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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
GERMAN UNIVERSITIES SEND
1,20O,O 900 MEN TO COLOR!

Universities in Germany furnished
10000 volunteers for the army of
the Vaterland, according to DR.. Con-
ard FRESHMAN. instructor in German
in the University of Washington, who
has recently returned from a summer
vacation spent in the empire. The
University of Berlin and other famous
institutions of learning have not OPP
ened this year as a result Of the war.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
Robber Gets Rich Haul.

Salt Lake City, Utah.-Within 100
yards of the Utah state prison, a mask.
ed man held up George A. Golf cash.
Ter of the Sugar House banks, and Cliff
ford Golf, a bookkeeper locked the
two men in the bank vault, took $685.
and escaped, Monday.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02

Buying business" is almost inyari.
ably very poor business. but, if you
feel that it is worth while to pay a
bonus for trade, it is infinitely
better to give the customer the full
benefit than to pay double and play
some N else's game.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
Champion Bronco Buster

Pendleton, Ore.-"Red" Parker of
Valentine, Neb., was proclaimed the
champion bronco buster of the world
at the roundup Saturday. Lee Cald-
well of Pendleton, who had already
Won three contests this year, was
given second place, while Johnny Judd
of San Francisco was third.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
Tacoma Grocer Shot by rhuo.

Tacoma.-H. G. Montgomery, 80, a
grocer, at 5O46 South M street, was
shot and killed with his own revolver
by a burglar in his store about 5 a. m.
Monday.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
Bishop snaIdlnn kiIlea

Salt Lake City Utah-Bishop f. s.
Spalding. head of the Episcopal church
in Utah, was instantly killed here
when an automobile in which he was
riding struck a curb and overturned.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
kRuPP FACTORIES AT CAPACITY
thousands of Men Labor Day and
Night to Supply NUM-
tions of War

Edinburgh, Scotland-A Scotch
woman, who has returned here from
Germany, where she has been staying
with friends at Essen, relates that
WORK is going on at the Krupp u
factory, feverishly day and night. The
gun and ammunition departments
alone are being operated but these
Keep 43 900 constantly employed.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
Japs Are Winnlno.

Toxic, Sept. 29.-It is officially an.
nounced that the Japanese have de.
feated the Germans in a stubborn bat
tie lasting IA hours on the outskirts of
Using Tau, seat of the government
leased possession of Kiao Chow.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
Rout Saved parls

London, Sept. pa Sezanne dis.
patch says: THE first German army
TO D. thoroughly whipped on French
soil was that of the crown prince. His
rout saved Paris.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02

A merchants bank account is part
OF his stock. 1t is no more good bust.
ness policy that any considerable sur
plus should lie in idleness than that
the goods on his shelves should be
permitted to Stick" without earning
him a profit.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-02
SPOKANE WEEKLY REPORT.

