davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Gin Wep 0orfer @eialider, 8rite

Gin Meu Dorfer @eiitlt&er, 8rite
BON @ebmrt, &eb. Dr. &en5eu, Der
friiber ldngere 8eit in @uropa meilte,
bat elm 1angereS S6reiben an cine
SEEM gorfer 8eitung gert@tet, in mel=
dJem er in feiieln6er 8eiie iber feline
@rlebmilie in 6em g%egenpartig BON
SEN Soponern b%elogerten Ellington
p%la16ert. @ir geben sic @@luBlate
mie6er: vgeie mer6e ih ale 6ie f1ei=
11en &1fli9feiten, 6as freunoli@e @e=
len Ser Teutonen bon & iiingtan ber=
gel1en, nnb beion6eres muB i6 zines
guten TrenBen %geoenfen> &errn Mor
SssoroanS BON Eiingta1, Ser 5par bol=
fomn1en iiber5eugt tpar, 6ab &reuBen
anes I'M ollem lit, Ser mir aber, als
ib am Gppnsfieber oarnieoerlog,
ser bingeben6ite Bfleger 1par. No
@irs, mir b0ren bel iiber oie ~8rn=
tolitdt" Ser Deuti6en, aber lernt Tie
nur fennen, Iebt nit ibnen, nn6 SIR
mer6et fin6en, baB nnter bent mtlita=
riiden @etpon6 ein Ser5 i6lagt, 10
mabrer, interchangeable Srenno<
Iboft faibg, tpie es in 8ritannien,
6em 2on6e meiner @ebnrt, nnr ir=
gen6 gefun6en merben fonn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Mad) rrr uemisen %Mbitimmungem

Mad) mur ,uemiaen Nbitimmnngen
eini9ten 1id sic I'M @onflape Der
1amn1elten @aroindle alf Sic grtpab=
lung oes gr5biihofs Della @bieia bon
@olog1la gum &adfolger oes Dor bret
@oden Der torbe1en Napites Bius X.
Ob1d)on elmer ser iiinglten &arotnale
nat ser nel1e Sberbirte ser @brilten=
heit lopobl int biplomatii6en als i'm
fird1liden Dienite fir 6ie Stride Mn-
erfem1ensmertbeS geleiltet> n1los Die
aeIumn1eltengr fabrrr11gen meroen 1bm
mobI aultatten fonr1men. Gap1t Bene=
Dict XIV, mie ser er>pablte 81. Tater
in ser 311funft befannt lein miro, TT
nod jung an Sabrer, pen1 man 1eln
glitter nit DEM ieiner Sorga11ger bet
ser Ebronbelteigung in 8etrabt 5lebt;
or 1tebt inn 60. 2ebe1rsiabre, n1lo 11ab
melidlidem grnnelien 1tebt ibm eire
lange &egieru11gs5eit bepor. 9ie ga1r<
&c Gbrijtenbeit bpfft nn0 betet, oaB Die
Sabre iei1rer @egierung piele nno ge=
iea1lcte lei1r m0gen. - MlS papltliher
Stootslefretar lit nnd antlid)er gtad)=
ridt urts 9}om &ar0inal 0pn1inlc Ser
rota erl1an1tt mor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Standardization.

