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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-30

Stanley Allen returned Sunday from
visit with friends in Pittsfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-30

Theda Bara in 1.-THE Eternal Sapho,'
and Maurice Costello with Ethel
Grandin in the First Episode Of "The
Crimson Stain Mystery" at the
Strand Today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-30

e. F. Seidel of Biddeford was visi-
tor Saturday in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-30

Miss Gertrude Sharman returned
Sunday from Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-30

E. F. Seidel of Biddeford was visi-
tor Saturday in Gardiner.
G. Gallert left Saturday for Boston
for a visit with relatives.
Miss Adelia Potter attended the
BOwdoin- Bates game Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. r. H. Willis have re-
turned from a trip to Rockland.
Stanley Allen returned Sunday from a
visit with friends in Pittsfield.
Miss Gertrude Sharman returned
Sunday from Portland.
Miss Alice Donovan, Church street,
attended the Bowdoin- Bates game on
Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Tibbetts passed the
week lend as the guest of friends in
Bowdoinham.
DR.. w T. Pierce. Arthur Bubar and
Hon. O.. B. Clason attended the Colby
Maine game on Saturday.
John Sullivan, Lloyd Erskine and AL
ton Hamlin attended the Maine-Colby
game in Waterville on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Blinn of Dres-
den were calling on Gardiner friends
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
Neighborhood Bible Glasses

I.. central t.a.a of flc N.IrHblr.
HN I.hI. classes. w"I meet Monday
afternoon .f O'Clock .r fI, NIlr.
.... I.f...H. assoc. .I.lr hI...U.
. I'Hr. Nuur.l 800. teach I..
".E .I, I.ut D. MALACHI. F..r..
..|H welcome.
II.r. sr. .HI. ..a.a vHL meet
n.. 800" ....... Miller .Is Main
It. '...... H' Do. u. N... If.I.
I.. .tfd..
urr.f Do 800 meet with Nre ro
.'IN NHf...f ffu Fifteenth street.
Monday at o. m. Mr. Lan..tt.
leader
pi.uIr. 40 viii meet with v-s
JAIME. II Beams. Pleasant Valley.
H'.a'y " D. m Mrs s. I'd
pIsur,t iesN viii meet with ur
Henry ii'I'r Park Wow. Thur-c/,
ia % W Mics Ethel william
leader
District IerH viii meet with urs
s. O. whitaker Tuesday af lao ID
m Ir Thomas q ku0rfy leader
District lis UIU meet with Nra %
j. callahan. t.t south Front street.
huf d1N go $50 o. m. Nr a. c.
smith. leader
I'fr',Hrm Bible class viii meet .n
ih' ''LIIrhgu chapel Tuesday 900 n
o. nI Mis-. Mary WaNwHn leader
Aetna WhlD elias. viii meet In tHa
N''ultiII' chapel Friday af O. 1D
m VI Ann frDi'rIrk leader
Echo Point IuhID Ufl.. NUI moot
WIN Nr. George Mrkown trita, at
Oh 4. M. Mrs 5. ID. ClcEg. leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

the Regal Knitting company Of Phila.
delphia, l.. h. Mitchell of Philadel-
delphia; l.. +. Mitchell of Philadelphia:
manager OF The shipping department
OF the same concern, Jacob A.tioff
OF the shipping department OF tns
Philadelphia Leather Goods company:
= W. Butcher. Jr.. chief clerk and Of
flee manager of the Stewart Trunk
and Bag company of Petersbur-, and
Edgar l.. Oakley, bookkeeper for Lus-
tig Brothers OF New York, were placed
ON the stand. They all testified that
their firms had sold Israel Rosenberg
OF this city bills of goods in 1913. The
receiving books of Rosenberg CORES
pended with their records. II Is the
intention of the prosecution to show
that the Identical merchandise sold
Israel Rosenberg Were part of the
goods shipped Abel Rosenberg at Cam
eron, Washington and Georgetown, ID.
C.. after he had been thrown into bank
ruptCy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
ROSENBERG CASE
RESUMES TODAY
AT FoRTY-MINUTE-sEssIoN SAT.
UROAN SIX EASTERN W.T.
NeSSES WERE EXAMINED
Judge Dayton Sets Trial OF $50. 900
Suit Against Foundation Company
Here Next October


