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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
MONTANA OIL OPERATORS
FORCED TO BLAST WELLS

Billings, Mont, Oct. 26.-Blasting
for oil is a development in the oil busi-
ness worked successfully by a group
of Colorado capitalists operating in
eastern Montana.
When drilling was started in Sweet
grass county big boulder field was
encountered and the big rocks crushed
the tubing and made drilling impos-
sible. The operators went after the
job with dynamite and soon went thru
200 feet of rock. AS soon as the boul-
der deposit was penetrated the drills
were put to work again.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

Twenty-Five officers and 600 men of
the Athens garrison went over to the
national movement and left for Salon
Xxi, according to dispatch from Ath-
ems. Various other reports say that
many of the officers of the Greek ar
nv. hating the Turks and Bulgarians,
svmpathize with the allied cause. The
powers vested in the French officer
who has been appointed chief inspec-
tor at the ministery Of the interior by
the French and English commanders
in Athens are drastic and far-reaching
enough to prevent a recurrence of
rioting. All orders to the police and
pendarmerie and all reports received
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

The inspector will have power to
dismiss or arrest any self constituted
agent of public order and will have
the right to appoint inspectors in any
part of Greece.
It has been arranged that French
contingent will remain in Athens, but
it will not patrol the streets unless the
chief inspector considers it necessary.
As for the military situation, the un-
trained classes recently called up will
be disbanded, together with the 1913
class, while portion of the troops
concentrated at Larissa will be with
drawn. In the picture may be seen
Greek and French officers fraternizing
in Athens and discussing the war.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

4 P. J. Kavanaugh, the Carpio hard
ware merchant, stopped off in the city
few hours Monday He was on his
his way to St. Cloud, Minn., to attend
the celebration of the golden wedding
of Mrs. Kavanaugh's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noel, who were among the early
pioneers of Minnesota. The event will
take place on Saturday of this week,
Mrs. Kavanaugh and little daughter
are already in St. Cloud, having left
several days ago in order to assist in
the preparations.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

must pass through his hands. He will
determine whether orders are in con-
formity with the laws of the country
and the policy of benevolent neutral
ity which Greese promised to pursue.
A list of the names of all the police
and gendarme officers will be submit
ted to him, and none can be dismissed
or transferred without his consent,
though any dismissal or transfer he
orders must take place without dis
cussion. The list of all officers and
gendarmes of special service for the
protection of the king must be sub
mitted 50 that the number may not
exceed the legal eighty. The number
is now stated to be 1000.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
THREE-HOUR DAY FOR HORSES

The horse has three-hOur day, ac-
cording to a Minnesota investigation
carried on under the direction of Thos.
Cooper, now director of the North Da-
kota Experiment station. 1t was
found that a farm horse averaged in
the neighborhood of 100 hours labor
per year, or about 3 hours per day. 1t
was also found that the cost of main
tenance for the horse was $500 per
year. This emphasizes the need of
watching closely to see that too many
horses are not kept. 1t also empha-
sizes the need of keeping brood mares
and raising colts, so as to get more
returns from the work horses than the
three hours of labor per day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
RURAL CREDITS LAW FAKE
GIVES FARMER NO RELIEF

