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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
TAILORS RETURN TO WORK TReDubIic7n A D eaeed wire1

PITTSBURG, Nov 13.-Striking tailors in forty-three of the forty five tailor shops affected by the strike of journeymen here today re- turned to work under the new scale. which allows an increase in wages and reduced working hours
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
NEED MORE TROOPS. Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

CAPETOWN, Via London, Nov 5. The government recruiting commit tee has called for another ten tlou- sand men for service in German East Africa. It is said that the call was made at the request of the British government. whose available troops are now so fully occupied that it could not be expected to provide men for campaigns the world over
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
President And
 F10ucee HQUe 7 Roadside Lunch
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, Nov. I3.-President Wilson, his fiancee Mrs. Norman Gait and her mother Mrs. w. II. Boiling, ate a roadside picnic lunch today together in the course of a l5O-mile automobile ride which took them through Baltimore, Westmins- ter and many small towns and vil- lages in Maryland They returned after dark and had dinner together at the White House.
 While going through Baltimore the president and his party were recog- nized by only a few, but during a stop at Westminster many people crowded around the car The presi- dent sho k hands with several men and women in the crowd Soon after leaving Westminster the presidents automobile was run up a side road and there the party ate the lunch they had taken with them from the White House. Farmers driving along the main road nearby noticed them and stood up in their wagons to get better view of the picnic party.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
NO REPORT YET
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sinking Of the Italian liner AnCona.
 lt iS stated in the report that the cnlF American born person who sailed on the Ancona. was pr. CeCile L. Greil who Is at Tunis
 pr- Greil. who is 42 years old. is uesi1nut of New York. She came to Italy six weeks ago to do Red Cross vo-k- Ambassador Page in re-lying to the British vice consul. requested that he extend to Dr. Greil all possible ass stance
Evening star., 1915-02-17
PROPOSED PARKWAY
REPORTED FAVORABLy
Plan to Connect Rock Creek and
Potomac Parks Endorsed
by Committee.

Senator salisbury of Delaware today
reported favorably from the committee
on public buildings and grounds a joint
resolution providing for the proposed
connecting parkway between Rock
Creek and Potomac parks. The resolu-
tion as reported is as follows:
That the commission created by sec
tion % of the public buildings act ap-
proved March 4, 1913. for the purpose
of acquiring bnd for a connecting
parkway between Potomac Park and
the Geological Park shall have power.
in it's discretion, so to amend the map
on file in the Office of the Engineer
Commissioner of the District of Column
bia. dated May II, 1911. as to exclude
needed for the execution of plan for
the said parkway approved by the COM
mission of fine arts:
Provided. That the total area of
lands finally to be acquired for said
authorized to be acquired by said act:
Provided further, That the said COM
mission is hereby authorized to settle
and compromise all questions and
controversies between the United
to lands within or adjacent to the
area desired for said parkway. sub
ject to the approval of the Attorney
General of the United States, who
may, in such settlement and compro-
mise or in any condemnation proceed
ings requested by said commission,
exercise the power in him conferred
by sections 363. 364 and 3G of the
Revised Statutes of the United States
any provision of law to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Provided, That the said lands when
acquired shall be a part of the park sys-
TEN of the District Of Columbia"
The committee struck out of the resolu-
ton provision for an appropriation of
$4,000 toward the acquisition of the
lands and the expenses of the commits
sion.
Senator Salisbury explained that the
item of $4,000 had been stricken out be-
cause the committee did not believe the
appropriation was necessary at this time
What was mostly needed, he said, was
the authorization to make the changes in
the plan, and any expense incidental
thereto could be cared for later in a de-
ficiency bill.
Evening star., 1915-02-17

OVERRIDING causes most sickness. Over
work and worry bring on most cases
of kidney weakness.
The inside forces and the body It's
sues are simply used up faster than
they can be repaired. The body is
filled with waste matter. Tho kidneys
are slowed up in their blood altering
work. The blood gets heavy and i'm
pure. The kidneys weaken.
\ good kidney medicine is certainly
needed. but it is quite as necessary TO
avoid worry. overwork, late hours. ex-
cesses, etc. to diet more lightly; to
take milk and water instead of strong
drinks: TO get more light outdoor ex-
ercise. rest and sleep. Giving the kid
news a little rest helps the medicine
work better.
Doan's Bidney Pills have a wonder
full record of success all over the world
in repairing weak kidneys. Thousands
publicly recommend them.
Evening star., 1915-02-17
CLEARS TRACKS FOR G. A. R.
Senator Smith Takes First Step in
Preparation for Encampment