Sugar-A decline of soc per hun
dred pounds is noted in the price O.
sugar this week, which makes thu
market $7.65 for cane, beet S7.45. ex
ira G $7.15, golden c $7.O5, cube $s.1.
and powdered $7.95. Total stocks il
Atlantic ports, 327,966 tons, against
318,S50 tons last week and 24s,s5:
tons last year. Estimated afloats tt
the United States from Cuba ant
Porto Rico, $4,000 tons; Hawaii, 35,
600 tons; Philippine Islands, $4,000
tons. Total, los, 900 tons, against a
total of $4,000 tons last year Stocks
in the United States and Cuba to.
gether of 100000 tons, against $685.
tons last week and 1865 tons last
year, an increase of 1896 tons from
last year.
Provisions.
Butter-There has been no further
advance in the local butter market
since the uplift of three cents noted
last week, but the market is very
firm at present values.
Eggs-The supply of fresh ranch
eggs in the local market continues to
be very limited, but there has been
no change as to prices within the
week.
Poultry-Hens hold at the same fig
ure as last week of 12c and chickens
are also quoted this week at 12c, The
supply is greater than the demand.
IN fact, the market is over stocked.
Dressed Meats-The supply of hogs
has been plentiful during the past
week and cattle are also in good sup
ply, and while the price of mutton is
a little firmer at $4@5 the supply is
adequate for demands. Top hogs
have eased off a trifie at the quota
ton of $7.25@7.75.
Lard and Cured Meats-Eastern
hams are off half a cent this week at
S0hc and bacon has likewise eased
on a little in a couple of sizes, 10 to
being quoted at 22hc and IA to 16
at 21kc. On the other hand dry salt
sides are up 1c at 15c. There has
been no change in local cured meat
prices and all lines are selling good.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-Prices on local apple
stocks continue to rule around coarse
or cooking stock and $1@1.25 for
'ancy, while crabs are a little frmer
81. Supplies are becoming plenti-
III and the quality is improving.
Other Fruits-Another easing off in
ne price Of lemons is noted this
week, the quotations being $s.75@9
fancy and $7.75@S.5O for choice.
'runes have superseded plums and
re offered at 81, and California
srapes are cheaper a 90c@$1. Wash
ngton tokay and muscats are in and
obbing at $1.25 for the former and
5c@$1 for the latter. Cranberries
re also now in market and offered at
$50 per barrel and SO per box.
Potatoes-Local Irish stocks are
till Jobbing at SLIPS while the range
n sweets has been broadened to SO
D2.50.
Other Vegetables-There has been
cry few changes in this department
uring the week. Hot house lettuce
broadened IN quotation to 50@75c
nd cucumbers are a little firmer at
Corn is off the market and eel.
ry Is cheaper at Csc. Caulifiower is
In the market and offered at !
2.25.
Feed-The upward trend in local
prices continues to be a feature
the situation. Advances are noted {
ais week in alfalfa from $14 to SIS.
wheat from s31 to $32, bats from +,
20 TO $29 and corn from $40 to $42. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Ser Mmeriffgplan.

esm @enerolitob ion man Ser 9ln:
ii6t iein, boB 5ur Dur@fiibrune
eines erfoIgreiden @ngriffs a1f 2on'
Son un6 sic britii9e 0itfiiite unge'
fabr 5tpon3ig Ser 1reueiten 21ftoreao'
nouqbts erfor6erli@ iin6. Die 3ab]
6iirfte 5u 8eginn 6es nd@iten Sabres
5ur 8erfiigung iteben. Die alterer
2ufti9iffe >per6en MIR int Mnffla'
r1,ngs6ienit bertpen6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Der D&ut(Netl kllbn&r Hf19rlff

Gaus Gnalan6 Tnrd3tert eimm eniau
jdem.-9ende 8reen Gnsanos aane searboronsb
0artelpool mi &SbbD oeuNem &ren5erm bedo1em
sic Setpobmer fieDen lamoetmmdrts.-9tc
idoNe 9rokeS 1lnbei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

sl,1f bem oltliden &riegsiaouplab
ii1to felt einigen Eogen feline tpeitena11
tbele11tliden greignilie eingetreten:
Ser leete 8erliner 8eriM nrel6et er-
foIgreide 3uriifpeiiung ruiiiider
Mngrife in 0itpreuben un6 i'm it's.
lidem YoIen; be5iiglid 6es 3entr1tms
3tpilden &eidfel uno @artbe bc'
f1ra1,ft er it6 ouf Die slngabe, oaB
oie Operatio11en Ser berti@en &r11p+
pen bort, ipie n0r6lid bon Der @ei9<
lel in Der gnttpidlnng begrtffen
leten.
Ani6einenb miro &a1t6 in &an6
init bem @aupttampf I'M Centrum,
tpo bie itarf befeitigten SteQnngen
ser M1llen 6os @orriiden iebr i@.per
nra9en, beriudt gleid5eitig oie bei<
Sen ruifiiden SIiisel 5u 1tmgeben, !o>
pobl bon Ser .oitpreuRiiden @nense
\
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
IL. 9eaember.

