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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-09-01
THE EMPLOYERS ASSOCIA-
TON OF WASHINGTON
Seattle, Wash, Aug. ~, 1916.
Everett, Wa sh.

Everett, Wash.
Dear Sir
THE LIBERTY OF LABOR"
Your interest in bringing about
PROSPEROUS CONDITIONS in
Washington is so great that we have
felt justified, in view of EXTRAOR
DINARILY HEAVY EXPENSES, in
asking support from the industries OF
the state and from all persons who
desire to see the open shop and the
SQUARE DEAL IN INDUSTRY prin.
ciple extended throughout Washing.
ton. We respectfully request you to
send $4,000 to w. ]. Grambs, Treas.
urer, Room sol Central Building, Sc.
attic, Washington.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
HOPE RAPTIST SERVICES.

Services in Hope Baptist Church.
Twenty-third and Pine streets. the
Rev. Charles T.. CARL, pastor, tomor-
row will be: Morning worship at 1915
o'clock: Young Peoples meeting at z
o'clock; evening worship at 7.45
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
IrALIAN SHIP CLEARS.

Having taken on general cargo
at this port, the italian steamer
Angelo. under captain f. Ansaldo
cleared yesterday for Spezia, Italy
The vessel arrived here on Thursday
from Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
COST MORE FOR HAIR
CUTS AT Delaware CITY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, June 3. -
The local BARRIERS have raised the
price OF hair-cuts from 10 to 20 cents.
Three sturgeon we're landed by To-
cal fishermen on Thursday, making
eight of the big fish that have been
landed here this week. Charles Hall,
Jr., George Harden and Joseph Shor-
ter were the fishermen who caught
the big fish on Thursday.
It is understood that four COM
panies Of Coast Artillery Corps will
bo stationed at Fort DUPONT in the
near future.
The stores Of this place closed on
Thursday afternoon. for the first time
this season. The stores close every
Thursday at noon during June, July,
August and September.
George ID. Holiday has accepted a
position with the p. B. & w. r. R.. in
Wilmington.
George Stewart left here yesterday
as fireman on the Yacht Theodore
which is bound for Panama, where
the yacht will pass through the canal
bound for San Francisco, California.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
MR. MARYm T0 AnnREss GRAns

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLETOWN, Del. June 3.-Jo-
siah Marvl, of Wilmington. will be
the speaker on the evening Of the
Commencement on June 16.
Edward II. Beck has sold the 200
acre w. G. Jones farm, near Cecilton.
to l.. W. Davis, for s1O.5OO
Tho members of the NJ. p. Church.
at Warwick, will hold a strawberry
festival on next Wednesday evening,
i'm the p o. S. of A. Hall.
The members OF the Home Mission
airy Society Of Bethesda NJ. e. Church,
have elected these officers President,
Mrs. Jesse l.. Shepherds first vice
president, Mrs. Enoch G. Alice sec
ond vice president, Miss Mary p. Mer-
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
RAID soft drink" House.
PROPRIETOR Goes TO JAIL

SALEM, n. J., June 3.-Frank Scott
was brought to the county jail from
Pennsgrove, charged with the Illegal
sale Of liquor, and is held for the Sep
tember term of court
Scott's place, on Broad street near
Maple avenue. was raided by CHIEF OF
Police Harbeson, Policemen Money
and Norton. as the result of a big
trade he was doing in soft drink
establishment.
Twenty-three cases of beverage
we're confscated. Each bottle was lab
eled cherry" or celery" but when
some OF the samples were opened in
Justice of the Peace Elkinton's court,
IL was declared to be lager beer. A
five-gallon jug found was one-third
full of whisky.
Scott pleaded not guilty and de-
clares what he thought he was offer
ing for sale was all soft stuff.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
AGAIN COMPLAIN on ODOR.

Complaint was made by residents OF
the lower section of the city again to-
day of the obnoxious odor which has
been present in that section Of late.
Efforts to locate the source Of the
odor were unsuccessful.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
pROnUCE SHIPMRNTS.

