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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26

Mrs. A. b. Cook has returned from
a pleasant visit with relatives at Spo-
kane. Washington.
II. Kennedy OF Portland, is the new
owner OF the pol hall. having bought
out w. G. Reitz, who win now devote
his entire time to the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Rider, parents
Of Mrs. w. A. Ball Of Meridian, will
arrive this week from Colorado and
Will live at the Ball home In the east
part oftown.
M. Keilar has received q draft for
s275. as the face OF policy he. held
on the house destroyed BY fire Il IL
understood Mr.. Kellar will rebuild
The Meridian cheese factory has
received the big Ice machine ordered
some time ago, and Il vii be in
stalled at once.
The new piano at Hoyne's has been
moved close to the door, ready to be
loaded and sent to the fortunate
owner on April 4th Are you the one
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Good are now liy-
ing on the George Smith To- acre
place just east OF town. having traded
the l80-acre homestead In the south
part OF the county forthe place
The third number of the lecture
course given at the Christian church
by Miss Marie Irwin was greatly en-
joyed. It consisted OF a lecture with
views Of the San Francisco fair.
pfaifle & Faulkner and John Heff-
ner held a big sale at the dairy ranch
yesterday The stuff consisted of a
surplus stock and brought good
price.
The Jensen creamery company has
moved their Meridian cream receiv-
ing station from Broadway to the
east end OF the Bargain store. This
company is also operating receiving
stations at Eagle and Star,
Alice A. Bingham, the infant dau-
ghter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Bing-
man. died at their home northwest OF
Meridian last Saturday. The funeral
services were held Monday by Rev.
w. j. Luscombe and the interment
was In the Star cemetery.
Word has come of the death OF
Vera Fern Nixon, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred d. Nixon, at the fam
| lily home, 21st and Hazel streets, at
Boise, last Thursday morning. She
was aged IL years. The funeral was
held at the residence Friday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Ross.
w. II. Downey received telegram
Monday morning from Omaha Of the
death there OF his sister. Mrs. Jessie
| Quackenbush, who died of heart
trouble she was So years old. Mr.
Downey is the oldest Of five child
rem and he is now the only one left
Joe Daily and family and Ed Hart
man and family move this week t
their ranches on the Snake river, sc
miles southwest Of Meridian. Both ex.
pect TO branch out in the cattle bus
mess, Mr.. DAILY having 200 acre
ranch and Mr., Hartman 160 acres
George Silcox moves into the house
vacated by Mr.. Daily.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
Beautiful Lots Cheap.

The very incest lots, with a fine
mountain view, or those n
Nourse's third addition, on the
line Of the new macadam highway
through Meridian. To get one Of
these lots cheap, or an acre tract
or more, see Frank Nourse, at
Boise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
They all Come Back.

Guess who came to Meridian this
week? Why w L. Kindall and family
whom we supposed had gone to AR
kansas for good. After about six
months residence down there this
time, they decided the south has lost
its attractiveness, and il. is not as
good a place to live as Idaho. The
Kindalls are good people and we are
glad to see them back here again,
Mr.. Kindall expects to rent farm
in this vicinity,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
Want Ad Department

