davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
sSm Mamdeiter @nar6ian ner1t

~" ~tu]seyS%k% S]tu%utuN USA1tA
tbeiH 2or6 Courtney fdarf Die Mus=
bmngerungspolitif @%nglan6s. Sos
umerfangen gnglon6s," i6reibt er,
uDeutidlan6 ieiner 9ebensmittel gu
%bern1ben, 1T nngeiebli@ bonn Stan6=
p1tnft ser 2on6oner DefInrutio11 nn6
brutal bonn Stom6pnnft ser &11ma1ti=
tdt. Mns 6teien beiben @riir6en =
menn nidt aus ptelen an6eren = iii
es ELM unebrlides @orgeben." nebri=
gems 1T a116 2or6 Courtney Ser Mn=
fi9t, BOB Ger @erfu6 @nglan6s,
0eutfdlm6 tptrtbi9oftli9 nie6er5u=
;ringen, nad6em 6ie miIitdrii6en
&rdfte ser M1iterten berfagt boben,
a11siidtslos 1T. Mr@ @ernbar6 @bom
fat mie6er bon ii6 b0ren Iaiien. Sn
einem Snterpietp, 6as er einem ONE
ritoniiden Soatrnaliiten gemdbrte,
be5eidynet er Die M1tsre6e ser engli=
ld)en @~tomSmd11ner, England iei in
BEN @rieg eingetreten> 1tm 8eIgiens
Meutralitat 5u idiite11, ols 8lo6fim
in Ser b01iter @oten5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
6pllanbiIde 3eitmmgen beridten,

puAu1IutIuC CSt~~"SS" ~S~'Sv~S"I
oaB a0nig Sran3 Soiepb bon Seiter>
reid ale feline Balaitanlagen gum
Mnpflan5en bon &artoffelr, &obl nro
en6eren @emiiieiorten iibermieien ba=
BE, Inn CUR g%eabrung 6es @olfes NIT
5ubelfen. Sn Deutl6lan6 miro aaer
brundbarer 8o6en, au6 6aS @elan6e
ser giienbabnen, gum 3ieber BON
6elo= un6 @artenfrii9ten benutt.
9ie beutide &egierung, 6ie 6em @ol=
fe in ser 8ebonolung ser Mabrungs=
froge eingebenbe Mntpeiiung gibt>
meiB, 6aB 6as 6euti9e @olf in Ser
8eidoffung Ser @abrungsmittel anf
ii9 ielber angetpieien lit. England,
sos glet6 Sen Ser. Stoaten immer
borauf beitanben bat, bab 2ebens>
mitteI> sic fir bie 8ipiIbep0lter11ng
teitimmt iin6, fetne @onterban6e
leien uno bon ser @infiibr11ng in Elm
friegfibren6es 2ano 1i9t a11sge-
idloiien fem ionen, bat aus Setn6>
idoft gegen 3eutid1mo n16 6ieien
@run6iab mie etnen Geben @apier
in SEN @tn6 %getporfen. 9ie bon linn
eigenmadtig berfiigte @rmeiter1tng
ser @onterban6eliite erregt audi in
@aibington i@mere 8eiorgniB. 8ir
fiiblen sic Go1gen Ser englii6en @n-
maBnngen om etgenen 2etbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
Illus der umgegend.
Mfeire @rope.

