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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
9cutih lit Der aiidDc.

2eiber baben Iia in u~nierer beuts
fden Sprade unenoIih piele Srernos
porter eingeniitst. Warum2 81
benin uniere oeutide Spra9e ielbIt
ni6t retd3 genu9 on WortsnP Dobl
ptro es fhlper fallen. nle bieie @us>
bride, tpelde ii9 f6on Su feIt einges
tpur5elt baben. aus3urotten. Wie III.
dn9enetm erid)redt oftmals fold Elm
6~r;mopprt. Die einen pihen oft
garnidt, mas iie eigentlib oamit ia
gen poaen, uno bic anoern boben es
nod obenorein falfd aus9siproten.
Ilio fort nit Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
term, bic mandmal 10 peinli9 be'
riihrtn.
8etradten mir Dor al IN Elm beuts
fdes Gohbuh, NEEDLES BON sSrembs
ausoriiden nimmtI.. ooer Elm ipees
nonntes Menu, peldes gu einem
Diner dufgsitent miro. Ytit oeutIdsu
Worttn lit hermit nur Die Speiies
surte, bic man bel sinem Ntittae smabI
porgeIe9t betommt, esmsint. Wout.
man lie ourd 5rsmorp0rter nur sttpds
fetner ousoriiden, ODER fonsn lie cine
feinere WurSs isin2 gu einsm osut.
iden @ertat ssbort elm Neutidea
Wort.
Him1t man nun einen Ginblid in
cine Speiietdrte. mas betomni
mon ais Grseuauis unisrsr soIsr
oeuti6en 9ohtunit inter fremoer
Iusoruden aleS pcrgeieBt? Wir
martin Der 0inge. Die oa tommen iol'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Ygau5enfOif.

Der befannte bdnii9e 4r3t uno
qbpiiologe Or. 9inobeoe, Der il; iiing<
fer .3eit aud bel uns als 8ortGmpfer
fir einfathe 2ebenstpeiie unb Grndbz
rung auf pFlan3liher 0runoldge be-
fonoers oiel g%enaRnt poroen lit, bat
einen ioealen Speiie3ettel a6tporfen.
Der nab ieiner Meinung fir ale
Menfdsn ousrei9t uno tie befrieoigen
muB, Die fi4 nur entf9lieben t0nnen,
gu elmer einfa6eren 2~ebenstpeiie 5u>
rid3utebren, I6reibt bic ~8l. pr."
llno einfad eenug 1T 9inohbe's
Speiie3ettef bing5 - er beitebt aug
@rpbbroo. Butter uno Obj. Ous
Sbft tam aus tpirtihoftli9en Grim
ben teiItpetis bur1 Rartoffeln uno
Mobrriiben eriebt perben. uno 5ur
I6ps1slung barf Der ibeale Speife>
5ettel audi ourd WiIa uno Ger els
tpeitert tperben. Wenn man fi9 ent'
idlieBt, nod oieiem 9inbbeoeiden
Speiie3ettel gu leben. 10 peripri4. fid
Der hdnii6e Ir3t Dor allen bappr eins
ungebeure Grleihterung Der Mrbeitss
uno acknowledgement BEG peibli4en
0eI6le4tes. Gr ipeiIt bdrauf bin,
ipie unsnoIi9 bel 3eit cine ssiitig ans
gereqte SSrau beute barnuf perDenoen
mub, 3Dpfe uno S6ifeIn. Seller,
Wefer unb Gabeln sure6t3umaden.
uno bonn pieoer mad 9ebrau4 gu
reinigen uno tpeg3uiteuen - uno bas
breimal oes Cages, Ri6ti9 III, BAT
bel Der G%infibrung Der Sinoebeoeider
2ebenspeiie piele Oienitmdbden in
ben StGhten arbeitstps perben tpiir'
ben, ober oafur 1T nad 9inoebebea
Meinung ouf benz 2onoe fir ole oteft
WrbeitatrGfte reialth 8erpenbung
uno bort niroen Die W6oden iesliif
unb t6rperIia ibre Geiunobeit beRe,
betpabren ais in Der Staot. Ortn'
genb empfieblt er. Die 3inoer Dor
frih ouf an bartes, oides Grobbrof
gu eeio5hnen, bas nit Butter beitriher
aber nidt belegt iein lou. IuBer'
Dem ioIen ole 3inber bdau er5oser
tperpen, gu siuem 81 stpsi Sdnitter
8rpb. aber ni6t spei Gisr gu einel
baIben Sdnitte gu perfpeiIen. Jil
3inber pie fir Grpa6fene sGbe q
nidts @eiunosres ais Die 8roorino
uuo unter aIlen 1mitdnoen piro mar
benz 0Gneu ourin s%uitimmen miifen
oab Die @eraeuoung Der Rinoe oes
grpoes aIs gang uno bar perfeblt
uno taoelnspert gu be5ei9neu 1T. 3u'
Rebtfertisung feiner @runoiGBe BE-
ruff Or. !6inbbeoe fid INNER tpieoel
nuf ba8 9eiipteI ser alien 9rie9en
Gr erinrsrt onran, oaB bic grie6ii4er
3rieger fat niemols 5Ieiid seseher
babsn. %fonbern in Der 9Ian53et
@riedsulanos TN peientIiden mt
6eigsn, HiHsn, 3die uEh Waisbrot
erudbrt porosn feien. llno mas ful
Satsn haben fe oennpd opIbra6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08

