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Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
NEW FREIGHT EMBARGO
 BY PENNSYLVANIA ROAD,
On Consisnments to Philadelphia 9th CT Than Foodstuffs and Perishabe Goods.

Philadelphia, Feb. 25.-An embargo on all freight consigned to this city except foodstuffs, perishable freight and livestock, was announced tonight by the Pennsylvania Railroad com pany. The announcement declared that this step was made necessary by the conge~tion caused by the failure of consignees to unload their cars promptly.
 cars of freight destined for Philadel- phia, 5.982 on tracks in this city and COPS at various places on the rail- road
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
OBITUARY,
Prof. L. p. Chamberlain,

Rocky Hill, Conn, Feb. 25.-Prof. L. P. Chamberlain, former professor of agriculture at the Connecticut Agri- cultural college and at one time su- perintendent of the state reform school at Meroden died at his home here to- night of infirmities incident to old age. He was S6 years old. He was a brother of the late Daniel H. Chamberlain, former governor of South Carolina. Two sons survive
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Naval System
 SevereIyCritiCiSed
BY ADMIRAL WINSLOW BEFORE
 HOUSE COMMITTEE
.FAVORS SEA TRAINING
Says Education of Naval Academy is
 Wrons-Ursed Restoration of Old
 Grade of Midshipmen in the Fleet.

States navy whole system of govern ment and operation, from education of officers to questions of ship and gun construction, was sharply Criti- cized before the house naval commit
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Serious Outbreak in Berlin.

Amsterdam. via London, Feb. A, 1855 p. m.1jThe Echo Beige, a copy of which has been received here, says it learns that a serious outbreak oc- cured in Berlin three days ago. Caval- ry charged the crowd and in the fight which ensued over one hundred persons were killed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Isaac E, Gates,

New York, Feb. 9. Isaac E. Gates, at one time vice president of the Southern Pacific railroad and exc ington, his brother m Jaw, died here today at the age of S4 years. B2 was born I'll Connecticut
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
FEDERAL WARRANT FOR
 DR. J.. GRANT LYMAN
Fear He Might Obtain Release Under
 Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Tampa, Fla; Feb. 25.-FederaI off cials here, fearing that Dr. J. Grant Lyman, held at St. Petersburg, might obtain release from the state authori- ties under habeas corpus proceedings, today went before District Attorney Phillips and obtained a warrant for the man. Marshal Reynolds and Pos tai Inspector Reese left for St. Peters burg this afternoon to serve the war rant.
 Chief of Police Easters. of St. Pet ersburg, said over the telephone he was not sure he would give up Ly- man to any one save federal officers from New York. He said Lyman had told him he would go back to New York without fnrther. rronaadinrs
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26


 Passengers Transferred.
 Although it was said the steamer was in no danger, Captain Mitchell immediately accomplished a transfer Of the thirty passengers to tugs in a pelting rain, and they were brought to this city.
 Efforts to Tow Her Free Failed. The steamer ran ashore at high tide and was still held fast at midnight, but it was hoped to release her with the assistance of tugs at high tide tomor- row. Efforts to tow her free during the night were unsuccessful
 Unusually Dense Fog.
 The fog which enshrouded the har- bOr said by mariners to be denser than any that has been known in re- cent years, was the primary cause of the mishap, but Captain Mitchell as serted that he would have made his way through the murk but for the ab- seEce of a bell buoy which had marked the outer edge of the island until day or two ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Salesman Found Dead in Hotel i
 Providence.

Providence, R. l., Feb. 25.-John H. Waller 42, of Brooklyn. N. Y, sales man for a New York match concern. who came here to demonstrate his good.; at a food fair. was found dead in bed today at his hotel. The meGi- cal examiner said death was due to heart trouble.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
COLLISION ON PLYMOUTH
 DIVISION OF N. H. ROAD
Several Persons Were Slightly Injured
 -Accident Due to Fog.

Boston, Feb. 25.-Several persons were slightly injured today in a col lision between a local train on the Plymouth division of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad and a light engine in the yards outside the South station. The accident is said to have been due to the fog. Two passengers sustained broken ribs. 9th CTS were cut by glass and bruised.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Movements of steamships.

