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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17
Social Events For Coming Week

SATURDAY-Mr
Mr. and of Indianapolis
be at ceda Springs
meets at home of Raymond 1sley.
Cleaners
Misses Motley South Twelfth
TuEs0Av-sprng be
at in he
The wedding
Nc
McKone Minneapolis.
her suburban home
al 8
give
meet
Tizrah Lodge
Christian
lawn the church.
Womans hall
hoste a o a card club
Youngfh
wv o"'
Dance pavilion Lake
Womans Relief Corps meets in Post the Court House
Mrs Menke meeting Trinity
church ' 10N'A'-"h
al in and fn,os
sororiy
11' al
0i'00n'"
Circle ST. Lutheran churchm meets
party in the Eagles hall
Ladies of the G. A. r. the Court Io,sa
Penny given at the First Christian
u
and announoad ,o.
Busy Bee Sewing Circle meets announced later
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17
INSURANCE MANS
WIFE TELLS HOW
TANLAC HELPED HER
Suffered Long Time From
Rheumatism and Nerv-
Gus Troubles.
my Husband Now Taking Tan
lac" She Says.

Il am so glad to hear that Tanlac
has come to Richmond" said Mrs.
Frank Stafford, wife of the we'll known
superintendent of the Empire Life
Insurance Co., in an interview with
the Tanlac Man. Il am quite sure
there are hundreds of people right
here in Richmond who need it as badly
as l did in the spring of 1914"
Mrs. Stafford. who lives at 421 Pearl
street, then continued: Following
the death of beloved nephew. whom
l raised, / became so nervous that
could scarcely do thing This con-
dltlon seemed to bring on stomach
trouble and indigestion, and everything
l ate caused me intense pain. My
nervous trouble continued to grow
worse during the summer l slept
Misunderstanding up in bed at the
slightest noise-and was all worn out
in the mornings
About this time l developed symp-
toms of rheumatism. My husband be-
came alarmed over my condition and
insisted on taking me to a famous
Spring to try and regain my health.
The treatmen. brought no improve
ment and l returned home very much
discouraged. l was weak and debili-
tated and could not do one bit of my
homework.
"A short time after my return home,
my brother, J. NJ. Downs of Louisville.
KY, wrote me that he had been using
Tanlac. new medicine, and that 1t
had worked a marvellous improvement
in his condition. So sent for a bottle
OF the medicine. l had no faith in 1t,
however, as l had tried so much with !
out benefit. Before the first bottle
was finished could eat a fairly sub
stantial meal, and sent for five more
bottles
To-day / can eat anything I want
/ sleep soundly at night and awaken
in the morning feeling refreshed. My
nerves are steady and l can work bet
ter than l could before my trouble
started. All trace of rheumatism is
gone. Tanlac and nothing else &C
complished this. The change in me is
the talk of the neighborhood. and
have recommended your Master Med
icine" to several of my friends, and
my husband is now taking it for
catarrh."
In connection with Mrs. Stafford's
amazing statement, the Tanlac Man
said: There really is nothing sur
pr1slnS TO us In the rapid recovery
Mrs. Stafford achieved through the
use of Tanlac. Mr.. Cooper's views on
health and hygiene have time and
again been proved correct and this is
but one additional proof Tanlac is
designed to combat catarrh and con-
ditions resulting from it-and it does"
Here the Tanlac Man enumerated the
symptoms of catarrh. such as head.
ache. watery eyes, discharges from the
nose. droppings in the throat. full
head. pains in the stomach. liver and
kidney region, frequent sneeZing. loss
of appetite. poor digestion. suscepu-
bility to coughs and colds. and some
times rheumatism.
Tanlac is sold exclusively in Rich 1
mond at Thistlethwaite's drug store.
Sixth and Main streets.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

