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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

AT the last meeting Of the Central
Cbuncil Of the Home and School
Leagues, various leagues reported
fine work done and the following re-
ports show some of the work accom-
plished during the past year:
School No. 1.
The Home and School League of
No. / met every second Tuesday Of
the month, and while the attendance
of the mothers might have been
better, those attending greatly inter-
ested themselves in the welfare and
betterment Of the school. Kitchen
and lunchroom were built and equip
ped at cost Of $106.40. The money
for this was earned by two entertain
ments; one at Halloween and one at
Christmas, and ice cream sales DUR
ing the months of April and May.
Lights were put into the rooms and
halls Of lower floor of building at a
cost Of $36.40, and nine sanitary foun-
tains put into the building and on
the playground at cost of $5O.10.
Both of these improvements were
paid for out Of money made from
the picture show held in April, 1914.
Red Cross Seal Sale was conducted
during the holidays by pupils, teach
ers and mothers and $3.50 was re-
allied and turned over to the state
fund to be used for the prevention of
tuberculosis in this state.
Under the patronage of the Home
and School League No. /, Mr.. Wyche,
president Of the National Story Tell
ers' League was brought to the city,
and through his entertainment given
&C the San Carlos, and his visits to
the schools he did much to encourage
story telling and folk games in the
schools.
During the year the program COM
nittee so planned the programs for
the meetings that we have had some
Of our ministers and physicians mako
talks on subjects related to child well
fare, that have been very interesting
an dhelpful to teachers and mothers.
The gentlemen who have served US
50 well are: Rev. John Brown, DIR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
A PLEASANT BIRTHDAY

PARTY.
On Saturday evening, at 7:30
o'clock, Miss Bertha Croe, entertained
q few of her friends, with a pound
party, at the home of her parents on
Bayou Chico In honor of her twen-
tieth birthday.
There was dancing, and games were
played until a late hour.
Refreshments were afterwards serv-
ed and enjoyed by all those attending.
Those enjoying this young lady's
hospitality were: Misses Bertha and
Madeline Croe, Mary Ellen, Alice and
Rubina Suarez, Esther Peake, Anna
Appleburg, Alma and Jessie Lee Wat
son, Carlisle Bliss, Dorothy Peake,
Anna Mae Barr, Vera Carter, Mrs.
William Croe, Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. James
Peake, Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Nelson,
Mrs. Thos. Suarez, and Messrs. Au-
brey Brown, Dittimus Brown, Jesse
Suarez, Henry Nelson, Andrew and
William Croe, Athinel Appleburg, Joe
Kinney and Robert Quarter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
TWO vERpIcTs.

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A kind reader of People and Events,
has sent to this department the fol-
lowing poem:
She was a woman, wern and thin,
Whom the world condemned for 3
single sin.
They cast her out on the kings high
way,
And passed her by as they went to
pray.
He was a man, and more to blame,
But the world spared him a breath OF
shame.
Beneath his feet he saw her lie,
But raised his head and passed her
by.
They were the people who went to
pray
At the temple of God on holy day
They scorned the woman, forgave the
man,
It was ever thus since the world
began.
Time passed on and the woman died
On the cross of shame she was cruel
fed;
But the world was stern and would
not yield,
And they buried her in the potter's
field.
The man died, too, and they buried
him
In cloth-covered casket with a silver
rim,
And said, as they turned from his
grave away,
eve have buried an honest man to-
day."
Two mortals, knocking at Heavens
gate,
Stood face to-face to inquire their
fate,
He carried passport with earthly
sign,
But she pardon from Love Divine.
0, We who Judge twixt virtue and vice,
Which, think you, entered to Para
disc?
Not he who the world has said would
win,
For the woman alone was ushered in
Arthur Lewis Tubbs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
Take Dolive tonight 7::30
trip to Island and around
the bay. Y. w. c. A.
REVIVAL MEETING
A GRAND SUCCESS

