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oeste.

Thomas A. Edison tuvo su dfa en- la
exposition Panama.Pacific en- San
Francisco.
En Murphysboro, III Joe Deberry,
un negro, fue colgado por Ell aseslnato
de la Sehora ]. II. Martin.
Dos hombres robaron el Banco de
los ~Ciudadanos en- Renton. q seis
mlllas de Seattle, y escaparon con Ia
suma de $4,000 en- billetes de banco.
La Sonora Ada n. Smith, yiuda del
difunto Joseph Smith, presidente de la
Iglesla Reorganizada de Santos del VI,
timo Dia, muri0 en- independence,
Mo.
Dlez y sieto hombres fueron mata.
dos en- la nina de Granite Mountain
de Ia North Butte Mining Company
por una explosion de 500 libras dc
p0lvora.
Demandas de dahos y ~perjuicios al
total de $4,000 en- contra dc Ia St.
Joseph-C hicago steamship Company y
Ia Indiana transportation Company
por IA muerte dc cuarenta y una per
sonas y herldas de sells otraB on el
desastre del Eastland fueron presenta.
das en- Ia corte de dlstrito de los Els.
tados unldos en- Chicago.
VI ferrocarril de Cimarron y Moro
este. extendiendose de Cimarron q
Ponil Park, una dlstanola de velntidos
millas, and0 con una perdida de S.
8i1.2s en- el aho fiscal terminando eli
30 de Julio p. pasado. III interes sobEe
la deuda de fondo de la compahia au.
monto el deficit del aho a Ia sumn de
$s.635.S7.
El tren especial de- agrlcultores del
Santa re compuesto de nueve carros
lleyando 100 agricultores. de dles y
nueye estados dlferentes. y dirigidos
por Charles l.. seagraves, agente gen.
eral de colonization del slstema de
Santa rs, sc paro en- Albuquerque por
oincohoras mlentras que los pasajeros
fueron llevados 4 Ia exhihicidn de es'
tado, coino huespedea de Ia comlslor
de FERNS dc ostado. y esos viajeros
tuvieron gran lnteres EN- Ia exhibici6u
de productu5 agricolas.
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eRIrIsA sINk oERMAN cRUIsER.
Thousand %Buloarlans Killed as Allies
Fleet Bombards Fort.

London, Oct. 2~6.-Russians, aite n
bombarding the north coast OF Cour-
land. which is held by the Germans,
have succeeded in landing troops
ninety miles northeast of Riga and
behind the lines OF von Buelow's
army.
A British submarine operating near
Llbau attacked and sunk n German
cruiser q. the Prinz Adalbert class,
according to ~offlclsl announcement
made In Petrograd.
The bombardment OF Dedeaghatch
caused the death OF ten civilians and
over a thousand soldiers. and there
also we're a large number OF soldiers
wounded, says a dispatch from Attn
ems.
The Dulgarlans, according TO their
official report, have reached uskup,
an important junction on the Salon
iki.Nlsh railway, and have thus placed
themselves across the route by which
the allies achievements for the
Serbs would travel. The AustroGer.
mans In the north have begun a more
vigorous offensive, and have crossed
the Danube near DROVE
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EPITOME DE
LA SEMANA
Una breve relaelen do aeon.
teelmIentos on curse en- este
pals y en- 81 extranjero.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Aeerea de Ia Guerra.
Tres soldados de los Estados Uni.
dos tueron matados y ocho otros heri-
dos on una accl0n con bandidos meji.
corca de Ojo del Aqua.
La Gran Brotaha ha presentado una
oforta formal de Ia Isla de Cyprus a
Grecia tan pronto como este pats Sc
decide on intervenIr al lado de los all
ndos.
El Berlin Tages Zeitung dice que
durante un periodic de Ia gran batalls
en- Loos oil mes y. pasado los ingleses
cayeron al paso de 100 hombres por
segundo.
La Grecla debe de definir su posi-.
ci0n. Este es oil ~contenido de un dc.
spacho nj London Mail que dice que
los allados han mandndO un ultima
tum al rey de Csc pats.
De Russia vlenen las noticias de que
la cludad de Riga pronto caera entire
las manos de los teutones. Los Ale.
names bajo In direction de linden.
burg han alcanzado el RIO de Dvina.
Los ej6rcitos de Alemanla, que por
casl ounce meses han estado contfnu.
amente peleando en- una frente o en-
otra, estan ahora en- Ia ~ofenslva en-
tres puntos muy separados-contra RI
ga y Dvinks, en- Serbia y on Ell dlstrlto
dc Champagne en- Francla.
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FEED CHILDREN
On Properly Selected Food. u Pays
Big Dividends.

