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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
Earrys SUGGESTION.

Harry had been sleeping alone
nearly week, which was new S
for him. one night Il storm came
and the wind blew, shaking the d,
and windows. This woke Harry,
he was much frightened and thol
OF nothing except screaming for
mother, His mother heard his c
and lay down with him. She tur
her back to him, thinking she IN
get som" sleep. Suddenly she heal
frightened whisper: Mother, If |
you Id face each other"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
REAL ESTATE REPORT

The following is list Of Real Estate
Sales in Manitowoc County, for the
week ending Oct,2l 1916, furnished TO
ny by the Manitowoc County Abstract
Company, who guarantee their Ab-
stracts.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Authorized, published and the sum
2f cents a line paid therefor by Carl
Kiel for the information OF voters and
in the interest of the candidacy Of
Charles L. Brady for District Attor.
ney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

utS'
The CoONl boAhD oA0''o'
50 much is being said about the
County board suits at this time, ana
have been asked so often Ter state
ment on them that | think 1t well TO
publish the facts now so that the voters
Of this county may know before NoNeih-
Der Eth Just what the situation win
regard to these cases IS ana that they
may determine 10y their votes on eIec-
ton day Whether the conditions "hlch
have existed for years past minis county
shall continue, o. whether they snail
be changed. The facts are as follows
10 the years l9l2 and 1911" the news
papers Of this county, lhcI"ulhS inc
Manitowoc i'ost, the DaIIy heraIu ana
the Daily News called vigorous atteh'
ton TO the gross oVercharges maze
against the county 10y some OF the mem
bers Of the county board ana caIIeu u on
wy o0",''' ~ -. .,a. ,,.Io1Ir -.
''o''' W wy '1,''' ',...s, rI..,,,.,, a.l
own 60 'D"'g' l.",.OS, -. :. ,s,a
u '''J W u" '''', r Nv ~. r. r. ~
what the records IN the ONCE Of the
county ''', ]. ','''''', " ~ 'l'e 10y 80
Oh inns '''J'G'' go va ,,''
a'i'''l'''oH VI VIC ''0o' 10 ny '','''
gave me I'"o.'.e" 'O'''''''' Nv ,''''
'uR V""' sum- y, '''' ''''.'' ''' . " Wv
county DOdIu hdd itC6lEtu C.N1'aa al'O" .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
WAISTS
Underwear specials
For Women

Our underwear stock in such preparedness
this Wemade early purchases and secured many
values that couldn't be duplicated at all to day
OF the many lines show offer three numbers that
consider special values
LOT La of iuc bleached medium weight fleeCed
vests and pants; they IN hghneck long sleeve and
Ouch neck elbow sleeves style vests and open and closed
pants, they priced at 33c
LOT pa of fine beachcd, lightweight, feeced UNI
ion suits that can be had in Bishop Duchneck, elbow
sleeve high neck long sleeve style shell crochet vests
priced at 49,
LOT ga lot of Bishop neck, elbow sleeve low ne k
sleeve style union suits made of heavy weight fabric with
pearl crochet trimming priced at T9r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
CATTLE-MAKING DOWN
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
Great hallway System Comes to Help
of II Wonderfully Growing In
dustry IN Dixie.

An interesting Southern development
story comes from the Southern Rail-
way greater South headquarters This
information is 10 tho effect that cattle
hogs and sheen now being grown
in the South to such an extent that
the Southern Railway has found II
necessary 10 establish a daily fast live
stock service from points in Southside
Virginia. Western North Carolina, East
Tennessee and Southwest Virginia to
Virginia feeding grounds; and from
Louisville and Cincinnati markets
service from st. Louis to Atlanta to
handle the inbound movement Of horses
and mules for the Southeastern and
Virginia Carolina territory.
Stock from points in Western Caro-
lima, East Tennessee and Southwest
Virginia will he consolidated at Ashe-
willie and run in special trains to
Spencer, where the Southern Has pro-
vidcd elaborate facilities for feeding,
watering and resting stock.
The special service from St Louis to
Atlanta iS in connection with tho
Mobile and Ohio, leaving ST. Louis 6
L. NJ. arriving Birmingham y. N.
next day, leaving Birmingham over the
Southern at i. NJ, arriving Atlanta
! y. NJ, giving Il through run without
necessity for feed stop en- route.
From Atlanta special fast service is
provided over the Southern to points
in Georgia, South Carolina. North
Carolina and Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
THE GREAT APPLE SHOW
THAT is SOON TO COME OFF
Honnokc Getting teady to Entert.,,
Stste Horticulturists' Biggest Ex-
htbltIon Ever Offered In Stu..

