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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01

ndB ibm cine iolde Scrfulesnufgabe
binnen fur5er 3eit 3u bepGItlgen ge-
lungen lit. Sic iehen iest nah uno
Had) Elm. ouB elm ioIdes 8olf, IDethes
dGes, @ut uno glut. 2eib uno Seelc
einiebt Iiir ieine Gbre, filr Die Het
tuna 0es 8nterlan0es. unbeliegbar
lem mtB oaB. Der oeitldle Yatrlotls-
mus oodl tiefer lie9en miB, ais III
orableriihen He0ensarten boblen
9'broien ulo mitItem @eihimpfe.
Ser ocltihe @Siae, sic G%pier1reuoig-
feit oes oeutidlen Bottles inter allen
Seoin9ungen unb lein ielienieltes@er-
trnlIen III ieiner fabigen Hegicrung
ons limo Die i~tarten @ur5elu lei
ner arnft
- Ser Yeorio ~Srnnscript" bGlt heu
te oem amerifaniihen Golfe cinei
Spiegel por, inocm es idreibt: .Seit
Dem Anfang oes ariege5 pur0e Die
9Selt uerlpirrt olirh Die briaunten
Gperationcn Der oeltidcn Maihine
uno Die Shnelligfcit nit lueldler lie
Gle milttdriid)en mo commttrciellen
3.rdccoGt5fou iiGtr Den @ouien mari.
IN 9eutif)lano ipred)en Heiultate.
Cbgleih oa5 0eutihe Snitem bol6-
autofrntii6 % lit. 10 lit es ooh nil
lenlhoftlid uno mnperionlid. 0eutidl
iano miro nidlt ourd oemngogiIdle
llnltriebe in g~Serlegenbeit gebraht.
melhc oia offentlid]c Wcimrng il.
Ymcrito 3eriplittern mo Die 0ffeiitli.
den @cldGfte in Die Sdnoe BON poll.
tiihen aeIlelflIdern uno o0en Sdma-
tern legeh 0ercn 2ermtniB Der Afu
tiff OILS cine Qualification iur Die
@anobobuna pom @eitlGitcn occcp-
tirt miro. meld)e pertpitfelter oils Die
tbel,eritcn. Der Snouitrie betanlten
Woihinen limo.
uSn 0eutlhlano ongcgcn miro on
genomnten. ooB MIR oiejenigen Die
pertrmicnsmertben &erionen iinO.
melte ibr @eihGit genau fcnnen.
sSabigfeit (effieiencp) lit nift bon Der
Golitif nbhGngig u1o luern Hfltdt-
c%riillluna on Ole groBen Ginbeitet Der
Gobrifonten. oes @onoels. oppelirt.
biIoen oieie einen fciten Sbeil ser be.
lpohrten foiIcrlifcn Golitif.
.Nmerifo miiroc ptel prpfitiren,
menn Is III oieier @inlidt Dem Sci
lpIele0 eutlhIano's folgen pilroe, etc.
llnO oos lit qerlou ullere Wfeinurg.
C.Teurid Come
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Die 0rflarnna oes Sctroiter AntO-

mobiliabrifdnten @enrp 0oro, oaB ef
iciue perl0nlidcn mo geldloftlldeil
pc5icntngen 5u ieoer gouf I6ien
neroe. ole lid an Der britjid iran
5niiid)cu Anlribc betbelll9e, mo onl
man Der @umpfcmmiiiion Sted
-fonncn in Die GodlhoBo bdnger
mo lie ortIoaen i%oilte, 1T unle.
rcr gritenpreiie bohit mgelegen &c
fonmen. Ms Die eriteu Yrotelte ge-
qcn Die Anlelhe aus oeltldlomerlta.
nlIdcn areiien tumen, orobtcn oielC
Vl0ttcr oen llnter3eihner Der 9}ro+
icite nit 3udltbaus. We'll tic oit
0roiperitat oes 2onoes itorteu UNI
mas oes frehcn @eihmobes mebr
mur. 81 DER gleidleu 9robung acger
6oro mcroen tie lih m%abrlhcinlid
Eid)t perlteigen. G%beniomenig Iuie ge
gen Den ,Sainoiier 9unoeslenator sc
mis-. Or gleif8eitig Dem Gbicogoet
Clearing 0oule ais Trdiioent Dor
iteht uto oos ~Anleibeprnieft ebenioas
gang ettidieocn bef1mpft.
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Gin nener Nbi6nitt
i'm Neltfriege

