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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Kirhkne nahrihten.

: SS1 Ser bonn bodm. P. 8e6a,
3. g. g., int Eopn Mi0tpoo6 pa
~itorierten ct. @oio-@ emein6e err
tbeilte Ser bobtp'ite @err 8iidof
Soiepb S. 8mi6 am Dienitag Dos FL.
tgoframent ser Sirnu1ng. Mn6eren
Cages eritottete Der Sberbirte in SOL
6ingfor6 ei,1en offi5iellen 8eiud.
SSn ct. @en6el, mo- bo6m. &err
s. @un6erma1m als Seeliorger a1t=
geitellt tit, tpa1r6e Mitttpo6 6os Set
0es fl. @enoelinus, 6as @atrons=
felt 6ur9 Elm feterlitpes 2ebitenamt,
mabren6 mel1em bo6m. @err Ste=
pban BON Slice sic Jeltpre6igt bielt,
%begangen.
$ SSt Ser ct. Sobr @artius Stride
5m ct. @lomb fan6 Mittpo6 6ie Ba=
t~ronsfeier itatt, 1pobei Dem bodp.
&fforrer @otfa sic bobtp. @erren
9uoef bon @ilmnnton, &11i1 bon
6olep, &ron bon Glensburg un6 @os=
po6or BON Stpar &iper a11sbalfen.
Dus feierlibe 2ebitenamt celebrterte
Ser bodp. @err Dat6ef> mobei bodm.
@err &ron Die Seltprebigt bielt.
@eim MISUNDERSTANDING preoigte
ser bo9m. &err @ospo6ar.
* SIN 4. gaobember miro Ser
bodap'ite SEER 8iidof sos. 8aid in
ct. gfi9oIaS bie 11en erri6tete Bforr=
firde 6em Dienite 6es @errn meiben;
an ienem Gage miro Ser Sberbirte
6aielbit a1t9 6as fl. Saframe1t Ser
5irmrtt1g fpen6en. Sic 1reuen Mltare
fiir 6as 1d0ne @ottesbalts iinb ot1ge-
fomme11 rno tper6en iebt m1fgefteat.
&odtp. 8farrer Sbome1rberger ma6=
tie Somrtag sic 9nfiin6ig1ng, bdB
bom IA. bis 81. Mobember 5tpei
bo6tp. @ailiom1tenbater in ieiner &C.
mein6e eire FL. Miilion balten 1per=
6en. a..
Sim 5. September ertbeilte ser
bo6'lte @err @ii6of. sos. S. @ui6
in ser bom bo6m. @errn S. SUP gu
NQ6na p ltorierten ct. Mrtonius=
@emein6e 80 @in6ern 6as fl. Sufra=
ment Ser 6irnutng. Gem 9io5eim1-
Sberen tp11r6e bel i%eirer Mnfnnft Elm
ber5Gi@er gmpfang bereitet. Sm Be-
gleitang 6es @errn 8iidofs befan=
ben itb sic bodm. &erren Mr5t nno
&trnefompf bon Smtf Centre un6
@eBling bon @elt Union. MuBer
biefen balfen bel Ser 6eitlidfeit aus
sic bodm. Serren @rotb bon 2afe
George mn6 Moper- bon 8elgraoe.
Sos id0ne Teit miro Ser @emeir6e
in lteter grinner1tng bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Die Grflar1tns bes &Snias bon
@riedenlo11o, baB es feline 8fli6t lei,
fem 2ano oanor 5n betpabren, 6ab es
0l1rd) @ermidelung in Sen europai-
1den a'rieg Ser @ermiiitltmg onbeim-
faue, fam nur an sic M6relie Ser
MGiierten geridtet iein. @enn Tie
fins es, Sic @ried)enlan6 IN 6en
s@rieq pertpideln, es fogar 6a1rb Dro=
brtngen bineinorangen monen. Sic
g%rflar1n1g oes &0nigs lit cine fatego=
rtlde notwithstanding, 6ie man
ie6enfnns aat6 in 2on6on nn6 NariS
periteben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
england fat 8mlsariem Ben 8rieg

