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Alice Lee Bcadleston. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Colwcll Bcadlcston ana a
descendant Of Light Horse Harry Lee.
A concert will be given at ;hc home
OF Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. . East
\~inctN-hrst street, on the afternoon
OF March 10 for the benefit of the New
York Cooking School. an organization
whose aim 1t is to teach domestic
economy. Few Of the pupils. iC any.
+ become cooks cNCcpt rs wives or
home makers. and many e the pupils
women ot prosperous conditions IN
lie Who dc-il" to learn better the ART
uf home management while many of
tn" pupils arc taught without fee
others pay for instruction and this
helps T. support the school.
The artists viii he Miss Eleanor
owens. soprano; Miss Mine Van Iaar-
"utHcn. pianist. and Michel Grisiknff.
violini,t. Tickets at 81 each may he
uhtd ned of Miss Elizabeth Dodge. 90
Park avenue. Among tho managers
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IL ard l6. The one act corne ~ "'Op
q Me Thumb" in which Mardc
Adams played the title ole a few
years ago. and the ono act musical
farce "Old King Cole the book and
lyrics 10y Charles :. Morgan. Jr.. who
will act as coach. will bc given. There
Will he three performances, one on
the evening of April II and the others
on the afternoon and evening nf the
following day. The proceeds will bc
devoted to the fund maintained 10y
the society for the supper, of an open
tir class for tuhrrculdr children ui
the old fcrrybuat at the fo t of l.is.
Twcnty-siNth street.
Miss Isabel Fontc viii have the pr.n-
cipal role in "'Op a. Me Thumb and
Lauren Carroll. son of Glen. and Mrs.
Howard Carroll. VII play the only
masculine part. The others in the,
east will he Mrs. John T.. Russell. Ir..
and the Misses Marjorie Clinton. kath-
crime Flags and Eva McAduu.
Mrs. Tappin fairchild will have the
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Ms Cutdcl.a Biddlc. Angler T.. Dukes
MIR. and Mrs. G.raud Foster. Mrs.
charles Carroll Jackson, Miss Caryl
iiackstalf. Miss Prudence Sterry,
Harry :. Black, lanes \. Blair, Jr.,
stephen H. Elkins. MIR. and Mrs.
Henry G. phipps. Henry r. Sloane.
Miss Emily Sloane. Nine. Vladimir
de- Cou>tdntiuovitCh, MIR. and Mrs.
w. lIalhlic Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Lawrence Green. 6. *. q. bliiihsar
NJ. and Mr. Sherwood Aldrich. r.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward 7. Stotcsbury.
Nj. and Mrs. Gustav j. $. White.
who wen 90 california shortly after
their marriage here a month ago., an
rived In Miami. Fla. last week aud
while there gave a dinner at which
wcr" pr, sent Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Quentin Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sanford and Mrs. CHARMS Coster. Mr..
and Mrs. White Will return 10 New
York this week and will hc at 80 west.
Furticth street.
Mr.. Cornelius G. Cuyl,r left last
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mother having been Miss Gertrude
lluidckopcr. Her father is professor
OF Roman law and comparative jur!s-
prudence at Columbia.
Mr.. Goudhuc x "A son of Mrs. Fran
els Ahhott Goolhuc of Andovcr, Mass.
He was graduated from Harvard in
1911 and from the Harvard Law
School in 1911.
80 date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
Mr.. ana Ms. Frederick Is. Castor
Of Elizabeth. y. j.. and Belle Haven.
GrpcnW oh. conn. have announced
IT, engagement nf their daughter.
Miss charlotte King CASTOR. to oliver
BaNard Ellsworth. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Edward El-worth e this city. MIR.
Ellsworth wa graduated from Prince
tou last year.
