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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Notice to Candidates Those Of you
who wish your announcement run
should make arrangements for this
early. Call or write Us.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Subject Republican Primary
A. A. LILLY
of Raleigh County.
FOR u. S. SENATOR.
Subject to Republican Primary
VIM. f. HITE
Of Cabell County.
FOR GOVERNOR
Subject TO the Republican Primary,
JUDGE IRA 4. ROBINSON,
Of Taylor County.
FOR GOVERNOR
Subject TO the, Democratic Primary,
to be held June 9th 1916.
HON ID. f. FRENCH
I of Mercer County
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
FOR CONSTABLE

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office of constable of Bar
ker District, Barbour County, on the
Republican ticket to be voted for at
republican primary election to be held
June 6, 1916.
/ kindly solicit your support and in
fuence.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01

WANTED Quarymen, piece
work, good man can earn from
$500 to $3.50 per day. Board
$3.50 per week. Apply
WAKEFIELD SAND, STONE
co.
adv.) Hardman, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01

am candidate r
Justice of Peace, of Valley district,
subject 70 the Republican Primary Of
June 6, 1916
Your support is earnestly solicited
S. ]. KITTLE
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
FOR SHERIFF

I hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Office of sheriff of
Barbour county on the republican
ticket to be voted for at the primary
election to be held, June 8, 1916, and
solicit the support of the republican
voters of Barbour county.
Sincerely yours,
ENOCH w. S. KENNEDY.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
FOR CONSTABLE.

! hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of constable of Bar
ker District, subject to the Democrat
ic Primary election to be held June 6,
1915.
Your support is earnestly solicited
A. G. KELLER
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
FOR CONSTABLE.

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Constable CT Barker
District, subject to the Republican
Primary, June 6, 1916.
Your support is earnestly solicited.
GEO. w. PRICE.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
HELEN KELLER

Helen Keller gave a remarka-
BILE lecture at Buckhannon, May
Both. The advertisements of
this lecture were none too strong
she is indeed a marvel. Her
auditors which numbered sever
al hundred gave applause after
applause.
Her teacher, Mrs. Macy was
with her and is great aid in
her success.
Those who attended the lee
ture from Belington were: Jas.
w. Dadisman, Mrs. Margaret
Scott, Miss Pearl Post, Rev.
Stoneking, Rev. Radabaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. Thompson, Miss
Agnes Crabtree and Grant Ora
ham.
A special train was run from
Elkins, Belington and Philippi
for the occasion.
Porter L. Lovett, travelling
salesman for Kane & Keyser
Hdw. Co., who has been indis-
posed for about two weeks with
a lame back, went to Buckhan-
non Monday and was operated
upon Tuesday. He is reported
as getting along nicely. Mrs.
Lovett and Miss Edna went over
Tuesday to see him. Miss
Beulah, who attends school was
already there.
Clyde Polling, of Berryburg
was here Wednesday looking af-
ter the voters. Clyde is out for
the nomination for House Of
Delegates on the Republican
ticket.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01

| hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office Of Prosecuting At
torney Of Barbour County on the Re-
publican ticket, to be nominated at
the primary election to be held June
9th, 1916.
Yours very truly,
w. BRUCE TALBOT.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
For State Senate

Editor Progressive
You are hereby authorized to an
nounce my candidacy for the Republ
lican nomination for State Senate for
the Thirteenth Senatorial District,
subjest to the Republican Primary to
be held June 9th, 1916.
u. C. Arnold.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
FOR PRosECuTING ATToRNEY

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
hereby announce myself candi-
date, on the Republican ticket, for
the Office of Prosecuting Attorney of
Barbour county to be voted for at the
primary election to be held, June 9th,
1916.
! kindly solicit your support and in
fluence.
ALBERT G. JENKINS.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-06-01
FOR CONGRESS

