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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Se5ablt feine

3mei o6er brei @ommiiionen. Die
3eit gum @rforfden it, bepor STR
tauft. @erabid1tmt nidt, bieie gu er-
foriden. Ausge5eidnete settion,
entbalten6 $40 Slider, 5ipei Meilen
bonn Gopn 12O Mder unter Bflug,
Elm Giertel einge5a1mt nit 6reifaben
9rabten, id0nes, 3pei Stod bobes
Srme=@ebdube 24x24 SUP groB,
2 Stodmerfe bober Grme-stan
32x40 nit @aum fir IS Hferoe, 8
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grunnen NIT Incident @aiier, at
$500 per Slider, Elm 9rittel boar,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

Die Mrt un6 Weiie, in lpelder 6ie
MaBnabme ourd Sen &ongreb ourd).
gepeitidt mer0en iolte. Sic war
turafterilhi6 fir Dem @etlt Ger SSn=
tolerar5, melder u1ier Sn1titutionen
beorobt un6 %berio1poers uniere per-
lonlide Jreibeit.
Gerionlide Jreibeit bebeutet Hro-
bibitioniiten pon1 gdloge bes @eprG=
ie%ntanhe1a @eap Mnardie, gdrslides
6eblen aaer Beidrdmfungen, oos
Jr0bnen in0ipioueaer 2eibeni9aft,
Dos @eieb bes 9fhungeIs. Sir Die
gilt MIR zines Ser beioen grtreme,
ert1peoer borboriider itarrer Snoi-
pi6uolismus> uneingeidranft 6ur6
@ebote Ser Qualification un6 geieBlide
Sdranfen, melde gleide &edte fir
9lGe iidern, ODER mir11tioie tprun1i<
ide &egulierung Ger gin3elbeiten Ser
2ebensfubrung Ger Meniden. @err
@elp e%rflarte, peri0nlide Greibeit
mdire in elmer 5ipiliiierten Nation UNI
m0glih> oos beiBt in elmer iolhen Sea-
ton, mie Sftparmgeiiter bonn gdln-
ge 0es g%enannten &eprdfentonten iie
lib als 6as S6eaI Ser 3ipiliiation
boritenen.
Serrn 9ammerlings Mrtifel idlieBt
mie folgt: ~gs iinb oieie maBloim
@eiiter, melde u1rs BON MGBigfeit
Doridmaten un6 Ser groben Maiie
oes 8olfes, meldes normaler 8eiie
einen @rao bon mabrer MaBigfeit BE-
iitt, 6en bie MaBlofen nidt einmul
begreifen ooer fir m0gli9 baIten f0n-
nen, ein @efeb a1f5pingen moGen>
6as midt MaBigfeit, lon6ern p0aige
gntboltIamfeit 5um 3uede ba. u@s
miro 5ugegebert> 6oB uebel outs Dem
maBloien &o1rium beraulderber &C.
tra11ffe entlteben," erfldrte @err Govt
rta, uaber in elmer &epltblif Sc ebe
GIT erlui1 len, tDel6e elnerr mdBigen
Meni9en gum gflopen ei1es an6eren
Weniden MAIDEN, 10 baB er fi6 befeb=
len laiien mltB, mas er eiien unb tri11=
fen oarf it 6os gr0Bere 1ebeI."
@ubrli6 es lit 6as gr0Bere uebel.
Sc tpir0e sic @ertiIgatng Ser 5rei=
beit IN SEN giftigen Diiniten ser
gigotterie, Ser n%nmdBigfett un1 Ser
5prunnei bebeuten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
sir Gbmarb @reb, Der gr1fte

sdurfe, Ser IN Ser Meu5eit cuff einem
Miniiterieifel geieiiet i'll, but I'M un-
terbauie erfldrt, England billige ben
@unid &uBlm6s, einen 3ugang slrr
Gee 5u erlmngem, ourdn1s. 3os lit
edit @reDlde Spibbuberei. Natir=
lid meiB @err @rep gang get1aat, oab
GuBlan6 ebenio biel Musiidt bm,
our9 SEN gegen1pdrtigen &rieg gu
gang GUM Mon6e 5u erIamgen OILS
einen 3ugang 51,r Gee. 8isber tit
es England getpeien, 6os ie6en Ser
iu9 &ublm6s, on bos eisfreie Meer
5u gelangen, beretef bm, uno es
flingt gera6e5u pie @obn, me1m oos=
ielbe @nglun6 beute ourd SEN Neuno
zines ieiner Mainiter erfldren IdBt, es
bobe 1idts 6agegen, me1m &uBlano
Gerbin6atrg NIT ser See iude. g.
meiB gut genug> oaB es Die niht fin
SEN miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
4mf elmer I'M Netp Dorfer @spo-
1rom qehuIteneu Mui1enperfummIuua

