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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
HEAVY NEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat less meat II you feel eaekachy
or have bladder troubIe-rake
ND GLASS Of Salts. 5#s( 81

Eat less meat II you feel eaekachy
or have bladder troubIe-Take
glass Of Salts
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make "a mistake by
flushing the Kidneys occasionally,
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites the kid.
neys, they become overworked from
the strain, get sluggish and fail to fl.
ter the waste and poisons from the
blood, then we get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble,
nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessness
and urinary disorders come from slug.
,gish kidneys.
The moment you feel q dull ache in
the kidneys or yC\r back hurts or If
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full Of
sediment, irregular of passage or at.
tended by a sensation Of scalding,
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any phar.
macy; take a tablespoonful in a glass
Of water before breakfast and in a
few days your kidneys will act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
dCIO W 6peo anu IeuOu JUICE, GULL
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
the kidneys, also to neutralize the
acids in urine so it n longer causes
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
sssTf f re- s%f 80
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful efferves-
cen liihia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
Kidneys clean and active and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious
kidney complications. 5f
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20

help amounting in some cases to- $3o,'
900 a year, it may lbe aeld that this
Ia taking property without due pro-
cess Of law.
If payment at the source, or imper'
feet knowledge of whether the indi.
vidual part Of whose money was held,
was exempt or not, means irrecoyer'
able loss if the man turns out to be
exempt, the same principle applies.
And II firms taxed really through
the individuals composing them, pay
vastly more than joint stock compan'
les in the same business, the law Is
discriminatory, and may be repudlat'
ed by the court One automobile con-
Germ run by a firm in Detroit, claims,
through counsel, that it pays $4,000,
where on like profits a corporation in
the same line of manufacture paid
only $4,000. -''''
All or these ISSUES are interesting
The first Of the three is most nearly
vital. For without collection at the
source" the government must devise
new and vastly more expensive meth
DDS of collection WHICH would make
the tax less useful as a revenue pro
ducer.
The supreme court will give the
benefit of every doubt to the consti'
nationality OF the law. That is what
it is supposed to do always. But II
crudities Of statute makers nave run
athwtart of tne fundamental law, the
court will wipe out such crudities,
without. assailing in any way the prin'
ciple, Of an income tax. $a..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
oID.T11dE COLD CURE
DRINK HoT TEA

Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful Of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It is the most
effective way to break q cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking up . cold.
Try it the next time you suffer from
. cold or the grip. Il is Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore cate
and harmless.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
ESCAPE OF iNrERNEo GERMANS.

ESCAPE OF iNrERNED GERMANS.
There is rather more of :rurnor than
OF seriousness in the escape OF six
German officers from the interned
Kronprinz Wilhelm, at Norfolk. They
are said to nave gotten clear on a
small power boat which they had
bought, with the knowledge and con-
sent Of the nsvy yard commandant,
TO make little trips about the hay.
The start was made VITA the approval
of the same authority. The officers
Just wandered out to sea, on a vessel
that supplements its sails with a
'kicker" capable Of making Eve miles
an hour. They are not likely to do
much damage to any British man-ot;;
war. Their personal courage or dare
deviltry cannot be doubted.
Assuming that they should get to
Germany in some. mysterious way, the
1Alser WOuld NE very likely to send
them back here. In the war between
Japan and Russia, a Russian naval
vessel took refuge in San Francisco
harbor, and was interned till the end
ing Of 0hostilities. Three officers who
escaped from her actually got to Pc
trograd, then St. Petersburg, and were
promptly returned to the custody Of
the United States.
The dignity Of our neutrality de-
mands that these six Germans he re-
claimed and kept with their snip.
The proper forms will be followed.
Yet the issue involved is not Of great
practical Importance to any power on
earth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
EDISON DAY.