Senator Smith of Maryland today in
troduced Il Joint resolution directing
the District Commissioners to make the
necessary regulations for the occasion
of the forty-ninth national encampment
of the q. y. r. in the District of Co
lumbia next September and October.
The resolution is similar to that adopt
ed at the last q. A. r. encampment
here
The Commissioners are authorized to
make all police regulations needful for
the protection of citizens and visitors.
to establish special schedules Tor 1ares
for public conVeyances, etc.
The Secretaries of War and Navy are
authorized to lend flags to the commit
tee on street decorations, and the use
of reservations for the entertainment
of the c. A. r. members is authorized.
Evening star., 1915-02-17
MITCHELL MUST EXPLAIN
STATEMENTS ABOUT ARMY
Secretary Garrison Considers Re-
marks Attributed to Him Iniu-
dicious and Improper.

Secretary Garrison today instructed
Brig. Gen. Scott, chief of staff Of the
army, to call upon Capt William
Mitchell of the general staff to explain
published remarks attributed to him on
the unpreparedness of the United States
for war Capt. Mitchell was quoted
as having said, with other things,
that 1T would take the United States
about three years to put an army of
100000 trained men in the field, and
In that time an enemy could take and
hold our Atlantic seaboard"
Secretary Garrison said he consd-
cred such utterances, if made in public
at present. injudicious and improper.
The remarks referred to are said to
have been made in connection with an
address by Capt. Mitchell delivered
last evening before the Washington
Society of Engineers at the Cosmos
Club.
Evening star., 1915-02-17
A Washington man SAYS:

John T Trussell. 304 Florida ave.
NV. Washington, says: II was in the
milling business for a number of
years and heavy lifting caused lame
ness across my kidneys. Often ! hau
attacks of lumbago that lasted week
and during that time l could hardly
do anything. | wasn't able to straight
Evening star., 1915-02-17
A. ]. Trageser Appointed Deputy.

A. j. Trageser has been appointed
office deputy collector of internal
revenue for the income tax under Col
Iector Miles of the Maryland district,
which includes the District of Colum-
bia, Delaware and the eastern shore of
Virginia Mr. Trageser takes the place
made vacant by the recent resignation
of Deputy Collector Wickes. The new
was indorsed for the office
by Senator Smith of Maryland.
Evening star., 1915-02-17
Liner Tuscania on Maiden Trip.

NEW YORK. February 1.-THE new
nchor liner Tuscania has arrived here
on her maiden trp from Glasgow
and Liverpool. She was built at GlaS-
gov and is of $4,000 tons gross regis
ter. She brought 385 passengers and
more than 5000 sacks of mail Thomas
williams. a native of Wales, on his
way to Canada, jumped overheard dur
ing the voyage and was lost.
Evening star., 1915-02-17

shall be fixed by the court and charged
and borne by such Of the parties to
the cause as the court may direct.
THE auditor need not prepare or re-
turn a report until his. fees therefor be
paid or secured to his satisfaction un-
less the court to which the reportlis
to be returned otherwise order"
Evening star., 1915-02-17
The Wrong in OVERRIDING

Ell up after stopping without getting
an awful stitch in my back. Doans
Kidney Pills gave me great relief"
Evening star., 1915-02-17
Know American Warships.

American warships have distinctive
Asasts and arc well known TO the OFF,
GERS of the German navy, and either
by night or day they and the vessels
under their convoy would be respected
by German submarines
This is a safe method to follow for
American ships which desire TO enter
those portions OF the seas proclaimed
dangerous by Germany, and differs only
from the rule adopted by Great Britain
with reference to American ships pass
ing through the channel. in that Ameri-
can ships. instead of being compelled
20 enter a British port. take q British
pilot and be searched by officers of a
British warship. would be permitted TO
pass unmolested to their destination
wttout being subjected to search. the
imperial German government being
willing. OF course, to accept the i'm
piled word of honor of the Upited
states that the ships carry no CONTRA
band of war.
Evening star., 1915-02-17
Suggests Warship Convoy.