9l11s 81e1nos 9lires tpir6 bebaup=
tet, 6oB in ser 5itiin6igen geei6la6t
BEL 6en 6olflnnosinieln au6 3 feir15s
li9e &riegsidiffe 5ugrunbe gegan-
gen ieien. Die @er0ffentlidung Ser
.britiiden M6niroIitdt, baB Die @ng~
IGn6er MIR z To6te lr6 4 @ertpl111-
oete eebobt bdtten, trdgt Ben @teu-
pei ser untpabrbeit.
9lnf bei6en @eiten Ser Nrgonr,r
unb in Slon6ern mo9en sic De!,t-
iden Sortidrttte 5ran50itl6e 9ln=
griffe in Ser @oepre-@egen6 perben
5nriidgef9lager.
Die 6el1tiden Mngriffe im r0r6li-
4en HoIen MAIDEN Sorti4rttte. 5n
0itpreuBen 0itli6 bon Sen Mafuri.
iden @een iit feline Men6erung einge-
treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
ber Mlapa, tpie iiioli9 BON &ra-

iiber W1latpu, tpie iii6li9 bon &ra=
tau.
Sic ruiiil4en 8eridte beba,1pten
alGeroings, oaB Ser gan3e 8lan Ser
Deutiden berioet bobe, irsbeionbere
Die 6lo11fenbetpegungen, bic bon Sen
r11iiii6en Gruppen iiberan 5uriidge'
ldlogen tporoen ieien. Gin anoerer
8eridt aus Hetersburg 6e,1tet ir5es
it1 gebeimniBpoller @eiie ei11e geel,.
o1torbnung ser ruiiiiden Streit'
frdfte on, 6ur9 Die Die De1tf4en
tpeiter na9 @olen bineinee5ogem uno
ser &a1npfplob in 6ieie tpeniger gii1t'
1tige @egenben perlegt, auBerbem H.
re 8erbi1pouneen na@ riidtpdrts er'
19mert tper6en iollen.
@uf bem peltliden ,&riegsf4mt-
pGob ertpabnt ser 8erliner 8eri@t
tpeitere grfolge Ser 6euti6en &rups
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
>eberblicf Der arie9sla9e.
10. 9csember.

0rei feinolide Slieger marfen altf
Sic 1lidtbefeltigte Staot Sreiburg /.
.. Ypn1bell> pbne S6a0en an5urid)=
ten.
sluf oen lpeltliben &riegSidau=
plot boben sic Gel1tiben Sen 5ran=
soleu IN &impfen norolib bon Nancp
ldlpere &erluite beigebradt. sSl1 cen
slrgonnen lpltrben perldieOe1e frar=
50lilcbe S6iieengraben 0ur6 Minen
in oie 2,1ft geiprengt.
SIM meltliden @ali5ten baben
olterreidiihe Srltppen oreil1ro=
51pan5igtouieno &1iien 5l1 @efange=
1ren gen1adt.
ss,r Huiiiid-Eolen ridtet 6ie oeut-
ihe Sffeniipe iid) iebt nit groBter
W11dt gegen ben ruiiii6et @tiit~
puntt 2otpic5.
Sic 9lufrollung oes ruiiiiden re4-
ten 6liigels nrabt quite Gorti@ritte>
tpo6ur4 Waridou iebt ou@ bonn
Noroen ber be6robt lit.
ssyn Ser @egeno bon 96el1@Sunbe5
betreiben oiterreidiid-ungorifde 1.no
beuti9e Sruppen cine energtide Sf.
fenlipe gegen Ben auf 6em &iid5uge
befi1tbliden ruiitiden linfen Slugel.
Giirfiibe Tr11ppen iino in bic per'
iiide 8robin5 &l1r0iiton etngefallen.
SIM @alfaius baben Die Siirfen rui-
lilde Mu>ritionsborrdtbe erbe11tet.
0as britif9e @treunineni4tff
uMarp" lit Bel 2otpeitoff an oer eng
IiIden @ui tie auf elmer beutiden Wfi'
ne aufgefloge1.
Sos 2on6oner a1ntlt@e &rebbiiro
gibt befnt1nt, bab Ser 6el1ti@e &rel1.
ger geiir11berg, ser aus bem fit bte
9ertlden berI1itrei9en Seegefebt
e1rtfonme11 tpar, eberfans berienft
tpor6en lei.
Sic bon 9on6on gerneloete idtpere
9ungenent5iin6ung 6es &aifers lit
ols leidter 2nftr0bretfatarrb feitgc-
iteGt. @efabr ousgefdloiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

