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Arizona republican., 1915-06-02
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL 6 co
FELDsTElN APPEALs-The al

FELDSTElN APPEALS-The ap- peal of Count von Feldstein from the decision of the superior court cf Maricopa county in denying a writ of habeas corpus was filed yes terday in supreme court.
 G. A. R. MEETlNG-The members of J. W. owen Post, G. A. R., will meet at 230 o'clock this afternoon at the armory. This will be the last meeting of the season. and the mem bers are urged to be present. I'm portant business is to be transacted.
 MISS GROVE LEAVES-Miss Catherine Grove, who has been for almost three years employed as stenographer in the office of the state land commission has resigned her position and left last evening for her home in Buffalo. N. Y. She was accompanied by a brother, who arrived Sunday.
 WOULD CHARGE FOR DiSlNFECT INCA public hearing of the appli- cation of the carriers for permission to put into effect an extra charge for disinfecting stock cars has been or dered by the corporation commission and will be had June IT. The rail- roads propose a charge of $2.50 per single deck car and S4.00 per double deck car for each time the car is disinfected Cattle shippers in the valley and other parts of the state. it is said, will fight the proposed charge.
 FLOWER cEREMONIAL-The an nual flower ceremonial and anniver- sary of Pythian Lodge, No. ?, Knights of Pythians, will be observed in Pythian Castle, on Friday evening of this week. Invitations have been issued to all members of the Pythian order including the Pythian Sisters. and their families to attend the meeting, which will be open. Inci dental to the occasion Past Chan cellor jewels will be presented to all living past chancellors in Phoenix. The occasion promises to be unusu- ally impressive. There will be a pleasing program and dainty refresh ments.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-02

Smiths home made bread, rolls, pies and cakes. quick delivery. Phone 3558. 122 N. 1st St.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-06-02
J. A. .L|GGETT AND
 MISS ROCK WE'D
Former Teacher and Well Known Young Business Man Are Married at the Home of Superintendent John D. Loper.

Miss Emma Rock, ] former teacher in the Phoenix public schools, and J. Albert Ligget, a well known young business man, were married at eight o'clock last evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. John D. Loper, S23 North First avenue. Reverend w. J. Sims read the service.
 The living room. where the ceremony took place, was beautiful in it's decora- tion of cut flowers and greenery. The fireplace was banked in pepper .boughs and at either side were urns of pink and white oleander blossoms. The mantel held vases of sweet peas with feathery ferns intermingled.
 The bride. who is an unusually pretty girl, was charming in dainty gown of French Marquisette The waist was almost entirely of effective net lace fashioned like a bolera from which fell in coat effect ruffle of lace over the full corded skirt. She carried a shower boquet of white rose buds.
 Little Miss Margaret Loper in a bewitching lingerie gown and dainty pink sash was the flower girl and An drew Loper was the ring bearer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Liggett will make their home at 2021 West Jefferson street for the present. Later in the sum mer they will pass a few weeks in the brides former home in Iowa, return ing to Phoenix September 15.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-02

Hot rolls to B.: 30 P. M. Quick de- livery Phone 355S Smiths '"The Home Made Kind"-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-06-02

Everybody attend the big auction sale today. 100 head of cattle and hors- es f miles east of Phoenix on the McDowell road and half mile north. Sale commences at 10:30 Free lunch at noon. Evans, owner. c. O. Me- Murtry, Auctioneer. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-02

Button Button who's got the But ton'-Come in you poor bachelor and we will sew them on for you, without costing you penny. The Wardrobe, 237 N. Central Ave. Tel 504.-Adver- tisement.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-02
FIRE ALARM

