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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
Stoughton

Nels Quale's star is setting as long
distance pedestrian. Friday night at
the armory William H. Brown, young
Englishman from Oregon, beat him by
only ten feet in a ten mile walk Quale
led until the final four laps when Brown
walked the veteran down. The town
match.
Lydia Larson. the Is year old girl
who of late has achieved undesirable
notoriety, was Thursday brought be-
fore Justice Gilbert by Chief of Police
Hanson who charged her with being in
corrigible. Justice Gilbert decided that
she should be given another chance,
and placed her on probation to the
chief of police to whom she must re-
port either in person or IN writing ev-
cry two weeks. She is to go to the
home of an aunt residing near Brook
Ign, and it is hoped being thus removed
from her present associations will have
a beneficial effect on her character.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedemark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Olson and little son
Everett and Earl Davenport motored
over to Evansville Thursday to attend
the fair. While enjoying a ride on the
merry go-round at the fair grounds,
one of the large steam pipe braces of
the merry go-round fell and struck
Mrs. Hedemark on the shoulder and
arm, and Mrs. Olson on top of the
head. Her hair served as buffer SO
she escaped injury, but Mrs. Hede-
marks dress was torn and her arm
scratched bv the pipe The proprietor
lost no time in settling for the damage
by the payment of ive-dollar bill.
The two year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Anderson, who are camping at
Camp Dewey, Friday afternoon man.
aged to get hold of milk bottle in
which there was a small quantity of
gasoline, and presumably under the i'm
preston that it was water, he drank a
few drops. He was Immediately taken
i'll, but fortunately the quantity that
he had drank was so small that he soon
recovered from the effects.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Anderson and lit
tie daughter of Edgerton spent several
days of the week here with relatives.
Mrs. E. D. Nelson spent several days
last week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Otto Smithback, in Christiana.
Mrs. Myron Monson and little son of
Chicago, who have been spending the
past two months at the I. G. Thomp-
son home, returned to their home on
Saturday last.
Burr Armstrong last week sold his
farm of 20 acres, lying southeast of
the village, to Mrs. Edna Leland. The
consideration was SITS per acre. The
farm is we'll improved.
Edward largo died at the home of
his uncle, Martin largo, on Saturday
morning, Aug. Is. He came here to
the home of his uncle about three
weeks ago, and did not feel very we'll
at the time, having been overheated
while working in blacksmith shop at
Jefferson. He became steadily worse
and brain fever set in which was the
cause of his death.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
What Saved the Home.

In the American Magazine a man
who has had twenty-five years matri-
monial experience says that he and his
wife were growing farther apart and
constantly quarreling. The family
would have been wrecked had it not
been for two things, which he describes
as follows:
First was the baby-a healthy.
charming child-to whom we were in
tensely devoted. For months the baby
was about the only subject we could
agree upon The other safeguard was
our sense of humor. l have since
thought that no two persons should
marry unless one or the other has a
sense of bumor With us the sense of
humor usually came to the rescue at
the most trying times. One or the 9th
er of us would be struck with the lu-
dicrous feature of our quarrel and
laugh, and pretty soon we made up
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
Cambridge

Social Lodge, No. 245, F. & A. M,
held a special communication Tuesday
evening, August 4th, called by j. A.
Scobie, w. NJ, for the purpose of be-
slowing the past masters jewel upon
ten worthy members who have hereto
fore served this lodge in that capacity.
On Tuesday afternoon very severe
lightning storm ragged over Cambridge,
lasting we'll into the night. No build
ings were struck here but many cleo
trio light bulbs and fuses were burned
out. At the lake a bolt struck Atty.
H. L. Wilson's house, doing only slight
damage to porch and shingles.
Mr.. J. H. Townsend is in precari-
Gus condition at the Stoughton hos
pital Last Wednesday he underwent
the second operation, the surgeons am
putating his left leg above the knee,
with the hope of checking the spread
of gangrene which had set in. Mr..
Townsend's advanced age is a serious
handicap in the efforts to check the
disease.
Last Monday morning about 2 O'Clock
as some young men from Whitewater
were going through town, they noticed
a light flashing in Hanson & Onstad' S
store. They reported to Andrew Kamp-
estad and Joe Jensen who discovered a
burglar prowling around inside. Joe
ratified the front door just as the man
was tampering with the cash register
and caused him to make a hurried exit
through the window he had removed in
the rear.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1914
CORRESPONDENCE
Milton