Mmf elmer I'M Netp Dorfer @spo-
orom geboItenen Maiiennerfamml11ng
p~erurtbeilte Ser Bgeorbnete &orter
bon 8ittsburg idorf bie BON Ser Bum
oesregier1trg geiibte einfeitige Ge,1-
tralitdt, Ole in Sen @affenfenoungen
an @nglanb u16 feline Berbiinoeten
gum Musorud fonrn1e. .@ir bege-
fen Elm grobes moraliides unmedt or
@otionen," fagbe er, ~oie 11rs iuruner
frernoidaftli9 geiinnt gepefen iino,
sic meientlib ba5u beigetragen boben,
oiei e nniere tpunoerpone Gatiorr narfz
5uboue11. @ir boben int 2mr6e mebr
oIs 5tpan5ig Min1onen Menfden bent
iden un6 oiterreihiiden glutes. Nhe=
mon6 miro %beitreiten, bob fie giirger
bon better Mrt iino. Sd betrodte oie
Sbatiade, oaB sic oe,rtide Gegierung
in Sem lesten 5tpon5ig Sabren oos
@eimotblanb bem oeutiden @oIfe 70
lieb gemadt bot, 6oB Sic Musmon=
oerung foftifd oufgebort bot, aIs ein
ousgeiprodenes l1ngliif fir unier
2onb. @ieIe Sm1ienbe bier baben
gertponote i'm oeutlden unb I'M 0iter-
reidiiden 6eere, unb es iino 5ueifel-
log piele Mdmner unb Gra11en IN Ste
fer @%eriammlung, beren gri6er ODER
anoere @ertpnnote m,f 6en el1ropGi-
iden Sdladtfeloern bon &ugeIn ge-
toote moroer limo, oie in onrerifani.
Iden Sabrifen gemodt, BON merifa-
niidem GltIner a1,f ibren to%6tbringen-
SEN @eg geian6t unb a1ts in Mmerifa
gemadten @etpebren absefeuert tultr-
SEN. 9orum a1ein fo1te Sic em fire.
pelhafter @atroel ein @nbe gernadt
tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
M1s Dem 6eiliae1 2anbe.

49,
Sobn 3pd, BON SeruiaIem, NaIditina,
idreibt: u@or bier Iage1 fam bie
&tte MpenfrGnter, oie id Bel Sbren
beitel1te, in meinen geiib, nad)6em id
ourh Sos 3ollmt botte nodiuden
laiiem. Sd bin iebr frob, 6aB SIR
Mlpenfrauter iett bier lit. IS mar
feline 5laide 5er6roden. Sd meroe
iebt NIT 6em @ebraub oes Mlpen-
frduters begirmen, Inn meine @efuno-
beit pie6er ber5uiteGen. St ge=
bru1dte Str Mlperfrd11ter Dor Sab
rem un6 meiB, 6aB nidts ar6eres 10
febr 6en 3med erfiint."
Sn oden &limus urro unter ollen
@0lfern lit 5orni's M%Ipenffrauter ein
5uperlaliiges un6 beliebtes Seilmit=
tel. Seit iber bur1oert Snbren bat
es BEL 2ei6en bon M1Gr1pern rr1o
Srauen 6ie 8robe beitan6en. @s
fommt nidt our6 BEN @roBbanoeI
5um Sertrieb, u1rb lit 6arum al1b
mdt in Mpotbefen 5u fol1fen. 5pe=
5ialagenten liefern es Sem H1tblifl1m,
o6er es form 6ireff be5ogen tperoen
aus 6em 2oborutorium Ser @erltel=
Ter: 81. 8eter 5abrneD & Cons &c.,
go. @opne Mne., Chicago,
Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Samre, berbe Mdsen,
SAFE ober nnberbaulidfeit,
Sebcs rTapes 9iapepfn" perbant 5000
R1rner Ma9rung nnb enbet aqeS
Nagenleiben in flint Minuten.

