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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
. . . = . . = . . . . = . : . 4
, PRICE OF BREAD 4
= NOT YET RAISED;
= WHEAT STILL UP

. There will be no advance in y
. the price of bread in Hattiesburg =
. for few days. This semi-officlal =
= statement was made today by To- .
. cal men closely connected with =
= the city's largest bakeries. 1t is =
= but question of couple of =
= weeks, however, when it will be .
= necessary for jump in the price .
= breadstuffs to occur. Both the =
= City Bakery and the Hattiesburg =
= Steam Bakery have good supplies =
= of flour on hand. In the latter's =
= warehouses are something like Z
. $50 barrels of flour. This should =
= last till the first of the coming =
= month. The City Bakery also
= has enough on hand to supply the Z
= demand till that time. 1t is under Z
= stood. Anticipating continuance Z
= OF the fabulous prices now obtain
= ing. It may be necessary to cut
| = the size Of the loaves or increase I
= the price before the present sup. I
= ~ of ncnr y exhaust6d
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
High Dice Games
Are Illegal, Says
the Supreme Court
CONVICTION OF HATTIESBURG
BUSINESS MEN UP HELD
BY BENCH.
Special to The Netos.

Special to The Netos.
Jackson, Miss, Jan. 12.-The opera
tion of "high dice" games in stores
where the element Of chance is strong.
subjects the proprietors of the stores
to indictment for gambling, according
to the decisions of the Mississippi Su-
preme Court, just handed down in the
case Of H. l.. Eckles and w. T. Jones,
of Hattiesburg, against whom affi-
davits charging the keeping of gam
bling devices were made, and upon
which they were convicted and fined.
The lower courts decision was af-
firmed.
The decision is by Judge Reed, who
discusses gambling in an interesting
way. From the testimony of witnesses
the defendants operated a cigar and
tobacco store in connection with
pool room. There was device pro-
vided consisting of cup and five dice
or "craps." A player paid 25 cents for
the privilege of playing the game anu
stood a chance of winning one dollar
or of getting nothing, and was en-
titled to several throws" or rolls
for certain number which he select
ed. If, after so many rolls, the player
did not make the number selected ne
lost If he made the number he could
get 81 in trade.
The defendants claimed 1t was moi
their intention TO operate a gambling
device, but the device was installed
"merely as a trade stimulator," anc
that the players could have received
something every time they rolled. II
giving the decision Judge Reed says
at is clear to us that it was a game
of hazard. Dice, the very implements
used in playing games of chance, were
employed. The players hazarded thei
success or failure upon the academia
J circumstances of the numbers appear
ing upon the dice as they wer'
thrown"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
SERVICES TONIGHT
BY SALVATION ARMY

Staff Captain Quirk, of Birmingham,
divisional officer for the Gulf Division
of the Salvation Army, accompanied
by Ensign and Mrs. Aughenbough, will
conduct an open-air meeting at Main
and Front streets, at 1880 o'clock to-
night. They will be assisted by En-
sign Laura q. Keller. officer in charge
Of the local work
The Birmingham workers VIII 81
main in HattiesburS two days. &
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
ODD FELLOWS WILL
HOLD BIC MEETING
Every Section Of County To Be hep'
resented Thursday Night.

odd Follows from every part OF For
rest county are expected to be present
a. Odd Fellows Hall next THURSDAY
n,gbt 10 greet Gen. A. R. Stocker' OF
Niamsburg, Ohio, general OF the UNI
samn, pank Of Cantons, I. o. o. F. he
will address the Odd Fellows on SUD,
,oots of interest to the fraternity ana
General invitation to all members TO
W. present has been issued. Granu
Master B. F. Fridge, Of Eiiisviiie' "
7, Mckay, of Meridian, and other
,ro,,inent odd Fellows, will be pres
ont and will make addresses i ne ~
so.,na Wv has been called for ESc
O'Clock
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

