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The Southern herald., 1916-05-05
Reason for Few Euos.

One reason why eggs are not laid IN
che winter months, even where there
are pullets, is that the summer sup
plv OF worms, bugs and insects is cut
81. and no meat substitute is given
20 take their place. The hen Is an
omnivorous feeder, requiring both
meat and vegetables.
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05

it is one of the most live and up-to-
date scientific libraries with which
this government supplies its scientific
investigators.
This is the library of the bureau
of fisheries, and the custodian. who
has done the greater part of the work
in building and systematizing this.
one Of the most active and useful
scientific aids Of its kind, is woman
Miss Rose MacDonald-thoroughly
competent to care for the special Il.
brary Of which she is the head. She
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05

ton is one of great importance and
many people who have raised poultry
for years without keeping account OF
expenses, and then turned to a SEN
sible system of accounts, have been
surprised to learn that it cost them
more to keep their focks than they
received from them. However, people
are learning how to manage poultry
and even with grain at the high prices
that have prevailed the last five years
have been able to make a compare
lively good profit in poultry.
For growing chickens a mixture
composed of three pounds Of wheat,
three pounds of cornmeal, meat con-
tanning 50 per cent Of digestible pro-
tein mixed with two pounds Of finely
cut clover or alfalfa makes an excel.
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05

VueII own IutlIe plans, returned to the
original plan for the federal city sub
mitted to President Washington in
1890 by Maj. Pierre LEnfant.
But this scheme embraced only
the broad sweeping avenues, the trees
and recurring green spots In triangles,
squares and odd corners which make
Washington so charming and SO
unique.
1t remained for a public-spirited
woman to throw the weight of her in.
fiuence and to inspire others with her
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05
Federal Health Service Makes War on Washraq

NOW the extinction Of the washras
" the
target its COMPANION
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05
Woman Helps Make Capital More PresentabIs

HAS become commonplace Washington is one Of the
beautiful cities Of the world This natural coussu
when various engineers and lansape artists after expentne
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05
Library Devoted Solely to Subject Of Fish

AN whole library fish? There
ngon which the best fish library the world and it is the
useful institutions its kind existing the Washington
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05

dUU OIbOW WuOI o II 10 PIUHHOU % use
six battleships to take those who pre-.
sent themselves for training for
months cruise, beginning about Au.
gust 15.
The vessels to be utilized as train.
ing ships will take on their student
personnel along the Atlantic coast
probably at New York, Boston, Phila.
delphia, Norfolk, Portland and
Charleston. It is estimated that the
six battleships will make possible the
training Of $500 men. A similac nrn
The Southern herald., 1916-05-05
81 TNIATIONALE
CApTTAL.AFfAIDS
70 Put PIattsburg Idea Into Effect at Sea

his advisers decided to g
rate system of training similar in general outline
that on which military have been established at Pag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Is. Mmg1tit.

4rogrammnabig bon5iebt ii9 Die
@rnppierung Ser 6eutiden nn6 otter
reidiid-ungariiden @treitfrafte an
ser Sitfront, un6 an Ger @eltfront
lit BON elmer Sffeniipe ni6tS mebr
5n bemerfe1. Sort gibt eS rtrnebr
regelre6te @teuunesfdn1pfe. gsa6
angriffen bon Ser groBten &efttgfeit
an Ser Got1n1e 6ie Biz ttef in Die
9eodt binetn oauerten, faBten Die
8rite1r, tpie 0ie Sberite Seeresleitnng
belte mel6et, SUB in Ser eriten 2i1rie
Oeltl9er Sdubengraben an Der
5bieppolBo5iereS= =8ront.
Selterrei6ii6=6euti6e Sr1ppen
nrter General bon @otbtner bteten
oern ruiliiden @ormarid an Ser obe=
rem @tripa inn n0r6li6en @ali5ien
entldloiienen @i6ertan6. Sic baben
ltarfe Mngriffe in 3boro&p<&om omimbp-
9lb1d1ttt b0llig abgel6lagen.
Ser Scatter lit abernals nab ser
S1t=Sront abgereiit, iogt ein IN Ser
lin ansgegebener amtlt9er Bert9t,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Mppelliert an &atriptismms.

