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The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
Big Exposition Excells
ChicagO's, Declares
Henry Russcl
WAR COUNTRIES
REPRESENTED
Britain, Germany and
Others Have Good
Exhibits

Henry Russell yiCe-presidcnt and
general counsel OF the Michigan Cen
tral railway. returned recently from
trip 10 the coast, during which be
visited the San Francisco and san
Diego eHpositions
The Panama Pacific exposition in
san Francisco is far tho more I'm
portant of the two and Is. under the
apparently deterrent conditions
which obtain, an extraordinarily sue
ccssful and creditable worlds fair"
said Mr.. Russell 1T seemed, %
years ago. that Chicago had set a
pace with the Columbian exposition
which could not be excelled Bur
owing to the great advance which
has been made I'm the arts, especially
in the use OF cement in architecture.
and electrical appliances for light.
heat and power. the San Francisco
exposition eycels H.
The wonderful beauty of The site
facing the Golden Gate and looking
out upon the Pacific, with seven bat
tleships at anchor and a host of 9th
or craft plying about, the range OF
mountains In the foreground across
tho bay tho rising heights OF the
Preside at the left and The steep
descent 20 the great and nne cir, a.
the back make the location superior
even 10 ChicaEo's nne front ON Lake
Michigan.
THE type OF Standardization
mission architecture adhered to.
with It's suBdued orange and red
coi9rings, Ats the surroundings bet.
ter think, than a white city would
San Francisco is nncly-con.
s'ructed and finished city a. com
pared with almost any other Amori
ear city in these progressive times
II has been practically reconstruct
ed since the FIRE Of 1906 Cthc com.
munity there never says 'cprth.
quakeD. and 10 is simply "a woNder
that The city. In addition 10 its re
creation has been able to carry ts
really great exposition 10 success.
The papers announce that formef
President Taft. who dug the first
spadcful Of earth. four years ago
Witnessed the burning Of tho last
mortgage covering -, last week
"Tho foreign exhibits are better
than could have been expected
France, England italy and also Ger,
many arc fairly represented, and the
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
PUTS IT Up
TO H. B, JOY
Secretary ID ami e ! $
ID enies 5 Statement
Attributed to Him.

Josephus Daniels. secretary of the
navy, is Of the opinion that Henry b.
JOY president OF the Packard Motor
Car Go. and writer ON political and
social topics. is inaccurate. to say
The least
Leslics Illustrated Weekly News
paper for sept published am artt
Gle ON Service for America. writ
teen by Mr. JOY i'm which be advo.
catcd military training for au male
citizens Nj JOY Wishing to- point
out our alleged lack OF deicnscs.
said in part
"Grandiloqucut statements by The
secretary CT The navy that our navy
lis superior % amy ir th. world arc
given 10 press Representatives, who
spread the fol-obood broadcast Our
secretary of the iayy knows better
ot bc should withdraw"
Evidently our secretary of thc
navy does know better Asked by
Tie Times when ne had made these
"grauliloqucut statements. Secre-
tgry Daniels wired from Washing
ton
"Auswcr.ne your wire ] never
made the statement attributed 90
nae 20 anybody az any lime or ar
auy place
IT is now mp to MI JOY to produce
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
HIGHLAND PARK
POLICE FORCE
TRACKS MEN

HIGHLAND PARK. Sept.
Highland Parks police dep meut
has mo- reserve force at present and
90 was learned last vccJ, chat Che
heads of the department. win en-
daavor 20 get hold of a number ot
desirable men 10 oh up He rr-ryt
ist The department usually Gas
on hand @ uumur Af applications
for positions ON the-orcr. bu tHr
MU must measure ny to the stand
ard set for tbr local department
Parolman Fred BowcJmau rcctuc
ly resigned from The force. and there
is now vacancy Carl FLYNN. ar
othor member OF the force. has been
sick for some time. $50 that there
are only 30 meYhers available a.
present out of the total force OF 32
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
Il WAS HUNGRY"
THIEF'S DEFENSE

