davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
$500
Rainc0atS
for Sl.00

$500. Only five left, and they're all fine.
White Silk Waists that were SIPS and
$3.50, are all on one table at &c. MILDLY
Blouses up to Sligo are all on another
table at 79c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
We Should Like to Find Positions for All
the Employees in Panton'S Department Store

the
ended forever Ihas the what's tq why
selling that's packed With
For the merchandise being sold off 40c the dola
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
Dollar
Silks Are
$50

Lining Silks are l5c yard Foulard and
Fancy Silks of all kinds up to $1.O0 yard
are now 3Sc Wash Goods of every kind
are Sc and l0c a yard. Many are worth
five times the sale prices quoted.
IN the Cotton Corner you can buy all kinds
of good Towels for dime; White Out.
ing Flannels for DC; Striped Outing Elan.
nels for 7c; White Crepes up to 35c for
a dime.
VERY fine Lace Curtains have not sold
well at all-folks never came to this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

lars are now $1.58 each.
Warmers Dollar Bras
sieres are now CSC.
Children's Outing Flan-
mel Gowns that were 75c
are now 44c each. The
fifty-cent Sleeping Suits
for children are now 34c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

All Of. Warmers $500 Corsets will be
$1.78.
Undermuslins, Combination Suits, Gowns
and Petticoats, originally priced from $3.50
to $2.98, will all be sold at $l.68.
Another group, including Princess Slips,
Combinations, Gowns and Chemises, worth
up to $500, will all 60 at 88c garment.
The Scott Bust Forms that were three dol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

IN the language of the sportsman-"Ihis is the
L last time round the track"
And you never saw so much business.
Friday and Saturday and Monday big crowds of
buyers thronged the store.
The only reason we didn't sell more goods is
because didn't have more salespeople.
The final reductions are now in effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

To tho Employees OF Pantons Depart
ment Store
Ladies' and Gentlemen. We regret
10 inform you that conditions make
Il imperative that the business be
discontinued.
We have already notified the
Brown Estate that we shall Vacate
the store on the 3iHt day Of the
present month.
II We can be OF any assistance 20
YOU In securing new positions. we
shall be glad TO help We are 80
sure Of your honesty. loyalty and
ability that we shall not hesitate
20 recommend your services 10 any
concern which may inquire
n you require little time 20
make applications 10 other houses.
II viii be eheerfuliy granted. Please
arrange for such time with the
superintendent
with thanks for the help you
have given. and with best wishes
for your success. se remain.
Yours sincerely.
GEonGr FRANCIS ROWE 4 COM
pANY.
ny George Francis Rowe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

IN the Women's Garment Section you can
buy
Elegant Rain Coats up to $500 for
$500. Seven-fifty to ten-dollar Rain Coats
for SITS. Five-dollar Rain Coats for one
dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
r ORCHON and Cluny Laces

T ORCHON and Cluny Laces
up to 35c yard we are FineL aces
selling off at l0c. Corset Cow non't Cell
er and Allover Efnbroideries, 18 W. WI"
inches wide, are 15c yard mere
Swiss Edgings and Insertions, up -
to Csc yard, we selling for Sc yard.
Very wide and very handsome Allover Laces up
to SITS yard, we are selling for 88c; Csc to 35c
Veilings are l0c yard; Venetian Lace Bands,
up to inches wide, that were $l.50 to $500
yard, 25c And only few women appreciate
them at that
M EMS Dollar Umbrellas are 69c. Self-opening
lVA Umbrellas (also for mem are 88c instead
of $l.50.
The Parasols all sold except five You can
have any one for fiftyfive cents.
Womens $500 to $3.50 Silk Umbrellas are
1888 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

Odd lots of Children's
Coats, Women's Dress
Skirts, Dresses, etc, are
all to 60 at $1.0O.
Afternoon Bridge Frocks
of rich silk that were
SIS. 100. we ahall aeIl for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

NTOMENS Knit Underwear
w is going quickly. The 75c
Merode" Vests and Pants are
now 35c. Boys and girls White
Ribbed Union Suits are 29c in
stead of SOC. Women's 75c to
$1.O0 Union Suits are 45c, and
SO on through the whole stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
H00d00
on Fine
Curtains,
Too!