The case of the government AGAINST
Israel and Abel Rosenberg, charged
with conspiring to conceal assets from
the trustee after Israel Rosenberg was
thrown into bankruptcy. will be re
sumed this morning at 10 O'Clock
From what can be learned IL is likely
that the case will not be given the
jury until late Wednesday. The trial
has been on since last Tuesday. II Is
reported that the government still has
about score of Witnesses to examine
About that number were put on the
the defense will follow with several
witnesses. IL is likely that the defend
ants will testify.
The case is being prose cuted by
United States Assistant District Al
torney ]. J L. O'Brien. while the de
Tense Is represented Dy Attorneys j.
u. Sommerville and J. Bernard Hand
Ian. II is not likely that court will
recess Tuesday To permit presiding
Judge \. G.. Dayton and number OF
the court attaches to 20 home TO vote
al the special congressional election
IN the second congressional district.
as II Is reported Judge Dayton has or
dered the jurors not sitting in the Ros-
enberg case to report at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
Short Session Saturday.
The Rosenberg case was on only
lNlAN AFTERNOON ne
morning was spent by Judge Dayton
IN his private chamber with attorneys
in the three suits of $4,000 each
against the Foundation company by
the administrators Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles VI. Stewart and Mrs. Clara
kemple-Morgan. who were drowned
last October when their motor boat
struck the Warwood dam. The plain
tiifs allece that the company did not
have the Golfer dam properly t>rlted.
Demurrers in the three cases were ar
gued by the attorneys and an order
was issued by Judge Dayton directing
the defense TO file briefs within the
next thirty days. The cases were set
for trial at the October term of court
here.
Rosenberg Case
During the short period that the
Rosenberg case was on Saturday af-
ternOon several government witnesses
were examined by Attorney O'Brien
and cross-eNamined by Attorney Hand
Ian. Senator Sommerville was unable
to be present The Witnesses testi-
mOny were taken that they might re-
turn home after being detained here
fer the past several days.
David Block, travelling salesman for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
GROWING Of VIRGIN MARY
TAKES PLACE At CATHEDRAL
ANNUAL MAY DAY PROCESSION
HELD AT CONVENT GAR
DEN YESTERDAY.
Miss Josetts Clark acts as May Queen
First Confirmation services
also held.

