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The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

Whereas. the Hon l.. Il. Sawyer Of
| Garland is candidate for the speak
erslip OF the house of representative
| in its fortieth annual assembly, and.
Whereas, the Chamber of Com
merce of Hot Springs has been active
and aggressive in cooperating with
other commercial organizations of A.
kansas to secure such legislation as
will aid in the general development
and upbuilding of the interests oil lie
whole state and
Whereas, in Mr.. Sawyer we fiad
the embodiment of an active and pros
gressive citizen, a public spirittd man,
man who co-operates with us in our
public movements, and who takes in
terest in all matters looking to the
development of the state;
Therefore, be it resolved. that the
Chamber of Commerce of Hot Springs
endorses the candidacy of Hon. l.. Il.
Sawyer to the business interests OF
the state OF Arkansas, and asks the
cooperation of the commercial orga1-
izations OF the state in the further
/
man so qualified and capable to fill
such an honored and important pos
ton as that CT presiding officer OF our
lower legislative body, and,
"Be it further resolved that tie
| secretary Of this organization prop
erly place the text OF this resolution
before the commercial bodies of the
state for such consideration as may
be given it by the business interests
of the state so represented"
Tho matter of being properly repre-
sented at the informal LUNCHEON and
smoker given by the Little Ro, k
Chamber of Commerce Saturday eve--
ing to the national directors of the
| National Chamber of Commerce, was
taken up and President George Gala
han was authorized to select a large
committee to join in properly repre-
senting Hot Springs at that meeting.
The Little Rock Chamber Of Com
merce had rendered the invitation to
the Hot Spring sorganization to JON
in the welcoming of the national di-
rectors.
1t is important that those who can
go will let President Callahan know
today, so that he can advise the Little
Rock organization by wire tonight
how many places to reserve for the
Hot Springs delegation.
Hon. L. E. Sawyer has been chosen
to represent Hot Springs on the pro-
gram in the event we have an oppoi-
tunity for a public hearing ON the
question Of appropriations for a drain
age system for this resort. However,
every one who goes will work quietly
with the national directors to i'm
press them with the fact that the Hot
Springs appropriation is meritorious
and long overdue.
-Four new applications for member-
ship were presented, they being DR..
E. II, Martin, DR.. Charles Dake. DR..
Frank Dstke and Win McCauley. All
were unanimously elected to member.
ship.
The grievance committee, recog-
nizing that soon the chief county ex
ecutiYe officer would enter into Of
flee, and that the township officer
had just entered on his dueies, aud
that conditions in the past suggested
cooperating with these officers n
every way. offered the following reso-
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
INDIAN TROOPS STILL idle
War Secretary Announces That Eng
lands Indian Contingent Has Not
Yet Been Engaged In the Fighting
In France and Belgium.

A~OiAASAAf ONAs ~ ps 7ltCS-
perate fighting continues in West
FLANDERS and Northern France be-
tween Germany's armies and REIN
forced by virtually all her forces in
the occupied portions of Belgium, and
the French, and Belgium troops aided
by British warships.
Along the coas. the User river still
divides the contending rfofces.
Neither side apparently, has been
able to advance but in the interior,
according to a German representa-
tive, issued tonight the allies are re-
tiring from several important posi-
tions.
This statement of the Germans is
contradicted, however, by the French
communication issued in Paris this
afternoon which, says the allies have
not been moved, despite violent at
tacks of The invaders.
All aiong the front from the North
sea to Swiss border, in fact, each
side claims to have repulsed the at
tacks of the other or to have made
slight progress at various points.
The contending armies seemingly
are so nearly equal in strength that
neither can force the other back,
pierce the front or get around the
wing.
In Poland the preliminary battle,
at least, has moved a little more
swiftly. The Russians report that
they have been able to drive back the
first German offensive move against
Warsaw, the Polish capital, and the
fortress of Ivangorod. All the Russian
accounts refer to this as a great vic
tory. They say the Germans, besides
lasing many prisoners and guns, have
left large quantities of ammunition
and provisions in the trenches they
had prepared for their defense.
German headquarters heretofore
hade made no reference to this strug-
gle but today it says that for several
days of battle no fighting was re-
ported yesterday.
Apparently there has been more
fighting ON the East Prussian from
tier where the situation has been
quiet for some time, as the German
report says:
Our troops are pursuing the re-
treating enemy in the direction of
Ossowetz."
Oscowitz is the fortress which
was in range of the German guns sew
eral weeks ago when their advance on
the Niemen failed
The battle around Przemysl and
south of that city continues but
ourther south the Austrians claim to
have cleared the Russians out of
Hungary and are advancing toward
Bukowina, a crownland in eastern
Galicia, with the same object in view.
AS though the Belgiums had not
already suffered sufficiently from the
war the villages along the coast north
of Ostend are suffering severely from
she'll fire. Lying as they do between
the German lines and the British war
ships off the beach, some of them
are reported to have been wiped out.
1t is believed, however, that the IN
habitants fled when the Belgian army
retired behind the User river.
Lord Crewe, secretary of state for
India, officially disclosed in a speech
delivered last Tuesday but made pub-
! CONTINUED ON PAGE TWo.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