Will the party who turned in the alarm Friday evening for the Adventist church fire kindly communicate with E. A. Rowe at the Adams hotel. It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
paper maturing uD TO ninety days. per cent.
CALL MONEY opened at per cent highest ?
per cent lowest. ~ per cent closing IA per cent
renewal per cent
TINE MONEY was dull Rates 2H@2h Der
days. ~ CO PER cent for four and I've months and
8 per cent Tor SIX molths.
MERCANTILE PAPER vas quiet. Ruling rate.
"a % per cent for best names bank acceItaucss.
1ts2% per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS - Ii
chSnges 1881. 2ss.lSo. balance $50 ss9 ~ The
sub Treasury was creditor 70 the amount OF 16Ia'-
SUB TREASURY New York banks lost to the
ub-Tfeasury $500 and lost since Friday 1914.
900
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE.
WHERE Boston. for sixty DAYS, per cent. for
r@r cent Cis1eland. ana ~ per cent. Richmond.
fir 10 rinr-y days "a per cent. Atlanta. ani ~
Per cent. Chicago. : and "a per cent. 50 Louis.
4 per cent fof ninety days. 2 per cent. Kansas
cy sn9 "a per o., G,n y, 5,, d ~ - ., Pff
for thirty 10 sixty days. 4. for sTV 10 ninety
days. ~
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE = Eos,.on. par. Chicago.
eIehsngs par. s. Iouk. par bid. ,c premium asked
San fr4Heisco. +0c premium. Minneapolis. 900
premium.
BANK cLEARINGs .-Bo,ion. exchanges $40
81 10 534 balances i4s5 0Ol. chicago exchanges
tSoblso.s, balance 81 80 ~ Ihi. sdc,ph1. e.
exchange tl5.0f5s05. balances &l.t0J.GlG.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver 81 London was
2zMd. unchanged NFs YORK quotation was 40hc.
On We. MEXICAN silver d0isn. 5sa4Zc
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Sterling quotation, we're
ne lowest yei recorded. demand gC,iiug down 20
t7gh and cables 70 40 1915 The market rallied
In ne late trading Quotations fof francs also
msrked new !ON records London Gable. 47B5L /.
demand. 4U. Pnis-Cabls, 54gk: check 54CA
I.sflin-Csbls. Szt check. 81 i.lG' Greece able
~. CHEEK 524A. SIXTY aHd ninety day bills
Ioud0n-Banken' sixty days. A73iA NINETY days
a TgK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
LONDON LOWER
ON NEEDS OF WAR
Easier Trend Follows Premier's
Standardization
Almost Inactive.

London, June 16.-Premier Asoui,b,,
financial statement was much si..
cussed on the Stock Exchange to.d.v
and caused q somewhat easier tendance
Colonial stocks and japanese mona,
were frequently dealt in, and oil sha,.,
were easier, but the other section,
lacked support.
American securities started shad.
under parity and finished dull, atte- =.
idle session.
Consols closed unchanged at ss4
The Bank of England bought eS9i noo
in bar gold, and sold 100000 in sor.
eign coin for America. The plentiSnI
supply of money makes the main,o'
nance of discount rates difficult. NIonev
loaned at u to ia per cent. Discoun.
rates for short bills were -. per cent.
for three months, rs.
Gold premiums at Lisbon were IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
STEEL PRICES HIGHER
Advances in Heavy Products
-Buying Improves.

A number of large steel producers
have advanced the prices on shapes,
plates and bars for the third quarter,
and others are expected to follow. The
steel trade publications report orders
and sentiment better in the industry
and. in addition 70 further business
from abroad domestic purchasing, par
ticularly by the railroads, is expand
ing. Bessie pig iron markets, however,
continue dull.
"The Iron Age" says.
With output for three weeks al 50 per cent Q,
rated capacity the Steel Corporations IenuA
Western plants are now receiving oTte' a, 49,,
increase In June upon the untitled order lnefemsN'
Of May. -, -
activity domestic railroad demand should assume
larger proportions. the more so. since ms eipM
sion comes Just as car ana locomotive N9ln -
rail mills are getting the largest export orders hsy
have had In many months. Rail and car orders
continue to come from Russia and France.
"The Iron Trade Review" will say:
with the steel industry well maintained at rs
TO 80 per cent basis Of operations and ne incnna
lion OF new business stil to expand, The natural
hss T, lines The Steel Corporation and q
the larger Independents have moved W iheir sched
ues 81 ton for prompt Or third glsfei Ss' ~,
and there IS a general disposition among proauesis
10 follow this lead Domestic business N Heei IS
growing but in deliberate way and tofeSn ofo ,1
remain the most conspicuous. Fore.m rti IN
Quirles before makers OF this country toia! IA -
tonnage. A., a.. . ,
not improved. makers are more disposed 70 ho.d -
advanced prices on future deliveries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
NEW M. K. at. DIRECTOR
E. R. Tinker, OF Chase Bank,
Succeeds George w. Dawson.
London y Y
.Hk.a .-...