. wv
Serr &engit BON Decatur, ST., lit
lette 8od)e bier eingetroffen unb
miro Die @ufidt bel Dem gon Ser
11elet Yfarridl1le baben. Mles Mu-
tertal fiir oen Meubm1 lit our Stelle,
l1n0 ole Mrbeit miro, iobalb bie @it=
teru1rg es erlaubt, in Mngriff &C.
nptn1nen mer6en. Ser Mcubmu miro
bis 5nr 5tpeiten @obe inn September
gu ietner &ernem6u1g bereit fem. -
Soiepb Sogt bon &idmon6 miro 6ie
0rainage=@0bren gum Grodenlege11
oes Wtade Sees bis gum County
@raben beiorgen. - 60. Srtmam
bat feline @teue aIs l1nterlebrer ser
Nillage @dllle nieoergelegt nn6 hal
eine glet6e Steue in @reen4pul6 an=
genont1nen. -Sberlebrer @eBler mar
BET oem @egrdbniB 6es bodm. P.
StaniSlauS IN ct. Sobns 5mgegen.
ct: Midplas.
Nie Sltperbiioren 6es Iotpn 9ur=
emburg boben Setter @irbfelo als
@egea1fieber ur6 @uitap @olter,
Wm. g. Sones nn6 Mif. $. @6rei=
felS alS @ebiiIfen erno11nt. - 8ern4
baro Sbpen bon @ibmon6 bat nit
letner Somilie Sic a1te gr5=Garm,
o1e er oteien 8inter fdnflt6 in iei=
men 8eiib bradte, be5ogen. - g. g.
&otbitein bat feline $50 Sarm Dem
SSobn S. Mbmam fir $22,4O0 per=
ta11ft. &err &otbitein miro Bis nad-
item Serbif o1f ieiner Garm perbIei-
ben. - Mif. s. SdreifeIs erridtet
auf ieiner Sarm> sic er Dor einiqen
Sobren bon @arrp 2in5meier fm1fte,
etrret1 ne11en Staq. - Sn ser SamiIie
Soiepb 9obr itellte iib Mitte lebter
Wo6e ein geil1n6es @d6den Elm.
@1id gum greigmiie! - gines So
ges bergangener ISOLDE tpar Neter
S9marb bon bier in ct. Glon6, mo
er ietnem idlimm erfranften 5dtpa=
ger Setter S6G6ler einen 8eiuh err
itattete.
@atftns.
Sim 80. 6ieies Monats miro in un=
lerer Srtidaft cine ipe5ieue @abl
gebalten, in mel9er iiber Mnbrinaunq
zines @uiiertburmes rtn1 elmer @ai=
lerleitnng Ser @rti@ei6 fallen miro.
= Wilbelm &auiden6orfer faufte
1ebte 8o@e bon Mif. 20ib sic 8. 6.
Snobetmer Tarm nn6 bot oiefeIbe
iofort be5ogerr, - Mif. @ibmorn ge=
oe1off fein &eim bon bier nob Sort
HapioS 5u berdfagen. - Srau Sc. 50.
gorgel reiite am Gebten Sonntag mutt
ibren &tn6ern na6 Maibna, Minn.,
5n ibren @ertpan6ten a1f 8ein6. =
Gbriit. &m1i6 bon Socobs 8rairie
mor lebte ISOLDE bter mebrere Sage
ol1f 8eiu6. - Sobant 81. Mo1s un6
So6ter Maria tparen Iebte ISOLDE in
ct. CLOUD un6 tpobnten BORT ser 2eb=
rerberf ammlung BEL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
81 perfanfen ober at bertaniden.

S6 babe peri9iebene 9teo 9liper
GaQep 5armen, in Minneiota un6
Nortb 0afota, beioen Seiten bes
6luiies gelegen, 81 mabigen Hreiie
utpo guten Yublbeoingungen gu Der.
ta1lfen. s(ud bobe id 1armen, Die
ih gegen einen guten Salubn ODER
@aarenporratbe bertauide. 2abt inns
per Eoit bon Gu6 boren. aorelie:
.. 9. @oimpe, @ran6 6orfs> g. O.,
q. 224. 20z2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
SEEM Wnnih.
@rolereibeiiBer Matb. YiBl Mn6

