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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19

llno lbrcr Nlelcnaeiiter NeereSbanR,
God ibrcr BroBe pohrcu @jlan5 &C.
mann
1lc crit hnrdl Dies criduiterno 96f
fcrbCben
Ellrh jcnc @robc Die lid) hinge,
acbcl
Nn oeltIhen 5urIten. nuo ia.
monn.
Sllr'a &atcrlnnO. flir'& 51eiIiaite Az
fed)tcn,
N.n Nel0cufaupic nit Qeonitaeue,
Stncdlten.
9lo9Io& empionaen ieocn 2o6ea.
itpB
GaS crit moht nim. ,}cit, NIT oet-
nen 92altcll.
p mlirhtla aroB nit gScItenitmqs~
ltnltc1
1ltrh ,SrepeI Ntorn lmN 8lut
Gclltihlon0 groBl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
1ie Seefrieeitreitirnsen.
g9oihineton, t6. Ior3.

Die 8eonlten 0es 5tootsoeporte.
lEents uoGen 8einiBheit ooriiber bo-
is.S oh iidl Die hritiidle grfIoruna
e'S oui Oeiterreih uno Die Silrfei
bcsieht. on iie nift oenonnt purafn.
9son Der oitcrreidliid unedriiden
s9ctidlait iii oos Stnots0eportcntent
m,eSerholt benodlrihtiat moroen, un0
Die 9iohriht puroe BON ihu Den
s5fiIfseiqerthiimern ilbernittelt, oob
9ioumfro[llenounqen obue Shnieria-
feit mad Irieit qeididt meroen fonn-
ten. Sails mlf oieicm @eqe &an.
ren. sic nidlt oIs Snrrcbauoe qeIten.
immcr noh lmbeIditidt nhqelieiert
per6cn founei, Damn niroe ihrc gSei-
terbei0rocrlng ourd 0eiterreih nudl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
&nihidle garbarei.
Berlin, II. a)Pors.

Serlln, II. Dfor3.
Ger C6ertrGiioent Ser lrouln5
CitpreuBen mcht omtlif befonnt.
0oB Die GuIien mdhreno hires criten
Ginfans 10000 SGuier nieoerbronn.
len. 1000 ei1iIiiten ecnoroeten uno
1000 peofiihrten. 9RGbrcno oes
sneiten GInfdlls fuur0en Don oen
10000 Wcnohnern. Die IN Der (8e,
acno bIiehen. 1000 bon ben GuIien
er'nor6ct aber oIs @efonocne fort.
fiihrteu., 2Srn adn5en pliinoerteu Die
G!iiien 10000 GrinatiuoEnunaen
noIlitdnhia nn0 brofiten Die qero1b.
ter einridltingsgcdcn'tdnoe nit Der
@obn nod 8uBlaslo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
er Ecit ner Ninhheit.

Ilpenfrolltcr III IN miercr ,5anuIie
pohlbcfanat, ldlreibt 0err ,Sobonn
&. SieB nnn 0eucnbura Wiou., Can.
~Reine SHUTTER erinuert it'd oes I'll,
pcnfrduters ats ihrcr ainhhcit. Sic
crtIGrt. iie f0nne obne oosielbe nidlt
bousbolten. Is lit iiir mid lelbIt
run grobcm Ruben Geipeicn, umo if
lam cs allen Sei6cnoen cmpieblen. -
IS aibt lD0bl fdlm elm TciInltttel
ncIdes 10 iebr 3omiliennIeoi3in ge.
morocn III, mic 6orni's 9tlpenfrGuter.
Is 1T ieit iibcr bun0ert Sobren int
@ebrouf nuroe obcr nlciHnlS in
otsqc0ebnter y"ciie oiientIih bcfanlt
ecnludt. es lit feinc 4po,hcfcr DE
oi5in. iouocrn ein einfohcs arouter.
0cilniitel meldes Dem 93uplitum
0ircft non Gaborotoriam gelieIert
mirb. g!an idlreibe nj: Gr. 9Scier
s5nhruep & Cons So. l9--2 % So.
S1oDne 9lpe.. Gbicoeo, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
9SSnihinntn11. II. 9Nt0r5.