NJ - reception gwen by Mr.. and
Mrs. bernard Sachs Of 80 iark ave-
nue at Their home on Wednesday
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evening formal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT was
made ut the ,u-dgcm'nt Of their
daughter Mis- lio'"N Sachs. to Nathan
Strau>. DR.. of this city. Miss Sauhs.
who was graduated from I;rNn Mawt
College has spent = good deal OF time
II travel ANA study abroad. She was
visiting Germany last summer W. n
the war began and with her tianr",
who WaS also abroad AZ the time, WAS
mons tho first of the refugees to
reach this country
Mr.. StrauS j. n son of Mr.. and
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Mrs. Nathan Straus of - West ScN-
cnty-sccond street and a nephew of
Oscar S. Straus, former Ambassador
to Turkey and Secretary of Com
m"rcc ana Labor under President
Iio sevelt He studied social and po-
l,tiCal economy at the lniver Sity of
Heidelberg and has followed with in
terest the philanthropic activities Of
his father with regard to the agr-
cultural development of Palestine. Mr..
Straus is a brother of II. Grant
Strdus and of Mrs. Irving Lehman.
wife Of Supr me urt Justice Lch-
No date has been set for the
Wcddins.
Tho engagement has been an
uounCcd of Miss Helen " Hard KEEL
ley. u daught q. of MIR. ana Mrs. AUS
tin Kelley of Dongan ~llill'. staten
island. to Alhcrt Cheney Johnson Of
u stun, Mass.
In the ballroom of ,De -. Regis
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CHARITY AFFAIRS-NOTES OF WONlEN'S CLUBS

A GHNNGEAIENTS have been ON.
n plclcd FOR the marriage of Miss
.Ndolc llamcgslough, daughter OF
Mrs Ralph llamerslough Of ~ River
side Drive, To- Isaac stern. The we'd
ding viii he celebrated AT Sno.rN's on
MJfch Ia and the ceremony Will uc rDi-
formrd h, the IN ,;rossmau II
viii T.. FOIL we'd lay a reception.
Miss Ntmers.OugI win haNc he S.
tor. Miss Ethel iltmorslough, for her
maid Of honor and h,r cousin, Ms
Nd'l' llau''yl1ugh, ana Mis-: Su"hlr
Bar Tor w.. bridesmaids. Miit'u
liamcI slough, brother Of IN bride elect.
viii wait upon Nh. Stern 80, hrs,
man aud the u~hers VIII be Munro'
B'rh1nd- and Jesse Rau"r.
en- Tuesday Miss Mario .c ;. Iuer1-
ham Will be married 10 William lIIr..
ErccJcu OF Glen Ridge. Thu wedding
viii t,ho place at the home O. he
uuul. and aunt, Nh aud Airs. ll"uI
-. chapman. IN Glen Ridge, y. H., aai
ihe ceremony VII ne n'I,nrl"ed ny iH'
I,,,. ~. tYdr"ac" Han Wilson. pastor
f tho Glen lidce Conversational
church. Mis- E,,tha BACON ot This
cit, will attend Miss ingrahlm as maid
% homo. ana charles Brew ter CHAP
mar WIN wait upoo MIR. Rr''d'n a.
best man.
NJ. William =. Wa'G'uN nt ;"'
Nc~t Niuc'!-;hird street has made
formal announcement of IA" 'ugaer-
mo., Of her daughter, Miss ktthl'iu.
Iitt,l Wooihull, g. Juli"u Lock
d'I,.'e. Mr., df.stc, vino - = son o.
Mr.. ard Mrs Julian l't.si, of SI'.u.
Ms To- = 3 aduat" of Harvard, class
Of l"iI
NI-s ,Irlt |~inpsuu, duu-nlr" OF Mr.
and Ml-. onu : SgmlrC', Wl.l IT,"
'ualrl,d go Edwin L. l;Uths,nild ON
Na.ucad,a. Ihe Wtudirg viii iHl"
place az tine nome OF her parents, 1854
Nadisur lN'Nll".