At 81. Joseph's Cathedral. services
OF a most impressive nature were
held yesterday when the annual May
day procession was observed. The
services were started at the Cathe-
dral at $3.50 O'Clock. an dended upon
the return from the convent garden
when the benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament was given. Very Rev.
O. H. Moyhe was the clergyman in
charge.
The procession was formed in the
cathedral. with Miss Josetta Clark.
as the May Queen. She had been
chosen by vote. Acting as her at
PENDANTS We're corps OF thirty young
ladies', with a retinue of small chill
dren. In the procession were the
boys and girls OF the first confirma-
ton class; Blessed Virgin Sodality
girls: and a number of girls from
the St Joseph's Academy. Marching
into the convent garden. the process
sion ended at the statute OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary where the
Queen.
The service was ended AT the ca
thedral when the scapular of the
class was conferred by Rev. Movie.
upon the members OF the confirma-
tion class and the adult converts.
At O'Clock a. m. mass. a very
large class was given first commun-
ION tAs-N. MhNNt. W a. ffltUlhuNs AS
sisted by Rev. Francis McFadden.
ST. Alphonsus Church
Yesterday morning at O'Clock
mass. large class of children was
given first communion at the ST Al
phonsus church. Rev Father Paul
was the celebrant and was assisted
by Rev. Father Raphael Marie. dea-
con: Rev Father Gregory as sub
deacon. and Rev Father John as
/ III 81 of garannnnfaG Snrvrfr.as
also held yesterday afternoon when
the confirmation class was enrolled
as communicates with the scapular
Following were the members of the
class:
William Barlow. Thomas Manion
julius Packer. Andrew Balask. Joseph
Diss, William Faulstick. George Flad-
ing. Joseph Glenn. Alphonse Joseph,
Anthony Miklas. Thomas O'Nein
Charles SchwanenberEer. Paul Conner,
Amien Elias, Richard Gehring. John
Grabowski. Thomas Gallagher. Louis
Holman. John kloss. William Man
ners. Joseph Fose. William Rohan.
Charles Sha. George Templin. Steven
Becker. William kirChgcssner. Joseph
kaSunic. Joseph Lang. Adolph Mastle.
Ralph Sharp. Richard Schneid. Harold
Simbeck. Joseph Smith. Francis
or. Paul Schroeder. Roy Conner. Pet
or Simon.
Girls Virginia Hasenauer. Mary
Siorch, Mary BOtt, Gertrude Denne,
Rose Hayercamp. Marcella HAYES,
Irene Laffey. Anna Neugabauer Rose
Rusek, Leona Wiethe. SleanOra Essen
auer. Irene Hayes. Mary Turner. Mar
celia Leineweber Angela Lynch. Jos
ephine Moore. Seraphine Ritter. Az
mes Singer Mary simon. Gertrude
Schiller. Mildred Neager. Mary Nj
mon, Mary Bucon. Mary Evans. Anna
Polk. Mary Sharp. Wanda Sulek. Ag-
mes Welte. Della Manion. Elizabeth
kupfer, Virginia Nancy and Wilma
Friery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Charles Clark who stands indicted
in the criminal court for shooting
with intent TO XIII was reasIc-ted
yesterday by the police on complaint
Of Clark bondsman. n is claimed
that since Clark was released on
bond that he bias been drunk pTac.
ideally all The time. and the bondsman
fearing that hc might leave town or
d'r'd bis arrest
Lou Stevens. a drunk. was arrested
BY officer Moran. The same officer
got Joe Butt. Dom Martin and
Robert kDrstin an ou charges Of dis
orderly conduct Frank Scott a
drunk was arrested by officer Gus
Tor. and for resisting an officer a
-'pdrai" charle Wa placed AGAINST
him. John Color. drunk was arrested
hy Bartholomew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Fred Mem. assault and battery in
alcim'ni noIli"d In the case ~ Mike
h'IWl~. found guilty of robbery. mo.
ton FOR now trial arrucd and ind ".
Went reserved until SATURDAY. I'm tho
1osi law cases uf Paufcs and pa,a.
LOT %" judge changed Dis ruling
Nike Scarles. held a. witness in
1ost law Gaze for sixty dava was
-Iln-rl an a--lNann. D.. Tho .uur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
LIEUT.. JONES TO SPEAK

Lieutenant T. Sumner Jones. who
has been with tho United state. ar
my Tor several year. iu The TIUIr.
pines. VIII speak af tho mssfirr 0I
ih" Mons League of fIr First Pro-.
hff'fian church to ho held next Fr.
day evening
On 100. daF evening. Lieut. I0no.
VIII peak fp Che Thomson Mon.
hIrrn. when o. social mf.tr. viu
o.. held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

mobile wheel; Louis Kauffeld. assign
or 10 " a Kauffeld Star CITY. apara.
ius for treating articles Of glassware:
u. ! McGilyray. dssiCnor OF O.. 90 ~
VI Bennett. Weston. removing aCcu-
muldt.d liquid from ga- mu ns and tho
like. J. II Mitchell. Parker. burg. au-
tomato raiu.pipc coupling. 4. u
Neal. ASST EuOr fO The Ilrksrsburr
Chair Co. IarkUr-hurg. chair. Kinda
Eamey. Lo-tn. -td.iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
NAYLOR WILL ADDRESS
FOURTH STREET CLUB
"MiIestones in wheelins's History"

IN ilestones in Wheelinq's History"
will be his subject tonight.
Mr.. Roy b. Naylor. former well
known newspaper man, will address
the Fourth Street Sen's Club at 0
meeting To be held this evening. His
subject will be "Milestones in Wheel
inC's History" All boys over fifteen
years OF age and all men are invited
10 attend. The meeting will open AZ
: - o'clock, and after the address a
musical program will be given fol-
lowed by the serving OF refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

that be be sent 70 The Taylor county
jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
B0NDSMAN ORDERS
CLARK RE-ARRES!ED
NJ A INDICTED IN CRIMINAL
COURT PICKED UP BY PO.
LICE ERDAY.