@abren6 elmer Mo6mittagsfonfe,
rer5 nit Sen 8ertretern ser 8rii6er=
l9aften appellierte 8raii6ent 8ilion
an ibren Natrtotisn1us un6 forberte
iie anf, aues IN ibren &rafteu
lteben6e at tbun I'M oem @treif aus
oem @ege 3u geben. gS beiBt, bab
Ser Brqii6ert nod ai@t it9er lit, of
feline 8en1iibungen bon @rfolg iein
tper6en. Die &onferen5en I'M 8ei.
ben &ouie tper6en bel1te fortgefebt,
6o@ glaubt man, 6ab oie &riiis eri1
ont Donneritag fommt. W. g. @ar.
ter bon ser 8rii6eri9aft Der Babnbei-
ger nn6 2otonotibfiibrer tit mad
Seem Sort obgereiit, I'M Dos btSbert.
| ge @rgebriB Ser @erbonolnngen Der
$40 Delegaten por5ulegert. Nfar
bGIt es fir n10gIi6, 6aB otes Die Mn'
tpeienbeit Der Delegaten IN Walbtng
ton unnotbig ma@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
13. M1tq1tit.

s11 Seem yorfer ftna1t5iellen @rei-
fen ertpartet man, 6aB irnerbalb 5tpet
@ohen cine neue &riegsmleibe fir
gnglan6 int 8etrage bon $250,00O
betanrt gegeben miro. Dieie @nlei-
be ion, fir 5tpei Sabre 5u flint &ro-
3ent Ioufen. 9ie amerttaniide
Soreigm Securities So. ODER eine
meme @orporation miro Die Mn1eibe
iibermebmen. @i@erbeiten fir Bic
Mn1eibe i6lieBen fana6if@e, orgenti-
nii@e un6 fdtpei8erii6e gfegierungs.
bombs m1t6 Mftien anerifaniider
@obnen int 8ertbe bott $300,000,-
600 etrt.
Gin 8eri@t bon @erIfn iiber 2on-
6on fagt: gaor6li9 bon Ser @omme
griffen 3tpii1en Tbiepbal nn6 oem
Eauremur= =@alo iotpie Bel @mil1e-
mont sic 8rtten nit itarfen Srl1p-
penfrGftett an; 1tor6l@ bon OQipers
1uu6 BEL 8o3ieres >pur6en fie int $on6-
qemenge un6 in @egenangriffen ab-
getpieietl in Ser @egar6 m0ro1id bon
@a5entin4leGetit unSs nabe @uine-
mont tpuroet iiesourd 6as Teuer I'M.
ferer @ei6iibe fotpie Der SSnfanterie
1urb Ser mafdinengetpebre abgetpte.
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
IL. M1ta1tit.

0ie Giirfen geben an ollen ibren
syronten iiegrei6 bornn, un6 Sic M,
liierten, sic 6a g1a1bten, 6as tiirfii@e
Seer uber sic @9ulter anf6mtetr gu
f0nnen, feben ii6 gar iebr getani6t
Mie IN glrn1erien mn6 &erften 1tno
om1 @re3fanal 10 ftn6en a1@ in Wse-
Iopptunien sic 8rtten an 6en Siirfen
tbren MeiIter; ebenio bat au@ an Ser
faufafif9er Gront 6as @latt ft@ &c.
tpen6et. Sort geben 6ie Siirfen itdn=
otq bora1r, tn6 in Meiopotamien
tpur6e Elm britif@er @orltoB Bel Maiz
iiepieb int g1tpbrattbal nnter idtper.
item @erlniten fir sic Eirfen abge.
fdIager.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

SteQungen getporfe11. sSn Beriie1t
6auert Ser 9iid5ug Der 9tuiien bel
San1aoan fort. 8al6 per6en Die
Giirferl 6ie ii@ olS auSge5ei@nete
Gerbiin6ete Ser Weittelrnadte erpro=
be11 au9 an Der Sitfront angreifen,
I'M oort bel Ser 9fie6erlage Der ruiz
iii6en Sffeniibe nit ein5ugreifen.
@enn erlt 6ie notbmen6igen 8erltar-
fungen eingetroffen ii1l6, 6iirfte mobl
Musiidt auf einen bal6igen Tint
idmung 6er Sage an 6ieier Jront 5n
mtel6en ieim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Sic &rie9sla9e.
is. 9lmamlt.

