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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04
CHINESE REVOLUT|ON|STS
name THEIR COMMANDER
(speeial oable 70 Llberty Newsl

NSpeelal Gable 70 Liberty News)
4 SHANGHAI, January 4.--Tsen Chun.
hsuan has been named commander of
the Chinese reyolutionists. = G.@s,
He is Chinese general and was a
provincial goyernor-general before the
accession of Yuan Shin kai to the presi-
deney, when he fled to the Malay
States. ... -
The request of Yuan to the COVER.
general of French Indo- China that
cable, radio and railroad communica tion
with the rebellious province of Yunnan
be suspended has been denied.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04
LANE MAY SUCCEED ~
.%",-r LATE JUSTICE LAMAR
Issociated Press BIZ FEDERAL Wirelesa.

Associated Press by Federal wirelsSs.) :
WASHINGTON, January S.-Secre.
tary of the Interior Franklin X. Lane
and Solieitor-general John W. Davis of
the department Of justice are mentioned
as possible successors of the late Justice
w. b. Lamar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04

Marine records give the Geelong as
a comparatively new and speedy steam
err. of about the same size as the
former Pacific Mail liner Siberia. The
steamer has been in the Australian run
from London, and is believed to hav0
been on her way to the British port
when torpedOed,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04
ANOTHER p. & o. LINER SUNK

I, LONDON, January 4--The admiralt y
officially announced this afternoon that
the Penninsula and Oriental liner Gee
long has been sunk in the Mediterra-
mean by a submarine of unknown M.
tionality. All the Passengers and crew
were rescued. No details of the sink
ing have been made public here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04
JAPANESE FREIGHTER SUNK

TOXIC, January 3--Advices received
here say that the Japanese freighter
Kenkoku Maru, has been sunk in the
Mediterranean. The crew has been
landed at Cannes. ..r... &C.,. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04
ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL
MARKETING DIVISION
Wholesale Only.

Territorial Marketing the
Station
marketing charge
notify
for and shipping of the
Err NHan9 Queen streatS Telephone lsto Wireless
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-04
VETERAN MISSOURI
EDITOR PASSES OUT
ASSOCIATED Press by Fsd.ral wiroloss.I

KANSAS CITY, Missouri, Jan. g.
Col. Robert Thompson Van Horn,
founder Of the Kansas City Journal,
died. today. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
TINE TO CHANGE METHODS.

The fact that single fatality did not
constitute the entire casualties of a stu
dent ''rush" at the University of Penn
sylvania last Wednesday but that six
other students were injured in the same
clash between classes indicates that the
death was not a mere chance occurrence
in well-directed physical conflict but
that there must have been real brutality
in contest which has gone beyond all
reason as a test of physical supremacy in
a civilized college community. Had the
death OF the student been the sum total
Of the casualties the event probably
would have been made light of because
of the belief that the bodily condition of
the young student might have conduced
to his decease during the stress of the
encounter; but such a slurring over of
the affair is not possible when it is
learned that six other students were un-
able to arise after the 700 fighting stu
dents had been disentangled. The con
viction grows that the class crush" a.
carried on at the University OF Pennsvl-
vania is in great need Of change to some
method of contest less brutal and less
deadly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
F. H. Rogers & Co.
We Clean, Press, and Repair Clothing

100000, so that the entente allies really
have strong force. Backed up as they
are by the big guns of the allied feet,
they will make very stubborn defense
and most probably viii thwart any at
tempt at dislodgement by such force as
the Teutonic powers are able to send to
that region, for the demands on the lat
ter's resources on the west front, on the
Italian border, in Bukowina and on the
Russian west front are such as to make
them slow to release troops there and
send to far distant points. For the first
time in the Balkan operations the en-
tente allies now have what seems to
be an adequate army for coping with the
Teutonic powers; and the results of the
impending clash will most certainly not
be the easy steam-roller movement for
the invaders as has been the case ever
since Serbia was first entered by them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

