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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
DRY CLIMATE RUINS
MANY GOOD PIANOS
Only Few OF the $50 American Makes
VIII Withstand Southwest
erm Conditions.

OF the $50 different pianos manu-
featured in America-mOst Of them eX-
celIent Instruments when they leave the
factories-which Of them can Be de-
pended upon to give permanent salts
faction in a dry climate2
This is the most important question
which confronts piano buyers in and
about FL PasO; and it can be solved
satisfactorily in just one way-by buy
ing Of the house which can back its
every statement concerning pianos with
eighteen years Of actual tests This house
is the FL Paso Piano Co, the oldest in FL
PasO. and, for use in q dry climate. It
unhesitatingly recommends the follow
ing Instruments. SteinWav. Everett
Fischer. Harvard and the famous
Weber-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
4 aVlRE GAME LRBY'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers OF rheumatism. Wheth-
er muscular or Of the joints scatica. lumbagOs,
backacho, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains TO write TO her for q home treatment
which hiss repeatedly cured all OF these toTtures.
She feels it her duty TO send IL - all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands
viii testfy-no change OF climate being neees-
sary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid
from the blood. Io0sens the stiGened joints pur-
ifes the blood. and brl=htens the eyes giving
elasticity and tone to the whole system. u the
above interests you, for proof address
Hrs. NJ. Summers, Box r, No:re Dame, lid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
about Pasoans.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hillin are the par
ents of twin sons. born the first of the
week at their home on Montana street.
William Fl. Hare. Of 111S East Sec
ond street is i'll at Hotel DieU following
a serious operation.
Mrs. u s. Stewart is improving slow
" at Hotel Dieu. where she recently
underwent surgical operation for ap-
pendicitis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

AIRS. Kenneth D. Oliver will enter
tain with a Valentine tea Wednesday
afternoon from to o'clock at her
home near the Country club in honor
OF Miss Anne Lee Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r McClintock enter
tanned at dinner. Friday night with a
family reunion, at their home on Mon
tana street. There were present Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. NcClintocIz, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. 3. McCnntock Mr.. and Mrs. l. r.
AIcClintOck, Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Fraser;
llesdames Josephine ATcClintOck, e. W.
King and T. S. Scott Of Jacksonville,
III
u. s. Merreu, Of Chicago, will enter
tain this evening with a dinner party
at the Palms Court. After the dinner
yhe party viii motor to the Country
club. where they viii attend the sat
Urday evening hop. The guests will be
Miss Beulah Brown, Miss LaUramaude
Fink, Miss Clara Fink, Messrs. Floyd
Bates, Frank Roberts and Lieut.. P r.
Johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
SALVATION APMY SERVICES.

Three services viii be held Sunday
bv the Salvation army as a part Of the
special campaign which the army IS con
ducting. Rev Charles Munden. the
"bov preacher viii preach at II a. m,
8 u. m. and s D. NJ Sunday at the
Salvation army citadel on Broadway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
Our FOuntains-Either One.

For delicious. refreshing Drinks. our
fountains are justly popular. Whether
the weather or your personal desire de
mands a hot or cold Drink it is at our
Fountains you will be best pleased
Everything strictly sanitary and each
fountain is in charge Of an expert dis
penser. If 1t is a delicious Drink you
crave
Stop at Scott Whites and get it.
scott White & Co.
safety First Druggists
Roberts Banner Bldg Mills Bldg
fAdvertisemcnt-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
100 NEN WORKING ON CANALS.

With additions made during the week
there are now 1900 teams and about
700 men ct work on the construction
Of the east and west side canals that
are being built from the Elephant Butte
dam. Both of the eXcavators have been
received and that on the east side ditch
is now in operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

The quartermaster's corps at Fort
Bliss viii formally open their new club
rooms Sunday. The music win be fur
nished by a Peerless Automatic Instru-
ment, which was purchased last week
from the i. g. Billings Piano Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
HOUSE ACCEPTS
NAVAL PROGRAM
Passes Original Bill Provid-
ing For Construction of
Two Dreadnoughts.