E. R. Tinker, jr, vice-presdent OF
the Chase National Bank, has been
elected a director of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway Company, TO
succeed George ". Dawson, vice-presi-
dent of the Central Trust Company,
who resigned some time ago. Mr.. Tin
ker has also been made a member Of
the special committee which is work
ing out the railroad compsny's fnan-
cal readjustment.
Mr. Dawson resigned from the board
and from the special committee be.
cause of his official connection with the
Central Trust Company, which is trus-
tee for the NJ. X. & T. note issue Of
s19,O00,O00 and for various mortgages
of the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED FRUITcoME ANY
DIVIDEND NO. o.

quarterly dividend OF two per cent on
the capital stock Of this Company mas
been declared. payable July 18TH wa ~
the once OF the Treasurer. iSl state street.
Boston. Mass. to stockholders OF teoo'4
at the close OF business, June lsth' 1910
CHARLES a. HUBBARD. Treasurer
Anglo-American OIL Company, Lmhe ,n,s
Notice is hereby given that the dlIeS'o -
OF the above named Company hato a.
solved 10 pay on and after me MS 80
OF July, 1915. a final dividend OF Yen a.
cent or two shilllngs per share ~ m
British Income Tax. which w!th nv
terim dividend OF one shilling per ASiiinr
and extra interim dividend OF one snn.,"s
per share paid on the first OF Jsh' 80
isi5. will make a dividend OF twenty r.,
cent for the year ending Decemoe, .,tsr
1914 The same will be paid on Sno,.ctsi
July Ist. 1915. by the National sssd
Rank OF Englart. Limited. az w In
ONCE in Bishopsgate. in the CRY y -. the
don. or at any OF its branches Or 40
Guaranty Trust Company OF New - the
Broadway, New York City. L. ;. n, Of
equivalent In United states cuIIas,. az
$3.50 per pound sterling, 20 all ho'S ,hs
share warrants 10 bearer, issueo Va
Company in exchange for coupons w.
attached 70 such share warrants ~x
A ". HEwETT, seoIes-r .n-
Sc Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster
don, s. W, England.
June IGth 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Fluctuations Generally Narrow
-SpeciaIties Still Active
Mines Lower.

Curb stocks made narrow price huc-
tuations in yesterdays trading, with
the exception of few Of the special
ties. Cramp Shipbuilding was the
strongest issue in the industrial list
and improved over points, while
Kelly Springfield Tire lost 4 points on
small transactions. United Cigar
Stores, new, was exceptionally active
with a fractional advance. Electric
Boat improved Ia points.
Most of the business in the oil
stocks was in Anglo-American and
Pierce Oil, which closed at a small
decline. The trend OF mining prices
was generally downward. Westing-
house Electric convertible IS were less
active and closed with small gain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

United States Steel common was par
ticularly active on the Consolidated
Exchange yesterday, changing hands to
the amount of 1880 shares. In the
late afternoon it touched a high of
60E. Reading, after getting as low as
144B. advanced to 1853. Westing-
house Electric did not get above 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
s23.o75,0Oo Mop Deposits.