FOR CONGRESS
We are authorized to announce
that l.. j. Forman of Grant
County is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Con-
gress, Second District, subject
to the June 9th primary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19

ings from the kernel OF wheat. And
when dealers tell you that there may
be O shortage, or that you may be dis
appointed in delay of deliveries, don't
think he is just blufiing to get your or
der. Many who practice procrastin-
alton find 1t necessary to console
themselves with some other make be-
cause they failed to make up their
mind before the touring season was
on, and a deluge of orders had swamp
ed the factories to such an extent that
they are obliged to pro rata the ship
ments by districts in order to pacify
the clamoring dealers to some extent.
The dealers in turn are besieged by
would-be buyers anxious to tender the
long green in payment without the
necessity of being solicited for an or
der.
And then there are the trucks. Sew
eral years ago the average man was
content to jog along the road at rate
of about four or five miles an hour
with an ordinary load. But to-day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19

plement Company, Tenth and Market
streets, house the exhibition. The en-
tire second floor has been very taste
fully decorated; Green and white being
the color scheme. Hundreds of yards
of green and white bunting have been
utilized in bringing out the desired
effect. Ten thousand pounds of
Southern SmilaX has been used in
decorating the immense hall. Thou
sands of electric bulbs have been
strung in huge garlands and clusters
or half hidden away behind miniature
forests of smilaX and ferns adding a
distinctive touch to the whole effect.
And they say that Sarah Lemer's or
chestra will entertain the crowds with
renditions that are both popular and
classic.
Harrisburg has had automobile
shows for many years, but not like this
one. This one will far outclass any
previous effort in number of cars,
number of exhibitors, and in the
amount of floor space covered. Pros
perity is evident on every hand. and
whether you income is $4,000 a
month or 500 a month. one can find
good serviceable cars there for the 500
man as well the more luxurious ones
for the man who may be fortunate
enough to be pulling down the $10,-
900. To-day people will not leave q
in an old sock. No, sir. They see
their neighbors riding in a motor car,
and feeling they can afford one as
we'll, they put the money into service
and get motor car service in exchange
This touring from city to city ad-
miring the beauties of nature, and
meeting all classes of people fire.
quently, gives one a broader concep-
ton of life. Many people who own
several modest houses that brings in
a questionable profit, prefer to dis
pose of one of them if necessary to
raise ready cash, in order to get some
pleasure out of life while able, rath-
er than keep the thousand buried
through life because it is "safs." even
though it does not yield any material
return on the investment.
1t is interesting to note the number
of people there are who in past years
were so thrifty they would scarcely
think of investing in the luxury of a
cigar unless it was n gala occasion
when they had their Sunday-go-b best
togs on and they took a leisurely stroll
down the avenue to see and be seen.
Yet those thrifty old coggers, bewhis-
kered, or otherwise. who were fire.
quently accused of being penurious,
may to-day be seen at the wheel of
a high powered speedster going down
the pike at a reckless pace. regard
less OF the part tndI one CiluS from
the exhaust is making more smoke
than they would burn up in a month
on cigars, before. This shows the
fascinating power it has over most all
who once experience the pleasure of
holding the wheel when going at a
swift clip over the open road or cau-
tiously guiding the car at a snail's
pace through a crowded thorough
fare.
Most every man who n1akes 81 oO0
year can afford a motor car, and
they say there are 100000 in the
United States who earn that salary.
With approproXimately 100000 mo-
tor cars to be built this year, you can
realize why deliveries are not made
as promptly as when you send to the
corner grocery for a package of shaw
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19

the sane automobile salesman who
has sold Mr.. Man a pleasure car can
come around and appeal to his pocket
book from the standpoint of economy
to relegate the horse in favor of the
modern truck that will carry four and
five times as much in one load and yet
travel four and five times as fast. Mr..
Man figures it out in actual dollars
and cents and comes to the conclusion
that when the truck isn't working it
doesn't consume any fodder, and when
it does work it does the work so much
more effective and in so much less
time that, whereas he made the first
investment feeling at the time that
maybe he was eXtravagant he makes
the second investment for the sake of
economy. But to-day even the tour
ing car is a utility car as much so as
the truck, because most every business
man and professional man considers
the motor car indispensable.
Eight years ago the average cost of
a car was S2,12S. Last year an aver
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19
age price was S672,