9ag 2etsE tpsiit isbem nit einent
eifernen Stdbs feline Snbn. Wphl
oem, Der Sen Stab iisht nnb ieiner
Riftuna NIT srnltsm Shritte foigt
uno nitt nortst. bis Der fhtuer. Stab
nit unobIhiitteIharsm Gepiate itta'
feno duf Ieinem RIdsn Iiegt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-08
Gllglano
Jat nnfere Banmiwoa=
amsfubr %abeefdnitten,
Sourn mir unfere Waf=
trnansfubr finttraen

Ger .geip gorf 4merican" nrrdi
ToIaenoe beadtcnsiuertbe 3uid]rlft
o 6errn George Y. O'&elllp.
Ser @egcn'tonO Der GrorternnG
Idbt Sif am bcitcn mlsOrilfcn onrf)
bic Trage::
Sit Elm feoreide5 Qeutidldno
ooer Elm iiegrcihes England iilr Die
Ser. Staaten portbcilbaitcr?"
Nu ben gleoaftcnr oes Mem Yurf
Amerltan"!
enalan0 bal 9aumuolle fir
Serieqsfoutcrbanoe erfldrt unO bat
u~naeieelid)cr @eiic ibre ireie Der
lcuounq aus Ocn Serciuigten Staa'
i'm aebin0ect. 9aumuuolIe lit zines
Der 6aupter3cugnllit u~uicre@ &atoe3
Baumuolle lit eincr n!tiercr 6aupt-
0an0el8artlfel.
QoB mir inter oen S0lferred)t
bcredtigt lii0, 9oumrpolIe aus5u'
filbrcno. ungebtloert onrdD Gin.
mildulgen Gnglano5, lit unbeltrelt-
bar, fraglos. lit aud HiemalS be-
fuhrcn. ~rngebinoert 0urh Gin
@nalonos 9ierbot u%lierer au5fubr
BON 9aumluolle uad) neutralen Gam
bern lit nidlt cine M%ia6nabne oes
Red,tes, iolloeru cine UiaBnabme Der
@cipaIt.
Is fegt Die nidtigen San6elsarti.
Eel unIcres 2onoes obue Grbarmen
stnS obne geredltiguug pom oen
MccretI, neil IS ibm 70 geidlIt mo
neil es imitanoe lit, ooS gu tbun.
IS fiibrt oieien if,peren SdIag nit
Der Stdrte ieiner Seemadt gegen elm
Qrofcs er3eugniB u%niereS 2nnoes,
neil es iid, Dor DcutidIano iiirdtet
uno 3luciteu5, ipcil Is auf Ole Ser.
gini0tcn Stanten eiierIiidrtiq lit,
England beluadjt ieincu @onoel.
inic Is fem Gebcn beluaht mcit eS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

kontamattomana. Han hoiti lau-
mansa Comanassa suurella vii
saudella ia voimalla; han oil, ku-
ten kirkkoisa Gregorius Nyssa-
lainen kertoo, oikea, piispa ia
observation-disclosures todelliseksi
siunaukseksi. ia niinkuin han
kerran arvokkaana ia rikkaana
auorullaisena oil seurannut her.
caansa k0yhyydessa ia halpa-ar-
voisuudessa, min tuli han nyt
piispana hanen seuraajakseen
kuuliaisuudessa Jumalaan ia
rakkaudessa laumaansa , alma
kuclemaan asst. Han patti pal
yansa veritodistajana polttoro-
zion liekissa. Tama tapahtui
$50 luvulla; vucsi eli ole aivan
tariska, mutta roomalaisessa ka-
lenterissa oil II paiva eloknuta
hahen muistipaivansa, joka luul-
tavasti oil hanen kuolinpaivansa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Eaki ia eplnkeliNmI.
&a0otus ia orttltn8.

