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pdinreu.
g9oihii,.1inn, ;. .I2ni

Ter 9triot0 uoH 3ric9smdtcrToi
jcocr 9lrt iibcr idlmc0'idlcs ejcnici iii
ned cincr WcIotua 0C9 t6nlQIldien
s>on0e! 5oiutes Berbote1 morocn mN
cje idneoiihc G8ciano dloit III @ulb
riat0n ON Ntjtt0od antlln0lgte
0ie Ginillhr bon @rlcgsmanltiof
noh JiuBInno ous oem ylor0m3iten lit
a76llrd 10 mt mic 1inIogl;d1 gcmadt.
pohre1to Der &ditt non 4rCbonacl
ucf inlmer oom Cis AcihIoiien
iit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Vrnnn it uoriidltia.

lin Der oeutidcn 9tc9ierltng Die
2fo9lidliclt 81 aeben. 1Sniormotloncn
lttcr Den &nrfoll 81 9cben, bat Sefr.
@rnan pc CT ncriidlcrtc. gotidaiter
'Scrorn n!acuicielL cine llnterlu,
diang on5ulteIIen. Cieic pan0Iungs.
pclic hnrte ie6oth nidlt etmo 10 ans.
Qclcat per6cll ol@ Oh oic Der Stao.
tttt alnehmen, 0oB CSlliligbt bon ei.
ncm oeutlhcn {altdboot anqegrIiien
iuar0Cu lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
p 2as frGitige 9)iittcl ans Oel
1SidDteumdI6crni

99ic es $5ols uno stopi poH 6cn
id,lcnugen 5dlooen beilt. Gs iii Der
ejeiit Der Jieubeit iho Strait aus 00
qciun0heitioroeruo@t ,5i6tenpol0cru
Il. Bells 4jine 3ar 60uia. 2lnt
ieptiid lnb bciIeno. aontt bent cine
6loide. Nae Hpotbeter boben c5 ilir
25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Sriiis iul Sltcu.
SIuebrHdl clues Nrieacs iwiidleu ia.
pan nno China idlciut nnuermclN-
lid III icin; China iicm 100000
lRann in YetiuaS HGbc iulammcn.
9nn0nil > mai.