EMPLOYMENT WANTED Ex-
perienced irrsgator wants work. Adj
dressH, Frenctte, Meriuian, Idaho.
care OF Joe Fisher.
FOR SALE-Trade or rent. Two
Meridian properties. 7. M Hash
harger.
FOR SALE -Home grown seed
corn. Write Or phone No. 95s, Merid-
ian. 4. Al. ALLEN.
STRAYED--- From my ranch on
Dry Greek, bald faced grey gelding.
Left glass eye Mr.. Humphrey, RD.3
Boise, Idaho,
Lost 8 ducks, l male. Indian
r u nner 8. Notify O. Garrett,
phone 1875. Meridian.
For Sale--One second hand
power sprayer, in good conditi IN.
j. A. Fenton.
Milk Route will deliver milk
every morning in Meridian. L w.
Griffith, west of Henlershot's.
Leave orders with me or at the
Times office.
For Sale One grindstone, !
tent 10xl2, ] team stretcher, 1
wagon cover, pitchforks and SHOW
els. 81 l.. Alvord, Meridian.
For Sale Buff Leghorn pullets,
Also one Petaluma 250.egg inca-
bator. Phone 1877, Meridian. Mrs.
G.. f. Edwards.
A Snap $4,000 cash takes 10
acres In that tract known as the Or
chard Home Co. Five acres have APP
pie trees. Only those meaning BUSH
ness need apply. r. B. Tudor. care
of Merchants National Bank, St.Paul,
Minnesota.
Wanted--To buy chickens, for table
use. Meridian Hotel.
Seed oats for sale. Phone 366
Meridian.
For Sale--l300 ID. work mare,
also an orchard disc. Mrs. f
Robson. 3.4 mile southwest OF
Meridian.
Wanted Orchards to spray
Power outfit. Holmes & Biddick,
h1as 81 0 Red. Meridian, Idaho,
Roscoe Gore is prepared tc
sharpen all kinds Of knives and
cutlery at reasonable price.
For Sale-P otat res. ST. 90 4
hundred r. p. Gregory, phone
| 1872, Meridian.
For Sale---Second hand lawn now
err. Also four dozen large glass jars
Enquire at the Times office.
For Rent so acres of hay and
grain land, on Ten Mile. j. FL
| Grimmett.
#. p. Carver has choice lot OF
Silver Mine seed corn for sale, &c pei
pound One mile west of Meridian
on car line.
For Sale--Soft maple trees, frOin
3 to feet. From loo up. Special
price on quantities. Mrs. George
Gregory, phone s12 Meridian.
FOR SALE--Chickens turkeys, /
gang plow, hogs, 1600-pound mare
with foal. Inquire of T. M. Nc
Clure. one-half mile west of Merid-
ian or Robert Cooper, second house
east of interurban depot.
For Sale-Seed wheat, Holstein
bulls, Jersey bull, 2.year-old Nam.
moth Kentucky Jack, Is hands
high, standard measure, Hender.
shot Live Stock Co, Meridian.
Mrs. NJ L. Cleary has class in
instrumental music organized. She
viii be in Meridian each Friday.
See what pair Of shoes will dc
Saturday at CARROTS. See front
page ad.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
SOME oF THE PRICEs

at the Bargain Store: Sugar $0.T5
sack; cans corn zoe; 3 cans milk
25c; tomatoes Zoe cam. We pay
cash for eggs. Lots of new dishes and
glassware Just arrived. Give ms a
call,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
CREAM RECEIVING STATION.

We will receive cream on Mon
day and Thursday of each week at
the building on Broadway street,
Meridian ex tdoor east of George
Atwater's office, We test and pay
cash fer cream. Jensen Creamery
Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
Meridian News.

work on lawn. Inquire az Times
office.
7. a.. Allen has sold all Of his
seed wheat, having calls from all
parts ofsthe country He still has
some seed corn for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Biddick left
Wednesday for Pocatello, where
Mr.. Biddick will take charge as
manager of the Jensen creamery
at that place.
One week from next Sunday is
Easter. Read the nice article on
an inside page Of the Times in 70
gard to the day and its signifi
canoe.
ID. r. Badley has moved to q
homestead, on route 4, out Of
Caldwell, and will engage IN active
farm work this sprlng
Miss Augusta Fletcher has been
engaged as 9Th and 9th grade
teacher for next year at the Cole
school, at an advanced salary.
A little boy living near Nc.
Dermott asked bis father: What
goes around button?" "a button
hole was the reply, mo, said the
boy, "a goat"
Several instances Of the good
returns secured by Times want
ad, have been called to our atten-
ton. Look at the want column,
maybe yop want to buy or sell
something
Frank Taylor was in the Twin
Falls country this week, on a
horse-selling trip, He says the
spring 10 not nearly SO far advanc-
ed down there, and that the farm
ers have just started their spring
plewing.
Baby girls seem to predominant
in Meridian recently, and the
latest to record in the Times is a
pretty. wee maiden at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett, born
Tuesday, March 23d
There will be around a dozen
graduates in the senior class Of
the Meridian schools this spring,
and already the class is preparing
for the interesting exercises,
which will take place at the close
Of the school year.
The Meridian Times office has
received q large consignment Of
butter wrapper paper, Of superior
quality, and will assure you that
the printing will not rub off on
the butter We use only the best
butter. wrapper blue ink and paper
and guarantee satisfaction. $50
for 81, 500 for 80. Call or phone
and get wrappers same day
ordered.
The Village board Of Meridian
has made hnal payment to j. ]
Carroll for the macadam grading
on the business streets. Aside
from few places that can be
easily graded with scraper when
the rain comes, the streets are in
good condition. and it looks as
though the deep mud is a thing
Of the past.
Since che announcement Of new
grade teachers in the Times last
week several have expressed the
hope to the,school board that Miss
Zena Lyons be retained as teacher
for next year, with the statement
that she has given excellent salts.
faction. Her name has been
suggested for the vacant fifth
grade position.
+. p. Carver has some dandy
seed corn for sale, and those who
expect to put in corn patch this
spring should see him. He pre-
diets big acreage in the vicinity
of Meridian, as it has been dem
onstrated that corn will grow here
in good shape. he is getting bis
40-acre prune orchard ready ane
will plant the corn between the
rows, making them SO he can cul
xw.cx,o Ill.,.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
FASTFR HATS.

