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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. August 31.-Spot
cotton steady. 13 points up. Sales on
me spot. 900 bales: to arrive. 1900
paies. Good ordinary. 1877: strict good
ordinary, I93: low middling. $50;
strict low middling. sol: middIinK,
a.3s: strict niddling. $50: good mid
ding, 9.95; strict good middling, 1892.
Receipts, 2,562 bales: stock, 1897
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Corn Continues Downward.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 31.-Flo,1r-Eas-
ier; spring patents. old. 6.2Oa670; win
ter patents, 5.2Oa5.40; winter strajghts.
4;Soa5-lo. both new: Kansas straights,
old. 5.S0a6.05 80
Pork-Steady
Beef-Dull.
Lard-Steady.
Molasses-Quiet
Hay-Weak
Hides-Quiet
Leather-Ffrm
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 31.-The metal
exchange quotes lead 40 asked. Spell
ter not quoted. At London. lead f52
Is 3D. Spelter, G,2.
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BETTER WEATHER ADDS
TO DECLINE IN WHEAT
Large Supplies Also a Factor in Chi
cago Market-Depressed Corn
Prices Noted.

CHICAGO. August 31.-Wheat dropped
today on large supplies and improved
weather conditions in the northwest.
Light frosts in Illinois and Indiana are
reported to have done no harm. At the
opening wheat was u to l net lower,
with September at 941s to So, Decem-
Der at 92k to 93A. An easier market
at Liverpool, with increasing offers
there. led to selling in the Chicago pit
that for time held this market with
in the low opening range. Forecasts
for warmer weather tomorrow through
out almost the entire wheat belt also
kept prices down.
Chief Factor in Bearish Corn.
The easy wheat market seemed to be
the chief factor in bearish corn situa-
ton. Weather and good supply of cash
grain helped in depressing values to a
net range of u to Hahs off at the
opening. Large offerings caused drop
of u to q after September had opened
at 1915 to 1895, and December at 63h
to 63as. The market then grew dull
and steadier for awhile.
Oats followed other grain, opening
unchanged to Il lower and easing off
little further almost Immediately
PROVISIONS also felt the downward
n thhnnenee, prices ranging from I'M
the greatest loss. 2ls to 5.
Under free liquidation the trend of
prices for some time continued down.
ward A burst of eleventh hour cover
ing then lifted prices sharply, but the
market again declined and closed weak,
at net loss of 12 to l Is, with Septem-
Der at 1914 and December at 92 a92A
Corn Continues Downward,
In spite of reports from Mineral. Ill.
u kllling frost in that section, corn
continued on the down grade for
good while, and big holders sold free
~. The market closed, after a tenn
porary rally on late buying squirt.
easy at net loss of rs to IMaa. with
81 q a617s.
Under pressue from September longs.
VINO were changing to deferred deiiv'
cries, provisions became active. Ruv-
ing OF lard on the break was followed
by good rallv Gu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-31
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. New York
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FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.
LONDON.

- LONDON, August 31.-Money was in
good demand today for the payment
of the call on the war loan. Discount
rates We're steady The stock market
was quiet. Japanese bonds and the
war loan were frequently marked and
copper stocks We're steady. with the
exception of Anaconda. American
bonds were sold owing to the profit
accruing through the present low rate
of sterling exchange, which reached a
record, cable transfers touching 1901
South African issues were firm under
the lead of diamonds, which were stead
lily absorbed. American securities were
inclined to sag. United States Steel.
Union Pacific and New York Central
were the most active shares. The clos
ing was quiet.
Bar silver. Esd per ounce. Money,
3Ra4 per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills and three
months. Ba5 per cent.
PARIS.
PARIS, August 3l.-Prices were
steady on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 6S francs IS confines for
cash. Exchange on London. q francs
SO confines.
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Washington Stock Exchange,