nesday afternoon with Mrs. Mason
White at her home on the Smyra
road. Response to roll call will be
favorite recipes of the members.
Many charming social functions at
testing the popularity of Miss Kath-
crime McKone Of Minneapolis, who is
visiting in this city and Mrs. Frank
Highley of Chicago. have been given
this week including six large parties
and several functions are also SEIZED
uled for next week.
Among the hostesses yesterday was
Mrs. T. c. Harrington, who gave a
prettily appointed bridge at her home
on South Thirteenth street. The
rooms were arranged throughout with
garden flowers and ferns. Cards were
played at four tables. Miss Mable
Steinkamp and Mrs. Frank Mcdonnell
were fortunate and were given favors
Later a delicious collation. was served
at the tables. Among the guests were
Mesdames Frank Mcdonnell. Frank
Highley of Chicago, j. j. Harrington.
Jr., Lawrence Luken, Leo Ffhe, Carl
Ringhoff, Arnold Klein, Edna Jay,
Miss Mabel Steinkamp, Katherine Nc
Kone, Alice and Anna Harrington,
Marcella Luken, Helen Lawrence and
Clara Luken.
Mrs. Fred Haisley has returned aft
er a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives in Ohio.
Among the hostesses who will en-
terrain next week for Miss Katherine
McKone of Minneapolis will be Mrs.
Leo H. Fihe and her sister, Miss Clara
Luken This will be one of the
charming social functions of the week.
Miss Annette Edmunds will leave
in August for Michigan where she will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. William Jones has returned to
her home in Fort Wayne after pleas
ant visit with her sister Mrs. Walter
Ratliff, and other relatives on North
West Fifth street.
Mrs. Harry Lontz will be hostess for
a meeting of a card club Wednesday
afternoon at her home on South A
street
Members of the Good Friends Sew
ing circle, net yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Oscar Tauer, Jr., at her
home in West Richmond. The after
noon was spent socially and with
needlework. In the evening the hus-
bands of the members and their fam
lilies came in for supper. The guests
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

were Messrs. and Mesdames w. A.
DeWeese and sons, Walter Ratiiff
and son verlin, George Matthews and
daughter, with Mr.. Matthews mother
Mrs. NJ. L. Matthews, George Smith
and daughter, John Keys. William
Plummer, George Cause. William Hip
pard and son. Albert Rhinehardt and
Oscar Tauer.
Miss Jeanette Sullivan Of South A
street gave a theatre party last even
ing after which refreshments were
served at Finney's. The affair was
in honor CT Mrs. James Baxter and
Miss Mae Chambers of Chicago. The
guests were Mesdames A. Reilly.
James Baxter of Chicago. Clarence
Hampton, Ernest Renk. George Zutter-
meister, Misses Lillian Shofer, kath-
crime Reilly. Thelma Zuttermeister and
Mae Chambers of Chicago.
Mrs. H. Earl Hinshaw was hostess
yesterday afternoon for a meeting of
the Good Time Thimble club at her
home in West Richmond. Mrs. w. O.
Steddom was a guest The afternoon
was spent socially and with needle
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17
SUPERFLuOuS
HAIR REMOvERS
ARE DANGEROUS
Don't Use Poisonous So-caIled Super.
fiuous Hair Removers.

You may escape permanent injury
if you use so-called hair removers. but
you cannot escape an increased
growth because after each removal
the hair is bound to grow out more
bristly and in time it will become SO
coarse that nothing will remove it but
a razor.
The only safe way to remove hair Is
to devitalize it. 1t is useless to use
pastes or rub-on preparations because
they only remove hair from the sur
face of the skin. DeMirac1e, the orig
inal liquid depilatory, devitalizes hair
by attacking it under the skin as we'll
as on the skin.
limitations Of DeMiracle are as
worthless as pastes and rub-on prepa-
rations because they lack certain in
gradients that DeMiracle alone con-
tains which give ii the power to rob
hair of its vitality. Remember, De-
Miracle is the only depilatory that has
a binding guarantee in each package
which entities you to your money II
it fails.
Insist on the genuine DeMiracle
and you will get the original liquid
hair remover. Others are worthless
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. them. DeMiracle
is sold in three sizes, soc. s1-00 and
$500 bottles. The larger sizes are
the most economical for dermatolo-
gists and large users to buy. II your
dealer will not supply you buy bottle
at Glen Thistlethwaite's Drug Stores
or order direct from us. The truth
about the treatment of superfluous
hair mailed in plain sealed envelope
on request. DeMiracle Chemical Co,
Dept B. Park Ave. and 10th St. New
York.-AdY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

OXFORD consisting of Rev. S. r. jamie
son and family, A. W. Cleveland and
family, Maynard and LEROY Wright
and Miss Frances Wright motored to
TINS city and spent the day at Glen
Miller Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Egbert and
MISS Helen Gilbert of Richmond and
Ferd Van Der Veer motored to Sha-
ronvllle last evening for supper
Hamilton Republican-News
On account of the storm last even
Ing the garden party arranged for
by MISS Marguerite Lemon was held
indoors instead of on the lawn at her
home on North Tenth street as plann-
ed. The rooms were artistically deco
rated with garden flowers and ferns
Miss Pauline Hart of Indianapolis wa:
the guest OF honor. The evening was
spent socially and with music anf
games. Japanese lanterns were used
in the reception room and halls tc
light the apartments. A Eictrola fur
nlshed the music. A delicious lunch
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