All the Toys are half price. Many Dolls
are half price, and there are hundreds
of 'em.
G HEETS, Blankets, Comforters, are all
- reduced. Some for less than they could
be bought for at wholesale today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

store for fine goods
some kind of a hoodoo
here. So the fine Cur
tains are to 60 at half
price.
Printed Scrims and
Curtain Nets by the yard
are tic instead of 35c to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

We have advised all the sales
people to get new jobs.
We have informed the land
lord of our intention to close up
the store on the night of August
31st.
And to close il up for good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
He Gives Fair
WARNING

The following letter has been dis
tributed among the employees OF the
Panton Department Store by George
Francis Rowe A. Company:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

I OW NECK Chiffon
IL Waists that were
$500 to $3.50 are $l.48.
The high-neck styles we
closed out Saturday at SOC.
They're all gone.
A table il filled with Fur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

M ISSES' and Women's Shoes,
AVA Pumps and Oxfords, fin
est quality-black, brown and
black and white. Made to sell
for $500 to $500 a pair.
But only small sizes. If you
can wear 'em you can buy all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

Full particulars OF the final prices
are printed IN The Star tonight II
is said. on good authority. that the
wlnd.up is going 10 be tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
81 to S.
Shoes
SOC
Small Sizes

Beautiful Satin Dancing and Party Slippers, in
colors and in white, worth $500 pair, are to 20
at the same price, and for the same reason-they'n
Il only fit small feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

are now 88c. Wool Crepes
that were $1.OO are now
28c. Serges and Novelty
Suitings up to $1.50 are
48c a yard. China Silks
in colors, and striped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

Former prices up to
$2.25--now they all 60 in
one lot at 86c.
Outing Flannel Skirts,
up to SIPS, will 60 for
CSC, and all the 75c ones
will 60 for SOC.
4 IL the $500 Corsets,
~ including La Crecque,
Redfern and Warmers, lace
front models, all of them
will be sold for $2.78 a
pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

trrom Sunday Tlmes)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

THE fixtures are selling
1 daily. All the Glove
and Jewelry Counters
were sold yesterday.
We have yards of car
peting, yards of wall cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
Fixtures
Can Go,
Too!

with sliding doors Of glass, many show
cases, wax figures, brass stands, ETC., yet to
SELL
Prices range from 1Oc to Csc on the
dollar.
Merchants from out of town are invited
to come in and buy merchandise or fixtures
for far less than wholesale.
The store closes up as stated, on Tues.
day, August 81, at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
SOME
FINE
PEOPLE
HERE

y And here's how the merchandise is selling:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
''Annen''
for the
Whole
Store

r HERE'S a big lot Of Knitted Suits for
wee tots (up to 3 years., Cap, Leg
c;ru. and Cueatnv-vnv;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
75c
Mer0de
KnitWear
35c
III ESS GOODS and Silks are priced az
- follows:

Sutings, worth up to $500 a yard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

!. Neither can anybody else!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10

an the ground floor
~ you'll find Dollar Kid
Gloves for 39c-Fownes'
elbow length Kid Gloves
for SITS instead Of $3.50.
Two-dollar elbow length
CI e. 90
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

BIS auf 1900 Gmritie i'm llmtseis
Die Wirtung oeripart.
limb nun geraten bic gieria A.
ihenben 6sammen auh an Die qroBs
Wunition Der idperen Telohaubits
sen, Der gauge 8obnbof 1T uur nod
eth 9Iiibenner Grater ron Rduh uno
5Iammen, Getoie uno 1ooesaefabr.
Jir ben 5abnrid cher Qibt Is fem
3urid mebr; bu3 2eben III nun
einmot einqeiebt Is Qilt bus Gpiel
ST. %getpinnen. Inn lpie ourh Elm
plumber aelinqt e. Dem tiihnen jun
gen Wlann. ntdt lpeniger ais IA
Der aufs b0hite qefd6roeien gluni.
iionstpagen los3utoppeIn uuo nit
ter Woifins In Gider6eit Al brfne
gen cine foitbore Menae muni
lion. 9ber nod INNER glaubt Der
toitiibne Sdbnrid1 nidt aaes qetar.
gu baben; neueroings tefrt CT in ZEN
bereits an alien Seiten b~reuuenoen
gabn6of surud. oiesmal NIT Der
abiidt. bic in ben Moooatnen ouf.
geitopelten MuniiionsoerTht1ae oIeifs
falls noh ST iihern. Qber bier er.
mics fIt ieIbit Elm Cpfermut rpie Der
ieinige ais perge6tid, cine mourdl-
ortnQlide 5lammenipano u~eripsrrts
ben 9Eeg gu ben Magn3jnen.
Sdbnrih b. abruobanpap srbi,It
bic filberne SopFsrteitsmeoaiQe /.
aioIle unc tDuroe q,sit ;eitig gum
2eutnaut bef0roec!.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

