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Ginc nSrlttc . GRAB" llnterinduna.

Slne n-tL.tI NINo Itntkt
Grit furiIIf) mieoer 0robte @il.
Ion. Die DNinbeitridllcr" ioqtcu
elmer ~IrittCn @roo" lrntcriudluua
oui lire Honnltot untcrlporicn ucr.
Den Ios blnocrtc IrCitit nidlt. oot
oeS Yrdijotntcn Nnmpugnehanblon.
ger i'll ollcn moocrncn un0 m,nto6cr.
lten Sprahcn 0jc 9rGbtcn Initren,
gunQcn mnfcr. oo9 ocutit) arIe.
rlfonlIdc %ohum iilr MlIipr 5ut gc
mlnnCn, Slid meroeil tic nitt Olcl
0onjt hnhen. c1crln me1tiQ mic g III.
nCn qclingrl miro. Sen "nlQcnleincll
ilnpiacn i'm Nnlfe llfcr 0ie obclttcu.
crIid>c Merifo Nnlitit Nrn. @il-
ions 81 beltnnidtidcn.
GoH Gotum an n0d)itcn 1lcnstua
miro nornralidltlld, Gin o%uBcrorocnt.
lid tories 'eju. ou beioe Eortclcrl
Ole Qr0rtcn NnitrenQuudcn MAIDEN.
lhrc N~nhdnQer ou sic MahIurnc 3lt
brinqcn. 2ic Gutiheiouna licot on
0cn uno5hdnai0en StiumQcbcrn nno
hna ~itillc" Notun miro Die
Gutid'cihuuQ bcrbcitlhrcit. nidlt Sic
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tontcr. Shnn neil Mon0rom Si!.
lon an ser Spite itebt ioutc oo9
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slim Nermciicr bcruntcr III @ouid
mo @oQen nldlt MIR u~cid,InQcn. Ton.
ocru NIT elmer Vonorltid) Muiori-
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Adlt nno %onn.
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ionic ser Goumtn Nchor0en lci0er
Sic hcilt'tc Grciie in "a Groiie N
9Idt un0 @nm rrtlGrt. lui0 Dies in
elmer 0urhmeQ@ ocrtid'cn Staot.
Endl Dies itir aeutc MIR 10 ncbcnhel
ais %CrflnranQ Baton funrlm ojc
amtIidtH @o5lnuicllcu uidt ntdl
nj -2(oroltcru" erittjcncn, Scr an
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III nnlcrgn p'cj elQlildlcu Gaoc93ei
tun0Nt IN Sen INSTRUMENTATION BON
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-03
9tnti9es Sbeater in Der Ger
rlauia=S alls.

rs rcQe Snterei
ic. ods Der 9lu7
fubrrng oc3
orOBcn Sdln<:
gers oEd@
groBc 9eint
lncb" Sonntd0
ben ). 9topetu
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broht miro, bot
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Verlangt.

Gin oeutfdes 2ienitmloden. 314 Ilof.
3. StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-03

TaS @ettcr i'm Cttobcr. [Sut ncr.
oonocnen Wonut batter mir II tldrc
mo 20 tribe (oce; am 30. Cftobcr
hotten mir Elm McIDitter uub i'm Qull.
scn Nionot ijelcn 800 ,3oa Rcaen.
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nit So &rnn. rr0 sic uieorlglte on
II. nit - @ron. Sm @un5cu &c
nontmcn bottcu mir cincn rcdlt anges
uchmcn 0%crbitunOnnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-03

llmacfommeu. Iuf Dem Ric. 60.
hen Tnrmhn'c rohc Hodlono muroe
Die %21i0brqe Hoic Mor0nu lebtc go
die toot ~qcirrnbcn. ToS YiGod'cn nor
ON 9ienstoq 9tnt)n1itto0 nm 3 lllr
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nlod,te mln lih nit Rodborr alf oic
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Nittmoh Ncrac1 fono Goben lbrC
2cihc. Roic luor III Der Noht oui
Den Nof qetommcn. crnottct nlcbcr
qciunter lno. Dem toIteu RcgHnpct'
ter ousgeictt, Qcitorbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-03