ROANOKE. VA. October 7p
rations for Roanoke's big annIn a9l
and tho meeting OF the State Hor.,a a"~
tural Society in December arc 70 Ill:
taking shape. Not only Is thar
pected to DO a record breakine nt,.s
ahce Mt tho horticultural convent,
put inc apple show Is expected To dra,,.
tne largest crowd In tho bIstnr,
virginia ut similar exposition
The auditorium building. wbnra an.
recent Democratic conycntion ny
staged. has been secured for the co.,,
ing exhibition. The spacious goor ,,,'.
neen divided Into exhibition snarn. 70.
anything relating TO the apple iu,,,,o
Try. Nursery stock. sprays. snr.,,.,,.
machinery. barrels and boxes for nall
ing ana all the various article. 49,,
III raising. packing and selling .nnIo.
VIII be exhibited. Exhibits OF ami.
products. such rs jellies. nrc.or,.o.
VINEGAR cider. dried fruit. and on
hen fruits Will be entered for tho b,nd
some prizes which will be offered.
hundreds OF members OF tho Stat,
horticultural Society will be I'm ~.
hoke on December 5, s, and Z, during
which time the apple show will, he
heid: Apple growers from every mari
Oh the State. and people interested in
inc apple industry from MANY sur.
rounding States. have already written
10 the Roanoke Chamber of Commorcn
Tor space at the coming show.
Authorities on the apple industr,
state that the December exhibition In
Roanoke Will exceed all others ever
held In this section of the United
States. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

that ere long this citizen OF Radford
or East Radford. as the case may be,
VIII be sailing in tho same boat with
Edison. and some other big inventors.
The information hero Is to tho effect
that w. w. McElrath. Jr.. an ambitious
young citizen OF East Radford, has in
vented and patented kind of inter
MAJ not INTERNALLY combustion engine
rms engine is claimed TO be highly
eflcicnt developing about three times
moro power over the ordinary tyne of
gas engine of the same rating. Tho
engine Is defined by tho inventor as n
.uIbo-coinpound' gas engine. or for n
similar name. II "multi-cxpansion" en-
CINE. 1t Is said that the primary OBJ
jcct of this peculiar design OF motor
Is 10 utilize the expansion OF the iSnit-
cd gas by means of small turbine.
which within the ordinary cylinder has
not been turned into useful work
considering the present gas engine
design FROM a theoretical basis, ii is
claimed that the motor OF to-day is in
chicieht, producing only about 20 per
cent OF useful work. the balance be-
ing wasted. With the "turbo-com.
pound gas engine, It liz said to DO
possible 10 have an efficiency curve OF
~ TO is per cent. and may be raised as
high as 90 per cent. In comparison
WIN III IicS'Hl ShS engine, develop
ing 81 IL. II. i. for u given pound Of
fuel. the inventor claims his engine,
with the same amount OF fuel would
develop 2I3 B. H. L. at IS per cent
efficiency.
1t Is also understood that this new
design of internal combustion engine liz
applicable TO the special design of gas
engine that is adapted to use crude oil,
such az the Diesel, DE La Vcrgue, etc.
and IT is especially adapted to those
engines that operate at full load, such
as nVintiOn motors and marinc cnrinca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
AMHERST BEATS WORLD
TWO Crops of ",Iunc Apples" Mnde In
One short Year-Onc Was
Rather Small.

AMHERST. VA. October ITO have
Two crops Of June apples ON tho same
trc" during the same year is rather
unusual occurrence, but this has hap
ren"d at Amherst.
Yesterday while walking through the
orchard at her home here. Miss Lillian
T McGinnis discovered ON n June
apple tree six apples fully developed
They were in 81 cluster an a branch in
the top OF the tree, and are perfectly
formed and of good size. II is often
IN" case that an apple tree Of AN early
variety Will bloom second time the
same year, but the fruit rarely reaches
ncrtcNtion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Southern Railways Annual Meet 10 he
Held This Week With
Open Doors.