@rauereibeiiber Matb. NiBl u1ro
@attin erltatteten lebte ISOLDE in
%Weinneapolis einen pertpanbti6aftliz
den 8eiud. - Iran5 8reiol lit nad
MlbonD nnge5ogen, 400 er iein fit
oeres Seim MAIDEN miro. - Sim leb=
ten Sonntag murben in Ser Bfarr,
fir6e erltmals gum FL. gbeitanoe per-
fun6igt Martin gbresmann bon
@ooie Satp> Canada, uno SRI. Cleo
nora Do6boff bon bier. - 6Srm,
Sobn 8opers nto Iod)ter Serene,
melde bei6e lebte @ode ernitli@ en-
franft tparert, befinben ii6 auf 6em
@ege Der @eneiung. - Sri. 2ouiia
Etbl eritattet ibrer in ct. CLOUD BE-
idaftigten gbtpelter Mntla eincn 9e-
im9.
Gate George.
S6reiner Sobn SETTLER utl6 Soiepb
9f0bring iin6 in 6em Ya1 zines Ma<
l6tnenibuppen begriffen; nod Goll<
er6ltng 6ieier Mrbeit >peroen iie an
Sen Mnbau an 6ie 8eter S90nbergs
@obnung @at6 anlegen. = gilbert
|Spatb fat feline 5danfpirtbidaft
oem gGf. &1tng perfauf, ser 6as Sc
i6aft bereits iibernommen bot. = 90
iett sic 5abrtpege in idoner Sro-
11111g iino, iiebt man Ole automobile
mieoer redt 5ablreib fabren. -
Jran5 Mtbmann bon @bite @ortb
eritattete bieiigen Gertpan6ten einen
8eiud). = Mltguit Mtbmann madte
lebte @ode einen Mbiteber na@ Stem
M11mt4. - SIS. gebt sos @erebe, baB
Soiepb Stablberger ii9 cine @eialin=
Maidine 51t5ulegen ge6enft. - So
ieb Spabn fmtfte bon Sofepb StaI-
berger Elm id0nes Bfer6. = 6reo.
@eiiier miro fem @eim bon Meire
@rope nad) 9afe George perIegen; ct
fat 6en @eber Nlat BON &eter
Gutenberg gepahtet. So. 2obie bonn
iu6liden Tbeil 6es @tootes bot cine
in Seftion 9 gelegen 6arm gefal1ft
nn6 miro 6ieielbe iobalo als tbun=
lt6 b%earbeiten.
MartD.
@ilbelm Mal1s mar lebten M}iittt=
mo6 @ei6afte balber nad Melroie.
: So6m. 8farrer 2eutbner febrte
lebten Donneritag BON &oloingfor6
5uriid, mo- er bel ser 40%itiin6igen Mn=
6adt Musbiilfe geleiitet botte:: -
SSobn &1tnfel bot iid BON ieiner
&ranfbeit iopeit erbolt, oaB er oas
|Siterfeit ouBerbolb 6es &ranfenbet=
teS GIT feiern erbofft. = @eimid)
Sarren mar lebte @ode in @el96fter1
na6 Ser @omntp=Sauptito6t = Mif.
bat feline 6reun6e tpiiien
laiien, 6aB er ii6 ont IL. Mpril in
Mmors Seiieln idlagen laBt; er miro
|ieinen eigenen Serb m1f elmer 6arm
betm S~tidnep=S dulbaus griin6en.
Clear Gate.
9luf 6em &eimtpege bon ser Stride
Nam lebten Gonntag tpnr6e beim
Durdbrennen Ser Nfer6e Srau Stei=
ner aus 6em @efdbrt geidleu6ert,
mobei lie einen Mrmbrrh erlttt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

