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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
SO it's re@t.

Gin redt beritdnoiges l1rtbeil iibcr
SEN gapan=6aM finben mir I'M Seem
yorf Morning Selegroph u@m in
Mmerifa boben bon alien @olfern Der
.gr6e sic g%ertneite 8eredtigung, Die
bentlde &egierung tpegen elmer
San6fung, bie sos &eid nit Ser Be-
g%riino1tng entidal0igt, Dob cine mili-
tariide Motbmen0igfet porlag, nit
5teiren gu betperfen," idreibt 6iefes
'alte un6 bodangeiebene Srgan Der
9u6ion=Metropole. so lm1ge mir
babel iin6v @rinnerungen mod5uru=
fen, 1outen" mir uns an 6os 11nie1ige
@eldid ser Sro11 Surut %erinnern
= elmer Sra11, sic Dor einem &riegs=
geridt %obgel1rtbeiH tp11r6e, als Ser
&rieg foftii9 bereits poriber mar,
un6 6ie bann, DEM urtbel gemaB,
nidt eridoiien, ion6ern gebangt mur=
6e. @enige glm1bten 6mals, uno
riemono glaubt be1tte, 6aB iie Ser
MittbGcteridaft an ser grmor6ung
9incoIns id11lbig tpar o6er Bop lie
Sen 500 = ober 8eitrafung irgen6
elmer Mrt = b%er6iente. Mber es mar
cine 8eit GROCER 0ffertli9er Gre
g11rg, nn6 bie idmo9po1e San6lung
p11r6e init ser 5timml1ng, in ser 1ih
6amals 6os @olf befun6, e1tidul6igt.
Mber mir baben nienols 6aran ge-
6odt, on nierer &egieritng 5u Der.
apeifeIn o6er inns als 8orbaren 5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
s@ma@e nmb Strait.

SIM engliiden un6 fran5oiiiden1
Narlament iin6 mte6er groBe Gone
gere6et tporoen:: Midt eber lit on 6rie-
SEN 5u 6enfen, Bis Deutidlon6 poll=
itdn6ig 5erfebt lit. Benn ii6 Nun Die
Mlliierte1 pirfli6 10 itarf fiblen,
merm iie ii9 als oie fiinftigen @ieger
fiiblen uro ser &raft ibrer 8olfer
%pertra1een, mar11m %berlengren nno
fqli9en Tie nod immer sic 8abrbeit?
geo4 beute erfdbrt 6os engliide golf
ni9ts BON oen oeuti9en @eeresberid=
ten; nod be1te Bort Dos frun50iiide
@olf MIR Ste idongefarbten un6 of
betpuBt faliden 8eridte Ser eigenen
@eeresleitung. Seine @erluitlilten,
feline @efangen5abIen perratben IN
6ramfreib o6er Stalien o6er &uB=
LAMB 6em @oIfe bie f1rdfbare1
Spfer, sic Ser &rieg an Gut uno
glut gefoitet bot.
SIM @egenias oa5u bat Ser 6elttihe
@eneralitab bon Anfang. an bie Be-
ridte Ser gegner Dem 6eutiden @olfe
ungefur3t un6 ungeldminff mitge<
tbeiH. @erluitlilten funoen taglid Die
oe11tiden Spfer on, feline S6lappe
un6 fem Breis 6es @ieges lit benz
bel1tiben Bolfe berbeimli@ mor6en.
SS1 6ieler Sffenbeit, nit Ser Die 6eut-
i9e @eeresleit1ng 6em @olte rn6 Ser
gan5en 8elt beridtet, itedt ein 10
groBes @roftgefiibl uno Siegesbe-
muBtiein, baB es uie6er 1mgefebrt
im 6e11tiden 8olfe Biz gum lesten
Mann unbegren5tes 8ertrouen CUR
@eeresleih1ng, gu Sen bel1tid}en DR.
mee11 unb ibrerr Siibrern gebdrt. 9es=
bob bot a11d Ser Gong Ser greigniI1e
6os 6eutide @olf feinen Mugenblif
nit 3ogen ODER Mngit erfint. Som
eriten Sage bes bl1tigen arieges an
bat na1r Elm @efibl sos 6eutide Soft
beieelt: Sieges5uberiidt = ur6 bane-
ben unbegren5te 8epunberung uno
0unfbarfeit fit oas berrlide bertide
Seer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

