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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Journal Entries

Another rule is that the smarteSt
men make the biggest mistakes.
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Every mans big success is often at
the expense of some other man or
men.
Truth is naturally stranger than fic-
ton because there is 50 little of it in
comparison.
j. j. j.
Were Ananias on deck today he'd
have a much harder time to annex the
reputation he did.
J. =
AS in cards, every player in the
game of life has a chance but all OF
them cannot win.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

in the past, those that are now being
carried on are more open than any
ever before perpetrated. 1t is assert
ed in well informed circles that the
stock exchange could stop the gam
bling if it desired to do so. The 1ues-
ton is-Will it act? During the past
year when, owing to the war, extreme
ly difficult problems were presented,
the governors of the exchange ac-
quilted themselves with great credit.
They demonstrated their power to
prevent an extremely serious situation.
VIII the governors face present condi-
tons and put a stop to the manipula-
ton which is now going on with the
deliberate purpose of forcing up prices
and bringing ruin to thousands? 1t
is high time for public sentiment to
De aroused so that the governors will
see the necessity of quick action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
On the Spur
of the Moment
Courage! towards.
BY ROY X. MOULTON.

(And now we are informed by DIR.
Dewitt G. Wilcox OF Boston that
heroism or cowardice IS merely mat
| ter of glands He explained the mat
ter in his address at the convention of
the American Institute of Homeo-
pathy. He cited certain observations
made in the present war and advanced
the theory that men show valor and
superhuman endurance in proportion
to the secretions of those little under
stood but highly important organs
News Item.)
Some famous Dr. Tinker
Has evolved from out of his thinker
It's not your fault at all
That you haven't any, gall;
The troubles deeply seated in some
If you're wont to shake and shiver
While you're looking at the muzzle OF a
gun;
And you're not supposed to loiter
When your thyiron gland is forcing
you to run!
W Il siren ire IS; sPoSk g0pHe sRGdtted
Glands, remotely tucked away behind
It's permissible to speak,
When you hear the banshee shrek: go
As the glands and not the ghost Will
cause the fear.
This is the hottest time of the year.
The blazing summer days are here and
those that have chug buggies go where
the country breezeS blow. They load
their tanks with gasoline and hike
away to pastures green and take a
sandwich and some tea to eat beneath
the greenwood tree, where daddy
lOnglegs from the sky drop down into
the custard pie and spiders from their
webs up far drop down in the pickle
jar, and the ants explore all through
their clothes, and red bugs burrow
through their hose, and fleaS hop on
them one by one until the gladstone
day is done, and the sun burns their
noses red, and that night they wish
they were dead. The poor man, mean
ing you and me, eats not beneath the
greenwood tree; he never could buy
machine or raise the dough for gallo
line; and so he does not hike
afar to where the daddy longlegs are,
where some fat female, with a spread
that would dismay a FEATHER bed, re-
moves her shoes and silken hose and
goes to stick her pudgy toes into the
waters of the brook and hollers at
him, Don't you 1ook!" He gets no
bugs on him at all; no spiders in the
pickles fall; no COW steps in the GUS
tard pie; no worms drop down out of
the sky; no pig comes by and eats the
cheese; he makes no romping round
for fleas; he has a napkin in his lap,
and eats his lunch and takes his nap
where bugs are not and sheets are
clean, and longs to own chug ma
chine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Dorkay's exam, and you and 1 and
Marine came out near the middle. You
see, we each of US projected all we
knew on the blank of Terry's mind,
and so she knew as much as the three
or US put together. But L don't see
why she chose Morton. 1 proposed
myself few days ago"
Shake, old man. consoIed Leland
Smith. Il proposed the day of the
examination. But Morton wins this
time. "-(Copyright, 1915. by the Nc
Clure Nswspaper SyndicateO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

houses. They store up food for men
70 steal and they nearly starve in
1000 Don't call me bee," And the
hornet buzzed scornfully and angriIy.
~. never will again." said Tommy.
put you see, 1 didn't know beforei
Dont you store up food? And how
90 you keep men from robbing you 20
Ihey never rob me, because ] have
nothing TO steal--that's the best wav
70 get through this world, I tell wont
store up no food, for my YOUNGSTERS
eat meat. / only make the honey 7
need each day, Some day perhaps
viii talk more-now i must eof''
ana ana ne riew away.-(Copyrigh 1915.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
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HOME NEWS WHILE AWAY.

