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The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
TOMORROW'S MENU.

But plain leg Of mutton. nv dear.
beg thee get ready at three:
Have 1t smoking and tender and juicy.
And what better meat can there Be.
-Thackeray.
BREAKFAST.
Apple Sane.
Ostmeal and Cream.
Corned Beef Hash.
Graham Rolls. Uorree.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Corned Beef Salad.
Raised Biscuit,
crulers Cheese
DINNER.
Cream Pea Soup.
Boiled Mutton. Boiled Potatoes.
Cresmed Oyster Plant.
Orange Salad. Baked Custard.
Graham rolls-Sift two cupfuls OF
Graham nour with one Of white fioul
and two tablespoonfuls of sugar and q
OF salt. Dissolve three
quarters OF a compressed yeast cake ir
a cupful Of tepid milk and make q
sponge. Set to rise overnight and in the
add two tablespoonfuls oi
melted butter and half a teaspoonful OF
soda dissolved in a little boiling water
cut into rolls and let rise 70,
twenty minutes in a warm place. Bake
Corned beef salad-Cut corned beef into
Thin strips and put 1t into a salad bow
illed with crisp lettuce leaves. Add some
iiced celery and a cupful Of diced. boiled
potatoes and a few beets diced. Cover
With salad dressing. to which two tea
'poonfuls Of grated horseradish have
been added.
Orange salad-Cut peeled oranges into
'ery thick slices and arrange one or two
slices for each person on nests of crisp
ettuce leaves. Put a spoonful of mayon-
,aise and half a walnut meat on each
'lice Of orange.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
THE MEASURE OF ACE
.MEiz0-M Ron

masticate them thoroughly. Breathe
freely, Of fresh air.
Does Not Eat Meat.
Mrs. NJ r. writes: My husbands
sister Is coming to make US Q long
visit She will not touch meat in any
form and am in doubt as to how to
arrange the family meals"
This will be dificult. II your family
eat meat. they need to balance the
protein in meat with vegetables con-
tanning a fair proportion of starch
and light desserts, while the non-meat
eater. in order to obtain the necessary
protein, must have legumss. the whole
of the grain and nuts. II she eat ami
NAL products. such as eggs, milk.
cream and butter, your task will be
comparatively easy. Give her an egg
or a helping Of nuts instead of meat.
She should masticate the nuts well.
fCopyTi.kt, lel5.l
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
MANY Manless Jobs Here,

In spite Of the unemployment cry from
all sides. the Federal employment bu-
reau. in bulletin issued yesterday, shows
that there are a number Of manless Jobs
in the District Of Columbia. as well as
In the nearby counties Of Maryland and
Virginia. Information about many posi-
tions may be obtained at the headquar-
ters of the bureau. the Mills Building,
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania av-
enue northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
Corsage Flowers.

There are many pretty corsase how-
ers, ard among them are roses made
of picot-edged ribbon. A charming
evening frock of blue faille and whit.
tulle and blue chiffon has a big bunch
of roses made of rose-colored ribbon
6f different shades, edged with mar
row picot on the belt, and two strands
of the roses in a smaller size are ar
ranged over the shoulders.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
To Shink Gingham.

To shrink gingham lay the cloth in
large tub of lukewarm rainwater. tv
which a handful of salt has been add
ed, taking care to place the cloth ir.
the original folds. Let it soak until
the folds are thoroughly wet through,
then remove from the tub. and with
out wrinSing, pin to a line in the open
air. 1t will dry perfectly smooth and
the color will not run.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
Ford Company Buys Property.

The Ford Motor Company, manufac-
turers of the Ford automobile. has pur-
chased property at the northwest cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and John
Marshall place northwest. facing 40 feet
on the avenue and 15S feet on John Mar
shall place. 1t is understood taht the
Ford company will erect a large sales
room and supply house.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
PLAN AVIATION CARNIVAL.
Transcontinental Races Wanted to
Promote Aircraft Welfare.

