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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Elmer A. Horstman of Ia Grande
is at the St. George.
Mr.. and Mrs, d, Caldwell of Helix
are at the Bowman.
P H. Buchholz Of Stanfield spent
last night in the city.
n. d. Swearngen left yesterday for
Seattle on business trip.
Edwin Onstott Of Pasco is regis,
tered at the Pendleton
Henry Dorm of Echo was an over
night visitor in the city
Irwin c, Brooks of Athena came
down from his home yesterday.
MIR, and Mrs, f. Zimmerman of He
lix were in from their home yesterday.
W. Bollons, well known O-W. Of
fetal. was here in his private car
yesterday
Mrs, Nj, L. Watts and daughter
We're down from their home at Athe-
ma last evening.
n A. Miller, pioneer furniture
dealer of Athena, was at the Golden
Rule last evening.
A. r, Shumway returned to his
home at Milton today after spending
several days in the city
Mrs. j. A. Alton of Hillsboro is here
visiting her son. C. f. Alton of 21S
Stonewall Jackson street.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. f. Louis of st
Anthony, Idaho, who have been Wis
iting here for some time returned to
their home today
John F. Hoyt, organizer for the
w. o. W. has returned from Walla
Walla to continue his campaign here
for another 80 days,
Miss Louise Stocking, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Grace Stock
ing for several weeks, will leave this
evening for her home in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs, C, F. Colesworthy left
for Roseburg to attend Nose Thomp-
son, a pioneer resident of this city who
is very i'll at the old soldiers home
Fred T. Bloch. manager of the Ho-
tel Pendleton. arrived home this
morning from California where he
had been visiting his mother. Mrs
Bloch stopped in Portland for visit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Miss Katherine Stanfield of Port
land is a house guest of the Misses
Mary and Helen Johns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29
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FIRST BRITISH FOOD CONTROL
MEASURE CALLED A FAILURE
Regulation OF Hotel Courses Futile,
Says Newspapers; Tickets or
Tax Urged.

ANA AAENhs
LONDON, Dec. 29.-According tC
some newspapers the experience Of
two days of the first food control
measure. which regulates the number
and nature of courses served in hotels
and restaurants, has been sufficient
to prove it futile, 1t is said not only
to have failed to check consumption
but in many instances to have in
creased it,
1t is claimed that there has been q
lack Of supervision. and many Gus,
toners, finding that they could in
dulge in several servings Of the same
dish without having more than one
course counted against them have
availed themselves freely Of the loop.
hole.
Moreover, there is nothing to pre-
vent anyone from taking a succession
of meals in different places The pa
pers urge food tickets or tax on ho-
tells and restaurant bills, as in Paris
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

