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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
PRINCE RUPERT GOES SOUTH.

--= steamer Prince Rupert went z5--- -zs- evening with -ae follow -1z lzsz=-E=-z from E=-c1iksl.
 ---s. C1zs. E5czz-- and Miss Flor s1e= G.cz=- 55- Michigan City, Ind, 3lr. IT. Mcdonald for Edmo1ron. Al- 5=--a. For Sezr-l=- Dir and Mrs. Bar her, Miss Ada Darlington (. M "a caon. II 4 Cole. Y. s Runner L. Legears for Fs-zca-e, Wash, and one second class for Prince Rupert
 The Prince Euya-- carried e large passenger lis- among whom were one hundred and 1#s1-yETs recruits from Darzoa who =ill join the Canadian to-c=s a. Victoria
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
THREE WORTHY CITIZENS WILL SPEAK
Great Britain Reerates Her Rights Search The Mails
THE SEARCH WAS AN
 ABSOLUTE FAILURE
AMERICAN OESTROYERS REPORT THEIR INABILITY TO DiScoV-
 ER SUBMARINE.

BAR HARBOR, OeJ- I6,-The feet ot American torpedo boat destroyers sent out to look up the submarine that caused 50 much fear and destroyed so many ships. have returned here. and report an absolute failure to discover ,he identity Of the craft and much less it's base of supplies, The whole pro ceedings is involved in mystery.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
Captive Dove May Be
 From German U-Raider

EDGEWATER. N. J., Oct. 16-The police are holding prisoner a white dove with band Of yellow metal on its leg bearing the inscription -U-53' the number of the German submarine which made it's memorable raid of Nantucket last Sunday.
 The dove flew in the window of a business office here recently.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The pen sion bureau has received 66,OO0 appli- cations for increases Of widows pen sions under the law passed by con- gress at the last session. Of the ap- plications 25,O00 already have been allowed and allowances are being made at the rate of about 2,000 a day. Under the law, widows who have reached the age of 70 years are en- titled to increase from SIP to s2O a month.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

CHRISTIANIA. Ger. 16.-A Russian torpedo boat yesterday sank TWO Ger man submarines after the submersi- a.es had attacked the Russian wire less station al Sepuayoiak on the Mur- man coast says report from PerO grad Several persons were killed by the gul6r4 ot the submarines.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
NOTICE.

The meeting of Ketchikan Lodge No PA, Loyal Order of Moose, will be postponed until Wednesday even ing at eight o'clock.
 All candidates are hereby notified 10 present themselves for imitation J. D. ROUNSEFELD, Secy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
Mir. and Mrs. Johnson
 Are Visiting In Town

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson. of the Marconi Wireless station, are in town today visiting and incidentally doing q little shopping.
 Mrs. Johnson expects her sister, formerly Miss Mary Loblie, who re- gently married Leslie Erickson, of Dawson. The young couple were mar ried Sept 18th last They will visit with Mir. and Mrs. Johnson who have also been recently married.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
Why The HaIibut
 Industry Is Lost
(Tacoma News.J


 WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-(Special.) The republican national congress ional committee today gave out a statement by Congressman Albert Johnson of Washington, telling how Canada has captured the great halibut fishing industry and transferred it's headquarters to Prince Rupert
 The Alaska industry is doomed, all because of the Underwood law and the lack of White House backbone, ]" he concludes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
Mexico Demands
 Troops Withdrawal

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct 1s-Col. Bar-agan. chief Of staff 10 First Chief Ca--anza- said today that an agree, ne1l 70 withdraw American troops from Mexico must De signed and a definite date for withdrawal must be set before any other questions affect ing Mexico can bs successfully taken ID by -he Mexican-American commis- sion al Atlantic City.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Tillie Brown an 11-year-old girl was found dead to- day strangled with her own bookstrap after having been assaulted. in a eel lar Of a tenement on the lower East side. The girl has been missing since yesterday when she failed to return home from school An uncle reported 10 the police that last Friday he saw . strange man purchase candy for the girl near the school
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
Beheaded Body of Boy
 Found On City Dump

EAST ST LOUIS. Oct. 14.-The be- headed body of 4. Magarian's three year-old boy, who had been missing from home for ten days, was found on the city dump yesterday. The father says that he believes the boy was killed by members of the Armenian colony, with whom he had quarreled over business matters.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 16.-A spark from tramp's pipe started a blaze today which practically destroyed St. Dominics Hall sai dto be the oldest structure of the Dominican of Cath olic priests in California.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
REGISTRATION IS HEAVY.

