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Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
Send the Observer East.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR U. S. PATENT
Mining Application No. 0237ce
Survey No. 1873

Mining Application No. o237ce
Survey No. 1873
U. S. Land Office at Denver, Colo
RADIO, October 18th, 1916.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
in pursuance of the Act of Congress.
approved May 10, 1872, The Wacu
Weta Mining and Milling company,
by Henry Little, its agent, whose
postoffice is 204 So. TETON Street,
Colorado Springs, Colorado, has made
application fer a patent fer 1900 lin
ear feet on the Independence Lode
bearing gold and silver, the same
being $50 feet S. SS'45'E. and 1872
feet N.SS'45'W.; thence 662 feet S.
Sc wv, from discovery shaft there
on, with surface ground $50 feet in
width, situate in Mountain House Min
ing District, Gilp'n County, State of
Colorado, and described in the plat
and field notes on file in this office,
as follows, viz
Beginning at Corner No. 1. whence
the S.W. Corner of Section 81, T.
2 S. R. ~, W., bears S.S'36'4O' e.
962.35 feet; thence MI w. $50 feet
to corner No. 2; thence N.S6'45' E.
662 feet to corner No 8; thence S.
SS'45' E. S3S feet to corner No. 4;
thence S. lie. $50 feet to corner No.
8; thence MSS 45'W. S3S feet to cor
her No. 6; thence 45'W. 662 feet
to place of beginning; the vein ex-
tends S. SS'45' E. 656 feet and N.
ss'45' w. 1872 feet and N. seas E.
662 feet.
Containing net 3.611 acres, express
ly excepting and excluding all con-
flict with Surveys Nos. 500, 1851,
$50, 703 and 9S4, and forming por--
ticn of the Independence Lode of
Sec. 81, Twp 2 s., Range 70 W., and
Sec. SO, Twp. 2 s.. Range 73, of the
6 principal meridian. Said location
being recorded in vol. 1854, page 271
of the Records of Gilpin County,
State of Colorado.
Adjoining claimants Lot No. 500,
Emerald Lode, Lot No. 1871, Silver
Glance Lode, Lot No. $50, Navajo
Lode, Lot No. 703, Silver King Lode,
Lot No. 934. Wisconsin Lode, claim
ants unknown.
MARY WOLFE DARGIN.
Register
1st pub, Oct. 10; last Dec. 81, '16.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

New blood" now and then is a
good thing fer any organization and
many people over +, state have sug-
geeted that, without casting any re-
Elections, on any members of the
bench, 1t is a good thing to get new
blood" into the supreme court from
time to time. Samuel N. Wheeler,
for the past twenty five years an
active, successful, highly esteemed
and highly qualified practicirg law
yer would undoubtedly add strength
to the state supreme court. He is
one of the two Democratic nominees
and he is certain to make one of the
ablest judges the state ever had If
elected. Mr.. Wheeler comes from
Grand Junction but IS well known in
practically every section of Colorado.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
MORE OLD MINES BEING OPENED

The Gilpin and Colorado Gold and
Rad,um company have leased and
bonded from c. ]. Cooper and II. j.
Haw,sy he Pyreress and Nimrod.
French group of mines on Quartz hill
and expect to at once begin active
operations.
The .Pyreness belongs to the estate
Of the late Governor job A. Cooper
and when worked by HIM, melted him
in production over $780, 900 The
books show that his net profit for
one month was 100000. The MINI
rod-French adjoirs on the east and
has produced over 100000. This
famous Qu2rtz hill property has beer
IDLE for several years and its starting
up will cause rejoicing, as 1t will ado
new life to this cnce famous pro
ducing hill.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

II the Wilson administration is so
unsound. as our Republican friends
would have you to believe. how is II
that Henry Ford, one Of the great.
est manufacturers of the world, and
a heretofore strong Republican Is
espousing tie Wilson cause? Or
why is Thomas Edison, the greatest
inventor the world has ever known.
(also a Republican, so interested In
Wilson'S election for the good of the
country? Or why is 1t that Harry
Garfield. a son Of an ex-Republican
president, and president OF Williams
college is 90 enthusiastically in favor
Ct the reelection CT Wilson for the
good OF the nation? They eschew
parties and cast their Let with one
WHO can safely lie relied upon to con
tirne this nation in peace and pros.
perity.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER End, 1916
G. o. p. JoLTED HARD

