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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-04
cHAmsERLAIN's TABLETS.

This is a medicine intended espe-
cialiy for stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation. 1t is meeting
with much success and rapidly gain
ing in favor and popularity. Obtain
able everywhere. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-04
Modern DarCeS

Professor Rueker will open his
classes tomorrow night at K p hall
Beginners class at Z p N. Modern
class at s p. m. All wishing 10 join
the opening classes be at the hall at
those hours. Private lessons a spe-
cialty For further information call
Cheaney hotel. 114-lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-04

Don't forget the dance that Profes-
sor Rueker gives tomorrow night at
O'Clock p. m, X. P. hall Everybody
welcome. l1-i-it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-04
OATS.

December-Open, SS 5-sc; close,
So 7-sc.
May-open, 80 1-2c to SO csc; close,
SO 1-2c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-04
CORN.

December-Open, IS 1-4c to SO 1-Sc;
close, 50 7-Sc.
May-Open. 60 s-4c to GO 5-Sc; close,
81 3-Sc to 61 l-2c.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03
PLAY TO A TIE.

New York, Nov. 3.-Football teams representing New York University and Bucknell battled for more than two hours yesterday on Ohio Field and failed to reach a decision Scoring during the time the rival teams were on the playing field was limited on two field goals, each team securing one, making the final score 3-3. In the minds of more than half the 5000 spectators the Violet goal was a ques- tionable one, but there appeared to be no doubt about the shot Hendron booted between the N. Y. U. uprights in the third period of the game.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03
ATLANTA CLUB TO BE SOLD.

Etlanta, Ga. Nov. 3.-F'rank H. reynolds, a local insurance man, stated last night that an agreement had been reached by himself and sev- eral associates here for the purchase rom the Georgia Railway and Power company of the Atlanta Baseball club of the Southern association Efforts were being made, he added, to get Charlie Frank, former manager of the New Orle~n3 club, to manage the team next season. The purchase price agreed upon was said to be about $3S,5OO.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-First floor tenement of five rooms, modern improvements. Inquire 76 Pleasant street. second bell 9-2-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

doubled their efforts to win the right of franchise. In each of the three states the vital issue was fought out yesterday Herewith is shown the
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Four room tenement,
 modern improvements. Inquire 47O Arch St. 10-25-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Desirable house with fwleve rooms, hardwood floors, elec- tr1c lights, sanitary plumbing, steam
 heat and large yard, inquire at g
 Camp street. 10-28-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Six rooms, third floor,
 54 Garden St. All improvements.
 Tel. 605-3 9-29-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Four rooms with bath at Cherry street. Five room tene- ment with all modern improvem ents, AZ Maple street. P. J. Murray and Co.,, real estate and Insurance.
 1O-26-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

Automobile parties taken out. Buick
 car Reasonable rates. Richard Co.,
 vert. Telephone 1073-4. 11-1-6dX
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Tenement of five rooms, Modern improvements at 43 Cherry street. Inquire T. B. Farrell, 7S
 Maple street. 10-29-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Seven rooms, all inn provements. Phone 475-4. 9-2S-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

FOR 1000 buys the best seagoing cruiser on Connecticut river. Best paying party boat run ming. 4Ox11 feet, in fine order. Frank c. Maron, Meriden, Conn.
 11-3-2dX
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03
LOST

LOST-Three photographs of Boys
 Club parade. Finder return to
 Herald office. l1-2-2dX
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

Disappointed, but not disheartened by the result of the New Jersey elec- Lion suffrage workers in Pennsylvania, M assa chusetts and New York re-
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

TO RENT-Tenement of 4, or 6 rooms at reduced rates for the win ter. Apply 62 Chestnut street.
 10-30-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

suffrage map of the United States as it now stands. The states in white have given equal suffrage. In those in black men only can vote.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03
r(tit SALE.

FOR SALE-Lady's automobile coat.
 Nelson and Thompson, 58 West Main street. 11-3-2dX
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03

FOR SALE-Six room cottage, all inn
 provements. Large garden ana chicken GOODS. Five minutes walk from Arch street. Address 5BB,
 Herald 11-3- 3dX
New Britain herald., 1915-11-03
NOTICE.