SEATTLE. Oct 16.-According to official counts. the registration for the city of Seattle thus far exceeds nine ty-two thousand voters, and two days more left in which more will register. This is considered very heavy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 16.-Rev Irl Hicks. astronomer and long distance" weath- CT forester and publisher, died here tonight from pneumonia. He was T years old. He is said to have amas- sed a fortune through the publication of Hicks Almanac.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-Capt. Grot- ness Of the Norwegian tank steamer Christian Knudsen, one of the vessels sunk of the Nantucket lightship Sun day. officially reported to his agents in New York today his belief that three submarines were operating in The lightship's vicinity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Mrs. II ". Webber, wife Of the sup erintendent Of the Ready Bullion Min ing Co., at Hollis. accompanied by her friend Mrs. Y. J. Groves, was a pas senger for Tacoma on the Princess sophia. Mrs Webber expects ot re- -gru to Ke,chikan about the first Of inc year, her plans being 10 spend the holidays with friends and rela- lives on the Sound.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

OAKL. ND, Cal. Oct. Is. = Five hpndred ,oilermakers at the Union | T company's plant at Alameda st ok this morning following the re- fusal of the ship filters in the same plant to affiliate with their union.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Before the departure this afternoon of Secretary Of State Lansing for Long Branch to see President Wilson. Mir. Lansing and James W. Gerard, ambassador to Ger many, had a conference with Col. E. M. House, President Wilson's close friend and adviser. None would dis cuss the subject Of the conference.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
5000 MORE IRISH NEEDED.

DUBLIN. Oct l5.-The Irish divis- ion at the front will need reinforce Ie1t of 2a.oao men before Christmas. says Lord Wimborne. the lord ieuten- ant He said that before the war there were 5+.S12 Irish ProJestants with the colors and 1he reserves. Since mob i.iza,ion. s2.404 Catholics and 62.3s1 PEore>ta1ts have joined the army.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD.

SEATTLE. Oct. 16.-News has been received here that the famous engin- eer Virgil G. Bogue, died aboard the steamer of which he was travelling from Mexico to New York It was Mir. Bogue who drew the plans for the civ ic center Of Seattle, and was well known here
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Chas. ". Hawksworth, government inspector of Indian schools, was in town for the weekend on business and returned to Metlakatla this morn ing where he is experimenting the building of the new pipe line. He was registered at the Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
GERMAN SUBMARINE REPORTED ON WAY
 BACK TO HOME PORT
ANOTHER IS SAID TO BE COMING TO TAKE UP THE oPE3
 ATlON.

WASHINGTON. Oct 16.-In off cial circles today, the runfor is going the rounds that the German submar inc U-53 that destroyed six ships ten days ago on this side of the Atlantic, had left for it's home port and that another was on it's way to carry out the operation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

3lr. ! T. Roe. of Belle Island Hot Springs, left for his home in Cushing, Okla. over the Canadian Pacific Sat lrday evening. Nr. Roe expects to re- urn to Ketchikan in about six weeks, bringing with him his family.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
Carload of Whiskey
 Seized In Transit

SEATTLE, Oct, 16,-A carload of whiskey intended for Seattle but side tracked at Snohomtsh for the time being, was seized by the resident deputy sheriff alst Saturday evening. The liquor has been ordered destroy ed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

There is rumor going around the town to the effect that Miss Winnifred Raber, who together with her younger sister left for Winlock, Wash, to at tend boarding school, a short while ago, was married about a week ago to MT. Arthur Norman. engineer on the Oregouia.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
HUNTING PARTY RETURNS.

