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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09

On Sunday. next. all Utah will nav
MONACO to the nations precious Llb.
ery BELL a. u traverses the state on
US tirst transcontinentai tourney 10
participate In the worlds greatest OK.
position at San Francisco.
Happily appropriate. peculiarly sig.
niiitant Is this. the longest and the
most extensive patrietlc pilgrimage
ever made by the Liberty. He'll. IA
journeys from the mother city Of the
republic 90 the Golden Gate 20 riorifv
achievement Ut the worlds pr,stcg,
engineering triumph. the completion
Of the Panama canal
The bond of patriotism which unitss
the East and the west-tho highway
OF commerce which unites the Atlantic
ana the Pacific: these are given bcnc.
diction by the silent but eioguent
preicncr u tho bell and IT, proclaim.
alton Liberty throughout an the
land, unto all the inhabitants there.
Of"
Glorious h. the history of the lab
ery Bell. always the voice of freedom.
World important were It's peaIs. They
called to the state house. and after
wards To- Independence Hall. far
greater concoursc Of people than that
which assembled there July \. i5Ts.
TO answer IL summons. No occasion
stands forth In history. however. as
majcatically as that
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
VOICE IS SILENcEO
BUT MEMORY LIVES
Nh UTAH WILL HONOR FAMOUS
LIBERTY BELL

thousands VIII Gather In salt Lake
'"y Next sunday Prom Every Nook
and Corner Of the state to view OH
Time Announcer Of Great Events In
Early History OF America.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09

Carbon papers ana typewriter sup.
piles. Tho Sun.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09

20 lhe habIl ol urIng 500 adIat..
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09

At the call Of the bell Philadelphia
merchants assembled in April. fTgs.
TO protest against the restrictive loRis-
laiion by parliament Then followed
tn hclis call for meetings e. petition
foT 'epeal % duty on tea. To- denouncc
the buyers 81 such tea a. enemies Of
the new country. and 90 express de-
termination that the "detestahIe ten
which the ship Polly brought over
should not be "funneied down our
threats with parliamenrs duty mixed
with a."
Historic occasions then crowded
each other. The bell announced that
the port of Boston had been closed.
and then that the battle OF Lexington
had been fought, Il summoned pa.
triots Co the memorable meeting Of
June Z. i51s. when Richard Henry
Lee offered his resolutions. that
these united colonies are and ought
TO be free and independent states and
NJ rurh they have and OF right ought
10 hove fun power 60 make war"
And then u convened congress for
consideration Of declaration 81 In.
dependence. and on July 3. i77s. In
stead OF July 9TH. as popularity accept
ed. u sent echoinR around the world
the proclamation OF American inde.
pcndcncc Then the state house hell
became the Liberty Bell
Then came the war Of the rcvolu-
ton. the flight of the hell Co Allen.
town. and IT, return Co philadelphia
and lie old homo In the steopie until
1871. when u was lowered and rshunE
In the tower below
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
ncauly Mor Than shin Decn.

beautiful woman always has good
digestion. II your digestion IN faulty
chamborlain'n Tablets viii do you
good. Obtainnhle everywhere.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
People wcrc scrIou..