ploy Asiatic troops IN Europe. 1t is
not a matter of reproach but a matter
of pride that our Indian fellow sub
jects feel themselves identified with
ourselves in the present quarrel and
fully expect that the enemy may
learn several not ulneeded lessons
from the Indian troops, lessons in
chiyalry, humanity. and respect for
the persons and homes of the poor
and the humble.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

London, Oct. 23.-3:05 a. m.-"The
villages of Schooten, Leftinghe, Wills
kerke and Slype, in northern Belgium,
are all partly on fire" according to
the Daily Mails Flushing CORE
spondent. p n
THE Germans" he adds, are max
ing trenches and bringing guns and
machine guns to Zeebrugge, appar.
emily in preparation for a retreat
Six thousand bottles of wine were de
manded from Ostend yesterday"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

IN the north has become more sig
nificant than ever.
The Germans were fiercer than
usuai in todays attacks on the, Bel
gians, whose extreme wing stretches
from the coast along a front of more
than 20 miles on which they are fight
ing heroically.
FARTHER on to La Bassee and Lille
the combat today also was OF a most
vigorous character.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
Suppress Portuguese Revolt.

London, Oct. 23-2: 50 a. m.-Ac
cording to the Exchange Telegraph
Lisbon correspondent the attempt K
start a revolution in Portugal by
royalists has been suppressed. Tn,
leader of the movement, Lieutenan'
Constancio, and forty adherents, arc
said to have been arrested.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
STILL CONTINUES RETREAT
Advices From Various Sources Are
Flight Abandoned Their Wounded
and Large Army Stores.

London. Oct. 23.-2 a. m.-Accord-
ing to the Petrograd correspondent OF
the Daily News, message has been
received in the Russian capital from
Warsaw which says that Emperor
William and the German headquar-
ters staff have retreated from Czen.
stochowi, in Russian Poland, close to
the Silesian frontier, into Silesia.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
Stores Abandoned.

London, Oct. 22-7 p. ma Reuter-
despatch from Rome says that further
official dispatches from Petrograd
state that the Germans who are be-
ing pursued along the Pilitza river
have left behind usually in trenches,
arms, ammunition and provisions.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
Coal German Cruisers.

Bordeaux, via Paris, Oct. 23--1 90
a. m.-The captain Of a British
steamer which has just arrived here
from Mexico declares that German
cruisers are being coaled by colliers
operating from Mexican ports.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
CARRANZA FEARS VILLA
And Still Refuses to Attend ConVen-
tion in Person, as Does Zapata and
Villa-DeIeeates at Loss What
Method to Pursue.