] parry which consisted o1 4 R Larson. Fremolt King, Jack Davies. Dale Ellr E5aDey S-ackpols. Angus Mackenzie and Carl Lancaster. who Jeff toEl week ago Sunday on . hunting trip north as far as Wran gsll. returned last night Nlth al eveL carload ot game. says Mr Ira King
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Dr. and Mrs. Myers. who left on the Princess Sophia Saturday, are enroute 70 their future home in Kansas City, Mo- where the Doctor expects 10 en- gage in practice. being associated with Dr. Sawtelle, well known spec .alist Of that city. Everybody is sorry Uncle John" has gone except the edi- .or-thank you.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

The Admiral Watson arrived from the north about midnight last night and after loading several thousand eases of salmon this morning left about noon for the south with the fol- lowing passengers. E. T. Tomb. c. Munson, NIT. and Mrs E. W. Conradi, Geo. F. Strong
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
j. J. DAILY GOES NORTH.

Mir j. j. Daly left this morning for Skagway and other points looking after his business interests in con nection with the several meat mark cts. He may be gone ten days or more.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Mr- and Mrs Alex Runge left over the Canadian Pacific last Saturday for Rochester. Minn They expect to oe away from Ketchikan for three or .our months. visiting friends and rela-
 ives in the middle and western states.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

BERLIN. Ger. I6.-Continuing their advance il Pennsylvania the Austro- German forces under Gen. yon Falken- hayE have captured the passes in the Hardi--a and Carole mountains.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 GOlITHROIIND
SOuTHROuND.

JEFFERSON today anytime. CITY OF SEATTLE, tomorrow night at II o'clock. AL-KI tomorrow afternoon.
 NoRTHBOUND. PRINCESS ALICE Monday night. PRINCE GEORGE Wednesday ey- ening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Mir. w. J. Rogers, superintendent at Mt. Andrew mine, left for Seattle on the Princess Sophia for a short busi, ness trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
THOMAS MATT OSBORNE RESIGNS

BUFFALO, Oct 16-Thomas Matt Osborne, warden of Sing Sing prison. has resigned.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16
mR. AID MRS. J. C. BARBER
 MAKING 4 TRIP NORTt

Air. and 3lrs. J. C. Barber left ol the Prince Rupert lsst evening for ar extended trip in the states.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Sam Bernstein and F. V. West, both knights of the grip" of Seattle, are registered at the RevilIa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

American canned salmon is favor. ably known throughout the entire world. The export of it amounts to 100000 year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

John Leckey, Of Cape St. Elias, is a visitor in town and is stopping at the Reyilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

Chris GOss. Of Wards Core, was ( visitor in town for the week end anc was registered st the RevilIa Hotel
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-16

J. G. Ellis was in town on Saturday for the day only, returning to Hadley Saturday evening
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Z. Snli.

Muf bei6e11 5eiten Der 9on1me it116
erbitterte @dntpfe nit ,pedielnbe,n
@rfoIg im @onge 9lm Ser Ber6un-
front tpur6en beftige @ngriffe Ser
5ran3ofen ouf Sic 6eutf@en @tell1tn-
gen ouf Ser Groioe Gerre.Sobe 1nb
iubIi9 bon Sort @aur NIT idperen
@erluiten fit 6ie Gngreifer obgei@la-
gen. Snt Monat suni perIoren oie
Mniierten on ser @eitfront 81 Slug
5euge, Sic 9el1ti9en 1tl1r fieben. Gin
9beiI Ser oeutfden &o@ieefIotte ia.
perte an Ser englif@en aiiite Ben bri.
tiiden @an1pfer 2eihis.
General 2iniingen bat aus 9med.
ntdBigfeitsgriin6en cine reue Ser.
tbeioigrngslinie geipdbH. gu beioen
@eiten bon @oluil bro9en ruifii9e
Mngriffe nit {d'ueren 8erluiten 5l1-
fan1men. Die @ifen fesen lire 0pe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
nonn1en.
6. eSnlt.