While q nation celebrates Edison
Day, tomorrow, when Thomas A. Edi'
son gave to the world the electric
lamp, thirtysix years ago, it must not
he forgotten that Edison is n Of the
greatest inventors the world ever
knew. Besiase irving TO civilization
a number Of YsssEsssst inventions,
such as the aalin machine, tele-
phone and ssipparatus, NOV:
ing picture machines, concrete houses
poured en- rstorage battery,
and many o1@sEsthinAi''o no less i'm,
portanee, it lspas forgotten taat
this remarkable man has to his credit
no less than hfteen hundred patents.
From the VIII sAa1gshak Edison sold
his first patent; ! nanitiple telegraph
invention, fof S40.QQ0 he mas been
active in pr~odseihnElne w things. From
1869, the date 81, hissfrst patent, up
to the summer pfIslosbS had secured
1928 separate sAtssM ais name.
and many. msp'lsssssseen granted
since then. uatae height of his activ-
ity. in 1882, hSappliad f1ef 141 patents
within the yesi ltest remark
able ventionssiss9SSnsxszstorag bat
terry for electricity, on which he work
ed for years and spent a fortune OF
100000 o0 before it came up to his
rigid specifications.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20

and let a threshing machine flywheel
literally pull his right arm Off at the
elbow. The boy was tightening a nut
on the engine when the wrench slip
ped. Instead of losing consciousness
the boy directed farm hands how to
apply a tourniquet and then prepare
a wagon to take him to the doctors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
hub Soreness from joints and muscles
with . small j lSbottle Of
old St. Jacobs OH
Stop closing" Rheumatism.

Stop dosing Rheumatism.
It's pain only: not one case IN hfty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth.
ing, penetrating 'St. Jacobs Oil" right
On the "tender spot" and BY the time
you say Jack Robinson-out comes the
rheumatic pain. Isl. jacobs Oil" is
q harmless rheumatism cure which never
disappoints and doesn't burn the. skin. u
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and bones; stops
sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia.
Timber upl Get . Is cent bottle
OF old.time, honest "St. Jacobs 0il'
from any drug store, and in = moment
you'll DO free from pains, aches and
stiffness. Don't suferl Rub Fheuma-
tism away.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
LEGAL ATTACK on INCOME TAX

LEGAL ATTACK ON INCOME TAX.
The United States income tax law
Is being attacked very seriously in
the argument before the supreme
court. That Congress may tax In
comes without! regard to census or
enumeration is eettled by the terms
OF the constitutional amendment.
That it may graduate the tax is res
3udicata: It may. But on other points
the present law is open to question.
II collection at the source" in.
wolves for some corporations that dis.
tribute fncomes-dividends, interest,
trust funds-an expense for clerical
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
Trace Spread of Disease
.... To Impure Milk Supply

,phoid fever the better class OF MONIES
are invaded more largely because OF
the fact that these people can moro
to use milk to a larger extent than
the poorer class. We also n tAe
case rate higher among women n
children as they use milk more e.
tensively than the men.
The disease from a mlk4Dourne
source usually runs a mild course.
This is due to the fact that the Virll-
lence of the bacilli is somewhat les
sened during the time in which they
are in the milk.
Scarlet Fever.
Milk is rather a frequent Vehicle
for scarlet fever infection, the out
breaks of which are often very serious
and extensive. There have been 81
outbreaks of scarlet fever traced to
,tne milk supply. Thirtytfive Of these
| epidemics have been traced to the pro-
ducing farm, distributing dairy, or
milk shop. An epidemic at Washing
ton in which there were a Large num-
her of cases was found to be caused
by a co%nvalescent with a discharging
ulcer on the finger who was milking
on one of the producing farms.
D%iphtheria.
Diphtheria epidemics caused by in
fected milk are more limited both as
to number. and area than mifktbourne
! epidemics of typhoid or scarlet fever.
There were 20 epidemicss Of dipntheria
traced to- the milk supply unlimited
| States and Great Britain during the
years 1S95-1907. The milk Is usually
| contaminated by a case or a carrier,
| although it may become infected by
taking the containers from a place
lwhere the disease exists. AT Lincoln.
| Nebraska, an outbreak occurred
which wa caused byi;a carrier work
ing on farm. There were ITO cases
and twoi deaths, the economic loss
(actaaE, not estimated} was almost
$40, 0OO. # t4sM 3f}E ~
Septic Sore Throat.
Septic sore throat is an Infection
caused by a group of bacteria known
as steptococci. Their source in the
milk is generally due to an infection
of the cows udders, although a few
epidemics have been traced to human
infection. The largest epidemics. OF
| this disease have been in Chicago,
Boston, Baltimore, and Concord, IN. III.
The following table, which shows
| the milk .epidemics in Boston, indi-
Gates in the clearest manner possible
the danger of infection from this
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
ENTERTAINMENT COURSES.