And yet at the time OF occurrence
u was 81 no great widespread Interest
No great multitude gathered behind
the state house. around the platform
which had been set up In the north.
east corner IN observe the transit ~
Venus Fancy and fiction have paint.
ed the scene In hlgh coiors; fact made
u sombrc. The little thronK brcathcd
the atmosphere ~ seriousness. aoiem-
nifty, gravity. It, thoughts were too
profound In study how liberty could
be won against apparently inruner-
able odds 90 become ccstntic over res
olutionE Through the vista ~ years
the words 81 jefferson seem ~ divine
inspiration. The throng which con-
voncd at the BELTS call received them
revcrcntly Hut itH thoughts were on
deeds rather than words.
Love and reverence for the Liberty
licll have. 81 truth. been evidenced
during only comparatively few 81
the later years Of the BELLS eNiStcncc.
In its early Layr Z was merely - plain
hcll--and. regarded AZ a bell ,u rely.
WIS not considered a very Foou one.
lta authentic history II brief. Annals
and legends have been woven Ia amp
lify facts Vet the dry records made
In the dayF when the nation wa In its
formative period weave themselves. In
the light Of present day affection for
the bell Into a story which thrills cv-
cry American.
In Philadelphia. seat Of govern
ment o. The british crown province OF
Pennsylvania. the assembly had been
contemplating. NJ the midycars of the
eighteenth century were passing.
building for its regular meeting place.
IN due course the building was com.
pleted. and az the years passed II WAS
further determined that a distinotively
assembly hell should be- provided 90
supplnnt the ordinary bell brought
from the mother country. And ~.
with little thought that history which
all the world would read was being
made-that "a bell was about a. be
provided whose pcals would sound
around the globe. and yet with a pro-
phetlc preylslon--the Legislators or
dered Ia 1851 that "a bell should be
east In England and that II should
have around Il the words from the
Book OF I.eviticuF: Proclaim liberty
throughout all the land. unto all the
inhabitants thereof"
The model decided upon was Great
Tom" of Westminster. which Henry
III. had east and hung In the clock
tower az a memorial 90 Edward the
COnfcssor. The commission was duly
executed, but. fortunately, not well. II
was foreordained that the bell. after
ward 10 become famous as the Liberty
Bell. should De essentially American,
not English.
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Instrument l. Cracked.

The bell arrived In America on the
ship Matilda" or "Myrtilla." In Au-
gust, 1859. But the members Of the
assembly expressed themselves as
deeply mortified when the bell crack
I'D with the stroke Of the clapper and
without any other violence when II
was hung To try the sound. II was
broken az and recast In Philadelphia
with mixture Of one and one-half
ounces of copper 90 each pound Of the
old bell. but when the new bell was
rung is tones were not clear. The
people criticised and the two work.
men, Pass and Stow, Insisted ON an
other opportunity. and In June, 1853,
the bell was recast and again hung In
the steeple.
Ppas and STOW produced In America
the hell which every American holds
sacred. Hut In the olden days there
was nothing sacred about H. The
people We're not quite satisfied ana
another bell was ordered from Lon
don. When the new bell arrived II
was found 10 be about the same as
the one made In America. The Amer
lean bell remained In the steeple and
the second bell from England passed
ont OF history.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09

The bell called the assembly toge-
ther 10 many sessions during which
the foundations Of American liberty
we're Iaid-summoned them In 1893
10 the meeting al which Il was resoiv-
ed ~ continue the issuance of Prov
lnce money and again In l7b5. when
me assemblymen Informed the pro-
nrietary governor that they would
,nsIntain the right 10 Judge for our
selves and our CONSTITUENTS VI ule
utility and propriety OF laws ana never
will obllge US TO make laws by direi-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09


Here the Liberty Bell announced on
October "a. i7Si. the surrender OF
CORVALLIS and freedom from Eng
land. II welcomed "iii4 Excollcncy
the mmandcr-in-chief and lady"
In November and In April. iTSs. Il
proclaimed peace. II sounded the
alarms Or war In 1919 and rang for
peace IN 1915. The Liberty He'll toll
I'd the funeral kncll Of Washington:
H. pcals welcomed Lafayette Co the
Hall of Independence when he re-
turned 60 America In is2t. and. pro-
oeeding under arches wrcathcd with
flowers" u ushcrcd In the fifticth
arn.!ortar of the republic. II toiicd
for Jefferson and Adams when they
entered into rest. TO IT, deep tone the
flow measures Of itH tolling giving a
very solemn imprcFNion." II rang In
sorrow again whom Charles Carroll Of
Carrollton died. and when the great
Lafayette passed away.
Hut once more II was 60 toll for
great Anerican-for John Marshall.
last survivor OF the great characters
who made the nation. lie died In
Philadelphia, July g. 1885. and on
July Sth. the very day 81 the nnniver-
Sary of the proclamation OF indepen-
dence. NJ the Liberty He'll toilcd sol
EMMY while the funeral cortcgc nov
ed down Chestnut street on ~ way 90
Virginia, IT, sides parted. its voice be-
came mute and II entered with the
great expoundor of the constitution
into silence.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

