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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
POLICY STILL UP
IN AIR OVER THE
SUSSEX AFFAIR

Washington, April 5.-President
Wilson discussed with Secretary Ian
sing tonight the situation growing out
of the accumulation Of evidence indi
eating that German submarines were
responsible for the numerous recent
marine disasters in which the lives
of American citizens have been lost
or endangered.
Dispatches received today contain
ing the report Of the naval attaches
at London and Paris, regarding the
explosion which damaged the British
channel steamer, Sussex, and other
messages regarding the attack on the
British steamer, Beirwavandale, and
the bark, Bengairn, were before the
president
Secretary Lansing declined to di
vulge the contents of the dispatches.
First official information regarding
the attacKs upon the bark, Bengairn
was received today by the state de.
partment. 1t was to the effect the
vessel, carrying two Americans, had
been sunk by shell fire, after having
received ample warning" And that
there were no casualties. Consequent.
ly, in this case, at least, officials see
no ground for complaint by the Unit
ed States.
1t became known during the day
that the administration considers the
entire situation now hinges on Ger
many's attitude in regard to the Sus
sex and other vessels about which
inquiries have been made.
The official view was represented
as being that it is up to Germany to
demonstrate the value of the prom
ises given to the United States.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
SCORE GUARD
FOR LOBBYING
ON ARMY BILL
Senator Chamberlain Fighting
liberalization of State
Militia
SENATOR NELSON ALSO
OPPOSES FEATURE
Senator Has Another Day Of
Vigorous Debate on Pre-
paredness 1~. r

Washington, April 5.-Advocates OF
the federal volunteer provision of the
senate army bill believed the section
had been saved by narrow margin.
when the senate recessed tonight
without having reached vote on the
Lee amendment to strike it out. Sen
ator Chamberlain, chairman Of the
military committee, asked that action
be deferred as one or two senators
still desired to be heard.
Debate on the volunteer provision
lasted all day, champions Of the Ma
tional Guard supporting the amend
ment occupying most of the time. In
the closing hour, however, Senator
Chamberlain vigorously defended the
provision as vital to any military
plans and denounced attempts of Ma
tional Guard organizations to inter
fere with legislation.
Would Need Navy.
He was joined by Senators O'Gor.
man and Williams in warning the
senate that at the close OF the Euro
pcan war, the United States would
need a great navy and an adequate
army to back up her demands on the
belligeren: powers for indemni1ica-
tion for losses sustained in violation
of her rights as a neutral. ,
"As surely as the sun rises tomor-
row morning" Senator Williams said,
unless this country puts itself into
a condition where it can resist and
withstand bullying, we are going to
be in trouble with the victor in this
war unless we surrender the positions
we have automatically taken and
timldlyr sthmit to the rule which the
victor may lay down with immunity
and disclaimer"
Urges Action.
Senator Williams declared that
while increasing the army was i'm
pOrtant, enlarging the navy was of
first Importance. The senator said
he would vote to increase any build
ing program that might be framed
and favored such a navy by 1918 that
it could meet and defeat any force
that might be started against it.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota do
clared that never before had he seen
''such lobbying as these outside in
fluences have brought to bear to de-
feat certain sections Of this Lill'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
DEMOCRATS TO SHUN
SENATORIAL MESS
Will Not Take Sides as Between
Burke and He'll
StrOm

Fargo, April 5.-Members of the
democratic state central committee
are meeting here today to select a
state ticket for the June primaries
No definite action has been taken as
yet, but it is expected that full
slate will be named tomorrow.
vt was decided, hawever, not to
endorse anyone for United States
senate, in view of the fact that both
Hellstrom and Burke have cast their
hats into the ring.
The race probably will be between
these two men. Macarthur is spoken
of as the gubernatorial candidate al.
though Platou of Valley City desires
the endorsement.
Harmony is the real motive behind
the meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
HEAT BABY'S MILK

Owing to the possible shipment in
to Bismarck of uninspected milk.
is advisable for all mothers and house
wives to pastuerize the milk at home
Here are a few simple directions
These will assist greatly in protecting
the babies and children until Bis
marck secures adequate milk inspec
ton and the sanitary distribution o
the same:
Place a saucer in a small tin
pail and stand bottle Of milk
with cap on) on the saucer. Pour
warm water tnOt so hot as to
break bottle) into pail until with
in four inches of top of bottle.
Stand pail on stove and heat until
water begins to boil. Then remove
bottle Immediately and let stand
until cool enough to handle. Place
in iceboX as soon as possible.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
SOLDIERS FEEL
|NEED Of BETTER
ORGANIZATION 'l|||||N|I
Shoes Worn Out, They are Wear
ing Mexican Sand
. als
..r !. Nv
WITHOUT RAT1oNs
FOR TWO DAYS
Workmanship of Villistas Re-
ported e BE Very .'
Poor ;.l d.