'T've walked the streets for four
days and nights. hungry. and with
no place 10 sleep That's VIII did
H."
Robert O'Connell, 80 years old.
made this explanation. at o'clock
Sunday morning after Do had been
caught rohbine the drug store Of J.
+ Platz No 25S Fifth-st Ne had
taken about 81 In small change from
The ill. and was leaving through "A
side window. when detectives Siska
and Ncitzel arrested him O'Con.
nell refused 10 tell where he lived
He FIRST gave the name Of John Sui.
livau. but admitted his name was
O'Connell after the officers found
letter on his person he said he
has been unable to find work.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
RAIN CAUSE
OF MISHAPS

Slippery pavements, due 70 the
intermittent rains. caused several
traffic accidents. Sunday No scri-
Gus injuries resulted. according to
police reports.
John ID Brumbaugh, 2i years old.
of No 1874 Fifthst. was crossing
Michigau-avo., near Fourthst. i'm
the afternoon He slipped ON the
car tracks. and was struck by an
eastbound car lie was. injured
about the head. and was removed
to st Mary's hospital
Henry G Schubert. OF No 1852
Fourteenth-st drove his automobile
into an excavation on Michiganave.,
az 8 O'Clock IN the evening The
machine was badly damaged and
Schubert was slightly injured
While trying TO turn the corner
in q taNicab. az Miohigan-aye and
Twclfth-st., at $50 o'clock in the
evening. Lynn Taylor. . years old.
OF No 3j2 Pennsylyania.ave. drove
sqGarely into the vestibule OF q
Michigan car. when his automobile
skiddod The from Of the street
car was crushed I'm and The taxicah
was badly damaged Taylor was
removed to tho Grace hospital an
mex II is feared he IS internally
injured
Martha Wcarzak, "a wears old
was struck 10y an intGurban car. AZ
Woodward and Warrcnavcs She
was not badly hurt and vas re-
moved 10 her home.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06