@onita11tinopeI mel6et tpeitere Sic
ge iiber sic @uiien in 8eriien un6 sic
&Ideroberung bon &ermoni9of.
2on6on mel6et oie 8ei4d6igung ei.
meg britifden Minen5eritorers. Der
6dnifde 0nmpfer GIora lit bon ei-
mem beutiden Sodiee.Sorpe6oboot
getopert tpor6en. Ser britii9e Dan1-
pfer Moris tpur6e aeritort.
Die 0ffenfipe Ser Mniierten on Ser
Somme lit gum @tinito,r6 gefon-
men. Die Deutiden baben ouf BET
SEN l1fern ser So1nme nit groBen
@eritddrfungen cine getpoItige @egerr-
offe1rfipe eingeleitet u11b bie Strange
fen BEL Sem un6 81 trees beftig mt.
gegriffen.
sSm @oun bon @er6un boben 6ie
Deutiden nad @btpeiiung fransdi.
ider @ngriffe o11f bem redten Moos-
ufer 6ie 8eidieBung bes 5untin-@ol.
6es u116 6es @erfs So 2oufee Elm.
geleitet.
Die Sruppen oes Generals bon
8otbmer baben nod beftigen 4dm.
pfen om @opouiec-8a9 ibre alte 2i-
ME fii6speltli9 bon 8ucaoe3 31riider-
obert.
3,pifden @olon1ea un6 @o6tporma
boben sic Truppen Ser Doppelmo-
nardie neue itarfe @te1ungen be3o-
gent an tpel9e,n ole ruiIii@en Mn.
griffe meitern.
@erfu9e Ser Gran5ofen, IN 6em
@eboIa, iiiotpeitIid bon Sort Bour im
Mbl9nitt bon ger6un bor3uriiden,
tpuroe nod Meloung Ser Oberften
&eeresleitune IN Berlin obgef@logen.
sn gleider Beife miBIang Ben Grun.
3oien a119 bie @ie6ereinnabme a1f
bem DumIonp-Siigel. Gran5offde
Gr1ppen modten einen Mngriff an
Ser idnnolen 6rort i'm aisne-B -Be5irf
fiibIid gine.aur.8ois I'M seorotpeiten
bon Mbeinrs. Ser angriff mar ni@t
(6ortiet1ng m1f edte 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
10. eS1tIi.

Gie Mugen DeutidIan6s iin6 mebr
anf Sic 0itIide ols ouf 6ie tueitlide
Grort geri9tet. Die @udt 6es er.
iten M1pranes I'M @eiten lit ri@tig
nbgefbdbt tpor6en, un6 tpenn Sic bri'
tii1e @trategie oud nod neue ueber-
roidungen beobiidttgt, 10 bot oas
Hublifunr tpie 6ie Sodfreiie bod
pones 8ertromen in sos i9lieBli9e
&efultat.
Srn Often lit ie6od cine ongenei,
ne gpobe 0ffe1riipe bon &iga Biz @u-
menien Iosgebroden. Bo6e o1f $50.
ge ruififde11 8lutes un6 @tables rollt
gegen oen 6eutiden Dan1m art, Ser
ii4 iber bie ruf1ii@en Hropin5en er.
}tredt. @a1m baben 6ie Deutiden
sic SIutb 3uriidgaporfen, 10 orobt
fie }don tpie6er ON anoerer 5telle.
Ueun perrdtb fein @ebeirn1riB, tpenn
man fogt, bie 6eutf@en Giibrer fino
iiber 6ie i9einbar 11nerf46pfli4e
@ruft Ser @uifer u1tb ibrem Borratb
an Meni9en 1no Munition iiber.
raf9t.
Die 0berfte Seeresleit.1ng eibt at,
bob britime Ernppe1 in sen 9rones.
tpoIo einorungen un6 bab 6ie Gran3o.
fen 6ie 90rfer So Morfonette 1tn1
Borlelr nnbmen, cine otefer Rad.
ridt auf 6e1n Gube folgen6e befog1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