flaiiiii5ieren, meil cine 5rau alsf mi
litariiden gefebl bingeridtet pnroe,
Die nu6 geieb un6 &ebt in einem
biirgerlid)en geridt batte pro5eliirt
meroen ioaen. Urdulein @abea par
geitanoig; Jrau suraH mar es nidt.
5raulein goDea ging nit oen Borten
in Sen 500, baB iie glidli6 lei, fur
ibr @oterlon6 at iterben; 5rau GU
rutt beltieg oos Sdofott nit 8etbeue=
rungen ibrer l1nidul6.. 2abt uns
memgitens fonlequent iein, mem MIR
es nidt lollen fDn1ren, 5eitmeillg
bDiteriib un6 ribr1elig gu meroen.
DIS 6rGulein Gopen ibren 2mbsleu=
ten ba5u perbalf in 6ie 5e1eerlinie
5u gelangen, muBte iie, 6ob iie mobr=
ideinli6 oeutide sol6aten, sic ib-
rem 8oterlonoe bienten, mie tie
glaubte, England gu 6ienen, tooten
miiroen. SIM &riege lit Dos Seben
zines Sol6aten mebr mertb als ons
9eben elmer &ronfenpflegerin> abion=
6erlid, 1penn bieie &ranferpflegerin
sic @a1tfreun6idaft zines 2anoes ge=
1rieBt, Dos iid nit ibrem 8aterlanoe
I'M &rieg b%efinbet. @enn Sraulein
Goben ibr Sreiben Biz gum gnoe oe5
arieges bditten fortleben f0nnen, mlr=
Sc tie BEL ibrer @eimfebr alS Seloin
gefeiert nnb init Orben a11sge5ei4net
mor6en fem. Sos gelang ibr nidt,
fe mr1r6e ertpiiM, befamte ibre
S6uI6 nn6 erlitt 6ie Citrate, Die anf
Espionage I'M @riege geieet tit. Gas
lit olles."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

oog in Sapar gegen Die engliide OF
pIomatie offenf1.nbig outage tritt.
Mor tpeiB IN Sapun 3u gut, tpas
man bon ben 8eripredungen Der M-
liierten gu bolten bat. Man meiB,
BOB meber Granfrei6 nod England,
fons iie liegreid aus benz elropai-
Idyer Sample berborgirrgen, ar9 MIR
einen Mugenblid 3allbern miiroen, Die
bon ibnen an Sapm gennadten 3nge-
ltanomife als 'erprebt gu be3eidnen
mn6 at 1pioerrnfen. . &ia1ti6m ba-
BEN Die Saparer un6 - marum ion-
tie bas iiegreide D%eutidlano, 6elien
San6el unb Snbuitrie Ser gan5c
Orient offenitebt, nidt unter getpilien
ge6ingungen oormtf per5ihten, Ste
6eutlde Glogge in Miien tpieber onf-
5n5ieben? l1n6 6ie Sapaner tptIien,
6oB 2eutidlan6 fem @ort balt.
8enn, 10 ~tpieberbolen mir, trob-
DEM Sapm m1f SEN 8alfm gebt,
Damn 1olten mir Mmerifaner iebr
1tadbenfli6 meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Mublamo nmo 3nmdmiem.

