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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
CHILDREN INVITED TO
 MISS eUElcNs STUDIO

lf you want to have a-good time. laugh and play at games with others, listen well, with awe and wonder to the reading of great stories-stories from the book Of fairies-come on Friday. March 9th, to the studio near Main street whore Miss Guick has her dwelling Come and bring your friends with you.
 Children's afternoon every Friday from 4 to 5:So. Stones and games 25c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

The steamship Humboldt arrived from skagway at two o'clock this af, ternoon bringing threo passcngora. After loading 23 cases Of Aaiibut at the cold storage wharf, she departed for Seattle taking the following named from Juneau: Mr. and Mrs. D. ?. Walker Wm Rugg, J. Nelson, Mrs. Steisonl F. P- Johnson ic- Seat tie end ". G. Beattie for Keechikau
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

Emles and arctic Brotherhood. He Is a Protestant
 Aiy Heckmans lie partner before marriage was Mss Marie C. Capp. of Sun Francisco, to whom be was mar ried in March 1893. at the brides home
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
Proof

Crawford What makes you think this ear bought is no good?
 Crabshaw-Some burglars used ono in trying lo make Q getaway and the New Yorl, police managed to catch them.-( (Cincinnat Enquirer.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
TO olvg SOCIAL.

The Youns Peoples Society of the Presbyterian church are planning social evening in the basement Of Inc church tomorrow evening from to n o'clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
Tho ,giae Eooi

"A listener never hears any good of himself said the Sage.
 Not unless he tailss into a phono- graph corrected the fooi-(c (clncln- nati Enquirer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

The Alameda will arrive from Seat tic Friday evening.
 The Mariposa is due from the West ward tomorrow.
 The Admiral Watson is due south bound Sunday night
 The Admiral Evans win leave Seat tie tomorrow at 10 a. ID. She will bo due at Juneau Monday 1 D. m.
 The Spokane should reach Juneau early tomorrow afternoon.
 The Princess Maqu!nna is due from the south Tuesday.
 The freighter cordoya Is on her way north.
 Humboldt arrived from Skagway at D. ID. today and left for the south at S:SO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
MaraIy ] ooIneIdenea- oI eaar.s
apolis News.)

Lost-sman white poodle, short cur ly hair, trimmed around tho nose; answers to name of Jack Liberal re ward if returned to Yorger's meat market
 Louis Yoreer was fined S10 and costs in Police Court today on q charge of violating the pure food law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
WAR DOG

& Fascinating Story Of she Balkan War with a Wonderfully Clever, Great Dane Dog Taklna the Leading Role-A Plot
 crlpe and ThEills
 --in Part at
 at Grand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

AUMBoLDT DEPARTe Fca souTA
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

q AmoRe TIE THsATREs. *
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
MARIMg NoTEs

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son Newsl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
EUROPEANS DISCOURAGED
OVER PROSPECT oF LONG WAR

LONDON, Jan. 29.-The interview
given out recently by Lord Kitchener
in which he declares that the war will
not commence until next May-when
the weather breaks-is considered
most significant by all of the belliger-
ents. TX. of H." as General kitch-
ener is affectionately called by the
British people, is always conservative
in his estimates. His statement will
be taken by many to regard a boom
in business a considerable set back.
Tourists planning visits to Europe
probably will be Influenced by the
Kitchener views also The working
people and hotel managers are not a
bit encouraged over the prospect for
with summer business cut down to a
minimum by lack of visitors, there
seems no prospect of catching up the
losses already occasioned by the war
Not only Is Germany said to be
short in her steel and copper supply,
but lead also. 1t is prophesied that
within month or SO there will be
no steel in the country. Many bust
ness men in Germany are complain
ing of the maximum prices fixed by
the government, saying that the scale
of prices is killing the few industries
left alive. Realization of the short
age of these necessities in war max
ing is just becoming general in Ger
many and is causing no little doubt
as to the ultimate conclusion of the
war, according to certain of the war
correspondents.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
"HOW SMALL THE WORLD is"
Written Especially for the Daily News )J(
NJ By DR. CHARLES FREDERIC GOSS III
Ill Redempiono Corn" iii
Written Especially for the Daily News
Author Redemption of David Corson