~SkttUtEllltIs . = sSANi o.
Gcomte 0cs aucrifdniid)cn Staats-
hcportemciltes Qoben slt oaB bic
&crciniQtcn Stouten icit Ncginn Der
llntcrhonolunNcn pniihcn Chino rnh
aSopan III ollcr Stillc ihrcn GillluB
ouhin eelteno Qclnodt boben, ooB
.ryapol. ici1c Joroerirnacn bcrdbleBe.
Oolnit Dor ollcn Ginacn berbinoert
pcroe. ooB 0ie Redlte Der III Ghino
le6enoen Amerifoner nidt qeidmdiert
lDeroen. GieIe EorltcltunQeu lnlrNen
iomobI ac9eililbcr Dem lopunilhet
9otid)oficr olS nudl in Ecfin9 un0
5rfin 0cnIodlt.
Gisher hotten lih onlcrifonlldle jte
qicrrlnasbeautte ilbcr oieie ltnterbaHr-
iinQen nidjt qeGubcrt, oils linen iat
b0h Die olormiren0e GcpcId1e olt5
@etino Qe3eiat mlr6e. qo6cn lie 5u,
nob sic 2lnoclc1enbeit ouBerit 0elifot
fei, ooQeden molten lie nid,t rectt 90.
ron gIoubetL hoi} Hublano lno fn0-
iono SSSopon tboti0dllid1 nit 9bbrih
Scr Oiplcntotiihen gc3iebunacn &c
broht hoben ioIlen. 9tiChtsoeitomeni.
qer qoben lie 5n, boB lie iih irren
fcnnten, neil Die 9tndridten aus
0itoitcn ouberIt ipdrIidl eiitloufen.
Nu4 Gotioer GepeIhcn lit 5u erie.
ben, 6ob in Gcfine llno ouh III 60
pan Itorfe Ginfliiiic qcItcnb qen,od,t
mer0cn. nm es 5u eirem @rud, 5ipi-
fdcn SSohon, GnoIano ino oen iibri-
oet &crbiinoeten sit hrinoen. Nu5
ser MeIoltilq oon eiten 9ulontnlen-
oehen GtgInnos ino gtublan0s
ithIieft mon. oaR 6ieie in 5otio nno
9efina geltcn0 oenod,ten GinfIiiiie
fid1 aeocn Sic g}erbilnoetcn rihten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
slniitnno in Sripolis.
sRom. II. Mora

Cine itoIieniidle Straierpe6ition
lit pon 8engo5i unter Gberit 9ioioIa
obqegongcn rn0 cine erfolareide 1bd-
toateit gum 3pedc Der llnteroriiflug
cines 9tuf;tonoeS bel e5ebooio miro
berihtet. 9i2 eiuaeborcnen Sniur.
gcttcn pcrlorm 100 Cote uno nieIe
Sserluun0ete. Ole @erluite Der Sta.
liencr meroen ouf 40 bis 45 beran.
id3Iogt.
9engo5i iIt Die &oubtItoot eines
Iiitrifts Der 9ropins gripolis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
Gualiidle sScrlnitliitc.
Qnnnnll. Il lli1r1

Die britiihcn gSerIuitIlitcu ilbcr
Nic ftuf Gage bonn 10. 3llm II. Oior5
6cigen on. hab mdbrcno Der Sdlad.
ten non ytcupe Ghopcac mo ct. Gloi
t12 Sffi5iere ect0otet ODER on Den er-
boltcnen @lm0cn qeitorbcil lino. lmb
hob 1913 Giii3icrc als nermun0et oocr
bernliBt qeneloct peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
: TentihlanS eriudlt um 1ieparatnr
erlaubnif,.
Moihinaton. 1G. NIldra.

gSolhlll1ton, TO. WGnr5.
SIC oeittid,c 9tegieritne bot ourh
Den g'otihuftcr BON 8erilltor1t bic
omerifaniihe nm Die erloltbniB iiir
oen 8eieblsbobcr res oeutiten S5iIfs
treii5ers .GriuS eiteI SSrieorid" CT.
iud)t, icin ,Sdiit dusSubeliern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19