The announcement has already been
made In this paper that the Southern
Railway Will hold the twcnty-third an
nual meeting OF it's stockholders in
this city next Tuesday. October TO-
1t is also announced that, following
the policy OF prcsidcn; Harrison,
which he inaururatcd soon after ne
became the president OF the road. the
meeting Will be open IL the public,
and the report Of operations for the
fiscal year ended June 30. Will he pre-
sented for discussion. All tho prin-
cipal officers VIII he present 50 that
any question asked may he answered.
and any information desired may he
given concerning the affairs Of the
company or its TERRITORY. \ large at
tendance OF indiyfHuai Stockholders is
expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
OLD IN YEARS, BUT NEW
Nc""rrhs Leading Industry Carries
IT'S Age Well and Improves
As Days 60 By,

NEWRERN. y. G.. October All
'h'nSN arc not exactly new i'm this
,"pi' industrial age. For instance, the
Ncwhcin Iron Works and Supply Com
pany. one Of the leading Industries OF
thiS town is more than ~ half a CEN
Jury old and enjoys the distinction OF
heing on" Of the South's ante bcllu,n
cstapiShmcnts that has grown and
proSpcred with the coming and going
OF me years. has always kept right
abreast Of the times. and Is still push
Ing ahead.
This industry was founded IN 1seo
ana some Of tho present owners have
nc"n identified with il from It's birth
rms ola antr-hcllum establishment. al,
ready covering "a large plot of ground
- now pushing to completion a large
adhl'i"n, which is in the foundry de-
partmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
nnlrirh Wnnts puchinr-tIou.e.

Ts.ET.ETV'TI' y. q UCtNNcr THE
lsalciEh Chamber OF Commerce is be-
mind tentative movement 10 cstab-
lush her" a mcatrackiug plant hut
II rs not proposed I" 20 into the move
m"nt hiindly. ana IN" chamber is. there
fore, seeking Information on the SUBJ
i"ct 1t is believed by many that
such plant would pay here directly
and indirectly. that is. would pay the
stockholders profit from the start,
and AT the Same time encourage
greater interest on the part OF farm
"rs in cattle. hog and sheep raising in
This immediate section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
HALLWAY New Eourpmcnt.

The Carolina, ClinchReld and Ohio
Railway has placed a new order for
100 Eondola cars and 400 hopper cars.
The order is with 4 Pittsburgh steel
company
The Norfolk and Western is said TO
bc in the market for quite a number
Of new locomotives, the most of them
To he of the mountain tyne.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has just
ordered 1000 steel hopper cars from
the pittsburgh Pressed steel Car Com
pnny. and contemplates duplicating the
order ut an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
In The IntcrcSt Of urnI1h

" NJ IN -HAT..M, \. e, OCtObcE 7.
me !. ~. iianes knitting Company
one Of the big manufacturing con-
Germs or thlS town. one which, per-
haps. employs rs many operatives as
amy other on" concern, all OF it's va
ri"uS plants being considered, has lust
let contract 20 AN engineering COM
pany 10 install sanitary sewage dis
rosa! outfits in all of the mill village
cottages In the large and wonderful
'uiI! village attached TO the Hanes
manufacturing plants adjacent to this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
Enlargement of the Pay Rolls.

vALDESE. y. c.. October THE
Valdese Manufacturing Company has
found II necessary to enlarge its al
ready big plant mere. and has com
pleted arrangements for tn, imnc-
diate erection of an additional cotton
yarn mill. Til" building wllI be-, OF
brick constructor. ana is 10 huv. an
equipment OF 5000 spiuGIcs. with ac-
companyinE machinery ana when CON-
pleted Will afford employment 30 a
much larger force of heads ,han tho
company has heretofore employed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
Crcnmcrx for Mnndstnck.

NO'DSTD'k, w, October Wood-
stock is 20 have another. or rather an
'"ia'"cd creamery. The Chaplin
SACKS Manufacturing Company has
|Wpi"'"d ITS plans for the building
'I % ddIry and creamery plant, which
"|l te Of ire proof construction. II
understood that this plant will be
l'al ,wcrticth century proposition
'H'' "'!l b." Installed with all of the
m'n"ru IMPROVEMENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
u>crcnm,nr the t;rc,, storm

~ .iS ny y e.. October THE
Marsh Cotton Mills. which suffered
more from the r.ccn, storm than any
'N'"fp:is" In all Of this part Of the
COUNT hav" completed plans for the
''pWidihs 81 their much damaged
p'an, Thc work has already com
'o"nced, and when completed viii show
Up h"'h letter and much larger than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