time. Did you read about that Yep
pelin raid? l wish that old Dutch
man who invented those monstrous
airships had never been born! l
dream about them pretty nearly every
night. | think that this nice little
world of yours is going to the dem
milton bow-wows!' The bottom has
dropped out, for good and all! 1t may
be little, but it is going to make an
awful smash when it goes to pieces!
Look here, w. ", you must have
gotten out of bed on the wrong side,
said his friend you've got the
mullygrubs You're seeing things at
night! They don't appear in the right
perspective! 1t isn't such a terribly
little world as you are trying to make
out. At any rate, it is too big to go
wrong, in the long run. Just think, for
moment, how many horrible catas-
trophies it has survived. There was
the original fall and flood and the
collapse of Assyria and Babylonia and
Egypt and Greece and Rome. And
there was the French revolution and
the destruction Of Pompeii and Her
culaneum and the Civil war, and the
burning of Chicago, and the Galveston
flood and the San Francisco earth
quake, and the retirement of Teddy
Roosevelt from politics and
Hold on Everything is all right
interrupted the Winter Visitor Il feel
better now. Perhaps the world will
hold together a few days longer with
out bursting up. Goodbye; I'm much
obliged"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

The Winter Visitor was sauntering
along the boulevard when his medita-
tions were interrupted by a friend.
who slapped him on the shoulder and
exclaimed, with all the enthusiasm
of discoverer, How small the world
is, w. VI"
Eight thousand miles in diameter"
he testify replied.
"No matter" said his friend. there
are times when it doesn't seem any
bigger than mans back yard"
whats happened to your asked
the Winter Visitor.
"You see," replied his friend, finger
ing bottom hole of w. VS. coat, in
his customary familiar manner, my
door bell rang last night and when
| answered it there stood man from
my home town who had rented the
cottage next door to mine!"
What is there remarkable about
that" asked w. V.
"He didn't know that | was here!
The meeting was purely accidental.
Don't you see? and besides, I've met,
since coming here people, from every
where in the world-one whom ! ran
across in Petrograd, and another in
Calcutta! tell you that it Is an aw-
fully little world.
big enough to raise the Old Harry
in" said w. ", who evidently had a
Crouch" and continued: There Is
that horrible earthquake in Italy and
the Mexican revolution, and the Euro
pean war, all going on at the same
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
D 30 D o D o o D D D D D o 9
z D
O NEW FASHIONS IN BLoUsEs. o
D @
d o o o o O o D o o D D D q o q
(By Maude HaII.)

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The season
of fashion has brought forth nothing
more charming than the bebe blouse,
soft finished, are very youthful. The
character is of very wholly natural
grace, as contrasted with the archi-
tectural surplice, with its inverted V
finish, and the intricately banded bod
ices that are created from time to
time
Found more often in Taffeta gowns,
they are very short wasted, the
blouse merely falling over the bust.
and there girdled A fluting of rib
bon often marks the round decOllet-
age, which is occasionally filled in
by invisible tulle folds. Tiny sleeves
which are merely ruffles of puffs,
invariably alleviate the harshness or
line which an entirely uncovered arm
gives. AS in heavy cream taffeta,
sparsely brocaded in gold, the
sleeves were triple ruffles of fine,
large mesh gold lace. And the lace
was drawn softly above the shirred
decolletage line. and fiuting formed
the girdle. 1t showed, too, in a
single narrow gathered ruffle at the
bottom of the very wide skirt.
The surplice may be employed to
give almost as simple an effect, when
delicately handled in one tone. This
was seen in an exquisite model, which
might have been modification Of a
Grecian waist or the bebe blouse. In
morning glory purple chiffon, the bod
ice seems to be of one round piece,
but analysis proved that it was a sur
plice, narrowed at the shoulders as
in the Grecian gowns. It's sleeves
were short and full of floating under
meath.
The bodice bloused softly. and was
caught in at the front by a girdle OF
morning glories. Below, the chiffon
skirt blew out to delicate fulness. 1t
was caught in at the bottom, at each
side, and in back by a small cluster of
the colorful blossoms.
Basques are responsible for the APP
pearance of a new neck ruff that is
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