9@jc Ser ~Gcutrol 9tap@e atlo i
fo Qcu,cloet miro. hn, ons loponllhc
Sablurtt IN emcr Spe5ioliieuug be
idIoiicn cln lllijmotum az emma 5u
rlhtcll.
(rfio. ). Moi.
@du6 ,$opdn ton5crtrlrt ieinc 9Iui
mtrtiduitclt alf Dir dliucliilbt ,5ruac.
Ga2 9lu5ln0rtiqc Nmt bat an olc
&onhuG III Ghinn 1rlc3rannc &c
ionot. neltbe oic 9lupeiuuaen ent
buItcn. alle &npaner oui cine ploBlj
dlc A3rciie por5lbercitcn. Atucral
leltnont (Srof 1croudi. tSeucrnlaou
rtrucur ppn &oreo. hni cine Gouie
ren5 nit ocm (Scneralitdb ocr 9lrnUe
obachalteu. Sic 9>relic crflort. oo9
lliiInartn pcrbe cine 6riIt pom IS
<tmotn gcmnbrcl
9cfinQ. ). Moi.
Sini lopuniihe aricQaldiific. cln
&rctSer uno nicr Sorpcopi0ger iino
III GhinmanQtuo onl C8eli BON 2io
iunQ, ctluo 100 N1cilcu 0itlih BON
Nctiua. einQctroiic,. oiicuhnr 81
nun 3med, Oic UtiteIicoer Der iopn
u;idcn eirionotid)oit nia Ghiao ob. ,
3rholcn. Noniulorheridnte ans nael,.
Gbcilen oe8 Sanncs mcIOct 0c6 Die
>Sapouer obrciien oocr iidl III oen ia |
ponilhen 2on'ulatcu fpn3cntrircn, !
GrfiuQ. ). Ntoi
2lIs ole ,crnitcite Wciutr IN Chi
nos monerner 0ieihjd1tc" bc5cidlnct
flc vEefiug (Au5ctte" 0ic lcAcnpdr
ice 2oQe. in oic etiua ourh Die 6or
hrrlmIea 'lo2ons binciuQcroi6en III.
9ln0ciidits scr 2corohlihcn Stellima
nannc hcr >Suponer hcrridt in 60
flnp cine bcmcrfcnamcrtbc Athc Tie
mciitcn 9clitc oeneu lbrcn Neih0ftcu
njc qepebnId nod. llnH ooh mo9en
hic nodlItcH cage ldlon lcltt ocllarjca
bringen. 9Ils oic 9iotriht einaing 1
nof $npun telhloiien hobc, ein llIti |
matum su ien0rn. murhc cine Nabl
ncttsiirung nnla Dem S@iuterpaloii, |
Ger Rclihen3 ocs 1rnliDenten >SiaH.
id,ifoi, einberuien.. Ios aabinci. |
iuor geihcilter 9lnildt. Ter Eralioeuf |
nab Sic iciniac pidlt fino 9lul ieinc
Gftifeionnn fouuut 6 in mcicntIi !
dicn dl.
9&ulbluo:an >. Rni.
Gic G'uhnidlun0 Der Grili0 I'M icr
lenC iten miro lit nieiiQcnHeaicr1tngs
frclicn nit qroBtcm ,Sutcreile Der
ielqt. Mnu alnuht bier. 6oij dllt
pIouiotjihen Nfiitcl noh bei peiteml
njht crldlopit i,ien Yrdiibent 4Silion,
aob Scr 9lnijdt Yusornf ce mcr0t
boIo Gin aI0rlmg heracigellibrt mcr
Gtu
9'ctinG. :. N}oi.
NHIiidriidc 9iorbcicjnulpcn uir
ftc &crihcioilnna njn Gcfin0 mcr0ctI
lcrejta 1ciroifcu. 100000 Mom iino
III Scr Nohc 0cr Aauniito0t 3llnW
pprbcn. Tod reiht 0ic
Wmiticn MIR ihr cine filr5c Gerthci
0ilunQ ans. ,Su N'ufNen lulo Oic
1lnoniid,e Nnuf mo oaS iopnuidt
4oituutt qeiddlnlicn morhen 9tile ia
Rcicrplitcn mtrhcn 3u Den
.Sohncu Qcrlifen. 1r. z. : 9tcinlld |
cnrcrifonlidcr C5eion0tcr in &efinp
aihf Scr llchtricuQuna Nnsoruf. oo6 I
Sic oncrif1niihcn afiiiionoge uH0
anncrc gmcritGner i'm $mcrn poH
Ghino nldlt in 0ieiohr ldlmebeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
gS;eu triiit bic 5dlnlO?


lrdli0clt @iIlon erortertc on
1ieHiioJ wie0erum nil lclHcn ao6i
ndt bic Iu1clcQcH1cjt oes omcrito
Hither 5dGtes 6rlililbt. melhes bcl
au Scllig laieIn 5ufH >ufeH ae
bcodt por0ct II iol0nQc lc0odl feuc
dnnIcu 9i0dlrdltcn ooyli@eu MIRO
ne omcrifoniidc Reqieuna teina
: hriitc in Der 5ohc i1ln. &out ome.
rfaltiidIen Qouhd Stepbens in Elu
u'outh uio (9eneroIfou'ul Stinnet
~ gonoor liio ncne Iepeidcu einac
iroifetL Die Ic0odl nidts ncllcs mel
IN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Sine mirfin inc sfcpreiialic.
qonben. 4 9lni.