rationen gegen @i1r6er1burgs< <Srup-
pe1rfrdfte fort. sic griffen iiioli@
bonn Narotf9sSee nit ltarfen Streit-
frafte1 on, tpa1roen aber na9 befti'
gen &fen abgeidlagen.
0ie 2urfen ertpeilen ii9 in 6ieien
fritilden Gagen ols quite un6 ge=
treue @elfer. sSn Meiopotomien trie-
ben lie 6ie &uilen 80 Meilen melt 5u-
rid.
Die britiide srmee bot in ser ge-
meiniamen fron5oiiid-britiiden Of'
fenitbe einen idtperen @ufidlag er-
litter1, 1pie aus ben in Berlin einge-
laufenen 8eri6ten bernorgebt. Die
8riten boben ungetpobnlih idmere
gerluite erlitten. seit Dem Groff-
nungstoge 6es britiiden Gngriffs
tpor General @aigs 4rn1ee 11idt ir1-
itar6e, irgen6tpelde midtige Sort
i9ritte gegen 6ie 6eutfde Mrmee 3u
er5telen. DIS iie ge5mungen moren,
lire 5eridoiiene erite 2inie nuf5u.
geben, 5ogen iid sic 0eut1@en nod
ibrer 5tpeiten 2inie n0rolid Ser Cont
me 5uriid, mo- iie tpte6er 1,rr6 >pieoer
sic britiiden sSnfanterie-Mngriffe 5u-
riidtrieber. Do6ur9 lit fir 6ie gu,
funft bos gr0Bte @ertrauen in Ser
lin tpie6er mo@gerufen. 9a3 Sic
Gron5oien erbebIide @etpinne fii6li6
ser Son1me genodt bobe1, miro in
Berlin nidt beitriithten. Mber 6ieie
fransoiii9en @etpirtne biIben Meue
ernitli@e 8e6robung Ser 6e11tfden
2inien, sic geniigen6 borberettet iinb,
irgen6 einen fdtueren Ingriff I'M Mb-
idnitt Bel Heronne ob8ui@lagen.
Son Ser italieniiden Gront beri@-
tet sos 0iterreid -ungariide ariegs-
amt: Ser syein6 enhpidelte cine leb-
bofte Ebmigfeit Der Artiuerie unb Der
Minentperfer gegen sic 60ben bon
0ober6o, Defenders in ser @egen6
iu6Ii6 bes Deorte 0eiiei6uii. Gs
tam au perein5eIten idmeren Satrb~
.gpanate,hfdanpfen ssa Der Nazmo-
lato- -@ege1to uno on Ser ofterreid-l I'M
garif9en Sront 5tpifhen Ser 8rarta
un6 Der @ti9 tpur6en mebrere Mn.
griffe 6es Gein6es obge1pieien. Sn
Der @egern6 6es Monte 5nterroHo
febrte 2eutrta11t @uifer nit elmer Be-
trouble bon ieds Monn bonn 26.
otter. .<ung. Territorial" @egimert
bon elmer erfolgrei@en l1nterneb-
mung gegen fein6lide Maf9inenge,
tpebre n1it 226 gefangenen Stolie-
nerr, barunter bier Offi5iere, 5uriid.
Mn un6ere1 SteI(en tpur6en IA Off,
5iere u1r6 366 Mann gefangen &C.
monument.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