Nr. aml Nj. tNc,N + Iu~,rurn "f
N,W liuchcll" have announced tho cH-
gig, uo,I' Of their daughter, Miss tut0-
I'm" II"ddrp rushmau, to lirvis War
ms Roc ,Wcll, Jr. No dat has been
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it, L.. 4t .L1 I~"..r t-A..' "a al
.' ,h, n.in lao ,bo ui.s.s
m,n,r r,,, 49,. I,,.. r,.cm,r Mar
i''a" rn ,i,I,. $3.50. r,,t.,ru.
r n,r,,L, s~.rc,,l r.r,po
,".,'u ..,. I,,.l.,. -,,,.I.rn.. r,r
a., ~ .m.r r,r..r., t.-b,r-
i,i..,h,,n XIII, E.ir.rIr. r.,m.,,.
H,r..,., ,,. ~, Mai, ami Mar
,.,,,,, ". r,,r.ri,. ,,,.,
,.r loco l..,- ,,r ,.. w., or hmm.
~. t,,., Lt-,,, t,,,.b .,r,,.
-
,-.idr,, who ar. descendants of
p,,,iu.t rat, r,u,.li,. viii uar,i,iputc
~, ..u' .,t.r, rm..t =, u. .iy.,. ~. ,n..
r.~,.ry Thc,tr, may. Thursday ,ii.r-
,,.r ...,.n1 ~. "~rhu1r.Y's r.youl-
,.,," II vii Inc f,,. m, b,nant nf mo
I, t,,vaf,. Fund Tho entertainment
vim hn in fbo c,rm nf , urvutulun,r,
dr., >, and In many instance. n chill
d,.r in tho c,., - he "a. d.srcr-
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and Mr.. Hutchinson are now in the
South on their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field are
spending their honeymoon cruising in
Southern waters on the houscboat
Everglades. They were married at the
nome of Mrs. Fields mother. Mrs.
Charles II. Marshall. & East seventy
seventh street. on February e. Mrs.
Marshall sailed yesterday on the lusi-
tdnia to take UP her hospital work in
France. She will he Joined abroad ly
her son-in-law and daughter some
time in April.
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cop'opcd from rhrsi rage.

W. Wolf cutting. Alfonso De Navarro,
Wilm H. D.nsmorc, Felix ". Double
da,. Lyllctuu FbN. George NJ. Gray,
ErsN..c Hewitt. Alhcrt l.. Hoffman,
Murray Hoffman. Joseph Rowland
Hunt. lanes i. Lee. Henry Theodore
L,gectt. Charles T. Mathews, Gordon
NJ Maynard. Henry W. Miller. G..
pacJ'io,h Miller. Jr.. Lawrence Mex.
.ulrr Kenneth NJ. M|urchison. Irving
H. lurdcc. Richard Peters. Stowe
Phelps. VI Taylor l'ync. Jr.. t.orillard
Spencer. Horace Chase Stcbbins. I'hil-
lbs b. Thompson. Newell W. Tiltuu,
Robert T.. Tod. George Is. Wagstar.
Nlcr Wardweil. q Creighton Webb.
lohn T.. Wilkic. T.. cos'cr Wilmording.
l.. StIArt Wing. Ir.. and !. Lorimcr
Worlcu.
The annual Mi-Carcmc carnival in
AID ~ the West Side Juvenile club
viii ~ gIvcn in The ballroom of the
Ei'z-Carlton IN March II. Amateurs
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of tho late Frank ". Millot of rus
sell House, broadway. Worcestershire,
England. Mr.. Millct's father was
among those lost on the i'll faxed Ii
taniC.
Miss Bissell has been passing scvcrL
days in Washington, ID. c., with her
mother.
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Weddings during Lent will he few
and far between, but one Of them will
bc that of Miss Marjorie fickcn.
daughter Of II. Edwards l'ickcn and
niece OF the lat" Mrs. Joseph Marie, to
William Brown Prescott OF Boston ~
the chantry of Grace Church on thu
afternoon Of March .. The wcddiu.
ceremony will he performed by the
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On the same day Miss Anna Cronk-
hite, daughter OF Mr. ard Mrs. Elisha
J.. C~ronkhit,. vii I've married to Will
IN v. &. ituNtuu uf this ci;y I'm ST..
Bartholomew church. After the ccro-
mouy there will he = reception at u"
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The Wedding Of Miss Elsie l.. Nor
rlll. daughter Of Mrs. Amos NORTH. to
J. Willard Tuckormau. Jr., of brook
line. Mass, will he celebrated I'm 81.