Everything is in readiness for in
ducting the newly elected officers of
the Hattiesburg Commercial Club in
to their new positions in the club
rooms tonight.
At largely attended meeting of the
board OF directors held last night, the
officers for the ensuing year were
chosen. There were some surprises for
Hattiesburg today when the list was
made public The surprise was equal
ly as great for the men selected as
none Of them knew they were being
considered for the positions.
The election resulted as follows:
T. c. Hannah, president.
F.B. Woodley, first vice president.
H.A. Camp, second vice president.
r. c. Hauenstein, reelected secre-
tary and treasurer for the third term.
Nearly all the directors elected by
ballot last Tuesday, were present at
last nights meeting. Plans for the
big gathering tonight when the new Of
ficers will assume their duties, were
discussed in detail.
Committee Appointed.
A committee consisting Of w. j.
Haynen. E. L. Robins, and F. B. Wood
ley. was appointed to draft resolutions
TO be presented at tonight's meeting
placing the Hattiesburg Commercial
Club on record as favoring the con
sressional plan for a $40, 900, 900 appro
priation with which to purchase ships
IN he used in American commerce
This plan is of vital importance tt
South Mississippi and Forrest county
IN narticular, and there is but little
doubt but that the resolution Will re
ceive the unanimous support OF the en-
tire organization tonight.
There will be smoker tonight, art
Or the officers are installed and speech
making of the informal kind will b'
engaged in. Secretary Hauensteil
wil, render his report covering tn
last year.
A general invitation to all member
and business men of Hattiesburg to al
fond tonights meeting, has been. Is
sued.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

Even Republicans admit the address
had punch in it, although they
may not agree with the Presidents
premises.
Democrats regard the speech as an
excellent party utterance-one befit-
ting the day devoted to Jackson. They
like the way the President fayed the
Republican party, limited that he may
be a candidate for denomination, and
promised to do nothing radical regard
ing Mexico. The Democrats also like
the way in which the President chal.
lenged the minority of the Senate and
House to talk his shipping bill to
death.
Altogether, the average Washing
tonian regards the Indianapolis speech
of the President as his most important
political utterance since the Mobile
speech, largely devoted to discussion
of Mexico and Pan-America.
Speaker Clark Glad.
The only comment Speaker Clarl
would give was:
"It's very fine speech and I'm gla'
the President made It."
President wilsin does not have i
announce his candidacy" said Cor
j gressman A. Mitchell Palmer q Penn
s<vxy> In ....->s-~x~ 49, N.-s~,.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
German cruiser

London, Jan. 12.-The'
er Bremen has arrived
haven badly damaged
cording to a dispatcI
by the Star from Pet,6
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
POLITICIANS CONFESS

,rd;anapolis, md, Jan. 12'-eeven's
of the first ia men from ' ie,ie r~a sraud
,nser y, , Indictment in the election fraua
un aa nleaded guilty in the Federal
court here this afternoon. Ninety sa @en &c,
GU o ~ crested in the raids made foi
,"winp "saT the election, some Of them .,,., os
low ,0~'an among the most prominent poll., 1s
ing amOns !. .ns state. Demurrers were
c,ans 9. .ss : MayorI Roberts, Judge Heo
man nd sheriff snea-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

*TEEA
gagged in numerous shooting meets in
the city and vicinity in recent years.
Dispatches from New Orleans today
say that the suicide apparently was
deliberate.
In His sample cases Mr.. McCutcheon
carried several rifles and other fire.
arms made by his company. He took
one Of the rifles, put it together, and
slipped in heavy calibre cartridge,
from among the samples he carried.
Seated on the side of his bed. Mr..
McCutcheon took the shoe from his
right foot, and then the sock. Placing
the muzzle of his rifle in his mouth, he
put the great toe of his right foot to
the trigger and fired the bullet through
his brain. The force OF the explosion
threw the suicide over the bed, and
the rifle fell to the floor.
The fact that Mr.. McCutcheon had
his lips around the muzzle OF the rife
/ somewhat muff1ed the explosion. New
ertheless it was heard by the watch
man on the floor, but the noise was SO
little like that of a pistol or rife shot
that the watchman did not investigate
until some time later, when light
showing over Mr.. McCutcheon's tran
som caused the watchman to knock
at the door, Getting no response, he
sent for the master key The door
was opened and the suicide revealed
1t was about 1890 o'clock when the
watchman heard the muffed shot.
Mr.. McCutcheon was about 40 years
of age. and lived with his wife ii
Greenville. He was we'll known in tn,
Southern States. and was popula
salesman. He had been making perl
odical business trips to Hattiesburl
for the past ten years.
Mr.. McCutcheon went all to piece
Sunday night. when he received tell
gram from his wife. In Greenvfll<
reading as follows:
n Taxes not paid am much worried.
Following the receipt of this tel,
gram Mr.. McCutcheq1 nom
\ time uitting alone 8 ~. =
7 durine ~ eorly p1tt AZ -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