Is charged with shooting with inte nj
TO Kill. Other arrests by the police
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

@erienft tpnr6en sic britiid1en
Sampler .Merbe," uSorno" un6
~&io 8irobp" nn6 ser griediihe
Dompfer Stiff @rroiob." Terner ser
britiide 9ompfer u@rierlp &in,"
1928 Sonnen iomie sic normegti6en
uGeIto," 5000 Tennen,
uSromp" 1882 Tonnen, u@aer1od, 4"
|62S Sonne11, nn6 rgfoon."
Ser erfolreide 8orltob Ser Gran=
5oi en an ser MooS be6e11tet tpobl eli
ne S@lappe fir sic Mrmee BEG
&ronprin3en, ober man 6orf babel
1idt bergeiien, boB Ser @oupt3med
Ser fran50iiihen Offeniipe, Bel Ser
6ltn einen 9urbbru6 At er5tpinaen
nn6 sic @opre 5t errei9en, nm 6a=
6l1rb Sruppe11 bonn rumaniihen
&riegsidmplabe abanaieben 6urb
SEN duBerit 56he1 @i6eritan6 Ser
6el6grouen berettelt mur6e.
gmtlih miro aus @ien bonn itolte-
nifden &rieasihm1b1ab befonnt ge-
geben: GuoIiGer Tliigel, &iiiten6i=
itrift=ssront: Sic fein6lihe Mrtinerie
un6 M%inenfeuer tpur6en duberit bef-
tig. Son 3 nbr nahmittags an be-
gonr fein6lt9e Snfonterie I'M @ip-
bidrSbale nn6 auf 6em &arlt-N1a
teau etnet @ormarih gegen nnfere
Stellungen. Gle qriffen an, nur6en
ober 6urh infer @orhongfe1er ODER
@egenanariffe alriifgeidlogen. Mab=
reno 6es Mben6s lief 6as Tcner nod,
mur6e ober in Ser Noht mieber itiar=
fer. Stoltenifde Glieger marfen
aahlreide @omben, ohne nerncns=
mertben Sho6en onaurihten. &m1nt<
mann S@ienaeI idoB iiber Sen @on,
aano-8op cine @oproni-@ oidine ber<
unter. 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
RrduterzS melette.

Drei gier tper0en oufgei@logex,
pfeffer, @al3, feingebadte peterfilie
ales mad @ef@mad betseseben, NIT
elmer @obel gut nertlopft; u mirs
Elm Acknowledgements @tud Butter in
elmer Smelettezpfanne f4nen erhlbt,
obne {ie braun tperoen gu lahen: Die
perflopften @ier merben in bic pfanne
gegoKen, NIT Der @obel perrabrt, bret
bis bier @etunben am 5euer iteben gez
laNen, bamit ii@ cine BLONDE &ruite
btlbet. Mit einem biegfamen Me1e r
miro unter bic Omelette gefabren, bte
pfanne bd1lt mun etmds i4ief uni
flopft ouf Sen @riff. 6es MeRers. Nnn
nimmt NOR cine @4lfel, bdlt fie in
elmer 6anb, bic Smelettenpfanne nit
Der anberen unb ldbt bic Smelette auf
bic @4iKel rouen. Die Smelette
fou eine 1ange, opale 5orm baben, DON
innen 1ebr pei9 unb bon out en ni4t
riffig un6 troden fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
@pn bcr @cinn65cit.