Columbus, April 5.-Three weeks of
man hunting through the desert and
mountains Of Chihuahua has totally
changed the physical appearance OF
the smart cavalrymen who crossed
the border under Col. George "A. Dodd
near Culbertson's ranch. A vivid pic
ture of the soldiers as they were
four days ago was brought to, Col
umbus today in. the arrival from the
front of a truck train, which carried
supplies to Col. Dodd's commands.
Wearing Sandals.
Men, whose shoes have been cut by
the stones of the mountains and
sands OF the desert, are wearing Mex
lean sandals and sandals made from
the hides Of beef slaughtered for
their meat. Men, whose clothing has
been torn in threads by the brushes
and cactus are wearing such clothing
as could be obtained from Mexicans
living along the route, according to
the story told.
Substantiating the story, messages
came to military headquarters from
General Pershing today, requesting
that the extra kit containing extra
clothing of the soldiers Of the 7th
and 10th cavalry regiments, the two
regiments at the front, be rushed to
them at once.
A truck train, under the command
of Capt. G.. B. Drake consisting Of
II trucks, went to within seven miles
OF Gueffeo, its crew being the, first
Americans to meet the troopers of tho
7th cavalry after their engagement at
that time. ,.1. ,,....s3 r., q D
tNondescript Crowd.
"The men were nOndescrlpt
looking crowd" said Captain Drake.
Their faces were caked with gray
alkali dust, tehy had been without
regular rations for some days, coffee.
yet, through their haggard dirtiness.
the men smiled with their eyes and
told of their resolute purpose-the
getting of Villa"
Captain Drake also told of reports
current throughout the Guerreo coun-
try that the American troops obtain
their information that Villa had been
wounded from an American physician
taken captive by the bandit band and
forced to treat the leaders wounds.
The returning truck men were able
to give few details of the Guerre0
battle. Troopers said that the Willis.
tas' workmanship in the engagement
was exceedingly bad, practically all
the shots going high.
With but two days rations when
they left the border, the troops push.
ed steadily forward day and night.
Finally leaving all lines of communi.
cation far behind and reaching Z
country in which agriculture had been
at standstill for five years, because
of military strife, the soldiers were
forced to depend, almost exclusively,
upon such beef and game as they
could slaughter.
One truckman asserted that SOL
dier had told him that some OF the
marches were made at such speed
that the men had not time to stop
and cook meal, and as result
ate it raw. This story, however, Is
not generally credited here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
BARNES DEFEATED.

New York, April 5.-The outstand-
ing feature in Greater New York for
the election of delegates to the Ma.
tional convention was the defeat in
the 10th congressional district Of the
candidates backed by Jacob A. Liv-
ingston, republican leader of Kings
county, by those endorsed by Con-
gressman Reuben l.. Haskell Liv-
ingston was regarded the leader of
the so-called Barnes faction.
The only other republican contest
in the state were in the three dist
ricts Of Erie county where the organ
iZatiOn won decisive victories. The
democrats had only one contest, that
in the congressional district on Long
Island, where Ralph Pulitzer and Rol-
and Miles, were the victul
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
CECIL LYON DEAD.

Sherman, Texas, April 5.-Adher-
ents of many political parties gather
ed here today to attend the funeral
of General Cecil A. Lyon, who died
yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06

the five-cornered race, is closely pres.
sed by Judge e. B. Belden, Racine
and Judge c. A. Fowler, Fon du Lac
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
|L0R|MER'S DEALS
ARE,1SHOWN UP

Chicago, April 5.-Detailed history
of all the notes of the various Mum
day-LOrimer and Huttig enterprises,
as shown by the books and records OF
the La Sale Street Trust 4 Savings
bank was given today at the trial Of
William LOrimer. charged with con
spiracy in connection with the failure
OF the bank. Pierre Coleman, an ac'
countant, who has spent two years in
examining the records of the bank
for the state was the witness.
The afternoon session Of Judge De,
ver's court was given over to cross
examination of the witness by Albert
Finks, Lorimer's attorney.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06