CONCORD, n. G.. october : vho
CAbarrus Cotton Mlls at Kanuapolis
have made contruc, win charlotte
concern TO build q 5OD-leot adai,,o,,
to their ALREADY extensive mills m.
machinery for the enlarged mills has
been contracted Cor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
rn,inr Contract. Tn w.n virginia,

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October T.
West Virginia paving improvements for
which bids were recently asked have
been contracted for. and the cost will
be Sl13,G54.l5. This work i divided
INTO two contracts. calling for thc con-
Struction OF an cight-mile road in Big
Sandy District near IharlcSton and
for $500 square yards "f fourteen
foot pavement. with 25,200 square yards
having nin"-fnot pavement ia this civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
RADFoRD GETTING FAMOUS
Inventor Hobs Up Who May RivnI Ed
san and Nuke Itndford Even
Much Greater.

RADrORD, VA. October 7.-This
town is going 10 get famous in one way
and another. and, perhaps. very quick
ly. The announcement has been made
hero that Il citizep OF the town has
become Il great inventor. and II NAV he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
Another ono for .n.,on;,

GASTONIA, \. 9, O0'ru.I Ii...
tor!a's neat Industry rs 'o b. ,r,
cotton MILL limo az epul4r a. ~
Armstrong has foruoG a ..r,,,r...
with $4,000 capital s'ogf no ura
At once "A soop-sp.ndlc cotton mHl
Mr.. Armstrong IS largely Inlorca,.a jon
several other cotton mills h.r, .ad
elsewhere in tins region 90 the .a.su
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
FIGURES THAT
Wild TELL THEIR OWN STORY

The total amount OF internal rev
enue collections from all sources OF
tobacco manufacture-eXclu of the
war taNes-n this country during Aug
ust, 1916, was sS.Si0.550.03. an increase
Oh Sl'6oo,iol3', as compared with the
corresponding month Il year previous
Revenue collections for August 1916.
and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

Mm Ser 5umme ,uirb NIT ,t11ber-
n~ritpoerter &eftigfeit peitergetampft,
uno Ole Sran5oien beionoers nebmen
ben M1tnb gepaltig boil, faieln BON
Iallienoen bon @efamgenen II. (. IN.
Man balte itb Dem %gegeniiber an Die
8erliner 8eridte. Die iin6, mie im=
mer, abipl1tt 5uberlaiiig. sic iiber-
treiben ni9ts u1r6 Deridpeigen ni6ts.
Mltdy nidt, mer1t Die Demti6en bier
u1ro 90 nnter 6em 9rnde elmer biel=
fode11 lleberma9t lire %5uiammenge-
idoIlenen @rdben baben ra11men nn6
sic cine ooer on6ere Orti@aft baben
a1fgeben miiiien. 9afiir miiien Die
Mliierten 10 biel Menidenleben
opfern, ooB sic fleinen @rfolge 6a5u
in gar feinem @erbdltniB iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Safer @pr6pn, BON 6err11 eSoi.

&ater @orbpn, BON 9errn Soi.
Trep alS Der ein5ige Frielter porge<
iteGt> melder fem Sppben, ionoern
ols 8oublu t=Snoianer Der ein5ige ed=
tie Mmerifaner 1ei, ipro6 ii6 boil In=
erfennung aus fir 0%eutidlan6 nno
leine bobe &11ltrr. Or erflqrte, bob
er ii6 nit Sfol5 einen Sppben idim=
pfen lallen tpiir6e, mern er nnr 6as
@liid bGtte, ser groBen oeutiden gea=
ton anbugeb0ren. Ct, Ser Snoioner,
fennt Sos 6euti@e &eid, Dos oeuti@e
@olf un6 oel1en fl1lt1treqe @rrungen=
i9aften aus eigener Mniduuung, er
1pri6t beutlh, 6arum feline 8etpun=
6er1tng fir aqeS> tpas oenti6 lit. =
Nraii6ert INT erer groBen freien Ste
pl1bltf oagegen magt eS, 6en 6ellt=
lden Ibeil Ger 8ebolferltng 5u be-
idimpfen, neil er Sen boben &ultur=
mertb 6es DeutIdtbumS nidt fennt,
mabreno er ielbit glei65eitig ols eng
lii6er &ppben 6enft, reject un6 ban=
belt. So, ymir ~Biloe" iino 6od
Before Men1den."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Sir Great Wprtderu . 8ahn lift