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Driver have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Emma Marie, to
Mr.. Chester Arthur Cline of North
Yakima, WASH, which will take place
Wednesday, Sept. 2.
o. w. Babcock of Nortonville, Kas.,
departed for his home Tuesday morn
ing after spending short time visiting
friends here. Mr.. Babcock came from
Battle Creek, Mich, where he had been
to attend family reunion.
A cablegram received from Miss
Alberta Crandall, Friday, sent off at
O'Clock in the morning from Zurich,
Switzerland, stated that they had just
escaped from Germany after a two
weeks detention there. They were
we'll and hoped to be safely back home
in about two weeks.
After many weeks of intense suffer
ing, Mrs. S. A. Miller, who was vic
tim of cancer of the face, passed away
at her farm lhome in northeast Milton
Monday, August II, 1914, soon after
noon. The funeral services were held
from the home Thursday afternoon and
the remains were laid to rest in the
family lot in the Milton cemetery.
The peace of several Milton Junction
residences was threatened by burglars
Monday night. Henry Williams and
r. w. Kelly both discovered Tuesday
morning that their cellars had been en-
tered. Mrs Williams is not certain
that her canned fruit supply is intact
and Mrs. Kelly is certain that batch
of cookies and a quarters worth of
sugar are missing. Late in the even
ing Bert Button heard some one prowl-
ing about his house and got up. A per-
son was seen crawling into E. G. Nc
Gowan's yard toward the house. Officer
G. W. Maltpress was notified and with
other help rounded up two bad looking
characters. They were placed in the
Milton lookup till morning, and having
no tangible evidence against them,
they were released.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
HOw,S This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known T. j.
Cheney for the last Is years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is Internationally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
Public Notice

All | ask is to have you step into my
Studio and hear the Edison Diamond
Disc. One listen will convince the
most skeptical. 1t has been adopted
by the Musical Conservatives through
out the Nation.
BARDEEN'S STUDIO.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
Mrs, TWickembury.

1--WE went to the cathedral last
Sunday" said Mrs. Twickembury,
"and we heard the Magma Charta'
beautifully sung."-Punch.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28

"A nearly new surrey and light
single buggy for sale by Harry Ash.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28

An $500 real estate mortgage for
sale by Atwell & Blanchard.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Defterrei4 proteftiert.

@oibing t n, II. Slug. - Sic
oiterrei@ii@e @egierung bat Die Gnf'
nerfion1feit Ser Ser. @tooten m1f 6ie
l1nonnebn1lt@feiten un6 @erluite ouf'
rnerffam gemadt, sic 6mrh l1nterbre,
DUNG Ser @oitbef0r6eratna 5tpif4en
6en Ser. Stoatert Deutid1nat6 nr1
0eiterrei@ entfteben, bo @oit fit
0eiterreid u16 ungarn, sic engli.
i@en @ampfern anbertro11t tpiir6e,
in england 5uriidgebalten >per6en
tpiir6e. @tootsfefretdr 8rpan iiber.
nrittelte sic @ori@lage 6es oiterret@i.
i@en @efon6ten an 6en General -@oF,
nteiiter 8urleion. Diefer erfldrte,
6aB ale fir 0eiterrei@<l1ngarn Be,
itintn1te Boit, 6ie iiber 9fotter6om
o6relfiert lit, 6ur@ boldn6ifde @om.
pier bef0r6ert miro, tpenn 6ies ni@t
auf o1r6ere grt fd11euer gef@eber1
fann. Seine @oitfa@en fir Deutl9,
Ia16 o6er 0eiterrei@- -11ngarn iin6
6ur@ engItf@e Dmnpfer bef0r6ert
tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
@teq Ser 9e1ttidje,t.

