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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
FUNNY, SAY
Wiison's ambassador" >muscs
Men In wall street.

Bankers and business men 10 Wall
street who had received visits from
Charles W. Ferguson related with
amusement Yesterday their experiences
with the business ambassador of the
Wilson administration. They REGARDED
1t a. a huge Joke that y man who knew
So little about practical business affairs
should have received such q commits
sion from President Wilson and Secre-
tary McAdoo. for he carried letters ad-
dressed TO Whom II May Concern
from both the President and the Secre-
tary or the Treasury.
1t was really the funniest thing !
have experienced TN d long time said
one banker. 81 never heard such talks
s,ou, business cord tious in all my
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
CHINESE WIDOW WEEDS
HERE; WEARS TROUSERS
Otherwise the Marriage Cerc-
momy Follows Usual Pres
byterian Form.

Ms. Chung r r. ronr we welded
most orthodox way known to the First
Chinese Presbyterian Church at 225
West Thirty-hrst street. There wasn't
q breath Of the orient anywhere around
except that which chung to the brides
W
\ dele-ation of chinese students Of
Columbia. where prof. Chung studies.
came dow to- greet him and his bride.
who is herself = widow, recently arrived
from l~lonvkung. after Prof. Chung no.
won u long suit for her hand. She Is
= graduate Of the English Seminary at
Canton. Il was there that Prof Chunr
formerly 4 teacher and dean of the
Canton Christian College and later Min
lister of Education Of the province of
Kwang Tong, met her and vowed his
love.
The ceremony took place at 4 o'clock.
after the couple. their bridal attend1nts
ana flower girls had posed tor the cam.
era and movie men on TIE front steps
Prof. Chung wore a frock coat and
other Occidental garments. hut his bride.
~ least n head shorter han he, was
dressed IN a Chinese wodd NJ gown.
with a long. loose waist and separate
skirt. sit and pleatcd to show the chi
nese trousers underneath. The gown
Was OF white satin with pcarl trimming.
Ms. Foug also wore a white satin
toque and short veil
The maid of honor was Miss Fur
fii' l.iu. % graduate OF Wellesley col
l,ce. and tho best man W. O. Lam
Oh; columbia To flower si'ls were inc
Misses Dorothy and Ruth Hue tn,
y,rrnouN was entirely lr English IA,
usual Presbyterian marriage Ccremouy
Tiof. Chung is q close friend of Hr
Sun Vat Sen. former President Of IN,
Ch. ncsc Republic Ito !s mere as a ps.
lilc,l refugee and is tho president of the
Nationalist League. q chinese '"yolu.
tIDunrN marty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
JTGGLELESS MOVIES
COST HIM 100000
". J. Robinson Goes On With
M%ournful story Of BIC In
rcStmcnt in NanOScOpe.
RITZ MEN FOR HACKERS