- Sop Der 1t1terb1ttl11e 200 gar
oft an Sen Meniden rui@ + erantriH>
bot 1i9 mieoerum in 6em So6eSfaae
6es Sobann gmmeri@ b%emabrbeitet,
melder am Sonntag einen afl1ten
Mnfon BON MISUNDERSTANDING
botte, 6oran er nl1r penige 5tun0en>
nah6em er in's 81. &apbaeIs &oipi=
tal gebradt moroen mar, 0em Sooe
leinen Irib1tt 5oaen m1bte. Ser 10
unermartet in Die @migfeit Mbberltfe =
ne muroe auf Ser Sarm ieines Gaters
Yeter gmmerih, et1pa 6rei Meilen
mel tli9 bon Ser Sta6t, I'M Septem=
Der 1866 a1s zines ser er1ten meiBen
&in6er bon @tearns County geborer,
in peldem er fem &eim 1tets beibe=
bielt un6 als i1nger &robe sic 6ur6
Sen Sn6ionerfrieg berborgerufenen
@efabren 6nr9madte. Ct mi6mete
!iih 6em S9reinerbon6perfe, 6em er
Bis h1r5 Dor fetnem So6e ols fleiBiger
nr6 5r%perIqiiiger Mrbeiter no@ging.
@r berbeiratbete ii6 NIT Maria
2eim> un6 Ser ibera1S gliidli@en
@be entiproiien iieben &ir6er> bon 6e=
mem no6 flint 6em 2eben erbalten
1in6. @ie er ietner @atttn Elm trener
2ebensgefdbrte, 10 NOR er feimen @in-
BERN Elm fiiriorglider @ater, ser in
SEM BemuBt1ein bon 6onne11 fdie6,
Ser i'm beflagen6en @ittpe gut er=
8ogene &in6er. 5u bi%nterlaiien. Dieie
|iin6: Meotb. S. @mmerid, Srou So
cob @oiiier, Srou 8eter @oiiier> SRI.
@opbia @mmeri@ un6 &einri@ @m=
meri@, ale bon ct. @lo116, nn6 in
6eren @er3elet6 tbetlen ii9 nod BRET
@1meltern bes @erblidenen. @ie
BEL ieinen Mngeb0rigen 10 miro
er bel anen, sic Inn oie GUT
ten Monneseigenidaften 6es Da<
straightforward tpuBten, in ieIigem
9l1roerfen berbletben. ma@ einem
Mittmodmorgen in ser unbefledten
GmpfangmiBfir6e geboltenem &e=
quiem fan6 6ie 8eer6ig11ng inn 8ei<
fein elmer 9roBen Mn5ab1 bon 9ei6s
%tragen6en a1f 6em @alborien|@ottes=
oder ftott. m0ge Ser @eritorbene rlt-
fen in Srteoen! Ser 10 fdtper gepriif-
ten @nttin un1 Sen tro1tern6en &in-
6ern entbietet Ser u@or6itern" fem
mob1gemetntes 8etlei6.
= @os Sntereiie 6es 8. 6. Mbeles,
tpeldes er 1T 6em @eiddfte batte, 6as
@raceman fltr3 bor Mbeles So6e nit
6ieiem 3u %er0ffnen beobii4tigte, lift
bon &errn @racemon fGii1fli6 iiber<
ttommet tpor6en, un6 miro 1nter bem
Sirmara1ren BRAKEMAN 6afbion
@bop m1f Dem erften Glur seq &c.
bar6es, in Incident MbeIes uber 25
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
9ie Gnqlqnber, bp11 benert man tn

ibrer bieiigen Nrelie tagli6 lielt, ooB
Tie fir sic Qualification fampften, iino
oieIelben g%ngldn6er> 6ie in Sr6ten
lire @efangenen Dor Sic &anonen=
robre bon6en. nn6 sic 8elgier, Die
1id iiber erfunoene beutide 8rutalitat
entriiiten, itn6 6ielelben 8elgier, Die
ben &ongonegern Die &an6e abbodten.
Sic boben olio belize ale l1rla6e> IN
ibren @un1anitatsanipriiden biibl6
Del 9eioen 5u fem nnb iib BET 8el6nl=
6igungen on6erer G0lfer 6ie aller<
groBte 3uriidboltung auf5uerlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

der Mrt, 6ie ibr iebt Die etpige Ser.
geltung bringen. Dienitagmorgen
fan6 nah einem in Ser @onbentsfa-
belle gu 2ittle Sails gebaltenen feier.
Ii1en @~ottes6ienit, an tpeldem bon
austparts nebit Dem bo4m'iten Migr.
g. @i6ter BON Melroie, bodm. @err
@ou6 bon 5ergus Sails, Elm 8et-4
ter ser Ser torbenen, un6 6eren Mnt@
ter, 6rou Mnno @au9 BON Melrole,
tbeilnubmerl, 6ie 8eeroig11ng auf 6em
&loiterfir9bofe ftatt. M0ge sic quite
S1meter Moria Soiepb bort ruben
in Trie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
EKirOhNt na0ri0ten.:

4 Inter %5ablreider Sbeilnabme
BON bodp. 8ene6iftinerpatern nabm
bodw'l Her Biidof Grobec am letten
9ienitogmorgen Sic @eibe Ser Efarr=
ida1le in ct. Soiepb Dor, bielt cine
f11r5e, ser @elegenbeit entipre@en6e
Mnipra9e un6 celebrierte iooonn gum
8eginn 6es eriten Nfarri duliabres
ein &ontififalamt.
s. Mm nddlten @ontag, 6em &reu5<
grbob1ngsfeite, miro in ser DOM
bodm. &err11 &einri@ 2ertbner 51
Martp poitorirten @eaneiroe Dos @o=
tronsfeit in feierli@er @etie begor=
gen. &od)p. @err Sderer bon Clear
Safe miro Sic 8eitpreoigt balten, mno
ouber linn tper6en 6em Srtspfarrer
nod sic bodp. &erren 811ider bon
Mopbetp 2afe, @douenberger bon ct.
Midolos un1 bodsp. P. Mm1rl1s, 3.
g. s., bon @ol6 @pring aiiiitieren.
SIM Observation-Disclosures
gu 2ittle Sails ftarb infolge bon Su>
berfnIoiis sic ebrp. Sdapeit tier Maria
sSsofepb. Die @eritorbene mur6e Dor
"a Sobre1t als Todter ser in Mel<
role mobnen6e1r Samilie &aa1@ ges
.boren; iie gra6a1ierte an Ser 6ortigen
@od1duGe un6 madte ipdterbin einen
Sur iuS or1 Ser Mormalid11le in ct.
@lou6 6ltr6. Sn Ser @abe bon Mel<
roie tpar fie als 9ebrerin tbatig un6
trot Dor flint Sabren in 6as 6ran5is=
fonerinnen g &Ioiter in 2ittle Sails
Elm, no Tie int ct. Sttos @aiienbmaie
oIs 2ebrerin @%ertpen6utg fano. @ab.
reno 6es leBten Sabres erffranfte Tie
l1n6 m11Bte infolge 6eiIen tbre Ebatig<
feit a11f Sen 6eutiden l1nterrt4t be-
i@rGnten. SIRE @eioers5eit ber1bte
iie beitens CUR g11ten @orbereitnttg anf
sen SOB, Ser iie in Elm beiferes Ser-
ieits entfiibrte. SIM Dienfte bes &errn,
bem iie ii9 als 8rm1t getpeibt, NOR
iie 5tpor 1to@ jung, bod lire Ser
6ienite I'M Sr6ensitan6e maren bielfa-
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Ser 6ei6miid)e &rofeTor Der ner-

gleiden6en MISREPRESENTATION an
Ser faiierltben lniberiitat in Tofio,
ct. Mne3afi Muiaba, ma@te eine
@eiie 6ur@ europa, INN Die fmbolii@e
Stride un6 Die religi0ien Sr6en &C.
nouer fennen 3u lernen. Ma6 ieiner
&udtebr in 6ie &eimatb bat er nun
feline gin6riiGe in beri9ie6enen Mb=
ban6lungen nie6ergeidrieben. nn6
tiir5li9 bot er IN elmer offentli6en
@%eriamml11ng, in Der er iiber feline
@eiie einen @ortrog bielt, erfIart, no@
feiner &enntniB lei 6ie fatbolii@e
Stride sic md6tigite, b%ollfommenite
un6 erbabenite @tnri@tung, Die in ser
@ei@i@te Ser @eni6bett befanmt lit.
Sos tiefite @%britentbum iet ienes,
bas ietnen Mittelpa1nft in Som bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Sic Ginmiitfiofeit, a1tf Ser

9ie Gtnmitbtgfett, att Der ote
6euti@en @o3iol6emofraten IN Der
@tun6e Ser @efobr ii@ in BEN 9ienit
bon Softer 1n6 9fei6 geitelh bo-
ben, bot 6iesieitS 6eS Saea1rs Elm fpm,
patbildes @9o gefun6en. 8iele ame-
ritaniide So3ioliiten 6euti@er &er>
fnnft tpdtren germ mod 6riben gego1t<
gen. Inn fir 6es a1ter @ater1an6es
@bre 511 f6mpfen, me1t1t it@ ibnen Sc
1egenbeit geboten bdttte. Dafur be-
tbei1igen iie ii@ iebt berettmiqig at
Sen Smmlungen fir sic Motblet6en-
Ben 6es &rieges. Gin Seem Dorter
@enoffe fiigte fetner @pen6e folgen>
6es @@reibe1r bel: v@ett fteb3ebn
Ssabren itrammer So3ialiit, lift bies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