OuYlulIu Dul SulYu%teu OS1I Os%lS9
erflart. @ar11m iolte es a16 mdt.
M%ontenegro bat ia feiner3eit ou@
Seuti6lan6 Sen &rteg erflart. Sic
@ulgaren tper6en ii@ idtperlt@ biel
oora11s maden un6 fir 6te Serben
lit sic engliide &riegserfldr1ng mr.
Elm idtpader Sroit. gngIan6 bm iei-
ner5eit u1d ser Gurfei Ben &rieg En-
fIart, uno idledbt gera1g lit es ibm
befommen. 9ie englii6e &riegser-
flarl1ng fam m1r ba5n beitrogen, Die
@ituotion auf 6em 8alton gu flaren.
Sic 8ulgaren tpii1en iebt, tpie lie Die
in galonifi g%elan6eten engltf1en
Sruppen 51 bebon6eln baben. Ser
Son5 am 8aIfa1 miro lebbafter tper-
ben, un6 SOS farm sic @mi9ei6ung
1t11r bei6leumgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
@ie es in Gerbien amsiiebt, ergiebt

ii6 aus einem in ser S6mei5 einge,
troffenen 8riefe zines ierbiiden go
5ialiitenfiibrers. uDieier &rieg -
gegen Seiterrei6 - fat Serbien
r11iniert," i6reibt er. yllnier sano
lit bermiiitet, 11niere 8ebolfernng CUR
&aIfte pernidtet. 9as 8eite un6
@ertbpouite in 5erbien lit nidt mebr.
Sos 2m6 tit eri90pft, Dos 8olf IN
ber3meifelter Stimmrng un6 Ser
Trie6en miro aqentbalben iebniiidttg
ertportet." Serbien batte 6en Srie=
6en baben f0nnen, aber England bat
es niebt ge6ml6et, bab es ii4 nit De-
iterrei@ beritdmoigte. @nglon6 bot
6os ornre, bertpiitete 2an6 at 1te1tert
Mnitrenga1ngen aufgepeitidt. @u6
6erbier miro fir @nglan6 berbluten.
@ie 8elgien un6 Tranfreii@. 2us lit
ser 6lu9 Ser englti9en Sreunofdat.
Ser @DIfermor6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
St. S. sc. 8arnbam, oiteopa-
tiider Mr3t, @bone 68-9, SOB ct.
@ermain-@ trabe, ct. CLOUD, Mtnn.
Mitter-
8emadt rei3bare &tn6er.

Scenes 8ieber, @Idiie, 3dbnefntr-
{den beim @dlafen un6 belegte Gum
ge iin6 8oraeiden, 6aB @uer &in6
@irmer in ieinem @pitem bot.
&idapoo 8urmt0oter bertretbt bul6
oieie @oraliten. Ct lit b%olita16ig
ie1bit fir sic b%elifateiten
@in6er. Gr lit ongenebm at neb~
men, bot bret mirfiame me6i5inii6e
@iQenihaften: - pirft mie ein 2ara.
tip, pertreibt sic Miirmer un6 baut
oos Spitem ouf. Sangt NIT Ser 8e.
bon6lung beute an ur6 bebt Die l1r.
fade ser @ei3barfeit. 25f. -Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
9em Soften iol maj, nar @ntes