The Rural Credits law was passed
to make platform timber at the st.
Louis democratic convention in 1916.
1t was rushed through in hurry to
help the Wilson administration cover
up some of it's failures to make good
on pledges of 1912. John Burke said
in a speech opening his campaign for
the senate, at would seem as though
that was sufficient to go before the
people"
Cumbersome and Costly
The rural credits act is pictured to
the public as farmers act. It is
really bankers act. 1t is unthink-
ably cumbersome. 1t establishes
governing body of five members lat
$4,000 each) number Of districts
and separate sub-governing bodies for
each Gall at high salaries); an army
of counsel, land appraisers, experts,
secretaries, and others-for what pur-
pose? To help farmers borrow money
at the same old rates Of interest on the
same old kinds of security-but only
after unwinding reels of red tape.
1t Gives No Relief
1t gives not single tenant farmer
one cent of relief. Only the owners of
land or those who can prove they are
Immediately going to own land can get
it's ''benefits." To get these benefits"
they have to turn around and pay back
five per cent of the money they borrow
for bank stock.
Bankers Still to Rule
But anyone else can buy this stock
also, and with it participate in the
management of the Rural Credits
banks. Thus any banker can buy this
stock and continue to rule the destin-
les of the farmers, as bankers do now.
The difference is that direct dealings
between farmer and banker are super
ceded by a roundabout way that will
cost lot of more money, but bring no
atom Of improvement. The law lets
the Rural Credits banks have govern
ment money at three per cent, but the
farmers can borrow it from the Rural
Credits banks at six per cent only.
NOnpartisan Leaders Opinion
The Nonpartisan Leader said of this
law: "The substance of this bill is
said to have come from we'll known
house in Wall street. Anyway it
couldn't have been worse for the farm
er or better for the money trust"
The law prescribes minutely the only
ways in which these rural credit
branches and associations can be form
ed 1t smothers the spirit of cooper
alton by which farmers in the Equity
society, in the Farmers union, the
Grange, and through stock shipping
associations and cooperative stores
have been learning to solve their eco
nomic problems. 1t discourages all
development Of self-help among farm
ers in solving their financial problems.
1t is bankers law, and the Equity
state convention at Minot this year
branded it as such in this resolution.
What the Equity Said About 1t
"Resolved, That we are opposed to
the Moss-Hollis Rural Credit bill now
before congress, because this bill is a
deliberate and premeditated attempt
on the part Of Wall Street bankers to
fasten upon the farmers a counter
felt Rural Credit law, one that would
retard the getting Of favorable Rural
Credit laws for years to come"
(Pol. Adv.)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
BANK TELLER OF BEMIDJI
BROWNS WITH HELP NEAR

Bemidji, Mimi, Oct. 26-After hold
ing to his capsized boat for 45 minutes
and when his rescue seemed apparent,
Merle Spencer, 21 years old, teller of
the First National bank here, gave up
the struggle and was drowned in Four
Legged lake, near Leonard, 20 miles
west of Bemidji.
Spencer was out duck hunting and
was tipped from his boat
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
Northwest NeUs
LAYERS DEATH ENDS
Al HIGHS GRID SCHEDULE

Timber Lake, S. d., Oct. 26-The To-
cal high school athletic authorities
have cancelled the remaining games on
the schools football schedule, follow
ing the death Saturday of A. Wood
ing, left tackle, who fell dead in the
fourth period of a game with Lem
mon high school.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

primaries two years ago when he won
out in the most spectacular fight for
sheriff ever known in Ward county.
He has retained all of the friends who
supported him then and besides he has
won a great many new ones. He has
been attending to. his duties closely
and has not Been out doing a great
deal Of campaigning. His record has
been such, as would Justify second
term. 'Ht -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
ALLEGED TIMES DYNAMITER
ON TRIAL SECOND TIME

Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. 26-The Sec
ond trial of David Caplan, alleged dy-
namiter, is to begin in the superior
court here today.
Caplan was. arrested February FL,
1915, near Seattle, charged with COM
plicity in the dynamiting Of the Times
building in 1910, when twenty men
were killed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
FARMER REFUSES TO PAY
.- THRESHER AND IS SHOT

Aberdeen, S. D., Oct. 26.-D. H.
Brown, a thresher near Mcintosh, S.
D., is held at the Fort Yates Jail as the
result of shooting Monday, said to
have been caused by the refusal Of
John Stevens to pay threshing bill.
On reaching the Stevens farm,
Brown demanded the money and when
refused opened fire with shotgun, it
is said. Stevens is in a critical condi-
ton.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
GAS DRILLERS STRIKE
A FLOW OF SALT WATER

Baker, Mont, Oct. 26.-Drillers for
the Montana Petroleum company have
struck a salt water flow near here at
depth of 1900 feet.
George Laucomer, foreman of the
crew, ordered cessation Of the drill
ing and made arrangements to with
draw the casing to a point near the
gas line, nearly 1,400 feet distant. The
flow of gas is reported to have suffer-
ed no interference from the salt water
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
ONCE q SUBMARINE, NOW cHIpREW5 PLaYeRoVMo

opposite Franklin field before being
taken to New York for display at an
exposition. The youngsters seen
playing on top of the queer craft are
pupils Of nearby school who found
the submarine dandy" play ground.
1t appealed strongly to their imagina-
tions.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
FOR REELECTION AS SHERIFF
John j. NedrelOe Who Served One
Term Is Asking for Second and
Last-COntest Interesting