Sic 100000 <iien, tpeld)e angebz
lih omrb Muma1rien maridieren iol=
len, lm sic gatlgaren I'M Ruden gu
falier, geboren obne 3meifel gu Der
lelben @ategorie BON Ebantaiie=Grup-
pen, 1pie sic 100000 Nl1llen, melde
Dor ettpu Sabre5friit in 8elgien ge=
lan6et lparen, INN ben OentId)en IN
SEN 3iiden 5u fallen.
grltens baben Die &ulien feline
100000 Man11 511 e%ntbebre11, I'M IN
oen 8olfo1ufrieg ein5ugreifen, oenn tic
ffoornen iid MIR NIT fnapper Notb Der
eigenen 9a1t mebren, un6 5meitens
miro N11m1nien SEN Gltrdmarl6 Ell
nes ruilildyen @eeres nidt g itatten,
90 es oao1trb ith ieiner Neutralitat
begeber u1ro ielb1t Mngriffen aus e=
een piiroe. &umdmien bot erit Dor
menigen Sogen erflart, oaB es Iid
ieoem @eriude, Sruppen ourd iein
Gebiet 5u fiibren, ebentuea nit 8af-
fe%ngetpolt miberieben miir6e, nn6 Die
aus 2onoon IN Sic @elt laneierte
Mudridt oaB 6umdnin iid iebt 6od}
entldlolIen bube, SEN Maiierten 81
Silfe gu fommen, trdgt Sen Stempel
Ser ltntpobrbeit an ser Stirne.
Man meiB es in Bufarelt gertaa
10 gut mie in Sofia, a1f melde Seite
.iid sic Usage oes 5teges neigt. Nad<
oem Ser ierbii6e 6elo5ug nabe5u BE-
en6et lit, fann nidts mebr 6en iieg=
reiden 0ormarid Ser @entralmadte
I'M Orient bemn1en, un6 6omit lit Der
&rieg fir oie Maiierten boffnungS=
log %berIoren. nn6 &umdnien miro
iih mdt IN elm 3ebacle binein3ieben
Ialien, tpel9es es peber perbin6er1
nod m1fbolten fom, ieIbIt tpem eS
tbori9t gena1g tpare, it4 oen Mqiter=
ten an5uidlieBen.
Sur Bet ols 6ie Rl1ien Dor ben
&arpatben itan6en, mdre Die aus 2on=
Son gefabelte Nudridt glm1bbaft ge=
meien. &erte lit iie b0uig obiurb,
Elm r8luff," tpie i'm 6ie miierten
itets Iosla1ien, tpenn es I'M lire So
DIE Defenders idledt itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Sapau nno Baltan.

DaB mon in BEN aabinetts ser
aliierten Madte Ole 6ruge iapu.
nilher @afferbilfe auf Dem BaIfar
iebr inbriinitig betpegt, lit gang plau-
libel. Gin iapanilder @onful bier
bot bereits bos gintreffen iopaniI9er
@ol6aten ouf benz 8olfan propbe5eit.
Mu6 perIautet aus Naris bon Ser,
bonolnngen INIT Sapan iber terrific
riale 3~ngeitar10niiie aus BENT in-
oifden geiib Granfreids. Sr6eiien
lit nidt an5unebmen, bnB Sapm
mirflid %eingreifen miro 10 moraliib
perlodenb es altd fir sic Sapaner
fein ml.B, ols eaidei6enbe Modt in
europa a11f5utreten un6 burb lire
@affem oas Sdidiol ser meiBen
&aiie 511 beeinfluiie EN-.
53tpei @rIn6e biirften Dor anen
Iingen Sapan 5u elmer Mblebmung
ser ouiierten 8ittgei11de beitimmen
Die 8lane iapaniider diplomatic ge=
itatten es ni6t, 6ie @rafte gu ber3et=
teln. l1no 6ariiber, 6aB file unge-
beure @erlulte IN eirrem @ampfe ge=
gen sic 3entralmadte baben tuiiroen,
iino ii6 sic Sapaner flor. Midt n1tr
bon pegen @iotid,ou, fie iin6 aud
iiber oen bisberigen @erlmuf 6es
ariegs in europa gu gut informiert,
aIs 6aB iie fid id0nen SSuuiionen bin-
geben f0nnten. Sic 3ieIe Sapans lie-
gen nidt in europa, a1f @iten uno
oen @tinen 05ean 6eutet Ser @eg-
meiier iapmiider Nolitff. l1n6 5mr
.grreidurg 6ieier 3iele miro es ieine
geiammte11 &rdfte notbtpen6ig baben,
un6 6as bieGeidt In nidt an5uferner
8eit. Mneroings f0n11ten 6ie MQiier=
ten Sopans. 8e6enfen in 6ieier &id-
t11ng beieittgen, inbem tie ibm 6ie Gu
romtie gdben, 6aB ite Sapans @or-
geben m1f 6em 8a5ific, 6as beiBt, ge-
gen Mmerifa, feinerlei Sdpierigfei=
ten MAIDEN tpiirben. unb es beitebt
fir ltns a116 mdt Ser geringite 3psi=
fe1, 6aB man in 2or6on nit Greu-
Ben Mmerifa berrathen piir6e, menn
SEN 8riten n1tr gebolf EN- tpare. @enm
Sqpon tpirfli9 Er11ppen nod 6em
8oIfon ienben ioute, 10 6arf man
iiber5eugt fem, bab in Ben 5u bieier
gnti9lieBung fiibren6en 8erbnn6lun,
gen utd} bon uns Sic &e6e tpar.
Mn6ererieits ipri6t fir 1ie Wabr-
fdeinIidfeit, BOB Sopan itd ni@t GIT
einem europdiihen Sel65uge ent-
{flieBen miro, 6os itarfe MiBtrm1em,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
.Mir finS imifon6e oeiueien. mn

