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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

the highest terms Of the great pros
poets and opportunities in store for
any man Of moderate means at HIS
command If he is only able to work.
Northern Minnesota, though par
TALLY stripped Of forest and mines,
will in time become aryeritable gar
den dotted with prosperous homes Of
farmers and dairymen. North
Branch Review.
For many years Minnesota has
been looked upon as one of the
strongest and most progressive states
in the Union. Her progress has that
steady; quiet growth which means
strength. Her cities are we'll estab-
lished commercial centers. Her bust
ness is upon broad and yet conserva-
tive lines. Her natural resources
are probably greater than any other
state. The forests Of Minnesota, her
vast iron mines, her water powers
and her fertile lands have brought
wealth to her citizens and this
wealth continues to multiply and to
develop the state.-Northern Mime
sofa. - p -. r e. s s. 8
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30
Our Slogan:
"Bemidji $4,000
Population
in 1925"
For the Upbuilding of the State.

Northern Minnesota hustlers,
Northern Minnesota newspapers and
the Northern Minnesota Development
association have big work ahead
Of them in the next year and a half,
is the reminder of the Duluth Herald.
But it is a task so splendidly
worth while, and one that will work
so directly and so certainly for the
greater wealth and greater glory of
the whole commonwealth, that sure
ly everybody is going to get behind
it with vim and vigor
The task is that of bringing about
the ratification by the people year
from next November Of the reclama-
ton revolving fund amendment to the
Constitution, which authorizes the
legislature to set apart $25O,0OO out
of the permanent state funds to be
used as long as it is needed in de-
veloping state lands,
The amendment of two years ago,
with a provision added for the par
tial clearing of cut-over state lands
in addition to the old provision for
building roads and .frebreaks, W has
been resubmitted, and it will come up
for decision at the 1916 state elec-
ton.
The 1914 amendment came near
carrying, but it didn't get quite votes
enough-because there wasn't quite
work enough put in on it.
That's a defect that's easily rene
died-and it's up to Northern Min
nesota to remedy it.
This amendment is of far vaster
Importance than many people have
realized as yet.
The amount provided fora quar-
ter of a million-seems small, but it
is as good as ten times that. It is
about all the state could safely invest
at once, and it will be replenished as
the improved state land is sold. 1T
is a revolving fund, automatically
continuing so long as it is needed.
It's use will be an investment that
will return a great direct profit to
the state funds, but much greater
Indirect profit through development
and settlement. ''',-.- -
The 1914 amendment failed for
lack of proper effort to pass it.
The 1915 amendment, which is
better because it includes partial
Y clearing iof state tracts so that set
tiers 2canaget a living from the start,
: will fail only if there is again lack
Of proper effort to pass it. p.
1t needs an educational campaign
49, "a campaign to educate the people
: offSouthernl Minnesota into realiza-
~1tion of the benefits it will bring to
the whole state, and campaign to
educate the people of Northern Min
nesota to vote for it and to induce
their neighbors to vote for it:
Today is none too soon to begin
that campaign. ..s. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

law today. He Il James McIlhaneyl
Thomson, Of Now Orleans. q snewsl
paper publisher, and today he takes
Bowling Green's little girl as his
bride. Miss Genevieve Clark daugh1a
ter Of Speaker Champ CLARK, OF the
house Of representatives, Is Bowling
Green's baby who after oday will ba
Mrs. Thomson, and the city and all
Pike county, except, perhaps q few
mere Republicans, are attending the
wedding. True, there are some ma
tional celebrities here on the invita-
lstion ofrthe bride sand herr father sbut
Bowling Green is inclined to regard
them as fntruders at a family affair.
Outsiders, exeeptfprominent Demo-
Gratis and home-guard Republicans
aren't held very highly in this strong
Ehold Of the. ,houn' dawg, the former
being regarded with. suspicion and the
latter with pity, because Pike coun-
Ety always "votes~ straight
AuO SECohOAt@ OA3FkuO AAOu6Os was I'LL
derstood to regard his new son-in-law
rather highly, but Bowling Green
withheld Judgment until it went out
land picked up >. Thomson's record.
Then athe Bowling Green weekly pa
tsper said: 'Weuare fall glad that
IGenevieve is=going to marry Demo
teraticf editor-+a. true American, born
in Virginia andase1f-transplanted to
louisiana And the paper added:
Hail to Love!e for, oh, twas he
Who won the glorious day;
EStrew the Wreaths Of victory
| Along the conqueror's way
There was more of the piece but
the excerpt shows how Bowling
Green feels about q, the Thomson
Clark wedding. $50.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

