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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25

In o. o. Ellingson the people OF
Winneshiek County have had good
man in the sheriff office. He is now
serving his first term, and we do not
believe that Wlnneshiek has had a
more popular and well liked official
than Mr.. EllinSson. He Is popular
with all classes, and has given the al
fairs of his Office his undivided at
tention, and has conducted ii on an
economical plane.
Most any man holding the Office OF
sheriff is liable to make an enemy
now and then, either by the party ar
rested, or from source of certain
people who imagine the sheriff should
go out and arrest this and that fell
low without any evidence to sustain
the arrest. In our opinion Mr.. FL
Nngson has used good judgment in
his official work; he has been capable
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25
HARDING'S HOME ENDORSE
MENT FOR TEN YEARS.

The people who live in Sioux City
and Morningside, the home ward
of the republican candidate for gov
ernor, Mr.. w. l.. Harding, must have
been a woefully deceived people. AS
a deceptor, Mr.. Harding must be the
most supreme master in the world.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25

and he used his ability and Office in
the proper manner. And if good
words count for anything, and OF
course they do, then Mr.. Elllngson
has the good will of practically ev-
eryone. as We have yet to hear man
speak anything but good of him, and
we predict he viii be returned to the
office of sheriff on Nov. Z. by hand
some majority.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25

There is such a thing as a nation
being too proud to fight Woodrow
Wilson.
Nero was proud and egotlstical
and no fiddled while Rome burned.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25

E0N. II. l.. NICHOLSON, JR.
Candidate for State Representative.
Hon. II. +. Nicholson Jr. of Mili-
tarN township. candidate for re-eiec-
ton to the office OF state representa-
tive from Winneshiek county, has
served his first term in the legisla-
ture, and that with credit to himseli
md Winneshiek. He voted for pro
eressiye measures, and was on the
right sldeson all the big issues. Mr..
Nicholson. is one Of the progressive
farmers or this, county, and is fitted
in every wayto represent this county
in u capable manner, which he did il
his first term. He is man who can
be- depended on, and his past business
experiences and dealings In public
affairs places him as a man who can
be trusted to look after the affairs OF
his district in conscientious man
ner. and when voting for him the vot-
er can feel that he Is voting for a
safe and sound business man, and
one who will do the right thing for
his constituents. He should and viii
De honored with second term.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25

Since the Register an Leader has
turned its coat in politics 1t has
dropped the word Leader" from it1
title page. The change is very befit-
ting and appropriate. 1t can now
sail along as only the Register"
but 1t should adopt the sub-heal
kicks"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25
EOR COUNTY COnONER

DR.. S. p. Dahl, OF Decorah, is the
candidate for Coroner on the Repub-
lioan ticket. He has TO oppos ton
and will receive the solid vote of the
party.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-10-25
Republican Speeches, Tuesday

w. l.. Harding. candidate for gov
ernor. and Congressman G.. n. Hauc-
en-, candidate for reelection, will dis
cuss the issues of the day, next Tues
day, October 3tst
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Crystal Springs Ice Co. has
closed Il contract with the Gypsum
Fireproofing Co. to haul their materials
for the new federal building. The first
of the fire proofng materials are ex
pected within week.
The completed exceptions in the case
Of the state against Frank Mancini,
who was found guilty Jan. Of as
sault on Deputy Sheriff Adm F. Miller
of Dummerston, were filed with the
municipal court this morning. The case
is now up to the supreme court, which
viii hold session in Brattleboro next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles s. Currier of 40 Elliot
street was given surprise party last
evening in her home b.. members of the
New England Order of Protection and
the Daughters of Poeahontas, there be
ing about 20 present. She was given a
postcard shower and was presented a
ring set with two emeralds and three
small pearls. Cards were PLAYED and re
freshments were served.
The American Board of Commission
crs for Foreign Missions has lost one OF
its ablest representatives in the death
recently mt MardiH Turkey, of DR.. u
/ N. b, Thorn. Dr. Thorn had beer
forced from his hospital at Mardin by
| the events H. Turkey and had gone t.
Sivas, in Western Turkey where the
/ GARD has maintained hospital for 1:
years. The medical missionary il
charge at Siyas, DR. c. 2. Clark, son o.
| DR.. c. s. Clark Of Brattleboro, fell il
and Or. Thorn took up his burden H,
+ fell a victim to typhus DR. Thorn haC
served in Turkey 20 years and he ha,
| treated 100000 patients at Marain. Hi
, wife has spoken IN the Centre Congre
! gatio1al church here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
PERSONAL