Admiral Behncke then said that Ger
many was prepared to suggest to the
United States an even freer and safer
method of passage for American ships
bound either through the channel or to
English ports namely. that several
American warships should wait in
some port on the southwest coast of
ireland, and, when communicated with
by wireless by an American merchant
man. one of them should proceed to the
place indicated and convoy the mer-
chantman through that portion of the
sea which Germany. following the ex-
ample OF Great Britain, has declared
10 be dangerous.
of course" said the admiral. ships
under convoy, by the rules of inter
national law, are not subject to search.
but the country to which they belong
is upon its honor as IL were to see that
they do not carry contraband of war.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

Ser arofe rtniide sies i'm &a'tfa'
1us hat 1ib berfriimmelt. Mie gu er-
tporten >por. Sic @uifem geben ielbit
5lt, bab Sic Eiirfen bereits mieoer Die
Offeniipe ergriffen baben, nrb oos
idliebt cine groBere Mieber1oge aus:
M6olidermeiie baben Sic Snrfen BET
ibrem eiligen @orriiden cine flei1te
gdlappe erIitten, obi6on o1t6 bas
nod nidt einn1ol iider lit. 1tniere
@erm1tbung, oaB Sic 9iegesmelonng
fabri5iert >poroen fei, um 9oro Sit
dener sic M0glidfeit 5u geben> ben
MitqIie6er11 bes @arlaments etmas
Mngenebmes 5u iagen, bot ii6 alio
beItGtigt. &itderer bat gum 5tpeiten=
male NIT elmer e%rf1nbenen Sieges=
mel6ung porlamentarii4e @orooe &C.
mod)t. Mls SOS 8arlament ii6 Dor
etniqen @od)en %bertagte, COB Der
@rieqsminilter SEN Mitg1ie6ern 6as
m!6drd,en bon 6em groben Sieg Der
@11llen iiber sic Deutihen nit onf
Sen @eg, nno NIT bem Mtardden bon
6em bernidten6en Siege Ser Hulie EN-
iiber sic Eiirfen bat ct fte iett be-
qriiBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
inc aepaIttqe &nn6qebnnq Der

Cine %ge,paltige &nnbgebnns Der
@iirger ct. 8a1l's un6 minneapolis
fnno Dienitagaben6 im Mu6itorium
uno ct. Ba1l=@otel %5uguniten bes
8erbots ser Mnsfubr bon &riegs=
material an friegfibren6e Mationen
itatt. Sat- itebentouien6 @eni6en,
bar11nter sic geiitige elite Der 5taot,
laui6ten an bei6en Srten SEN Mns=
fibrungen Ser. &e6ner, 6ie ale Sen
@run6tor Ser mirf1i@en Meutralitdt,
ni9t ser Dollar : Mel1tralttat, Ser
@umonitdt un6 6es geiun6en @en=
fdenber itm6es ani6lugen. Die grobe
@erfmmIung int Mu6itorium @araf=
teriiierte beitere @ube nn6 6emofratt-
i6e @er51idfeit. Midts bon ienen
ldrmen6en Demonftrotionen, mie lie
a1f 8eiteunng BEL poIitii6en Ser
iammlungen iibIi@ iin6. @b un6 5u
6ur9bratite cine @oge 6es 8eifans
sic geraumige &aue. 9iefe ipontanen
M1sbriide lieBen mber 6te tpabre
9timm11ng Ser Ser ammlung feinet1
3meifel. @enn 6ieie @oge BEG gn-
tbuiiasm1s uber 6os 9ano tpeiterroM,
miro ii@ ser &ongreB ibrer @irfung
nidt e1t5ieben f0nrte1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
9nrd stuet &rafte ,uir6 bas Mcid