Iamcs'~ Protestant Episcopal church.
Madison avenue and Seventy-first
street. on he afternoon Of Npril 10.
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For the hcuctit of ST Uoscs settle
mcut a bridge and GGehrc party Will be
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vi. .ul Nj. tNc,N = 'lt-,uutn 81
NV l,ochcll, have announced tho CG-
gag mc,' Of their daughter. Miss Cut1-
I'm" II"dd"l rushmau, to Iirvis War.
ms Ro, Given, Jr, No dat has been
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m'nti ned for the wedding. but 1t VII
probably take place in the spring.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
MRS. HOPPE ENTERTAINS
ROUND DOZEN CLUB.

On Thursday of last week the
Round Dozen Luncheon Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. L. D. Hoppe and
at the same time Miss Laura Marga-
ret Hoppe, Miss Allie Gambler and
Miss Cora Brown had their luncheon
at a small table in the same room.
The tables were decked with pink
Killarney roses. Beside the club
there were five other guests, Mrs.
John Brantley, of Blackshear, Mrs.
King Copper, of Spartanburg, S. c.,
Mrs. Robert Leach, of Dunedin, Fla,
Mrs. Chipley Seize, of Savannah, and
Mrs. John M. Graham.
After the luncheon the entire par
ty went to the Gem Theater to see
the pictures of the carnival parade
which were unusually fine. Mrs.
John S. Gambler, one of the Atlanta
members, is in Florida which &C.
counts for her absence.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22

Miss Wennie Hawkins has return.
ed from a weeks visit in Blue Ridge
and is now staying with Mrs. N. ].
Horn on Roswell st.
Mr.. B. w. Griggs visited in Ken
nesaw last Sunday and met his old
friend, Mr.. Jim Schley, who with his
wife, is visiting Mrs. Boring after
being in Hot Springs, Ark, for fiji
ty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hudson, Of
Atlanta, announce the birth of a
daughter who has been named Ellen
Matilda for her grand mothers. Mrs.
Hudson was formerly Miss Lillian
Hardage, of Marietta.
The first children's matinee at the
Strand Theater on Saturday morn
ing was a great success in every way.
The pictures suited the children who
came to the number of 375 and the
day was simply perfect.
Miss Irene Malone, who is now at
Wesleyan college will go to Albany
next week, and will be a bridesmaid
at the wedding of Miss Florence Mer-
Ger, and Mr.. Moses Baldwin, which
takes place Wednesday the 9th.
Miss Mercer visited Miss Malone last
summer.
Miss Mary Robson is in Newman
enjoying the festivities attending
the wedding of her cousin, Mr.. Ben
Holtzclaw, of Macon, and Miss Mary
Moor which took place on Wednes-
day. Before returning home she
will go to LAGRANGE to visit Miss
Ruth Richards.
Mrs. S. L. Leake and her daughter,
Miss Marie Leake, have sailed for
their home in San Juan, Porto Rico,
after spending the summer in New
York. They wrote before leaving to
remind us to change the address on
their 'old friend" the Journal, to
San Juan so they would not miss
one issue.
Mrs. John T. Brantley was enter
tanned at several small and informal
gatherings of her girl hoods friends
during her visit to Miss Sallie Camp.
Mrs. Davenport gave a dinner and
also Gem Theater party for her and
Mrs. Gardner invited her one even
ing for tea with Mrs. Davenport,
Misses Addie and Mollie Seize, Miss
Sallie Camp and Miss Fannie Glover.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
Did Not Krosv He
Had Kidney Trouble

Until applied for life insurance."
writes Andrew ODonnell, Birming
ham, Ala Il did not know that l
had kidney trouble, but four ply
sicians who examined me for the com
pany SAID 1 had, and each turned me
down on account of this insidiouS
trouble. Later l was seriously dis
abled and used Foley Kidney Pills,
and used them persistently, until now
one of the Same physicians says I'm
all right and he will o. X. my appli-
cation. l have caused many OF my
friends to buy Foley Kidney Pills"
Overworked kidneys may become
inflamcd and seriously diseased while
the sufferer ignores the warnings.