For Ladies, Misses and Child
rem, at right prices. Call on Mrs
J. nj. Anderson, Meridian, Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
Here is a Suggestion.
HAVE you NAMED YOUR FARM

The movement to have every Amer
lean farmer select name for his
farm and use the name as trade
mark, is meeting with great success
in some parts of the country Many
OF our exchanges have published
lists OF the names selected for the
farms OF their neighborhoods, the
publication acting as a sort OF pat
ent or copyright. 1t has been said
by some unthinking persons that the
plan is not American, but little re-
Election Will convince anyone that
the point Is not well taken. Wash
ington called his home Mt. Vernon,
Jefferson the great Democrat, named
his place Monticello and any school
boy can give you a dozen other in
stances
So name your farm and put the
name out where everyone can see It,.
Make 1t trade mark. A well-known
advertised trade mark is worth good
money. Choose a name well suited
to surroundings, name that will
tell In its very sound some of the
characteristic of your Idaho home:
then come to us and have letterheads
made for your correspondence with
the name OF your farm printed on
them and your name and your wife's
name and your postoffice address be-
meath. OF course you want your
wife's name on your stationery. She
is your partner and the best and the
truest, and the hardest working, and
the most interested party in the
whole concern. Once you were glad
to get the chance to sndow her with
all your worldly goods, now make
your promise real. Here is how your
letter head might look:
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-03-26
EAST VIEW FARM
James and Mary Smith,

Proprietors.
Meridian, Ada County,
Idaho. R.F.D.No. 4.
Or, suppose you choose the name
Fairview. Then buy under the name
Fairview, sell under the name OF
Fairview, have your butter wrappers
marked Fairview, print Fairview on
your berry boxes and have egg crates
marked Fairview. Paint Fairview on
your wagon boxes. 1t wont be long
before the name OF your farm is
known, and the people will know and
be calling for your produce. The Mer-
idian merchant advertises and the
farmer can just as well advertise his
butter, eggs and produce.
Let the farmers around Meridian
name their farms. Pick out a good
name and let us know. We will pub
fish il and that will pre-empt the ii
tie for your sole use. Just for a
starter the Times editor will suggest
a few names
Alfalfa Dale, Alfalfa Den.
Brookfield, Brookside, Blue Grass,
Buckeye, Cedar Ridge, Cloverdale,
Glover Wave, Country Maze, Cedar
hurst, Crows Nest, Cherry Grove,
Irln,h, pa:oa xy;auy
Forest Lawn, Fruit Hill, Gladbrook,
Glendale, Green Hills, Gold Shief,
Golden Rule, Highland, bonneville,
Honeycomb, Homeagain, Hillcrest,
Hoosier Hall, Honeysuckle Lodge.
Jersey Fruit Farm, Lonetree. Lib
erty Hall, Locust Grove, Maple Lane,
Maple Lawn. Maplehurst, Meadow
Brook, Maple Crest, Manhattan, New
Era, Oak Grove, Pinehurst, Poplars,
Prospect Place, Nampa View, Meridian
View.
Ravenwood, River View, Riverdale,
Roseland Sycamore. Short horn,
Shady Side. Sleepy Hollow, Shep-
herds Retreat Shady Valley, The Elm
or The Elms, The Naples. The Lo-
Gusts, The Meadows, Walnut Lane,
Water Edge, Weeping Willow. Wood
crest, woodeaves, Valley View.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
%. Mnanit.