Q . q q . 80 ="
= THE MeArHGN.
= North Dakota: Fair Thufsday =
= and Friday, rising tempsEatngos1 =
I: Thursday. =
. . 1U1111HAUAoo1oD . . .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-06
DEMOCRAT DEAD.>

Phoenix, Ariz., April 5.-Rees M.
Ling, national democrat committee
man from Arizona, and for 25 years a
prominen: member of the Arizona bar,
died today of acute Indigestion. He
was born in Ohio 4S years ago.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
gusbiloung fiir 9ieuit I'M
glnslanOr.

S'n fpnmenoun @intrr miro oiC
@rte.iiion Iipilipn Ser llnimriitdt
bon 8isconiin >5oe5ialfuric qrben.
Inn WtGnncr iiir ocn 0icult i'm Nus
Ion0e otSSubiloen. Gic 3llndbue
hcs ol@lGn1iihen NonOcls 0cr &cr.
Stootcn mobrcno Scr Icbteu panr,<ob.
ren bat oos &crlon0cu nod) Man
ncrn 0clhofien Die Qeihoitsflnoig
iino uno cine ooer mtbrcrc Sprahcu
IpredDen fonnen.
I'm loIdlc Nil0lnQ 5ll ernl6aIihcu
mcroen lrfort &laiicn in @e.
I salts 1cutict uno sc,
II ats Sponiih crGimci
perGen. 0ie 9lrbeit miro hnpti1d)-
lid Der 8clddiiaiprumt uno ,Sor
men 1clpiomct mcroen. Die oudl mirf,
lid in lrenlocn 2an0ern ongaucnOci
mcroen fonncu.
Sracno> >Stmono nit ciner 1,ten sc.
ib1ftoalahilo,ro, ober Semnuo. Der
Grfahrung I'M mirtlihen Welh0lis
lcbeu hat, miro i'll oicicu 0loiIen 5ll
Qelallcn merocn. Gie aluiicn mcrocu
Gin. o6er 5lpeimoI ic6e @pdlc in ser
SonafeIIcm SdltIe bon 7 his 9 llhr
ghcnos 1ebolien lperoen, lmo Der lin.
tcrridlt miro pon eiucm llniucrIit1ta
Sehrcr 0cleitet lperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
6uQbes in SQinois.
SprinnfIcIn. III. /!

Sprlng1elo, ,Su., ~. sept.
Charles @. 1ugbcs, Der 9SrGii,
bcntihaitsfnnoibot, bieIt ont 0ie1ls,
tc9 i'll @ieorio, 9Sa., 5mci &eocn
lpobci or in elmer oerietben erfIortc:
oGos 9lnierifo, moran ih ocnie.
oa5 glmcrifo Ger 3ltunft, lit EN-
9Imerito oos omcrifanilde &edte
5lI Sano INC 5u Mdlier obne 6urdlt
ltno obne 8cgiinltigung III Der gull5cn
HSSelt bcbouptet. Gie 3liborerid)oit
5ollte @u9bes tilr Die gSorie eincl
niht cnbenpnllenoeil, 6egeiltertell9el
iou.
9lbenos fl llhr bcrlicB Scr Eroii.
ocridaftsfonoihat Tcoria. lino reitc
nod Ntilmalifee ob, no er om Wiitt-
mohabeno cintrelien nirb. 4uf ieiner
'Reiie miro er on iedls perId)ieocnen
Aaeen Rebcn bolten.
IN Ieincr erften Heoe in 1corla be.
3cld,nete ser repubIitoniihc 4rGli.
ocntid)oitSfonbioot oie ocniofrotiidc
Fartei ols cinc Gortci nit nidlt cr-
filllten &eripred)inqeu Die jebt iibcr'
tricbenc 9lnipriidc itellt; IeBterc9 he
Qrilnoctc oer Heoncr, inocm er &}il
inns fcbc onl0BIih Der Gntqcgennob
lne ocr 9tonrlnation Euntt iilr Euntt
0llrhaing un6 nahmies. ooB oie in
ocriclbcn oiifgeitellteu BcbaltptlutQcn
ourholS nidt ben mirflid]en 8hatid-
dlcn entipred)en. Spdter rnter5oQ cr
oos nclie Gbciet fiir ocn 2ldltihm0Cn.
tag einer eingehcnbcn 9ritlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Gnglauo lebnt ab.
g3oibinoton, 10. 81


