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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
AMERICANS FACE PERIL
GERMAN TORPEDOES

GERMAN IORPEDOES
Liverpool, Feb. 17.-2S steamers,
sailing from New York and carrying
more than 1000 American passen-
gers, are today speeding to the war
zone to face the peril of German tor
pedoes. They viii be subject to the
retaliation ordered by the German adj
mfralty beginning tomorrow against
British merchantmen.
The big White Star liner Adriatic
is due to arrive here tomorrow night
or early Friday. She carries about
400 passengers, large part Of whom
are Americans, and a rich food car
go. Every precaution will be taken
to insure her safe passage through
the Irish sea in the belief that the
Germans may attempt to strike a
spectacular submarine blow by send
ing her to the bottom. At about the
same time the Norwegian vessel Ber-
genzfiord, carrying a number Of pas
sengers, will enter the war area es-
tabIshed by the German admiralty.
a dozen freighters and smaller
steamers, some of, them carrying val
liable cargoes, are due to enter the
war zone a few hours after the Ger
man decree goes into effect Five
of these are British steamers against
which Won Tirpitz has promised to
send his undersea raiders. One, the
Vestria, is the same line as the
$1,000, 900 Van Dyck, captured by
the German cruiser Karlsruhe in the
South Atlantic last October. Two
American cargo steamers, the Kan
san, and the Suruga, are included in
the dozen vessels that will penetrate
the danger zone within 4S hours.
Trailing these are fourteen other
steamers which sailed from New
York for English and continental
ports last week. The Philadelphia of
the American line is due to reach
Liverpool on Sunday with about $50
a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
ENoLANp,s war LOSE

London, Feb. 17.-Since the COM
mencement of the war England's
navy has lost 348 officers and 5,S12
men killed; As officers and 352 men
wounded, and So officers and men
missing, according to an official
statement made in the house Of COM
mons by First Lord of the Admiralty
Churchill yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

When Mary Garden pinned Red
Cross badge on and went Amusing
sick soldiers in French hospitals, her
grand opera mantle seemed to natur-
ally slip around the shoulders Of Miss
Helen Stanley, the American prima-
donna.
Miss Stanley is splendidly endowed
with voice and dramatic tempera-
,ment. One of her operate successes
is Louise" made famous by Mary
Garden.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

I'm 1918, When he was given his FIRST
chance, he started clouting the ball
Viciously, slapping for extra-base hits
with gay abandon. 1t seemed for a
time that a real star had been added
to the Cub troop.
Then the opposition pitchers de-
tected his weakness. Cy was help
less before curve ball low over the
side corner of the plate. He might
as well have left his bat on the bench
for all the damage he did when such
a ball was served to him. He was left
to work out his own salvation, failed,
and slipped back to the obscurity of
he utility men.
Now he gets his chance. Putting
him on the first team will start him
with confidence, and Bresnahan will
be on hand to aid the long fellow in
his schooling. Cy is being put to
work slamming at the offerings of
recruit pitcher, experimenting with
different positions at the plate, in an
fort to overcome his weakness.
Cy is not alone in his weakness.
ven so famous a slugger as Ty Cobb
ace found a low inside curve an
afathonable mystery. Doc White,
)Tmer White Sox star, could stand
y on his head with a slow, low
Oater. But Cubb is a determined
uss, which is one of the reasons he
great.
He experimental in his position in
he batting box, stood in front of the
plate, and then changed his style,
stepping back a pace. In time he
.olved the mystery, and White was
Q longer a puzzle.
The same thing is possible in Will
ans case, and Cy is at least en-
tiled to all the help that can be
iYen him.
Rain kept the athletes from a game
yesterday, but they are off in anoth-
eE tussle this afternoon. Bresnahan
Di1Tc than {brO11Ob q COaooT. fOOthoT
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