9luf oem oltliden &riegsidauplab
geben oie Sperationer ser oeutl6en
l1no iterrei9ii6=ungorii6en Seere
erfolgrei9 poran. General bon Gid.
born fat Sic 9fuiien 0ltlib un6 lii6=
litb BON &otpno gel6logen nno tbre
Steuungen n0r6lid pom 8umintaiee
genommen. Die 9lrmee @oamib fat
Sic gabnlinie @jeloltof= =8reit= =2itotpsf
iiberidriten un6 gegen 1000 gefan-
gen genommen. Grin5 2eopolb pon
gopern freu5te Die gleide 9abnlinie
peiter iiiolid. gr5ber5og So1epb Ser
oinano iblug sic &uiien bel 8piofa-
2itotpsf. 9lub oie @r1nee Madenien
riidt iiegrei6 por. 0eutlde Grup-
pen boben sic bon 0en &niien ge-
rauntte ieitung Oiiotpeb beiebt. Sic
sSingoes un6 lire &reiie periuden
tpie6er ibr Meuberites, 6ie 8eiien in
8albington tpegen 6em San glrobic
gegen Deutidlano ouf5ubeeen. Mber
tbre @ese ideint erfolelos gu fein
bat es ia Ben Mni9ein, olS ob I'M.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
81. Mmgmit.

Son @ien iber 2onoon tpur6e fol.
gen6e an1tlt6e MtHbeilung bom ruf.
iiiden &riegsidauplabe gena@t:
Gas 8orriiden ser 8erbun6eten ge.
gen @relt-2ito,usf fat einen groBen
Gbeil ser ruiiiiden Mrmee in ben
8e5irf Ser Seitung 5uiammenge-
6rdngt. Ser @iid5ug nod 0itlider
g}idtung fir 6ie Gruppen uno Die
Eroinfolonnen bot nur >penige 81.
MEN 3ur gerfiigung. Ser Teino lei
itet ltarfen 8i6eritan6, Defenders
tpeltli9 bon 8relt -2itotpsf on bei6en
l1fern oes Sluiies. Trot6em bot Ser
redte Shigel unierer 8elogerungs'
truppen mebrere borgeidobene Stel-
lungen oilli6 bonMofitno genomnnen.
gm n0roliden l1fer 6es 8ugs baben
oie Sruppen 6es gr5ber5ogS Solepb
sSeroi1ron6 geltern Dor @inbr1d Ser
Modt SEN Sein6 ourd grltiirmtng
leiner @erldan3ungen untpeit Wol-
caDn pertriebeu. Iie Mr11eegruppe
oes Generals bon &obeb oringt ge>
gen sic obere Eul1pa Dor. sn Dem
@ombaroentent bon Mo>po @oer-
gietpsf, 6os bon nnieren @erbiin6e.
ten ge1ronmen tprr6e, baben itd 1tr'
iere idtperen Mor1er erfolgreid be-
tbeiligt. 8et @la6inir-8olDnSfi
un6 In Olt.@ali3ien lit Die Gage l11t-
perii1tbert.
gon italienifden @riegsihalplate
pcrloutet folgenoes:: Die beftigen slr'
tillerie.a a6mpfe an Der Gproler @ren'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
%. 9(1to,tIt.

@ie Elm amtlider gerid)t, 0er bonn
6eutl9en Mrtneebauptquartier a11sge-
geben tpuroe, meloet, baben oie
Deutiden sic rl,5ii1de Stabt 8ielsf,
25E Meilen iiiolid bon gieloitof> &C.
no,tnre1r uno Sic 9l1tiien iiber sen
@iala-8lnb 3uriidgetporfen
las 9lustportige gmt in 9onoon
bot befonnt gegeben, 6ob @aumtpoue
als abloIute Ronterbanbe erfl1rt
tporoen lit. Sn ser grflarung >piro
geiagt, BOB sic Megierung bereit fei,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
"a. Mna1tit.