sic 6euti9en Mrmeen int 8eiten 3d.
900 9na6ra6filoneter q &ilo1neter
glei6 elmer 25 Meilel einid1ieBli6
8eIgien nn6 6es tpertbpoaiten Gbet=
les Jrorfreids, int 8eiibe balten. eS5n
@in3nfiigung 6ieies Eerritorinms
fon1men no6 10000 Auo6ratfilo>
meter, sic I'M Often bon BEN otter
rei@iid-oeuti9en @erbiin6eten einge=
nornnten iirub. Dieie Gla6e f6lteBt
sic @egierunesbe5irte &urlnno, &otp-
no, @utpoIfi, Congo, Mod, &oliih
8iotsfotp, @obom un6 &ielce, iotpie
einen groBen. GbetI Ser 8e5irfe bon
@or{9ou un6 9l1blin bonitanotg ei1t.
Dos bon uns eroberte 2an6 bot i'm
@ergleib 6ie ooppelte @roBe bes Sla'
6eninbolts oes &onigreids Bopertn. :"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

n1it g11s1rubme 6es MrtiQeriefa1ers
un6 ei11iger unerbeblider fein6li@er
Mngriffe. &eftige Mngriffe ma@te Der
Sein6 im @erlauf 6es Snmitag un6
an gan1itagaben6 gegen ben tpeft-
li6en SbeiI urferer @teuungen an
Ser @rer5e Der So4ebene BON @ario
uno tpeitlid @ola58on. Ser @ampf
1T Her nod riht gum @bfdl1B &C.
Iorrgt. geodtaugriffe 6es Geinoes,
Ser cine bon @el3 un6 Der dn6ere
bon gern1egliano, f9lugen fell un6
bro9ten ben ssStolienern fdtpere Ser
lutte"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Rublafld v&r(hluNt barte PILE

@art@a"s au Grose Der ger
i'm 0nemMadenten mtmmt
eeima errtmem BET emttomoem
eltaniemo Suffer- 8etam8en
oeti@m mterteebo serttt
GnaianoS Notea Ser staatem ablebmeno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

8lodo6e nel1traler &afen. Sic Ste
qier11nq Der Ser. Staaten miro al1f-
gefor6ert, ie6en Sal, in tpel4em lie
i'm 8i6erIprl11 NIT @rtIdei6ungen
britifder 8riiengeri@te itebt, einem
i11ternationalen S9iebsgeridt 81 11rl=
ter1perfe11."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
/. Mmgmf.