age price was S612.
If you drive your car 20 miles a day
it costs you 10 cents a mile. Double
that distance and it costs cents
mile. That is about as cheap as street
car fare. And the whole family can
ride ON the one fare anywhere and any
old time. etaoihrdleotnetnn
oil time. Therefore a car is consid-
cred a necessity and not luxury to-
day.
But whether you intend to buy a
motor car or not, the highly-polished
motor cars of various makes and the
mingling crowd, in the brilliantly
lighted hall. makes a scene of splen-
dor that is interesting to all, and the
educational advantages of such an eX
hibit are always worth the time and
money expended. So this year, with
it's central location, large hall, more
exhibitors and a favorable financial
outlook, the automobile show ought
to be the most successful of any pre-
vious attempt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19

the tire business had not reached it's
present state of perfection.
AS a pioneer in the business he
worked out his own system of tire re-
pairing and to-day has a three-story
modern building, two floors of which
are devoted to the tire business. This
building is said to contain the largest
private stock of automobile tires in
Pennsylvania. Adjustments are
made here the same as in a factory
branch. Mr.. Myers reports having
doubled the volume of business in six
years. a recent photograph shown in
his announcement elsewhere in this is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
Al. IL

Dauphin, Pa, Feb. 19. - Mr. and
Mrs. Grover c. Glass of Paxtang an
nounce the birth of daughter, Jane
Bowman, Saturday, February IS.
Mrs. Glass was formerly Miss Mar
garet Maurey OF this place.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19
MYERS TIRE MAN
BUILT BIG STORE

George W. Myers who has the local
distribution for United States and
built a remarkably successful business
within seven years. In those days
vulcanizing was almost unknown and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19

sue gives a partial view of the i'm
the local demand of one distributor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19
EVERYTHING In PLACE
FOR AUTO OPENING

[Continued From First Page, Regular
Section.l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

ten. nebrigens oles quite @oare,
sic lpir aber idsperli6 betommen
merben. 9ie Mngit Dor Sdunb ND,
re lomit gan5 iiberfliiiiig, eS miiBte
oen1L pie ser 8eri4t boSbaft be,
merit, ameritaniider 5du1nb fem.
3ebn gegen ems 511 1petten, 6irften
ge1piiie omeritanilde @eidaftslente
na6 6em &rieg geidtpinb nit aQer,
bar6 Sdptn6poare bet Ser Sano fem,
1lm iie nod Del1tldlan6 ab3ulo6en.
gs tpare 6as nidt bas critic Mul.
Man BERTHE MIR ant sic Set, no 6as
&aofabrfieber in Geutidlan6 ieinen
@obeu1nft erreidte. 0annals - 6ie
amerifaniide Sanoelsgeieaidaft miro
mobl miilen, mopon iie ipri6t ent-
bl0bete iib elm amerifaniideS Sous
nidt, cine ga113e 2ao11ng @durr6ra'
Ser 1ra6 Delttidlan6 gu i6iden, Die
beim er1ten @erlu6e ii6 in @oblge,
fallen auf10iten. Son DEM bla1ten
Mrge fat 1i6 ser amerifaniihe &a6>
banoel ME pieoer erboIt. Mlio ia
nidt bonn Sdunbabla6en re6en!
|gpnit erinnert mon ii6 on Dos alte
|Spridtport: Gs in6t feiner einen an=
6eren bi1ter Ser @ede, er baitte 6em
le1ber 6abinter geitedt. @iel better
1p4re es, nenm mir iett 9an6elSidiffe
bal1ten, Tim 1tob 6em @riege tpenig-
items 1tnferen eigenen &an6el in Sic
@an6 nebmen 5u f0n1ten.@s lit freili@
lei6er cine alte @ei6idte, 6ab unS
amerifanti6e 56iffe biel tbeuerer 5u
1teben fommen ols frem6e. Da mare
cine Mufgabe fir 6ie Mmerifaner!
linn 6ie neberf l11tba1ng nit 6e1ti6en
Mrbeitern u1rb 6elttider Sbunotpaare
bral16en iie ii6 feline gralten &oare
madIen at Ia1ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
@teoer lit @etb unS
0lteo.