Sic Mrmee ghol5, 6ie om Marem
operiert, bot Die an 6ieiem BluB BE-
Iegene Stoot Tpfocin beiebt nno
r0roIi9 tpie iiioIid bon ibr a11erbano
@offenerfolge errungen. Das gor'
bringen oieier 9lrmee auf @ieloltof
31t bot Die @uiien tpabribetnli6 5ur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

1rge11O1DelUe VluBIeBelH OuIu6uluD'
rem, Inn et1te Depreiiion oes Warftes
5u berbtn6ern, tpelde fofort nad Der
@rfIarung eirtreten f0nrte. Sic
fratB0iif6e 9fegierung miro am
gonntag cine abnlibe @rflarung er.
Iolien.
Iuf 6en tpeitli9en &riegsf@ou.
plab iinb 6ie Operationen Der Del1t.
i6en ertlong 6em gr0bten Gbeile Ser
Bront nod immer auf eine ener'
gil6e Gbdtigteit Ser slrtiuerte be-
ibra11ft. ssSS1 Sen Mrgonnen berridt
augenbhdlib berbdltniBmaBige 9u'
be> aber nor6li6 bon Mrras gebt es
inie0er lebboft gu, 6enn 6ie Strange
len baben in ser @egen6 bon @ou-
deg plotlid eine reue Sffeniipe BE-
gonnen. ssS1n SbereliaB berluden sic
frans0iiiden Gruppen lire alngriffe
an 2tngefopf un6 otn Sdrabman'
nele fort5uieben aber lte iin6 bereitS
5un gr0bten Sbeile aus BEN Sdii>
bengrdben getporfen, 6ie iie nit
idtperen Spfern erobert batten.
Drei ruliiide &riegsi@iffe un6 Elm
6eutides &riegsidtff alles fleinere
5abr5euge, iin6 in Dem @efe@t i'm
Weeerbuien bon &iga geiunfen, mie
om @anitag ongefiinoigt puroe.
3tpei an6ere beutide &riegsidiffe
tpnr6en mdbren6 6es @efedtes ouBer
Mftion geiebt. Gins tpur6e bei6a0igt
l1no 6ds on0afe lief ouf 0en @trano.
Die ruiiiiden @diffe, tpel@e perienft
&puroen, poren sic &anonenboote
@oreje5 un6 @i&pufl6 uno elm Gor-
pe6oboote. Das befdaoigte oeutide
>pel6e berie1ft ooer a1tBer Mftion ge>
iebt tpnr6en naren iant1ntlid Tor-
peboboote. Gas beidaftigte oeutld9e
gdif tpur6e ii9er in 6en Safen ge-
i6leppt.
ssStalien bot ser Siirfei Sen &rieg
erflGrt. Den itolieniiden 8otldaf-
ter, Morqnis 81 @oroni, bot, 1pie 6em
9fe1terbiiro iiber 8erltn un6 Mm5 m5ter-
6um ge111el6et miro, &onitantinopel
perlailen. 1ie o1nerifoniide 8ot-
i9aft lit NIT 6em @@ub Ser Staliener
in Ser Tiirfei betraut tpor6en. Mon
ertpartet iebt, 6ab o1d Sic 8alfan.
itoaten, sic nod nidt am &rieg BE-
tbeiIigt iin6, iebr bal6 mobil MAIDEN
tperoen. 8ie es beiBt, miro Elm She'll
ser ttalieniiden 8lotte nad BEN Oar.
6onellen geian6t tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