PROMOTE Aircraft Welfare.
Backed by twenty-five aero clubs. the
Aero Club of America has launched plans
for a mammoth aviation carnival, ma
tional in scope. and engaging every flying
machine in the United States. Tenta-
lively, the plan is to have the carnival
open July 4 and continue for 100 days.
Letters have been sent to the governors
of all the States asking their cooperation.
The object of the carnival. it is ex-
planned. Is to demonstrate to govern
ment officials the practicability of en-
ploying the aeroplane in carrying mail,
of establishing aviation corps in the
State national guards, and. in general, to
promote the welfare OF the aircraft.
The sum Of SIS 900 will be divided among
the three aviators making the best time
across the continent, and a prize of 5000
for the best mail-carying demonstration
In awarding the latter prize, regulation
Of service and protection of mail matter
will be considered.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

The vogue for black and white ef-
fects has brought into prominence sew
eral handsome one piece frocks- Thia
model Is developed in
Shepherd plaid and the collar and cuffs
Patch pockets play an important part
In the decorative scheme OF the frock,
which requires 4 Ia yards of l4-inch
material with one.half yard of satin
tune No: s12s. Sizes, - to 4e-inch
bust. Price. 1sc.
Pictorial Review Patterns
On Sale at
S. KANN, SONS & co.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
HOROSCOPE.
Saturday, April "a, 1915.

The stars incline. bu. do not compel"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
WHO PAYS?

The third story. when Justice Sleeps"
commences in our next issue.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

Miss Cocroft will endeavor to an
swer all questions relating to her de-
partment as promptly as possible. As
1t will not be practicable to print an
answer to every inquiry. a stamped
envelope should accompany each let
ter. All letters should be addressed
to Miss Susanna Cocroft, care of this
paper.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
Gastritfh

Mrs. H. o. b. writes: Can you give
me some relief. besides medicine, for
chronic gastritis? I have almost con.
slant trouble"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

masticate them thoroughly. Breathe
freely, of fresh air.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
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THE LETTERS.
By JULIA CHANDLER MANI. .


You'll destroy them? pleaded The Woman.
The Man gave her tender smile he shook his head
81 can't he said "over and have tried but can't.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
8ibel I'M &rieg.

0ie in Rriegsgefangeni4aft geratez
men Mngeb0rieen oes osutiden 9eeres
miKen man9mal auf a4erlet W}ittel
4innen, tpenn lie ibren Mngeb0rtgen Die
Mabrbeit iiber ibr @rgeben mittetlen
polIen, neil i'm allgemeinen bic @eniur
oes Jeinbes berart itreng gebanobobt
pirb, oaB m0glihit penig uber bic
mirfli9en 0erbdltntfe our4oringt.
Sebt bot Elm sefangener unterofft5ter.
Safpb %. ous 8. in Der Bfol5 CUR
Bibel gegrtffen unb ietne @%ngebDrigen
ouf Mattbdus Is. 8ers 80, pertDtez
ien- M1s tie Ole genannte @telle
uufi9lugen, lafen iie:: r@s iummert
MIDI bes Bplfes, benin Tie =. baben
nihts gu eHen." 5erner nonnte Der
@efongene pialm 100, @ers "a, po
es betBt: rMeine &nie ilno fama&
bonn Jaiten uno mein 5leif6 1T mager
uno bat fem Tett." Sin anoermal
farieb er:: sos G1en beltebt aus
8rotiuppe Qbne @al3. Dte gebonbs
lung 1T unter aler -"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Die farbieen Acknowledgment.