ges pielfad ge5eigt, 6aB bon einem
Mbidneiben Ger notbpenoigen Silfs'
nrittel feine &e6e fem fann.
Grosoem sic britilden 1n6 fran,
50iiiden Eruppen nit ibrer Sffen-
lipe ein5elne @rfolge errangen, itno
tpie Carl %. gldermann, Ger ausge,
5eidnete 8eri9teritatter Ser United
Hreb aud oeutide &riegsberi@ter'
ltotter bon Ser geieoerloge Ser M'
liierten iiber5eugt. 9eo6 6em @nbe
ser 0ffeniibe fommt, 10 gIaubt man
in Berlin Ser 6rie6e, Ser tpie Der
8eginn bes &rieges iabltngs iiber
Nodt fommen mag.
Son gerIin for1tnt iiber Sapbine
sic geo9ridt, BOB tpe1tigitens bier,
m0glider1peiie flint britii4e Ratrouil-
Ienboote ii1tb bon Dem 0iterreid.1n,
gorii9en @reuaer Nobari pernidtet
por6en. SHE tpar6en 6atr9 6euer
5erIt0rt urr6 iatrfen, 6ret gerietben in
8run6 no6 @ei1eIerpIoiionen. 9ie
Nopari fon11te nrr neun @eele,1te bon
ser Ben1onnung retten.
Mn Ser itolieri1hen 6ront fanben
beftige &dnrpfe itatt, tporiiber Elm
amtlider oiterrei9 =nngarii9er 8e.
ri9t ntel6et: Monte @arno tpltrbe
bon SEN Stalienern genoumen, aber
BON 0ferreid-ungarifden Sra1ppen
5mriiderobert, sic 455 StaIiener 81,
@efnngenen 1nadten. Gin itaIieni.
ider A,griff I'M abidmih oes Nonte
ss5nterpoto idIug fell. 0eiter-unga'
rii9e SIug8euge baben ,pieoer itolie-
nii9e ntilitariide gtobIiiiements IN
M6rio bonrbor6iert, un6 5tpei 6eut-
he Wearine Jlug5euge baben laut
Mel6ung aus Berlin auf englii9e
Acknowledgment Bel Sorwi@ uno
Doper 8or1ben getporfen.
@onr tpeitli9en &riegsfda1plas
beri9tet: Deutide Eruppen nobnen
Sen Sronestpal6 un6 bos 2an6g11t So
Maiionette. Sic 6ran5oien faBten
i'm Dorfe 8iade SUB. 3mii6en gor-
leur ur6 8elop broden lire oftnpols
spie6erbolten Mngriffe idlieBli6 un.
ferr iebr groBen 8erIuiten 5uiammen.
Som 0itIiden &riegsidouplab beiBt
es: @eeresgruppe 6es Generals bon
2tndingen: Ser fein6lide @orntari@
gegen sic Stofboo 2inie tuur6e al,
lentbolben abgeidlagen. 9ie an'
griffe Ser &uifen meitli@ unb flo-
Ii9 BON 211tsf tparen erfolglos. See
resgruppen bes Generals bon 8otb-
mer. 11niere Gatrouillen fantpfte1
erfoIgreid in borgeidobenen 5te1un.
gen. MISUNDERSTANDING: l1niere
@orpoiten idIugen 6ur6 Mrtinerie-
feuer feinolide @btbeilungen ii6li@
oon 0oiroriee ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
9ie &rie9s1ase.
IL. eSuli.