,Sallniuc'cn. BUR geringfli9lBcr
llniuq muroe oiesr1ol bon uniercr
oyii0cn0 aul NuIlomc'cn dngciidltct.
Ghmicrfinfcn. ole mitScifc bieShdu-
fcnitcr un0 onherc @cpeuitdnoe be
Iu0eItcu. Qob$ uber intmer nod &c
mug. oarltntcr onitleincno Grluotlie.
ne nit o%cn1ofrntiid pnIitiifcn Ger.
nen3cn. ecrn tic hottcn an nerihleoc.
ne S1ruicniter use mdnt Milior"
GeIdnliert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-03

!Samlcp SO. inforpcrirt. Nit q
mem aopitll non $4,000 uno Is.
q. Soutcn ,loiepb 9rllolps uu6
Morcu8 @lolono oils Ncoultc puroc
ole 0arplcn Gon1miiion SO. irforpo.
rirt. 1os @cihGit muroc bercit2
felt slpoIf &nbrcn pon 0rn Clarence
Y. 0otpIeu nacirc aefiibrt, Gin 60.
oerhors ser @oicgitoit 2lul Soften
preiic bon $4,000 pnroc fiirBIif m
Der g.nrI StrnGe icrtlggeiteIlt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

In which he reiterated his belief that
Justice Hughes was the choice OF the
Republicans for President. He said:
II have not conferred with Justice
Hughes on the subject and i mean no
disrespcct to him when I say that I
am not very deeply concerned about
his individual desires In the matter.
If tho people OF this nation believe
that the welfare of the republic re-
quircs his presence in the White House,
they have tho right to insist that he
shall go there. 1t Ia for them to de-
eide and not for him: and / propose
to do everything in my power at Chi
cago to assist in the free expression
OF the choice, which, L bellows. is tho
sincere and well-niEh universal choice
OF the members Of the Republican
party"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
SIX MORE FIRES SUPPORT
THEORY OF INCENDlARISM

continued From First PaEe)
went for walk through tho downtown
section before returning TO his homo
He met Policeman Warrin.r near T.irh-
teenth and Cary Streets, and was talk
! ing with him. when he saw rcrro
passing along the street in the shad-
ow of the buildings. Tho negro cross
cd the street and went into tho allev
behind tho warehouse. Major Werner
and Patrolman Warmer followed and
watched him.
Standing In the shadows, the OH
GERS saw the negro gather an armful
Of heavy packing paper from an alley
pilo and carry II into small court
behind tho warehouse. The officers
crept forward, but could not see the
negro in tho dark warriner flashed
OH his light. and saw the negro ,,ilinC
the paper beneath lumber pile, which
rests against a d!lApidatcd brick build
ing in the rear of 1909 East Main
Street. Behind tho door OF this build
ing :. number OF old boxes and oil
barrels lad been stored.
SUSPECT GIVES ADDRESS
NOT FOUND IN DIRECTORY
The negro was arrested and taken
~ '''' ~ - oi't3 moro ne
said his name YVES Howard Banks:
that he roomed at 5o5 West Leigh
Street, and that he was employed as q
waiter At ST East Marshall Street
The police are authority for tho state
ment that there is no such address as
SO West Leigh Street. and other state
ments made by the negro will DO in
NcstiGatcd to-day. He was sent to the
training school under tho name OF
Percy Christian.
A few minutes before the alarm wa,
turned in from the Adams building
two OF the downtown engines had been
called 10 eStinguish blaze in Linden
liarris's woodward, at Fifteenth ant
Dock Streets. This fire was n hot one
for time, but was under control ir
short order The loss Is thought no
to have exceeded several hundred dol
lars. Police think Il probable that IL
was OF inccndiary origin, but had no
been able 10 secure definite informa
ton concerning IL up TO late hour.
Scarcely had tho fire At Twelfth and
Main Streets been extinguished before
an alarm was turned in from Ninth
and Leigh Streets. Fircmen who re-
sponded found a vacant franc dwell
ing, near the corner, I'm flames Here
also. II Is said. they found evidences
of incendsarism. The fire was soon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
Mark T.. Roberts.