SALES
Capital Traction IS, $500 at 1861.
Mergenthaler. . at 1SO
After cali-Lanston. 20 at so, 20 at so, 10
at so. "
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 31-Wbeat-
Spot No. Manitoba not quoted. No
lis I'D; No. 3. lis sgd No. l northern
Duluth, lis 3kd.
Corn-Spot American mixed, new.
IS lid.
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WEATHER..
Fair and Continued Cool Tonight
Tomorrow Fair and Warmer.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, fair. continued cool tonight
tomorrow fair. warmer; gentle to mod
crate northerly winds, becoming vari-
able.
FOR virginia. fair tonight. except
showers and cooler near the coast. To-
morrow fair. warmer in the interior
moderate. possibly fresh. north to
For West Virginia. fair tonight:
warmer in west portion: probably frost
IN east and south portions. Tomorrow
fair. warmer.
The Sun and Moon.
Ioday-Sun rose :27 am; sun sets,
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:2s am. sun
sets, :33 pm.
Moon rises :51 pm.
Records for Twenty-Four hours.
The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
h1 %ha beginning at pm. yesterday:
pm: y; IL midnight, 81; today.
am, 81; am. 50: IL noon. IS; 2 pm,
%. maximum, IS, at $40 pm. yester-
day: minimum. 50. at am. today.
,, temperature same date last year
maximum, Sc; minimum, So
MISUNDERSTANDING. PM, 1885:
= pm 1921: ~ midnight. 1898: today
% an: ao.os; am. BOIL; IL noon,
3012; pm, 3o.12.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of wate,
at am: Great FaHs-Temperatur
~: condition. 500 DaIecarlia reservoir
II: condition at north
connection, 200; condition at south con-
eseryoir-Temperatur ~; condition
at infuent gatehouse. so; condition al
eff1uent gatehouse, As.
Weather in Various Cities.
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CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange.
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Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed of Trust on Real Estate.
Prevailing interest and commissions.
Joseph |. Weller. GA F St. NV.
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SELLING Elk Dividend Today.
Southern Pacific Company. 1is; Nor
folk and Western. ~.
To IL am. .l76,300 To IL N. .344,5
aTo pm. 1890 To 2 pm. 1890
high Low
Call Money. ............. IA
NEW YORK BONDS.
high. Low.
Atchison gen. 4s...-........ s9Ni 1928
Atchison conv- a (1s6o). -l0lI .l0.H
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Condition of the Treasury.

The condition of the United State.
Treasury at the close of business yes
terday was:
742
Total receipts. sl.4ss,52
Total payments, S212s&27
The deficit this fiscal year is s2s.2l7-
,75 against a deficit OF S15,65ssO3 last
year, exclusive of Panama canal and
public ebt transactions
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

~ AZ II - N N.Y. r4 ~. IA
8ebarptung, tuerrn man iaee, 6ieier
moue Granfrei9 bernidten. Sn bic.
fem Sale bdtte er nibt Bic gum ge-
g%enp1rtigen Mugenblid getpartet, 100
oie @eridtp6rung ieiner Beinbe i'm
ge5pungen babe, UNI Ser ggiiten3 iei.
mes 2a1roes millen ben &rieg gu er-
flaren!
so erfreuli6 es lit, 6aB 10 bas
franaoiiide golf erfabrt, tuer Ser
rl16loie l1rbeber 6ieies idredliden
&risaes 1T, 10 6orf Derti6lano ii&
cob feline falidl'n $offmagen mo-
den, 6ab aim iol@er aufruf, audi
tpenn es i'm allgemein gu perbreiten
gelange, einen meientliden @influb
oaf sic Maiie 6es frm5oiifden SOL
fes ous5uiiben I'M @tart6e mare Dor
erfolgter gnti9eioung. 9olde @e-
6anfen, sic Dor benz &rieee III 5ronf-
reid feinen ~eeb0rigen Inflang fan=
6en, fonnen it6 gegenpartig nod
pieI tpeniger 6ur6ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