9as 96li1nrnlte ser anglo<fron5o-
ilcben Offe11iipe ON ser Sonlne I'll
nad slnlidt Ser sort fan1pfenoe11
oeutl9en Sffi5iere iett boriiber, OBJ
glei6 5ugegeben miro, oaB Die ger=
iltdye Ser grte11te-Gruppen, 6ie 6elt-
| lcbe 2inie 5u 6urdbreden, tpabri6ein.
lid nod} nidt gan5li6 aufgegeben
poroem iino. 0ieie suniidt muroe
eiueu @ertreter ser sliiociierten
arelie gegeniiber, tpel6er oie oortige
lSront bon Beronne aus in iii6Dltli=
der &ihtl1ng bier Sage long be1u9t
bat> nebr als elm 9ube1161nal aus=
geiproben.
sluh an Ser Oltfront beginnt ii@
|iett sic Sage fir sic 8erbiin0eten
gii11itiger 5u geltalten. 9ie @rmee
&obeB riidt in SEN &orpatben lieg=
reib Dor unb bot sic 5tarotpipc5pna=
@obe 16rolid bon gapul genommen.
slue slngriffe ser &uiien n0rolid bon
9nie1ter 1purbe11 abgelblagen. 1te
9sel1grl1ppierrtng Ser @eere unter
Stn6e11burg nn6 Gr3ber5og &arl
Tran5 Soiepb lit obne 8peifel pou=
5pgen tporoe1r.
Seiterreidii6e un6 oeutibe Site
ger baben I'M 9uftfampf ii6 aber-
mails betpabrt nn6 nene Siege 6abon-
getragen. Gin 0iterreidii6es 9uft-
idifft bei6oB b0dit erfolgrei6 Die
italieniiden @teuungen am Sion5o>
tpGbren6 be11ti6e Wearineflteger tpie-
oernm es auf 6ie ruiii16e sSniel Seiel
obgeleben batten un6 quite &eiultate
erlangten. Srob 6es beftigen Seners
ruIlii6er Mbmebrgeidibe febrten ol=
le 6el1tiden Mai6inen nnbeidaoigt
no9 ibrer @aits 5uriid.
Qlniierte Oeilitarfiibrer baben per=
ludt, sic uDeuti6lan6 Mnsbunge-
rnngs=& =&on1pogne" 5u nnteritiiben
o,trb Srbranofeben 6entiber grate-
feloer, tpie in 8erlin ei1rgetroffene
geri6te iagen. 9ie fir5li6en l1e-
berfqne our@ anglo =fran5oiiide 5lie=
ger ouf 6en @9tpar5tpal6 uno Mder=
lano in ser ge4be bon &arlsrube io1=
len MIR @erin9sfabrten getpelen iein.
rgs tpuroe1p 8ran6bomben auf 6eloer
ge1porfen nit Ser lt6tli6en Mblt6t,
groBe 8ra1t6e 5l1 ert5iin6en 6o6 ba=
ben lie MIR geringen S6a6en ange=
ri6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