Die grfa6rungen, Sic England
Gn0 Tronfrei4 NIT ben %forbigen So
.nnialtruppen auf benz europdilaen
ss-tsg57aaupiaB gema4t paben, liao
nibt geruDe bic be ten. 9a5u fommt,
baB i1@ bieie @ortdmpfer fran50fiz
76er unb engli19er @eiittung nur
iebr f@mer an bas noe teuropdli4e
S!::ra gil gem06nen berInDgen, uno
oaB bie eigenartise 8erpflegung blez
ier 8unbesgeno1en ouf gro Be s9ptez
rigfeiten it0Bt. Die 1oniigen 5olgen,
Observation-Disclosures uim., ge1tai<
ten bic @ermen0ung oerartiger 9llfsz
truppen in europa gu einem f4rpez
rem @erbrehen, oeien Wirfung Be-
jpnoers Tranfreid, auf oef1en goz
ben biefe Menfden tdmpfen, uno let
ne Bep1lferung nod lanse ipirer
rper1en.
ueber bic Snber i'm Tel0e beri4'
tet g.. $. Gren3el in Der nRolonie
unb 9eimat" na@ etgenen @rlebrt1'
fen auf Dem peitliden &riessf4au'
plaB, 6ab lie fat our4meg groBe
Tdhiafeiten I'M 4ni4lei@en, arie9e1
uub unbemertten 0orgeben I'M Sc
lGi11oe entpideln. Dim &unal 6atten
bic @ngldnoer @telungeu borbereiz
tet, unb etnes i4Dnen Morgens mas
rem bic 8elgier perfamunoen, bic
ssnber itanoen Dor uns uno entpidel,
ten cine lebbafte Sdtisteit i'm @@ut'
3engraben. @egen Mbenb, als oas
Teuer eingefteut murbe, tebrte elmer
un1rer 5ettli&en 8aGtpoften nt4t
5uriid. Ma9 elmer 8iertelitunbe pur,
be cine patrou!Qe abgeianbt. sic
fanb Den Rameraoen NIT 5pet sro>
zen @ti9munoen i'm nnterleib unb
6als tot am 8oben. Wir gaben ei.
men @4uB ab, uno beim 9in5utreten
fanben mir einen bur4 Sen Sept
sei@ofenen Sn0er, oas Me7er mod
5pii4en ben 3dbnen baltenb. l1niere
ueberra1@ung NOR ni&t gerins. 81
iolden @aleidangriffen gehen Die
sSSnber bdufig nur NIT benz W}e1er
bepaffnet an ben @egner bera11.
Mber mas pir unter @efe4tsipert
elmer mpoernen 5ruppe nertebert,
ftraffe Dis5iplin i'm 5euer, felbitanz
bige, bur@ba@te Sattit, por allen
aber iene b0beren, ioealen Mottoe,
bic UNI ere geiamte oeuti4e 4rmee gu
einem feiten @an5en perl4mel9ea uno
ibr bic untpiberftebli4e Strait gum
Siege geben, oas aaes feblt ote1en
farbigen Sruppen gdn5li4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
8ier brett uerianbt.
@leidDiel mo ibr pobnt, mern

@leidniel 400 ibr mobnt, menn SIR
10 gelegen iefb, oaB Sbr 5u mett emit
fernt ieib BON elmer Mgentur, I'm gu
rem 6omilien-g e6orf regelmaBig gu
erbolten, Damn lit e5 m0glih, itetS 90
NIT berieben 5u mer6en, merr1 Sbr
G11d 6ireft an 6ie 8ru11erel men0et,
bon mo- aus Ser 8rauer gn6 br1ef=
lib benphrihtigen miro uber oen
leidteiten @eg, ouf oem SIR guren
regelmdBigen 9eoarf be5ieben fonnt.
Nles, mos SIR SIT tbun braudt, TT,
cine Noltfarte o0er einer grlef an
Die gra1terei 5u l6iden uno oer1elbe1
mit5utbeilen, 0oB SIR Snformation
unb Ereile miinidt, SIR oeroet Damn
oGe MufflGrungen erbalten. Seto ge=
miB, oaB SIR 3umolmeiB> oas bette
gier, gebroudt. Shreibt an 6ie Mein=
t1eapolis 8reming COMPANY, Wttnnea=
polls, Mim. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