,.rt.. ,He questions of his counsel.
,t.,,or NJ Uitchiugs. William !. Robin
~. completed yesterday the mournful
,,., or d expenditure OF 500. 600 on
,,oy rE p.cturc mechanism sponsored
ID, Low e. Van Ripper. Now the $780,
oon ,s .I gone and Robinson wants a
,r., I'm the I'u.'ed states District Court
- award nnn -. 00O. 600 that he might
.sve made under the contract with Van
S.rc-
"Nr Dlko of the tobacco trust" An
-, Carnegie and Mrs. Carnegie. Will
am u Ch,lds. the Rockefeller Institute
.o,I' and Harris Hammond. SOW Of
lain HAYS Hammond and himself an
,yento- of a device to control ships at
40, n, wireless. were all Of them on the
yerrr az becoming tasc mated with the
vsroscope-Ntn ltper's new motion pie
.o-a w... hiuc-accordiug to Robinson.
,bo was promoting The enterprise IN
Nov York.
In Eohinsou's epistlcs to Van Ripper.
rbo vas In Chicago. the promoter said
-,nea'cdly that he could get all the
rorev needed u Van Riper would hurry
IN and give him n machine that wouldn't
,rcle the pictures all over the screen.
IN one letter Robinson spoke OF having
,ssN OO0 as good as pocketed II the
Annn@fNfH NNNllu blllN htAldNFs
"Crimm'nS' and George Westinghouse
we're 10 see the marvels OF these dissolv-
,r motion pictures soon. wrote the pro-
,no.c-. and pray ed for special parts that
would stand Inspection. Robinson wrote
Ia, Rlacktou of the N,tagraph Com
nanv liked the vanoscopc after one ex-
Shi.icn and would bring his partner.
suitA. 90 see II. II all went well Black
ION would furnish plenty OF money.
Robinson said ~ Rlackton that there
we're only three men in his company and
hey were dividing over 81 600, 600 a
year They are very unusual men"
added the promoter.
Another possible hacker described In
pobinson's letters and testimony was
'saac d. Fletcher. chairman Of the III.
,ec'ors Of the American Coal Products
COMPANY. But Mir. Fletcher became n
hacker on the report of experts that the
yauoscopo needed a lot more done TO IL
before z; would he marketable.
Mr. and Mrs Choate and Mrs George
'0r,ng and her son. Loring Hldreth.
we're among these Robinson was TO show
No invention TO. The promoter wrote
Van Ripper that Mr.. Marvin OF the Bio-
graph company advised n Mr.. Martin
and hrs crowd not TO put money in the
t3HoSrops
I' t'~' |''I1IuuUl'dl w" gan new
'ha' william ". Childs had raised 500.
o0o % $2nh. 600 that was needed for tho
'a7o>'ore treasury. the rest would he
.eai' next week.
Tho promoter insists that Hobbs
Hammond and Van Riper made ar
-cro"Wcut hy which Hobbs was 20 raise
'o"'r 20" the yauosrop" lie saws tina
Hobbs. Ashley and Hammond interesteJ
Nj iJrford' OF Elyria, Ohio. maker O
'ho tlrford motor trucks. and tina; Car
'orl jl' 500 600 into tho invention I
: l;ohIusou's opinion that most Of M
800 uu1 went into Van Riper's pocket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
IDA WALTERS DENIES GUILT.
Pleads Not Guilty to CharHe of
Poisoning Her BABIES.

lIa Suiifcn Walters pleaded not
guilty through her attorney, Abraham
Levy. Yesterday morning before Justice
Brady ma the supreme Court, The BronA,
10 two indictments charging her with
the murder of her two children, John
ana l.orida, Then Lorlys Elton Rogers.
the father Of the tive children, pleaded
not guilty tn an Indictment accusing
him Of having outiccd Mrs. Walters to
i've with him In The Bronx.
Mrs. Walters was taken to court from
the Bronx county jail hv Deputy Sheriff
Duane and Mrs Gallagher. a trained
nurse. She wore two heavy wells, SO
ll,.j Il VAS not possible for curious
court spectators to see her face. Per-
sons who stood near Mrs. Walters said
that when she was arraiGncd she was
sobbing softly. Mrs. Walters was taken
back to her cell almost Immediately.
Rogers's bail was continued at $500,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
BAY STATE WARS
ON GYPSUM BREAD
MayOr of Boston Urges Bill to
Prevent Use Of Adult
tpratiOn.
WARDS DEFEND PRODl tl

