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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
OUSTING OF
CHAMPION IS
TEDIOUS JOB

Dethroning pugilistic champion is
a mighty hard job, as the records of
the past and present will show. Not
only do many aspirants offer them
selves on the altar of sacrifice before
the crown snatcher finally arrives, but
even then the dethroning person usu-
ally has TO extend himself to the ex.
treme limit to send the old champ into
the discard.
John l.. Sullivan Feigned supreme
in the heavyweight division for many
years, beating all opponents with
ease Then Jim Corbett came along
and proved himself the master of the
crown wearer, but not before q
round of hard fighting was he able
to take unto himself the laurel.
Corbett then defended the crown
against all Corners until freekled Bob
Fitzsimmons loomed along the hori.
zon. Bob got a match with Corbett
finally. but it took him IA topspeed
rounds to take unto himself the lau-
rel that Corbett had taken from Sui
liVan. T.. ..-'-.... -.
Jeffries, with almost twice the bulk
of Fitz, had to go IL furious rounds
before he became the champion. Jack
Johnson, in his prime, in 1910, was
forced to battle for Is rounds before
he whipped Jeffries, although JEFF
was then but a shadow Of his former
self.
Battling Nelson, in the prime Of his
career, met Joe Cans, then on the
downgrade, in the lightweight cham
pionship battle years ago. Yet Cans,
weakened by age, by too strenuous
training and by dissipation, forced the
wonderful battler to go II rounds be-
fore he could grab the crown from
his dusky dome, and then Nelson, af-
ter beating all those who had faced
him in the interim, took on AID VOL
CAST, the Michigan Wildcat"
Constant fighting and added years
had Slapped much of Nelson's strength.
Wolgast, young and fresh, in perfect
condition, won from the Dane after
Al rounds of terrific milling.
Beaten to Pulp. .r.
But the Dane lost his title while
still on his feet Beaten almost to
pulp, delirious with pain, the old
fighting instinct would not down, and
Nelson kept on from the Goth round
until in the 41st. Then, when he was
just a bleeding, crushed wreck or a
human being. the referee led him to
his corner and, despite the Danes
mumbled protests, gave the fight and
the crown to Wolgast, who, too, was
in a terribly battered condition.
1t took Willie Ritchie 16 rounds to
win from Wolgast then his vic
tory was of a tiukey nature Honors
seemed about even in the 18th and the
fight looked good to go the limit.
When the 10th opened Richie swung
at Wolgast and landed. The cham
pion countered and whirlwind mix
up ensued, during which Wolgast
hit too low-and the fight was over.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
Venice AND THE
ANGELS CLOSE IN
PENNANT RACE

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless
PORTLAND, July 25.-Del. How.
ards men put an awful crimp in the
chances of the Beavers to oyertake
the leaders yesterday. Two games
were played at McCredie Field and
San Francisco won them both. Scores,
first game, San Francisco Z. Portland
1; second game, San Francisco 2, Port.
land g.
At San Francisco Venice took anoth-
er fall out of the Oaks, winning with
little effort. Score, Venice 4, Oak
land 2 ~
At Los Angeles, Dillon's men took q
brace and were easy winners over
Sacramento. Score. Los Angeles s,
Sacramento g.
Coast League Standing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
DEFIANCE TAKEN
OUT OF TRIAL
YACHT RACES

(Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Secretary
Taggard of the Eastern Yacht Club
stated last night that the yacht De-
fiance had been Withdrawn from fu-
ture competition with the Vanitie and
Resolute, for the reason that it would
be dangerous to sail her again with.
out further changes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

At 3: As this afternoon the Punahou
Athletic Club and the Portuguese
team are scheduled to meet al ithlet.
ic Park to fight to a finish on the dia-
mond for top place In the Oahu league
pennant race Both teams have a per.
centage of 1000, representing two
wins and no defeats, and the live
question In fandom is, (which will II
be?" One team or the other is riding
TO fall, and II betting was as Iegiti.
mate in baseball as in horse racing,
pile Of money would change hands
on the result.
The Punahous have developed a lot
OF hitting strength OF late, and the
team figures on it's batting alone to
give any Oahu league combination a
lacing. AS fielders the Puns are In.
and-outers. likely to pull OF sensa.
tional feats one day, and play very
bushy ball the next
This last criticism goes double and
includes the Portuguese, for there is
probably no team in the league that
has played such varied bail as the Pa
rosa outfit One week they look in
vincible, and the next the error col
tn 60. -. 80 -.
80 ohe Dse' ps. ~ me rOreusuese
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
LITTLE DIFFERENCE