Especial To Tho Times Dispatch
CHARLOTrESNILLE VA April %.
News has been received hero OF tho
death. in Newport. OF Mark T.. Rob-
erts. formerly OF the firm OF Roberts
6; Keller, OF this city. Mr. Roberts
was horn in Nlson County, Va, No
veinber II, 1885. While "a resident OF
charlottesville he was first lieutenant
OF the Monticello Guard and later adj
jutant of the Third Virginia Regiment.
After leaving this city he Travelled for
q Boston shoe house. He is survived
by his wife. who was Miss Bette l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

|
deal OF damage
HOUSE ON LEIGH STREET
IS DISCOVERED ON FIRE
The first alarm was turned in about
80 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
came from Church and Rowe Streets.
where Il woodshed was afirc This
blaze was followed by that in the
woodward at Fifteenth and Dock
Streets. The Miller fire, which caused
two alarms to be sounded was the
next. and other companies were called
TO Vine and Main Streets to extinguish
4 woodshed fire before the bacll-tap
was in on the larger blaze. Shortly
after o'clock the vacant house on
Leigh street was discovered on fire.
and about AN hour lator several cars
on tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
yards. ri Seventeenth and Marshall
Streets. were found in a blaze About
$50 damage was done to them. It is
thought they were set afro to cover
traces OF a robbery.
When citizens found the Adams
building afro. tho blaze was lea
from all OF the front windows Several
companies reached tho scene in a few
minutes. but duo to tho terrific heat in
the narrow street upon which the
building fronts, the nremen were at
first seriously handicapped. However,
number OF streams were soon play
Ing on the fire from points OF want
age.
FLAMES LICK WALLS
OF PLANTERS NATIONAL
Before the water could become Ell
fectiNe. though, tho Miller place was
blazing. This discovery led to the
sounding OF the second alarm and
brought several additional companies
TO the scenc. In pocket made by the
walls of the Adams building, the Mil
Ter place, the Planters Bank and the
stationery house. the fire ragged for
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some time, and 1t was with difficulty
mat further spread was prevented.
Most OF the damage done TO the Miller
stock was in the rear Of the building.
Heavy iron shutters on the upper
floors OF tho Planters National Bank
were warped and scaled by tho heat
OF the blaze, while portions of tho
bricks dropped from the other walls.
Glass in the f. l.. Barnes Safe and
Lock Company's building. across the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
TO SUPPORT ROOSEVELT
Entire Kentucky Delegation to FRO
Eresslvc ConyentIon VIII Dc
Instructed,

LOUISVILLE. KY, April 23-Tho
entire Kentucky delegation to tho Pro-
grcssive National Convention at Chi
caso will be instructed TO support
Theodore Roosevelt. for the nomination
as presidential candidate
Eight members of the Republican
delegation TO the national convention
OF that party will he instructed to sun.
port Fairbanks. The other thirteen
Will go uninstructed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
Submarines Again
Take Their Toll
Italian and British Steamers
and French Bark Sunk
BY Torpcdocs.