Die Deut1ben trteben tpte Die
Sberlte @eeresleitmng aus @erltn
beute 11a61rrittog berlauten laBt, ge-
1tern abeno in einen @egenangriff
oie 8riten aus 5@ibengraben Ser
erIten 2i11ie ii6meltlicb &birpbal bel
go5ieres, sic bon 6en 8riten 1T ben
geltrigen &dntpfen belett mor6en tpa=
rem, an elmer 6ront bon 700 Oaros.
Die ruiiiiGen Streitfrafte im &au=
faIns uno in @eriien ftn6, tpie 6ie
tiirfii9e @eereSleitung am 13. slu=
gl1it n1eloet, tpeiter 5uriidge6rangt
&por6e1. @on ser 0itli6er Sront 6es
@eneralfelomari9ans bon &inoen=
burg beiBt eS: &uiiii6e angriffe 1iio=
1id 51norgon un6 bel SubieS5om tpa-
ren 1i@t erfolgrei@. 8eitli6 3aloc5e
lpuroen fein6li6e glngriffe abgetpie-
len. Gon ser Gront 6es @r5ber5ogs
@arl 6ran3 sSoiepb miro gemeloet::
@eltli9 Monaiter5psfa un6 an Ser
@iltriba iii6tpejt1i6 9tanislau tpur=
Sen angreifen6e &uiiem our@ nniere
@ege1angriffe tbeilpeiie 5uriidge-
rfen.
Direft iii6li9 Ser Son1me ma@z
ten lart 8erltner 8eri6t iiber 2on=
6on Sic Gran5oien einen Mngrtff ge-
gen 8iabes, ser u1rter 6euti6em
6ener pouig uiammenbra@. 9eorb-
Ii1 8ertne1es, bel @on1bres ltn6 iii6=
li9 2uife ma6ten 6eutihe Hatrol1il-
len @efangene in Ser .fein6li@en 2i-
ME. gln nrebreren Yi1nften 1pur6en
feinoli6e glnffldrungsabtbe
11riifgetrieben. Gin britii6er 9op'
pel6efer tpuroe 1i6li@ pom 8apaume
beru1tergeidoiien. 2eutnant 5ranH,
ser an eine1n erfolgret@en 2uft=
fat1npf iu6li6 @apaume tbeilnohm,
erbielt bonn &atIer 6en Sr6en Nour.
Ie=lfe1tt.
Das Marineoepartement 6es otter,
reidii6en &riegsmintiteriums mel
set: Gin 0iterreidti@=ungarii6es
Weari1ref eflug5euggeidmaoer bei@oB er-
fo1grei@ eine fetn6lt6e 8atterie on
ser Mitn6ung 6es sSion5o nn6 oie
neutrality-suspicious. in @rooo.
Mebrere gut Sreffer muroen er5ielt.
1niere Slug5euge febrten trob befh-
ger @eidieBung unDeriebrt 5rriid.
Sejtli@ Ser Sonme, mdbrer6 Die
fran5oiii@en &ononen ibren Meor=
gengrnB briillten mn6 oie 6enti6en
&anonen ibre M1ttport 6onnerten, er=
1d)ien beute Ser 6euti6er Scatter 11n=
ertpartet i11 einem fleinen Dorfe ge=
raoe binter ser Sront, nabm eilig
eine 8ara6e ob, tpobet Ser Scatter fait
atnonsgeiebt lddelte un6 6eforierte
eir1ige Sffi5iere uno Monnfboften>
tporouf er eine fur5e glnipra6e btelt
u1r6 6ann raI@ na6 oen boroerlten
gteuunge1t f1br.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