yesterday and smoked a single, Scor~.
ing a run. Baker was doing the third
basing, and BrOmwich batter for Ellis
Johnson.
Two triples by FeIch and a timely
single by Brief helped the SOX to a
3 to 2 victory.
Reb Russell started the pitching
and couldn't get away with it, both
runs being scored during his three
innings in the box. Then Johnson
and Scott put the lid on, Jim allow
ing only one hit in five rounds.
Ed Walsh tried to come back with
the seconds against San Francisco
and found the niche from which he
had slipped much farther away than
Tipperary. He yielded six runs in
three innings, and Cicotte was Just
as soft. Frisco won, Is to 2. Ping
BOdie knocked a homer with two on,
and Heilman, former Tiger, cracked
another four-bagger. Demmitt got
three hits for the SoX and Fourier
and Daily two each. Walsh prodded
a homer.
Robert Lord won his second game
IN the 49, amateur billiard tOuTna-
ment at New York, downing Huston
of Detroit, 400 to 294. Poggenburg
kept a clean slate by defeating Mil
burn, 400 to 299.
President Ban johnson of the
American league is back from Cali
fornia. He broke a precedent by de-
Ginning to say "the Federal league
won't open the season"
Northwestern defeated Chicago,
80 to 10, in a dual tank meet. The
Maroons captured one first. Purple
also won water basketball game,
to 1. PaVlicek, Chicago, set a new
record in the 15O-yard backstroke,
going the distance in l $50 2-5. John
son covered the 1OO-yard in :59 2-5,
a new record.
University of Chicago track ath-
1ofoC 6nfootod Ohio GO RI % Eor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
BRYAN ID FIGHT IN CONGRESS- WAR | PREPAREDNESS (esents Criticism of Con.
 duct by President and Country.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Dmocratie |htiment in Washington has crys- lized into a conviction thai Will |m Jennings Bryan intends to ganize figh.. in congress against ! prepar3dness program of Presl- ht Wilson
 Nr. Bryan came out today' ill sther statement, this time in re- to the criticism of his conduct by I president and country. In some the papers, he was openly charge m being traitor to his party and royal to the president.
 ihe presidents appeal was not to
 msmbers of his party, but to the 'ple of all shades of opinion'" de- req MT. Bryan. "When did it pe- ne unpatriotic for citizen to diff
 rom ,a' president? When did it oma dlsloyal for a Democrat to CT from a Democratic president On issue which the president caused pe non-partlsian?"
 Ills will be the position of the an Following in congress, accord
 so the judgmentHof the ayfminis- i'n men who hace followed, the
 s or MT. Bryan since his retire rom the cabinet. J; ':
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
Jefferson High 'ways.

New 01 Ioans, NoY. 6.-NeW Orleans l,as set the stage for the coming con
 yentiou of the delegates reprssentlns the states of the great 'Mississlppl Vally at the conference to dstermlns the route and other essentials of the proposed Jefferson Highway, to b. held in the auditorium of the New Orleans Association of Commerce on November 15 and 16. Indications point to a fuil repres ntation from every state interested in the project and the outcome is bound ta' give a 'swe3 ping impetus to the movement urging the building of the roaSway through the heart of the continent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
|C0NsTARlES ARREST ;
 NEGRO F0R BURGLARY
Esiicers Believe Herman Sanders Guilty of Numerous Burglaries
 Harca Recently.

In H:rman Sanders. a negro with 9, c,i,ninal racord, Constable Clint Green helie~es he has the night pr-wler who has burgl rized several Pine Bluff homas and establishments recently. Sanders was arrested early last night by Constable Green and Deputy Constable Dave Glover as tn result of sn investigation of several days duration.
 A quantity of cigars. clothing and ether stuff stolen from the Whiie Way pool hall was found at the negro's home. People residing in the sams house told the officers of Sanders bringing home other articles, which fit descriptions Of things stolen from several residences lately.
 Several keys for locks of differen1 style were found in Sanders posses sion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
A~ 'H-- ai - 4f''.3 s- ,lss lA5 PRARY LADIES .
  1 PROPOSE BABY SHOW
s oo;. oa;.nanksgiying Day Program
 "'hg Arranged ArOhnii Y EXhihit nf kiddinS.