exhibits from across the western
ocean, from Japan. China and the
islands ot the sea, are so superior
Uu they compensate
"The Panama Pacific exposition in
san Diego. while it does not com
pare In extent with the san Fran
cisco show. is i'm it- design and land
So pc effect thiug OF beauty and a
JOY forever do not remember ever
10 have looked upon more bcautt
Dl group of buildings and landscape
effects than my first view in the
moonlight evening. from the great
new arcbod bridge or causcway, OF
tur white buildings all OF the mis-
sion type of architecture. in perfect
larmony. little city full of bells
and towers and white walls grown
with deep red flowers The bril-
lancy of the green i'm The southern
foliage also adds MS effect The eX-
libits there are wisely confined 90
certain limits. In the way of citrus
fruit Development archaeological
history. agricultural machinery for
the rich lands of southern Califor
MIA etc, and each of them is 10 be
commended
San Diego has also become an
important city and shows its enter
prise in the exposition project by
the way, the high school and sta
dium in san Diego are very notice
able structures The high school is
sci upon commandue site and
looks like a bit Of oxford univer-
slty and thc stadium is about equal
TO IIarvard's
"The midway in Chicago and the
pike IN 81 Louis become the zone
In san Francisco and tho isthmus
On SAN Diego The usual line OF
sdcshovs. with their barkers. is
on hand but there are two shows In
the zone-a miniature electrical and
tclcphonic representation OF the Pan
anna canal. and q reproduction of the
Yellowstone park, with "A Duplicate
of the old Faithful inn as rcstau
rant, and on the lsthmus a remark
able reproduction on quite an exteu-
sive scale OF the Arizona desert
which are excellent. The Panama
canal exhibit will no doubt be re
produced throughout the United
States
Mr. Russei mad hts automobile.
and toured mp and down the coast
I'm this way. ON the fine roads of the
coast. he saw everything convenient
ly. from the great city OF Seattle TO
tho Mexican line IN San Francisco
De met his son. william and hi'
companions. Robert Gray. son of Il.
= Gray. two sons OF Dr j n Book |
Frank and Herbert. Edsel Ford. sou
OF Henry Ford and Tom Whitehead |
son of J whitehead. who toured
from Detroit across tho continent
hy The Santa Pc trail in their auto
mobiles and returned by the north
crn Oregon trail They had many
adventures. endured some hardshlrr
but made Tho trip without accident
and came back safe and hearty after
a journey Of 5000 miles
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Sept 6.--The Allan lin
lr Hesperian, attacked by a German
submarine off the Irish coast Satur-
aay evening sank a 6.f7 a. m. to-
day while proceeding 10 Queenstown.
The Allan line here gave out this
statement at $50 a. m, without fur
ther details. Nothing is known here
Of the fate OF Captain Main and 9th
or officers and members OF her crew
Who were stnl aboard the liner
VIXEN dispatches were Glcd 10 Lol.
don last night
Earlier adyices had indicated that
though the liner was badly damaged
she was expected 10 remain aaoaL
She was due 10 arrive al Queens
town al about 10 a m today Her
course took her over the graves Of
the Lusitania and Arabic and 81 is
presumed that She settled within a
few miles OF the hulk of one Of the
other liner that fell victim TO the
German T-boats
Contradictory reports were re.
ceiyod here TO-DAY about Che loss OF
life in the submarine attack on the
Hesperian. Offices OF the Allan line
gave cur statement before news
that the Hesperiau had uuk reach
ed here that the $50 pa eengers and
300 men of her crew uaI an been
put into the boats and had reached
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
President Called HypO-
critic in Staattver-
bound Resolutions
WANT GERMAN
IN ALL SCHOOLS
Also Favor Law Re-
stricing American
Rights at Set

JACKSON, Mich, Sept C-In a
heated and lengthy series on resolu-
tons, delegates 10 thc convention of
the Michigan Staatsyeband, now
meeting I'm this city, after asserting
FIRST their intense loyalty 90 tbe Unit
I'd States. denounced the Wilson ad-
minstrajion as pro-ally and unneu.
tral The resolutions Wero passed
at Saturday nights meeting
IN addition 10 charging 'he presi-
dent with hypocrisy they urge a law
prohibiting the sailing of Americans
on ships which carry contmUand o.
war, and the teaching OF German in
tie public schools
The resolutions follow
cone year OF ,hc European war
haas passed by Russia, by her own
admission is down ON hcr knees;
Franc, is ai her Wits end. and the
British empire Is trembling and
cracking u .t- Huol. 7truc,Wt.
Germany ud hcr ally Austria
hungary not ou.E have Vithstool
AN ATTACKS OF world OF enemies,
bu also have vctoriously carried
lhr.r uass iao the enemies conn
tries and proven 20 an the world.
that rle ara n no need of any
outside ltlp Whatever tho mem
beers and delegates of the stats
yoraud ot Haa.-tn. sseenoled IN
uudal convention at Jackson on
this 1ftb day o.. september. 1918,
will ay below iu apparent favor of
Gcrm8W must therefore not bc
construed am attempt 20 help
Germany for she win help hersclf
from within hrr oNn strength. as
shc has done so up to this day
However Jbc imp has come.
when wc Germm-Amclcaus. must
moro uuphatirdly than ever before.
address oursDjvc. to our fellow
utz.us and declare. that vc feel n
10 be our 1,own duty uo toward
Germany but toward tu Moa
than Which ru country is d.Hrer ta
orr heart .o tsar daNH ra. H H
Ii., woven around this country hy
England UI h.r l..e. ,.I as
Hr fI.Ir aryiit American ur or
aa0a Nr fsrl .a 1 5e uHe tH.
tho more since IataI. tho saH. Ia
factory 1u1 t Aw H.a1 branch
d.d nor deter from ta- frHir e.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
TWO BALL GAMES
THIS AFTERNOON

Tho morning game scheduled be
tween the Tigers and ST. Louis
browns was postponed because Of
wet grounds. There VIII De double.
header this afternoon tho first game
starting AZ 2 o'clock This viii be
the last chance 10 see the Tigers
n action before they leave for the
east
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
Two Are Rankrunt.