50 Iu~pinN0aSta olcnvrte fotefiS-
mitfieSto oppinect, ettG r%aou,nttu fl
fdlt5rid pubIestn i~actaon fo6teen o.
1oonL n.mittdin lofiin ia eiponfeliu:
min. Sem NJ. lain fannalta tntie.
lee itmisfpntna min iol,tau iemmoi-
ieen t~liiofieel ETH fofo maailma on
~foootctu, iillidoin maatinufiet olpat
min anfarat ettai pfiifGdn iDnnisi6
iiinnpt ia iuntpnpt ibiuinen ipoi raj.
tucfaaa iiitd tiptt1i. S5m;inen fun
ipntiinlalfeemufiesja fo0otti Suua-
Ionfltipau MIN ct.ci jddn9t rG6tiia-
fam q raffautto, eli usfpo, eifd mi
tGGn lelIaiStd jefa S.;niaIalle felpn;.
Fl, ipooH fen fiouu oientme mt luon.
noStemme Stmalnn ia @anen iaIan-
ia m~ostaStajio ia ~pilffnoiio, ia lclGoi-
fla Oh faiffi tofo ibmisfunta, Min MS
fofuaiIct fin usfottontatfim ia eta
Min on oita, len ,tooistoo Suulalo
opcstoli 9Soamoiin faittto Moont. 8 l..
iofo f,aIuu: "9tiinfuii firjoitettrl on:
81 ole fcnfGGn wdnburSfos ei. pfii.
fam. 81 ole DbtGdn pnmGrtdlpaiSto,
ci ole tatddn iofa ctiii Sumoloo. &aif-
fl or9ot poifenneet pots, ia prna fel-
1pottnmif .tullcet: CT dc DbtGan 10
ia 6Dt36i tefee eis5rimoimfppofDpoii
ia 9ymGl tefec ei pbtafGGn. @eiOdn
furfflnIa OH oipan Dolito, beibGu fie-
lclldnid re pettd,udt, fDDfGdrmecn
nlDrff1 on bcio6n tlulltcnio ala.
Soioa, iWl OF tdrnnGnid f%irouSta ia
ricttautto. @eiodn j%nlfonia oiunt ma
po0t merto puooattomdon. Seiodn
teiSiGnid on lllln tltsfn ia ino1men
fipu. IA cin6t Re rouban tieta TIM
tcncct. 81 ole Sltmolnn pelfo bci-
ban iiIm1ini1 eocsi6. GGlIoiien mai
netoDistufien meistd faifista Slmo-
Ian lana ortao. &DllG6dn meioGn it
f%erofos luontomme iitG maStuon MI
riiec, iotto Ct iitG tooS min fofpin po-
boio ola, onbon iit1 b~pnGGfin. Wtlit-
ia ic Sumolon Jana CT orrn pbtGGn
per1G, ie ppipD totelo usfotoan litG
tai CT. Snban ielipGG, ettG lofi its
Iistoo foiibeon firoustuomion pitt
femme, futon luentme 5 Wooi. 2S:
1870. Miitto eIlet find futile
.8crron iinun Slintaloii GGntd, pi-
t6dfies ia teboGfies faiffi b6nen fGs-
fpieni1 ia lG1tpicniG mtfoon, iotfo
min1 tGnd p1iipGnG %iinillle fdsfenpt
sIer, min foiffi nGm6 firoufiet tiile-
pot iinun p6GlIeii ia i%attiiipot %iintnn.
0irottu olct iinG foupungisio, firot-
hi peIloIlo, firottu on iinun fotiii ia
t6htees. &irottii on iinun ruumiis
seoclmG, iinun moos beoelmG, iinin
Iommoslormoii beoelma. &irottl o.
let iinG fGpoesid iiiGue, firottn fop.
Sesf6s nlos, ia 5 Wooi. 27: 26 fiiu-
Iuu: &irpttu oIfoon jofa ei foiffio
ndita lain ionoio tdptG, eta ban nii-
sen jdlfeen tefis, ia faiffi forio iono-
fam: amen. EdInd fritlliu faifilie,
siin usfoipoiline fun usfottomillefin,
ia iofoiien ibmiicn iubteen, jofa tat
nooieen fuIlo tobtoo, tdptDp lofi tul-
Ia tdptetpfii, miimeiieen rabtuiin laof-
Ia Sumalu ei ipGbempddn tppop.
ss,umoIon ionosia Ell ole pbtndn tinft-
wiiem woroo, iind ban ianoo: jofa
winun iurstoni fdpnpt on en- nina
witito, ia 2ristiis ianoo; Iiin fait'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