At the close Of business yesterday
S23 .O75, 900 Missouri Pacific notes had
been deposited under the eompany's
extension plan. A meeting Of the di-
rectOrs will be held to-day, AZ which
Il Is expected an announcement will
be made concerning the undeposited
notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
BONDS.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices tor stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Chicago, indianapolis & Jouis'h"
m

4, BROADWAY New York. Ny, june !, H. ~
A semi-annual dividend Of Two ~ AZ,
Cent. on the Preferred stock has oesa 8,
clared out OF the Accumulated sarp sub Ians
the Company, payable on and et'sp Nor.
ran a Co, New York. TO stockholue' "a
record at the close OF business Ju .n,,'
islS J. A. HILTON, Seerete-I--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
pOND SdJES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1915.

600 against Tuesday $253sOo week and soI
900 January to date s3SS4OOo against ''f'-'
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
RAILROADS
MISCELLANEOUS.
BONDS

SIS 900 All C & " IS. 7lt m rs ~
1000 \ Y \ HGH 6s.i!17s lnb MS ill5s
1900 swift & Co 5s... 96 96 e6 s6
1000 Western Tel IS. % 20 s57s 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1915.

Total sales of stocks 47s Tuesday 5S3
January TO DATE
35,9SS,00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

account OF two preferred dividends tAnd
an extra stock dividend OF 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Foreign Government Securities
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
Were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
BONDS.

81 ono .Chile Copper 7sll5R 1l6 ll6A ll6
los Oo0 " Elcc cvt S. 1864 1863 1854 1904
unlisted TEX dividend. tsells cents Per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

.In..rch.ns,,bSo. registered or coupon. 'o'a'S
tRegistered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
CoyFRNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.
STATE
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

5NY State 4i2s. .109's 1895 1898
r. Va df IS Br B c. 81 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRLALS.
RAILROADS.

.ef taJ IS A.
MINING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.PAr value tso
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Cine gute 6ausialbe.

@%etpobnltd)e &ranfbeitcn ,ln6 Ser.
lebltn9cn ii,lo nid)t bon ielbit }d)limul,
lonoern Mnftctfl.n9 ooer ocrinqc &C..
be'lsfraft MAIDEN iic acfabrlid. Der,
i1ad)la'l1at eil1cr sdynitt, @eh Duet,
ld'!'19 oocr @erlebune nid)t, tpeiI Tie
aer'na 1T. Ylutpereift1,ng bat iid
el1t9elteat bel elmer stednaoeIuer,
ml11o'111g ooer einem @rab. Sir ale
lold)e &ranfbeitcn lit 9udlen's Mrnico
salbe ansae3cidnet. sie idyiitt rr,o
BELT Die @unoe; lit ontiieptifd too,
tef @11tedl1n9 nno berbiitet gefabr-
l1dDe &omplifationen. @nt fir ale
Sa1tflefem, 6inaen, 6Iedten, Gc3e.
ma. @altf cine origineQe 5tuei ltnae,,
25f Sdadtel Bel g,,rem M%potbeter.
= Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

u11o ibrer Jubrung einoringli4 Dor
Mngen gefiibrt. Der 5ebnmonntlide
&rieg bat 1el.ti4ln1o uno 0elter=
re1d-ungarn 81 3pei gemoltigen
&rlegslagern gemadt, unb bie jing=
item &anrpfa baben ge5eigt, 'baB Ole
&raft Ser beioen golfer in Dem LAM
gen Glngen nod gelpadien lit. Des=
bolb fonnen lie au6 6en tpeiteren gr=
eignllien I'M Oiten 5iiooiten, I'M 8e-
item unb siiopeite ten nit eiierner 3u=
berlidt entgegenieben. gnglon6 mag
Vh11itlon fabri5ieren 10 bel es mill
u1lo Die Ser. Staten mogen unter
grober Gerlebung ibrer Reatrolitat
liefern, 10 piel iie 1pollen - Die BEL
Den @eloenpolfer, 6ie felt 5ebn Mona=
ten I'M ibra griiten3 fampfen uno
einen Sieg nod Dem or1oeren an lire
Job1en beften, tperben nifJt urterlie=
gen. Ntdt Die Munition miro oas
Ht1rgen entfdei6en, ionoern Die mill
tart1he neberle9enbeit ser 1lbruna
uno Die moralii@e lleberlegenbeit Der
Sruppe1r. un6 oas cine tpie 6as an
oere lit BEL Sen ~iiegreid)en @erren ser
oerbunoeten auiiermadte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