El Paso, Texas, Oct 22.-Advice5
from Mexico City tonight indicated
that the Aguas Calientes convention
already had resulted iE failure and
would not be renewed An official
telegram from Guadalajara said mill
tary bulletins from the national capt
tai reported that General Villareai
and others of the Carranza delegates
remained today in Mexico City.
The convention adjourned in order,
it was said for the Carranza repre-
sentatives to invite their chief to at
tend the convention in person. It
was to have renewed its session to-
day. General Carranzas refusal to go
to Aguas Calientes was believed 10
have occasioned the hitch in the pro
ceedings.
Carranza agents intimated that the
presence of a strong force of Villa
troops within striking distance of the
convention combined with other mat
ters might have caused the delay.
From the Villa side came little def
mite news over the censored wires
running from aere south to Aguas
Calientes. Nothing has been heard
from General Villa, who is at the head
of the column moving into Durango
state, which has been disrupted by
the revolt to the Carranza side of the
Arrieta brothers.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
Germans Retreatinu.

Amsterdam, oct %. via London
1880 p. m.-The Telegram says the
Germans are retreating from Middle
kerke. on the North sea, midway be-
tween Ostend and Westende.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
Torpedo Boast Ashore.

London, Oct. 23.-1:30 a. MT is
reported that the German torpedo
gunboat Dryd is ashore at Kirkedal.
in the Orkney islands off the coast Of
Scotland. Her crew is said TO have
been saved.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
Artillery Routs Germans.

Amsterdam, Oct. %, via London
/ 1910 p. m.-"The shells of the allies
are raining down upon the Germans
} and causing terrible destruction" the
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

The Dryd. which was built in 1898,
is 30 feet long and has a speed OF
.1S:5 knots an hour. She has been
attached to the navigation school at
Portsmouth.
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Vigorous Fioh,In Continues.

from the battle front, via Paris.
~ zz-l1i5l p. m.-The obstinacv
ooth armies in the fighting appar-
iy IS growing daily. The battle
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

London, Oct. 23.-3:2O a. m.-An
Amsterdam despatch to the Central
News quotes a telegram from the
burgomaster of Venduyne. Belgium,
as follows:
Victory is with the allies. Seventy
thousand men have been taken pris-
oners between Chalons and Longwy.
Three guns and thirty-one flags have
been captured"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

Venduyn is a province of West
Flanders on the Belgian coast. Cha-
Ions and Lonwy are respectively in
the four French departments Of
Marne and Meurth ct Moseiie, nearly
goo miles southeast of the Belgian
province from which the above des-
patch eminates.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
VICTORY FOR
THE ALLIES
BELGIAN REPORT SAYS SEVENTY
THOUSAND GERMANS HAVE
BEEN CAPTURED.
LILLE IS NOW IN RUINS

After Germans Captured the City
and 1t Was Abandoned by Them
But Little Remained of the Once
Beautiful and Prosperous City.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

Washington. Oct. 22.-The Mexican
national convention at Aguas Calien-
ties. which recently voted itselg the
sovereign authority in Mexico. has ap-
pointed a committee of five ito as
sumo the duties of five cabinet posi-
tions in Mexico City, according to adj
vices to the state department today.
The committee is to take charge OF
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23
MEET THE HIGH
COST OF LIVING

One way to meet the high cost OF
sving is to spend more time studying
me advertisements in your morning
uawspaper. In that wax you will learn
There to spend your money ana GET
he best possible vsIus.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-23

Washington, Oct. 22.-Forecast for
Arkansas: Rain Friday in west and
Friday or Friday night in east; Satur
day, local rains and cooler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
q. 9esember.