Glasgow, Feb. 24.-Arrived: Steam CT Cameronian, New York via Liver pool
 London, Deb. 24-Arrived: Steam CT Corinthian. St. John, N. B.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
The Bulletins Circulation Norwich Double o Any Other Pa
CabIed Paragraphs
,panish Bond Ie.ue of s2o ooo ooo,

Madrid, Spain, Feb. 25. via Paris, 5 p. m.-A royal decree, issued today, authorizes the issue on March 1st of 3 per cent. bonds to the amount of 00,00o,000 pesetas (about $20, ,000).
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

The Merchants 6 Miners Steamship Go. steamer Junita, Baltimore for Bos- ton, is fast aground in Vineyard sound, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Where It Does the Most Good

Philadelphia
  before plated. is
 
  can be provided fore carrying outh lis other lines endeavor he has  pubca  
  he what that 
  following it's col
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

The condition of the bakeries in New Britain are not satisfactory to the board of health of that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

A large acid and chemical manufac- turing plant will be erected at Wash ingtOn, Del, by the Pyrites Co., Ltd.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

The Pittsburgh Steamship company has ordered two steamers from the American Shipbuilding company.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Myron r. Herrick of Cleveland, former United States ambassador to France, was filed with Secretary of State Hilderbrant, of Ohio. his declar- ation of candidacy for the republican nomination for United States sena- tor.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

During 1915 the New York Central handled 4,507,759 carloads of freight, one every seven seconds
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26
Passengers Transferred

and freight from St John, N. B., East port and Lubec, Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Great Britain is considering Ievying heavy tax on American soaps to re- duce the quantity of imports.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Three large steamships, the Venezu- ela, Colombia and Ecuadors have been purchased for the Panama Canal trade by the American International Cor poration of New York from the Royal 900
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

The giant Cunard liner Mauretania, sister ship of the ill-fated Lusitania, will resume it's transatlantic schedule.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

The John Hubbard Curtis prize at Yale, the income of a fund of s2,500, has been awarded to Morris Hadley. son of the president of the university The prize is awarded for excellence in literary work.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Lawrence Killian, said to belong in Boston, died of heart disease in chair at a Hartford hotel
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Hartford has the oldest postman in point of service in the United States. He is William H. Shaffer, "A years 0Id
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

The pay of 1,7oo employees will be increased by seven and one-half per cent beginning March 1, it was an nounced at Houghton, Mich, by the Quincy Mining company.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

A woman secured naturalization pa pers in the United States court at Hartford. giving as her reason that it would be easier going back and forth between this country and Den r-lE
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Damage of S2o,ooo was caused when the 3-inch field gun of Battery B of Purdue university, Lafayette Ind
 and 1,200 Krag rifles with 1000 rounds of ammunition were destroyed by fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

About 54,ooo square feet of land on Halsted street. Chicago, has been pur- chased by the Baltimore 6 Ohio rail- road Terminal Co, at a price report ed to be S435, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

c. c. James, United States post of- fee inspector, famous for the detec- ton and capture of many post office robbers, died at his home at Sauger- ties. N. Y., aged 6I.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

A strike involving 45o employees took place today at the Williams and Clark plant of the American Agricultural Chemical company at Roosevelt, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

President Wilson has consented to allow the Georgia Democratic dele
 gates to the National convention to use hls name for renomination.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Burglars blew open a safe in St. Patricl<'s church at Philadelphia and with service articles valued at s1O0O
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Senator WaIsh's amendment about which the fight on the Shield dam bill has centered in the senate for sev- eral days, was defeated yesterday by a vote of 34 to IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

A call has been issued for all Con necticut men who attended camp at Plattsburgh, \. Y, last summer No meet at the New Haven Lawn club Feb %
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Warning Chine tongs at Portland, Ore, signed a 30 day truce.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Canada has officially decided to hon. or the nartyred Edith Cavell. British war nurse, by naming a large western mountain peak for her.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Fire destroyed the H. L. Joyce furni- ture warehouse at Binghamton, N. r.,
 at a loss of S5O,O0O.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Hans Wagner, veteran star of the Pittsburgh Pirates. and the oldest ac- tive player in the big leagues, ceIe- brated his fist birthday.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