The revival meeting recently con-
Quoted at Millview, by Ira I. Roberts
was grand success. The meeting
was begun on Tuesday night, July
goth, and continued each night until
Saturday night, July oath. The meet
ing was well attended, the little
church sometimes being filled to its
capacity. The interest was also very
good.
The meeting resulted in six add
tons for baptism. The baptismal
service was conducted Sunday eve
ming at p. m. near the church with
quite large crowd in attendance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
MOBILIANS GUESTS
OF MISSES FERGUSON,

Misses Genevieve Watson and viii
0llinger of Mobile are guests Of the
Misses Ferguson.
Captain Ferguson and the Misses
Ferguson and their guests, Misses
Genevieve Watson and Will ollinger
of Mobile and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Saunders and sons are spending a few
days at Sea Breeze.
After spending two weeks on this
camp, Miss Watson will visit Miss
Vera Green, who will be remembered
as charming visitor to Mobile last
winter. Miss Watson will remain un-
til the first of September-Mobile
Register.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
Mr.. WHALEY IN
TEXAS AGAIN.

Porter A. Whaley, we'll known in
Columbia, has become secretary of the
board of city development at Amarillo
in the Panhandle of Texas. Mr.. Wha-
ley was for several years secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce Of An
derson, this state. He is graduate
of Porte Military academy, Charles
ton, and was formerly newspaper
man, serving as reporter on the
Pensacola Journal, then on the New
Orleans States and afterward on the
FL Paso Herald.-Columbia, S. c.,
State.
Mr.. Whaley has many friends in
Montgomery and on a recent visit
here, where he attended the conven-
ton of Southern Commercial Secre-
taries, he enjoyed renewing old friend
ships.-Montgomery Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
ARSON CHARGE
AGAINST NEGRO

Stanford Davis, colored, who has
been held "for investigation" in the
city prison for the past several days,
was yesterday taken in charge by
Constable S. j. Jones and locked up
in the county Jail, on charge of ar
son. He was unable to furnish bail,
and will probably remain for the next
few days, or until a preliminary can
be arranged for him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB.

Society is planning to attend the
dance on Thursday evening at the
Country Club, not only the members
of the club and their guests, but So
ciety of the service and the bay shore
to be among those who will attend
this informal expression of the clubs
hospitality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
RETURNED FROM
ALABAMA.

Mr. and Mrs M. B. Scott have re-
turned from visit to Alabama,
spending most of the time at their
old home towns, Beatrice and Tusca-
loosa, where they were beautifully
entertained. They were also extended
many courtesies in Montgomery and
Selma where both have many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

Mrs. Morris Dannheiser and daugh-
ter, Miss Reina, who have been MAX
ing their home in Birmingham, Ala,
for several years, have returned to
the city to live, and are now with Mrs.
I. G1genheim and family. Their
friends are extending to them most
cordial welcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

Ladies, don't forget to send
your children to Prof. All
mons Dancing School to-
day. Brent Bldg. Hall, End.
floor, 40 p. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
MEETING OF PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS.

The Parliamentary Law Class of the
Civic League will meet hereafter on
Thursday instead of Tuesdays, as it
has been found more convenient for
some of the members to meet on
Thursday afternoon. The next meet
ing will be on Thursday, July 90, on
the pleasant lawn of the secretary of
the Civic League, POI West Chase
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN
WEDDING

WEDDING.
1t is not given to many to happily
celebrate their Golden Wedding to-
gether, and the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Roch are offering them
the heartiest congratulations on the
approach Of their fiftieth wedding an
niyersary, which they will commem-
crate with large reception on the
evening of August the eighth. The
following invitations have been sent
out:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Roch invite
you to be present at their Fiftieth
Wedding Anniversary Sunday eve
ming, August the eighth, nineteen
hundred and fifteen, at eight o'clock.
No. 20 East Government street, Pen
sacola, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

The good old fashioned
flavor "deliciously different"
Sulzberger's Majestic Ham
and Bacon. Phone your
dealer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
TO SPEND SEVERAL
WEEKS IN MOBILE.

Mrs. Hazel Bombay and baby of
this city left several days ago to
spend several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Y. w. Shepeard of Mobile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

Mrs. H. H. Tatum of Montgomery,
is the guest of Mrs. George Johnson
on East Gadsden street. Mr.. Tatum
will join his wife here about the first
of August.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
GUESTS ON BAY SHORE.

