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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

Robt. M. IN g.. u. Eat. Sic
molten miiicii mlc man 5uotluei5eu
beist oouIit CT Dor Dem Nrano ge.
ldlilt 1T.
Nton bei5t nod 5mci Metbooen
c5 iino oic onl mciitcn iiblidlen qe.
mellrt nit aupferDitrtpI
mo 6ormoIin. Griterc lift bic
polf3tbumlidcre mo anl IeidltcItcn
ou9iiibrbor, babel onrdlous 5lucrl6l.
ia. Mdn loic 0llpfcrnitriol (Sul.
phote OF "copper" oher 9l1uiteiit, i'll
@oiicr ioooB cine idl0nc blone so.
iuHg crtitebt. Mittclit cillcr G,icli.
fame b%eipreunt man Den 5ootmciSeu
pub Itidlt i'm NIT Der Sdaulei 0Ieid,.
3eitta grilnblidl unL loodB er fe1tdlt
miro mo nle 0orncr pnn Der SIii.
iigtclt berlibrt mur6cu. 0onn trod-
net mon ibn aut. uelm ntoqlid, e6e
Die S%liiiiateit elngcoruuocn 1T. Gle
AronthcitstcimC hoitcu MIR on Der
0ptocruu9, Der Sholc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

IN lit lie nidt
mebr, 0ie 3eit
bes 0cuuIaflens
uno @cu lit plel
leiht oas @oupt
prooutt Der
6drm; oenll piel
Sen. uieI &ieb,
piel Sltna, rclhc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11
Webrnndl Der Gsse.
23rtefRa(ten oes Sanora1ps.

Am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pghde Snhmpnn GbHh r euuplhut& nNhnnt %M% m6N Gnbmh mhuuh
@r nit Mm mn ahB Wn CT NWmN nurrrNeuo e5 sur .Gnh m. mo hat ct Me Die tmmhda
Nunt Der uiunmnu Nmmm mu mn 3on bwtrtb ft&S ArIe. elmer Der aucbMm O@
omm smhe auommr3 hhum mn uM ruhHhht AhW*
samtG rsdRph" Ga 6ue @p
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

Crtltell. 0aS ut enc Nette, III Der ellt
t9lieo felt on anoeren bunat.
SmuobI 10 mertbnou - uno Slice
els @riin0lingung nod ooppelt
iucrtbnoa lit 10 Miro bod picl
ihlehte8. ia m~crthloies @cu eingc-
fabrcn; 6ns @ras miro gar bGlfiG
Sl lpdt eciduitten. @utcs Slice
bell, .. +. r~ed)t5eitig oeihnitten ulo
ant eetrofuet. bat fdit Den noQcn
2Sertb oeS @ufer5 mo MOI farm
&ilbe folpobl ME Gferoc 0abci gut
in 5leilh mo nnler &roft bel leidl-
ter 9lrheit crb0Itelt. lnie ourdj &er-
fudle feitgeitelt lit. Mobl p~eritnn
Der o6er, eS mar 9etrodnctes @roS,
nidt aber ouf Dem Saline oiirr ge-
1~uoroener bol5iQer Stoff. Die llr-
fade, bob 10 plcl Slice 9eIdnitten
miro, nidt meun CT i'll oouer @liltbc
fteht, Ioilocrn crit, ment sic mciiten
A0pfe braun ltn0, lit ser Sinotbep
0Qnn nod etlun5 8rriid uro nm ct.
1ooS mehr nber merthlolereS II.
11otbenpbeu SIT crhdlten p%erIiert ntoll
ne1 3meiioden Mertb 0es beileren
Sticebcu5.
Der in Ooaer Qllitbe Itcben0e
Slice ioute qcidnittcn mcroen mem
CT ooqiton0iq frei lit bon 2hul ullo
NeQen; olio unt beIten nut Nodl-
tnittaa. Mir Iailcn i'm Damn lie.
gen bis sum uodlteu Sug mo ieter
i'm gegen 9lbeno in flciue @ollfcn.
Dan bat bGufiq e%mpfobleL qIeid
ON erften Nbeto nen Slice in feline
@oufen SIT icten; mir bnbcn oanIit
iucnig GrfoIq gebobt: er murbe
ihnar3. PIN 3peitcn Abcno jeoodl
bat er BET 9utcm @etter aeuiiqeno
GScud,tigfeit berlpren, ltnt Obne
Shnocn nonn i'll jfleinen @oltten
cufgciett mcrocn at fonnen nno
oieie laiien mir oann Iteben bis 5ltIl
rad,Iten Gag nno febren tic bom
tim; BEL iebr giinltigem @ctter
feecn mir nid aluci ooer orei Sat-
fen su5aYnmel. 9ei oieiem Ser
fahrcn id)nist oa5 &Iecbet int
SSeloe uno gebt itol,bfrei in oic
Gheune uuo brernt bier olid hidi
nlebr nod; uno qerooe oieIes Nod}-
fhmiten infer 9oh lit es. moourdl
70 biel aIeeteu mttaiglih miro ols
H~fcroefuster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