Petrograd. Ian. Ill
denied at the Russian "
Grand Duke Alexander
brother-in-law of the d
been killed in battle 81
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
BOTH ARMIES. WA
FOR 81
Positions Have Been
tie since January !
Only sporadic FiohaII
and West Today-(s
ander MlchaeIovIteA
lBy Assootaas

London. Jan. H. QD1
issuing q call to the 81
reserves. including e9g
man in the empire, az
empted, in an effort
Of the English invssll
nent caused by the ~
sands of men of Kf1e|
This report was receiv
reaus in London today.
The Kaiser. the rep1l|
ing but little difncultx
pisces q the men lot
loss hsuever. has 8
Hsnes 4 lay's urgent Z
Fhs srse armies 4
Exsak - u15rtically
tion today they !
Today's official
sporadic fighting
portance in bot u
area.
| 1t is the geh
that both the Ansfrt Z
and the armies of the /
ing for more favorable
rental rains. heavy a
storms have impeded I
the men in the feld 4
fighting in nearly ever
consisted OF aytIIIerx
fantry being
part in any of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

p tBv A&esS1ss xvs<azwsusanu.u
washinston ~ 6ssnrs6 to6nt NJ 8
thnkns a ~ 6c>
thax ~ ~
pie the United
He declared that had mind generations
this opportunity.
Tuesday audience
explanation he
declined to give.
declined questions regarding
term.
OFFICIALS THINK.
Special
Washington 12Offcals
party
President.
brushed clear o
speecl
printed Record prospective
as a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
l.C. HANNAH MADE
PRESIDENT OF THE
COMMERCIAL CLUB
PROF WOoDLEY AND n. A. CAMP
HAVE BEEN ELECTED VICE
PRESIDENTS.
HAUENSTEIN AGAIN
SECRETARY TREASURER

ne" OFFICERS Surprised, AS They Were
Not Candidates-InstaIIation At An
7oa Meeting in Clubs Quarters To-
".1Hf TO ae Followed BY Smoker
ao5 Spee ee,hmakins-Reports To Be
Received
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
President Did Not Refer
to Second Term Ca11didacu

SAYS INDIANAPOLIS SPEECH TO FUTURE GEN.
WILSON WILL BE FORCED NOMINATION. WHETHER
r. He ASKS FOR 1T OR NoT-RE
u.s. coReRE ssioNAL AND DISTRIBUTED BROADCAST
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

THE corr kEr.
Nsw orlsans ! otton no
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12

"a 10 the next
IL he was SO
/ t!ss' ts''' e.. e.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-12
BODY
IS TAKEN home
s. 7. M'curcHEN, WHO SHOT SELF
IN NEW ORLEANS. LIVED IN
oREENvlLLE.

The body of s. T. McCutcheon, the
travelling salesman who killed himself
in New Orleans hotel early yester-
day morning, as told in The News yes
<GtJlay..will be taken to Greenville,
111., - - hNme. today, for inter
~ >segresenta-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