Mrs. G. A. Metcalf, who has been
very i'll, is improving.
w l. Hunt is in Keene today on bust
ness for Gcodnow, Pearson & Hunt.
Charles Chaplin Of Boston came last
night and is registered at the Brooks
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Waterman went
yesterday to Atlantic City to spend
two weeks.
Miss Frances Martell is having a
three-weeks vacation from her work
in Houghton & Simonds S store.
Mrs. Leon c. White and son. Richard,
Went this morning to Philadelphia to
consult specialist in regard to the boy.
Mrs c. S Pratt and mother, Mrs.
Royce, returned last night from stay
of several weeks in Minneapolis, Mimi.
Miss Nellie Hennessy of Bellows
. Falls, who underwent an operation in
the Melrose hospital recently, is making
a good recovery.
Fred Fisher. who had been i'll with
grip and had returned to his work as
clerk III the store of Abbott & Son, has
had a relapse and is confined to his
bed.
/ James A. Hoadley viii leave tomor-
TOW morning IOl NdSHlH4tOH. ~ 4. ne
also viii visit various places in Florida
during his absence of 10 days CT two
weeks.
Miss Madeline A. Gregg, who was
called to Brattleboro on account of the
death of her father, DR.. y. w. Gregg
returned to New Bedford, Mass, this
morning.
Ernest Dubie has returned from 8
I week 5 vacation spent at his home il
Burlington and resumed work as cash
Ter in the office of the American Elk
press company.
Frank Dunlevy and Guy Johnson ar,
among those from here who went tx
Bellows Falls last night to attend tn
basketball game between Company
and st. Niehael's college.
Mr. and Mrs Clarke c. Fits returned
, last night from week S stay in Wash
iugtCn and New York. Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Bracket, who went with then
are still in Washington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Charles Dickerman of Hinsdale,
formerly of this town, spent yesterday
in town with friends.
J. f. Hall went yesterday to New
York, where he viii spend month, as
IS his custom each winter.
Reynold Gustafson finished work
Saturday night in the wholesale depart
nent Of the Durham Brothers company
and began work at the Fort Dummer
mills
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL,

Protective Grange will confer the
first and second degrees tom rrow
evening.
The double truck street car is tenn
porarily out of commission on account
of 4 broken journal
The Boy Scouts of the Universalist
church will hold a regular meeting in
the church parlor tomorrow evening at
7.30 0 clock.
The list of voters to be used in the
coming March town meeting has been
posted in the town hall corridor 1t is
a typewritten list made from the last
grand list book.
The funeral of Arthur D. hkeley Will
be held Thursday afternoon at >
clock at the house, - Reed street.
Rev Thomas W. Owens, pastor of the
Methodist church, will offieiate.
The funeral of Mrs. Nora Catherine
Manning, widow Ct Michael Manning,
was held this morning at 9 o clock at
ST. Michael's Roman Catholic church.
Rev. James p. Rand, pastor of the
church, OBLIGATED. The bearers were i.
Manning. NJ. J. Lynch. NJ. ]. Baker, i.
Griffin, R. l.. Heaphy and George Dan
vew. The burial took place in the Re
man Catholic cemetery.
/ The knights Of Wesley and the At
tainers, Methodist Sunday school
classes, and their friends viii have a
progressive supper this week Thursday
evening, the first course being served
in the home of Mr. and Mrs Erwin p
Smith of Forest street at $40 clock
At the place last visited there viii bt
an entertainment
The Methodist church is arranein.
for a better acquaintance meeting il
the church vestry Thursday, February
II, especially to meet those who hav,
become members of that church in tn,
past few weeks. Since the Chapman
Alexander evangelistic campaign ap
proximatelv so persons have becom
members, u uniting last Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
woRKMEN S COMPENSATION LAW
More Than so Bills in Massachusetts,
Providing Notifications.

BOSTON. Feb S-More than 80 bills
providing for modification and altera
tions in the workmen 5 compensation
act, which has been operative in Mas
sachusetts for three years, were before
the Legislative committee on judiciary
today. These bills, embodying pro
posed changes. were offered in behalf of
manufacturers and employees, majority
of them being applicable, however, e
textile industries.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro. Feb. 5, Fred Watson
of South Hadley Falls, Mass, and
Miss Mary Agnes Roberts of Holyoke,
Mass.
In White River Junction, Jan %,
by Rev. s. NJ Smith, John Clark
skinner OF Brattleboro and Miss Mary
Iuez Benson of Newfane.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
FIGHTING FOR TRENCHES.
Germans Lose and Then Regain Posi-
ton by Counter Attack.