Pullman
JACKSONVILLE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
SOUTH ATLANTIC LIMITED"

m.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

same width as that bordering six
black malline ruffles trimming the
skirt from the hips to the feet. Five
of these ruffles stand perkily away
from their foundation, while the lower
one, somewhat dropping and incredib-
~ scant, gives the costume a narrow
appearance about the ankles. The
same effect is repeated at the
shoulders.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
MONTGOMERY ROUTE"

Leave s:o5 p. Jacksonville 500 arrive. .
"A New
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
"SEMINOLE LIMITED"

Leave 900 p. Jacksonville 1880 a. m. arrive
Steel train Electric Lighted throughout carrying Observation
lie. Chicago and st. Louis All meals dining
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
Strono DissimiIarltles,

Mrs. McWhuskey watching couple
spooning GIFTS just disgustin'. I'm
vera glad ye didna max sic fool o.
yerser when ye were walkin' DOT wi
me, Sandy" Mr.. McWuskey-"Ye
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

COAST LINE FLA. MAIL NO. 80
Carrying Through Steel Coaches and
Steel Electric Lighted Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars, Jacksonville to New York.
Stops at Meal Stations.
Local Sleeper Jacksonville to Savan-
nah.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
@ieoer 5mr steue.

BUR Eogl1ng Ser 6ieier Gage itatt=
gefun6enen ba6ii9e grlten &ammer
bot iid aud Ser bodtp'ite @r5biidof
9r. M0rber bon Sreiburg eingefum<
Sen. @eit De5ember 1870 1T es 90
nit mie6er bos erite MaI, 6aB Ser
Oberbirt Ser gr5oi05eie 6reiburg
oen linn nod ser Berfoiiung 5ufom-
menoen Git IN Der Griten baoii9en
@ammer einnimmt. Die lebte 8era-
tbung, meIder Ser bmalige 8ts-
tbumspertpeier, 8eibbii@of 81. So
tbar &iibel, beitpobrte, beban6elte
sic ginfiibrung Ser obligatoriiden
3ipilebe, gegen tpelde er ii@ ols Be-
ridterltatter Ser Minberbett Der gr-
item @ammer tpo1t6te. Die Nrt un6
@eile, mie ibm 6amals Stoatsmini<
Iter soap entgegentrat, uno Die M11s'
lidtsloigfeit 6es 8emiibens, fid Ser
neutrality-suspicious. Mebrbeit nit Ct
fo1g entgegen8uitemmeen, peramlaBten
SEN 8iidof Sen @erbonolungen in
ser griten &anmer fernerbtn nber-
banpt ferne at bleiben. nno 10 blteb
es a11@ nadber, ols bie Gr5oio5eie
mieoer gr5biid0fe bottle. 9e1te, in
elmer i8eit, oie in bielen 0ingen in
mobltbmenoem @egeniab 5u iener 3eit
ser 70er Sabre itebt, in Der oie inne-
rem admpfe, Sic omrals uie 5ener-
bran6e onflooerten, ruben miiiien,
meiI mir ole @rdfte gegen ben 6eino
ser 6eutiden 2anoesgren5en bra1-
den, min o116 ser bodfte. firdlide
gertreter ser @otbolifen I'M @roBber-
5ogtbumb 8oben Ben 8erbmolungen
ser @ammer 1idt fernbleiben uno
bridt boour9 NIT elmer fait nur fe-
item Tradition getporbenen @etpobn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

