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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

zines 6eutiden unterfeebootes Der.
ienft, ni9t 6ur@ cine @eemine, mie
oie 2on6oner &egierung Der 8elt
g1al1be1r 5u MAIDEN periu6t bat. Ssn
@aibington traf am Sonntag m1S ab'
lolut 5uperlaiiiger Aueue in Berlin
eine ldngere 8ei@reibung bes 8orz
|faGs EN- sic iid inn meientlt6en nit
ser @dil6erung 6edt, sic Mugen5eu>
gen an 8or6 Ser SlDmpic Ser &ata-
itropbe gegeben baben.
5tefan 6rumti ean, &i5eprait6ent
ser rumdnii6en Mbgeoronetenfam=
mer> erfldrt in einem in 8u6apeit
per0ffentlidten Snterbtem, sic
Ireunoi6aft 5miiden Seiterrei@ uno
&umq11ien iet tra6itionen, 'un6 STU
n1Gniens Meutralitat iet baber ge>
lidert. @ie ferner m 5onntag in
Berlin amtli6 befannt gegeben miro,
Intro aus @openbagen gemel6et, Bob
Sic italienilde &egiern11g 1td nod
ether &onferen8 5pii@en @remier
!ganiro uno bem italienii6en 8ot>
Iidafter entidloiien babe, nod mie nor
sic 1triftelte Meutralitat 3u betpab=
rem.
0anf Ser altsgeoebnten @oriidts=
n1aBregeln Ser oel1tiden &egierung
ihlltg Elm ant 5amitag bon britii6en
Iliegern ouf 6ie 3eppeltn 8erfitat=
ten in 6rieoridsbafen nnternom1ne=
ner Mnidlog febl. Gin 8alonge=
Idiib, 1otpie mebrere Maidinenge=
mebre bradte1t et11en fetn6li6en Mero=
plan berunter; nah elmer @eriion iou
elm 5tpeites SIug5el,g in Sen 8ooen=
fee geitiir3t, un6 ein 6rittes entfom=
men fem. Die britiiden Slieger m,1r=
Sen 3uerlt III @onitan5 geIidtet, BON
mo- olts telepbonii9 Mittbeill1ng nad
6rieoridsbafen gemodt tpurbe. Sic
@elbiibe eroffneten Seuer, 6o6 trob=
oem gelang es 6en Sliegern, feds
@omben berab5umerfen, bon 6ener
5mei oidt beim @ounptgebd116e ME-
6erfieGen. 3mei on6ere 8omben tra=
fen Elm Sous in ser @toot un6 to6s
teten ei11er Mo11n; cine Sra1 mur6e
per1ebt. @iner Ser Slteger fam BONN
BIG m1f cine @obe bon 400 Meter
bernnter nn6 erbteIt bort einen SduB
6ur9 6as 8en3tntanf, tpo6rr9 er &c,
5murgen pur6e, berl1nter3l1fommen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
kindor ochroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas ITO RIA
Die &lage,1 cine sSran.

f'"9e" S'"e U%uA. uSelI
Sabren," fdreibt 6rau s.. @trop BON
Siusaole, Sreg, ~litt id an @opf-
ltmer5en. Sd fiiblte MIDI nouitd1-
Dig erldopft uno unfdbtg CUR Mrbeit.
2os Sohrem in ei1tem @ogen ma6te
mi5 ifredli6 franf. Sd periud1te
aae Mrten Me0i5in> obne SiIfe gu
ti''aen. 2anm er5dbIte mir elm
Ureuno iiber 6orni's Mpe1frduter.
Sa11ien6 Collars miiroen nidt oas
Cute onfpieget1, tpos oiele Meoi3iu
Mir nno meiner 6ami1ie getban bat.
Wen1 oie 2e1te n11r piiBten, mas Sir
Mlpenfra1ter fir fife tb111 far,1."
Torni's Mlpe1tfrd11ter lit felt iiber
bat'1oert Sobren IN beitdnoigem &C.
lra1td getpeien. Sc lit beute 6as be-
llebtelte aller SeilmitteI unter 6enen,
Die es fennet uno sic @%eIeqenbeit
batter, @eoi5inen gu gebraud)en. @s
miro oem Gltblif1tm 6ireft qeltefert
o11r6 Spe5ialagenten, o6er bon SEN
9erlteuern: Or. &eter 5obrnep &
Sons 60, 1876 50. Sopne. Mpe.,
Gbtcago, Sm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