u the man who is going to invent
g practicable way to harness the suns
heat direct is now buying his ccnl
by the ton he doubtless feels sreat
stimulation of his inventive faculties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29
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George Pernger is entertaining this
afternoon, Her guests include prin-
cipally the college set and are Miss
Zella Thompson, Miss Katherine
Thompson, Miss Helen Johns, Miss
Mary Johns, Miss Lillian Boylen, Miss
Leura Jerard, Miss Pauline Rice, Miss
Olive Gwinn, Miss Beth smith, Miss
Mildred Berkeley. Miss Claire Raley,
Miss Daphne Swearingen and Miss
Thelma Thompson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Mrs Roy Wilcox who underwent
an operation at ST. Anthony's hospital
on December 1S, is improving nicely.
Miss Ruth Fraley became the bride
OF w Eldon Furnish last night az a
charming and smart ceremony Solem-
nized at 3 O'Clock in the First Presby-
terrain church Rev. John H. Boyd Of
ficiated, and the ceremony was fol-
lowed by a large reception at the home
Of the brides parents Mt and Mrs.
W. D. Fraley, on Fourteenth street
Mrs, Stewart J. Moore was matron Of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Bernice Incas and Miss Louise cas-
well Folsom Tallman of Pendleton,
acted as best man and the guests were
ushered by Harold Brock, Clifton IT.
win and Stewart ], Moore.
The church was charming in its
simplicity the floral arrangement
being suggestive Of spring, done in
pastel tints Preceding the cere-
mony. Mrs Robert Stipes sang a solo,
Edgar f. Coursen presiding at the
organ. and also playing the wedding
march The bride was attractive in
a gown Of cleaning white satin and
tulle. with silver trimmink. and her
bouquet was a shower Of brides roses
and orchids,
Mrs. Moore. matron Of honor. was
attired in a gown of billowy pink tulle
and she carried bouquet Of Cecil
Brunner rose buds and ferns The
bridesmaids gowns were in the or
child tones. and their bouquets were
Ophelia roses.
Mr.. and Mrs, Furnish left for a
short wedding trip to the coast, but
have not yet chosen their future resi-
dence.-Portland Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Many delightful little gatherings
are making the holiday vacations of
the students now home from the vari-
Gus colleges and schools a gay round
of festivities. Among the most inter-
citing Of these affairs is the prettily
appointed sewing party at which Mrs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29
DNNNANNN NRVNoNN
HORSE HAS No REVERSE,

NI7'13.'IA ~" - 1''1' II
D NEW YORK, Dec 29,-"My =
. horse he used to he in the cav 4
. alry-my brave horse-he goes z
. only one way-foTward 4
. So pleaded Tany Caroseno. 21, 4
. driver, of No, 2S7 Mott street 4
. to Magistrate House in the Traf- 4
. fic court yesterday. Patrolman 4
= I.enehan accused Tony of refus- 4
. ing to back up his brave horse 4
. on Broadway
. Sometimes even cavalry re- 4
= treat" said the magistrate; 81
= fine"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

\ number of Pendleton young peo-
pie went up to Athena last evening
10 attend a party given in honor OF
Miss Hazel RAIDER, formerly of this
city, by Miss Ruth Rothrock. whose
guest she is.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Struve have
returned from a visit with friends in
La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Mrs Cora T. Lyle. formerly of La
Grande, but now living in Pendleton
is spending the holidays with Mrs. w
B. Sargent 1t will be remembered
that Mrs, Lyle was prominent in mu-
sical circles while in La Grande and
was an important member of the
Tuesday Musical She will be here
only a few days, but will be glad to
meet as many of her friends as pos
sible.-La Grande Observer.
The jolly Neighbors enjoyed a de.
lightful session over the bridge ia
bles yesterday afternoon, being en-.
tertained by Mrs. c. X. Cranston at
her home on Willow street. None but
club members were in attendance. the
favor for high score being captured
by Mrs. H. f. Bickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Koeppen enter
tained charmingly last evening, ask
ing a group of friends for several
games Of cards, Mrs. Wesley Matlock
and G. l. La Dow were the successful
contestants for high honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Collins and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Burroughs lett
last evening by way Of Walla Walla
for San Francisco where they will
spend several weeks
Miss Katherine Stanfield of Port
land is a house guest of the Misses
Mary and Helen Johns.
Charmingly appointed in every de-
tail the wedding of Miss Mayree Sny-
der and Harley Curl was solemnized
last evening at 9 O'Clock at the Pres
byterian manse, the father of the
bride, Rev, ]. E. Snyder, officiating.
Though simply arranged, the cere-
mony was exceedingly pretty, being
preceded by a beautiful solo by Mrs.
Raymond Hatch, while the bridal
party entered to the strains of the
"SNAAii6 ma III a. PAeagCa b9 lh'S MAT
Poulsen. The bride was lovely in a
dainty frock of light green. Miss
Merle Parlett was maid of honor and
Earl Snyder, brother of the bride,
best man. r. B. Snyder, another
brother. gave the bride into the
groom's keeping. Immediately at the
conclusion of the service Mrs. Glen
Sturdivat sang a delightful solo.
The house was a bower of oregon
grape and red carnations for the oc-
cation great masses of the blooms be-
ing used in artistic profusion. Deli.
cious refreshments were served by
Miss Merle Best and Miss Thelma
Richardon. A great number of beau.
tiful gift were received by Hr. ana
Mrs. Curl, among them being a full
set of sterling silver, presented by
the ladies of the congregation and
the thirty invited guests, and hand
some Stark piano, the gift of Rev.
and Mrs ]. E. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curl left last night for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