Theodore Elijah Burton onetime
Ohio senator and one-time candidate
foy the presidential nomination, has
just received a jolt-in fact, several
of them all at once. He felt certain
when he wrote to Harry Garfield,
president CT Williams College, and
son of James A. Garfield former
president of the United States, who
was elected by Republican votes, that
Mr.. Garfield would become a member
OF the Hughes national collie ge league.
This Is tie reply he received from
the pen of the son of former Re
States:
Highly as l honor MIR. Hughes,
have decided to support Mr.. Wilson.
His character as man, his sympa-
thetic underestimate of the problems
of the day, his record in office. his
unusual ability, prominently display
ed in meeting and dealing with the
three great emergencies of his ad-
Manifestation, and tie Importance of
maintaining an uninterrupted policy
at this jurcture in world affairs lead
me to believe that the best interests
of our country will be served in keep
ing the present administration and
its party in office fer the present.
have, therefore, enrolled myself with
the league of independent voters of
Massachusetts.
And the preside ut of Williams Col
lege didn't stop there. He added an
other jolt, which wasn't even invited,
in the letter he received from Sena-
tor Burton. 1t was:
Permit me to add that the section
al issue, raised by some Of our Re-
publican LADDERS is repugnant to Am
erican spirit and the welfare of our
institutions. Urder the circumstance
es it offends the sense of fair deal
ing with political opponents, it tends
to arouse old fires of passion and, if
successful viii d;srnite people now
united and Incidentally destroy the
party that fostered SO calamitous an
ISSUE
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
THE POTTERS
ARE PLEASING

When Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Pot
ter appear in our city we will hea,
two gifted entertainers who had won
individual regulations before they en-.
tered the welded state. Mrs. Potter
talented musician, who sings and
plays instruments. and who is an espe-
cially good reader, headed several
quartets Of young women before she
met Mr.. Potter.
Mr.. Potter. who is an excellent sto-
ry teller, who sings well and plays the
piano equally as well, was a member
of one OF the best male quartets in the
Lyceum before he met Mrs. Potter
After they met they joined forces,
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

E. l.. Clark. mana ger CT the Glpin-
Eureka mine received telephone dis
patch from Denver ye;terday mornin
to the effect that his daughter-in-l law
had made HIM a grandfather through
tie courtesy of Prince Halloween.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

The farmers throughout the coun-
try are beginning TO realize what the
Rural Credits law is doing fer them,
and many a farmer is going to cast
his vote for Wilson. TIE banks in
many of the agricultural districts
have already reduced their rate of
interest on farm loans and the farm
ers are getting wise as to the TRUE
cause.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

Through the sagacity OF Leslie Hub
bard, the Democratic candidate for
attorney general. in looking we'll 10
the collection OF the Inheritance tax.
Carlson haa been enabled to pull his
expensive administrator through
without deficit. George can now
exclatm with Teddy, did Il.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
FOR SALE

2OO-acre ranch near Golden. 100
cultivated, balance pasture. First
class water right. Price $4,000, $4,-
900 cash balance so long time. Ma
chinery, horses and cows if wanted
John Andrist, Golden, Colo. Phone
IL 8 R IL.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

The meeting Of the Metal Mines AS
ISOLATION called for Nov. 3, has been
postpcred to later date at the
call of its president.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

Tie Republicans after next Tues
day will regret d e day that they
put Candidate Hughes and Teddy
Roosevelt on the stump,to crush out
the last Pickering ember of that once
great party.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

AZ present writing, the tidings from
north and south, from east and west,
'ussnre us CT the recollection OF
Woodrow Wilson, and the happy de-
liverance OF American freemen from
corporation bonds ge.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
Mrs. Grace Potter with Tho Potters

other is Mr.. Potter's telling of one OF
Eugene Fields stories, THE Little
Yaller Baby" which is very humorous
in spots and very pathetic in Other
places. Everybody will wish to at
tend this entertainment. The variety
will please all.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

TIE Tuesday Reading Cub met
with Mrs. A. p. Boulter, who lives
below Black Hawk Tuesday. They
were escorted 10 and frcm in auto
mobiles.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

Garage room for rent on reason
able terms. For particulars enquire
at the Observer office.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
THE UPPER TEN.