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from home during the summer may have
the paper mailed regularly each day to any
address at the rate of ten cents week or
thirty cents q month (by mall onhy). Ad-
dress chang as often desired. While
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yeu like a daily letter from home.
Advance payment is requested ON these
short time subscriptions, to save bookkeep-
ing expenses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Some of the wheat prophets are be-
ginning 20 talk again of the prospects
of $2-wheat. Maybe so. But the
wise" farmers in Kansas who held
out for s2-wheat a year ago suffered
material financial losses when the
point was reached where they had to
sell their wheat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Frances soldiers are reported to be
gaining in the fighting they are doing
with German troops in West Africa.
But all the fighting that has been or
may be done in Africa is not going to
determine the outcome of the Great
War. Military experts seem agreed
that il the war is fought to conclu-
sion the decision will be reached in
the western European fighting zone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

They're going to raise, or right the
Eastland, and, it is reasonable to as
sumo, they'll fix her up a little bit,
label her Absolutely Safe and put
he~ back in the excursion business
again. But will there be anybody so
foolish as to take passage on her?
What they ought to do with the East
land is either blow her up or scrap
her fnI. Junk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

How useless worry is. A little
while ago, Kansans were stewlng
and fretting because the prospects of
raising much corn this year in the
Sunflower state seemed negligible.
Uncle Sans agricultural department
now forecasts that Kansas will raise
corn this year to the tune of 121,-
100000, or 100000 bushels more
than was produced here last year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Inasmuch as The Hague is not very
busy these days, perhaps that would
be the best place and agency to settle
the vitriolic dispute between the citi-
zens of the county seat of Smith
county as to whether the name of
their town shall be spelled Smith Cen
ter or Smith Centre
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Is the great American Vera Cruz
farce to be repeated? Uncle Sans
battleship fleet is being rushed to this
Mexican port that was once occupied
by American troops with little reason
and evacuated with less.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Fortunately for the country's self
respect, says the Springfield Repub-
lican, Harry Thaw's ma has SO much
money it is unlikely that some cash
crazed vaudevillian will commercial
ize him on the stage
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Little trouble has been experienced
by the Latin American nations and the
United States in agreeing on a pro-
gram to pacify Mexico. but the same
is far from likely to be the case in
executing the plan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

These biggest crops in the history of
the country that the federal depart
ment of agriculture is forecasting for
this year also indicate that the farm
ers of the United States are readily
able to increase the volume of their
products when there is demand for
them. Favorable climatic conditions,
of course, played a considerable part
in bringing these record breaking
crops into being, but not all, by any
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Germans Are Trying to Trap Re-
treating Slavs,'' say the newspaper
headlines, a Bear-Trap, in
other words
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

mo, you do not" Tommy nastcned
to say. do bees do that? They seem
to be so freel''
They are not free!'' said the hor-
net scornfully; they work and work
and work! They live in man-made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Incidentally, the Kansas summer of
1915 has been conspicuous for the
absence of the kind of summer wealth
er that Kansans know so we'll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
An Henest, Advertiser

Umbrellas S1.,1 They won't last
long" is the candid statement a mer-
chant used on a card pinned to a
rainy day leader last week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Sounds Reasonable.

Bill bought a box of his favorite
cigarets the other day and it con-
tanned as a special prize, tiny nov
elette, entitled 1.-THE Beloved Murder
err" Bill wants to know if the title
applies to the cigaret. Somebody who
knows, answer him, please.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Pat-"If Ohm not mistaken-which Dim
sure l am-yOur names Murphy" Tim
Nope, ye're mistaken-ye re not mistaken.
Me name is Murphy. Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

"Clugston seems to have an unusually
large horn on his runabout." 80 he has.
Every time he presses the bulb | expect
to see that little car of his hurled back
ward. "-Birmingha Age Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Nora" said the mistress to the new
servant, I'VE always want our meals
promptly on the hour" '.Yis, mum, An
if 1 miss tn first hour shall / wait for
tn next ?''-Birmngham Age Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Kansas Comment
NO ONE INDISPENSABLE.


What a great thing it would be,
could all of the pompous of the world,
in this endeavor or that, be brought
once for all to understand that they
have urderStudies. 1t is not neces-
sary that we understand ourselves to
be clothed with a little brief inn
portance." What we need 20 under
stand is that what we are doing is.
indeed, important, but that we carry
no destinies along with u.s. The
sooner we appreciate this fact. the
better. II is an odd fact, but many
do not live up to it. Some strut be
fore their fellows as though eternity
were a long ways off. Some lead in
prayer" Some make a parade of "a
few dollars. What cares the philoso-
pher for these things. or hundreds
like them? Work is an admirable
thing. 1t is the one thing that does
not depend on inheritance. 1t is born
in the man himself. 1t is his capital.
BY it he lives. In it he has his be-
ing. 1t is true that the understudy
stands in the wings ready to take it
up when he lays it down. But for
that reason there is no occasion for
a 1et-up in the work itself. All of
us ought to learn the lesson of our
own inconsequence in the scheme of
things-and then let that realization
temper our moods as they interfere
with others.-ReXford News
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
JAIL BREEDS LAzINESs.