lrad)oen1 er BEL ieiner1 rtebrtagigen
s(ufentbalt on ser 8elt- -Sront 6ie Mr=
1nee oes &ronprin5e1r belu6t un6 in
8egleitung 0es 0berbefeblsbabers
au6 geri6ie6enes binter oer
@6ladtfront IN Sba6t genomanen
batte.
Ser itolie11ii6e 6iir@teni6ts 9eo=
1raroo 6a @inci lit inn Soften bon So
ra1lto in 6ie 2l1ft geflogen. slus Ea-
ris miro gen1el0et, 6ab Ser Han5er-
folob our9 ei1r Seuer, 6aS in feiner
aiide e11tltanb> perni6tet tpur6e.
GieIer 9eo9ridt lit foum @lauben gu
l6ellfelr, mabrldeinliber lit es, ouB
CT anf cine Weine gerietb ooer mobl
nod gar 6urd ein 6euti6es unter-
leeboot leinem 56tdlal entgegenge-
fiibrt tpmroe. Ser Siir6te1tt6ts pur-
Sc inn October 1911 bonn Stapel ge-
IaiIen. @ein &auntinbalt betragt
|22,OOO Ionre11. Som italtenil6en
&riegspIab tpur6e BON 8erlin beri@<
tet:: ussS1n SIM Iii itrilfftt trilfftt 5tpii@en 6em Meere
un6 6en1 Gipacco<Gbal tpur6en meb=
rere italie11ilde Gerin6e, it@ unite
rem itarfen Stelungen 5u naber11 8u-
rmdgel6lager. 9luf 6en &oben iu6,
li9 bon @0r3 tparfen nniere Ernp-
pen tpieoer ei11en itarfen Mngriff 5n=
rid mn6 n1odten 10 0ffi5tere nn6
140 Ma1n 5u @efangenen. Monte
|gan Gabrielle u1t6 Monte Santo
tpuroen beftig bon feinbli@er Mrtil-
lerie bel@oiie1. Mn Ser Stroller 6ront
|n1a6ten tpir IS @efangene, 6arnnter
flint Sffi3iere, uno erbeuteten ein
Mai6tnengetuebr."
Die &egierung but 6em &et6Stng
Elm 8eiBbu9 iiber 6en SAL oes BRIT
til9en acknowledgements 8aralong
lbernittelt. Maitglie6er Ser 8en1atu=
nung 6ie1es 8ootes baben, tpie ge=
nrel6et tpur6e, Dor einem Sabre Dent<
I6e bon einen1 Saudboote getootet,
ooS bon Sen 8riten berlenft tpor6en.
Dus 8eiBbud e11tbalt an1tlide oeut-
(l6e nto brittl6e 3ofumente. Ser
e1rbgiilttge 8eridt 1agt Ser neber1ee=
Neuigfeitenogertur 5ufolge: ~Die
oeutlde &egierung fat in ibrer @nt=
MORT ouf Sic @rflarungen Ser britt
diem &egterung inbe5ug auf oaS oeut=
|l9e Menoran6um pom 10. SSanuar
1916 iiber Sen Baralong= Sal, in
meldem Deuti@lan6 6en britii6en
goridlag, Sen Sal einem internatio=
nolen Gribntral 5u n1terbreiten, ab=
lebnte, geiagt, 6aB ite infolge Ser
&oltung Ger briti16en &egierung gu
Ser l1eber5eug11ng gefommen 1ei 6ob
es nn1n0glid iein mir6e, @erbono=
lnnge1r fort3uieben. @lei65eitig fiin=
01gte 01e Heg1ern11g an, DaB tie S1ez
oerpergeltungSmaBregeln ergreifen
Fper6e in reinitimmung NIT Ser
Mrt Ser @ermusfor6er1tng, 1no ite
fiigte BEL: geatiirlih bot 6ie 6eutlde
Megierl1ng es dbgelebnt, auf 6ie bon
| 6en britii@en @eeleuten begangenen
gerbre@en 61r9 dbrli@e @ie6erper.
geltungsmtaBregeln 5u anttporten> mie
3. g. 6us @ri6ieBen britiider &riegS,
qefangener. Mber 6euti6e 2uftidiffe
(tper6en Dos engli1@e &olf iiber5eu.
gen, 6aB Deuti6lan6 oie 9eittel bat,
at berbiite11 6aB 6ie @raufa1nfeiten
ser 9ffi5iere nn6 Ser 8emannung
| 6es 8uro1ong ungeliibnt bleiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

Die 6euti9e Seeresleitung meloet
in ibren1 8eri6t iiber Ole Gage at
ser 0fliden Srott:: sSS1n M16nitt ser
Mrnpeen 0eS gr5ber3ogs &arl 8ran5
1par in Ser Ma6t 1ebbafter &f
in Ser @egen6 iii6li@ bon 8alotide
(ant 5eretb). Dte bon mns begon-
ne1e1r 8etpegungen Der geeugrmpppie'
rnng unlerer Sruppen mer6en genalt
no9 mnieren &ldnen auSgefubrt.
@iioli6 bon 3abie (in ben @arpa=
tbe1r) nab1nen mir bel einem Mngriff
700 Mann gefangen uno erbeu6eten
6rei Ma6inengetpebre. gu beioen
geiten Ser GapuL@obe fteben 6el1t-
f9e Grnppen I'M @anpf. Sln Der
@in6enburgti6en 5ront muroen ruiz
lii6e 9lngriffe in Ser 9edbe BON Dm=
bncc55e ont Strumen meitli6 Dom
@to5elzSee un6 iii6li@ BON 3aret,
f@e bereitelt. SSt1 6em 9ofboo=&nie
0ltli@ bon @obel erbel1tete1t mir meb=
rere Mai6i1tengapebre. Srn 2aufe
ser 1ebten Sage fan6en unfere Slie-
ger lobne116e 8iele e11tlang Ser ,8abn-
lirtie &opel=5ornp fotpie groben
febn6libe1 8itpafs 110r6Gt6 6abon;
iiberaM tpur6en ergtebig 8omben ab-
getporfen. Mor6lt@ bon @oful tpmr-
Sc i1t ei1em 2mfttm1pf Elm fein6li<
dies Slug8eug abgei6oiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
IL. M1ta1tif.