Gie oeutide 9lomiralitdt gab iibe1
einen glngriff engliider &riegsldtffe
ON Ser oeutiden &iiite, Ser ober er'
foIglos per1ief, folgenbes befannt:
Mm @eibnohtstage beriudten adt
britiide ariegsidiffe IN ei1re oeutlde
gudt ei115uoringen. Deitgefiibrte
Sporodroplone morfen 5uporoerl1
8on1ben ouf Bel Gurbopen Dor 9nfel
lieger1be sdiffe un6 ei1ren @asbebal' l.
ter, obne fie ieoo@ 511 treffen, ooer
sdooen nn5uridten. gluf oie Mero'
plane tpuroe u1rper5iigIi4 6euer er'
0ffnet, NIT ser Golge, 6oB iie iid Ell
Iigit in peitIider &i@tung bopon'
madten. 9eutide 2uftidiffe uno
Meroplone trote1 t1unnebr in @ftion
un6 bomboroierten ei11en britiiden
gorperoidger unb Elm a1t6eres sdifi
oes @eidtpo6ers. Muf lesterem brad
sseuer aus. geebel berbinberte oie
Toriesung 6es @anpfes.
Meuter erbielt am Sonntag Die
Meloung ous Mmiter6om, bob Die
tiirfiide Hegierung in aonitontino'
bel foIgenbes iiber sic Operationen
inn @oufoius befonnt gegeben bobe:
y u3uiIden Olti uno So baben unfre
Truppen einen entideibenben @iea
errunger. @ir boben 5000 @efan'
gene een1ndt uno bebeutenoe Menger
(6ortiesung auf @ette 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31

Ite Megierung, 6aB Sanoel 51ptlden
11e1tralen WeGdten als normal in
Gssriaoens= utr6 nidt in &rtegs5eiten
angsieben lperoe nrrriille 9eidt an
oen re1p. neutralen grporte11r let es,
SEN 9eodtpeis 5u erbringen, ooB Die
gen61tng nidt &onterbun6e entbalt,
1on6ern on ser betreffen6en friegfmb'
ren6en Mu9t, tpelde oas &argo BE-
ld]lagnobn1te, sos @egertbei1 5l1 Be-
mel len.
3um @dluB beiBt es in Ser Note
>p0rtIid): Sic amerifaniide &egte'
rung fa1n nnter fetnen l1mitanoen
erIouben, 6oB un1erifoniide S9iffe
ouf hober see u1t110tbig lange aufge'
buIten nnb unteriudt nod nod brit
tiiden Sqfer gebradt tuer6en, Inn
BORT Big in ale gin5eIbeiten 6ur9=
fudt 5u mer6er. sc ntuB Ser @ad-
meis erbro9t tperoen, baB 5ur 3eit
ser gei9Ingnabrne 6te Mbiidt porlag,
oos &orgo elmer fein6liden Madt 5u'
fon1nten 5u Ioiien. Gas &edt frieg.
fiibre11ber Mddte, Sdiffe 51 unter'
iuden, miro 11i9t beitritter1, bod bori
es nidt oo5u niBbraudt peroen,
omerifor1iide sdiffe ouf 6en reinen
@eroadt BIN nad Sdfen friegfiibren'
Ser Md9te 3u idleppen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31

Grin5 Seinri9 BON YreuBen un6 80
mirol bon SirpiB, otsiefretar bes
Mei9smarirtean1ts, 5u elmer &onfe'
te115 ins @ouptquartier berief. Gie
&onferen5, oie angebIi@ oen Ingriff
alf Gurbopen 5un @egenitan6 ge-
bobt boben ioa, 6ouerte mebrere
stunoen. Hrir5 @eirrid febrte nit
sonoer5ug nod 4iel 5uriid. Die
1epeide fIgt bin5u, oab man in
9eutidlnno glaubt, 6aB Hrin5 Setn-
rid Sen Sberbefebl iiber bie beutide
Sd[a6tflotte erbalten merbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
20. 9esember.