serbien 6urb5uidIogen perfl14en.
DuB eine 6erartige MaBnabme bebor-
itano, tpar l6on bielfud bebm1ptet
tuoroen, un6 es tpurbe allgetnein bon
gadberitanoigen erfldrt, oaB Elm fol.
DYER sbritt tparm gu enpfeblen fei.
SIT man 6o9 in nnilitdriiden &reiien
ser Mnlidt 6aB bas Sdidfal 6ieies
&rieges BEL Der Doroaneqen ettf9ie,
6en 1per6en miro.
Sic 9lnleibe @erban6lungen in
Seem Sort iin6 imnrer nod I'M @ange,
obtpobl Die Mmfiinbigung, baB SSa1nes
S. &in beute abe116 na6 ct. 9aul
abreiien tper6e, 10 m1fgefaBt miro, als
ob Sic slnleibe bereits 1nter 0n6 un6
Sad gebra@t tporoen iei. Seoenfals
iino no6 erbeblide 9ifferen5en 5&pi=
i@en Der englii6=fron3oiilden &om-
miiiion un6 6er @ebr5obl Ser ameri=
tariiben 8anfters aus5ugleider, ebe
ntan bon einent @ei1aftsabi6nB
ipreden fann. @s lit au6 beute nod
INNER gut nroglid, 6aB 6ie Mnleibe
gar ni6t o6er tpetrigiters 11idt in Ell
1rer Sorm 5ultan1e fon1mt, tpelde fir
bie Mniierten befrie6igen6 lit.
siuf 6em tpeltli@en &riegslGauplab
bat ft6 ni9ts bon 8e6eutung 5l1ge=
trogen; ebeniomenig an Ser italieni-
19en Srott. - Die @niierten baben
an 8mlgarien eine geote geri6tet, in
ser iie BON 6ieiem eine @nti i9ei6mng
5tpii9en ib1te1 nn6 oen 3entralmad=
ten berlangen.
Die @ef6lagnabme arnerifanilder
Sleiihfen6ungen inn 8ertbe bon
SIS, 100000 6ur6 ein engliides Hri=
iengeri9t bat in oen @aibingtoner
geripaltungsfreilen groBe l1n5ufrie,
6enbeit nn6 NGBfallen erregt. Sb
Nun bonn 5toatsoeparte1nent ein
energiider 8roteit gegen 6ieie @an6-
lungstpeiie eingelegt miro, bangt bon
Sen am meilten in Mitleioenidaft ge=
5ogenen 5leiidpadern ab. Die 9ader
tper6en iebt 5ur Diplomatic ibre 3u=
flndt 1,ebnren l11sb sic .Megier11,rg I'M
ginmii9ung erim6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
81. Geptembrr.

@robortig 1par Sic 5lanfenbelpe,
gung Ser 0euti6en &eiterei u11ter &C.
11erolfel6marlban BON Sin6enbnrg,
our6 lpelde oie ruliiide @ilna=slr-
1nee urn5ingelt lperoen lon. Die oelt-
lde &eiterei bat bel 6ieier @elegen=
beit ii6 glan5en6 be1pabrt. Son Ser
8obnlinie o=Giiroburg aus 5og
lie in gilmdrl6en nod 8ileifa nno
Molo6icco nn6 ldnitt Ser 8ilna=Mr-
ntee bie 3ufubr 1otpobl >pie aud oie
Mud5ungslinie nod Often ob. Sb oie
ltn15ingelung Ser gfulien gelingen
ipiro> lit nod frogli6.; oa Die slrmee
Bring 2eopolo bon 8aperrl oem lih
itarfe ruiiiide Streitntadt entgegell=
tellte> nidt raid genug borrilfen
<fonnte, tint 6ie 2ude I'M Sii6olten gu
fdlieben, our6 sic General &u5SfDs
9[rnee NUN ab5u5ieben perlu6t. Son
2on6on beiBt es bereits, oaB eS oe11
@uiien pie0erum gelungen 1eL Der
Iane 5u ertgeben. Summertime tit
6nrh oie 6lanfenbepegltng norolt9
BON @ilna oos Cine er5ielt iporoen,
6oB oie rliliihe georoarnee, ote BET
Dunoburg u116 93iga fan1pft, bon oem
Centrum pollig obgeidnitten lit.
@egen @erbien baben oertlde
Iruppen getneiniam nit oen otter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
18. September.