~0NOc0. 4 Nfill.
9(mHjd puroe bier heutc befount
ccnoht, DOB oie oeiitid}e 9iegierlng
bic enQIjibc ourh Den oHcrlfaniid1eli
@ctidoiter 0abingeben6 bena6ridl.
tigte. 0ob oie N @in5e'hoit Qeiettelt
5ritiIhcn Cffi8ierc ebenio behonocIt
miirocn. ME oie oeutidlen llntcriee.
6ootqeion1eucn in GnaIon0.
Tnrd Die anierifaniidle 8otidoit
Iolpohl in gnelon6 oEs cud in
Geittidlnno in Der Sodle cnaeitellte
linteriudanq hobeu eraeben. 0oB me.
SER bier nod bort Die @ehnnoluHQs
mciie ciuc 10 Itrenoe mar. oIs atlge-
ircin angnomWeH wlree,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
lluirr uSolfsratb" Wiasa;in.

.d) 1icnltoQ lror iii
Ter Golt3rQt1
.9tdan5ln plt0cr MI
0cnl Aucrbclteu on.
QeiilIlt 10 iuier be
ldleloenc& S&illcll
iluo &pnllcll, lill0
oo2Sid)t 0u@ ltnlerti
Affo0 erbeut. ermo0
lld)en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Iett internirt.


1tuupnrt 9t0na, ). Qidi.
Ter ocntid)e Nilfalrcii5er o0rou
pru5 4@ilhcIn@ muroc om Gicnstaa
in sic gtpriolt 5d1jiisncrit acihlcppi
mo intcrnirt. Gr plrn 0ort bis
5ilnl en0e bcs Nrle9cs 5u bIcittn
ba5cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Fnalano plant 9erbpt BON AoGlcn'
ousinhr.
4rrhon. ). 4fol

IGG0ofJ ,. WtGt.
@ronbritounicn hc. Die abitht IN
nchcr 3cit Ste 9ttsilibr ron @o1IC
ruo Gofes nnd 0cm 8us:oub ousge.
nommca nod ben br'tiiben Neiislii.
Qcn uno Brotcftoratsn. ionic oeF
rerbunbCtcn Q0goern 5l Derbleten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
glodl nani nntIar.

Iie cmerifnniihe HcqicrlHa niu
f3Iaeuot 6roqeu iibcr dlCn jmciiel
Hbobeu bcantuortct babeu:
syit 0ulflifbt citrd ciucn Sorpe00
o6er eincr 1eenllHs peCicUft mar6Cn?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
&niicn ani orm Giif5ng.

NStcll D. Itui.
Die ontlihcn @efdntnohltna oes
qrobcu Sieacs Der oiterreid)lid5cn
uno ocntldlen ! lruppcn iiber Die Rui
len III g&eIt @alisien hot iolgcnOen
Mortlont:
.'Sn trcuer @oifeltbrilocridloit 10
fen Nclltidlc nn0 oitcrrcld ltugori-
Inc Grl;ppe1 einen ncuel1 Sleg CT.
uanocn. g2Ghren0 0eS 9iiid5ugs scr
Iniien n1dl lullerer ieareihen
Sd)lod)t bel 2inunopo in @elt- 0aIi.
3cn befettcn mir oie itorf bcieitigte
sSrnnt bcs eSenthcS 5piifen ocr
g&eihiet mn oem 0oltptfanlm Scr
Garpothcn. Sn eineu1 mciteren Ylr-
ariff inter 0cn gluQcn bes Gbcrbc
icrlsbaber. Gr5bcr5og SSriebrid1, er.
ranaen Ole Grllppen ser Gerbun0etcn
o,n Iontag neue Griolae umo 5pau-
f,n, unmiocritehIih in 0ItIidlcr Hihs
tu0 o,rriifcllo, Die 9iuiicn 5ii einer1
hoitigcn gtiit5itg.
Tie gencltllng oes qciomn1te Or
f1l9cs fonr Noh niht annoherno ob-
deidldtt mtr0en. Gic 3obI Der Be.
iondene1l bctr1o.t bisber 10000.
rJnmt ober itiinoLid) yi. Gine qrobc
Nlcnac arieqsmot 'rinI lit in 5ohIrei-
den ruiiiid)cn Stctltnacu erbelitet
morotn, oarlnter - Geidlilse uno
81 NlalfuengGpebre.
Iien. 5. Mtdi.
Nm Qtittlpoh mur0e in @ien FOL
nfnScr amtIider 9erid]t aisge-
Gebcn:
Sic ruiiiide 6rout 3baro.
13tropfo 2ubfop IN BEN gestiocr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