Mrs. Stewart Myers and little
daughter are spending the week OF
the bay shore as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Max L. Bear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. W. G. Porter and family left
yesterday for an extended trip
through the West. They will stop at
Hot Springs, going from there to visit
the exposition and returning via Los
Angeles and FL Paso.
P. w. Marble and family will
leave Wednesday for Mt. Carmel,
South Carolina, where they will spend
the month of August.
Miss Alice Pritchard has gone to
Greenville to visit her sister, Miss
Irene Pritchard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley. This talented and charming
girl viii be an acquisition to Green
vile society.
DR.. Percival H. Whaley is expected
today from Charleston, S. C. DR..
Whaley comes to conduct the funeral
services of the late j. j. Hooton.
Miss Edna Finch returned Friday
from Pensacola, where she was called
by the death of her grandmother,
Mrs. Swaine. Miss Edna Manning,
who has been confined to her bed with
fever for the past few days, is better
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

and hopes tc sit up today, which will
be good news to her many friends
Mobile Register.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
TO VISIT FRIENDS
IN MOBILE.

Miss VERNE Bogart left yesterday
for Mobile to spend several weeks
with Mrs. Jennie Rider of that city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27
RETURNED FROM CAMP

Miss Daisy Hallmark has returned
from very pleasant visit to Camp
Walton, where she enjoyed the many
pleasures afforded by that popular re-
sort.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-27

(society-Continued on Page seven.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
citeratur un0 Erieq.

9ur9 bic bonn 8Dr1enberei1 Der
9euti4en Bu@bdnolc- gu 2eip5ig unb
BON 9eut19en @erlege,o erein gu 2eipz
gig perani talteten @ammlungen pon
2eieitpff fir Die Cigarette uno Sic
Sruppen I'M 5elbe itno annaberno
100000 BibliotbefsbGnbe uno 6OO,z
600 fleinere Gdriften uno 3eiti4rifz
ten Bel Der in ben Rdumen Der tDnigz
li9en 8ib[iot1ef in Berlin befinbli4en
unb bur6 SEN 0oriteber 0e5 8Drienz
pereir1s Der 9euti9en 8uhbdnbler
@ebeimrat Scarf @iegismuno geleiteten
@ammell ieue eingegangen. Na6bem
ser 8Drl enperein Sic 8ibliDtbetsbdn6e
enttpeber brett an bic Cigarette ober
bur9 Sic in 8apern, 8aben, 8irttem<
berg, @1ioB=2otbringen, 9amburg,
Rbei1lanb, Meitfalen, poien, Pomz
mern, 9annoper tdtigen 8ermaltungsz
iteIen an sic Cigarette obgeseben bot,
bat er 11unmebr bic 8er1orgung Der
Sruppen an Der Tront ubernommer.
SIM Ginpernebmen nit benz t0nigli4en
Rriegsminiiterium un6 benz General
quartiermeifter, inpie ben Sbertomz
n1arbos Der einaelnen Mrmeen finb bic
8i9er1enbungen on sic Ctappenz
9auptorte, in m6gli4if tleinen @inbeiz
ten perpadt, CUR 8%erienoung gelangt.
Ma@ ben 8eri@ten Der 5u.. sr Don
2iebesgaben5iigen, bic aus Der Ariegsz
1penoe bes 9euti4en 8u9banbels be-
reits nit Der orgt meroen fonnten, 1T
sic 6reube iber bic @penben bes
8u@banbels Bel ben i'm 5elbe ftebenz
ben Sruppen grpB gepeien, unb
Die aus oieien @ammlurgen be-z
riibrenben tleinen @9rift9en, but
moriiii9en 3eitfdriften iinb ouBenbz
male BON 9anb gu 9anb geganger1.
Das miro au9 NIT ben ieBt on bic
Tront gebra9ten 9unoerttauienben
@9riften Ser 5a1 fem. 9a Sic bur4
ben prpfeFor Dr. paa15om pertpultete
@ammelfte[le Der t0ntgli4en 8iblioz
tbef in Berlin aus ibren reihen Be-
itGnben bic @ammlungen 6es Bu4z
bGnblerz8 Drienperetns peientli9 erz
gdn3t bat, fonnten IN bieien Sagen
insgefamt 500 3entner pertDoner 2ez
ietoff ben @tappen=9auptorten Der
ein3elnen Mrmeen 3ugefubrt merben.
Gus Ser &riegsiammluny bes 9eutz
iden 8udbonbels finb ebenfans oie
in Sem bondnbtiden Snternierungslaz
ger fei tgebaltenen 9eutiden NIT Gin
perifdnbnis oes Rommanbanten bes
2asers NIT 2efefoff periorgt tporbe1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
@inaelne TaQe bDn Mbeumattsmm<
hetlbar.