Sic 6cutifcn Scloarauen pii
len IT'D in Der llebrna at holtet.
&'cnu g 1tl8erboIb ber Sdliitenara.
hm feinc Trdr5oien in6 Gn1ldn0ct
III flopien ai6t. fcbfcr fie III 0ct
grdbeu Sfot. 9tbcr actIopit miro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
GuglanOs &ahe.
Tcntidllanb ica iiulirt iucrocu: Der
amcritauiidlc &uridlIoa aIatt
abgslebnt.
nQlune 9<erQcItuu0&
aft.
2pnnorl, 10. Nlt0r5.


2pnnon. 10. yfGr5.
GnqIann bat Der gSclt III t;rcr i'll
0itgcnmort ot3 Wcbeiillen Moths pom
Sonia lultericiduetcr iormeilcu 0r
tiarllng perfimoet. IN mclAer 2@ciie
c3 ole 9l0crn oes ManoeI@ DON un0
ltdd Gcutihlono lp0bren6 Scr Golrr
ocs 4rieaes 5u liuterbinoal 8COclltt.
Gos 9Sort aNioda1e" miro nid!t
Gcnonnt, aud lit cine perbotcne ,iouc
nld)t ongCoebcu. 9tithtsbcltomeuiacr
1T aus ocrCrocr 81, cricbclL onb Gl;a
lono Die Nhltiid,t hot. 81 pcrbuocr,L
oaB mQhreno 0cs Nrieaea ir9cno pel
nc 9lrtifeI Scutidllulo perlullcn ooer
nod onrt aelonacn.
@ritiidle 9tcgicrlingsbeontc naln
ten on 9tbcn0 oic britiihe NctIara-
tion oifcn cine 9Iodooe, Die nndl ocr
GrtlGrllu0 ocS 9uslpnrtiacu Amtes
luirffont iein uulo lidl mr. ooourdl bon
Den bisbcriqen 8lodooen iultcrlheloctl
miro, oaB Die bcidllngnobnlten 5ntcr
niht loiort fonfis5iert, ionocrn Der
fault mcroen, Ter Grlos ioa 0em Gi.
qcntbiincr 5iigritrnt luerSen.
Der Iettc &aroar,lpb scr GrfIG-
rlrua cnlhnlt cinen 9Saiius. Der filr
bic ncltrnlcl Sdn0cr oiiBerit mid)tig
III. Gorin hciBt e@ ooE Ole ,,Glodo.
ne" auipcboben mCr0en plro. mcun
cine Gotinu sic einrontie Qibt. ooi;
Sdiiie, Die ibrc 6lag0e iilhrcn feine
Glitter nah 3Gltldllono. feine Sitter
bic ans IeutlhlonO ItoMmen mo
feline e5ilter 0ie llntcrthuncu oc2
GclItidlcm 9icidlc3 qeh0rcll. al Goro
nchntCn.
@c5eihneno lit, ooB sic ltotc nidi
Sic 2lbiidlt GnqIonns nualpricht
Sdliffe 81 fopcrll hjc nnu mo nod,
zen perb;mhctcn 2Gnoeri Iuuid-
IcE0S, GeItarcih llnaorna lmo
Silrfci, Tobren. Nton idlieBt 0nrn,@
6ob Ole 9Iodooc lcOiqIidl cine }lnt.
mort oui 0ic non Geutihlnn0 ilbcr
Gnalono perbdllatc Sald)boot 9lo-
dane iii.
Sdific Sic BON ms nodl ocutidcn
3dfeu fahrelL ollliiiien" III Gnalano
ousaeloocn mcroen; aorao$. 0ic liir
Sonocr beiiimnt iino, .fon.
ncl" III hritiihcn Naicn ouaaeloocn
lpcr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
@SrenRiIdIe &erlnltliiten.
Yonhnr. 16. Nlfori.