y8ir finb imitanbe eeipeien, nn-
iere &edte un6 Sic &edte Der @enid,
bet gu perfedten, obne cine Storung
uni erer Greun6idoft NIT Sen Notio-
men, NIT 1enen mir es 5u tbun bat
ten. Gin peiteres Sobr bes Grieoen5
lit uns berbiirgt, ein >Deiteres Sabr,
in oem MIR ur1s Sen 8eronttportlib,
feiten onpaien fonnen, Die uns auf'
gebiroet tporben fin1 burb einen
&rieg, ser 1tabe5u 6os garae europa
IN ieinen 8ereih 5iebt," iagt BrdIi.
bent @ilio1 in ser bon linn erloiienen
Observation-Disclosures. - r&err,
id bonfe Sir, bcB ih 1ridt bin, :nie
oie ibrigen Meniden," iagte idor1
Dor 1000 Sabren Ser 8boriider ir1
Sempel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
&atarrb mmb Wa9emleioem-
lit pie1, nabm 4e=
r'''ta, @rseb"ine
1uuuocrbnr. =

Srou Sphu l1%nherluppb go. 50 @npre6
Nne. gplumhns. Ohio. ldlreibt: 6atte
&atarrh unb M%aaeuleioen uuo lit lebr
ntel uno uaehbem th cine !anee 3eit ben
Nrst eebrouft, nahm id1 oils lebtes Mtitz
tel Yeruna. 9os. grgebnib uar punoerz
bon. Sd empfebIe ee iebr ais cin
9uteS Wittsl. Sh nehme nod 1eruz
io unb mbd]te nidlt oaron leiu. Sh ba,
be es INNER i'm 0al1le.
Inner Spptlet sibt gud1 an, tuie iih gut
su holten; fret fir ale. Sic Gerlna Co.,
Columbus, Sbip.
Splde, melhe fliTiec Mesisiaeu uid,t
nebmen molten, fSnnen iett $ernta
Snbletts haben +.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

gino1rib nit BEN Mittelmddten cine
,re,1e 3ufalnft finben. l1nabbdrgig
bon MuBlarb unb unbebenigt burd)
England. Ser Beg nod @%onitan.
tinopeI miro fir Tie Ser Beg our Grei-
belt un6 nnabbangigfeit iein, fir
Deutidlano un6 Oelterreid-l1ngarn
ser @eg CUR Come 6es Srients.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Mue &elt fault oeutfhe
&riegS= Mnleibe!
Man betradtet bic Anlage als bic
bette aQer Natipnen.