peanty hahy show" is to be .ae aft tarnoon of Thanksgiving aaaer the auspices of the library ha, lon, according to decision to. oa at meeting Of the. board of sors .. of the association
 s'ss ranging in age from one n SIX years will he eligible, |s ia' in e6es be ten classes. witR four a, n n each class, and the mem- i, m tue committee are planning to Aa,s Aa,,ne biggest affair of it's kind is s'u u Tn Pine Bluff. $ x.
 .fa. a,atea thera will be no. solici- s pri1es, From tae merchants K. rel nrsa ay. but that handfdade. artt- des dkepared by the ladies', will be Y as ,priz2s to the pre5tiast
 ta sad that there will be special al .ne prettiest twins. A aans. n sad literary program, that sSual s;,' particuiariy to the chill
 Os prepared for the after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
FIND THE HIDDEN CHECK.
Directions fer Obtaining s5 Found on < 94 ( a.a Page 6 of Ire Graphic.

Today Ihe Graphic offers anotaar ,o unort,,nity to secure $5 with little erfort, Turn to page six Of the sac- ond section, and learn how to get the s5. Re sure and read the instruc- f;nns and be careful to follow them, else failure will ensue. The Glaphic will give s5 to somebody; that body may as well he you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
Shriper's Ceremonial.

K Little Rock, Nov. 6.s Al ' Amin Ten,nle of the Mystic shrine, will hold a Thanksgiving ceIemqnlal ses- sion i'll Little Rock, November 70. A. l.. smith is potentate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
uuoc pnmpkins Grown in Texas.

,Relton. Tex, NOV. 6,--H. H. Brooks, . farmer living few miles from Las. pasas, grew a pumpkin weighing oo bounds that Is being exhibited nere'
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16

principles Of international law, the
practice of nations, the national safety
Of the United States and other nations
without great military and naval es-
Establishments. the prevention of in
creased armies and navies, the adop-
ton Of peaceful methods for the ad-
justment of international differences
and finally neutrality itself are OPP
posed to the prohibition by neutral
nation of the expectation of arms.
ammunitions or other munitions of
war to belligerent powers during the
progress of the war.
(Signed,)
LANSING
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16

The summer school Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will be brought to
close on Thursday evening, August "a.
There were two terms of the school,
the first at the Grammar school and
the second at the East street schoolY
The membership numbered 40. Ar.
engagements for the closing exercises
are being made by Paul VI. Anderson.
who has had charge of the school.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
The Cotton Situation.

Still another phase of this morn
ing's story is the suggestion made TO
DIR. Heinrich F. Albert as Broadway
described as the chief financial agent
of the German government in this
country, that he get agents busy in
the South among the cotton growers
urging that reprisals be taken against
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
! TOLD MUNITIONS
MENTS WILL CONTINUE
States That to Restrict Export of Arms to
lilies Would Embara ass Uncle Sam in
Case OF War.

heavily burdened by the unavoidable
restrictions Of war.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
Gives Out Names.

probably be held here in about two
weeks.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16


Capt. Won Papen, military attache Of
the German embassy, is pictured in
the correspondence published by the
World as being active not only in
starting strikes, but also in prevent
ing the shipment Of chlorine from this
country to England and France. His
name is signed to letter which, the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