their new home in Tllamook where
MT Curl is engaged in the cheese in
dustry They viii visit en- route for
a few days with the brides grand
mother in Vancouver and with the
hridegroom's parents in southern Til
limook county, They are followed by
the best wishes of a large circle Of
friends i'm pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs, James Hill of Pendle.
ton are in Portland and are guests at
Hotel Portland
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
,Geutidlan6 fat Sen Ser. Gtao

ten in un5pei6e1tiger Gorm Sic Ser
iiderrng gegeben, 6aB SdnbelSidif>
fe, Die nidt Die 6ludt ergreifen o6er
iih nidt p~iberieben, nidt Der enft
mer6en ionen, obne fir Die Sid)erbeit
ser Hoiiagiere Gorge getragen gu ba-
ben," idreibt Die @aibington Hoit.
1n6 fabrt Damn fort: vDeutid1anos
@rfldrung, boB bepoffnete feinoli6e
sdiffe bonn eriten Mar5 an Der enft
meroen iouem, lit gleidtpertbig nit
Ser grflarung, 6ab unbemaffnete
@diffe nidt 3erit0rt tper6en iolfen."
60 p%ernunftig faBt cine 3eitung Sen
oeutiden Stan6punf a1f, Die 1id
BON gpmpatbien fir 9euti@lanb
ieoenfaQs fret meiB. 1no i'm
Gtootsbepartemem ...... ia, BORT
berridt leiber ni6t 6ie 8ernunft, lon=
bern @err @pring-&ice, Ser britifde
2onigsbote.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
@enn nod iemanb baran ge5,uet:

@enn nod jemamb baran 9e5,uei=
felt b1tte> Oh Ser S1te5fanal oen gng=
ldn6ern 51t entreiben lei = Sic iiinglte
&eoe 2prb &itd)eners ml1B 0teie 3mei=
fel beieitigt bdben. Ser Sre5fanal
iei niht gu nebmen, iagte &itfe=
ner, alio nidt %gefabr6et. 9erielbe
&itdener erfldrte ieiner5eit, sic Deut=
ld}en f0nnten @oridou ni6t neb=
men nn6 ste Siirfen f0nnten bie. Oar
ooneuen ni6t balten. Die 1eut=
lben baben @midm1 aber bod ge=
1tomnen> 1t1r6 sic Tiirfen boben Die
0ur6anellen gebalten, glan5en6 TO-
gar. 60 boben Ole 6amaligen
Bropbe5eiunge11 &it6eners ii6 erfmM,
uno 10 miro Sic nel1e &ropbe5eiung
be5iigIi9 6es Slte5 @anals n1o
ggDptens iib erfiuen. MIS Bropbet
bot 2or6 @itdener I'M einmal ieine11
8eruf berfeblt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Sic Gnte1temGdjte habeu benz bel=