ErenRiidIe %erlnltliiten.
2onoon. 16. MARS.
Giner Gepcidle 5ufoIgc. oic sic
aGpenind Stems" olts &openhagcl,
tefonlncn bot. cntbnltcu Ole lctten
ant prsuBildlen Gcrluitliltcu, Jir.
tG6 bis i73, ole Nmuen BON 33, ,142
Sroten. 9eupllnoetcn un0 &ernliij.
ten; ha9 brinqt ben preubildlen @e.
iulnnltperlltit ieit Nceinn neS aric-
qc3 oilaebIidl orf t.050.029. Sic
lcpen pier SjIten cntboIten oudj Die
Annlcn ron elf getonteteu bier per
lrHnoetcn llnD 5lpci 9efdngcn gcnonl-
ncncn tSlieaerll. 2luBeroem m1roen
100 bopcriihe, 1876 miirttcniberai.
ihe, 1t9 iod)iiidle mo 90 0torincpcr.
luitlii1cu nerofieutlid,t. (Soatcn Die
gehonntcE 3oblen ungcfGbr rihtil
icil 10 fam man 0ph olincbnclL
baB Der &erluit an Sooteu fo,mn mcbr
dis 10 Ero5ent bctro9t)
Is iuirS iueiter turpeSirt,
2onoon, Il. 9t1r6.
glultlih miro bcfonllt ecgcbtn, oaE
Sic britilhen 9ampfer .9ltlantn~
lmo .9SinQoI torpcoirt lporoen limo,
(v6lnaal" lit cin Nilltenoompler.
ser noh Sflottloao qch0rte, $50
tSilb lonq mar uno cine Scroronalnla
Don 661 Sonncu bat; cr lultrbc 1894
aebuut. n9ltlanto" lit in oen regu-
lorcn britiIdlcn Shiffsliitcn rid)t or.
ipdbnt; fiIbrtc hieItcidlt cinen on0ercn
gtoner.D
GSIasgotp. II. gOiar5.
Scr britiithc GompIer uglpollp@
hcridltet cineu 3ilionlneultoB nit CT
mem Solld)hoot, ouf Der sSabrt bon
Notteronnl nah 8riitol.
Qon0on II. Ifor5.
Ser hritilehe Gompfer 2cetmar0cn.
Der feb ouf ser 1obrt bon Qonoun
nod @orIingcn. SDoltduo, befono, lit
BON Dem oeltithen Eoud,bont lbs
tier Mtei!et iihnitlid, pont Mads,
Scltd)ttburm, @oIlono. torpenirt NOR
0eu, mic Dem Reuterbiiro bo1i ibrent
Morrciponoeutcn in Ntoosluis an
0tiinnob 9lbcno bcridltct mtr0c.
Gic aus II Wtonn bcitebcnoe &C
iotuuq hottie fiinf Niinutcr ,}cit, in
Sic @notc 3u itciQeu oic oonn pom ncnl
l1ltcriecbort ins Shlepptou Qenonl-
men mur6cn. bi8 Gin 9otienihiif IN
Sidlt fam. ooS Die 2clttc on @orb
nnhm tno Ill &oof BON @ollano Ian.
0efe.
Sic 2ccnmnroen NOR Gin &onoI.
nontpfcr Ron 37i Gonnen uno 9cbor.
tc ser Stcam Noniootion 60. ron
Son0ou.
9llniter6om, Il. g&ir5.
Ser briti5d,e Danlpfer 2eeltnoroen
lit nidlt torpe6irt. ionnerr ourf (Se-
idliitfencr 0es oelltihen Soud)bootcs
lt-2S berIenft morben, mic Dem San.
oclsbloo ous Soof ban Souono Qe-
neloet miro. Ser 2orreiponoent
fiiat hin5lt Die 2ecupor6e'. ici ourd,
aluei ShiiiIe Sitm Soften aebrad,t
ipnroen Dos Gnudboot fonntc su-
crit nid)t aeieben mer1en, neil es fidl
hinter Dem 2cuhttburm perItedt
hotte.
Hniiiidle garbarei.
Berlin. II. Mors.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
IS EOOtc uui britiidem arcn5cr.