II parents will give Just a little In
telllgent thought TO the feeding OF
their children the difference In the
health OF the little folks Will pay,
many times over. for the small trouble.
A mother writes: our children are
all SO much better and stronger than
they ever we're before We made a
change In the character OF the food.
We have quit using potatoes three
times a day with coffee and so much
meat.
Now we give the little folks some
fruit, either fresh, slowed, or canned.
some Grape-Nuts with cream, occa-
slonally some soft boiled eggs. and
some Postum for breakfast and sup.
per. Then for dinner they have some
meat and vegetables.
1T would be hard to fully describe
the change in the children, they have
grown so sturdy ana strong. and we
attribute this change to the food ele.
ments that, ! understand, exist In
Orape.Nuts and Postum.
"A short time ago my baby was
teething and had n great deal OF stom.
ach and bowel trouble. Nothing
seemed to ngree with him until tried
Grape Nuts softened and mixed with
rich milk and he improved rapidly and
got sturdy and well"
There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Mich.
Ever read the above Ietterf A new
one appears from time 90 time. They
are Ernuine, true, and full OF hunaH
! Interest
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Bravery.

The teacher had been reading to the
class about the heroes OF ancient
times.
Can any boy In the class tell a
deed OF daring performed by one OF
his acquaintances?" she asked as she
closed the book.
Raymond's hand shot up.
"WUll, Raymond"
81 saw the first baseman OF u
team give the big bootblack on the
corner n wallop on the Jaw"
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W. N. u, DENVER, NO. 44-tsts.


That clock is two hours SLOW" said
the man OF the house when he came
home ~ his usual time and found the
dinner not even started.
impossible" said his wife. Il set
II only this afternoon. J went over
to Mrs. Smiths next door and asked
her what time II was. and then as
soon as she had showed me her new
gown and given me a recipe for black.
berry jam and told me about the way
MIR. Brown Is running around with
that nirtatious young widow. l came
right home and set the clock TO the
time she told me-"
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RECORD OF FORMER AMBAssA.
DOR Is BEING INVESTIGATED
BY cARRANzA OFFICIALS.
TROOPS TO CROSS U. S.
cARRANzA MEN GIVEN PERMis.
SION TO PASS THROUGH
AMERICAN TERRITORY.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Laredo, Tex.-Permission for 5000
Carranza troops to journey through
American territory from here TO
Douglas, Ariz, where they will re-
enter Mexico has been granted by the
United States government.
Since the United States Is now deal
ing with recognized government In
Mexico no state OF wal exists there
so far az the American government ia
concerned, and the movement OF the
Carranza troops Ia looked upon as a
move to prevent fighting on the inter.
national line at Aqua Prieta with pos
slble injury TO Americans In Arizona.
Mexico City.-It wns learned here
that officials OF the Carranza govern
ment are investigating the record OF
Henry Lane Wilson, former United
States ambassador to Mexico, who Is
charged with having played All i'm
portant part In the conspiracy which
resulted In the death OF Suarez and
Madero and the accession of Huerta.
Wilson was recalled shortly after the
Huerta conspiracy and assumed the
position OF defender Of the Huerta
government upon his arrival In the
United States.
II is charged that he had full knowl'
edge OF the plans OF the p%lotters and
gave them the impr ession that the
United States government endorsed
his approval Of their plans.
II is understood that a quantity OF
documentary evidence discriminating
the former ambassador has been IN
covered and the documents will be for
warded to the Washington govern
ment.
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Fifty Thousand Parade for suffrage.

New York.--Fifty thousand women
in the most magnificent appeal that
any cause has ever known in New
York strobe up Fifth @ from
Washington square to %Fifty-ninth
street In the name OF woman suffrage
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According 70 His Worth.