Some days ago a young fellow
pleaded guilty to petty larceny and is
now serving a thirty-day sentence in
the county Jail. Some months ago
man with a family was fined IS and
costs amounting to about $40 which
he paid. This $40 was badly needed
by his family and instead of being n
punishment on the man who was
guilty of the crime, the punishment
fell on the wife and small children.
The fine system does not reform and
very often the one that commits the
crime is not the one that is punished.
for the loss of the money may be
worse punishment to the family than
on the guilty one. On the other hand
the fellow who is confined in Jail sell
dom cares very much and instead of
the state teaching industry and thrift
it teaches idleness and carelessnesss.
The fellow with money can pay his
fine and commit another, the fellow
who hasn't the money stays out his
term in Jail and contracts habits of
laziness. Every man who is guilty of
these petty crimes should be required
to pay his fine by doing manual labor
for society. The state should encour-
age the habit Of labor rather than the
habit of loafing.-Russell Refor-ner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Ser Sag Der &a@e?

Ser Sag Ser Made nabt = NOR
ieit6em li9 6ie Muiierten bon ben
eriten sdldgen erboH botten, Ser
tdglide @utbidrei ibrer Seere, Breiie
un6 ibrer 11adfIGHen6en TIRE geleite=
ten Ma1Ien.
Ser 1. Siober NOR als Ser Sag
6es angemeinen 8orfturmes ibrer
Mrmeen erforen, Damn Ser 15., oanr
Ser 1. September. @eibnodten nor
oas Datum Ser groBen Siegesfeier
IN @erlin. 2ann peridob man Sen
grfoIg auf Meuiabr un6 iebt Sic Ser
i9iebungen Ieit6em beitan6ig fort
unb itets NIT 6em 8ruitton b69ifer
1eber5eugung un6, mos bos eritaun=
lidite an Ser gan5en Sade tit, Sos
Iiebe Eubliflm, 6as aufgefldrte,
glaubt trob Ser &ette bon 2iigen Sen
letten aufs @ort, mie Sen eri ten.
l1nb berno6 bat fid Ste uStrategie"
oes 2iigens in 6en letten @onoten
o1td geG11oert. @dbrenb man Sic
v6entiden gurbaren" 5l1eri It nit Ell
ge11er Madt on beitimmt feitgeietten
0oten berni9tete, mer6en iie MN nit
@iIfe unberer Matioren fletn gema4t,
oeren gingreifen auf 0as unDermeio=
lih f%eitgeiette 0at11m erfolgt, oas
ober infolge Ser aus ~itrategtiden
@ri11oen" notbtpenbigen geridiebung
niemols erreidt miro. l1n6 ie err
bGrmIi9er 1as Giasfo bteier 2iigen=
brut, oeif to fabelbafter nitro oorauf
losgelogen, Inn idlieBlid 0o6 oroere
GUM gingreifen 5t 5tpingen nrto
nibre" SSrtereIIen 5u idiben!
Gr5empsl gefanen. 10000 @efan-
gene Cpenn Bios 10000 90 maren).
vsturml1ng ser @o%rpatben." @ui-
ieniiege obne 3ubl I'M @ib-Sf uno
@elt." n&rBIan6s 5dmar5meer-
fIotte f1opft on oie Nforte &onitanti-
nopeIs." v0urbnnenen Dor benz
Taae." ng5ernopib BON &uiie1 ge-
nommen." r@ungersnotb IN M1e1t
uno gerIin," meI6et Ser Telegrapb
un6 2or6 MortbcIiffs 2%iigenmeute Ser
@elt. sHuIien ur16 8alfanitoaten,
mie f0;n1rt ibr nod Idnger 5ogern uno
eud SEN ioftigen 8ruten Dor Der Nale
meg1dnappe1 lol1er! SSa, &11mdnien
un6 @riedenlan6 fomn1t niht gu
{pdt, 6em StaIiens &riegserflar1ng
lit bereits fertig.
Mus ser 9rbre, etIide ta11ieno Ill
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