Daughter-Ou new lawnmower
must have come. / hear father sharp
ening IL.
Mother-No, he amt sharpening
any mower, he's shaving himself with
a safety Observation-Disclosures Are
Herald.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL IEAeIIE

IL . NATIONAL LEAGUE. =.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Pitts
burg 1. r =-.....--
No other games scheduled.
s,s AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled. s... ..'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rat determination to prevent the
spread of bubonic plague was begun
at New Orleans .s-.s. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

BEFORE THE WAGON ARRIVED.
Il always say just what l think"
Dragged the big man.
ESQ does a parrot" replied the little
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
srRoNc PREsuMp1Ion.

Lawyer-You say that the defendant
ran his automobile into the show win
dow of millinery store; but that
doesn't show he was intoxicated, does
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
CALLED HIS BLUFF.

"How did he lose his job?"
HE suggested to the boss that the
firm couldn't get along without hin" "
Detroit Free Press. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

Oficer-Well, no; but when arrest
ed him he was trying on the hats
New York Globe. 49,. j,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

Santos A. Dominica has been ap-
pointed minister from Venezuela to
the United States. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

Germany has a population Of 67,812.-
900, gain of S31, 900 in a year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
five BIG BALL
GAMES ON CARD
FOR WEEKEND
This Afternoons Struggle Be-
tween the Punaheus and
Portuguese Looks Classy
OAHU LEAGUE.
Saturday.
3:15 p. m.-Punahou VS. p. A. c.
Sunday.
100 p. m.-IIawaiis vs.. st. louis.
$3.50 .. m.-Chinese vs.. Coast De-
fense -- <..<
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Sunday.
$3.50 a. m.-Pawaas We. Assaults.
1l:O0 a. nc. A. US VS.. p. A. C.'s.
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
SUNDAY.

$3.50 a. m.-Pawaas vs.. AsaaIts.
1900 a. nc. A. us VS.. p. A. C.,s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Household HELPS
Little TrifleS That No
Well Ordered Home
Can Be Withnnf

Moore's Push Pins, sizes No. and
NO. ~. @ for Toe
MoOrc's Pushless Hangers, for
hanging pictures, mirrors, etc,
on wood or plaster walls.
Small size holds about 20 lbs.
Large size holds about 100 lbs,
BONES of Silence, the invisible
caster, makes your furniture
slide; sizes l to 5, set of
for 15c
Perfect Handle Screw Driver,
model of convenience and neat
ness; 2 to 12-in. sizes, zoe to S5c
\ Paddock that may be locked by
a turn of the wrist; made by
Monkey wrenches, drop forged
kinds, s to is in. at. zoe to Csc
StilsOn Wrenches, just the tool
for, pipes that leak: 8 and 10
Faucet washers for 't that Ah lea sSe
dripping faucet, % to a inch
sizes, dozen observation-disclosures
Gas Plyers of forged steel, strong
and serviceable; and 8 inch,
Water Filters, "a and y in. for
plain faucets, also the standard
hose thread size, each. =. .1Oc
Picture Cord, strong braided
wire, box of % yards Toe
Drawer Pulls, brass and oxidized
copper finishes; standard sizes,
DC to soc
Hatchets, steel Smuggling, lathing
or claw hatchets, black or pol
lshed ............. .55c to 75c
Atha Claw Hammers, will draw a
headless nail from the toughest
oak. ............... 55c to 95c
Glass Drawer Knobs, various de-
signs, one style of cut glass,
Ice to S5c
Bed and Table Casters. regular
ana pail bearing, per set,
Saws Toe to 400
Disston's Warranted Saws of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