Two New York inventors have pat
ented machinery to cut coal in a
mine, pulverize it and mix it with wa
ter and pump it. to- any~desired sdes-.
tination, where it would be dried,
the idea bein. gto save costs Of hand
ling and transportation. z.tt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

The Pioneer Is the place to buy
your rolls Of adding machine paper
for Burroughs adding machines. One.
roll. g dozen rolls or a hundred rolls
Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

HOW TO ANSWER BLIND lads.
All ads signed with numbers. or
initials, care Pioneer must be an
severed by letter addressed to the
given IN the ad. Pioneer en-
Eployes are not permitted to tellfsWho
any advertiser is. Mail or send your
answer to Pioneer No. or Initial
and we forward it to the adj
ve1tiser. s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

FOR RENT 5-room cottage, with
water, July 1; 18th St. DR.. J. T.
TuOmy.E 1sEz5s- -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30
SPEAKER CLARK'S DAUGHTER
WEEDS WALTER THOMSON

Bowling Green, Mo-, June 30
Bowling Green is acquiring a son-in-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

The handle of a new pocket knife
can be unfolded to form six-inch
rule. = 49,. @.:..& = = 81 =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

FOR RENT-Suite Of three Office
rooms for rent over First National
Bank. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30
For RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT-Furniture for
SALE Owner leaving city, 507
Mississippi Ave. Mrs. Frank North.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30
DR., G, HOEY i
- GRADUATE VETERINARIAN e
Call Pogue's Livery-164s

T. +~k k,kt+ +at< k<tt = = &
X sRAILROAD TIME CARDS -
~ X 4 + ~ X s<+--kf r ~
MPLsy RED LAKE & MAN:
2 North Bound Arrives. ..... GAS am
l North Bound LeaYeS. 800. 1870 pm
500 RAILROAD
1862 East Bound Leaves. ....... 3:35 am
1853 West Bound Leaves. ...... 1855 pm
1856 East Bound Leaves. ...... 2:45 pm
1877 West Bound Leaves. ...... 1854 am
.>.~ GREAT eNcRTHBRN
SO West Bound Leaves ... 3:17 pm
"a East Bound Leaves. 49,. IL :O8 pm
s35 West Bound Leaves. ...... 1852 am
SO East Bound Leaves. ....... 2:22 am
lO5 North. Bound Arrives. $50. 7:40 pm
LOG South Bound Leaves. .... $3.50 am
= Freight West Heaves at. -. 800 am
y Freight East Leaves at. -. 500 pm
MINNESOTA & 1NTERNATIQNAL *
/ go South-Mpls. Etc Lv. a8:I5 am
*34 South-Mpls. Etc Lv.. -. 1920 pm
81 North-Kelliher Lv.. 49,. E6:15 PIN 1
1893 North-Int. Falls Lv.. 4:15 am
North Bemidji.. ........ 1880 am
Al North Freight, leaves
North Bemidji. .... 6 100 am
46 Freight from Int. Falls.
81 due North iBemidj:.. $50. 4:4O pm
As Freight from Brainerd, due
North sBemidji. ......... TOO pm
j*Daily. All others daily except Sunday. Z.
= NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Open daily, except Sunday. 1 to 6 p.
M, Z to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room :
only, 8 to46 p. m. IS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30
HELP WANTED.

.HEIP WANTEU.
agents WANTED Highest Cash
Commissions paid weekly with
part expenses. All supplies Free,
Home territory. Experience UNI
necessary. This Is the best selling
time Of the year. Write at once to
The Hawks Nursery Co., Wauwa-
tosa, Wis.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs: p. J. Russell.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