The people of Bismarck this week
will have opportunity to extend their
patronage to the opening numbers Ut
two courses Of entertainments, one
the course provided by the extension
department Of the Dakota Conserva-
tory of Music, and the other the ly-
ceum course. Both Of these are splen-
did courses and deserve the heartiest
support from the people Of Bismarck
There is no greater pleasure which
can be afforded to persons of culture
than the privilege Of listening to some
form Of interpretative art, whether
it he music, singing, reading or leo
turing. F:
The musician ,or the reader creates
an Atmosphere stof calm d fFeneetite
tranqunity;;sof ueditative antiApdtton
ness that must be coaxed. They stir
the imagination apd in!cite it to tai take
wings thstat tmfiy piegsss tta.eesyep!sof
sense s1aha EdprshendIS 4 sSs11ntyisaale.
5 Bhsy 5 a8aa}s4 XII \ 4 Gss $ ~ IaaIRa ass E.
ing Of art WHICH is forever felt, but
never wholly defined. They stir the
emotions, not through crude sensa.
but throngh theesd1l;j small
voice that penetrates to the heart.
Thus, IN the midst 81 the MMaolrtaktsa-ddaay
world these h~igh-class entertainments
may lure the soul away to the regions
of poetic and eternally fresh sources
of unalloyed and spiritual happiness,
to the pure ether Of the upward {aspir.
ing and outreaching life that appre-
nends the infinite and the invisible.
As such their possible benefit is Inn
measurable. As sucn they deserve
unstinted patronage and should re-
ceive it. Entertainments Of the cali
Der Of those offered in either Of the
above mentioned courses are not 80
frequent in Bismarck as to he in any
sense too numerous, in fact, they are
far from being numerous enough, and
so should have the hearty support Of
all.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
-
THE WEATHER. -

. For North Da1cta-General e
: ly fair Wednesday and ;proba- q
, ply Thursday; no decided {
: change in temperature. {
%>$
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20

81 Total ....... $500. =. l.ssaa .4O96
The next question iss .sEHHoYa are we
to guard against ffthese ltstyages?"
The answer to this questionacan be
given in one word, %tRFastellization."
Efficient pasteurizationS q milk
used will render it aEsafe s1pply, pro-
;viding that the containersysS BOTTLES,
used for the pastealrized smitkt are all
STERILE IAN added lprecanttoA would
1be to lave strict MISREPRESENTATION
OF all persons coming Mscontact with
the milk in any wayganA ssconstant
yeterinary inspectionsO Of the producing
animals. The latter would ba a prob
,lem, watch would be too large for the
larger Of our citiessto hand SO the
problem of a safe 1nilkslslpplt is an
swered by dairy inspections and by
pasteurization. IS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-20
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1915

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a NMh1RE THE TRIBUNE GAN .
. De SOUGHT. D
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80 Grand Forks, n. o.
Devils Lake, N. .. ::
u. j. Rosenberg, News A9eoS ,
f q, ]. b Turner. News Agent
/. . m'not' N. o.
Ot. Charles Hotel. aS3%.
Mlnneapolh
Kemp 4 Cohsn. News Asent6
, Hotei Dyckman ,l3f~
; Hotsi Radisson
Merchants Hotel
st. Marie. Fifth ST. News A8soe
LOCAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the "a hours ending at Z p. M,
October 10, 1915.
Temperature at z a. m. .......... ~
Temperature at q p. m. .......... 46
Highest temperature ...!......... "a
Lowest temperature ,........... 10
Precipitation .....,............. None
Highest undoubtedly. .... 40-NW
tFntte4stah
For North Dakota: Unsettled and
much colder tonight; "wednesday fair
and colder.
ORR1s W. ROBERTS,
Section Director.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