Die rniiil@e Sta6t @ilna lit bon
SEN oeutiden Eruppen iogut tpie ei1r=
geldlolie1r nn6 ibr SUI be5>p. ibre
Maun1l1ng 11ur no9 eir1e 6ruge fur
ger 3eit; sen 9tuilen itebt bierfiir nnr
11o6 cine 8obnli1ie in iii6lider &i6=
tung 11a6 9i6a 5nr @erfiigung. Sin=
6elrburgs 9lrmee fat ueltlid bon 8il=
na oie rl1llii6en 2i1rien an mebreren
@tellen 6urdbroden u1r6 treibt 6en
Tein6 Dor ji9 ber. @or Diinobnrg
ltebt ser tpeHli@ bon Ser Staot ge=
legene 8riidenfopf n1ter oeuti6en
Geuer, uno 6ie 9iuiien tpur6en bier
bereits aus eirem Ebeil ibrer bor=
oerfen stellungen getporfen.
Sic glr11ee 6es &rin5en 2eopol6
bon @opern ori1tgt nit beoentenoen
|5treitfrd fter tpeiter iiber sic Sdapo
Dor, nno ser Beino lit I'M @anfen;
bon M1adenie1rs Sruppen tretben
ror6li6 bon &i11sf Sic &uiien tpeiter
5mriid; an Ser liiitoltliden Slanfe
li1to sic Muiien nor oen oeati@en
Truppen arf 6em &iid5ltg.
&nno a6ttauie1ro guI1en mnroe1
in SEN lebten beiben Iagen bon 9i1t'
0enburgs rn6 MaGe1lens Srnppen
5uiammen gefangen gerronm1e1t.
9lns Motter6a,n berloutet, oaB ett1e
geipaltige belttide Offenlipe an Der
@e1tfront beporitebt, tpabreno I'm
Olte1 sic @i1,terfront bon &igo iiber
Diinabnrg, gailno, 9lonim, Etnsf
bis gum >polbpnilden 5eltnngsbreied
feItgelegt >uerben ion. l1no aus Scott
itonti,1opel miro beri6tet, baB ein
grobes oel1tides Seer iid) onf bent
gsege nod ser Tiirfei befinben ion.
@elden @eg es ,tirnnt, miro ntdt
gelagt. MutbmaBlid tpir es ii6 otr9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
II. September.

@in6enburg eroberte auf ieinem
tpeiteren @or1rorid nad Often 6os
ungefbr 35 Meilen iii6li6 bon 1iina=
burg gelegene @i6lp. Ser &anpf
1ronb0itli@ nn6 nor6meitlt6 bon @il-
no 6ouert fort obne l1nterbredung
Sic 9lrmee Bri1t5 2eopol6 iiberidritt
SEN g6orafluB an beri9ieoenen Stel=
len. Madenien bat 6os suntpflan5
10r6Ii6 bon airsf bo11 5eir6 ge=
l6ubert. ssSt Sitgali5ien lit 6ie Gage
unberdn6ert.
9nge1nein, 10 11el6et sic gea6rid=
terage11tnr in Berlin, ittmntt man 6a=
rim therein, 1aB sic lebten ieni iati6=
nel1en Men6ernngen in @uBlan6 Sic
1totbtpen6ige 6olge Ser militarii9en
uno poIitiide1 Sage iin6, un6 Ser
3or ge5tpungen tpur6e, perionli6 Sen
SberbefebI iiber sos Seer 5u iiber-
11ebn1en, INN 511 berbin6ern, 6aB Sic
in1teren gdtpierigfeite,1 nod grober
tperoen. Sic Mblebung 6es @rob=
fiirlten 9eifolous miro politil6 als
BON groBter @e6eutltng be5eidne1,
tpeiI ii6 in ibm Sic antioeutlde mo-
tionoliltilde n1ro imperialiltiide So
litif gfnbla11os perforperte, unb er
perI0nlih 6afiir pero11hportli6 mar,
6aB Ser 3or ge5tpltngen tpuroe, Sic
Mobiliiotionsor6er bom Sult 1914
5n nnter5eidnen, tpel6e 6en ietigen
&rieg einleitete.
9luf oen1 itolieniiden &riegsido1-
plote lit sic Gage 1tnperanoert. Gin
6Iterreidildes Tau6boot bat ei1tcn
groBen britt iden Sronsportoampfcr
inn iiioliden Ebetl ser @oria torpe<
6iert.
Giirfilde Mrtil1erie trieb ein fetn0-
li6es Gorpeooboot in Sic Sludt.
geo6 in &oris eingetroffenea 8iensr
8lotter1t fomtten l1ngebeure @eritar-
tlt1gett dtt.
@s beibt, 6ab 115,000 britiide,
anltralii6e un6 fro1rsoiiide Tr1tppen
aaf ser S1riel Muroos gela1oet tpur-
oen. @ie @e1omnrtsabl Ser iebt oif
ser @ollipoli=@albi1iel befinolide't
oliierten Tr,ppen tpir6 altf 35O,OOO
gel6dbt.
Die Modridt iiber Sen fiir5lide!t
@ieg bes beltti6en &ronprin5en III
oen Mrgon1en lit nit GROCER gefric-
oigung aufgenomnten tporoem iogt
Sic gerli,ter Madrtdtenage1tltr. BE-
ridte bon ser Sront beioge11 6dB
Ernppen l1nter General bon Weuoro
am friiben Morgen in aompfberett.
(6ort{ebung auf Seite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
10. Geptember.;