&c aufbalten. Madb Dem Tan Yr5e-
mpsls nnb ben glorreiden Siegen
Der lesten @odye,, fam DeutdJlan6
oem tpeiteren @erlauf Ser greigniiie
auf BEN beridieoenen Q~riegsfd,au-
plaben init nod gr0iBerer 8uperiidt
entgegenieben aIs bsber. 8ieber iino
IN einem 3eitrnr1me bon r,ur tpeni-
gen @od)en getpaltige r1iiiide See.
resmaien bernid)tet luor6en, nn6 I'M.
n1er naber rufh Der Mugenblid, lpu
scr lette &eit Der @ioeritanosfraft
oes rulitiden &oloiles %3uiammenbre=
den miro. Oeiterreidru ngarns Sat-
nen aber rauiden i'm gldn3en6iter
aler Siege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
ie 5eitmeiliee @erleemng Sc

|. Die 5eitueilise @erlesmne Der
italieniiden &egierung bon @om nod
Jlore'15 bat bereits 81 oen abenteuerz
lid)iten @eriidten anloB gegeben.
Vton bebanptet> 6oB @efobr bejtebt>
oab Die S%eiterreid)er nit ibren tpeit-
%tragenoen @eidiiten @om bon Dem
Wfere aus bombaroiren uno sic
pradtpollen &ird)en nit einid,l1f
oes ct. 8etersoomes uno bes goti-
ta1s, Die alien romiifen @ebauoe,
Die beriibrnten 8ibliotbefen uno Ole
l%1'1erleblid)en a11nitaus in
etne1t Srilmmerboufen pcrtpanocIn
1peroc11. IS id,eint fait, ols Oh ein
1beil nnicrer Den Icutiden uno
Seitcrrcidcrn fcinoIiden Grciie Dies
lebboit ipiinidt> oamit iic lit r,e,,c
&lagel1 iiber Die barboriidr 0rieqs,
fiibrnng Der Gcrtid,en nnb Oelterrei.
der ausbrcd)cn fam. God, 1T cs
lebr nlnpabridcinlidl bob bos aeid)e.
ben 'uiro> oenn @om lit cine oifcne,
gang ,nbcfcitigtc Staot, bic nid,t ocn
9erin9iten itratc0iid,cn @crtb fat
l'ro ocsbalb 10 Iar0e gddont tucr.
oen miro, bis iie Ole Stalic,1er 3u ci.
''e'1 stiibpnnfte fir militariide Opc.
rationcn mad)en iolltcn. Ger 0rieo
init Stalicn miro lid, ba,ptiddlid, III,
Den Veiit Der &aienitaot 1rieit ore.
ben ocmn Ocitcrrcid) m1lb bicicn So.
fer %nnbcoinat bebauptcn ,pcnt, es
1'id)t jcoc WoaIidteit iciucs Sectan.
oels nit ocm Orient einbiibcn uu,o
Die @efabr lallfen iuiIl, fem gciarn,n.
tes ooriatiid)es Miiteneebict III Der.
licrcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