&beumatism1s lit ei1te &rarfbeit,
Ste 6urh sdmer5en in Ben @Iie0ern
l;n6 in SEN Musfelr 6urafteriiiert
miro. 9ie getu0bnlifite 6ormen iinb:
Mfuter un6 aroniifer &beumotis=
mus, rbeumatiides &opfmeb, i5iati'
iber &beumatismus nn6 2umbago.
N0en bieien Sorten fann ubiolut ge-
bolfen perben burh Mr%tpenbung If
genb eines guten 2intmert, 6as ein-
oringt. Cine Mpplifation bon Sloan's
Ointment, 5pei ooer 0reimal Sen Sag
or1getpanbt Bel bent angegriffenen
miro iofortige 2inoer11ng BRITT
gen. SIoan's ointment lit gut fir
;Sdmer5 un6 ipe5ien fir rbeumoti-
iden Sdmer5, neil es o1f BEN Git
Ser &ranfbeit %einoringt, 6en onge=
griffenen EbeiI beid11ftigt uno BEN
b%era11s5iebt. vSloqn's 2ini-
ment lit gang Meoi5i11." &ouft eire
25f 6lafde iett. Solicit es bereit
Notbfaae. = Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

feline SeerGtberpruftifen altgeben.
llrlo ourhfiilrbar lit Ser Mes'19e
9lan. IS fommt leoiglid barauf on,
ooB Sic anerifaniiden Sobrifan-
ten SOS a1 leirer Ga1rffiibrllng be-
1ootbigte Solioaritdtsgefiibl b%efunOen
oaB lie menigen 6abrifanten, oie &C.
g%erup1rtig bon oen 2ief er11nge11 fllr
england u1rD lei1re @erbiinoeten Gor=
tteil buben, OUT oielen Tortbell gu
gl1nlten ser Geiammtfeit fir fllr5e
3eit per5iften. Sarge bral1d]en tic
nidt 5u per5ihten, oem lpbalb eng
lono ltebt, oaB Sic 6abrifanten einig
iino, miro es flein beigeben uno Die
iiber SEN nel1trulen 9anoel p%ertangte
SeeIperre al1fl)ebe11. Spldes Tor=
gehen >pare 11ift mir pereil1bur nit
SEN Gflid)ten ser Ser. Staaten ais
ne11trales 2anb, es more al1d eth
eminent nel,traler Gift. Sic Ser.
Staaten miirben Damn mirflid) l1el=
trail fem. @egen1pdrtig iino lie oos
niht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Ser engliide General Trend itebt

IN 0em Fufe zines l1arfen Srinfer5.
Mon meiB, oaB er it'd bon Ser 6ront
%mieoerbolt nob &oris un6 2onoon
begebn bm, Inn feline @etranfeporra=
TIE 5a ergan5en. Mud &0nig @eorg
lit als ltarfer Srinfer befannt, unb
es mudt einer gera0e5u fomiiden
gin6ruf, menn man lolde 2eute gnt=
baltiamfeit preoigen bort. Sic mer=
oen nutiirli6 bei0e meiter %trinfen,
au6 tpenn geiitige @etra1fe offi5iea
aus ibrer umgebung berbanrt iinb.
0os NITRO tpobl oud SOS @olf tpiiien,
0esbalb mirft Sos @ere6e bon Sem
guten 8eiipiel, bas lie geben mollen,
Tim 10 berddytlider. Sic 5eigen Dem
&o1fe, mie man beufelt, 6as lit aaes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
@abre Sage in @erifo.
(6prtiebnnq BON Geite ~