0ie gan5e @et fauft oeutlbe
4riegsnnleibe - 9oQdnber, Sdna=
oen 2dnen, Surfen Ror6= uno
suo-amerifaner. Sn Borto Hieo bat
Die feline beutihe &olorrie fir bret
b1n6erttmienb Morf brittle oertife
ariegsanleibe gefmuft> nad)oem Tie ii9
1don ltarf on oer eriten unb 5tpeiten
Mnleibe betbeiligt batte. Ser friibere
merifaniide @oniul 3obert Sobn
5bompion in 9annoper, Der ieet aIs
Tribatmam I'M @oog lebt, bnt Bel
elmer ganf in @amnoper 100000 Mf.
fir Die brittle bel1tide &riegsanleibe
ge5eidnet. Sn Dem 8egleitidreiben
fir 6ie 3eitung iagt er:
ugs ~intereliiert Sic pieaeidt, su
erfabrem, mie ih aIs Mmerifa1er uno
friiberer omerifmiider 8~egierungs=
beamter, 6eiien beionoere EfIidr e
tDor, BEN ge1Derbliden un6 angemei=
men status Sbres 2onoes 8u Itubie=
IN, 6a5u fomme, SIRE MnIeibe GIT
5eidnen. Sd babe sic oeutide &riegs
ida1lo dtpa 10 berednet: Sci Beginn
Der 5einoieligfeiten bate 9eutldloo
Elm Mationalida1I6 bon etpa s Meil~
liarben Marf, un6 feit6em lit biele
Sdml6 Inn BEN 8etrag Ser er5ten uno
5meiten &riegsorleibe getpadien, olio
Inn 1872 Miuinr6en. @ier5u fonmt
Die ietige brittle &riegsanIeibe, oIfo
ettpa 10 Miuioroen. @em Nun cine
ebentuene bierte Mnleibe nod 10 MeiI=
liar6en ergim, un6 Damn nod einmh
z Miniarben binsufommen, 10 miro
9eutidlm6, iotpeit feline ouf SEN &opf
ser 8%ebolferung berednete Natio11oL
idul6 IN Gruge fommt, geraoe 10
iteben, mie Gronfrei9 Dor @riegsbe<
gim ftmro, uno cine fiinfpro5entiee
fron5oiiide Reidsobligation Dor bem
&riege tpar %uenigitens 10 pertb.
Ser ffrubere engIiide @eneraIfoniu1
Sppenbeim IN Granffurt, ser oIs ser
tidtigite engliide @onfulatsbeamte
IN 9eutfdlan6 gaH, mies in einem
ieiner Dor fur5em geidriebenen 8e-
ridte nod, ooB 2eufdIan6s Motio-
mltnoblitan6 innerbab Is Snbren
Dor 1910 I'M SO Nro5ent 5ugenom=
men bette, un6 Sppenbeim, 0opfon
unb g15bo6er nabmen on ooer iteL~
len bielmebr in ibren SdiI6er1ngen
6es mooernen 9eutidIonbs oie ge-
rehte geboupt1ng ol1f oaB es in ge-
5ng auf Northumberland un6 mo-
tionale 6iilfsqueuen ridt n11r Granft<
reid, ion6ern fogur england iber-
bolt un6 u%bertroffen babe Se6en<
falls betrug Dor &riegsbeginn sic auf
SEN 4opf Ser BepoIferung berednete
3inienloit Ser oeutiden @tootsidpul6
@erbdItniB 5u 5ranfreid 1:6, I'M
@erbdltniB 5u england itente fie fi9
tpie 1:3. 9ieies @erbdItnib bIeibt
beIteben, uno mir ideint besboB oie
brittle @riegsnnIeibe seq Deutide1
Reides GIT SO cine ser beiten Anleiz
ben Ser @elf 5u fem"
9ubei bate @err compton nidt
Sen grtroge1pinn bon IA Bro~
GENT I'M auge, Sen ieoer DeuH9t
Mmerifaner 6urh Sen nie5rigcn
: @rrs bot. @ie aus Ser
Mn5eige ser Transatlantic Sruit
Co., 81 Miniom Gtreet, an on6erer
5te1e bes 8Iattes at erieben lit,
broudt man, nod M8ug Ser 3inien,
sic fir 6os erite Babe Sobr I'M bot
mts be5ablt tper6en, fit 1000 Rarf
Ser Gritten Deutiden 4riegsonleibe
rn1r $204.75 5u 5oblen. Cine 10 GIN
Ittge @elesenbeit bietet 1id i'm 2ebe,
~.o&o~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
3n n~erfanfen

200 Mder 6orm = 20 ader UNI
ter 9fIug - IS Slider @ieie, @efft
8ei6e- un6 guidIm6. grgiebiger
9ebmbo6en unb quite @ebdube m1f
oem BIate. Ndberes BEL
37-bo s. S.. Sod,
Albarp. Mirrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

= Sir stobt . eieentb,m ODER
Tarm.9dnbereien fpredt Dor Bel s.
q Doung. ct. gIouo, Minn. 44bo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-07
NEW MEMBERS ENROLLED.
Daughters Of Union Veterans mi
tiate Candidates.

