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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-03-17
Florence v. Stephens
Passes Bar Examination

1t will no doubt be pleasing
news TO the many friends of Mrs
Florence w. Stephens of this
place, who the past winter has
been attending the Hamilton Law
College at Chicago, when we in
form them that she was one of
the lucky ones who passed the
Illinois State Bar examination at
Chicago last week, and now has
the honor of bearing the title of
attorney at law.
In the letter received by the
editor from Mrs. Stephens, IN
forming us of her good fortune in
passing the state bar examination,
she also enclosed a clipping from
the Chicago Tribune Of March 7th
whieh we publish below:
"The law and the desert are
equally dry, and Mrs. Florence w.
Stephens, who was brought up in
the atmosphere of this arid COM
,bination, doesn't feel a bill like a
fish out of water in her new es-
tate of attorney, lawyer, counselor
at law. barriSter. etc"
MRS. Stephens, who lives at
6802 Normal avenue, is one of the
three women who passed the state
bar examination from Chicago,
the results of which were announ-
ced last night. The others are
Mrs. Pauline S. Marden Of 1888
Lowell avenue, and Jessie A. Will
hanson of Harvey.
'The profession of attorney is
something of a tradition among
the women members of Mrs.
family. Her mother,
the late Mrs. Letta M. Hawley of
Brookings, S. D., practiced law
for many years there, and her
mothers mother was also an at
torney."
Mrs. Stephens and little daugh-
ter Inga we understand will re-
turn to Circle some time the fore
part of this summer, but whether
or not she will decide to remain
at Circle and start a law office is
not known at present.
The Banner wishes to join with |
the many friends of Mrs. Stephens
in extending heartiest congratu-
Iations and wishes her unbounded |
wherever she may decide
10 locate and practice her profes-
sion.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-03-17
School Election April lSt
~/lsY c16ffHsV

o. A. Moxness, clerk of the To-
cal school district, informs the
Banner that the annual school
election will be held here at Cir
Gle on Saturday April lst.
One new trustee is to be elected
to fill the vacancy caused by
Chas. McCulloch, the present
trustee whose term expires this
spring.
Every voter in the district
should make it a point to attend
the annual election.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-03-17
Brief Report On
District Court Doines

The sentence given George
Keanan whom we reported had
pleaded guilty last week, was from
one to five years.
The case of state VS.. Mrs. Steel
and johnson, the Jury returned a
verdict Of not guilty.
The case of state VS.. Moon
shine Smith, the defendant was
acquitted and told he was good
shot.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-03-17
Bauer Farm Sold

AS we go press we are informed that
the Chas. Bauer farm located about ten
miles west of here, was sold yesterday
to A. G. Pardis of Bruce, SD. Mr.Par-
dis we understand expects to move here
to live next fall or spring.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-03-17

tain S.oney in charge, the mail as
we'll as passengers, were brought
across the river safely, amid
huge cakes of floating ice coming
down the swift stream.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-03-17

we dare say is very good imita-
ton; and looks SO natural that a
photo would not look much better.
We understand Wilber contem-
plates studying this line of work
and there is no question but what
he will make good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
ITALIANS RENEW DRIVE
ON TRIESTE; NEAR GOAL
Rome Believes Teutons Prepare
Offensive Against Italy.
Falkenhayn to Direct 1t

ROME, oct. 2s.--The drive Of the italians
against the Austro-Hungarian city Of Tri.
este has been renewed Trieste is the main
objective Of the Italian forces that invaded
Austria'Hungary along the 1sonzo River
A dispatch from Udlne today says that the
Italian army Is now IN sight OF Trieste
slowly driving the Austro- -Hungarians be.
fore IT, Heavy artillery duels are also re-
ported from that front.
II the Germans conquer Rumania their
next great campaign will be launched
against Italy, II is believed by many mil.
itary critics.
The Berne correspondent OF the idea
Nazionale telegraphed today that plans arc
already being made In Berlin and Vienna
for great concerted attack against Italy
and that materials are being gathered. The
army groups will be composed OF Germans
Austro-Hungarians, Bulgarians and Turks
Germany will furnish all the artillery and
most of the other supplies needed
One OF the two main army groups will
be commanded by General won Falkenhayn
1t is said, and the other by Archduke Carl
heir to the Austrian throne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