BON ben 149 Sten, bic ,s
I'M 1860 no6 i'm adntcn 3urif
CAB, iinb nur noh 40 unostarosri
erEaIttu uno 6eina6s bic bi!it,
qan2 Deridjnanoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

NVlQttN ultSgcQ5 tUpI lpDfOCH W0rtU,
nod Der Girn1uiocn gpcru tSront
tronsprrtlrt. Lie pon Gcutihlollo
nGh &Cigieu filhrcnoen @abnliuien
iino pnller SulppeIl5ilae. lino euolole
Cilter5iloe briuecn 9lrtilcric, 9fllni-
tion ln0 &orrotbe on Die iioHocrhlde
GSront. Inc 9ln5eihCn oeilten barouf
hin, oaB Die Gettirben cntifIollen
iino. cinen meitercn Gormorih bel
ypern 3i perindlen.
-.,ie @irfnu9 Der critifenbcH @aie.
0on0on, ). Waj.
Gs III in 2onoon Gin 9'eridlt uon
Cir SSnhn sSrendl. Dem berbcicDIs-
bober 6er britiiden Streiitr0ite auF
Dem Sentiment onsgeaeben moroclL
Der iid) oI$id,IieBIidl nit Der &erpen-
fltna BON critidenncn eSoien icitens
Ger 9eutihcu bcid)dftigt. Ter 0cridt
luutct mic iolqt:
Sic 0buic. mcIhc Die 7clttinen
aebroud,en. merhen ourh R0bren
nllsocltoBcn, Die in Sen SdmRengra-
lyei ocle9t iinb. 9tnh Surd, Die er-
pIniion BON (5ronoten. Die hclorocrs
iiir 0lCien 3mcd periertiQt lpllr0cn.
lit hao @as prn0u5lrt poroen.
Gclitidc Srlppen Die nntcr Icfung
oicicr @tolc 5utu 9lnoriff ilbcrgiuaen,
mnren nit bcionbCrs eitmoricncn
Ytpnlun9@porridtunGel. mcld}c nlI
utlcu Elinfteu Der Nampifront III
pcriicpcltcn Nateitu sur &crthcillnQ
aelaratcn. ousgcrillte1. GlC9 5ciat
cine methohiidje Torberelfuug oni
QrnBcr Soli@.
Cine &odlc por Ser critcl, }Inpcu.
ounq oieier 4fetbooc nclocten bic
Gcttidlcn ooi} mir eritideu0e Soie
ucrmcuocn. 9amnls idjen qor fem
Nrmno tiir oieie critounIid1c 6o!idl-
hcit norbonncn SIT lem. Sctt tit Is
oIlcr0in1a flor. IS NOR ein Shcil ib,
res NoneS uno ea lit eiu meitcrcr @c-
lucis fiir Die moblcrpoqenc Giuiiil'.
rlnQsort nicicr ncuen un0 luQeiek
I;dlen gSofic hurd] Die Tultidlen. Gs
5ciat baB tic ole llnacieBlldfcit er-
fonntcn NM cjucr nGtirnicn unh
ln6qIidlcrmcllc i'm eiancn 2oloc ber
portretcuoc &ritif por5ubcuQcn lud}-
ten.
Seitonu Scr 6eino oo@ clitenioI
icinen Nnrmorlh n1it cilcr &olfe
pen pcraiitcter Cuft bette. hot er
Hicie 4fcthDoc bei 0ffenlip mo Qe.
fclliirbGpcolnocn nnacmnnot, monn
iluner her g2ino aunItia NOR.
3ie 9Sirfunq ocS @iftca iii nidlt
mr. cntfrditiQcn0 lno id'n'criIoa &c
i0hrIith. mic b,c beltide Grciic per
mlthet. lon6ern 6crcn Spicr. sic nidlt
idjon ouf bem SeI0e 1unfnmmcn un0
ms 2o3drctt Qcid)o'ft merbcn ION
Ien Ieiocn idIluer. IN picien S5dllcr
l:crbeu tic oinen ihmer3hnltcu mo
Iunaiomcn 600.
Gieicnilcn. meIhe 0ic g9irfitug
SET 0uie iibcrfommcn into IN cj1er
nm incniQ hciiercn %erfoiiuna; 6em
sic ooourd herbeiQeiilhrteu 2imQcn
rcrIeBunq crmeiil fidl pon oaiern0cW
Gborafter mo nodt Die Vc6auerns-
uartben Si (>nuofi0en oui 2ebcns3cit.
Gicie Mirfunacn miiiieu Sen 6eut-
iden @elrhrteu. ipcIdac oieic ncue
g@dffc cridnaeu uno ocu 9FilitGrbc.
hcr6en. oic ibre Arlpenouna Git
bicBeil. mcbl befonnt dcmeien icir.
'5h bin Der 2lniidf oab Der feino
iif euoai}ltiG elltidlloiieu bof, oieie
CioIe foriaeiebt az aebroudct uno
61B 9'rotcIte liieft8 allten pcr6en.
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9liinScitens 10000 tSefaneene.