Sin 3uTamneao.n1 Der Ctdatstunt.
elm 3ufammenbruh oes offentIi6en
Settles; Winiiier, Die engIii1en Be
ltB opfern, UNI Die ollie zines tleinen
8oltes gu erbetteln, Wini Ter. bic Den
8Onis auf Die Rampe I%snoen, nm
li6 binter ibr. 81 peri.ttsn. IS reis
tet manGer in England l6er ben So
oeniee. aber taum elmer piro gum
rettenoen ufer 9elangen. Oas Wnli
brau6t II mad gu peroen unb bic
Eednung gu MAIDEN: Sd)were fin2us
5ielle Qalten. pie oas Itol5e Bolt in
Die 8or3immer ameritanii6er Gslos
f~iiriten fibren, Sru6 nit benz 6rsi=
banosl. rieiige Steuern. 3ufummens
bru4 uralter 6reibsiten, f4lpere Se-
orobung Der m%ertuolliteu &olonisn,
8lutopfer. Der 3uIammenbru6 bon
8olIipoli, bic 9ofinungsloIi9teit bon
Saloniti. Der 8srIuIt hes preitige
in Der aan5sn ipsiten Welt. bas IL
genrg, I'm benz Worte bes &Dnigs
lhtpermiitiasn Nn6otud gu gsben,
oab bic bunteIfte Stunoe Der Sc
I6iGte getommen lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

gegriff MAIDEN bon ben S9tpierigz
teiten, bic cine ioIhe 8ergtout sinsm
groBen 9esre, BAG nit Sod unb Bad.
nit i9persr 4rtilleris, probiant uno
alien 3ubeb6r - auf isrbiihen pfaz
oen!!-marfditrt, b~ereitst. Qber @eas
pibens Sourih.n. bic mobl msiitens
aus 8etpo6nern Der norboeutfhen
gbenen beItebtn, blbsn aud oieies
aunItftiid fertlg gebra9t. sic limb
Ihon ienIeits oes 9etirges, uno mar
f6ieren auf MitropiBa uno Yriitiua
C4mielfsIb I'M Siiotpeit@S srbisn) los,
UNI bort nit einem bulgarii6sn See
rssteile 3uinmmsn5utrsffen unb ges
meiniam bic lsBte groBe S9lnht bic
ies Seilfelo3uges gu idtaeen, b. b.
tpenn iif Bic Serben Itellsn trollen.
mas nod n;6t f6sr lit. lnb bann
sebt es ipobl tpeiter fiioparts mad
8onftontinopsl2 llNo oann? 8ieIs
lsid; hem Sinai gu. pislIsi6t aud
3und9f aam SiosM n3soonien, I'm
bos ensIiid- Seer gu trsfs
fen. Wsine 6rsunos peroen gu ri6s
tigsn 9lobetrottsrs gsporosn isiu.
tpenH lie 3uriid,sbren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14
&riess6rief aus 9eut(&fanO.
2or 2Sir 6erm 81 aufmann.
toxxscooo onnooueaooo uotoooao

DER rumanlide &0nig Fall
NADER StnnO gelcn Die @nteate-
0eBer i'm eigenen &auoe. Gr tam
oa3 mir, meil ole p0tige Gbumadt
mo Grid0piunB HuBiano5 oiienbar
III mo neil Elm Gtngrelfen &unid.
nieu3 &t @uniten Der Gntenie 5u
iebigcr 3eit Selbitmoro beoeuten
miir0e. GeutidlGuo bat ale LII.
Jade. nit ben neuen orei Som.
gen aus benz r]enianoe 5uirIc.
Gen SIT iein.
Sier perbcn alerGdno nbenteuer-
Iidle @eriihte iiber Sn0ien uerbrei.
let, iouie i6cr eng!ono . D.
Ii6e agitation, melt,e Die ,Sapa.
ncr I'M gcbcimen betreiben iolIen.
Wtan miro gut I'm, oarilber u.ht
81 optimIitilh ST. 6enten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14
Gngldnoer iibsr Gugldnoer.