Washington d. C., Feb. 6.-The ma
val appropriation bill, providing for an
expenditure Of S1z4,64s.9O2, was passed
Friday night by the house. After a
hard fight led by majority leader I'm
derwoOd, the house voted to adhere to
the two battleship program Underwood
wanted to reduce it to one battleshIp.
Underwood declared the nation was
facing a probable treasury deficit next
year of S35,00O,00O and economy adVO-
Gates led by him succe eded in striking
than 100000 for five submarines, a
transport and a hospital ship.
Bill Goes to Senate.
The bill as it goes to the senate au-
thorizes the following construction
program:
Two battleships Of the largest and
most powerful design, $7,S00,000 each,
exclusive OF armOr and armament.
Six torpedo boat destrcyers, 1925, 1000
each.
one sea going submarine torpedo bot,
S1,400, O0O.
Eleven submarines, s55O,OOO each.
one oil fuel ship. s1,140 0O0
The proposed hospital ship would
have cost $2,500,0O0 and the transport
81, 100000.
VIII Build Eight on Coast.
An amendment was adopted author
izing the construction of three of the
Of the submarines are to be built there.
The bill provides that any Of the yes
sells authorized may be constructed in
government yards. but chairman Pad
gett of the naval committee, explained
that the New York plant, the only one
to which battleship might be given,
already was working to its capacity.
San Jacinto school two grades, the
graduating class and the low sixth
grade, were omitted. The honor roll
of the graduating class includes the
following names: Allen Simpson. Carl
Powell Ed Perry, Willie BrOckmOller,
Ruth Carson, Maurine Garrett and
Mabel Goodwin. OF these children Allen
Simpson had an average of 90 percent
IN all his lessons. which was the high
est grade made by any pupil in the
school for this term. Ruth Carson
made the highest average of the girls.
Because of their excellent record for
punetuality and attendance, the class
earned half holiday every month dur
ing the past term.
The honor roll pupils of the low
sixth grade are: Levi Collins Murray
Rowland, Mildred Barker, Lillian Bell,
Reynaldo Terrazas, Mary Kennard,
Mary MagOffin. Dixie Morris Irma Nor
ton Dorothy Smith, Calantha ThOmp-
son and Russell Baker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

The Epicure's Cafe purchased an Au-
tomato Instrument from the j. G. Bill
lings Piano Co. last Weekday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

The Cleveland Cafe also purchased an
Automatic Piano last week from the r.
G. Billings Piano Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

Z. 7. Torres purchased a fine piano
from +. G. Billings last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

Adolfo Guadarrama purchased a fine
Scybold Player-Piano from the F. G..
Billings Piano Co. last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

Do not fail to hear
Jane futile, Dramatic Soprano,
First Christian church. at sis o'clock
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb. Sth
and Acknowledgement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

RObt DornhectOr, proprietor of the
Wisteria Cafe, purchased a fine Elec-
trio Automatic Piano from the +. G..
Billings Piano Co last week. Mr.. Dorm
hector viii furnish German music, as
well as German dishes to his many Ger
man patrons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

Circle No. 8, of the aid society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church met
Friday afternoon in the church parlnrs
and elected the following officers: Mrs.
j. r. Fisk, president: Mrs Joe Car
penter, vice president; Mrs. II d. John
son, secretary; Mrs. w S. Valentine.
treasurer; Mrs. w. A. Williams. collec-
tor; Mrs. J. S Worthington, chairman
Of the membership committee. The
remainder of the afternoon was de-
voted to planning for the future work
OF the society
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

The Heidelberg cafe was added TO the
u. G. Billings Piano Co.'S large list OF
Peerless Automatic Piano owners last
week. Mr.. Mccoy, the proprietor, pur-
chased the instrument for his new din
ing room, on the second floor Of the
popular cafe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

Berino Missionary Society, Of Berino.
n. n, purchased Seybold piano from
the =. @. Billings Piano Co. last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

