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-. 49, ~ W 800 10,
49, 1919 49,. i, 49,,
- 80. - 49,, ~
n. oor,a,, IVA, tan, ,ha,r .or+. coy.
oroa so ,ha, M ,,vh, could chow
,hro,gh .na ho.,s,, -. ., an .rornv
II wasn't many nights after nm
that we sighted cruiser hyfnS the
British nag. She saw us, but NO had
no colors flying and thtrk--in fact !
know-that she did not recognise us.
We had \ big barge a,ones,de. ono
wa had constructed in order 70 trans
fer cargoes and coal from captured
vessels to our own. thought at firet
we would have to cut IL adrift, but
as the Britisher began TO steam In
our direction I decided first to try
what you would call q blum.
steamed slowly ahead. towing the
barge, and sure enough after ap-
preaching us for a very short time
the cruiser was evidently satisfied and
steamed away.
Her Captain undoubtedly made up
his mind that II we had been a Ger
man ship we would have cast of
the barge and steamed away at full
speed. That. Of course. was lust what
I wanted him to think.
sev.r,, o,bor ,,r,.s No .,vb,sd
pri,,sh crr,.ors ava uoro cha,.a M,
we managed to keep out OF range
until dark and then changed our
course. steaming without a single
light. Often when we came uneS-
pectedly in sight Of one we took no
chances on turning around but went
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

Clubs are trumps and z Is in the load
and want eight tricks out CT the
ten against any defence.
The distribution of the cards 10 as
follows:
has the ace Jack eight OF clubs ace
ten five OF diamonds, Jack nine four
deuce OF spades: no hearts
has the king OF hearts: queen nine
seven six OF trumps: queen seven three
OF diamonds queen and six OF spades
has the queen nine four deuce OF
hearts; kings OF trumps and diamonds
King eight seven six OF spades.
has the ace Jack OF hearts ten Ave
four three OF trumps: Jack deuce OF
diamonds ACC and three OF spades
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

II at "B" black tries 1915. Wa get
ED. l6-la. Sill. IL at &C" black
goes to =, Instead OF Is. we get le-l2.
Sill. 2i-l9. 23-1s. Sill.
This problem made a big hole In the
honor list, the following being the only
one who solved IT.: Robert H. Hixon.
John Ryan. u. A. w, John Daily, James
Hyland. O. Il, H.. James O. Pinkerton.
7. w. Mcmahon. Conrad Aiheidt. A. II.
Jerard. BENJAMIN Simon. J. II. Noremac.
j. T. Goss. p. j. McGarry. p. +. Mon
cert. J. p. DeGron. c. l.. Berge +. ].
Graf. Thomas Moody. William D. Clarke.
l.. $ Hart, Jr. f. l., Brandow and
Albert T. Frank.
Several suggestions have coma to
hand TO the effect that TUE Sr'N Checker
club should have secretary. IL not n
president, so that members might organ
ne for regular meetings and give the
holders of red cards chance to try
conclusions with the white, az originally
proposed by the late Judge McCabe
Here is something In the way OF
novelty for members of The SUN Checker
club. problem composed by a woman
PROBLEM No. 324 CHECKERS
BY Miss Lois Corby.
Black
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
Fishes That Garry
Electric Lights

Sounds rather Nature faky,
doesn't it? But this is only one of
the strange finds made by Uncle
Sans Oceanographers. Read
about them in Next Sundays
SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

possible position OF tho cards. in which
an Instructive tactical situation Ia de-
veloped in the management OF the trump
SUI The composer Ia unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
CHECKER ENpISas.

Problem No. .322. by H. n Lyman.
was apparently very simple affair,
white having three men against two,
and the solution appears TO he :or white
to run to the edge OF the board for
safety.
The distribution Of the pieces 10 as
follows: Black kings on and 80 A.;
white men on rs and 81 king on IS
White TO play and win. Here are the
moves that solve:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
Varied Problems for 1.-THE
Sum- Readers TO Sokve
Bridge Hand Shows the Difference Of Tactics at Nuos
and No Trumps--- Womans Checker Puzzle
Studies in Checker findings.