Gos bon Sen 9}uiien 10 lo1ge nit
5dber 8i6ertan6sfraft bertbei6igte
@tlna, ser S9luiie1 5u Ser 8abn-
perbit6ung iiber 9iiraburg no6 &c.
tersburg, iit bon Sen Mrn1een @ene=
ralfel6mori6aI BON Sin6enburgs
iogut tpie eingeldloiien1 &penigitens
auf 6rei 5eiten. 9eutide Sruppen
itebe11 11oroo1tli9 11110 iii60itli6 faltm
mebr 35 Wfeile1 bon Ser Sta6t, 6ie
8abnlinie ra6 @eolo6etidno lit Sen
9}uiien 1tob ibrem eigenen HeterS=
burger 8eridt bereits obgeid1titten,
un6 es bleibt n11r nod sic iii6lid
na@. 2ioo fiibrel16e 2inie fir Sen
&iid5ua pe1nr iie nt6t gon5 o1i
2anoHroBen angeipieien 1ein tpollen;
ser Sal, be5tp. sic '&dunl1ng oer
Sta6t lit 6esbolb ntr eire Srage gan5
fnr5er 8ett
Ser olterreidiid=ungariide 8ot=
mQfter 0r. SC. Srt1DQ, 1tt1t Del1e1l
gbberufltng Sic ger.. Staaten erin@t
bobe1L peil er ongeblid eingeitan6en
bot, sic Mblidt eebabt 8u baben,
@treifs in Mnnitior1sfabrifen 5u i1t-
i5e11ierer, bot gefretar 9aniitg einer1
1dngeren 8rief iiberianot, in pe1den'
er feline 6anblungspetle redtferttgt
1tno lib bitter iiber Sic tbm ieitens
ser amerifoniSdA @eRernng 5utbeil
getporoen sgeban0lnhg beidapert.
Ser grief tpurbe am Samitogabeno
beroffentIidt.
Sic geplante ariedsonleibe gng-
LAMBS atno groufreids miro, tpie
gonntogobeno III Mep Oorf onge.
fiin6igt tuuroe, bon einent getpalti.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