LONDON. April 2s.-The italian
steamer Joseph AEost Tcherzec has
been sunk by a German submarine
Tho crew was landed
LloHSts announces that the French
bark Chanaral, Of 2,476 tons gross
was torpedoed on Saturday morning;
The crew Is believed to huye been
saved.
Tho captain and sixteen hands OF
the British steamer Feltctana, 4,277
tons gross have been picked up by a
steamer. according TO n Lloyd's report
Search is being made for tho remainder
OF the crew. The Fcliciana is O total
loss. Another report says that all OF
tho crew has been saved.
Tho British steamer Tregantln, OF ST
Ives. 1901 tons gross, has been sunk.
Lloyd's announcement states. All tho
crew were saved.
A steamer Joaef Agost Focherczcr
owned b. tho hungarian Invont
Steamship Company. Lit, of Fiumc. is
listed in the maritime records, which.
however. dc not report her recent
movements. She was a vessel OF 1850
tons gross, bull, in 1900.
The steamer FcUciana arrived in
London on March II from Philadelphia
when port she loft on February 22
There is no record Of her subsequent
movements. The steamer Tregantle
ssllcd from Norfolk on April l for
Hull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Agne. Baltimore.
Especial to Tho Timcs-DisoatcI

Especial to Tho Timcs- Dis patch
INANliOE, VA. April 23.-AIiss Ag-
nes Baltimore died hero at the family
residence about 10 o'clock last night.
after a long illness: Miss GaIlinore
was an accomplished young woman,
about eighteen years old. the daughter
OF John Baltimore. In addition to her
father and mother. she Is survived by-
ono brother and four sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

Fowl<os. lie also leaves ono sister.
Mrs. John NJ. Roberts. of Roanoke. Va,
q. Roberts, of Clifton Forge. II p
T.. ;, and c. r. Roberts. of Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

perioo or expectancy. It is for this reason
s shas much OF the distress such as morning
should see to 1t that tho cxpectant motbo,
provided with bottle Of Mothers
The directions arc simple. Get It at anv
cruG store IT Is applied by The cSnectnnt
mother herself, it pcnctrates deeply and ~.
lords, quick and splendid relief In a most
gratifying manner and reflects a physical
oetterment TO the nervous disposition OF tina
baby Don't fail to get a bottle Of Man.. ~.
frienn' today and then write BradheId Rcr-
niator Co., AI3 Lamar Bldg Atlanta, Ga.
Tor 4 pretty little book brimful OF informa,
TO read II. osh6os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

all v!sitors from Sycamore 9u, va,
continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
Stakeholder
Four md Six Cylinders
Sold In Richmond by
ID. A. PRESTISg,
1901 Went BROAD street.
RAILROADS.

SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
THE Progressive Railway OF the South
Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rtcb.
inond daily: o:3d A. ~. local TO Noriina;
i;To L, NJ. slice peru and coaches to Jackson
VIE, Atlanta, lSirmi CHAM; 6:35 2. NJ
through coaches and slc-pcra to Jackson.
ingh"m. Jacksonville. Tampa and coachs,
to Jacksonville
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily: 1920 A. NJ S:3O NJ
local. $3.50 a. NJ. h.3I /. ". -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
DEATHS

sTANNER--Died. April %, 1880 4. NJ, at
tho hons OF her father, on Charles city
Road. EDNA NJ. daughter OF Richard Stan
ner. aged ten years
Funeral TO-DAY at p NJ from the
home InterIaent in Lakewood
TuRNER.-D!ed. Sunday. April %, 1916. at
IL A. ~, ut the residence OF her sister
Mrs G. IL, Wells, 7l7 North Fifth Street
MISS MOLLTE r. TURNER
Funeral from the above residence TUES
DAY: April 20. At } +. NJ.
RoBERSON.--Entered into rest Saturday.
April 20. at $40 p. NJ, SUSIE MILDRED
Wiie or w. a. Robertson. mother OF Mrs
Edwin lhaup. Mrs. II. II. Phaup and Mrs
J. I. Wiltshire.
Funeral from her residence. o203 East
Broad Street, TUESDAY. April IS. at
p. NJ. Friends o: tho family invited to at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
WHITMAN FOR HUGHES
l.eiicrntcs His Belief That Supreme
Court Justice lis Choice OF the
Republicans for President