John J. Nedreloe, Ward county's
sheriff, who was elected two years ago
on the republican ticket, was nominat-
ed again this year without opposition
and is now asking for the support of
the republican voters at the November
election.
Mr.. Nedreloe demonstrated that he
was some kind of campaigner at the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
Writes from Dixie Land

Mrs. Robert johnson writes from
Rienzi, Miss. "Dixie Land is all right
Lovely weather, like summer. I am
having a very good time here. I find
it so different from the North, but
rather like the change. Do not think
I would care to live here always for l
like the north better and will return
when the winter is over"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

McEwen Brothers Back From Maine
Bert and William McEwen of Sur
rey have returned from their old home
in Maine where they were called by
the serious illness Of their father, who
was not expected to live. He is some
better and there are hopes that his
life will be prolonged.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
INJURED AS CAR
4 CAPSlZED ON STEEP GRADE

/ Oakland, Cal, Oct. 26.-Three wo-
men probably were fatally injured here
last night and Is other persons were
pore or less seriously injured when
the street car in which they were rid
ing capsized at the end of a steep
grade down which it had run away aft
er the air brakes had been put out of
commission in collision with an
automobile
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26

This queer looking craft, looking
altogether unlike the newer types Of
submarines in the American, German
and other navies, was the first Holland
submarine built for the United States
navy. 1t was photographed few
days ago in Philadelphia, where it lay
like stranded whale in an empty lot
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
Chicago operate Co. at Normal Nov.

The Minot Normal school Lyceum
course is much stronger this year than
ever. The second number will be CIV
en- at the gymnasium Nov. l. The Chi
cago Operatic Co. comprising seven
artists will give very high class VOC
al and instrumental program that eve
ming. This number comes at cost of
5000 so should be one of the best of
the entire year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
ASKED TO FREE
AGED IOWA WOMAN PIGGER

Sioux City, Ia., Oct. 26.-President
Wilson has been asked to pardon Mrs.
Marie Bolteau, an aged woman who
was sentenced in the Federal court
here to serve sixty days in Jail for
selling liquor to Indians.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-26
DRINKS QUART OF STOLEN
BOOZE-HE'S ON HIS WAY

Keokuk, Ia., Oct. 26.-Frank Will
iams, one of the prisoners who raided
z, cell Saturday in which confscated
liquor was stored as evidence in blind
pig cases, died Monday as the result
of drinking quart of whiskey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Sic Tamilie ser MSmem 1T iiber

Ste S1ttttlte Def WlOmeH VI Huet
Sic gn11se gr6e berbreitet. IS giebt
gism0tpen, audi @%iirgermeiiter &C.
11onnt, @inerm0pen, 9turmmotpen,
9ad)m16tpen uno &a11bm0tpen. Mrtd)
in oeutiden @epaiiern giebt es Mo=
tpe11> nn6 Elm merffpiir66iger @ogel Sic
ler Mrt lit sic M0pe, Sic eben nad
ldngerer Mbmeienbeit in ibr beimott=
lides Sect 8urudgefebrt lit. @or etll'
diem Moraten fog iie binal1S. Mie=
mano odtete m1f iie. Sb iie ibren
Slug nod Morben nubm; l11n Shott=
lar6 berrm, Oh 6ur@ 6en engliiden
@orol - nieman6 meib es. Sic ge=
b0rte dl1r @attung Ser &a1bmomen
I&oaridarf tpar Ser S@nobel gef6lif=
fen. @Gdtig redte ser itol5e gogel
Ole Iongen GIiigeI. Nob 6em atlan=
tiiden O5em ging ser Slug, 100 er
nod 8e1te 611gte, n1r6 tpte Elm Efeil
fd,oBa er nie6er, net11e er Dos geiltdte
WiI6 eripGEt bette, 6ns Inn banrt ret
tu1gsIog berfallen NOR. Nun lit Der
fiibne @ogel nit etnem Ebeil 6er Beu=
tie beimgefebrt, iibt int beimatbli6en
Sect unb fre11t ii@ ieines Songes.
o11s Ser ma,1bmotpe lit cine 2o6motpe
%getpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Sin @ersniieen bereitete es nns,