Mtt peI4er @rtenntnis unb
S4Grfe ou6 GnglGnler iber ibre
eigenen 8olts9enohen u~rteilen - b.
b. Dor bieiem arieg = ieben mir
in einem AufiaB BON Conan 9onls.
Through the Magic Door, Der
perionli6e Nniif)ten iiber dltere unD
neuere SdriftltelIer uno ibre Werte
entbdlt. Bel Der 8eipre4une bis
itorif1er S6riften iiber ben leBten
arisg 5pii6en @nglano unb
6rantreid tommt sr au folsenoem
@rge6nis:
PEI sinem Riidblid auf bic @es
fhihte mub es 5ugegeben perben,
baB mir ntdt INNER CUTE 8erbins
bete unb %e6eniopenig CUTE Sampf=
9enoien auf Dem S6Iohtfelo gelpr@
fen limb. Grfteres 1T bic S6ulb
unierer Yolitit. 10 cine partei tets
lire 5reuoe bnron finoet, 81 Sers
reiBen, mas bic onoere 3uinmmsn'
gefigt bat.
4m @noe Der Marlborouobs
&riege enti6lohen mir un5 plDblid
gum 6rieben uEo iiberlieBen unfers
8erhiinoeten ihrem Shidfol, nur
neil mir pl0blid uniere eigene in
mere poiitit dnoerten. Soslelbe ges
ihab nit 5riehrid1 Dem @roBen,
uno mir miiroen ts in nopoleonis
iden 3a9en efenio gemn6t baben.
penn 6pr AM Euoer 9spelen mare
limb mas unIere 8ampfgenohen ouf
benz Sdla6tfeIo nnbetrifft, 10 III
2ersti4 ipeni9 9eIngt noroen iiber
bic prodtpoue Greue Der VreuBen
BEL Waterloo. nan muB ben frun=
3oien 6ouT0ge teien, nm cine aes
redte Inii9t gu erlangen uno elm
Sufehen. mel6e Role lie aeipielt ho=
Zen. Wlan Oente an ben alien Bill
der, 10 Sabre alt. ON Gage pcr=
Der bon einem acknowledgements
iiberritten uno oennoh periiferno,
bdB er gu Weqinqton tommen mir:
be, uno ipGte er lib ouf ieinem
Yferoe feItihuollsn laIien. llno ME
tteu bat or iein @eriprehen einge
l0ft.
Dsnn mir Die Yrsuben BEL Mntsre
loo Oerloren bdtten, 10 mdren mir
oieleiht ielbIt perloren gefpeien
aber ous peiB nan niht, ipenn
man nur uniere 9iitoritsr iieit.
lIno iinb Die Antta9en aegen unisre
bel9ii6en 0er6iinoeten ourdous
iibertrisbsn? Sin Ieil BON linen
Bat lebr :apfer getGmpft, uno cine
Snfonteriebrigaoe nobm tell on Dem
tritiiden AugenbIid. ols biz
ShIpnt Iid fir ui,S entI6ieo. 8as
erf19rt man Iu6 nif,t aus britt
ld)en Quelsn, 9enten mir 4uf) on
uniere portugiefif6en 8erbInoetenl
Sic entipidelten iif 5u prdhtigen
Sruppen, uno es mar Welin9tons
ernIter Wuni6, 10000 BON ihnen
i'm Woterloor &f CUR 8erfIgun9
III boben. IS mar eth portuoieie.
Der ols eriter Den Wa1 BON 8obos
ios sritieg. Man lit linen sben.or
fpenig aereht 9etporoen. ME Den
Spaniern. Die. troBbem tie oft be-
iieet muroeH. bsnnph regsn 4nteiI
aR Sample nabmen. Rein. ih elaus
Sc uift, oab mir isbr liebenspiirs
oiee 0erbiinhete limb. ober permut'
tih Tam man in Der WeltasI6i6te
ieosm @olie dbnIibss pprpsrfen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