BERLIN, Feb. 3, by wireless TO Say
ville.-Active fighting on the French
front south of the river Somme was
announced today by the German army
headquarters. IN the course Of the en-
gagements the Germans lost . small
section of one of the trenches they had
conquered, but afterward retook the po-
sition by counter attack.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08

Burma is importing large quantities
of wooden goods.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08

government officials, left Paris this
morning for England.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08

who has concluded his conversations
here with various diplomatists and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08

Chicken patty supper at Unitarian
parish house Tuesday, Feb. 5, 6 o clock
30 cents. ADV. 2S9-29l
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-08
HOUSE LEAVES PARIS.

President Wilson'S Special Envoy on
His Way to England.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

Sci unieren Nodbarn I'M Nor6en
6ieies geiegnetit ten oner &ontinente
rappelt's. 1as erIte @tooium Der
Nerriidtbeit, SEN @roBenmobn, baben
sic aonuden bereits binter iid, uno
iebt iino tie beim 5tpeiten ongefom-
men, DEM gerfolgungs.Dcbn
IaB 6as MISUNDERSTANDING in
Sttatpu bon oeutiden Spionen in
@rono geitedt tuuroe, itebt BEL ieoem
redtgldubigem @onuden %felienfeit.
Gbenio 6oB beutide Eartciganger
oos @oHer alts Sen 2oidpapparaten
e%ntfernt uno bofiir E%etrole1tm binein-
gegoifen boben, moba1rd Die 9oifper-
iud}e ser Ie11ermehr bon Ottamo un6
Ser umliegenben Dorfer naturlid per-
eitelt m1troen.
gefpie1en tplroe ~oneroings nidts.
Sc gibt iogor etnige &eneaoten IN So
noba, meld9e Ser Mniidt iinb, 6ab Dos
Teuer ourh 3ufaq, pieleidt ourdl
einen fortgefporfenen Gigarrenitum-
mel, entitonoen iei; es gi5t auh an
bere l%1ngrGabige, melfle nidt einiehen
f0nnen, mos oen Teutid1en IN T[an-
oern sic 3eritorung Ser SOLITUDE in
Sttopo, in meIdper Die Solone Gano'
ons toger, 11iiten f6nnte; abcr oicie
apeifeIn6en ThomaiIe merben einfad
in sic aotegorie ser r@erman snm'
pathiiers" geite1t. Stir icocn redt'
a%loubigen Qanudcn iino oie bn,tffler1
|Snione sic l1rhebcr aQer l1ngliid5-
f6ne in CANADA uno id'el1en fein Mit-
tel. sic gntcn aanndcn, tpcld1e bon
lGuropas Hbertundter 96flidtet mod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
@erbearbeit inr Die ga
DE @otteS.

MIe @ruppen 0es unglmtbens:
6reimaurerei uno Mtbeiltentbum,
Eambeismus uno Monismus, Anar=
dismus un6 So5ialoemofratie ltno
unermiiolid an ser Mrbeit uno oie=
mem ibrer Sade 1elbit Bis gum Weartp=
rertbum. Snsbei on6ere gebrauden tie
fir grreidung ibrer 3mede Die Trelie.
3eitungem, 8eiti@riften, 6lugi4rif-
ten, SOS lin0 Die itdnoigen popierenen
8erbeapoitel fir lire unbeilpoaen
Soeen. un6 bod) fir ma5 arbeiten
sic 6einoe @ottes? Sir Elm Giesieit5
poa innerer unb duBerer unrube, fir
elm poar Gage Modt uno @nleben,
fir Elm poar stur6en 2ult> ia tint nit
oem Mpoltel GIT reoen fir @ebridt,
oenn pl0Blid fommt Ger 500 tpie Der
Iieb in ser Naht uno Damn lit ales
groenmerben uno streben porbei.
9as 2ieo lit perflungen, sic @lode
5eriprungen, oas Spiel 1T aus, lie
fallen in sic @rube, aus Ser es nod
ibren Mnihauungen fem grpod)en,
fem Mnferiteben gibt, Dos aber INN
10 fiirdyterlider lit, lie meniger Tie an
oosielbe glaubten.
@ie gang anoers lit es ood beim
gldubigen @atbolifen. sein @eg gebt
ourd &re113 gum 9idt. @ie Elm Ste
ger ldreitet er nit Ser @nobe @ottes
iiber oos Giesieits nit al ieinen Mii-
ben, ieinen Ylagen. Gas @rab Ill
linn sic Tforte, Sic ibm cine epige
seligfeit er6ffnet. Ser 500 Elm gote,
ser i'm einfibrt in bas &eid ieines
6errn, in oas emige Meid Gbriitt.
Darum ion Ser &atbolif obcr aud
1einem 6errn oiener NIT ieincm &on'
nen, nit ieincm @iiien, NIT ieinen
geiltiaen uno ieincn torperliden ardf.
ten, Sbm oiencn in Ieinem grbeitcn
|unb gfaffen, NIT ieincm @eiistbltm
nit gteuung uno 3ang. neberal ion
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