&aris, II. Slug. - spn nnter-
gliaB, onf 6em @elGn6e fi6li9 bon
Meublbauien nn6 6en umgebe16en ST.
geln tobt Ser @onpf. @as fra1130=
iiide &riegsnritniterium gibt 5u> 6aB
ote fran50iii6e ssSnbalionsornee unz
ter General Soffre CUR &almung
MiiblbouienS 6ur@ Sen Mngriff elmer
ugroBen l1ebern1o6t" ge5tpungen
tpur6e, pel6e bon 9eel1=8reiiah por=
ging. Ob &olmar it@ nod IN Sen
@dnoen ser 6ran5oien befin6et, lift
lt1rge1piB, 6a Die @e11fur 11i@ts 6arii=
ber our@iidern MBt. Die 6euti6e Mr=
nree iebte ii9 BON 5traBburg aus in
@apegung. Die 5tGrfe 6ieier @rmee
miro o1f 100000 Mann geidatt.
ginaelbeiten Ger @@ladt iteben aus.
2ie 0ffeniipe Ser @euti6en iom Bel
Sen MMblbauien l1mgeben6en Mnbo-
ben gum @alten gefonmen fem. Son
Sratrfrei@ .geben ltarte Trlppen-
@a@fdiibe nah 6em @lioB ab. Son
ser S9Ga9t miro ser @rfolg beS
@a1npagneyBlans 6es Generals Sof>
fire obbangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
eStaliert 6lei6t neutral.

81 o M, II. Slug. - SStalien iit ent-
idloiien1 trob 6ronfrei6's &riegser=
flarnng gegen 0eiterreid=u d=ungarn auf
feinen1 neutralen Stan6punfte 5u be-
barren. Seine offi5ielle Beitatigl1ng
lit 81 erbalten. @ier berrf9t fieber-
bafte 9ufregung iber sic neueite @nt<
>pidlltng.
2on6on II. Slug. - Mon ipe-
f1tliert bier iiber 6ie n0gliden 5olgen
Ser &riegserflarung Iranfreids ge=
gen Selterreib b=l1ngarn. Inter 6ent
1reibun6=gertrag lit ssStalien ber-
pfli@tet> Deuti6lano unto Seiterreid
5n &ilfe gu fommen, tpenn 1ie ange=
griffen tper6en. ssStolien bat ieine bis=
berige geeutralitdt 6amit begrun6et,
oaB 6ie bei6en Md@te 6ie Sffeniibe
ergriffen batten Sm gegenmdrtigen
Sole bot je6o6 Sronfreid SEN eriten
S6ritt getban, obtpobl bon Ser @r.
flarung begleitet 6aB 6ie Oelterrei-
der inn 3mlammenbang nit Sen Deut-
i6en feline @ren5e ongreifet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
2iittidj (2iese) sefaaem.

81 miter6am, 10. Slug. = Sn
Berlin berrfM groBe Trel1oe iiber Die
gaaari4t, oaB 2iiiiHi@ gefauen 1T. 81
ne Depei9e lal1tet: uDie Ma6ri6t,
9iitti9 iei gefa1e11, perbreitete fi4 in
Berlin NIT b1ibartiger @eidmin6ig<
felt nn6 rief gren5enlofen @ntbuiias=
mus berpor. Ser @atier lteB 6ie
geo9ri@t ser anf Sen 5traben ber-
iannnelten Menge 6l1r@ einen M6iu<
ta1rten rnel6en. &mi5ilten auf 3net>
rd6ern fubren Inter 6en 2in6en ent-
lang un6 berflr6eten sic sSSnbeInadr
ridt. 9fet@sfan8ler bon 8etbmann-
&onmeg begab ii@ 1taber5iig1i@ in ei=
nem Muto nod 6em &alait, Inn 6em
&ailer 5n 6em gldn3en6en @iege 5n
grotulieren. Sic beriamnelte Menge
bra@ ir1nner tpie6er BON neuen1 i1t
@o@rufe auf 6en &et@stan8ler. aus.
Ser @ntbltiiasmuS fannte f@ier fetne
@ren3en. 9ie 8ettungen meiien oa-
rauf fin, 6aB Sic I'M 9luSIan6e ber-
offetli@ten fali6en @ert@te iiber
fur@tbare geie6erlaeer, 6ie oie Deut-
i6en erlitten bdtten sic gIGn8en6en
8affentboten Ser 6eutl9en Gruppen
ni6t langer aufbalten fonnen. Der
g v99ofalan5eiger" melbet iiber 6en
Sieg: u@r beitdtigt bon 1el1em sic
3uberii6t, 6te tpir in uniere Mrntee
ieben. &ubig un6 gelaiien 0iirfen
mir Sen fon1men6en @reigniIien ent-
gegenieben. @s NOR SOS @oripiel gu
&el6entbaten. bon 6e1ren sic Menf6-
beit nit @eeeiiterung fpre9en miro,
loGange 6ie gr6e beitebt. @enn mn-
Iere @ol6oten bon 6e1n glorpei@en
Siege boren, miro lire 6ren6e cine
gren3enloie iein, ,,no nit @egeiite-
rung tper6en iie gegen sic 6ein6e
9euti6lan6s borgeben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
&rieqe1t 6iebe.