9ie GntentemGd)te baben benz BEL
giiden Minilter 6es Mlstpartigen
bltr9 lire @ertreter Die 8erfiderl1ng
geben laiiem boB ite Die 8affen nidt
1ie6erlegen miirben, Bis 8elgien iei=
ne politifde nn6 mirtbidaftlide I'm
abbangigfeit mieoer erbalten nnb fir
ale @erlulte fda6los ge6alten lei. IS
lit alio mabr getueien, baB oie in 8el-
gien berriben6e &riegSmii6igfeit 6en
MQiierten Gorge gemadt nn6 oab eS
zines fraftigen acknowledgements
tells be6urft bat. Cont bat Ole gr=
flalrung feline 8e6eutung. @enn Dem
gtrtentemddten Ser Mtbem ausgebt,
tuer6en iie ii6 sen <dud um 8el=
gien fderen. sic >uer0en Damn Srie=
SEN idIieBen u1tter Ben 8e0ingunge11,
oie Tie erbalten f0nneit, 11n6 8elgien
iei1em Sdidial iiberlaiien. @enn sic
be1gi1be &egier11ng ettpaS an6erS er-
1partet, 6arm benefit Dos MIR, 6aB iie
nidts gelernt un6 mand)eS bergeiien
ba, mas fie ii6 batte tief %eimpragen
1ollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
9ie Sbrpnrebe, nit Ser bas eng:

li16e Narlment leste @ode croft
net tppr6e> lit cine iener @elbmadlo=
ligfeiten on melden Sic @ntertelan=
oer> england DEFENDERS, 10 mtberor=
oe11tlid) pro611ftip itr6. Ni@t einmal
Elm Document, oos int Namen 6es
&oonigs berfiin6et miro, fonnen 6ie
engliiden Stoatsmar1ner bon 9igen
uno infamen Mngriffen o1f 9eutid=
lan6 imrber balten. Sem &onig farm
mra11 einen &ortpurf faum ma6en,
Ser lit ei11 @oidlopper, Elm gefigiges
@erf8e11g in Sen &dn6en Ser @erbre=
dyer, ste England g%egentpartig reggie
rem. gs ret5t 81 la1ttem 2o@en,
mern man angeiidts Ser brutalen
8er1paltigl1ttg @riedenGanos, 6es
lda1erliden 8ara1ong=Mor6eS ut6
ser riidiidtsloi en @ertpaltigung 6es
g0lferredts 6en f0inigli6en Sampel=
mo11r oa1f oem 6p1r6 10 mandbe Ser
breden geiddn6eten engliiden Ebro=
tie 6opon re6en bort. England mulie
6ie Nationen gege1 sic Mngriffsge=
Iii1te elmer Mabt fdiiben sic @etpalt
an @teue 6es &edtes geiebt babe. Sos
flingt idon beitabe mie Elm i6led=
ter @iB, nn6 gum @ibe maiden lit
6ie 8eit ettpus emit. SSn England
bel on6erS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
9ie @immabme bon Giernm burd

Die Ginmabme bon Giernm bmrd
sic &uiien lit BON feiner groben 8e=
0eutung. Sic tiirfii9en Streitfraifte
int &aa1falns baben fir5lid in ser
8erlon 6es 6elomariduQs 2imm BON
15un6erS eine11 1rea1en Sberbefeblsba=
Der erbalten, un6 pen11 er Sri erum
1pirfli6 bette balten tpo4en, miiroe
'er es tpobl gefonmt baben. Sic @nl=
fen boben biel 2arm genadt, bob es
ibren gel1,ngen lit, in Die Staot init
ibren beralteten @efeltig11ngen ein5u=
oringe1t. Sos boben iie ieiner5eit
s1rab Ser @innabme BON 8r5empil a11d
getbon, aber es 6a11erte gar nidt lan=
&c, Ga tparer1 Tie mie6er 6ramB gen. Biel
lhneuer nod, alS lie bereingefommen
maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
$tadt=ntui9keiten.