In honor of Miss Katherine Nc
Kone of Minneapolis. Mrs. Frank Nc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

Donnell will entertain members OF
card club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on North D street The guests
will include friends of Miss MckOne
when she was a resident of this city.
Miss Katherine Ensminger Of Kan
sas City, is the guest of friends and
kinspeople in this city. Miss Ensmin~
ger is a talented musician and dram
attic reader and will give q recital dur
ing her visit here. For one so young
she shows remarkable ability and her
many friends will be charmed to hear
her again.
The Bethany Bible class of the Sec
ond English Lutheran church Will
meet Monday evening at the home OF
the Rev. Raymond Isley. All members
and friends are invited to attend.
The Sunday school Of the Union
Mission on North Fourteenth street,
between G and II will hold social
on the lawn back of the Mission build
ings Tuesday evening. All members
of the Sunday school and their friends
are invited to attend.
Miss Ethel Creitzer entertained in a
delightful manner last evening at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor, Northwest Fifth
street in honor of Miss Marie Rae OF
indianapolis. The evening was spent
socially and with music and games.
Pretty summer flowers were used in
| arranging the rooms. A delicious
| luncheon was served.
] Misses Margaret and Mildred Tag
CART of Chicago are the guests of their
sisters, Miss Mary Taggart and Mrs.
! Conway.
A prettily appointed luncheon was
given Friday at l o'clock by Mrs. Carl
Ringhoff in honor of Miss Katherine
/ McKone of indianapolis. Flowers and
ferns appointed the table.
Mr. w. r. Poundstone left this
morning for Detroit. At Toledo he will
join Mrs. Poundstone who has been
spending several days with kinspeople
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Randle of
| East Main street, have returned from
an automobile trip to Sunman, Law
renceburg, Cincinnati and Hartwell.
! Miss Bertha Boppart has gone to
California. where she will spend sew
eral months.
Rev and Mrs. Jameson and family
of Rising Sun. Ohio, with party from
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

Rev. and Mrs Jameson and family
of Rising Sun, Ohio, with party from
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

con in several courses was served. The
guests were Misses Laverne Jones,
Esther Jones. Thelma Schillinger, Car
RE Slueter of Cincinnati. Pauline Hart
of Indianapolis, Katherine Ensminger
of Kansas City. Hazel Dafler, Flor
ence Bartel. Ruby Lemen, Messrs.
Kent Lemen, Ralph Nicholson, Whit
ney MCGUIRE, Roland Ball. Mills Muddy,
Horatio Land, Howard Ball, Edgar
Loehn, Glenn Ferguson, Herbert
Thompson and Ralph Cain.
AS courtesy to DR.. Harry Weist
and Dr. William Reeves of Kenyon
College, Gambler, Ohio, Mr. William
Dudley Fouike gave a prettily appoint
ed dinner Friday evening at his at
tractive home on South Eighteenth
street. The appointments consisted
Of flowers and ferns. Covers were laid
for DR.. Harry Weist, Mr.. w. P. Robin
son, DR.. John Uric, Ray X. Shiveley,
DR.. Parry, Judge D. w. Comstock, AL
bert D. Gayle, Dr. D. w. Dennis, DIR.
Will Reeves of Gambler. Ohio, DR.. S.
E. Smith, Dew. J. S. Lightbourn and
William Dudley Foulke.
merry crowd of picnickers yesterday
afternoon and evening. Despite the
severe storm the young people thor
oughly enjoyed the affair. 1t was
given as courtesy to Miss Evelyn
Shoemaker's guest, Miss Odelia Boer-
man Of Chicago. Supper was served
at $50 o'clock. Among the guests
We're Misses Barton, Evelyn Shoe
maker, Vera Pfafflin, Odelia Boerman
of Cincinnati.
The following program will be pre-
scented Sunday evening at the Second
Presbyterian church by the Junior
choir, under the direction of Prof
Wood, with Miss Emily Plummer at
the organ:
Miss Plummer.
Still, Still With Thee. ....... Adams
Choir.
Accept Our Praise, Our Father. 49,.
................. Bracket
Quartet.
Miss Hazel Cruise, Miss Mabel Over
man, Mr.. Roy Plummer, Mr..
Ben Howes.
No Not Thee .............. Banks
Miss Carolyn Smith.
Sun of MY Soul .......... Wolcott
Miss Hazel Cruise and Choir.
Offertory: Compassion ...... Blowers
Miss Overman.
Nearer, My God, to Thee. go. .Nickols
Miss Smith, Miss Overman
and Choir.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17
Madam:
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Aliens Foot-Ease for the Troops.