Politician-The pay Of the average
oflceholder is very small.
Taxpayer-Yes; but II averages uT
all right. Look ut the small amour,
OF work the average ~oficeholder does
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strike Conference AvaIls NOTHING.

I'll Paso, Textile managers OF
the Arizona, the Shannon and the
Detroit copper companies OF the Ari.
IONA copper strike districts OF Cllf-
ton, Morencl and Metcalf, brought
their conference with a committee OF
striking employees to a close by hand.
ing the committee a statement which
practically the committee OF
being influenced by the Western
Federation OF Miners and closing
with n promise that II the employees
went back to work and normal con
ditlons we're restored their griev-
nnces would be discussed.
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Washington. - General C~arranza,
through his representative here, ELI.
SEQ Airedondo, addressed n note 10
the United States and the other
American republics which have recog
nized his government, expressing his
appreciation Of their action and an.
nouncing that diplomatic representa-.
tlves soon will be accredited TO the
various countries.
State Department officials admitted
hearing n rumor from Juarez attrib-
uted to villa officials that Felix Dlaz
and 10000 zapata troops were men
acing Mexico City.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20
Is. N1ai.

@5it 6em 1. syuni i@tpin6et 6ie
nMmerifaniide &ilfsfii@e" ooer bie
vMmeritantide &riegsfii@e" in Ser
6eutl9en &o1pfto6t. Die Speilean,
1talt tpnr6e on1 10. 0ftober 1914 er-
0ffnet un6 io4te 6em 3me6e 6ienet,
Motbleioen6e, bornebm1id Srouen
@in6er, oeren @rrpabrer i'm Sel6e
apeilten Dor 6em Sunger gu betpob=
rem. Bis N3fihte 4priI itellten ii@ Die
ausgoben Ser @oIfsfu4e auf run6
$4,000 @arf. Sc gebri@t ON GEL
bern. Die @etiteuerungen la1fen ntbt
mebr 10 reidli@ ei1t mie 5u Infang
iooonn baben oie 0fononii6en Ser
bdltniife in Deutidlan6 fih ollerorts
in einem @raoe gebeiiert, 6aB BON Ell
nem geotbitan6 nidt sic 9feoe fein
fan1t. MrbeitsgeIegenbeit gibt es Die
&iille nn6 6ie Giille u1t6 Ser Ser
Menit 1T gut.
6oit mebr oIs sic gorgange ouf
Sen @riegsfdm1pldben I'M &peitli@en
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Is. Mai.

slntonio @ulon6ra, ser btsbertge
itaIie1rii6e Minilterprafi6ert, bat it6
bereit erfIart o11f ieinem Soften aus.
5nbaIten. SoIon6ra batte an1 Don'
3nboIte11. Mod6em @ammerprdit6ent
Morcora, Elm alter @oribal6iner> lid
beitintn1t erflGrt bate, er tonne sic
Mufgabe ser 8il6nng eines 1renen
@abit,etts ni6t iibernebme1t, fam ser
@0nig tpieoer auf SoGan6ra 3uriid,
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rens nit SefretGr 8rpnn n1t6 ipdter
mit BON 8er1titorff. l1eber BEN @ba=
rofter 6erielben berla11tet ni6ts. Sc
beiBt, 6oB bei6e 8oti6after ibrer
reip. @egierung getabelt baben,
Sol16bootangriffe anf NalIagier'
6nnpfer m0dten in 3ufunft einge-
itent tperoe1t tpeiI iie b0ies SLUT in
Mmerifa n1ahen.
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Deut(Nland$ HntWort verz09ert.