lhen 1t6 IN oen BiuiQr0bduem NIT
@iirfeln amiiiieren un6 babel lire
g11terr @rofden in 6ie Singer a16erer
geratben laiien, bot @ienitagmorgen
Dos @irfelipiel in ben angegebenen
2ofalen berboten.
- Ser Grbeitertag tmlr6e bier in
ieiner pollen Be6eutung 6ur@ &e6en,
omrd cine aus unionleuten 5uiam=
me,1geiette Boro6e, bur6 8ergnii=
gen mdbren6 beS Cages ur6 611r@ Elm
Ton5pergniigen am Mben6e @edn11ng
getragen.
- Trou Mutb. &linfrer eritottete
lebte ISOLDE Ser 6amilie ibres in GU
pertor mobnenoen SdmugerS Muguit
Spaniel einen mebrtGgigen 8eiu@.
Scum gu @auie a%ngeIangt, ma1r6e ibr
Die @euigfeit, BOP Der S6mager, Den
Tie in Better @eil1n6beit berlieB, am
Domeritog bonn SdIage geriibrt
moroen nn6 infolge beiien gelabmt
lei. Cine Ma9ri6t am Dien1tog be-
iagt, 6aB in 6em 8efin6en 6es &errn
eine @en6ung gum 8eii eren
5u peraei@nen iei.
- @ie iinb einselaben, at Ser
Mmsfe0nns nom @erbtbiitem in Der
See @ibe 3ntmaarenbanolmne mab=
renb bes san5en Saees am 9onner=
flag, Treitag 1tnb Samita9, ben H.,
Is. 1tnb 10. @eptember, itd einftn6en
at >ppllen.
- 8eim Musgraben fir 6en Mb=
5ngSfanol ser 8. MDen11e n0r6li6
itieB man a1f einen bol5ernen &aiten,
in 6ern 6oS boli tdn6ige Sfelett zines
Meni 6en borgefun6en tpur6e: 3as-
ieIbe m11r6e in sic Noli5etltation ge=
bradt, mo es bon bun6erten Mengte=
riger beiha11t un6 bon 9r. @tongl
aIs 6as 5felett zines etmu 40 Sabre
often Gru11en5immers erf1art tpnr6e.
@m Montag tpurbe Ser 6nn6 m1f oem
Sta6tfirhbofe Ser gr6e iibergeben.
- elnf Ser am Montag in ct.
8a1tl gebaltenen S%obresberi ammlung
6es 9. 81. @taatsberban6es tpar Ser
@Iou6 3tpeigberein 6ur6 5errn
6re6. 3ertler bertreten.
- Sic Mn5abl Ser Sdiiler un6
Shiilerinnen, melhe sic @atbe6ral-
bodIdule be1uden, lit Big ouf nabe=
51 80 geitiegem; 6ie ~@eiammt5abl ser
30gIinge ser @atbe6ralf6ale betragt
iiber 600, tpdbren6 Sic &farridule
ser nnbefledten @mpfdngniBgemeinoe
bon uber 500 &in6ern be- lt@t miro.
- Sci %nnierer @erbiter0Hn1tttg
am H., Is. mnb 19. September set-
ger mir einen &orratb an tte1ten die
5n gang niebrisen &reiien bpr*
;&pmntt herein 1tnb beidant bteielben.
Sec @ine demonstrating.
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sic critic 8eit, mo i6 incline 6eutidem
Militarbiloer nnb @rinnernngen, TO-
pie oos 8iloniB g. so. 6es &aiiers
berborgebolt bobe. @ie f4mli-
6er incline Gunner uno tper6en %
als M11s6rud 6es Stol5es mtf mein
aItes @oterlon6 fir ale 3utunft ban-
gen bIeiben." nn6 mie ct, tper6en
mobl nod mand)e benfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
TIN an Siinqta11 beranfpmmen at

f0nne11, baben sic SSapaner aaf dime
ii1dem @ebiet Trupen gelanoet.
gbine1i16es @ebiet lit neutrales &C.
biet, aber 6a 6ie1e Observation-Disclosures
Iebung im ginperitan6niB nit eng
lono geldiebt, miro 1i6 bier naturli6
nieman6 6oriiber aufregen. Sour
men11 Deutidlan6 neutrales @ebiet
berlett, regt man iid a1f, England
un6 leinen 8erbir6eten lit 6as ge>
ltattet.
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9ab ser &riea im alten 8aterlan=