oeuti9en Eruppen lit es aud nl1r cine
6rage Ser 8eit, 6oB aud 6ieie armee
6os gdidioI ibrer 8orgdnger tbeiH.
sc febIt @nBlm6 on 4riegsmo-
terial;; sic Snfanterie lit gum 8beI
bereits nit beroIteten @emebren aus
geriitet, sic Munition miro fnapp
unb sic Generalization Der 9ruppen
nimmt rapioe gu, uie Die @efangen-
nabme gan3er @ontingerte CUR @erii-
ge benefit. Cine 0ffeniipe gegen
Deuti9lmo lit a1sgefdloiien> uno
6os mdre bod Sic ein5iee @offnung,
ouf tpeIde 6ie Mniierten lire sieges-
5uperidt boue11 f0rnten. Dnber m14
Ser 8eriuh 6urd Goreierung Der
Dar6oneden Dem beordngten gunoes-
genoifen &ilfe 3u brtngen, melde Ber-
iud,e fi9 bodit tpabrideinli9 dl14 En-
foIgIos ertpetfen tper6en.
Muf 6en tpeitliden 4riegsidda-
pIabe boben Die Sran5ofen IN ben
lebten Tngen mie6erbolt Die frdftig.
ften @erfude 5u acknowledgements
u%nterrort11er. Sie baben m1r enor-
me @erInite, aber niM 6ie geringiten
Meiultote .5u ber5ei@nen. nn6 tpie
MubIom6 6os @riegsmaterial, gebt 1T
Sranfrei9 6os memdenmaterinl
aus.
@ie 1tnter folden l1mitdnben Serr
8ibioni nn6 &err Musquitb bon Der
@apiBbeit seq Sieges iprehen f06n.
men, 1T 11nperitdnoli@. @s iino eben
Holitiffer, melde fiji bie @olerien
ipielen un6 6enen es NIT ibren eige-
mem @orten pobI fn1m grnit lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
3nperT@t i@minoet.

Ser lmime Sortgang Ser Spera=
tionen cuff ser meltliden 5ront 1T
pornebmli9 5mei uria9en 5u5ulbret=
ben, Dem @unl6e Ser oberl item oel1t=
lden @eeresIeitung, mogli@lt groBe
Helultate NIT moglidit fleinen 0pfern
gu er5ielen, ur6 Sen @itterungsber-
baltniiien. SIN Dem britiiden Bunfte
ser sdla6tlinie, in 6en Mrgonnen,
iin6 sic 0perationen 6ur6 S9nee-
faae 10 eridtnert, 6aB nur geringe
6ortidritte bon 6en 9eutiden ge-
madt mer6en fonnten, ober Elm leb>
aofteres 9empo miro bier nit benz
Ml1QenbIid e%intreten, tpo Gle @trabe1t
luieoer gongbar un6 sic @ege au@
fir sic idtpere Mrtiaerie praftitabel
iin6.
Die Observation-Disclosures &1be a1f
6em meItliden &riegsi@mplute, TO-
mie 6os grideinen elmer reeuen r1iit'
lden Mrmee in Mor6polen baben bic
5ieges5mperiidt ser 4liierten tpieoer
betradtIi4 geboben, menigitens gebt
aus ben fiir5Ii9 gemadten Ge11Berar1-
gen BEG fron36iiiden 8remiermiri-
tiers gipiani un6 bes engliiden Mi-
niiters Msquitb berbor, bab bieie Ser
rem BON einem enbgiiltigen Sieg Der
Muiierten felienfeit i~iberaeugt ftno.
Db {ie es in @irflidfeit ftno, 1T Ell
ne an6ere Srage, unb ein groBer
TbeiI 6es fron5oiiiden tuie bes engli>
iden @oIfes tbeilt 6ieie Sieges5uper-
iidt feinespegs, nn6 mit ponem
@edt.
Sic Gage ol1f oem 0itliden @riegs-
ldoupIab bot iid fir Die &uiien per-
atpeifelt geitoltet. Gieie nere Mrmee
in Mor6polen, peIde angeblid Ct
foIqe ouf Grfolge e%r5ielt, lit obne
Groge eiligit aus Sen @afniionen Der
nidditen 6eitungen 5uimmenge5ogen,
meIdye ieood idubloS geblieben ft1to.
Cine onoere Mie6erlage bieier Mrmee,
pie sic lette in Oitpreuben, uno bieie
Teitunqert, einidIieBlt9 @aridans,
meroen SEN Deutiden obne groBe
Mibe in SEN @doB fallen. Sag Die
ie Mrmee, melf,e iibrieens bodftens
bier Big flint @orps 5dblen fam uno
nidt cine Minion, tpie Betrograo in
sic WeIt poiount, irgeno tpelden emf
fdeioenoen ginfluB a1tf bic @eiammt-
lace mtsiiben fonr, 1T m1sgefhloifen.
8ei Ser f6nenen 8epeglidfet Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