Now that the state of Vermont has
acquired 1000 acres of land on the east
side of Mount Mansfield, in addition to
5000 acres on the west side, recently
acquired, and inasmuch as the summit of
the mountain belongs to the University
of Vermont through gift dating back to
1859 and is, therefore, semi-public prop
erty, it should be possible to devise some
means whereby the roads and paths to
the summit may be free to motorists,
teams and pedestrians. If there is any
one thing which will have tendency to
discourage the summer tourist business
it is to exact toll of those who desire to
get to the summit OF the mountain, a
condition which we understand was i'm.
posed during the season of 1915 Yer
mont's great vantage points of scenery
should be free, if possible, especially the
highest peak in the entire Green Noun
tain range
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
A START FOR HOSPITAL.
Is Made by Proposal of c. F. Smith and
Wife to Morrisville.

Morrisville, Jan. l4.-Mr. and Mrs
Chauncey +. Smith have offered their
splendid home, Dorchester, to the local
club for hospital, ON terms which they
state as follows:
eve will name three business men in
Morrisville, who are acceptable to your
club, or committee from it, said men
to have no special interest in or friend
ship for us, even excluding any person
connected with the NJ, l.. society. Said
men to appraise the property at what
they consider a fair cash value. We will
sell at their appraisal.
"If your club is sufficiently interested
in this to canvass the town to secure
the necessary means to buy the place
and create an endowment fund for the
hospital we will give 81 900 toward such
funds. Were we able we would like to
give the property for a public hospital.
With many in this and adjoining towns
much better able to give large sums, to-
gether with hosts of people who will be
glad to give smaller sums, a good en-
dowment fund ought to be raised"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Clearnnce snle Nd Ynuphan,s.

Clearance sale at Naughan's.
See the special suit values at Abbotts
Mrs. Lloyd MacNeil of Maple avenue
and little son, Lloyd, jr., have gone to
Bellows Falls to visit Mrs. MacNei's
mother
Invitations have been issued TO cele-
bration TO be held in Masonic hall Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bond OF South
Main street, whose 50th wedding ami
yersary occurs on that date. The OBJ
servanee is to be in charge Of st. Aide
mar commandery, No. IL, Knights Tenn
plar, of which Mr.. Bond is a member.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following peo-
Pile; A. @. Mason OF Rutland, Miss
Ruth Gale of Portsmouth, N. H., Ira l..
Thomas of Burlington, Ogden Stevens
of Albany, N. ", William d. Hall of
st. Johnsbury, J. w. Dunlap of Man.
chester, p. 4. McAuliffe of Burlington,
j. A. Cross of Northfeld, Howard NJ.
Hymes OF New York City, Aaron Ber-
man of Littleton, n. H., j. E. Clark of
Ogdensburg, N. ", Alex s. Miller and
Miss Ethel NJ. Miller of Holyoke, Mass,
Louis n. Provost of Rutland, Benjamin
Smiley Of Waterville, Me-, Mrs. Edith
Cooley and daughter OF Barnet, /. c.
Lawrence of Burlington and II. w. An
drews of Newport
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


Anniversary sale at Fits.
January sale on all goods in the store
at vaughan's.
Eight and l0c eolored outing hannels
on sale 5Ac yard at Vaughan's.
DIR. w. Is. Mackay has moved from
Nelson street to o. Washington street.
Attention is called TO the ad. of Misses
Walker and Rowell's closing out sale on
page 5--adv.
! Harvey Jersey of East street left this
morning for few days business visit
in Burlington.
A. X. Mackenzie has moved from Vine
street to the corner of Pleasant and
Beckley street.
Mobiglia di casa in buon ordine da
vendere, Rivolgersi da Mrs. u. Pratini
. Elmwood avenue, Barre.
Dan A. Perry of the Montpelier road
returned yesterday, from Burlington,
where he has been attending the annual
convention of the Vermont Dairymens
association.
Mr. and Mrs. George w, Lander and
daughter, Doris, of South Main street
left yesterday for Burlington, where
they will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
a.
Don't miss seeing Viola Allen in the
six-part feature THE White Sister,"
at the Pavilion to-day Show win start
promptly at Gas and will give every
one an opportunity to witness this fea
ture before the curtain rises at the opera
house.-adv.
Chief Sinclair was called to the Cen
trail Vermont station this morning to
remove man whose conduct had placed
him on the undesirable list which the
station attaches have framed for occa.
sional reference. A.Apolice headquarters,
where the man was locked up on an in
toxication charge, he gave his name as
John Bresett.
The civic department of the woman's |
club will hold .mid-winter rummage /
sale in the emergency room, city hall, I
Saturday afternoon, Jan. To- from 2 to 1
o'clock. Good values in mems over
coats and women's outside garments.
Contributions asked for and may be left
1t Mrs. Shepard's store or at the emer-
gency room after p. m. Saturday
Cards have been received in Barre an.
the wedding OF Miss Mary
3lethen to Sidney NJ Nealey, which took
place in Dover, Me-, Jan. 4. Mr.. Nealey
viii be remembered in Barre as the son
# Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Nealey, sr,, who
made their home in this city while the
lder Nealey was engaged as supervising
rchitect during the erection of the new
ederal building. The newly welded
ouple are to make their home in Dover,
where the groom is employed. K
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
This Is what we can Conservation.