Sen Soften ioQ man nar 8ttes
nohreoen, iagt ein altes latetnil6es
@pridaport, beiien Mabm1ng btrs
iiberreidt bis auf Sen be11tigen Sag,
u1ro sic a,1d) nit penigen g11s1ab-
men befoIgt miro OBJ nerolerter
ODER u%nperoienter @eiie. Sn mobls
peroienter @eiie firbet 6aS a11geges
benc Mobnport Nntpenolng anf Dem
%per1torbemen @errn Sobam 3app,
oeIleu 9ebe1stponoel midt bloB ge-
redter @eile geriibmt, ionoern nls
cine Ml1iterbobn be5ei6net meroen
fonn. 9a1rdb feline unermiiolide
@iuensfrat uno ieiren iteten SleiB,
gepoart NIT &ebli6feit unb Hrompt'
belt, eab ct tpie ieiren &irbern 10 Der
go1,5en SS11gerb 6os bette 8eiiptel gu
ertpiinIdtem Sortfommen, onrd leine
Gborafterfeltigfeit uno @epiiienbaf=
tiafeit, sic it linn Sen e6elgelinnten
edit nelrtld)en Mam portebren lte=
Be1t, bie1te er ser Mdnnertpelt 5um
@f11iter, 11n6 fem ausgeipro6ener
sSreunoid)afts= un6 @obltbatigteits-
flint, Ser mande Gorge ietner Wtt-
menld)en pergelien madte, mandes
bon 9eio geq1taltes Ser5 bernbtgte
unb mond)e burb Summer erpreBte
Sbra11e trodlrete, gilt als Morm fir
ole, 1pelde Sic in linn pereinigten
gl1ten gigenidaften fannten, ben
@erblid)enen 6arob ebrten un6 adte=
ten rno ibm iiber 6as @rabe binaus
ein gelegnetes Mn0enfem erbalten
1peroen. Sn bem peritorbenen Serrn
Sobann Sapp ma1r6e elmer Ser beIten
@iirger unierer Staot unb nnieres
Gpltrtp, ein goelmann, 6ur6 6en 500
in Sic gmigfeit a%bberufen, tpobin ibm
1eine nielen gl1ten Tbaten CUR etpigen
@ergeltung gefolgt iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Ser re,te 3eppelim.Mmgriff amf


2on6on miro ser englti6en &reiie
mobrldeimli@ mieoer @erunloiiumg
g,ben, a1f sic Sbranen6riiiem Ser
Mitmelt gu oriiden un6 in befanrtter
@einerIidfeit 5n bert6ten, tpie 6ie
9utfdiffe ionit 8mar feinen groBen
@1a6en angeridtet, aber cine Gn-
5abI fleiner @%obnbaa1ier, 6ie riibreno
1nidnl6igen &itten Ser 8ei6ma1idr
felt mn6 Graali9feit 3erft0rt, @5reiie,
Tra11en un6 &inoer, sic lnfduloigen
@in6lein ielbitperftdn6li@ IN ibertpie<
GENDER 3abI, eet06tet o6er 6o@ 5eit-
lebens nngliifli6 gemadt batten. Die
@ubrieligfeit ser @nglanoer, ibr fanf=
tes Mitgefiibl NIT 6rauer unb &im=
BERN, itebt geraoe 6ieier Mation 10
BEL on6ers m1mutbig at @e]idt, 6ie
tpabren6 6es 8l1renfrieges ben
6ra1en mn6 @inolein 6erart bebag-
li6es nnterfommen in Ben BON Sit
aener erfunoenen &on3entrotions1a-
germ bereitete, bab mber 5tpan5igtal1-
1en6 B11renfin6er aus 6teiem tr6ii6en
Symmetrical in Elm beiier3 Serieits
bef6r6ert mur6en Die 81trenfra11en,
sic 6as miterIeber mtBtem, erinrern
iih be1te mod idou6ern6 Ser fleinen
tgarge, 6ie 6om1aIs ie6en Sag maj
ienbaft als Dem @ara6tes Ser &on=
3entrationslager 5r,m 8egrdbntBp1ab
getrage1r tplrben, un6 berfluden 6as
gramfane goI, bns ibuen 6as attge-
tbar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
@ie bod nta1, in @nglanb bic @i1fe

~0tk yUuV *tuet w SNS**V~ Wv Ps*iS
einfdakt, sic Nrdii6ent 8ilion DEM
Snielreide leiitet, ergtebt itd aus Ell
1rer nmterre6rng, sic Sans &irditei=
ger in Sal5burg NIT einem @nglan=
ser batte, Der Dor ieiner 8eniionie=
rlng in ser engliiden Marine eine
bobe Stellrng einnabm. Das &C.
1prGb fam nmurli6 o11d amf Ben
&rieg. &irbiteiger fragte BEN eng
Idn6er: u@as fagen Sic gu BEN Mie-
oerlagen Sbrer @erbiin6eten in Stub
Gan6? Sbre 8eitiir5ltng i6eint ni6t
groB 5u fem" Gareuf Ser gngldn=
Ser: Ser Mrs6rud @erbiin6ete lit
ridt ga13 ridttg. @ir gnglan6er
iin6 Sic &erren in Ser @elt un6 fen-
mem glei6mertbige Ma@t an. Son
8erbiin6eten f0nner mir baber nrr
in DEM Gimme ipreden, 6aB nnS
Sran5oien un6 &uiien berbrnoen, 8.
+. gum &riege 1T un1erem SSntereiie
perpflidtet fino. l1nridtig. 1T au@
6us @ort @ierberbanb. Mls men1t
mir 1ie .@uiien 5rm8oien un6 Static
11er at nnierer @eite bdtten. 3ebr-
maI mebr als gart5 SStalien lift utts
Sic @riegsbilfe bon Morbamertfa
Sn, Sic @ereinigten 5toate1t
BON Mor6amerifa itn6 ltrs in 8abr=
beit Der Bette un6 %treueite 8un6esge<
no5ie. Sbne 8rGli6ent @illon mare
Sronfreib fdom berloren nnb Der
at @roe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Muf Mn,ueiimmg bes Mrbeitsiefr,