/. Mmgnf.
Das 8erIiner &omptquartier be-
ri9tet iiber 6te grthptdelnngen an
Der @eitfro1tt:: ~@eitern morgen in
ser 6riibe in 8erlnufe zines Mm-
griffs auf Sooge oftli@ bon Opern,
itlr1nten mir mebrere @ebdu6e an
Ser @eitgren8e bon Sooge, 6ie nod
unierer @ritiirna1ng om 3. Suni in
6en @Gtr6en ser @1tgld116er berblie-
BEN iparen; m1Ber6e1n beietten mir
einen giinitigen 8eobadtungspunft
lii6Ii6 ser @bouifee na@ Dpern.
Tei116li9e @egenangrtffe tuur6en nit
9et@tigfeit 5uriidgeidagen. Sic
Bran5o1en unternabmen bon neuem
in ser g&be bon Souhe8 Mngriffe
s,sit @an6gra1rater, bod ubernta1s
erfolglos. Dte beftigen &dmpfe n
Ser 2tnie 2ingefopf @arrentopf in
Sen @ogeien iir6 iebt 5um @ttnitan6
gefonrnrett. Gin Sbei1 unierer 5tel-
lungen BEL 2ingefopf tit nod in @an<
Sen 6es 6ein6es. S@ratmanuele
un6 8arre11topf itn6 bon uns beiett.
Ser bon fei1r6li6en GIiegern onge-
ridtete sha6en iit unbe6euten6. Sci
8reiburg bolten mir einen fran5oii=
men Ierop1an berub."
1ie 2oge inn Often miro fir 6ie
Suffer iuuner be6e1rfli6er. @abren6
im Sii6oiten bon @aridan sic 6e1tt-
i@en un6 0fterreidiid-11 d-11ngariiden
Mrneen sic @ab1linie 2ubltr=@bolm
in 2ubIin uno 0itIi@ 6abon Bel 8is-
fupi5e beiebt ur6 6antit fir 6ie &ui=
len abgeidnitten baben, 6ringt I'M
Mor6oite1 Ser polnii@en @al1ptita6t
General bon @iilom 1peiter gegen
Wilna Dor, ltm sic 8abnli1ie @ar-
i@o11-Hetersburg ab8ufdnet6en; sic
N6gli9feit ser &niiem lire 9al1pt-
ornree i1ttaft aus @aridau 1tn6 6ei-
fen l1mgebung 5uriid3u3ieben, ift So
nit mebr nr6 mebr int Sii6pin6en,
tpenn es ibnen ni@t geIungen it, sic
@ouptmo@t bereits o1s 6ieier Gone
5uriid3unebmen.
| Muber SEN grfoIgen Bel 2ublin TO-
ben 6eutfde Gruppen 5tpilden S1pan.
goro6 nt16 @orfdau 6ie 8eidiel
uberf9riHetl unb bos &roblem fiir
sic &uiie1L lire bei6e11 Shigel inn
georben un6 @ii6en nod gu balten,
tp6bre1tb SOS Centrum 5uriidgebt,
miro imner mtpteriger, 5rrnal Der
oeutl6e @ormorih bon &o>pno ltno
@1ttpoIfi gegen 8ilna SEN noroli6en
ruiiiiden SlugeI gum 9aiid5ug 5tpin-
gen tpir6.
/ sSn england boben sic neueIten
@ntpidelungen ser Gage im Often
errite Sorgen ber,triodt, a1no eirige
3eitungen tpeifen 6arauf bin, es lei
iebt Sic 3eit, in @robbritanntett Die
onge1neine 0ienitpflidt ein5ufiibren<
UNI @ubGono 5u 8eigen, bab ieine
tpeitltden @erbiinoeten entf4lofen
ieien, olles 5u tbltn, Inn ibm b1trh
gr0Bere Sperotionen im @elten Suit
at maffen; 9epeiden aus Feters==
burg oel1ten an, bob man BORT tbetl-
peife un3mfrieben lit, boB nod ni4ts
oerarttges gei@eben lit. Sc miro In
Netersburg ouf 6ie &iIfe binge>pie.
len, oie @uBIa16 our9 bie SrtDaiton
| in OitpreuBen 31i glnfang 6es &rte'
ges beriproden tpairoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
s.Die &rie9sla9e.
4. Mmgmit.