,sn 9Sicu lunrhe om Sunncretaa
aintlid befannt aeacbeu, ban Der
lieareidle %ernaridD Der Scutiden
nno 0itcrrcidliid) nnaariidlcn Srmp.
pcn an Der ,Srunt i'll cjoli5ien mani
baltiam luciterf fie.
Spmeit bis Suuncrstaa fcitaeitellt
iuar, betrGat oic 3ahl Der in bieien
Sampfcn icit Sunntaa aefdngeu ac-
Mpmmenen 9iuiien miubcltcns 10000
Mann.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
yang pprbereiteter ,saa.
Nerlill. /. sgfoi

Terllu, i. sgtal.
Gin oeutidcr Correspondent, Der
It'd beim 6itcrrcidiihen @ouptqudr.
tier befinNct. tele9rapbirt:
Inner Sicg i'll &cltgoli5ien lit
mihtiger ais Der ON ocn Maiuriihcl
Seen. 9luf Der 0unalec 6ront 5ieDcn
lid Die &itiieu in llnoronung 3urild,
pobei Die oiterreid)iiden uno ocltt
idlcn Sritpper iie perfoIgen uno jcocl
&crlub ibrcr &ieoerpcrlammhmg
lcrhinoern..
o@an3e rlliiiihe 9iuiiioncn limo
poIlltGnoig 5crliort moroeu. Sic 3obI
scr genonlmenen 8efongenelt mag
oiejcnige !iherltei9en. peIhe pon
6eIomorid)ou 0inoenburg in Git
prelbcn grmodt inuroe; Die 0aupt-
nihti9teit bcs Siegcs Iiegt obcr in
Der Sbotiode, 0oB Die rllliil6euSup-
}cn, mcld]e ouI Der 2orpotbenfront
3ur Snpoiion llneornS fon5cntrirt
iuib, jest ioinphI pom Sltou pie pom
2eitcn beorobt iino.
oMenn hieic Sruppcn iliht permit
tells einer iobiqercn 6iibrcridnit, aIs
mic lie Die Huilel, bisbcr an ben Sug
geleot hoher, ous ibrcr Gage Qe5o-
gen perhen, bcorobt tic bas ar0btc
llnteil. oos lc in Scr nlIlitdriidcn
Gbcididlte pcr5eihnet nuroc. 9tuf lc-
Sen San mer0cn tie 1c5piugul iciu,
lidl suriidSu5icbcn.
Sic Seiterrcidlcr hobcu 9r5c
rnal gcrdd)t.
Bcrliner nilitoriihc Sadlueritdu
0iQe ncriithertcn helttc, naB nicoer
cinmoI 6entide Strote0ic oie 9tuiicn
III einc Sole gclilhrt hottc, Die nlr
nod uoIler 9lllareifc scr Situotion
crfnInrcidhe rerocn fonute. Sic mlr
sc nolliI0noid, ais bic Streittroite
CHcncrol BON 2fofenicns Don ser
2'iura Rnmfn 6rnnt nod Dem iilb
rittidbcn Noupfploe nchrndlt muroen.
Tic genoIferlulq non Berlin icicrt
teltc ocn Sica. 9ion Wiodcltien iii
ittcr Hud,t bcinohe ebcnio popular
qcrporocn, mic BON 0inocnbilra. IS
NOR ucn Wodcnieu, Der Die 9ciltidlcn
i'll ihren Sicgen bel 2nos unh 60
iuitid, fllbrte mo lie 6cinohe bi sbot
Sic Mancrn gSorihons brodlic.
,Sn 0elttihlon0 NOR om Gienltog
sur sSeicr bcs Sieqes iibcr bie 9iul-
len in Neitonli5ien ShrIieiertn9 be
itirut lporocn.
0urtihe 4Rilitdr SohperitdnoiaG
tctoncn Ole Nidltidfeit 0c5 otter
reihiih Oclltihen Grfol9e5. beion-
ncrs in icincr &erbinbluto nit Dem
9;orntnridl ser ocutidlen Strcitfroite
oltIih bon Wtcmel nrrdb oie SItlcc.
proOinScn."
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Sic Grpbcrnus Der Stabt Wurlice.