oeielbe oeerrei mat Sa1n
&omNi ernf md bonnmm8s
Maibtnston elanbt mt mebr er"e @omplifatto:
ut bot Madenn ortngt
bet por-174OOO rmHtite Sc:
fanam II @odem mno 1913 @i@mbe
Sd)pere
Ne9iermm9Smediel
bepor- Wfmb Gbmrdb
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un0 es gelang ibnt, na66em Der bls=
berige 6inan5n1iniiter @arcano abge-
lebnt botte, @alanoro 5u getpinnen,
Die Tubrnng IN Der @an6 3u bebal=
ten.
Som 6. II. 8. &riegsminiiterium
in g8ten tpur6e folgen6er 8eridt
iiber bas iiegrei6e @ororingen Ser
6euti6en un6 0lterrei6iid=ulrgari=
i9en Gruppen ouf Ser gar13en oIt1i=
den 6ront bonr iii6li@en @olen Biz
1ru6 6em 6ftltden @oli5ien ousgege-
ben: 3ie ruiitiden Mrmeen 5ieben
ii@ in @oIen un6 @ali5ien ouf Der
gan5en 6ront tpetter 5uriid. @on
Mome Wlpolto an Ser &ili5a Biz 1iio=
li9 bonn 9ntelter in ser @ege1t6 bon
Dolina riiden uniere un6 unierer Ser
bnnoeten Gruppen iiegrei6 >petter
bor. Mm Gan boben uniere Sruppen
Submit un6 9eiaisf eingenommen,
6ie Geuti6en Saroslau. sS1n mittle-
rem @olt3ien itebt hos 5ebnte otter
rei9ii@tungorii9e Mrneeforps Dor
1einem 6en &uiien nod barter 8ela-
gerung gegebenen @ton6ort - @r5e<
npsl. @eiter fii6lib baben mir 90
bromil nn6 5torp @on1bor tpie6er in
+unferen Sdn6en. Eruppen l1nierer
Berbiin6eten unter General bon Gin.
fi1rgen baben Die &0ben 1ii6tpetlth
bon 1olinu errei@t. 9lm Brutb gret=
fen sic &niien immer no6 an; MORO
li@ bon @olomea mur6en BON mnie-
rer Feirii9en nn6 farntiihen Snfan=
terte ale ruiiii6en 9lngriffe abge=
i9logen."
Cine ser i6tpierieiten Hrobleme,
tpel6e sic &egierung bon Sitpreuben
gu l0ien bat, lift 6ie 8eiteuung Der
@re1156iitrifte Der Grobin5 nit &C.
trei6e, u1r6 5tpor 5eitig genug fir 6ie
oiesidbrige grnte. Die in Srage
fornn1en6en 2an6ereien berm0gen
100000 Gor11en @etrei6e berbor=
5ubringen. slue 5u @ebote iteben6eu
Wfittel tper6en in, 9lnhpen6mng ge>
brad)t, Inn 0as 3iel 5u erret@en.
Sir 6en 3tped Ser 8earbettung
ser Meder, fir 8fliigen un6 Saen
tper6en bornebn11i6 oie &ulien ber=
a1rge5oge1r; Johann tper6en @ann-
i6aften an ser Gront, tpo Tie boriiber-
geben6 ertbebrlib iin6, beurlaubt, l1m
BEL Ser atbeltequng bebilf1id 5u
fem. Tel6n1arl@au bon &in6enburg
fat berfpro@en, oab bie Militarbe=
BORDEN alIes in ibren &raften 5teben=
6e tbun tpir6en, INN 6ie groBen 81
itrifte 3u bebauen, un6 6ie 8ropin>
3iolbeb0r6en tpi6men ii@ Ser gleiden
|gu9e nit ser befanrten 6euti6en
l1nrii6t mno @riin6li@feit. Sir ie6en
beteuten 9lGer miro eine Staaspra-
1nie ge5ublt, uno 5tpar bat Die oeut=
f9e &egierung fir 6en 3tped z @ils
lionen Collars ausgetporfen.
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II. Nfai.