Ste Wre1t WDffDern 3 S1gN laEI
6urd @. 8. McaRiqan, BEN Yrali-
benton ser Greet Nortbern &atltpaD
Mliociation, anfiinoigen, baB iie om
Is. September, 6en @eburtStag S.
5. SINS, elm @eniionsipitem fir IT,
re alten Mngeltelten einfIbren miro.
gs betrifft ale Mngeiteuten Der
8obn, sic menigltenS 5tpan5ig Sabre
I'M Dienlte Ser @eieQi6aft tparen n1o
itebt cine Neniion Dor, 6eren 9obe
jih nod ser 9ien1t5eit 6eS 8etreffen=
oer ridtet. Ser @eteranen=gereini-
g11ng geboren $50 Witglieoer an.
SEER McAeiua11, Ser 38 Sabre i'm
0ienlt tie Ser Greet Mortbern ftebt, er=
flart, oaB sic grl1nolegen6en Nlane
bereits bon 0em Der torbenen SarneS
s. SIN gelegt tpor6en tparen nno bob
sic @infiibrnng 6es SpltemS om 16.
ols ein Memorium fir
Sen @%eritorbenen an5uleben lit. @s
lit notiirlid beadtenSmertb, bob Die
ie Befanntmad1tng fnr5 Dor 6em
oroben0en @treif erfolgte> oaSnnoer=
tie po11 Mngeiteuten, Die Sic Mrbeit
.nie6erIegen tpiir6en, 6amit al1b oaS
glnredt aa1f sic lpatere Neniton ber=
l1erer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Ser @eisen 1T in 6plae Ser 81

OeI &Oet3eM W III VulYt DeI ~ou-
terungsperbaltniiie, 6ie linn nngiin=
ittg maren nnb Der erormen N11s=
fiibrung nod @uropa iebr bo6 I'M
Nreiie geitiegen. Dieie 8reisiteige=
rlpng miro bon Sen 9a5ar6ipielern
Ser @etrei6eb0rie at Breistreibereien
beniibt, mel6e ein5ig 6alteben IN Der
@eididte 6eS 2an6es uno mabrbaft
als Elm &erbreden be5ei6net meroe1
muB, belien 6olgen cine Mebl= nno
@rotpertbeuerl1ng beoeutet. SIM
&an6umbreben mer6en cuff Dem @e=
treibeb0rien batn6ertta1i en6e bon
Collars berloren o6er getponnen, IN
Solge 6teies berbre6ertfden Sret=
bens. bens. nn6 tpie leidt fon1te bent
ielben Elm @noe gemadt meroen nn6
ebenio Ser Observation-Disclosures
6ur6 Elm M11sfubrperbot bon Seiten
ser @egier11ng. Mber 6as mollen 6ie
@6eIiten, Die Douarariitofratte unie-
res Bolfes ni9t. Gle tpol1en freteS
SpieI baben, Inn ft6 Ole Safden 51
fiinen, %unbefMmmert TINT Die 2ei6en,
bie iie 6en omerifnnif6en @olfSmaf<
fen bereiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Die enqliiden &uitranber babe1

Ste englt1d)e1 Fo1tranoer gaoeu
jt9 in Sbangbai iiber 147 Sade nit
amertfaniider Eolt bergemoht. Die
nit 6em 9ampfer gmpreB Of &1l1io
bon Gancol1per gefommen Dar. 60
gar Sic fir bas amerifmii6e &onl r=
lat b%eitimmten 8riefe bat man &C.
0ffnet. Sffenbar MIR IN Ser Miidt,
an1erifaniide notwithstanding 51'
er idniiffeln, 6enn bon milttart1det1
@riinben famn in 0ielem SaQe nidt
mobl sic &eoe fem. Sbi6on ia oltd
sic Hoitrd1rbereien nidt re6tferti=
get fonn11en. @aS man in @aib=
ington gu 6ieier 1relten ltnberidamt=
beit ser britiiden 8oitrauber iagen
miro? - @ar ri@ts! M1enfaQs
f0nnte man Sen 8oitrdubern Elm
Danfidreiben 5ugeben laifen, 6aB itt
bem @oniulat 6ie %ge0ffneten uni
6nrdi9niffelten 8riefe 5urudgegeber
nnb ite mi6t ins Sener getporf fen
boben. @os StaatSiefretar 2anltnq
an6 nod fertig bringen mir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
ZEN MQiierten 1T Sic @rnen1u11a