9altet 3eitl Sn flint Mmrten tpirn
iebes Tngculc;Scn nprbci fem. Seine
unperbn1,Iihfeit, 9erabrennen. @dure
ODER @asaufblaben, faures IuftpBeu
ODER &ilpien infolge Der u1beroanten
Rabrung, fetne S9tpinbelnnfdne, Mns
i9pe1en, fnuIer Gtbem ODER 8opfpeb.
Eape's 9iapepiin 1T befnnnt tpeger
%ieiner @eidptn0tgteit in Der ReguIierune
per5orbene1 Mdsen: &c 1T bag ii@erite,
ruideite Magenmittel IN Der gnr5en
@eIt, uno 5uoer: lit es un1ddDli@. Madt
@urem Magenleioen fir imu1er Elm @n>
De. inbem Sbr cine grobe 50s@ent S@a4s
tel gape's 9iapepitn IN @urer Npofbete
tauft. SIR anerfennt in flint Mtnrten,
tpte unn6tbig es lit, an unnerbauli1fet,
an @artleibtgteit ober trgenb elmer Msa,
gcnbei9peroe 5u leiben. GO 1T Der
rafheite. itderfte un0 unf9doltdite Mas
~genboftpr in Der @eIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Mls Ser Mamlbel6 Gbnrd5in in

engli19en Ieberbouie erflarfe, es
mer6e ri9ts unperiudt bleiben,
1eutidIanb a11s5ubungern, erbob iid
I'M @a11ie ein mabres 6re1bengeberI.
6ieie engliiden 8atrioten pobl
boben betpeiien monen, 6oB tie 1uiir-
6ige @erbirr6ete Der idtpar5en Me1-
idenfreiier iin6, 6ie England gegert
9eutfdIano ms Gel6 gefdiH bot-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Sic britii@e Mote.