@erluitliiten beroffentli@t. I'm 6os
tbun at fomnen, oa5u gebort eben
@Ditem un6 @rin6lidfeit. nno 6a=
nit bopert es Bel Sen MQiierten. @er
in Sen 6euti6en 3eitungen Die regel=
mdBige erideinenben 9iiten onrd>
fIiegt, 6em bra1den tpir natiirli4
nidt erit gu iager, BOB Der arieg
DEM beutiden @olfe gang fnrdtbore
Opfer a%uferlegt bot. @ie Die 6euti6e
&egierung in ie6er 8e5iebnng offen
uno ebrli@ 5u @erte gebt, 10 iu4t
iie o1@ nit be5ug cuff 6ie beuti9en
@erluite ni@ts gu bei9onieen ODER gu
perbeimli9en. Die omtli6en beutiden
|2iiten iin6 10 3~uperldiiig, mie fie
iiberbm1pt gemodt tper6en fonnen.
DuB iie angeiidts Ser forttpabrenoen
&orrefturen, sic notbig mer6en uno
ser bieIen ionitigen @dtpierigfeiten,
sic NIT 6ieier Mrbeit berfmipft iino,
MIR cine %nn1dbern6e Sddtung er-
mogli@en, 6os liegt am gn6e a11f Ser
&an6. MGein iie geben bod Die Sc
piBbeit, baB sic @erlufte, Die Deuti@~
lamb mdbren6 Der eriten feds Monate
6es &rieges erIitten Fat, 100000
nidt iiberiteigen f0nnen. 9ie 3abl
ser &1ifen, Sron5oien uno engldn-
Ger Die ii9 in 6eutider 4riegsgefan=
genidoft befinoen, biirfte minoeitens
ebenio groB fem. uno babel lit 5u
beoenfen, baB bon Sen 6e1ttiden Ser
tp11nbeten elm GROCER Bro5entiab mie,
Ser CUR Tront 3uriidfebrt, mabreno
bon ienen &riegsgefangene1 bofitens
sic poor, 6ener 6ie Sh1dt gluM, on
6en tpeiteren &dampfen tbeilnebmen
fonner1. Muf Ser Seite Ser 4lliier-
ten fat @uBIan6 aueirt unen6lid biel
gr0Berere @erIuite 5u beraeidnen als
Deuti@lan6. SIT ft@ alio 6os oeuti9e
@o1f au9 b0uig flar iber Die fur9t-
barren 8Iutopfer, 6ie Ser &rieg bon
ibm for6ert, 10 fann es bod Groit
iuden in benz 8emuBtiein, 6db Die
IerIufte ieiner 6ein6e nod bel ent-
iebIider iir6. l1n6 6aranf fomm e5
bod idIieBli9 an, tpenn man Die Jra=
&c ertpdgt, tpel9e Seite es an lang
iten ansbnlten farm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

beit Ser @ertreter oes er5biidofliden
Stubles in 6reiburg. Sos faiierli@e
@ort: sd femme feline @arteien
mebr, id femme MIR nod Deuti@e,"
lit a11d in oieiem 5a1 5u einem
@abrtport gepor6en un6 bot benin
@r3bii6of in Greiburg, mie es bod
beraig geiproden mar, ein bodber5i-
ges edo gefun6en. Sic BEL bieier &C.
Iegenbeit nod etrem 3uiidenro11m
bon iiber a. Sabren tpie6er gum er>
item Mo1 erfolgen6e Sbeilnobme an
ser Sog1ng ser @riten baoiiaen
&ommer 6nr9 BEN bo@mlroigiten
@errn @r5biidof lit in Ser politiiden
@eidifte 8ooens ELM GreigniB
nn6 Elm 1e11er 8epeis oofir,
tpie ein5ig bas beutide Bolt
in 6ieier fdtperen nnb groben 3eit
binter iener itebt, Die es gegen feline
acknowledgement 6etnbe fiibren.
Moge 6ieie Sbotfod)e bon gliidperbei-
Benoer 8orbeoeut1ng n14 fir Die
ueitere gnttpidIung ser 9inge IN
8a6en fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Staliens Steunn8.