er eintreten fir Ole groBe Sade Got
tes> fir sic Sntereiien gbriIti, fir Die
@ertbeioigung 6es @laubens, ser bei=
ligen Stride. gines Ger beiten Mittel
bie3u lit bos @alten unb @erbreiten
Ser guten Ereiie. greB=apoitel ioa
ie0er edte @atbolif fem.
@ie biele @%elegenbeiten gibt es CUR
gmpfeblung zines g1tten 8udes, 5ur
8erbreitung elmer guten 3eitung, Ell
ner reliei0fen 3eitidrift. 2aiien utr
0ieie @elegenbeit nidt u%nbeniibt. 8ir
ba6er ia tauien6 M0glidfeiten bie-
5u. @ie p%eroienitno4 mGre es 3. g.
menn lid ie6er 9eier unleres glattes
Sic Wiibe nabme, 6emlelben alh MIR
einen eirt5igen ne11er 2eier 51t3ufuh=
rem, ooer penn er tpenigltens fem
Blatt I'M 6reunoesfreiie 5ltm 2elen
meitergdbe. Sober neue M6onnerrt,
ie6er Itdn6ige 2eIer einer guten fo=
tboliiden 3eit11ng, elmer religt0ien
3eitidrift erfdbrt gtdrfur1g I'M
@lauben, ertpeiterte 2iebe CUR 4irde
un6 nu6 bermebrte 5odiddtung Dem
Trieiteritanoe g%egerniber. @irfen mir
off Itan6ig fir sic quite Freiie.
Snden pir bierourd Ger fatboli=
iden @eltmido11ung Tionier6ien1te
Alt letlten unb burd bos gebr1tdte
@ort Gbriitus @eelen un6 Ser &irhe
treue &inber 5u5ufiibren. Gus Mpo=
itolat ser gerbreitl1ng ser futboliiden
Nrelie lit 6os midtigite un6 aeitge=
mGBelte @erf Ser geiltlthen garm=
ber5igfeit, 6as taglide M11siibung en-
fabren loQte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

51 menig beIedt iin6, INN unter Sen
glatten @orten Ger 5pione Die Ser
rdtber gu abnen, nit Moro un1
Bran6 in Elm beiiereS Senleits gu be-
f0rDern.
sis iett iin6 STE lie Mngriffe a1f Sen
Jrie6en un6 oas @obl Gannbas nnb
ieiner 8etpobner MIR bon innen aus,
getpiIermaben ein Detail, erfolgt;
iebt ion es aber EN- @ros losgeben.
limo oie eana6iiden 8eb0r6en baber1
angiterfuuten Ser5ens perfiin6et, 6oB
Ser Deutiden tpuffenfunoige 9doa=
rem Canada nit &riegsgefabren BE-
broben; 5tpar niht Sic 9eutiden aus
6em alten guterlm6e, lonoern Die
bielige Mbart Der u9ppbenate6," mel=
de in tbren G@iiben=&orps Srgani=
%iationen unb IN biel en Srganiiatio=
ner Meiiterldiiten baben, Ole in
6unfler Noht a1tf 500 CARDS init Si=
6erbeit Elm 8uusepe treffen.
@an5 I'M gebeimen, bieB es IN 60
na6o, meroen bie gorbereitungen gu
einem @infon in Sntario %getroffen,
uno Ste &arufen 5itterten IN ibren
StiefeIn.
@iro Canada bon SEN 9eutiden
erobert, Damn lit es nit ser entente
GIT gn6e," jammerten Sic Natrioten;
benn sos Miidgrm, oie gtdrfe urro
Die 3ufunft 6ieies groBen e11ropdi=
lden &rieges liegt auf Sem amerifa=
nifden Sentiment, n0r6ltd bonn 49,.
8reitengra6e."
l1no Die &on1tden poren nidt mii=
Zig. 9ie @ren5e bon Ontario tpa1r6e
beiebt, Maidinengefpebre ont BEN BE-
orobten Nldten aufgeitent un6 dies
aufgeboten, mas einen &1bfuB GIT tra=
gen imitanbe mar. Infer Staats=9e=
partement tp11r6e altBer6em bon Ser
@efabr benodridtigt nn6 auf 6ie
Ne11tralitGt5bel timmungen btngepte=
ien.
9as @toats=G epartement bat Sen
&amudfen- MIN oie @eriid1erung gege=
ben, oaB oud sic gebeimiten @ebei-
men int g1t116es6ienite feline @pur
BON einem El1ti9 nod Canada bitten
embeden f0jr1r1en. 3as bot Sic &ar1l1=
den einigermaben %berubigt; aber bie
@oft, tpeldpe treu un6 felt an Ser
@ren5e bon Ontario ltebt, bleibt Sort
borl6ufig 1teben.
@ie geiagt, Sic @ar1uder iino IN
ibrer Gerriidtbeit berettS BET Sem
Gta0ium 6es neutrality-suspicious. an
gefpmmen, tpeldem borausiihtlih
bolo oa5 brittle unb 1eBte Sta0ium>
Die Sobiudt, folgen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
@ir fdmpien audi!