W. ~
id)idte oes @cItfrieges iteben oeut
ldle Sruppcn I'M aumpf gegeu bic
notwithstanding SIT einem ltelt.
CT Nbldnttt III Dem inlner mciter INN
lif %greifcnoen Eingen ser Softer
9ltropdS gegeleinonoer. Serbiell, ous
ourd Die feIge Gr~mor0ung oeS Shron.
fclgcrs BON Celtarreih ltngorn ltro
ociien @emnblin Sen aricq emf 4ilelt
bal. metn alicb Die tbotldhlidcn@rlln
DC oiel ticfer lagen, bot in Sen lebten
9 Wpnaten als friegiiihren0e Wadt
feline Holle mebr gcipielt oic oerbiin.
oeten 8%roBmdfte, 6ie ongebIid) nur
ocsboib ST. Ben @affen gegriffen bot,
ten, neil lie eS nift itber 0os meid)e
0er5 brin8en fonnten. ooS Ihpad)e
nnlfnl0ige Serbien ~pcrnifltet Az
leben, ilberIieBen oos 9ano nid)t ntr
Icinem Shidinl. ionSern periud)ten
e. nod belte-ibre Sdue6cfobIeren
sur Nbtretunq tbe1ter nit @lllt uno
Nerratb ertuufter@ebiete 5u spinqps
alif 6o6 tie. Die 8roBntdhte, Scflel
i'ber oen gefpaItigen oclttlf.0Iterrei
dliiden 9ruf Ger Mtbeln etuos flIrs
qeporoet mieOer frildle 2uft if0pfen
f6nnten. Die unounfbaren Serben
obcr mei8erten lid, Ger frelinoli6en
glnIooung nah5ufommen, lllo lett.
Dem ltno lie in Der @ertbidGsuna ii.
rcr colen 8unoe5genoiien, nod aons
beoetteno tiefer %geiunten. OILS lie bis.
Der geItdnoen. Srotoen bot Serbiett
bisbcr mir Iein Gerbred)en oerbGltniB-
nloBig menTg bilBen miiiien. Cine
Selthe, Die teetcn @inter 0as2un6 al
ciltoolfera orobte, i6eint - 5umtbeil
oltrd) oas h~odlber5ige Gingreiien ome.
rifonilher Ner5te, bon oencn pcrlfie.
ocne I'M Sample oegcn oie Sel,h
lbr 2cbert geIolien boben - gIildlif,
1nteroriidt morocu 81 fem; bon Den
Shredcn oeS aricges lit oos ~SSnnere
oes 2onoes 10 gut pie gon3 ucrifont
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01

Statement of the ownership, manage
ment, circulation, etc, of the '.Nord-
stern, published weekly at La Crosse.
Wis, required by the act of .dgust "a.
1912.
Editor, Adolf Candrian, 1923 Main
Street, La Crosse, Wis. Managing
Editor. Adolf Candrian, 1923 Main
Street. La Crosse, Wis. Business Man
ager, r. kiesselbach, 1907 Wood Street.
La Crosse, Wis. Publishers. Nordstern
Association, 123 Main Street, La
Crosse, Wis.
Owners-Adolf Candrian, 1923 Main
Street, La Crosse, Wis; H. Watkins.
ll5 n. 18th Street, La Crosse. Wis. +:
Olga Field, Osseo, Wis.
Known bondholders. mortgages and
other security holders, holding | per
cent or more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages or other securities None.
Average number of copies of each
issue of this publication sold or dis
tributed through the mails or otherwise
10 paid subscribers during the six
months preceding the date of this state
ment-For daily papers only.
ADOLF CANDRIAN.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this LIST day If October. 1915.
L. KLEEBER,
Notary Public.
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BON Sismarf itammt Der aus

iprud: Ser liebe Soft bat cs mellt
cilqeridtet, Den 9cutideu ole Sor-
liebe fir Observation-Disclosures
III perleiben, oenn JOINT milrben, bel
Etniqfeit in alien Ginger, iolde aer-
lie, mie Die Seutihe Station, bic gauge
SSelt aus Den Angeln beben.~ 9aiIt
bclte lit einsetreten, mos gismard
filr itmlogli6 belt: Die 3eltlten
mo einig uno chen lino tie babel, Ole
Nelt aus oen An8eln 81 bebcn. Der
idmierigite 5beil DER Arbeit ilt berelts
upthau.
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Sie &elt i~tannt,