humapness than erac~f ''Everywoman."
Therfs large csst. Ciendennine acts
DANCING
BROAD-"The Vision of Saione" ana other
dances by Maud Allan and her company. with
music by her synphony orchestra. This after
noon and tomorrow afternoon.
AT POPULAR PRICES
wALNUT--"The Girt without q Chance" by
whitney Collins. produced by Robert sherman.
An expose of the White slave traffic In which
there Il an amplitude Of comic relief. In addi.
tlon to the pruraganda,
Loved" a. murder mystery melpdrama, with
tain falls. and acted and staged with con
siderable skill.
FEATURE FILMS
STANIEY-"The Common Law" with clara
klmball YOUNG and Conway TeRrle all week
Louis J, Seznicks FIRST local presenta ton OF
Albert Capelants production % the Robert
w. Chambers novel. Beautifully staged and
well acted. but n hit slow IN dramatic move.
ment. News and travel pictures also on the
vICToRtA--"Romeo and Juliet" with beverly
Rayne and Francis \. nushman, an week
First local showing of Metros elaborate
screen version of tho Shakespearean tragedy
accompanied by special musical score. Other
ARCAptS-...Flny-Ff -Ffrty," with Norma Tai.
u tm-9sadlset a. Fine, Arts, IIiansls. :, =.
Francis y. Bushman and beverly Ravne
PALACE-"rhe Lash with Marie Doro.
L9sty. Paramount Nature.
CHESTNUT STREET. OPERA HouSE-"A
DauEhter of the Gods" with Annette Keller
mann and william Shay. Spectacle and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
HOLES IN DOUGHNUTs HIGHER
Nucleus Of Delicacy Increases IN Price
as Master Bakers Jump Charges
for Cakes

The hole in doughnut has Increased In
pr,oe rom ten to twenty per cent through.
out the city.
hat Is one of the means tho small
so,,s naNe used to meet the advance in
,our; " was eNplained at a needing os
.ne fhiladelphiR Master Bakers Nsscc,a-
non non az l1ol Woodstock street by chris
sonnet president Of the organization. In
announcing that the small bakers would
nov uo, increase the price OF bread he outlined
their strategic campaign.
Ihe small bakers will not raise their
prices on bread" he said. They are meet
ing the high price Of -four by shaving doyyn
the loaves and adding ten TO twenty per
cent Increase TO the price OF pies. cookies
cakes and doughnuts"
with the increased cost Of the douehnut
proper the hole forming the nucleus OF the
delicacy also advanced in value.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
Theatrical Baedeker

BRoAD-"Rlo Grandc." with Frank Campeau,
Amelia Gardner and A. ". Van Rurcn.
Augustus Thomass opposition Of army life
on the Mexican border. Interesting and In
genious at tho expense ot reality.
LYRIC = The Girl From Brssn." with
Frances Dcmarcst. Beth Lydy, Maude Odeli,
Gcorge Hassell Hal Fordc and Louis A. 81.
mon Mr.. Hassell. comic genius, redeems
an unimportant operetta.
GARRICK-"Common Clay" with Jane Cowl
and Henry Stephenson, A drama on the ''fall.
en- woman combining humOr and social
satire with good situations.
MErROPolITAN OPERA HoUSE-"Hlp, uip.
Hoornys with Charlotte. the skater; SOusa
and his band Nat ~. Wills. Charles r. AID;
Gus of vaudeville. brass band and skating; all
good.
FoRREsT-"sybn. with JUL. sand.rson.
Donald brian and Joseph Cawthorn. pretty
star an aEie star, comic star, plus some
.ptetentious orchestrated melodies
ADELpHI-"ExperIenee," with Ernest Glepden-
ning' modern morality play" with more
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
German Paper Famine at End