boitigen @aum1ng ser 6eit1ng 0iio,
d)eb am 8obr peranlaBt. Ser @ar.
niion 6ieier 8eitunG Die 10 lange er-
folgrei6 @ioeritan6 leiitete, mare Der
&iid5ug obgeidnitten poroen, iobalo
8ieloitof in 6euti6e &an6e gefonsm
>pdre. 0eitIi6 BON 8ielsf er5ieltc
Mrnree @oll1pib meitere @rfolge.
Siegrei9 ridte au6 oie @rmee Brtn3
2eopolb bon 8opern Bel &les5celt
Dor. @eneralfel6n1aridon BON Wea'
denlen nobm einen TluBiibereang
Bel 9}ogc51ta. Sn 6ieien &fen
6ei9neten lid gan5 beion6ers ote
5iebenbiirger aus.
l1eber bie Seei6ladt I'M &iga'16en
Meerbulen 1iegen bon 6enti6er Set
te intmer no9 fetne 9lngaben bor
Sic 9fuiien iin6 in ibren @iegesmel=
6ungen idon erbeblid bei6ei6ener
getporoen @om 6eutl6en &ei6sma=
rineor1t miro ie6oh ongefiin6igt, oaB
an ser ginfabrt in Sen 6innilhen
Meerbulen eitt ru1liiher Silfsfreu5er
bon ei11em 6euti9en Tau6boot gum
Sinfen gebra9t tpur6e.
Ser slrabic-3tpiidenfon lit nod
unerle6igt. Sod fat @raf 8ernltorff
Ser 6e11tide 8otihofter in @aibing=
ton, im Momen leiner @egierung oas
gtoots6epartement eriudt, bon mpi=
teren sdritten Mbitan6 3u nebnen
Bis Elm al1tbentilder 8eri6t iiber 6as
@erienfen oeS britti9en &oiiagter=
6anpferS borliegt.
Sic l1eberiee geodrtdtenagentur
gob ant Montag folgenoes in 8erlin
befonnt: uMmtlide 8ertdte bon 60
fla nn6 &onltantinopel beitGtigen,
bab sic Siirfei un6 8ulgarien einen
neuen 8ertrag 11nteri9rieben boben,
mono6 oie Tiirfei an 8mlgarien 6te
getpiini6te gobnberbtn6ung nit 6em
Meere abtritt, tpofiir 6ieles ii@ CUR
8eoba6tung elmer moblmollenoen
Mel1tralitdt, tpenn nidt 5u nod mebr
perpfli@tet. 1as benefit Sen en6gil-
tigen Seb1id1ag aaer 8emiibungen
Der @ntente<M69te, 6ie 8alfani itoa=
ten 5n erregen nn6 ite in 6en &rieg
gegen bie Eiirfet binetn3u5ieben."
Sic oiterretdiid<ungartide M6mi-
rolitdt gibt in @ien befannt, 6aB am
@an1itag ourd mefoenos5ierung feit.
geitent tpur6e, 6oB sic Staltener sic
i1n M6riotii9en Meer gelegene fleine
SSniel HeIogofa geraumt boben, nab-
6em ite ole 8efeitigungen un6 ion.
itigen @ebdu6e 3eritort batten. Die
Staliener batten feiner5ett tbrer itra-
tegii6 >pidtigen Gage bolber 6te ST.
.feI beiett> ouf Ser fie am II. Muguit
bon 0iterreidiiden @rteesfdtffen on-
gegriffen tpnroen sic ii@ ie6o9 na6
6em italienii9en 8eri9t tpie6er ent.
ferttet, obne Trnppen gelan6et o6er
Sen Staltenern nennensmertben S6a-
6et 3ugefugt at baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