Bridge problem No 322. by q. L
Moore, presented in an original way the
great difference between tho play Of a
hand At no trumps and at nullos
Whether or not the nuiio ever becomes
part Of the game It will probably long
remain ono OF the most interesting ele-
ments of problem construction. Here Is
the distribution in No SIS:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

\ large number Of the solutions sent
in selected 27--24 as the key move. but
the following lire OF play shows that
II will not do better than draw.
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Black 10 play and win.
The distribution OF the pieces IS:
Black mon on /. ., 2, 10, II. IL AM, IS.
White men on l2 and 80: kings OF 81
%, "a and 2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
Fortunes in a Nations
Smiles

Did know that many of the young men who draw the
daily comics making incomes that close to six figures
All about them and their earnings in Next Sundays Sun.
Your avorite will be there whether it's Goldberg, McCay
Bud Fisher any of the bunch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

This results in the corner position OF
the two kings. known as the Stursis
draw. II at a. black plays Sill, We
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
Lovely April Brides Before the
Camera

Each the question arises: Were brides
spring pretty those of Easter Those
caught by the for full group Next Sundays
SUM- you will agree do suffer by comparison with any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
Surveying Uncle Sans
Alaska Railroad

An exciting story of the adven-
lures of the men who are running
the AGO mile line from the coast to
Fairbanks. In Next Sundays
SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
Beautiful Gardens of
New York Women

A strikingly attractive page OF
pictures showing the interest
women are taking in gardening
and landscape architecture. II
Next Sundays SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
If An Invading Army Took
Your Town

What would you do? Probably just what the Minute
OF 70 did That's what the good people of New England
in the great hcton-fac story 1.-THE Invasion Of now
running in the Sunday SUM- If you would picture New
England laid waste as Belgium don't miss nstamen
Sunday.
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Black
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29
WcTORA EOR0E.
iNestor COMEDY STAR

Although as busy as a bee with the
numbeTless duties of a busy and
happy movie actress, pretty Victoria
Forde managed to find time to de-
sign a remarkable military costume
which is just as odd and unique as it
can be. It is a black and white serge
with gold braid and tassels, with the
quaintest ruffle tunic ever seen.
There is a belt finished of with the
gold tassels, while a hat to match Of
gold cloth with jet ornament COM
pletes this different" dress. Vicly
wears this in "Jed's Little Elope-
ment, and there is no doubt about it
but what this model win be copied by
many of her admirers,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29
1.-THE BABY CAME AND THEN HIS
LOVE GREW COLD"

A story Of love, a promise and an
indiscretion has come out in a suit
fled for $4,000 by Miss Lucille
Palmer, 623 E. 33d st., against ]. F.
Dennis of the w. J. Dennis Weather
Strip Co. It is a breach of promise
action.
HE put a wedding ring on my fin
ger and said, Now we are as good as
married the girl declares. Every
body knew us as husband and wife
until 1 went to the hospital and our
baby was born. Then bis love grew
cold"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-29

JOHN D. WILL GET CHANCE TO
SHOW WHAT HE MEANS
New York, Jan. 29.--''Mr. Rookie
Teller has made his promises-now
we are going to give him a chance to
shows he means them.
So declared Mother" Jones, the
veteran labor agitator today, in dis
cussing her conference with John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.
81 want him to go to Colorado
right now-while the ashes of Lud-
low are still hot" she continued.
There is no use of going out next
summer or fall.
"The new scheme for meeting his
men in Colorado is a sham and fraud
The workers have no organization.
They are powerless to enforce any
just demand. But you can't fool my
boys. They now that this kind of
scheme is hypocritical and dishonest
pretense. don't believe Mr.. Rookie
Teller understands this.
THE company was against them,
the company's courts we're against
them. When they tried to help them
selves they were blacklisted and beat
en- or shot down and nobody back
here in the east cared. 1t was worse
than what l read about in Russia.
THAT is what 1 want stopped
what 1 want Mr.. Rockefeller to go
out there and see. Nothing is set
tied. The strike is over and union
ism was ground under the heel of |
tyranny"
O-O
1.-THE BABY CAME AND THEN HIS |
LOVE GREW COLD"
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Grntes lllO SritereS pom Srisssi6auplabe.
aeonaz $500