SSW <tuttC@%SN W wv S<WSsAstNS
!&in0enburgs 5um Gbef 6es @roBe11
@e11eralltabs mgenideinli6 1ebr u11=
gelegen gefommen. Sic fennelr &in=
6enburgs Sanoidrift nno mtlien,
tpas iie gu ertparten baben. DeSbolb
iu@en iie itb 5u tr0iten, 10 gut es
gebt. Map CLAUDE laBt 2onoom iid
aus 8ern meloen, BOB ste g%rnennu11g
@inbenb11rgs gum oberiten &riegslei-
ter einen 9ieg ser gemaBigten &olitit
8etbma1u1+Sontpegs beoeute, Der lein
@prgdnger opponiert babe. Mean ion
11l1r meiter gla11ben, oie @ntta1i@nna
miro friib genl1g fommen. ~geidt
311rdbolten, ion6ern Siegen ml1 3 Ole
@orole iein," bat Sinoenburg fiir5=
Ii6 geiagt, 11nb 6as iiebt ieoenfalls
11i6t barnah aus, alS Oh mani bon
cine 5a9bafte &riegfiibr11ng gu
ertpurten babe. @as iibrigenS aud
BON Ser 2onooner Gimes uno anoe=
rem engltid)e1t 8latfern 5%ngegeben
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
stpfholmer 8latter perDffentli=

ben einen gebeimen rui1iiden Cages
befebl, in tpeldem Ger fomman6teren=
Sc General 6aruuf uu fmerfiam
modt, baB es u%nbeoingt notbig lei,
in oidten Sbmarmreiben o115l1grei=
fen uno itarfe Solomon our l1nter=
ltiitung bes MngriffeS bereit 5u bal=
ten. @inter Sen Sturmen0en miiB=
ten erprobte Sol6aten nit Mai6i=
1engetpebren aufgeifeat meroeuk INN
3an6er11oe portpdrts at treiben.
@enn es notbig fei, miiBten gan3e
Mtbeilungen nieoergeidoiien mer=
ben, Inn die 5u berbinoern, 5n flieben
o6er ith 51 ergeben. Gus 1T f11rd]t=
bar, aber es lit r1iiif4. limo 6ieier
br11talen STRENGTHENING madt ii4 oas
2mt6 i6ul6tg, oeiien Serrifer iei=
ner5eit Sic &aager 6rie0ensfon feren=
gem %onregte, Die Die &%riegfibr11ng
b11moner geitalten foqten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Mls cinet gft Ser @teberperqel,

Mls eimen Mft Ser @ieberpereels
tl1ng gegen 6ie engliiden 8eoridnn-
gen 6es amerifanii6en &anoels bo-
ben in &obeiter, int 5toate Netp
Sort, Tirmen 6eutfden uriprungs
an ale Dent1ben ser 5taot sic Mmf-
for6erung erlolieM tire nit engli>
iden @eieni9uften obgeidloiienen
@erfid)erungen u11f amerifmnii6e &C.
ieq19aften 5u u%bertragen. Cine CT
flar11ng Ser San Sraneisooer San'
6elsfommer berfolgt ben gleiden
3med un6 bat idon quite Sriidte ge=
tragem. Sin Der gat15en HaciftcfMite
baben Sic englii6en 8e rii9ernngSge'
ieIi9aften einen itarfen &idgang if
res @ei@aftes 5u ber5eidnen. IS
giebt alio 6oh no6 unperfalidte ame=
rifaniid)e @eiinnung int 9m1be, mern
audi nidt int @aibingtoner StoatS=
6epurten1ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
&ppIebelt Ipridt bon berratberi

&ppiebelt ipridjt bon perratberi'
lben 9entfbamerifanern, Sic in nn=
lerer &olittf Ste &oue 6es DtenerS
un6 6es @erbiin1eten 0eutihla1oS
ipielten. @ir fennen fol4e Mmeri=
foner 6e1ti6er Serfnnt nidt, aber
ie6enfaMs mare eS immer no6 ebren=
boiler, sic &pQe zines Dieners nno
8erbin6eten 9eut1dlan0s 5n ipie=
len, als sic &one, sic Ebeo6ore @oo<
iepelt ipielt: sic zines 2afaien 6es
&elman11es al1f 6em englilden
&onigstbron un6 6ie zines 8erbiin,
6eten oeS r1tliii6en 3aren, 6eS SUI
6enm0roers un6 2onbbermiiiterS, mno
ser 2umpenfonige bon Stalien, Sui
manien, Serbien un6 Montenegro.