4. Mmgmit.
Gae rriiiihe @ela,rotldaft in SOL
Iano bot oen GaQ @ari6ol1S a1tge>
fiinoigt, tpeld)e 9lntiiuoigumg ourd
Sic als iebr perlaBli6 betat1nte l1e-
berleeage1ltl1r in Berlin perbreitet,
un6 es lit aller @rupo our 9lr1uabnpe
porbanben> oab sic Weeloung ben
ggatloben entipridt. Ser glan5enoe
@ornarib Ser Irmee 8iilom IN oe11
r11llii1en @oubernerrert @otpno be-
liegelt bas S6tdial Der gefa1nt1ten
ruff lben @trettfrafte in Bolen. g}nr
ihleunige 5lu@t in oitli@er &i@tnng
fu1nt Tie nod Dor elmer bouigen nm-
3i1rgeIung rette1. gu ipat baben Die
&1iie11 6en itrategiiden 3med Der
6eutlben Operationen ertannt, Die
ibre 8ajis in Oitprea1ben baben. Grit
iett ieben iie, >pie aus &etrogroo iiber
9pr6on berlantet, ei1l 6ab Der Mn=
griff an ser Wfe1nel= =Dii1ra| |6ront bon
Idnpertpiege1t6er, ia m1si6loggebe11~
ser @eoe11t1ng lit, 6a 0ur6 i'm Die
ga115e ruiiiide s@ladtlinie 3tpii@en
ser NlerneI uno 8eiiarabien BON III
rer 3uf11brbaiis abge19nitten miro.
Weit ser 8eIebung ser @abnitrede
gsilna-D -Dunoburg 6urd 6elttide Srnp-
pen lit sic pouige geie6erlage Der @a1i,
fen 1111nbtpe116bar.
glu@ sic ruiitihe 5eitung Sapongo-
roo fann 1i6 ldtperli6 nod lange
balten. Son ollen Seiten ei11gefreilt,
tpiro iie iid ergeben n1iille11 iobalo
Der auBere 6ortgiirtel genomnen tit.
Nbt Sorts lin6 bereits eritiirmt nor
SEN. Auem 9lni@ein nod miro oie
geio11n1te @arniion in @efangeni6aft
geratbe1r. Sic ger1nari1den 8erbiin=
6eten baben an Ser gan5en Sltfront
erfoIgrei9 operiert. Wfitau tpur6e
genon1men. @ei Yonietpil6, 35 Mei-
len iiiit00itli6 bon Sdatple, errong
@eneralfel6mari@an bon 8iilo1p Ell
men et1tibeioen6en tSieg. 3tpiiden
@obol1rifi u11o Suboc5 iotpie BEL 2om=
lda tpur6en 5ablreide &uiien gefan=
gen genon1n1en. General bon Woprf6
riidte an1 0itufer Ser @eidieI iieg=
rei6 Dor. Ser glan5e116e @ieg 6es
0iterreidild 1ngarii6en Generals
bon &opeB ueitli6 SStpangoro6 beite=
gelte Sos Sdidlal 6ieler 6eltung.
$500 @efangene u16 80 @el@iibe,
6ar11rter 21 idtpere, u1ro 5tpei M0r=
Ter fieIen in 6ie @d1r6e ser Sei eiterret=
der. @eneralfeI6mari9an bon Mea=
denien bot 2el6na belebt. SSm gan-
5en tpur6en iiber 1000 @uiien ge=
fangen geton1n1en.
Die ueberlee1ra9r1hten Mgentnr
mel6et, Bob, nod elmer aus Mtben
eingelaufenen Depeide, Elm 6eutides
Inter ieeboot 6as britiide Eransport=
idiff 9lrneuron berle11ft babe, nn6
6oB Ser groBte Ebeil Der ManmI@oft
6es g@iffes umgefommen lei. Ser
belgiide Danrpfer @oopban6el, 1885
Gont1er1 tpur6e Don etnem 6e11H@en
l1nterieeboot nerie1rft. Neun @ann
ser 8eiabnng 1pur6en gelan6et.
gnglanos Mnttport auf 6ie lebten
@oritenungen Ser Ser. @oaten gegen
6ie 8eld1tigung 6es neutralen Sor=
6els pertpirft nah6ridlt6 ben Stano=
pnnft ser anterifaniiden &egierung,
6oB sic britiiden &ronratbs6efrete i'm
Mioeriprud nit oem @olferredt ite=
ben. ul1nbaItbar, gelebli@ uno IN
be3ng ouf sic allge11ein anerfannten
internotionalen Mbnna6nngen," 10
Iantet sic Mnttport gnglan6s, lit Der
Erote1t ser Ser. Stoaten gegen 6ie
sic 6ent tI6en 9lrn1een int @elten 53,=
1000 Quaora6filoneter q &ilometer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
3. 9lmgmit.