TUTORING-Private instruction in
 the common branches by an eX-
 perienced teacher. Address 2OxB, Herald, Tel. 311-3. 1l-2-5dx
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-05-29

shelter in the jungle, or where you
will
Let be; would sleep"
Fool, Those who remain here VIII
find it burning CHAT in less than an
hour. Look She pushed him toward
the window, Look! They are nylng
from the houses. Would you die?
He flung her off She returned
beating him with her fists. He sWore
and staggered to his feet and struck at
her blindly. She laughed, clutched his
sleeve, and began to drag him to the
rear stairs. He struck at her again,
this time with fairish aim. Her box
of trinkets clattered to the floor and
she whirled upon him with a dagger,
The sight of the steel sobered him a
little.
Listen to me, Durga Ram; touch
me again and you shall die! Can you
not see l am trying to save you be
cause my sister so wills it? The fire
will spread, for the wind has risen
What! Am | one of your slaves thai
you lift your hand against me?" She
seized a bowl containing some flow
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-05-29

was unbelievable! She could not re-
member anything but the dead Lal
Singh and the strong arms of her Ia
Their as she came out of her swoon.
And she had turned defeat into vic
tory She drew her hand across her
eyes.
One of the lions sent up nerve
shaking roar; but Kathlyn did not stir.
Silence.
Then, round the passage she saw a
palanquin, carried by slaves. She
leaned far over.
Help" she cried. Help"
The bearers paused abruptly, and
the curtain of the palanquin was
swept back. The dark sinister visage
OF Umballa was revealed.
"7hou?" he said. Then his laughter
rose up to the girl, motionless through
| her terror Come down, o houri OF
| Sa'adi. Come to the arms of Durga
Ram, who loves you! Wilt not? Woe
to thee!" dropping his mockery.
Eyes, Durga Ram, it is IL replied
Kathlyn, finding her voice, insensate
rage usurping the throne of terror.
Here | am; come and take mel"
Let him face the lions!
Umballa left the palaquin, opened
the door of the house. espied the rub
Dish in the hail; was in the act OF
mounting the first steps when one of
the lions roared again. Drunk as he
was, filled with drunkard's courage,
Umballa started back. The lions! Out
into the street he Vent. He turned
to the bearers and ordered them to fire
! the inflammables in the hall. But they
! refused, for they recognized the chain
at them, entered the hall again, and
threw a lighted match into the rub
bish.
He left the Mortified bearers and
staggered to the house where he was
to ind shelter. He was admitted, the
door closed and barred From win
dow he watched the progress of the
fire. At last! He would pass from
Alldld, pul HOl WllllOut his IcNChSO
1t was sweet! She could not escape
the lions would bar the way till it was
too late. Let her God save her if hi
could!
The smoke rose quickly. 1t volleyet
and poured out of the windows, thicl
and black. Flame tongues dartet
hither and yon. Higher and higher
till at length the form on the parape
was no longer visible.
Umballa took from his cummerbunt
his last bottle of wine, broke the necl
against the window sill, and drank
cutting his lips as he did SO.
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his slaves, or his chief eunuch. To
the women of his own zenana he had
always been carelessly kind, and wom-
en- are least bribable of the two sexes.
Umballa entered at once his secret
chamber, and food and water were
brought, one of the women acting as
bearer, on the morning after the
guards arrived, and Umballa knew not
how long he might have to walt.
Through one of the women he sent
verbal message to the majordomo.
with the result that each day he
learned what was taking place in the
palace So they hunted for the king?
He was very well satisfied. He had
had his revenge; and more than this,
he was confident when the time came
he would also gain his liberty He
had ransom to pay: the king him
self!
Now, then, Ramabai felt it incum-
bent on him to hold banquet in the
palace, there to state to his friends,
native and white, just what he intend
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-05-29

the doors of the shops were closed
and the windows shut. She must
hight 1t out alone. She drew deep
breath and squared her shoulders.
trick she had long ago learned from
her father. She had fought battles
alone ere this, so she was not with
out confidence. Perhaps the lions,
finding their efforts futile. would de-
part. She must wait.
1t grew to noon The sun beat down
upon her savagely. Here and there
she could see fires in the city. Pillage.
The muezzin's tower of the mosque
was like finger pointing to heaven.
She could even glimpse a patch OF
white stucco which belonged to the
palace.
And she had fought her way that
morning to the steps of the palace. as
the daughter of the Goth had scaled
The steps OF the Quirinal In Rome! It
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CHAPTER XXI.
Saved From the Flames.