&D0ig 1tnbefannt geblteben ftnb
urs bier tn Mmerifa 6ie beoeutiamen
M11sfubrungen, nit pelhen Der 6eut=
|ide &eidstm5ler bon 8etbmann=
@olltpeg in ietner iiingiten grober
&eidstogsre6e Ser meni6enfreuno=
ltden 8eitrebungen 6es &eiligem @a=
'ters in ebren6fter @eiie ge6a6t.
@ortlt@ lautet, tpas er 1agt: vSSdh
berbim6e 6amit 311glei6 Elm @ort Be-
ion6erer Donfbnrfeit fir Seine Sci
ligfeit 6en @apit Qauter 8eifalD, ser
6em @e6anfen 6es @efangenenal1S=
to11f9es nn6 10 bielen @erfen ser
Meni6enliebe 1pdbren6 6ieies &rie<
ges 1t1ermii6lid)e Ebeilnabme er5eigt
nn6 ON ibrer 3mrdflbrung Elm auS=
id)laggeben0es @er6ienft fir ii6 bat,
un6 Der no6 gan5 fir5lid 6ur6 eine
bo6ber5ige @pen6e 6a5u .%beigetragen
bat, sic 2ei6en nnierer Sitpreuben
GIT lin6ern. @eifam. GoB Ser eng
lii@e Senior 0as nt@t 6urdgeben lai=
fen mollte, fant mm fi6 6enfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
9ie Grflarnna Ses 9etruiter M1ttoz

mobilfobrifntten Senrp Sor6, bob er
feline p%erionlide u1rb geld}aftltden
@esiebungen 81 ieoer ganf lo1e1'
>peroe, Sic iib on Ser brtttlb=fran-
56iilden MrIeibe betbeilige, lit nnle-
rer @ritenprelie bodit nngelegen &C.
fommen. Mls sic eriten Yrote1te ge=
qen sic MnIeibe aus oeut16amerita=
nilden &reiien famen, brobten 6isle
@Iatter oen l1nter5etdmern ser Bro-
te1te NIT 3ud)tbm1s. @eil tie oie
Groiperitdt oes 9onoes itorten nno
fpos bes @eidtpates mebr NOR. gu
ser gleiden 9robung gegen Soro
tperben iie ii6 mabrideinli6 ni6t
periteigen. @beniomentg mie gegen
6en sSainoiier 811n6esienator 2etpis,
Ser glei65eitig 6em @bicagoer CLEAR
ing @ouie aIs Hrdii6ent poritebt uao
Das MnIeibeproieH ebenfanS gang
entidieben befampft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Ser @eltppitperet1, at

YET WelIpDFutIelH, dA ueHeA
@riinoung Elm bel1tider. 8arbm Sic
Mmegu11g gegeben bot nno 6elien
Musbm1 bon bemielben Barbaren 10
eifrig geforoet tpa1r6e, fonnte IN DIE
fen Sagen ouf bier Sabr5ebnte ieines
8eitebens 5uridbliden. Inter anoe=
rent umitan6en mare aus 6ieiem Mn,
1aB mobI cine fleine 6eier berani toll
tet nor1en, be1tte feiert mon ni9t.
Sud- ser @eltpoitberein BOT f@aner
nrrter @nglan6s @emaltpolttn 31 let
Ben. @iibiam gei@affene ueberein-
fommen iin6 bon Gnglam6 um6 feinerr
.@erbiinbeten etnfa6 uber BEN &mfen
eeporfen tnor6en. She unberletli@=
feh Ger 9oit eriittert nidt mebr> Sic
miierten baben fie bernidtd, un6
u19 in sen @ereinigten Stoaten lit
bos 8riefgebeimniB nidt mebr iider..
Nidt einunol fir sic 8otidofter Ser
e,tropGi1den 3~entrolmddte. Ser Mrm
Ser aIliierte11 8riefmar6er ret6t melt.
@ogor iiber Sen Mtlantiiden 05em.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Mit bem 8anamafanaI baben Die