Gin @ergnigen bereitete es nns,
ont Dien1tog SEN @errn 81. .. Cher
bar6, 6as pormalige @toatSoberbo1pt
in %n,pierer Office 5l begriiBe1r, n1ro
ein glei6 groBeS @ergniigen n1adbt es
inns, 6ieIen @errn als Den @anoioaten
fir Delegut at large 6es Wei1rr'a=
iota Diitrifts our republitaniiden
Mational=& onpe1rtion Bel Ger an IA.
6ie1e1 Mo11uts 1tattfin6enben Sor=
tpabl 6en beuti6en &epublifoner1 IN
@%rinnera1ng 51 bringen un6 51r Wabl
gu empfeblen. MlS @ouoernenr bes
@taQtes bot er ii6 Ben 9euti1en itets
freun6Ii6 ertpielen un6 6ieieS fonn=
ten un6 fouten linn 6ie Deutiden ON
@abltoge an beite1 6a6ur@ ber=
geIten> 6aB fife lire @tirnmpe fir
@errn @berbart abgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Ser Mpnat Mar5 lit ipe5iel benz

Ser WlD1taf Wtar3 W lpeote" Wv
NJ. sssolepb gepeibt, baber mir mebr
ais ionlt in bielem Monat oe1 !Sn-
lprl,d, Ser fl. STRIDE befolgen 1olltem'
ms IN ollen unleren Notben 11ro A11=
lieqen ol1 oer beiligen Solepb gu fpe'1=
oer. Sic @%erebrrng oeS I'll. Solepb
lit fir unlere 3eit bon beionoerer Se=
oeut11nq 1uto @id)tigteit. Stettg
,uidlt oer Snoifferentisnn1s @otf
u,ro 5ciuer @rdge seg%eniiber; Dos
driltlid}e Somilie,rleben nro Die 9el<
Iofeit ser gbe 1iro gefabroet; S91lle
uno @eltgeiit er5iebea eln gottlo1eS
@eldled)t; @em1Bl11ft nno 3ugelo-
1iqfeit nuge1r m Morfe ose gol=
les: Smioliarun,s 1tno un5ufrieoe1t=
heit ser Molien be6roben oen 6r1eoen
urro sen geltano ser @eielihaft. 9a
lit es 1pobl on Nlate, oab mir gu
ssyolepb gete,t, 1pie @ott nno Die STR
die uus anpeilen. SIN nn1ere Wunz
3del1 uro Bitten, uniere Notben uno
AnIiegen onpertrm1en, beiBt etn ba-
terlides Ser5 %beitiirnren, 6aS u1rs
Iid,ere @iilieleilt1ng miro 5utomme1
IaIlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
9as @ebeimnih Der n@6me" ia

SnS 0eDetn11ttR Der nWlDme" Dul
ii6 geliiitet. 9aS pagemntbige
Sdiff 6os SEN engliiden 9ompfer
Mppm faperte, lit no@ feinem Set
matbsbafen 8uriidgetebrt. 6i1rf8eb1
feinoli@e @diffe fat es geffapert, eire
Minion Marf in @ol6 bm es BENT
gebradt, un6 DEM engliiden @4laht=
l9iff gouor6 SET Siebte ba es DIE
Minen in Sen @eg geGegt, 6ie ibn1
gum @er6erben mur6en. Mls Der
englifde Sampler Mpam bon einer
oe11tiden ~Briienmannidof nod Mem=
port Seems gebrobt m1tr0e, geltattee
1uufere @egierung 6em @apitan, Die
@apera1ng ieines Sdiffes ousfiibrlid
nod England at beridten, nn1 ols=
bolo tpur6e aa1f sic uM0tpe," bon Der
mon 6amals nidt bieI mebr p1Bte,
ols 6en Mannerr, Sag6 gentadt. @ber
gnglanos mddtige Slotte iit m6t
imitan6e getpeien 6em fubnen oeut=
fden Sdiff 6em &eimapeg 5n berle:
gen. SHE 6euti6e Marine bh iid
mutt 1pe1eer1 &1tbm be6edt unb mint
n1er mir6 er erbleiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Ser beutide @ormari4 amf Ser:

Ser bentide @ormari@ amf Ser
BUN lei unternommen tpor6en nrs
8er5meifIung iiber Sen unmittelbar
be~por1tebe1roelr mirtbldaftliden 1no
finan5iellen 3~ulammenbra4 Der bet
oen MitteImddte, bebm1ptt Der Seem
Sort SeraIb, SatpobI, rn6 aus Ser
stpeiflnng tper6en Sic De1tfden Ser
6u1 1tebmen 1n6 &uriS ba3n. nno
oonn tper6e11 Tie in ibrer 8er5tpeif=
hing iiber SEN @erol6 la6en, tpie mat'
Hber einen gIotpr lobt, Ser 6afur
be5abH miro, 6aB Ell gum @au6ium'
bes Hubliflpms Ba1raelbdume i6lagt
un6 1i9 nod 6ummer felt, alS er
obrebin bon Ser Notlr l9on gema4t
fpor6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Mit mr. i'm Mpril itattfinben6en

Mit Der im Mpril itattfinbenoen
5taottpabl lit npan iebt iotpeit ms
Meit1e 1tno Weapiiie gefomme1L OILS
,,1aar NIT ienen 5taotblrgern betanm
ge1poroen, melde 1i9 BEL ben gorDabr
Len ,un Ole al b~eiebenoen Aernter be-
,perben mer0en. gs liegt nns oard)s
aus nidt on, oem ga1ten ent1de1=
ounqSlinae por5ugreife1r, NUT benz elm
ieber @abler, Oh @eldafts~ ODER Mr-
beitsulo,1n, an oie 8ablurne tre1en
miro, UNI lid} in gapillenbafter 8eiie,
ob1re lid, oabei bon et1uaigm 5onoer-
intere0e leiter 81 lallen, ionoern nun
oem allgeupei,ren staotinterelie Die
memo, oos gu beadbten 1no gu toroerr
Sic geuabltelr &anoioaten ii@ ale11
grnltes 5u ibrer Mmtspflidt maden
loue,z ibrer @ablpflidt 5n e11tleoiz
aer, piel1nebr Backgammon mir nnS
0aru1t uniern 2elern Die betreffet=
Sen Mmtstan0t0aten nobmbaft gu mo-
d,e,1, 0eren @ertbl6abung oe
5timngeber ser Staot 5meifelsobne
nad) oen1 ridtige,n MaBitabe gu beur;
tbeilen imita1roe limo. oils 8emerbe1
lun oos 8iirgermeiiteramt lteben 1ld
e1rtgegen 8. S. Seberger, ser iebige
ssnbaber bes MmteS, 9. s. Sreema1t,
1peld)er oils Gto6toberba11pt on Der
@pite ser friiberen Staotperpoltnna
ltan6, ulo ser 3igorenfabritant Sa1=
lia1s M6anrs. Mls @iirger Ser Gtao1
lteben bie1e orei @erren in glei6 bo-
Der Mbt1,ng; es liegt nun oem 8ab-
lern ob, oeren B%efabigung fir Dos
a,rgeltrebte Mmt ridtig %ab5l1tpage1
uno oernentipredenb gu 1ttnrn1et
Sir 6ie @onrmliionsamter iirb I'M
Ieloe @o. @ammerel, Sobn Scout
mor1n, IS. Modol, Sran5 &all9eaer.
81. g. Diolafe, Sobn s. &idoroS
@u. M1cSper un6 Sp. MaDburp. I'm
SOS 6rie0ersridtersart betperbe1
li9 Sonres 81. SarriS, IS. $. Moer
uno $. S. 9onobue. Sir ben aus
fiinf Mitglieoern beitebemoe @taot=
rotb tpl1roe petitio1lstpeiie .a19 IN oe1
letten Observation-Disclosures Cor:
ge getragen, mobei 6ie Hrelie 1ebr 81
gbren fam, i116e1n Mlpab @ait1at
bon ser uSSoltrnal=E reB," 6. S. Mfac:
oonalo nnb 6re6. Sbilplin bon Del
nGimes," Geo. 9aoienberger bon
uMoroitern" un6 8. 3. Mit6en Dor
uSssournolBreB" in @ori6lag ge:
brodt tpl1r6en. @em bieie &eloe1
bon ser Sober aus DEM ani6eimenoer
|9der5 grnit moden mn6 oie ibner
5ugeoadten @emter arnebmen, ptrf
ibiuen @elegenbeit gegebem iein, ibrf
10 piele int sS%ntereife Der @taot 81
Hapier. gebrodten 8iini@e 1no gege
benen @infe in sic Sbat umieben 81
folnren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Staliener 5d)eimer an Ser