@s miro cine 3eit tommen, tpo
feline &rontbett ii@ mebr bei oenen
[e1t1eben farm, oeren. @eoanten rein
uno tart finb, neil oisie Yeoanten
ebe, as{uno maden uno geiunp er>
balten. ssh baben gum 8eiiplel bisz
Der 8erbauung55l% t0rungen fir Die
5folge oappn angeie3en, bab Der Wtaz
gen in 1%noronung lit; ieBt mil en-
mir, oaB Tie oft entfteben, petl Die
Weoanten in unorrnurg limb, bab lle
bic noturli9en Tolgen non@orse uno
Mngit, bon @ifer1u4t uno beftiger
Ieue 1ino. @s mirb cine 3ett toni
men, tpo moi 9abiu@t uno ale I6rz
men Der @elbltiu9t als &%rantheiten
an5iebt, fir sic mir baour4 geltrett
weroen, baB iie in betimmten t0rz
perli@en nebeln outage treten. Die
jmenl9en 6aben teine Mbnung; mel
den preis Tie fir lire @elbfiu@t
3ablen muHen in t0rperliaen &rantz
6etten.
Ser @eiit lit Der 8iloner Der Sc
iunDbeit unb mir tDnnen t0rperltd
ni6t iiber bos @ebantenbilO binmlsz
tommen, pos CT con Ser @eiunbhett
entpirft: tpenn btes trgeno einen
Mongel bot, 70 miro Dos @tanob!l0
Der @e1unbbett berielben 5ebler al1fz
neifen.
Sic meiiten Meniden f@einen gu
glouben, bab Sic @efunobeit etpas
0ur@ @@idial ober @orausbeit;m=
mung Jeitgelegtes lei, oab es lid bel
tbr fo1f ousfdlteblt@ I'm cine 5ro9e
Der @rbli9tett uno @eranloguna
Gamble, ol1p UNI etfpus, oos n:&1
mebr meientli9 gu dnperr lei.
Qlber iparum le1en mir ni9t Den:
Ielben @ebantensang ouf un'er
Slid unb uniere 8eitimmung gum
@elunofein anmenben2 Wir bereiten
uns aufs %grinol1hite fir urfern Sc
%6ensberuf Dor, mir piien, bab es
Sabre bouert, ebe mir ols Meifter
IN i-eeno ettpas auftreten t0nnen;
aber penr1 un,ere @elunobeit In
syrage ftebt, bon ser oo4 GILES obs
6dingt uno auf b:1en GRUB olles ert
aufgebaut merOe1 tam = ba benz
ten mir taum Da.an, ibr cine 5uiamz
men3dngenOe Mrbeit gu piomen.
= Dos i'm 9erbt au 30
Millionen Mart tuIierte @rtrd9nis
Der 1915er pfdloer Meinernte 1T in
folge fortgeieBter preiserb06unu
bur9 bic @petulanten auf go Mil<
(ipne11 oeitiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
Ct. e$piepb.

Sci einer am Dienltagmorgen IN
ser bie1igen Nfarrfirde Dom bohtp.
P. 2noger, .. g. g. geboltenen
9ral1tmelie lieBen ii6 fiirS 2eben ber=
einigen gfif. Haliier, Elm p%rominenter
Sci afsmam bon bier nno Wtarla
Iieoler. Mit alien, Sic 6em 8ra1t=
paare lpoblpoaen, piini6t aud Der
yMoro1terr" bemlelben @liid, Sell
uno 5egen or1f aaen 8egen.
2%nrembtrg.
Ser bier tpobnenoen Tamilie MloiS
iSrutb 1pur6e am 20. Sctober Elm
n111rteres sobnden geboren. 8ie
Ser @eburts= 10 bra6te Ser Sauftog
bes neuen M%nf0mmlings ben begluf=
ten gltern redt frobe @tunoen. IN
sic ii9 BEL ser Saufe beri6ieoene
Bermonoten IN ber5lihlter Weile
tbeilten. M6ge bas S0bnd)en ben
.@ltern our 1tete1l 6rer6e gerei6en!
@plbingfor6.
Sci 6em am borlebten Counting
oben6 bier bon einbeimiI6em Salient
aufqefibrten Ebeoter uBeter Hiper"
tpl1r6en $145 an gintritt eingenom=
men,. Sic @ole mar angefuat nno
6ie 2eiltunger1 ser Mittpirfen6en
mur6en our6 bielfa6en MpplauS an=
erfonnt. - Soiepb 5on6famp bon
GLENDALE, 81. g., eritattete bier einen
8eiuh. - @eorg Mbeln bot iein Sc
Iioen5=gigentb1m 6em Serrn Wnn-
6erlih fir $4,000 fdufli6 mberlaiien.
= @egen $50 8erionen betbeiligten
iih an 6em 9Dceum &11rins, Der nit
elmer @orleiung BON @errn &emple
einqeIeitet 1puroe. - Sic bier mob=
nen6e 6rou Compton bat ont 80:
October ibren 102 @eburtstag BET
gutter @eiun6beit uno @eiitesfriiae
gefeiert. = 6ranceS, Elm 5polf Sab=
re oltes M46hen ser maize 6ieier Ort=
Idoft m%obnenoen 6omilie &oc1mba,
trug 6ur6 6ie 5ufaQige @ntlo6lng
elmer 6linte in 6en San6en ietnes
%fleinea 8ruoers cine 1dlimme @un=
6e am Betne bel, Die m0glld)ernet1e
sic Mmputierung 6es la6ierten @lie=
oes CUR Jolge baben miro.
&tmbaQ.
NoItinlpeftoren iin6 nit elmer l1n<
ter ludung beidaftigt be5ugli6 Der
8eroubung 6es bieItgen Ho1tamts;
sic &6l1ber batten SEN Si9erbeitS<
ldronf geiprengt unb $50 in 8rtef=
morfen nn6 in 8oargel6 iteben Sol
lars erbe11tet.
81. MtttbpnD.
SRI. Ebereiia @olters bon bier er=
frantic 6erort, 6oB tie iid nit Ser
3immerIuft begniigen mubte. Sic
lit aber CUR Treube ibrer Mngeb0ri-
gen nn6 S%reun6innen iebt tpie6er To-
meit, 6oB Tie iid 6as Mngenebme l1r1-
lerer por5iigliden Serbitluft, 6eren
mir uns felt @noe October erfreuen,
|q0nnen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
@~ebampftes 54meinez
fIeifh.