II. Wfai.
@om Often beri6len @ien u1t6
9erlina 0aB Ser Gorlnari6 in Gall
5ien auf iammtli@en Sronten fort
oauert. So1nbor pur6e iebt a1@
beiebt, io6ob 6ie oeuti@-0lterrei@ii6=
ilden Grlppen 5piiden Braempsl
un6 2emberg un6 5lpar ettpa 40 Mei=
len iii6tpeltli6 BON 9enrberg un6 25
@feilen iii01peltli6 BON 8r5etnpsl ite-
FEN. "a Saroslau i6on na@ oem
@alnltagberidt bon Sen Deuti@en be-
iekt lit, lit um 6ie 6eite &r5empsl
idor elm @albfrets ge5ogen. Gin 9ot<
ooner &ommentar gloubt, oaB Die
1lddite SAla9t an ser gan iein miro,
mo 6ie 9fuiien beoeuteno peritarft iino
l1no no jie periuden mer6en, oent
liegrei9en 6euti9=0ferret@ii@en 8or=
marib ginbalt 5u gebteten. @o1t
Nr5en1Dsl an Ser @m1 abtparts be-
gtnnen 6ie 9fuilen 0em @ormori9
@i6eritan6 entgegen5ulteuen. Mus
<rlanb mlrben sstss gsss perein8elte
&dmpfe gemeloet.
sSm Often btl6en gr0Bere britii4e
un6 fran5oiii6e Mngriffe, 6ie tbeilS
bon 6euti6en @egenangriffen gefolgt
lnaren> 6as SaupteretgniB. Ser
&ouptfannpfp1at liegt BEL So Buiiee,
ieoo6 5ieben iid Sic @dmpfe MORO
li9 bis 2ine un6 iii6li@ Biz MrraS
bin. Ser beuti6e Sogesbertdt be-
idreibt sic ein5elnen &fe uno
iagt, oaB alle Mngriffe Ser Tein6e,
Sic bon 6ieien gum Ebeil obne 9fiid=
iidt auf lire @erluite gefiibrt, 5u=
riidgei6lagen tpur0en. 9ln elmer
@teue BEL 9senbille> 1ror6lid bon 9lr-
ras, bra6te Elm 9(ngriff SEN Deltt=
iden SEN @etpi11n elmer midtigen
fran5oiii9en Stellung 6ie ii6 auf Ell
ne 8reite bon 600 uno eine Siefe bon
200 Metern eritredt. Ser 9on6oner
l':,b Nariier gert@t ipri@t bon pollen
grfolgen in Sen ltattgefun6enen Saint
pfen un6 beba1ptet logar, 6aB bie
britii9e1t Ernppen an elmer @teQe BEL
2a 8uiiee muf elmer 6ront bon 5tpet
Meilen auf Sen meiiten 5teuen bie'
ier Sront our@ sic 6eutfde 2itpte ge-
bro9en ieien. @on Sen iibrigen
6ronten miro ni9ts @elentli@es ge>
mel6et.
Son ser Tiirfei liegen MIR 11i6t<
or1tli9e Depel9en bon Ser Seite Der
MMiierten Dor, auBer einen on1tli6en
rniiii9en 8eri9t, Ser tpieoer einmal
bebmuptet, BOB Ser friibere oerti@e
@reu5er @oeben idtper bel6a6iggt
tpor6en iei, no@6em er erfolglos 200
@ranoten uuf sic BEN gosporus Be-
f9tebcnoe ruiiiide Shmar5e Meer<
S1otte obgei@oiien botte
ssStaliens &remier @oGan6ra bat
ouf, 1norgen friib einen @iniiterratb
bernfen. W1on 1titnmt an, 6oB in
6emielben cine gntidet6ung iiber
ssSStaliens Stellang gefaBt miro. Wean
miro ii6 tpubridein1id au@ 6ariiber
fdluiiig tperben> Oh, tpte es Dor Ser
@inilterfriiins beitimntt tpor, baS
Gorloment am 20. Mai tpie6erer0ff=
net miro, o6er Oh es bertogt tper6en
fnm
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ID. UfQi.