.@enn mir bie erforoerlide Munis
ton gebabt bitten, tparen Die Deut-
fden lan9it mi@t mebr in 8elgien
l1no Jra1;freidj," iagte 2lopb'@eorge
in Mandeiter portlid. Meoensarten,
,idts aIs Me6essarten! Shon bot.
Meonaten fat General 6rend, Der
britifde @1dftfommmoieren6e anf
Dem meitliden Qriegsidn1plaee ii6
geriibmt, feline Mrtiaerie fei jebt Der
oeutihen in ieber @e3iebung 10 tpeit
iiberlegelL oaB Der Nusgang 6es arie<
ges gar midt mebr 5tpeifelbaft fein
Tonne. Seit Monaten merfe EN- Die
g%ngla1roer un6 5rm3oien, oie eng
lan6er beionoers, gera6e3u l%1ngebe11e-
re @emgen @eidoiie gegen sic oeut=
iden ste01,ngen, obne irgenb uelde
nennenstpertben grfolge gu er3iele11.
(Sn Ser @interibladt in ser Gbul=
pagne marfen sic 5ran3oiem bunbert<
tauien6 @eidoiie a1f gang 6iinne
6eutid)e 2inien, obne iie a16 MIR ins
@onfe,1 5u bringen. Man bat gebort,
6aB sic gngldn6er biele &,rn6erte
bon @eidoiicn ouf cine ei15ige 6eltt=
fde @atterie tparfen, obne AUDI muir
ein ein5iges @eid)iib unbraud)bar 81
moden. Sic gnglGnoer baben @erge
bon M11nition obne je6en eriidtli6en
8tped int @taote un1 90rfer gefeuert,
sic Idngit in Eriimmerboufen Der
1pan6elt maren.
@em1 Ser @rieg i'm @eiten NIT 11t=
gebererer Notwithstanding
entldieoen iper6en f01nte, mare er
langit 3ltguniten Ser &lliierten emit
idieoen. Mber gera6e in 6ieien So
gen baben sic Mliierten @elegenbeit,
iid ollrd] Sic Gbatiahen 6ariiber BE-
lebren 5lt lolien, SOP sic Ma1mtion es
oQein midt tbrt, ni6t einma1 in err
tier 2inie. Ger @ieges5ug Der Frup<
pe,l Ser berbiin6eten @aiiermadte
61,rd @ali5ien tpdre obne cine iiber=
legene Iiibrl1ng un6 obne 6ie iiber=
legene Tiihtigfeit Ser 6eutid=oiter=
reiidiiden 9r1ppen gar nidt 6enf=
bar getpeien. Midt sic Murition fat
@in6enba1rgs gldn3en6e Siege IN DIT
prel1Ben err1tngen, ion6ern 6os Genie
6es ed)ten Ieloberrn in @erbinoung
NIT Ser itiirmiiden Gapferfeit Ser
6eutiden Srl1ppen. limo tpie6erum
nidt sic @unition bot in Sen lebten
,Tagen Sic 6el,tid)en Sr11ppen big Dor
sic 1bore Dperns gebradt, ion6ern
lire &ffreuoigfeit uno Spfertpil<
Itgfeit, ser Sic MIiierten, sic grg<
ldn6er am a1ertpenigiten, @leidtper=
tbiges midt entgegen gu ieben boben.
@era6e 6ie 8dmpfe un6 Siege Ser
lebten Sage baben Ser @elt sic
l1e%berlegenbeit ser beutiden Srl1ppen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
&mnittonSrdu1ae Der
Gn8ldmoer.