IS gab cine 3eit, mo @iaeprGiioent
Mariban gar3 un6 gar ri6t NIT
Yrd li6ent @illon an einem Strange
3og. gr madte fem Sell 6ara1s,
oaB linn Sic geiammte &riegspolitif
6eS Yraiioenten miBfiel. Sci ber-
idie6enen @%elegenbeiten iprad er iid)
e1rergii@ gegen sic amerifaniiden
M1tnitionslie fer11ngen aus nn6 mir
erinnera1ng inns al1d> Dob er Die
INSTRUMENTATION 8inoeltridler
gegen sic Gerle11moa1ngen ibrer Sent
Sc pertbeioigte. Sett aber pldtidert
er mrrter imWilloni1en 6abrtpaller
un6 fin6et allies, mas Der Brait6ent
getbm bat, tbut un6 nod tbun miro,
id0n, 1peiie ur6 patriotif6. @s liegt
l1ns cine &ompagnere6e Dor, sic Soar
iball neuli6 irgen6tpo IN &entudD
bielt. gr lagte 6arin II. a. folgen-
6eS: -
Sag fir Sag bemddtigt ii@ unie-
res @olteS mebr un6 mebr 6ie neber=
5eltgr1rg, 6aB es 6ie mirfli6e Mbiidt
1nieres &rdii6enten lit, cine itrenge
Meltralitat anfre6t5uerbalten nn6
mebr 11n6 mebr ma6ft fem Ser
traue1t, bob er i'm Stanoe lit, einen
,ebrenbonen 8rie6en uufre@t 81 erbal=
ten. Die @in6eitri6 Biirger tpelde
glaubten, tie f0nnten cine 9treitmadt
aus 2el1ten aQer &aiien un6 ouer
@lm1benSbefenntniiie 5u einem ge=
meiniarne1r Mngriff gegen 6en Braii=
benton Ser Ser. Staaten a1fbringem,
peil er Mmerifa SEN 8rie6en erbal=
ten bat, iir6 enttdl1ldt tporoen."
Maribau tpeiB 1atiirli6 iebr tpob1,
0aB er sic 9euti6mertfaner, 6ie er
iebt @in6eitridler 1renrt, mabren6 er
iie friber in Sdub nabm, berle1m=
oct, merm er ibnen bortpirft, 6ab ite
Der ltdt batten 9eute al1er &alien
ltn6 offer Notwithstanding 5u Ell
nem gemeiniamerr Mngriff auf SEN
H%raii6enten GIT bereintgen, tpeil Ste
fer 6em 9a16e SEN Brie6en erbalten
babe. @ibt es in 6en ga13en omit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
|Subjefte, sic iid als @611b fir 6ieie
Sfiffe ben Gnalqn0ern per6inqen.