1ie 9eote Ser Ser. Stooten lber
SEN 2uiita1ia Sal lit Donneritag-
aben6 na@ Berlin obgegangen. Sic
lit freun6i6aftli@ inn Son, menn
au6 feit un6 beitin1n1t gebalten, uno
ipri6t oie l1eber5eugung aus, 6aB oie
6euti6e &egierung it@ Ser slnii@t
ni9t beri9lieBen tper6e, 6aB 6ie &C.
fdbr6ung bon 2eben un6 S9iffen bon
Mmerifanern int beion6eren, uno
geeutralen int angen1einen ielbit in
Ser &riegs5one nidt geredtfertigt iit.
@aibington perlangt un6 erportet,
bab Geutl9lan6 6ieie Mrt &riegfiib-
rung unber5iigli@ einite1en meroe.
slngriffe britiider Gruppen ouf
oie reue 6euti9e Grort bel gpern
tpur6en nit i9meren @erIuiten fir
Sen Sein6 5uriidgeidlagen. Der
beutide @oritoB auf Opern gebt mei-
ter. @benio tpur6en fein6lide Mn.
griffe iii6tpeitli9 BON 2ine un6 moro
tpeltli6 bon 8errD-au-8ac abgetpte'
fen. Ser @erluit ser Geutide1t bel
Gorencp miro auf g. Big 700 Mann
ongegeben.
Ser 9fiid5ug Ser geidlagenen &ui-
fen bGIt an. Dte berbii116eten 1r1p-
pen baben sic @obet iii6tpeitli6 bon
Dobren1il, strp un6 @ambor erreidt
nn6 ridden u1rter General 2iniingen
iiber Turfa n1to Sfole Dor. Ser
&u1npf in Sii6gali5ien oauert fort.
Die @orbut Ser l1rter General
Mode,1iens 0berbefebl fteben6en Mr-
meen iin6 Dor &r5empsl auf 6em lin-
ten ufer 6es Gan angeton1nten. Der
@ompf BEL @dntplt in g9uBlano
6uuert an.
(6ortiebung auf @eite 81
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unb 0itliben europa iteben mugen-
blidlib 3tpei 6ragen i'm @or6ergruno
6es sSnterelles: 1ie atnerifani16e
9eote on Geutd1an6, be5p. 6ie Mnt=
MORT, 6ie 2eutlblono auf 6ielelbe ge-
ben miro. 3ieielbe tpur6e, tpie Dem
Staotsbeporte1nent n1itgetbeilt lit, on1
@on1itagborn1itag 6em 6eutfden aus=
tpartigen 9ln1t bon @otidafter @eraro
iiberlltittelt. geo6 elmer iiber 9lmfer=
bon1 nn6 2onoon fon11nen6en Gepe-
ide ioa 6ie @oiiiide 8eitung on6eu-
ten in boben anttlt9en &reilen iet
man 6ofiir, sic 2uiitania=M =Mngelegen=
beit un6 6ie iibrieen @eidiuer6en Ser
Ser. Stoaten einem i11ternationalen
|Sbie6sgert9t 51 mnterbreiten.
ssSn &om, mo ont Doneritag 6as
&abinett salan6ra 5uriidgetreten, lit
nob alles in ser Sdtpebe: &onig
Giftor g1nonuel botte om sSreitog-
abet16 Den biSberigen Minilterpraii>
6enten Salan6ra eriudt, auf ieinem
@oiten 5l1 berbleiben, 6ieIer batte be-
itinrnt abgeGebmt;; 6arouf erfudte
Der @onig Sen &ummerprdli6enten
@orcoro, 6ie 8il6ung zines @obi=
netts gu iibernebmer, au6 6ieler
lebtrte an1 Sa1nitag ob, u1t6 bom
bieB es, Ser &0nig tper6e ii@ no@>
mails on Salan6ra tpen6en. Cine
9o1r6oner Depeide tpoute aus gfom
tpiile1, SStalien babe bereits Dor elmer
@o9e 6en 3reibun6sbertrag Oeiter=
rei@fl1ngarn gegeniiber gefiin6igt;
6ies miro in elmer an6eren 3eitungs=
n1e16ung aus 9fom be eitritten.
gluf oem tpeitliden &riegsi6auplab
ibeint in Ser @egen6 bon. Dpern un6
n0r61i6 bon Mrros 11irgen6S ii@ 6te
Sage nennenstpertb peridoben
5u baben, in1u1erbin idei1ren
sic Gran5oien lire &ngrtffe
BEL 9lrras 5ien1li6 einge1teQt
5u baben. Die Geutiden boben
BEL Ypern in Sen lebten bret @o9en
iiber 5000 nreiit ur1pertpun6ete @e-
fangene genrudH, oaratnter aablreide-
Sffi5iere.
Som Often meloet ser 8iener Be=
ri@t> 6ab Ser rniiii@e &iid5ug un6
6ie bon 6en 0iterret6iid=6eutf9en
Sruppen gefiibrte @erfolgung auf
alien 6ronten fort6auert. 9lu@ im
iii61iden &olen un6 entlang ser Bi<
li5a bat Elm iol@er iebt begonnen.
Ser oeutide 8eridt mel6et> boB 6ie
Mrmee General b. Madeniens iebt
Dor oen Sboren bon &r5empsls itebt.
Gie eigentli9e 9lrmee lit MIR 20
@eeilen bierpon ertferrt. Sic Saint
pfc in &urlan6 itn6 11o6 nidt gum
Mbi6luB gefommen. ssSn Ger 8ufo=
tpina ii16 oie oiterreidii6en Irl1p-
pen Dor gr0beren ruiiilden &ruppen-
mengen auf Dem 9iid5ug. Ser rui-
iilde @eridt nrel6et 6ies l6on in 6en
bergol1genen Sogen als groBen gr=
folg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20