Another sale last week Of beautiful
Seyboid player piano was made by f. G.
Billings Piano Co. to Mr.. c. B. BrinRos
of 1715 Montana street. Mr.. Bringos
also purchased Of that firm a very fine
library Of Mexican music rolls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06


me Triangle Mission Study club met
friday night at the home Of Mrs
Hayes, on Arizona street. The meeting
opened with the singing Of '-AMel lca. p
The scripture lesson was read BY Miss
Eleanor Hubbard. Miss Hazel Allen
-recited Longfeuow's ship of State
Miss Hazel Robinson read a paper on
the life and character Of A. Judson.
Miss Viola Allen read a paper on the
life of George Washington. Miss Ma
RE Kerr's paper was on the life of
Abraham Lincoln. Miss Edna South
erlaud read the seeretary's report. Mrs
Hayes, the superintendent of the club.
read letter Of interest to the club.
The club is planning for a Martha
Washington party. to be given on
Washington's birthday anniversary.
y X y
The Needlecraft club was organized
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. 5. Cleve, on Lee street. The club
Will meet every two weeks to spend an
afternoon in fancy work. The members
are Mesdames p A. ManvilIe, r. A. Ed
monds, p. H Smith. F. c. Kilgore, W. A.
leigh, A. B. Washburn, L. c. Wash
burn. 4. E. Chauvet and Wyche Greer
Following the afternoon of sewing a
salad course was served by the hostess
Mrs. A. E. Chauvet will entertain the
club next week at her home 1925 Texas
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

The low third grade; Mildred Allen,
Sophie Blum, Earl Coalson. Jack De-
wore, Clifford Herr, Genevieve Pagan,
Mary Grace Ross, Helen Mengel, Ruth
Wright Cecilia KobeH Leland Daty,
Elinor HarVie.
The high third grade pupils are:
Lillian BoUrland, Joe Hit Inez Hines,
Escil Lee Kyle, Carl Gregory. Byron
Hammons, Tom Hansen. John Jones.
Dewey Miller. Walter Sanders, Douglas
Tomlinson, Raymond Williamson, Har-
land FTaiuau1an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

Sir ben 8naben Dber iun9en
Mnnn, meld9er LANCE 6Dfen min,
boben pir berrlibeSe rges 81 SO. rs,
$3.50, $500. @rDBere sDrten 81
$50 0 Big $3.50 0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
bau$ und bof.
Maknabmen a,1r Sidernng Der
Grnte.

Telo6eite0ung, Iiing11ng uno
Hflege Ser itebenoen 6riidte erfor-
oern groBere @or1idt un0 ueberle-
grlrg. l%1niiberlegte 9anobabung
fonn leidt 81 groBem @rnteausfaa
fiibrem. gor oQem gilt e. nit Dem
@%alierporratb bes @ooens bausbal-
teriih um5ugeben n1o linn fir Die
6elofriidte nad M0glihfeit ous311-
miiben.
IS lit ermieien, 6uB in regenarmen
@egengen Ser go6en gnbe Septem=
Der porigen Sabres Biz 5u elmer Siefe
BON 4 SUP unb bariiber poaitdn0ig
mrsgetrodret tpar. Die &egermerr=
gen, Ole ieit6em gefallen iin6 baben
BEL meitem nob nidt iiberaa a11s=
gereidt> 6en go0en 10 tief 5u 6urd-
fe1dten, 0oB Sic @e%rbi1ro11ng mutt
6em @run0muiler mie0er bergeltedt
lit, un6 10 lange SOS nidt geldeben
lit, fann nit einem bortbeilbaften
ginfluB 6es @run6maifers auf Die
Gflnn5e nidt gerehnet mer6en. Sic
6rii6te baben, iomeit tie niht Iief=
ml1r5ler iinb, bonn GRANDFATHER IN
trodener 3eit 10 mie 10 mir bors1 eli
men N11berl tpe1111 Ser grandmother
ipiegeI bei San6bo6en nidt uber 3
SUP, Bel idtperen go6en nidt uber
6 SUP 1nter Der Sberf1ade liegt,
meiI Elm fapiIlares Mufteigen 6es
@~run6moiiers in Sem 8erei9 Der
@11r5eln aus gr0Berer Eiefe foa1m
moglid lit. @em olio, mas lebr oft
Ser 6an lit, ser @run6poiieripiegel
5u tief liegt 10 fin6 Sic meiiten @e-
tuadie MIR m1f Dos @oiier mtgetpie=
fen, tpus Ser @oben f~eit5ubalten ber-
mag, 1n6 mas ettpas mabren6 Ser
Badystbums5eit oIs @egen fdnt. SSm
Gurdidmitt baIt San6 25 Hro5ern,
b11moier, lebmiger Mder so Bro5ert>
ton1ger Booe1 Is Nro5e1h 1et11es
Grodengetpidts ont @oiier felt, MOO
rn1s iid erfldrt, 6oB 6ie Hflan5en
a1f tottigem Bo6en 1dnger Ger Giirre
tpi6erlteben aIs aa1f San6.
grfobrungsgemdB reidem Die
fe11fyten Mie6eridlage, Sic mabren6
Ser @odstbumsaeit fallen, MIR iel-
ten a1ts, Inn befrie6igen6e @rnten 5n
5%eitiger, bielmebr mutt oa5m Die @im=
chronological fommer. @m Ser
troden ur6 mnrbe 6ie gerin=
&c Sendtigfeit, 6ie er bra6te, nod
o11r9 unfluge MoB1abmen BET Ser
gearbeitung bem 8oben 5um Sbeil
10 lit Sic Musiidt a1f cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