The report of the fruit and vege-
table shipments on the Delaware di-
vision of The p, B. and w. r. r. for
Thursday. June 1, is as follows;
Quarts Of berries: Daily total, S22.-
443; previous shipments. 276S.116;
total 10 date. 3.590.559.
Barrels OF sweet potatoes: Daily to-
tai. %; previous shipments. 5,l47
total TO date. $40.
Barrels OF white potatoes: Daily to-
tai. So; previous shipments, 907; total
to date. 942.
Refrigerators: Out today. "a; prev
ious shipments. 226: total to date, 300
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
NORrHrIELp LEAGUE MEETING

In the Sunday school room OF Han
over Presbyterian Church this after
noon the annual business meeting OF
the Mortified League will be held.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
DIPLOMAS FOR NEWARK
GRADUATION JUNE 9

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, June 3.-rhe Newark
High School commencement exercises
win be held in the Opera House on Fri
dav yeninr of next week. The follow
inr.among the students have been se-
lected 10 sneak at the commencement
exercises: Salutatorian, Ella Saunders
valedictorian. Eugene Kennedy; Anna
Sanborn. Alice Honccker, Martha Short,
Helen O'Rourke. Francis Lindell and
Nyalter Ritz. On Thursday night the
iunior class will give the annual banquet
10 the graduating class.
Chldren's Day will be observed.in the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
There will be no services in the church
Sunday evening, as DR.. W. J. Rowan
the pastor, breaches the baccalaureatC
sermon to the high school graduates IN
the college oratory that evening.
On the lawn of st. Thomas Episcopa
Church this afternoon and evening, The
women Of the church will hold a straw
berry festival and bake.
John Davis, sophomore at Delaware
College left this week for Minnesota &
deliver a Guernsey bull to the Univer
sity of Minnesota. purchased from Tho
Delaware College Experiment Farm.
What will be the junior and sopho
more classes of Delaware College at TIN
beginning of the next term have electe'
the following officers. Juniors: Presi
dent, ID. p. Horseyi vice president, J.
d. Lovett; secretary. G. H. Anderson
treasurer, G. A. Hudson. Sophomor
President, w. +. Fitzpatrick
e-president. Henry w Marstoni sec
rotary, William NJ. Pierson; treasurer
James G. Mcmillan. and historian
James T. Truss.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03

Photo byAmerican Press Association.
Almost every one Of the reports of
the fighting on the Austro-Italian
front in which Emperor Francis JOS
eph's soldiers, led by his heir. Arch
duke Charles Francis. have pushed
their enemies. speaks Of the heights
Evening journal., 1916-06-03

on which the combats are taking
place. This theater of war is in fact
the highest in Europe. and battles
have been joined at 5000 and 5000
feet and even higher In the picture
may be seen an Austrian outpost on a
height watching the enemy's move
ments.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03

ritt; recording secretary Mrs. Judson
J. Northrup; correspondent secretary
Mrs. J. Everett Walls: treasurer, Mrs
Martin b. Burrls.
Albert II. Suydam. a former resi-
dent of Middletown, and brother o.
Mrs. j. Cowgirl Allston and Mrs. Jes-
sic O. Keiner, of Wilmington, were
married last week by the Rev.
Vaughan S. Collins, OF st. Paul's NJ
E. Church. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
ssc-GrTH.s CARAMELs-asc.

Guth's Caramels De Luxe. In one
pound boxes. Everybody likes Guth's
Caramels. Special price, 35 cents the
pound
Boulevard Assorted Chocolates. with
standard eating pieces, special price,
80 cents the pound.-DanfOrth' De-
pendable Drugs, Market and Second
streets.--Adv
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
NnTIcF-

Special meeting of the Wilmington
Aerie, No. "A, +. O. f., will be held
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock TO take
action on the Preparedness Parade, June
TO- A full attendance is requested.
BY order of the Worthy President,
II. {. BOETTGER-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
OLD SWEDES SERVICES.

In Holy Trinity (Old Swedes)
Church, Seventh and Church streets.
the Rev. Robert Bell, vicar. Sunday
services will be as follows: o'clock.
Holy Communion and sermon: 730
o'clock, prayer and sermon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
IMPROVEMENTS IN AUTOS
OFFSET GASOLINE COST
l.. ID. Gruby. Local Agent. Says Chew
rolct Cor Has average 24t:
o. Niles Per Gallon.