S6nel; entfdioen-
sgrau: Der Mr5t bot mir 2uftipe4'
Eel empfoblen.
Mann (gei5ig>r 9ausbefber): Gin.
perItnnoen, oa rid)ten mir unier
Wobn3immer i'm Reller unb oos
ShInf8immer auf o,m Ondbooen Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

oUspaI1 a.: gs III nun
feTtgsitelt, oaB Der ProTefor griitsr
tatid4lid pon Den Wiloen aetotet
wurpe. Elm gnn3se Stamm bat ii4 in
fem Sleii4 9eteilt.
g.: 4lio ielbft i'm 5pOe nod 5er<
ltreutl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

bisber 2, IOO,UUO utann Berinfe st7
litten baben un0 ooB iid ole 3abl
ibrer 0edilenen auf uber 609,s
900 Mann beIduft, lit i4on ieii eis
NIGER s3eit betannt, uno in GngIauo
ipsroen 3ifferH Don Der 3eniur nltt
me6r bennitanoet. - Die Grdn5olen
Itelen iest i6ren Observation-Disclosures
BON 1917 in bic 6sont Elm. rs III
oas 5rantreihs IeBte Rslero.
Man i6Gbt bic 3d9I oisier Sung
m~unnidaften olf 175,000 Mann. -
Sn 0euti4loRo piro iebt err Der
So6rgang 1916 ausee6iloet. 0as
miro no6l Elm babies Sdbr oGuern.
Oa i6On isbr piele 6reipialge ais
oielem Sabrgaug bisnen, 10 IdBt nd
bic ,3obl Der Retrutsn niht gendu
fetiellen. 4ber es lpsr1en ibrer irer
100000 Mann iein. Die 8sriifte.
monoA Oeutidlono Die AItersgren}s
Iiir Qnnopebr uno 2anol.urm (ges
oenIpdrtiq Dos 46ts Gebensialr)
bindufteben lpcae (auf oas
55ts 5o1r b.eb es) psroen beute
amttt6 burn oas Uo,ffi6s 1e.
lcgrap1cnourean oemsntiert.
Die fran36ffbe ariegsanlsi5e.
pelhe g~egeupdrti9 8ur 3eI1uung
uuflieqt, fiihrt zen Rdmsn Stes
desouIeihei SIS tit Der RENE
oobn. 6rantreit], oas 2anb DIR
oreipro5entiaen Rentsn. Der ebemuIige
Dc!tbuntier, bietst cine ii n fpro5sns
tiqs anleibe gu SO nit fiinf5ebniah.
rieer Qauf3eit on. 0eutidlano ers
belt 80 fir bunoert bel nur 9idbris
Ger 2aui3eit. Der 5ran3OIe bat aIio
flint Salte ldnger feline 5 pro5ente
3u ertparten ats Der 9sutf4e uuo
3d6lt nur SO fir bunbert Wert. limb
er Tpa 100 fir ieine IS nod Is
Sdbren auriider9aIteul uno ods
nenut T6 &5ises8anleibel Nie piel
5ieges3Iperiudt itedt rohl o%abinter,
penn man Gelo 5u iolhsu 8eotns
qungen aufuebr!5n hanB2 4uh Grgs
lano piG i;1 an oteier ~5ie9esdns
lei6e" b%eteiligen. IS bat 1900 Mil
tioneu oofiir Oeriproteu. 4ber oIeles
engliihe @elo muB i'm 2anoe
bletten. Die 5rnn3oieu gebsn bios
ibre Bombs Der, beiebsn aber tetnen
blanten sSrant bdres 8elo. Oenn Die
1900 WliQionen iotlen 5ur 8e3oblung
frunS0Tiher ShuIoen an GngIdno
oieueni Die Sahe III oph reht be-
Ihdmeno fir Die reihen 6ran3cien.
S,n 6ouano tam nan ieBt ~frun3o@
Fi6e rSieQesduIejbe" sum autie BON
72 %taufen. Dnriu ipiegeIt Iic3 oas
0esaaio oes fran30iiifen Tront Jes
Qeniiber Der bouduoii6eu 0ulotns
pdbrung. Die Solldnoer tauieu fIott
elm. oenn in einiaeu Sdbren ptro oas
immer noh reihe 5rantreih luieoer
10 ipeit lein. ooh oas Oesogio oes
sSrane perfdlpino.t, mo Der feifte
SoaGnoer fre,ft Damn DE Oiffes
ren3 BON - uno IS elm. 9ollano
matt elm gom6eugeihGft in oieiem
WeIttriegs. IS piro iteinreid, 4ber
es mad1t Tein 8elo ebrIib ourn ole
qiinltige a~ouiunttur, niht nie Nine
rita burh Ole lheuBlide MunltionSs
liefetung nit Der 9sgleiteridenung
elmer beoeutsn0tu 8,rlduqerung oes
&rteass.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