Mit bem &aramafana1 baben bic
Ser. Stooten feir @liid. Moh6em
ct erit fiir5lib tpegen zines 9amm=
brledes IGngere 8eit fir Sen Ser
febr geiperrt mer6en m1Bte, bot .er
obermals geidloiien mer0en miiiien.
SSn ser Mdbe bon @ol6 SIN iin6 ge=
moItige gr6mniien in Sen &a1tal ge=
1tiir5t, sic 6os @ett nabe3l1 bolllta;1-
sig o11sfiinen rn6 6eren 8eieittgung
gerol1me 3eit in Mniprud 1rebmen
6iirfte. Ser ,@erfebr 6ur9 6icle
tpi6tige internottonale @niierftrabe
bdngt o1tgenideinli@ itarf bon 8u=
fGIligfeiten ab. Dofiir fann 6as
omerifamiide @oIf un6 fanr bie
@eIt iih bel Ebeobore @%ooiebelt be-
6onten> ser i%einer3eit o11f Sen &atb
berufener Sadmdruter nidt boren
polte nn6 Dem Der &ongreB Ietoer
al5u tuilig foIete. St lift 6afiir per-
mttportli@h 6aB itatt ei1,es folioerr
Mibea1tonoIs Elm @onaI gebaa1t tpl1r-
Sc, ser immer TIidtperf bIeiben tpirb.
Bis man fid entidlieBt, i'm at einem
MibeautdrnI 1m3uba1ien. @as ei-
ner gonae1r &aifen @eIo foite1t tptrb.
-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Sic Grflarm1a Ser bentfden glbmi.

roIitdt, ser Sampler @eiperion iei
bon einem 6el1tiden l1nterieebout
ni9t angegriffen mor6en erleoigt
BEN Sal. Das @ort ser 6eutiden
Mbmiralitdt gilt mebr als tmieno
englii9e @i6e. Sie bat nod nienals
bie lmtpabrbeit geiagt, sic engliide
M6miralitat aber bot 6os idon iebr
bdmfig getbnn. sic bot a1tb nod ME
ge50gert, 6ie @eranttportung fir Sic
Ebatigteit Ser 6elttiden nnterieeboote
5u iibernebmem, un6 menn tie sic Ser
authorizing fir 6en Mngriff m1f BEN
Sampler &eiperion oblebt, Damn lit
sos bollgiiltiger 8etpeis, bab tie If
rer So9e abfolut fi@er lit. Dmit
miro nniere. &ebprelie jtb ab5ufinben
bnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Ser als Gr5biid)pf ppn 0neien-&p=

Ser als Gr5b11d)Df nD1t One1eAsFp=
fen inl tallierte Moniignor 9alberg
iaat in leirem erlten @irtenidreiben:
vDie @eltubr fdylagt 5tluabert, Die
fir SOS @eidid Ser Mationen nno Scr
@ird,e bon %nnermeBlider Miftigfe!t
fins; sturroel1, 1pelbe 0ie 3nfrnff osr
@elt entl6eioen. @ir fen1rem ncb
1ridt oas &elultat, fiiblen ober i6oh
oaB oie Mbiidt @oteS iib erfunen
mir6. @as geltern unmogli9 nor,
tit belte @irflidteit. gotteS Singer
offenbart iid i1 mpltiidel1 3eihen
oerer polle 8eoeutl1ng nod p%erborgs1
lit, obglei6 mir IN ibne1 6ie 5ufiinf-
tige l1mgeitaltnng Ser 8elt erbliden.
gSir iolen tradten, inns iol6 groBer
3eit miir6ig 5u ertpeiiem."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