In the Grip OF Evil will be the
moving picture at the opera house
Sunday, Nov 5th.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

The World Film Corporation he's
for Wednesday. Nov. sth. Friday
the 18TH featuring Robert War
wick.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
Democratic Ticket

Democratic Ticket
For Congressman-First District
EDWARD HEATING
For Justices Supreme Court
SAMUEL N. WHEELER
MORTON S. BAILEY
For Governor
JULIUS c. GUNTER
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES A. PULLiAM
For Secretary of State
JAMES r. holland
For Auditor of State
CHARLES H. LEckENBY
For State Treasurer
ROBERT H. HIGGINS
For Attorney General
LESLIE e. HUBBARD
For Superintendent Public Instruction
MARY C. c.. BRADFORD
For Regents State University
THOMAS T. BARNARD
CLIFFORD w. MILLS
For District Attorney-First District
SAMUEL w. JOHNSON
For Senetor-26th District
slEWaRs FlNcHER
For Representative
WILLIAM o. JENKINS
For County Judge
w. J. STULL
For Clerk and Recorder
NORRIS HAZARD
For Sheriff
ALBERT S. GUNDY
For Treasurer
HENRY P. AlTVATER
For Assessor
JAMES v. THOMPSON
For Superintendent Of Schools
ELLA DlckERSoN
For Coroner
GEORGE L. HAMLLik
For Commissioner-First District
ALBERT LEVERTON
For missioner-Second District
NEIL MCKAY
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02

and now it is The Potters, each do
ing his and her individual work and
also presenting some concerted mu-
steal numbers and offering some very
humorous two act playlets.
One of the favorite features of their
program is the singing of old familiar
songs, like Ben Bolt" by Mrs. Pot.
ter, with guitar accompaniment. An.
Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
WHO'S GUILTY"

In "The Tangled Web" at the
opera house Saturday night next.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-05

- grit bura 2eiben miirbe getporben
ober ben Sob i'm @ngefidt fansen bic
meiiten an gu pb~iIpIopbieren; 10 tpenis lit
ibr 8eritanb bon Sduie aus befdbigt, f9
iiber bds tleine Sd binuus3uheben.
Gum 100. @eburtstoge Sriebri@
@srfGders purbe am 10. Madi i'm SduIe
@bolfftrabe As in 8rduni9peig, in benz
@erItdder bon 1869 Bis gu 5einem am 81.
Rai 1872 erfulsten Sobs tpobnte. cine
gebd9tnisfeier n~bsebultsn, Der aud 3tpsi
SD9ter @erItdders, bic &pnaertIdngerin
Grdulein Murgarete @eritdder aus Cans
nopsr unb 6rGulein Slie @erftGdtr, bsis
ppbnten. am S9luFs Der Geisr tpurbe
cine am 9auIe dneebrodte @ebsnttufeG
entbint. Die Snfdrift Iautst: .Sisr
ppbnte Griebri1 9srfGder 1869-1872."
Die 8erndItung Der Rieberfils
bn9er Gttftung bss Belgiert0nigs 2eps
poIb II. bat bds am Moamiberg in aos
burg etleeene @runbftiid fGufIi9 sriuors
ben, in benz iid bds fpgenannte Scans
pouls9 1usden befinbet unb mo fi1 Sean
paul Griebri1 Ridter fpGbrenb bes CONS
mers 1903 germ unb oft aifgebalten bat.
Das @runbItiid lit elmer Der I10nIten
gusiidtspuntts nit benz Bid duf Gtobt
unb GsIte unb folI uIs qort srbdlfsn bleis
ben uub Der Osffentli4tsit 5ugdnglid ses
ndht perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Ser @ampelmaun bes &err,1 Ms,
qaitb auf Dem engliiden &onigs=
throne bot gelegentli@ Ser @ertogung
6es @urlaments mie6er Elm id0nes
8Ge9 ~8uiammengere6et england
tper6e sic @affen nidt nie6erlegen,
BIG 6ur@ ieinen sieg 6;e 8ufunft Ser
Qualification itder geiteM fei, quaiielt
er. England als Sitter Ser 3ibili=
lotion, 6osielbe england, SOS Sen
@aroIong+Mor6 ouf Dem &erbbol5
bot, 6as NIT Ser Mb1idt umgebt, Mtl-
Iione11 6eutider Gro11er 1tno &in6er
berbungern gu 1aiiem, tpie es ieiner-
5eit 10000 8a1renfra1ten un6 &in6er
bat berbungern Iaifen, 6as ii4 init
BEN in6iiden @aiiemorbm belaitet
bot un6 beute 51 Sen ir6iiden @oten
nm @ieg beten laBt, 6as &albfami=
boIen uno an6eres 80ltergeiin6eI 5ur
@ernidtung germoniider &11ltur omf=
bietet, sos gat5e 86lfer ieinem BRIT
taIen @goisml1s opfert un6 nles SOL
ferredt NIT 6iiBe1 trit = ser @ains
modt uns in Der Ebat loden. Moie=
fiat iheint ii@, feitbem 6oma1s in
Gro1frei6 fem @o1I binten aQe muir
oe, tpie6er ont 5iernli@ itorfe @orfer'
gepobnt 5t baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Die G%rnerun1tuo bes 8pitoner Mn-