msin Sud gu bolsn. unb Dir unS bel.
nem brapen Maol Woblergeben su
pinfden. Wtr liegen bier i'm S6itz
seu9robeu, % tommt es mir po1ig
oumm Dor, baB 10 Elm sSeben 9apier
cine ioIhe Wihttgfeit bdben foa, oaB
ih fir euh sormtih Der Seufel bin.
aae babeu lpir Gltern oner GeThipis
ter ooer iouft iuen gu 9nns. Ser fir
uns betet. iuenn Die Giieniplitter uu
uns fliegen gag uno Rodt. Sd olIein
bab' niemano uno tpeiB. boB ieoen
,peiteH Sountas osin Meib uno Maol
nab 3uru htneiu gebH unb Sen Iieben
Soft bittet. odB ss mid trifft, Saatit
i'd bier einge9rassu Iperoe, oaB lie mid
aiht mebr febu. SD ipeib .niht, ob
Soft 70 Elm WeibseeihtodB bort, aber
anheimlid lit g bod. lpenn man es
5eoesii. Sbr ourft .iest fdou fir
mid beten; ih bin tein Tsufel meb7,
i'd itebe oa unb Fhtebe duf Die 2eute,
Die euer Saus dnsiinbeu uno euf mal.
iatrieren uno ods Mdol periGGnben
piroen. tpenu mir uiht tpGren. Wenn
Sbr betet, 10 III es isst auh fir mid.
Useiu gutter 9srr llnteroffisier. Serr
eebrer Sdmuttermeier aus Sen. 1T 70
Jut uno bat ales Dies fir mid aufses
idrieben. nur bic 9eitdtisung fpeseu
Sem 9eIo bob i'd ielbe- miifen idrsis
ben. GO gribt bid. beuts nod se>
luno. 2eopoIo @idtpanotner. JiFs
itr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

Deter Ysoerfen Toilette einen 4ueens
Bid Die a~rbeitshdrten. tuetterraubsn
6dnbe, oann nabm fei,t Seiiht sineu
e%ilsrnen Iusbruf an.
Das @etter tpuroe pieoer unTi6ti.
ger; 9sIsoIaRo. iest nidt u,ehr oors
aug. fonoern in Badboro, psrinpaun
aus Gidt. Rur unrubise. srau tuos
genoe See riu9sum.
Die 5erren Sffisiere tamen ipieber
an 9ed. Der Rommonoant ftopfte
nit Dem Singer feline 9fsife fsitsr,
l.bnte fih an Die ReeIiug uno iagte,
bids Rnudtpolten btafeno: .Die peii
ab 9elsolano2"
stint Seemtilsn.- .rtpioerts Beoer.
fen. sf.1
/ .Deide Ri4tuus4- frsste Der aom,
.manednt.
-8oraus." perl.Bte peberf.n. obn.
nit elmer Wimper gu suden.
Der Rommonoant nabm bas @las
uno fpdbte IN Ndht uno Hebel.
.Ridts gu feben," bemertt. .r.
Das staub' id. badt: psoerIen uno
la6te beimli6 in ben Bart.
Cine Sroonnan3 fam auf Die
Bride unb brahte benz Rommanoan.
ten ieinen Wbistsp.
Run ilts balo aug nit benz Deuts
Tden Reih!@ fngte Der aommauodnt
uno nabm einen lansen Shlud.
.8orldufig itebts nod!" neriebts
peoerien uno pFlan3te iid breitbeinig
bin.
Der 3ommanbant ihirte tpieber
Den 8rano feiner VFeife nit benz Sim
ger. Gin bidfeaiger 8urIde, Iheint
mir" faste er gu benz erfen Diff
5ier.
peter gsberfen ipGbte inbeB mad
Steuerboro. Sein f6arFes Seemanng=
auee ertannte in Der 5serne einen fla
beu, bunfeln Crib. Das ma 0eus
rpert. SEPT 9Ieid! 2ebetpobl. Nut
ting, Iebt pobl i6r t~leiner. Iieben
5tadst0pfe. Soft ifuBe eu6. Seine
0ano ttommerte 'ih uniptutIrIih unl
Die &eeling.-ba itieg cine 5~eusrfduIe
auf. Elm furdtborer Rnnu ert0nts, bic
1ngItidreienoen MenIhenitimmen pers
ldlingenb, Der 6immel r0tete Iih fir
ausenblide bon 5Iammenidein.- Gin
Teueripeienoes @eipenIt fdien iih aus
ben Wogen gu bdumen.-oanu Elm
auFgurgeln uno Nufraul6en Der in
madtiser Moee 8urltflutenOen, jdb
aufasipalteneu Slut - uno
aaes NOR porbei. Wieoer gtaft unb
Rebel, Der Winb 5ieht bobt. bic See
pogt bO9. aIs fei nidts gei6sben.
90 fano Der padere 9eter 9eber=
len Iein e1renbo1es 8rob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Uni brenHei Gcn III. II tlor si1se.
iiuoergieiMlihe9 Selseuitid eiaes nusa.
ridden Sfiijiers.