NNIlIW5 Z. -.tNI ).
sine Gcpcihc aus 9lthen nlcloc...
oaB. MS tritiide Sd)iiic oie jnneren
~ sorts Der 1o6onellcn onarillcl
Der 6rit.ldle 0reu5cr n4metbuit
idllinra bcido0iQt nuroc. 2S Eli
3iere iuio (Scineiue ouf oen arcu3er
mur6cn 1etootct. mo nlinoeitcns
e6enlo 0ielc ucrlpun0ct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19


Die oncrifaIliIdc Rcgicrln0 IcQl
oir Crbcr G1alonos 10 nua. oob ome-
rifouiihe Sdliiic, oic t4iltcr fir
Gcutidliono an HnrO hobctL irQcnD-
100 AlIf ncr bobcn Gee onacboItcn.
unh Die fiir GcutihlonG bcltinlnuen
Moorcn Dor GrilgnQcritt qcbrodlt
mcrOen, no iie mer luciB mic latl9c
liedcn bIelbcn t0nlcn.
2nmit lnilrbc Der &erlono uon
Ssnrnupnlle nno on6eren 9lrtifCIn. Die
bisbcr nidlt nuI Der &pntrebonoeIjite
Itanbcn. acfobroet mo nlc Giniuhr
pon Sotbitoiicn olIs GcniidIon0. oic
iiir Die nlnerifoniihc 'Sn0uitric nrili.
Neno nothlo iino, ltnterbunocn luer.
0en.
Die aroBte Gmoorrnq hcrrid,t lc
ned i'll oncrifuniithcn Rcaicritnas
freiicn iihcr lenen EoiiuS ser brit
ldlcn Crher. lpelhc Der omeriidnis
'4'rn S9onoct NIT neiltroleu Q0n0err
perbietet. Tolls Ger &eroddll in Gnq-
lonb beiteht. ooB nie bctreiienocu
t@iitcr illr Gclitidllon0 hc'tlnlnt iino.
9&cld,e NbmcbtmltteI sic anerifn
nlidlc ,fcqierltnQ CrQrejiclt miro. tit
ncdl rulbcitlnlmt 0oh ihcilt Is. ais
Oh man i'll Moibilptou ipc''clIc 6aac
obmdrfCH un0 Damn cnerQIcl in 2on
Sen protcitircn miG.
z c h s 9intcubcrGffeuIidt +.
gSoihiuatoG. II Qlor5.
Scd's oipInmotiidc 9totau mur0cn
a'httiuoh ylbcno pom Stuats0cparic
mcut III 98oi6uqton ucr5'rcntlldlt
@lc cnthaItcn oan Qcionm;Hl (9coan
frHouefduId) p0brcub Der lcUten go
mcn 5mild1cn ocn &ercitQteu 5t0c
ten lno Gelttid,lono mto 0tn &erci
niQteu Stnoten nn0 GnQlanA unn
s}rnnfreidj. Ge honhelt ilh INT oas
g,uidcbeu Der (oudbootondriiic, bic
&criclloung non bc6ingtcr Stpntre
bon6c unh 2cbensmiteln an Die 81
.pilbepoIferunq frIeqiilbrcroer Can
Der, ocn t6ehroud) nG,traIcr tSlonaen
o;trd) 0onoeIsihific tricg'ilhren0cr
9totiouen. oie GntfernunQ ron Seeinl.
neu lno Die bon oen &crbjrioeicu
liner Ieutidlon6 perhonqta Glodaoe
Iurdl Den Notenollstduif If 3u'
ieoe getreten. oob Die amcrifoniihe
aicgicrlng. cingeoenft Der 5dmierig
felt. nit ncId,er cine ieinOlidie Suite
meqen Der 1botigfeit Der Gouhbootc
'nirfiam hlodirt lperoen fam. oorunt
erindlt hotte, einen beitimuten ~Af.
|tionsrooiiis" feit3uleQen. Gnalono
|lmo sSrdnfreih ernioern biroui,
Sof oje Rlodooe. Cperotionea Hidt
..nuberboIb europ0iifer f8etpoiier
cinidlIieBlid 0es NtitteImcereS por.
qenommeu meroen piir6eu.
e cut d. difon6entGearnforn Q M
meno.
Is Fat iid ferner hcrausaeireGt.
oab GeutidlInno iidl bereit ertldrt bot
IT, icine SoudibootdnGrific ouf SEN.
nelsidiiie irqcH6 elmer ,5loqse", aus
genonlnen, ons betrefieli6e 9onoels.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
l;lGnc ler 9lIliirtcn.
Eoris, Is. Mars.