quite g1rte bon p%ornberein in Grage
geltent. 9esbalb muB oaes getban
mer6en, mas bem go6en Die Seud-
hgfeit erbalten farn. G11r@ Sief-
pfliigen I'M @erbit, uenn bte Code
rung bes urtergrunbes perbnnoen,
lorgt man 811nadit 6ofur, 6aB Die
6eadtigfeit Ser Mie6eridlage IN ben
8ooen tief einoringen funn un6 per-
mei6et inn Gribiabr m0glidit ole
NfIugnrbeit, 6em midts- troGnet Sen
8ooen mebr aus, ols 6as 8fllgen
I'M 6rubiobr. Mah6em Dos 2nno Bis
Musgang BEG @inters in rauber
Ta1rde gelegen bot, miro es NIT elmer
@4Ieife i~iber5ogen, Sic ii9 3. 9. aus
orei often. @agenreifen leidt beritel-
len 1aBt. 9a1r9 6as Sdleifen, 6as
man pornimmt, iobal6 Ser Slider ober-
fIddIi9 a%bgetrodnet lit uno ebe ith
cine &ruite 5u bil6en beginnt, miro
an ser 0berf1d@e cine flade, lodere
|gdidt geidoffem 6ie Sic @eroun-
flung bon @oiler mirfim perbin6ert
ur6 benz 8o6en 6arunter bae notb-
tpen6ige &riimelbeiduffenbeit ,erbaH,
mebenber porbo1r6ene unfral1tiamen
5eitig gum &eimen bringt. Nadoem
SOS 6eI6 nod Sem @4leifen 2-3
@oden gerubt bot, Tam es NIT Dem
&ultipotor un6 Der @gge 5ur Soot
porbereitet merbem. Oft miro Die
@gge alei11 our 2oderung geritger1.
@a9 6em 9riuen folgt sic @al5e
un6 oieier eine 1eidte @gge. Do6ur6
lon ser @ooen einerieits in ser Giefe
befeitigt, a1roereriets oben tuie6er ge-
lodert 1per6en. Dos beitelte Suat-
felb INT @al5enitrid lieger 5u loiien,
lit aus sem @runoe perfebrt, neil
bo6mr9 oos i'm Bo6en ulflteigenoe
@oiier Bis on sic 0berfld9e gelangt
uno bort, ~mnteritiist 6ur9 trodene
Griibiabrstpinoe, leidt in Menge per-
6n1nitet. DoB 6ie genannte Metbo6e
Der Notwithstanding 6ie ein3ig
ridtige 1T, nod bo8u nod ei1ern Dir.
rem Somm1er, bh Hrofeifor Comb
ben betpieIen, ser iie IN peridiebenen
regenur1nen @ebieten 6es @eiterns,
nit SIfe 6es BON ibm e%rh1nbenen
nnbergrun6poders NUT beitem @rfol-
ge untpen6et.
No@ 6em Mufgange Ser BfIanaen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