|8ei ser 9anoung tpur6e er lei6t yer
&punoet. Sn5milden batte Elm an5e-
rer 5lieger ro6 6rei 8omben getpor-
fe,L sic ieoo9 idmmtli@ ibr 3iel ner<
feblten. Ser brittle 6lieger ltieg III
Die @obe nnb entfam.
Sn &uiiii4-&olen gebt Der &f
fir sic Deutiden un6 Seiterreiber
erfolgrei6 peiter. Gin @erliner Sc
legramm iagt, 0aB Die &uiien 5mi=
iden ser @ei9lel un6 Ser 8artbe
bon 6rei Seiten umi6loiien iin6. SSn
ser @egen6 bon 9omiti9, muir ettpa
40 Meilen bon @aridau e%ntfernt,
|ideint 6as &f5entrum gu liegen.
ISelb1t Elm 2on6oner 8eri6t 6ridt
@ermunoerrng bariiber aus, 6aB oie
9eutid)en 10 nabe an Die polnii9e
&auptita6t berangeriidt ftn6 un6 Sic
Ie gum 5tpeiten Scale beoroben. Ole
6eutide @teuung in 6iei er &fge<
ge1o miro nod INNER als auberit
giinltig be5eidnet. Sci Sidenitod)a11
0aucrt ser &f fort. Son Sitpreu-
fen miro ni9ts Meues gemel6et. Son
@ali5ien iogt ser 0iterreidiide ge=
ridt, 6aB bon &rafan Biz nad) 8r5e=
mpsI sic Sel terreider Sic Sffeniipe
mieocr a%ufneh1nen. Die &arpatel1=
palie iino o11r6 itorfe 0iterreidiide
gtreitfrdfte geidiitt. S11 Serbien
ooucrt oos 8om1baroement bon BEL
gro0 or. Gin 9o1,ooner 8eridt balt
Serbien fir berloren, metm nidt an<
oere 9a1fonmadte 51 @ilfe fommen.
SIM @eiten beidrar1fen iid Sic
&fe ouf gelegentli6es M%rtillerie<
feuer. Sn @eitflan6ern rl1bte Ser
&ompf foit bolitdn6ia ie6od tpar
oas gombar6emer1t oltf Dpern gang
Defenders beftig un6 5erit0rte nad
6em fra,15oiti9en geridt Sen Morft=
pTob ltn6 oas &atbbal1s Ser Sta6t.
Ser 6el1ti6e @eridt iagt, 6oB tpegen
see ihlcdten @etters sic &dmpfe BE-
bin6ert iin6, ie6o@ itanbig sic @or-
bereitltngert 5u einem @orriifen ibrer
9inien %getroffen tper6en.
Die Siirfei mel6et, 6aB bonn
|@dtpar5etr Meer aus 6ie Stabt
Guopfe erfoIgrei@ beidolien tpurbe.
@etroleumtanfs un6 6ie 6rabt1oie
Citation mur6en 5eritort. Die &liien
meIoen bier3u @erluite einiger So6te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
20. Mnnember.

Sic frur50itihen @crlltlte IN Der
&dupien bel @irldoute n1o 9lrn1l1l;
sen bctrogen nrirlocIt ten 10000 M}o'm
1900 gngl6noer ertralrfen am D|er=
lol,o, oIs Sic Gdl1mc geDffnet ml1r=
Sen. Nngriffe Scr Iroll5olel1 bet Ger=
ol1l1 >pltroel1 5uriif9elporf e11. 9tegel1,
Sd)nec 1t11o &alte bi11bcrn ole Spe=
@ratiouen lturf.
Scr Miidsltg Ser Mullen iett it'd
fort. STR gerlltlt in Ser Sdladt
pom @loclo1pef miro a1tf 10000
M!lom gelhdtt. Mfan redtret tn Ser
lin go15 iider oarauf> 6oB General
y. @inoenbl1rg iebr balo ei1e1r ent=
id%)ciocnoen Sieg iiber Ste Mltlien miro
mel0en foin1te11. Sic l1mflommerlt11g
Ser Iyeil1oe gebt tpeiter. Seterrelher
ntod)ten in @oli5ien 1000 Gefa1gste.
bGlt SEN @i6erltanb Ser Serbe1t
fir gebroden
Gie thrift den @o77en baben glan-
5enoe grfolge. Sic gngldnoer erlei=
Sen BEL g1 Mriib Idmere Serlu1te.
beilige &rieg bereitet lt6 ons.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
%. Npnemtber.