F0rl5, 10. Y(Iri.
Iie ouQcucinc Cfic1iirc Ser
t5rnBo'cn ltno GuQldnocr miro be.
Qinucn. iabolo 0ic tSelOcr tredcn limo
mn Artinsrie ubor lie hilnpeaQcihnit
mcrocn tam. Cine uloBigc Cifcnli
nc ipnr0c heret9 hulo nod 9tcuiobr
beQomcn, nm 0en tSeii: Der 0crbuu
octen <rilppen ! nliredtmerhultcn mo
Die Geutl.ncn IN Der 1eicniipc 5u be
h0itcn.
Scit0cin Ser ocutlhc Gnrnlurid'
iE unromcitIiuen 6roufreid) uno iu0
!i(bcn gc.alen sum StiIlitono qeiou
mrn liz haben Oic 6rm16olen uaqe.
butrc ylcnacn l)tlluition anQchdult.
Gir Ti$rcidlcn ioa. uu aeQebcieni0lia Is
nrci ltnH1te lond umulicrbrod1en ar
Qrcitcn 3lt fouucn. Nlon lpriht bon
- 000O0o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0IC
Sen 1ran5clcn Jest 3ur NerfiiQiuad
itcbeu.
Ga Die Giicnbohnclt ntm Irous
port Der llianuihortcn mo eeidJiltt
ni.ht Glar2id'cn bobcn bic Srar5oicr
lno GnaIdnocr jehnfcuicnoc poH
8oltoutoa beropQeid'oiii oic 3nnr
aroGcn Sheil oncrifduiidles ,So9ri
tet rmo IS bcjiif. 0oB Gnalano uu0
Gronfrcih &oitall;o3 un g&ctth pou
S30.O00.O00 in Amcrita in 9luflruQ
ordctcn hnbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
T6brndy Der Siplunatiidlen Sciiehnn-
acu ueaen Gbiun iuiro gcorpbt.
9Ecfing, II. NtGrS.

Ecltlkb .. &HtAl o.
IN Grfina troi Ntithuob Die omit
lldc Ntclouln9 ein, ooB Der hritllhc
unn Der rullilhc 9otihoiter i'll Eotio
Dem iapanilhen Ndniitcr heS Aeubc-
rem NarDn g)oto om Snnlitoq e1nen
Neiud) 9einaht boben llno ocrnlclbcn
sic GrfsGrunq madtcn. 0ab Soils so
pon ooroui bcItehcn inllte, aus Ghl-
na GSor0crlngen hcrollsNlprcllcn, bic
lit Der ur1priingliden 9totc au alc
N}Gd)tc nid)t cnthnltCn morelL c. fllr
a>opuns &erbiulnete lhpierig lcln
miirne. III 3ufllnit otli biplomati-
ibem @eec nit >Sopon su ncrfcbren.
Is beil}t. hoB on aIeidlen Gage oic
Nercinintcu Stoatell alif eigene ,Soltlt
ieooh pielleidlt noh elmer Goilicren5
nit einer anoercn Modlt. Der iaDall-
ihcn Re9ierune nlittbeiltc, DoB ge-
mile 6orocrlulaen >Sapnus nidlt I'M
Einf1oaa nit oen upiidcn ocn Scr
ciniqtcn Stantcn iuib Gblho obge-
lhlni'cnen Sertrdgc Itebcu.
HSn d,Ineiiihcn lthS ensidrorhen
0iplomotiIhcn &reiien hcrrldlt Die lie.
ber5cuguna por, oui5 ,Sopu iih bcreit
fin0em meroe, cinen meIentliden Sbeil
ieiuer 5orherlmgen nn China follcn
III Iniien. onociid)ts Der Shotiad)c
DOB ole Wt0dlte China ooruuf oltf
mcrfIom acnndlt bnbclt. rtit Nopon
eiucn Scrtrdq ob5uld)licBen, Der ocn
ut ihncu oboclfloiieucn iiid)t 5ulpi-
mrIc1lft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
Gnalanc nnr 2saislanr rrcten nit
2lblruel, Ser ciplomatiiehen
8e3ietunoen.
G Sre9sidie bem Nngri1 anf bic 9arbaneeu dwer be-
iddbi9 Gegtm bic britidt SOdaOe =Grfldrnng DrO i'll
ySabngton en Erotei gepant. Scr arenStr "sresoen
in utnralen Oewdlleru ener brtiden llebermadt ;am
Spier geauen.