lSDII1eRuHg DOH Set1e IL
@uni6 Ser Mmerifaner in Merifo,
oaB Die @ilion'ide &egierung Mittel
nno @ege fin6e, Ser ber5meifelten tn
neren Sage Merifos Elm gnoe gu mo-
den. @eerifo gebe oem iideren Ser
oerben e%ntgegen, Dor bem es eine ber=
feblte Ndd1te11liebe lridt rette11 f0n11e;
es banble li6 bel SEN gegerlpGrtigen
Mirren nidt iotpobl I'M Ireibeit n1r6
glet6es Hedt, als Tim per- onIibe11
gbrgei5 u11o periDnlihe Nad1idt.
9te militdriiden Speratiunen.
% Burlington, 5. Mpril. -
3em Staots0epartement i'm @albi11g=
ton girrg am Mo11tag oie Nadridt 5u,
General GiQa uno General Mngeles
leien Don MontereH no a11genblif=
lid Gube berride, tpeiter tpei tli6 ge=
gangen. Garrar5a'ib Srnppen aus
2areoo nn6 oeiien umgeburg ionen
IN Sampa5os 5uiammenge5ogen iein.
MuS Nuepo Sare6o fommt 6ie Nah=
ridt, General @errera, Ser @om1ma1=
oeur Ser 6ortigen @arron5n'ibe
Sruppen babe S9mierigfeiten, feline
2eltte 5uiammen511bolten bon 6enen
niele 5u @iaa ubergingen. geo9 Ell
11er Mel6ung aus Brownsville 11n6
bon Watamoros aus &%urbidofter Ser
Garran5a'ide Iruppen iber Sen gfio
8ra1t6e auf 6ie amerifoniIf e Seite
gefommen, UNI ii9 iber Sic @eidiibe
GiaaS gu unterridten, sic ungefdbr
bu110ert Meilen fluBnufp4rts, BET
Gamargo befinoen 1onen. 0us ome=
rifamide 9irienidiff 9elatpore bot
am Gam tag bon Sierra @ru5 aus 6ie
Seimreiie a%ngetreten, 10 oaB Dor @era
Gr15 iebt MIR nod sos 2inieni diff
Georgia unb Ser &reu5er @oibington
liegen.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Sic Ser. Staate1t 1ttto Die
Guropder in @erifo.

9us vMr1np ans Napp Sournal,"
Sos, mie es iih fir eine Die S1terei +
len Ser Mr1nee unb Ser 5lotte Der
tretenbe 3eitidrift geb6rt, iiber ale
Nurteipolitif erhoben lit unb IN 8e=
5l1g altf rationale unb internationule
Mngelegenbeiten cine quite @ultung SIT
beobadten pf1egt, bringt in ieiner
iiing1ien Summer einen iebr Ielens=
mertben Mrtife1, oeilen 2eftiire no.
mentli6 aqen 0enienigen Mmertfa=
rern gu empfeblen it, Sic es fiir oie
9n1ptaufgabe ser Ser. Staaten bal=
ten, einen moraliiden ginfluB ous5n=
iiben o11f Ste @0lfer grropas unb,
6iefen lire 6iihreridaft mtforangen0,
lie auf Before @ege 5u leten, ibnen
SEN militariitiihen @eiit a%us5utrei=
ben un6 6rieoensliebe unb anbere
ipe5ifii9 omerifaniide Sugenben bel
ibnen ipod5urufen nn6 SIT erttptdeln.
Iieie ientimentalen &hapio6i=
iten," mie beiugte 2el1tden IN bem
borliegen6en Mrtifel Seq uMrmp ans
NobD SournuL" be5ei9net merben,
nergeile11 es gong nnb gar, 1aB es
1peit ongebra6ter un6 rotbiamer lit,
Dor ser eigenen Sbiir 81 fegen, ebe
man lih nit fernIiegenben Mngele=
gerbeiten befoBt. Sic per6en ba6er
borauf hi11gepiei e11, boB ith in u1t=
mittelbarer 9eofbaridaft Ser Ser.
gtoute1r ihrem moraItiden Reform=
eifer gena1g @elegenbeit bietet, iih 5s
bethdtigen. gs miro ibnen GIT Sc
gefiibrt, baB fans bieie ge=
nit Ser munidenstpertben
militariihen gnergie i%tuttfi11oe, So
b1trh i'm Sntereiie Ser grboltung bes
onf bieiem Sentiment tn
mehr gelheben miir6e, als
6urh irgen6tpelde u1r6ere @eriude
un6 ltnternebmen, GIT benen iih SOS
merifuniide @o1f 611rd Ste gegen=
pdrtige @e1tlage beranloBt ieben
mag BET ietnen Recommendation 8e=
itrebungen. Ser @erfoiier 6es in
itehen6en MrtifeIs fommt
honn CUR sohe nrrb iagt:
@ir miir6en &eipeftier1tng nnfe-
rer Meutralitdt in 6ieiem groBen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Spri6t aus meber5en9=
nttg.