- Mit geredtem @tol5e 6arf iid
ser bodtp. P. @il6ebron6, .. g.. g.,
uls leitenoer @eiit bes fatb. Sung
m%pai1trerflubs, nn6 nit linn sic Mit=
glieoer 6esieIben nit 6em grfolge,
tpelden 6ie am 9ienitogoben6 in Ser
&alle 6es &lubbuties %gegebene Gar
itena1ng bes fdonen, idtpierigen nn6
ebenio flint mie lebrret6en 1romas
life @ilber Sing" 51 per5ei@men bot
ten, %5nfrieoen geben, mar ia 6ie Soue
mit elmer 8ub0rerfdoar ongefuM,
tpelde nit ibren Mnerfenmungen fir
sic a1sge5eidmete Grtrdfibr1ng oes
3romos, SOS bon Dem bodtp. P. So
bis, 8. g. g., bon Ser ct. SobnS
l~1niperiitdt geleitet m11r6e, nidt
gei5ten. Die moiienboften Stolen
maren in p%aiien6lter 8eiie pertbetlt,
l11r6 ie6er ser Mitpirfen6en botte lid
10 ge11al1 in SEN Sinn ieiner @o4e
binetngelebt, BOB 6ie gar5e 9lrdfiib=
rr1tg als ein gerun6etes @an5e be-
5eidnet mer6en ml1B. Sbne Sen BITE
len on6eren, sic ibrer M11fgobe gang
un6 gar geredt tpltrben, 5u nobe gu
treter, ber6iert an erlter @telle &u-
6olpb 6imsl, meldem 6ie &ouptrone
als u@iloer. Sing" anpertrout NOR,
lobenspertber @rtpdbn11ng, 6enn iein
Mnftreten tpar nidt SOS zines Mmo=
teurer, ion6er1 bas eines Hrofeliio=
neller, un6 er betpies in ieinem tooel=
1ofen Mnftreten, boB er 6os 3eltg ei-
mes e6ten 8iibnenbeloen in itd bot,
ser itets germ begriiBt miro, 10 oft
er in ct. CLOUD fem 8iibnentale1t
tpie6er CUR @eItung bringen miro. Sn
ebetbirttger Betie fiibrten Snlpeiter
Ssan6eI, g. S4molle1t unb Der iunge
lire idmieriaen @oflen
6ur6, tpabreno sic @eidmiiter Spa-
Mol, SRI. 2ouife, @dmi6 uno als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
9ok eini9e uMmardiitem" perindt

9af eintge uMnardtten" nerindt
buben, SEN @alten bel bent 81 @bren
oeS 1re1en @r5biidofs Mun6elein ge-
gebenen 6eltmabl Gift bei5ubringen,
ideint felt5ulteben. Gor einiger 3eit
tprr6e ser @eriud bereitelt, 6ie Seem
Dorfer &atbeorale in sic SUIT 5n
iprengen. Sn bei6en 6allen i9einen
Stoliener 6ie ba11ptiddliditen, o6er
bieuei9t ausi9liebliden W1itglie6er
6es @omplotts gu fem. @oS eigent:
li@ 6ieie ~@narditen" NIT iol@en
Mttentaten be5peden, lit idmer gu
1agen. SeIb1t ser Min6erbegabte
m11B bob etnfeben, 6aB ma1 nit iol<
9en Mitteln Ser futboliiden &irde
feinen @do6en 5ufiigen fann, -tpem
Dos 6ie Mbii6t Ser l1rbeber fem iollte.
5eIbit Die 3eritorung Ger i6oniten
@utbeoruIe un1 sic @rmor6l1ng BON
200 @ei1tliden mir6e Bel elmer Or
ganiiattom, mie iie sic fatbolii6e Sit
dye BARTLETT, 1idts 5u be6euten ba=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
eSn ser Ietten Sibmng ser 8ubget=