ltiaen Strait ser iiberlegenen oeutlden
Iefnif. gr lagt unter anoerem:
vslnes, mas MIR sic bodifenttpidelbe
SS11ouitrie Ser ariegsfunif geben
fonrte, baben Die 9eutlden, uno
5lpor in INSTRUMENTATION MaBe.
Sin lie eriitiert nid]t einmal oas
IurfeL Ser Ma6t uro Ben Strablen
ibrer Sheinmerfer gelellen llh oa,
no es n0tbig it, Sic beaen 2iftblise
if,rer 2euftrafeten gu. Sic Oeutlhen
Meroplane lino iiberan un0 lomle tie
nur cine unlerer @eldislfellungen
entoeft baben, 1T lie auh idon ourh
SEN ld1mar5en Nal1h ibrer Signalra=
fete1r 0em Sein6e oerratben. Set ge-
ginn oes arieges baben uns oie 9eut=
lden ourf sic ueberfine an medic
niiben 6obr5eugen in oas b0dite gr=
7taunen perlest. BUR bodJlten Nol1=
en0ung aber tit BET ibnen alles> mos
it'd o11f oos gignalmei en be5iebt, ge=
braf)t morOen. Sbre Selegrapben-
Iirarge unb 6elotelepbone folgen TO-
5ulagen oud Ser f1einlten, Ser aller=
u1beoeutenbiten ibrer Mbtbeilungen.
SIRE Guppelre ltno gerube5u bemun=
cerullgsrpiir6ig au5geriiitet, OBJ e5 1id
nun 6urum ba11oelt, oaB tie elne
StraBe p0er cine giienbabnlinie GIT
sertriimmern baben ODER lie I'M &c
gentbeiI mieber CUR 8enusung ber=
rinten loaen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
9aS Seitament etnes ia:
tbolii1en Natrioten.

Ssn ieiner Mprilnummer br1ngt Der
u5en6bote 6es @0ttliden Ser5ens
eSse1lu" einen fur5en Mrtifel NIT Der
leberidrif: Ser polniide 6reibett5=
bel6 @oscius5fo - Elm 8efreter Der
96egeriflaDen," in 6em eS beiBt: ~S1
leinem Ieitament befreite er Die
ga1ern DON Snhanotp BON Ser 2eib-
eiqenldaf, tie auforoern6, tie mogen
lid I'M Snterelie Ser angemei11bett
un6 gum geIten 6es 2an6es I'M ert~
lpreden6e G9ulen un6 gr5iebungs-
anltalten bemiiben. - Sic ibm in
Mmerifa 5ugetpieienen geiisungen
batte er idon bei 2eb5eiten fir oen
2osfa11f BON Megerr bergegeben."
Sc 0urfte peitepe @reile %intereIlie=
rem gu %erfabren, idreibt 6o5u oie @er-
tral=gtene, ooB iih Sos Original
oes Igfaments, al1f 6as iid Ger lebte
Sat obiger Mittbeilung be5iebt, i11
Ser Glerfs Office 0eS &ralsgerlhts IN
Mlbemarle Gourtp> 8trginta, unter
ei11em pergilbten M%fterbiinbel beftn=
set, 6as 6ie Mnf9rift: u@ius 1919"
tragt. aoscius5fo faBte eS I'M Sabre
1893 uno 5tpar om 5. Wfai ab, meni=
ge Gage bepor er 51m 5fDeiten Deale
Mmerifa perlieB. Sizes Mal I'M Mnf=
TRACE oes aongreiles, Ser ibm eine
gotidoH an sic fron50iiide8egierung
onpertrout botte, cine beio16ere Mus=
5eidnung, piir6ig 6es Mames, Ser
bereits Bel ieinem eriten Mufentbat
inn 2onoe fir 6eiIen Sreibeit mitge=
fampft unb ste Mufmerfinmfeh $50
lbington's n1f fib gelenft unb oie
Treunoidoft Sbomas Sefferlon n er=
morben bette, Sen er IN BENT Seita,
ment aud aIs beifen Bonitre6er nan-
boft madte.
Ges 6reibeitsbeI6en 1ebter @ine
ipiegeIt i'm 1rnh 5orm uno Snbolt
tpie6er, mie nrs fem 8iIb aus Ser sc.
ldidte entgegenlerdtet: fur5 un6
fnapp, entfdloiien uno beitimm I'M
Ne0en un6 SanbeIn. Dabei i'm 8eib
zines Ser5ens, bas fir aQes &obe
un6 Cole ergliibt unb tparm idlagt
fir sic nnterorudten, lei es I'M 2an6,
mo- feline @iege ftan6, lei es I'M reuen
0uterlan6.
sd, Sbubbets &oscius5fo, lalttet
SOS Geltomept, uerflare unb orbm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Sn 0onbun bat man iid] beeilt, Ser