8ten, 10. Slug. - GInftaufenf
Monte1tegriner beriuhten ant Sam-
flag gegen sic oiterreidii6en @ren5,
poiten inn Often Ser befeitigten @ta61
Street.-The, &er3ogetpino> bor5u6ringen
Die Montenegriner berloren 200
Mann, mabren6 sic Seiterrei@er Ell.
nen Offi5ter un6 81 @onn eirbiiBten.
Die &uifen baben 6te ongeitrengte=
iten @eriu@e geno@t, in Seiterreid
ein3uoringen, tpur6en ieoo@ immer
5urildgeid1agen. Die 0fterreidif6en
@ren3truppen baben febr erfolgrei&e
fognos5ierungsn1drf@e unternom'
men Die @ei@spoit fagt, 6oB 6ie 3u'
fubr nod @erbien i1nr1er ftarter abs
gefdnttten tpiro, 6o sic 0eiterrei@er
fortDabren6 in ser gini9lteBung ser
@erben fortf1reiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Diplomatilde 8e5iebmnsen abse-
brpdlen.

@aris, 10. Slug. = Montag=
obeno tpuroe on1tli9 in &aris ange-
fiin6igt> oaB sic 6iplomati iden @e=
5iebungen 3tpii@en Seiterrei@-l1n=
garn un6 6ro1tfrei9 abgebro6en iino.
Ser 01terrei@ii9e 8ot1dafter lit aus
Noris abgereiit, un6 Ser fron5oltlfe
Botl@ofter in @ten bot I'M @mSban=
oigung ieiner Ndiie eriu6t. @1ei@-
5eitig peroffentli@te 6oS fran50iii6e
Mustpartige 9lnrt oie folgen6e @rflae
rung: uIrob6e1n oie oiterrei@ii@e
&egierung 6em fran5oiii6en Mniiter
6es Mea&Bern 6ie &erii6erung gegeben
botte, oaB 0iterrei6ii6e Sruppen ii@
niht in Sen &rteg 5tpii6en Deuti@<
lono nno 6ronfrei@ einmii6en mir=
BEN, bat 6ie fran50fil@e &egiernng
iiber iebem 3tpeifel erbaben feltge=
iteut, baB getpiife oiterrei@ii4e &rup=
penf0rper ii6 bereits auf oeuti@em
@ebiet befin6en. &ier6ur@ lit es ben
Del1ti9en nr0glt6 getporoen> ibrer=
ieits Eruppetrforper gum &anpf ge=
gen 6ronfrei9 5u bertpen6er. Do=
rous folgt, oaB 6ie gertannten otter
reiAii@en Sruppen tbatia@li@ gegen
6ronfrei@ fGnnpfen. @us 6ieiem
@run6e erbielt Ser fran3oiii@e @ot=
Idofter in @ien beu Mnftrag, beirn<
5ureiien. Ser 0iterrei6iihe 8ot16of=
ter in @oris bat INN feline 8aiie er=
Iu6t, t1a66e1n linn ayranfreidbS @nt>
i4lieBung n1itgetbeilt tpnr6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
0anfbarfeit Der 9eutidjen.

@erlin, II. Slug. = Muf Mnre-
gnng bon @ertretern bon St161t itrte,
5inan5, @ilienidaft un6 @11nit in ser
6el1tlden &a1ptita6t tpur6e in Sen
äi9feiten bes Miniiteri1n1s 6es
4euBeren eine @ibung abgebolten, in
tpel@er cine @eipre6ung ltattfat1o 6o,
riiber, 1pie man 6as sS1,terefie, tpeldeS
sic @ereinigten @toaten binii@tlid
ser @ei6iibung Deuti9er in 6ein6es'
lano an SEN Sag legen, our@ @ait.
freun6i9aft un6 Gorge fir bic @oDl.
fobrt ser Imerifaner bergelten ton.
ne, oie ii@ infolge beg @rieges in
Del1ti@la116 in &erlegenbeit befin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
@ieber in @ee.