len, wiiien oapon acltau 10 meuig wie
mir iclDit.
~Iomcrmetter. Slopslen, Sic
ijn0 ia Elm Shlnuberqcrl lleberlc.
gen mir nal. 9tennen mir beiiplelS
mciic Den Sifb Haoidlub Saubuonur
9iontuantar oa5 tlingt oe,h gall5
eticntn!iidl. finoen Sic nid,t? Nai
itn Sie i'm Iterben. Gr lldmmclt
orc &orte: sd ltcrhe iilr ods britt
ldle Meltrcidl"
~SSoilen lulr i'm nidt llebcr .@oo
'one The sting" ltn9en lolicn, Sir!
&c pi''en oodl 0aB mas Itilaemober
IT. ~9eniaitcns MAIDEN lie Is III al
len @nrietcs TO-"
aSdiieu Sic i'm iiugen, mus Sic
mollcL mcnn Die id,porSen &crls
nnr ~llbcrhoupt iinqar tGnncn. G5ipt
Is limit ma3 iicilcs in Scr DrehcI
oltbeiImnQ2"
sd fitrdte, Sir. ooB unicrc
etclel nlie Elm menig ucrbruuMt
liHo. Snren unA Die 4othe0ralc Don
9teins merbcn ~nllrtatIidJ Gill mcnis
oItbuden."
aGnuas Siebt Dos INNER nod.
Siopslefi. Soften Sir iibriaens ole
%ombcnnnidloae mornl! 5ooten Sic
lpicoer mai 10000 CcItcrrcid,erl
tScrner lnilen Sic in CItpreltBcu ei.
nen Aufitono u.Sbred,cni Sbeilan Si1
NIT. boB Ole GcreiniQtei Stooierl
GcttihIonh Den &rico crtlaren MGR
ocn! 2olien Sic sic Ruiieu eitG
Stnot nit iicbcn 9onlonontcn er-
obernl lino melm Sic hclltc IouII
llch mas hrnuden. loiicn Sic IN
Mccrc bcs oelltihen 0rouprin5eu cine
Gpiocmic ousbrcheu - inucit mir
YioIcrn. Cd oehc icbt frtitiifen.
SlopSlcn, itorcn Sie mid olio nld,t.
oliRcr mcrn tbotlodIihc ~Aad)ritbtcll
cinlmfcm.
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In Mariucfreileu ScuhdIanoS lit

mon eritalnt itber sic Sd'nelilgfeii,
nit Der ole nc1liiiouiu" nod, Der
l~orpeoirrnQ lanf. 5odncritonoiqt
llnn scr Anitdlt, ooB 0o5 id'ncllc Gin
len 0urd, enc G~Iplolton oer al Hnr0
bciinolid,cu MunitinnslaounG Der
3ciaciilrt mur6e. 1ie mcilcn oar
ami bin. ool} Gin Shiii mopcruerston
itruftion, Dos luit. mo monerotdtc
Sdlotten bot, mic Is bel Der Sulitonio
Scr SOIL mar, minocitclls brei BIS
pier Stui0cn itbtr @uilcr bate Diet
ZEN naliien: onnn mare 3cit acrnelen.
u,.e an Npro hefmolidlcn YerlonuI
81 rcttri1.
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Sin nmcrifnuiid,cr Wariucoiiiiier