NV continuing WV O~I~~"S~ WV
malts 8ranbeis gum @itglieoe 6es
b0ditem @eri9tsbofes 6es 2anbeS
f0nnte man aIs einen por11rtbeilslo-
fen Mt begriiBem, menn &err 8rano=
els ii6 BEL Sen perfdie6eniten @ele=
genbeiten meniger auforingli6 be-
merfbar gemadt bdtte. Ser Mam
fat einen ausgelprodenen Sang MIR
&efIame, rn6 iolde Main1per meroen
ielten quite &idter. 9aB er iiioii6en
8efenntniifes lit, tann linn nidt gum
Madtbeil gereiden. Sn einem San-
Sc, 6os &eligionS= un6 @etpiiiens<
freibeit proflamtert bat, 6arf BEL Ser
8eiebung bon 8un6esamtern Sic re-
1igi0fe 8ugeb0rigfeit feline &ol1e ipie=
len. @beniomenig f6nnen ibm 6te
Gienite gum @ortpurf ge1naht mer=
SEN, sic er gelegentlib Der Mrbeiter=
i9oft geletitet bat, Sic fpreden I'M
@egentbetl fir i'm. Mer bon einem
|.&idter am boditen Gribunol bes
2amoeS iebt man on6ere @igenidof=
ten born11s, nls 8ran6eis ite ieiner=
5eit in Ser @outnger=l1nteri udung
befnr6et bnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Orr euolilden &eaiermmg lit ppn

Der euslii@em &esiernns lit pon
Stoutslefretar 2anitng FUND uno gu
tpilien getbm mor6en, 6aB mani III
@aibington, 6en 2on6oner @rlaB,
0ur6 meld)en l1ntertbanen 6eS &o-
nigs bon ENGLAND berboten miro, nit
o1nerifamlden 6irmen, 6ie gei@af=
lide @erbin611ng in 9euti@lon1
unb Seiterreih-ungorn boben, San-
Del gu treiben, ri6t reipeftieren fon=
ne. @as Ser engliiden @egiernna
natirli9 11idt Elm 8iB@en imponie-
rem miro. 2ie gar5e @eH meiB, bob
ma11 fir oerartige @orteQungen n1n=
ierer @egierung in 2onoon bodltenS
Elm bergniigtes 2a@eln bot, MIR IN
@aibington tblt man, als pille mar
es ridt un6 idreibt tapfer 6arani
Los. Gin Sdauipiel, 6aS imn1er mebr
Sen Gbarafter elmer @oife anninmt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Gmalamb fat feline @lpda6eplan

SstS&uW0 yu< IStuS o%"u'oSf*"s
elmer &ebiiton unter5ogen. @s min
bon elmer abioluten 8lodo6e gegen
Deuti9Ian6 Mbltan6 nebmen. Mn=
gebli6 aus &iidiidt m1f sic Neutra=
len, in 8irflidfeit aber mobl aus
&eipeft por SEN 6eltiden nnteriee-
booten un6 Sen 1re1ten meittragen6en
@ei9iiten ser 6euti@en 5dla6t=
idiffe. @ir baben bel elmer a16eren
@%eIegenbeit idon 6ormtf btngetpieien,
6aB England cine obiolltte 8loda6e
gegen 9eutidIm6 nidt %berbangen
fanm, obne feline SIotte outs ibren
@eriteden gu bolen. Cine abiolute
8lodabe miiBte or6 6ie Office ein-
fbIieBem un6 CUR Durdfiibrung Der
1elben tpiir6e es zines ridt nnbe.
trddtliden Mufpanoes bon &riegs-
idiffen be6iirfen. 9as miir6e fit
england Elm febr berluitreideS I'm
ternebmen tper6en, un6 baranf tpi0
sic &egiernng es augenideinlid
nidt a1rfommen laifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
teber Sic @riinbe fir Ben @ediel