Ger Cert Der am Viortag IN $50
ibington uberreihten britiiden Mote,
0eren Sr1bolt pouitdn6ig Ser f%ran50ii=
ihen gleid 1T, lautet mie folgt:
u0eutidlmr0 bot erfldrt, bab ser
Gnglilde @anal, Die Nor6- uno @eit=
FIFTEEN un0 0ie @roBbritan1rier umge=
ben6en @emdiier als &riegs5one 51
betradten linb u16 bt an1tli9 oie
Wittbeilung erluiIen, 0aB in bieler
Bone a%ngetroffene fein0li9e S6iffe
5erltDrt mer0en mirben nrb oaB nett
trole Sdiffe, Ste iid in oieies &C.
biet btnetntpagen, ii6 @efabren a11Sl e=
ben. Sizes iagt tbotia9lidb baB Elm
jeoes geiidtete sdiff torpe6iert miro,
obne @iudiii6t auf Ste @iderbeit ser
Wiarmiduit uber Eaiiugtere irger6
zines Surrbelsidiffes unter irgen6ei=
ner 6lagge. 90 es nift in ser
Madt Ser beutihen M0miralitat liegt,
irgen0 etn gdiff in bteiem @ebiet
auf Ser SberfIdhe fobren 5u Iailen,
10 fam ein Mngriff MIR our9 Sa1dy=
boote a~1sgefiibrt merben.
u8et Mngriffen ouf @arr6eIsidiffen
lit a15eit @eieb un0 8rauh getpe=
fen, 6aB es Die Eflidt oes &aperers
zines Son0elsfdiffes lit, oies Dor Elm
Grtiengeridt 5u bringen, mo- Ell
ne &lage angeitrengt, mo- 6ie Sr0=
m11rgsmdBigfeh Ser 2a6ung er0rtert
mer6en farm uro 100 Nentrale ibre
2a6unge11 unter umitdmoen tpie6erer=
bolten f0r11en. Sos gum Sinfen brin=
gen BON Eriien lit ei1re iebr umitrit=
te1re @an6babe, 6ie MIR urter al1Ber=
getp0b1tliden lit ita1r6en CUR Mntpen=
Dung gebra6t mer6en fann un6 11l1r,
nud6em @orfebra1ngen fir 6ie ST.
derbeit Ser ga1r5en Mannidaft ooer
Euiiagiere %getroffen iin6. 8em Nai=
iugiere on Bor6 iin0, 10 liegt Die Ser
authorizing fir bte l1nterideibung
5ptiden n%el1tralen u1u6 fein6lihen
Sdiffen, un6 ebenfo 6te Seiiteu1tng
5tuiiden neutruGer un6 fein6lider
2a6ung- 5meifenos 6em ongreifen6en
Sdiff Oh, beiien 8flidt es tit, Mrt
1tnb gbarnfter bes 9anrpfers iotpie
6eifen 2o6ung felt5uiteQen ur6 one
Shifspapiere auf3ubeber, bepor bas
Sdiffe gum @infen gebradt ober
orh ru1r gefapert miro. @benio er-
beiidt 6ie menidlide @flidt eines
ie6en &riegfibrenber4 fir bie ST.
derbet Ser Mo1midoft BON San6els=
idiffen GIT iorgen, gleidDiel Oh es
iib INN rel1traIe ooer fetr6li9e bo1=
BELT.
Muf biei er @run6lnge ii1rb nue frI=
beren 5eltlegungen CUR 8eitimm1ng
6es Seefriegsredts gen1adt moroen.
Gin 6eutldes Sardboot aber erfiiat
feires 0ieler @erpflidtungen; es be-
berridt nidt oie @etpaiier, IN oe1ren
es operiert; es bringt niht gemadte
&aperuagen Dor ein Grtiengerift; es
unter1rim11t feline mtrf Ia1nen Sdritte,
Inn 5miiden elnem n%e1ttrulen unb
feinolid]en 3an1pfer GIT nnterideioen;
es mn1mt nidt bie Mannidoft un6
Ealiugiere Oes Sdiffes an gorO, ous
es gum Sinfen bringt; feline &riegs-
fiibrung 1T 6ober b~onitanoig aaber=
balb Ser B~eitimmungen, Die oen
arieg gegen San6elsidiffe feitlegen.
3ie oeutide @%rfldr11ng iest anitene
Ser regularen &aperu1rg eine 3erito=
rung obre ltrteridteb. 1eutidlan6
tpenoet oieie Metbo0en gegen frieoli=
hen 6or6eI nn6 nts Nidtfombattm=
ten b%eiteben6e gelabungen on nit
DEM offenen 5ugegebenen 3tel, at
b%erbin6ern, 6oB je6e 9lrt 3ufubr ein=
2ebensmittel Ste 3ibtlbe=
b0Iferu11g m1f SEN britiiden Snieln
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Soften mir oas Bette.