bot liz, iolgcnoermdBcn geoilBcrt:
Y&5ore Die britilt)c aonnr0iltdt
Illt mo porlitltiQ gcnug gene
ict. ole roh mciiler Aniidlt pollig
5lurdlnierlpeiic pcr uuiercu @0rclt lid'
artbnlten0cn 0rCl3cr 8lirllfbcor'
6cru o0er iIc Der @ulitonia ais Nt,
Qiritihiiic beiinuchcu 10 barre 0o.
9urdl OR 9Gpultioc &crluit an Diel
ihcnlchcn, ucuu uicteidlt nldt adn5
It'd u%erhinncrt 10 bod lchr mcicntiidl
rcrminocrt mcroen f0uucn. 4oB man
1tcic &iprltdlt %pcrioltnt
bai. lit mir ebcuio mupcritdnh!id} mie
sic llpth0ti0tc'; Der britIitcG 6Iottc
0on ncutihcu Eaud5ootcn aeget
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1gsfutcrtc Ancrtcnnuun wlt pcl

49, VS. aAAA ~
~d0h93rr FIRST Ir. liioc0lte ants
oRethlrn 0tuI @tlOcnnmth olr oaa
Sgrt @olooteL. 81. Viorblrr itcht
@aargt pAttld'W &n5urrtt ais 0hciur5t
Nnr ~6iuhtbor Srmtriac9 uno
@sasIaeraor Grhebenoes mtrfcl bicr
ezF Nll'cf t3tnutth idircibt CT.
GfRc Soloottn ina Nurdoehcu0>
Ssadst,at Dicnihcn. muN imlr onnc
Issg id}iea ne~ StauNce. Mon liepr
1ar ~ pleI ldlld,teo N~el0enthum unA
rEgT a~er5crQuifeuee Nnmcrooid,oit
asSlgt- eSh mcroc mid Ihloer pou
sEasnem 2Sirtmaafrcic trcnucn toni
Tssa- ,Sdl m,r0c III Sen naditu Io
aa1n Wle0pr uclle g>crmrmoetc bc
EsTD&Ren. % ld Uietc ser Auucrtrau
ezra S1r rupnt cntloiicn toulltc: liz
eseaEa ale m lr0hlldlcr mN topicrcr
%nzE7nftlnH uNG nil eincr Sclbitucr
aassslhfcit. sic pom bpher Auiioi
Szfaa ae< Observation-Disclosures ipridt.
3ar 1orc Id olh n1lr elm &;ort oc1
sanEN@ o0cr Ger Shniohun6 0cs Wco
ssrs &cr touH ga nnoeiihts ioldicr
ShsfNrdlen noG IN Scr hohcn Nlltur
cx GssItidep gueiiela,"
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gy7N endlbnite

Seocr fennt oie @irtung Ger Sid
tcumdlocr ouf Nllitcn. Or. @ea'5
Ninc Eor @nnig lit cin Wtittei, mel
DIES ihnele 2inoerunQ BON &cllG)bt-
iten bri1lgt. oic Shleinbdutc BELT.
sc 2unQcu uno 0en @als berIteat
INN oeit Nuitenonfol erlcidtert. 81.
he 6amilie NIT hcranpodlenOen
Minocrn ioltc nid,t obnc Dies Mittet
lcin. @GIten Sic eS bereit fir SUI
ten mo Grfoltumd. gur 25c. Sci
&brem Mpothefer 5u Haben.
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@erGinoert. Gin pontnf

8er9inbert. Gin Pantpf-
feIbel0 beidloB, mieoer einnaI einerl
&beno nit ieineu 5reunoen gu perz
lebsn, troB Oes 8ioeripru6s feiner
Trou. Gr CAB linen Elm feisrlites
@eripreheu. eriti,n Damn aber bod
nidt. Die 3eG9enolien parteten
eine Meile uno tumen Damn u0erein,
i9m aus lit einen Sefuh ob5u tat
ten. Sic fonoen oas gbepaor in
9e6nitiihlen i6Iofen0. Gy bate ibr
lin Gpiat ein9egeben, I'm un9ebinz
cert olt3qeben gu f0nnen. mo tie
ibr1, nm i'm Snron 3u hin0ern.
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all Tarmer,