~CSIlllls y. -Vtxtt.
9tdh cine 0epCife. Die ocnl Gage,
biutt pom icincm Sonocrberi6teritot
tcr 5u9in9, 1T Der ilioIihc ,Slilgel bcs
rliiiiihen 0ceres I'M lueitlihen 0aIi-
6icn OIL elmer "a 0teilen Ionecn 3rnnt
5crldlmcttert morhen. Gs beibt in
GEM Veridlt:
Ser 9lnQriff lnlroc nit inIdlcr
GntidIoiienbeit 9elnndlt. boB Die Gul,
iclt ge5nunaen imtroen, nid)t bios
tire norocren SfelIunqeu oui5uaebclL
iouoern altdl oie G0rfcl binter ser
Sfront pt rGumen bic ibnen oils
S.norticr bielltcn. 9tur in @lorlicc
ljeltcn Die Huiicn itono. 9icie Stoot
mIroc hurd, gc'diebl1ng icitcns ocr
9irtiIlcrie 5critDrt. unA Dor ibrer Gin
nahn1c bllrdl oie Geutlhcn iuno ein
crbittcrtcr Strobenfonbf itott. ?luc
Stabaoffl5iere elmer rtllilhCn 3ipi.
i!0n. 6orltnter mchrere @GncroIe,
mllrocn gct0ofet oocr bermllnoct. Sic
lfehrbcit Der oeionQcneu truQ Nii
lifdrnliitei,, aber GiplIflciflmq. Sic
hcfloQten 'ih iiber MtorgeI nll 9tob
al. a
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Grfclo Ser perbiin>eten 1T 1Deit>
6ali5isn pcn encrmer
@3erentnno.
-5taliens 11eutralitdt eeiider Die Kris i'm fernen
Often. Japan itellt Elm llltinatum an China,
uno elm Krie9 spiiuen oen Gelben eebort su
oen naben 1lloolihfeiten.

III unbaltbnr gciporoen. ga sic
iIcarcidcn &erbiinoeten pom @citen
bcr bcl1iltnig oni <Sosiom mo 3mig.
rpo Dorrilfen, bat 0cr 6cino nlif Der
nlcitlldlcn anrp1tbcniront bcllte 9lior.
gen begonnen, eincu pollen Hiid5ug
olls llngorn o1Sutrcten, nobel er
ron ocn 0itcrreidnlt 0elttidcn Srup-
pen pcrlol9t miro.
Sic TuIicn muroe1 iomit ouf Ell
ncr ,5ront pnn $50 StiIomcter t93
lFcilcn) geihIogcn mo inter bcn
iCtipcriten Gerll,itcn 3uut 9tiif5ug &c
oipun9cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