Mmf Mnueii,ng bes Mrbeitsiefre-
tars @ilion bat bte Metp Dorfer Git
neutrality-suspicious. fiinf5ebn engli-
1de &ontrafarbeiter, Die mod ct.
2oa1is geben, I'M IN 6ortigen 6abri-
fen bel ser Mnfertiga,ng bon &riegs-
material fir England 31 belfen uno
Sic Mnfertigatng al i%ibernadyen, gu.
lollen miiiien. @te6er Elm 8etpeis,
tpie ge1,al1 man eS in @aibington nut
Sen Yflidten nimmt, bie mir, INN nit
Ser '2on6oner SimeS al re6en, als
(ein uertbbouiter 8unoesgenoiie
ENGLAND %gege1iiber baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Gin Qeier 6es rMprbitern" felt sic

Sin Hefer 6eS rNtOr6fer11" ifellt Die
Truge, tparum ser Hraii6ent ant leb-
TEN Samitag ridt Ser gntbiiQung 6es
Steuben-D enfmaIs b%eigepobnt babe.
SIT bo6 flor, er muBte gum 8uie-
baqipiel nod philadelphia 9ebem;
6ieieS rationale gretgnib lit 6od) tpids
tiger, OILS bie gntbiillarng zines Gent
mails fir eine11 INSTRUMENTATION
&el6en, Ser fir omerifamii6e Ireibeit
lln6 gegen englifhe Sprannei &c.
Mmpft fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

sedsie Milionen sOnnen aartOf.
feln bot Deutidlun6 geerntd. unb
6ide anrtoffeln ald. Sid genllg,
INN bie inteligen5leien Oetonometl
oes @ierperbmlbe8 Dor Meio beritell
3ll mad)en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
@a& 5mperlaHigem ge,

berliert 6ie omeritmniide @eidafttss=
pelt 6mr9 sic britii9e &%abel3eniur
tGgli6 etnige Milionen Collar. limo
in @aibington erflart man a9lel<
51denb, 11ar tonne ibr 1idt belfen.
So, menr sic 3eniur bon Deutidlar6
ODER bon ser Enrfei berbangt miir=
6e - Damn miir6e iebr idmeu gebol-
fen fem. @emgltens tpiir6e mani es
an erpergiiden @eriuden, SOFTEN,
Bertparm1nge1r nnb Drobungem ni@t
feblen laiien. Mber England -
eaglifdye &sramer 5lterit un6 Damn Ser
ameritanti9e @el9dftsma1n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Die Gleaana nit Der Sbeppbile
DeIcolle BON ser 8iibne 6eS ellropat-
idlen @riegstbeaters per1dmumoen lit,
lit elm 8epeig fir sic 8ortrefflt6feit,
init ser sic 8erlenfl1ng arbeitet. Sir
g6mar6 @rep 1olte iidy porieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Ser Metu @prfer ltniperiltats=@!