FOR RENT-Cottage at Grand Forks
Bay. Apply to A. .Aubolee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30
FOR SALE.

~~~O~~o~~~O~~~~
FOR SALE+At new wood yard,
wood all lengths delivered at your
door,. Leave all orders at Ander-
sons Employment Office, POS Min
nesota Ave. Phone LAT. Lizzie
Miller, Prop. --.... @.- ., ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

want "a VIM sell It Tor You.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

DREssMAK1NG AT 317 Minnesota
Ave. Room No. 1. 4,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

FOR SALE OR RENT-Well ar
ranged six-room cottage on Irvine
avenue between 4th and 9th
streets. Inquire Of Berman Insur-
ance Agency.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

FOR SALE-Cheap, seven-room mod
7ern house, 905 Mississippi avenue.
Enquire herman Insurance Agency
FOR SALE-16-inch> jackpine. Phone
1901, call 8. ---. ..:-- -
FOR SALE-Pigs. Phone 687. -,s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-30

FOR SALE-A snap, the best summer
cottage at Lake Bemidji. Will con-
slider good auto as part payment.
r For further information write
O'Connor Brothers, Grand Forks,
N. Oak. s---.- ---.- -
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FOR RENT-Two Office rooms. APP
ply w. G. Schroeder. { ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
&rtits 1T @:n9lano.
Ser &iidtritt uebrersr Mfiniiter
epentneu 6l1 erlualten.
Mrtifel III Cir 9al5iels 2eiborsau.

2onbon, 18. Oft. Die unter benz
g}amen ,,Nebnplbs' Mp9enblatt" bier
er1@etnenoe 3ettung, 0te Dos Organ
bes Sir 9enrp Sames 9al5tel, zines
Mitg1ie6es bes 9auies Der @emetnen,
ser bic Megierung febr i4arf unb be-
itdnbig frittiiert, 1T, iagt III ibrer leBz
ten Musgabe folgenbes:
rGs 1T faf unm0glt4, it4 Dor5uz
itellen, bab bic nd@ite @o6e ohne
g(enberungen i'm Rabtnett berlaufen
foQte. Sir @bparo Garion, Der
@enerolanmalt, bat ietne Reiignatipn
eingerei6t, neil e. febr fart ausgez
prdqte Mnii9ten NIT 8e3ug auf oie
tpi@tigften punfte Der Rriegsfiibrung
obne 3pangsausbebung Dertritt uno
sic grfldrung abgegeben bat, bob er
1idt ldnger ben RabinettsllB
beitpobnen 1ann, penn bas Rabinett
f@ ni6t gu feinen Mn1t4te11 be-
tebrt.
rMan bat alien grunb an5unehz
men, baB bas Rabinett ii4 81 ST.
gopurbs Mniiaten befennen uno bob
Ct feine Reiignation pabrihe
suriid3ieben pirb. Wenn oas oer
6an fem iollte, fo fann man minbe<
items cine unb piellei9t mehr Refignas
tipnen ertparten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
@tok gege1t &i9a
&inSenburg arif Die 6nnett
iiberraiden0 at.
@urben 5uriidse'porfett.

Berlin, 18. Sft. Muf benz Df<
li@en &riegsi6auplaB bat 6elbmar<
f9au bon 6tnbenburg ben &u7en
mteberum eine fleine aber re@t unz
angenebme l1eberraf4ung bereitet,
inbem ct plDBlt@ unb nnertpartet
iibli@ BON @iga angriff unb bic
g2ui1en iiber ben Mti1e<Tlub, ber in
elmer Gntfernung BON 19 BIB 21
&ilometer parallel nit Der Dina
flieBt, ongrtff. 8ei @robz@dau,
bas 81 &ilometer brett iiibli@ bon
Higa liegt, tpurben bic Ruf1en a1z
gefQbt unb mebrere Meilen 5uriidz
getporfen. @eflt@ bon Dunaburg
unb 1iibli9 BON @morgon (auf Der
@abn bon Milna na@ Molobetf4no)
mu@ten bic &ufen nieberum eine
@eibe bon Mngrtffen, obne irgenbz
tpel9e Re1ultate 5u er5telen. DER