9nrd 5mei &rdfte tuir6 bas &ci@
@otes a1fgebaut, berbreitet un6 be-
feitist, bur@ sic @naoe @ottes un6
oie Mrbeit ser Meni6en. Bei6e ltno
na6 ser gottlt6en Mnor6mtng uner-
laBli6 un6 miiien 5uiammenptrfen.
@oute man sic cine m1si6alten, 10
tpiiroe bie anbere obne @rfolg ietn.
@ie SOS @obl 6es ein5elnen, 10 bangt
ou6 0as @obl ser Stride, ibr Sort
idreiten un6 @e6eiben, bon 6em 3n=
iammentpirfen Ser @ra6e nn6 Der
menidliden Ebatigfeit al. @ott bat
5par Ser Stride immertpabrenoe
Dolter berbeiBer, jfe miro bIeiber uno
mtrfen Bis gum gn6e Der @elt5eit,
aber 6as MaB Tires @rfolges, ibre
auBere @~erbreitnng un6 Sic Eiefe #
res gtnfluifes auf sic ein3elner See
len, miro mttbeittmm 6ur@ Die gro
bere o6er geringere 8emiibung Ser
@lieoer Der Stride. Die gu aqem &C.
oeiben u11erlabIide @no6e @ottes
m11B eetponuer toer6ett 6ur@ bas &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

DIES Sic ~Sro,,en4S erbolter
1ouen, I'M @eprdientmtenbaaie nit
2O4 geg1 ia Stimmen b%ertporfe1t
muroe. Dieie Ebotiade iolte bod benz
perl9robenen Stoatsienator Ole
@agerg oie Ml1gen 0ffner, Der
als eingefleiidter S6iir5enbelo eine
gin einreidte, 6urh Die Ben Snffra-
aetten bos @abIrebt 5ugeitanoer toer-
Sen ion. Senator 2obed bon Mlera11-
6rio pom eleidem @aliber mie Sena-
tor @ageng, bereiderte ben Senot
nit elmer Sin, ser 5ufolge Der gauge
@taot nad bent 1. Sanuar 1916
rtroden" eelegt tperben fol. Die ge'
1unben &opfe I'M Senat tperben 1tder'
lid BEN @aliertopf 2obed ,1no 1ein
@efolge iibertpiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
$tadt=ntui9keitet.
Mo6 muir fur5ett &ronfbett. flo

- Ma@ r1tr fnr5e1t @ranfbeit. bat
am 9~ienftagmorgen Soiepb Seiien=
6orf info1ge bon &er5labmutg,
tpoblborbereitet a1f Sen u1roermeioli=
@en Gang in sic @uigfett, 6as 3eit=
lide geiegnet. Ser @eritorbene mur-
Sc in Deuti@lan6 int Mai 1868 gebo=
rem, bon 100 er na6 genoiiener fauf-
mt6nni1der MusbtI6nng, 6te er Sabre
lang in @11Blan6 bertpertbete, Dor et=
ma % Sabren nod Mmertfa fam nn6
ii6 in ct. CLOUD nieoerlieB, MOO er
cine Sobamaiferfabrtf er0ffnete, mel-
DIES @eff6ft ct @anf feines SletBes,
ieiner @e6lidfett un6 ieines itets
freun6ltden @eiens anf einen boben
5ton6pnnft emporihmmg. Sabre
lang betrieb er 6ieies @eiddft in Ser
bin6ung init feinem S@maeer Sobn
Nontil1s, Ser iih Dor etpa einem Sab=
re bonn @efddfte 5l1riid5og, bas barm
ser 8eritorbene allei11 tpetterfiibrte.
@ie er feiner Coffin, NIT ser er ft6
Dor 26 Sobre11 berebeltdte, Elm trelter
9ebensgef6brte mn6 fetnen flint &in-
bern Mgnes, @6uar6, Sarab, Maria
un6 @ofoIm Elm ftets ffuirforgli@er @a-
ter gctpeien, 10 tpar er I'M geienigen
@sreife ein itets germ begriibter
6reur6, Ser INNER CUR $mo mar,
tpen1t es golt, Dem 6eutfde1 @efen
116 6e11ti9er Cite @edm11g 5u
troqe11. Sent @ereinsueien tpar
er itets bclo; 10 idloB er ii@
benz fotbolii9en G0riterbofe. ot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
observation-disclosures
Tenli1feitem.
8iidjpf Srpbec tpeibt bas itattlidje &C.
bdnbe ieiner 8eitimm1tng. - Ser.
idiebene &ebner berberrlidten bas
@eibefeit. - 9ieiem folgen tier
id1ne nnterbaltnngsabenbe.