ioeale, pofitipe 8iel 6es @rieges lau=
tet fir nns: Nieoer NIT Ser ergli,
f9en Seeberri9aftl"
Dor11m lit nglan6 Der 6ein6. Ntdd
MIR Deuti9lan6S un6 Seiterret@-nn-
garns, ior6ern ser 6ein6 Der fort
ldreiten6en gntmidlung Der Ibrtgen
Menidbeit un6 ser u1iDerienen Be-
tbeiligrt1g alIer an6eren @otionen.
9enn a119 anf 6em politti@en nn5
tpirtbidaftliden @ebiete fann fetn
6os 2ebe1 eritarren ma9en6er 2ebr>
iat ertragen tper6en.
Dura1m 1T 6ie @rbidaft, tpel@e Dos
Sabr 1914 ieinem @adfolger binter=
IdBt, sic @rrei@ung 6es 3iels 6es
@ie6er init Ser engliiden
5eeberridaft!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
8rDa1 fat an einen qetpi7en Glen

Srga1 bat on etttet geuthet Glen
6. Barton, Ser Sefretdr elmer probi<
bitiomiitifden @~ereinig11ng iit, einen
|8rief geri@tet, Ser getpiiermobe,1
ieinen @euiabrstpunf9 an Dos anrp-
rifamii6e @oIf entbdIt. Sir eine1,
normal empfin6en6en M5enfden lit es
beinabe unfabbar, tpie Elm Ma1n, Der
6o@ idon felt Iangen Sobren nit
feinsn S6een bon Mbriitung unb
@eltfrie6en ba11fieren gebt, in 6ieier
furbtbaren 3eh an ettpos on6eres
6enten fann als an Sen gro11enbaften
&rieg un6 6os entiebIide l1nbeiI, bas
er iiber sic @enidbeit gebrodt bat.
Man iollte meinen, ieoer @unf9, ser
beute 6as @er5 11nieres Stootsietrp-
tars erfiut, miiBte a1f 6ie @ie6er<
b%erifeQung bes Srie6ens geri9tet
fem. Mqein 8rpan 1T Elm 10 bornier=
ter Tonatifer, 6aB er fi6 ni9t ge<
riert, ielblt in 6ieier idtperen Stun6e,
in peIder 6ie &er5en bon nnge5dbl-
ten ta11ien6en feiner Mitmenfden Dor
Sammer un6 @otb bergeben, ser
@elt mie6er nit feiner prohibitions
marotten 3u fo111ne1t. Ser
mag fommer1, tpen11 es IN
ser 3eit lit. @or a1en Dinge11 aber
miiiien mir sic rationale Brobibition
6as lit in feinen Muger.
6ie &a11ptiode. @ir biirfen mobI
annebmen, 6aB es felbit urter sen
eingefletfdten 8robibitioniiten tout
fenoe gibt, tpeIde beute feline 3eit
an 6en Saloon at benton.
8rpm aber 6erfft MIR an Sen SaIoor.
u9as ein3ige Mittel> Sen @oloo1 bon
Der Golitif at %trenner1, lit Die Mus-
rottung 6es SaIoons. @enn sic
9elungen lit, 70 f0rren mir an sic
Ser @olitif geben," f@reibt
II IN ieinem 8rtefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
ldyung aus ser S9ladt an Ser
9urthe. @era6e inter Sen Iekte11