holitell Sriid,tc fonnen alldl bel nal
lem Mettcr nn0 lclbit 0anl nod Qe.
crntet mcr6en, mcln mt0crc 9llltur-
oflan5cl ultter Scr llu1mit Der
Nittcrung cincn poHigen &erlult
0arltrllcn mlir0en.
8ritnluttcr fnnn IN Snrm bon
Silaqc audi Den CONNER ilber Damn
nit ollerQrobtem &ortheiI pcriilttert
mcrocn. iuenIl Die 'gScioell oilrr
mo tabl ~Qeuoroell lino.
8ct Der enliilrlrlg Der Yflon5cll
Iporen mir bcocniell0 an Rnltnl sur
NuIbclnoDrlng Ser ernte, nu cine
Come Silogc 5. Y. ipelti1er alS sic
N0lfte Hd1tnl lpic ciEc Sonnc Sen
beanIprlld,t.
Ser Mois bon cinem Ncre oun0
fam ehenio billla enlilirt mic in
@otfeu geiett, gchusfet, qcnlollel
mo acidreobct mer0cn.
Gurh Ole Gniiliru1lo Scr Mtois.
ernie miro ihr @ertb nm 40 Gro.
sent q~c1cnilber Dem qcrp0bnlidcn
9Seqc Scr Grntc Qeiteinert.
Gin %hcitinunte9 Gunntltm Mtoi3
er5eltQt III tSorm BON SlloQc III c + T
81 / | d ol& ipcnll Der Mois actrod-
net mo dis &dllbfuttcr nerfilttcrt
milr0e.
Sm rid)tiqcn Nerhoitnif3 nn0 Mo6
pcrfiiltert, lpirtt oie SiloQc lomcbl
olf sic N}ildDroOuftion mic oui sic
Nfuit QilnitiQcr ais irgeno Elm onoe.
reg 6lttter ell.
llnter Wcrmtltnq 0eS SiIo& fon.
nel; mir QroBerc Iuttcrmolien font
ierrircl, mo omar filr ole adit.
tbiere ollf scr 6ornL oils eS nltf ir.
ncno cinc onocre Metbooc m0qlidl
1T.
Spmmeriilaae.
Nlldl in oicicn Scmmer mcr0cr
mir es oui uuieren omerifaniidlen
6ormclt lpie0cr erlebcn, mas mir
<obr mir Nobr ihou beobahtell
tonnten: 0ab nomIih to1llenoe Don
8ilhen ouf DEM fltoop g%emoroenell
Mci6en bunQriq nmhcrlaltieu mer.
Den. mobreuh ollf leoer oieicr sSnr.
men fir @unoerte bon 9oanrs
Noisitcilqcl im noriecn 9erbite eill-
fnd' nutloS perfdmen. neil man
tic nid,t sur @creitlina bon SiIdat
iiIr oen CONNER. iuern oic @eioei
ucriodcn, herme1ioet bate. Gieit
mttgernoen 9ilhe bc6elttci iiir Ser
6nrmer cinen qroBen 8erIuit. Gem
cine aut. sic Dos, iihcr oos CUR Gr.
holt1lng ibres eiaenen aorper5 bun
Gus mr. Die 8ollbrinqunq elmer qu.
ten 2erinlnq nod nothpenoiae Tlit
ter uidt erh1lt. IGBt In f~iir3eiter
3cit In l5rer @iI@Uro0uftion qoni
be0altcuo uoh mo lift 6onn in
! Srdtiommer nidit mehr in Der 2ag.
f.d micoer AM Die alte sob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