Som, 9. slug. - &lnr gum &C.
fedt nnb nit @ononieren an 6en &C.
I9iiben gingen I'M flint l1br beute
Morgen sic 6eutl9en &reu5er So
ben" um6 r8reslou," bie geitern nad
ser BeihieBung bon 5tpei algerii@en
&riegsbdfen Gan @olbotore bei @ei-
fling onliefe1, unter @ol6an1pf tpie'
oeretn See, nm Sen @onrpf NIT 6er
ouf iie la,tern6en englii9en 61otte
m1f5uneDn1e11 un6 e1tttpeber bur95n-
breden, o6er bel6enntiitbig fdmpfen6
5ugrun6e 3u geben. @or Ser 9lbfabrt
legten sic Sffi3iere lire lebtpinigen
@erfiigunget1 un6 lire @ertbia6en in
sic @dn6e 6es 6eutf@en @onfuls in
@eiiiro. Sooesmntbig, nit bliben-
Sen Mugen ftan6en sic MannIhaften
ouf BEN @er6e6enj u1u6 sic &rtegs,
flog9en fGotterten ftol8 int Morgen,
min6e, ols 6te bei6en &reu5er nnter
Ben &Idngett bon ~Dentf6lan6,
Deuti6Ian6 iiber 9lmes" ouf 6oS
@eer binous6ompften, tint in 0itltder
&i@tung 6abon5ufabren umo na@ far'
ger 3eit am @ori5ont 5u berf@mi1t=
6en. Mit Sen Sfft5teren wor ie6er
@onn bon 6e1m @nti6ruB beieelt, ii@
NIT &ubm nn6 @bre 8u be6eden un6
fiir 6as &ater1on6 5u iterben. Sic bel.
6enmiitbigen Deutf6en bdtten I'M
ii6ern @afen bleiben fonnen, ober iie
5ogen es bor, fiibn 6em falt 1t@erer
So6e enteegen 5u geben. @a Stalien
iid fiir neutral erfIdrt bot, tparen ite
Dor oie @ab geiteut, erttpe6er Biz
gum @n6e 6es @rieges int @ofen 5lt
b1eiben, o6er in Gee 3u geben nno
6en @ampf nit 6em 5ebnfod iiberle=
genen Tein6e, nuf8nnebmen, un6 iie
5ogen 6as lebtere Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Die Sramerfeierlidjf

@a I btngton 10. Mug. -
Die bel1te nn9n1ittag Dor iih gegon>
gene 8eer6igung Ser @enablin nnie=
reg 8rali6enten perlief IN einfo@er
un6 tpiiroger @et1e. Sour 6ie @t=
qlie6er ser Sa1nilte, et1tige tpenige i1r=
timere s5re11n6e, oie @o1nitees 6eS @e=
mats un6 &ongreies batten eine @in-
lo6ung CUR Gbeilnabme erbalten. Ser
aus Mobogoni gefertigte @arg tpnrbe
bon be1n Sterbe3immer nod Der ot=
li9en Seite 6es 6aufes gebradt> mo-
ibn elm gan3er @arten bon 8lnmen
aus ol1en Ebeilen 6es 9an6es anf-
1pobm. Motglod6en un6 @ofen BILL
6eten sic Souptitii6e. ssSn Ser 8eglet=
t1ng 6es 8raiibenten un6 ietner So6-
ter, Morgaret Wilion, Srau mcM6oo
un6 6ron Sapre, befa1r6en fi@ Sefre-
tra McM6oo, sSroneis g. SaDre nn6
Brof. Stodton, Ser 8ru6er Ser Ser
itorbenen, ser aus Orego1t eingetrof-
fen mor. @uiif feblte bel Der 6eier,
oa 8oitor @p1peiter 8ea@ aus Brince-
ton un6 Haitor S. s. Soplor aus
Walbington ii6 fir Die einfa@ite
sSeier ousgelpro@en botten. @on Ser
grnennnng bon @brenbobrtu6tra>
qern batte man @biton6 genommen.
@iner Mn5obl bon 9lngeiteaten 6es
WeiBen &auies tpur6e sic @bre gu,
tbeil, SEN @arg tragen 5u 6irfen.
glne amtli@en @ei6afte tpnr6en fir
Weontog nn6 Dienitag abgeiogt. Die
55Ioggen ouf affen @egierunesgebdu,
SEN u1r6 anf bielen 8ribot- nn6 Sc.
iddftsbGnfern 8eigen &olbmait.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Npb(e Shat be8 Gentrnlber
etn8.

