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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS
. . . . . . . :, . . .

- -
Governor-Park Trammell.
secretary of State H. Clay Crav-
ford
Attorney General-Thomas F.
West.
Treasurer c. Luning.
Comptroller-W. V. Knot,
Commissioner OF .riculture-H
\ McRae
Superintendent Of Public Instrue
tion-W. y. Sheats.
Adjutant General. c. r. Eos.
ter
STATE Ernest Amos.
STATE Chemist-R. z. Rose.
Board 0. Trustees Internal In
2roYement Fand-The Governor.
CON ptroller. Treasurer Attornev
General and Commissioner Of Agri-
cnl;lTt
Board Of E5Ycation-The Cover
nor secretary Of State. Attorney
General Treasurer and Superinteud
mt Of Public lnstru t:on.
Board Of State lastitltion-Tn
'Iolernor. Secretary Of state. Treas
aFer, Attorney General. Commission
er o. Agriculture and Supe-intep6-
ent Of Public Instruction.
board Of State InsIitution-Th
Secretary II State. Treasurer. A.
ioraey General, Com missioner -
Agriculture and Superintendent -
P1tlic Instruction.
BOARD q Pardons-The Governor
secretary q State. Attorney General
anc Commissioner OF Agriculture
:. ynators-Hoa. Nathan P
brsan Jacksonville; Hon. Duncan
:. Fletcher, jacksonville
:. gressman-First District
STEPHEN NJ Sparkmsn. Tampa. s.,
ond District. Frank Clark. Gaines
vile: Third District. Emmett VII
son. Pensacola; Fourth. District. "
J. Sears. Kissimmee.
County Officials
circuit Court JudEe-Hon ? s
Whitney. Arcadia.
County Court Judge-Hon. c. ".
Trammell.
Circuit Court Clerk. A. John.
son.
Prosecuting Attorney-R. B. HUI.
faker.
Tax Assessor ]. Boynton.
Tax Collector. P. Murdaugh
Treasurer-W. G. Jones.
Sheriff-John Logan.
Supt- Public Instruction.. A
Parker
supervisor Of Regfstrstion-P. ".
Daniels.
county Comnissioners-J. G
swindei. chairman: a. T. Mann.
Barlow: ?. B. Swearingen. p
Meade; r. H. Bryson. Winter Haven.
J. z. Lancaster. Bradley.
Board OF Public Instruction. c
owens. chairman; c. A. Parker
Barlow, superintendent: z. ". law
BartoE: J. " Keen. II. Meade.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06

A curious item In the trade slang 0.
hosiers Is the term -pope's size" ap
piled TO vestS They classify the scale
Of chest measurements for these as:
Small mems % inches; slender mems
"a inches; mems. 50 inches: pope's. Sc
inches: out size, - inches.
The origin Of this term. which has
been current for nearly q century. wat
discussed some years ago In Notes
and Queries. when il was stated on
good sutbority that II had no connec.
ton with the successors OF ST. Peter.
II appears that the bead Of an old
firm Of west end hosiers. Messrx
Pope 4 Plante. ordered this size TO b.
made specially for his own personal
use. and the manufacturer called II
after him for want Of q better name
London Taller
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06

have been welcome to break the mo-
notony Of that long morning. for clear
up 10 noon there was not q sign Of
life about the place
Then after lunch II grew cold and
began TO rain. For all that Dobyns
braved discomfort BY camping in the
swing chair under the tree.
Aha, at last he breathed fervent-
ly, and fixed his eye intently on an
open window on the second floor OF
the neighboring residence.
A small womanly hand was waving
a handkerchief He doubted not it
was the charming girl OF the garden
Had she not smiled at him? Then
the hand withdrew and seemed to
swing about. and then something
round and white shot through space.
1t was dreadtully commonplace and
unsentimental. for II landed directly
on his nose giving that member a
sharp tap. and rebou1ding TO the
ground
Dobyns picked il up. 1t felt light
and wobbly. Then he noticed that II
was split hollow ball Inside OF Il
was a folded note His heart hut.
tered He opened il and read
IL you are true man. you will res
cue a lady in distress from a cruel
guardianship VIII you! II so wave
your hand three times in response to
this note. and get behind the lot when
| am taking my evening stroll with
NY chaperon"
Immediately. with ardor and all
kinds o. Chival~ic impulses r--er-c-:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
THEWRONGnEIRESS
BY GEORGE ELMER coee.