SdVCu TTOIH tHC TIdfnCSs
When the lions shifted the acrid
smoke the two of them fell to roaring
thunderously. They reared and at
tempted to climb the ladder, only to
down the hall, struck with that Unborn
terror of fire. They dared not de.
scend in face of that lurid smoke
which rose from that sparkling magic
which they had feared since the be-
ginning Of time.
Alas, Kathlyn could have descended
now without fear of the beasts mo-
Testing her; but it WAS too late. Finally
she threw down the trap and the
smoke cleared a little, but the inferno
below went on cracking merrily.
The houses on each side were single
stored. She would break every bone
in her body if she jumped. There were
four cartridges in the revolver. She
held it in her hand and studied it in a
curiously detached manner. She could
| face wild beasts, men, steel, and lead :;
but fire, the most horrible of all tor.
| lures. Why hadn't she killed
him as he leered up at her from the
street?
Four cartridges. three for help and
one for herself if help came not. She
raised her arm and fired three shots
with intervals between that might
| suggest call for aid. Then she moved
to the farthest end Of the parapet
farthest from the smoke and the fire
Suddenly the roof shook and quivered
as If an earthquake had disturbed the
foundations. She understood. The low
er staircase had toppled.
From the lions the denizens of this
part of the bazaars had fled inside
their houses; but the sight of the fire
and It's nearness drove them terrified
into the street. They began taking
out their valuables. The household
goats bleated, and children screamed
and women shrieked.
But none of them could help thu
white goddess upon yonder doomed
roof. And why should they make tn,
attempt? Did she not bear charmed
life? Was she not the reincarnatioi
of some ancient goddess? She ha,
done something in heaven to often,
the gods. and these things were he
punishments. The gods would liberat
her when the proper moment arrived
But fire! The gods themse1ve
could not control that; that was tn
right hand of silva. Al. al, al. TIL
wailing rose to the girl on the rooi
Al. al! The bazaars were doomed
There was neither water nor men VIII
knew how to use 1t. Besides, VIII
among them would offend the terribl
silva by meddling with his plaything
The painted dancing girl In tn
house where Umballa had taken ten
porary refuge began to gather he
trinkets, her amber and turquois
necklaces. bracelets. and anklet.
These she placed in brass enamele
box and tucked 1t under her arm
Next she shook the sodden Umball
by the sleeve.
Gomez" she cried.
Il would sleep" he muttered.
"Durga Ram, | risk my life In Offe
Ing you shelter; but refuse to ris
Il In fire. Come! There is q wa
through the rear to the house of
friend Of mine. The fire will ne
lreach there. And tonight you can see
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ers and cast the contents into his
face. Fire, fire, and DEATH" she
shrilled at him.
The douche brought the man out OF
his stupor.
Fire." he repeated.
"Come!"
This time he followed her docilelJ
wiping his face on his sleeve.
They heard the great shouting in
the street, but did not tarry to learn
what had caused it.
One of Umballa's bearers, upon real.
izing what his master had done, had
run down the street for aid. He had
had two objects in view-to save the
white goddess and to buy his freedom
A few hundred yards away, in an.
other street, the colonel, Bruce, and
Ahmed were dragging a net for the
purpose Of laying it for lion at bay
in blind alley. Into their presence
rushed the wild-eyed bearer.
Save the white goddess" he cried
Bruce seized him by the shoulder.
What is that?"
"The white goddess, sahib! She is
on. the roof of a burning house. Durga
Ram, my master, set fire to it. He is
drunk and hiding in a house near by"
THE man is mad" declared the
colonel. Kit would not have lost her
way this far. He is lying. He wants
money"
Ahmed spoke The bearer fell upon
his knees.
| Three shots, at intervals!
The colonel and Bruce stared into
| each others eyes.
God in heaven!" gasped the colo
mel: those are revolver shots"
Bring the nett" shouted Ahmed To
the trembling bearer he said Lead
us; we follow. And if you have
SPOKEN the truth you shall not only
have your freedom but rupees for your
old age"
A lions net is heavy affair, but
with the aid of the keepers the mer
ran as quickly and lightly as if burden
less. Smoke. There was a fire. The
4 hearts of the white men beat painfully
And the same thought occurred t
both of them; they should have gone
to Ramabais home first, then turned
their attention to the lions. And I'm
balla was hiding in house near by!
Well for them that they entered tn,
| doOmad mo rtarc oo tbou did E,tb
Ign saw them, aud the muzzle of thu
revolver which she was pressing t,
her heart was lowered, the weapon
itself slipping from her hand to tn
roof. God was not going to let he
die like this.
Spread out the nett" commando
Bruce. "Kathlyn, can you hear me?
he shouted cupping his hands befor
his mouth. Family he heard her re
ply. when give the word, jump. d
not be afraid"
Kathlyn stepped upon the parapet.
great volume of smoke obscured he
for a moment. Out of the window
the vivid tongues of flames darte,
flashing upward. She summoned a
her courage and waited for the ca
Of the man she loved. Inside foe
gave way with crash and the CO
lateral walls of the building swaye
ominously. A despairing roar accon
panied the thunder of falling beam
The lions had gone to their death.
Jump"
Without hesitation Kathlyn fun
herself into space. A murmur ra
Through the crowd. which had for til
moment forgotten its own danger
|, the wonder of this spectacle. The me
: holding the net threw themselvs
backward as Kathlyn struck the mes
Even then her body touched the sire
/ cobbles and she was bruised al
shaken severely. but. 0. alive. aliv,
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9ie @ilIon'i6e Mbminifratipn ii