Gin !S~stosniiiid einss ungariIdsu
0~Fiisiers. gerooe2u ejn5i8 in ieiner
art. piro i'm r9|eueu Better Sour.
nal" in folgtnoer lsbenoi1er G6ils
oerung beriQttt: On Der qnee iins
oItliA 0es 8ahn6ofs ~aIeuat", nur
etrua 800 Sdrittt bon i'm emit
fernt, ftsbt Die 5, 8atterie oes 10.
9Selotnupngnre9iment5 nit DER Ter
biIdlen Qrtjllerie i'll erbittsrtem
Sample. auf einnal erfOl9t pom
8a9nhof Der eine furftbart 9etonae
ton, bic islbit oas @ebriu Der Sc.
iauBs iibertont. Cine rieIenhafts
Jeuergarbe IdieBt bimmelan luis Elm
9eIpenitilhes 5euerpert. Was 1T
geide1sn2 Sn einsu poLlgelapenen
Munitions5ua. Der Iih nod ouf benz
8abnhof befinoet. bat Elm feinotuher
Observation-Disclosures einqeihlagen. Der
serIprenote Mngen iteht jsbt in bel
len 6lammen, bas 6euer 9reiit mi
tenb I'm IT'D, nit hpliihem 8raf
f!iegt bereits Der 3pette Wagsn
in Die 2uft. Der 4on5e iiberous
n~ertpoae. nit a~Ieingsipehrs uno ges
ihibmunition bidt pollgepfrppfts
2u1 ffsiN bis olf tie Iehte I}1s
tyone perioren -.
Ia erbittet lih Der 6ahnrid I. b.
Rei. Or. Gbuaro b. M~bruobannoi
ton ieinem 6nuptmonn bic Grlaub
Tis. eiuen 8erlud sur Rettuns oes
3uges lpasen su o%iirfen. Der 9aupts
mann, Der bos 0efeht feiner 8attes
RE gu leiten bat mt Iit ieIbit niht
~pegbegsbtn Tam, lit nur NIT 3piss
fpaltigen 0efihIen nit benz toQs
tibnsn 9.an isires ;Sdhnrihs elm
oeritanben. Won fdidt feline 2suts
niht gerne in ben iiheren Son,
4ber sur llsberIegung bIeibt teint
3eit mehy. Gdon itir3t Der 5dhu
rid ouf ben rauhumbuaten gahu
hOf 81, spei ieiner 6a1rtanoniers
uno Elm aorporol Der 0adbarb0tte-
rie foIgen ibm freiDinig nah. Der
prafsInoe. Ioo uno 8eroerbsn
Ipeienoe Jeuer3ug bat aDes Menit-
Iihe aus Ieiner 0dbe bereits per-
ideudt, DOM 8abnbofsperionot 1T
niemuuo me1r oo, Der 2otomotips
fjibrer Iiegt nebeu benz @eIeiie tot
nusgeitredt, Der oei3er lit nit Der
2otomotioe aus Der Station qe
fabreu. Sum Slid lit er nod niht
nett; in raienoem Qauf pirp biz
Waidine ein9eholt, Der 6dbnrit
idpingt iid binauf uno ntbt ben
8efebl. lofort in ben brennenben
8abnhof 3uriid5utsbreu. Dem SET
ser bIeibt nidts ibria, ols Su qes
borden. Mittlsrneiie iino 5ereits
fed's Wn9gons BON Den 5lammen
erfaBt, in gon3sn Shmaben prai
itln gIuhenbe @efhobteiie ME cin
iturmgepeititter 6untenregen lad
alien 5eiten ourh bic 2ufi nit fol
der Q0ut uno 8ehemens. ban man
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
ger yoAe.
Gfis,e BON Gurt GI9ns.