&ir fampfen audi ~ ME ibr int So
terlan6,
81 audi nidt tDbtlid bier Sic @nn-
SEN flaffen;
Sc lit aud 1ier elm bittrer Gtrett ent=
bannt,
Gin streit, gefibert NIT bes @eiites
@aflen.
@ir ltebeu bier, lpie tbr, audi int &C.
fedt,
Tim 2nge nnb sic Salidbeit st be-
friegen;
8ir fGmpfen and fit Se1tidlanos
gmtes &edt.
1tn6 buffen bier, 10 mte ibr sort, s1
itegeu.
glud 1tms eritanben Geinbe rings 1m=
fer
11nb ideimen aud md taglid iid 81,
me6ren;
Sod, tuenr aud 5ablrei6 mie ber
Sanb am Meer,
@ir minen bod 1ns ibrer 5a ermeb=
rem.
@ir itebe1 nidt beitir5t nno tbaten=
9enn flieft in uns ntdt Slut BON
enrem 8lnte?
@ir legen nid)t sic @GnSe in sen
Sdpf,
@ir fampfen audi, ME lift, NIT bemt=
idem Shuttle.
lit nidt leid]t = nein, nnier
&f lit idmer!
Mnd 1tns beSrpben bier tafiI6 Sic
Gefabren.
@ir itebn allein, ,t1n 1ns Elm @0l=
ferbeer,
9ie 6af nnb Meib fit uns I'M Ser
gen tragen.
Sir itebt bereint, ieiS einem Soft
entitamntt,
Gud euste feter rett Scr asieg 55a=
fammen;
11nb end btrdglaben ale insge=
iammt,
Sn heller 9obe ser gegetitertng
6lammen.
8ir itebm oGein = 10 tuie I'M falten
@inb;
tins iiberaq mill man Sen Mntb 1tns
oGmpfen!
Sic ipnit ms Trennb, finb feinbltd
jebt aeftnnt,
11nb upllen r,tr als Setnbe TINS be-
fampfen.
11nb bpd, trpthem, mddit taglid mns
Ser Mntb,
11m5 INNER fnhner fiiblen mir es
ldlagen -
Sn 1tnlerm Moern bas @ermanen=
blmt,
1tn6 MmIer Mmtb miro inns gum 3tele
tragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Cir esobn Trend fat feline Tldge.

MIs er nod @oditfommonoierenoer in
Tlonocrn NOR, pflcoten i'm Sic be11t-
ifen Teloarm1en, uno men11 Sic tint
in &uhe lieBen, plaqten i'm Sic @ei-
Der. Sebt plogen sic eonooner ihr,
er ione linen sic 3epoeline bonn SolIe
holten. Sic @egierung hot linn Sic
9eit1tng Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men gegen l1eberfdne mts Ser ol1ft
iibertroaen. Sir Scenario, Ser nift
f1iegen tonr1, lit oos Elm iehr unoomf-
borer Tolten, nnb foIt iieht es aas,
aIs Of Sic Regicruna per'nden tpode,
Trenh o1tf onitdnoiae @eiie lossu-
meroen. @ie man ienerseit Ghurfin
Iosoeporocn lit, ols man i'm s,tr,
AonsIer oes 9er3ogtbums 2aneaIter
modte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
2lmf Gm9lanos Sefeb1.