OF. 2etpis BON ct. CLOUD bat sic
Eatientin in 8eban6lung. - SSn Ser
Samilie s. S. Mosforo itelte ii9 ein
m1nteres Maoden ELM; 6as gleide
5rel1benereigrib boll5og iid in Der
Samilie 90. g. SuQtpan. - Brau
Gornie bat iib lebte ISOLDE na9 Sor=
ban begeben, no iie ii6 a1f einige
@oden Die 56Iammbdoer 5un11ten
MAIDEN miro. - Ger lebten Samitag
gebaltene Marfttog tpor iebr gut be-
il1d)t, uno ser Mn5ubl Der @Gufer emit
iprab sic Ser @erfaufe.
ct. Soiepb.
Soiepb 3eioninger uno Sobann
@e6l tpare1r Greitag ouf DEM @ieb=
baaoel in ct. gloub, muBten aber
unoerribteter Sade tpieoer beimfeb-
rem. - Gaipor greper, tpeld)er 81
longe Sabre unier idones gteorns
County bepobnt ltno lid felt Gerle=
gr1g ieines Seims nad CT. Soiepb
meniger mebr um Die M%ngeleaenbei=
ten nod MuBen fin befiimmert, mad-
te Montag in neutrality-suspicious.
gelegenbeiten einen Nblted)er na6 Der
County g &auptlta6t. - Mm Cont
itagabero bat int ct. Gopboels So
ipital gu CT. gIou6 infolge zines I'M
neren &rebslei6ens, bon 6em iie felt
6en 1ebten Sabre1 beimgeil1dt par,
6rn1 Gbr. &remers 6os 3eit-
1ide geiegnet. @or 3mei Mona-
ten ml1r6e iie i'm &oipitol nnters
gebradt, roo file ibr 2ei6en ergeben
in @otteS fl. @i1en ertr11g uno oas<
ielbe 81 elmer gr1ten @orbereitung auf
6en 500, Dem iie getroit ins Muge
iab, ben11bte. Die 8erltorbene tpur-
6e nabe3u Dor 81 Sabren in 9eutih=
lan6 geboren, bon uo tie als juage
6rau in oieies 2an6 fam uno bis
gum So6e Hires @otten> ser ibr Dor
mebreren Sabren in Die gmigteit por=
amgi1rg, an 6eiien seite elm frie6lides
Duiein genoB, mie ibr elm ioldes
beidie6e1 NOR nnter DEM ga1tli6en
Sb6a6 ibres Sobnes @ermam Sire
mers, bel 6em Tie felt 6em Io6e ibres
Mannes ibr @eim batte. Mit 6ieien
betranern np@ mebrere @trr6er 6en
500 ser g11ten M11tter. 9tenitagmor=
gen fan6 nab einem in nnierer
Bfurrfirde bonn bod)m P. 2u6ger, ..
g. s., gebaltener Seelenamte sic
geer6ig1ng i'm @eiiein elmer groBen
'Shaar bon @ertpa16ten u1t6 8efann=
ten sic 8eer6igung itatt. Weoge iie
ruben in 6rie6en! Gen @interblie=
benen unier @eilei6. - Die int bo=
fen Sitter lteben6e @itttpe Matbtas
8immer lit iiber Elm Sabr e%rfranft
nr6 an ibrem M1tffommen miro ge=
5m%eifelt. - S11 elmer am Montog=
obenb gebaltenen @%eriammlung muir
Sc sic Organization zines 8aQipieler<
Club beihloiien. Sre6 Sdr06er ir.
mur6e als Monager n16 Sdabmet<
iter nn6 6ronf &06er als @apitdi1t
ertp1blt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
@ettlamfem beridiebemer

S1S Wettl11tfen ner1d)teDeter
@toaten, I'M einen 6iplomotif@en
@ertreter BEL Ser pdpftliden @egie<
rung 3u baben, 5etgt, peldes &C.
tpidt man nmentli6 IN 6ieien
&riegsaeiten 6aronf legt, bos DIR
oes @opites gu beiiben. gs gefdiebt
bon o1en Seiten 6as Moglide, INN
fid oos @obIpolIen elmer Modt 81
berii6ern, Die fetn Seer ibr eigen
nenrenL feline @6ladt mitenti@ei6en
belfen fam, sic fetne 81tn6es genoi-
fen bat, elmer Madt, sic 111r ibr
moralifdes @etptbt in 6ie @ogfdale
merfen fann, ober 6antt genulttge
grfoIge eraielen tpir6. Do3u lift aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

5u 9an6e fir 0eutid1ano ni6tS
iibrig. @ir miini9en Sen MGiirten
SEN Sieg un6 tper6en ibnen ollie nun
6enfbare &MIfe leiiten, Sic mir obne
offene &erlebung ser Meutrolitdt lei
item fonnen." Sos tpare menigltens
ebrli9 un6 often geipro6en. @s mag
btellei9t einmaI cine 3eit fommer
in 6em uniere @egierung lire Musle:
g11rg Ser MeutrolitGt bitter bere1ter
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
9ie enfige @ef&aftisfeit Ser be,,t-

iden l1nterfeeboote ma6t ii9 INNER
mebr a11@ an biei er Seite 6es 95eans
fiiblbor: in Seem Sort baben sic
Mgenten Der fran30iii6en @egierung
@9tpierigfeiten, fir einen nu6
Granfrei6 beittmmtm Bferoetrms-
port 6ie erfor6erltden @egleitman11=
i9often al fi1r6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
3u p%erfanfen.