f0na1er1, oen anmaBer0elL freden
Gngldnoer beruu55ufeNrer, oie t6un>
oIs Oh Tie 6ie Serren ullv Die Geut=
lfen sic &'11edte maren, Ste es fir oie
oeutihen @efangenenloger beinobe
ols cine gbre betradten, iie beberber=
gent 5u oirfen. Sag oo gelegentlide
@onflifte nnpermei0li6 iin6, 1iegt
auf Ser @on6. Ios buben Bic Ser
rem gngldn6er iid Damn ielbit 5u5n=
ifreiben. Mber abiolut a11sgeidloi-
Ien lit, 5aB oa1d 1t11r Elm ein5iger eng
liifer @efungener bon Sen Geutiden
foItblutig, aus MuthtDinen ooer mas'
Moroluit nie6ergeidoiien, orh MIR
Elm ein5iger permun6eter Sffi5ier
obne grobe G%ropofotion o%ngernbrt
moroen lit. @er SOS @egentbeil be-
ba11ptet, lit Elm elen6er 9iigner, nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

f1no nit getreuaten unb bebdnoerten
2orbeeratpeigen f@Dn se19midt; Der
8oQon trdgt cine Dirt Sri@ter, an
Den li4 cine runb berum gebenoe
plattform anf4ltebt, unb auf bie{er
plattform iiebt mon nun cine oi9t=
geordngte tpi1nmelnoe Menge BON
@oloateu, tii4ne Setter 9o@ gu Mob,
gauge 8atataone NIT flatternben s5abz
men u1m. Die Mongolfieren }@tpe=
ben iiber Dem Ranal; iie 1ino bereits
Elm betrd4tlihes @tiid BON ben nfern
Der franaDiI9en 4ifte entfernt, unb
ni@t al3u melt tointen Die englii4en
&uften. bic i4r 3iel f1no.
Sine rdbere @rlduterung ber 3et9<
runs sibt an, bob oieie rSbiloriere"
oas geetgnette Mittel fir Mapoleo1
tpare, um enoli@ ben berboBten @ngz
lGnoern ouf Sen 2etb gu ruden; ieber
bieier 2uftbalons fei fir 100000
5rs. ber3uftellen unb tonne 5age unb
f9reibe 5000 Mann bef0roern. Mit
notwithstanding seringen Soften
meroe man alio imftanoe fem, Elm
fairies Seer nod benz troBigen OIL
bipr gu bringen. M&an bate ia oaz
mails bereits mtrtlt@ ben 8oQon in
Ser &riegfIbrung gu beruenbea anz
sefangen; uno oieier iibertubne plan
1T Elm neuer 8emets fir sic unbez
gren5ten M0gliateiten, bic man nor
100 Sabren NIT ben 2uftbanous in
8erbinbunq bra@te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
Dor 100 labrea.
Gin @lan eines Yuftihiff Ginfalls
In Guglaub.

Gin %lan zines Xuitiaiff Ginfalls
1T Gnglanh.
Ser plan zines @infaQes in eng
Lamb nit 9ilfe bon 2ufti9iffen, Dor
Dem beute @roBbritannien 5ittert =
berartige @eoanten itno ou9 i9on
Dor 100 Sabren segen bic meerumz
giirtete Sniel gei4miebet norben. nur
DaB oamals nt4t pie beute i'm Gents
lufti9tff cine iebr %ernftbafte @ruro=
1age fir 6ie @erpirtlidung ipl4er
@ebanten gegeben mar, %fonoern bob
@trngelpinite auftau9ten, bic aus
Der 8eseiiterung fur oen oamals Mos
be getporbenen 2uftbanon geboren
mur6en. Smmerbin ift Der @eoante
10 mertmirotg unb btetet cine 10
i@lagenbe parollele gu beutigen
c.i;oeen, DUB auf elm Document Der boz
maltgen renglif4en Snpaltonsgefabr"
b%tnsepieien lei.
SIM Sabre 1904 erregte eine oielz
n~e--breitete 3eidnung grpbes Muhez
BEN, sic bic 1nteri@rift so Sbiz
loriere poer Der @infau in England"
fubrte. 9as 8il0, bas it9 in Saul
2acrptr @ert iber bas 9trettorium,
&oniulat uno &%atierrei@ %abgebtloet
finbet, 5eist mebrere 2uftba1ons, bic
i'm grpBen unb gan5en Sic 6prm Der
@rfinoung MongDlfiers be5eigen.
Die 8atons baben @1ipiengefalt uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