French Taffetas, AZ to so inches
wide, yard -. 1000. sec TO 100
Granite, Melrose and Toxic
Suiting Crepes, 81 inches wide,
1.25 and 1.50
Cream Fabrics, plain and nov
city weaves, SO to SO inches wide,
ACC to 300
Shepherd Checks, AZ to Sc in.
wide, at. .49c to ZOO
Scotch and Suiting Plaids, SO
to Sc inches wide. .59c to 200
Wool, silk and wool, mohair
and wool crepes, SO to "A inches
wide .69c TO LIS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Between
Ourselves

That "NEwARK KNOW 5
HOW" has been aptly demon
strated during the past week in
the manner in which the snow
has been handled and the way
in which our trolley cars have
been kept moving.
New York City, with it's sup
posedly perfect system of snow
removal and with no greater
snowfall than Newark expo
rienced. has been tied up-in
fact. temporarily paralyzed. This
may not be due to the lack OF
PROPER SUPERVISION on the
part of the New York street
cleaning department, but the
fact remains it does not speak
volumes in behalf of those at the
head of this very important
branch of the METROPOLIS public
service.
The situation in Newark. while
serious, has at no time as
sumed appalling proportions. Our
streets are moderately clean and
our car service is fair. Possibly
Il few SUBURBANITES have had
to freeze their ears waiting for
cars, but, on the whole, we have
no REAL grounds for complaint.
AS we said before, the Indus
trial City KNOWS HOW
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
&. D~..,1w1=C
MADE in Newark"
Exposition

Bamberger'S "Made in Newark" Ex-
position wiH be officially opened by President
Wilson next Tuesday afternoon at tho
o'clock sharp. At that hour the President
will press an electric button in the White
House, Which nil illuminate flaming
American flag, situated on our Balcony,
and also set in motion the parious pieces of
machinery throughout the Exposition. The
"Made in Newark" Exposition begins next
Tuesday at 2 P. N. and continues until
closing time Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Staple, Classic Dress Fabrics
Ideally Priced

triumphant entry of dress material at the Great
White Store Every who has welded the needle ser
ously knows that Bambergers carry bewilderng line of
seasonable dress fabrics typical low prices And
proud of this reputation Perfect Spring weights in the
fashionable dyes for frocks wraps, gowns and suits
durable they lovely placed before you prices
that are their own best credentials.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Notions
Specially Priced
for Two DAYS

l21zc Mercerized Silk Dress
Shields, pair. ....=......l 10
25c Adjustable Garment
Shields, per pair. ........1s
Csc Heavy Silk Corset Laces,
5 yards long. .........2 20
Percale busting Caps, regular
l0c, special .............. !
Folding Coat Hangers, regu
larly 15c, special. ..... 6
4c Basting Cotton, 500 yards,
q spools for. ........:.. 10
10c Wash Trimming Braids,
assorted. per yard. ........ >
0. N. T. Darning Cotton. reg
ular &c spool. dozen ..... IL
Adjustable Slipper Trees,
regular 10c pair, at........ 9
6-yard pieces Wash Trimming
Braids, regular 25c. at. IL "
SC Bias Seam Tape, six-yard
PIECES. special -. .;...:,. IL. 4
"a yards for ,a.;:...-....
soc Rubber Sheeting. one yard
1oc Lingerie Tape. six-yard
pieces, special. .............s o
Tango Ruching Supporters,
regular 10o card ......... .
sanitary Aprons, regularly
15c. special at >. 121s
Clark's o. n. II. Spool Cot
ton, recently reduced to-. 4
FIRST FLOOR. HALSEY ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17


Ford's Detachable Picture Hooks.
lock over the head of any nail,
Dox or Tor. Toe
FOrd's NOn-piercinE Tbuu1h
Taciks, will not pierce. pune
ture or disfigure the walls, box
Flexible Felt weather Strins
Just Right" for doors and
windows, box of loft. for. IOc
Other styles of Weather Strips,
wood and rubber, wood and
felt, zinc and rubber, zinc and
felt and all rubber. per foot,
&c to DC
Oak Toilet Seats. with double
covers and brass hinges: bolts
and rivets for attachm emit lbs
Wash Tub Covers, double covers
OF galvanized iron, wooden
backs and brass hinges, sizes
21x48 and 24x48, OK
Hampden's Rug Fasteners, lust
two small nails to fasten to the
floor .......6 for Ssc
DAYLIGHT BASEMENT.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Consistency, the Keynote of Charm