Sic tiirfiidye &egiernng fat outs
ciocnel1 9lntriebc sic 8riilloe barge:
legt, Sic Sos Sort Scr gn1prna be:
I%ltin1mtelL eillen Sdutb auf oie uSel1:
%l1ellce" ab5ugebel1, unb jelte @rilaoe
muroen in @aibington alS 5nfrieoe1.
|lteueno eradltet> mie omtlih befann1
qcgeben tpltroe. @iernnit lit Scr I'M
erq1icflide, b,1rh Sic englanofreuno=
lid)e Erelle abiidJtlih entitellte @or=
fua erogiiltig beigelegt. Ser italie=
niid)e gotidafter Graf 81 Genere til
@aibington beriidert> 6ie in &om
anbcrolmte &onferen5 ser gotidaf=
ter, 5u Ser o11d Sic 8otidafter tn
@erlin, 9onoon, Naris 1tn6 @ien rin=
berufen ieien {ei obne ieglid)e inter
rationale @e6eutltng. Ser @erit3e=
ring miro bin5ngefiigt, Stalien 6enfe
nibt ouro1l, feline Ho1itif ST anoern.
3er oerti6e gotldafter @raf bon
gern1 tort r1d)tete an Das Sf0a1soe=
partemetn in @albington cine Note,
IN tpelder er idarfe @age 6oriiber
fiibrt, ooB fran30iti6e Manni6aften
ii6 3umioerban6lungen gegen Ste a11f
ser uMotbes @rel15" =&%onbention bonn
6. Suit 1906 feitgelegten @eitimmn1t=
gen ihnl6tg modten. Ser Mote par
CUR M%otipierung Elm ausfubrli6er
geridt 6es be11tiden atsmartigen
Mmtes beigefiigt, Ser 6etailierte Nn=
flogen entbielt.
3um eritenmal tpurbe in 8retoria>
'gMbafrifa, amtlt6 beitatigt, 6aB ote
gurer einer grfolg GIT ber5ei6ncn
Sic 6tesbe3uglide Meloung
Io1tet: Sour nit genater geotb ent=
gingen IoDale britti6e Sruppen nnter
@oen 6em @eidid, bon hume
ri1h tpeit iiberlegenen B1renma11tt=
idyoften BEL 3oornberg perri6tet 5n
mer6e1r, o6er in @efangenidaft 5n &C.
rotben. giner tpnr6e geto6tet nno
80 tpur6en b%ertpnnbet."
Sic 0iterreidii6e 8otl6aft in $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
1te1erDllG Der
9rjegSloge.
Is. Npucmbcr.

Sic 2ll1pie IN Ulall0ern oultar1
nit ullpern1il1oerter @eftlgfelt on
Git feinoliher Nngriff lit Der 9tabl
BON ct. Miihiel muroe 5ltrildge'd)la-
selr. Gbeulo sic frar50liiden aus=
fGl(e liioIid) bon Gerolt1. Ser Dsltt=
idle Sort hritt IN Sen Nrgonten balt
al. Silooltlib BON Girep III Sen go=
qeien lpl1r0en Sic Mlliierten sur Anf=
gobe einiger Eoiitio1ren ge5lpu11ge1.
gd)lob Gbatillpn 1p1roe bon Den
Geutiten geltiirn1t. Sic Geuti6e11
baben Sen meltliden Shell BON Gbau=
pillcourt IN ser @ege1to bon ct. Vfi=
bel in Sic 21tft %geiprengt.
S1 Yolen, norolid bon 2oo5, tit
es SIT 1rel1e1r &dmpfen gefomme11.
giiooltlid) bon soI0au mur0en Sic
G1tiIen sur eiligen 6lltdt in Ser &ih=
tulrg ol1f Mfloma genotbigt. &ulltlbe
aooolerie miro energii6 iiber Nll=
faaen binou5 berfolgt. gs beiBt, Ser
@ontnra11oant bon @aridau lei &C.
fo11gen mor0en,
Sn 9elttidlon6 fi116et eine @sai=
ie1ral1smeiiung bon engliiden Satots=
n1,geb0rigen itat. Mebrere @egenmoB B.
regeln lp11r6en England lno &uBlono
ol1georobt. Sic 6elttiden un6 otter
reidilfen @efangenen in &nB1uno
peroen l1nmenidlid bebanoelt.
Ser Smprna 3mil6enfoQ 1o1 1tt1=
beotngt ouf 6tplomatiidem @ege err
Ie6igt tper6en. Eraiioent 8il1on TT
felt erti6loiien, unter feinen Tint tan=
6en sic Ser. 5toaten in etnen &rieg
5l1 permideln.
9ie lerbii6e Mrmee> anf etn Grit
tel tbrer uripriingliden 5tarfe 5lt=
iommengeidrumph, riitet luo1i6
bon 8elgro6 gum lebten Bi6eritano
gegen 6ie itegrei@ b%orriidenoen otter
reid11ngortiden Srlppen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
81. Npnember.