BosroN. March Inlay 5. turley :
pressing vigorously his light for the en-
OF a hll designed io prevent
the making FOR sale OF anything hui
pure bread Tile proposed neasut" was
filed a few DAYS ago. following the dis
co>erv that nuur comprising - per cont
master Of paris and less than 80 per
cent. wheat four was being us"a by the
Ward Baking Company At its Cambridge
lakery IN the manufacture OF bread
Tn. Mayor asks me Legislature 10 en-
act A law which VIII limit the lusiedl-
rn,s used In making bread TO o "d prod
nets and which NH also authorize local
bnards of health tu enter al places
wh.ra bread is made fug sale ana take
TOR ANALYSIS both bread % materials
us.d i'm its preparation. More than hNe
tors of A. Il. g. iour contaIuins -
per cent. gypsum. OF plaster or paris
yus found in one OF the Ward plants
and prof. Jordan of the Board of Health
vas told It was used In bread making
George :. Ward of the Ward company
conferred with the Mayor to-day IN r'-
card TO the bill. Corporation Counsel
sullivan and Prof. Jordan were also
uresent. When the conference ended
Mayor Cur,ey said .
Il am satisfied that Mr.. Ward VIZ.
nnposa nv pure bread bill When asked
the direct question as to the presence VI
plaster of paris, or gypsum IN the Dtedu
h. said il was in the a Is nouI'
which he used as a baking powder hu'
which disappeared by chemical avlloi
during the process of baking II ana nor
,npear in the bread. Take water you
arn auare that there are certain prop
80. ,,bigh alnlll1 not be there.
II Informed him We are unaple 10
oontrnl such properties IN th'll natuth
state, but The properties IN tn y ~ =
nour. such az plaster Of paris Whl'I
should not hc there, were not due ''
the action Of nature. but 10 the skilled
nanufacturer and the latter can h'
controlled by Legislative enactment.
mir Ward declared that his bread Is
chemically pure. There is a greater
Quantity of chemical salts IN one gas
of pure milk" he siid, than can he
found in four ioavcs OF our bread
We always have obeyed ever law re
la,lnx to our business and W" ways
will. ,,
81 never saw Mayor turicys bl
hesore to-day and cannot say oThnnr
whether or not | shall oppoS" It's enact
ment into law Ward bros.. now
ever, are prepared absolutely 90 abid'
bv the decision OF the baking trade or
this matter.
"Our A.. - G. four has h"cn sub
m,tted 10 the Federal board OF agrl
culture. and ! feel sure 1t meets VIII
their approval. 1t also has been place.
before the Patent Oitice ana apl'lca
lions for its patent are NOV" pthhlh'
In several foreign countries
This is the greatest discovery q
,ho ,ye I, ia not harmful In an
n PARTICULAR. Prof. Jordan Of the H@tltl
D-partment didn't treat us fairly wh"'
Investigating our k,cal plant outside A."
regular business hours Weare u rephta
bic concern and ought TO have been S'V''
mnre consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
ACCUSED OF MAYORS DEATH,
h'stcrinus Tragedy In Missouri
Town Leads To Arrest.

I.. .s. '.A. No. March ll-Fred Will
''. WAS arrested this morning on a
'IH.g.uE murder In connection
drH,a of col. Alien NJ walker.
Mayor of Louisiana, and a MEM
.'- OF 10Y. Majors staff. VINO was
o.. shot under mysterious circuln-
s % his office March ? and died
40 ...s later wilkins was released
. . $4,000 hond and his preliminary
.'t..-- WAS set for next Wednesday,
N...'r 20 summoning a physician said
'" go r' himself, but when the doctor
"'..' boo said wilkins had shot him
.. ...l.N wilkins and his wife de-
'. t,-t.fy AT the inquest and the
.H - jury recommended that he he
he'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
SAMUEL BOWLES UNCHANGED.
Editor's Condition ReP"rt~d v"
Worse by Phy%sicisns.

SpnIHGFIrLp, Mass March 1.-The
condition OF Samuel Bowles. editor OF
the Springfield RepHblicdn. VINO was
,al>en critically III yesterday morning.
was reported as ~unchangeh to-hlg"'
Mr., Bowlcs was stricken WIN ""''
orno,rs 10 h. r.r.tral hcnorrig,g'
winch rendered him wholly UNIONS houh'
hut A later diagnosis reveals the tdci
hat his condition is possibly due 10
toxic congestion. which IN less serious
than an apoplectic shock, lie had not
regained consciousness late tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
BANANA TAX EXCITES JAMAICA.
VIII rrntr-i against Canadian I'M
port Duty.

7 IUN-I NoNpdfCA 10 I'M srN.
. .r. jamaica. March 1.-THE
- "l., decided Yesterday to send
! ' G.pItatiou 10 Canada to pro-
.'-' a '-' On, IMPOSITION Of a panama
'aF '., dominion.
'rarrl that II tho tax Is allowed
Y r'.-I '.a Cultcd States viii impose
AsH.a, TAX. which would ruin the chief
no. o. tie island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

V''e PlArNs. \ Y. March II in
a '..... .0'di,l returned this morning
- ~ H. night dolibera'ion the jury
! '.' P tor divorce brought by Mrs,
N.h'.. 'nusaaul against her husband,
Jo.'n. 'ussani, announced to Justice
.''.I ..'' i had failed TO agree. The
an Wa discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
10 speak At sunrnG- shop.

rros Charles ZIchlu ~ tine UuIvar-
,,jy ~ chicago Viii speak a. { go o'clock
'n.s afternoon AZ the suffrage shop. SEA
lff'h avenue under the auspices Of tho
Womcr's Political I'ulor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
ENVOY ADVANCE
MAN FOR A PARADISE

summer TO aid American business mon
in building up export trade. The mos'
OF those agents are stationed =, cilarlS
In different cities. but Ferguson seemed
TO have n owing commission. SO far Us
could he learned. other agents ~ this
character did not carry personal Re tiers
OF Introduction from the Tresidcr'.
II was said at the Department or
Commerce to-day that Ferguson's busi-
ness was merely TO make clear to tho
business men OF the country tho resui's
OF his studies abroad and the nature
and scope Of the work OF the rureti e
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
"Ueu aud Paradise"