Ser etrgliide Ma1nitionsminiiter
Gapio 2lopo=@ George bat in Mand)e-
lter oie critic @oritena1ng in ieiner
nellen &olle gegeben. Ger @err tpor
bis Dor f1lr5em Sdatfon5ler. S11
oieier Gigenidoft bielt ct 0ie befaru1te
trodene 8ranoreoe gegen sic eng
liide Mrbeitcrihaft, sic er unmdBigen
Srinfens nn0 Mangels an patrioti=
ifem Gmptin6en beiduloigte. 90
mails iprod 2lopo1@eorge bon Ser
Nptbpen0igfeit, fir sic Dd1er oes
&rieges 8robibition etn3ufiibren, Inn
Die Mrbeiter 5l1 5tuingen, meniger 81
|trllpfcn un6 npebr 81 arbeiten. Wftt
6ieler &e6e bra6 9lop6=@eorge iid
oas Acknowledgements. Ct lpuroe
gum @ebilfen aitdeners oegraoiert,
Sem er Sic fir Sen 4rteg notbpen6ige
Ml1nttion peridaffen fol-, un6 in Sic
fer Gigeridoft bat ct iid) iett mie6er=
l11lt an ore e11gl1lbe Nrbe1ter1bQft &C.
tuanG; aber nid)t mebr nit Sbin1=
pfen un6 Noltern, ioroern NIT Ser
@eidei6enbeit oes 8ittenoen uno nit
Ser @fienc 6es patriotiiden 8ie6er=
ntun1tes.
Mit Ser g%r0ffnung, 6aB Die Der
%biin6eten &aiiermdbte in @ali3ien eli
ne11 foloilalen Sieg err1,ngen 11nb sic
&uiien cine arobe Mie6erlage erlitten
bdtterl fiibrte &itdeners Mnnitions=
minilter lid] ein. Sc tpar 6as critic
NAL, SOB ein englii@er Mir1ilter Dor
bebaltlos einen 5ieg 9e11tidlon6s
u16 ieines @erbiin6eten 51gab. Sis
iebt baben Sic engliiden Stoatsmdi11=
rer Sic grfolge Dertidlanos bart
nddig abgeleugnet unb oafiir ibr
E11blifum nit Ell f11nbet1en 8etersb1tr=
ger u,rb Noriier 5iegesmel6unger
u%nterbolten., Mber nun itebt ibner
6as @alier Big gum @alie, un6 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
@oat 99r &C.
immb o0er Hant
ieim?
fem?

N~atiirlidb rpiQ id5 geiunb fem.
glaubt Sbr, ib periudfe es, ireenb
cine &rantenberfiberungs8efel<
idaft 3u iibernortbeilen? SIR ,uer~
bet lan8e Belt tparten miifen, ebe
Sbr Semanben finbet, Der 5u8iebt.
6ab er nibt seiunb fem tpiq.
&ebt, labt mid 6enn bic 5ra9e
in anberer Beiie feuen. Bobl SIR
barauf bringer1 geiunb 3u fem, 10
bab Sbr bic Mittel gebrau@t, ge'
fnnb gu tuer6en?
ga, tpenn ib ntiBte, tua9 bic
Mittel limb. gs 1T aber feine Notb<
wenbigfeit norbanbea, mid NIT IT.
9eno einem alien @eiprdb al be.
ldfti8en, ba8 fiber Elm Mittel per<
lautet, bon Dem SIR tuiBt, baB es
6iefes nno iene5 beilen tpirb. Sd
babe 6ie5e 5Drte @eidbpdb fhpr1
LANCE geb5rt. Dies fin6et Bel mir
feline Mntpenbun9.
9aBt es gut iein, ib merbe fein
Mittel empfehlen. Sd la6e bic
an6eren es tbun, uelbe baa Mittel
gebrauhten. @oIt SIR Guh Der
Mlbe unteroieben, es gu leien.
6ier lit e8.
@ep. 6. @ottreu. 80. elm Me<
tbobiit @piscopal Bifbof fa9t: Sd
babe Yeruna gebraubt in idlim<
men Neural8ta 6dQen, grtdltunz
gen unb 9uften unb babe es alS els
ne tpertbnollten @ittel auf Dem
Marfte gefun6en." @eine Mbreiie
lit 9oQD Springs, NRif.
8enn SIR nibt 9lauben np0t.
tpas Der Yrebi9er gub fagt, Damn
CLAUDE ih 6arauS iblieBen 3u miiis
len, baB Sbr frant fem tpoQt; baB
Sbr nicbt 8eiun6 iein tpoIt.