3le engliihe 2Intlport onf oen
]iroteit Der gSoibinqtoncr Acgic
rung iibcr oie @eid)lognabnc unO
9cllirlnq ncutroler Eoit beftnoct
IT'D untcriueas nod MG,1ington.
6s berloutet, bar bic 2tntluort 5ulu
qrobten lbcile aus cincr A,ieoerbo
lung Der acrtits qeltcno aemad)fcn
Necbtfertlgungsarllnoe bic in oem inl
febrnar gcionoteft Wicmpronomu
cntbnltcn iporcn, beitc6t Ter Groicit
Ser Gcrcinigicn Stontcn Der ON u.
3Rai OH ole englildle Rc9icrlng iiber
ian0t morocu mar, ertIdrte, 0aij
~nur cine ru6ifaIe 4en0crung Der qc.
gcurdrtiacn Eoliilt Der engtiidcr
unb frnu5oiiiden Reaierlnq binIft
lid oer 9ebnn0Iuug Der Noit uno 0ic
2lucrfernltnq Der idnnnt(ihen Gedjtl
Der g}crcinIgten Stdotcn ols eincs
ncutroIen 2nn6cs" bic 0oi6inatoncr
EcQicrung bciric6iaen wiIroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Wrubeuitreif beigele9t.
S1ibbina. Ofinn.. 70. Gen

NtDDtllQ uflHn., II. Sept.
9indlocln ocr Strcif Der 94er0
lcllte I'M Wtelabu Oebict itno Mn.
id)nlttcn bcs Gupluna. uno &erlnil
linn GScbIcts in 4itinneiotu ohgeiuot
III, ertldrcn Die ,Siibrcr Der Syn0u,
itriol &orters OF The @orlo, rs lci
Dies mIr ein neutrality-suspicious. SSoi.
lchItlllituno nit ocn @rubenaeleu
ihoften.
&erinmmlungcL in oenen flir sic
in Gullltb untcr WoroanfIoqc pcrboi.
teten Strciter Ercsco. Scurlct m0
m0ereu w. lHnclt meroen lol.
merhen fprtgeiebt. Die !. ". ".
mollen pcrnlhclLlid Discrimination
III 0ieicn ejrllbc1gebict 5l bnItenun0
lie ncroeu OeabnIb ihre Gertrcter IN
Sibbiug lno 8irgirir loiicn, ebeilio
miro ons bon ibncn berouSqc1chcnc
1treifhldtt fortqelett Dcrocn. Die
%citcr ocr pcridllcoencn Cjrubcn CT.
fldrcn. 0c SoQc babe it'd ollrt1 OiC
?Ibiopc 9cs Strcifes nid)t qeonoert.
ln0 oic 2cittc milroen nur oIlmoblio
Ie nod NC0ori oil 2rbcitsfrGftca.
oie6er ouaenpnmen mcr0cn. 5undt
0n3 2rbeitsnuachnt nit 6cu nabei,
0n 9Nutcr lid nerflid ltci9crt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Gine Oauibare glnerfennunq.

6itnf ,5ahrc mar lh lhlper leioeno,
GGltc in oclcr ,3eit 3luel Operatlonen
5u beitcbcn uno muroe iiinimol bon
Den berilbmtclten 4er5ten ais umbcll.
bar auigeaebcn. "a bcidIob ih nod
cinen lettcn &erilf) nit Der Jtatur.
Gcilnctbooc III uahcn ino fam uudl
So Groiic in 0crrn SSoiepb Hlelcs
So Groiie gioturepatbIlhes 5dnita.
rilm. Soier iouo ih, mas idJ bisber
DerQcbcrs Qchjdt Bate uu0 bcitte bin
idl nod orci nonniIider 8cbonolluiJ
nuh 0erra icic's 4fetbo0c Gin uuQ.
fomnlen qciun0cr DtenidJ. 5cit
3ioan5ig &ohrcH mar mctnc ebciltno.
belt nIdlt 10 befrienlaeno mic iie ourA
bic notltropntbiihe Bcbonolung lest
gaporoen iii iino nodlbenl ih fiinf
,5abre lang gu S5c0cr Ar6eit unfGbig
mar, bin if jet I'M Stnn0e nieine
2lrbeit lDie0cr nit ncuer &ebenslult
oilf5nncbmen.
01lrd oieic3eilen modte ld) eritcnS
nelaen bcr8lihIten 3onf oil 0errn
,Soiep6 9iieie iur lcinc unermiiolide
2lrtbelInnbne iilr mcincn 3an ans.
iprehcn, uto 3peitctS Die Aufmcrf.
iamfeit 0cs lci0enocn Eublitlms uui
Dos 2d Groile 9tnturoputblifc Sani.
forum lcntcn oenu Cit $nItitit, mo
cine 10 barinodlQe arontbeit mic oic
nleine gc5ciIt mcr0cn tonntc bcr6lcnt
iiher ooa rnite Syntcrciic aIler (ci-
ocuoen WeHifen. g8er nod &eitcrc5
iIJcr meinc &ronfbeit un6 ibrcr Ser.
loui miiien modltc. fam on olc Hud.
io.Gcnoe 2lrreIic ihrciben:
Geo. q. ReinoI0.
SIG Cneioo Ctr. Bortoge, SSis.
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Sleiidpreiie ie in Berlin billiger.
Berlin, 10. Sept.