ON ~UtTIHN1eU.
@dte tpeibe @Dn6otte 8ruteier
BON gutter 0rei6ieoenbeit, bon CUR
@rut befabigten &ennen gelegt. Nad>
3ufragen BEL geter Braun,
2Os3t st. o. $50. 3, Belgrade, Wfinrl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

@plb Spring 8ier
Gin a6tes 2aserbier.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

W.
much recuperated. After somewhat
of a battle the house sent it to its
third reading last night by vote of
7S to 81.
As the bill now stands ready for
final call it is the compromise meas
ure reported from the house commit
tee of license and carrying the essen
tial features of the Hilton, Santry and
Epstein bills, originally introduced.
No amendments were made at the
bills second hearing. 1t is not the
bill which met disastrous defeat in
the senate three weeks ago.
Backers of the bill now feel that
passage is sure.
Jimmy cfabby and George Chip put
up sorry bit of so-caIled boxing in
New York last night. The bout was
so sorry that Referee Roche sent
the men to their corners in the eighth
round, and, after declaring the first
a mo contest" ordered them out Of
the ring altogether Roche's action.
followed considerable booing by the
crowd. Clabby had piled up a good
lead in points until the fifth round.
Then the messy work began.
Opening after opening left by Chip
was untouched by ,Clabby. The
swinging Of both men was wild and
the crowd was whistling and kissing.
That was too much for the referee.
The crowd seemed generally pleased
with Roche's decision.
The fighters end of the purse was
held up by order of the boxing COM
mission. ass 49, .t..
Here is how the colleges are get
ting along in the baseball business, at
leas tfor one, day; sad a
Michigan Aggies 8, Michigan 1.
Dartmouth 5, Yale 4.
Brown IA, Vermont A..
Harvard 6, Pennsylvania 5.
Lombard 5, Knox 8.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13


Red Faber was there with the
goods Wednesday. He was a real
honest-to-goodness pitcher and no
body knows that better than the
Washington crew. If, the score had
been a close one instead of with the
Sox four runs in the lead, Faber prob
ably would have a one-hit game to
his credit today But after travel
ing eight frames with only scratch
single against him, the right-handed
HEAVIER let down in the last and two
Hits for one run were nicked off him.
The Sox bunch only had eight
safeties to their credit but those eight
came when they were needed. In
short, the Sox boys played real base
ball They deserved to win. The
baserunning work was o. K. On the
other hand, Washington deserved to
lose, not because Of poor defensive
work but simply because they could
not hit the ball. Their game gen.
orally was clean cut.
Chicago and New York both picked
up on Detroit Wednesday in the. bat
tie for the lead of the league.
Assisted considerably by the
weather man, the Brooklyn Robins
succeeded in trimming the Cub crew
in the second game of the series.
Trimming is a good word in the case.
Every man but the shortstop and
pitcher for the Brooklyn team hit
safely, five of them grabbing two
swats. The Cubs also connected in
the batting line, but wildness on the
part of Cheney made the battle all
uneven. The handicap after the first
two innings was too great.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League. - Brooklyn II,
Chicago 5;'New York 6, Cincinnati 5;
Boston 6, st. Louis 2.
American League. - Chicago 4,
Washington /; Boston 4, Detroit l:
New York 4, Cleveland 2; st. Louis 8,
Philadelphia 0. -s
Federal League. - Pittsburgh 3,
Buffalo 2. .f-l
No other games; rain.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29

Coal IL thc FIRST need Of South Amer
ca In the Americas, the neN publica-
au started by the National Ciiy bank.
DE FIRST big movement Of trade from
be United states 10 the southern con
8usntal countries since the war-began
visible al Hampton Roads, where
afce Important bItuminogs coalcarry.
.nR roads converge An expert in the
-aaI business estimates that million
and bali tons viii within a year
leave This country 10 consumers who
save hitherto looked 10 Wales and
Australia FOR their supply South
America normally takes 5000 600 tons
~ coal and brlQgettes year The
competition vlth Australia is due
chiefly to the opening Of the Panama
canal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29
The Terrible War Bill.