SIM mel lid)en Eolen tit lebt Der
groBe &ompf auf Ser 2inie BON Ser
@eid)jel bis sur @artbe int @onge;
Sic gntideiol1ng miro borausii6tlid
bel 9oos folle11, 6em Centrum, gegen
.6as iib Ser Mngriff Ser 9ert1den
un6 ibrer @erbiin6eten, BON bret Get
ter1 bon @elten, Noromei ten ,tno
Sii6o1 item ri6tet.
Sn gerlin lebt man groBe grtpar=
tungen orf 6ieien &f, % nad
ser Mnlidt ser oortigen Meilitariaf=
perlt6n6igen cine enti6et6en0e gtie=
6erlage ser @uiien bier 6as Gnoe oes
6elo5ugs int Often beoel1ten fam, oo
SEN @ullen 6ur6 3eritoru1g aaer
@erfebrspege 6urd Sic 9euti9en Der
Miid5ug d11Berit eridmert lit, tie ait
Ber6em, tpen11 lire N(rmee bon 9O0,=
900 Mann gei6lagen, 5unabit fei1ter
griak baben.
ct. N%etersburg bebauptt oaer-
oings, ser 6el1tide @ormarf9 let gum
|5tiaiton6 gefommen nn6 mteoer DIE
|9efenlibe an lire Stene getreten lei;
6aneben miro ober in 8ertAten bon
sort angeoeutet, 6ab oie &niien it'd
nod meiter 5urid5ieben meroen, I'm
Sen &f an etnem bon ibrer
@06itfomman6ieren6en 6em @roB:
furiten Mifolaus, auseriebene1r Nlat
5n Ienten.
SIM @eiten, in Blanoern uni
geor6frmfreih, mo bartes Wtrter'
tpetter oie Operationen bemmt, tit oe1
@ampf eber no@ FILTER getporoen, als
mabren6 Ser Iebten Sage; immerbtr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Gpitctc mir
clue ,,1aNc
@cIt.
Ncru,ra
bei1tc ,l1th
prpmpt.

S,err aorl 9. Moup, - @nller Ct,
CiiuiaN u. o., ldreipt: sd hotte a.eln
Sabre !aua Mnturrb uno per'ltdbte ltbr
uiele Sprttu bon Mepi5iuell, Bic mn me
MoNe @elo t%piteten, ubcr mlr mtNta OFT
ties ihatH,. Nultott bener. 5ll lpereea'
itbicu - ld)let0ter nit mir 81 9ebsn,
@Tsius 5iu9rn lmnroen nit @lut m1terla!lz
len; meme Aaie rpdD 10 lth!ebt, paS 'd)
nrisb id}1mts. III Sci %elicGait SIT .geben.
SSd Iuar M%udtlpddter in WitfdllNl1ne !1uo
ih lruroe 10 ldpplnoeIl9, oab 1M ll't0'
}uusileu feltholteu nulSte, nm l11tlt 81
fallen. SIT los bon Nerlulo III Der y{ep
Morf SSorlo mo oud,tt. e. ST. per1lltbel.
Ssh geuro,tbte etlpa Scbu Nlu1tbel, uno
id1 blu ncfreit BON Nntarrb, mo oa3
iAuiuot.iat @efiiAl III tori, lulo ll p,ll
nuHIg Hl,'f meAr geplnST. HN natle
Ntrswu i'll i9alie, uno lptHll ltp fuNls,
raE elue GrfGl1ins i'm Sllt5llHe ut, ne0nle
iG ,ui taenig oopoIt. Hto g fli'S mn
att.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
8ei 8ntu1n er5eiI-