A Barre man is thanking his lucky
stars" He went home from the Office
the other day, washed his hands, dried
them on towel and, as he did the lat
ter act, noticed his ring caught in the
fabric. Casually glancing TO find the
cause of the hitch, he found the empty
prongs protruding where diamond was
accustomed to be seated. Not a little
perturbed, the Barre man began looking
about the room, into the washbowls on
the shelf, on the floor, in short, anywhere
the little glitterer might have landed.
Not finding it, he dispatched young
member of the family, post haste, to the
office to search the floor and possible hid
ing places for the diamond. Search vain;
no diamond in the office, Then the man
bethought himself Of the drain from the
and he went down cellar, lift
ed the trap and there the missing gem
was located Rather fortunate, what?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

The rather young and untried state
organization known as the Vermont Con-
ference of Charities and Corrections,
could scarcely find better man as head
of the institution than William ]. Van
Patten, man who gives whole souled,
earnest work to movements which are
calculated to improve the conditions of
the state. He gives it, too, without ex-
pectation of reward other than that
which comes from sense Of satisfaction
over good work accomplished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
HERE AND THERE
AND THIS AND THAT

Bellows Falls drives out uncertiiled
solicitors for charity simply by demand
ing that the solicitors 90 TO a competent
local authority and prove the trust
worthiness and reliability of their pur-
pose. knowledge Of the dollars that are
yanked out of Barre every year by solic-
itors coming from nobody knows where
and vanishing just as mysteriously as
they came, after making their collec-
tions, leads to firm conviction that
Barre ought to follow the Bellows Falls
scheme OF open and above board solicit
ing, The money fraudulently collected
every year would finance a local board
of trade in securing some really reliable
and valuable benefits for the city. Barre
has been an easy mark" for these pill
ferers too long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

The British claim to have driven off a
Zeppelin attack on London during De-
cember because they have perfected an
elaborate system of defense against the
warships attacking from the skies.
There is every reason to believe the
story because the British Isles have been
remarkably free from attack in this way
ever since early fall, whereas prior to
that time the visitations were a common
occurrence, with very serious attendant
results. So more than ever Great Brit
ain is a tight little domain because the
British have also devised successful
means of defense against the attack of
submarines and the fleet keeps the large
German warships at a safe distance
The German dream Of devastated Eng
land is proving an idle chimera.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

The East Montpelier agricultural re-
gion maintains it's supremacy by pre-
senting the champion butter maker OF
Vermont at the annual convention of the
Vermont Dairymen's association. Like
all the rest of central Vermont Wash
ington county, by the map), East Mont
pelier furnishes splendid opportunities
for the real farmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

After listening to the address OF Pro
lessor Alfred l. Smith of the Tuck school
of administration and finance, Dartmouth
college, the members of the Barre Board
of Trade must realize that there is
abundant opportunity for work by their
organization, work which can only be
accomplished through strong cooperative
effort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
THE SITUATION AT sALoxrKr.