te bod cine CUTE 3iearre perbteat,
mo er iid 10 mader an ser @erpri=
qelunq ber Gngldnoer 6ettiligt bat"
0as @tubenmdbden blidte triun1z
p9iereno auf bic aDdin; muroe fe
uarb bie{em B~eTtdnenis nidt iofo,t
NIT @9impf @@anbe peeJeiast perz
benz
Mber ga se{4ab etlpas urerparz
tetcs. Mus Dem %3irnenoen MntllB
oes Sausberrn mt4 ale @trsn3e.
Ser Gneldnber? On Der @erprugez
lung Der @ngldnoer bat S6r &arl
teilgenommen? l1no ct bat tu4tige
oeuti4e 9iebe ausseteilt On oas Brit
tenpad?"
rsSu, 6err MuGer, oas mub Ct
tpobl, oenn ct lit ia fir feline Sop
Forfeit gum unteroffi5ier bef0roert
nDroen."
9a leudtete belle Jreube aus
9errn Mulers Mugen. r@ortsn
sic einen M%usenblid. 2ina!" sSn pez
nigen @efunben tsbrt Ger 9ausberr
3uriid, in Der 9onb Elm gauges aiftz
9en nit 3igarren. u6ter, 2tao,
sic {qiden sic Sbrem @4aB, uno
l9retben sic linn, er folle lie aud
in 3ufunft tiidtig perorefden, oisie
@ngtdnoer!!" -
Sic @na aber, bas @tubenmabz
9en, mo9te Elm @eiiat pte orei 5az
&c Regentpetter, dig Gina iid ipdter
Bel ibr nit 1p0ttii4en Worten i'm
Mamsr ibre5 @haBes fir bas Riltz
den 3igarren bebantte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Tarm=2dnbereien.
3ablt feline 5mei ober bret 8ommii'
iipnen. Sic 3eit 81 unteriuden
lit, bepur SIR famft. -

Sd babe einer 8rl,ftbeil bon Ell.
1ter Seftion, beiteben0 aus 432 Ider,
on eiren See angrengeno, gu offerie.
rem. Iieie Geftion bat gegen so
Ider nit leidtem @eitriipp, 25 ader
@e1llonb, Reit offene Trairie. Sn
@erbinbung NIT Sen 432 Slider sibt
es bort 100 Slider bes a1erbeiten Sen.
uno @eibelorr6es, Sic Dem Seeufer
ertlang Iiegen, sic patentiert iino uno
Sic gu oieier Seftion geb0ren; Sic.
ielben f0nnen bon Ser Regierung gu
irgeno elmer 3eit gum Yreiie bon SO
per Ifer beaogen tperben. 0ieie Get.
tion lit MIR bret Meilen bon Strome
uno lit cine Der beiten Seftionen I'M
Giftrift fir gemiid)tes Carmen ODER
giebsudt. 9reis 500 per Mder, oie
Salfte boar, @eit lie nod @unid oes
2dufers 5u feds Gro5ent SntereI'e EN-.
8erabidumt nift, oies 81 rnteri llten,
bepor SIR ionitpo fauft.
Sern,ar Coles,
Strpme, MIta, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
eplbaten beim ginfauf in 8elsieu.

itade, @urit, @9oto1aoe. Sir su>
tie 3igarren rei4te ibr @elO ntdt
mebr aus, uno 10 gei@ab es, Dab
sic &D4in beimIi@ einen tiefen @riff
in 0ie 3igarrenfiite ibres 9e=rn unb
@ebieters ma@te. Ser mar ein
pahiDnierter Rau4er uno l~etitete iid
Elm coles &ruut.
@obl fublte 2ina bic mabnenbe
@timme tbres @emifens, aber mar
Die @inoe BENT mirtli4 10 grobg
SIR 9err mar reid, tpas bebeutete
fir Sen Der @erluft bon Elm paar ST.
garren. uno er iab bebaglt@ oaz
beim binterm parmen Sfen, in uez
berfluB uno allen 8equemlidteiten
Der @oblbabenbeit, mdbrenb Rarl
ii9 in &dlte unb @intergraus NIT
Den Teinoen berumfdlug. Retn, es
bate utrtli@ ni@ts gu fagen, tper1
Der Rentter benz paderen 8aterz
lanosperteibtger BON feinem ueberz
fluff Elm tpenig obgeben mubte.
Mber 90 mar 2inas 9ienitgenoFin,
Sos @tubenmdb@en @ua; bic bottle
our@ einen glidli@en 3ufall Don
ser @afe NIT Den 3tgarren etmos
aemerft unD ben 8orfaq brlbmarm
ibrem 9errn er3dblt. Senn Gle
gGa, Sic miBsintise alte SungIsr,
nor >auf bic bubide Gina gar nicht
gut gu 1pre9en unb bate Tie I'm if
TEN idmuden @aab INNER benettef.
9err Miaer lieb feline &Ddin ruz
fen un6 mab ie in @egen>part Der
3eugin NIT {trengem Ridterouse.
v2ina, 1T es mabr, mas Sic gua mir
er5dblt BATE"
Sic iunse @inoerin mari einen
Bid ser @eradtung auf tire Sent
Din, Damn fentte lie i4ulbhemubt ben
&opf: nSa, 9err Miiaer. es TT
tpabr. Mcin gelb reidte nidt mebr
oaau, uno ih oa@te. mein Rarl bit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