October, bon 2 Biz 5 l1br in BEN
@ran6 Central GoteI Barlors 81 1pre=
ben ieir. 1t
- Die NIT 6em BON 4onrao
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5imeS4@ebduoe betriebenen Sdanf=
geldafte in 8erbinoung ltebenoe He=
itauration lit neuer6ings bon 5.
2amfin iibernommen 1poroen, Der
nebit elmer g1tten Slide cine gefaaige
8e6ien1ng 31iidert, Inn 10 eth g1tteS
9eitenitiid 5u bil6en gum S6anfga=
idaft, 6os &err saner 6ur6 fem bor=
5iglides SnIpotorbier GIT einem germ
be- ud)ten @lote gema6t bat.
- 9ie @acre6 @eart Nurierp SO.
iudt einen guten, 5u%perldiigen
Manr1, Inn ibren borten nor6li6 ge=
madienen Ma1rierp @orratb in Die
Ter @egen6 gu berfmtfen. Begen
MGberem idreibt beute no6 on s.
6Iaeita6&S cons, Saereo 6eort,
Minn.
- Soiepb @oidioI tp11r6e Mit-
tpodmorgen bon ieiner @attin NIT
einem geil1n6en S0dterden beidenft,
M0ge 6os &in6 SEN begliidten gltern
MIR 6reu6e bereiten!
- 5rm5 @egler bat feline 3igar=
renfobrif bon z. Nbe. iiiblid in feline
@obmtng an 10. Mbe. .n0r6lt6 ber=
legt.
- Sir 5teot 3. eigentbum ODER
Sarm-9dnoereien fpre&t pcr Bel s.
g. goung, ct @Ioa1b. Mirrn. 44bo
- 9ie @ta6tbebor6e bot entihloi=
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ieuidaft boritenig 5u mer6en un6 bon
ibr gu berlangen, 6oB 1ie Bel Ser 81
feo*8nbnfrer5lt1rg Die 1otbigen gor=
februngen treffe, nm ferneres l1n=
BELL Bel ser gefabrliden &re115ung
gu %berbiten. 8or mebreren @oden
iteIte 6ie Sta6tfommiiion bereits Elm
foIdes Mniinner ont sic belogte 8obn-
gefelidaH, Die iid 6ogegen ober toub
ftelte.
- @borles s. 8arben erbielt &C.
iter1 bon Miltpn1fee Sic Modriht,
6oB fein 38 Sabre otter 8r1l-
Ser @ilbelm in Miltpaltfee, 8is..
SEN er erit fiir5li9 in BIattpine,
@is., beiudte nn6 Bel gutter @eiuno-
beit ontraf, eines ploBliden So6es
geitorben iei. D~omeritogmorgen miro
er fid an Sen Srt Ser Sra11er bege=
BEN, tint Dem 8ru6er m Smitag in
&%Iottebine SOS Iebte @breneeleite 5un1
@oHesader at geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

No. 1917.
Estate of Thomas Halliday, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
Halliday, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting of adj
ministration of the estate of said de-
cedent: The petition of Jennie NJ. Hal
liday having been filed in this court.
representing that Thomas Halliday.
then a resident of the County of
Stearns, State of Minnesota, died int
estate on the Goth day of September.
1915, and praying that letters of adj
ministration of his estate be granted
to her the said Jennie NJ. Halliday;
and the court having fixed the time
and place for hearing said petition;
Therefore, You, and Each of You.
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota. on the
22nd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
\ Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 23rd
day of September, 1915. J. B. HIMSL,
(Seal) Probate Judge.
j. b. Pattison,
Atty. for Petitioner. s~-3o-s-7-14
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Man hDrt iebt 10 piel BON Der bett<