Jon lnfiioita, ia erittdin niitd bcrron
armolopiio, iotfa 10 olpat bofeneet it.
ieni1 Groom iiitd monbdn Motumin
ia fitfapa iellaiielta bcr-
rata tobtoiii ollafaan pcrinnollinen,
joIa ci ole ~peritGipdtd mlluta finn
pelttaa pelfna. Olculme ppbasiG fas.
padSicet Sumalan Iapiifii, Ills
LAIN mufaan perilliietii. Niiti
piirii bciffo piapclienne autuubeSla,
S. SiaIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Kevadn ioataessa.

I)cS nc Iaanimc uiltto,
Siloian raffoutta.
Sld5hi lIonnon SojYtioIla.
Ssfaia SumaIca.
@'iaa iiir,n liiouto.
sra faI}oi nnastoon,
Ga III Japaaar Min touHiin
y ;fea pI.ni3.
ten ialm.@ aaFoan
S&R ria mao. Ielo,t f,tgJa'et
t.otiAl.a i'm lap'ca
gsinloa l3d
ntait II. psTca lal'aa
Hi.piao fiiFtGsL
Mloa fullest folulGaNtIta,
ga m.ta Bella 9n.
ouomofmran frasru
5jpi ibniSIqoioncn
@crdS mn5s 10 f,iitGm8Sn
cannon &idd DIistdmi5n
Oa5an Julia Turin ip1,
&'itSd fiittad GIdd.
&aifcsta mi / na M,
&:itI fiitd alma 3iaa.
Olettoa ia autlta8,
Sceiufieii m~oitoSid,
G5erc$iinid ruon0urSfas
@hriotn. fitttGd 5iGd.
q. $,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

SnmaIanpaluelnfIia bmbtifmnIla:
% b. Morean Sioingisia, Natti
SGrtpenpG6n tololIa Ito 10 up. Ga.
mana p1itp6nd NolaIiin fotiliilla ITO
3 ip. 5. l~trpiIainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Nutesn sIamaan.

GSfo &oponen oil nuori moanlpil
jelji. SON oil ipaliStunut mics. Oil
jiOn0t faniafothin fanianopiSton ia
nIaailiuiljelDsfoului. -9oliStGa ia
~la8yoltaa ta1toi ban mp6S pmpariS-
tGG1nfin, &Giffi moimonia ia oifan-
IA fdytti tGn iiibeiL. Sdn b%uontaii
l3oliStapia lpcnnoifo, laiilaiIi %firiol,
liaa1toan ia oil mtoriiof,itron ei'me'
)tlAi. 9aiorijoIelrnn buFgaisid fes
3o,tti ban c3f9rn8ti toiiiofia nIoria
aipmddn. 45ieIlG'. Min .idnoi ban
E.lic, "i6uinen faSlcoa ia tejiitpg
.l,taro toialIc". Hoamatltn Ilfe
miIeatl ban q pdlitGppt. Ge q 1d
llau m,cIesfdGn oIttt tarpeclIiSrafaan
5ilooasti ia pli9tnaati fan fplld o.
All elSG i(mou iel ~neulooiafth 5i-
peasti ia pu6taosti Fan oil pa1ttd-
ngtfin cIlG. @}itddn tu6roa eli iaiil
fo$faan tarttuo bGnecn. @aitlta Ct bd-
ncn miclc8t1Gn taripitt tann tairQa.
iean pGSiemiiccn.
Oli crGS iunnultai-ilta C&To
&orpinen oil mcnosia mior,icIeu'
ran %iltolaan. SloiielIu micItiii q.
til bGt fo5ti tlittla tolou. SicnfGGn
sc2si1 tufi bGntG waStoan SuopeI
lon Mntti, tho mics, iofa pli 6Gtallc
innonut, eta taimaoiecn p~aGient.iecn
sarruitoon mulltafin fin nlfona,nrn
puboos elGuia. @piuGd p1iiu1u ia
nottilo f0ipi Mntti mibin GSfo mtence.
"Mcnen u,loriioicuran iltontaan'.
5ittcn alfoi bdil DliStaG iltaman ob-
je!nlaa. &ertoi moltaluista pubeisto
jacIitelnlistG iicllG. Yiatti ei puDunut
mit11tl, fotioi nnan pitfG6n cteenid.
8iimein ionoi ban bpmin painoffooS-
ii: - "Surbaanfo idi m,iooattaa me-
rcliG Sumalan Sofia @sfo &orpilen
eocstd2 81 usfo GSfo it'd. 81 %iloitie
IiitG, ctt1 lucri OF muotanlit. Surboo
tp0tG feet, bicooIle rofeilrtat flti tab
DOT iipiStGG faniaa iltomilla. Gi
fcstG rofennus, ionfa fulmafimend
ei ole Gri8tuS. 81 fest1'. - gtain
pu5ui Matti ia meni coelleen. &olpin
fosfiput nGmdt lanai @sfoon. Sloi.
igus meni, roitba fatpii. "Onfp
totta, mitG @fotti Ionoi? Olenfobon
te6npt tnrbaa tp6td? @tita, Jos tpo,
nj oliiinatfin tlirbia ~.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