Ser &Dnis uun Stalien gebt bente
Sic @ege, fir Sic Napoleon Der Grit
te iih 1870 entldieD, als er aus n1d)=
tiqem @rl1nOe EreuBen Ben &rleg er=
fldrte. Ml1dy Nopoleon oerlargte
l1nnoglihes, aber er perlor1gte eS
MIR, I'M einen IormonO 5um &rlege
su baben. ct braud1te etnen ltegre1=
den &rieg, I'M ietnen mo11fenoen
Sbron 5u itiisen. 2ofiir brauft
o1h Gictor gmn1anuel Ser Critic
tim. 0l1rd einen liegrei@en &rieg
bofft err SEN &epublifanern uno benz
r0miit,en Sa11bagel Sen @tno aus
Den SegeIn 5u nebmen. Sic gered=
1llrgel1 Napoleons perfolgten abn=
Iide 3iele. eber ieine 9erefnungen
ertpieien Iih al5 fuli6; nod Seoan
hotte er 3eit, bariiber nud5uoenfen.
uno Ser &0nig BON Stulien miro es
ieoenfuas Ifon balls beoauern, oaB
er iih ourd Sic 6umaligen greigni'le
nid1t bot mor11en laIien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Sal 9e9m 6$n9lamo.
gon Suso @aro.

Gina, sic 6ra1e a69in, mar Elm
ebrli@es Md0@en, bas ii@ ME en-
@isenium feiner 9erri4aft pergr'ff.
9ie &u@enfee bdtte ionft ia audi
1i9t 10 piele Sabre i'm 9ienite tbres
9errn, bes &entiers MiiQer, bletben
fDi;nuen. Sbren 9er5ensi@ob, etnen
ftramme1 @renabier. butte lie itets
aug eigene11 Mittelr bsrpflegt un6 be-
t6ftigt.
SCUM ftan6 Rarl NIT Miuioner aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

gar gu germ cine quite 3igarre. 90
bate is f@on mebrere Telbpofbrte>
fe nit ben %begebrten @limmfengeln
an &arl a6gel@idt uno fetnea inniz
gen 9anf bafiir erbalten.
Mber nun tpar bes @eltebten Sc
burtstag getommen. MuBte iie Tim
oa ni9t einen Defenders guten 5abat
ipenben? Gina bate fir ibren 9erz
3ensiGuB f9pn auerlei nIBlt9e Gus
den eingetauft, marine Rleibungs>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

berer beuti9er Mdnner un6 Sting
hinge i'm 5el0e, unb 10 man4es Mal
tribten bittere 5rGnen 2inas fritz
fer INNER 10 bene Mugen, tpenn iie
an bic @efabren 0aate, bic ben Sc
liebten fern in 6%einoeslan6 umlauz
erten.
l1no bonn fam Ser Moment, mo
2inas @brli@tett gum eriten Scale
Der aQ5u ftarten @eriuhung erlag.
SIMMER pie0er batte iie e se10rt unb
geleien, Elm pte t01 ilides 2abfal in
ben Tdbrnifen, Mnfrenaun9en uno
Miben bes &rieges fir o:n @oloaz
ten ser Sabat mGre. unD ;br Rarl,
oas wuBte fie BON frlber Der, raudte
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Spbe Entertaining 5oQt Sc,