sssn ben &arpotben e,rt1pideln fi4
6ie Operationen ser Se1terrether
plannpdBig. Sn @ali5ien lit eS nod
5u feiner @rti9eibung gefommen.
Nraen1psI lit MIR unt5ingelt, miro
ober 1ti9t angegriffen. Die 8efa-
e11ng l1rter1ni1111t tagltd M1Sfale,
sic ben 6ei116 in reipettpoQer Gnt'
fernung bon Sen 8efeltigl1ngstpert
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

pen in 5lan6ern un6 ben Mrgonnen,
lotpie beribieoene an an6eren Stel<
len Ger 6rpnt abgelpielene gegneriibe
9lngriffe; alleroings ern1angelt au6
Der Eariier 8eridt nidt, nit grfol-
gen auf6utparten, r11ter 6enen er als
midtiglten Die 9faumung zines tpeite-
rem gtiiefs oes linfen Dlerufers ourb
oie Geutl6en anfiihrt.
leber Sen fir Die 0eutl6en un-
gliidli6en geefampf bel 6en Salt
lanoinleln bat 6ie 0eutibe &egre=
ru1g, pie eS 16eint, nod feine an-
0eren als oie engliiden Nodridtsn;
cine 1irgen6s amtlid beitatigte 9sa@-
ri6t iagt> baB bie Yriten in bem
&an1pf ebenfaas 6rei &riegsidiffe
berloren batten; Der lebte Der 6eut-
lden &reu5er, 6ie on Dem @anpf
tbeilnobmen, oie Gres6en,. ion tab
Sen neueiten 8eri6ten an 6er iiiSli-
6en aiilte Mrgentiniens 3uflu@t 9e-
funben baben. @eitere- unberbiirgte
@erii6te nrel6en Die 8erni@tung oes
6eutiden Silfsfreu5ers @rin5 gitel
Srieorid nit angebli6 1900 @ann
6urd iaponii4e 9riegsidiffe tm
Stiqen 05ean; ferner ion Der beut-
f@e &reu5er &arlsrube i@sper BE-
ihdbigt eiren Safen an Der braiilia-
ni1den &iilte aufgeiu9t baben.
@on S9ottla11b fon1nt Ser Be-
ridt, beutibe l1rterieeboote, angeb.
lid feds, bdtten einen @ngrif ouf
6en Strtb of Sortb gemo@t, tpobsi
ei1tige bon ibnen in ben @rl1n6 &C.
moiien tpor6en feien; sic engliide
@6n1tralitat bii4t fi@ bieriiber, !nie
iiber Sen eebootlMngriff ouf
Sen &ofen bon Sober in S9meige1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
II. 9esen1ber.

~ ">SOS"~'~S~~
gSie aus 2on6on beribtet miro,
na6ten gege1t morgens 4 nbr bel1t-
fde l1nterieeboote einen l1eberfad
auf SEN &riegsbafen BON Goper. Der
neberfan nriBlang. Die l1nteriee-
boote 8ogen it@ obne @erlnite d't-
rMd.
0ie 5eei9lo9t BEL Sen Salfla:16
sSSnieln bot flint sturoen gebaaert.
9rsi @tun6en long bte1t iib Ser
u@neiienolt>" 3tpei @tunben 1anger
Ser .,s6ornborit" gegen einen bt.r-
fa9 uberlegenen @egner.
Ser fleine &reu5er v9reS6en"
i6ei11t in sic Magelbaes=5traB ent-
fontn1en 5m fem.
SET einem 8oritob In SEN Mrgon=
men boben 6ie Sran5oien idmere Ser
lutte erlitten.
geo6 Sen letter gea9ridten ats
8erlin befin6et ii6 &aiier 8i1belm
anf Der generlt11g. Ser Yattent tit
boG7tan6ig fret bon 8ieber..
Muiliide Milttdrfrtttfer beretten
6os ruiiiide Eublifum auf sic ba!oi=
ge 8eiebung 8ari6aus 6nr9 Ste
Ieutlden Dor.
sluf oe1n re6ten @ethielufer ba-
ben sic Deuti6en 8r5aSnpS5 ge-
itiirmt >uno 600 @efangene genaht.
eesn SEN @6n1pfen in @eit< <@alt5te1t,
sic int>11er nod ni6t gum Mbi6litb
gefom1nen iin6, baben sic 6. nno g.
Irnppen 1otpeit 10000 @efangene
gerna6t.
Sii6lid) bon @elgra6 baben 6ie
Serben 20 @efdiibe un6 5ablrei6e
Sc efaugene perlore1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

l1eber &onitontinopel, fonmt Ser
geridt bon elmer 8ei9teBung oes
ru5iiiden Safens 8atum an Der Dit
fii1te 6es @dpor5en Meeres, mo- Die
MulIen be6euten6e 8erluite erlttte1t
bobea ionen; auBer6em miro Die Be-
Ioqerung Ser Staot bot ber Sano'
fette borberettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
13. 9e5e,mber.