Die Ser. @tooter1 baben einen &C.
bornildten Yrotet an England me-
gen ser 5oblret6en l1ebergriffe an1e'
rifaniiden gdiffe gegeniiber 5ur Gee
geri6tet. england miro 6ringeno ouf'
gefor6ert, Mbbilfe 5u idaffer1 tpiori'
genfQls 6ie Ser. staaten 6ie geetgnez
ten gdriiHte gum @dub Ser SSnterei'
len ibrer gurger tbun uerben. Ser
Erotelt ri9tet ii9 gegen bie ba1tfige
geib blagnabn1e anrerifaniider &ar'
gos un6 @eri9leppung no9 brtttiden
Safe11.
Som 0iten meloet Elm Berltner
geri9t, boB man ungemein bie gu
perFdt begt, boB Sic 6eutfdete ta'o
0iterreid=ungariiden Sruppen Sort
id,ritte MAIDEN. gSdbren6 man oie
Gage an ser 8iura un6 @apfa uls
giiritig betra9tet, bd1t man oie
@on1pfiteGe BEL Son1otidem fir bie
pielDeripre9en6ite. Sc miro ebeitens
eirre g1tideibung erDartet. Ser
oeutide Gagesbertdt iogt, buB teine
@era1roerungen i1n Often itattgefun'
Sen baber, un6 ser &antpf IN Eolen
tpeitergebt. Gie &1iien boben oen
Ruf5ng BON &rafat erit iebt 3ugege'
BEN. Sic baben ii9 bierpon so gset-
len suriifge5ogen. Gie Seiterretder
geban einen Hiid5ug Dor 6en Huller1
in @oIi5ien 5u.
SIM @eiten boben Sic 9eutiden ei'
nen sdiibengraben iioli9 bon
gpern gerorn111e11 mdbren6 oie Tro1=
5oien beboupten, einen oeut1de11
gdukengroben BET Gems in gelgien
erobert 5u boben. @or Mieuport bo'
ben erneut &dn1pfe ltattgefnn6en, BET
0enan au9 &riegsidiffe mieber Be-
tbeiligt moren. Ser oeutide 8eri6t
Iagt, 6oB one 9lngriffe 5uridgeidla'
gen lpur6en ur6 Elm 9or6oner &on1'
me11tor beiogt, 6oB melentltae Ser
an6crungen our9 Sic beridieoenen
9lngriffe Ser Gra15oien tDie Ser 0eut'
lden 1riht berborgerl1fen tporoen
Ieien. Ser Iette frun50iiide 8eridt
iagt, 6oB beftige Stiirme m1f Der
gan5en &anpffrort Sic 0perationen
lebr bebin6ert boben.
9eutidIan6 bot Die an1ertfanilhe
Megierung 6abon ir1 @en1t1riB gefebt,
Bog Sic an1erifa1tiiden @oniu1n In
3nfunit ii9 IN slnor6nungen Der
euti9en ghIitGrbebor6en 1tnbebingt
fiigen rriiiier, u1t6 6e1ttet a1, baB et'
lide ser gegentpdrtigen &onflln nidt
unneb1nnr feien.
Ser neberfon Der britif4e11 Slug
peuge un6 &riegsidifft ouf @urboben
Iiegen nod Feline genaaeren gahrid'
ten tor; mdbre116 IN Berlin amtlt4
ongegeben miro, es lei fein nennens,
mertber @doben nngeridtet, labt ii4
2on6on iiber @openbugen ongeblib
aus Son1burg beridten, IN @urbopen
lei be6euten6er @do6en ungeriatet
tDor6e1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31