3. Mmguit.
Son alen 9eiten lit SSapangoro6
un15i11gelt un6 tpirb tpobl bal6 5nr
l1ebergabe ge5tpumgen tperoe1n. Melt-
Ii6 bon Sapangoro6 nobmen Die iie=
be1nbiirgilden &egimenter o@t feino=
li@e @tiibpu1rfte nit Ser 5pibe beS
8aionets. @s pnrben Is Sffi5iere
u1r6 iiber 1000 Manr gefangen; er=
beutet tpurben 80 @eidiibe, 6ar1nter
21 ldtpere, elf @afdinengetpebre u1ro
cine Menge &riegsmaterial. Seit1i6
Ser @eidiel eritiirmte eine Ser otter
rei5ii9en Dipiiionen BEN 8abnbof
BON geotpo glleranoria nn6 eirtge att>
gren5e1roen @teuungen.
Sn @1rotp 6rangen 6eutfde Erup>
pen, sic an Soru1tag 5tpet feinoli6e
2i1rien genonnren botte1p, in Die 2inie
Elm. 8eiter 0itli6 bon Ser @iepr3
n116 Dem 8ug bat Der 6einb nod
feline stellungen inne. 3mtihen
@iepr5 nn6 8ug 6a1aert 6ie @erfol=
gl1ng fort. l1niere Sr11ppen, Die oen
8mg a1piiden s@otol uno &rploin
uberi9ritte11 riiden in Ser &idtung
bon Wla6inrir nn6 @olpnsfp bor.
SIM Ditli9en @ali5ien iit oie Gage ntt-
perGt16ert.
gr5ber6og Soief 6er6tnan6s ar-
NEE lit bon 2ublin tpeiter nod geor,
BEN geriiH u11o bot SEN 8ubnbof
bon geotpo 9llerar6ria nn6 ei11ige a11<
grel15enoe Stennngen erltiirrnt. Sci
@urotp baben 6ie Eruppen unter
@eneralfel6nnari6aa BON Meademfen
meitere grfolge er5teblt. Ser redte
8liigeI ser Mrn1ee Madenien fat Dat=
bietfa am 8ug errei9t. Die Mrmtee
urter General bon 8obm @rmoQt,
sic 5tpii4en Sofal un6 &rploap ben
8ug iiberi6ritt, riiH m1f @1a6imir=
8olpnfp in @olbpnien Dor.
sy1n @eiten batten 6te Deuti6m
erfolgrei@e @ampfe in 6en @rgon-
men, tpo iie mebrere @diibengraben
un6 ettpa 40 @efangeme nabmen;
ielb1t Horis gibt 6te @rfoIge tbetlmei-
ie 5u. Sn BEN @ogeien tpur6en frarr=
50iH9e Mngriffe 5uriidgei4lagen.
Sci 8ur1=oe+Sapt 1pur6e ein fran5o-
fiider 6eiielbalIon berabgef@oiien
un6 BEL 2ong1nor Elm fran8oiti4er
Meroplan 8um @itieg ge5patngen.
9lrros nn6 @oiilons tpur6en be19oi-
len.
SIM @dhpar5en Meer tpur6e ein
groBes r11llif6es Sorpe6oboot BON
tiirfiihen &ohieetorpebobooten ger
ltort. ssSn1 Morntarameer iolI etn BRIT
tiides Soudboot Elm tiirfiides @diff
BON 5000 Sonnen @ebalt torpe6tert
nno an Ser &iiite &onitantinopels
liegen6e 2ei6ter be1doiien baben.
9ln6 iorit 1om pon oem Eaudboot
rah 6em 2on6orer 8ertdt S6a6en
ongeri6tet tpor6en fem. Die Eiirfen
baben 6en Mniierten auf @olltpoli IN
elmer itorfen Sffenitbe ntebrere
ShMbengrdben genommen.
9ln ser Tiroler Gront tpur0e cine
italienil6e slbtbeilung i'm 2eoro-Eba-
le, tpeitlid 8e35eca, iiberraidt uno ge~
idlagen. S11 @i1t6icarioa-Gbole trie-
BEN @otronil1en 8tpet italieniide
8eobadtungspoiten bon ben Mnbob-
en- nor6tpeitlid Gonoino. Sn Der
@re1r3be8irten bon &arntet bat it@
ni9ts bon 8e6el1t11ng 5ugetrogen.
sssn1 rar6Iiden Ebeil bes @iiitenlun-
6es berrf1t al1gemeine 9fube. auf
ser @odebene bauern 6ie Mrttnerte-
f6nnpfe fort. Gin beftiger Mngriff nnf
0Iterr. @tellmngen oftlt6 bon @olo53o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

puroe op1r6 ei1res @ege1,angriff
Ser SsS1rfa1lterie, mel@e oie feinoli'
den @teua1ngen 1raB1n, b0lig obge-
iblagen."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-14
9 8s:r{g "a 81
ReP!3;NA