ALBANY. y. Y, April Ex-Governor
Whitman tonight issued statement,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

new arrival tho arst
thought sh ould bs
Mothers Friend"
This Ia an external
remedy gently applied
over the stomach mus.
cles. It makes them
hrn and plant, they
expand naturally with.
out undue strain. It
removes from tho
nerves those ln1u.
ences which arc re-
spondble for much OF
tho main inri,f,pt toXL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

street from the Adams place. was brok-
en- by the heat of the fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

MORGAN.--DIcd. April 20. 1916, after q
brief illness ut Memorial Hospital. JO-
SEPH MORGAN (colored), In the thirty
fourth year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral. which will be from all
West Franklin Street, will be published
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AI.L-EA1L LINE; TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January 3 1916
Leave BYRD Street Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: .G:lo ~. NJ, $500 A. NJ e 100
l.. N, 200 +. NJ.
FOR. LyNCHBURG AND THE WEST.
,s;l9 A. NJ 300 4. NJ. 300 p NJ. 'o:a5
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .11:ao A
NJ. go p. NJ. 900 =. ~. 'l1:ao p NJ.
=. ". i' Wv
only @"u"S
w. n. BEVILI. w. C. sArr>yoEpa
=. -. NJ. RnRnoke. G. r. A.. Roanoke.
=. II. BOSLEY. D. p. A.. RichInond va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24

under control, and did not do a great
deal OF damage.
HOUSE ON LEIGH STREET
Is DISCOVERED On IrIRE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-24
a Little Blossom NJ
10 q Delight Tho Home
When II is known tknt ;r a.

"hen 1t is known that in tho nc,.
iuture the home is to be hIessnd ,,.i.i,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-05

0inter ibr ipurpen Stritie peruebms
bar. Ritlos elite teybsj.
.Was 1T oenn2~ frae.e er.
~gt," risf Fe cams bIeit. .id'
aIoutte. gu ieieit IS. rer BORT jns 8ai.
Ter fisl. Der Strom Bat ibn er.
fast sr 1T perloyea!~
RitIas leQts Die 0Gnoe mie Elm
S1irmoadl Ibsr bic Nuaen un0 priiftt
bic OberfIdt)e oes Woners.
n0os oas 1T ia Qeter! Peter
ertrintt,,~
%. feline arme Mutter!l" 56Iuh,tc
Nloriu uno lief beiinnunQslos am llfer
ouf uno al.
pI0bIi6 penoete ie Td nm. Sis
hattie sinen s"ipeiten Stur3 in oas Wai.
Ter pernommen.
rRitIns." rief iis. r3itIas, meiu
9ruoer."
4ber 9litlas itpomm, obne Su ant
portsn. nit Qrpben Stoben ulif ben
anoersn gu. Gr pur Elm portreIfliher
Sdpimmsr. Or srrsidte ieinen 9a=
meraoeu unh puff! puff! pcrieBtt
er ibm slpei energii6e St0Be.
so" tnir'hts er babel, has mar,
UNI unIere Rehnung gu begIeihen unS
oudI, ,osil bu bid nit}t an mid an
ilGmmern niQit!"
Darn 5oa er zen ermattetcn &0rpe;
qe9en oas liter bin. ND Woyia in
beIlsm @ufruhr nod INNER nm 0ilft
rief.
Gr erreihte naS 2anb teuheno uni
p0liQ eridopft. Qeter ihluQ Die Nuqer
auf unn be9e9rete Dem 9lid oes an
oeren. hsr nit triumpbierenoer Slim
me rief:
SD babe 9~eItlporen. mid su ri,
den - beute babe ih8 getan!."
Marid aber nabm i'm in bic Mrme
preBte ibn befiig an fih nit miitttv.
Iiher 2sioenihdft uno iaote unite,
5rdnen:
9. msin Niflos, ME bin id itcIi
ouf bid"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-05