S1e Srfenl1be Der 9tllt1er1eH III 6u111
Stia] ]taro gebradt. slaeroings fab-
rem sic Gerbiinoeten nrit ibren erlo=
genen tSiegesnadridten fort, nro
oieie oiene1r MIR elmer finan5ielen
Mufbeiierung. @enn lie ltb aber
NAL bo5u bergeben, eine S4lappe
ei11snriiu1nen Damn nuB es getpiB
1,n1 ibre Sa9e faul fem. Ser pole
3ularnmenbrud ser 0ffeniipe lit 11ur-
nrebr cine Srage ser 3eit, oos lailen
6ie aus 2ortoon ger1elbeten Nadri6-
ten in Weo11res= uno I'M Sro1,esual0e
bnrdbliden.
9eutlhe Sruppen idoben, tpte Die
SeeresIeitung beute anfiin-
6igt, tire @tenen auf 6em re6ten
Moosufer Biz 5u ei11ent Gunfte Bel
soupille un6 SEN 2onfee-@erfen bor
11ro nrodter 80 Sffi3iere un6 2106
511 @efangerrer1 un6 10 ihliebt ii4
ser Sting Inn 8er6un immer enger.
Haris mel6et, boB es 6en 0euti9en
geIong, feiten SUB in Ser piel Unit
ltrittenen Me6oute 9on1loup u1t6 IN
oern Gun1irtpo16e 5u faiien, bemno4
bat Sic britii6+fran50iiide Sffeniipe
uuf sic Sperotionen Dor @erbun ni@t
6en uerindIten GinfluR qehubt.
gu @oiier un6 5u 2onbe geben bie
9e11t}den ben Mniierten on BEN 4ra-
gen. 3tpei bel1tfde S1ug5euge baben
oen fron50iiiden &riegsbofen beidoi=
fen, ser bon SEN britilden Er1ppen
70 d11gitIih belpo6t miro, bu1nit er
bon 6en @euti9eru nidt genonrnren
un6 ibrpen Elm Angriff a11f Dooer er-
miro. Gin 6e1,tfdes Inter
{eeboot bot bie 9ofenita6t Seabom
on Ser @nite Ser @rafitaot Da1rbm
I'M 1orooitIi9en GngIarrb bef4oifen.
Die @ufen boben berfudt, bic tiir-
ffiiden 9rnppen I'M an,faius bur6
gegert1ngriffe 51tn1 fteben 51t brin,
gen, bod tpurben biefe fdntmtli@ ab<
gefblagen, mie bos &riegsamt IN
aonita1ttinopeI srtel6et. sSn Meiopo-
tamten pur6e ein Heiner britiider
Eruppenf0rper in sic Gln9t gef9la<
gen.
@eutldlonos 2anom1utb ideint
6em @n6e nabe, 1pie lid aus 8erli-
ner geri9tem erfe1tnen ldBt. SSn Die
fen beiBt es, 6oB ser Stur5 6es
&ei6sfan5lers bon Betbmann-Soa<
tpeg, oes @ouptbertreters etrer na9s
giebigen NoIitif gegen oie Ser.
stoote1 unb oie i@orfe 8ieberauf>
nubn1e 6es Gau9bootfrieges inner
bolb 6reier Mo1rote beboriteben, fans
@il1on 1li9t gegen 6ie bri-
tilde glodo6e ei1rldreitet. Mmerifos
Mnfidt tperoe 6o1rt unbea9tet gelaI-
fen 1perben.
9ie @r6ffnuug elmer oireften
Notwithstanding 5tpifden
0euti9la16 un6 ben 8eretnigten
gfaaten 6ur9 6as l1nteriee=San6els<
idiff vDeutidIanb" bat SSubel nno
8egeiIterung u11ter 6en Deutiden
berporgeruferu, aber tpobl 1tieman6 lit
freuoiger betpegt aIs 4lfreb 2ob'
mann, ser friibere Sun6elsfamner
un6 ser l1rbeber bes u1ter1DaIfer-
6an6elsberfebrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Boot miiiIe bober ols Sanbelsi@iff
onqefeben tper6en. 3oneinrebmer
Mpon {didte ben Beridt nod @ofb-
inqton ob. aopitGn aonie bonn oea1t'
id,er SonbeIs- -Eaudboot mo4te BEN
@eriidten, er fei Ser 8rager elmer
Bot{dnft aoi{er @ilbelms an Rrafi-
Bent BiI{on, ooburh enbgultig Elm
gnoe, als er erfI6drte, ole 6driiber
perbreiteten @efdi9ten feien obne ie-
Sc 8egrunoung. r9euti@lono" nber
brodte Mftien fiir Sen 8otbafter
8ernitorff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

ober, 6aB oeutide Grnppen BEN 9or-
nestpaIo, 6os 2anbg1t Maiionette
uno 6os @orf 8arIeur tpieber 5uriid,
nabmen.
Die &uifen baben tpeitere beftige
Mngriffe on beridieoenen 4bianitten
ser 6ro1h geu1adt, Ser Beridt oes
Oberiten @eeresleitung iteat iebo@
felt, BOB 6ie 6eirr6e NIT groben Ser
Iuiten 5uriideeidlogen tpuroen. Der
Beridt Ia1ttet: Mrrneegruppe bes
Nrinae1 2eopoI6: 9ie &ufen mieoer-
bolten nrebreremale ibre Mngriffe; Tie
aue bra6en nit idtperen 8erluiten
fit sic &riien 5uianrmen. Mrmee-
gruppe General 2infingen: &uiliide
Mngriffe an berime6enen Bunfte1
oieler 6ront moren erfolglos. 8ei
Molobe9ta tpur6en 5ablreide 8om-
ben o1f Iruppen getporfert, sic auf
8ugbefor6erung tporteten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Ser finansielle 3med Der aaiier'
ten Offenfipe 1T bereits errei4t: IN
Stem gorf fino bie 11nterbdn6lungen
nit Der rana6ff4en @egierung iiber
eine Gun6ertmini nioren-M -Mnleibe 51nt
mf9lub gefonmten.