Roland Dobyns. seated in a swing
ing chair suspended by chains from
the stout branch of a shady tree,
looked up suddenly from the book he
was reading
Hello" he hailed in his usual
good-natured way-"a bombardment.
Ell? Where FROM
AS he spoke he arose and followed
the rolling motion OF ball that had
landed on his book, glanced on and
struck the ground. He picked II up.
"A tennis ball" he soliloquized.
and of course from the house beyond
the brick dividing wall"
This seemed plausible, for he Just
then caught the echo of a mellow ring
ing laugh. The wall was ten feet
high. but Roland was athletic A vine
helped him. and his shoulders were
level with the top coping as he tossed
the ball back TO the young lady who
evidently had driven il astray.
"Oh. thank you" spoke this charm.
ing person. and the winning smile
ouu uIIeUt eyer sent q Until 10 IEe
lonely soul Of young Dobyns. He
noted that the companion OF the
young lady was an old faded nervous
looking lady Of very uncertain age
He wondered at the strange specula.
tive glance this person fixed upon
him. She was evidently the chaperon
of the beautiful angel upon whom his
gaze dwelt rhapsodically A vine
gave way as he bowed politely and
he was ANONYMOUSLY slid back to
terra frma, shutting out the fair en-
chanting scene the tiny ball had won
him.
All the rest OF that day his mind
fingered longingly over the memo-y
OF the enliyening incident OF the day.
He had just taken quarters at the
private residence for a twoweeks' va.
cation rest. The next morning early
he was out in the garden. He sta.
toned himself so he could command
a view Of the house in the next lot, at
least its upper stories. A fusillade of
tennis, or even cannon balls, would
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
ervmners FRIENDS Wardrebe

In George Tvs wardrobe were found
many things that could not be offered
for salNcountless bundles Of womens
love letters. women's gloves and locks
Of women's hair These were destroy
ed. And 500 pocketbooks came 10
light. all containing sums Of money
10000 In all was thus collected. For
the king was great hoarder and yet
systematic In his boarding. He carried
the catalogue Of his wardrobe in his
head and could. II is said. call for
anything al any moment he would
have made an ideal curator Of a mu
seum.-London Chronicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
NO BOOKING ON STREETS
OF ST. PETERSBURG

81. Petersburg, Oct 6-Drinking
will not be permitted 10 put bot
tie, jug or other vessel 10 their lips
on the streets of ST. Petersburg. con-
irary 10 the opinion OF some persons,
who believed that after purchasing
his half pint he could step 10 the
street and take a swallow II is
generally UNDERSTOOD that bringing
on the streets will be declared dis
orderly and that each person found
engaged In such action will be ar
rested on sight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
A oeoor.ohie.l svpers.i.io,.

Durazzo owes its name 10 supersti-
ton. for II was originally called Epi.
dsmnus up to the time Of its capture
by the Romans from whom II received
its present name on the ground that
the old title sounded like an evil omen
TO those in whose language "damnum"
meant 'loss London Standard.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
HAYS LEWIS WON'T Run
FOR GOVERNOR

Marianna OCT. s-Hon HAYS Lewis.
collector Of internal revenue, who
has t,een in the city several days on
q 1isi, 10 his old home. has returned
TO lis Office in Jacksonville
MT Lewis states that he is not q
candidate for governor and will not
enter the campaign for this office
This decision reached after mature
consideration. will set at res, all
speculation Oh this subject so far
as his candidacy is concerned. and
will be Of interest TO his many
friends throughout the state.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06

every detail Sheriff Perry has been
watching the saloons closely and he
states that he will enforce the Law
to the letter. ANY violation will be
followed By immediate arrest.
More than ordinary interest is al
tached TO the first violation Of the
law, although none OF The regular
saloons are implicated
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
10 Keen Rocks II shan.