SeT 1(eu DuTIcT uNtutl ltIulS=Se=
not bat Dem omerifamii6en Seebeloen
SSobn 9arl Sones einen Blab in Ser
@1bmesbulle ser u%ntberiitat berpei=
gert. Sotres por 1rGiimrlib Elm l11terbiH=
li@er 6ein6 ser @nglan6er uno
ibr gefiirdteter @egrer CUR Gee, nn6
mDgIidermeii e bdtte Ser britiide
5tottbolter in @aibington, Serr
Gpring=&ice, an einem a1t6ertparti=
gen 8eidluB 6es @etrats MnitoB &C.
1ton1m1e1t. Grot6em miro Sobu Saul
Sones 1o9 als &el6 gefeiert meroen>
tpen11 sic @Qmmer6ienerraturer 6eS
Seem Oorfer l1niperlttatsi enats langit
bergelien iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
9eiu Jranenitimmredt lit Ser

@ein Branenitimmredt 1T Ser
@ablentideio, Der i'm Stoate Seem
Seriep am 0ienitag troy @ilions
tiir3ltder grtldr1rlg, er ielbit meroe
fiir boS Mmenoemet1t ltimmen, &C..
geben tm,r6e. 3es Hrdjtoenten 8re-
3tnft in Seriep gitp itimnte Dem
Yraii6enten our @elebrllng NIT $50
gegen 81 Stimmen. Die Mebrbeit
Der @egner 6es Braleni timmredts
lift cine Acknowledgements.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Sic miloe @be, sic sic Mad)te bes
@ierperbon6es eingegangen iin6, ge-
1toltet ii9 immer mebr 5u elmer
bodmo0er1ten gbe. Gin fnappes Sabr
bat man ii6 geliebt> iebt 5a1rtt man
ii9, un6 90 pflegt es big our @dei-
Dung nidt iebr tpeit gu iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
3n oerfanfen

200 Mder Garm - 70 Mdcr I'M.
ter Nflug - IS Mder @ieie, 8elt
unb 8uidlano. @rgicbigcr
9ebmbooen uro quite @ebauoe auf
oem BIabe. M6beres bel
37-ba s. $. BOD,
Mlbonp. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Die Staliener baben Ansf, aaf
BENT 8olfun NIT Sen Deut1den 5u.
iammen5uitoBen. Ma6 ben @rfab=
r1ngen, sic tie nit Deutldlan6s Ser
biir1oeten gen1adt baben, fann man
ibnen oieie Mng1t nadfiiblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Sic @mTen ppllcn SrItppea mad
benz @alton idtden, iobalo iie tpelde
our &erfiiga,ng baben. BIS oablr1
f6nnen bic gngldn6er nno S%ran3o1en
Idyon mieoer 5u &auie fein. 9aS
beiBt, penn ettpas BON ibnen dbrtg
gebIieben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Baron @ea6ing, Der Qorb.D berrt6-

ter bon g1glan6 unb @orlibe1tber Ser
Sdnorrer%-& ommillion, bat
@8elr,d int @eiBen 6auie gemadt.
9eoiglih eiren @0flidfeitsbeiuh, tpie
terlid)ert mtro. M0gli6ertpeiie bat
CT alio Sem 8ralioente,1 nl1r er3ablen
1polen, tpie ma,r einen uebrenpoaen"
@arferott ma6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Sir Stabt gigentbum obet
,Sarrn-9onoereien ipredt pcr bel s.
g. @oung. ct. Glouo, Mim. 44bo
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-09-02
RAISING 100000
TO HELP KAISER
CHICAGO GERMAN TAKEN AT
COUNCIL BLUFFS HAS $4,000
IN CASH ON HIS PERSON.

Omaha. Neb.-Ott Werner, Ger
man of suburb of Chicago, ar
rested in Council Bluffs, Ia, and
brought to Omaha, Tuesday, declar-
ed that he intended to raise a fund
of 100000 to help the Kaiser
out"
Fifteen thousand in cash and
memoranda on his person were said
to indicate that Werner had secured
approximately SIS, 900. He is known
to have secured $500 in Omaha
and more in other cities.
According to the police Warner
specialized in large checks and false
paper money. He has been in the
United States one and one-half years
and speaks brokenly.
Bomb for AeropIane Factory
Depew, N. Y.,-A dynamite poma
placed in front of the home of Maui
rice X. Combs, head of an aeroplane
company whose plant now in course
of erection will be used for the man
ufacture of aeroplanes for the Allies
exploded Tuesday and blew the wall
out of the house. No one was in
jured.
Recently it was rumored that vio-
lence would be used if necessary tc
prevent the manufacture of the com
pany aeroplanes.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-09-02
STERLING PLUNGS
DOWNWARD AGAIN
AND REACHES $4.5O
Foreign Exchange Mar
ket at New York is
Paralyz=d.
ORDERS AT STAKE
Continued Slump Will En-
danger Hundreds of Mil
lions of Foreign Trade.