Gin @tid niht gu fetter Sameinsz
famm mirb entmeber erit nit ftebenz
Dem MoFer oufyeto6t, nit frii6em
Ma1er gefiiblt, abgetrodnet uno in
gelbgema@te Butter gelegt. Mdbreno
6es Mnbratens beftreut man es NIT
pfeffer uno @al5, gibt etne Big 3pet
gan3e gef&dlte tleine i3piebeln, eir
2crheerblatt, Elm @tud6en 3itronenz
1@ale, bret Big bier 5erqueti6te Mu4>
olberbeeren unb etne feline MeiIerfpibe
fein geitobene Melfen ba3u, itreut Elm
Bis 3nei 20ffel Mebl bariiber, eieBt
ettpa5 @aTer uno milben Giiio ober
nftatt be5 @1iss etmas Meibmetn
oo3u, lGBt 6as Tleii6 pei@odmpfen
(mobei man a6tgibt, baB ni4t aubtet
5lu1iigteit etn0dmpft, neil beim fpdz
teren 3ugieben oft bic @auce gu bunn
mirb) unb riibrt bic @auce, penn bos
Tleif@ net9 genug lit, bur@ Elm @ieb.
Man fann lie nit etmas in Butter
braun eerDitetem Mebl ober NIT etpas
R!ortoffelmebl perbtden unb mub tie
gut obi9meden. sic fann noa Be-
lieben pifant gepiir3t pe1 Den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

Ser turfi19e umtlide 8eridt bon
&onitantinopel iiber 2onbon lautet::
Eirfiide Sruppen, oie IN @ali5ien
fampfen, unternubmen einen bcftt
gen Sturmangriff gegen ruiiii6e
SteQnngen un6 eroberten Sugel go.
407 ser n0r6lid BON Molofom liegt
uno ferner Sen Geparif=@ugcl, Der
meiter 0ltli9 gelegen lit. @ic0erholte
Mngriffe bes 6ein6cs nit iberlege-
men @treitfraften, Die ant nahiten
Iuge %unternommen muroer, I'M oen
%ertpdbnten 9igel mie0er 81 erobcrtl
idI11gen Dor 6em beloenbaften 8i-
bertrand unierer Sruppen b0aig febl.
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iollte i5ren 9nmori@ bel&learigen