@Sfo Sorpilella olfoi fomo taiste-
III. Spnnit, ioloSlo tebbpt iDn1it al.
foiluot poinou b1nen mieItaan. San
buomoIi, ettci ban moi festGG nan
6urSfuon Sun,nIon tuonliota. sos Ell
ban loo anteefii ipntiGGm Min Ban on
arnlottomoSti bltfasio. Silloin
mtiStuiipot b1ncnm Ionqt jot
ia Suopellon Matti, ferron loroi bd-
nellie: "2rc &%oantottito! Slic lopIe-
ma SiGn ~IGbettdmdG %firjaa. Gieltd
n1ct, ntitG SID tdbtoo %iinaile Ionoo.'
81 ol(ut muuto nellpoa cnd1 fuiil
turmautua tuo1on. Gsfo &orpinerl
uifoii roomattuniu ia lifi lanai, jot.
ia oufeniipot bGnen eteenid: Stmala
oil &riSttfIeSla ia lorpitti mailman
tiIeuI6 fonsia ia Ct lufeniit BELLE bel
Dan SpntiGniG. gbd nuoeeIlcen ia iir-
oe[[een lifi Oslo tlion fobodn. =
qSoSumolo loipiti mooilnon. Wiitafin
@sfo &orpinen olen pfii ola mail.
mosto. sos Suntala on iopittonlit
mooilnlon min on Sdn iilloin lolpit.
tonitt minutfin''.
Npt firfastlii bGnelle miten Snrta.
Ian 8ojon weri on fofo moan fictonut
anteefiiontomuficlla. Siuoin bdneil
lielunla bGifGiii altuuoen riffa,ls,
lielI6 fol ilolalilll: olen ibminelL ola
moailmosto, ibmiiien llinastettiin.'
&erro toiiiIlefin! faifui banen ~
o~0mesiGGn. SGtelle titli fire. San
buomoIi, ettei fplGn ~nlioriio t~nntennt
Seelustot SON of tdbGn osti pettd-
npt bcitG ia itieGdn. Se olitpot tout
bunneet main t1man maailmar POI
rantamisto. Wutta Min ei ioanut G
Md Ola. SGstGlGbtien tabtoi ban
beillefin iImoittaa titon raamatulli-
fem totituben, ettd maailmp on Siinta'
Ian Boion mereIla fastetti. Snma-
Ian Yoifa OIL fnollrt 8olgotolln
moan ~oiuffoioen, ibmisten lpnteti1
tGbben.
Npt @sfo Gorpinen tiinii itienld
mosto oifein onnelliiefii. Son Ial
moimao fuoIettonioon pobot bimot ia
eli npt mosta limedsti ia pilbtooSti.
ysiinfuin ban t6bdn iaoffa oil put
bonnut in~itoffaosti fonianio ipolisto'
miietli pbtG initoffoosti npt ban bell
lc pubui iiitG ibmeestd, ntifd on moa'
ilmno ferron foboonnut Sefin ofpai
Ioipintolperen tdbocn oooIliiio. WoI
iospa be main usfoiiimot banen put
beenial Niin jospa be psfoiiitpot =,
Gnne.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
LARGEST WARSHIPS
IN WORLD u. S.
TWO 36.oooToN FIGHTERS ARE
BEING CONSIDERED FOR
NEXT YEAR.
WITH SPEED OF rs KNOTS
Monsters May Be Armed With Ten
16-Inch Rifles, Which Are Now
Being Developed by the
Department f..