neber bic 8riinoe fur ben Med1el
inn britiid,en 0berfommanoo an ser
@eitfront erfabrt man Maberes aus
Musloiiungen ergliider 8latter, Die
uns 6os @abel feiner5eit borentbolten
fat. Sic beiben tpeit perbreiteten,
einfluBreiden 8o@enblatter Mation
un1 Seem 5tatesman erflGren Mber=
e%initimmen6, 6aB General 6ren@
nidt etma freipiuig gegarge1 Jet,
ion6ern 6es Sberbefebls entbobe1
tpor6en iei, >peil er tpeoer Die Sr+
teligen5 un6 bie itrtegti@en &enrt-
nifie nod 6as 0rgamiiationStalent TO-
tpie sic Strenge un6 unparteili@feit
beieifen, ,pelde 3ur Gubrung elmer
groBen armee erfor6erli6 mare. Mlfo
tpegen l1nfabigfeit obgefebt. Wobr-
ideinlt@ bot ser &onig i'm 6esba1b
gum Discount bon Dpern ernan1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Kir6K6e ndNri0ten.

D3e erite Mhlmmer 6es offi3teI-
len Organs ser Gio5eie 81. CLOUD
~Mp Meiiage," cine Monotsidrif,
6eren &e6ofteur ser bodtp. &err 81.
8. @runetpolo bon ct. CLOUD uno
&iilfsreoafteur bodtp. &err Sobn s..
@ou bon Suntington, Sn6., lit, oer
langte om Iebten @onntag in 6en
&rden ser Gi05eie CUR @ertbeilung.
Size Sd Seiten itorte @onatsfdrift
entbdlt reidliden 2eieltoff, ser bes
SSntereiionten uno 2ebrreiden nieleS
fir Sung uno Mlt bietet un6 oa6a1rA
sen fotb. Samilien leidt 5ugdnglid
Iein fonte. Tim sic @erbreitung Der
Monotsfdrift idneu at iidern, lit Die
M,tfinoig11ng gemodt, BOB Der
bodtp'ite @err 8iidof 8uid feia
Eoige Mutomobil, 6os nit alien CT
for6erniiien ser @eu5eit ousgeitattet
lit, ols @eidenf bergicbt, 6aB oie CT
iten 5000 Sobresabonnenten Ser 800
notsidrift nl1meriert mer6en uno Die
6as Mutomobil getpinnenoe Nummer
in Ser Mar5n,1mmer peroffentlia
miro.
@odtp. @err Soiepb grobec, mel
der bem bodm. &errn @m. 5heincr
Biz gu feiner @eneiung in Ser Seel-
forge 5u @eit Union ausbiilfe Ieiite-
te. lit iebt bonn bodp'iten 6errn 81.
iflof 8ui1 Dem bod1p'itcn Migr %.
NogI in 2ittIe Sails fir sic Dol,er
ieiner aronfbeit als Giiiitent beige
geber iporoen.
: $odtp. p. Sfi6or, .. g. g.. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Gin @etp Dorfer 9fid)ter fat einer