uro ger1punoete. 8ei 8atum er5eil-
ten Die Surfen einen Sieg iiber sic
englanoer> wobei Die lebteren iftpere
@erlulte erlitten. Die &uiien un6
@nglanoer mur6en meiter m1f oos
&aufaius<@ebiet nit ibperen &erl11-
item 5urifgetriebe11. 0ie &uj]en ge-
te1 gu, oaB ibrem @ormari9 ooour6
&e.H. geboten lit, 6aB bel gr5erum ei-
ne itarfe tiirfiide @rmee M%uHtellung
gefl1noen fat. Sic piir6en iid So
ber oorauf beibranten, lire SteIur-
gen gu balten uno &eritarfungen ab-
6uDarten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

1binoton m1rOe babin peritanoigt>
oaB Ser anoolternoe Mngriff Der
|Sel terreider a1f Sic befeitigten Eo=
litionen ser 9erben bel 2a5ebepaf gu=
te 6ortl6ritte ma6e. Sic Serben
befin0en lib III lebter SteQnng.
@an5 DeutidIarr6 befin6et ii6 I'M
;3ultonoe b0dlter spann111g, es er=
martet Sen 9lusgang Ser &ieien=
ldlaht, oie int Often int @ange tit.
.Gie ruiiiiden Irrppen TT Nolen 'ol=
len 100000 Ma1n itarf fem. Ste
1eutlden beberriden lammli@e @tra=
Ben un6 8ubnen no6 @eorgierpSf
un6 @oridau. Ser Waittelpunft Der
.sdladt lit 2ob5 in @olen> moielbit
sic 0eut1der nr6 Oeiterreider bor=
5iigli6e @oiitionen inne baben.
Mittlermeile 5ieben meitere OTTER
retdii6e Ernppen BON 9i6en beran.
Sic @n1len tper6en anf bret @etter
angegriffen.
Die 8emubungen, 6ie %internatio=
nole finon5iele gituation 5m regeln
un6 Sen Mustauid 5miiden Sen @on=
bonner mn6 6en Seem Dorfer 8orien
tpie6er in sic 8abn 5u leiten, famert
bIDbIih ANN SttQ1ta11, 90 Sir
George Naiib un6 8aiil 8lo6ett bonn
engIiiden Sdabamt BON @aibtngton
1ru@ Seem Sort abreiiten. Dieie
ISOLDE tperoen iie ii@ nod England
einldiffen nr6 in %etngemeibter bieii-
gen &retien gla1bt man nt@t an tbre
8ie6erfebr.
&uiier Wilbelm b%eanttportete cine
@lidtpunidoepeide Ser in Berlin our
Sobresfonferen8 b%eriammelten Sc
leni6oft Ser Deuti6en S@tffbauge=
ieuidoft mie folgt: usSbre gemiiien=
bofte, beroienitpolle Mrbett mabreno
ser Seit 6es Srieoens bat etnen gro
ben Ebeil gu SEN @rfolgen beigetra=
gen. sic mir 1T 6em gegentpartiger
&riege Big 6obin er3ielten. Sd Sin
bo6 erfreut iiber 6as feite @ertra1ten,
6as auieitig in sic oeuti&e Snomitrie
9eiekt miro, 11n6 6ieies @ertra11en bat
6o8u eefabrt, 6aB 6as 6enti@e @olf
5uperiidtIid ser 8ufunft mno Sem
Musgong 6es groben &riegeS entge>
geniiebt. M0ge @ott Ser &err SEN
6enti6en @offen au@ fiir6erbin 6en
Sieg berleiben."
Cine @rfinoung anf tpan6ar5tli=
9em @ebiet, meld)e ii& in oieie len
ariege BON Sen mobltbatigiten SOL
gen ertpeiien 6iirfte, lit bon 6em be-
riibmten Gbirurgen Ser 8erner Unit
periitat 8rofeHor 9r. Sbeo6or Co.
hen, Ser 1912 SEN Mobel4Rreis fiir
@birurgie erbielt un6 ieimem Miii=
Itenten 81. 81. 6once gema6t MOT
Sen. 3us bon 6en beioen 6orlhern
erfunoere Hrdporat itiut cine 8lu=
tung fofort. Sic grfinoer baben linn
SEN Mamet uGoagltlin" gegeben."
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@c1iudt bies fir @mrer @miten.
SauIen6e bon 2euten bu1ten, net