sc 1teint, oaB in Ser a%tsmdrtigen
Tolitif u%nierer M6miniltrotion nidts
beitdnoig lit, mie Sic ltnbeItan0igfeit
uno sic ltntertpiirfigfeit Sen 6oroe=
rur1gen Ser entente gegeniber. 81
oie Snterellen 6ieles 9onoes baour6
in Deliflet6enfduft ge5ogesn tDeroen, lit
@errn @iIion anfdeiner6 einerlei.
Mit 6em Mnnoe lit fem Motto al
Ieroings uMmeriea firit," in @irflid~.
felt aber ENGLAND firit."
Sos @taats=1 epurtemert hatte in
Ser Mrmierungs=6rage fit Sanoels=
oampfer 6en ein5igen Gtanopunft
eingerpmmen, pelfen es logiider
@eiie un0 leiner friiberen grflarung
sufolge einnebmen fonnte, ra1nlih
ooB cine Mrmierung BON Sanoelsoom=
pfern nidt itatthoft iei> lola1rge oieie
Tabr5e11ge Sic 0urd internationule
Gertrage gemabrleiitete Smmunltat
fir fire Manniduften uno TaiIogie=
re beQnipruhten. SON merifani=
lten Observation-Disclosures par auber=
oem nod oorauf bingefpieien, ooB oie=
Ter stanopunft Ser ein5ig rtdtige
Tins a11d fir Mmerifa gebotene ieL
90 onoernfaas elm Yrdeeoen5faa &C.
lhuffen miir0e, oelIen nadttbeiltge
Tolgen o1f unier eigenes 2ono I'M
1ane zines arieges 5uridfaaen miir=
SEN; ober ale bieie geoenfen bot
Serr @ilion iofort nod ieiner Hrd=
febr nod @oibington iiber goro ge'
tporfen uno SOS getban, mos Sir
S2sobn 8rice perlangte> namli6 oos
3ugeitdnoniB gemadt, ooB lid Sarr-
belsidiffe o11d in 3ufunft armieren
oiirf FEM.
Serr @iIions unmotipierte Gnt=
ifeioung bot ol1eroings nur fir ote-
|Tes 2on6 @iltigfeit, uno bie @entr~
mafte merben BON ibrer grfldrung>
oaB Tie nod Sem 90. Gebruar ale
armierter @onbelsidiffe als &riegs'
fabr5euge betroften meroen, oesbolb
nidt abgeben. Gber ourh oieles Su-
geitdnoniB bot Serr @ilion mieoer-
Inn sic Quele eridloiien, aus meld7er
sic idmertpiegenolten 2ifferen5en
3mi{den Sen Gentrolmadtcn nno un*
Ierem 2onoe entiteben fonnen, nro
oas lit ou9 mobl Ser 3med Der
l1ebung.
@err @ilion bot nit befannter 81
Ideioenheit oorouf b%ingepiclen, ooB
er Sen &rieg bisber auf grn1esldnge
BON oieicm oonoe fcrngebalten babe.
@enn 6os bisbcr Ser Taa rpor, 10 mo=
rem es iiflcr niht Ser quite Wiae
unb sic Ncutrolitdt oes 6errn @il-
ion, oencn Dies au neroanfen lit. Gie=
le Iette Gntifcioung, pclfe in oiret.
tenn @iocripruh NIT mahrer Neltra=
Iit6t, nit @eredtigfeit unh Sem ge-
funo ieines eigcnen staats-T epartc-
mcnts ftcbt, benefit altr' @cniige, mo-
ruuf @err @ilion binitcncrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
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ouftidiffen nod bem 3eppelintpp BE-
gonnen babe; oenn es lei unspeifel-
foft, 10 fiigte er htnsu, baB 6ieIe ouft-
fdiffe heute 1e11tffIono groBe 0ten.
tie leiiteterr uno ooB lie fir gnqIanf
fehr mertbpon iein miir6cn. Giefe
Mnerfennung aus Dem Mnnbe 6es err
item Serbs ser britiifen Momiralit11
miro bos @ereoe, oie 3cppcline bot.
ten enttGuiht, mobl enogiiltia sltm
|Gf4peigcn bringen. Die gnglinoer
miifcn am beiten, bob Tie d emit
t6uim baben.