SIe &elt i%tauut! OoB Geutid.
Ianb, obne frcrnoe 8eibiilfe. aus Der
0raft ieincs eigenen Bottles heruts,
Ole Rlcienllmnc bon 10000. 00O. zoe
Mari ser oriten aricgsotleibe, NM
olile olc Detbe oufgebrott bot, Der.
lest Ole @eIt in Gritounert. G8
eointnert oen @oltern ein 2itlt, peit
olinen lie Ole Au9en uno lpcnn es audi
pIele nld)t 5ngeben tpollen, inn Sinner.
ltet hires Ser5en miliien lie oertfen.
&}eIh Elm SoIf lit es, oieics oeutlhe,
neldle %lleberfiiIle bon Strait. 8eiuno-
belt. @tlaisltorte mohnt ibm inne.
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Die enaIiihe NndGdtsloHateit hat

5ablrcihe Sloamcrifoncr gclpaltig
Qc9en England oufgebrod)t, oafiir be-
iiet Der GenIor Sic oetitliditen 8eDcl
lc in oen rotben 3etteln, nit oeiren ans
Slloon1eritu fommeu0e 9rieic peric.
ben iin0. Auf oieien ,3etteln befin-
set it'd in engliishcr Sprod)e Die @or.
ulIng;
nAn Ben britiihen G%enIorl
Sic fonncn oicien Grief fo%ufis5i-
rem. meltn Sic moIIcn. aber Sic fon.
men nid)t ale QurdidlGge oauon ieit-
Gdlteu. Sic f0nuen cine Wiluion 8rie.
fe 5%eritoreu mo tutirnoe ncutrdlet
Sdiife anholtcft. ober Sic meroen C.
EIft fertig briugen. Die MGhrbeit ulil
lbrem @ege ourdl Die @elt ouf5ubol.
tenl
oGerilthen Sic niht, NIT eillerli
StiIf Golhpapier oen G3eon altf5lt-
lniteu. Sc mebr Sic periuheu mer
Den ST. perbeimIidlen. ooG Sic an
Dem lctten 2ode tfeiien. oelto mebr
miro Die &eIt e%rfenucn- mas britiid)t
Wtoft lit, ndnlid: ocr gr0BtC
Bluff, oen es ieniaI8 gegebcn bot. d"
8rlefe nit oieiem rotbengSarnunas
~5ctteIn iino in DER letter. Belt mebr.
Tufr ilber ueutruIe 2dn0er noh
Iciitldlono gelaugt. Sic fon,en aus
G5iIe. 9ruiilien, aracutinicn. Geru.
uno lie fomm u~ucr0ffnet in Die San.
DC Der 4orelialter. Gbne in oieies
&$ornung Elm 3etdcn ser 2iebe filr
SeutlhlanO icben 3u monca. ouri
man lie iit'erIidl ais elm 3eidlcn bes
NalIes gcgeu britiide @infilr oltf.
IoIlen; Der Gc1ldr bot oos gerooc
@eaentbeil bon Dem erreitJt, mas Ell
crceifer mollte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01
Sas hGtte ,aphn Sna iid end nidlt

trdumer laiien. DAB or eini1ol nit
Dem Suite IN Der 6ano in gSonltreet
Icdten geben miIBtel Nie eabeim III
Gnqlano Die Qreborgelmldnaer, DC
por Den @duiern Der @oblDabeloen
ipartcn, bis Semano ibnen etlpas III
ncn 0lt nirit!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01
LIZ Sin flsines gsihen. rher mel.