Die Giirten befeben @e6a un6
i1t1eioen Sen Miien 6ie @erbtn6nng
3&pi1den 6en1 obenen nn6 urrteren
9betI 6es Mnbaratals ab. @uiiilbe
Gruppe1l Die BEL @ounid, fiiol;d
BON 8atun1, unter benz @6ube etnes
&riegsibiffes 5u lanben beril1bten,
tpur6en 6aran gebinbert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

gctuieien.
Nbila6elp bia 4a, IA. De3.
- 9lm 6rettogaben6 fono IN Ser
Soae Der oltebrmiiroigen 0euti@sn
@eieuidaft unter 8oriib 9r. @era-
mer5, bes Prdli6er1ten bes NotionoI.
bun6es, eine 8erian1mIung bon Mit.
glie6ern bes 3peigperbonoeS Bbila.
oelpbia itatt, Der I'M go13en Al, ,726
Mitglie6er 5dblt uno gu bem 2t2
oeutfde @ereine, 2ogen unb @eieu.
idaften geboren, INN gegen 6ie be-
ita1r6tgen Nel1tralitdtsb tsberlebungen su
proteitieren. @ntpaH @arion, Ser
bon Dem 8orf ftan6e 6es Bunbes nod
@aibington geianot tpor6en mar, I'M
inn Sntereiie elmer itrifteren geel1tra.
litdt 5u tpirfen, mar in Der Ser.
fammIung ontpeienb. @r eritottate
8eri@t iiber 6os @rgebniB feiner e..
beb1tnge,1, 6as i'm ange11einen nidt
ungiinitig Ia11tete.
9ie Gbieagoer 8eidlafe.
Die Bel Ser irii9-6euti@en Moie11.
6emonitration 1T @bicogo nn 1. Sc.
5ember angenontn1er1en 8el4Iiiiie
tpl1r5en NIT GROCER 8egeiiterung gut
gebeiben un6 beidloiien, fir 6eren
SS1pboiiierung ieitens anberer @erbdr1.
be oes g5ationalbunbes gu iorgan.
Ser betreffen6e 8eidIuB, Der a1t-
itele 6es lebten gef9huiies Ser Gbica.
goer 8erfamuIung trat, Ioutete: rgs
lei ferner beidloiien, baB mir sic bonn
0eutidomerifonifden @ationaIbnuoe
ergriffenen MaBnobnen 5ur @9af-
frng un6 slnnabme ei11es @eietes,
>peldes ieoe 5ur @abrung frifter
Mertralttat ben0tbigte Mutorit6t in
6ie @dn6e bes Brdiiberten Ser Ser.
eirtigten Staaten legt, i11boiiierer.
Sir bic 3tueigberbanoe.
~gs iei ferner beidIoiien baB mir
ale 8peige 6es Deutfdomerifani.
iden Mationalbun6es eriu9en, 1bn-
lide &eiolutionen a15unebn1en un6
Gbidriften an 6as @auptbiiro oes
Deutidamerifantiden Mationnlbur-
oes, No. 419 @alnut Ctr, Nbi1aosI.
pbia, Ea., iotpie an ibrer @ertreter
int @ongreb, inn Abgeor6netenbaus
ltno inn @enat, an BEN @raltbentert,
Sen @i5eprd dli6enten ur6 Sen Stoats,
iefretdr Ser gerei11igten staaten in
@aibington, 8. g., 5u ien6en.
@olbington IA. 0e5. - SIM Mb.
georonetenbauie miro Sic Grage ser
gtnfiibrung Ser Trobibition i'm gan-
gen 9an6e in Sen 1rddten Tage1t 5ur
slbltin1mlng fomn1en. Sic 6en1ofra.
tiiden Mitglieoer 6es Musiduiies fir
@ei6dftsoronung baben beidloiieu,
m naditen Gienitag ooer Weitttpcd
iiber einen Son6erantrag ab5ui flint
men, tponod Elm 8eidluB 5ur gin-
fiibrung Ser erobibition inn gon3en
2anbe 6em Sauie GIT iofortigen Mb.
itimmung unterbreitet tper6en fon.
Die @rorterung Ser Srage im @auie
ion ouf 5ebn stunoen beidrdnft Nor.
Sen. Ser Mnsi1uB tpoute ii9 be,1te
NIT Ser Groge beiddftigen, beridob
6os ober ous 9fiidiidt auf bos Mb-
leben 6es slbgeor6neten Hapne. 60
tpobl 6ie 6iibrer Ser liberaIen Gle.
mente tpie Ser ErobibitioniF+en he.
fiirtporten, baB 6os &aus fi9 iiber
Sic Groge erflart, un6 es itebt 3lt ct.
tporten, 6oB Ser @usf9uB oieiem
@unide @ednung trneen miro. Dte
Mbittmmung >piir6e iiber 6e1 Sob.
ioni@en @eidlubat,trog erfoleen; lie
miro tpobrfdeinli@ on 1rd6iten Grei.
tag itatfin6en. Dogegen bot ser
MusfduB ettten glei1en Mntrag b,r
simmredtlerinnen binfidtli6 ser
@infiibr11ng beg 5rauenitimmredts
berporfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17