During continued damp weather
books often become nusty and even
moldy. This can be prevented by plae.
ing a few drops Of oil % lavender and
Canada bsIss1 IN the back corner OF
each bookshelf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
Picking Up Gossip.

My wife thinks these are strenuous
times
What's the troubie:"
She can't be in two places at once
u she listens al the air shaft she'll
miss what is going on over the party
wire Louisville Courier Journal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
Inoortsnre Of Die,

How you succeed is according to
how you wcrk. Pow you work is &C.
cording 10 hoT yca sink How Won
think is according 10 how you eat
Not always. bet often enolgh 10 make
IL a rrle
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
Described.

w bat SORT ~ fellow is JibworthT
Very impractical Hes the sort OF
man who would elect to take a sight
seeing trip in submarine Birming.
ham Age. Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06

Reason cannot show itself more rea
soDabie than to cease reasoning on
things above reason.-Sir p Sidney.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Professions
CH1RoPRACToR

DIN j. z. MARLBOROUGH,
Lady in Attendance
In Dyches Building, Between Park
and Auditorium
OFFICE HOURS
s to 1880 a. n. 1880 to 5n m
200 TO $50 p. m.
{ consultation and Examination Free
Residence Phone 24o Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-06
A 2reHt-shsrina Millionaire.

Elias Derby Of Salem. Mass vht.
was the first millionaire in the United
States. Tract;cca profit.sharinr vitf
the sailors Of his merchant shire
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

nad einem @eiipiel iudt, in Scr
@eiie 5n perfleinern, mie er i'm
0berbauie getban bot; un6 1n1r Elm
&titdener fonnte sem MQiierten Die
@oblieoer iingen, sic &ttdener ibnen
geiungen bat, fonnte i'm &ublifum
iol9e &offnungen meden, mie &ttde=
ner 1ie getpedt bot;; @%offnunsen, bon
6enen er meiB, BOB iie ii@ nimmer
erfiiuen tperoen. 9dnger als Elm Sabr
leben 6ie Muiierten BON @offm1ngen.
Sic einen bofften uuf 6ie englii6e
8Iotte, sic a16eren ouf Die ruiiii9e
Ma1ie. Mls bei6e berlugten, begann
man De11tfdlanbs Nte6erlage bon Ser
britiiden Musbungerungspolitif gu
erboffen bann bon Ser ameritaniiden
Munitton un6 iett erbofff man fie
bom ameriffantiden Mammon. genn
ober bat Minlton Spencer Churchill
&itdener un6 8alfo1r gum Srob cine
a11sgeiproden p%eiiimiitiide Mote a1l~
geid)Iagen. Sos lit 1idt Sic Muif,
oie mani in england germ BORT, aber
mo1t miro ite boren miiiien. @s lit
6ie S11pertiire gum Sobesmarid Der
entente. mnb England miro BEN &eis
gen gu fibren baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
trogen gu belfen! 0ieien g1ten @at5
gibt @119 BON Melroie, Minn., aus.
q. &ublmann