The wars Of Napoleon ia IS years
cost France sl,0OO.00000O, Our Civil
var expenditure OF the federal govern
mont amounted to s3.400000 900. or
nearly i3 times as much year as Ma.
nuleou'a The FrancoGcrman was cost
rance 81 $50 900 besides an added
war indemnity OF 81 600, 100000 This
same great war, which lasted only
80 days, cost Germany fi5o00o,oo0 FOR
"a average fighting force OF 100000
men The other big European war OF
he past half century, the Russo Turk
ish war. cost Russia s7sGi4o 00U1-but
he had two years lighting for her
money The war Ia the far East cost
japan $3.50, 100000 and Russia 1923,
100000, not counting lost ships Only
towards the end had either side any
thing Ike a million men In the Held.
ltalys little war with Turkey cost
$500. 900 day, allowing FOR mere co.
700 aghtug men Wendell phillips
lodge. ia I.esiie's.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29

War" says "a ueEtDrpur just home
from Europe. "is ali right at distance
bat when IL comes home 10 us. We per
sc.Fe that # IS savage, horrible. vile
.hiBg
= vus talking che other day to
French reserylst whose age had just
released hlu from further work He
lad beer a good fighter, and I said
You1l be- missed. you'll certainly
be missed. IN this var
"He shugred mis- shoulders
Well hC said when you've go1
effe and FIVE children 20 bring up
trs better 10 BE- missed than hiL'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29
BERLIN OFTEN TAKEN
GERMAN CAPITAL FOUR TIMES
OCCUPIED 5Y ENEMY.
Most Severe Blow Was During the
Thirty Years War-captured BY
the AuStrisns In t75z--When
Napoleon Entered.

OF the capitals Of the nations now az
war In Europe. Berlin, in times past
has suffered most at the hands Of for
eign troops.
In all warfare, the capital Of the
country invaded is usually the object
i've Of the hostile action Our own cap
ital at Washington suffered AZ the
hands OF the British In the war OF 1879
Since I44S Berlin has been the seat OF
the Hohenzollerns and has been occu-
pied four times by the forces OF an IN.
yading enemy.
During the Thirty years war the
city was practically rGsed 20 the
ground. About one hundred years Il
ter, in 1861, It was taken by the Aus.
trians They did no harm TO the city
as they received a ransom OF l.ooe.o0o
| thalers- about y1,i25000
Al the end OF the disastrous Jena
campaign the capital OF Germany fell
into the hands of the French Ia 1900
II was occupied by the troops Of IA
poleon for two years, When Prussia
and Russia allied In 1872 Berlin was
again taken by the Little Corporal
and was held for a year.
Next 10 Berlin Paris has suffered
most at the hands OF hostile troops
In March, 1914, the allied armies
which had opposed Napoleon took the
capital OF France and held II for two
months. year later, az the end OF
the Hundred Days, the city again fell
into the hands OF the enemy
The Germans were anxious 20 blow
up the Arch de Triomphe. which cele.
brated the victory OF the French AZ
Jena, but the British were opposed 70
It and saved the arch
After long siege by the Germans In
1870 Paris was again occupied by hos
tile troops. This time much damage
was done 10 the city Many Of the prln.
cipal buildings were destroyed ar
burned. and for several months the
Notifications around the city were
held by the kaisers soldiers
Since It became the capital Of Eng.
land, London has never been occupied
by foreign troops, nor even has been
threatened by them, IL was held by
Danish and Roman invaders before
|
ence But since the time Of the Nor
mans the English capital has nevel
been threatened
Before the present struggle Brussel
had not been held by foreign troops. a.
the integrity OF Belgium Was pre-
served ia the struggle Of 1870,
ST. Petersburg. or petrograd, as Il !
now called, has been too far removes
from the center Of activities IN Euro
pean warfare TO have suffered al tn
hands OF an invading enemy.
Moscow has been the objective poin
u troops invading Russia. In 1871 an
d9i II was taken by the Tariara Of lh
rimea and destroyed In 1912 Nap'
con made Il the object Of his invasio
~ Russia and aided In It's destruction
Though the Russians themselves hn
done much TO destroy the city befor
he enemy arrived.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29

tain hill-climbs ever made-ML Hamilton
and Mt. Wilson.
Take speed and endurance, for example
when you buy Maxwell you buy a car made
by the same designers the same chief engi-
neer-from the same Maxwell Laboratory,
heat-treated, tested steel, that was used in the
Maxwell Racers in which Barney Oldfield
and BILLY" Carlson both broke the 300.
mile nonstop race records in Corona and
San Diego.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29