biesbe3ugli9e 8ert@t lautet:
n9eeresgruppe bes 5elbmarf9als
bon 9inbenburg: 9ieie Mrmee bat
bic Mui1en aus ibren Stellungen
Ditli9 bon Mitou unb iiber ben Mtf<
fe=TluB, tpie norbDflt9 bon @robz
@dau getporfen.
@uiff@e Mngriffe peitli@ bon
Diinaburg unb iiibli@ bon @mor<
son ipurben 5uriidgetporfen.
uDie 9inbenburg<Mrmee ma9te
getern neun Sffi5tere unb 1,440
Monn gu Sc efangenen.
r9eeresgruppe bes Generals bon
2infingen: Sci Mul55p5e tpurben bic
@uf7en iiber ben @tbr getporfen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
&obe @reile in &aris
@eaiernns nil @dritte tuu, lie
8l1 perbtnoera.
@as Miniiter Msalpp fast.

paris, 18. Dft. 2o,1is S. Ma1bp,
Ser fran30fii9e Minifter oes Snnern,
erftdrte gefern einem @ertreter bes
,Matin" bab bic 2age in Grantreid
ernft aber ni@t birett beforgniserre<
qen6 1T. Ser @ertreter bes rMattn"
unterbielt fi9 NIT benz Mtntiter iiber
Die boben 2ebensmtttelpretie.
@6rtli@ fagte Der Mintfter 6abei
unter anoerem folgenbeS: r@s tpdre
cine Suuiion, ipenn man bebaupten
moQte, bab Die preiie mieber auf .ibre
normale 9Dbe gebra4t tperben tDnnz
ten. @s 1@eint mir aber, bab Bel ge<
meinfomem .3ufammentpirten bic gez
gierung in ber Gage fem follte, biepa<
ritter initqn6 gu ieben, 2ebensmtttel
au prei1en gu erbolten, bic es ben
ein3elnen perfonen erm0gli4en, ale
2ebensmittel gu taufen.
r@s fino @orberettungen getroffen
tporben, bic es unm0g1i@ MAIDEN, bob
bic 8rotprei1e erbDbt tperoer. Man
bat au@ @9rttte getan, bic @tnfubr
bon gefrorenem Bleti@, Butter, Giern
unb trodenen1 Gentle gu erb0ben.
Menn es ii9 aber berags felen foQs
te, bab bic Mabnabmen nt@t bic ges
piinl@te @trtung baben, 10 tpirb ote
@egierung ni4t 5Dgern, ibre 3uflu9t
CUR 8eiteuerung gu nebmen'.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
8rau@t 3 Mi4ione,t,
@eitdnbuis bes britii@en 8ri
gabegenerals GmaDne.
&ann bas Tluufern uidt lafien.

2onbon, 18, Ott. ssSn elmer in
9uu geitern gebaltenen @ebe iagte
8rigabegeneral Cir @rtc @papne,
Direttpr bes Hefrutierun9spefens
int n0rbli@en &ommanbo, bab
@robbritannien bis gum 5riibiabr
tpeitere bret MiQionen Mann brau<
9e. 9es tpetteren ma9te Sen.
@tpaDne bic ietnen 3ub0rern nt&t
gerabe febr angenebme Mttteilung,
boB Deutf@lanb INNER nod 5tpt<
16en 100000 unb 100000
Monn babe, bic I'M Otter bon 18
Bis 45 Sabren feben. @s lei bes<
balb uniinn, gu bebanpten, bob mon
Deutf9lanb enttrdften unb 10 ntez
berringen f0nne.
I'm feine bur@ bic foeben gema4<
te @rDffnung nt@t febr ongenebm
iiberra19ten 3ubDrer 81 tr0iten uno
gu berubigen, fubr Sen. @tpapne
&p1rtli@ fort: ISM fommenben 5riib<
iabr tpirb 9eut1@lanb gr0bere 8erz
lutte 6oben, als bic Mutierten, tpoz
bur4 3tpii9en ber 3abl ber ben 4lz
liierten unb Der ben 3entra1md@ten
5ur @erfiigung ftebenben Sruppen
Elm @lei9getpi6t bergeftellt &perben
fann. Menn es @robbrttannten gez
1ingt, pettere bret Miutonen Mann
unter Waffen gu fellen, tptrb
Deuti9lqnb tpabri@einlt@ etnfeben,
bob es nublos 1T, ben Rrieg fortz
5ufeben."
(M1tt bie1er 8ernerfung tduf9t
Sen. @papne feline 3ub6rer OBJ
fi@tli9; benn bic @rfabrungen bes
eriten &riegsjabres follten es thn1,
ipenn er nt@t Elm gan5 bernagelter
Deut19enbafer 1T, flar gema6t ba<
ben, baB jeber 9eutfhe BON benz
ei1ernen @illen erfiillt 1T, gu iiegen,