Harry Pcrper clothing merchant
Jackson. Mich has fled an invol
ntary BANKRUPTCY petition listing
hiss liabilities at y5,27I 53. and his
assets az S3.olt Hans =. Stamm.
proprietor Of q cigar store 40 100
Vichie1n.ay9 has filed bankrupt
w. reu'iom scheduling bis liabilities
u $3.50 and his assets at Sl,55O.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
Three A m erica ms
Among Crew is Re-
port From Queens
Town
LOSS OF LIFE
is UNCERTAIN
Consul Frost Says Ship
Carried AZ Inch
Gun

LONDON. Sept. 6.--The Brit
ish steamer Cindelino has been
sunk by a German submarine.
Six of her crew were killed and
six injured. Thirty-one others
were landed today.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06
ARMED ALLAN Liner is
ATTACKED BY SUBMARINE
WHICH GAVE NO WARNING
THE WEATHER

Detroit md VIcinityi Monday after
noon, probable showers; Tuesday
purtl, Cioudyi moderate 10 fresh
shifting 20 westerly winds.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06

tIfred IuckinR. counsel for the board
of railway rommiSsionrrs. has bceu
invited Zoo sunHk before the East
IsfrOIt Retirement brotherhood
most Thursday struiug iio VIII
explain tho D t rs purchase plan.
The mtetlug Will br held Iu the
HWlnh Baptist church. Mcclellan
and KcrChevul-Hvca
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06

DELIVER PACKAGES. MESSAGES.
Fgr. ny Messenger Service. can
Cadillac IS0---Adr.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06

Mav Wr change fn weather,
but d. change ir Iuglitr Hf HrIsWpld
NoondaV LII r. soc--Adv
The Detroit times., 1915-09-06

Saves your time q
your eyes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
COLUMBIA WINS.

NEw YORK. Nov. a5-Columbia de-
isated Wesleyan II TO o to-day. in the
closing game Of the season. Incidental
D. 10 was the Nfth straight Win for th,
bIue and White. the eleven taking all
games OF the season. Although W.4-
leyan outwcighed her opponents. she was
.uutplaytd throughout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
MADISONS LOSE
Henry Athletic Club Wins Past Game
Yesterday by Score OF
C To o.

Yesterday afternoon. . very .N,frFrc
game was staged tt Tunnel Green. when
Ih" Madison Athletic club football team
squad hy a score of = 10 co. This game
vas played Tor the championship of the
rhio VALLEY for the UrHt-W.ights. The
li'hfN 8 weight wa 1856. Will. their op-
T"uents had them putwe.rhed by ton
pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
INDIANA BEATS TEXAS.

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. 25.-Notre
Dame. OF Indian, defeated the UuiPr-
sity Of Texas at football here to-day.
score 30 20 z.
Deceptive SHIFT formations and fax.
rms were responsible for the victory of
"a" visitors. Bergman. Cofsll. Eachman
and Ihclan were the individual stars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26

Bizzy-What's the matter. old man.
you look worried?
Fizzp-I have some cause 10. | en-
gagged a nan TO trace my pedigree.
Bizzy-Wcll. hasn't ne succeeded?
Fizzy-Succecdcd2 should say he
has, Now. I'm paying him hush
money.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26