Backache, rheumatism, uric acid in
the blood, discolored urine, stiff
joints, sore muscles, puffiness under
eyes-any and all of these conditions
deserve instant attention. Foley Kid
ney Pills help the Kidneys to do their
work, soothe and heal irritations and
help throw out poisonous waste mat
ter from the system.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
BUSINESS PHONE
Is

Inc commerfords went to Califor-
Ma by New Orleans and were com.
PEELED by washout to make ouite
detour.
MT Marion Carlisle has accented
position in Kentucky with the
AmerFan telephone and telegram
company.
Mr., Warren Stokely, of Carroll
ton' was in town Saturday and call
cd TO see US. He formerly lived in
Acworth.
Can lend $4,000 on good Cobb
County farms in amounts $1,000
and over at 20, at once. Come
and see us. Sessions Loan & Trust Co.
Mrs. Ralph Butler came over from
Cedartown last week to attend the
wedding of Miss Anna Mae Jones
and Mr.. Sidney Pace.
Mrs. E. L. Harris went to Atlanta
saturday to see Daddy Long Legs
and brought Miss Melissa May home
with her for a week end visit.
Mrs. Henry Myers and Miss Sarah
Green are spending a few days in
Jacksonville on their way to their
winter home in Monticello, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Holmes, of At
lanta, announce the birth of a son
who will be christened DeLacy Poin-
settle. Mrs. Holmes was Miss Pearl
Radford
Mrs. ]. F. Jones, of Yatesville, WIS.,
tied her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Robert
son, last week and little Arthur
Robertson went home with her to
spend some time.
Rev, G. E. Benedict met with q
painful accident Monday. He was
cranking up his Ford, when it
kicked" breaking his wrist.-Ce-
dartown Standard.
After visit to friends in Owens
boro, KY, and to Mrs. G.. A. Park,
in Louisville, Mrs. Mary Davenport
will go on to Washington City and
spend three months.
Miss Matte Sanges, who has been
a popular saleslady at McClure's
for several years, has accepted po-
sition with the telephone exchange
and is now employed in Smyrna
Hon. w. J. Harris, Georgia's mem
Der of the Federal Trade commits
sion, is investigating to find out why
gasoline is sold for SO a gallon in
Chicago and for 16f a gallon in At
lanta.
Amanda Groves celebrated her
eighth birthday on Thursday with
a dear little party to which a few
of her small friends were invited.
Everything was in white and pink
including Amanda. There were
eight pink candles on the pink frost
ed cake and the ice cream and cake
served were pink and white. Suit
able gifts were bestowed and mer-
ry time was spent.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
NEW MUSIC STUDIO.

Mrs. Pierre Camblos took only a
limited number of Miss Fosters pu-
pills in September but she has now
decided to open a music studio down
town and has secured room in the
new Manning Building. This will
enable her to increase the number
in her class by taking those who
wished to join in SeptemSre.. Phone
PAP J.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
SOCIAL AND Personal
telephone Rews for this paas TO
mrs. Carter.
$40

Miss Gladys Hicks has gone to
Box Springs to teach school.
Mr.. P. G. smithwick is recovering
from his recent acute illness.
Miss Evelyn Adair, of Atlanta, Wis
tied Miss Leila Nix last week.
Mrs. Nina Inman, of Midwife, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mitchell.
Little Katrina Van Rensselaer, has
returned to her home in New York
city.
Mrs. L. c. Baldwin is at home af-
ter a delightful visit in Providence.
R. l.
Mrs. S. H. Smith, of Lynchburg.
Va, is visiting Mayor and Mrs.
Dcbbs.
Miss Cornelia Chappell has gone
to Detroit to spend the winter with
relatives.
Mr.. c. ]. Weaver is at home and
will move into his own residence in
a few days.
Represent party who has $24OO. 90
which he desires to lend for IL
months on well improved farm land.