Yittsbmra II. Mme* = Mit
einer 8eseiitermns ionbersletden trt'
ten sic bentidamerifaniiden &atbolt.
fen fir lire alte 5etmatb ein. Nn1
Ser 9egenmarttg bter absebaltene''
Sasmns bes 9e,ttidamerifaniid zen
&Smiid &atboliidem Gentralperetns
luuroe in @egenluart 6eS papltltden
2egaten in @aibinston, N6sr* Sobn
8om5ano, bic u@a@t am &bein" &C.
lmnaem. Ser @erein, bem 1000
oemti@amerifaniide fatbolii&e @eiell.
idaftcm amgeb0reu, mabm &ei@lane
an, in benen Sic rsefarbten" geridte
anb eebailisen Mrtifel Der anglo.a1'te'
rifaniiden asreile amf bas @@arflte
aebranomarft iuerben, 9lnd >pmroe
6ei&loiien, einen Tombs fit Sic @itt'
mem Ser gefaaenen &rieger 81
lammeln nnb na@ 9emti6lanb nno
Deitrrrei@ 11ngarn su ienben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

" sSalbingtoM .. g., 6. Slug.
Sic &rieqs0eprGtbe perltllmn1ten als
om Mittlpptbuodnlittag Die &unoe
ollrh Sic 2anbe flpA OaB 6ralt
sSooorpap SSilion, Sic @attin ltnleres
Nralioenteu perltorben iei. S6on 1elt
5>pei Sauen batte nlan llberall mt
Sral1er sic 9fodridt BON Der 1dlpe=
rem Grfronfltng uno Sem gefabrlltfen
3u1tan0 ser 1u1n Serl ltorbenel1 altfge=
non1ruen. Gegen W}ittpodmorgen
tpor es falt ge1piB, bab on eine Set=
trng niht nrebr SIT 0e1rfer mar u11o
}. oie Mer5te batten Sen Yralioe1rten
16on oopo>1 in &enntnib gelest, oaB
feline @ottin m1r nod me11lge St1111=
oeu leben f0nne. 9llS aber Der 300
eintrat, brad) Eralibert 8illon boil
5tanoig folilngslos 5uiammen. ssS1n
gu11aen Sal1s begarn cine tiefe Eralt=
er, oie iid} bolo oaraltf bern gor5en
2on6e mitbeilte. SHE &i1r6er oeS
Brdlioenten tporen am Sterbebette
ser Gnt1 1dlafenen, ba lie 1bon Dor
5lpei Sogen telegrapbii@ berbeiger1=
fet lporben maren. 6rmt Wooorotp
@iIlon lpar cine gebore11e 6ral11ein
9oui}e Mr1on, To6ter zines presbp=
teriani1hen @ei1tli6en nn6 tpar IN
@aba1rnab, @a., geboren. @ie lernte
ibren @atten fennen, als er ei1ren
@urlus an ser sSobn &opfinSlltniber.
1itat ob1oIbierte, nn6 ite cine Stnoen=
tin ser geotp Dorf 9lrt 9eagne mar.
elm "a. SAINT 1885 tp11r6e sic @be
gel6loilen. Sn @aibington tpar 5ro1t
8ilion ibrer bielen io5talen Sbdttg=
teit &pegen gon5 belon6ers Bel arnt
unb reid beliebt un6 lie tpubte int
nter au6 5n Sen bel@aftigiten 3eiten
bierfur lib freie 3eit 51t mo6en. sic
tpur aud eine treue @iiterin ibres
&eimes ur6 es lit befanrt, 6aB lie es
liebte, n1nn@mal perionli6 ooer INT
ter ibrer eigerren 2eitung fir oie
2ieblinqs1peiien Tires @en1nbls 511
iorqen. @eit Ser Brdi6entf9aft III
res @utten botte iie es 6ar6 an5eit
liebenstpirbiges ,11,b bilfsbereites
gBefen berito116en, einen groben 6reu'
6enfreis in 8olbington 5u ertperben.
SIZE qrobe Tromer, 6ie sos gorge ar1e=
rtfoniIde 8oH NIT 6em Hraii6enten
un6 Ieiner 6on1ilie an Sen Sag legt,
tpir6 INN ii@erlt@ SEN @9mer3 uber
ben Berluit iei1ner lieben @efdbrtin
ettpas erlei@tern belfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