lit Damn nod meiter fir sos 2oder-
bolten 6es 8o6ers 6ur9 gggen ODER
&11ltipieren at iorge11. Man lit Oft
5u angitlidh boB sic Saoten ourh
gggen @9ooen nebmen fon1tter, Elm
@eriud miro Iebren. boB Die meiiten
oos @ggen gut %pertragen. Gie @ai-
iermengen, 6ie sic Griidte at ibrer
I11Sbiloung oufnebmen unb per6urr-
item miiiien, fin6 iebr groB, betrogen
ettpa bas 25O-3OOfa9e ibres Crit
tetrodengepidts, un6 SOS lit Ser
9ouptgruno, boB eem 8o6en sic
6eudtigfeit nrit aQan Miteln erbd=
ten perben muB. Sd)onen1 auf Sen
@uiierborratb uirft o11d cine orge-
meiiene 0iing11ng. Ginoe11 sic Eflm-
gen 6ie n0tbigen @dbritoffe I'M So
ben in l0sIider 6orm uno in fir
ibren 8e6orf o,gemefenen @erbdh-
niB, 10 geben lie nit Dem @oierpor-
roth pie1 ipnriamer I'M, nls tper1t
ibnen bteieIben in m51reidenoer
Menge ODER bon Dem ei1e1 at pieI,
bon Sem an6ern au tpenig geboter
miro. @s tit oesbob itets bofur gu
forgen, BOB sic 9fIar3en cine @on-
6in1g11ng nrit onen tuidtigen M6br-
itoffen erbulten. Ms 8etpeis bofuiir
gilt, 6ub bougeoingte @etpddfe o11d
IN burren 3eiten nod thinner befrie-
oigen6e @r1rten geben, fdtpo9 unb
etnfeitig gebiingte cine 6urftise ooer
rotbreif iperoer.
sturfe M11siooot lit 5u bernneioen.
Magerer trodener 8o6en fum ridt
biele 8f1on5en erndbren, a1oerer.
fetts tperoen fe fid auf rei9em So
SEN un6 Bel g~e1tiigen6er Teudtigfeit
mt@ BEL unfungs 6iinnern @tonoe 10
ffrdftig e1t1pideIn un6 beftoden, boB
Die SuatguteripormB 111r nortbeiI-
boft fem tonn. MegeIn iiber sic
@tdrffe Ser Musfoot Iafien ii9 1tidt
drgeben, aber bid iden, bot rod
1iennn6 reid gemodt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

Ser ebemalise &olonialiefretdir
Or. 9ernburg bt bie amerifnmi4e
HreIie borm1 erinnert> nit melder
9e%frie6igung iie i~einer5eit 6ie Mel.
0ung begruBte, IN 5rumreid babe
man eire @asbombe %fonitruiert,
6eren giftiger Snbat in BEN be1t=
iden &eiben idredlide 8erbeerun=
gen anri9ten tperbe. Nun miir6en
bie Mutterten gang beitimmt iiegen,
iubeIte man. Mun ober BON Noris
un1 2onbon bebo11ptet miro, Sic
Geutiden id0iien mit abnliden
Bomber, m0dte man ii9 Dor @nt=
ruitung 5eirreiBen. 60 madt 6ieie
2umpenbuggoge es immer. @enn
Sic 9eutiden in gelgien ODER Sranf-
reid aus militdriider Motbmenoig=
felt Elm Dorf 5uiammenidieBen, ruff
lie 6euer un6 Sdtuef el auf ote 6eut<
idJen 8arboren berob. @em aber
Sic gnglanoer obne ieoen 3pef Cor
fer 5niommen1dieBer, Sic binter Ser
oeutiden Sront liegen, o6er tpenn Ste
Hulien aus bloBer 3erit0rungsmutb
StGbte in Irinmerbaufen
bertponoeIn Damn finbet lie bas gun5
in Ser Sr6nung> Damn 1dreit fie nidt
@ergeltung, Damn beiBt es,
lei ebert &rieg, 0%erortiges 1aiie
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%sumpa5ins &it@emer.