Sn ser lettm Sitmng ser Budget
fommiiiion ser baoiiden 8meiten
&mmer gob Staotsminiiter Brbr. b.
9ui9 arf Mnfrage sic bodymidtige
grfIdra1ng ob, 1. sic &%egierung fei
bereit, 6em @uni6 6es @errn gr5=
bii6ofS nod 3ulaiiung einiger Mie=
6erloii11ngen bon Maiinneror6en in
@a6en entgegen5ufommen un6 porbe=
boltIid ndberer int @ernebmen nit
Ser @irdenbeb0roe fe1t5ulteuenoer
@eotng1tnge1t insbefon6ere iiber sic
Or6ens511geb0rigfeit uno iber sic
3obI un6 Sen Srt Ser Mie6erloiiun=
gent, sic fir ie6e %ein8elne Mie6erloi=
iung erfor6erIi6e @enebmig1tng 81
ertbeiIen; 2. cine Men6erung 6es
.Stift11ngsgeiebes, na6 meIdem Sff=
tungen fir unterrt@ts= o6er @dul=
5tpede iomie @obltbatigfeitsItifftun-
gem obne &iidii@t o1f Sen 5tifertptl=
len ols tpeltIide @tifh1ngen erfldrt
un6 6amit ibrer @ertpalt11ng Ben
firdltden 8eb0r6en ent5ogen matr6en,
lei @egenfton6 bon 8eipredmngen int
S~tomsmintiteri11m getpeien, cine @nt=
idIieBu1rg lei nod nidt erfolgt, bod
f0inm cine eingeben6e Eriifung ser
Grage 5ugeiagt merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
User he1te in Ser @eIt ettuas qeI.

User be11te in Ser @elt etuas GEL
ten tpin, m1B iprodenfunoig fem,
uno nebem Ser engliiden lit sic 6e11t=
'ide 5prode sic ein5ige, 6ie 8eIt=
geltung beanipruden tan11. SSn ser
geiitigen, ser mtiieni@oftliden @elt,
felt fie fogor meitm1s an eriter Steqe,
un1 in ser ibrigen 8elt, I'M irterna=
tiomnlen @erfebr Defenders berrin=
CERT ii9 ibr Mftan6 CUR engliiden
@pnade immer mehr. l1n6 nod DEM
S@riege miro man mebr roh als ge=
gentpartig in Der ga115en 8elt 6ertl6
ber1teben, miro mart eifriger no6 als
,bisber nad SEN @d0pfungen Ser
beatti6en 2iterotnr un6 SEN @erfen
Ser fiibren6en Manner Ser 6entiden
@iiieniduft gretfen. Gin @olf, Dos
muir etne Spra6e beberriht, miro in
unierer Belt immer ein geiitig ar1nes
@olf fein> nno nidt oaro11f mnB
SOS Streben unferer 3eit geridtet
fem, ipradlide Ginieitigteit 3u for
BERN, ion6ern 6arauf, ite 5u befdm-
pfen. Gem omerifaniiben @olfe aber
liegt neben Ser engliiden feline Spra=
DIE ndber ais Sic 6ent1de Sprahe,
1esbalb lit es MN natiirli6, 6aB ibr
int frem6ipradliden l1nterridt an
unieren @dulen Ser erfte 8lab einge=
rdl1mt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

Mmd in 2nremb1rg 1T Sic Trei=
mm1rerei an ser Mrbeit, lift eigenftes
uGuIturi6eal," tpie Tie es felber mennt,
CUR @elt11ng 3u bringen, un6 6ieles
i%ogenonnte ugultl1ri6eal" mirbe in
ni9ts onberm beiteben, ais in ser
grridt1ng elmer @ott perleugnen6en
&epubIif %211remburg, 6as beiBt nit
on6eren @orten, elmer gottperlaileneu
itoatli9en @eiea1daft na6 6em Mrt=
iter Sranfrei9s. 9ieies nngliidlihe
gpitem Ser p~rogrammmaBig atbeilti=
iden &epublif fat Sranfrei6 an Sen
&6n6 6es Mbgrun6es gebro6t, aber
6ie o1fgefl6rten" &errden in 2l1rem=
burg ideinen ii6 fein parnen6eS Sci
ipiel 6aran nebmen 5u tpo1en. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Sic Metu Ourfer 9emofrate11 itnb