n1odtitellung fampft uto nit oeilen
gr1pie6rigung au@ uniere Wea6t nno
gbre perloren tparen. Das @6pert
muB baber entldei6en. W6itten I'M
tiefite11 Trie6en iiberraf@t mns Ser
Seino. Duber gu Sen 8affen! Sc
oes 30gern un6 &inbalten tpare Elm
Nerrotb an1 &uterlan6!" Cine 2e-
bensfroge iit es fir 6as g1ei@, 6as
uniere &dter griin6eten, fir oe1ti@e
Ma@t un6 6euti@en @eitan6. @is
gum lebten Mtben13uge tpoaen &ptr ben
@ampf austdnpfe1t felbft gegen eine
@elt bon Seinben! De11ti@lano 1T
nod ME beiiegt tporoen, tpenn es eintg
mar! @orpGrts nit @ott, Der nit
nns fem miro pie er NIT nnieren
@orfabren tpar!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Des @aiiers 9l1frmf an iein &olf.

wv CSUIIS%~ <***I~>*I WV wv
Berlin iiber 2on6on. - u5ett
ser @riin1ung 6es Deutf@en &ei@es
mor es in 43iGbriger unermiioli@er
Ebdtigfeit nei1,er @orgamger uno
rmein eigenes 8eltreben, Ser @elt 6en
Grieoen 3u erbolten un6 ouf frieoli<
6e @eiie uniere ma6tbone @ntpi&e'
lung 5u forbern. l1niere @egner fin6
ober nei6if9 ouf ben @rfolg nnierer
Mrbeit. sSn 0it, @eit 11m6 iiber Die
Meere binaus baben mir nit biefer
beimli6en Tein6ieltgtett 3u fampfen
gebabt. Das baben tpir bisber ertra-
gen, bo tptr nns unierer 8eronttpor-
tung uno unlerer @a@t betuubt ma<
rem. Scum bolten 6ieie @egner 6en3eit.
punft fit gefon1men, l1ns 3n oemii'
tbigen; iie foroerten, 6oB tpir nit Der.
{@rGnften Mrn1en rubig 5uieben ion-
ten, tpie 1ie riifteten, nm nnS 5l1 Der.
|nidten. @ie tpouen es ni@t 3ugeben,
6aB mir sic $reue tpabren, unierem
@un6esgenoiien, Der nm feline @rob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

reidte, mor bas Sbal nit 6euti@en
Irl1spea belebt. Die 8el6iebung bon
2ilttid 6anerte beute tpabren6 6es
ganaen Eages fort, uno Elm GROCER
Gbeil ser 5tabt itebt IN 61ommen.
Muem oni@ein na6 itebt 6ie @orbut
ser 6euti1en Mrnee bereits Dor &up,
ser 5peiten Ser Maas= =6eitungen,
benn es miro gemel6et, baB 6ort 6el1t=
ibe &oubiben aufgepf1ar3t tpor6e1t
itn6 un6 Elm beftigeS Te1.er begonnen
babe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Sic 9emtidem amf 6em &ormari@.

2on6on, II. Mugv 1886 nadm.
= Oas neue SSnformationSbiro 6eS
&rtegSminii iteriun1s un6 ser 9l6n1ira.
litat bat nit Ser Musgabe bon &riegs-
bulletins begonnen. Darunter befin-
6en ii@ folgen6e: 8tpei 6euti1e @a-
banerie Dibiiiionen Itegen BEL Eon-
gres, 6rei 6eutfde 9lrr1eeforps BEL
2iIitti@. Mn6ere 6el1ti6e Sruppen Der.
i@on5en ii@ am 6luiie Misne. Cine
groBe 6eutide Mrnee nori6iert 6urd
2upemburg no@ ser belgif9en @ren-
&c. Deutf9e @upol1erie 8otrouinen
tuur6en bel Mar9ienne nn6 MrIon
beoba6tet. Ser @ertdt 6aB sic 9ert-
i@en 5000 @onn bei 2uiiHi9 berloren,
miro ni@t bei1tigt. Sic 6euti4en Mn-
greifer BEL 2iltti@, tpel9e 6nuern6
berlt6rft tper6en, betpielen qroBen
Mutb. Sic Seiterrei9er ridden bon
&rafm in Ser &i9tung nod @ieIoe
in &uiiii@BoIen Elm.