HuIiii9e Mngriffe auf oie Nili5a bonn
Sl6en ber muroen NIT groBen Ser
lulten fir 6ie 9uiien 5uriidgeidla=
gen. ssSn @ali5ien baben oie Deter.
reider Maube, ibre steQungen gegen
sic bortrrddiger 4ngriffe Der 8uiIen
5u boIten. Die Dor fur5er1 beiette11
Std6te Saslo unb &ro5no boben Tie
pieoar oufgeben niilien. Sic &uiien
1nel6en groBe Siege iiber 6ie Seiter,
retder, Die ie6o4 nod BON feiner
ste1le beitdtigt iin6; mdbreno Ser
lin on6eutet, boB Die @uiien mebr
u16 rtebr aus ben @arpaben pertrie.
ben tperbe11 iagt Hetersburg 6us &C.
get1tbeil u1r6 beridtet bes naberen,
boB in 6en lesten &dmpfen BORT mebr
aIs 10000 Seiterreiher gefongen
genonu11en mnr6er1. 9ie gerben bu=
BEN tpie6er 6ie 0iterreihiide @ren5e
erreidt ie6od glaubt8erlin, baB oies
MIR in elmer unbetrddtltden Erup,
penitdrfe ser Gnn lit.
sS1 @eiten fin6 6te @dntpfe iett
tpie6er in bol1em @nnge ur6 5tpor
n1ebren fid iebt mie6er Die bel1tiden
Mngriffe, 11ad6en, tpte 2on6on fagt,
oie 6eutiden @eritdrfungen etnge-
troffen iinb. Gin @orreipon6er1t mel,
set aus gelgien boB 6ie @eritarfun'
gen beiorrbers 5ob1ret6 on Ser &ulte
IN Sepit un6 &node eingetroffen itno.
gngIiide @9iffe eridienen m Conn
tog1norgen mie6er Dor Ser belgtfden
@ifte. Sci ct. MIbert periudte Ser
6ein6 bor3ugeben, ie6od tpor Ser
@eriud erfolglos. 9ie 9eutiden lie
Ben einerr erfo1greiden @egenangrtff
folgen. 9ie fra15ofiiden slngriffe
tpur6en ole 5uriidgeidlngen. 9te
0eutiden berloren i'm SbereliaB eine
pidtige @0be Bel Sbann, getponnen
Iie Damn ieood bal6 6orauf mieoer.
gnglartDs an1tlt9er 9eridt iiber
oe1r britii6en slngriff auf Gugbopen
liegt iest Dor. Dann4 beitanoen Die
eil15igen britiiden @erluite oorir, ooB
Elm GIieger ertrunfen tit uno bier
@aiierflug5euge per1udtet muroen.
Sic BON Berlin gen1el0ete 8eidaoi-
gung oreier @riegsidiffe miro in
2onoon geleugnet. Ser Hlan Ger
gngIar6er, oeutide @riegsidiffe 5u
beidabige1t, lit als Elm poaltan6iger
Teblidlag oonf Der @adionrfeit Der
6eutlden GIotte 5u betrodten.
sSn Aleranoria, Megppten, tit es 5u
erniten unruben gefoutnen, Die bon
Sen @nglanbern crit NIT Silfe bon
5000 Dia11n Sruppen ur6 Maidinen-
gelpebren u1terbriiH tpuroen. Siinf-
u110adt5ig 9lraber iino IN Den Stro-
Benfan1pfen gefaGen. Die tiirfiiden
Sperationen gegen 8at1m m
Sdmor5en Weeer idreiten erfolgreid
por1uGrt5, mie &onitantirrapel berid-
tet.
s3ulgarien lit 1idt tnerrig a1tfge-
brodt iiber serbie1l tpel9es Sen nad-
qeIucbten Sransport bon Weunition,
sic fir gulgarien beltimmt lit, oaf
ser 0onau nidt ge1tattet. 8ulgoriens
TrelIe perIa11gt, oaB Die &egierung
Sic fir Sic 1unou gelte11oen Sdiff-
fabrtsbe1tin1mungen nit @etpolt 5ur
sln1pel16ung bringe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
80. 9e5e1nber.