Yrlt Der bel1te ltu%tt1nOenDen gertu=
gltrg oes So. 8ongrelles - Ser i16,
obqeieben BON elmer eimonatigen
aur1fpuuie, ieit Oem Z. Mpril 1918
unlu1terbroden in Sibung befun0en
bot - miro Graiioent @ilion 0ie er=
lte @Glfte, sic eriten 5mei Sabre, iei=
rler Hegierung binter iid boben.
3u gegil1n Oieier iab es frleolider
I'M 0er @elt uus ols beute. Muh
nodlDen SEER @illon neu1r W1onate
iei1es boben Mmtes getDaltet batte,
rer1nod]te er, mie er IN Ieiner erl item
Sabresbotidaft on SEN &ongreB aus
oriiflih erfIGrte, am internationalen
@%pri5ont fem ar1beres beunrl1btgen=
Des @ep0If SIT entbeden, uls Oo5, mel
DIES ifo11 nnter Ser administration
ieines gorgdngers Soft ienieits bes
Nio @ran0e, iiber Werifo, emporge=
itiegen mar.
@odiom morterb," bot er bieles
@plfenbanf1en Nun 5tDe1 Sabre lang
beobahtet, einbetmilde unb logger
ol15l6n6iide 6iplomatiide Meteorolo-
gen ooriber 5u &atbe ge5ogen uno
es nit @i1fe Ieiner milttarilden @h=
ternngsfun6igen SIT pertreiben un6 5u
~5erifre,ten geiudt. Se0od berge6lid.
9o5 @emolf arn 1u0liden Sori5om
lit nidt MIR nidt peridmun6en, ion=
oern modt einen no9 uubeimlideren,
beunrubigenberen ginbrnd uls 5u=
Dor.
@leidmobl IdBt iid Ser @err Era=
iioent, bes vmodiamen @arters"
iiberoruilig, mitlmmt ieinen &atbge-
bern bem Mn1fein nah 6a6urh nidt
meiter beunrubigen. 9enn iein SSm
tereiie miro in bonem Mobe IN Mn=
1prud genommen bon an6erem @e=
m0lf, BON mberen @ettertpolfen, bie,
meit beorobIiher aIs sic I'M Su6en,
I'M letten CONNER I'M Often, uber
Ser alten @elt, oufgeitiegen un6 nod
imn1er, BEN gun5en 9uffttfrets nnieres
NIaneten eridiitternb nn1 ane 2dr=
Ser ur1b Meeere tn Meitleibenidof 5ie=
benb, in beftiger @nt1abl1ng begrif=
fen iin6.
limo aud m tpeitlifen 9ori5ont,
iiber Miiens ferner &ifte, on Der ii6
1don I'M lebten Script Elm @etpiter
orsgetobt bat, nimmt sos BORT ihon
felt 1dngerer Belt bemerfbare gelb<
Iihe @olfengebil6e mte6er cine be-
broblidere @eltult an, m0gen sic 6or-
tigen Meteoro1ogen es aa1h als cine
burdmts bormloie @%rideinrng birr=
iteIen.
Ssso> aIs SEER @iIlon Dor 5pei Sab-
rem nit bodt0nen6en, etne rreue
gpode IN Ser gnttpiflungsgeid0dte
Ser Ser. gtoaten anfiinbigen6en
Morten, urter boben Grtport1ngen
oGer berienigen, Sic ibm CUR grrei=
dltng ieiner boben gte1ung bebilflid
getpeierr moren, 6ieie iibernabm, iab
es anbers, frie5lider a11s in Ser @elt
oIs beut51tage un6, mie 6urd Die
EIGne bieler arberer SterbIider, lin6
6nrd biele TbeiIe seq uripriingIiden
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bes 8rdii6en-
ten oide Stride gemodt tpor6en
611rh bas @alten folder Mddte un6
@etpoIten mit benen er bei Ser SLUT
1ten1ng 6es Brogrumms I'M feiner
@eiie gerednet batte. Mud er bot es
on iih erfabren miiiien, pie es in
6em befonnten @orte beiBt: Ser
Menfh 6enft, ur6 @ott Ienft."
@Ghren6 ser lebten &ongreB=
fmpogne bieB es Bel BEN Eorteian-
geb0rigen oes H%rdiibenten IN 6iniidt
off feline Be1trebunue11, unferem 2dnz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
gerlangt.

Elm thboltider 2ebrer, Ser oa1d oer
Srgel6ienit beriebe1 fa11n, miro ner-
langt fir 6ie 8iaage-5dl1le in @eft
Union, Mirr. Mmtsontritt i'm Sep
TENDER. @efleftanten m6gen fih
tpenoen on (Rep.) @ib. S&einer,
14-3t. @eft Union, Mim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

= Sir @ta6t . @igentbum ooer
5arm-2dn6ereien ipredt Dor BEL s.
g. Dourg, ct. CLOUD, Minr. 44bo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27