@iltam Sennings 8rDar, Ser
@oobrom @ilfon 6en @eg ms @eibe
@nl1s bradte un6 Damn als Stoats-
iefretar 5tpei Sabre lang iein ber<
tra1ter 8erutber tpar, lit nun a19
utter sic v2mrbesberrdtber" gegan=
gen, 1ie Sen bon ber Mniierten ge-
pIarten &iefenpump befdmpfen. St
lit @egner 6es Mnleiproiefts, neil er
es NIT Dem neutralen @burafter un=
ieres 9on6es nidt fir bereinbar balt
ur6 meil es geeignet lei, sic Bepolfe-
ru1pg 6es 2an6es ibrer beridie6en=
arttfen Spmpatbien megen 5u ent-
5peien. Mit redt tneiit 8rpan barauf
fin, SOP sic @ufnabme Ser Mnleibe
ein natiirlides Sntereiie an Dem
giege 6re Nuiierten 5rr 6olge ba=
ben miiIe, nn6 nit mobrer Neltra>
litdt fei fol9es SSrterelie nidt peretr<
bar. 0ieien Stan6p11nft bot 8rpa1
ou6 als Stontsiefretdr bertreten.
Nls gu 8egtnn 6es &rieges Sranf=
rei1 idiidterne 8eriude ma6te, bier
cine Mnleibe unter5ubringen, un6
oub sic Sdtpei5 SOS Gel6 fo116ierte,
erlieb @tootsiefretar 8rpar1 o1n IA.
Mug11it 1914 folgen6e grflarung:
.@a etne Outrage gelteut mor6en lit,
tetreffs Ser @altung ser bieitgen &e=
gierung, fans onerifaniide Bait
fiers erirdt tperben miiroen, Sur
Ieben at1 a1tsm6rtige 3egierunge1t
lpdbren6 6es &rieges in europa GIT
%getpabren, 10 miro oiesbe5iiglid fol-
gen6e Nnfittoigung gen1adt: s.
liegt fein @r111t6 Dor, mesbolb Gar
leben at &egierungen nertraler
Msgadd)te nidt geapabrt meroen iouten,
.aber nod Mnli6t Ser bieiigen &egie<
r1111g miirben 9arleben amerifaniid)er
an irgeno cine ~al1stpartige
geation, pelde iid int &rieg beftnbet,
init be1n mabren @eiite ser Mel1trali=
TIT nidt bereinbar iein." @e1m es
1pie 11niere 8%ritenorga,te beboltp-
ten, 9%anbesperrob lit, SOS Mnleibe=
ser Muiierten SIT befdmpfer,
oanrt miro man notbgeorungcn oem
8ilion 6en Tro5eb mo-
ben miiiien, benin IN ieinem Mamen
l11o Suffrage but grpor bantols Sic
Ie grflar111g erlaIien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

dubuque, 8et. Straeiier, &ingsbp,
Sans, $500; 6urd Gatb. Brtg. &c.,
0ubuque> MrS. 81. Gang, @a1buque,
Sa., 5000; @bicago 9iitrift Ser
bono, Garo 8ortp, ST., $157.32;
our9 @erf. bon @eb. @ensler's Bre-
6igten, Chicago, ST., $500; 6a1rd)
|Serrn Com. 6a1nfe, 6ountain @itp,
@is., $500; ct. Sol. &r. n.=@erein,
Boiton, Ma1i., $4,000; 6ur6 &eb. 81.
@oBbad, ct. @orberts @burh, &or=
burh ISIS, $685.; 5uiommen
$329.57; friber quittiert $751;
1926; SotaI $52,479.83.
@ir fojn1ten nidt unterlaiien, no6=
mails 6ara11f uufmerflam 5u maden,
oaB mande 8ereine un6 motd]e @e=
meirr6en o11f Sen D1hhh eeentral- @erein
erlaiienen Mnfruf I'M @aben fir l1r-
iere 10 19tper betmgeiudten Stoms
m%esgemoiien nit groBartigen @aben
un6 5ammlungen o%nttporteten uno
oiefen lei 11odmals Elm ber3lides
u@ergelts @ott" 5ugerufen. Gber
oad iebr biele baben li& BIG iebt
nod mdf iomeit aufruffen f01rtnen,
m16 MIR cine gang fleine @obe ein>
5uien6en. SCUM modten mir an aue
iolde @ereine, @emein6en o6er ein-
5elne Gerio1re11, tpel6e im Grange
Ser bielen @ei9afte nod nidt 2eit
fan6e1L lire Mufmerfiamfeit auf 6ieie
10 mi9ttge Sade 81 lerfen, Die britt
gen6e @itte 51 ri6ten, 6od audi ibr
Sderflein bet5utrogen 5m 6iei em no,
blen @erfe 9riitlider Maiditenliebe.
Sc iollte feinen @eretn int Central
@erein geben Ser nidt menigitens
nit elmer fleinen @obe in 6ie gbren%
li1te 6es central =@ereins eingetragem
tpaire. SS1 ser &ofrung> bab ale Ser
eine Dos Biz iett @eriaumte redt
bal6 nahboIen un6 sic @ammelliite
bes acknowledgements pergrobern bel=
fen 8ei9net NIT 8ru6ergrnb,
SobnQ. S~uenemann
Gefr. 6es @entrol=8ereins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
9ie Gntldeiomng bes enaliiden