In considering the increase IN the
cost OF gasoline In the past year or
two. one should also bear in mind the
fact that the mileage per gallon which
the majority OF motorists are getting
out or their cars mas also increased.
improvements In automobiles. par
ticuiarly the development OF the high
efficiency motor and lighter car weight.
have been the big factors in ADVANCING
the gasoline mileage. Tho greatly pro-
p%ortionate increase III popular-priced
cars have also played n pay,.
AS an Illustration of the high mile
ages per gallon OF gasoline now OBJ
tainable. n recent canvass made bv f..
ID. Gruby. manager of the Richmond
branch Of the Chevrolet Motor Com
.pany. Is OF interest. This shows from
records kept by an even hundred Chev-
rolet owners. an average OF twenty
four and one-half miles per gallon.
Tie total mileage on which this aver.
age is figured is just l3.ss3,o0o. The
average mileage per quart of oil is
Ice, and per tire. II is 6.t23 miles.
Mr.. Gruby was also advised from the
home Office that a record was set III ey-
port shipments of American automo-
b!lcs, when the Florence Luckcnbach
sailed from New York last week. for
Australian and New Zealand ports. with
Sll automobiles under ner matches and
between decks.
This is significant rot only because
it Is n record nuinbc of automobiles
for one steamship TO carry. but also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
E. C. TlBBlTTS ADVOCATES
USE OF GOOD.SlzED SPACE
Advertising Director OF GoodrIch COM
pnny SuyS Page Ads in Newspapers
Put Pep In Campaign.

e. c. Tibbitts. advertising manager
OF the B. F. Goodrich Company. in an
address turned the scarchlight upon
newspaper advertising, and proved that
II rested upon a stable. secure and sue
cessful foundation for the widespread
PRONUNCIATION OF the gospel Of modern
merchandising.
II don't care how many autos you
own, or whether you're a movie bug. or
n golf nend, Il card shark. a hook-worm,
or whether the whole family is down
sick. you read the newspapers. every
one OF you. There's nothing in the
realm OF print that beats the news
paper-reading habit for hanging on to
your curiosity. You must know who
IL being nominated for President. how
many warships went down yesterday,
wha is happening in town. In other
cities and in other countries-and you
must n IT to-day.
And when you read the newspaper
you must read the ads. You can't es-
cape thein-not when they are written
so that they uncover a vital spot in
your armor of supposed Indifference
ANY other kind OF an ad doesn't count
You wouldn't read it II time hung
heavily on your hands.
Il believe an advertiser should not
attempt W capture the luIl quota oil
newspaper readers by small space
unless forced to. Use quarter pages
and half pages as much as you can.
Then your message can't be missed.
And every now and then run in a
full page ad. II will put pep into
almost any aeliins campaign. 1t towers
head and shoulders above the other
claimants for attention. II is impress.
sive. It's the big voice in modern
y, q rf,ha y di,inp -thn ,-nlcc shat &c haor 1
round the whole city and ont across
trading territory. It's a i2-centimcter
cannot shetland It's deep boom sig
nails n selling victory.
Every quarter page or half page
All that follows a page has twice the
chanCc to succeed and to Interest and
Impress the great bull Of readers with
the advertisers message. Experience
proves ii.
The IL. +. Goodrich Co. recently ran
'Inteerity-and the H)use behind the
Tire Thc effect Of this page was
electrical. Dealers everywhere pasted
the page in their windows. Newspaper
readers were deeply impressed with tn.
higncss. reliability and good faith o!
the wonderful Goodrich organization.
The cost Of this page in no sense
represented the great dollars and cents
goodwill value which the Goodrich
Company secured as a result. L, was a
mo~ney-maker, was tina page ad. And
it has vastly helped its smaller brothers
tho quarter and half z which fol-
lowed. to sell Goodrich tires, II pu,
thousands upon thousands Of dollars
worth OF life into the whole campaign
above what i, cost. I; has proved IL
self n wonderful investment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