Four members were initiated at the
meeting of the Daughters of Union
Veterans In g. A. r. Hall last night.
They were Misses Winnie Harrington
Margaret g. Harrington, Laura B.
Kramer and Mrs. William e. Andrews
who is chairman OF the ladies' commit
tee for the G. A. R. reunion.
W. e. Andrews, former auditor Of
the Treasury Department. made a
patriotic address. Plans were discussed
for the entertainment and comfort of
visiting Daughters who will be In
Washington for the G. A. r. encamp-
ment. Committees were appointed to
report at the next meeting in two
weeks.
Tho following officers were present:
President. Miss Jennie l. Hamilton;
senior vice president, Mrs. Eleanor c.
Scott: Junior vice president, Mrs. Mary
B. Fauth; chaplain, Mrs. Eleanor Spen-
Ger; secretary. Miss Emma F. Hayward;
treasurer, Miss Grace M. Taylor; pa
triotic instructor, Mrs. Beela Howe;
members Of council. Mrs. Resale Shell
ton, Mrs. H. Sutton and Mrs. Mary H.
Fortier; guards, Miss Alice Weaver and
Mrs. Amy L. Carr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-07
DOUBLE-HEADER BILLED
AT THE BASE BALL PARK
-Four First Teams Compete for Hon
ors Tomorrow-Funds for
G. A. R. Committee.

With the President tossing out the
ball, with all members of the cabinet
and many other persons of public i'm
portance in attendance. and with a
twenty-four-piece band Of tho 5th Cav
airy from Fort Myer as an added at
traction, the double header base ball
game at the American League Park to-
morrow afternoon promises to pack tho
grandstand.
This game is for the beneft Of the en-
tertainment fund Of the citizens G. A.
R. committee. to be expended in pro-
viding pleasures for the old soldiers
and their friends during the semi cen
tennial reunion here the last of the
month.
Four of the fastest department and
amateur base ball teams in the city
are to play-the Agriculture and In
terror teams and the Southern Railway
General Office and the ST. Teresa's
Church teams. The immediate friends
Of these players alone will guarantee
a large attendance; besides. many will
be attracted by the presence of the
President and his cabinet, and the
worthy cause, which is to provide en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-07
WILL OF NORRIS HIRsH.
Family Inherits Principal Estate.
Beauest to Hebrew Congregatlon.

The will, with codicil attached. Of
Morris Hirseh, . shoe merchant. who died
August 20. 1913. was flied today in the
Probate Court. The will 10 dated No
vember II. 1913. and the oodicil IL Of
May II. 1913. Under the terms Of the
last will and the codieil pecuniary iega-
cies are left to the two daughters Of
the dscedent, Mrs. Pauline Rosenberg
and Mrs. Rose Esldn. and each OF the
two grandchildren il also remembered
with legacy. and q bequest Of 500 10
given to the Adas Israel Hebrew Con-
gregation.
The real estate. premises 1914 7th
street northwest, subject to q life in
terest in favor Of the widow. II given
to the three sons. Samuel. Arnold ana
Henry. They also are given the bust
ness at 102s-1o1S TIL street northwest,
and are named as residuary legatess in
the will.
The will was flied by Attorney Mark
Stearman on behalf Of the two oldest
sons, Samuel and Arnold, who are
named executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-07
MAY FREE GERMAN GOODS,
Agreed That Owners May Present
Cases to British Embassy.

Great Britain is prepared to accept
representations through the British
embassy here for the release Of Ameri-
can-owned cargoes Of German and
Austrian goods now held abroad by
the British order in council
After q conference today between the
United States foreign trade adviser, W.
B. Fleming; Sir Richard Crawford,
commercial attache Of tho British en-
bassy. and T. 8. Sharretts, counsel for
the American Importers Association, It
was announced that the controversy
over such goods will be satisfactorily
settled within tho next three or four
days.
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W. H. West, Ex.Policeman, Dead.

William H. West. colored. formerly a
member of the metropolitan police
force, who on one occasion arrested
President Grant on the charge Of rid
ing across the pavement on horseback,
and, in turn, was highly complimented
by the President for performing his
duty. died yesterday at his home. 9oS
4th street northwest. Policeman West
was a member Of the police department
active duty about twelve years ago.
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ARRANGEMENTS GET OK.
Of c. A. R. COMMANDER
David J, Palmer Confirms Action in
Regard to Parade and
Regiszation.