HNIbU ~ lllblIll hEo NfAlf ldiA lktfllflu
decided l. would be better to summon
Mi. FerRuson back to WASHINGTON for
further Instructions lie remained here
for ten days, NJ then, IT is said. started
out again. The" il was that he lppar-
entity began with renewed effort his ~
temp to brinE the Administration 7ul
the business mon Of the county mo
more harmonious relations Vie filed
great nanN reports with he Depart
meut. hut finally wa furloughed early
In March.
II ls understood that it was after nr
was recalled o WASHINGTON auG ontain al
new instructions - t. the Departments
ideas That he had his hell AND pat adlsc
Interview wiz \ New York banker
Mr.. Ferguson was regarded Ivy officials
or the Bureau " Corporations as an eN-
treme.N able ard intelligeut Investigator
II was reported today that Mr. Fer
guson's activities went so far as to sug-
gest to a large ORGANIZATION of business
men in the United states the advisable
ity OF creating 4 oinnitte OF nine with
a view o bringing about harmonious
relations he the new Federal
Trade Commission and the business men
OF he country The New York banker
who w9s interviewed by Ferguson was
further reported ms saying
THE success OF recreative movement
on the part OF the business men would
depend upon the quality Of the active
encouragement that 1t might receive
from the Administration
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

benten, bic nette frau uno bic oret
alnosr I'M he berum. oas iiinsite bate
ne auf Dem Qrm-uno i1 iour ibr
fagsa: Bib Dir nur ni6ts elm,
meine 9ute, 9ein Mann 1T I6on
Ianqe bin"
Sept erit iisbt tie meme 8in6e, uno
edB ih am Stpd gebe. .Gr lit oodl
niAt etpd pernunbet?" fhreit tie, unb
mieOer fpiro lie gang blab. pRa."
ial' iA una Indie icaar onsu, .eiH
biBdsn ihpn, 6lob 70 an Der red)ten
6ano." . gott, oa fam er foobt
Hi4i me6r i9ufern?" bod, ood.
9los I4reiben tam er jebt nid,t oa
nit. Drum Bat er ouA mid geiAidt,
oab ih Sic eriiBen Ioa, Sic uno Die
Sinner" Run ioat' i9 mid ieBeu
uno miteHen, Is mar gsfaoe nm Die
Wiitoss3eit-nu. LANCE hGtt' id Die
Ghminoetei nitt ourhfnltsn t0nnen,
oa-0ott lei 1ant. Sic neroen la
den. 6rou-on brannts mas in Ger
Slide an. Die 5rau muBts binaus.
uno id bin sleib aufgeitannen. Has
tirIih bdb' i'd oeriproden. fpieoer3us
tommen. Die ainosr Iino ou6 nit
in Die Slide, lie bdtten 4nait UNI ibrsn
Wilhreis. sloub' ih-uno i9 bin
fort! llnten. hinter Der 6austir-i6
tonnte niht enoers-bob' ib oebeuIt
tpie Elm SdtoBbune. uno bann bin ih
sur StruBenbabn eerannt. oIs ob 20
li3ei tinter mir Der p6re. 6err, i)
qe5e obne 0edure einsn Sdriibergrl=
ben on. menus befobIsn .ipiro-. uber
gu Ser 6rau brinet mid niemano
mebr bin"
Die 5rou pirb Sic oher ouf
iuhen."
g. msin. .6srr. lie tann nidt fort
BON 6duie. Gie Bat Ole ,n5e @irts
lhaft une Sic bier ainoer nuf li9.
llno aottIob. 8ommsnoe @o6e bin
ih ipieoer an Ger Iront."-
Der SoIoat penoet Iid gum sc
ben; CT rimmt iein @oapadet unb
reiht ms gum Nbihisb bic !6anb.
~3erreiBeu Sic bic 9aubs qeiunb
uno tommen Sic hsil pieosr," Iagt
meme 5rau.
"a orehs er iih nod einmol nm
uno ertpioert nit eintm t~lsinen, unbe
tiimmsrten 2dden: Niles trifft,
frau. Gin S6uitsr mebr ooer tpeni
ger ouf Der WeIt-oardrF tommt's
nitt an"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
Rub(anos %llng(iic6.