S01ffe 0en VnglanOerH OetolHgeH.
gs lit ,@raiioent 8ilion Der
0euti6la,16 6ara1r berbinoert, bieie
Sbiffe nit ibren barbariiden Mfor6=
perf5eugen 6ur6 feline Sa1dboote
perler1fen 81 lallen. 8eil Deut1d)=
lano es auf SEN BON 8il1on a1ge<
6robten @rieg NIT 6en Ser. 5taaten
>1id)t onfommen lailen mill, m1B eS
Die Sdiffe paiiierer lallen, oie SUM.
0erttatl enoe bon Ser barbariiditen
Morotpuffe iiber Sen S5ean b%ringen>
sic jen1al5 in einem neu5ettli4en
&riege Germenoung gefnnoen bat.
@Qbreno Nr1lioent 8il1on in Ser
Moae eines Mpoitels Ser Meni@li6=
felt poliert, miro in 5ranfrei6S
S6iitengraben bertpunoeten 6ent1
iden Seloen Ser ipibe Stabl in 6ie
A11gen o0er in Sic 8r11it gebobrt, Ger
in elmer a11erifanii6en 6abrtf ge=
gliibt nn6 NIT iiherem @eleit oes
Yr6iioenten iiber Sen S5ean %beforoert
lpuroe. Das lit @ilion'i6e Sumant<
taat> &pe111 man file Ser Bbraie ent-
fleioet. l1no 6os lit @il1on'ide Me1=
trolitat. 3mei 6iiitere 8latter 1T Ser
Bel 6idte Ser Ser. Staate11, ltn6 5tpet
Sit tere 8Iqtter in Ser Meni6beitsge=
ldidte. Oenn iie itn6 nit SLUT ge<
ldrieben. Mit DEM &lnte graniam
e%rmor0eter 6eutider @el6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

li9en Gba1n nn6 @alfen @ilions ct.
mas, 1pas feline Mitbiirger 6euti9er
Mbf11nft geneigt iin6 ibm als Ser
6ienit a1t5mre6nen, 10 lit eS 6o9 gar6
ielbitberitan6li6 Die Ebatia@e, Dob
CT auf 6aS Drangem Ser anerifani,
iden Mnglomat1en, er iolle 6en M-
Gierten i6irefte @~nffenbilfe lei1teM
bisber nidt reagiert bat. Die 8e=
bol1ptl1ng, BOB sic Demtl6nmerifn11er
gera6e 6esuegen @ilion i6lagen
moQten, lit alio %ungefabr Die 6iimm=
lte 9ige, ste Mariban a11Sipre6en
fon1rte. ln6 6ieI e 2iige lebt i'm in
upperlobnliden @i6eriprud nit Sen
an6eren &agnefibrern ieiner
Hortei, 6ie 6as 6euti die 8otum bo11pt,
iadlih NIT 6em Mrgl1ment at f06ern
iltden, Bob @illon 6aS 2an6 aus DEM
&riege bera1sgebalten babe. @are
Mariban nibt 1pie6er n%o1niniert mor-
BEN, 10 befdme ser Br6it6ent obne
S31peifeI beute manbe 1tna1rgenebne
@abrbeit bon linn 5u b0ren. 8iI-
ion 1par ober Hug genug> ibm SER
M11n6 gu itopfen, in6em er feline fritz
beren l1nbotmdBigfeiten iiberiab uno
ibm trob 6er1elben obermals einet1
Hlab m1f ieinem Si6et einrdumte.
lteber 6ieie @roBmutb lit Mmibau,
Ser 11atiirli6 tpie6ergetpabH tper6en
modte, 10 geriibrt, 6uB er prompt
2%infsnmfebrt madte un6 tpie6er in
&eib 11r6 @lie6 trot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
&rte8S8emtnne.