i6rer NtiIhlciituug empcr5lnrpei-
ten. Greignct lid hicicr Suffer.
mnnacl mo 0icie Ncrobietunq Der
SeiihIng III ,5otqc pes 6utfcrman.
GELS &00r oAf Snhr. 10 miro on-
0urdl hie Sub onucruo IN ihrcr Sej.
ltunQsfuhigtcit gcihooigt. Niermls
crqibt lih otnc mcitereS Die 5pin-
0cn0c g,3thmcnoigteit. ouQenitliene
WianNeu Silngc int Nodnnmncr
SIR &crfii0una al bobcn, nm Die
pcriooenhe gScinc, Sic lulter ocnl
Ginfllll: pon Site ,nlo Erotcnqcit
hurr mo braun ~gennroen lit, 5u
crictcn.
9ieic SomrtcrliIoQc OILS Grlot
ser S@eioe lit nber oid ciu 6llttcr,
oo& obne aroGcn 3eitperlult mo
ob,lc Qrnfcn Nrbeita0ltimuno 5u el.
nrr 3eit, ne DER 6ormcr iehr be
ihditiot lit, 5ur @erfilolrng itcpt.
IN filr5eitcr Belt hot mo bcn Silt.
hen Gin ocluQen0e5 Nunntltn icrtl.
Qcr Silaoe i'm Staa po%roeuoricR,
nit 6ieicr SiloQe. 5i ser man
ltnd ctmo9 Nroitflttter Qibt. iommt
nic Sub nllu rejdIidl olla. III for
ntrlih Ielbit out in GronmnQ u1o
icrucr ouf scr Mobc ibrcr 2elitulQ
81 hleiben. bis QcQcn Ncrtit nod
Scr QrcSen Site ruo Ilirr3eit sic
9&ci0e dud mie0er reidcr tulo er-
niebiqer mjrn. SIC @c0cttuHq Der
Sonmcriiloac filr ole Nornicr. oi5
Y,ilGflttc holten uu0 meltcli, f0nl
oar nidt nnd,0riidtidl Qcituq De
font mcr0cn. Mcr nidit be;3citat
6oiir Iorqt. 0a5 ihni en- Qcaltqcro
Qeiiiatcr Clio iiir ocn nchiommet
SIR &ierniQlna itcbt, Scr lAoolgt
lid icIhit oltis oaeridmerite.
Gem iir Den Wildiuruer ii
Der Silo i'm CONNER Qcrooc 10
mihtio mn uleutbehrIidl ME in
gSinter. Gos Gilt oar5 beionOer5
sir ocn S5ormer, scr lid fontroftiit)
nerpflidltet hot. rcgeltnaBig EN- be-
Itimmtcs Gliontum WtiId, 5s lie.
fern, I'M CONNER iorpobt pie mi
@iintcr.
Tcr SilO iollte arof iein.
2Scr Elm clio ncl erbdtt. Der
ioatc ocsboIb INNER bcrildiid,tiqcn.
bar oo3 @ebdu6e 70 arob ielH mrIb.
Dol, 1~criiqcH0 5iInge niht nur iir
Sen @e6ori pabreno Der 8irter.
n,orlotc, ion0ern ouh gum Griat
Der trofcHacmoroencn @ei0e N
Sen Sndiomntermonoten BARN her
aeitelt un0 ouibauobrt meroer
fam. 7ieic orobe Gopo3itot oes
5iin$ iolte 0 d1en 9iuaen aa.
ourh herbeiaefi,brt meroen bal
man oeH Clio 3 obcr ertahs. Gos
ii bieI bciier. ais menn mn Der
crobcn Gam i'm clio ourd) elmer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