is as follows; Monday evening, Nov.
20. "Tannhauser" with Marcia van
Dresser. Frances Rose. Dora de Phil
lippe, Francis Maclennan, Clarence
Whitehill. James Goddard, Wilhelm
Beck. Conductor. Egon Pollak.
Tuesday, Nov. 30-"La Tosca," with
Geraldine Farrar, Amadeo Bassi, Ma
rio Ancona, Conductor. Cleofonte
Campanini
Wednesday. Dec. 1-"Monna Wanna, !"
with Marguerite Beriza. Lucien Mura-
tore, Charles Maguenet, Marcel Jour
net Conductor. CIeofonte Campaninf.
Thursday. Dec. 2-"Louise." with
Hector Dufranne, Jeanne Maub0urg,
Louise Edvina. Charles Dalmores,
Myrna Sh8rl0w, Dora de Philippe, Ro-
sina Piovelli and corp de ballet, Con-
ductor. Marcel Charlier
Friday, Dec. 3-"Carmen." with Ger
aldine Farrar. Lucien Muratore, Fran
ces Aida.
Saturday matinee. Dec. Monte
mezzi's "L'Amore die Ire Re" with
Louise Edvina, Clarence Whitehill,
Ferrari Fontana. Graham Mari Con-
ductor. Cleofonte Campanini.
Saturday eyening-'n Troyatore,
with Rachel Frease-Green, Julia de
Asueros. Mario Ancona.
For the first time in many years Chi
cago is to have four divisions Of the
great triIogy OF Wagnerian music
dramas. Der Ring" 'Des Niblungen
and 'Parsifa1." on Sundays commene-
ing Nov. IS and concluding Dec. Is.
Maestro Campanini has devoted long
time and much care to the prepare
ton of this event TO make II worthfly
artistic and profoundly impressive.
The Mise scene Of these great works
will be presented with a rare regard
for detail under the stage direction OF
LOOMS Hammond Taylor, who has
been associated with the Wagnerian
productions of the Metropolitan opera
house. The orchestra will be aug
mented TO meet the full demands Of
the Wagnerian score and directed by
Egon Ponak. who is reckoned one OF
the best Wagnerian conductors Of the
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur II
Brings Back It's Lustre
and Abundance.

/ Gray hair. however handsome, De.
notes advancing age We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair ID your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it fades. turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and scrag'
giy, Just q few applications Of Sage
Tea and Sulphur enhances its appear
once hundrsd-fold.
Don't stay grayi Look young' Eth.
er prepare the tonic at home or get
from any drug store 60-cent bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" Thousands OF folks recon-
mend this ready-to-use preparation. be-
cause 1t darkens the hair beautifully
and removes dandrun. stops scalp itch.
ing and falling hair; besides, no one
can possibly tell. az 1t darkans "a
naturally and evenly. You noisten a
sponge or soft brush with 1t, drawins
this through the hair. taking one
small strand at time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; altar snoth.
6 app,inatton or two. TT natural colos
4 restored and It becomes thick.
glossy and lustruus, and you appear
years younger.
HaxQes HaRaA phax1a0rfA6yA :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27
SAFE CONDUCT IS !
ASkEDBY OWNERS.
American Steamboat Company Seeks
Protection From the British
Warships at Sea.

New York. Nov. 27.-The American
transatlantic company, several Of
whose steamships have been seized by
British warships under suspicion OF
German ownership awaits today an an
swer from Secretary Of State Lansing
to its request that an American war
ship be sent to Buenos Aires TO con-
voy its steamer Winnebago to this
port and save her from capture from
British cruisers. The vessels recently
purchased by this company have been
placed under American registry but
have been listed as suspected" by the
British government
The Winnebago is loaded with dye
wood for Stamford, Conn, but the com
pany does not dare to order her TO
sea, fearing that British are lying in
wait. Meanwhile the American trans
Atlantic company is collecting affda-
Wits from its stockholders TO prove
that only American citizens and Amer
lean capital are interested in the own
ership Of It's feet, in the expectation
that this will lead to diplomatic repre-
sensations by Mr. Lansing TO the
British government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27