ber nidt gu ertporten; es lei 6enn,
0aB Seiterrei6 oen slnfang nra@t.
9us ober miro tpobl faum 5u er=
lporten lein. &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20
Tretbeit Der
Me!ere.

Fraiioent 8ilions Mote an 9e,1ti&=
lamb. - 2egt @anptgeuid)t anf
6reibeit Ser Meere. - 3raiibent
er>uartet Sibne fit Sic @erletmng
amerifaniider Nedte. - 2enft
slmfmerfiamfeit Ser 9feidsresie=
rmmg anf ben Grnit Der Gage. -
9eute fre1n6li3 gebaIten.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-28
The Neglected Species.

In the opinion OF some persons, the
new teacher was going almost too far
in her attention to nature study. How.
ever, the children appeared to enjoy
it all, and, so far, no parents mad
made open objection to the little talks
on birds. insects and flowers with
which the teacher diversified the rou.
tine Of school work. So all went along
quite comfortably until the afternoon
when the fly ana the flea were up for
consideration.
Following the teachers lead, the
children had all grown enthusiastic
over the astonishing acrobatic abtlt
ties Of the fy-an except Robbie May
who for some time had been staring
moodiiy at his desk, casting only &C
casional giances at the teacher, and
those unmistakably sullen.
His mood became so noticeable BY
the time they were all admiring the
fact that the fly can walk on the cell
ing. that the teacher paused and
turned TO the boy.
What is the trouble. Robbie?' she
inquired. Aren't you interested z
the talk?"
-Ye-es," granted Robbie, reluctant
Iy polite. Then, warming up, but
bet a fly can't hang by its knees. and
every boy in school can do IT, all 'cept
Laurie Lee. and he's had the diph
thery!"-Youth's Companion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-28

power?" she answered. The police
know-yes, mein herr. They will sup
ply the murderer. AID even his name
is known"
"Impossible," cried. The arch
duke must be warned"
He has been warned by anonymous
letters" replied .he little woman.
But whether h% has received them
or not. who can say? How can one
tell him that gossip has decreed his
death? Where all know. none knows.
Only someone apart from court life
can tell his hishness."
But how can ! repeat such gossip
to him with no proof" ! asked
did not more than half believe the
story. Such tales are always fitting
through yiennese society. went
away rather abruptly. conscious Of the
resentful, anxious look on the little
woman's face. Even then II did not
occur to me that she had been max
ing a supreme appeal to me, as the
only one who could help.
Later in the evening ! sent q re
quest by one Of the chamberlains for
an interview with the archduke. The
guests were thinning out: the recep
ton had settled down into a few rub
bers Of bridge. varied by visits to the
informal supper tables. where cham
payne and sandwiches were served
The archduke came out at once, looked
at my card and at me. and then. tc
my delight, remembered me. For, In
fact, the experience to which have
referred, in which / gained the friend
ship OF his cousin. had involved him
self as well.
He greeted me very warmly and
asked how he could serve me. In an
| swer rendered him the ring.
He started back like a man struci
BY a bullet. I then explained. as con
cisely as possible. that had been re