WerIllt, IT. Scpf.
9ui Die @erobieelnQ Der 9trot
prcilc, Die porige8ohc cintrot. ioI9te
ON 0ienstag cine Terininocrun9 Der
tSleiihprciie: Nooit 9ecf lplirne BON
Grcl Mort (75 Gents) mti 5mei Niorf
odt5i9 Eteunig go Cents pcr4iun0
hcrabQeieet on0eres siinoiIeiich qmQ
bon 5lpci .Viorf, ieh3ia Eiennia (65
Cents olf 5lnci gsorf. bicr5iQ Gieu,
nig go GertS) 5lrild. Der Greis pon
anlhflciidl innf bon 3iuei Ntort,
seba @ieririq (52E. Galts1 ouf cine
Mari. neim5ig GtenitiaslA Ike Gept)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
9rawale in Wcm YOri
Streif hattie itarfe llurnbeu ,nr iSui.
&c. SDmpatbicitrt:f in
guSfdt


Scit ocm @caiun 0cs StruBcu,
bubnerltrcifs in 9t0p 9)ort iiuo
bisber tcinc loIhe llnruDcn borae-
sonunclL mie lie am Qicn5toa ans
ueridie0enen Sta0tibeilcn bonn W1on.
lattm gencl0ct mur0cm ais scr Ser
lud qemod)t unroe, S8oaca oui ocr
II. uno 80. StraBc ioarrn Su laiicn.
S5treiter lno 0crcn 9lnb1naer ltitrm.
,en 5loci gSnlcnldluppeL ilberuoItig.
ten ole 9oliSei unh loaten allc 9ubn-
1nQcltcllten in Die ,S!nh.
NiehrCrc 29oQcnfilbrer ,.l0 SGaif-
ncr, Die iiA oem Strcit nidt on0e-
ltlnIIen hnttell, mIr0cn aeltlugGn.
S;iel Moter,aIlhooc.l lcla' i, q, IN
tct heoor Koli5e;r ,lerpcn sur Stclc
Tcrcn. Gic llurupa.l creiGuetcl lid,
on picleu StcIlcn Der 5tobt sur glci-
den ,3eit.
9ln Der y. Stro6c lmo @rooouup
rlnes Der lebbuiteitcn Stuotthcllc, be,
mari cine OtenldcnmenQc clncnStru.
Bcnbobmuogcn nit Stclncn. Sic 30,
li6el heridltcic 1Genbobn-
lpngcn iilr oic 9todlt in oie gSoAen
ldnlppen bcor0crt murocn. 3ohlrcid)c
g'crnaituuoCn mur0Cn pprQeunn1nlcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Seriaitiide Sritif an Ger.
StaateH.
@crlln. 10. Scnt.