BERLIN, Oct 26. - The threatened
paper famine, which months ago caused
cries OF distress among the publishers, APP
pears now to be a thing of the past Prop
Uganda for the economical use OF paper
had the effect of markedly resducing con-
sumption, and the manufacturers felt IL
necessary to encourage consumption. The
association Of Saxon paper manufacturers
mas issued circular combating the view
that paper famine exists.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

At the luncheon rendered by Annette Kel-
lermRnn TO newspaper men last Tuesday
the aquatic film actress confessed that she
already had tentatively mapped out her
next big feature, to succeed "A Daughter Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
NORWAY POSTPONES REPLY
TO STRONG BERLIN NOTE
100000 Worth of Norwegian Ship
ping Destroyed by U-Boats in "a
Hours
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 2s.

n HNIo fIkIIlhNiI NCNs IO'
In view OF the critical situation that has
developed between Germany and Norway,
the Norwegian Government has deci~ed to
postpone its reply to Germanys submarine
note. The German note. which was virtu-
ally an ultimatum in tone. was a pro-
test against Norway's refusal to allow SUBJ
marines OF beiligerent powers in her ter
ritorial waters.
In the meantime. German submarines
nave been devoting their attention to Nor
Heglan vessels and nearly s2.000.O0O worth
Of Norwegian shipping has been destroyed
within the last twenty-four hours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

the Gods" now at the Chestnut street
Opera House According 20 Miss Keller
mann. she has determined on the locale
place never touched IN movie work here
tofore and one distinctly exotic She has
already done pictures In Bermuda and ia
maica. She wouldn't say where the new
location was.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

International, which IL putting out
Golden Eagle features, will issue an ad-
venture series In five and six reels each.
about the fifteenth of each month The
first will be The Jockey OF Death" in No
vemher
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

Ray Nuts snd nol,s.'' zeso and >T.r1-1 141
Pathe news pictures. TT"
oLonE-Pan ..1hs Globe Trot,er~ o>.r-
eia Comedy -Four Hessie LESTER. r~.<I /&-
bot, putty ard Daisy, arthur uoiii<' <&@@I4
Cross KEYs-'.Thr cabrres osrl- - ia
Davis. Harry Banks. OBrcn and *ur&|</
Tracy and Wilson. Ia Toy nrothefs
MfNsTRELs
DuMoNT s--New speciaitfes BY N. ~.~<<.>1
company Including school Openn's a NJ --'r1~
brewery Elopement." - IT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

heau,y. Of ms. best, but somewhat i.ckios In
dramatic significance.
VAUDEVILLE
KEIrHs.,,.'The Ape ct Reason" Jack Wilson.
dain and Anatol Friedland Charles Kelioy,
Minsor McCay. William and Margaret Guilty,
md Sonia. nnd Aims.
WILLIAM pENN--New vaudeville bill ana
Douglas Fairbanks In ''Manhattan Madness
GRAND--"Don't Lose Your Nerve" Jeweirs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

quisite, smart and beau
tiful models of exceed
ingly good taste.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
MASCULINE MOVIES
WIN, SAYS CAMPEAU
Film "Bad Man" Cites Influence
of Hart and Farnum on
the Photoplay
Rr the Phntonlar Editor