Sic Staliener ideinen an ber
&eile, 6ie iie ii6 bei 6en Seterrei=
dern gebolt, noh nidt gena1g 5n baz
ben. 9ie &equirier11ng zines Sbei=
les ser in italieniiden &afen 1iege1=
Sen oeuti9en @diffe itebt einem
feirr6Iiden MH febr abnli@. @atnr-
li6 bat Stalier1 o1@ 6ieien S6rih
cuff 8etreiben @nglm6S getbm, Dos
@4iffe iebr notbmen6ig bron&t nn1
6os neutrale Bortmgal at einem
abnIiden @etpaltitrei6 berleitet bot.
Die @%abelmaher ioQten ii6 borieben
Ser beutf1e Mar bat fdurfe 8arrge,
un6 ouf &aab5e1g Defenders bm Ell
es abgeieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
Gdarf aber a%utreffenb a1tkert itd

sdarf aber sutreffemb anfert i'd
ELM betannter Seem gorfer 8Irger
Or. 9. S. @enington. iiber iolde
Mmerifaner, sic 6arm1f beitebem auf
bepaffneten engltiden &anoelSi6if-
fen nod europa 5a1 rei1en. ST.. Re=
mngton brol1bte eine1r 1relten Durnpf=
fe1iel, tpa1r6e aber Der itdn6igt, BOB er
11enr Monnte marten nrb 6nm Den
6oppelten o6er 6reifadem BreiS 5ab=
len miiiie, tpeil un1ere Sno1ltrie Dor
anem sic Muftrage Der 9%lliierten outs
fiibren miiiie. Na1n lit 6ieier Slime
rifa1ner aber ser Mniidt, 6aB ote ante=
rifaniide Sn6uitrie 51nadit Die Be
6iirfnii1e 6es eige1ren 2anoes oeder
io1te, un1 boB 1tniere @egierung BEL
fer baron tbdte, ioldye Mibitan6e OBJ
8uitelIen, ols ii6 5uguniten @nglanos
In Sen Saudbootfrieg ein5umiiden
un6 iib fit Marren an BEN 2ooen gu
legen. go nen1t Gr. Ne1rtt1gtot tn
einem Sdreiben at BEN Bnnoes1e=
motor SiQmat1 namlih sic 2el1te, oie
ibr 9eben nuf b%epaffneten engliid)en
Munitionsidiffen risfieren. Wortlid
idreibt er: v@ine nnteri l1dung Der
'giieninouitrie lit be6euteno pidtiger
als sic Sroge, nie mani ben Narren
6as 2eben retter farm, Die 1id a1f
friegfibrenoe Sdiffe begebert. SSn
nern bon 8ebn Gaqen ioltef fie &C.
t0btet mer6en, neil iie @arren ftnb.
ST. babe nidts fir einen Morren
iibrig, tpeoer gu 2an6e, nod 3n Wal,
fer. Sd 6ente, irger6 einern Der
niinftigen Menfden fo1te ge1tottet
fein, einer Marren u%ngetparnt 5n It.
.idieBen; sic 8et 1T fotpieio 51 bon
bon linen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
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fonte flar ieine @iinide oa1f5eidnen,
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6pfer in feinem @tol5 un6 in ieinen
b%eionoerem sSrtereiien 81 bringer rno
70 BEN rteiigen @ampf gu @n6e uno
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gan5e11 @eIt berborgernfen urt1 6en
tiefen 8uni6 geidoffen bat, 6en blu=
tigen @ampf baI6 beer6t gu feben.
Duber m11B ih nodmols meme Stim-
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bes @irtenbriefs beban6elt @ebee,
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fdredli@e1 4riege gefal1en ftro."