Ste G1t1deto1t11g Des etgltide1
8riiengeridtes, Sic 6ie Bei6Iagnab=
me bon merifaniiden Sleiidfonier-
ben int 8ertbe bon SIS, 000,O 900 fir
geredtfertigt erflacrt, lit ein Stiif un<
berbliimter Seerql1berei. Der Nor<
iiben6e 6es @eridtS erfIart ieIblt, 6ob
feline 8etpeiie borbonben ieien, 6oB
6ie S%enoungen fir Deutf6Ian6 be-
itimmt getpeien ieien, le6tgIi9 sic
Ebatiode, 6oB Ddnemorf bisber ni@t
mnabern6 berartige 4ua1titaitten
foniumiert babe, miiiie i'm gu Ser Mn-
nobme beranlaiiet baB sic &onier=
BEN idlieBlid ibren @eg nad Deutid-
Ian6 %gefun6en batten. Sic gon5e
nnperidamtbeit elmer folden @tel-
11tngrrabme erbelt nod mebr, tpenn
man be6etM, 6aB @abrungsmitteI Tel
ne @anntpoare itno, boB olio eng
1an6 ni6t bas min6eite &edt batte,
Die @en6ungen 81 beidlagnabmen,
felbit tpe1n 8etpeiie borbanben getpe-
fen tparen, 6oB iie fir De1ti@Ianb
|beftimmt tporen. 2e6igli9 @emeiie
- 1i6t @ermutbatngen, baB sic @en-
6l1ngen 6ireft fir sic 6el1tfde Mrn1ee
beitimmt tparen, bdtter ser 8eidlog=
rabme einen Sdntter bon @edt gege<
ben Sntereifant 1T es, at beobod=
ten, tpie es ltniere Administration r1t=
fig NIT miiebt, 6aB cine omerita1i-
f@e Sn6mitrie na@ ser m6eren in if
rem MuBenbanbe1t nit MeutraIen bon
6em @neldn6ern labm eelegt pir6.
Sic lift fir bos redt eiriger
uSnobs," auf engltiden Dmpfern
at fabren, nit elmer @nergie einge.
treten, sic sos @an6 an 6en &a116 Ell,
mes &rteges gebrodt bat, tpenn aber
ugetpobnlide" @iirger in Merifo
beim 9atten6 to6tgei6Goeen mer6en,
menn S11n6erttmien6e bon Mrbeitern
brotloS per6en, meil England plant
maBig unieren gan5en @rportban6el
r1tiniert, 10 beriibrt 6os in @aibing=
ton ni6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

81. Mntoni11s : 8erein, 2ismore
Minn., $4,000; @errn Sobn @ertb=
mann, 81. Saul, Minn., $500; ct.
Midael Ser. n.=@erein, @lebelan6,
Ohio, $25.00;; 6ur@ &ep. @lactbus,
Sic, 6. 6. of 81, Mltus,
9lrf., $500; 6ur6 &ep. &laci6uS
bon &errn Srtoolin &abensburg, M=
TITS, slrf., $1,000; 6ur6 81. 80. Stef-
fes fir @eb. &asperba11er, Carroll,
Sa., $500; 6ur6 @atb. &rtg. Co.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
8arnm nidt?