Modesty and the movies ARE not usually
associated. But Frank Campeau, who u
playing the scoundrelly orderly IN No
Cirande." artho Broad street Theater. Is so
dnident about the success he achieved be-
fore the camera that the photoplay tutor
had some difficulty In extracting his MIN
opinions the other day.
Two Of these are interesting and worth
printing. lie thinks many stories are man
handled In adaptation and casting Tor the
screen. And he thinks the masculine ele-
ment has taken the predominant part In
popular esteem. Instancing Douglas far-
banks and william S, Hart, In the latter
case, Mr.. Campeau threw curious sue
light on Hart's FIRST activities In the silent
world. Like most OF us from the legitl-
mate" remarked the actor. "Bin thought
hts first picture was rotten bimme
ticket back 70 New York he moaned 10
Tom 1nce. But 1nce persuaded MIN TO
stay. The result Is that Hart Is one OF
the greatest factors in pictures. When
did Jordan Is a Hard Road for Fine Arts
I, too. was thoroughly disgusted with the
result Nevertheless people seemed 10 IKE
&C. and l went TO Selig and acted IN
Zane Grey's The Light OF the Western
Stars Allan Dwan wants me 10 do
picture with him In the East where that
excellent director Is working now, III moth
ing turns up in the legit, guess I'll go
back TO the pictures.
They're getting moro interesting every
day, especially since William Farnum ana
others have put a little manhood and pep
into them. Their influence is doing away,
somewhat. with the pretty boy stuff. which
Is all right in It's way, but sometimes over
done"
Mr.. Campcau instanced the Aim versions
OF several current productions as having
been tailored to the stars, instead OF cor
rectly cast. He added that he'd have liked
to DO some OF Frank II. Spearman's stories,
but that Mutual got the rights.
International which IL putting out
Golden Eagle features. will issue an ad-
venture series, in five and six reels each.
about the fifteenth OF each month. The
first will be The Jockey of Death" in No
vember.
At the luncheon rendered by Annette Kel-
lermRnn TO newspaper men last Tuesday
the aquatic film actress confessed that she
already had tentatively mapped out her
next big feature, to succeed "A Daughter Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
Goats

November October
Regular sale
Price Price
$500 Russian Pony ....... 1878
(Beaver or Raceoon Collar)
1000 Select French Seal. . $3.50
skunk collars)
$500 Russian Pony ... 63.75
skunk Racooon collar)
5000 Natural Muskrat. 80. $500
(Flare Model--Full Furred skins)
$500 Russian Pony ....... 72.00
(slSunk Raeoon Collar and Border)
5000 French Seal ....... 77.50
(skunk Raccoon Collar and Border)
5000 French Seal ....... 77.50
Very Full Model and Contrasting Collarl
$500 Natural Muskrat go. BOTS
OIudson Seal Collar cuffs and Belu
1880 Hudson Seal .... 97.75
(4Osinch with Collar and Border OF
Skunk or Black Lynx
1000 Hudson Seal ..... .l02.00
CFlare Model-seeoted skins)
5000 Hudson Seal 1000
l45-inch Flare Model
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
mmier m%ationaIeS &afer.

Die @ereinig11ng Der Braii6enten
ser groBen acknowledging : &C.
leuIdaften bielt Dor einigen Sagen
inn &otel Mitor in Seem Sort ibren
10. Sqbresfonbent ab. 9uB 6abei
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6eter, lit ielbitberitan6li6. SET If
rer g%r0rterung modte man nun Die
@nt6edrng, 6aB es nit Ser &entabt=
litGt ser MISUNDERSTANDING
I6ngit 11i@t mebr 10 gut itebt Die fritz
fer nn1 6aB sic Mrsit9ten fir Die
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6eS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! Gin
Steiner bob berbor, 6aB sic batrds
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ben miiiie, 90 er IN Mnbetro6t ieiner
pbpitiden 8eidaffenbeit fetn ~gutes
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tiirIid re9t traurige @ntbmQnngen,
11n6 mir ratben ie6em, Ser fein 2eben
berit6ern lalien mia, eS 10 etn31ri@-
ten, 6aB er ni6t gera6e Dos He6 bot,
Ser ungliidli6e 6rei5ebnte 51 iein.
Ser Hrdii6ent Der @ereinig1ng, IS.
81. 9ops, beriibrte idon int ieiner
gr0ffm1ngsre6e 6as Sbema Der ST.
trapogan5 aIs u6es groBen nationalen
2olters" 6eS Entertainers, ser tn
folg e Ser nit fetnen 2ebensgemobn=
beifen berbnn6enen Musi@metfungen
ser f0rperli6en @ntartnng e%ntgegen.
treble. Mag au6 Ser &eoner itb BET
Ser 3eidn1ng 6ieies 8iloes bon Ben
pbpiiiden 9efeftett 6es Entertainers
BON egoiltii6en Mottben boben leiten
1oiien, (einer 2ebensperiideru1g tit
ielb1tperitGn6lih barat gelegen, 0aB
lire &urt6en m0glidit lange lebem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
3m,,t @apitel @oitramb