AJuDt >utAlCllItA19 ou"% W.
Observation-Disclosures Nreile Ser ome,
rifaniide Sdriftlteaer @tdaro
McGann. Sic bobe in oieier fri
tii9en 3eit lire mobrbaft patriotiide
geiinrnt1g glan5en6 beDdbrt. 8enn
es nob SEN @inifer Ser BON eng
IanD BEL oloeten merifaniihen Seb=
bldtter gega11gen mare, 6ana batten
mir beute &rieg nit 9eutidlan0.
Gieies l1ngliid babe 0ie oeutidomeri=
fanilde Nrelie 6ur4 lire rubige uno
beionnene @oltung, 6urd ibr energi=
ld)es gintreten fir mubre gee1trali=
tat, ourh Sic INNER tpie0er erbobene
6oroerung, geredt aud geger1
1eutihlnrD 5u lein un6 Ourd Sic
energiihe gefdmpfung aner auf Sen
arieg nit 1eutidlan6 geridteten
Setereien un6 @%iblereien perbiitet.
Sic inn 3ienite gnglanbs iteben6en
omerifaniiden 8ldtter perri9teten
beute mieoer 0ieielbe idmubige Sir
belt tpie gu 2incoln's 3eiten; aus
@efGaigfeit gegen England mmr0en
lie gu 8erratber11 an Sen belten SSn=
terellen unieres 2o1bes. 60 ipriht
elm Mmerifaner, Ser nit 1eutldlan6
un6 DEM oeutfd)en Golfe 6urh 8anbe
6es glutes nj berffniipft lit. Mber
Elm Mu1erifaner, beiien urtbeiI 6urd
2oroo11er Mebel nidt getribt lit.
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Inter feinen l1mitanoen oari ,bpn

A%Ix\4 Nv
Dem oe1tihen Clement ser gep0lfe=
rur1g ser gereinigten stoaten Der
aampf fir grboltung Ser perlonli=
den Treibeit falen gelaiien meroen,
neil CUR 3eit cine str0m1ng 0urf
SOS oon6 gebt, melhe li9 MQem
feinolid gegeniiberlteat, mas einer1
oeutlden Nune11 tragt. Sinter Ben
finIteren 8erpulten, Sic tie IN Ste @e=
ge geleitet baben, iteben olelelber
2e1rte, melte elmer gheimorul 0as
@ort re0en un0 oesbalb NIT nQen IT,
men 5u @ebote ltebenben Mitteln Nro=
bibition gu f0r0ern luhen. Ser mob=
re Sinn fir &eft un6 @erehtigfett
lit ibnen ME eigen getpelen. ste be-
fur1porten aus bieiem @runbe grt=
1pertbung, ia @onfis5ierung BON 81
qentbum, obne SOS Brin5ip an5uer=
fennen, ooB Ser Stoot, Ser ieinen
gduB garantiert bot, o1d Sic Ser
pflidtung bot, 6afur gnt1duo1gung
su leilten, menn es eirren lolden nidt
mebr %gepdbren min ODER fam. Nns
elmer geugung o6er %l1mgebung oes
Gedts fonn Ser grpben Maiie 0es
golfes fem gegen ertpadien. Seoe
gdul6 radt iid auf gr6en, bot Elm
berubmter beutlder 1idter einmal
aeIaqt, uno oas lit IN SEN Gereinig=
ten gtuaten nidt anbers mie ionlt=
mo-.
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Ser amerifaniidc @elbmarft III

qeger1DQrl19 H1H @eu1elH uDeIIuUe1l,
Sic ste 9laiierten bier fir &riegSlie=
ferungen begeben boben. 1ie &re=
Bite, oie fir oie Miterten bier croft
net muroen linb erihopH, unb Sic Or
0ff11111g neuer ltebt nirgen0mo III
Musiidt. Sic @ed1el aber lin6 emit
tpe6er gar nidt o6er MIR nit groBen
@erlulten perfduflid, un6 0as lit ein
Iebr ungeiun6er 3uitano, 5umal es
lid) Inn gummen ban6elt, bie IN Die
Sun6erte BON Wiaionen geben. 9ie
omerfaniid)en gunfiers buben ullo
ane nriade, itd oor5uieben. Sranf=
reid uno HuBIan6 iino bonn 8ar1fe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