engim
Cine a@ba 8amt b f@ bn % aus Sem sa a@fn 6 ys
cine @ po en aa d@t ~sa ia Die ms4
San
mi}b
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
ID. Oeaember.

Sic oeutide Breiie mibnret sen
Bel oen 6olHan6< <SsSnieln bon einem
nunrerii9 un6 on @roBe un6 Mus.
ruitung Ser Sbiffe itberlegenen bri-1
tiihen @eibtpa6er in Ben @r,1nb &C..
i@oiienen &reu5ern S6ornborit,
@neiienau, 2eip5ig un6 9eiirnberg
ur6 ibren tpaderen @eiasungen einen
ber5li6en Nobrmf. ~@6miral pon
Spec un6 feline tapferen 2eute baben
iib nnpergdngliden &ubm ertpor-
BEN" iogt Sic &beinii@- -@eitfalii@e
Eages5eitung. Die @oro6eutide &4-
gen1eine gibt gu be6enten, 6aB Die
oeut16en s4iffe feline Slottenba!is
butten un6 felt @o9en ni9t initan5e
tporen, &eporaturen bor5unebmen.
Grob6em erfiilten fie oie boben @r'
tpartungen, sic man auf ibre Sci.
ltungsfdbigteit un6 ibre moralii@e
&raft iebte.
@on tpeitli@en ariegsidouplat lis<
gen feine erbebIi9en MeIoungen Dor.
SStn Siten tp11r6en allerban6 @rfolge
er5ielt, 10 an Ser oitpreubi1den
@ren5e, tpo rui1ii6e &abauerie ge.
1dlagen tpur6e uno $50 @efangane
einbiiBte. Sn &uiiiid-Holen MAIDEN
sic perei11igten 6eutiden uno otter
reidildert Streitfrdfte auentbolben
Sortidritte.
guBlano fat einer8efanntma6ung
6es offi5ieaen EreBbiiros 5ufo1ge oen
@oridlog 6es @apItes 8eneoift, fit
6en 8eibnadtstag einen @offenitia,
1tono auf 6en &riegsldoupldben 81
beobabten, obgelebnt. Deuti6lono
botte feline 3ultimmung gu oem @or'
| idlage f1nogegeben, ie6od sic Be-
oingung 6aran gefniipft, 6aB sic 1t1'
6eren friegfiibren6en Mationen eben'
falls bereittpiIlig ieien.
Ser am Samitag in 8erlin ber-
0ffentlidte 8eri9t 6es 6eutiden amt,
Iiden &reBbiiros iagt bel Ser 8e-
ipredung Ger ätng bon 2oo5
ourd sic @uiie1s Sic ruiiiiden Srl,p-
pen batten Bel 2o65 nod grobsre
@erluite erlitten, als fur5 na@ Be-
gi1n 6es &rieges BEL Sannenberg in
Sltpreube1 tpo General bon SinSen-
burg iie in bie maiatrii6en Siimpfe
trieb.
gont offi5ielen oeutiden &reb'
biiro tpur6e arn Sreitag in Berlin
folgenbes befanntt eegeben: illus
8ufareit iit bier sic @a6ri6t einge.
troffen, bob Hremiern1iniiter Bro
tipnn bon @undnien 6ie Soroerung
bes 9reiperbonos obgeIebnt bot, roo.
no9 @umdnien 8ulgorien ongreifen
ione, I'M Galle ooB 8ulgarien @rie.
denlan6 oaran binbern tpiir6e, Ser.
bten gu &ilfe gu fommen.
Den lebten 8eridten aus Der
4nmpf3one um 2oo3 berum 5ufolge
ergibt iid), oab ser @ioeritano ser
(6ortfebung auf Sette 81
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Ser Steitt
int MoQem.