peter Qeoerien ftano auf Ser Sons
manoobride ietnes t@leinen, trdftigen
SdIeppers .4iur," Der. cine lunse
8auhfabne binter iid laFeno, nit als
len INSTRUMENTATION ourh bic gIeids
mdBie tpogenbe See arbeitete. gr
bate elittid einen Sdlepp3us, 9ohs
feeleidter nit 8~rieesbeonrf. nod Wil-
belmsbonsn gebraht uno tebrte iesi
roh 9omburg 5urud.
Neter qeoerien, Elm Mann in ben
8ierSieern, nit tpetterborten 3ugen
unb leibt ereroutem Stoppelbart, fling
an. ouf Der idmalen plattform feiner
Bride ouf unb nieoer gu geben, Gs
iuar elm unongene5mes. naBtaltes
Wetter, erou pogte Die See. uno 9roue
Hebel16leier ia9ten Dor Dem boil 5ies
benben Wino. Yeberien nobm bas
@las unb Tpdbte Idarf in Ole 3unebr
menbe 8untelbeit; er taQnte oas
5abrpaTer felt 8tpan5ig Sabren. aber
IS tpor bod beroummt nidt lei6., be!
70 bufqem Detter ohne 9ilfe Der
2eudtFeuer, bic ale ibr 2idt seI0i9t
butten, ieinen &ur8 gu ne6men. llebers
al orobten Minen auBer Den Sdnos
bdnten. Nlio Gurs ihdrf n0rblid
ouf 6eiooIdno, III 10 tonnte er Die
female 0urafabrt ourh ben Minen>
giirtel finoen.
Nph INNER tponte Der bob 5eliens
rumpf bes tleinen Gilanos niht cuff
tauden; pieoer oifter 3oeen Die Ne>
bel, unb 9eberfen i4raubts iein 9Ias
3uiammen.
Oa piOBIid fab er in 8adborb Elm
poar erobe 6difFs oampfen: areu5er.
er ertonnte es an ben lougen, fhlanfen
;gormen. ben pier idrdeen Shorn@
fteinen. sic bampften porIidtig nit
bolber Sraft; ibre ita~bisrauen @iiens
fldnten boben iih taum bon ben Itahta
grouen sSluten ab.
.Woi fIno BERN bat Dor 8r0oer9"
brummte peberfen uno nobm ie ina
8fas. gr bsrgl'h lie in 9eonrten
NIT oeutidsn &reuo srn, oerer 6orn1sn
er felt I'M &opFe bate. gtein! Oos
tporen teine Deutfden-oas fparen
GnQlonber.
Weit nanpn lit gut BORN S6uB!
bahte geberfert. Gr Gnoerte unmertz
Itd Teinsn 8urs, I'm feinen tIetnen
@9lepper 3tpiihen Ole Snnobdnte gu
fteuern. gu ipdt! 8riiben itie9 bos
Signol 6lIt!
MuGa bic 8reuser itoppten. cine Bar
foFe rpurbe ausaeieBt, Die. luis Elm
9eft burd Sic SEE lhieBeno, ianel.
ouf ben eIiar" 8ulieF.
vpdpiere prlegenl" befabt Ser an
8orb fteigenbe 2eutnant.
.8erfIudter. tarsndigsr Gnaldn.
bsr!" fdimpfte peoerien, Dem nidts
iueiter iibrig blieb, ats feline papiere
gu hoien.
.MusfdiFfen!" bsfaM Ser Gn9tdns
Der 'ipieoer. geoer'en nit ieinsr
MannTdoft muBte in bic 8artoFe
uberteiesn, pdbreno einioe engIif6e
MatroTen in ben Shiffsraum bss
rMiar" hinabiprangeu. um ben Dams
pier ansutohren. nit trdnenben
4ugen fab geberfeu fein treues 5obr'
seuq in Den Jluten peridninoen.
Rad tur3sr 5obrt leste Die Bar
taFe an Dem 9reuser ~Germes" an.
9eberfen fpuroe iofort auf bic 3oms
manoo6rite geFibrt. SIN aartens
bdusden JAP bor Der aus9e6reiteten
5esfarte. bic turse gfeife i'm Muno.
Ser Rommanbant. Elm LANCER. hagerer
Mdnu nit breiteur Wuno uno einem
bon 9olofl[ungen funteInoen &C.
BIB.
sic fno Seemanu. BIZ" frasle sr
auf enoIii6.
60" sripiterte 9eOerien, Der, tDie
aue Gee.eHte. eu1tiih oeritouo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
kriee u.!0J rieoen
sfi;;s BON @ar ste;uisey.