Over Toe, 600 packages Of Aliens F oot.Ease,
the antiseptic powder to Shake into your
Shoes or dissolve in the foot bath, are being
used blythe German and Allied troops at the
front. It rests the feet, prevents friction
of the shoe and makes walking easy. Sold
everywhere, Csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address, Allen s. Olmsted, LIE Roy, Il. Y.
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work. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. s. Edgar Bond of North Eighth
street. entertains the club in two
weeks
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-17

A dinner was given Thursday even
ing at Cedar Springs hotel in honor of
Miss Katherine McKone Of Mime
apolis, by Misses Nellie and Margaret
Conroy. The guests made the trip in
Miss Ennis motor car Covers were
laid for Misses Laura Schatz, Mary
Ennis, Katherine McKone of Minneap-
ellis, Nellie and Margaret Conroy and
Mrs Anna Dewyre of Chicago.
The Home Economics Study club
of District Number will meet Wed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Serr s. aouis 8fau. IT,. 1907, Ebe
Semple, 1S4 Ga Gale st. Chicago, ST.,
ldreibt: r@abreno Der lebten y sabre
lit id, at, @eufieber, bas onreb 8atorr9
p%eruriod)t muroe. 9as 5euI'eber to'1l1Mt
iebes Sabr cttua Mitte Nu9nlt uno oansI1
ieehs @pd1eu pber msbr. IS 1T Elm e)rpz
nilehes @atarrb Ser Malcn.Srgane uni
Bel aeuten pie icf,, melcbe ein lebr lenll..
tires 6dutebeu haben, >uirb es er5eu9t
ourcb Sen Sliltbenltoub III Der 9ntt, nno
es lit idyuer ausSnrptten.
,S6 babe falt iepe Mehiitn 9ebranht'
Sic fir ste 8raufbeit nerld)riehen ip1ro,
aberid babe burd Ben @ebraub pes 4erl<
no mebr Nusen 9ebabt als oltrT 1i9eMo
ueld)e auberen, unb es bilft Der 9fatur,!!o1
4ufdle su iiber>uiuoeu: Sh neroe Jest
nid,t mebr ppn @atarrb belditiet. uno es
lit MIR m0slib eenelen. ben labrl1tben
Mufon BON 6eufieber auf Elm poar gage
lou9e llnbequemliebteit 5u pertltr5en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Jrieoen 1peten fan1l. Ole 5ran3oien
urb galglanoer iollten iih oaran er-
ln1lerr, 6aB iie Dor 60 Sabren &lb-
lano 5,1m 6rie6en 5lpa1gen, in6em
tie Sebaitoppl itiirmten. Gamals
6ieb eS, man babe SEN Nieien an
elmer Sl1B5ebe gepadf uno i'm 6anit
our Strecfe gebrabt. l1n6 no6 iii1-
ger lit Die %grinnernng an sic Ma116-
Idurei l1no SPORT Mrtbur> mo Sapan
oie iibernladtig eribeinenoen @egner
5000 &ilometer> obieits bon Ser
&anptltaot gum 6srieoem 5tpang. 9aS
tpar Dor 5ebn Sabren. Ga longe
broudte &l1Blano, um NIT &iilfe
framoiiiber Mi1iaroen fem Seer
tpieoer friegsfdbig 5u MAIDEN. Sic
Atieoerlagen, bie &nblano inn &rim=
friege un0 inn iapaniiden &riege er-
fl1br> iin0 ober &inoeripiel gegen
6os, tpas eS 1914-15 erlebte. Nod
nie bottle &11Blan6 anndbern6 in 6em
WaBe geriiltet, nod ME lit feline &ii=
flung 10 ~5uiammengebro6en. Sic
tpuroe ii6 ni@t I'M 5rieoen Biz 1916
tpieoer beri tellen laiien> gefdmeige
unter oen 0urb Sen &rieg g%egebenen
@erbaltniiien. Ml1b nidt Damn, tperur
oie 9ar6o11ellen fir 6ie ruiiii6en
Sdiffe often maren. Denn auf 6em
Weltmarft 1tn6 @anonen nn6 M11ni=
tion rar getpor6en un6 iebr tbelter,
mer1n iie Sic @taate11 ni6t ielbit fer
ltellen fojnter. @s mir6 bal6 an
2ieferanten 1116 an @el6 feblen =
namentlidJ fir 6os finan5iem idtper
gei6a6igte &ublan6.
Sci 6em gpionageoienit, Ser Stuff
lano CUR @erfiigu1rg itebt bat es ge=
tpiB &enntniB pom Stan6e Ser 6eut=
lden Sorbereitungen auf einen @in=
terfelo5ng. 3mar miro niemanD 6em
oentlfen n16 oiterreid=ungariiden
@eneralitob SEN @e6anfen nnterie=
gen, 6aB Ser &rieg in Mosfa1t ett=
idie6en 1per6en miiiie. Mber 6od
meiB man, melde Mnitrengungen ge=
madt mer6en miiiien, um iene &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
STE auierten &n9ner.