FRED MORRIS.
Mrs. Johns has arrived from Chat
tanooga to join her husband at Lo-
Gust Lodge.
Mrs. Horace Field and Miss Mabel
C0rtelyou attended the Gainesville
fair on Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Teipel has returned
from visit to her father in Win
ston-Salem, N. c.
Phone $50 when you have clean
ing, pressing and repairing. VIM.
Corall, The Tailor.
Mrs. A. H. Ulm and children. of
Atlanta, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Carter.
Miss Cora Brown is spending this
week in Atlanta with her cousin,
Miss Frances Connally.
Mrs. ]. P. Anderson and Mrs. w.
H. Miner motored to Marietta Tues
day.-Bartow Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Towers, of Can
ton, spent Tuesday with their aunts,
the Misses Towers, here.
Rev. G. E. Benedict returned Fri
day from few days visit in Mariet-
ta.-Cedartow Standard
Can lend $4,000 on good Cobb
County farms in amounts $1,000
and over. at 79o, at once. Come
and see us. Sessions Loan & Trust Co.
Mrs. Ticknor and children, VINO
have been for some time at Locust
Lodge have. returned to Albany.
Mrs. Homer ,McClatchey has re-
turned to Rome after spending a few
days in town with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Gaddy had an unusually pref
ty window on the day of the carni-
val and his store is always very at
tractive.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

beoa@t lem, lire @egner nie6er5u-
ringer. Mem lie es fir 1r0Stbig o6er
nllBltb blelten, tpiirber Tie ben balben
S5ean NIT Minen beitreuen, uno
ape1m irgeno elm Nrofe1ior zines rel-
trolem 2onoes ibnen barob @orbal-
tnngen mod]en ober ibner Mnmeiiurg
ltber ben @ebral1b ibrer unteri ee-
boote geben lpollte, tuiiroen fife i'm
ld)on aa1slad)em. I11h nit @ebt. Gin
@of, oaS man g%e5tpuneen bot, feline
gphten5 gut bertbet6igeI fiat 1ibt
BLOB 6as &edt, iotr6ern a116 sic
Yflidt> bon leoer @affe @ebrm16 gu
MAIDEN, Die ibm our @erfiiga1ng itebt.
Denti6lano be6robt a1nieren ne1atra-
l1re Sanoel ni9t. SIN ser Mo6t nn6
int @elieben 6es Brdii6enten @ilion
ltebt e. amerifamibe S6iffe Dor Be-
%foroerung bon @onterbon6e, sic auetn
ibre @iderbeit gefabr6en fonn> gu
marnen uno tpe1111 er miM, fan11 CT
ibnen bird &riegsi&iffe oud no@
ii6ereS @eteit geber Iaiien. @ober
&err Soft oie @ifenidoft bat, 6oB
Dentidlamo ge0robt babe, nertrale
GIT %berienfen, obne ifh iber it,
re @elltralitdt gu pergeuiiierm piiien
mir ni@t. SeoenfaGs nidt aus SEN
amtltden oeutiden @un6gebungen.
gntueoer bot @err Soft Ste Brofla-
nation Ser oeutiden M6mtlaritdt bonn
4. 6ebrltar un6 oie ipdter 6a81 gege=
benen Grla1terungen ni@t geleien
o6er er bat tie nidt Der ta1r6en. DuS
cine lit 10 idlimm mie SOS an6ere.
8enn man Brdii6ent Ser Ser. Stoa=
ten gepeien lit nn6 int tpi1ieni6aft=
1i6en 2eben 6es 2an6es cine 6tel<
lung einnimmt, ion man iiber 10
ernit tie Mngelegenbetten rtdt re6en,
mentr man iidJ iiber sic Sbatiaden
nidt gong gena1t orientiert bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

ier S6ealisml.s Dem bel1tid)en @olte
gleidiam iiber Madt abbau6en &c.