ld}ung aus Ser S9la6t an ser
0urtbe. @erooe unter Sen lebten
Mben6itroblen 6ieies triiben Script
tages ta11dten oie ungebel1erlt@en
&odtp0gel Nuftfabr5euge) om &ori-
5ont I'M @eiten m1f. Sbre @dmarme
fegten iiber sos S9la6tfel6. 8fei<
feno, iauien6 iagten iie lire berber<
benobringenoe1r Sprenggeidoiie berab
CUR @r6e, 100 iie 500 un6 @ernid-
tl1ng ansbreiteten, no 11nter 6em
&raden Set Spreng1aounge1 alles 51
@run6e ging. @ines 6ieier Slug,
5euge bon gr0Bter @n1art nit gepal~
tigem Sporn un6 elmer @eidtpin6ig-
felt bon 200 &ilometern IN ser
@tun6e i9leuberte fem 5prengge=
idoB geraoe in 6as 8irteniual6@en
binetn, glei6 tpie ELM &aubpogel iid
auf 6ie 8erglebne berabitir5t, 100
lein Spfer pei6et. Inter bem hurdt=
barren &radJer Der 5er1b11etterten
5tablplatten nn6 ser umberfliegen=
SEN 5prengitiide. 80"
Die S@luB5eilen mer6en, 10 anbert
li6 sic oeutide &ritif, bonn oeutiden
~l1eberieber ntht tpteoereegeben, meil
fem Saftgefiib1 bober ftebt, als Dos
oes ii9 an ieinen 8bantaltepeien be-
ra1Tben6en fran50iiiden MatorS.
nn6 90 muB man Dem beuti6en
neberieber Ser fran5oit1den &f-
idriit, sic in Sronfrei@ cine m1ber-
or6entlide @erbreitung gefun6en bot,
redt geben, ment ct meint, bob es
pom 6euti@en @olfe fali@ nno nr=
beoo9tiom mdre, an iolden @ri6ei-
m1ngen a9tlos boriiber5ugeben. So
bei re6tfertigt it6 ord feline neber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Sic mageren Stdmme 6es @irfen'
mdIodens beim u@aiierli@en Saupt-
q11artier nit &a1r11r iaiumten = er-
fiiIte elm fnr9tbares @et0ie 6te
gbene, iiber 6ie ii6 i6on 6as 6iiitere
S1meigen 6es Go6es gelenH GIT ba=
BEN i9ien. Inter einem b%etauben6e11
Mrtillerief elter itiirmter 5000 Mfri-
Toner berar, to6esperadten6, binter
fi6 cine breite @aiie bon 2etden lai-
ien6. @ie STE Senfel itiir5ten lie ur-
ter miIoem @6lndtgei9ret bortparts.
Mles brad Dor ibnen 5uiamme1, ia
iogor ma1rde 8utaiuone madten bon
Shneden ergriffen, Blab, I'M 6ieien
9dmonen 6es &rieges freie @obn 5u
Iaiie11. l1n6 mdbren6 iie iih 6ur6
bie bon S9au6er erfaBten 6e1ti@en
gdladtlinien bin6ur@ BEN @eg
bobnten, riidten binter ibnen 10000
g%nglan6er, tpie CUR Gara6e geor6net,
11n6 onr9 tire Mrttnerte ~nnteritibt,
Dor, I'M 6ie Maiien bol1en6s GIT ber<
nidten, sic bur9 Sen @inbr16 Ser
Mfrifoner nie6ergetporfen tpor6et
tpnren.
Ser @t11rm 6rang in Ser &idtung
a11f nos fniierIide @a11ptq1artier Dor.
Der &aiier itan6 bor ieinem gepans
oSesrten Sous un6 iab i'm berannaben.
@ie MopoIeon Bel @Dlm1 fon1te er
iage,l: u8onen mir uns bur6 biefes
Soft beridIingen %loiien?" l1no 6ie
fniierli6e @nrbe trot an. sic tparf
iid in5miiden ibrem @riegsberr11 nn6
Sen Mngriff Ser Mfrttaner mitten in
.6ie 8reider; groBartig tpor Ste SOL
turtg ser topferen @renu6ierel Iber
So &pie6erbolte it@ Sic neberra-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
9i6es, gldnaen6es &aar
6rei bpn @rinb.
Mabden, berfm@t es! 9as &aar tptrb
tpetd, mallerb nnb berrli&! Qanft
cine Is Gents 6Iafdje 9anbertne.

8enn Sbr ettpas I'M idperes @oar
gebt, bns gldn3t in @@0nbeit unb itrablt
bon Qeben, 6as cine unbergleidli6e
@ei1beit bat unb tpallenb unb gldn3eno
1T, berfu9t 9anDerine.
SOUR cine M%pplifation %berboppelt bic
@90nbeit Cures 3nares, nebftbem I1ft
fte fpfort ieben @rnnb > Parttfel. Sbr
f6Gnnt fein f16nes 9aar nod gefun6es
9aar baben. tpen1 SIR @rinb babt. SIZE.
fer 59orf raubt ben @ld13 bes 9aare3.
3erit1rt teine 5tdrfe 1nb fetn eigertli9e3
2eben unb, er3eugt. tpenr1 man ibn ni9t
befeittgt, cine Sieberbaftigfeit unb Elm
SUDDEN Der Ropfbnut; bic 9aartpur5eln
bunger1 aus. l6ien fih un6 fterben ab.
banr f6It bas 3aar raid aus. WerfebIt
ntht cine 25 Gents Bla5de bes 8notpls
toms Dnnberine in ir9enb einer Npotbete
gu tnufen urb bann berfudt es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
6eutI6erfetts fein @erluft ber5ei6net