Sic bel1tlde g(omiralit4t bat Dem
Sa1bel Der MQiierten iiber einen gro
ben Sieg Ser ruiiii6en Sitieeflotte
einen fraftigen I6mpfer aufgelcbt.
Sic &lllien baben feinen Sieg errun-
gen. Sic baben a116 feline @elegen=
beit oa3u gebobt. IS bat feline
Shladt inn y3igaii6en Meerbnien
itattgefunoen, lon6ern muir Elm Sc
fognos5ierungSgefedt, i'm gerlaufe
oeiien 5mei ruiliide &anonenboote
uno ein Iorpe6oboot 5eritort mur6erl
nno bret 6e11tlde Sorpeooboote allf
Wtinen ltieBen, pobon ems nidt iiber
8ailer gebalten mer6en fonnte. Wie
Die oeuti6e Momiralitat unmittelbar
nu6 Dent @efedt beridtete. 1as lit
alles. Gin oeuti6es s6lo6tldiff lit
peoer 5eri tort nod beiba6igt nor
Ben. Au6 fein oeutider &reu5er
bat Sdaben gelitten. 9ie 9eut1den
baben al16 feinen 9anoungSDerlu 6
gema6t, Betersburger Meloungen,
Sic 0as @e9entbeil beiagten, tparen
einfa6 aus Ser 211ft gegriffen.
Ser Yraii6ent Ser 9uma log, als
er bebauptete, es leien 5ebn 6eutl 6e
&riegSidiffe 5erlt0rt mor6en> 6orur=
ter Ser Observation-Disclosures Molt{e,
nno Ser &riegsminilter log, ols er
6ie Mittbeilung 6es 9uma : Hrali=
benton babin uforrigierte," 6ie gro
beren Sdiffe ieien MIR beidaoigt
uno fampfunfabig gemadt mor6en.
l1n6 an 6ieien 9iigen bot sic @ep0l-
ferung bon petersburg 1i9 einen
gan5en Sag erg0bt. Sbi6on Die &e=
giernng gan5 gerau tpuBte, 6aB 6ie
Mngaben oes 9uma=Bralibenten aus
Ser SUIT gegriffen maren, bat Tie sic
9ep0lferung einen g~lan5enoen sieg
feiern laiien. @eil iie cine Sieges=
feier braudte> lint 6aS @olf GIT beru=
bigen nn6 eS auf 11ele Nieoerlagen
inn Often bor5ubereiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Seioe mabmen
&ermtta.
8etDe mmrDem
gejmmo mo
3 &ermna.

Serr @arl g. Manp, IL 8ater Ct,
Sllinin9, g. g., 1breibt: oSb. 1itt an
&atarrb 5ebn Sabre lang nno nerll1cbte
lebr piele Sprteu MeotSin, Die mir cine
@umme @elbes fpiteten, mir aber tein
@ut tbaten. Nnltatt better 81 lperoen,
ldien es mir, bab idb lchl!mmer ipl!roe'
meme Maie rpd) 10 ete1ig, oaB, tb mich
lbdmte, in @eieQidoft 81 9eben. Sb
mar Moc1t1pdcbter in meinem @efdn9nib,
unb icb murbe 10 ibplnbelig, haB id) mich
an gttpos anbalten muBte, UNI nicbt 5u
faaen. Sb las BON 8erlna in Der Seem
Sort @prlb unb bacbte, es gu prDbteren.
SIT sebraubte 9egen sebn Slaieber, uno
i) bin gebeilt BON 8atarrb; Die Shptns
belanfane baben MIDI n~erlaiien nnb tcb
bin nicbt mebr bamit 9etrubelt. S6 ball
tie 8eruna I'M 6oule, unb ,uenn ib fiible,
baB cine @rfdltung TN Mn5uge lit, neblne
ib elm tpeni9 baoou, uno es tbut mir gut"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