Die rWliinhener Bot" per0ffentIitt
einen Aufieben erresenben Brief elmer
Suritin. bic our bo6iten rufIiihen
4riitotratie uno CUR 8ertuanoihaFt
BEG 3oren gebort. Die s~Siiritin fhreibt
pon ben getpaItiaen ruiiiIdlen 8erlu>
ten, Ole in ibren 8reiien Iton Gnoe
Nobember duf minoeitens 100000
Cote uno 100000 0erpunoete ae>
i6dbt tuuroeu. Sic fiqt bin,u, ban
iiber ole 3lbl ser in @efanaenifaft
geratenen Ru6en beitimmte Mitteiluns
gen niht aenlaft tperoen. Mud sic
VerluIte on Sfftsieren, bic iih Dor
nebmlih aus Der Irtitotrdtie retrutie
rem. leien N1nS un1ehtuer. 5tefe
3rouer berrfht in ollen Shihten esr
gep0lterunq, uno i'm Die Stimmuna
uitt nod mehr 5u ptrlhietterr. en-
Iolqen Die 5ransporte uuo Die Inter
bringing 8erpun0ster MIR lei gldht.
.;u ben &reiien Der Qriitotratie. bic
niht sum iogtuannten erQereu ,3irtei
0es ,3aten esnorerl. iperbe Die 8eteili
cling HuBldnos am 8rieq nur als
has ltngliid RuBiuaos" heleihnet,
tSs MAO bier ftlGuterno peileiiilt rper-
heu 1Gb nit oem engersn 3dren3irtel
sur 3eit Der Ibienouna oe8 Brieies
i%nsbsionoere Die GIilue oeS 8robiir
ten ytitolai Nitoluieiuitidl qemsint
mar. .4lioere WegspGn0te 0es ,3aren."
Ihreibt Die 6itritin, Dor alien etniqe
ejroBfiiritinneu osutifer MbtunTt. 6ds
BEN iitl duf oos QeuBerite bemiibt, BEN
unhetIoollen Giuilub oes 8roBfiriten
Jitolai Ritolaieuiti6 gu bretsn nno
HE A~rie9saefa6r 0bSuipeuoen -Ieioer
her9ebIidl. Die gFntIteiounq mar aber
bei Der NuipelenERit Yoincares in pc
tersbura gefdleu. Ten 6aupttrumpF
heim 3aren bat absr Die andeblihe
8eriiberuna Y%ointares 0elpielt, Die
iranSoiilde Hesieruna babe nit Iuss
nabme BON Sdures Sic aunse ~y,tdl-
Democratic hinter iit uuo Tonne bars
uber biuaiis bic Gitlpdbr bieten, aas
Die repplution1ren Glemenie 9ublauos
aiier ShattierunQsu tpdbreno nes
9rie9tS non isoes 4ndr,ff 0eaen bic
31renfHmilie mo Die 9ielieruno able,
hen piroer. 0ds BAT btin ,3aren
ben gn$'tldg q0eben uno 70 lit eaS
unhtu hersin9ebrodltn uno GlenS,
Ser3reiIlunl uro 3uidmmenbru6
unier Sdidial getuorotn.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05

ySrauSmenn, gc6 On uoran.4
Ger Gnmpicr 09ncia~ mcldcr Trii.
Der Der @oul6urgcr SiIiie ac1orte.
0orm aber pom elmer uineritaHiiden
irmG ongrfauft mur0c mo oltf lei
lcr cribn 1otrt cine Soolul9 9aum.
r0flc nod &rcnten brin8cH ioutc, II
.aiio mirtiidl ieitacboliei poroei. AiC
.ameritauiidic ,Sldaae. Die cr ipbrt,
bot and linn fcineu Sdut aclra1rt.
Glc utaElihcieaicrumq bate betGltnt.
lid idion lonqc Dor Der Abfdbrt DER
-Gocio~ erfidrt. ooB lie oieielbc ia
perm miiroc. Sic ban inoeiicn lire
1rnhu1tg nldlt iel6it ulsgeiiIbrt, ion.
oern Is uo~rQe5oacu, Die 6ortnnbmc
oe5 Sdllrfcs ihrcm atidldtten irau5o
.iilfcn @unocsqenoUea 5u iiberloiicu.
Ger muB jett Die 5upge aisst0Helu.
Ole Inn obcr pom ietiaen NGibington
ats ultt nll3u heiB |icruIrt meroet
olirite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
Sapans Streheu.