We give you these two vital things, and
then just about every other detail of re-
finement, comfort and endurance that you
can think Of
Take power and ill.climbing ability. for
example when you buy 1915 Maxwell
you buy an exact duplicate of the stock
Maxwell cars in which wild Bill" Turner
and Billy" Carlson broke two Worlds Re-
cords in two of the toughest, toughest noun
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29

ant riding qualities - the W1~wf1l Tho sprug
suspension 81 The 1915 MHEwolt H Use fama costly
combination ~ farE eHfui ltaua1 frDat HpFIues
and The thrHe-quaFteT u5ttHtH Fear springs that
q us-d most heavy us|EHI EiEh PRICED cars.
The MARVEL oilers sou EVERY eaoHftaf ~ tba high
est priced machinFs At bftb ~ lHrlr eaat
One Sire Of Tire ut.SLijs on Rear
The Maxwell car b. aas Of tHe easiest ears in ths
world on tires maxwell owners carry but
spare tire and hut size uf auarg uHfe. ECga1Ht-
icai 80 luch = So luaa Gree used an around.
famous msFs Of auu.tEd urga are supplied
wheels
A Dependable Electric Starter
For s55 extra. you caa have g61F Marvel DO
iirered equipped with tho fgmeHF afnsE flug g'fs-
trio starter TEts starter Is S9feHi, trouble proof
and easily operated
Ard tie Marvel 81 completely equipped from tho
clear vision. yeBti}atrH FsHta#Ee.l Bt the front
to the spare tire carrier a. taH rear
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29
Low "Up-kesp' Carburstor

Low "Up-keep'' CarburstOT
The earburstor used on the MAXWELL was espsc-
tally designed for u after long and severe tests
un1sr every conceivable condition. Ecoaomy tours
conducted BY hundreds Of dealers and owners In
dinoreat sections OF the country have proved It's
efficiency, IS quick response to throttle and its
extremely low consumption Of gasoline. II has
been termed the low up-keep" carbarstor.
Irrevsrsibls stserinG Gear
The greatest margin Of safety has been pro
vi8sd IN the steering gear Of the 1913 AaKwel.
The Maxwell iTreYsrHibls steering mech anlHm ia
Of the expensive worm and gear type and ia So
ppriority every other type lies Ia Its many
sdjaztInents Al 20 time IL more than = fourth Of
the bearing surface Of the gear which operates
the 10 when needed, new bearing
surface may be had BY adjusting the gear quarter
Of q turn. In short, the MARVEL stssrinG gear
Heavy Car Comfort
What surprises most people Il the smooth, buoy-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29
Read This - Of Expensi0e Features. TH
Attractive Streamline Body

Attractive Streamline Body
pure streamline body graceful crown Tenders.
xsfIh An rfvsts concealed All the grace style
I'D snap that you viii End in Of the highest
NfIced cars.
A Hish-Tension Magnetic
Nearly all the high priced cars have high tension
F4nItIon The Simms maEneto with which tbs lax
"a Is equipped Is recognized rs one OF the best
MNgnetos made
Left Side Drye-Csntral Control
zett side steer with gear shifting levers in center
81 drivinE compa rtuleut--epptgr control-bas Been
ANeapted by leading makers Of expensive aGtonu-
#Nas as the safest and most comfortable TOT tue
Es4Fsr that Is why the Maxwell has g. The Max.
#aH Is 70 eaFy 70 drive and control that ch.ia
3Nn handle IT.
Three-Speed Sliding Gesr Transmission
AZ high priced cars have ElidinE gear trals-
81 the motor has the power, sisdiag gears Vii
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-29
Only Blindfolded man would buy an automobile
today without looking the Maxwell over

who "jed into buying before ne looks
the Maxwell
We in and then the IL features
the most produced