Sc ni@t BLOB unperglei6li@e 8egei=
lterung> lo16ern a11d augemeine
Spf ermiGigfeit ausgelolt bot, 5etgt Ell
ne Meloung aus &urlsrube. Sort
bobe1 5ablrei@e Gamilien ii9 bereit
erflGrt, @in6er bon @inberufenen tag=
li9 gu ipeiien. Mande 8amilien mol=
len Biz 81 bier &inber taglid baben,
at16ere baben 1i4 bereit erflart, flei-
mere &inoer fir 6ie Dauer 6es
&rieees gan5 BEL it6 auf5unebmen.
60 metteifern iene, bie babeim &C.
bIieben iin6, NIT iene11, Sic I'M Sel6e
iteben, 0pfer fir 6os 9emeinime $50,
terlan6 at bringen.
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7er s,ucit4lteite Spbn bes en-

Ser 5wcitalteite Sobn bes en9lt-
lhen a0nigs tb11t 9ienite al1f einem
Solpitolihiff, mo- er gegen feinoli@e
&ugeln itder lit. Sic Sobne oes
oeutlden &uiiers tbun Dienit IN Der
6ront. Das lit @oben5o1ernart. Sic
faampfen nit ser @eiammtbeit 6es
beut1den @olfes fir 6es Gaterlonoes
ghre un6 Siherbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Illus der ufn9tgend.
ct. Nphns 1tniperittGt.

ct. Spbns timber iitat.
9lm Montag celebrierte Ser bohm.
P. Erior, &ermann, 8. g. g., in
@ol6 Spring Elm feierli9es &equiem
fir sic Geelenr11be ser Der torbenen
5rau @pa @iesner, Ser Mutter 6es
bo6m. P. Baulin11s, 8. g. s., tpeld)e
an ienem Gage a1f DEM @ol6 Spring
&ir@bofe in 6en ghoB Der gr6e ge=
bettet mur6e. Ser T%ra11erfeier mobn=
ten ionit bon bier nod bel sic bodm.
Hatres, 8. g. s.. Sacob nn6 Nolp=
carp. - @o9m. P. Mmbroiius, 8.
g. g., tpeilt iebt in ser ct. Sobns
Mbtei CUR Stdb1ung ieiner immer
nod angegriffenen g iunobeit. -
&o6m. P. @orbinion .. g. g., BE-
fin6et ii6 inn Socre6 &eart Smnito=
RUM 5m Milma11fee unter dr5tlid]er
8eban6lung. - 0ienitag ur6 Mitt=
tpo6 fan6en in ct. Sobns College
sic Observation-Disclosures fir 6os
Serbifiemei ter ftatt. 0ienitog por
&egiitrierungstag, ur6 Sic formene-
@r0ffm1ng miro Conner tag begin-
men. Sic Mnaab1 ser etngetroffener
@t16enten tit cine e11orme, eine Shot=
ia@e> 6ie beItens fir sic bon Ben
ho9m. 8ene6iftinerbdtern erf olgrei6
geleitete 9ebrmnltalt ipridt. Sim Mon-
tag, Sen Il. September, tperoen sic
'Seminorflafien eroffnet. gs ii11o
mebrere bemerfenspertbe @erbeiie-
rungen ant ser Mnitalt borge1romme1n
mor6en, 6arob 6ieielbe Sen gtl1oenten
mebr no9 nr6 8eiieres bieten forn
als bisber.
Martp.
Ma@ 6em &odamte om bergonge=
nen, Sonntag bielt @err Geo. Stel8le,
Srgantiator ser 8. 81. 6. 11nteri tii-
tungsgeielIfdaft bon Minnelot in
1tnierer Hfarrfirde ei11e Mniprode int
Sntereiie 6es fotb. observation-disclosures, in
me1her er 1tamentli9 sic @ortbeile
berborbob, mel6e sic 8. st. g. ltn=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ienen &atboli>
ten bietet, sic ibr 2eben berlidern
modten. Setne treffliden @orte fo1-
Sen MnfGang un6 ertpirften SEN 8ei=
tritt iieben reue @itglie6er in Sen
bieiigen 1otaIen 3meig ser 8. 81. 6.
Observation-Disclosures -
Mm Dienitoa 6em Seite Maria &C.
burt, feierte ser in 6ieier @emeinoe
beiteben6e 6ro1ten=@erein ibr Eotro-
5intum 611r4 @eneroIfomm1nion
mdbren6 zines Inn bob 9 11br &C.
baltenen &o9mtes, tpobei bohm.
&err Sos. Builder bon @apbep Safe
cine ser 6eitlidfeit entfpredenoe, eir>
6ringlide Breoigt bielt.
6reepprt.
Ole &in6er ser Camille @ertfer,
me19e SOS elterlide Sous berlaiien
un6 ii@ Elm eigenes &etm %gegriinbet
baben, tparen lette ISOLDE nit N11s<
nabme ser 8eneoiftineridmeit tern
Macartna nr6 8enitn bier am &ra1s
fenlager 6es @oters berimmeIt. g1>
tpei END tparen: &einri9 bon CT. Eal1l,
@nno, iebt Srol1 Sobn @eiB 11nb Nos
milie bon @e6 2afe, Gror3 bon @fe'
oicine Safe, mtnn., Sro1 Tror5
@bernep bon @roctor, Minn., Gro11
Mi@. @bernep bon @irginin, sMirn.,
rn6 SRI. CLARA bon @irginio. -@m.
@piefer, Ser MeIrofer 8botograph
bot 6os @oI6en Meo6otp @reomern
@ebau6e gefauft nn6 laBt 6asi elbe
1T Elm Ittelier 11n1tpon6eln, in 6em
er feine pbotograpbifden @ht6ien Dor
ii@ geben lofien miro. Die @anerie
miro, tpern 1rotbtpen6te, ie6em @onn'
tag often ietn, UNI 10 sen n1stpdrti'
gen 8etpobner1r @elegenbett 5u &C.
ben, iid u%fonterfeien" at laffen. -
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@er iid) nodt 1idjt ga15 bariiber
I'M &Iarer tpor, tpesbolb England
6em beutfhen @ei@e Sen &rieg er-
fIarte, benz fonten bariiber iebt 6ie
Mngen aufgeben 6a1r@ Dos @efret Ser
engIifde11 @egier11ng, bas Die 6e1t.
fden unb 6iterrei@ii9en @nente Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
8i4iq At ~berfamfen.