Ole 2Scitern Cumming Mills i'll
Enolnsto. &&is.. lucbt mo lpinmt
iur &un0eu Wurn- mo &Sol Bats"
filr Gomiortcrs IN tu0cllolcr Meiic
mao 81 umtbmburcu Erellel. Spe=
5itac Auimtrfidmtcit mi0nien mir Der
TarWtcr Nltn0l6oft. llnicre Nrbcit
1T crlttluilig. mo uuierc Yrcilc limo
bic onlehltboritcn I'M gnn5en Stcote.
Tilr 0u2 @cbcn BON molenelt Bots
btrcdmcn mir III 10 Gcnt9 0as
Yfuno. mo iitr @orn IN irgtno e
ucr 5torft. /. ,. o0cr 3pln 20 Gents
0o3 Yiuno. Nue utlerc 9lrbeit miro
nnr piunolucile bcrefnet, mto nid)t
tei Der RoQc.
Mir Q~orantircu SOB bon Shrcr
9>ouc nidlt nlchr ais 10 Yro5cnt bel
scr &erurbeitlng perloren aeht. p0er
bcutlldler aelnAt, bon jcocn 10 Yfunp
9johmnttrlnl licicrn mir ISbnen 81
Eimo fertidc SSonre!
Die BATS" tommcn in qcnau Der
@roBe Oc@ @cttcs. @ir 9obet mir
uuthonotiidlc Molhinct. NM aus
oicienl @runoc f0nncn lplr Die Yrbeit
10 hiuia licicrn.
@r founen %hnCu Stoots Giplomc
bonn Sabre 1874 on 5ci1cu. NaeI
&ollc. Die IN sur Nerorbeitlui9
iIbcracben miro, mub porhcr aetciniet
iein.
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Gzerssrr's oeutIdsamerilanllde5 aohbuh
aam Hetne NamItlen. &oH &dloenlar
ss®er. SteIs - eeut5.
9dbmd h iuen.
Gse -seoroitern~ : 9obmaidline No. l..
su 5 Sabre ldciiitidl 9arcGtitt, ~2rop
SreeN~ sWeb0ule. ertrd fe'ne Yolttur.
~ n~euelten SSeroenGrniae.'. %Gaiolnt
sa1 bette YtdidIae, iur ttaeno elden
%Eci5 erbaltlldl III $50
Si- -3ioroltern" s%9iohWoidllne 9lp. ?, Sc
s4sH lute No. !. nur NIT althomatt.
J1xnt a3rop 8ede" S21
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@seGoeu Cat : @eb1uie. ~autbondtildlem
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Hntfomntiihem ~Selt 9Ieplater", bns
sruz drni, aehurtefe >tabltqetle, cue
zstGdJmeuts" III Sonnnct MaltGheu.
Are quite gloid)ine 8u Dem lebr bltlts
gsn &rel5 pen Uur 80
Zn -@eroitern" z Wiuidlne 80, !. &c
sau me go. 3. mn III 2eQtseubincfss
FeEul, S2l
SIZE oteIe Miaidiueu iiro dbjolut gas
zH9sEt. Sic Stadt bat Der Ndil'et 81
1rzsxM uno ne te.ragt u0n ti0c bl5 81,
K rod Der Siitaitj.
Tide Ardmieuiiiie Miro oGlie treltere
%A@AAN gbN s3tAl 81 ttAt- ttNNtf14 h"~ ~
eaEaxxt, ulGh oteie &Ielle rldliel ltdl ilddl
scAa !efuelligert Raritlpertb.
3Sx Beiteu mo 5td1erjteu lit GO, ea5
As1& net \ Q II Il Il mel uHq (9{oItcp
EvnezI. Die Der &oumcliler III oeu 9ros
agEsG Crtihdfteu atSltelien tam. N
a8eTeH0eu. eberlp gJt dno Itdler liHo
Ne reBaupeii UuQen, luele
1ac sae NaenteH N ulleu SrpreR 1tatios
gsn ousitelten. Weun ma oaS @eio per
4es1zEipeilluQ u0er per GrprcBdnluclluig
e9E8F. 1T Is utbt nntbluenpig. Den betre's
Scnsen Nrtef legiitriren 81 lalleu. loel1l
1se @ESUeiIe oettlutl tleidrieben III. Sea;
swnE haaeper Sdnraelo III BEN 0rief. 10
$snsG 0jeier itetS regiitrirt merccr. am
8Mssx ~ leiit, BAR oegletbe ricbua ans
Azwyznf. Nit @elbIeHounaeu III etntaHenI
8AESefbetihluiie iiJerHebHlen tpfr ieiuet-
aE SerantUortlidlfeit. Sm 3uGe bon
MsxwrserdHberHnaen psraeiie man ia
eSIxs. DE q etenluluob. luie Die II { II {
AeEfftre oHSttQeteH. ocUl lUuit luuuen
astv ser 3toulell IN Der &udlern Jur nrht
%n&es
9SsueneCrber eiirfeu ujdt. mic ons
&c ssr geidljcht. 1Is ncrreiuiltte E.uits
9ssg1a SurudtebaItcn merocW. lnise
2NvTy 1No Den &riefeu beifuteQeu.
E1&yituna eriolQt nur onrt6 Neuoerum9
Gel Ediunts an Dem anreBliret'en.
&au Gnreliire eiaiadl:
ugtOrbiteru". "a 0rUie. gSis.
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Sie mriitcn SoDcsiGae AMI Der