Cine englii@e 8eitung in Seem
Sort, Ole ein5ige in ser oitlt@en Mee'
tropoIe, tpel@e nibt englif@e, ion6ern
amerifanii9e Sntereiien bertriH, er'
gebt iib unter 6em Sitel: nDie Sro=
ME Ser Gbatlnden" IN Sen ~folgen6en
larfaitii@en 8emerfungen Mber Die
ebenio nbiur6e mte fir sic Ser. @taa-
ten 6emiitbigen6e 2age, melde 6urd
6ie englii6en Northumberland entitan=
SEN its
vDie berttige 8efanntmabung bon
benz Mbbang ser fir europa beitimm-
ten 8riefia9en emtbalt folgen6e, bon
@enerqlpoitmeifter ser 8ereimigten
.Stoote11 ausgegebene 2iite:
uMortpegen, @dtpeoen, Ddnemarf
&oumo, @dmei5, @uBlm6, @umG-
MEN, Deuti9lan6, Seiterreid-nn-
garn, 2uremburg, 8ulgorien, Ger
bie1t un6 Tiirfei bio &itrftpM nn6
@ergen Inn $3.50 nbr a. m. - Ser
gensfior6, 9. 9e5."
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leute, S0bne, @ater, Miitter, @atten>
Sdmel tern un6 G0@ter, 6ab tire
8riefe sic @eidaftsfreun6e o6er Ser
pan6ten in 9euti9lon6, Seiterret6=
nngarn, 8nlgarten un6 Der Surfet
nidt erret6en.
Srgenomo m1B Elm @erieben por-
Iiegen. Die @eretnigten @toaten TIM
oigen an, baB fie TIT Ser Gage itno,
unter 6em Stempel Der Mepublif
8riefe nod ienen 9an6err at trans
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

mir nidt umionit gelebt, Damn baben
mir SEN u1s 5ngetpie1enen ElaB IN
ser Mugemeinbeit ebrenpol a11sge'
fiiut.
Ios alte Ssabr gebt 5ur &iiite NIT
leinen Sorgen uno Miiben, nit iei'
men 6reuoen uno 2eioen. Sir oaS,
1pas es uns @utes gebra6t, &polen
mir ibm 6anfbar fem. Gin neues
Sabr beginnt. M0ge eS i@on mno
lidt, legenbringen6 un6 freuoeltrab-
lens ii@ fir u1S geitalten! Wfoge
es Suites 1peden nn6 @ntes i6affen!
Mit 11e11em @offen,- nit re11em Ser
tralten, nit 1reuen @iniden tpollen
mir sos nelte SSabr freuoig begriiBen
l1no tpiQfomme11 beiBen. $50 mare
bas Meni6enfin6, 6as nidt feline Ell
ge11en groBen nno fleinen, itillen ODER
laute11 @iin19e 6em neltet Sabre
ertgegentriige? 0b bon Der Sugen6
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tern6en 56ein oes reiferen 2ebens,
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tpoben, OBJ reid ODER arm an @iitern
6eS 2ebens, ob elm Stieffin6 6eS
@liids ooer reid geiegnet, Elm glid-
lides reueS Sabr, 6aS lit eS mas mir
uns ale piinid)en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Ser nemeite @rabi@.