The landing of the Anglo French
forces, which evacuated Gallipoli. at Sa-
loniki may mean that the Teutonic pow
ers have adopted the entente allies pol
icy Of delay and procrastination 50 long
that their prospective attack on that
stronghold viii BE- a most formidable
undertaking. The reports of the troops
assembled IN Saloniki before the arrival
Of these reinforeements had IL that the
defending army numbered several hun
drcd thousand men. The GalIipou troops
viii undoubtedly swell that number by
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

An idle factory in Bellows Falls is to
be filed with a concern from Massachu-
sets. Good! Let's have some more OF
similar reoccupation in other Vermont
communities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
Go to the Doctor.

austria Claims to BE in the Dark
Unable to Find Out How Steamer Persia
Was Sunk."-Newspaper headline.
Austria ought to 60 to some good oc-
eulist and find out what is the trouble
with its vision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
Going from Heaven to-Montreal.

"Chauncey Smith, who has worked in
the Express and Standard Office for two
months. has closed his labors there and
enlisted in the Canadian volunteer serv-
ice. Newport item,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

Americans are about as popular IN
Mexico as they are in few countries Of
Europe, only the people of the latter
have a different way of showing it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
Onr minpled condolences and I'd

Our mingled condolences and congratu.
lations to "Elpie" Thayer and staff of
the Morrisville Messenger, Here is how
they got hit by adversely and prosperity
alike this week;
"The grip and big clearance sale ads.
has raised cain with the paper this
week, but we viii make it up next week
with l6.page paper-if no more have
the grip"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
Burbank's Latest Effort.

"They now call it the Fordless peace
party. Montpelier Argus.
Something like seedless lemon, would
you say, neighbour
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

We should prefer Villa in some vast
wilderness and with no opportunity to
do further harm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14

See the sale shoes in Fits window 1t
Sos.
Regular meeting of Queen Of Forest
circle Friday. Jan. "a. at 7s30 r. m A
good attendance is desired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-14
SPECIAL

Good heavy Oxford
coat sweaters, SOC each;
regular 75c value.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

transporte, sic unter Der 6lagge oes
De11tiden 8otben area5es mod %
@rieggmonaten nod ge1tu1 10 reth=
lid nit @nber aus allen 5bidten
ser 8ebolferung perieben tper6en mie
gu 8egim 6es &rieges.
un0 mem es oen 9eutl6en 6ruben
nod mogli6 1T, sic &riegsbilfe trob
ser immer tbeurer unb ldtpieriger
tper6enoen 9ebensbe6ingungen fort
5u1eten, 10 lolte a1,d bier I'M frieo=
liden 2anoe fein grmatten, fem
Nodlaiien ser 8obltbdtigfeit ein-
leten.
gg ibebt ieoem @eber fret, gu be-
jtimmerr, ob feline @abe ben @iHtper
un6 @oi1en, Sen bertu1n6eten &rie=
germ ooer lonitigen &riegsnotbleioen-
SEN 5ugutefommen ion: itetS farm
er gepiB fem, baB Ger 8etrag unper-
fiiir5t umo u1rber5iigli6 6rrd sic 9e=
leqierten oes 9eutlden &otben &reu=
5es 1923 8roaotpap, Seem gorf, iiber=
tpieien miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
u1iGonen=gr6e.
eputs @. @tQ tritt al bic etelIe
fetue2 perffprbeueu Qater4.


Wenn Elm Mann Ser Sat, ber in
feiner Qaufbabn sroBartige unternebz
mungen ins 2eben gerufen uno Elm IN
gebeures @erm0sen erporben bat, enbz
li4 ber Natur fetnen 3rtbut entri9z
tet, 1T Is ni4t INNER let@t, eiuen
Ra@f0lser 3u finben, Der Sic 9aufenbe
BON Gd6en, Die Der 9anb bes Ser
l@iebenen entslitten finb, NIT @ef&id
mieber aufntmmt unb bic ibres Settlers
6eraubten l1nternebmungen i'm @tnne
ibres Begrinoers erfogrei4 tpetter
fortfubrt.
Ser iingft DerftOrbene San1es s.
Qtu bate aber fir Ne 3utunft gez
lorgt unb feinen @6bnen, 2outs Marz
rem unb Sames Rorman Siu cine @usz
bilbung geseben, pel@e fe b<fabigte
I9on Bel 1etnen 2eb3eiten fi9 in berz
borragenber Weife in benfelben @ebtez
ten gu betdttgen,. auf pel@en ibr
@oter fid gu elmer 10 emtnenten @telz
lung emporgei4pungen. @s berlauz
tet nun, oaB 2outs %. Sin, Der Jim
gere @obn, bas 9aupterbe antreten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
9urn.