San1 en0e bon Se1te1 Dl1te11, metl
iie sic ri6tige Me6i5in ni@t baben
f0nnen. &uiten mer6en beruria@t
6ur9 @m5inoung BEG Salies uno Ser
9uftr0bren. SIR mibt oieie @nt5ii1-
Dung bei9midtigen. @ebm 9r.
Sings Meue @nt6edung, es 6ringt IN
6ie 6elifaten i@leimigen &amt@en
elm, loft 6en sdleim un6 linoert Die
ongeidmonenert &d1tden. @naft Ell
ne 500 6lai9e bon Current Mpotbeter.
.Gr. Sings Mea1e @ntbednng ftiate
rol6 un6 p%ouitan6ig meinen Suiten,
i6reibt S. 6. @ons, Slopoale,
|Eeras. @eI6 5uriid, menn fetne 8n-
frieoenbeit, aber es bilft faft imrncr.
- Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
10. Npbember.

Die 3el1tiden bringen 1re11e i6mere
Be1diibe 1ta6 @e1tflan6ern nn6 SEM
noroliden Sronfreid un6 itarfen lire
Bo1itionen TIM Dpres u1t6 Mras.
Sic 6urd Sen 5ieg @tn6enbru9s
BEL @loclatpef er0ffnete S9ladt 3mi=
1d)en @ortbe nn6 @etdiel ba11ert an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
%. Nppember.

Modribten aus 9ofia> 8ulgarien,
5ufo1ge pir6 sic geldlagene ierbti@e
Mrmee gum 1ebten Male bel &rogu-
pepob, elmer 60 Meilen brett fii6lt@
bon @elgra6 gelegenen Sta6t, itan6-
MAIDEN. Die ierbii6e &egierung bat
ii9 an @rie6enlano I'M &ilfe ge<
man6t.
Ser britif6e S1per6rea6nougbt
Mn6acions tpltr6e 6nr6 bos Sorpe6o
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81 ~berfamfett

3n berfanfem
80 Slider Sarm, flint Meilen bon @I.
banp ge1egen, 80 Slider t1Itipiert; on-
itdnoige @ebdu6e; gutes @eibe. unb
8ieienlano. Breis $45, per Mder.
Sranf s. 8lod,
44bo mba1p, Minn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-17

was conscious Of was her own, which was throoonS
With excitement over those wonderful clothes.
As her gaze travelled from the amazing skirt to the
bizarre hat. Peggys eye caught and was held by the
face Of one Of the women The wcaror OF such trock
should be imperiousy proud and sesatisIed' from
consciousness Of sartoral superiority.
There was none Of that in this face in the express
sion Of the other woman In a garb that made them
look as glorious and savage as tiger lilies they were
looking with great longing at two little girls as simply
dressed as the daisies Of the field.
In their plain white frocks, the little marguerite
were regarding the tiger lilies with an ecsatc admira-
ton that made them unconscious Of the tribute their
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dear white innocence commanded from the two women
Unconsciously the children gave expression to taei
emotions. ~
How beautiful they are said one child
How beautiful" repeated the other.
Understanding surged through Peggys heart ana
mind She knew that for the moment the tger-liy
ladies; would give the most beautiful clothes that ever
were-lreanls Of gowns that would make those they
knew seem tame and tawdry,-for the purity that
sone in the admrng eyes Of the children, for the clean
whitcncss that cnvcloped them.
1T is too big a story for me TO write now sad
Peggy softly to herself ~Some day maybe ! may
know the inside Of it all.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