6ea1tiderietts fein @erluft ber3ei@net
tpor6en ift.
Die &a11ptiade ober tit, BOB es Sen
8riten nidt gelang, unbemerH an
sic be1tfde &iiite beran5ufomme11
un6 ibr beabiidtigtes 3eritorungs=
tperf at bonfubrert tpie es Die 6eut=
iden &reu5er BEL @carborough
@artlepooI uno @bitbp MAIDEN fonn-
ten. 'De11tide 3eppeline un6 Site
ger marer iofort CUR @teue, I'm Sic
brttiiden Sdiffe 5u befdmpfen.
Mit at6eren @orten, 6ie 8riten
baben 6ltr6 ibren Streif5ug in Ct
fabrung gebra@t, 6aB Die 6euti@e
eegen ueberrumpeluneen ge=
lit. 1n6 6as lit fdlteBli9 a1@
Elm @rfolg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

tragung Der fran30iiiiden 5drift ms
Deutibe; CT min Dem be1ttiden 2eier
Elm flares 8ilb iber bie nabren Mn-
idaul1ngen un6 gmpfin6ungen beS
fran50iii6en @olfeS gegeniiber
0e1tidIan6 geben. user itarf lit,
sen fonnen lol6e @ebaiiigfeiten, tpie
iie Sic fran50it1de Sdrift entbdlt,
folt laiien. 3as Sntereiie ser 5elbit-
erboltung aber ml1B i'm benno6 Der.
anlalieu, itets madiam un6 fampf,
bereit. 5u fem.
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t<1ndor oonroIon
MACH FLETChER'S
GAS
@ermt@temoe Mnfla9e.

Cine iolde erbob gegen sic fran.
5oiilden &riegstreiber ein frnn5oit=
i6es 6ll1gblatt, baS Dor f1r3em in
@aris perbreitet pur6e. Ser Snbalt
oes 6lugblatteS laBt a1f einen
balo beporiteben6en @timmungsum-
ih&prtrg IN Sronfrei@ idlieBen. Sc
beiBt So II. a., felt 1870 babe 6ranf-
reid immer untbdtig a1f Sos Sc
pontegebeul ser gba1biniiten &C.
fort, u6ieier @erbre@er unb @iit,
hinge" Die im @run6e 6o6 MIR ber-
binoern moIlten, 6aB in Sranfretd
sic gere6ten &eformen etngefubrt
1piiroen, bie in DeutidIan6 i@on
largit beItdn6en.
@atte 6ranfrei9 1i9t auf zoos
@eidrei 6ieier ielbitiidtigen @ar1-
ner" geb0rt, es batte meit mebr ge-
tponne1r in elmer M%nndberung an
Deutidlore6, 6as beute fir Sic ln-
6anfbare Menidbeit. gegen Ole per-
biin6eten Mdhte ser 5initerniB fatm=
pfc. @enn 6as 8arbarentbum er-
femme man 6o6 mobI ont beiten art
ser 3obl Ser Mnalpbabeten in Sen
Der lAieoenen 2dn6ern, 6ie Defenders
in 6rm1frei@ 1tarf b~ertreter 1in6,
aber tper6e es at &auie fem
BEL ei11em @olfe, SOS, tpie 9e1tt19=
lanb> an S9ule1t reid 1tn6 iprodfnn-
big lei un6 cine 6is5iplinierte Mrbei-
teribaft babe.
Dus 8lott betont, Ole Greunoidaft
NIT 0eutf6lon6 batte Sranfret9 Elm
8eitalter geor6neter Mrbeit ms 2anb
gebra6t. go bdtte 3. 9. sic Offers
perii@era1ng in 6ranfreid eingefiibrt
mer6en f0nnen fir 6te often Mrbet=
ter, sic iebt nod I'M 2an6e ser
na6 einem 9ebe1t bon barter
a1f lire olten Gage bor &un>
ger iterben miBten. 5tatt 6eiien
bette Dos 2o16 Dos 3eitalter ser
s&91111tenberrfdaft rn6 ser manofdnri-
i6en @re1tel nn6 6aneben sic ge-
rd11idboQen Gelte Ser Sango<Dtners
nnter 6em @oriibe ser &0nige 6es
&a11pertsmus Wrmutb).
8um SdluB miro Grorfrei@ a1tf-
gefor6ert i@leunigit init 6em 6e11t-
i9en &aifer Observation-Disclosures
dt15nfniipfen. Sc iet eine nniinnige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
@erennsmngen.