fdon mie6er int 8egrift ii@ eines
groben Observation-Disclosures fduIotg
gu MAIDEN. Die engltf6e @egierung
Fat bel amerifamii6en 6irmen flint.
bun6ert f6nene Motorboote in &uf,
trag gegeben, Die inn @ampf gegen
6euti6e nmerieeboote @%ertpe1t6ung
fin6en follen. Sir 6ieie' 8oote lit
neben elmer be6euten6en S6neuigfeit
cine 8eftMdung nit b%ier5onigen &C.
idiiten borgeieben. Dus madt iie
gu &riegsf4iffen, un6 tpenn
uniere &egterung Sic Mblieferung
6iefer Boote geitottet, mo@t fie itd
zines groben Meutralttdtsbrudes
iduI6ig. Die erften 8oote fonen 6te-
ie ISOLDE idon nod England per=
fdifft tper6en, un6 big iebt bm man
in @aibington ni@t einen Singer &C.
riibrt, es gu berbin6ern. England
broudt sic @oote, un6 baS lit emit
id)eiben6. @ie 6as Mnieben unieres
.2nn6es BEL 6ieien fortgeiette1t 81
reften mn6 %in6ireften MeutralitdtSz
briiden fabrt, lit gleidgiiltig.
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@rpfe Gprge bereitet bem @ariier

@rpfe sorse bereitet bem &ariier
Semps, 0em Srgan 6es fran50iiiden
M1rstpdrtigen Nmtes, 6ie Gage an Ser
@eitfront. gs lit inn boditen MaBe
idtpierig," idreibt er, ~6en &lan GIT
erratben> Ben Ser Seino nit ieiner
lebbaften Sbatigteit an ieiner @eit-
front berfolgt. 8al6 bier, bal6 %
miro Elm beftiges 8ombaroement er-
offnet. Mn6ererietts lit nidt an5u=
nebmen, ooB ser 5eino on irgen6 Ell
trem @a1nfte Ser Sront 10 itorf lift,
baB er @ortbeidt bon beion6erer @i4=
tigfeit erboffen fonn. Dogegen fat
er in Ser 5tpeiten &eibe &eierben, sic
MIR 6aruuf marten, 6oB it@ unfere
Eruppen i%rgenotpo i@pa6 3eigen, i'm
gu einem erniten Mngrtff gu i@rei-
ten. 9oer be5meH Die ungetpobnIid
lebbafte Sbdtigfeit '6es 6ein6es
MUIR Gruppenperidiebungen?" Ger
Semps iou 1i9 MIR nod etwas ge=
ouloen. @be Ser &erblt fommt, 6iirf-
tie er gar5 geno1 miifen, mos sic
Geutf9en an ser 8eitfront beablids
tigten.
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Cine Motia, sic gum Madbenfen
onregt uno a1d 5u be6enfen giebt,
fommt m1s @eattle, @olb., un6 bie
0obin lautet, 6aB mebrere bnn6ert
6armer 6eutider @eburt ober Mb=
sic ar1s @artaba BERTHE
ben mnr6en o6er CUR @ermei6nng Ell
ner Snterniernng bon BORT floben
un6 ieitoem 3ufludt in Seattle, 8il,
lingbam, Tacoma unb an6eret Stdo-
ten inn Noromeit ten gefun6en baben,
@orbereitungen treffen> Inn gei6loi-
len na@ Seem Merifo auS5utpan6ern.
@eiter beibt es in 6tefer Madri9t,
6aB Sic Observation-Disclosures 6ar-
mer bei6loiien baben, cine Sarm BEL
Santa Sc, g. &C., 11nter Dem Ma=
men Sinoenburg gu grin6en, Inn 10
5uglei@ Ben 6eutiden Seerfibrer 3u
ebren. Sc miro geiagt, 6oB tauien6
8erfonen in ~Sinoenburg" cine
@eimitdtte fin6en miir6en. Gin Def
ieres, Elm bleibenberes Monument
f0nnte Dem @el6en @in6enb11rg in
meiter 6rem6e nidt ge1tiftet mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19
9ie lanabemabrte 2iebe 1tnb