New York City.-English money
already deprcciated to figure with.
out II parallel in the history of Fl.
nance, took another phenomenal
drop today.
Pound sterling sold down, within
the first hour of dealing, to $3.50, a
break of five and onc1quarter cents.
and downward plunge to eleven
cents within two days.
The drop caused the greatest an
Xicty as to the possible effect on
American exports, now at top figurr,.
Continued and unchanged dcprccia-
tion, it is thought, would effect tens
of thousands of American workmen
possibly, by ultimately closing down
factories now supplying Great Britain
with commodities.
Before that could happen, it is ex-
planned, there would have to be a
cancellation or curtailment of foreign
orders to American producers, at
present totalling hundreds of mil
lions of dollars and great dimuni-
ton in the value of new orders. Both
the latter contingencies are expect
cd, it is said, in case sterling should
go much lower.
The immediate effect of the great
drop since yesterdays close is n
virtual paralysis Of the foreign cN-
change market.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-09-02
u. S. DREADNAUGHT
FIRST ELECTRIC
BATTLEsHTP CALIFORNIA TO BE
LAUNCHED SEPT. 10TH, WILL
BE DRIVEN BY MOTORS

New York City.-The new battle
ship California to be launched Sept.
10th, will be the worlds first electric
dreadnaught and from point of size
will be greater than any foreign bat
tleship built or building. The Califor-
MIA and her two sister ships the Miss
issippi and the Idaho, already author
lied will displace 80 900 tons, alr'ost
one thousand tons more than the new
dl eadnanght Pennsylvania nov ol
the way to completion.
The California will be ship of in
novations. She will cost 81 100000
without her armor or armament
which is expected to cost as much
more. She will have speed of twen-
ty one knots an hour, will be 624
feet long, 81 feet across her beams
and will draw 80 feet of water. She
will carry twelve fourteen-inch guns
mounted three abreast in a turret,
twenty-five five inch rapid fire guns
and will have four submerged tor
pedo tubes.
The principal feature of the new
dreadnaught. however is the machin-
cry lOT Fttl'eliliS lGi W SiS- iiNiNl
She will ! @ driven by motors which
will deliver electricity made by steam.
The navy experts believe the electric
installation is cheaper than steam
propulsion and reduces the weight OF
machinery The collier Jupitor has
been so successful with electric ma
chinery that the navy feels justified
in adapting it to dreadnaught.
Outwsrdly the California will
bring a drastic change of liae and ap-
pearance to the battlefield. Instead
of the blunt gray nose OF the present
day big tighter her bows will be tap
cred INTO graceful yaaht-like stem
much like those of the famous clio-
per sailing ships that carried tn
American flag at the head of the
worlds swiftest craft in tie 40's and
H0's. II Will be the first lime since
the steel ships replaced the old frig-
ates and ships of the line that clip
per stems have been seen in the fleet
Her overhanging bow will project
more than twenty feet beyond her
cutwater and will give place for three
ahcilurs instead of two as on The pres
ent ships. The third will hang plum
over the stem. The new bow wi
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-09-02
APPEAL CASE ON
PRIMARY SYSTEM
RICHARDS CARRIES TO SUPREME
COURT HIS CONTEST AGAINST
THE NEW MEASURE