Seine Before Mnerfenm1ng ser Be-
miibungen 6es bodJm. @atbeoralpfar=
rers Or. Geo @ons un6 bes aus SEN
@erren @b. S. 9a6ner, @brilt.
gdmitt, Sos. 8. &oienberger, q. 81.
Gid uno Geo. @eis b%eiteben6en 8au=
fomites, Ser @to6t 81. CLOUD cine
fatboliide &odidule 5u beriduffen,
bitten Sic 8iirger Ser Sta6t 5ol1en
f0nren, als bnr6 ibr 5ablrei@es Ct
idei11en om letten Sonntagna6mit=
tag, tim 3euge 6es feierltden Mftes
ser Ginmeibung ser itattli6en &atbe=
6ralho9iduIe 5u- fem. No6 6em
@eibeafte, ser bonn bodpp'iten &errn
8iidof Trobec porgenommen tpur6e,
mar sic gerdumigeMula ser neuensln<
italt, sic fir 1000 Mann &aum bat,
Bis cuff Sen lebten @lat gefu1t, UNI
Sen beridieoenen &e6nern, sic 6em
iebt bolen6eten nnternbemen 6es
bohp. Or. Cons in Ben beridie6en=
iten Tonarten moblber6ientes Sob
ipen6eten, 311 1o11iden. Mls eriter
@e6ner trot Ser bohm'ite @err 8iidof
ouf, Sem es mdbren6 Ser @ermaltung
ser Gioaeie nah ieiner Mnsioge itets
eine grobe Treube berettete, 10 oft er
cine Stride ober gduGe ibrer 8eitim=
mrtnJ peibte. Gr iprad iiber 6te
fre1toige gntmidell1ng Ser fatboli=
iden @erb1ltniiie in ct. @louo, Sic
er BEL ieinem eriten @rideinen in Die
Ter @egen6 itorf inn @rgen borfono,
sic fih ober i'm 2aufe ser Sabre Can't
6es @eqens bon oben, Danf 6es u11er-
miibIiden @trfens Ser in 6ie!er
gtobt tbGtig gemeienen Erieiter uno
@onf ser Opfermiqiafeit Ser &atboli-
ten ct. @rou6s gu eritounenstpertben
emporgeihmungen haben, nn6 bic In
Sem gau Ser MISUNDERSTANDING,
bic Ser gar3en fatholifden Sugeno
ct. @rouo ols 0flanaitdtte edit
dri1tIider gr5iebung btener ion,
ibre arone erlangt haben, tpo-
fir ser bodtp. @atbeoralpforrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
en- Ser SO. Qeoislatur bes Gtaates

Minneiota tper6en 6ie @uffragetten
mieoer cine &oIle 5u ipielen trobter,
6aber sic Iofnlen nn6 5taatS| @eiel=
idaften auf ser @adt fem miifen,
6ab sic @1Gne iener Sippe bereite1t
un6 6eren Setter on Sic 8an6 ge-
6riidft mer6en. SRI. Minnie 8roni on,
@efretarin Ser nottonalen @efeQ=
Idoft, melde 6as @uffragetten1ne ien
befdmpft, bielt Iette @o@e IN ct.
Soul beridieoene @~eriamlungen
un6 miro in @erbtn6ung NIT n6es
rem Mrbeitern ser Miiociation ibren
@arnungsruf in an6eren Sbetlen BEG
@taates eridouen Iaiien. Inter ar=
berent iagte SRI. 8ronfon: SHE Gut
frogetten beba11pten, BOB 80 Bro5ent
Ser Gra1eer, melde 6as Sttm1nredt
nidt fponen, 1tidts 6apon uiiien -
iie iin6 menidlt6e @rm1tf0pfe" -
ober 6ieielben 5%a1ffragetten |fino tn<
patriotii6 geru1g, BEN @timm5ettel in
6ie SGnbe iener meni6li@en &roa1t-
fopfe 5u 6riden."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
oas im 81. Saul beitebembe bent.