80 fiib1, uno 10 grobartig Ser 8al=
lipoli=Selosug ongelegt mar, 10 iam1=
merlid NOR lein o0liger 3uiamme1r=
bruh fiir Sic gngldn6er. gu Der
llnpirfIidfeit bes 9anoes fm Der
@oliermargel, un0 bulb perourltet
lit mo1,der briti1de uno NJ ltraliihe
Sobot pom Tieber 0abingeraff NOR
SEN.
9ie 8eldidte %mie6erbolte it'd.
Rob friid IN Ser grimerung aaer
lit Ser 6ebl1dplag oes melopotaml=
id)en GeIo5uses, Ser nit Ser lleber=
gobe oes Generals Sotpnibeno uno
ieiner geiummten 5treitmahr nad
monotelonger 8elagerung elm tragl=
id)es gn0e fa10.
@ampfen sic oelt1den Mr1neen
ol1h niht gerooe in @iltengegenoen
tpie sic tapferen ottomaniiden Waf-
fenbriiber, 10 oorf ood nidt auBer
Mdt geIoiien ueroelr, ooB e5 oud in
RugIono, int Nolen IN Serblen Sc
genoen gibt, 100 Sic Seeresleit1ng
lid, hiriidtlih Ser @aiierperlorgung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

bdnoler in Tleiihprdierpen, @etreioe,
Baumtnoae un6 Mone, oenen Der Rries
rtefige profite gebra@t bat. Mber nit
Sen tauierben Don 9efddfts5peben,
Ole rt1r fiir beimifden Ronium arbeiz
ten, ober Sic feline CUR artegfubruns
nottpenbige Mrtifel fdbri5ieren, ftebt es
t~einespegs 10 giinitig.
8tele @a6ber ftdnbtge iino Ser On
it9t, BOP nah Der 8eeroiguns oes
Rrteges fir Die Ser. @tdaten eine 3eit
f4perer 0epreffion in fat alien Sn=
buitrien foleen niirbe uno oaB Die Be-
tpobner bteies 2anbes, beipnbers Sic
unbemittelten alafen, unter ben SOL
gen bes arteees fat ebenioidner Mir
ben letoen mi7en pie Die t~riegfibrsns
ben Ndtionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
groblem g%egeniiber'

einem erniten Broblem gegeniiber-
liebt.
Cine Sonoerobtbeilung bes De1t-
1den 8otben &reu5es bemiibt ii6 lett
Sem Sriibiabr6 1915, Minerulmaller
IN groBen Mengen ON bie 5ront gu
bringen namentlib in gegenben, 100
oie @alierberlorgung oes 9eeres out
Sdmierigteiten it0Bt. 0urdidnitt-
lid geben ettpa 5tpet Biz o%reibunoert
@agen nit Mineralmaller IN ieoem
Monat ON sic Sront. Seoem $50
gen meroen regelmdBig grobe Men-
gen Sr11dtioft beigegeben, oamit 1tf)
Sic Solooten obne Mube ein erfri=
lhenoes @etranf bereiten f0nnen.
Mud sic @eriorg1ng Ser Selo=
uno gtappenla5arette, lotpie Der
2a5areH5iige nit Mimerolmalier bot
bas 8otbe &re115 iibernommer. 9te
;3obl ser Sieberfranfen unb gertp11n=
oeten. sic 2in0erltng 1brer Ye111 dnT
oem Sra1gport ober auf Dem &rarr=
fenbett or1rd oieie ginridtung oes
Oe1tlden Hotben &reu5es erfabren
baben, gebt in Sic Sauienoe,
Ser brittle &riegsiommer 1T TN
M115l,ge> obt1e Elm iidtbares 3eiden
6es 6rieoens. 9aes @olf peiB, mas
Sic 8ropert BORT ora1ben al1s5ubal=
ten bober, tagaus un6 tagein, unter
poniger Sirrtonietung ibrer @einno=
felt.
aein oni9onliheres 9eiipiel fir
Sic nimmermiioe Gorge Ser Oabeim=
gebliebenen fir sic Sel6grm1en gibt
es als ste 5abllolen 9iebesgaben=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
Sic Ne1p 0prf @orlo m0dte iuif-