Man bDrt iett 10 piel bum Ser be,t<
ld,en Organization, sic 9eutidlano
nnbeliegbar made, aber bieie 0rgo1i-
Iatio1r lit nidt, tpie 10 oft behauptt
miro, lebigli6 friegerifder geatnr, I'M
@egentbeiI, lie lit, obpobl Tie ii@ I'M
&riege 5ebnfa9 bemabrt, int ritter 81
ME elm @erf 6es Srie6enS. IS bon=
oelt fid bel ibr t%etnestpegs INN az
lem militdriide o6er aud oae;n
tpirtbid)oftlide Organiiation: I'M 81
ienbabnen Sonitqt, @unitionsfobri<
fen, 8rotfabrifen un6 6ergleiden.
r3euti9e Organization lit Elm 8egriff
ongemei1rer Mrt> etn etbii6er, h1lt1~
Keller, bolfspiD@ologii@er, Ser 6as
@efiige Ser geiammten 6ea1t1den Sc
bensoromu1rg, bes &rieges unb bes
6rieoens umfaBt. gi6t 6ie fridge
n~nbefummertbeit oes Srte6ers, aber
feline O%r6nungen, feline @eiebmabig-
fett, Die observation-disclosures oil 1e11ter
9ebensformen. l1n6 6ieier 0rguniia-
ton auein baben es 6ie 3eutiden 5n
6nnfen, onB ite auein bon Ben frieg-
fiibrenoen @0lfern Meniden 6es Srie~
Sens gebIieber itn6, 6aB iie ii6 feline
@rimerung lebenoig erbolten, lie tie
fer tie iib 1T SEN @etft 6es @rieges
einfiiblen mBten. Sos biirgerlide
2eben gebt meiter:: tper nidt int Seloe
itebt, gebt ieinem 8eruf nab, erfIM
feline 8fli@ter1, bon 6ene1t feline midF
tiger tit, ols 6ie Sitter 6es Trie6ens
at pflegen, sos &ieientperf Ser lieut.
iden Srganiiationu at bnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

9ie Melbnne, Der Safer beabid-
tige, iein @a11ptql1artier na6 2nrem-
burg 511 perlegen, fommt aus Der
9(mlter6amer Sltbelfii6e Ser Mlliier=
ten. @abr 1T ite ielbitperi tanolib
1idt. sic ion Sen @in6rud ertpeden,
als Oh Ser @aiier lt6 infolge Der
ugroBen Sffeniipe" ser M1iiertan,
sic in5miiben idon redt flein &C.
mor6en lit, in Sranfrei@ ni@t mebr
iider fiible. Mber Ser &aiier miro
mobI miiien, tpas er ieinen Seloz
gralten ltn6 ibren 6iibrern %5lttralten
oarf. 9ie mer6en idon bafiir iorgen,
6qB er III '6ranfrei6 bleiben fam,
Bis ser Sieg errl1ngen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

@ie sic Sbna Ma5ional in Som
am gonritog mittbeilt, erlitt Der 81
iaabriqe @arbinaI Serome WtarD @otit,
Yrafett ser Yropaga1,oa, cine leidte
@ebirnerIdiittera1ng, oie infolge lei,
mes hobem Differs leid)t perbangnib-
bon pirfen fann. @aroinal @ottt er-
hieIt 1905 Sen 3urpl1r. 5eine Stel=
luna eeb0rt gu be,r einfluBreiblten
ser fatboliihen &ird)e, neil linn ale
2anoer nit N%eiilionen 11nteri teben, al
10 mtcb tbeilmeiie Mmerifa un0 Mfri=
ia. gr geb0rte 81 Sen m1ttbn1abli=
d,en Nadfolgern oeS YapItes &ius x.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
glls eine1t meifen emaIiIdem Maben

Mls einert meiken ensliiden &aben
miro man SEN Setter ser berIbmten
@ton1Shule, Dr. 2pttleton be5eiA=
men miiien. St renrt feline 9an6S-
Iel1te Nbariiaer, neil Tie berfudem,
@euti9lan6 fir SEN &rieg berant=
tportIid 31 MAIDEN. Sic Central
m6idjte baben getptBBt," fagte ct.
9pttGeton iungit in elmer &reoigt,
u6oB iie e%i1rgefreiit mer6en ioaten,
un6 5tpar NIT Metbo6en, Sic England
nidt 5n GROCER @bre gerei@en. nn>
fere rationale 8egebrlt6feit bat gum
Ml1sbr1t6 bes &rieges %beigetragen. "
@1io o11d bier SOS 8ugeitambniB, baB
sic @ermf1ng uuf @e1gtens gefabr-
oete Meatralitdt @dtpin6el gemeien
if.