SONl4t'iF > -. SABA.
Gic 9crliner N0rien ,}citlmg
ncroffcntliht in elmer tllr3lihcn Aus
gabe nebrere 5polten 3epeid)aI
0lls ben 8cr. Stootcn ilber Die bisDe.
rigc gSirtiing Der englii6en nidmor
5tn Siite" ino Die nom GongreE ais
("egcmnobregel m1enonmnencn Sc
icbe. Ias Ylott fonnt 5u Dem Gr-
achniB, ooB Der nmcrifamid9e Groteit
rein .pIotoniih" lei uno Die Der.
Staaten lid, ME 3u lboten DcritcI,
ecn meroen. Gic N9ricn. ,3citung cr-
ildrt, niemono in Oc1lti6lnno gInubc
mifl nur einen 9luQcnblid, odB Nine.
llfo oleie log. 8erqelhmgsinoBrcQclH
ols ertgelt oaiiir er9rllieu babe, 0aB
2eItihlnno ieinen (nidlboottric8
luiaeaeben bat
ae5ilr Dnbre 9tcutrdlitdt Iobrt bic
,}eittng tort, nrlibrt Anterifo nie
ci1en Singer. SIN Qllniiieiten ,5ollc
miro oas ocutIhe 4olf 0os smdfel-
baite &crqnilacn hdben, 3u miilen.
onb man ienieits ocs 8roBcn 1eid)cs.
nlcrolngs gu ipot en- 0onr oorin
aCiunOen bot. lid nit @noIano 3u
beire1lnoeri. Is iit 1cra0e feline Gbrc
iltr amerito, oieie Treunoidloft 3l3u.
geben, melha in 2ou0on ic gern9
bcncrtbct miro. Sod in @oihnqtou
muB man iif) tpobl 0ocr iibel init 0ca,
8e0nnten obiinoen onB Ameritos
unteritttung merfIif gcringer Be-
lpertbet pir6. ieit6cm Gnalono qe
Icrnt bot, ieIbit Wluuition berju.
lieQen."
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Sternihnuppen.