fommen iet. 60 ipridt elm ebrli9er
nn6 onitam0iger @ng1an6er at ieinen
2aBlc,ten, um6 was er ibnen iagt,
lit @ort fir @ort mabr. l1no sic
@rii,roe, bie Mormam Mngeu ms Gref-
fen fiibrt, Inn gnglan6 un6 ieinen
@erbiin0eten Ole llm0gIidfeit gu De-
mpnltrieren, Deutl6lan6 al bernid-
TEN ooer gu unterioden, ftn6 @epabr
bafiir, bab SOS 6e11tlde @olf aus 6ie-
fem gapaltige1t &ingen als Sieger
%berporgeben miro. 0as @olf, oas
Dor b111r6ert Sabren imitar6e mar,
na6 Sabren ser idtueriten 9emiitbi=
gl1ng NIT ieinen 6amals nod] gerimz
gen &raften 6aS Sod 6es foriiiden
groberers ab5ui@iitteln, miro iid BON
England un6 ieit1en 8%erbinoeten, 6en
&oiofen> @burfas, Mfgbonen> Gegern
aus Senegambien nn6 Gl1rfos ridt
nie6erringen laiien. @s bot SEN @il=
len gum Siege un6 es bat sic @roft,
ln6 bamit fam es Der ganaen 8elt
tpoben. Ser 6euti@e @or bat SER
Slug 51r Come genomme11, nn6 jene
oie beriuden, i'm m1f5ubalten, tner-
Sen eS idper 5u biiben babe1r. 9em
Ser 6eutide Mar bat idorfe 5dnge!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
8etrd%tlt@ erf@attert.

Cine redt mertniir6ige &eoe bat
Ser ebemalige Braii6ert Saft in Mor=
rtstotpn I'M Stoate Seem Seriep geboI-
ten. &err Salt bat Dor einiger 3eit
i9on MertBerungen iiber Sen &rieg
ltn6 ste 5tel1a1ng Ser Ser. 5tanten
5u ibm gemadt, Die SOS @ertraa1en
IN feline itoatsmannii6e @init9t be-
tairdtIih eri9iittert baben. 9ie1er
Gage fiat er es nod idIimmer ge=
madt. Seine &e6e in Morristopn
lielt itdt als Oh Elm &onflift 5tpi19en
Ben Ser. Staate11 un6 0eutl9lat6 in
unmittelbare Mdbe geriift lei. @ie
@err Gaft 5u 6ieier iorroerbaren Mn-
nab1ne fommt, lit inns 11nerftn6li6.
Deutidlan6 bat nidts getbat, bon
Sen Ser. Staaten ni6ts berlangt urr6
ibren ni@tS 5l1gem11tbet, mas bier
a119 MIR GIT elmer leidten @eritim=
m11ng @ermlaiiung geben f0nnte.
@em 6ie Ser. Stoaten berte tire
@riiten5 gegen sic balbe 8elt pertbei=
6igen miibten, miir6en Tie genoa1 10
bon6eln 1pie Del1tidlmt6 gegentpGrtig
bnn6elt. @ber nod ettpas riidiidts=
loier. sic miir6en iid) 6en &ufud
Inn 6en ~neutralen &an6eI iderer, fo11>
bern 5ltnddit un6 Dor ollem 6arauf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Die @idtidm1r fir Die Politit

Die @idtidn1r fir Die Yolitit
3elltidlan6s auf bob @eredtigfeit
l1n6 gleide @elegenbeit fir ale SOL
fer Die @runolage iein miibte, ouf
Ser es iein Mnieben in Der 8elt be.
griin6en iolle.
3itie Mniidten mer6en iett audi
bier betannt; urr6 Die aufridtigen
Nmerifaner miiiien augeiteben, onB
iie nit Ser tbatiddIiden Bolitif
9e11tidlan6s eber iibereinltimmen>
ols 6ie aa6eutiden @bantaitereien;
uno lie tpeiter ii@ 6ieie ueber3eugu1g
i'm 6en @ereinigten Staaten 8abn
bridt, Inn 10 mebr miro ser Mrgtpobn
gegen 9eutidIano un6 Die @ngit Dor
iei1ren angebli6en 8eltberridaftsbe=
%ltrebungen beri6minoen.