Trou Soi. 9. III :, M0. @us 1T
Der ltnteridIeo 5nlifGu aGpanne1
tmo pohHcu fruqcn Gle.
anrotme iino aemditete Sabine, Die
MON iriihcr peridnltt, oIio taitrirte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

6rau @crtba s. til g.. Sn0. Der
Saft Der Sdniqorbe ioa brilen0e 81
Qcnidlaiten BETTER, beionoer5 bel
Min0eu. 0te ourdl eiicrHe SaficH
oeruriodlt murocn; m oltcu Soften
iuuroe 0Ie Sudtgorbe loq0r 9eaCn
8cit uEe 4letin;d,cH aEeeTen0ct.
,Sm n6r0ljdlen Guroba pliroc lie
mnd mntcr Dent Ynmeu deIobopien
ol9 9rnmpiir3c onpeipeloct. Ter
triid o~usQeprcbte Soit oes jungcl
4lctte5 olcrlt hdufIa bel 6riih.
UnNsiurep. aud ber1ibt mto1i oic
iuuqcn 9lottcr ais &tcnnie un0 gu
<uppcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

1Srau Nina ". in q. Wtinn. Iic
gcttfeoern fonilet Sic ieIblt grunO-
lid rciuigen inoem Sic o~icieIbeu III
eincm eiiernenaclicl trodncn, olli 0os
Scuer brtngcn mo ourdl bcltdn0i-
Qes llnrilbren gut erpGrmen mo
0onm Qriinblid) licben. Che Die sc.
bern mitocr i'll oie lleher5ilge Qcflat
lperocn, iolltcn Sic ullf cinem Gnhe
oll9qebreitet uno cine Belt lang III
Die Sonne 9clcgt Ueroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-11