The chief item OF expense in main
tanning the Rhode Island highway
bridges is for repairing bridge floors.
just as Is the case in most States. and
II Is believed by the State public roads
board that a considerable saving could
be made by treating the plank floors
with the same kind of oil tina is spread
over the roads. Two years expert
ence indicates that spreading oil over
the planks not only increases their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

The sales department. OF the Inter-
State Motor Company reports that cars
valued at over 1900. 900 were driven
away from the Interstate plant be-
tween March l6 and April %. II re-
CURED 5000 gallons Of gasoline and
over $4,000 in tircs to deliver the cars
70 their RESPECTIVE territories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

the best in motor cars. One OF It's
greatest points OF desirability Is its
extremely simple adjustment. An I'M
proved ignition system also adds TO the
efficiency OF the new model. It provides
n sure. hot spark at even TIE lowest
speeds,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

considerable mileage OF good roads. be-
Ing on "a par in this respect with GER
tain notorious sections OF the United
states. n fact which makes his roc
ord shipment the more significant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

Another feature OF the automobile
cargo OF the Florence iuckenbach Is
that OF the eleven different makes in
cludcd All are ia the popular.price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

because this record cargo goes 70 "A sim
gle export market and one which here
tofore has not taken American auto
mobiles in large quantities. Neither
Australia nor New Zealand has any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

class. Chevrolet led with 40 cars, OF
a little better than SO per cent. tho
remaining iOi being divided among the
other ten makes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Interstate sale, ucnxy.

resistance 10 rot. but also their re-
sistance to wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

A PAIGE BIG SIX, SEVEN PASSENGER showing Mayor George
Alnshe sealing the cap on a can holding ONE GALLON Of GASOLINE.
The man at the steering wheel is Mr.. w. P Atkinson, the PAIGE agent.
The other occupants of the car are MI. E. j. He1ndon, Of the Times-Dis-
patch, who took the speedometer at the start and the finish; Mr. Henry
e. Cooper, of the Evening Journal; Mr.. H. D. Armstrong, representative
OF the Horseless Age; Mr.. Wilbur Grggs, Justice of the Peace; MI. H. c..
Morris, Dr. Allen Dawson and MI. Chas. Thomas, making up the cars
capacity of SEVEN passengers; the total weight Of these gentlemen
being 1912 pounds.
The run was made through the city The car was not allowed to
coast a foot; continuous feed Of gasoline from start to finish. Just stop
to think a moment, MI. Owner of a SEVEN PASSENGER CAR, what a
TRIPLE u MIXER means to you. Do you know that your actual nile
age, WITHOUT A TRIPLE ID MIXER, is between s and 10 niles? If
you doubt this, we will be only too glad to show you When you install
a TRIPLE D MIXER, you Immediately place your SEVEN PASSENGER
CAR in a Ford class for mileage. There is no gueawork about this.
Look what a TRIPLE ID MIXER did for a BIG SIX PAIGE-17A miles on
ONE GALLON OF GASOLINE. Don't get this car confused with a Little
Six LET US SHOW YOU. A TRIPLE D MIXER is easily attached;
you don't have to tap any holes; lasts a lifetime; costs you only $500
installed, and is absolutely guaranteed. We will give you your money
back If we don't give you 80 per cent more mileage, besides your car will
show more power and run better. Ask the man who has one.
WHERE YOU CAN BUY THEM.
TALMAN AUTO SUPPLY co, VIRGINIA CAROLINA HDW. CO.
Richmond Dealers. Distributors.
TRIPLE D SERVICE STATION,
42 East Main Street.
For further information, call Randolph 6O73.
AL c.. D.I ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

Ben Mnidlub @umaniens geiett ba-
ben, tper6en iie %begraben miiiien.
ltno tpenn es mobr lit, mas &epnolb's
NelpSpaper idreibt, oaB Die 8ufnnft
0es britiiden Meibes a1f SEN @benen
<manienS e1rtldieoen miro, Damn
liebt eS um 6ieie 3ufunft iblimm
outs. 8as man ultb in 2onoon gu
empfinoen ibeint. Daber sic 6iiltere
Sic IN Sen Iltslaliunger1
Ser leitenoet1 8latter gum Nusorud
fonn1t. 9aS lit Sic Mngit Dor Dem
fommen6en 5trafgeri6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