Sssn elmer @odenido1 Ser 8erli-
ner &re~u55eutung lielt man: Sbne
Sic 6rage ser Observation-Disclosures
iden @e5iebungen erreut gu erortern,
oiirfen mir feitlteqen, bab bel1te nod
Ser gnti9luB &0nig 8iftor gma,
1uleIs, neutral 5u bleibe1, orrfous
feitltebt, mie, 6oB Die &utbolifen Sta-
liens infolge pdpitlidber ginmirfung
Sic gleid)e @altung einnebmen. Sir
Sen genol1eren 8eobadter oieier Din=
ge NOR i6on lanser oeltlid, oob Der
@atifon sic Sbdtiefeit Ser 5uglei4
ontimonordilhen un6 m1tifirdlt9en
@riegsbeter in Stolien nit Gorge
nerfolgte. &apit 8eneoift Der Stint
5ebnte bot an ser Neutralitat Ser To-
tboliif)en Stride in 6ieiem &riege BON
Mnfong an entidie6en feitgebolten.
3iemlid oreiite @eriude unierer
Geg1rer, i'm al1f lire Seite gu 5ieben,
>paroen BON linn abgepieien; mir er-
innern MIR on oos @el9rei iiber 6ie
@eidteBl1ng bes CONS bon &etms
unb namentlib ont Sic Ingelegenbeit
oes Sirtenbriefes 6es &arbinals
Mercier. Ser Oiierbatore &ommo>
oas 8Iatt oes @otifans, muB iid 6a=
Der ol16 idon redt unberblimte Mn<
griffe, beionoers Ser fron30iii9en
Erelle> gefaQen luiien. Mber 6ieies
8eidrei beirrt Sen @atifan in feiner
@eiie. 9ugegen bot Gapit 8enebift
feinen 3meifel 6aran gelaiien, pelde
@tellnng Ialiers er fir miinidens=
mertb bdlt. SIM Oiierbatore &omono
nno in Ser E%erieperon5o lit aIs Mei-
nung Ser b0diten &irdenautoritat
olsgelpro6en mor6en, 6aB Stalien
gegen einen Mngriff naturlid ale
feline S0bne m1frufen miiie, baB aber
elm bon linn unternommener In=
g%riffsfrieg pertperflid iei. Sotpeit
uns befam1t lit, bot ser Gattfdn nod
niemals felt 1870 cine 10 beitimmte
Stenung 5u elmer 6rage Ser auBeren
Golitif Staliens eingenomnten. So
NIT miro aber Elm @eptft bon gr0b=
ter ge6eutung in sic @ogldale Ser
Neutralitdts= un6 5riebenspolittf ge-
legt, Sic BON Dem &0nige nn6 ieinen
Miniitern be11te bertreten miro. un6
mir biirfen mobl boffen, oaB 6ieie
gobn ou6 Biz gum @n5e e%ingebalten
mer6en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

goloden, sic ins 6eIo 8ogen, i@ei-
men tpenigitens 5tpon5ig gefanen gu
lein. 0ffenbar bot bie oeutlde Sic
gierrng Bel Ser letten 8olfssdblung
piele Minione11 Meni9en unterlbln-
gen, I'M Sic 5einbe De1rtidlanbs mber
sic mirflide @t6rfe Ser bel1ti9en Mr-
met gu taui9en. Sic Seem gorf
@orlo" lit nod perbdltniBmabig Be-
Idei6en, tpern1 file fogt, 9eutidlmo
babe bisber a11f Dem meitli6en nno
0itliden ariegsidm1plab 8,786,000
Monr1 eingebiBt. Dabon aber tpin
fie ii9 or.@ midts obbonoeln 1aiien,
oenn iie periidert ibren 9eiern, tie
babe ge1to11 iiber sic 6eltti@en Ser
LUTTE in Ben beri9ieoenen Sta6ien 6es
@rieges 8119 gefubrt. Sic Seem
Sort Sum" bot bereits IA Miaioner1
berousgerednet, mdbrenb Dos Seem
Sort SorrnoI" es 1t@t unter 49,
100000 tbat. 9os morberifdfte
BIutbo6 ober ridtet bos uGep Sort
gbening Telegram" unter ben oelt-
ifen garbaren on, 6enn nod letrre11
Mngaben be5iffern iid sic oentife11
@erluite iett o1f beinobe 25,000,000.
Gos ugbening Telegram" lit betamt'
lid sic Mbenbmsgobe BEG BON benz
beriidtigten Sr~an50sling Sornes
@or6on gennett berousgegebene1
~SeroI6." &c IGBt fih 6aber berfte'
ben, oaB es iid Bel Ser Mbidoltung
Ser Deutiden our9 belonberen eifer
aus5eidnet.
Nun miro es 1otiirli4 teinem boB-
megs perniinftigen Meniden einfal-
len, 6ieie mobnpibigen 3iffern nid)
MIR in 8etrodt 311 5ieben, tpertn er
iid Elm 8iIo bon Sen oe11tiden Der.
luiten 3u MAIDEN beriudt. 8on ben
friegfiibrenben 2dn6ern lit Ge1ttid-
lan6 bos ein5ige, peldes arntlide
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9emti6Ianos @erlmite
int &rie9e.