Motr lielt uno bort forttpabren6
bon 6en groBurtigen @etpinnen, tpel=
de uni ere Ml1nitions un6 Die
5abrifanten bo1t an6erem &riegsbe=
6arf er5ielt baben n116 tpelde in Mie=
ien6ibioenoe1, oie ii6 bis auf flint
gig @ro3ent belaufen, 3um Mus6rlde
fommen. Mber man fatr1 tpobl fem
bellereS 8eilpiel fir sic omrd 6en
europaiiden &rieg geidaffene u116
lpeniglterps tbeilpeiie re6t bergdng=
lide Yrolperitat in unlerm 2anoe
fin6en als ben SAT- Ser international
Mercantile Marine Company. 3ie-
fer Dor elm paor Sabren BON S. g.
Morgan 5u oem aus6riidli6en
3mede, Sen @ettbetperb Der 6elt=
i@em 9mpferlinien aus Ger @elt 31
16affen gegriin6ete Srult mebrerer
bieiiger nn6 a%usmartiger Sbiff=
fabrts1@ ieQidaften erfilte Die gr=
%lpartungen ieines urbebers un6 Ser
@(ftio1rare nur in iebr geringem
8ra6e un6 muBte Dor ettpaS mebr alS
Sabresfri1t tidy in Den @eridten bon
gte1p SerleD, mo 6aS l1nternebmen in
%forporiert por6en NOR, ols banferott
uno a1ber itm16e erflaren, ieinen
ftnan5iellen 8erpflidtunger na65lt=
fommen. 9ie STANDARDIZATION, 51n1
groBeren Gbeile unge6edt, tpl1roen
6amals NIT einbunbert MiQionen
9oQars a1rgegeben.
@or fur5em eridienen 8ertreter
6es Sr1lts Dor @eridt un6 boten
TIM Mnfbebumg 6eS nod i6tpebenoen
observation-disclosures, neil sic @eieG=
iGaf It m1nmebr imltan6e lei, alen
6oroeru1tgen geredt 81 tper6en. sic
fonne iammtlide Decentralization BE-
gleiderr nn6 babe borlaufig no6 11n=
pertbeilte @etpinte im @etrage BON
nube5u iteb5ig MiQionen Collars an
@an6, erfldrten sic @ertreter, un6
fugten a11s6riidli6 bin5n> 6aB 6ieie
fait 1nglaltbli6en Hrofite cine 6olge
oes &rieges feien. Sos @eridt erlieb
eime borlaa1fige Sr6re, 6ur6 melde
6em Mfaliebertpalter f%retere @ot16 in
Ser 0iibrung Ser @eidafte gegeben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

miro, un6 pir6 obne 3tpeifel in 8aI-
De m1@ Die gatslide M%ufbebu1ng 6eS
&o1rfuries beipiaigen. Grodtroter
iotpobl, als audi 8radtien6ungen TO-
ben, 1pie es in 6em @eiude Ser Mn-
malte Der @eiellidaft beiBt, oerartig
3llgenommen, 6ab ole 8abri9ein-
liffeit borban6en lit, fortan Sen Sc,
tried nit 8ortbeil fir Die Mftionare
5u fiibren.
3ab 6ie gegentpartigen obnorma-
lem Berbaltnilie nit Der @ie6erber.
itellung frieoli@er 8ultan6e in guro-
pa 1ln6 Ser @ei6eroufnabme unbe-
bin6erter Sdifffobrt ieitens oQer
Mationen 6urdgreifenoe M%en6erungen
erfabren tperoen, lit felbitoerltan6li9,
menm au6 mabrideinlid mod fir
langere 3eit tpegen Mangels an
|Sdiffen b0bere Iradtroten @eltrng
baben mer6en als urmittel6ar Dor
6em &riege. 9ie 8etpegung 5ur
S@affnung elmer groBen beimii6en
@unoelsflotte fat in Sen pergange,
1peH 31Ue1 SaDreH e1neH IraT11gen An'
ltob erbalten, un6 Ser umitano, baB
Ole Ser. Stoaten iebt 6aS be6euteno=
ite erportlam6 Ser gr6e getpor6en
iin6, ioqte biel 6a5u beitrogen, 6ie
eimnal emit tanoene Sanoelsflotte
audi altf ibrer Sobe 3u erbalten. Die
Observation-Disclosures ielber fon,
men urr6 milien IN 6ieler @inii@t
piel tbun, aber a11@ sic &egierung
iolte ibrer flaren Nflidt nadfom=
men, ale beimiiden Mnternebmun'
gen nod araften gu f0r6ern. Sic
Jeitieeung BON 1ifferential50aen fir
in amerifaniiden un6 in m6eren
|Sdiffen be or6erte @oaren bat in
Der er1 item @alfte 6es borigen Sobr=
bun0erts un1ere @anbelsmorine gu
ungeobnter 8liitbe gebroht, unb cine
abrlide Holitif miir6e au6 iebt mie=
Der BON groBtem Gortbeile fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Gime pa1emoe Mntwort.