Mrs. William Harvey spent Monday
with friends in Alexis.
! Rudolph Berg and Spencer Berglund
spent Sunday in joy with George Jack
| son.
| Mrs. Emil Bjorkman and Mrs. w. C
Lemon spent Tuesday il Davenport
Iowa
! Andrew Canning of st. Clair county
held Jersey cow sale in Aledo Sat
urday. Twenty-four cows were sold
and averaged $3.50 each. The one
bringing the highest price sold for
500 and was purchased by Fred Oil
yer of Alexis. Hiram Parkman of this
city bought one for which he paid $50
| Mrs. F. NJ. Bateman spent Sunday in
New Boston with her daughter, Mrs
H 0. Bauer.
Miss Mamie Dool went to Joy Satur-
day to spend few days with her
aunt, Mrs. J. S. RAIDER.
Mrs. C. y. vertrees and daughter
Miss Lois, spent Tuesday with friends
in Galesburg.
Fl. H. Winger spent Sunday in Joy
at the home of Mrs. Frances Craw-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doak of Burlington,
Iowa came last week on their motor
! cycle and spent a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Haas. near Miliers-
burg, and returned home the first OF
this week.
". j. Graham left Saturday for
Springfield.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller left Monday
for Brighton. Col, where she will
spend a few weeks with her nephew,
Ray Russell.
Justice George Cooke went to
Springfield Saturday to visit his broth
er, T. H. Cobb Mrs. Cobb is seriously
Ill.
Mrs. .. F. Keefer OF Kewanee was
business visitor here Monday,
Miss Mabel Rummel and Miss Maude
Swearingen spent Sunday in 0quawka
at the nome of Mrs. William Robb,
Mrs. Alvin Odell spent Sunday in
JOY with her sister. Mrs. Eldon Belt.
Merle Nesbitt entertained IA of his
young friends at his home on North
Pennsylvania street. A very pleasant
evening was spent playing games
Light refreshments were served
Frank Cunningham went to Gales
burg Tuesday for short visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs A. Y West arrived
home Tuesday from a three months
trip in the west. During this time
they visited many OF the interesting
places in the western half of the
United States
Harold Bailey went to New Boston
Saturday to spend few days with his
brother. Glenn Bailey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27

Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
J. 4. Allen.
Miss Emma Hebel, who has spent a
few weeks at the home of her brother,
D. A HebeI, left Tuesday for her
home in Mt Pleasant, Iowa. Mrs.
Hebel accompanied her home and will
make a short visit with Mr., Hebel's
mother.
Miss Elizabeth Wedding returned to
her home in New Boston Monday after
spending two weeks with her brother
and wife, Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Wedding.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gillespie left
Tuesday for Pomeroy, Iowa, where
they will spend two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. X. NJ. Saunders.
Mrs. Ida Scull returned to her home
in Little York Monday after making a
weeks visit with Mrs, William Harvey
Arlo o. Owen of Wichita, Kan, and
Miss Harriet NJ Curman Of Atlanta,
Iowa, were married in this city by
Justice W D. Emerson at his office
on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27
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Miss Edna Sandquist of Woodruff
spent Sunday here with her sister
Miss Media Sanquist,
Clan Borruff entertained number
of his friends at his home on North
| Pine street Saturday evening. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by all
present. Dainty refreshments were
served.
George Guthrie arrived home last
week from Redwood Falls, Mimi.
where he had spent several weeks Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Carl Reynolds
who has been very Ill, but is now I'M
proving slowly.
Mrs. ]. Thomson of JOY spent Mon
day at the home OF her brother, j. F
Rutherford,
Mrs. Fred Martin returned to Keiths-
burg Monday after making a week S
visit with friends in Aledo and near
Burgess.
The Standard Bearers of the Meth
odist church will hold their annual
bazaar and home made candy sale at
Hartman Bros store on Saturday,
Dec. 4, beginning at $50 a. m.
Mrs. James Day and little daughter
where she had spent several weeks
with her father. DR.. J. W. Rowley.
Mrs. W H. Holmes arrived home
Saturday from Mt. Vernon. Iowa,
where she had made weeks visit
with her son. Clyde Holmes.
The r. N A of Aledo will hold a box
social at the NJ. W. A. hall in this city
Friday evening TO which everybody is
invited. The ladies are requested to
bring boxes.
Miss Hazel Lawson of Matherville
spent Saturday with Aledo friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Brown and
daughter Alice, OF Joy, were Aledo Wis
itors Saturday.
Miss Olive Wertz arrived home Sat-
urday from Rawson. Ohio. where she
had made an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Burkett.
Miss Opal Wolff left Tuesday for
Oklahoma City. Okla. to make an ex-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. H.
Morse.
b. F. Townsiey arrived home last
week from an extended trip through
California and New Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs John Terry spent Sun
day in Joy with Mrs. c. H. Small.
The Tuesday Afternoon Embroid-
cry club was very pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Wansing at her
home Tuesday afternoon. A very en-
joyable afternoon was spent during
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. Adams of Galesburg was a
guest at the home Of her father, Judge
II. n Bassett Sunday.
Mrs. F., Smith OF keithsburg came