ySulitaniu" id}eiuen oui Die acro0e5u
ucr6liliicloe llniabiqtcit Der Hciog
ina. pom adpitdu binuntcr bis 5unl
Shiif&iunaeu. 3uriid5uiilbren 5u lein-
So a(lulotl!q touinIt Die MnGr
f Ell ans Sldlt.
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6iuiac Der characterization


platter hdbell Die nnlut Grugc &c
itctIt mrebolb olc 0altldeu loud
bootc uidt itott Der brltiidcn San
Oel9idilfe mo SdleppuctOampfet
ljcbcr Ole 5rttiidleu N~rieqsld)iife an.
areiiea. Inraui gibt Is oaerbuno
gutpnrten. ,3uu 9eiipicl: 1ie
5ritild}en Nricasidiiic boIten it'd per
nctt; Die 3crit0rltnQ Der @alloclS
idliic mo 6iidleridiffe lit cine ger
0elnmgSmoGregel 0eutidllonos rilr
Ole Observation-Disclosures G~ngIono9;
SIC Nritcu luilcn and oa8 ~uln5l4jtc
ottt'dle 6ohr}clia nidt ourh Die
9tor0ice ut0 0trhnudlcn nultralc
1hitic budl ocutider Trudlt uno
0cltideu Noliuajrcu. Sic 1ic caltn
0cinnqcit ncbnten. Sic tonHa3lrtL
Ourdlituliticln mo pcruidltelt e1tQc
{}cH uotfer,y utlldleu @roth Holtlen
01ul0clE ne untcrbiu0en Den Mdll.
ocl2pcrfebr DER NcutroIet mo iQil
JeH hire Sdifie ob, INN lbren Son
Sal mir Dcutidllaa0 3u bereiteln: tie
ltn0 OrinacnO peroodtig, Tobr5eltqe
Der Nt1itrolen hintcrliItiQ nllf Yiinen
icIoer 81 Ioden oocr SIT torpeoirri.
omuit sic 3crit5rmaG GcrtldllonO
SIR Solt oeleut mo alte @clt Qtoct
aic'eS ouf0chctt mcr6c. Sos miro
rohl QenliQeni
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2ie nmerifaniidle Yrehe watlet

mcifcr. @lr filrftcH amcrifa miro
fmr Die 6griter. nclde ourh lelre
3citu1agn eiugefdlagel iperoen, 0lti
%Bufpnnucn babeit. un0 guar lebr mad
laitI1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
@Om Neiier irlhit bclpGnt.