@ar1m 5ieben Cure @obne tou.
ien0e bon Meilen nor6we Itlid IN etn
fremoes 9a1o tpie &anaba, metrn SIR
fir iie biQigeres 2an6 bier in Wein=
mel ota MIR bier big flint @tunoen @n-
tomobilf abrt mett bon Setm fanfe len
f0nmt? @urum bleibt STR nidt IN
Minmel oto, mo- bie @rnte uno cir
@matommet iiderer lit tpie on irgenf
einem an6ern @labe m1f @otes @ro.
bo6en? @ara1m bleibt Str niW in
einem &Iimo, no meiitens ole 5arm=
proomfte geoeiben; menn Dos eine
nidt geratben follte, 6ann Dos on6ere
INN 10 ii9erer, 10 6oB 1rie cine gang
li@e 8eblernte 5u beflogen lit; 100
@lee better ma9it nls ionftpo o1f ser
Melt, mo- @teb5udt un6 Molterei ie=
6em 5toat SEN Stang oblauft. $50
rum 5iebt SIR in Elm 2an6, mo ser
8inter nod ldrger uno nod itrenger
lit uie in Minneiota? @arum 1tdt
I'M &anoe geblieben, tpo gutter 8ooen,
gutter Marft, gutes @aiier, Elm aus
ge5eidnet geiun6es &lima geredter<
meile geprieien miro unb mo- Die Srei-
beit nod immer genoiien miro? Sal
tet @u9 ,peg bon &anaoa, 400 Der
6e1tlde Nnme GIT einem flangloien
geuoroen mno nidt mebr geadtet
nir6!
2oBt gu@ nidt betboren, oas 9ono
6es @ternenbanners 5u perlallen.
gleibt int freien 2an6e Ser Ser.
@tooten! 8e6enfet mobl sic groBen
@riegsidu1oer, Sic england ii6 ouf=
biroet. @er ion lie be5ablen? Cider
ml1b 6os @olf unter englii6er Serr=
idoft oie 3ede be5ablen nn6 5tpar
fir piele Sabre. england bat es mobl
periton6en 1tn6 miro 6en groBte1t
ieiner 8iir6e m1f Sic @oloni=
ite1 oblo6en; sic @eididte Ser Ser
gangenbeit benefit 6tes. Die 3eit
miro pieleidt 1ridt oll5uferne mebr
iein, mo Canada 6as engliide Sod
ab5ui6iiteln beriudt, lint 6ie Srei=
felt gu genieBen> sic ser Mmerifo-
1ter, meId)er iiber sic @ren5e nod Ga
noba iebte, 10 lei6tiim1ig aufgegeben
bot. Tarmer un6 Sobne bon Mtin-
nelota! 5dol1t gud bas IN Minne=
mod liegenoe u%nbeborte, nab
tm1ien0en6en uu16 abertaul en0er
9ldern 5abIenbe 2a1r6 Oft, ebe Sir
Ionittpo fouft, un6 ebe SIR G1er &eim
3lt bemerfen lei bier, 5ob
gab County Bios 20 Meilen norolid
bon Stearns County, 5ebn Bis flint
,ebtt Meile11 tpeltli6 bon Ntne &iptr
gelegen lit, tpo g1ttes uno biaig5
aoto geger Ieidte &aufbeoingltngen
,rlongt tperben fam. 1ort gibt
g gutter Morft ,,nb quite babin fiib-
re1noe @ege, oret Sotpnibips gutes
1n6 fIodbes 9mao, menig Steine, ba-
yer basielbe Ieiht 51 breden lit. Sort
eine quite fatb. M%nfie6lung
[eidt gu erntogliden iein. Sormer
[eet @1,er @eIo in 9on6 ot aituH
oomit engliide @rteosida1loen ab-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
@imitom 8. Gbmr1iu amf
oettt @md5u9e.