gln Ser tpeItli6en Gront greifen
oie Dentiden 6ie britti6en atn6 fran'
a1iil9en Ermppen 5u betoen Seiten
ser 5on1ne lebbaft an; BON Ser Ser
6mn=Tront 0it1i9 ser Maas meloe11
sic @eri@te fotpobl 6euti6e mie fran'
5oliide 9lngriffe; nirgen6s fin6 gro
Bere &erdn6erpngen eingetrete1r.
6ran5oiii@e Sruppen 6rangen, tpie
sic Sberite @eereSleitung IN 8erlin
beute na6nrittag n1ittbeilt, in einen
@olo nor6tpefli@ Sem in elmer @ei-
be BON 9lngriffen n0roli6 ser Cont
me geltern Mben6 ein. Mn6ere Mn-
griffe 5mil6en NfaurepaS n1o Der
Sonrme bra@en mnter 6em oent19en
Teuer 5nlantnen.
Mn Ser oftli6en Srott fabren Die
Mnilen in ibren1 @or6ringen nit itar=
fer nebernra9t I'M iii6ltden @oli5ien
ouf @alic5, 6en S6liiiiel 5u Sent
berg, fort un6 1pel6en meitere @r=
folge; 1penig &eran6erung an Der
ubrigen 4ro11t. fuiiii6e Grnppen
11la6ten pergebli@e Mngriffe gege1
oie 6euti6e 6ront bei Dubc5De5f nno
anf bei6en @eiten bon &roSciannr.
gln ser 0tli6en Tront geben oie
6eutlden un6 0iterrei6iid=rngari'
lden Iruppen in Ger geengrnppie=
rung ibrer bor Ger rnlit16en Heber>
tra6t 51riidgenommenen Grnppen
plann1dBig Dor; Sic &uiien meloen
tpeitere @rfolge in 6er @egeno bon
@tonislau.
Sic s5taliener meloen meitere Ct
folge in ser @egen6 oitlib bon @or5,
ood balte1r 6ie Seiterrei6er nod
tpi6tige &0beniteuungen. Sic Str
DIE 5ut1ta Maria 6ormola tpl1roe bel
einem 0terrei6s11ngariiden Slug
5eugangriffe auf @eneotg in Der
gea6t bonn 10. Muguit 5eritort. Sat-
oue &unlhperfe 6ieier &ir@e maren
entfernt tpor6em.
Gin 911ftangriff ouf 6en britii@en
@riegsbafen Dober lit beute na6mit'
tag bon 5tpet 6ertiben Marineflng,
5eugen urternonmen tporoen. Sin
anntlider 8eribt bon 2on6o1 iagt,
oaB bier 8on1ben getporfen tpnroen,
BOB Elm Sffi5ier un6 feds W&ann
leiht pertpun1et ieien, bab aber MIR
geringer n1ilttdrtl9er S4u6en ange=
ridtet tpor6en fet.
@otpoW in @rme1tietr als oltd in
Ger1ien befin6en it6 Sic Eiirfen IN
elmer Sffeniibe, bte als redt erfolg'
reid be5ei6rret tper6en nr&B. Sic
ftarf befeitigtem 8erge iiioli@ bon
Bittis int g(r1netien 1tnb 6ie Staote
8ittis uno @ui6 >pur6en genom1men.
glu@ Bel Mgtrof un6 bent Ei@leguel=
&iiqeI pur6en Die &uilen aus ibren
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-28

THERE are some sO-called
leaders in the republican party
in Van Buren, county, who state
and continually reiterate the
claim that there are two factions
in the party in this county. They
take delight in making that point
strong. Now if there were two
factions in a majority of the Re-
publican states in the Union, as
is claimed for Van Buren, county
Mr., Wilson would be the next
President of the United States.
If there are two factions in the
party in this county, it is to be
regretted. Those who make such
claim, and endeavor to verify
the same, cannot it would seem
have the interest and success of
the Republican party at heart.
Think it over.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-28
[Oxford Leader of May ), 1916 !