cles mir Gag unb Nof)t griibeln, III
~ialItonoc. unicr gnfi5cs 9tcrpenluitent
ouBcr Gronung 81 bringen uno urs
olifs aranfenbett 81 merfcn. 8Gruml
Jorge nldt. lon0ern lei froben MutbeS
mo lcee ocin &ertrouen ouf 6orni 5
al%pcnfrolIter. IS lit Elm @eilmittel,
ouf oaS mo lid n0lig o~erlaiict
fam. GS lit ous giItircicn aroutcrn
bcreitet uno entbalt nidlts, mas nid,t
quite Mlrfunacn bot. @ir0 niflt bon
Ipcthefen pcrtnuft, lonoern ourdl
z pc5ialoacnten. Die ernount iino bon
Den SerIteacrn: Or. Better 5obrnau &
Sons so, 1876 So. Moune 4pe..
Chicago. 81.
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Drdmien'SiIte

GIN Sabr i'm &oran5 He5ablenoe Ioons
nsnten er1dltcn Ie eireu lhoren AaLens
Der ais 9Sr0lnle gratis gno poctoftel. Nh
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bdn0en:
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(Ooron iiuo i'm Sanger orei5ehn NI'ns
meru erldienen uno nod 5 Num@
ufrr.t IN 6oub.1
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Vrdmi.m s.sen Yiebrbesablnus

SIS d. b II %.
Sreieer'S oeatihsameriinuiide5 Aodbl6
fur feline Samillen. 8on Saioeilidt
Sdreser. @reis 70 Gents,
Hd bmaihtneu
Die -Roreltcru" : Edbmaldrlen No. /,
auf 3 Sabre ibriftIldl aarant'rt, ~&rop
0eao~ sesbaule, ertrn Ietnc FoltIur,
ale neueitem 8erbenerumgen. ablolut
bic beIge Raihine. Die llr Ir9eno etlietl
Breis erbiltlidI liz go
Hie -Horoitcrm" sRahmaid'lne 9to. :, gez
nnu ME Ro. /, uur NIT dutbonldtt.
ldRm .Srpp Se1o" 9>f
Die .Ruroiteru. Rdbmaidine No. 3, III
8oloen Gat & Webduie. uutbomdiildem
-@bnir 3ift" %Gu9elInQer : 8elteu. mt
autbomatiIdem Y9elt 8eplaeer". boz
pem grm, oebdrtete StablIbetls. ale
.attndements" IN Sammets SdItd)en.
Cine quite 9iaihtne 3u DEM leGr nlills
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aeunu wie gto. 3. MIR III 0eSisSnbts
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traaeu lino ne betrdgt pom 60c bis 81,
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OieIe Brdmieuli'te piro o6He ipeitere
goti8 bon .3eit gu 3ett er9dn5t uno per-
dnoert. uu0 oieie ayreile rittcn llh uddl
benz ielpeilioen Denrttfrertb
Nm Ncltcu mn Iidlerlten ut es, ods
BeI0 per Y y il q II 10 E ung tgtonep
Or0er). Die DER Yolimeilter IN Den gros
beren GgtlhdftcH ull5Iteleu lam, 8t
uterSenoer. @beuID 9ut uno ltdjer lnl0
bic q r3re anne uHgen, mel
he Die Naenten in allen 9rpreBs Statios
men ausltelen. Menu man 0ds 8eIo per
Northumberland ODER per Experimenting
ihidt, lift es nidt uotbiueHolg, Den betrets
fenoen Brief regiltriren 81 lullen, lperIl
bic dDreiie oeutlid gelhrieben 1T. Segt
NON odgcaeu ganraelo in oeE &rief. 10
Softe oieier ItetS regiitrirt trercen, nm
iidJer 8u lein. bag oerSelbe rid)ttg ous
fputmt. Sur @elbIenouugeu in eiufahen1
Briefoerifluife iiberne1rnen mir feiners
lei Observation-Disclosures. SIM Sale BON
a0rebperdnoerunaeu per9eiie mnn ia
2 ridbt. Die nlte ebeuIofpobI tuie Die II Il e
Boftoffiee dn3ugebeft. 0enu font t01uen
mir ben Romeu IN ben giid)erH gar nicbt
finSen.
Ronehs Orners oiirfen niht, ME eas
10 oft geldlicbt. oIS oermeintlife Cult
tuug 1urudbehdIteu lperoeIt. ioua
bern Ilnb ben gricien beiBuieqen.
0uittniia crfoigt mn nurdl IenherllnG
Aes 9atums duf benz NoreBitreifeu.
Mnu abreIiire einfnf:
e. uSsrofteru, ga Grohe, @is.
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Sou Der uriprinaIihen Ssseiite,
rung fir Den Nilliaroenpintp lit
iclbit in Reu Yort nidt bieI mebr
nbria. Die ~2anoesoerrdtbcr" id)ei.
men ood rebt gebobt 8n hoben. mas ?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01
Die Rn6en haben Die Sentidlsu

rihtig nod Bilna gelodt. ,seet
trauhen Die 6ran8olen iic nur nod,
rod Boris mno Die Gngldnoer lie
mod &onoon 81 Ioden. mo oie Viii.
trten baben geiponner, mas?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-01
Mud anf oem galfan Id)eint Gmg.