David J. Palmer, comnander-in- chief
Of the G. A. R.. has issued general or
ders confirming the action Of the De-
partment Of the Potomac general ar
rangements committee for tho forty
ninth national encampment hero Sep
TENDER 81 to October g. regarding the
formation Of the parade and the in
structions for registration. These Of
hcial orders were received In Washing
ton this afternoon.
Tho commander-in-chief headduar-
tiers train is to leave Des Moines satur-
day. September Is. at 10 pm. arriving
In Chicago Sunday morning at 500.
where it will join the Iowa q. A. r.
special and leave Chicago at pm, ar
irving in Washington at Pm, Monday,
September 81. Arrangements have been
made at the Palmer House in Chicago
for tho rendezvous Of those arriving in
Chicago previous to the time Of leaving
An open unofficial meeting Of the en-
campment and the auxiliary Of the 9.
A. R.. Woman's Relief Corps and other
allied societies Is to be held at the old
Camp Emery. LIST and B streets north
west. Tuesday. September %, at 3 pm.
President to Extend Welcome.
The encampment is to be welcomed
by President Wilson and there are to
be addresses by William r. GUIDE,
chairman Of the citisens' executive
and other speakers. with
the usual greetings from kindred or
ganizations to the Grand Army and re-
sponses thereto. All members of the
g. A. r. and other patriotic organiza-
tions will be welcomed to this meet
ing.
Col: John McElroy. acting command
er OF the Department Of the Potomac,
has appointed Capt. John Middleton
as officer Of the day and made a detail
OF the Old Guard, q veteran organize
ton. as guards for the national en-
campment.
Special Aids-de-Camp.
Gen. John L. Glenn. regular army, re-
tired. and Lieut.. Col. Chauncey Baker
of the regular army. have been ap-
pointed special aids-de-camp on the
star Of the commander in chief and
detailed to assist the chief Of stan.
George A .Hosley. in the formation Of
the parade.
Arrangements have been completed
for an encampment campfire in the
old Census building. Wednesday even
ing. September 80, at 8 o'clock.
Details Of the participation Of the
Navy departments. were completed at
a conference today in the Rochambeau.
between Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
grand marshal Of the parade. and Of
ncsrs dssignatsd to represent the War
practically confirmed ten
tative arrangements previously an
nounced.
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Hearing to Property Owners.

The federal commission of awards
will give hearing Thursday morning
to private property owners in tho north
half Of square 721. included in the pro-
posed extension OF Union station plasa.
With the awards to be made in this
square the commission will have dis
posed Of all properties other than those
owned by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. The square is bounded by r.
California and "a streets and the Union
station. The private holdings are on
California and I'd streets The Balti-
more and Ohio railroad owns q large
part at the square.
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Scared Horse Leaps Into Auto.

DR.. Robert s. Trimble of 1872 18th
street northwest was injured by fly
ing glass, his daughter. Miss Dorothy
Trimble. and his niece. Miss Elizabeth
Trimble of Martinsburg. W. Va, were
much frightened when a horse at
tached to q wagon plunged into his
automobile at 18th and Swami streets
northwest this morning. The horse
had been frightened by an excavating
machine.
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POLICE SEEK SUSPECT
FOR KNOWLES MURDER
Man Wanted Had Threatened the
Judge and Was Seen Near Where
Crime Was Committed.

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. September L
Police Investigation of the murder OF
Justice Willis 8. Knowles near his
summer home at North Scituate yester-
day had virtually narrowed down to-
day to a search for one suspect. The
woods in the vicinity Of the Knowles
home were watched throughout the
night. but the man eluded the ofhcers
and made his way to this city, where
he was seen last night. The police
learned later that he had told friends
he was going to New York.
Had Made Threats.
According to the police, the man for
whom they are searching. had made
threats against the justice. 1t is fur
Their alleged that he was seen in the
vicinity yesterday afternoon.
At the request Of the authorities of
the town in whose jurisdiction the
crime was committed. two Providence
police inspectors were assigned today
to work on the case.
The body OF the murdered man was
taken today to his former home at
Hooking Port. Ohio. by his brother.
Horace Knowles. a real estate broker
of New York.
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Earthquake in Costa RIGA.

NEW YORK. September THE Gen.
trail and South American Telegraph
Company today reported that earth
quakes had interrupted their cable
lines between San Juan del Sur, Costa
Rica, and Sa1ina Cruz. Their report
states that the shocks were very heavy
In Costa Rica, but there are no indi-
cations of loss of life in their advices