redlterpoitlll1g DER Mtld)er9leol9lelt
Der &uhe pic aufl our 0orocrlmg
scr Wolt oeS &icbes.
dur IN 6orm pom Silage tonnen
mir uts laftigeS 0utter fllr Den
@intcr aud otf sic biaigitc mo
bette Beile perldoffcn.
Bel SiloQtfutier blcibt oos %lcb
mil6iiger nno i'll bciiercr CONDITION
els bei trqeno cirenI onoereiL oDn-
Iid,el Tutter.
Die SiloQc mirtt mlBerorocrtlldI
QiinItie oli bic &croaunngSfobi8s
fcit scr Ghiere eiu.
Die Siloae lit lebr idntodboft
ltn0 lpira nom &ich nit QroBGH We
hagen ber5ehrt.
Sci Ger 5iloqeperfittcrung lin
nct mca.aer 6lttcrnergciolmg ltatt.
al3 penu oo$ M0i3iitttcr dis 800.
ncr" negbruud1t miro, neil cute 81.
Iaqc pom &lrh r~citloa pcr5ebrt mira.
% ourf sic Si(noc sic e~9clmnObeit
lluo Dos Mohlbciiuocu ser 5hiere
Qef0r0crt miro, 5cigen nit Sllaac
deiittcr.e Nllbe m0 Gfcr0e mid)
ifon >r,n GaBerlidl ell ~ucrboItlib
moBiQ ptlicrcs 3lIsicbcn.
0urt' Die 0erIteaunQ BON Siloee
f6rnen mir boil Ger 6lGhencinbeit
rom @src mehr SilttCr qeminnen,
oils ple g JOINT BET Der @cltherei
tln0 ooer ser Nepinmuug onoercn
HoufuHgrs m0Qlidl lit.
Dos 8eioeoreul fonn be6elten6
eiuQciptdntt mcrocn, mcrm Siluge
0as een3e Snbr binourd) pcriilttert
mir0, mo man fam oarn mebr
2dno inter Den @ilitg nebmen.
Boue1 mir Gflon3en sur tniilie-
rltaa o5. 10 miro DER Iter redlt5ci-
tia frc nm llud @interfr1idt OIL.
Iaucn ii tonnel.
Stnrtt Den Afer.
I8e SilaQe herQeiteat uio pcriiii-
tert nt-e. traaen mir aui$ bette 5ur
GtGrturg Ger Gcubelebma Der @o-
frIGtbe-teIt bel.
Itrf Stla9e beraeitcllt un0 ucr.
filter 10 tomen mir 5mci Niihe
ouF cirent @fer 2dnS bnlten. ar
fruhcr rur mnsrcidlte nm qeniiqcuo
0el una 9cuiuttcr fur cine ei,tSiac
41ih at 5lehen.
G1c sar SilGgcbereituug anee.
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9Srou Gmnlo q. In g, Sn. Soa
sic 9"t1bnlnidine piele Sabre III gutenl
3uitono pcrblclbcu. 10 MUS oiclclbe
aactcno.lih Tea;aits::,s elaG1a. So
reiniqt nn0 irild eiuQefettet merocn.
3u 0ieicm 3med cntiernt mnu 3icrli
0os Sdnfid)cn ans Ser Wold)iue mn
ninlnnt Ben Srcibrlemen oh. 9hln
miro miitcllt einCs flelltcn. nit rel.
mem. bciien letrplcum qeiiilltcn gel
fonad)ers pnn oiclcr sSlilllIgtelt III
nic GcllGhcr mo Gn ole reiben0c
EhciIe obcn un6 unten OH Der VIC
idlinc Q~etropfclt unO ole Woldlinc Ct
ner Nudclblid gctreteiL mo 5por
mpB ma Iie boripdrts mo rid
mortS bapcqcn loiiei. @uteS, Bel
leS Gctrolutm, ober clid MIR oleles,
hciibt nolnlidi cine lpicnoe mo rel.
niQcn0c Stirring mo uern1oqc olcler
Giucnidoiteu ergucld,t 6 6as cite,
rid un0 bor3iQ Qclnorocnc Tel in Der
M0Idine. ST Dies uadl fur3cr Belt
Qcidlcbcn. 70 mildt mon oIe GbcIlc
mi. ciuem Ydppdcn iorQuItiq ans,
bis tic qol,5 rem mo trcdcn luao.
Hun mcr0cu 0teietbcn nic0cr ctuge
fetttt. un0 5Iuor nidt nit GctrolcuWi,
mic Dies 10 hd1liig 6ltn1 Sd)ooca o.,
Roid}lneu acidlebt ionoerH nit Qu
tenn. Ioqcunnuicu w c dtueH0L
Oas pirtlth QcuilQenoen 6ettachaIt
hot un0 irci non Stolth- mo Noirr
thcilcn If. Dan rcinigt jcbt nod
0cn Irci6ricuterL lr0eu man oa2 an
qcicttc l,cdl nbid)uht, ion nit 4etro
!rltnt tildltid obreibt un6 oeniclbct
Aoan mleoer OIL Der Moid)inc dn
briiqt. Gbcuio ieBt nton oos Sdlif
diem micOer CIT. Cine rcqelmoBig
10 bchon0eItc Noid,ine miro blcIc
e<oIrc Mnourdl Ieidt mo lhnca Oh
nc Sinoerniilc mo nnon9enebnc
Sforungcn orbciten obne 0aB lid oie
Observation-Disclosures atidltciieu.
Tie meiiten nuliSfrouen fitmurrn
lid, nbcr crit Damn INN bic Tdhmoifi-
ne, mcnn ic nidlt nIebr orbciteu mill.
Tann lit cs ober in Den meiiten ,SGI.
len ifon 3u ipot. Damn lit Der edo
DC. Der Die Notwithstanding perur'
iodte nidlt mchr 10 ihnea bcbcben
ais ionit.
Nnt. g. in z, 98is. Wols ae
beiht IN elmer umqcbrohencn Hnien.
narbe olisqc3eid1nct. Sur lit ole
EnfnEr IL Nnntft ltcrhttthctt hcN
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sanSrat6, ~@olfspOf", ga GrOne, Wis.