Mmertfanil6e 3eitnngen a1rgltigen
6os E1tblifum felt MuSbrud 6es
&'rieges nit Ser @efabr elmer neber=
idmemmung uni ereS 2anoes nit
oeuti6en gintpan6ern unb 6eutl6er
S6nnomoore nab 6em &riege. DaS
bot sic in Berlin %belteben6e Mmeri=
cont Niiociation of Commerce ano
Ira6e beranlabt, ii6 o1@ ibrerieitS
nit ser Mngelegenbeit 5u befalien,
u116 90 fommen iene 8ettungen
1dledt meg. sic uiiBten nidt, mos
tie l1rieben, beiBt es in. einem Der
iingiten @eridte oiei er bodongeiebe=
mem &orperidoft, fannten Sic 6e1t=
iden 8erbdltnilie ni6t un6 iu6ten
ltb nn6 anoeren ettpaS peis5uma9en.
Gon elmer Musmonoernng aus
De1ttlblan6 nod 6em &riege tonne
porob feline &e6e lein. Sos gan5e
@etperbepe Ien lei bouer Gbatigfeit
un6 tper6e es a11b bleiben, un6 10
lei Mrbeit poQauf fir ie6en MrbeitS-
fabigen borbanoen. Sci g1ten SOB,
men. @s lage allo gar fem @rnn6
fir 6ie 2e11te Dor, a~l1s5utpm6ern,
o11d nidt mod SEN Ser. 5taaten,
iiber oeren 8erbdltniiie man in
Deuti9Gon6 nod un6 nod BETTER un-
terridtet tpiir6e. Mber cine Mbtparr6e-
rl1ng Ser 5ablretden Deuti@en, sic
6ur6 6en &rieg IN SEN Ser. @taoten
5uriidgebolten tptroem, Die iei gemiB.
Sos Iin6 ober 6o9 ntht 10 biel, tint
6et Mrbeitsmarft 6riiben at iber,
idhpemmen nn6 an6ere CUR Mustpm-
oer11ng 5u beronlofien. Sir no6 al
berner als 6ieies @etb1e bon elmer
at befiir9ten6en @intpan6ernng balt
Ser Beri9t Sic 8erin6e, Ben Mmert-
fonern Mngit 5u maden Dor elmer nes
berIdtpemm1t1g unieres 2on6es NIT
S9un6poore nah bent @riege bon
Deutldlam6 aus. Dos p6re einfo6
ri6t mogIi9, tpetl fol6e Sdp1n6-
maare ear ni6t borbon6en lei, tpe6er
als Sdun6 nod ols @aore.
Deut16lon6 broa1dt namlib, neil
es ia bon Ser @tnfubr obge1dnitten
lift, 6ie eigenen 8oaren 10 5iemli6
m1f 10 6aB nod 6em &riege MIR ge-
ringe @eitdn6e oorbarrben iein burf-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Gehen sic aft aus?

Sitter fommt roid gerl1g, obne BOB
man eS einla6et: @inige feben NIT
bier5ig alt aus. Sos formt 6aber,
meil iie Die 2eber un6 gingepeibe
bernad1aiiigen. Solicit Cure &tnge-
mei6e in r%egelmabigem Gong unb
Cure 2eber gefmnb, atn6 SIT tper6et
@u6 nidt n11r finger fiibIen, fon6ern
au6 finger ausieben. @eum SSbr o11
!$ortletbigfett o6er 8ilioftdt lei6e,
nebmt @bumberlain'3 Edblette. Sic
iin6 Defenders fir 6ieie ararnbfehen
beabfidtigt, un6 fte iin6 a11sge3et@net.
2eidt 5u nebnten un6 go1ra o~ngenebm
in &irt1ng. gu falfen in &enrp'S
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