Mein in Seem M11ni9 befin6li9es
Sous nit groBem 2a6en uno z 3im=
mern int oberen Stod biqig gu bersg
faufen. Gin SuttIer tpiir6e bier elm
ausge5ei6netes @ei9dft tbun. Nabe=
res bei @erbarb 11blencptt,
42-3t 6reeport, Minn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-03
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL I'M
PRESS CARRANZA WITH NECES-
SITY TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS
INVESTIGATION MAY Be
RESULT OF KILLING
Villa Goes Step Too Far in Numbering
Bauch, An American Citizen. ut
Juarez

Washington. D. c., March 2. -
Fresh reports indicating that Gustav
Bauch, an American citizen, was
killed at Juarez, coming close on the
complications of the Benton case,
surrounded the Mexican situation to-
day with further complexities.
Carranza, as head of the constitu
tionalists, has been called upon for a
satisfactory explanation of Bauch's
disappearance, and it will be pointed
out that failure to protect all for
eigners win be likely to Lead to grave
complications.
Further representations for speedy
clearing up of the Benton killing have
gone forward. Although deferring co
Carranzas wish to be consulted d.
rectly in diplomatic affairs, it was be-
ing impressed upon the rebel chief to-
day that formalities must not be pei
mitted to stand in the way of complete
protection to all foreigners.
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Wilson COunsels Patience.
more quickly.

Washington, d. c., March 2.-Ask-
ed whether in view of the new devel-
opments, a change of policy was ia
tended by the United States immediate y
ly, the president pointed out that q
country having the power of he Uni
ed States could afford to wait as it
pleased in the situation, that there was
no doubt that Huerta would ultimately
have to retire and there need be no hes
iation on the. part of the American peo-
pie to doubt that a solution would be
accomplished eventually.
The president counseIed patience,
emphasizing that those who wanted
things done Immediately must real
ize that they might have to contrib
ute their brothers and sons to ac
complish results at once, whereas if
they were willing to wait, that might
not be necessary.
The president was referring, it is
presumed, to speeches in congress
demanding radical action of some kind,
or armed Intervention, which he seem
&c to deplore.
That Carranza's personal dignity
had been offended because first re2-
reservations were not made directly
to him, was the white house view o.
the two notes sent here, and it was
clearly indicated that the president felt
confident of an adjustment OF the situa-
ton as soon as arrangements had been
made with Carranza,
It is being assumed here today
Carranza does not intend to prevent
impartial judges, such as the COM
mission comprises, from examining
IBentons body, for the evidence of
whether he. was KILLED in bTawl Or
after a courtmartial.
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WHITE HOUSE VIEW
OF THE SITUATION