9eutidIano ncr Giicnbohn ein 2eidl-
tes iein. >ptnn oInubt ubcr audi, ooB
loTort &foBrcgcln getroifen milr0cn
iolls non ocm acnnnntcn &cgc pieL
(3cbrouh genod)t mcrocn lolltc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19
Die srObe 3tit.
Son Oscar Sting.

, groB CD oielc1
&rifg beaann.
0ie 3eit. IN Der q
ms ucrgonllt 5ias
lebeu,
@rol} ourth oeg
Wieuidbeit S3or
lpnrts sItreben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19

Gs Fat lid ferner hcrausdcireat.
oa5 Ieutitllnno fih bereit ertidrt bot
t.. icine SoudibootdnGrific ouf Sen.
0eIsidiiie traeH0 elmer ,5ldqse", aus
genonlnten, 0ns betrefiea6e 9nnoels
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19

6olgenoe @runoeige1thums. lleber.
trogunqen tpurocl in oen lcttcn To-
gen norQeuommen:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-19

Ote ,,,1ercftern"-3 "-3eitun-
gen taben ois Geiebiebte
BON IA Groiie nieft nnr
mitiebreiben iemoern nit
maeben helfen.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
HOW WILL ALLIES PAY DEBT?
England and France Said to Be IN
Peculiar Position Of Financial
Distress.

England's foreign investments are
not owned by the government. but by
individuals, and they will not sell;
and there seems as yet no way 10
compel them. American securities are
the only ones that appeal to the BTU
ish and French investors at this mo-
ment as being good.
What no financial expert ever, pre-
dicted was the amazing trouble that
England and France would have IN
paying for the equipment purchased In
this country. 1t has been thoughI
that these two creditor nations would
merely have to sell their foreign Sc
curities, or merely stop making for
eign investments, to have all the
money they needed. Sir George Par
ish, a representative of the British
treasury, came to this country last
winter and boastfully told his inter-
viewers and hosts that England could
fight on for five years merely on the
interest from its foreign investments
an assertion that Sir George proba'
bly, wishes he had never made Even
Lloyd-George formerly spoke OF the
Sc, 1000, 900, 900 and the $4,000 oO'OOO
this country and Argentina respec-
lively owe Great Britain; but he mas
long since change his tune. England
and France are in position of pecu-
liar financial distress, Albert w. At
wood asserts in the Saturday Evening
Post. They are buying war equipment
in this country on a gigantic scale
They are exporting practically nothing
to this country, and their inhabitants
will not or cannot sell American Sc
curities back to America. They have
nothing to pay with but gold, and they
cannot afford to lose gold. Q
France is In an even more embar'
RAISING position. She has gone mad
for years over epargnes-saVings
The average Frenchman would rather
20 without clothes, and food at the
present moment than sell his Amerl
can securities at loss, A friend Of
mine in New York recently received
letter from a French banker in which
It was said that only one thing gave
his clients une grande Quietude at tbs
present moment, and that was theil
holdings of American stocks anC
bonds.
Wherever you go in France today
you will find American investment
held intact; for the Frenchman vii
tell you that If he sells others will d.
the same, and that would put doWI
the price of American securities
which would never do"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
SYNOPSIS.