Up-to-date, lacking the extremeness that would be
wholly of keeping with the requirements of the period
mourning millinery has justly earned its reputation
the leading in the city We have detached salon where
sderate intelligent service given every The
stock consists hundred perfect models Imported
hats $3.50 to S25OO Domestic hats $29S $25OO Exceed
ngly modest prices, considering the perfect quality
FLOOR, STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
And These Black Dress Fabrics

Mohairs and Sicilians, AZ TO
81 inches wide. 80. .59c to 1.50
Challies, SO to A inches wide,
priced from ....... CSC to LIS
SECOND FLOOR,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
1000 Oil Paintings, 1900

Sheep and cattle subjects. Framed with fine
double sweep gold Furnished frame and shadow box
These paintings are regular $50 values; specially
nriced at 1900
SIXTH FLOOR.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Bamberger Mourning Millinery

Our department. of mourning millinery began modesty.
Less than three years ago did import than
exclusive mourning models from abroad Now receive
many as one hundred season. only week imported
forty French models that arrived by fast steamer
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
he Advance Style Suits at 1000 to $500
Women's Coats Have a Swingo Real Snlarfness
Some Smart Spring Skirfs-5.OO to TO- 0S

Catchy basket serge MORE and affeta in
tier draped effects left elegantly simple will many
with their beauty and small pricings. These range
from 500 TO 1898
THIRD FLOOR, MARKET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

Broadcloths, in so to Sc inch
widths, yard. -. .1.25 to 400
Colored Broadcloths, 50 and Sc
inches wide. ..1.50 and 200
MARKET STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

French Serges and Imperial
Serges, SO to go in. +. Acc to ESQ
Storm Serges and Mems Wear
Serges, SO to 81 in. Acc to ESQ
Clay Serges, navy and black,
so in. wide, yard. ........ Ills
French and Domestic Diago-
nails, AZ to 81 in. wide, SOC to 200
Prunellas, Satin Cloths and
Satin Delaines, 40 to 50 inches
wide. .79c to 200
Gabardines, AZ to 81 inches
wide, per yard. -. Soc to 200
Silk and Wool Poplins, 80 and
40 inches wide. loo, lbs & 1.50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
cine Mrmee nod Bertruuen n11'

longe cine Mrmee nod &ertroaen anf
@ott Iett, 6arf iie o11@ ertparten, 6oB
ser gieg auf ibrer @eite iein miro.
SIM lcbten @riege botten sic 6euti@en
6el6fapeue immer lire 8ei@ttnble
belogert - BORT bolten sic Sol6oten
rei6liden Mutb fir 6ie @efabren 6es
&riegsbonomerfes un6 5ogen 6anrt
beloenmiitbig in Sic S6la@ten. nao
iie tpnr6en @ieger iiber ste Seinoe!
@ie i6ledt eS ober nit Ser &eli<
gion in ser fran5oiiiden @rmee (nno
ou6 nnter 6em @o1fe Ser "@r=rano
Motion") beiteut 1T, tpeib Seoermam.
l1n6 abnIi6 ftebt es bel BEN on1eren
|6einoen Deuti6lano's nn6 Seiter<
reidis. Ser edit 6riitli6e @oloot
.mei6t ni@t, ionoern gebt uneri6roden
ms 6idtelte &fgemiibl; iein
M1utb lit mutt gol6ene1 Soften feItge<
|l6mie6et ont g0ttlt6en 6elien, 6en
nidts gu eridittern bermog. Wfit
8ertro11en i9al1en mir 6aber omf oen
@ieg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baffen,
trob Ser augemetren fein6li6en &C.
.iinmangen fait ser go1r8en @e1t ge-
gen oiei lie bei6en 2dnoern. Mag 6ie
nnglo-amerifaniide Ereiie Spott nno
|&obn omf sic Mrmeeu bei0er Mationen
ergieBen un6 NIT groBem 8etfan oie
|5ein6e e%rmutbigen : Ser oentl@e
@affengang, in gere6ter Gels tper<
tbei6igung angetreten = miro nnter
6em 54ub 6eS I'll. @t6oel 6o6 gum
|@iege fiibren iiber Mottonen, 6ie ,bie
Stride i6on 10 oft ur6 i@tper berfolg=
ten. Sos malte Got!
@eregrinns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