Ser guffaloer @eploge Nrofenor
Sbeooor 2ebm1anm lit Dor einigen Ia=
gen aus 9el1tid)lano, mo- er felt Mns=
bruh bes &rieges gemeilt bot, nad
SEN Ser. Stoaten 5uriidgefebrt> unb
aud er bot Sic ueber5eugung nit
iiber Sen S5ean gebraht, 6aB 0eutlh=
lan0 iiegreih m1s bem &rtege fer
porgebe11 miro. uMsfit oem Hlun,
Gertidlanb u1ts5ubnnger11, biirften
Sic Mliierten menig @lIf baben," er=
flarte Hrofeiior 9ebmar1 cuff 8efra=
gen. ~9lue lon6rpirtbidoftliden Or
Better unter BEN &riegsgefangenen
Itn6 m Geutidlan6 fIeiBig 6obei, ie=
oes perfugbare 6ledden @rbe 5u BE-
lte1en. Sic merben bafur be5abIt
un6 iin6 frob, in elmer ibnen getpobn=
ten Tbdtigteit beidaftigt 5u meroen.
50 iin6 IN Ser 9ineburger @ai6e
10000 Mder Moorboben umgepfIiigt
un6 nit Mdererbe bermiidt moroen
unb auf 6ielem 8o6en miro Elm Dor
5iigIides @etrei6e modien. Die beut=
ide @runolidfeit 5eigt iid} al1d BEL
6ieier @elegenbeit mieoer. Sober ber=
fiigbare @run6 un6 @oben, leerite=
ben6e 8ul1ite1len, sdulpIdbe, ia TO-
gar Sbeile BON grer5ierpldben mer-
Sen beadert un6 Deutid1an6 miro
oner @orausiidt nom I'M Serbit eine
grrte einbeimien, pie ME 5ltbor. 9os
Golf lit nod bon 6erielben feiten Sic
ges5nneri idt beieelt, pie am eriten
@rieustage urr6 man Bort feline @Iage
iiber Sic rieiigen Spfer on Gut un6
8lut, Sic idon gebradt morben ii1t6
un6 nod gebradt tper6en miifen. Die
Organization Ser 9enti9en fom rl1r
NIT bem @orte mltnberbar 5utreffenb
be5eidnet mer6en. Sc giebt nidts,
mas nidt I'M boraus be6oht mar unb
Sos @an5e funftioniert tpie cine to-
oeuos eingeitente un6 be6iente Ma=
ldine. @dbren6 Ser eriten o9t
&riegstage gingen 10000 MiIitdr=
5iige iber flint 8beinbriiden obne
SER geringiten nnfon o6er au9 MIR
nennenstpertbe gtodungen 5u erlei-
SEN uno ge1ro1t 10 gebt es ouf onen
a1beren @ebieten. 9eutidlan6 funn
meoer beiiegt nod ousgebun6ert tper=
Sen, sos lit meine feite neber5eug11ng,
sic BON ie6em bpr11rtbeiIsfreien Men=
iden, Ser mGbren6 bes @rieges in
1eutidIon6 gemei len lit, getbeiIt
miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Die 11eberraidmnsen, sic 9emtd-