lhcloer Aniidt crit moglidlit ipdt
nlia9epfInn5t mcr0cn. SSn Der 3pl.
lhcnScit ioatc has fir Den Mois be.
itinmtc Hon0 obcr ilelBig tuliiDirt
mcroen. nm SIT perb.nocrL haB lid,
cinc crime &cactntion olll ocmici
ben eutnidcln fam. Phi oiclc @eI-
ic cutjicbt nlali 0ctt Gut" . sSilr.
merit olc ntaa ollf 0cutih GuIttrai;.
bcn netlnt Die 9iohrutq uno blungcrt
tic rcQCIredlt aus. - 81 Der Mtuis
in Ncihen ohcr IN io1enonntcn Nor.
item (@illsl ulieQepilnn5t mcroeil loQ,
lit int crlter Slnie Wclfntodsiraae.
,>it 0os Gnn0 ircj BON llnfruitt. 10
nnf IS niht 5ur MISUNDERSTANDING
lnrbr bciou0crs flltiUirt mcr0en
brolldlt. 10 ioatc man Dem 0ioi5 III
Ncibct mlSpfIan5cfl uto III elmer
Rihtuilr. oic 6cihen cntlolq. ip0tcr
f%ultiuircn. 1T Dos 2on0 obcr IcDt
'tort bcrunfrolttet IL plloUjt Hdll
bciier in Nrcu5pcrbon0c. IN Noriten
oOCr gNias~, uno fnltiuirt Damn
ilbrr9 NrGi3 CUR nadl0rildlidleu TN
trultuertilqitlla.
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&obn q. in e.. rSlto. Won fam
i'm Auaemcineu ia9en, onB blitlge
ourf RIDES Wclfen mo lltac.
Sdliqen bcrooraeriitn miro.
t5cruer fam hic ltriid1c ieiu. 9hlton-
0ranq nod DEM Outer bel Hjnocrn.
DauH noh Ger CScburt. b%ciou0crs bet
0llteu Meltcru. beIm ,3urlidbIeiben
Ter No6QebIrt; ihuclcr i~lcbcrdong
SJ ttpUiQcr HubrumQ bciol6ers 0lcc.
ncl0c. Ioa Nlut miro hluilg. me In
&brem Safe. crit oI9 NooeuerinG In
6cn1i'ldlQcinBen mohrQcuonuuGu 5tc
arclbeu oar 0a3|cj0cu uld}t Dou ieI5lt
uridmm0cu mid mo itou l0nQe hin,
Art lett oubolt. U6clfcn Gle oic
!uib 10 iouft, ais MIR moplldl un6
iTodlcn &c nuGcrocm toIte YSuidmi.
gen nit SnIier uu0 Gig. ,<u ltcb.
tiacn iontcu 5ic Die auh tnnpp MI
%t7ljtter balten mo lhr ollc puor Gage
@dnouOu @|luubcriolj nut
idIclmlgem 5ront qeben. 0urh ore.
ic 9chon0lunq merocu Sie mobr'
id1einlid ons 2eieen III GINGER 3eit
Jcbebeu tnnuen,
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@m. g in z. sis. Rois ae
beiht nj elmer umgcbrodencn Rnieu
mario oli5Qc5eid1net. Sur 1T one
Gefnbr oft 0omit Derbmoet. oo2
or bon aGe-Iei ifGoIidlen Sniefteu.
6le IN Der @rusnarbe iid %einqeulitet
habeu. ipQter o%ngearificn mcr0eu
miro. llu oen Midis 1epen bic Bin.
arlfie BON Gut 2Siirmern 81 idl.
ten, ioute er rad oGlgcme;n pcrbcrr
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jett ober meIitens moitct. che tic init
0ennen IN 9%erilhruna %aetoutnieit
limo. Snr 5lcild 1T 3nrt uno pobl.
idmIcfclo.
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Cine fritiIdle 3eit.