SIN britiIden S~berbauie rsbsn bic
9Oros fait tdsIid Oon 6risbsnsauss
ii9ten, obsr uislmebr lie iu6en nad
einsm Dsge, nm iol6e 4usiidtsn
porsubersiten. 4bsr bic Gage III nod
ebsn 10 untIar, pie bisber. Der
5elbsug nah BEN pboraonenIanos
muB ourdeefiibrt peroen. srit bann
lam man tldrsr ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

gaIfanrGtfsI. Wos 1T fiji,
elm ltntsri6ieo sipiiden ser ~Gntfuh.
rung aug Dem Sernil" uno Der en-
tsntefihruug oss Generals SarrailP
4ntpprt: Die -Gntfibrung aus benz
Seroi..' If cine tpmii6e Sper un0
Die 5itrung oes SarraiI 1T s;ns
srasiide pcfs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

Dab 0sutIdIano bic u~ngsbeurt
lIebermnht our,. bic Waffen oss ejeis
ltes nieoerringi. miro. aIlsroings in
brett, au9 pom ben Oegnern 3uges
itauoen. SEPT ipritt ii1 iogar cine
pi4tige Stimme in RuBlano oabjn
aug. Am IA. Rppsmber ihrieb Wlen.
l4ttoip, Der Guuptreoniteur Der NO
mole Wremio" in petersburg, nit
tiefem Beoauern, oaB bic Hulten in
Der dr5tIiden Wifien16uft aufs tldg>
lihIte btnter europa herbinten uno
i'm beIonoeren pon 3eut6Ian0
Ibertroffen peroen, mas oieier Grieg
pieoerum 6eipieien babe. SIN 0eutz
Ifen Reid tebrten so pro3ent Der
lutte Weripunoete) pieoer an bic
front 3uriid. pdbrsno e8 RuBlano
nur uuf Is pro3snt bringe, DEM
nah babe 0euti4Iano bel ieber Dill
lion an Der 5ront geipiiiermaben Ell
nen 8orfpruns Don $1,000 Monn
ooer 101a N%rmsetorps; oabur9 ers
tldrt it4 bic llnerfh0pfli6teit Der
peutiAsn ReierOemannihoftsn. Ri4t
nur artilIeriftiid lei Die peutide
ue6erIegenbeit gu srtIdren. iOnoern
aud aus ben msbr ais den
9eiIerfoIqen. 0ieies 0erbdIts
mis- so gu IS t0nne fir RuBlano
ihidiaIsidpere 6oIgen baben. Rah
oem ariege 1870 mar es fpridport=
lib. oaB bic oeutihe SduIe Die Gran
3oisn geI6Iagen babe. ieBt ieien Der
osutfte 4r5t uno Ger beuti6e 5ehe
inter Der gefdbrIifi te 6etno Der Il-
liiertsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-14

Ghar4ilIs S6mansn9siang TN
brltIldsu u~nterbuuIe mar uur einen
gang anoeren Ion geitimmt, ais rie
Aete. peIde sr bel Artegsbe1inn
belt. 9amdls meinIe er, odb @ng=
Lamb eiuen 3pan3tgidbrigen &rieg
ausbdlten tonne, lrenn ods 1r,iq iei.
Sect tI0ng es anoers. GnQIano trete
ooR iebt on erlt eigentlih in ben
Srieg Elm. gisher b item Die Ssran
3oien nno Die Ruiien has 6auptpert
getan. England babe ljh in Aeierpe
ge9aIten. (Oos bdben bic bride
terger ia lett Sabrhunoerten Qstan.)
aher Gnglono babe ieins Hrdfte bis
gum lebten t0luptidluge aufaelpurt
uno ben perls es fu9ren, psnn bic
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