Gs mar i'm Suit 1914. i'd bate in
%frablenoer, aber aud 9eb0rig iteAens
Der Come oas itetnies 8ar iberfpuns
ben uno geuoB nun nit pollem Be-
bogeu ben tpegrehten Steig, Der elm
podr Oubeno Meter unter benz 8rao
Er fibrte. MIs i'd al Die 8ieaung
flm, Die ben gan3en langen Weg pers
gilt, nit Dem berrlidsn MusbIid in
ben lesten fuobansrii6en @intel uno
na6 ben Sirpler Sorbergen bin, iber
beuen fern. nie 3erronnen in mtlhs
peiBem 9unlt, Die Gis4 uno Shnees
maFen Der 9oucyu gIdn5teu. ba sog
es bon Welteu uno Noroen in broben=
benz 9rau herou; in ldn9IteR3 elmer
balben Stunoe muBte oas llnpetter
oa lein.
Sd elite obfpdrts, baB mir bic
Steine nur 70 nadronten uno iprin=
geno poraustiefen, pdbreno bic elai.is
iden 2esf06ren3lpeigs lsiie siideno ses
eeneiuanoerfubrsu. trsna id ourd
mar.
Mit Sen eriten Idarfen MinoltoBen
unb ihtperen Regentropfen lab th
oitt Dor mir oos Wirtsbaus. Sn Der
Stube tpor nienlano, ais Der Dor turs
gem bort ein9e3ogene Wirt. osfen ties
fes .Mos ltaffen ser .5err?" mir TO-
fort ben 2onosmann aus Sirol perriet.
Nm Sid fhrieb iein Sohterfen.
Elm poles, bldenbes ainb, ettpa oreis
~ssbnidbrtg, feline Granddaughter.
Sd fab mir beioe ndber an. Der
Dirt, Der ibrigens nah Grleot9ung
meiner 9eite1unq perlhpano. bate
bic tIor %perltdnoigen beuen 9iroIers
ol!ger. nKo aud bic &leine fat ernit,
aber fharF uno geipedt in Ole WeIt.
adum bate i'd 8rot uno Safe pers
5ebrt, etnen Gn3ian oordufgeieBt uno
borts, 3ufrieoen ouf Der 8ant ausges
itredt, Den Regen ouf oas Sdinosioah
uno an Die Jeniter pra6eIn-3um
GtnihIummern i'm 9ebirgs ntht bic
f9lehtsite Mulif-, oa ging i'm ge.
benraum Elm big oabin bon mir gars
nidt beobohtetes 8elpr0h in Iautes,
onbaItenoes Shelten elmer i%ugenoli.
den MdnnerItimme iiber.
Sd 0ffilete Elm rpenig bic 9ir unb
rief: ,2iebsr 9err Dtrt. penn Sic
SIRE 2euts nusidimpfen r%potler. 10
iiuo sic bod 70 gut uno .uorten. Biz
tetn 8dIt ba it,"
Meine Borte mdhten fopteI Gius
orud, ots cine Intioltobolreoe ouF
sinem mindener mastsnbdu. Sd
tpartete einsn Quqsnblid uub Iegte
mid perbrieblit nieoer lin.
WGbreno Der 2Grm cine Douie
modte. trat cine 6ltlide. fAtumpige
5rau Elm uno belebrte mid in bsiiersm
5ou: .Das lift nidt Der Wirt. SEER.
Nsin mann bat fhon 5upieI Sfid.
Oos lit Der Gueht, Der Qsopoto.~
~Gnnn iugen sic Sbrsm ansht.
CUTE 5rau Wirtin, id Iafs i'm srs
gebsnft bitten. fid rubig gu perhGIten.
neil i'd maoe bin uno ihIafen niu."
Die 4lte CAB eben 70 troden pie
porber 5urIf: rGs TT stn gutter
Wenf6, i'm Bruno. Qber tpenu sr
fem RouTA BAT, mug man i'm IaHer.
0a sebt oas Sdsltsn io!ans fort. big
er siRihtdft.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Ertrhr nnf Grnrn!