Gic 3c;t oc& NatldlicuS Der
lit mohl iiir oic nlciitcu Nllbc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
FIERCE BATTLE ON
NECK OF GALLIPOLI
Big Guns of Bsttleship Elizabeth
Are Assisting Allies Forces in
Battle on Land.
TURKISH ARMY Is REINFORCED

LONDON, May 21.-Cabling from
Athens, the correspondent OF the
Reuter- Telegram company says fierce
fighting is in progress near the neck
OF the Gallipoli peninsula. The big
guns OF the British battleship queen
Elizabeth are being fired from the
Gulf OF Saros. thus assisting in the
allies attack. The Turks are being
supported by the guns of the Sultan
Selim formerly the German cruiser
Goeben). which are being fired from
the sea of Marmora. Turkish troops
from Avail. in Asia Minor. are said
to have been transferred TO the Oar
danelles.
Newspapers OF Athens, the cores
pondent declares. say the British au-
thorities have increased to $4,000
the reward offered BY them for In
formation leading to the destruction
of the German submarine, the pres
ence OF which has been reported In
the Mediterranean.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
The Days War Neu0s

THE MEssAGGERO, one of the lead
ing newspapers of Rome, states
that after the Italian senate has
met the cabinet probably will
draft n declaration of war.
DISPATCHES REACHING this oOun-
try from Rome indicate Italy has
not as yet taken the final step to
Hungary. Yesterday the Italian
Parliament gave the government
full powers 10 act. since that time
no news of any decisive develop
ments has been received.
GENEVA DISPATCHES say Italy
may send Rn ultimatum 90 Austria
today and that n declaration OF
war will come before the end of
the week. A message from Rome
10 London states that King, Victor
Emmanuel has signed n decree
suspeBdinE the diplomatic immuB-
tty OF the German and Austrian
ambassadors to the vatican.
ALTHOUGH THE RUSSIAN war of
flee comedies that the AustrO-Ger-
man forces I'm GRIicia have won
further victories, it asserts their
successes have been gained At
enormous costs in men.
STRUGGLE FOR the DardnneIIes,
which has brought ON some of the
most deadly encounters of the war,
proceeds with unRbated ferOeity,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
Business Men in Mohonk Conference
Are for Stronger Army and Navy

MoHoNK LAKE, n. Y, May n.-The
delegates appointed TO attend the Lake
Mohonk conference on international arbi-
tration by ohamOers OF commerce and
similar business organizations in most Of
the large cities OF the country. aligned
themselves today with tho advocates OF
greater military preparation for national
defense These delegates included manu-
fscturers, merchants and officers OF the
oountry's principal commercial organita-
tions Their part in the activities OF the
conference has been emphasized this year
by speakers. among them General Leon
ard Wood, who declared that the most
prolific cause OF war was the interests OF
trade
The report OF the business mems com
mittee, read by Chairman l.. NJ. Cuth-
bert of Denver. declared that disputes be-
tween nations ought to be Justly set
tied through the proceedings OF interna-
tional tribunals instead OF war" Never
theless the committee asserted their be-
lief that II Is the part Of wisdom at
present for the United states to be fully
prepared 20 defend itself from possible
injustice and aggression" and advocated
''the strengthening Of our military and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
Cabinet Discusses
Sending Another
Note to England