grou Graudbeimer g%eitattet, iid
forto11 Burner 5u 11e1t1ten, meiI Der
@ame Sor9beimer gu 6euti9 flinge.
Ser Game Sordbetmer fam man
es ia ber5eiben, 6aB ite fi@ ibres
6eutiden @a1ne1rs iddmt, cine @ons
bleibt ne Cons, aber baB es in 6em
2m6e, Dos int 8iirgerfriege bon ben
@euti9en Dor 6em S@idial betpobrt
sp1roe, nrter sic Serridoft Ser bon
england protegicrten iuoliden Sfla-
benbolter gu folIerl einen &i@ter
giebt, ser ouf folden @run6 bin ein'
Mamensdnber1tng geitattet 6us lit
i4on tpeniger at entfdul6igen. Mu-
Ger man ldbt oIs mil6ern6en lint
itan6 gelten, 6oB 11teman6 bofur
fan1t, tpenrr ibm lange 0brm ma1d-
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Ser ensliide Mrbeiterfonsrek fat
ii9 nit GROCER Mebrbeit gegeu &on=
ifription a1sgeiproden. @lei@5eitig
aber mud fin 6ortlebung 6es &rie=
ges, Bis Deuti6lan6 beiiegt iei. Mit
onoeren @orten Die engliiden Mrbei=
ter 5iebe11 Dor, gnglan6s S6lodten
m16 in 8ufunft bon gnglan6S Ser.
biin6eten f6logen 5u laiien, England
ielbit dber m0gli6 5u idonen. Sos
lift Ser @tanopunft, auf DEM gu 8e-
ginn bes &rieges gar5 england
itan6> feline @taatsmdnner einge=
i@loifen. ln6 iie erit redt. Sn5tpi=
iden aber fat it6 ge8eigt, bab 6iefes
Hrogramm niht 6urdsufubren lit,
meil @ngIan6s 8erbiinoete nidt 90
NIT einberftmr6en itn6. 9esbalb bat
Die &egterung fid 6a8u bequerner1
miiifen, menigitens 10 gu tbun, als
iei fte bereit, sic Opfer gu bringem,
o1e oem S1tterel1e Gnglanos am
&&riege entipreben. Ole Golge lit Die
bonn 8orloment gutgebeiBene @im=
fibr1ng elmer befdrdinfttten 9ienit=
pf1idt sic Ser Mrmee I'M giinitigiten
Sale etlt6e @un6erttauiem6 Mam
5ufiibren tuir6. Ser organiiierten
Mrbetteridot aber gebt a116 6as nodJ
51 tpeit. Sic fiirdtet fir tire 6rei=
bei, rtn6 man 6arf geipon1t fem,
melde Mittel iie a1tpen6en utr6, I'm
Dem in 8riitol gefaBten 8eidlnb
Mad6rud 5u geben. 90 bel lift iider,
sic @inigfeit 6es engltidem @olfes
miro 611r6 sic @infubrung 6es
3mmgs6ienites ni@t geforbert mer'
npn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Mebr als je ridten fii@ ,udbrenb
ser iebigen S@redens5eit sic Mu9en
ser gon3en 8elt aaf Sen @opit in
&om, unb in 6iefer ieiner Defenders
idtpterigen 2oge bt er 1rns als &C.
genitamb ser Monntsmein11ng 6es
@ebetsapoitoIats iid feIbit empfoblen.
Sir i'm fonen mir. beten, mie fdyon
@briihts fir Betr1S betebe:: sd babe
fir 6i@ gebetet, 6oB 6eim CLAUDE
mdt mfb0re!" uno mie sic eriten
@IGnbigen fir i'm beteten: u@etrls
tpa1r6e 5tpar int @erfer betpo@t, aber
ieitenS Ser @emein6e mur6en ohne
unterGaB @ebete fir ibn 5u @ott ber+
ridtet." Ser @opft tt pirflider,
iidtbarer Stellbertreter @briiti auf
@r6en; er beiibt sic b0dite @etpalt
a1f @r6en, er lit ols amtlider 2eb-
rer Ser Stride 6urd sic uebertpa=
dung 6es &%eiligen @eiites unfeblbar.
Ct lit Menidb dber 6oh Ser Sells,
morouf sic Stride @brtiti ftebt un6
iih itiibt. @egen i'm uen6et ii@ in
obnmddtiger @utb Der &oB Ser
Sole, Ser unoufborlide Mniturm Ser
&eberei, ser Greima11rerei nn6 ale
@ottIoiigteit. nno 6o@ mo1en Sic
@riegfiibrenbet auf beiben Seiten
i'm fir fid baben. St miro bon
8fttftenern beitiirmt, &anfeidmie6e
iuden BEL linn 8utritt, einfettige
D%arftequnger ser &riegsnriaden
rn6 Ser @riegsfiibrung ionen ibm
einen l1rtbetlsipruh ob3pingen, Der
frete @erfebr NIT ser eirer1 Seite lit
ibm unm0gli6 gemodt. @ie beoarf
Ell, Elm Menid, nidt unieres inbriin=
itigen @ebeteg, bamit er inmitten
fold u1getpobnIih getpaltiger Shtpie=
rigfeiten NIT &lugbeit Sen &irtenitab
fibre ltn6 sic Mdtung ictner gar13er1
&eeroe berpobre. Mir fduloen es
ibm als unierm b6diten gorgeicbten
auf grbcn, unier11 2ebrer, unierm
angemeitre11 Batter, beiien grfolg
odrt al,h infer grfolg fem miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