Der Kampf 1T aus-oer Srisoe fsbrt surifl
3mei D6lfsr iautsen iber fold Elm 6luf,
Gus ibren mlosn bdnoen ianf Ole Debr,
Die lb sebast, ie haden iih nibt mebr!
Die fo ssbaet7 flrpabri Jh CLAUDE fat,
Das ib Sae beioen niht einnal ssbast
Die Id,dn n I'D, fremo nun uno erlfroter an:
Was baiten mir eiudnoer mfr Ssftana
Gin fuitrer lDabu, elm Graum in 5iebsruaht
Fat ibrsr n~loroluf 5iarmen ur sntfaht
limb bois Setter bliefen in Ole 6tutb
1Ino 6unoerttauiene blsten's nit Dem Slut!
Dorbeil Den b5fsn 6eitern 1T sewebrtl
9alb iino Ole Qdpfern beim9efebrt
limb fubren riitiS wieoer - ipdt 9euue!-
Quf 5brer Ddter Gr6e Rarit uno plug
Iuo Cbrdnen uer6en troduen, Daneen ROTH,
Die bIae ssrporoen unterm FLUID Der Notb
IN 6oer .ferne oeft Ser Grdber Hub
Oereeienbeit uno Iuneer 4aien gu.
% frisosl SrisSe! Mort, wis SternenslanS
tDie Gnselsldhetn, ,Srublinss bllthsnfran5l
Wie LANCE miro in Deinem Sonnenifein
Die blooe Tlenihbeit till uno eliflid2 fem?
lpis oft mob miro, gum lpshislmorS peroamnrt,
STD OoIf nm Dolf serheifd,en, truseutfamnt,
I'm, meuu Ole Shmerter ianfen aus Ger banb,
gu fpdt gu iehn, oa6 ie iif2 nur perfanutl
DEM Grus 1T auer bas in Ser Iatur
limo etne Dahrbsit Iebt, Ole lisbe nur -
Grwad,e, menitbeit baIo aus mabn uno Craum
limo sieb Ser Stebs eoloner Wabrbeit Baum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-22
ARE STILL RAILING
 AGAINST THE CENSOR
Complain of Discrimination Between Papers as to What
 May Be Published

London, May 9.-tCorrespondence of the Associated Press.)-The inconsistencies of the British censorship causes the Daily News to remark editorially:
 "As every newspaper knows to it's sor- row. the censor has the strangest mo- tions of what should be suppressed, even quotations from Sir John F'rench's dis patches, or from standard works and political discussions. which can by no stretch of fancy reveal military or naval secrets, have been known to fall under his ban
 After saying that the papers are all more than willing to assist in keeping useful information away from the Ger mans, the editorial continues:
 What the press does find hard to bear with patience Is discrimination by the censor between journal and journal and the extension of the censorship to mat ters which ought to be entirely outside it's ken. An illustration of both these offenses occurred this week. Monday $ evening papers were allowed to mention that a full page appeal to the American people had appeared in the American press but they were not allowed to Elen- ton the subject of the appeal. The nex. day. however a morning paper was all lowed to tell us that the appeal was against the export of munitions of war Doubtless one of the censor's assistants ouelled what another tolerated, hut what is the state of mind of these gentry when any of them can think fit to prevent the English people knowing that an agitation is in progress in America against the export of munitions of war?'