WASHINGTON, May a.-whether an
other note shall be sent TO Great
Britain on interference with German
commerce was discussed at today's cab
met meeting. The members differed in
their Views.
The memorandum given out In London
last night by the British foreign office
explaining the delays OF American ship.
ments was before the cabinet.
While the statement OF acts contained
in the foreign office statement was ao-
cepted as generally correct, II was under
stood that State department officials held
II did not affect the principle concerning
the right OF Great Britain TO hold up non
contraband shipments destined for nett
trnl countries.
Secretary Bryan prepared 10 issue a
statement to cover a point In tho British
statement that certain things had been
acceptable 20 the United States He said
It would bring out that the position OF
the United States was unchanged from
that which IL took In the note which
went to London after the issue for the
orders in council.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
Menace Foreigners
In Mexican Capital

II wAsHINGToN, May 2l.-outlaws IN
Mexico City. who assaulted the German
charge d'affairs Tuesday, now arc
threatening the lives OF other foreigners,
according TO diplomatic dispatches re-
ceived here today. One message states
that 'undesirabiy loathesome" conditions
prevail, and th1t ~she government is
powerless agnlnst Il.
NOGALES, hrlz,, May 2l.-Two thou
sand men. women and children Joined in
bread riots last DiGht at Hermosillo.
capital of Sonora state. and looted two
American stores and thirteen Chinese.
according 10 reports reaching here today.
The police were beaten back. and Gov
ernor Maytorena's troops had TO be
called on to restore quiet. Many persons
were arrested. including many women
and young girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

naval forces so as TO effectively protect
our coasts"
The report recommended the formation
OF code OF international law. the es-
tablishment Of a permanent international
court of justice and OF an International
police force to execute the DEGREES OF the
court In conclusion the business dele
gates bespoke for President Wilson In
his delicate and trying position" the
cordial and hearty sympathy and as
sistanco OF all citizens, regardless OF sec
tion or party"
Edward A. Filene OF Boston. national
councillor OF the Chamber OF Commerce
Of the United states, urged that tho
United states should be willing to make
sacrifices TO prove it's right to a place
in the councils which eventually VIII set
tie the war.
William A. Weir. justice OF the supreme
court Of the province OF Quebec. praised
the ''oalm wisdom" of the United states
government in It's diplomatic relations
with the European belllgerents, and
simon Il. Baldwin. former governor OF
Connecticut, spoke on avoiding occasions
for war"
The conference will close tonight with
the adoption OF a platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
AGED WOMAN DEFENDS SELF
IN DISTRICT COURT SUIT

Mrs. Charles Fox. a widow, 70 years
old. a white haired. kindly looking woman,
tok the witness stand in Judge Estelie's
district court in her own defense In Miss
Ella OConnoFs suit against her for
$50
She was questioned at some length by
attorneys.
You expect me to remember every
thing" she at last replied. Damn it. /
can't do IT,"
Judge Estelle hastily ordered a short
recess of court.
mo one wants to take care of a penni-
less old woman" remarked Mrs Fox a
few minutes later ON the witness stand.
Mrs Fox. who was suod for money al
legged due ON a board bill. won her case
in justice court II was appealed by the
plaintiff
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
Honus Wagner Loses
His Political Job

PITTSBURGH. Pa, May a.-IIonus
Wagner, the veteran shortstop OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates, has lost his job as a
member OF the State Fisheries commits
sion. On April %. 1914. Governor John
X. Tener appointed Wagner as a member
of the commission. Shortly before Gov
ernor Teners term expired. the short
stops name was again sent to the state
senate for confirmation, but upon orders
of Governor Brumbaugh. the nomination
was held up and yesterday it was with
drawn. The office paid no salary.