@jc Ser ,.Gcutrol atNp@e tui0 4
fp Qtu,rlott miro. hn, ons ioponlidr
9abiuft IN eiucr Spejiollieuug be
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

Die ,,Uot oftern"-,3ettun-
gen baben Gle Geiebiebte
ron "a Groiie nid,t mn,
mitiebreiben Ienoern nit
nacteu Pelfen.
Newark post., 1915-01-06
Dogs On Belgian Battlefelds

Amongst the victims of this re-
voting war animals of all kinds
have suffered terribly; none more
so than mans faithful friend, the
dog. A correspondent of LT"de-
pCndance Beige, visiting the ruins
Of LOuvain ten days after its de-
struction, gives narrowing de-
scription of the fate of the dogs
left behind by the departing refu-
gees
The correspondent says, "I will
not attempt to depict the terrors
and sadness Of the sights which
met us in passing through villages
destroyed by gun-fre and the wan
ton burning Of houses. Many of
these houses had been looted and
where it was impossible to carry
furniture away it was taken into
the street and burned, but one gets
accustomed even to all these hor-
rors.
"There is one tragedy that the
most hardened cannot resist feel
ing compassion for-the dogs-the
only living things we saw on orr
tour of inspection.
I'm the madness of fear hun
dreds of dogs were abandoned by
their masters, flight anywhere was
the only thought of the civil popu-
lation for they knew what awaited
them should they fall into the
hands of the drunken soldiery
roaming about after the burning
Of Louvain.
"The poor terror-stricken fugi-
tives never gave thought as to the
fate of their faithful and, in ordi-
nary times, loved dogs, so that in
hundreds of cases the dogs were
left chained up! The enemy We're
Newark post., 1915-01-06

FIFTH-Dishonesty is never an
accident. Good men, like good
women, never see temptation when
they meet.
SIXTH-Mind your own busi-
ness, and in time you II have bus
mess Of your own to mind.
SEVENTH-Don t do anything
here which hurts your self-respect.
An employee who is willing to
steal for me is willing to steal from
me.
EIGIITH-It is none of my bus
mess what you do at night. But if
dissipation affects what you do the
next day, and you do half as much
as | demand, you'll last half as
long as you hoped.
NINTH-Don t tell me what
| Il like to hear, but what | ought
to hear | don t want valet for
my pride, but one for my purse.
TENTu-Don't kick if [ kick.
If you re worth while correcting,
You re worth while keeping. I
don waste time cutting specks
out Of rotten apples.
Newark post., 1915-01-06
Business I'm Del
marvia Peninsula

Du9 ,Il part to the European
.,ar, business III the Dellnarvia
peninsula has been rather dull, ac-
cording to the annual report of
Frank j. Williams, manager of the
local branch of the r. G. Dunn &
Company's commercial agency.
AT the present time" he says, "all
industries are duh. especially the
leather and iron trades Of this city,
and, while none Of the industrial
plants Of the city has been actually
closed, nearly all are working on
reduced time
1.-The total number of failures on
the peninsula this year was 62, as
compared with - for 1913 and 81
for 1912. Tic total liabilities were
$1,S53, 40S.61, as compared with
$20S,04413 for 1913. The assets
for 1914 We're 81, ,149, ,S40.13,
against %1O0,97S.S9 for 1913. The
failures in Delaware for 1914 were
AZ, as compared with Is for 1913
in Maryland there were 16 in 1914
and IL in 1913, and in Virginia
there were three failures this year
and six last year.
In the present year 483 new bus
mess concerns We're organized In
Delaware, as against 1853 last year
in Maryland the number was 491,
while there were 421 in 1913, and
there were 167 in Virginia compar-
ed with 116 which relinquished
business.
The continued dry spring and
summer impaired the crops except
wheat and corn, which were bump
CT crops, and prcies were well ad-
vanced because of the demand oc-
casioned by the European war. The
hay crop was failure, generally
speaking, except in the northern
end of New Castle county, while
the apple and peach crops were
exceptionally large, but prices
were exceptionally low. The price
Of apples was lower than ever
known to be, and this years crop
of tomatoes was impaired by un-
favorable climatic conditions and
there was much waste.
Newark post., 1915-01-06
The Ten Demandments