Inno SieSode lih oaourh peroorben
5u baben. ooB IS iih oIs Den @erru
aufipielte. @e,tou 10, min bar nut
Der AnIeibel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
The First Year of Operation
May Show Small
Surplus
GAIN IN RECEIPTS
NEARLY EVERY MONTH
Many Workers Anxious to
Go to Alaska-Warning
Against Any Rush

Panama, May 29.--The Panama canal
will have earned in the first year OF its
operation sufficient to pay all its run
ming expenses and probably leave a
small surplus, according to the figures
now being comp:!cd in the Office of the
canal auditor. The loss now is about
five per cent, as against 20 per cent.
at the end of February. The deficit OF
about 20 per cent. incurred during the
first eight months of the waterways OPP
Grafton has been nearly eliminated and
will be completely by June 80 when the
first year of operation will end. Nearly
every month of the last nine has shown
an increase in the tolls earnings. Tolls
for April, however, were slightly lower
than those for March, which were rec
ord. 1t is declared the tolls for May
will equal. il not exceed, those for March.
Many of the workers on the Panama
canal, after several years of tropical
life, are now anxious to go to Alaska,
where the United States government is
undertaking to build railroad. Many
of the canal workers are tired OF the
tropics and are willing to risk the rigors
of an Alaska winter for the sake Of
change. The government already has
sent out warning against any rush
into the territory this season, as the
work by no means justifies one. More
over, the great majority of the workers
will have to be prepared to return to
the United States each fall, as the win
ters are so severe that little outside
work can be done. Many OF the locomo-
tives that were used in the construction
of the canal will do added duty on the
Alaskan project. They viii have to be
altered from fve-foot gauge to the
standard of four feet eight inches and |
this work is now being done in the canal |
machine shops.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
GIRL WHO KILLED
SWEETHEART HELD
The District Attorney Opposes the At
tempts to Release Ida
Riehl.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nav 29.-Seventeen-
year-old Ida RiehI, struggling against
impending hysteria, was helped 10 her
feet in Coroner Knights court at noon
and formally held without bail to await
action of the grand jury for the shoot :
ing of Edmond c. Hsuptfuhrer. the man
who, she says, betrayed, derided and
deserted her.
The bleak routine Of the coroner's
court has never included anything more
sombre than the appearance of the desc
late little prisoner. She was permitted
10 utter only half q dozen words. whis.
pering answers which gave her name,
age and address.
The girls counsel reserved the chief
testimony for the hsbeas corpus hearing
10 be held before Judge McMiehael TO
day, when an effort viii be made to lib
crate the prisoner under hail. IL was
common rumor that the man who Of.
fered TO enter a. much a. 100000 bail
for the girl is State Senator Edwin ".
Ware. Immediately after the hearing.
the girl, leaning heavily on the arm 81
her aunt, Mrs Ella Phillips. left the
court room and was taken back 70 the
Philadelphia hospital Mrs Phillips
tainted as she nesred the door.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
sEAvERs DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

Have Won dyspepsia n you haze.
perhaps ycu want 20 rst "a n a You
can ~ taking SFANER'S UHsPEPS1A
TABLETS We A. not print any picturrs
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SEANER's nYsFTPSfA TABLETS vii
rnffs rrslsfTrsis over ard prer arnin- We
80 resdF o. darnunstrsfF 4 IN yuur csss.
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d. r cures ron. sisr " ard tn fhs dug
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sa--s Hna Ell tir thas sd b ufil har.d
vou ri9ti taek tlis 6ussts Fuu r4iE tir
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
RUSSIANS WIN
NEAR JAROSLAU
General Mackensens Left Wing Was
Forced Back, According to
Reports.