NV AS$*~ O~<~S> WV
nuf Ser S11de nod einem Deutid-
Mmerifaner, SEN Tie als &eflame na6
ser ct. Coulter Decentralization
ldidem ff0nner. Sic Seem Dorter
Staats5eitung bemerft 6a5u: uSSn Ser
@toot Seem Dorf bermobten iie nidt
ei11er ein5igen Ser bielen angeiebenen
9eutidomerifaner 5u ftnoen, Ser oas
Mmt iibernebmen tpollte. MIs neber=
lQ1ufer un6 @errdtber an feinen Ma=
mensgennfien moute feiner gebrano=
morft iein." SSn5tpii6en ion fi6 Elm
gmffaGoer Nolitifer bereit erflart ba=
ben, in ste 8reide 5u ipringem.
MeDer 1oa er beiBen. Ser a e
lit olio ie6enfanS oeutfd.
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Sic Ginnabme Ser Teitmmg Gr5e=
rum bot Sen &ulfen un6 ibren Mli=
terten tpieoer einmol @elegenbett ge=
geben, Siegesfumfaren erfIingen gu
laiien un6 nebenbei 6as 8la1e bonn
Simmel berunter 3u Iigen. 3uerit
tparet es 100000 @efangene, melde
bolbamtli6 bon &ea1ters 8urea11 ge=
mel6et tpur6en un6 1000 @ei 1ibe,
@ nddften Gage tporen es MIR nod
100000 @efangene nn6 am 6ritten
Sage tporen es iiberbo1pt feline &C.
fangene1 mebr nn6 nl1r 200 beral-
tete &aronen, mel@e sic Surfen in
SEN aIten Sorts botten iteben Iaiien.
go nod un6 nod itel1te ii@ Damn sic
@obrbeit berous, 1edmli@, 6aB sic
Eiirfen gr5erum gerdumt un6 a1f
Den &iigeln tueitlih bon Ser Sto6t
rre1te @tenungen be8ogen un6 genii=
gen6e @eritdrfungen berange3ogen
boben, INN lire Stenungen gu iidern>
un6 6oB ferner Ser grobe Strotege
Nifi @ifoIoietpitid Bel Der @ritur=
mung ser Stoot 10 bteIe bon fetnen
brapen Mnidifs geopfert bat, baB
fem Sieg lebbaft an Die @rfolge zines
getpiiien Bprrbus erinnert. Mber Elm
Troit tpor es bod in 6en
@ermuthbeder Ser MQiierten, tpelder
einmaI gum ueberloufen bon
mor. rno bos tpar fdlteblid 6as
@eite an Der ga11aer1 groBen @affen<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Die beutide1 Wunitipnsfabrifert

Die bemtiden Mnnitionsfabrifen
peroen nah Dem &riege nidt Elm
ailo 8aum1poQe mebr bon Mmerita
toufen. Dieie @r0ffnru1g mur6e Der
8remer aaufmannidaft in ibrer leb-
ten S~abresberiammlung BON 6em
Eraii6enten ser 6ortigen &m6els-
fmmer, Serrn 2obmann, gemadt.
SD fann mittbeilen, fagte er mort
lid, "6oB id @eIegenbeit gebabt ba-
be, amtli6 feit5uiteaen, boB felt o4t
Monaten fein &iIo 8oumtpoue mebr
fir bie Standardization perarbeitet
tporben lit. Can't Ser Mrbeit 6el1t1der
Niiienidoft un6 Sn6uitrie lit es &C.
Iungen, aus Dem unermeBliden Sc,
1tonbe Ser 6eutiden 8aloer einen
9ol3ltoff ber5ulte0em Ser biqiger un6
neit geeigneter our Bulperfabritation
lit alS 8aumpoue, unb nod 6em
Rriege tper6en Sic beutiden Muni-
tionsfobrifen 1ridt elm 8iIo 8oum,
noble mebr bon Mmerita foufen. Ser
5tpeite midtige &obitoff fir Die Ser
fte1ung BON Munitton, @alpeter, bon
6em mir 5mei 9rittel Der geiammten
dileniiden Hro6uftion bisber be3o=
gen boben, miro m1nmebr a1sidlieB=
Iid aus Ser 2uft in Geutidlan6 fa=
bri5iert. ltniere Gabrtfen iin6 beretts
10 melt ge0ieben, >bab iie nit Dem
fommenben Griibiabr Die geiammten
8e6irfni1ie an Stiditoff aud fir 6ie
2onbmirtbidaft bcden merben, un6
bouert Ser 3rieg nod ct,pos ldnger,
70 tper6en uniere 2uftitiditoff-Gabris
Ten iogor in Der Gage Elm, gu erpor<
tierer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
IS III fpIpi1al nett BON sem emf