Slt luNYutluuytle Ateoe ANu
Ereue ser Stroller gum oiterrei@ifden
@%aiferbouie 5eigt fi6 I'M glan5en6=
item 2idte felt 6em @intritte &aliens
I'M Sen &rieg. reber Ole 8erge 81
rolls, bur6 ale feline Sbaler mn6
Shludten mogt Elm Sturm Ser @nt=
riiitung iiber Sen @erratb Der ~@el<
ider", un6, aus 6iel er @ntriiitung
geboren, cine gegeiiterung, eine
0pfermutb obne @leiden. @ogen
6ie 6rm1en l1nb Maoden sic @rnte
beiorgen, bie uMamn6er" greifen CUR
Siidie. So lit fa11m elmer 5miiden
Is uno IS Sabren, Ser fid ni6t omf
Dos olte @orredt beiinnt, 6as BEN
@epobnern, tperr,1 Der Seino ont Ser
@ren5e itebt, %geitattet, iid gu betpaff=
nett nuo Srt ru1o @emein6e, Sous
un6 &ot ie6en 6uBbreit beimif@er
@rbe nn6 8lllt ltn6 2eben 51 bertbet=
oigen. Sm 5dieBen iibt ii9 ie6er
Stroller, 1obalb er einen Stuben bal
ten fonn, rn6 ie6er, Ser fdmpfen
font inns oarf 3iebt NIT Treu6en
bin, ni@t BLOB UNI Sic @ren5e 51
idiiten, lonoern TIM 6as groBe, meite
@oterIon6, 6as linn lieb utt6 betlig
1T, 5u bertbetbigen.
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Sn 2pnbpn >uerben gegen,partig

Sm 2onbon uerben gegen,uartig
tpie6er ber5meifelte @nitreng11nge11
gemadt, Ser @ih1ation I'M Often et11
fir sic &uiien giinitiges @di@t ob3u=
getpim1en. @obri@einli6 pia matt
bo6ur@ @inorud ouf sic 8altoni too
ten MAIDEN. @e1ei9t audi 6en
@terlingf1rs an Der Seem Oorfer
80rfe ettpos in Die Sole bringen, Der
in Sen Iebten Eagen tpieoer rapioe
gefalen iit. Menn 2onoon liigt,
tpie es gegentpdrtig liigt, berfolgt es
INNER einert gang beionoeren 3med.
Mit Ser Mel6u11g bon Der nel1ett Of-
fenfipe Ser Muiierten an ben Darba'
neuen tpur6e 6ie 11e11e 2iigentannpag-
ne eingeleitet. DaS uar Der erfte
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6auf Gentre lit imuner nod bus