9nngertoo iterben lieB, un6 6ie Sort
idritte Der englii6en SSnouitrie. Die
engll1den ginridtungen golten als
n1ul tergiiltig un0 gnglano ais oas
grobe rationale 8orbilo. Sour bie uno
ga lieB iid 6ie Stimme zines einlid-
tlgeren Mannes p%ernebmen, Ser tiefer
blifte nn6 bim1pieS auf 6os gleno,
oos englorlos Civilization Dor allem
DEM eigenen golfe beideert bate n16
Damn anf Ole Sbotlade, 6ab 6aS eng
llld)e @olf I'M 10. Sabrbunoert sic
9ei1tige Gnlt1lr nidbt meientlid gef0rz
bert. 60 Der .betan1te Mitarbeiter
Der "3lfunft" un6 oes u@ren3boten,"
&arl Semitic, in leinen 1892 8uerit err
ld)ielle1len @eididtspbiloiopbii6en
@eoo1fen," lpo er, am @9luB elmer
Shiloerung Ser entietliden 3uitdn6e
IN Der engliiden SSr6uitrie int 3eital=
ter 6eS Mandeltertbums, sic Mniidt
bertrit, oaB cine bollige Berni6tung
gaglanoS 81 iener 8eit fem Berluit
fir sic Meni@beit geneien 1udire.
Limo Bette irgeno Elm furdtbores
ytaturereignifb," beiBt es %, lin
Sabre 1890 ga1l5 @roBbritonien Der
nidtet, mos batte 6as geido6et? Sir
Dos oamalige englif@e @olf trifft sic
pel1imiltti6e &edm1ng unbe6ingt gu:
Nie Snmme 6eS @len6eS, 6as aus Ser
8elt geidafft tpor6en tpGre, par bel
gro Der, alS sic 5nmme 6es @liids,
Dos Elm folder @affemntergang Der
ni@tet batte. ~06er," frogt Senti&
"nare oieier ltntergong fir Die iibrige
Wfen16beit Elm @erluit getpel en? @os
batte 1ie mobl %berloren? @el9e Gil
ter er5eugt 6enn SOS england 6es 49,.
SQbrbun6ertS ols @rbtbeil fir sic 3r=
funftigen @eihledter? 9ie alten 8a=
bplonier ur6 Megppter batten uns &e=
ite ibrer 8al1ten un6 &unltoenfmdler,
tpiiroig Ser %iin11en6en 8eidou11ng
iiberlaiien, 6o5u sic Mnfangsgriin6e
Ser &e@enfunlt, Ser Mebonif, Ser
Mitronomie. @os mir 6en often SUI
Sen, @rieden un6 &0mer11> Sen NIT
telalterli6en 8olfern ber6anfen,
brou6e ni@t erlt geiagt gu mer6en.
Sos ne11e 3eutidlan6 babe idon
o11r& feline gro en @ompontiten oMein
6oS @liid aQer 5ufiinftigen @ei6le@=
ter um unermeBlide @ummen per=
mebrt (ueS lit mebr @lid in Der @elt>
felt Mo5art gelebt bot," i9rieb fur5-
1i@ eth Mufifi@riftiteller), un6 aud
Ste Staliener un6 Gran5oien boben
abnlide 8eitrdge g%eliefert. nMber, /"
i6liebt Ser 6e1ti6e @fiapiit, nmel9e
@%ulturgiter fat england nod Dem
Go6e @bafeipeares un6 Metptons no6
berborgebro6t, 6ie mir nidt ar16 of
ne @nglan6 bitten o6er boben f0nn=
ten?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Ser tiirfiide @eianote in @ai6=