Huron, S. D.,-Printed briefs have
Just been filed in the state supreme
court in the case of State eX rel VS.
the Auditor of Beadle county on the
appeal from the decision of Circuit
Judge Taylor in which he held that
the legislature has power to repeal a
law by a direct vote of the people.
This case involves two vital ques-
tions. First, the peoples right to
rule under the initiative and referen-
ilum. Secondly, whether the Rich
ards primary law shall govern the
next party nominations in South Da-
kota.
South Dakota was the first state in
the union to adopt the initiative and
referendum. and also the Richards
idea of political organization which
provides for Independent and minor
ity and majority representation, as
open-debated proposals of men and
measures in party primaries.
The initiative and referendum was
first introduced by one Rev. Father
Haire of Aberdeen. S. ID. and adopt
ed in the resolutions If the knights
of Labor and the Farmers Alliance
at joint state meeting at Columbia,
S. ID. in 1884. After fourteen years
of continuous agitation and discus
sion, the principle was finally adopt
ed as a constitutional amendment at
the November election in 1898. 1t
remained dormant, however, until
the Richards primary petition was
circulated in the fall of 1904 and pre-
sented with twice the required num-
bes of signatures to the legislature
OF 1905 which legislature fatty re-
fused tine people their constitutional
right, by declining to submit the
same to a vote of the people.
After two unsuccessful attempts in
the legislature, the Richards primary
law petition re-appeared in the fall
of 1910; submitted to the legislature
in 1911, voted in November election
in 1912 and carried two to one I'm
mediately sought its repeal by a sub
stitute called the Coffey primary law
which was voted on in November
1914 but the Richards law was again
sustained by good majority. Never
theless the 1915 legislature immed-
lately repealed the Richards law and
passed new primary law. Then the
people for the third time petitioned
for the reenactment of the Richards
law in amended form, to be voted on
at the November election in 1916.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-09-02
SUBMARINE SUNK
AFTER THE ARABIC
AMBASSADOR PAGE REPORTS
THAT PLUNGER THAT TOR
PEDOED LINER WAS HER
SELF SOON DESTROYED.

Washington, ID. C.-Bearing out
reports that the German submarine
which sank the Arabic has herself
been sunk, state department officials
today revealed that the report from
Ambassador Page at London the day
after the sinking OF the Arabic indi-
Gated that the German submarine had
been destroyed near the scene of the
Arabic disaster. 1t was also revealed
at the state department that affi-
davits had been received from sur
vivors of the Dunsley, the steamer
attacked just before the Arabic was
sunk presumably by the same
submarine. The alfidavts told OF
seeing the submarine but said that
it bore no distinguishing marks Sec
retary Lansing conferred briefly with
President Wilson on the Arabic mat
ter just before seeing Count Won
Bernstorff today
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-09-02
GERMANY FORMALLY
AGREES TO WARN ALL
PASSENGER VESSELS
KILLED
BY U. S. POSSE
HUERTA LIEUTENANT LOSES
LIFE IN RUNNING BATTLE
FOLLOWING ATTEMPTED
HOLD UP.

| El Paso, Texas. Pascua]
| Orozco, prominent military leader in
| MeXico's many revolutions of the last
five years was killed late Tuesday
afternoon in a fight with a posse OF
American civilians, customs officers
and troops of the 18th United States
cavalary. according to the govern
ment's report received here late Tues
day. Tho battle took place in Green
River canyon of the Hight Lonesome
mountains in Culberson county, Tex
as following raid on the Bick Love
ranch Monday. Orozco and four com
panions were pursued from the Sierra
Blanco country into the foothills. The
last of the band died at dusk
How desperately they fought was
shown by four bullet wounds in the
body, positively Unidentified, according
to reports, as that of the Huerta gen
eral.
Orozco was one of Francisco l. Ma
dero's chief military commanders in
his revolution against President Diaz.
Later when military governor of Chi
huahua, he deserted Madero and es-
poused the cause of Victoriano Huer-
ia and subsequently organized the
"Colorados' of the Chihauhau bor-
der AS Huerta general he was de-
feated and driven from Mexico by
Villa at Ojinaga in 1913
Body is Identified.
Sierra Blanca, TeXas.-The body
of General Pascual Orozco, hero OF
the Madero revolution of Mexico, lies
in an undertaking establishment at
El Paso, Tex. Beside him are the bod
les of his companions killed in
running fight Monday with posse
composed of the 18th cavalry, Gus
toms house officials and civilians.
The body has been positively identi-
fed as that of Orozco by a govern
ment official from El Paso.
Ii is believed here that the attack
on the Love ranch, which led to the,
running fight and their death was
the result of their failure to meet a
band of nearly 100 "Colorados" led
by Edurado Salinas, who is known to
have started from the vicinity of
Maria to the Bosque Bonite country
Mexico near where the running fight
terminated.
Owing to the non-arrival of Salin-
es, ii is believed Orozco and his com
panions, pressed for food, decided to
hold up the Love ranch.