@amf Geutre lit i,n1ter mod bus
8riibnelt ser @alieriimpel. nno bort
ermortet man our gn1ntD-Tair i'm
September einen guten 8e1l19 Der
beuti6en 6armer, uno Staotebepob'
ner oes ufeudtfroben" Stearns
County. Sollten iene Muder bon
Sauf Centre ba1rdalls BON Der Soee.
infer County nit @ountp-0 Option be-
lalten at mollen, nidt ablalien un1
sic 8eluder Der 9tearns County,
Sair nit u%pdlieriger" @altfrenno'
ldaft beoienen mouen, Damn lit es
b6dlte Set, baB oie freigeirmter
@iirger oes County ienen 6reibeits'
fueblern ooourb Elm Mferfmol muf'
oriiden, baB file Die @emeini4aft nit
oieien maierliibtigen Ser6lern bre'
den, ibnen 5u ieoer 3eit uno no.
nlentlid) >pabren6 Ser in MnSitdt &C.
1teuten Gountp-6airtage sic falte
@dulter 5eigen uno oahir iorgen,
oab Elm belierer 8lat NIT mobl &C.
iinnteren 8iirgern fir 6ie Mbbaltunq
ser Stearns Gortntp-Ml1site1ung &C.
funben tperbe.
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&eldes &ertramen Gnglanb al

@eldes &ertra1ten Gnglanb ala
@unoesgenoiie per6ient, bariiber bat
fib 8ismard einmoI geaubert: eng
LAMB bat I'M 2oufe Ger neueren &C.
1didte ieoer5eit bos 8e6irfniB Ser
@erbinoung NIT elmer Ger fontinen'
talen Militdrmddte gebabt uno ote
@efrie6igung 6esielben lie nod Dem
@tanop11nfte Der engliiden Smerei
fen geiudt, obne BEL plobli9em lie,
bergamg bon elmer Mblebnl1ng an Die
m6ere ifrupuloie 8e6enfen gegen
ben @ortpurf bes @erratbes otter
5reunbe 5u begen." 8ie iebr Der
@iierne&on5ler re9t batte, als er Dos
iogte, merben 6ranfrei6 uno9fuBlamo
nod erfabren. @ir tpiir0en nidt Elm
bisden iiberraidt fem, tpenn eng.
Ian6, 6urd 6te Notb 6a5u ge6rdngt
o6er 6ur6 politiide grmagungen
beronlaBt, zines Cages 5rie6en nit
Deuti6lan6 ma6te, obne feline Ser
biin6eten 81 fragen. Irob 6es Mb.
fommens, 6ur6 6os es iid auf &C.
meiniomen 5rieoensldluB berpfli6-
tet bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

Die Melonmg, Der ~italieniid)e
SberbefelSbaber @aoorna per6e rel1e
Offer1ipberiu6e porldufig nidt mo-
den, Commit ni9t iiberrai6eno. IS
bleibt linn nidts an6eres iibrig. Set
ne Sffetiibberi ud)e iino iammtli9 &C.
i@eitert, uno bon einem @iBerfolg
gum anbern iino oie @erluite Der
Staliener rteiger %gelporoem. Die
Deiterreider baber gang @u6tirol gu
elmer 5uiammenbdngenoen SETTING
onSgebout, uno an Der S%ion5ofront
iteben file mie cine Mauer. SIM Sep.
TENDER lit 6ie Bette 8eit fir einen
@ebtrgstriegs borbei, unb Der erite
Mbi9nitt 6es italieniiden Sel65ugeS
fam be.te idon als Elm glan5enoes
6iasfo betro6tet mer6en. Dus Brab-
len bats ou6 in 6teiem Sale ni6t
getban, un6 6as 2iigen ebenfalls
ni9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-19

@dtpinoel. Damn tpuroen gebeim-
nibpoQe @eriidte iber groBe milita-
riide @rfolge Ger &uilen folportiert.
9as mar Der 3tpeite Sdtpin6el. Ser
brittle folgte Sen bei6en eriten a1f
Dem Tl1Be. Das tporen 6ie @eterSbur=
ger S~iegesmel61ngen, 6ie 6iei erEage
in %unieren f0nigli6 britiiden 2iigen-
organen prangten. Man bro16t nur
einen flii9tigen 8lid auf Die &arte
5n tperfen, INN ben @ertb 6ieier Sic
gesmel6ungen ri6tig eini@aben gu
lernen. neber Die Srte, no Die @ui-
fen gefiegt baben monen, iin6 sic
Deutiden langit binu1s, un6 bie
&uilen treiben iie Dor fi@ fer. Sos
iin6 fomifde @iege, ober es fin6 Die
ein5igen Siege, nit peld)en Die
Mlliierten gegen1partig prablen fon-
men.