Gle an1erifanilhe 9eote, 1pelde &C.
gel1 fos Gerbulten ser griten gege11=
iiber Ser onrerifanilhen S9ifffabrt
geihtperoe fubrt uno auf elmer bal-
0igen 8eiierung beitebt, bot bas bielt=
ge &ubltfun ponltdn6ig iiberraidt,
oa feline sln6eutung 6ofiir borlag,
baB es SIT elmer Reibung 5tpiiden Sen
Megierungen beiber 2dnber gefom.
nren iei. Die Mbeno5eitungen 0rufer
Sic aeote ob uno marfieren lie nit
SEN gr0Bten l1eberidriften. Mugen=
iheinlih gilt 6ies fir ems Ser mid=
tighten greigniiie 0es @rieges Nidts
0erartige5 fat felt Nrali6ent @lepe-
LAMBS 8ot1d)oft iiber @ene5uela iol-
dies 9lufieben berurio9t. Ser erite
gin5rud oes Eublifu1ns it, Sic geote
f0nne Heibung un6 l1nitimmigfeiten
sur ToIge boben. 9ie 3eitungen Be-
tonen ie6od, 6oB Sic @oritedungen
in freun6Iider @eiie geideben. Ne
situation l6Bt lid nit berienigen
oergleide1, >peIde CUR 3eit 6es iiio'
afrifuniihen &rieges eintrat, al5 neu=
trale @erien6er anfingen Die fir Die
Nepublif Srm1spaal be elttn1n1ten &ar-
gos nod ben1 rne1tralen Safen Ser
7elngoo=8u9t 5u idi6en.
Sir golparb @rep, Sefretar oes
eluslpartigen Mn1tes, febrte be1te
oon12o115e nod 2o1t6on 5uriid. ssSn ei,
ner nngeodnrittag abgebaltenen&abi=
nettsitkung, on Ser ale MiniIter tbeil=
l1obnren, tpur6e Ser un1erifanti4e
Troteit gegen Sic @ebin6erung BEG
Son6eIs beipro4en. 9ie Note NOR
gera0e ongeforr1men. Ser omerifani-
ife @otidofter Nage miro Sic @ode
NIT Sir @rep beipreden. Sic on1e=
rifa11iide Note bi16et bos Sagesge'
Iprdd. Sic offi5i0ie ~@eitninii ter
@ose1te" iagt 6o5r: v@ir brondet
feinen Merger 6oriiber 5u enpfin6en,
6aB 9lmerifa iih ben1iibt, bie Ser
lutte, meIhe Ser &rieg Sen &anflen=
ten 1;t16 6obrifante1 jenes 2an6es 5us
fugt, 51t n1iI6err." gs lige I'M sSr1=
terei1e ser geeutra1en un6 &riegfub=
renben, Sic 7auer 6es &rieges n1og-
lid5It fit fiir5en. @esbo1b ridten Die
Ser. @tooten ibrigers 1tidt tbre ge=
ihtper6en an 9eutih1an6 un6 SeIter=
reid= =l1ngorn, anitott an @roBbritan-
nien Sic geberridung 6es Weeres
erlouben Tranfreih un6 @nglono ol-
lein 6os Heht Ser 8iiitterung r1to
1etinierung neutraler sdiffe ous5ns
iiben. Iies g}eht lper6e bon Mmeri'
ia nidt beTtritter1. Sos @ufbringen
BON gdiffen auf bloBen @eroodt bin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
%. 9esember.

Som Oiten miro beridtet, baB ote
geb0r6en bon @oridou nod @t1nn
iibergefiebeIt iir1b. Mn ser Biura
un6 Ser &otpfo rnodten bie Deutiden
leifte Tortidritte. siioItd bon So
maIf,ep an ser Tilt3a bouert Die
oeutide Offeniipe erfolgrei@ fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
Sin &arz
,tm1tgsrmt.

Marid frieSliebenber amerifamer
nad @aibtngtun als @plfsfnnbge-
bnng geplant. - 8esen ale Ser.
rather. - 9ie Jrennbe Gnglanbs
in @aibington ioQen gebeime
@iiblarbett nidt meter treiben. -
Die beridtebenen stamme. - Gie
8rMnoung Der uAmeriean Neutra.
litp seasne" in Tbilaoelpbia. -
eytrpr Mmericanus."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
Hufrt9un0 in england,

@n9lano beroor8ernen @mertfant
9ouar @entraitat ar sesbe s"rtboo ""o soamer "ers
8e1t.-3 3eu1e &e9ieramg oen fatb
&irdgenarnem &riessi@nlo entlanet. SIM ofem
mie ssein rob her sasem Die 9emtidem im Sor
tbtil.-&idtige &enteren5.-Yrtn5 @eimr&
n aaiier &bemS @auptquartier.-
MomrA1 3rpit aud oa.