Se11te lit es oafiir gu ipat. Die
Serbiin0eten baben 3eit gebabt, itd
auf ale M%0glidfeiten ein5uri6ten.
Sic f0nner meoer oltr6 ernerte Mn=
grife Ser &11iien ar Ser l%iebenbiirgi-
idn Sitfrpnt, nod oureb bermebrte
Nnltrengltngen ser Mosfomiter IN
0obru0lda iiberrai6t mer0e1p. SsSn
menigen Sagen mer0en iie Yufareit
nit eilernen @riff gepadt baben un6
ni1t mebr loSlal1en. 9arm miro 0as
Sdidial &unuiriens entl6ie0en fem
un0 Sic 2olung nelter Mnfgaben fam1
III Mngriff genommen tperoen. gta6
Ser p0nigen Nieoermerf Jung &llma=
niens meroen sic 8erbinoeten aber=
mails in Ser Sage fem, lire Sront,
sic Damn BON Ser Sltiee bis gum
S6mar5en Meere reiden miro, be-
trad)tli6 at perfiir5en. 3ann meroetl
lie audi iiber Sen lteberfluB &uma=
MEMS a1t @etreioe uno Gteb nn6 iiber
feline rei6en @~etroleumidabe perfii=
gen. @em1 bas Sriibiabr fommt,
meroen sic @ieger 6en frudtbnrert
8o6en beltellen un6 bis 6abin meroen
al6 Sic bon Sen &umanen amf ibrem
&iid5uge beridiittete Selql1eqen tpie-
ser flieBen. MIs &umdnien in SEN
&rieg eintrat, iubelten sic Srgane
ser Miterten NUN uitr6en Die Weit=
telmadte idj1per Sos rumdniide @e-
treble entbebren> 6as tie Big 6abin
gefauft batten, nn6 0as per6e lire
Mie6erlage bei6lcl1figen. Mu6 Sic
Ter Slrbel tpor perfriibt. Sic groBe1
&offnunget1, Sic sic Muiierten auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
9emti6e UrieoenSbe=
otn9ungem.

Sic bon englii6en 3eitungen IN
iiingiter Belt formulierten mabntpi=
bigen 6rie0ensbe6ingungen baben in
Del1tl1lano Elm @do gefnnoen. Mber
~ie6enfalls nidt Sos gd)o, 6as man
in ENGLAND ertpartet bate. 9ieles
gbo fomm1t aus SEN Spalten Ser in
giien eribeinenoen &beini16-@eitfa=
lilden 3eitungen. Die &beinii@=
@eitfaliide 8eitung lit ein altes,
meit Derbreitetes nn6 bo6angei ebenes
acknowledgements Organ. Sic Der
tritt sic %SSnterelien ser rbeinii9=tpeit=
fali1de11 @roBin6uitrie, 6es 8erg=
.bal1es 111r6 @iitten1pel ens I'M gr0Bte11
uno %bliiben6iten SS116ui triegebiet 6eS
often &aterlan6es, nn6 neben Ser
&0lnii6en 3eitung lit Tie Sos be6en=
liberale 8latt @elt=3eutid=
Sic 1tebt auf oem 8o6en Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