unb baB 9euti6lunb &rteger, @elo,
Maffen, Munttton unb fon1t
anes anbere befibt, mas bteien eifer<
men Millen beitimmt our Sat tper>
ben lai1en fann.
glnm. b. Neb.)
9ann f1tbr er fprt: u@rokbritan-
MEN lpinidt feine 3man9sansbe-
lnns; aber iuenn bis gum naditen
5riibjabr nidt lpeitere 5000, 600
Wiamn ansgebobcn 'uoroen iinb,
f1nnen sic MilitarbebDrben nidt
fir Sen guseans beg &rieses ber'
antiportlid gebalten peroen. "
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
MIs Spto1t eri6pnett.
Ser weltbefannte 2nfti6ifer @raba-
mez@btte in QpnDpn.

Winnipeg, Man.> 18. Stt. Sin
in bieiigen @el@dftstreiien angefe<
bener Mann, namens Sobn Gormter,
bat BON ieiner @dmeter, bic IN
einem M}ilitdrboipttal in 2onbon
a1s Rranfenpflegertn tdttg TT, bic
g1o@ri4t erbolten, bob Der befann@
fe 2uft1@iffer Claude @rabame<
Mbite, in 2pnbon als beuti9 SPIT
on eri6of1en mprben 1T. sSn benz
gormier 5ugegangenen btesbe3iglt@
den @9retben beibt es, bob mon
bon 9errn unb sSrau Mbtte lett
ibrem pro5eB ni6ts mebr gebDrt
bat. 9ie englt14en 3ettungen bdt<
ten erfldrt, baB @rabame1Mbtte
beutf9er Mbfunft unb feline Satin
in Deutf6lanb geboren unb er5ogen
1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
&riegsrefbt III Wtosfa1i
Nepolutiondre 8epeaung a,t'
libeineno int @adien be9riffen.
5olge BON Musitduoe,t.

petrograb, 18. 9tt. Sn einem
geitern erlafenen fatferlt@en 11tas
tpurbe in Mostau unb benz 9tfritt
Mosfau bos &rtegsre4t ertGdrt.
Mdbrenb Der leBten Monate boben
in ber alten ru1iif4en 9auptitabt
.groBe l1nruben itattgefunben, bic,
11a@ Der nunmebrtgen protlamation
bes 8riegsre@tes gu urteilen, ni&t
nur nod ni@t betselegt poroen, fonz
bern in ber Musbebnung begrtffen
iinb. Die nnruhen iouen bauptid@z
li@ babur@ berurfa@t porben fein,
bob biele Mrbetter infolge fortpdb<
renber @treits auBer grbett iinb
unD Scot leiben.
Die leBten poftna@rt@ten aus
Mosfau, Dos betnabe n0lltg bom
iibrtgen @uBlanb unb Der Melt ge<
trennt lit, beri@teten bon @traben>
fGn1pfen unb repoluttpndren @retgz
nifen in ber Qlten &rDnun9sfopt.
l1eber $2o,ooo,ooo @9aben tpurbe
bamals in pribot< unb 0ffentli@em
@igentum angert@tet. Diefe @or<
gGnge tpurben bamals als anttbeutz
fbe Runbgebunsen gef@tlbert. Die
lebten M}elbungen, bic aus Mostau
tamen, tpuBten bon neuen @traBenz
aufFdnben gu ersdb1en, in benen
einige per1onen, oarunter poli5tften,
qetDtet pber bertpunbet tporben tDaz
rem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
8rn4 befiirbtet.
@n9lii s&abinett in Der grefe
beftig anse9riffe1.
Griebsnsseoanfe abgelebnt.

2onbon, 18. 0tt. Das englifde
&abinett bot ii@ bon ieiner leBte1
8oltan~ 8rantbett nod ni4t erbolt,
unb in Der pre1e befiir&tet man
ernitli9 einen p6utgen 3uiammenz
bru@. Muf irgenbetne Meiie bat
man es perftanben, @tr gbpurb
gar1on als ben 9auptiiinbenbpf
ppr3ui@ieben, unb bic nStmes" )"
ipriht gan3 often bapon, bob behen
Meiignation n1tig fei, I'm einen un<
beilpo1len 8ru@ gu perbinbern. Mu@
Cir @bporb @reD itBt niht aa8u
fef i'm @uttel, unb man ertpartet,
bab bic morgige @tbung i'm Inter
baufe, tpo Sir @btparb @rep be-
sugli6 ber 8altanz5rage interpelz
liert &perben iol1, nod febr lebbafte
observation-disclosures bringen pirb.
GbitorieG tpeiit bic rStmeS" ale
@era@te iber 6rieben uno &nnabez