Who was the first English speaking
suffraaist7 Was she British or Amer.
ican7
The claims Of three women are put
forward for the distinction, and all
were Americans. The earliest Of these
was Miss Margaret Brent, a niece Of
Lord Baltimore and Of Lord Leonard
Calvert, governor Of the colony. On
June 9. 1647. Governor Calvert died
Margaret was his executrix. She claim
ed also the right Of acting a. Lord Bal
timore's attorney. and this was allow.
ed her by the Maryland assembly.
Now, when on the oath Of June the a.
sembly Of 1647-S was In session they
were startled by the appearance on the
scene Of Miss Brent, who demanded
both voice and vote for herself In the
assembly by virtue Of her position -
his lordship's attorney. But. alas, the
governor promptly and ungallantly re.
fused her. The injured lady. az her
only means Of retaliation, protested
against all the acts Of the session ~
Invalid unless her vote was received
as well a. the votes Of the male men,
bers. -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-14
EELW0RM new
PEST TO NORTH
Tylenchus Deyast atrixAttacks
Onion Fields and Hyacinths
and Other Bulbs

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 49,
The devastating eelworm. or, to give
1t its scientific name, the Tylenchus
devastatrix, has been found again in
the Pacific Northwest several hum
dred miles from the point where it
was discovered in 1913.
This tiny thread-like organism is a
member Of the great family Of nema-
todes and is remarkably destructive
to many forms Of Dubious plants
Commercially, its chief importance is
due to ravages in onion fields, but
1t also feeds to great extent upon
Towering bulbs such as hyacinths and
upon such crops as rye, oats, hemp,
potatoes and strawberries.
This pest has proved extremely de-
structive in parts Of Europe, particu-
larly in Holland, and in Australia as
we'll. Hitherto. the United States ap-
pears to have been practically free
from 1t, but the new infestation in
the Northwest following upon that of
two years ago indicates the existence
of danger that it may establish itself
hero.
The devastating eelworm thrives
best in moist regions where the tenn
perature varies to comparatively
small extent. The climatic conditions
are found in Holland and in the areas
In the Pacific Northwest where the
pest has been discovered. On the
other hand, there is reason to believe
that this particular nematode will not
survive cold winters in which the
ground is frozen solid for a consider
able depth, or that at least it will
not become serious menace under
such conditions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-14

Lee Bergman of Carlisle was Wis
itor in this city yesterday.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spoon are TAX
ing the baths at Hot Lake, Ore.
City Attorney A. E. Cross was in
Olympia yesterday on legal matters.
B.
Prosecuting Attorney ]. e, Stewart
made trip to Olympia yesterday on
legal business.
B. I. Copeland, hotel man Of West
port, had business that brought him
to Aberdeen yesterday.
Manager F. r. Archer Of the Co.
hassett Beach hotel had business that
brought him to Aberdeen Wednesday.
-
IA. Dole and c. A. Callahan, trav.
cling auditors respectively Of MIL
waukee and Northern Pacific railways,
were in the city yesterday on Official
business.
a.
Rev. H. M. Foster of Tahola, &C.
companied by his wife, departed yes
terday for Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. Eos.
ter, who has pastoral charge Of the
Tahola Indian reservation, will repre-
sent the Southwestern Washington
Presbytery at the National Presbytery
held in Rochester.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-14
SUM MoNs.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Washington for Chehalis County.
CELIA CROWLEY, Plaintiff,
PATRICK H. CROWLEY, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
To Patrick H. Crowley, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap.
pear within sixty days after the date
Of the first publication Of this sum-
mons, to-wit, within sixty days after
April 9th, 1915, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
court. and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff. and serve copy Of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff, at his ONCE below
stated; and in case Of your failure
so to do. judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
Of the complaint, which has been filed
with the, clerk Of said court. The
object Of this action is to secure judy
ment dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony between the parties, and adjudg-
ing certain land in Aberdeen, Chehalis
County, Washington, to be the sep
arate property Of the plaintiff.
F. R. CONWAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post ONCE Address:
Aberdeen, Chehalis County,
Washington. SIT F.