nurQ ocs GtabI8 i'm Qa0eraum unb
lleberqdngalfQeI surjit5ufIbre1. ne
niger ouf ole HeibunQ hes GeihoHes
on ben WGroen oe5 Rohrcs. Die Der
brennuno8uGrm< bes NjtrodIn3erins.
bna in aen NeifoNen enttalten IT..
iiberiteiQt nit $500 6rdA GelIiuS Sen
S6mel3puntt oe9 ~umqsben0en Stubs,
Der nur l400 0roo GelIiu8 betrd0t,
UNI Elm @eoeuten0e5 MuBeroem orinat
bic Gtihflomme 3lpiihsn Geihob unb
Rohr nit Qrober @epolt Elm uno ihd
blot oa5 3obr. 5ino erIt tleinere
SdGhen ~entItanotn, 70 biIhen tie baIo
hen Nus9dngspuutt fir tiefere Ser
fi0runQen uno 8ilen. 0ieIe beben
3uudhn bic W0Qlidteit beg oenauen
Sreifens aUf. Fiibren aber ihlieblid)
5u pouiger llnbrouhborteit oes @es
ihiibe5. 0ieie 3e~rit6run9en treten
aber cher tel IonQrobrigen &anpnen
ais lei tur5en N0riern ouF.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-05
Dnuer DER 9e(C6ube.

Qufer benz MunitionsmonQeI, Der
bel cen NIliierten Nrridt, Miro. ipenn
Der Srieq nod lanQe 0ouert, fih audi
Elm empfino!iher 0eidUbmanQel -
ob9eieben BON oeu in 0erluit Qeratbe=
nen poer serit0rtrn aanonen elm
ftellen. Dem, pie man peib. 1T bic
Qebensoauer Der @eihiibe, lpie dIIer
Observation-Disclosures beihrdntt. 9ei
BEN &dnonen Der Ieitten 6eloartiuer;s
reidt bic @ebraudsfdbi9teit in Qiiniti
gen Sdaen, pie SarI 8ubn in ser
SntsrnationaIen 3eitidriit fir Wiis
fenihoft, Stunt un6 9ehnit ousfiihrt,
bis 600 S6ub. Mit pahienoem
&aIibe, dber nimmt bic Qebenstroft
erbebIib ob: fir Die idperen 8anos
nenrobrc Iino 100 ShuB ole 60hit,
Ieiitrho. Shiff8QeihuBe leiiten nod
piel peniger. Die neuen en9liihen
S6iffsqeihiibe pm "a uno 80 3entis
meter IoIIen BEL SO S6uB erfh0pii
Iein; bic 8rupp'ihen qroben Sononsr
iollen linen nit $50 ShuB nett iiber'
Iegen fein.
Wefentlin 9iinitiqer iinb bic 6du.
biben qeIteQt. uno nan p~rnpbe5eit
ihuen Elm l%lebernauern bes 9riege8.
Die N6nubu.9 Or Robre. ole gun
9eria1en fibrt, 1T ouf Die Musbrens
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-05