Db groB, L, fleiu, b alt, ID Jung.
Gin ieber bon gegetlterung
Gbidt gerne 2iebesgaben
Nn uni re Sapfern all I'M Selb.
60 mas I'M S9ueengraben.
2iearreu, ~bie mau rauden fam,
@as @un'nes, Das man brauhen tunn
Sic freuoig sort begruBen;
Mud BORT i'd, boB tpilfommen lei
Sort G6pfolabe uno oerle1,
SIZE Gtimm111g gu berluBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Ser SDuio pon Stalien gebt beute rot nht n1ebr iebr melt entfernd

rot nidt n1ebr iebr melt %entfernt,
uno ouf} gnylan6s Tinon5frut mnB
ii6 u1rter SEN geuoltigen Inforoern1=
gen, ste leine Gerbiin6eten an ben
2on0oner @el0marft ltelen perbluten.
@em Ser arieg nod ldngere 3eit o11=
bGlt, mn1B ein GROCER finon5ieaer
@l%a60eraootld bei Sen Nqiierten un=
permei0lid] tperoen, un0 lid 0ara1f
BET 3eiten ei115uridten, fann Ser ame=
rifonild)en 6inan5melt nidt oringeno
ge11ug gerutben 1per0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

9as &riesst6eater fat jebt ieinen
@aiperIe ouh - 6en &0nig bon Sto=
lien. Sic 2onboner &egilieure bol=
ten Sic 9rdbte, Ste i'm tan5en mo-
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

@enn au9 nidt aues rpr1ma" lit.
s6on tpeil's bon ietner Rinna lit.
@irb's benz gmpfdnser idmedenl
Sod maude @uriolitdt,
@on lieber 9auD gefridt, aenGbt.
&ann 9eiterfeit ertDedeu.
Sm @raben iinsit io'n &riegersmann
Gdaut feline 2tebesgaben an
lno la9t bann gang u%nbdnbig,
@eil eil1e G6pimm6os er orin fano.
Sic linn fem Stammtil6freuno gelanot
r@eJdfelt eisenbdnoigl"
The Washington times., 1915-01-20
BOY Killed In bed.

boy klIIe0 IN BED.
From Yarmouth the neroblancs NOV ed
in a northeasterlv Objection, making
Kings Lynn one OF their principal
points Of attack Five to seven bombs
were dropped there, and two houses
were demolished. ~ .
Mrs. Dazeley. a widow, was Killed
visit to neighbors. Her body was re-
covered from the debris this morning
when her relatives started search. A
seventeen year-old boy named Goat.
was killed i'm his bed when bomb
dropped through the roof of his home.
His father was crushed under the fall
ing roof and badly injured. A woman
and baby in the same house were hurt.
rsee the Of dead nFs ssere
four but give no additional informa-
tion. Yarmouth correspondents re-
port five dead. but only three of these,
an unidentified woman Samuel Smith.
a SHOEMAKER. and Private Porlton. are
mentioned. Smiths head was partly
torn off
Poulton was found mortally hurt. with
. huge hole torn in his chest. and died
later in the hospital. He<belongcd TO
the Essex regiment.
Zeppelins Plainly Visible.
The Exchange Telegraph's corre-
apondent at Cromer reported today that
residents Of Runton saw Zeppelins
plainly. Almost the entire population
rushed into the streets upon hearing
the whrring of the giant propellers.
The Zeppelin that passed near Runton
was flying at height Of about 26oO
feet, the dispatch stated. This report
Is not given cr"dence.
After throwing terror i'm the hearts OF
residents of east coast towns. the
apparently turned eastward shortly
after midnight AND sped back across
the North Sea.
One report had it that upon reaching
the English coast the squadron divided.
part of tie machines flying to the north
to attack Yarmouth and other coast
cities, while others flew southwark to
attack London. This report placed the
numbers of aeropianes in the raldilg
part at six.
Attack On Palace Not Confirmed.
Dispatches from Kings Lynn do not
state definitely whether an attack upon
the royal residence near Sandringham
actually was attempted A number of
bombs were thrown within a radius Of
few miles from the country place.
King George and Queen Mary. how
ever. had left Sandringham and re-
turned to Buckingham Palace several
hours before the raid was made.