hess grounds Alone FOR Frank 3 Leland
is emiuentlY we'll qualified for che posi-
tloD OF governor of tnls great state. Ex-
perienced 10 f1sl ace aud business, pos
sessng educational tr,iniug rapres u te d
by two degrees from the state university
and still retaining a VAN ptaca n his
heart for the farming life and Interests
from which he sprang. ne cpnoines quail
tiles seldom presented IN gubernstorial
candidates
As president o, the UuIted Savings
Bank of Detroit, he commands the con.
fidence and respect Of tho solid business
interests of the state, and As President
of the Detroit tuberculosis Sanitorium
he was engaged in war against the
white plague that has made the entire
state his debtor. Eight years a regent
OF the U. of NJ, handling the expendi-
lures OF millions of dollars, show the
capacity of the man as well as indicating
that he has had exceptional opportuni-
ties for studying the business methods
of the state and its institutions. He
comes not before the pu forum as an
neophtye, but as a successful business
man OF practical experience.
From the standpoint OF political ex
pedency, the party which wishes to
gain control the reins of state govern
ment must consider Leland. He comes
in the unique character Of man on
whom all Wayne county Republicans
can combine and with the endorsement
OF all the press of the metropolis con.
dition we cannot recall as ever occuring
ia the past For in harmonizing Wayne
he has accomplished what has been
thought an impossbility.
Nor does his support seem to be de.
pendent upon the heavy vote OF the me.
tropolis, although that is bound to be
great factor in his favor at the primaries.
He has large following 10 the state as
evidenced when be was nominated for
regent of the u. OF VI. despite the oppo.
sition of factional organizations in
Wayne.
His strong personality, varied bust
ness experience, high educational quail.
fications and commendabe record in
public and private life will make him a
mighty potent factor ia the coming
primary campaign.
IL nominated his election is assured.
II elected Michigan will have governor
second tn none in the Union.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-28
LET'S ALL BE FAIR

1t is mighty poor politics this
year for republicans to harp
about the fact that this man or
that man was Bull Moose"
four years ago. There will be a
battle royal next November, and
if the Republican party is to win
it must have the support of those
who were Progressives then. Re-
publicans quite generally recog
nize this fact, and are willing to
forget that there ever was
Bull Moose" party. Mr.. Hughes
republican candidate for Presl-
dent takes the right course when
he confers with Mr.. Roosevelt
and other Progressive leaders.
He has even selected six Of the
leading Progressives as members
of his campaign committee, and
has set an example that should
be emulated by everyone who
has the success of the Republi-
can party at heart in the coming
campaign. What does it matter
who were Progressives four
years ago, and who were not.
That is past and gone, and 1t is
the future that should be kept in
mind. We are all Republicans
now, so let's be fair, and instead
of harping about the conditions
of four years ago, give every
body a square deal and get in the
harness for good team work and
republican victory at the polls
in Move nber.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-28
SENATOR TOWNSEND

Senator Charles E. Townsend,
of Michigan has earned the re-
nomination which the Republi-
can party will undoubtedly
give him next August, and the
reelection which the voters will
then give him next November.
Senator Townsend has been
painstaking and effective in his
public work. In views and votes
his attitude toward pressing pub
lie problems has been sound,
sane and sincere. His reflection
of the desires and demands of
Michigan's electorate majority
has been accurate and aggressive.
He deserves a renewal of his
senatorial commission.
Eight years in the lower house
of Congress and six in the upper
house have seasoned him with an
invaluable experience which
could not be duplicated in any
other direction in this particular
election. Service is the best
measure of a mans ability and
availability. Senator Town
sends service speaks for itself,
and eloquently. The Nation will
need experienced statemen more
than ever in meeting the prob
lens which inexperienced states
manship has been accommodating
and multiplying as a legacy for
the next Congress and the next
administration. If Michigan's
senatorial contribution to the
next Congress aud this next ad-
ministration shall return the
gentleman from Jackson to his
seat in the upper house, Mich
igan will have honored herself
and helped the country.-Grand
RAPIDS Herald.