At vestry meeting OF the Market
Equare church Gail Sargent listens to
discussion about the sale OF the church
tenements to Edward e. Allison. local
traction king and when asked her opln-
ion OF the church by Rev. Smith BOYD.
says II is apparently lucrative business
enterprise. Allison takes Gall riding In
his motor car. When he suggests he Is
entitled to rest on the laurels OF MS
achievements she asks the disturbing
question: "Why7" Gail, returning to her
Uncle Jim's home from her drive with Al
lison. finds cold disapproval In the eyes
of Rev Smith Boyd. who is calling there;
At bobsled party Gail finds the world
uncomfortably full OF men. and Allison
tells Jim Sargent that his new ambition
is to conquer the world. Allison starts a
campaign for consolidation and control OF
the entire transportation system OF the
world Gail becomes popular. Allison
gains control of transcontinental frame
and arranges to absorb the Vedder court
tenement property of Market Square
church Gall visits Vedder court and meet
Ing BOYD there, tells him that the cathe-
dral Market Square church proposes 10
build will be out of profits wrung from
squaloT. She becomes the center or mag
netic attraction for the men OF her aunt
social set At meeting Of the seven
financial magnates OF the country. ALI
son Org8nize3 the International Transpor'
tatiOn company.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22

"a highly pleased motorman, while a
short, thick old man, and careless
fat man, and man with high fore
head and one with red mustache, all
smiling lndulgently, clogged the space
in the rear.
Allison boarded the car, and greeted
his guests, and came straight through
to the motorman's cage, as Gail. In
response to the clang of the bell.
pulled the lever. She was just get
ting that easy starting glide, and she
was filled with pride in the fact.
"You should not stand bareheaded
in front OF that window" greeted ALI
son, almost roughly; and he closed 1t.
Gail turned very sweetly to the mo-
torman.
Thank you," she said, and gave him
the lever, then she walked back into
the carr 1t had required some repres'
sion to avoid recognizing that dicta'
torial attitude, and Allison felt that
she was rather distant, and wondered
what was the matter; but he was a
practical-minded person, and he felt
that 1t would soon blow over.
i've been neglecting this view" she
observed gazing out into the rapidly
diminishing perspective, then she
glanced up sidewise at the tall young
rector, whose eyes were perfectly
blue.
He answered something or other
and the conversation was so obviously
a tete-a-tete that Allison remained be
hind. Tim looked up at Allison with
complacent grin. as the latter sal
beside him.
well, Eddie, put in plug FOL
you," stated Tim, with the air OF one
looking for approval
"How's thati" inquired Allison ah
) AtCAatSSlS.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
CHAPTER XII.
The Survival Of the EIttsst.


A short, thick old man, gray-beard-
ed and puff-eyed and loaded with enor-
nous Jewels, met Gail, Lucille and
Arly. Ted Teasdale and Rev. Smith
Boyd, at the foot of the subway stairs,
and introduced himself with smiling
ease as Tim German, beaming with
much pride In his widespread fame.
"Mr. Allison couldn't be here" ex.
planned Tim, leading the way to the
brightly lighted private car. Were
to pick him up at Hoadley park Miss
Sargent, as hostess of the party. is
to have charge of everything"
The side doors slid open as they ap-
preached, and they entered the car
peted and draped car, furnished With
wicker chairs and well-stocked buf
fet. In the forward compartment were
three responsible-looking men and a
motorman, and one of the respon.
sibles, fat gentleman who did not
seem to care how his clothes looked,
leaned into the parlor.
| All lSduy hO lhquiCd' WIN az
air of concealing a secret impression
that women had no business here
Tim German, who had carefully seen
to 1t that he had seat between Gail
and Arly, touched Gail on the glove
Ready. thank YOU" she replied
glancing brightly at the loosely ar
rayed fat man, and she could see that
Immediately a portion Of that secret
impression was removed.
With an easy glide, which increased
with surprising rapidity into express
speed, the car slid into the long, glis
tening tunnel. still moist with the
odors of building.
Tim German had adroitly blocked
Gail into a corner. and was holding
her attention.
Ed Allison is one Of the smartes
boys in New York." he enthuslas
tically declared. did you ever SCI
anybody as busy as he isi"
He seems to be very energeti,
man." Gail assented. with . suddeI
remembrance of how busy Allison hat
) always been