oeutiden Hegierung Sic grflarurg
5ufommen 5u laiie11, baB bie gefange-
ner Inter eeboot=Munmlhaften ar1=
ltdroig b%ebanbeIt miirben. 9ie 80
miraIitdt bot alto Sic Mnfiinoigung,
boB MON Sic @efongeren al5 Gerbre-
der bebon6eln fperbe, in @ieberertDd-
g11rg ge5ogerr. Gus bot Sic serliner
Grfldru1g be1pirh, 0aB man Sic ge-
fongenen engliider Sffi5iere fir oil
les biBen laiien perbe, mas man Ser
gefangenen unterieeboot geIosung
SUFFICE. Gas lit Ser @eg, England
sur Haiion SIT bringen. Sen Serr-
iduften an Ser Shemie muB flarge-
n1oft tperben, baB man Sic Mittel
bot, iie 5u 5fpi11gen, oeutide @efon=
gene %anitdroig SIT bebon0eln. 0es=
hoIb miro england lih aud iebr Bit
ten, oem Hathe ieiner omerifani'den
Treu11be gu foIgen u11b feline Sonoels-
idiffe 5um Sdube gegen oeutide un-
terieeboote nit oeutihen 8efangenen
gu bemarren. 9enn es gdbe eth iebr
einfudes MitteI, linn a11b oos ob5u-
getp0bnen. @enn man Elm boar
Iueeno gefongener engliider Off
5iere i1 6Ionoern in Sic p~orberife
oeutfden @hitengrdben ifente, Mir
Sc ENGLAND Sic oeutffen @efungenen
bon ieinen Sonoelsfdiffen idleunigif
3uriid5ieben. @enn England fein
an6eres Mitel bot, feline Sonbelsf1oHe
Dor SEN beutifen nr1terieebooten GIT
rette1 = NIT oiefem 1T nidts ar15u-
fangert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Sic Stintntnng lit Gn9:
LAMB.

Sssn Sem Sabren, Ste bem &rlege
unn1ittelbor ppruufgingen, fon1ten
1id1 engliife uno fral15oiiide Wellitar=
fritifer in abfaaiger g%eurtbetlung
Ser 0eutif1en Mrmee 11idt genug tbnr.
Ser oert1fe solbat erl dle11 lb1er
MIR ais cine fir Oie Faru0e 5urebt=
aemadlte WaIdine. ST NOR na6 IT.
rer AufTaIlung Idmerfaaig nnb I'M
fahig jill ieoer eigenen Snitiatlpe.
Gesbalb %propbe5eiten lie elmer Ser
eifrigIte11 Gropbeten bieler Mrt non
ser befolr1te engliide Weilitaridrift=
teller Sberlt Gepington, Ser We1tar=
better Ser 2o11opner Iin1es - DaB
sic bel1tlhe Mebrfraft IN etrtem arle=
ae lofort 5uianmenbrehen muroe,
neil eberl sic Deut16e Mrmee MIR fur
BEN id0ren sdein 90 ndre. Sberlt
Gepirgton bot I'M @erlmafe oieles
Grieges idon iefr umlernen mlller
uno Iiebt lih gu elmer, penn anh reft
unfreirpiaigen un6 5ogernoen aner=
fennu11g Ser 2eiitungsfabigfeit oes
oeutiden Seeres ge5tpungen. Wan
fanr sic es 3ogern b~egretfen, oenn
niemarrb giebt germ gu, oaB er iid
blamiert bat. Mnbere Seirbe 9eutid'
LAMBS, Sic lib miht Dorber bur4 tho
ridte l1rtbeile fompromittiert batten,
erfenren Sic 6e11t1de militdriide lie
berIegenbeit = unb 5por nidt Die
robe l1eberlegenbeit Ser 3abl, ion=
oern sic neberlegenbeit oes 8eiItes
- unto freimiitbiger ont. go brad,
te 6as Goriier Sournal Mnfang Sc
bruar interel1ante GuSlailnngen Ell
nes ru11iiden 0beriten nber Den @e=
qenias 5miiden Der Natnrfraft Der
rul]iiden golfsmaiien unb Der get
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

penidger baben iid CUR uebung EN-
aufinben, miro: nStalp enters mar.
Ste Mrmp is ORDERED in tbe fielo."
aber Stalien min nidt, nidt einmal
2or6 Nortbcliffe's SreBmeute bon
Ser 5bemie Big gum @u0lon oermag
Sic Staliener gu iiber5eugen.
unb Ser @runb fir aQes 6ieles?
2onoon ielber gibt uns Sen sdlIi-
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