NlLLlAMSPORT. Pa. Nov. 25-Frcd
a freshman az Dickinson col
i'Ee while playing with the Freshman
football team against Williamsport High
s'hv'I this afternoon received Injuries
ln the last TWO minutes OF pIav FROM
Pie died tonight. lie never recll-
cred consciousness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
LEHIGH EASY
FOR WASH JEFF
RED AND BLACK PLAYED THE vIsI
TORS OFF THEIR FEET YES
YESTERDAY
Lehigh Could Not Score Unti, FOURTH
Quarter WEea Sec~nd String Men
Were Given Chance.

special nlsuat.L Go the Iuteligeu,,r
best form oi TN, season wneu % wallop-
81 Lehigu - Co . before 90, higg,~J
crowd OF Oh. season co 'ollcgr ueld
tack had do, visitors N,vlfI,r-I 81 an
times. IcW score .t.T,-,u f- -four
touchdovuS .uo tHr-. r.~ultIu- goals
The way was paved Con Iw4 uI .ne-,
through -ma-uluu play u' Nlthsr~ruUu.
who went down under two puut-. and
tackled the uuart,rua.h -n us.U Dee
fumbicd tr" bail ami ts'u I-cuN'rrI I.
himself. S.Utut marches uH Iu HIuus
IS. end runs aud iHrwarI uu--'.. vI.u
MctrrlEht and h'Eutu doing the U.ty.
work. produced tn' other two. Mp--l
hlcN"d three s"'I- Three successful
passes against tu, J,u scrubs put the
fourtB gHtrlsr. Hlpam.s Ctnau Lee
highs star h%Iliua,,. t1 hIea 81 t.lu goal
First Quarter.
LchiEu 1~-um,u Iu" defensive. punt
straight football McCr,lght and ~touhr
sarryinE the uatI. a 3D. marched Co
ten or O. bad pass. Captain rate iu.-I-
Sert'a MyDr.iEht pass. After ga
Haliuw,I 10 flmul. ANA recovered OIL
Lehl-h~ twenty yard uu, Ten pias-
put Hc'reight over the lin. NloS,r
worked % LehiEh thirty yard lu, when
second Quarter.
L'UlAh uflH .uu. ltN l~. .tU4II punt
81. Nc. r'lEht made 90 thirty yard pass
y" ti'l man "uH Hiaul.l center Tor a
goal from 90 aIficuIt ,uEl, IS a D.
it,lIN'u I. fi.N'r Hui rIrf+u after
tFyiuE ih' hr' Mitgsrsppou duplicated
lowell J.0 tneH shifted To- tn. na~sir-
sttacN Ale'reiEht threw tH,m win
attack TOOK 90. ban %. tne ten Yard i.r.
M'Nt' Hi"N' -.''u Hni N.'r'I-nt t.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
NO DEFEAT IN g YEARS.

SEATTLE. Wash No, IA record
OF eight consecutive years without "A de-
t'at Yves Established fHr tI, UniverSftv
Of Washington football team tp-d9r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26

when the local eleven defeated the Uni
Nersit yot Colorado team. - to o. In th,
closing game Of the 1915 season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED.

H'rgham. in the second quarter runniu.
sixty yards for touchdown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
CORNELL TEAM CHAMPION
OF THE EASTERN SECTION
DEFEATS UNIVERSITY OF PENN
SlLVANIA IN GREATEST CON-
TEST OF THE YEAR.
with Defeat Staring Them in the Face
1Evy Pound way To Victory In
The Last Quarter