IS lit fulpi1al nett bon SEM eng
lild)en 9iplomaten in @aibington>
SOB er bem &orrelpon0enten ser Seem
g)orf Sum anbertraut bat, sic gng=
lar10er ieien int 8egriff, IN 6lanoern
0l1r95ubreden un6 mem eS lie cine
bolbe Miuion Menidenleben folten
lole. Ser 6eutl9e @eneralltab miro
ii9 %frel1en, me,1rt erS bort. 2ahen
ion a116 i'm Gel6e geiun6 fem. 81
0ieIer baIben Miuion So6ten miir6en
ungef4br 5tpei Miuionen @ertpl1noete
fommen, sic gngldn6er miiroen alio
id,on ale iein, ebe Tie sic Salfte bes
@eges 5urudgelegt batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
M%mseie6eme "Srii6=Mmerifaner, 6a=

Mnge1ebette Srt1D=Nmertta1ter, 00z
r1nter m19 in meiteltem &retien be-
fnn1rte Brieiter, baben cine Sag1lng
einberufen bon rMdnnern unb
Srauen irii9en @tmmes," 6ie ues
ser @eit CUR &e1rntniB bringe1 ioul,
6ob SrIon6 nidt i'm 8ritenreid)
oufgeben fonn." Die 500 Sren, 6ie
Sen Mufruf unter8eidneten, geben 6er
ueber5el1g1tng Mus6rud, bob Srlano
nit &offm1ng 11n6 @ertrauen ben
pouiget 3~ufammenbru@ Ser britt
lden Mibtpirtbidaft am @n6e oes
@rieges" ertpartet, 11n6 befnnoen ibre
@emgtb1u1ng 6ariiber, 6ab ENGLAND
nn6 feline 8erbii116eten trob ibrer lie,
b%erlegenbeit a 3abl, &eidtbum uno
9anoergebiet, nit Der iie problten,
uberal1 gef@Iagen miiroen,
mo uM11tb nn6 &raft nn6 2eiitungs=
fabigfeit" 6en Musfdlag geben. Nur
6a1r9 2igen nnb 8erlenm M
6nng, Ole NIT elmer @eididlidfeit
un6 einem @rfolg mgetpanot ma1r6en,
6ie England 6anf elmer retfen @rfab-
r1tng un6 ererbten Meigungen eigen
ftn6," beiBt es in 6em Ml1fruf mei=
ter, berm0gen tie einitpeilen nod 6ie
8elt iiber 6ie pabre Gage at taufden.
. Ser &onbent, ser am 4. nn6 5.
Mdr5 in Seem Dorf abgebalten miro,
miro ii6 under Mn6erem nit Der Be-
ratbung Der 5rage befaiien, pelde
Mittel mrgetpon6t tper6en follen, 6a-
nit anf. Dem ertparteten 6rie6msfon=
greB 6ie Greibeit mn6 nnnbbangigfett
Srlnn6s cine 3ufrie6enitellen6e So
ing ftn6en.