es Damn na6 6em Trie6en oas Be-
oirf1riB bat> iid] 9eutidlan6 5u mo-
bern, um 10 beller, aber cine Npae
oarf eS nidt mebr 1pielen. 0ann
miro al1d) 6as 8elgten ser Submit
bon ielbi ein anDeres 8il0 befom=
men, berm 6ranfreihs ginfluB fat
aud @elgien fir 9eutiblano gu eli
ner gefabrliden 9eadbarl9oft &C.
nracbt. ltn6 sic bon ser @bei11ild=
8eitfaliiden 3eitu11g geforoertc Scr
bin6ung Ieutidla11o5 NIT ben So
nal> iiber M11ttperpen, miro iid oa1111
aud obne f0r1nli6e Mnneftierlt1g
gelgienS belperflteligen lalien. SS11
oem Mugenblid aber, no 3eutihlano
feitel1 SUP AM &onal fabt, miro eS
NIT gnglan0S Seetprannei fir int
m1er Dorbei 1ei11, Southland miro iei,
ne 61ogge a11f a((en Meeren fret e11t=
falten fD1r1en.
Sic bon Ser Nbeiniid=@ eltfdliiden
3eitung forn11tlierte11 6rieoensbe0i1=
gungen iiro fir Southland ser To-
giide Ausgang 0es &rieges. An Ser
g5euregelung 1einer Stgren5e lit
9e1tidlan6 meniger intereiiert ol5
an Ser Mel1regel1tng ieiner 8eits
gren5e. Die MISUNDERSTANDING nit
6ranfreib mu1B en6giiltig iein Sic.
en6giilttge MISUNDERSTANDING nit
&ublan6 fann elmer ipateren 3eit
b%orbebalten bleiben. Scr @eg 5u
9eutidlan6S 3ufltnft fiibrt 6ur6
Nrblan6, n116 sort m1b Ser @eg fret
gen1odt tper6e11, ebe Ieutidlon6 sic
|Maffen aus Ser @a1r6 legen 6arf.
Gemiitbigung 6ranfreids miro aud
Sic 0emiitbiglng gn6lanos fem.
Mit 6ranfreid miro aud England
feline &oue ouf oem europaifden
Sentiment ausgelpielt baben. Sir
ane Soften. 9as miro fir europa
6altern6en 6rieoen be6el1te11. l1no
0euti1lan6 farm partet, Biz Sic
@eftmddte 5n 6em Grie6en bereit
ltnb, 6eiien es fir feline 3l1funft be-
6arf. Seine iiegreiden @eere iteben
ouf fei1rolidem 8o6en u116 mer6e1t
sort lteben bleiben, Biz Ser 6eir6
miirbe %getpor0en lit. 9eutidlano al
.lein miro beim Srieoensidlll,B Sic
groBen 6m1itpfan6er in Sic @agfda-
lie GIT tperfen baben. @ent man ibm
feline &oIonien nidt mie6ergeben min
11n6 mertbpolen 8eiib oa5lt, fann es
iid) in Srot1freid entlddbigen. @en11
man ibm Sen @eg nod Mntnerpen
itrettig madle1 miq, miro man ibnt
8elgien mieber entreiben miiiien,
l1no mer 2ltit bat, SEN @erlu6 at ipo=
gen, mag es tbun. 9oS lit sic Sod)=
lage. 0aran an6ert fein @ei@p6b
ettpos, einerlei tpober es fommer
mag. Southland un6 feline Ser
biin6eten balten oGe @etpinnn1t11=
mern in Ser @an6 unb 6ie MQitertelr
ole Nieten. Sos lit es, mas Sic
Mbeiniid-@ eitfalif9e 3eitl1ng iagen
tpim, ur6 redt bat lie. l1nredt ba=
ben sic ar6eren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

groBen nationalen Gra6itionen aus
Ser @ismord' iden 3eit un6 unter-
balt enge 9~e5iebungen at Sen lei
teaoe1 &rei1en Ser Yartet, in 6eren
9ieriten iie bon jeber geltanoen lit.
@erm ei1e 3eitung BON FOLDER 8e=
oe11turg fi6 in elmer Weiie iiber
Ieutidlanos &riegs5iele dl1Bert> oaB
man logar in 2onbon, tpo man be-
fanntlid ni6t iebr beQb0rig lit, Sic
Sbren ipibt, Damn fann man a11d IN
nel1tralen 2dnoern iid ni@t geftatten,
.6as 3u iiberi eben. 9ie amerifani=
lben 3eitungen beion6ers, 6ie INNER
nod in Bent 8abn leber, sic Nqiier=
ten fonnten in sic Sage fommen, Ole
IrieoenSbeoingltngen 5u 6iftieren,
boben ale @eronlaiiung, lid einge=
bend NIT 6em Mrtifel 6es rbeiniiden
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