Ser bieli9e 3rueia ocS Hotbcn
areu5cS bot iebt $50 lfitgliehcr. Is
Qeboren on5u orei IcbcnSIonglihc
.ptitalicocr, ole cilten cinnloIioen @ei.
trag bon $25 SIT sobIcn batten, 30
ySllItoiniIa" !ptitgIieoer nit i0br.
Iid)en gcitrdden bon ie $40 umo S17
qerpObnIid)e Wtitglicocr, olc iibrlidl
> 90 hc5obIen. Qton luiu pcriuhcn
Die 0titAIieOcr5obl o1,i 1000 I'll
brlngen.
9erbert 9teumoun ruo Fobcrt
Stebbins. Die alpiihcn gSinoua uuO
hier Den &erild) genaht boben iul
Icn, einen SSrnd)tpoQeit 3u heroubcn,
lpnroen nod) 8inono 3uriidqebnit.
eSn Ga MioiIle luuroen lie in elmer
Gar bon eincm @eihenitcIlcr entocdt.
Der Die Ibiir 5uitlob. &ier muroe Scr
gSoaen 9eofinct lno Die bciocn Der.
boftet.
Die @citrebluQeil Der Wooiiien
hci6er tSeidlIcftcr slele,t oobin. oic
nlien @eiber uno olteu Monner III
gcnOlih erichelnen Su Idiien. 9lltc
Vregotten nit 0ilftcn mie elm
slregottcn init @liiteu ME Gin
fildle rn0 nIte 2rorler inIlcn einDer.
itol5iren mic naln5cbnlGbri9e Soma.
oenbengcI. Die meiblifc SSitgeno iou
oo1cgen I'M @epnnoe scr Stttidntfcit
uno NItniltterlid)feit cinbcrudnDeln
uno Die lSiin9lin9c I'M ipicBbilrgcrli-
d;en 9rotenrot. 9erfebrte @eit
Cine Grprciierbanoe bat i'll
Chicago unb I'M Gitcn IS fcrtio gc.
brodt. ans Gomen uno Serren scr
gutter" GjeieIllhoit $1,000, ,000
rmi8plihIoecn. 0anod eibt's redt
uieI 3lt nertiiihen in Der oautcn" @c.
icllId)oft, lnO lie lit oudl oonod).
Mcr nur Die Aricgsberidte 81
2lIliirter licst, nuB gIaubeu. Die
Ocutihen mcbrten iih iiberboiipt
luft mebr. J5teben o5cr immer noh
pie Dor tief III sScinoeSlonol
tSiir ,Soir Nciu6er miro cs
it'd lobncn nohite gSode bel JfeIS
J bompion ein5ufoufen. Gr Qibt leocn!
3mIfcr. Der illr $1,000 mertb g9oaren
fault. $500 in Noor 5uriid.
gSoitor @eorQe Y. Qonobrofc.
sur 3cit ais Aoplon ocs 3. NiSCon.
timer Hcqimtnts untcn an ser (Sren3c
peilc1io, hat ols Ynitor scr hiciigcn
St. HoulS llnbcrioIiiten STRIDE re-
llQrrt. Gr 6iente Der blciigcn sc.
mein6e feds Sabre.
Glc 3uuitaraiteIlun1 III Der
9tbilothcf un0 im 6reiluourcrteiupeI
.lpirh Scnntog Aheno geiflIolien.
.Iieiclbc fonn bclttc gbcno BON ! bis
8 llbr, lno Sonntnq BON . llbr 9,odl
Inittda8 bis glbenos 10 llbr beiidltiQt
pcr0en Ger Gintritt lit irei.
Jiod1itc @odle om Gien9tuQ.
1'titilpoh, Gonner6toa mo ,Sreitoa
miro Ole @ohifuIe ibrcn llnterridlt
nm bnlb 8 llbr W2orgcns beginner
lnS etluoS nat IL llbr idllteBen. 10
ocn Sdlillern @eIeqenbeit qebcu0, oic
,SGlr 81 bcIitdlcn.
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nal Su bctonen. cncrgild fiir Die
Trin3iptcn hes Sdiebs9erihts ein.
9Sir treten fir cine otonomiinc lmo
eclhartsmoBig betricbcnc 9lomintltro=
tion ei1t mir pnllen bcr Sade oIf
0cn @rlnb gepcn, hieS botind)cn Der
ltehcn, ltn0 Damn mcr0en mir mllici..
poS 5u tbun lit uno oaS miro gctbun
mer0en.
Semufraten rifidlrittlidl.
n9Sns oie 9enofroten qetbon bobcu.
lulb i'd meine 0ies nibt bole.-aber
id, oenfe, es nit mobr-nos tie gctban
hoben, ibren eigenen SbeoIen lmo
Trin3ipien genoB, mor nod)tbeili8 ilir
Die ,Sl1terenen Der Ser. Stoatcn rno
mtB wieber rfd9ongi9 aemndt pcr
ocn, menn mir cine iicberc 9oiis tilr
sic Eroiperitdt oe5 2unoes babcn
ipoaen.
Ion1 fam Der Rconcr ouf 0os gln-
ti=5rllitgeleb 5lt ipreden, Gr iagtc;
Gin groBer3 beiI ocrEflihten Ger SC
Observation-Disclosures beltono odrin.
ooB tic oofiir 81 loracn bate 6ob llle-
mono lmter @etrug lno iaIlhen 9in-
eoben leiben iolltc. GnS neirten iie
jebod nidt, ais lie Die 8cmerbefon1-
miiiion iditfen. llno mcnn mir MN
frogaL mas berltebcn iie untcr I'M,
loutercn @cttbemerb, 10 lit nidt Elm
Wenih borbonoen. Der uns Dies er-
fldren fam. Hiemonb lit bo, Ger 0cn
Sinn Dcriteht, menn nidt einc sSraQc
frllbcr oocr ipoter olitdud,t, meIdc
lion 8eridlfsbni entihlcocn MIRO.
Sas 1tt,nell Die 0cnofroten 9luiflo
rlIng Dcs 2lnti Sr1litaeictcS. Sic
miliem nidlt, mie tic es tbun iollcn, tic
tonnten eS nift tbun. uno iic tbutcn
g nidlt.
0r. @uQbes muroc hGufig bon 9ci
fail rnterbrndlcn INN utm Shliiic
luur6e ibm cine Snotion bor1ebradlt.
mie tic icItcn einem ToIitfcr 5utbeil
lulrbc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Z y Reinigt idllcdltc !Snnt boa inncn

cine 'oldlc @mlt nit 2lusihlGQc
miro ourd ltnrcinigfciten i'm ghi
pcruriodt. 8einiqt Die &out 6urdl
GiHnehmen bon Ir. sting $ Ictp 2li,
9iGs. eSbre miIon A6filbrlnqSaua
litdten enticrneu Dos (5iit aus S6ren
Snltem tmo madt oic 2luden flor.
Cine bolie ihmer3toic $c0Grm Gm
lecrura ON Worgen 1T Die 8alobnunc
iiir eine Ioii8 bon Gr. atng's 9tem
2iic Hias bcn 2(ben6 bor1cr. Qei clh.
rem apotbefcr iiir 25c 81 boben.