Die oeuti9e PreiTs bsIdGftiet fdl
eiigefeno nit DEN iapunii6en 1Sor=
~otcqngsn cir Die d;neiiite 8e9ierMlg
uao tommt Sa Dem 56lub, ooB i6rc
@epiaigune elmer Rieoerlage Der
irar50iiihen. ensliiden uno umerita-
nif9eu politif I'm 5ernen Often
qleihtom,rt. gidh ibrer 4uTfaiIung
bat Sir Gotpa.o GreD. Der fur3iidtige
5Ibrer Der snglil6en poIitif, bel Der
ariegsertliruug iiterlid) nidt Dor
ousgeieben, haB lie gum 8srluIt pes
s%ngliId)en GinftuTes in China, irs
%befonoereu Der SnterepnIpbdre Gm
Yangtfettang. fiihren pdr0s.
Die oeutlhen 3eitungen itiiBen IItl
lei 6teien Nusfihrungen olf ei,en
9lrtifel Der 9onoon Zines, loelder
Die ben Sapan an China geiteG.sn
Sor0eruagen duffiibrt, Die cine
fel fir Gnqldno cine peinIide lle.er
rdfnung oeipsien Iein mufen un0 Der
9dn3sn Nett betpeiieu. DAB bag oSnfels
reit bes Wlitaoo nitts 8erinQerea
als oIe 6errihdft iiber Geina unitrebt
ano Dor alien Die pirtifaftIife &ons
sr0l!e reg u%ngebsureu Reihes on Iitl
3u reibeu iudt.
SHIRT bob Der GorreIponoent eer
sSimes", Scr Isin 8latt BON Yetine
aus a6er Die 5%orosrungen Sopans
~ueritdnoiqi bot. aus. bob bur6 bic
ielbel oas britilhe Sntereie beriibrt
uno in WlitIeiosnidaft se5ogen lpsrOc.
Wie Der aorrelponoent meloet, Der
longt Sdpdn. oaB bon iebt ab Gfin1
.einen 3eit fetnes 8eiises an cine
fre,noe Wacht psrpohten ooer gar abz
trsten ioa; DAB Sapan srtluFps
Winen9etpdbriame in Ser Mpugolei
erbolten uno oas Rsbt srIansen fof,
in oieier propina feline Entertainer
a%n5uiieoeln. Oesgleihen iperoen bier
befcnoere 6anoelspripiIeeisn gefore
bert.
Cine tpeitere sSorDerune lit bic Der
lingering oes ouf bic Manoiturei
be3iiglihen pabtpertrdaes duf 90
SABRE, bic llsbertragune offer eeut-
ihen Redte uno Yripileaien in Der
Prooins S6autune. bic llsbertraaung
oes 9etOredts in 9s3us auf ole Nli
men uu0 S6iffston3sTionen in Der
prooin3 Sufien; bob Snpdn sic Dit
tontrous iibsr bic San gang Giien
lperte unb onoere inouitriele Inter
nebmungen i'm Yoneties Sale erbdlten
iou. Dab Sopan in China arIenole
errihten bari uno China in ,3utunIt
r~peni9itens Die 9dlfte ieinsr Munition
in Sapnr touit; bdb China i'm Sale
Der Rot ith nur an Sapnn iptnoet, urn
'etne territorials Sntesritdt gu erhul.
ten; pnB snoIid Sapnn an alien Yri
pilegisn. Die onoereu Natioren be
piuigt tpuroen, mOaen oieie Iih nun
olf Mihionen, ole Grrihtuna bon
4nitalteu oAr 9anbantuuf besieten,
teilnimmt; oab tsine 5remoen auBer
Sopaner oIs 6tIfsorb 'er in ben VI
%isnaIen beran9e3osen ipefosr. une oaB
enoIih Sdpausr in Der Militdrs uno
6tnanSperipaltung oes 2nnoes Gtels
lung rrbdIten ioIIsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
Ger Rtf0rO 0es
63ten gOusre6es.
Err G3. 6on.
srsB. Der ltb
an 9jnnelss
tao euOoIltto