1de &oniulat bat folgenbe 8etannt'
npadung erlaiien: Dur6 Mller.
od1ten @naoenerlab bonn 20. Mne
quit borigen Sabres tpar @erionen,
oie iid Bis 6abin Ser @er1ebung Der
@ebrpflidt o6er unerlaubter Mns'
tponoer11ng idul6ig gemo6t botten,
ser GrloB ertpirfter @el6itrafe Srei-
beits1trofe unb Soften, ferner aqen
nod 1i9t 3l1riidgefebrten unteroifi-
5ieren un6 @emeine1 6es SeereS, ser
Marine nnb ser Shmbtruppen, Die
iib n%1erloubter @ntferm11g ODER cts
1ter Sabnenfla16t I'M Srieoen i@ulotg
gemadt baben, 8egna6igung binfi6t=
li6 crtpirfter Sretbeits= nnb @bren=
ltrofen Degradation a~asgenommen)
in Musiidt geite1t, tperm ite iid tpab=
reno 6es ietigen @rieges unper5igli4,
ieood ipateItens Dor Dem 80. @opem-
Der 1914, int De1tiden &ei6, etnem
6eutiden @hubgebiet o6er auf S6if=
fen ser &oiierIid)en. Marine gum
Gent mel6en nn6 ibr 8obIberbalten
mabreno ser Mbmeienbeit g1m1bbuft
no6mei1en piir6en. 3ufolge elmer in-
amiiher meiter ergo1tgener Mllerboh-
Iten @eor6n1ug, ioq bieie 8riit fein
&in6ernib fir sic B%egna6igung iein,
tpenn ibr @erbaIten nidt ousfibrbor
uar. Die @erpfIidtu1rg Ser Dierit=
un6 neutrality-suspicious. CUR Mnmel=
6unq BEL ibrem &oniulat bleibt nad
pie Dor beiteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
9ie Mfelbnnq bes 8etit @ariiie,

Sic Melbmng bes 8etit &ariiien,
6aB &umGnien @n6e Sanr1ar mobil
MAIDEN un6 Sen MQiierten nit 600,s
900 Meatm 5u &ilfe fommen mer6e,
gebort offenbar gu ienen @eloungen,
BEL Semen ser @nnih 6es @eoanfens
@ater lit. @eit 6em Mnsbrl1be 6es
&srieges baben sic 8erbiin6eten alf
sic &iIfe &umdniens ipef1liert, nno
als Ser olte @0nig itarb, idien eS,
ols Oh ibr @erben @rfolg baben ton
ne. Mber Ser 11eue &onig 1T Der-
.1tdroiger getpeien, als sic Dretbatt6-
md6te ertportet batten, mnb es tit
1ridt gero6e iebr mabrideinltb, oaB
man in 8nforeit iebt nod gemretn=
fame @ode NIT Sen @erbin6eten mo-
6en pir6. @enn ma1r eS getban
baitte, als MmbIonbs &raft mod unge=
broden tpar un6 Sic @%ngldn6er nno
Tran5oien o1f 6em tpeftli9en &riegs=
f9a1plabe nod bon n%ngeabnten @r=
foIgen trG1mter> bditte es am @noe
@im gebabt; bel1te miro mam mobl
a11@ in 811fareit iber5eugt iein, 6aB
Elm @ieg ser @erbiin6eten al1sgei6loi-
fen lift. nn6 iih fir cine perlorene
Code an 6en 2a6en 1egen, 1T Elm
nn6onfbores @ei9Gft. 5elbitber=
itGn6Ii9 fatn nit abioluter Cider
beit rtiemon6 iagen, mas &l1martien
tbnn miro nn6 tpns es ni@t tbun
miro, aber sic @abri6einli6feit
6ofiir, baB sic Mel6ung 6es
Netit @oriiien frommer 8unf9 b1et=
BEN miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
Hapit genebift XIV. madt, ute an=