Die 2oren8 Deming E%beatereeieu-
idaft, melhe felt @onntag anaben6=
pi6 int 9ubi6ion 9pernbalie Dor
gut beiebtem &auie @orftequngen
gibt, tpir6 fir 6en @eit Ser ISOLDE
Sen Ebeaterbeiu9ertr I'M Daoiofon
NIT Muffibr11ng idoner Ebeaterfitui&6e
6iener. Samftagnadmittog Mattnee;
Sonntagno9mittag Matinee un6
abenbs @9luBborltel11ng. Breiie
10, 20 ur6 80 Gents. SiBe at ba=
BEN in Molitors Mpotbefe.
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Sic Grbi@aft oes
SabreS 1914.

@ie altf geiitigem> 10 entiteben
ar6 ql1f oem politiiden un0 mirtb~
f9oftliden @ebiete 2ebriabe, 6ie SOS
2ebe11 eritorren madet uno 6a6ur@
SEN Iorti6ritt bemmen. Golden ge=
geniiber miro Die Mmpenoung bon
@epalt notbmen6ig. Sumner no6
baben ii@ sic treibenben @ebanten
un6 sic fortidretten6e @ntpidlung
ser Menidbeit gegen Sen feiten mn6
gum &emmnis geporbenen @eitan6
Ser Dinge arf blutiger 8alitatt
our61eber miiilen. ST 6en groben,
6ie gar3e @e4 eri@iitternoen &rie=
gen entbiiQt fi6 sic ~gebeimniBboQe
Modt ser eeidi6tli6en @oriebung.
Sober 1re1te 8eitabi@niH in Ser @elt=
geI9i9te miro 6urd @rupttonerr er=
0ffmct. @or 6en @rfolg baben Die
@otter nidt 1ltr 6en @@weiB, ion<
bern ou6 6as SLUT ser @6Ien gelebt.
@u@ bel benz gegenipartig toben-
6en @eltfriege ban6elt es ii6 I'M
@rrn6e Inn Die 8efampfung zines
9ebrlabes, Ser sic @9rarfe fir oie
uniperieue Betbdtigung borbon6ener
@rafte getpor6en tit. Sc batl6elt ii@
Inn bie 8eieitigung 6es 5um &1ltmr-
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nno Guy:
taben.

neber SEN ONT @eibnadtstage I'M,
ternommene11 britif9en Mngriff aui
gnrbapen liegen iebt bon bei6en Sci.
ten @eri9te Dor, sic in Mnbetra6d
oes berfdieoenen 8eobadtungSpunf-
tes ettpos bon einart6er obpeiben,
aber 6o6 feine 6ireftert @i6eriprii9e
entbalten.
Mu6 aus Dem britii@en @eridte
gebt berbor, 6aB feinerlet @rfolge
bon 6en Mngreifern er3iet tpur6en,
es fei 6enn, 6aB sic @ngIdn6er es ols
einer 1regotipen @rfoIg onieben, BOB
oie bon Bliegern getporfenen @ombem
feinem ibrer @re1t5er @9aben to-
ten un6 baB a11d Die 8eppeline ben
@etpeis ibrer @efdbrlidtett fdul6tg
bIieben.
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6enfans bobert 6te bon Ben 8riten ge-
morfenen 8ombenr ebenio tpenig S6a.
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marten, Of ri9t bod einige Eorpeoo-
iager bes britiiden @ei6ma6ers
onrd 6entide 8omben bei@aoigt
tpor6en finb, tpie a1f 6eltti4er Seite
unqenommen miro.
ssm nebrigen iinb bon ben fteben
6Iugmoidinen Ser @nglan6er, bic an
6em Mngriffe betbeiltgt tpare1t, bier
beruntergeidoifen morben, mdbren6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