Ser engliide &riegsminilter 2or6
&itfener miro bon Ser 9urenbeDDlfe=
rung Siibofrifa5 bette nod aage=
n1ei11 Ser glltthuno genannt. @e=
gen ser ur1menlhli9en @rmiamfei=
ten, Sic er ieiner5eit an Sen gure11-
irouen uno &inbern begangen bot.
l1no oaB &.tt9ener e5 nit Scr @a6rz
belt ebenio menig genou nlmnt mic
NIT SEN @eboten Ser Wenidlidfeit
bot err mebr ol5 einmu1 bemieien.
Mehr als einn1ol lit er nit groben
llnfuabrbeiten Dor 0as Earlament ge=
treten, ODER bie baburb befu11bete
Sc linn11ngslamperei bot er biei erSa=
ge tpeit %iibertrofen. Weit Ser Miene
bes in ieir1em n~ationolen gmpfin0en
idper beleibigten gbremanneS tit
Ser bonn gIute ieiner Spfer tiefen0e
gurenidlGfter Dor Ste Witglieber
6es Sberbuul es getreten un6 bot III
ne11 er51blt, friegsgefongene engliide
Sol0oten leien bon 6eutiden Soloo=
ten foltbliitig nie6ergeidoilen unb
perrpunoete engliide Sffi5iere iniul-
tiert uno geihlagen mor0en. @ir
fpoger es obne ge6enfen, SEM 9oro
&itdener ins @eiidt gu iagen, oaB er
ELM 2igner lit.
@enn gefangene engliide soloo-
ten nno Offi5iere geJegentlid unianft
ongefabt tporben iin6, Damn baben lie
iih oos Ielbit 5u5ui9reiben gebnbt.
l1nbotmdBigfeiten in BEN oeutiden
@efangenen1agern geben fat ous-
idlieBlih bon SEN gngldn6ern aus.
@ieoerbo1t iino sic NUT Ser 8emo-
dung Ser @efangeren betrauten oeut-
1den 2an0pebr= unb 2anbiturmlette
Don englilden soIbaten in gr0blid)er
@eiie miBbon0eH mor6en. @ngliide
Sfi5ier baben sic @ahen a1ge-
fpud, un6 engltide Eotpotes, Die
2orb &ithener fir iein iagenboftes
Minionenbeer bat ontperben laf1en,
itn6 binterrufs iber sic 6eutiben
@odtpolten bergefuaen, buben ibnen
bas @etpebr entriiien un6 iie ME.
bergeIdlugen. Deutide @eridte ba,
berr iid NIT iolden Gdllen tpieoerbolt
at beiddftigen gebdbt, un6 in einem
Sole. uoren sic bon einem gefonge-
men @ngldnber begangenen Musi9rei-
tu11ge,r 10 idtperer Matur, bab man
sic MiIoe oes @eri9tes augemein
beoo11ert bot: Ser Mngeflagte tpuroe
al IGngerer 3uhtbaus itrofe berur.
tbeiIt, itatt gum So6e, mie er per-
brent gebobt bddte.
Man peiB freiIid ua1d bon einem
engIiiden Sffisier, Ser bon 6en Dent'
iden eri1oiien mnr6e, aber m19 Der
botte SOS reidli9 ner6ient. St tpar
in 8eIgien gefungen genommen NOR.
Sen. Ms er obgefubrt mur6e, entriB
Ell ei1rem ser i'm begleiten6en Soloa'
ten, Ser uuf einen 10 beimtudiiden
lleberfon nidt gefabt mar, Dos &C.
tuebr uno idlug i'm nieoer. CT muir
Sc ubleits gefiibrt un6 nod &riegs=
redt auf ser stene eridoiien. &c
lit mogIid, oaB 6erartige 6a1e bdl1=
figer porgefommen iin6. Midt BLOB
unter oen englilben 5olbaten, lon-
bern o11d unter Sen Offi5ieren giebt
es qrobe @eienen, bic es iid o1d in
ner @efuudenfhuft 1rimt berfneifpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

Sn elmer &%eriammlmng ser Stem
Dorfer 6rie6ens=@ e IeQidaft mur6en
6ie BON @ngldn6ern un6 Sran5olen
b%enubten 011m=0um @ei9oiie nit
Sem amerifanilden 6abrifitempel
borge5eigt. Stautsfefretar 8rpan Be-
5peifelt befanntlih 6oB SEN Maiier=
ten iol6e @ei9oiie aus BEN Ser.
Gfaoten geliefert tperben. Sir i'm
baben Sabrif1tempel ol1genideinli9
MIR Damn 8etpeisfraft, menn lie eng,
liiden uriprungs iin0.