@Gabamtsiefretacr Mcsl6oo bat
Dor tpenigen Eage1t erfIart, 6aB mir
NIT einem @efi5it bon nabe5u 3tpei-
bun6ert miuiore11 Douats I'M Butt
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gr0Bten Sparfamfeit befleiben ur6
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6en 0ffentItden @el6ern be5abt miro,
bon 1900 Collars iabrli@ ouf 1000
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6inn geben un6 int angemeinen ge=
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borIoge tpe11ig ein5utpen6en baben,
lit 6ieier @erim6, 6as 8a1n6esidab=
amt abermaIs Elm bis6en CUR M6er
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binigen 6oS @orgeben beri6ie6ener
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qiid @tennng genom11en baben.
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6os &~ongreBmitglie6 feiner mte int
mer gearteten geidrdnfltng unters
tporfe en- er fann 6ie Stene a1 ietner
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

beba11pten ga115 unperboblen, bob
fal1m 6ie @alfte ser @olfsbertreter
6os fir Die 8%eaablltng bemtuigte
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redtiga1ng fat un6 nod tpeit unbalt=
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mtragte @ebaltserb0bung fir Die
Briout}efret1re.
Ser Mntrog lift borldufig 11l1r bonn
&eprdfentantenbmtie angenommen
moroer, un6 ser 5enot bot m1@ nod
eim @6rt9en mit5uipre@en. @ir
boffer5 6aB ieine @itglte6er fi@ tpe-
niger BON ielbitiide11 Motipen leiten
laiien per6en oIs sic Mttglie6er 1es
Observation-Disclosures, mn6 baB iie ben
@orf6lag idlanftpeg ablebnen tper-
Sen. l1n6 tpen1 iie ido1 Dos ridt
tbun, 10 iouten iie tpenigitens 6ur@
@infiigen bon Mmen6ements es 6a-
FIN bringer, BOB sic @ngelegenbett
Dor etnert gemeimi@en &onferen5=
a1tsi9nB bei6er @dnier gelmgt. So
boben 6ann Ole @teuer5abler ~51t=
ba1fe" @elegerbeit, ibrem @ertreter
ibre Metmtng in ni@t miB5uper-
iteben6er @eiie befannt at geben mn6
i'm 6aron 5u erinnern, 6aB er IN
@afbtngton lire un6 ni4t feline ST.
tereiier 5u tpabren bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

ibm un6 ni@t Dem @ongrelie perant-
mortli6 uno fonnen obne feline 33u-
ltimmung 11i9t aus ibrem Mmte ent.
fernt 1per6en, auBer tie tper6en oeS
MiBbroudes ser @mtsgeualt o6er
zines anoeren 8erbre@ens i4uloig
befunben. Ser Hraii6ent fann fer
1rer ale an6eren &egierung5funftio-
men auSiben uno iogar mabren6 Der
Dauer 6es &rieges sic Beitimm1n-
gen Ser @abeas @orpus-@fte, 6es
gr0Bten 8olltperfs nnierer 8erfai-
Jung, iulpenoiere11. sei11er poqitan6ig
unumi9rdnften9 iftat1r itebt n1r Elm
ein5iges @in6erniB %entgegen: er fann
nidt Die BetpiQigung bon @el6ium-
men er5tpingen. IS lit 6ies eine iebr
mirfiame @eidranfung ieiner Mea3t,
b~onfommenbeiten, aber bod au6 nit
elmer idmeren @erontportung ber'
bnn6en, Ga bon Der 8epiaigung ge-
niigen6er @el6mittel 6as 8obl un6
@ebe Ser gar15en Mation abbangen
farm, un6 90 ser 8raii6ent ollein IN
Ser Sage fem mag, iber Die abiolute
@otbpen6igfeit FOLDER 8etpiQigun,
gen at 11rtbeilen.
8mm @1id fat no6 fetner unie>
rer 8raii6enten, Ser berufen mm,
tp4bren6 zines &rieges sic @eihide
6es 9an6es 5u 1eiten, nit Ser ibm
anbertra1tten u%ngebeuren Madt 0eiB-
bruud getrieben. Mber 6as anoert
ni6t an Ser Gbatiade, 6aB er gegebe-
nenfans eine fa1t unbeidranfte &C.
tpalt beiibt, un6 6aB er, un6 ni4t Der
6eutl6e Scatter, ser eigentltde u@ar
2or6" Ser m%oberniten @eldidte lit.