PHILADELPHIA. Nov .5-CuruyII
i'''tI'H .Hr q University uf Fruu-y lytuIa
Cd rankin Field today Boz one OF rho
t' sgarred Eridiruu ia % long um, and
l"nI-ns 'u' Iihacans are claiming tine
FOOTBALL championship OF th, Fast. The
cate tu, t'rribl. scare fH, lighting Qua
N,.- Ht. Oh. uu1'iet,eu big l;-d team
lu' i.ulI quarter opened with Penn
.l''Nt- leading . Co and cornell tight
Barrett leading 900 ths attack.
'r.-t Iv1u.i battered about uy var
..i NE DO. season and dc--
." n.r poor showing H4l risen TE, a
"'. i1e -,caud period. swept COR
.he iranfig cheering OF Der faithful fol-
H.. Then 'a.utII. backed down D
'h' Just trench with defeat staring her
In fIH face. showed Dee. championship
'I fsuu-yIEauI.t- great ..f.u-. and u4r-
..''l hnf way f" victory Dos scoring
2S.Ooo Saw victory
Twenty five thousand persons saw The
N'N l"rA state team win her WAY t0
I"'inAll hnuHr- % was DoruflI- third
.gr fourth win o.er her I'D rivals .n
go hero and closed BIZ f,o,uau career
Do" scoring fs of DHruslr- % points
Cornell had 40 tuo better ~ tr. rr,.-
.iE boo fl" flTs. period but Pennsylvania
lrj4Ngnaisa defense was strong enough
D." Keep tho I'.HUIn- from scoring Do
.." .c.nd period Penn vIvau.t showed
most ~ her brilliant playing cornell
hy The terrific line hHet.ur az her ut..s
'Hr'fIu Barrett masking r.. Score. .. a.
snort end run F.nn-E Iy1rII ..."-.. fH.
.nI .' '"FnslI t'rrI'.r. on O. f.whl. and
NH" -'f HHr" % rHrI. for holding rf.r.
mo 'tItn"r- executed a. .umrItr nov F.r.
nation with fH. result that she r..-T
900 -."L. LL 3D. |-. bod. HL-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26

McCarty. Germantowu Academy. Head
L~inesnan. Merrimau. Geneva. Time uI
periods Is minute
Pitt sCOrtng-rbuChdowuS Hurtiugs
? goals from touChdowns Hastings -.
goals from field. HartiugS. Gouglcr.
Substitutes Pitt Sizes for Carlson
nifty for Thoruhill. Shapiro FOR Peck:
Beattte FOR Heron. DE Hart FOR
Meadows. Gougler for Hastings MC-
Nutty for Williamson. Frye Tor Mc-
Iaren.
Penn State-Yergcr FOR Bergman.
Morris FOR Thomas. bergman FOR YER
ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26

central = e.. o.. Island 4 c.. o.
i.'nrN A. e.. o. Madison a. e.. o.
IiEh. Co.,
Newark. De-. Martins F.rr, Athletics
' trfut,-t,dl
MIIgI. b.r-r.. HA. -....-..u- t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

cine 3abigfeit bes gebarrers, NIT Ell.
rem @orte cine iittlide 8olfSgroBe,
Ser fem Golf Ser groe bie gbrerbie=
tung miro berlagen fonnen. Wm
raioniert 10 oft uber 6eutide &ubm-
rebigfeit. @ie muroen aber mir
Sd1pei5er uns bruiten, men1 mir pro-
5%entual cine abnlibe 2eiitung auf=
meilen f0nnten, pte crit Ste 6ran=
5oien un6 6ie gnglan6er. @ie penig
je6od mur &1bme6igfeit bel bieier
5peiten beut1den Mnleibe nit I'M
Spiele. eth, fait gerduidloS ging
es 5u un6 ber. un6 Sos Gn6e NOR
Die rreun Mi1tar6entbat. Sic lit bie
groEe goloene Heidsglode. Seute
ldl1tet lie Ia1rdbolten in ernlten, fol-
lenben S0nen, baB Ser Sdan in aae
6einoeslan6e oringt. l1nb na4 6em
3urdbolten miro tie sieg laltten, Ell
men gan5en, pol1en gieg. l1n6 nod
DEM Siege 5rie6e. Sour Ser 6rieoe,
Ser iid auf 6em @ieg Ser 3entrol=
mddte m1f6m1t, miro Elm gutter fir
sic Menihbeit, fir europa unb BE-
ionoers a1h fir bie Sdmei5 iein.
9orm balte man %unenfpegt felt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
9mnabmrg mno Sim
fir6en.