Ste ueDerr11dDf1t9en, Dte Settt1d)s
1an6 ibnen bereitet, berIeiten 6ie
Mniierten at imr1er 1peuen 9umm=
beiten. Ms Ser @rieg a11sbra9, BE:
ba11pteten tie, es lei unoenfbor, 1af
9eutidlanb i'm Iangere 3eit finm-
5ien ourdbalten tonne. @orber bot.
ten frm5oiiide 8ldtter beba11ptet, ein
&rieg peroe 1eutfdIan6 in bier5ebn
Sagen bancroft MAIDEN. Scum ober
Sic Maiierten ieben, baB 9eutidlan1
finan5ieu bel better geruitet lit als
iie ielbft, beba1pten iie, 6arin Iiege
Ser untriiglide gemeis, ooB 0e11tfd.
la16 SEN &rieg gemont unb iid lange
baruuf borbereitet babe. sic ftenen
Sic Dinge eben tpie6er a11f SEN &opf.
@etpiB 3eutidIan6 por uuf oen
porbereitet, ober nidt neil es
i'm mollte, ion6er11 neil es tpl1Bte,
BOP er linn friber ober ipdter bon
ietnen 6einben urb Mei6ern a11fge-
5tp1tngen merbe11 tpiirbe. sic gebah-
ten Deutidlnt6 5l1 iiberroiden, uno
lie ielbit Ste neberroidten finb,
i11den Tie 7e1ttfdlono 3u peroddtigen.
Sc lit Ser Merger, SEN grtt6uidun=
gen bereiten, ser aus biefen @erbdd=
tigl1ngen iprIbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Sic ameritanit6e Mnt:
Mort.
Gortiebung bon seite ~

No>>IS~S
lit, Oab tie &pnterbanbe entbalten.
1ieies &eht friegfibrenoer Mddte
fi1roet ieoof auf lolde &argoS Mn=
men6ung, Die entpe0er aus &nnter=
bar1oe, mie &riegsmoterial hlm., ODER
aus 9ebensnritteln beltebel1, melde
fir 6ie @eere feinblider Wdfte BE-
itimmt lin0. Selblt bie 2on0oner Sc
flaration bom Sabre 1909 Iabe I'M
umuu110en bas &eht n~eutraler Mdd=
te anerfannt, 2ebensmittel an 6ie 81
pilbepolferung friegfiibrenoer Mddte
n1ro lelbitperl tanolid au6 ON melt
trole Climber 5u ididen. @enn es
angelidts Ser neuartigen Sauhboot=
STRENGTHENING fir England n0tbig lei,
Sen glodaoefor6on 5u ertpeiter1 nno
m1d neutrale Soften eir5uidlieBen, 10
miiBten oie Ser. Staaten bod unbe=
oingt berlangen, 0aB neutrale Sdif=
fe, oie nod neutroIen 2Gnoern fo6=
rem, u%ngebin0ert 6ielen &oroon pal
iieren. Ser amerifaniihe @anbel nit
s6meben, 3anemorf un6 9eortpegen
iei 3. 9. INNER nod often, uno a11=
oereri eits baben oieie 2616er 6as
Redt @mn0el NIT beutiden Sltlee=
bufen 51 tretben.
Ser S6luB Ser Note Iartet mort
li6: Sic amerifanii9e &egierung
idlagt 6aber Dor, oaB sic @ommar=
oenre %6erienigen britiiden @riegs=
i9iffe, melde Sic log. gIoda6e ouf=
redt erbalten, angemieien tperben,
oieienigen geitimmungen ser Sr6er
oe5 &ronratbs, pelbe nidt inn Gin.
flarg NIT Sem @olferredt iteben, o1f
Sen nel1tralen @an6el nift a11511tpen=
Sen. Salts ie6od SOS 9efret itrift
our6gefIbrt tper6en ioute, 6onn
tpiir6e oie britiide &egierurg fir al
le Sotu0l1ngen ibrer &riegsidiffe,
Sic mdt I'M @inflang NIT Sem SOL
ferre4t ifeben, inn ponen l1mfang
pera1ttDortli9 gebalten meroen."