lollte tbler Wnmarlh beI6leurt9en
uno nit iopiel &rdften ols mo9li4
gegen bic redte ilarte beS @e9ners
porgeben @s par alio cine ooppelte
u:nfaKung Der nit Der @lbe i'm Rut<
zen fdmpfenoer Observation-Disclosures
iden Mrmie gepIont,
8eneDef botte niht bic Wbi,ht gez
pa5t, pie Gdlo6t unter 10 urgilnitiz
yen III ltdaoen o%n3pne6men. Do
aber am 2. per iyeInD nirgenps
brangte, tpol!tx er feinen, DON ben
.o:angebenoen Mdrl@en ermioeten
5ruppen rod e1nen Rubetag g0nnen.
5tltt oefsn tpal CT yen0tigt, am 2.
Suli II n6r afenDs ben Befebl fir
sic @9ludr gu geben. 5attild nor
lie @tsilung biater nsr 8iltrit gut;
au@ wur lein @esner ni6t peientz
lib uberl>9en, Denn es %tanoen in Der
sdlo@t 215.00O Oeterreider unb
5a9{en gegen 100000 Nrsuz
zen. 3rob Der minoermertlge1
8t>oaffnuna Der Snfanterie \Yorlaz
1sr) unD ser Muhen<G tobtuftlt 9ez
gen 3unbnuDelgemebre mar Der Bez
gtnn Des Samples fit Die Se!terrelz
4sr niGt ungunlttg, mas gum euten
Sell ibree por5usli@en Artillerie gu
o%erDanfeh nor
Sic 5alaAt murDs 3uguniten oer
preuBen ent;Aieoen, ols Die T.. Nrz
NEE bolb nu@ Mittag 6eranfam.
Mdbrenp oie @arbe bet MasloTDeo
auf ben flterreiailaen redten Tluz
gel 1tteb gelangte Dos 6. Nrmeetorps
brett uno fat p6ne Wioeritano gu
finben in ben Ruden Der 3 terrei9iz
l@en Mufieuung. Sin @eriu@ Be-
reDefs, pas @efe9t our@ etnen Sc
gea1tpb Ds5 1. Mrneetorps mieper
6er5ui telsn, miblany. Inter benz
G@ub ser nit GROCER MaToplerung
ru56arrsnoen Mrtiuerielinie Doh 200
gs1auBen uab zines Mngriffs Der
geopalerteblpiionen gesen Sic peretnz
5elt u6er bic Bi1trtb beri6erfommenz
oea preubii@en Megimenter tonnte
Die Ma1e Der 0]terrei@ii@en Snfan<
terie Den &ud3ug uber bic @lbe in
mirrem 9ur9einanoer %au5fibren.
Die preubii@en Mrmeen periolg<
ten nur un5enugenD, penn Das @roz
Sc !9auptquartier befaB feinen uez
berblld uber bic Gage, auberoem
paren bic 5ru?Pen 10 Dur@ ben fonz
5entrrlGen Mngriff our&einanber gez
lommen, bab fe ben 4. Suit 5ur
OrDnung Der @erbGnDe orcu4ten.
Mu@ an folsenDen Sage gelao6
n:6ts @rni tliAes, 10 bob es Der
ofterri9l9en Mrmee gelang, trob ben
gunitioen Nerbdltni1e en- gu entfomz
men. 9te Sefterreider uno @ofle11
batten $4,000 Mann %perloren, Die
preuben r,ur 5000.
Mu@ bier mar Der arieg rit bie<
Ter einen @@la@t enti@ieoen; bic
aus Stul;en berange7ogene Suoar>
NEE tonnte sic Gage ni@t me6r d1z
bern, Dim IL. Suli traf Ser %fran50z
5@e @otihafter i'm preubif@en
6auptquurtier Elm, UNI gu permit
teln; 1@on am 16. folgte bic betannte
:D.pel6e Moprleons nit Den @runoz
5iigen bes grienenspertrags, Der CUR
M%eugef1ltung Deuti&lonos obnt Bez
teiligung Der 9Onaumonar4ie fubrs
te, aner5ings in elmer Metle, pte IS
BON Mopoleor 1u@t gewoQt par.
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Sir Gpbn benz @endbuiten inter
mprfen.

Wein Sobn @6min 1T Dem &eu9'
buiten mebrere Sobre u%ntermorfen,
idreibt SEER 6. 8. Srtpin, Seem Sen.
iington, ga. Sd batte piele id1afloie
|Stunoen mGbren6' Ser Nadt, bepor
|id bon Gbomberloins &uitenmittel
borte. Muttcr brouhen 6icie &ranf.
belt nidt au fiirdten, menr Tie cine
|TIoide @bomberlain's &uitenmittel
I'M &ouie boben un6 es nod @or.
idrift gebrauhcn. Sc bradte met
nem Sobne itets 2in6erung. gu tau.
fen in @enrp'S Corner Drug Store.
- Mn3.