-Cl-
LIES, SUPERINTENDENT OF UNIT
UNITED CHARITIES
That the difference between the
small CRATER in the name of charity
and the organized charity trust" is
the difference between the petty thief
and the financier was aptly demon
strated at the closing session OF the
CUrran investigating commission.
A woman, very shabbily dressed,
but with a sweet, gentle face, ap-
peared before the commission to ask
that the comment of Rep. Curran
regarding the Redeemer's Army,
which had been collecting money for
charity, but was unable to show the
dispensation of any charity, be with
drawn as it had harmed the Army"
And the United Charities, repre-
scented by Col. MacChesney, the only
lawyer who was permitted to repre-
sent clients before this commission,
made a speech for the benefit of the
press, asking that Rep. Curran deny
a statement published in a morning
paper criticizing the U. c.
The comment of Rep. CuTTan and
also of Rep. Lloyd had been made
the night before when Lies, the $5,-
900 a year superintendent of the U.
c., had stated that the sum of 1884,
458.70, which had been placed Un-
der Relief Service by the u. c. in its
report, was in reality salaries; and
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in this republic.

In this republic.
If every reader of The Day Book
would get one more reader to take
the paper regularly, The Day Book
would be on a self-sustaining basis,
without a line of advertising.
l could largely increase the circu-
lation by resorting to methods usually
used by newspapers in getting sub
scribers; but the expense would be
prohibitive and would doom the ex-
pertinent to failure. This newspaper
must depend wholly upon its readers
for every penny of revenue. 1t must
not receive one penny from adVer-
Using.
If the people of Chicago want such
a paper they will buy it. IF they don't
want they won't buy. 1t is THEIR
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- nv SOLoAoL III S5lNLuS uldI0Ildl re-
lief as much as in educating people
to spend their own money.
Rep. Curran said at that time: 81
do not believe in that sort of charity.
A man has right to spend his own
money as he pleases," and DR.. Lloyd
added: Neither do 1: 1 would not {.
permit anyone to tell me how to
spend my money"
Rep. Curran did not withdraw the
criticism.
The U. G. brought before the COM !
mission not only its staff of district :
superintendent, but also Judge Gem I
mill of the Municipal Court, to refute (
the testimony of John NJ. Mead, who 4
had testified that the U. c. had per .
secuted him and his family.
At the close of the session, after
the introduction of U. G. records in
the case, it was merely a choice of E
whether the matter should be con- I
sidered persecution as Mead termed =
it or supervision" as the U. c. call 4
ed it.
The records in this case revealed
such thorough delving by the U. C. =
into every nook and Granny of Mead's O
life as to leave no doubt that if the !
., G. were put out of business as a
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newspaper. I believe they want such
a newspaper, and that as they be-
come accustomed to it the circulation
of The Day Book will grow.
1 knew at the beginning, however,
that it would take time for people to
understand such a startling innOva-
ton in journalism. believe that even
with the small circulation The Day
Book now has, it has been a power
for good in Chicago, and that it has
welded a good influence on the other
newspapers; for they are not so bad
as they once were, although there is
still vast room for improvement.
There is no chance for me to get
discouraged so long as The Day Book
circulation is growing; and it is grow
ing steadily, though not rapidly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-04
P1GE THEE

was dishonest and illegal. Your
Boss started this under RUDE Arm
old, of Leo Frank fame, and good
Lord, Reuben out-Herod, Herod.
Trampling the people under his feet
like they were dogs, as long as he
saw they would bear it, and when
he saw their wrath kindling he had
to vacate, which brought you in I'M
der duress. Badly, l do think that
you and your Hog-it-all Boss, and
John Marmalade Slaton, through his
Secretary Ulm, ought to have been
satisfied in your first effort, to de-
stroy the county unit system, and
thereby disfranchise the smaller
counties. But not so through the
persistency of your Boss you had to
feel and try again, but you found it
no go. Thank God for such men as
Bob Toombs, who with his Patrick
Henry prophetic ken was mainly in
strumental in grating into our Con-
stitution, this grand principle. One
day the old Roman was walking to
and fro through the convention hall
with his hat upon vne side of his
head over one eye, and the other
one bare; when some one approach
ing him, made inquiry, General,
what does all this mean?" To which
he replied, 81 have one eye shaded,
the other one open and bare a-look-
ing for dam rascals."
Badly, Fatty or w. J. Harris, and
your usurping Hog-it-all Boss, for
the present adieu. By Gods help
and his grace sustaining us, we will
try and meet you at Philip.
Respectfully, an old Confederate,
seventy-two years old, who battled
for four long years to regain our
lost liberties which our fore-fathers
transmitted to us, and Of which we
have been despoiled and robbed.
A. L, NANCE, M. D.
Gainesville, Ga.