1915 bas gr6fte 8anferott=Sabr.
Mab @eridt Ser Samoels- @genturer1
iin6 int berfloiienen Sabre mebr
@anferotte in Sen Ser. Staaten CUR
Mnmel6uns gelangt, als in ie6em
friiberen Sabre ser &onoelsgeididte
6es 9nn6es. Dafiir maren Sic inbol=
pierter @erbin6li9feiten fleiner, als
in 6en lebten flint Sabren. @a6 Sen
Mngaben Ser Deutfden Mgentur iimo
in 1915 22,156 8oblungseiniteuun-
gen borgefommen, gegen 1920,
l1n1 sic inbolbierten @erbin6li6feiten
betrugert ins9eiammt $302,286,148,
gegen 1887, 908,889 inn Sabre tor
ber. nnter Ser @intpirfl1ng 6es el1=
ropdiiden @rieges maren sic Gautten
I'M eriten Auortal lebten Sabres be-
ionoers fdtper nod Bail fotpobl, ols
bin1idtli9 Ser 1tnge6edte1 Sdul6en=
loit. 8raoitreet's mel6et, I'M Sii6en
ieien sic meiiten @onferotte borge=
fomme1n, 80 8ro3ert ser @eimmt=
8abI uno 81 Hro5ent ser 3unobme
gegen oos @oriobr. 9ie @efammt=
3abl ,tpar nm 1874 8ro5ent Ser gu.
nabme gegen bas @oriobr nn6 eS nos
rent sic Observation-Disclosures bon
$685., 432, 500 Inn 20.7 @ro8ent &C.
rinder.
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9ie u2nftania" .Mffaire fat fd

Die r2mfitania" -Nffaire fat fidj
iebt 10 Iange 8tpiiden Berlin nn6
@oibingto11 Fin. 1tn6 berge3ogert, bob
Die Code nadgera6e anfdn@, lang
meilig gu merben, benn beigelegt lit
iie nod INNER nidt. Aleroings 1T
fie aus 1em ofuten Stn6ium lange
bero11s, at @ompIifationen miro ite
feinen MnlaB mebr gebe1, 6enn es
bm6eIt fi6 in @irflidteit MIR nod
I'M 8ortfImbereien, "a man ftd
iiber sic Tafta bereits geeinigt bot.
9eutidIor6 bt fid erboten, Sdo=
6eneriob gu leiiten, bt olio 6amit sic
&edtmdBigfeit Ser omerifaniiden
Gorberu1gen anerfonnt. Sc bot fer
rer fem 8ebouer,t iber Sen @erluit
bon McnfdenIcben ausgeoridt un6
bot 6omit anen 6oroerun0en @eniige
5a1 Ieiiten geiudt. Sic Meinungsper-
idiebcnbeiten, melde 5uiiden Ser.
lin un6 @%oibington nod iber sic
r2uiitamo" .Nn0eIegenbeit eriitieren,
be3ieben fih onfdcinen6 n11r o1f sic
Sorm. @oibington perlangt cine 81.
refte grfIdrung, baB 6ie Torpe6ie-
rung BEG gdiffes au l1nredt erfoIgt
lei, un6 Deutidlonb min iid bo51 an.
ideinen6 niht beriteben, obidon in
feiner @ereitmintgfeit, S%da6cnerfab
gu 8obIen. cine gefpiiie 1esopouie-
runa Scr Thot 1iegt. Man fonnte iid
in @afbington bomtt ollh 3ufrieben
geben, Inn 10 mebr, als Deutidlnno
ben MISUNDERSTANDING in englifden
@etp0ifern ieitber ftnrf beidr6nft fat,
offcnbar, I'm meitere 4ompIitationen
nit Amerita al bermeioen.