Net etienl Sturmclgrlil oIa -.
<anudr onf Die fron5oiiide SteiluIg
nor0oitlld S%oiilons mar oer Iiufc
6l'i9el bcitiaem 6laufenieuer clues
feiuolldlcn 1taidinelQepebra mtsge
iett. Wtlitbia uno entidlloiien ltiir5teti
C~cireiter SeDlonn ans Gletfo mo
Eloulcr Haoh3ubn olis aonigsberg l..
7. cincs 3ionicr Rcgjrnenta ulli oaa
ricrnoeWfoid)incnoelpebr 81, to0tetUE
nit geltiidt geihlellocrten @dnogra
Eatcn Die @eoiemnQ. croberten oa2
Wtoldlncngclpehr uno nobmcn nod
uicr lulpcrpunoete 6ron5olen gefall
gen. Cine 0nn6qrauate muroe Dem
Mcfreitcu Geinlanm III ocm Auacn6li,
dc, ais or tic nod clnenl feillolidlcn
@eidlilB idlIeuoertc, in ocrNnnb ourd,
Gin icinolidles SnimlterieaeidloB ser
ttilHtiuert.
Ser 2oiicr lobnte olcle fiIhnc Sbot
bcS @eirciten 2eimann ourh oIe
observation-disclosures Ocs Giicrncn
Sire ICES :. Ntalle.
&Snrnm bic T~ramsuicn feline Snftnn.
griffe ami bemiidji Stdbte
nnternehmen.
.Ynon Hepublicoin" idrcibt: ~Ga
ioirn DER Ratb ertbcilt. cbcnlo luie ole
nc.ltiden 6lugseuqe iron56liidle Stao.
tc nl9rcitcm i%ollten fran50liidlc Ollt9-
8rllqe Aoden, aoln. Glbcrfclo. Sui
lc!0ori. 0urtmmnD b%oiIbnroIre1. 1ns
ii Der Hui uno &unid zines ebrlld}cil
6ron5oicn. Der cntrilitct uno cnlport
iii mcqen Der hnrhorlidcn Nfittel ocs
Nohe. Gle Alliirtrl BADEN cbcniu
tlihne mo uermeacnc Nlicgcr mic oic
Ieiitldcn Hrh licriol9 bot ma aDcr
cine Bonnie oltf Ole Giuilbepolferlnla
cines 6ledens o0er elmer Staot obgc.
mrrieu. u&ir merotn me6er Iodcll
nod &0ln nod Glbcrfclo bcntbar0ircl,
meil oieie Stootc mn @c6let por
uoruhcrcin 0elQieu }%uqeiprodcn limo.
ASir mcr0cn nlldl fem Sous III Srler.
9pblen5, Moin3 eoer oar in Strub
burg in @ron0 ieRcn - cs mare il
elmo GntbciliguiQ. 0cnu ole oieil
S;0btc mnren iron}oiild uno ltnr
i'm 9c0riff, Is mieoer 81 meroen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
Uni Der .gnntania" feGlte es an

3icttlnqsqilrteln iilr bic omcrltani
idlcn NojlltcnpolinQiere, aber OH Der
So0una Niunltion. Die oas Shift on
2'oro Gottc. bot jeoenfalls nidt cine
ein,iqe siiite gcieGlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
he ,lucitc GruloHon onf Ser qnii.

Nzmgn na1roe Aurh ote in Nran0 &c
EsasGlc NaHitioH 9cruriddt y
Esgny ats coh 0aWitlon ot Nor0 &c
s1rfcu lem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
Str hritiidn Notinralidnlp

Eggra Dix @rieH no9eiu ~htrNoppett
swsxSeu. Gle 9luIihuIo nidlt|
3~agEErcdmrti