i6m1plabe gu merfen. 0ann miro
Deutiblano niht BLOB Ben groBten
Sbeil Ser 9ruppen, sen er gu 8egtm
bes Sabres gum Shube ungarns am
Moliden Gl1Be Der &arpatben 5uiam>
men5og, fir Sen meitli@en @riegs-
dmtplab freimaden t0nnen: 6ann
miro oa,d Oeiterreid-l1ngarn imitan-
Sc fem, a11f 6em meitliden &riegs-
l9a1plate ein3uiprtngen, un6 Damn
miro 6ort sic gmiheioung fauen.
@ilitariide Sahperitdnbige, 6ie nit
ben @erbaltmiien int @eIten pertrout
|1in6, itn6 Ser Mmiidt, oaB es elmer
ricriaden uebermadt be6iirfen miro,
1m an elmer breiten Sront 6urd8u-
bre6en un6 SEN @egner iiber BEN
&aufen gu renr1en. Die @lliierten
iino nidt imitanoe> cine iolde l1eber-
mo@t o1tf5ubrtngen. 6ranfrei& lit
eer @ren5e ieiner 9eiit1tngSfabigfeit
10 maize eefommen, 6ab es inrge
9eate, sic oem &nabenalter naber
1teben als 6em Mannesalter, an Sic
Iront i@iden maB, I'M Sic ungebeue=
rem 2iifen, sic sic oel4tiGen @eidoiie
in Sen Meiben Ser Gran5oien reiBen,
ous5ufiilen. gnglano bat Dor eini-
gen Sagen crit ourd SEN @hebfan5=
Ter 2lop6=@eorge erflaren laiien, BOB
6ranfrei6 oltf unbeidranfte Srup=
penidiibe nidt rednen 6iirfe, uno aus
ieinen Musfiibrungen aebt berpor,
5ab ENGLAND feline &iiitnngen 5n
2an6e als in Ser Sa11ptiahe abge=
lhloIlen betrabtH. Mher 0elttidlanb
fanm na6 grleoigl1ng Ser rnliii9en
Offemipe oltb an einem br4i1en Sbeii
Ser @eitfront g%eniigen6 Sruppen anf=
iteuen, I'M einen 9ur6bru@ nit
gnsii9t auf grfolg magen SIT fDn=
nen. Sos baben sic 9eutiden BEL
Dpern ge5eigt. Sort maren lie ni6t
in pierfaber l1eberma6t, trob6em bo=
ben iie sic @%nglan6er NIT einem &C.
gaItigen Stud 8nrudgetporfen. limo
mas ii9 Dor Dperm ouf fleinem
&aum obgeipielt, miro ii6 in groBe=
rem MaBitabe %mie6erbolen, menn Die
3eit 6afir gefommer lit. l1n6 sic
lit oni9einen6 nidt mebr fern. Mud
I'M @eiten 6el1ten sic 3eiger Ser
@eltemubr oaf @ampf. limo auf
|sieg!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Stifbmfen.
ie1er fennt bie Wirf

@ut = ieber femt Die @irfnng
ser 6i@tentnaIoer fir ben &uIten.
Or. 8en's @ine Sar-Sonep lit Elm
Mittel> sos roi6e 2inoerung betm
@e19buiten bringt; Ioit ben 5@leim,
mei9t auf 6ie @etpebe Der &eble nnb
2ungen unb mo9t 6te &uitenonfdQe
meniger f9limm. Cine Gantlte nit
o%utpadien6en @inbern fonte nt9t ba.
ron iein. &oltet es CUR &an6 fir
auen @uiten unb grf6ltungen. 25f
Bel @urem Mpotbeter. - Mn3.
electric 8itters Elm T~ribjabrs Sonic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
@ie ma,t itrenae MemtralitGt

@ie mar itrense Mentralitat
mabrt, 6os fa111 man in @aibington
bon ser @9pei5 ler11en. Ser @dtpei=
ger 8un6esratb bat Die @erien6nng
ser 6eutiden ueberiebrmg 6es beru@=
tigten fron50fifden 8eridtes iiber
sic ongebliden oeutiden @reueltba-
ten in Branfreid int offenen Tint
1dlag 6mr@ sic ei6gen0iiii4e @oit
unteriagt. SSn Ser 8egrinoung 6es
8efdlniies miro oa1sgefubrt, sic 6e1t,
16e neber1etat1rg 6eS 8eri6tes lei au=
genideinli@ 6arauf berebnet, tn Ser
g1mei3 Stimmung gegen Deutlhr
lan6 511 MAIDEN, un6 6a5u 6iirfe Die
Bolt nidt sic @an6 bteten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