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ten Siebfnedt, 6te oel1tf9e MrbeiteY-
fdat lei gegen Ben &rieg, 1T cine
blanfe nntpabrbeit. l1eber6ies bot
&err 2iebfnedt fein @ebt, I'M Sea-
men Ser 6eutiden Mrbeiterfdaft gu
fpreden, 6enn Die bat ii9 ldngit BON
linn losgeiogt. 2tebfnedt 1T Elm an
@roBentpobn lei6en6er Anerfopf Der
BEL Ser ndhften @elegenbeit aus Der
fo3ialen 9artei binar1sfliegen mir6.
@enn Die aniierten 2iigner feine an
beren 3eugen gegen Del1tfdlan6 a1it
treiben fonnen, init 6iefem it tetn
Staat 3u MAIDEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-23
1ERMANS BLOCK ALLIES LOAN
Why Spend $500, 900
On Roads This Year,

With business conditions what the necessity spending
$4,000 100000 roads in Pierce
With spending than $2O000 for
county pile additional load $4,000 the
intention The figures $150000 the
highway fund.- than the public highway fund.-
and $12O 600 in the county road and bridge fund
peculiar that at knows just for what all this
is to be spent The county commissioners meet in secret
while the Mems Republican
the board cut the road and bridge fund as figure
while officers allied by political tie the commissioners
inform the public what intends to
the fortune much make real reduction the estimate
It needs the money that's ALL
idea You're about spend $4,000 roads
What bridges Might
roads, bridges and pavements wait?
times like these especially Pierce county wants
about spending its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-23
LAWYERS.
DISAGREE

Dix H. Rowland, prohibition
leader, declared today Commits
sioner Mills proposed ordinance
on prohibition could not .egally
be put into force. Ia
1.-THE city ordinance in, effect.
said Rowland today. attempts to
nullify the state law, and to
weaken the provisions which aid
In its enforcement. The attempt
Is illegal, and If the council passes
the ordinance. 1t will have 10
force Nr
A different view is taken by
Homer T. Bone, dry worker and
attorney. He believes the city
may pass the ordinance, II the
council wishes to hamstring The
law passed by the people"
But you may be sure that a
vigilant committee will see to it
that II this ordinance is passed,
the violators will be tried in the
superior court where they can be
forced to pay proper penalty
for their offense." said he today.
He pointed out that a man
might be fined $50 for 20 separ-
ate offenses in one year, and thus
pay out only what a license would
cost him under the present sys-
tenn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-23
PROTEST TO LISTER

Farmers and water users in
the White Bluffs and Columbia
river irrigation district, in this
state, today forwarded a COM
to Gov. Ernest Lister,
who is attending the water power
conference at Portland, Ore,
charging that the General Elec-
trio Co. and its subsidiary corpor-
atoms are the prime movers in
the effort to remove federal con-
troll over water and power sites
and to place the same under state
control.
1t was pointed out that Henry
]. Pierce, accredited as a delegate
from Seattle to the Portland con-
ference, is really an agent of the
electric monopoly which is seek
ing to deprive $50 farmers In the
Hanford irrigation district If par
amount rights to the use Of wa
ter and power generated from
Priest Rapids, on the Columbia.
Pierce was not selected a dels-
gate by a representative body Of
farmers in the district affected,
although he represents himself as
head of the Priest Rapids Land
Owners association, which, 1t Is
claimed, is only an association
ION paper" and has no real ex-
istence.