rertnate, fonnte oos nit Dem erbcs
benocn Ncmiiltlein tbuu in ueridlie
ocner 0iuiift oen Rcforo ~gebrodlcl
o0cr qeidla9cn o0er uie frllbcrcH
AonGreiie ilhertrnmpit 5u baden.
t5ritenS lit or tn mehr Soaell, dis
leocr oieier. IN Sibung gemclca. ScIt
leiuem 3uldmmentritt en- Z. 9(pril
1913 bat er einnlnt, i'm Icttcn Ncrbit
3lpiid,en leirCr crlten ulo ieiner 5pci.
Ter Sellion, cine tilr5e. Ctluos ilbey
cineu Ntonot 6utteruoe Yoiile III lei
ner Sbdtigfeit ciutretcn lniien mo lit
l0mIt f0ls ,pci Uolle !, ,bre IN Slbling
aeipeieil
.}rueitcns bot or in oeIn gGonarci
llnnuI Mecoro mcbr 8onm iitr iidl IN
,tulprudl Gcuonnlucu als ale frllhc
ren ToHgrene.
IrltteIls bat rr aber and. luelIa
iteu@ il QltantitutiDer Mjnlitt in az
l%cplebtriidlcr Atniidlt mtebr qeleiittt
ais ieoer ielter 3~orQauGer.
&icrtct5 bot er oud) 9tuilliqun
gen pou 6isher ntcrrcidlter NoDe
geatnd)t.
lln0 oieie leste aGrrungcnidlart
0e@ ocnlotratilhCn Aongrciies er
itciut TIM 10 bcmertCnsmertber eocr
be'rcmotiher. ais ole Gtnofruten Sen
l'epubiitnuern 9erooe Hie @cridnpen
Dung 6fftutliher 0ieloer sum 0oltut
rorpurf gcm0dlt.
Gnrllber herrld)t MN in het Demo
tratilden Reileu lpirflitl 4eiorqniB.
2tGh betreits Der slnndaue oes AR
sic Inn 9agerueineu iih OILS hodlis IN
popaldr crIpciicnoe inq. Nricqsitcucr
beatglidlcfi @eiete9 iiIhIcn ite lid
nlht meuiJ bGfHrnbiat. "a Der ct
trdQ oieier 1teter mott htHtcr ocn
GrinnrtltHaen 5nrltt>leibf 10 befi4rdl
ten tic Is peroc it'd ols notGmenoia
ermci.icu, Der Steucr cine ueiterc
stlla0chnlna 81 acben INT scr gfcaic
rtaIq Ole ubihIacn Ginuahmeu III ser
idloiieu.
Niles 0ies NHo Suutle &uuftr ON
lta~lofrnttidhtn 0oriiout. un0 0ieia
ben Nurften i'd, uoth mear ~pcr0umtelu
/ RIDER sic uadlige Northumberland
H%eraurtit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
8eum 9,nidlauSS 9co,srnn, Ocu

4aiirtcil unit Riidlidlt uuf ibren ii.
fen protlomirten GusmmgerumSS
friea tnr5 ra9 S:"AS,N trftnrcu mur
De: s@lr oerionacH bon 'ytid tugtu1
i.035.VO Hotioncn itr Titre Eel
ans Giin0liheu Iuaeh0rjacn ~ ion.
TN ...,"; mas adbe oo4 fiir inter
%Tdfionoieu Solenidrm Ioer 9eltid,
Ion6s ,b0lterrehtsipioriNe. uorocri.
shc Warhdrcil abcr 7uitidlonos
Notion, Srduen. &inoer un0 D5rcj'l
%8ielbemHGt gum 3unQertoN 81 brlH
gen. Dos 1T naturltdi. ..Norrr. oduj
mas MloercS"l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-05
0as c6srbnnStsoerid,t bot scn

cltlid,eu %aohleutrult clnen mudtIQcn
S6inG ucrlebt. inNem Is oic Sl lcnenr
Fruit aeboriQen Nohnen ucrurtbeiii
Doi. an bic &ohIeuhonoicr ocreu 'it
Die Beforocrung tbrcr N0bicu uermci
CERT bat. Sdnocncriot' 81 ioblen. Gi.
mem &e,n 9orfcr aohlenhdnoler al.
lem plroen $1,000 5doocncriuu
sligclprcdcn. tueil ibn sic @cioroe
runa bon 0oblen pCrlpeiQert mltr0c.
ndhoem CT IS abGeiebnt hottc. iidn il,
Die ron Srult oor0cidlriebencn DC
oingimaep 81 fuacn.