Igen Sp1l6ifat anrerifanii6er 6inan.
5iers nnb 8anfiers iiber1tommen per'
BEN, 6as cine @onrn1iliion bon, tpte
es beiBt, einem balben Hro5ent er'
balten miro. 9lls @i9erbeit ioIen
britiibe un6 fron8oiif@e fiinfpro5en.
tige Stoatspopiere gegeben speroen;
bie Mnleibe ion gum Mennnpertb alts=
gegeben tper6en. @ie @0be Ger SIN,
Ieibe i1t nod nidt feitgelebt, 6o@ tpir6
angen1ein bon 600 Bis 800 Minionen
Collars geipro6en. Sb Dos 6urdj
oie @nleibe aufgebradte @el6 au@
5ur 8e5oblung bon Munttion ber-
tpenbet tper6e1r 6arf, lit ebenfans nod
nidt beltinrnt.
Ser ont So1r1tag BON Der 6ent=
| l1en &eereSleitung in 8erlin ausge=
gebene 8eri9t bonn tpeItli6en &riegs~
| l9anplak lautet tpie folgt: u@ii6oit=
Ii6 bon 8raD, an Ser Sontme, tpur6e
eine tpeitousge6ebnte @rp1oiion in
u1b bi1rter 6en fein6li6en SteQnnz
gen erfoIgrei@ betpirft. Sci 6em fid,
lofort oaromf e1tttpideltr6en @ampfe,
tpel9er erfolgrei6 fiir uns perlief,
erlitten sic Sran5oien blutige Ser
lutte. @i1rige @efangene tpuroen gr-
1ron1nten. Direft peitli6 BON Sen
Qlrgonnen tpur6en fein6Gid)e Dibiiio=
nett, tpeI9e 59ubengrdben erri6te-
ten> onr9 uniere Mrttuerte nit idtpe-
rem @erluiten fiir iene 5eritreut. Mr-
tineriefGnpfe 6auern o11f einem gro
Ben gbeile ser 9ro1t fort. r.
@enraB @epef6e1u mel6e ans
@todbolm eitrgetroffen fin6, iim6 oer
Io5ioliitil@e @bgeor6nete Sobei6le
nn6 iieb5eb11 nn6ere @tg1ie6er Ser
r111iI6en 9nr1a berboftet mor6en.
|Die Dmrna=@ebamli9feite11 in &eters=
burg mn6 olle giierbabnitationen
tpur6en bon Milttdr beiebt, tpie oie
9epei9e beridtet.
ssn 8egIeitung elmer britiiden
neutrality-suspicious. bat Ser
britii9e @eian6te in 8ern fiir5lid
sic .l1bretfnbrifett in 9oc1e beiidtigt
nn6 einen be6el1te16er @ontraft 5l1r
2iefer1t1tg bon Weu1rition abgei4loi=
Ten. 9ie ito1ierii9e &egier1ng bat
fur mebrere Millionen &fmn6 Ster-
Tina Munition in l1brenfabrifet in
@baur= -6on1s, tobe Meu6atel, BE-
! Iteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
20. Gentenber.

@ilna lit gefanen. 9ie iiber 17O,=
900 @intpob1rer 5dble1r6e Sa1ptltoot
6es gleibnamigen @oubernementS
9fa1Bla11os lpor nidt 10 be6e1te116 olS
6eitung, tpie ols gilenbabnfnoten=
punft. gSilna tpar eber ein befeiftg=
ter @offenplat gu nenne1r, als eine
6eitung inn mooernen Sinne oeS
@ortes. sSr1nnerbin tpor oie l1mge=
bmng ser Sta6t 6nr9 @r6merfe itarf
geruug befeittgt, I'M eine slrmee onf
oem @or1narid geraunte 3eit oufbal=
ten 51 fonnen. gs gelang General
felomari6on bon @tn6enburg ie6od,
6ie @nlien anf 6e1n re6ten Jliigel
5n nn1geben un6 @ilna ar6 pom
&iiden ber an5ugreifen. Ser ruifi=
ld)en s(rmee, oie @ilnu raumen mug
te, lit ser 9fiid5ug ouf bret Seiten
abgel6nitten. Die 8abnlinien, Die
t1ady Me1te1t, georben unD Slten fiib-
retr> iino IN 6el1ti6en &anoen. Sour
oie 2inie mno 6ie 2an6itraben in iii6=
li6er @idtung iteben 6en &uiien, Die
8ipiiden 250,000 un6 100000 Monn
Itarf lein ioQen, no6 often, tperoen
aber au9 beretts beorobt. Oie ar=
n1een S9olb u1to @ontpib nabern ii@
2i6a; sic 9lrnee 8rin3 2eopolo bon
gupern itebt Dor Sen Sboren bon
gora1rolpitldi, mabreno oie @rnee
gidborn atpilden 8ilna nno Weolo=
oieco porrudt 1nem Mni6eim no@
lit Elm g1ttrinnen fiir 6ie rnIiii9e
@ilraMrnree 10 gut tpie ansgeidloi=
ien. gitre groBe Sbla6t lit ieoet=
folls 3u ertparten; 6enm obne @ege1r-
tpebr tperoen lih 6ie &uiien idtperlid)
ergeben.
Die galfanfriiis fat ibren S0be-
punft errei6t, n1t6 es berlautet, bob
gulgarien bereits begonnen bot, iei-
ne 9feIerpen ei1suberufen. Die Ml-
Iiierten mo6en per5tpeifelte Mnftren.
gungett 6ie galfanitoaten, oie bis auf