go mir6 Die eigene 8ebolferung
bon BEN Maiierten betrogen uno 10
miro sic 8elt betrogen. uno in 2on-
BON 1T man INNER bereit, 5u oieien
getriigereien bilfreide 9ano 5u lei
lten. Die amtlide 2on6oner ge=
ridteritattung %olleroings lit bor1id=
tig genl1g %gepeien, Die geranttnor-
tung fir 6ie Netersbnrger sieges=
meloungen ab5ulebnen> aber IN oen
2onooner neberiidten bat man Den
erfunoenen M11Iieniieg na6 Mfoglld)=
felt msgeihladtet. 60 madt Son=
Dom es INNER. Die gerantportnng
fir Meloungen, bon 6eren man meiB
ooer BON 6enen man anrebmen fam,
baB lie falld iin6> IdBt man 9aris,
petersburg o6er &om ubernebmen,
qber oqs balt sic 2on6oner 3enlur
1ridjt ab, 6ieie fali6en Melonngen
6em neutralen Muslan6e mur1bgeredt
81 MAIDEN.
9(u6 fir 6ie lebten Mel6unger,
bab sic MQiierten an 6en 9aroa=
nelen 6ortidritte gemadt batten,
fat 2on6on Die 8era11ttDortung So
RIG un6 Mtben 3ugeidoben> obidon
mal, je6enfaas in 2onoon am belten
meiB, pie es an Sen 9aroaneaen
Itebt. Mber 6ieie MeIoungen font
men 2on6on 10 gelegen, ols penn lie
eigenS fir 9on6oner @ebrau6 err
itattet tpor6en tpdren. Nu6 6as eng
liide @olf miro BON Gag 3u Sag I'M
ge6ul6iger, un6 90 fam man iid
leidt borlteQen, mie mi1fommen Ser
&egier11ng cine erfunbene Siege5=
mel6ung ols @eidmidtigungsmittel
lein mnb. @ie ba1fbor 6as Nubll=
f11m lit, ne1m es nod enoloien geie=
6erlagen ettpos bon Siegen Bort, bot
man in petersburg geleben. Gas
@olf bat feline @elegenbeit, cine
Mahpriifung Ser faliden Mel6ungen
bor5unebmer1, un6 miro MIR gu leift
sos Spfer Ser 8etriiger, 6eten es
sic 2eitung ieiner @eidide onber=
trout bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

ges ertpartet baben, fonnen lie nid)t
lellgteu. llro sic Soffm1ngen ote
oas mddtige @a1blano unerfiiut ge-
Iallen bat, miro pe6er Stalien er-
fiillen, mod &atn1d1rien. Ml16 So
pan niht. De1tlblalo bat nit iei=
1ren @erbiinbeten in ben erlten nella
Monoten bes &rieges SEN @emeis er-
bradbt, bab es u~,rbeiiegbar lit, nr6
in sen letteu bier Monqten bat es
ge5eigt, oaB es nit oem @illen gum
Siege sic &raft 5ltm Siege perbin-
set, iene &roft, fir Sic feine Sdmie-
rigfeit 5u grob nn6 fein SinoerniB
ST. ge1paltig lit. 9elttidlano un6 iei-
ne @erbiinoeten itn6 berte Sic Sie-
ger 1r6 mer6en es bletben. Deutih-
LAMBS Sein6e boffen pergebenS. Die
i3eit miro ibnen fein 8un6esgenolie
meroen oenn Tie lit bereits Ser 8l1n=
0esge11piie Ser ltegrei6en &aii ermad=
tie g%etporoen. Seit nltn bal6 6rei=
5ebn Mpt1aten retten Die Mlliierten
iid) bon einem S%trobbalm na6 6em
a1oern, aber feiner bat gebalten. nn6
oad Ser lette miro periagen. 9ann
lper6en Tie 5l1geben, 6aB iie geidlagen
fins 11rb SEN Sieger bitten feline
6rieoensbeoing11ngen at ne1rnen.