men Spa3iergang nod 8uoapeit urro
@ten fur ben a~alsgefullenen @enrtb
elmer &ei1e nod Berlin gu entidaoi-
gen, aQein a11@ oaraus lit nidts &c.
poroen. Mls Die @uiien in oie Scar.
patbenpaiie tamen, faben iie iid gu
ibrem @ritaune1 1ridt BLOB otter.
reid)iid-nngoriiben ion6ern audi
6eutiden Gruppen gegeniiber. Man
mub ben &uilen bos 8ugeitdnomiB
mad)en, bob iie ii6 trotbem gut ge-
idlagen baben. Mber ser @eriu9,
I'M @inter Sen nebergang iber Die
beri6meiten @arpatbenpaiie gu er-
5tptngen, NOR Elm mogbaliiges unter-
nebmen, baS nur 61r9 politii9e Ct
%1pdg1ngen erf1art tper6en tann, un6
mo iolde @ruagungen militarii9en
@riinoen borangeiteut mer6en, o.
liegt Ser grfolg getpobnli6 in meiter
Serne.
Scum lit Ser @eriud, 6ur6 6ie l1e-
Der lutbung llngarns nit Sen ruff
iden @oroen Deuti6lan6 5u 5min=
gen, &ruppen bo1n peitli6en. &rtegs=
idauplabe 5uul s1mbe Seiterrei@s
nod Sem Often 5u tperfen, o6er gar
Seiterrei6 in cine 10 boffnungsloie
Gage gu %bringen, BOB es Srie6en mo
mem miiiie, en6giiltig m%iBlungem.
Die @erbiinoeten bemiiben iid, Sic
&ulien polenos aus @ali5ien binaus=
5umerfen. @6bren66em 5eigt audi
@inoenburg feline itarfe San6. SSn
@olen balt er sic &niien in elmer
obnma@tigen 9efeniipe felt, un6 in
Sen ruiiii6en Sitieeprooin5en ge=
tpinnt Die e1rergiide 6euti6e 0ffen=
iipe beitatp6ig at Musoebnung. Da1r@
Sic 8eiebung 6es furldn0ii6en @a=
fens 9ibm1 miro cine &erbin6ung
iiber sic Office bergeitelt, sic fir sic
5ufiinftigen Sperationen m1f 6ielem
T8beil 6es &riegSioduplabes bon
groBer @e6eutung mer6en mltB. @as
sic Mltierten 1tnter hieien Tim tan6en
ber1te nod bon &11Blan6 ertporten, lit
fdtper %beritdn6lid. Inter Sen tm1@=
tigen Sblagen Ser 8erbin6eten lit
ser ruiiil9e &oloB in @tide gegarr-
gen. Sic in Sen &arpatben iteben=
Sen Tra1ppen paren nod Elm mo6er=
mes Seer, sos lebte, 6os &11Blan6
atf5ubieten bat. DuB sic @uiie dQein
gum @iege ni6t geniigt, baben sic
bisberigen @rfabrnngen 6es &rieges
gelebrt, un6 mas &uBIan6 NIT ser
organiiterten un6 m%enigftens eintger-
maBen 6is5iplirierten Maiie ni4t bat
ausridten foon1pen, miro es nit elmer
unorgnniiierten uno un6is5iplinier,
ten gang getpiB ribt ol1sri9ten.
Sn Dem Mugenblide aber, tpo sic
r1iiiide Sffeniipfraft auf Ser gait
gem longen Sront oIs en6gulttg gu
iammengebroden betradtet tper6en
mnB, miro eitttreten, mas Ser amert=
fanii@e &riegsberi@teritatter @ilaire
8erloc Dor 6rei @oden in @a1sit6t
itellte: sic &erbiin6eten tper6en in
ser 2nge fem, @11n6erttauiemoe bon
'Sol6aten mod Dem toeitli6en &rtegs>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
9ie &rie8Sla8e.