Die @paIten Ser 6euti6feinoliden
glatter I'M Often un6 namentlih tn
Seem Sort triefen mieoer einmal bonn
glute ser oeutiden @olouten. 9te<
ielben gIatter, pelde i9on gum Be-
ginn 6es @rieges ieben Sag minoe-
items cine 6eut1de Chiffon pernidte-
ten, mem aud gum @lif MIR ol1f
6em 9apier, boben ltd iett Ser Mibe
u%nteraoqen, sic oeutiden @eiammt>
perlulte felt3ultenen. unb oa font
men notirIid gang grauiige 3oblen
8um goribeir. Son lie 5ebn belti4en
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Gn9lano nno Die @abrs
belt.

Chen nod batte Sic engliide 8reiie
prableriib m1f Die 2opalitat Ser bri-
tiihen untertbonen in alfen 5beilen
oes @eltreides b%ingetpieien, a1s 2on-
Son 5ugeben muBte, 6aB IN Suoafrtfa
cine 9leteaion ausgebroden lei. Mber
,agseid pieB es, 6aB ite nidt bon Be-
oeutung un6 bereits 10 gut mie unter-
Dsudt lei. 9ubei blieb es, obpobl
Jtadridten bon Siegen uber 6ie &es
beaen, oie I'M 9aufe ser 3eit ein=
liefen, oarm1f idlieben Iieben, boB
sic &ebeaion 6o9 nidt 10 gmt3 unbe-
beuten0 getpelen fem tonne.
6ubrer Der 8uren ma1rben berbaf-
tet ooer ermorbet, un6 Sic Berbafte=
ten bingeridtet ODER gu @efdngmB
Derl1rtbeilt. Ma 6as NOR geeignet,
Elm beoenflides 9idt auf 6ie 3uitdn-
oe in Siibafrifa gu perfen. Mber
2onbon blieb babel, 6aB 6ie 5ade
nnbeoeuteno lei.
6reitag nun fam aus &opltaot sic
Meeloung, oaB 5ebntmieno rebeai1de
guren gefongen genommen uno BEL
Sen admpfen auf bei6en @ei6en tout
le1rb Mam geto6tet tpor6en iin6. Dies
NOR cine nntlidye Mittbeilung, 6ie
Ser 6inan5miniiter Der 4olonie m
ser Aiiemblp madte.
3omit lit Ser groBe l1mfang Ser
8ebeQion, SEN 2on6on bartnddig be-
1%tritten bot, er1pieien. 2on6on bot
mie0er einmal Die gan5e 3eit binourd
bie gan5e 8elt 51 tdniden Der iudt,
nnb SEN Sbeil Ser @elt, Ser bon 10
1eidtglaubigen aberdeen bemobnt
miro, mie Die 8ereinigten Staaten,
nl1h nirfli6 getdui6t.
3os 6eutibe Spridmort iagt:
uMer einmal liigt, 6em gln1bt man
nidt II. !. No." Soa man oenen gla11=
ben, oie moratelang eieielben 2iigen
INNER tpieoerbolen? 8ir boben ridt
SEN geringiten Mnlab, Die angoben,
sic bon 2on6on aus at nns gelan-
gen, at gIanben, penn Tie nidt bon
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