lere 8unoesregierung bereit lit, IT.
gen6 cine ideinbare @ntidul6igung
gelten gu lailen. @egen Die &eber
ratben 8rpan un6 anoere Grie6ens.
freu1rbe 5ur Mabigung.
Die Betrograoer Melbung bon ei-
ner groben @eeidla@t i'm &tgaiden
Meerbuien lit aus Berlin nidt be.
itatigt. Sim Somltag gab Berlin ben
8erlult zines Sorpe6obooteS in Ell.
ne1n fleineren Seegefedt gu, tpobet
sic 93uiien 5tpei @anonenboote ein-
biiBten. &etrogra6 opgegen tbeilt
n1it> baB 6ie oeutide Marine elf
&riegsidiffe perlor, oarunter ben
groBen S1la6tfreu5er Moltte un6
orei fleinere &reu5er. Ser S9ladt-
fre115er Weoltfe> ser .19t1 erbaut
tpuroe, fat einen &aumgebalt bon
$4,000 Eon1re un6 lit ein sdapeIter-
ibiff 6es Han5erfreu3ers @oeben, Der
ieBt unter oem geamen Snltan Se.
linn u11ter tiirfiider 6logge fampft.
1ie 6eutibe 01ittbeilung unter 6iele
geelbla9t n1uB abgetpartet tner6en.
9febt erfreuli6 iit Die omtli6e 8e-
fanntn1abung aus 5ofio uno &on-
1tantir1opel, 6aB 8ulgarien nn6 oie
Iiirfei Elm Nbfomnren geidloiien 3D.
ben 6aS Sic Sbeilnobne 9ulgariens
a1r oern &rtege auf 5eiten Ser 9ll-
liierten b0Iig ousibltebt, Die Mel-
0ung aus 2onoon G 8ulggrien
un6 @rie6enlan6 auf bem SPfnnge
1tebetL auf Seiten ser @ntente= =Mdd-
te in Sen &f gu 5ieben, lit oaber
init gr0Bter Goriidt auf5unebnen.
Stalien bat> bon @roBbritan11ien be-
notbigt, auer6ingS Sen &rieg an Sic
Siirfei erfl4rt unb miro ieoe1 fans
Ghiffe 1tn6 9an6ungstruppen na6
Sen 1ar6anellen ien6en, I'M BORT fir
feline Gerbiin6eten oie Sal1t gu Marf-
te 5u trogen nn6 oas gleide 6iaSfo,
tpie iie> 5u erleioen. 5olange Die
nod unbetbeiligten 8olfanma6te
neutral bleiben, bot sic Giirfei 11id)t
6as @eringite gu befiir@ten. Sic
1arbanellen tperoet na@ mie Dor 6as
@rab Der gaiierten-6lotte iein.
@om itolieniiden &riegsldauplab
perloutet: SON Dolur6o tpur6e ein
beftiger 9lrtinerte-9lngrtff gegen oie
@o9ebene bon @ario aufs neue er-
0ffnet. 8eriaglieri griffen Den 0eon-
te Deibulti an, tpuroen aber our9
unier Geuer 5uriidgetrieben. Gin Mn-
griff ser Staliener gegen 6en noro.
tpeitltden EbeiI ser @odebene tpur'
oe no6 etnem Son6gemenge tbeil'
meiie obgeidIogen. Mit 6el6- un6
fdmeren @eidiiten beidob Ser 6eino
iiber uniere @tellungen btnpeg am
somitagnadmittag einige Ebeile bon
@or3. @rneute glngriffe gegen ur-
iere Stellungen n0r6li@ bon @elo
un6 Elm Madtangriff eegen cine
Sion3obriide tpeItlid &o1mino f6lu-
gen u11ter beftigen @erluiten fir 6en
Geir6 feb1. Mn einigen &unften i'm
8e5irf SIitid un6 an Der &arntner
@ren3e faa6en MIR 9lrtiaeriefampfe
ltott. 9ln Ser Stroller @ren5e grtf-
fen 5tpet italieniide 8atailone 5tpei'
nol Sic @ebirgspdiie oitli@ Sreiaiii
an> tpuroen ober 5uriidgetrieben uno
berloren 300 To6te un6 btele Ser.
tpun6ete. 1ie 8eldicbung bon SOL
gora, 2obaronne uno Sonala 6anert
fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
1br&r rll9eI .we9t1l 9ebrandmarkt.

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MmxenreS
uebr oem mr9ams ni9ts 90 oem
8oater saatsiefretdr Sa8om 8emeo = Ser
mt13 ais SenatsmSmeonn8 9m 9Setten
miros ltbbafter-9ort brridt @efdabfamp
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1915-04-22

have not been hit, Don't be blind
to the most glorious chance you
have ever had in your life.
"Go back and advertise. Get
ready for the most tremendous
business boom that any nation
ever had. Build your factories
bigger. Train more statesmen.
Borrow more money. Go ahead,
and thank God that you are alive,
that your family is alive, and that
you are living in land that is ct
peace, at time when nearly the
whole world is at war"