Der tirfiide @eianote in @aib=
ington gefaQt 11ns. Mit 10 ber5erfri=
iden6er Sffenbeit, mie er es beiorgt
fat, lit 6en @%ngldn6ern i6on lange
nibt mebr 6ie @abrbeit 9eiagt NOR
Sen. SIS giebt fem 9an6, oos 6ie
&eligion mebr miBbraudt olS eng
lan6. Sabr5ebntelang bat es Die
iogenonnten :ma5e6onii9en @reuel
6a5u bembt, feline politii6en Blane
int fleinen Orient 3u for6ern. eng.
lon6 lit immer cine @riftIi6e Motion,
me1m es boffen fann, babel auf feline
&edm,ng gu fommen. Cont lit ibm
6as @briitentbum ber3li@ glei@eiil-
tig. Sic befonnte @eidd6te bon Den
engliiden Sbiffen,' Die ,bab nit ST.
beln un6 balb nit @obenbil6ern bela=
ben, na@ Sn6ien geben, lit @orofte<
riitii@ fir 6os englii6e @briiten=
tbum. SIR @briitentba1m bot sic
@%ngldn6er ebenio menig 6obon obge=
bolten, sic Srlan6er in. Der brntallten
@eiie 5u unter6rii6en, mie Die 8uren
5u pergetpoltigen un6 sic SSn6ier ab-
8ui6lagen. .Sriiber boben 6ie eng
lan6er sic politi19en @briitenberfol=
g11r1gen int osmamiden &eide 6a5u
benutb, 6ie 8ulfanb0lfer gegen Sic
Tirfei ouf5ubeben un6 bon. BEN ein=
9eibu6terten Eurfen tpidtige 8uge=
itan6niiie 5u erpreiien; iett m0dte
man unter 8enutung abnli@er Mit=
tel 6ie Ser. Staaten 5u ibereilten
MaBnabmen gegen sic Siirfet beron=
lalien un6 1T Den erropdii9en @on=
flift bertpideln, mo mir t1aturlt@ Sic
|@eite ser &oiafen, Gurfos, 3naben,
Sr6ier un6 tpeitin6iiden Meger neb=
men 1oIen. Mber sic Ser. @tooten
mer6en ii@ be6anfen. England ion
Ole @uppe, sic es ii@ e%tngebrodt bot
n11r ielbit o11sI0ffeln. IS bat 6o6urd
6ob es &uBlor6 nn6 6ranfrei9 gum
Mngriff a1f 6ie 6euti6en @ren5er
erm1nterte nn6 1i9 Damn an ibrf
Seite iteute, Elm @erbreden at 6e1
Menti1beit begongen, 1tn6 6as an1eri:
fanifhe Soft miro ftd bitten, fid gum
Mitidmloigen 6ieies @erbredens 81
lmoden. Ser bloBe @eriu@, .es IT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
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nteori8 ein8ei@dbt.

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5fger Sabren 6es berfloiiemn Sabr=
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tie iid Sic @elt erobert;; nit ieinem
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der; int &atbe ser @0Itet be1aB es
sic ouSihlaggeben6e Stimme. @or=
res pnBte Dos alleS, aber er mlrBte
a116, 6aB 6as itol5e 8ritenboIf ebenio
ARM an i6ealen @iiter11 por, tpie es
rei6 tpar o1 iener materieuen G1tI=
tnr. nn6 10 meint er 6enn einn1aI
int Deutiden &ausbu6, 6as I'M Sabre
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5mii@en Ser Groit, u6ob man nit al
lem @ol6e un6 oner Modt 6enno6
nidt olles erringer, ia in gar bielem
Iebr arm nn6 %obnmadtig iein funn."
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So11Sbltd, rtpoS baben sic engliiden
Gonegien, 6ieie @rben 6es Mittel<
offers, nit tbren ungebeueren Meid)=
tbiilnern nn6 ibren ret6be5obIten Sell
loms perbaltniBmabtg fir sic @rmei=
terlng ser @iiieni@aften getbon, 1,r6
tpie fat sic rei@be5ablte enqltlde
&o6fir@e, Sic reidite ser qa113en
@elt, fir sic geiitige @il6unq 6es
@o1feS, fir 2in6er1tne ieines @Ien6es
geforet, un6 melden @etpinn bat sic
@erbreitung 6es @briltentbmms BON
BEN @il1ionen Ser @ibelgeleuldaft
11n6 ibren rei@en Mi1fionorien?
l1eberou groBe Mitte1 ur6 qerinqer
@rfolg!"
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Lambs 6odte man freili@ on6ers; IN
6ieien betpu1r6erten man 6en moteriel<
len 5ortfdrit @ng1an6s, ieinen ioqer.
@olfsrei6tbum, ser sic Mrmett SEN