rung 5pif6en 2onbon nno Berlin
als perfriibt auriid. gs fet unm6g<
li@, ieBt BON fol@en @a@en 8u
fpre9en.
@iebt perod@tig aus.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22
&or 1teuer &riii8
&alfam : fyrage ipaltet
SStaliens @tni9fett.
@tberlpreden0e @eriibte.

2onbon, 18. 0tt. Sn biplomatiz
19er 9tn1i@t 1T bic 8alfanz2age
biel bertpidelter, als IN mtlitdrtz
1her. Na9 aus Deuti9lanb tomz
menben 8eri9ten 5u urtetlen, TT
nit @i9er5ett gu erparten, oab
@rie9enlonb neutral bleiben tpiro,
pbslei4 es ii9 benz Dur45ug Der
olliierten Sruppen ni6t mioerieben
lpirb. NumGniens Neutralttdt mub
ebenfaus ols geii9ert betra9tet
Derben.
Cine beunrubtgenbe 9oltung bat
bic itoltentf6e @egierung be5igli9
Der 8olfanz5rage angenommen.
Man bat aus 5uperldfitger Auele
erfabren, bob bic bon premierminiz
fter @tpiani bem fran50iii@en parz
lament peripro6ene ttoltenif9e 9tl<
fe gar nt@t 10 ii&er TT nnb boB fte
MIR nuter ber @efabr elmer &obtz
nettsfrifis III Stalten gebra@t perz
ben fonn. @@on geitern tpurben tn
Rom @erii9te lout, bem5ufolse bic
@eiignotion bes &abtnetts @alanbra
fetnesnegs leberrai@ung berorrufen
ipiirbe. Die Sci fter berer, bic geeen
unb berer, bic fir bic @b{enonns
ita1ienif6er Sruppen finb, ploben
IN sStalien iebr f4arf ouseinonber,
unb eine Metnungsperf4tebenb
beiebt au@ i'm &obtnett. Ser Miz
ni1ter bes 2luspdrtigen @onnino
ion nit Der @olonittz@rpebition
ni9t einberi itonben fein, unb ieine
mbonfung lei beretts III 8etra9t
gu 5ieben.
glu6 bic Wtelbungen iiber Srupz
penlanbungen in @olonitt unb Sort
f9ritte berielben piberipreden f4 in
ieber 8e5iebung, fobab es tpirtG9
ousiiebt ols ob ernfte Meinunssber>
f9iebenbetten be5iigli& bsr @olonttis
Expedition entitonben pdren. 1mtz
li9e Melbungen ltegen iiberbaupt
ni6t bor. Mus Mt9en mirb gemelz
bet, bic olliierten Sruppen 1eien erft
ee{ern na@ Norben abgegongen, on<
bre 4uelen melben f@pn bon &dmpz
fen 5tpii&en 8ulsoren unb ben @1z
literten Bel @jebgelii an ber ierbifbz
erie9ifden 8abn na& Nif&. 9ies
1piirbe etn bebeutenber 8oritob ber
Bulgoren bebeuten unb baraufbtn
beuten, boB bic Muiierten, toum auf
benz Marf@e begriffen, f4on ouf
f@pere 9inbernife ftoben. Mieber
onberen Melbungen 5ufolge 1T es
i'm @orbazSole glet@fals gu &dmp<
fen 5fpifden 8ulgaren unb Maiierz
ten getommen. 9ie bieiige Preffe
oibt Der 8ebDlferung ben Stat, borz
Idufig ni6t au5u grobes @ertrauen
in biefe tpiber1pre@enben Melbnnz
gen gu boben, ionbern amtlt4e 8ez
ribte ob3uiporten. Ser bulgoriicbe
Brenierminiiter i'm ertlGrt boben,
bob 1ib etne farfe tiirftf@e Mrmee
nuf benz Marf9e na9 benz Norben
befinbet, um ben 8ulgoren bet5uitez
Zen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22

xu1t uus parls gemelue1 wlrD,
baben sic 5ran5pfen geitern bret oel1t<
fdben Mngriffe norbDfli9 pon Sou4e3
auriidgel9lagen. Ser Seutlhe Bsrt1t
q abanlparten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-22

garis, 18. Dtt. @eorge glemen<
ceau, ber friibere premtermtnifter
5ranfrei9s, fagte beute in einem
sSnterbietp, 0eleaKe fet bon feinem
Mmt 3uriidgetreten, tpetl ct nit ben
anberen Mitgltebern bes Rabinetts
betreffs bes Mbfenbens BON Sruppen
na@ @olonifi, als es befannt tpur=
be, bab @rie6enlanb neutral bleiben
piirbe, 11idt iiberetnftimmen f0nnte.