Ser lebte Mpril bat in Ser &rtegs'
loge 5tpei bo9intereiionte @rttpide'
lungen gebradt. SIN Siten baben
sic 6eutiden Er11ppen sic BON Dinn-
burg nod 9ibou %fIbren6e @iienbobn
erreidt uro inn @eiten b@ beuti4e
Mrtinerie sic fran50fiide Seefeih1ng
Diinffirden beidoifen 2ibm lit eine
ruIiiide @afenitaot on Ser Sitiee,
9iinoburg Elm tpidtiger @ilenbobn'
fnotenpunfft in Ser Souptlinie. Mor-
Misunderstanding. 8is Samitag mnB<
tie nrar nidt, oaB be11tide Truppen
iid in 6ieiem Ebeile &l1blam6s Be-
fun6en. Man bot es bier nit elmer
ser 0perationert 5u tbun, bie gan3
@in6enburg'ides @eprdge trdgt. Sn
oner @tine lit 6ieier Bug nod Nor,
6en porbereitet un6 6urdgefubrt
mor6en.
@as 6ie 6eut{9e @eeresleitung nit
oieiem @oriboB, Ser ar@ fin Die @ni-
len cine grobe l1eberrai@ung gene
len 5u iein i6eim, be5tDe#, ldBt iid
ldtper iagen. Dariiber miii1en Die
maditen Sage ooer @oden a1tsfunft
geben. Ser WoritoB eebt in zines Ser
reiditen @ebiete &ublanos. auber<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

he1tte al1t nod falt un0 tribe lein,
mir milie11, Oub mir, ro9 ebe plel
Gage pergeben, id0nes, marmes 8et-
ter baben merOel, babet mll11en.
ltn0 marum loaten mir nidt boffen?
2ie 5uoerldiigen Nadridten, Sic ur=
lere 2eler beute in Ser 3eitung tim
Sen, flingen ge1piB nid)t idledt. gor=
>pirt5 gebt es I'M Often, %lteuenpeile
nit Nieienidritten, I'M @elten nutur=
gen1dB langlam, idrittpelle; aber
pprmGrt5 ouf beiben Seiten. Sic bon
9onoon, Naris uno ct. petersburg
aus IN Sic @elt geletten 9sadrihte11
Iino 10 offenfulroig unridtig> ooB
Dies ollein ifon altf SEN unginitigen
Stat1o Ser EDDIE Ser p%erbiin0ete1
Teinoe 0eutidlanos idlieBen labt.
Ser gegenmdrtige aampT I'm Ste
3ur0unellen miro auem @nl6eine
nah genau 10 ungiini1ig fitr ote M1=
ll1erten altsgehe1, Dle 1Dr groBer
perbdl1gniBpoaer 6lottenangriff auf
Sic gefeltigl1ngen ant gingange Ser
MeeresltraBe.
ltnD mas Sic 3uitGnbe inn @ater=
luroe lelbit ar1betrtft, uber Sic I'M
lere 2eier ia I'M aQgen1elnen lomlelo
idpn gut urterridtet Iin0, 10 permei=
len mir auf SEN be1te an anoerer
Steae per0ffentlidten 9rief aus DEM
Sta0tden ct. Sobunn on Ser Saar,
Ser crit Dor orei @oden gel6rieben
m11roe un0 ser mir Ser 6reunolt6feit
zines 2eier5 ber6anfen. IS itebt gut
Tim ous oel1tlde 2ano un6 8olf. Sen
9eutld]en bier un6 a1t0ersno IN Der
Gremoe mag ser ginn beute mobl
mebr als lie aus Ser meiten, meiten
@elt nod 9nuie iteben, ober tie fon-
mem Ser Seimatb nit Soffnrng uno
3uperii9t %ge0enfen.