bsf5rocrten mittels 2000 3uge co.,
600 OfFi3iere unb Mannibaften
$4,000 Yferoe uno 10000 WaggOnS
nit @eihiibsn unO Munition.
3lpiiben binourh batten bic oer~
idieoenen @eieaidaftsn cine Meuge
nibt porgeiebener MiIitdrtransporte
gu beforoern. 60 isbte Die NitteIs
meerbnbn ipdbreno flint WoAen 1900
MiIitdrfonoerSii9e in 8emegunu. Die
Nor0=, OrIeons= unb Stdatsbabnere
b0tIen auberbem has engliIhe Qeer
gu beforoern. Bonn y, bis 20. 4ugulf
muroen 420 3tae ab9elIiIen, nrt DON
9oulogne. Nantes uno 81. Nusaire
nab Woas 100000 mann enqlii9s
3ruppen ~ befDroern. Gtlpus fpdter
perlon0te Die 8ef0roerunq ser 9inous
truppen abermaIs 400 3ige. Ole iidg
mituuter in pauien pm ie feds Mis-
nuten foI9ten. Sm Iu9enbIid Oer
WarneI6Idht liefen an oeipiNen Cos
gen lungs Der 6ront bis gu 10 3ige
tIqIih. Sur 3eit oea Rid5uQes gum
Mleere uno Der YierihIa6ten puroen
ben Observation-Disclosures auBer~
or0entlide 9rdf;leiitun9en %SuQemutst,
Quf GntFe-mngen BON So bis 400
9ilometer mubten mittels 5000 3ua
oen nidt oIein 10 9ipiTionen Fortee@
fddfft meroen, bic fran5ofii6eu Giiena
babnen mubten 3u9Ieih uu4 orr
ShneIigteit nit De-. Seinoe metz
sifern, Der oen @orteil o., ,iir3ersr
inneren 2inien fir ii6 bo' E. BON
BEN Iid9 nuf 100000 Wan;, JslauFen%
Den QerfonoI Der fron3ofiihen 9rioat~
babnen iinb $4,000 ausgeboben tpor~
ben. popou $1,000 iih an Der Trout
bsFinoen, pGbrenb 5000 beim militia
ridden Giienbabnbtenit bef6dftigt
Iino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-05
Eriegsmein 1915.

Oos oIte Weinbaus Gbuarb Witter
in Neuitabt a.. 3. s.. psroffentIi9t ios
chen ieinen .9erbitberi6t 1915 aus
Der HbeinpfaI3, Der bsipnoers bel benz
biesidbrigen p1r3iigIi4en Weinberbit
intereFant 1T:
Wir biirfen oana6 tns Bette BON
Der 9its oss 1915ers ertparten uno
Die 6oFfnung baben, bag Elm Siegesz
tpein entitebt, Der nit oaSu beitragen
fou. bic 9eimtebr uno Die groben
Siege u~nierer 6eloen piroig gu fsis
ern. 4leroinqs but Der S6euipurm
sur 3eit Der 8tite, DEFENDERS in uns
feren eoIen 3ieslingstrnuben, perbees
reno qepirtt, uno bic bon ;bm oerz
f6ont g%ebliebenen Srduben pernihtete
Damn ipdtsr Die 3rpeite Generation bes
Saueripurms. Der bei qutem Wetter
ia ioqar aud nod cine brittle Genera
tipn k~rporbringen tonnte. Wonhe
Gemartunaen nurben in Qans troitz
Ipfer Weiie 0apon btfauen, 10 oaf
bort Der uriprlnQIi6 erhoffte rei6e
Grtroa ouf Elm aIeinfteg oerminoert
1T. 9od aibt es gIldii6erneiIe
aud cieIe Gemartungen. bic oeri6ont
bIie5en uno rur penig g~elltten baben.
Wos BARN berarreifts. 1T BON ber>
porragen0er Gute uno torn ioea1 Elm
reftsv SubiIaumzpsin gum 1851
perosn, ienem grobsn Snbrgang, Den
Bitter Sdefisl in feinsm .00uosos
mus" 70 krIIi6 beiQnQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-05
TrantrridS Giicnbabucn.

Sn Der nReoue pplitique ct porlo'
mentoirs" per0IfentIidt Marcel Qe-
fhouo. @cueraIieiretGr ser @e'e0.
Idoft Der CHARACTERIZATION. cine
eingcbenbe 4%bDonoIung iiber Die Role
unb Organization Der fran3oiiihen
GiTenbabnen felt &rie9steqinn. DARN
miro %mitgeteiIt, oaB pom 2. bis 5,
Nu9uit b. s. ouf ben Orleans r8abnen
iiber 5000. oui Den 3inien her PariS.
2ron Wittelmeetbabn an 1900 W}ili-
tdr5ige Iiefen, 4uf ben Oitbobnen
Iiefen pdbreno oes Gufmarides i'm
Giten 1000. ebenfo oiel duf Der Qaris'
Wjttelmeerbobn. Die Orlean5babner