FIRST-Don't lie. 1t wastes
my time and yours. I am sure to
catch you in the end. and that will
be the wrong end.
SECOND-Watch your work,
not the clock. \ long days work
makes a long day short. and a short
days work makes my face long.
THIRD-Give me more than |
expect. and I will give you more
than you expect. I can afford to
increase your pay if you increase
my profits.
FOURTH-You owe so much to
yourself, you cannot afford to owe
anybody else. Keep out of debt, or
keep out of my shops.
Newark post., 1915-01-06

not merciful or they would have
destroyed or loosened these poor
creatures.
Many beautiful dogs fastened
by strong steel chains have thus re-
manned for nine days without food
or water. When the Belgians adj
vanced III final effort to drive
back the enemy a number Of kind
hearted soldiers asked permission
to free these poor victims of war.
In this way hundreds Of dogs were
let loose, but to the astonishment
OF their liberators they made no at
tempt to escape if patted and given
food, for these brave fellows were
willing to share the scanty rations
with them-thcy neither moved nor
ate but looked with saddened eyes
as if suspicious Of their liberators.
Sometimes a dog would put his
nose outside the kennel, then a
paw, but if approached retreated
in haste. 1t was evident that these
poor creatures were resigned to
their fate and only waited for
death to release them from their
sufferings.
Although these dogs had been
nine days without food or water
md were terribly thin, not one dead
one was seen. What the ultimate
end of these poor creatures was
none knew. A few dogs were met
that had not been fastened up and
they seemed fairly well; doubtless
bones and food in abandoned
houses would serve to keep them
alive for some time. Many Of the
more courageous dogs followed the
soldiers and were cared for as far
as possible. Many having been fed,
with that sense of fidelity and de-
votlon to their masters, ran back
to guard their homes and if neces-
sary to die at their posts. -
The correspondent ends by these
words: eve have seen so many
hundreds of refugees, so many de-
stroyed houses and villages, but the
silent misery of these dogs seemed
to touch us more than any huma
suffering I hardly dare write
this, but it is the truth"
Newark post., 1915-01-06

Better to weave in the web of life,
A bright and golden filing,
And to do Gods will with a ready
heart,
And hands that are swift and will
ing,
Than to snap the delicate silver
thread
Of our curious life asunder,
And then heaven blame for the
tangled ends,
And sit and grieve and wonder.
-Faber.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-17
AMERICAN KILLED IN MEXICO.
Former Chicago Man Shot to Death
by Iapata Troopers.

Washington, March 12.-John b.
Mexico City was shot and killed in
his home Yesterday by ZapatG troop
ers as they were occupying the MeXi-
can capital after evacuation by Gen.
ObregOn's CarranZa forces.
Official dispatches to-day from the
! Brazilian minister in Mexico City re-
porting the affair to the State De-
partmcnt, say the American flag was
floating over McATanus' house and
that his door had been closed and
sealed by tho Brazilian consul. The
Brazilian ministers dispatch indi-
Gated that the killing may have been
one Of revenge, for it was charged
that when Hapata troops recently Oc-
cWpied the capital McManus had kill
ed three of their number.
The fact that the American flag
had been hoisted over the house and
the doors had been sealed BY the con-
sui Of neutral power was taken by
officials here to Indicate that either
McManuS felt he was in danger or
that all foreigners were fearful Of
their safety with the entry Of the
Iapata troops, and took steps for pro-
lection. The killing Of the Amcri-
can is described in the official dis
patches as having caused great en-
citement in the foreign colony. Nc
Manus originally was from Chicago.
The Brazilian minister reported
hat Gen. Salazar, the Iapata COM
mander, had promised 10 find the
guilty troopers and punish them The
official dispatches telling OF the kill
ng did not go into details, but indi-
Gated there was uncertainty as to
whether McAIanus or the soldiers be-
gan the shooting. = was added,
however. that the American S hat was
hot full OF holes, with evidence that
he firing was at close range