9ie Netp Dprf @orlb m6dte >uif-
len, mas @err 9ugbes tbarn TONNE,
bos @err @iIion nidt bereits getbun
babe. Ourouf orttportet oos Seem
gorfer Deutide Sournal ~folgenbes:
SEER 9ugbes fmnn ols Grdiioeut
ltrifte Nel1tralitat ourdfubren. Dus
geniigt. Serrn @iIions Rel1tralitat
NOR uno lit ~idief eelaben." @uber'
6em for1n Serr S1gbes ols Graiioent
gum 8eiipiel einen @relt5er nod Ror-
tpegen ididen un6 bon sort ne1trdle
Eoit abbolen loiien> obne ooB Tie bon
Sen griten geltoblen miro. Ser long
idbrige Mon11ent ser 2onoon Simes,
ser CUR 3eit int @eiben 9auie rei-
6iert, bot oos nod nidt getban.
sdlieBlid broudt SER 9ugbes
amerifaniide giirger, sic IN on6eren
9Gnoern SOS 9idf Ser @elt erblid-
ten, ni9t at beidimpfen uro gu per-
oadtigen. 9as 1T ehpas, 6os 9err
@iIIon ~oneroings lei6er getbon bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

Gin 8etaubungs= un6 dmer5Itil.
lenoes Mittel, Maribuonu g%enannt,
ltummt pom merifonil9en 9anf Der
,rno lit bon fraftigerer @irfung oIs
oas Opium. gs ioa in oieier 8e5ie-
burg ehpa nit Dem 9aidiid oes
Oite11s nuf gIeider Strfe lteben. Gin
Gflon5en5iid]ter bot Dor fur5em oieie
@onfurt in GROCER Menge in etnem
Min6ergebege IN Gan Intonio IN
Seros tpiIotpohfeno gefunben.
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@ot CT re6t?
Gbas. g. &amlin erfldrt @ef@afts
Iaae bes 2anoe6 fir bpr3iialib.


CHARLES g. 9amlin, Ser prdit6ent
ser Re{erbebanfz Rommiifion Fat BOT
tur5em ertldrt, baB bic @ei9dftsluge
in ben Ser. @taaten gegenpdrttg borz
5igli9 lei. Sc birfte aber pobl piele
@e{9dftsleute in oieiem 2anbe geben,
sic !9errn 9am1tn ni4t 10 gang BET
timmen. 9as Munttionsgei4dft bat
obne 3peifel cine ungeabnte 8liite erz
rei9t uno cie Tabrifanten bon @raz
naten, @epebrpatronen, @rploiinftofz
fen, Mutomobtlen unb anoeren &riegsz
materialien beroienen Mt1ionen, ia
Miuiarben in ibrem @ef@dft. Mu@
bic groBen 8anten MAIDEN NIT benz
@ertrieb bon Rriegsanleiben glGn3enoe
@d9Gfte. Damn iinb nod bic @rDBz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

1oate ser Menge gou5 Defenders gu.
MIs sic 5uffrageplanfe ont Die
8eibe tan gerietb sic @allerie folt
aus oem 9dusder. 9odrufen, San=
oeIflatlde1, 6l1Btrampelu, 3feifen II.
oel. m. nollten ldier fein gnoe neb<
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
Nnrh=0afpta.

Sarge. = Ser 21iabrtge Scarf
@reenberg lit ertntnfen uno feline
8raut, SRI. Sarab 2eDit, fonnte it6
6urh Mnflammern an Elm 9uftpoliter
rette1r, als ser &abn, in meldem sic
bei6en fubren, 61trh einen at6eren,
ser oogegen frbr, umgemorfen muir
Sc.