Washington. - Tentative arrange
ments are being considered, Secretary
Daniels said, for two 3G,000.ton battle,
ships to be included in the first years
part OF the five,year building program
congress will be asked to approve
There arc no warships so large afloat
anywhere In the world now, and the
biggest ever designed for the Ameri'
can navy are tho 3%2.000-ton craft OF
the California class, two Of which
were authorized last year and | d
for which have Just been received.
The general characteristics OF the
ships hAv not been disclosed, but II
is probable they will have increased
armament aRd speed. The navy has
developed a l6lnch rifle OF which no
use has been made, and the new ships
may carry 10 or more OF these II de-
velopmcnts OF the European wal in
dicate the wisdom OF mounting them.
The largest guns now afloat are the
l5inch weapons OF European navies.
Maximum speed OF American bat
tleships o built or authorized IL Il
knotf. although European first line
ships go considerably above that. 1t
IL considered probable a speed OF per
haps rs knots will be sought here.
after.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
BOOKER WASHINGTON DEAD
Noted Negro Educator SueeumbS To
Nervous Breakdown at Tuske6ee.
Was Born In Slavery.

Tuskegee, Ala.-Booker T. Wash
ington, the noted negro educator and
founder Of Tuskegee Institute, is dead
from a nervous breakdown.
The negro leader had been in fail
ing health for several months, but his
condition became serious only recent
ly, while he was in the east. He real
lied the end was near, but was deter
mined to make the long trip south to
bear out his o~ft-expressed statement
that he had been born in the south.
have lived all my life in the south, and
expect to die and be buried In the
south"
Washington was born in slavery near
Hale's Ford, Va, in 1857 or 1858. Al
ter the emancipation OF his race he
moved with his family to West Vir'
ginia. He was an ambitious boy and
saved his money for an education.
When he was able TO scrape together
sufficient funds to pay his stage coach
fare to Hampton. Va, he entered Gen,
Armstrong; School for Negroes there
and worked his way through an AGA
demic course, graduating in 1875. Lat
er he became a teacher In the Hamp'
ton Institute, where he remained until
1881, when he organized an industrial
school for negroes at Tuskegee. He
remained principal Of this school up te
the time Of his death.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
OCEAN PASSAGE IS REFUSED
Crew Refused To Work II Young Irish
Immigrants Of Military Age Were '
Allowed To Sail.

New York.-Passengers who arrived
here on the Cunard liner Saxonia re.
ported that considerable rioting oc'
Cured at the Liverpool docks when
1873 men who had booked passage In
the second cabin and more than 700
other men, chiefly Irishmen Of mill.
tary age, were refused passage after
the liners crew had threatened to
strike II any British citizen Of mill
tary age was allowed to sail. Ship
| officers said there were a number Of
E~nglishmen and Welshmen In the
crowd.
When the 1873 me- started to board
the liner 1t was noticed that most Of
them were young men. The crew
held q meeting and presented . state
ment to the first officer. saying they
would walk off the ship II any men OF
military age came aboard. At the same
time q crowd Of more than 700 men,
all said to have been of military age
reached the dock and sought passage
in the steerage. Officials OF the linel
agreed to the demands Of the g
1t was then, passengers said. that the
crowd OF more than 500 men made
great disturbance and It required con
siderable force to drive them away.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
HOSPITAL SHIP IS SUNK
Is Perish When English Vessel Anglia
Carrying Sick and Wounded
Soldiers Strike Mine.