Petrograd, May 29.-That the Russian
line is holding from the Baltic to TIN
| San is the claim made in yesterday
Russian war statement.
| Referring to the campaign arounc
Przemysl, the grand duke insists that
the enemy has been driven back on the
left bank of the San, and that elsewhere
in the fortress region the battle con
tinues with intensity.
The official statement follows:
"We engaged the enemy successfully
in the region of Shawl. We made prog
ress southwest of the Murawjewo- Shawl
line and on the lower Dubissa, repulsing
the enemy near Rosijeny.
"In Poland, on the Bobr front, during
the night of May 1926, the enemy bonn
barded with heavy artillery the region
of the fortress of Ossowiec.
I'm the direction of Opatow, south
west of Ivangorod, the enemy has be-
gun attacks with great forces.
"In Galicia, on May 25 and the night
of May 1926, the enemy delivered at
tacks along the whole front between the
upper Vistula and the left bank of the
San. He was repulsed everywhere.
THE stubborn battle on the banks of
the San between Przemysl and the Luba-
czowka river, as well as between Pre-
mysl and the great marshes of the
Dniester, continues with great intensity.
Hostile elements which pierced our
line between our point of support near
Stryj were destroyed by our artillery.
During a counter attack, we took many
prisoners"
Berlin tvia wireless to London, May
29.-Admission was made by the German
war Office yesterday afternoon that Gen.
Mackensen's left wing has suffered
slight reverse in the fighting ON the east
bank of the San, north of Jaroslsu.
I'm the region of Sieniswa $50 miles
north of Przemysl) we lost six cannon,
said the official statement. elsewhere
in the fighting around Przemysl. the
Russians have been REINFORCED but the
battles are proceeding satisfactorily for
us"
The official dispatches also reported
the beginning of a new German offensive
along the Dubissa in the Russian prov.
ince of kovno.
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chopped Cock . few minutes and add
one pint 81 miik and boil up once. Add
the hsh. one taaspconfui II curry pos der
one tesspogufui Of paprika and . pinch
- salt Cork for three minutes. stir IN
to tssspoonfuls n cold i,oiled rire. and
s-rts bot on toast.
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SOCIALIST DEFENSE LEAGUE
Is Organized BY Pro-War Group in Eng
land.

/ London. May 2o.--The Socialist Ma
ltionsl Defense league has been ORGANIZED
| by pro-wsr group OF Socialists includ
ing John Hodge, NJ. p. Robert Batch
ford, the writer, A. 5. Headingly, one Of
party, George II. Roberts, NJ. p, Charlie.
Duncan, NJ. r., and II. G.. Wells, the nov.
elist, to combat the keir Hsrdie and
Ramsey Macdonald snti-wsr group.
I'm this hour of national peril" says
the manifesto prepared by the league
when the independence of peoples is
brutaly menaced and the established
public law and liberties of Europe are
ruthlessly violated, q handful of pseudo
Socialists in this country are breaking
the national solidarity and weakening
the national effort in the face of the en-
envy. II has become a duty for true
British Socialists TO expose and repudiate
the errors OF these dreamers. All Of
them are. consciously or unconsciously,
the agents of German ksiserdom and
traitors TO the imperishsbe ideals of lib.
erty and democracy which have united
free Britain. independent Belgium and
republican France in an indissoluble and
glorious alliance
In the manifesto the following attack
is made on German Socialism,:
What is tho German claim? Put
briefly. il may be summed up in the as.
sertion that because an unwilling Serb.
Austrian subject killed an Austrian
prince. Austria had the right to ravage
the Serbs; and because Russia inter.
vened to prevent Serbian humiliation.
Germany was justified in eNterminsting
the national independence Of Belgium.
"Civic freedom and national independ-
ence are elementary principles Of Social.
ism. We cannot treat with German So
-ialista until they declare for these as
the Socialists 81 Russia have declared
Socialism expresses itself information
slly. II cannot develop anti ma tionsliv.
German Socialism has always been
limited BY political immaturity and bu
IDEALS. Tho present war is
.hoice between organized liberty and
mere organization"
British pro-wsr Socialists have made |
mich Of Licbknecht. the Cerusn Social. (
1t Who fought the war budget N the
ssiehstag. while German Socialists
inited for the fatherland treat Hsrdic
nd Macdonald 80 heroes.