&or et1pa bret @oden iibermittelte
Der anterifaniide @riegsberidteritat.
ter &ilaire 8elloc Ser bon ibm BE-
6ienten 81dttern einen 8eridt iiber
ben ban1aligen @tano Der &arpatben.
i6la9t. Das NOR INN sic 3eit, ais
bier tdgli9 beridtet muroe, sic Sui.
fen itr0mten in belen S@oaren iiber
sic @arpatbenpdiie na6 nngarn.
9elloc madte 6ieie perlogene 8eridt.
eritattum nidt nit, obfdon er es i'm
allgemeinen NIT ser @abrbeit aud
ni6t gera0e genalt 1t1mmt. @r tenn.
5ei6nete sic 6amalige @itrtation als
ein unenti6ieoenes, tuiitbenbes @i1-
gen, bas borlauftg nidt erfetmert la1.
lie, tpie es al1sgeben mer6e. 8elloc
lieb 5tpei @0glidfeiten often: einen
rl1iliiden Sieg, Ser sic @erbinol1ngs-
LINEN ser berbiin6eten Ernppen ab=
idneioen un6 ite 5tpingen tpiir6e, iid
aus Sem @ebirge 5uriid3u5iebem; uno
einen iiegrei6en @oritoB Ser @erbiin=
oeten 0ur@ @ali3ien, Ser sic @ui,
fen 5mingen tpiir6e, ii9 %5uriif5u3ie,
ben un6 lire Stelungen in 6en @ur,
patben atf5ugeben. SIM letteren
Sale miir6en sic @erbiin6eter in ser
Sage iein, in fur5er Sriit itarfe Erup=
penmalien nob Dem tpeltlt6en&riegs>
i6uapGabe 5u merfen nn6 al1b BORT
cine iiegrei6e @ntideioung berbei5u=
fiibren.
Sic bon 8enoc an 5tpeiter Stene
%er0rterte @0glibfeit lit iett @irf=
lidfeit %getpor6en. 3ie &uiien baben
in @ali5ien cine i6pere Mie6erlage
crlttten un6 baben, lint Ser b0ntgen
@ernidtung 5u entgeben, etnen etli=
gen &iid5rg angetreten un6 sic &ur=
patben gera1mt, iopeit sic @erbin-
6eten tbnen 6a5u 3ett gelaiien baben.
Gin regelrehter &lao6erati9 lit iiber
sic &uiien ouf 6em 6itliden &riegs-
i6o1plate bereimgebroden. Cine
grob ongeleete Sffeniipe, bon Ser
mon ii6 10 biel beriproden botte, i'll
iammerli@ 5uiammengebroden. Die
gr0Bte Sdlodt Ser @eltgeididte fat
mon Sic &arpotbenid1aM gerannt,
nn6 6ementipreden6 ml1B Der @teg
Ser @erbIn6eten eineeiddbt mer6en.
Mo@ iin6 sic Sru@te 6teies @ieges
ni@t no0itdn6ig etngebeimft. Mi@1
einmal annaberm1, aber 6ariiber
fann bel1te fd5on fein 8meifel Bette.
ben> BOB 6as 8iel Ser @erbiin6etn,
Sic &uiien m1@ a1f 6ieiem Tbetl 6ea
&riegsidm1pGabes in cine boffmngs.
1ole DefenSibe 3u 6rdngen, in greif.
bare ge6be geriift 1T.
Die 3eit, I'm peI@e sic &rtiien in
8erlin iein mollten, 1iegt iebt i9on
5temli@ meit 51triid. Sos mar @eib.
na6ten borigen Sabres. Nllio Dor
mebr als bier Monoten. Dus 8ro.
gramm fonnte eingetretener &tn6er.
niiie megen ni6t a11sgefibrt tper6en
go bei91oB man 6erm, ite 6atr9 Ell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Die tit @ali5ien aefamaen oe,tu,,.

Die lit @ali5ien ecfanee,, serum.
neenen &1tiien baben feine l1nifor>
men. 0os ein5ige ltniformitiid lit
Die Militdrmiibe. so peit bat gtrg-
lono <B1ano alto idon ol1sge3oge,t,
n11o mar 6arf in Ser Sbat gelpannt
ietn, tpie lange sic &uIien iid 6ieie
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