Washington, D. c., March 2.
While the white house view is that,
strictly speaking, there is no right of
international law by which the
United States could insist upon acting
for Great Britain, yet the American
government has been asked by the
powers to use its good Offices for the
protection of foreigners. IT, however,
England should not ask the United
States to pursue the matter into fur
Their complications with Carranza, the
American government would not feel
obliged to go beyond an investigation
of the facts through it's own consular
representatives.
The next step it would appear from
the official viewpoint here, is some in
timati9n- from Great Britain as to how
FAR she expects the United States TO
push the Benton case. On the other
hand, there is every reason to beliel e
that Carranza will be expected in the
near future to give the American gov
eminent further assurances that all
foreigners, regardless OF whether their
governments have recognized Huerta
will be safe in northern Mexico.
More indication of the disposition to
minimize public discussion of the Mex
lean situation was evident today when
Secretary Bryan arranged hearings be-
fore the house committee on foreign
affairs was cancelled. Efforts are be-
ing brought to bear on Representative
Ainey, of Pennsylvania, not to press AZ
this time his resolution calling on the
president for information regarding the
safety Of Americans in Mexico. and it
is believed. he will yield, Chairman
Flood said today, that If Mr.. Ainey in
sisted upen~a report From the foreign
affairs committee, there would be ac-
ton on the resolution. The committee
had not meeting today, the reason as
signed being the inabality of several
members especially interested in the
% resolution to attend;
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AMERICUS FIRMS
CAUGHT MAPPING
REGARDING TAXES
SEVERAL ARE DELINQUENT
Both Corporation and In.
come Tax Alike

Americas corporations-seve c.
forgot, or otherwise
rallied, to render returns OF taxes upon
incomes and corporations as required
by the government, and, and these de-
linquents will pay. 1t is known fact
that up to yesterday morning quite {
number of heads of corporations, as
we'll as others who are subject to the
payment of income tax, had failed to
do So
Yesterday was the very last day I'M
der the law, and many here may be
called upon to pay the penalty.
Because March /, the last day of tho
year on which income taxes can be re-
turned by citizens subject to that tax
alton, this year falls on Sunday, A. o.
Blalock, collector of internal revenue
for Georgia, has been authorized by
the department at Washington to keep
his books of record open up to mid
night Monday, March e.
The act of congress touching the
income tax returns" says Collector
Blalock, provides that all schedules OF
income taxes shall be made by citizens
subject to that taxation on or before
March cash year. 1t SO happens
that March ! this year comes on Sun
day, That practically gives the income
taxpayer one day less than he would
have otherwise.
Seeing that I asked the department
at Washington to give us a cae-day
extension, making Monday, March 2,
the first business day of the month,
the rate Of expiration for income tax
returns
And it will be mighty well," went
On Collector Blalock, for all who have
not declared their 1918 income subject
t. taxation to get busy The national
government is pealous. of this income
tax, as every one liable will find to N
regret if he failed to comply with the
law. The act provides for so per
cent addition and fine as high as
$1,000"
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MARCH Winds PLAYS
HAVOC WITH OLD
BRICK BUILDING

Macon, Ca, March 2.&While the
high March winds were sweeping ped
estrians off their feet Sunday afternoon
they caught up the east wall of thes
ruins of the old Williams hotel, cornsra
Broadway and Mulberry streets and
caused it to collapse The several TONS
of brick and mortar left standing bys
TIE recent fire fell into one-storyS
brick building directly adjoining. and-
smashed the small structure. y
In the small building were the tenn,
rorary headquarters of the Chambera
Lumber Company. The desks, filea-
and small stock of paints and oils our
hand were mixed in the wreckage. N0lf'
one was in the building at the time andl
no one has been reported as being-
injured The lumber concern formeriy4
had offices in one of the storerooms Dis
the hotel building on the ground door
and was one of the sufferers firm thee
fire that destroyed the hotel. =
The three walls Of the hotel lett
standing after the fire had been con-
demned and ordered torn down by the
city building inspector, but we're turn
ed over to the contractor when the reg
building OF the hotel began several. !.
weeks ago.