London.-The British hospital ship
Anglia was sunk by a mine in the
English channel on Nov. II. Three
hundred men were saved out OF a to-
tai Of 3S5.
A statement by the official press
bureau gave the news OF the disaster
II said that Of the 10 officers and 372
men on board the Anglia 300 had
been saved.
The following official communica'
ton concerning the disaster was
made public:
The war office reports that the
hospital ship Anglia struck a NINE III
the channel and sank. The total mum
her on board was 70 officers and 3Iz
lei OF other ranks. Of whom about
300 were saved by a patrol vessel
Another ship proceeding to the res
cue was also sunk by another mine
Another official communication
says:
king George was shocked to near
Ah''p
that the Anglia. which so recently con
viewed him across the channel. mas
been sunk. His majesty is grieved at
the loss incurred, but trusts hat the
survivors have not unduly suffered
from their terrible exposure.
The Anglia was a merchantmen
which was taken over by the British
admiralty and refitted as a hospital
ship. She was commissioned in Au
gust OF last year.
There are four British steamships
named Anglia. The one converted
into a hospital ship probably Is inc
former London G. Northwestern Rail
way Company steamer OF 1857 tons
gross.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
U. S. NEUTRALITY LAWS BAD
Recent Alleged Conspiracies Show
Federal Statutes To Be made.
quate-Cabinet Takes Il UP.

Washington.-Revision Of the fed
eral neutrality laws 80 the department
of justice can deal with offenses diff
cult, II not impossible, to reach under
existing statutes, Is one Of the tasks
congress will be asked to undertake at
the coming session.
This was one OF the subjects dis
cussed at the cabinet meeting. and At
torneyLGeneral Gregory afterward said
his department would ask for n change
in tho Sherman antitrust act SO there
would be no question about Its appli'
cation to conspiracies such as are be-
huved to have been responsible for
recent strikes in munition plants, at
tempts to blow up ships sailing from
American ports and other activities
having for their object interference
with interstate and foreign commerce.
Amendment OF the Sherman act,
however. probably willnot be the only
however. probably will not be the only
from congress,
Developments of the last six months
have convinced officials that there II
n woefui lack of specific neutrality
statutes, for many alleged crimes have
gone unpublished after time has beer
spent In investigation because govern
ment lawyers felt that conviction
could not be secured. About the onl,
statutes now In the criminal code tina
have been invoked successfully ar
those aimed at the transportation o
explosives unmarked. in intcrstat
commerce, and the law against er
listment in the United States for fol
eign service.
Government attorneys will he freel
consulted by tho encouragement RI
Earding what sort OF legislation
needed and 1t Is possible that IN G
fort will be made to codiiy the law
OF the United States relating to mel
;rality violations, TO espionage an
Kindred matters.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-11-26
ALLIES AGREE UPON
POLICY IN BALKANS
IMMEDIATE ACTION WILL BE
TAKEN BY ALLIES IN CASE
OF GREECE.
ITALY WILL BE A FACTOR
Rome Government Will Join in Fore
ino the Greeks to Some Final
Stand Towards Servia.-Sit-
uatIon Serious.

London-The attitude Of the entente
allies toward Greece, from which u
try they are e~ndeavoring to get a def.
mite guarantee for the safety OF the
French, British and Servian troops,
and the whole military policy in the
near east. including the Dardanelles,
will. It is expected. be made clear In a
short time.
The council at Paris in which Brit.
ish and French cabinet ministers took
part came to important decisions, and
Earl Kitchener, looking over the
ground In Galllpoli and in the Balkans,
Is to report on the best means OF deal
ing with the situation arising out OF
the AustroGerman and Bulgarian sue
cesses in Servia and Greece's lean
lngs toward the central powers.
As to Greece, it is reported in dis
patches from Rome that immediate
| action will be taken and nc delay will
| be tolerated. 1t Is said that Italy will
take an important part in the forth
coming developments. The action nat
urally will depend upon the attitude
King Constantine and his ministers as
sumo toward the entente powers.
The situation in Servia grows more
yer The Austro-German armies,
with : Bulgarlsns on their left. are
pushing southwark, driving the infe'
rior Servian forces before them, while
In the south the Bulgarians, rein
forced by men and guns from Won
Gallwitz's army, are pressing on TO-
ward Manastir, from which town they
are said to be only a few hours
march.
There Is some uncertainty as to the
Servian line Of retreat. Some dis
patches say that they are falling bach
on Monastir, where there are BRITISH
achievements; others that they are
retreating on Ochrida, on the Southern
Albanian frontier.
The Frenc... lave inflicted a serious
defeat on the B~ulgarians on the Var
dar River, and it Is unofficially re
ported that the British have had a sue
cess on the Valandovo front,