Der 3iueisberbanb Ybilabelpbia bes
gtational6mnoes beift 8eidliiiie
ser Gbieasoer Mtaiienfnnogebung
gait. - 9lnoere ioQen folgen. -
sl6georonetenbams mmk in Der
Jrase Ser Nationalen Erobibition
Jarbe befennen. - Sin somber,
antrag. - Die Mbitimmmns uber
Ben 9obioniden 8eidlmkantrag
luiro mabrideiulid 6reitag itatt,
ftn6en. - Tramenitimmredt ab=
ge>uieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
@efmnbem

8efmn6en
einen @el6beutel. gigentbimer fonn
i'm 5uriid bobett, tpenn ct noriprtdt
in 2a6ners giiernpn nbanblung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

@ei6na&ten. Sn bas tiefe 9pnfel,
Ser @rbe ban9en @intertranm
0a1t pl0tlid belles 2idtsefnnfel,
@trablt mardenidDn berSannenbamm
Ser feenbafte @lans Der 9er5em
Senft ieinen buloen @iberideim
sSn tamlenb, abertanienb &eraen
N1it pmnberbarer Madt bimein.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-02-07
Get Together
Dinner Was
Big Affair

One hundred Get Togethers"
sat down to dinner at the Maui
Hotel on Thursday evening and,
from start to finish, the affair was
full of interest. Many speeches were
made and the gist of them all was
the same-"Get Together"
President f. F. Baldwin, of the
Maui Chamber of Commerce, was
chairman of the evening and, after
opening the proceedings by stating
the object of the gathering, called
upon speakers to address the
diners.
Much to the disappointment of
all those present, there were no re-
presentatives of the Honolulu Ad.
Club on hand. However, a COM
munication from President Earring
ton, of the Club, was read by Mr..
Bevins, the secretary of the Maui
convention. Mr.. Harrington re-
GREETED that the Ad. Club had been
so busy with the Carnival prepara-
tions, and the reception to the Mat
sonia, that the Maui trip could not
be made. However, Mr.. Harrington
wrote to say that the Ad. Club
would be present in spirit and he
hoped that everyone would have a
good time.
Secretary Bevins announced the
tentative program for October next,
when the Civic Convention will open
on Maui. The plans had to be
changed lot as the date of the con-
vention had been altered from July
to October. However, the plan out
lined on Thursday night may be
changed a lot before the great day
comes.
There were eight speakers alto
gether and all of them were brilliant.
a quintet club discoursed sweet
music at intervals, and Miss Hoff-
man accompanied them on the
piano. The whole affair was a sue
cess and the hope was expressed
that there may be many more of
the same kind of gatherings in the
future.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-02-07
Election
On Today

This afternoon and evening, be-
tween the hours of 1 and 7 o'clock,
the voters of the Republican club of
the Fifth, will vote upon the dele
gates they wish to send to the Ter
ritor!al Convention which is to be
held on February "a, in Honolulu.
Last Monday evening the nomi-
nations were made at a meeting of
the club at the Wailuku Town Hall.
Senator II. B. Penhallow was in the
chair, and there was about dozen
people present. The nominations
were: II. B. Penhallow, w. r.
Robinson, Geo. II. Cummings and
j. w. Kalua.
The Primary election is to be
held today and all voters should do
their duty.