Ser oer5eitige &a1r5ler 6es Ser5og-
tbl1ms 2%ancalter @err 8initon Spen=
GER Gburbin bat cine eafant terrible
9eatl1r. Gr braudt muir ben Whuno
a11f5utbun, INN irge1ro etpas an5u-
riften. oils Marinemimiter bat er
Ser @egierung cine 8erlegenbeit na6
Ser onberen bereitet, 10 0ab oem Hre=
mierminilter Msquitb 1dlieBli6 ni6ts
anoeres iibrig blieb, als ibm Dos
Marineminiiterium 5u nebmen un6
i'm mit einem ga115 untpidtigen $50
item ob5nfinoen. Ms Marinemini-
iter tpar @burdin ungemein jieges=
ge1piB. Sic gebaiiiglten &e6en gegett
9ertl9lon6 btelt er, un6 feine1 gro
Beren BrublbanS gab es i'm &ubinett
ols Der ebemalige 8eridter1tatter aus
benz 8urenfriege, Der 6urd feline
ipeftafelbate Gludt aus Dem Sc
fangniB I'M @retoria Die angemeine
Mufmerfiomfeit auf iid 5og. @on
Gburdin itammt Die Drobung, er
merbe Die beut19e G1otte, faQs iie it@
nidt gum Sample itene, aus ibrem
@eritef treiben laiien, mie man &at=
ten aus ibrer 2odern grabe. Mber
er lit ni9t 6a5n gefommen, 6ieie Dro-
hung n1s3ufiibren. ST bot es ni4t
einmaI ber1ndt. @enn er nuf einen
@ompf NIT ser beutiden Slotte be-
gierig getpeien MORE, bdtte er i'm
Iei9t boben fonren. 9ie 6euti6e
Tlotte fat ii6 nidt beritedt. Sic bat
Die Morbie e bon einem Gn6e gum
anberen burdquert, aber 1i6 perge-
be11s be1niibt, sic fein6ltde Slotte au
eri pdben.
Die britiide 6lotte liegt felt ge=
ginn 6es &rieges int @er1ted, nidt
6ie 6euti9e. Die Gbr1rdiaY6e Gro
hung mar le6igli9 fir Sic @ulerie
berednet, fir sic @alerie 6abeim
un6 fir Die @olerie 6ral1ben. Sort
bot @inl ton Spencer gburbin bon
ieber NIT 8orliebe fem E1tblifltm &C.
iudt. SIN 6ieies Bubltfum man6te
er ii9, menn er iid ais @arinemini=
lter in idtpiilitigen 5iegespropbe5ei=
11ngen crying, sic beute nod Ser gr=
fii1una barren. Gburd)in 1on aulb
Ser l1rbeber 6es 0arbmeqeny6el65l1=
ges getpeien iein. 3u311trm1en mare
inn 6os idon. @r NOR immer Ser
Mann Ger beftigen &eoen uno Ser bef=
tigen gntldliilie, elmer bon Ser Sorte,
sic glauben, nit DEM &opf bur6 6ie
@an6 ren1en gu fo11ren, nn6 Ii9
iiber sic 6olgen elmer iibereilten
6an6lungstpeile crit flar mer6en,
perm iie 11i9t tpie6er gut5umaben
fin6.
Mlein aub @tniton Spencer @bur-
mill fat in 6ieiem 4riege umlerner
miiilen. Ct i9eint sic 3urudge5o=
gerbe1t, 01e ct 11d) ~4tferlegte, aus er
sic 2eit1tng 6es MarineminiiteriumS
oufgeben muBte> gum Nad6enfen be-
n11tt gu baben, un6 90 mub tpob1 aud
inn sic ginii6t gefommen iein, 6ob
es eben bo6 gor3 arr6ers gefommen
lit, oIs er ge6a6t batte. Derm IN
ser @e6e, bie er am 6reitag in 2on-
Don uber Die &riegslage gebalten bat,
iudt man pereebers nod BENT @bur-
dill bon ebe6em. &ns 6em Singo
lit ein aobmer @ngldr6er %geporoetl.
8inlton 9pencer gba1r6in 6robt nidt
mebr. Ct idimpf audi nidt mebr.
@on Ser 3ertriim1ner1ng Deutldr
LAMBS ipridt er ndt mebr, nr6 iiber