NupI VtItutI] AN- A"u"y%i wv y"
g%efiinoigt miro, iebt bie leste groBe
M%nltrengung, irgen6 einen Blan 6u-
pege gu %bringen, einen ebrenpoaen
Grieoen fiir sic friegfubrenoen Nsa-
tionen at li6ern. 9nr4 Die @arot-
raIe bot er aaentbalben Die Hegte-
rungen in SEN friegfubrenoen 2dn-
bern o11sfrnoen laiien. Mo6 itno Ste
Musiihten tribe; aber man balt tie
feinespegs fiir boffnnngS1os. 9e
Mnfnnft elmer brttii&en Sci an6tl@of
beim @otican, bos 3ugeitanoniB, bob
Ser gotican nit Sranfrei@ unterban=
belt, sic Ebatiode, 6aB iogm &uB-
Ian6 inn 8otican ni9tmtli@ bertre<
ten tit, nno sic Eirfei iogar amtlide
@erbinoung NIT oem @attcan onge-
fniipft bat, Dies un6 nod mondeS
Mnoere b6lt man unter ben iebigen
l1mitdn6en fibr iebr be6entiam.
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@taotsgefebgebung baben gut abge-
ldnitten. Senator S. 9. Sulliban
bon bier, tpeIder unter Die Setter 6es
Senats ge5abIt miro, neil er ii9 aIs
fabiges Mitglie6 iener @0rporidaft
erprobt bat, bot bas @oriiteromt oes
&omitees fir augemeine Legislation
erbalten nn6 lit nebit6em Sen &onti=
tees fir @ipiI : Mbminiitration, ST.
nan5cr, geridtlide @eeeln 11n6 eeieb-
li6e Guslagen 5ugemieien. Mu@
muroe Senator ST. &ilbert bon Mel=
roie nit mebreren a%nnebmbaren Stel=
lungen, mie1pob1 er ia nod 81 Sen
Neulingen geb0rt> be6adt. 8ei6e Sc
natoren mer6en in Ser @eietgebung
5meifelsobne lire Marfe ma6en.
- 9ie in Sta6ten in Mortb Gen.
tral @inneiota ongeiteuten Greet
Mortbern Stotionsagenten mer6en am
fommen6en Sonntog in ct. CLOUD III
re bierteliGbrlt9e Ser iammlung bal=
ten.
= nniere Sto6tfommiiiion fod iid
en6lib 6a5u beritan6en baben> Ser ct.
@ermainitroBe 6os ldngit gefublte
8eoiirfniB nod or6ent1ider 9flaite<
rung in 6ieiem Sabre 5utommen gu
lal len.
- Sic 3iegeliteinIeger- un6 Mar-
;rer = Union bat lebten @mitag Mbeno
lire @eamten nit 8rdii6ent Sobn
3ierten an ser Spite initalliert. 9ie<
fer Teier folgte cine geieuige 11nter-
baltung beim &artenfpiel> bas ber=
fdie6ene Hretie fir Srm1en un6 Ser
rem nit it9 bradte.
- Su6ge Sobn 81. &0ier bat lebter
Sam1tag 6en De5ember > &reisge=
ridtstermin bon @tearns County Biz
5um Is. 6ieies Monats nertagt.. Mn
ienem Sage miro sic lebte &lage CUR
@erban6lung gelangen.
- Observation-Disclosures 6. s.
8arnes miro sic ct CLOUD Sd1len
unf ser n%ationalen 611perimten6enten
@onbentior, sic in Ser nit Dem %.
Sebrnor beginnen6en ISOLDE in Gin
cinnoti geboIten miro %bertreten.
- &arrp 8ra19 erftattete lebte
@ohe ieiner in 2eIeors, Soma, mob=
nen6en, bodbetagten M11tter einen
mebrtagigen 8ein9.
- Sir Sta6t 3 gtgentbum ODER
6arm=@an6ereien ipredt Dor Bel s.
6. Doung, ct. GIou6, Mim. 44bo
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Qa1tt 8eridjt Ser @eIel(Idlaft fit

2ant 8eridt Ser @eieQidaft fit
grbaltung bes @laubens unter Ben
Snoionerfinbern betrugen sic &C.
1omteinnabmer mdbrenb bes Sabres
1914 sic Summe bon $29,589.45
tpaS Elm Defi6it bon $3,092.23 gegen
sic ginnabmen 6es Sobres 1918
mu9t. ga sic Sn6ianer : Mii=
fionen 6as gr0Bte Mnre6t oui
l1nterItiibung ieitens 6es fatbo-
liIden @olfeS Ser Ser. Sataten
baben un6 oeren 8eoiirfniiie INNER
nod nidt geringer %getpor6en iinb, 10
lit ser Mufruf bes bodm. @m. Set
dam, 6es 9ireftors BEG 8iiros fir
fotb. Snoiorrer : Miiiionen, bie Sci.
1teuer fir sic grbolt11ng beS @lau-
bens unter BEN Snoionerfinbern I'M
Sabre 1915 reihlider flieben gu lai'
fen, tpobl an Blabe.