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The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Mrs. Anna c. Lesh,

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna C.
I-esh, widow Of Peter 8. Lesh. who died
Saturday. will be held at the residence
of her son, 1909 Webster street north
west, today at 2 o'clock. The interment
will be private.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Try II Again.

admire the chap
With the smile on his map,
Though Fortune has dealt him q thun-
derous rap
And knocked him clean down on the
rear Of his lap.
Whose only remark Ii, Gee whiz! what
a slap!
I'll try It again.
I'm there with the guy
With the gleam In his eye,
Though Fate has let loose q stif kick
near the thigh
And has scattered his psade all over the
sky,
Whose only retort is, "Dossonit II I
Don't 20 ye agin."
I'm strong for the brick
With the courage to stick,
Though Failure has bounded him like
the Old Nick
And has camped on his trail through
thin and through thick.
Whose happy comeback 10. I'm on to
the trick
Let's do II agin.'
e. r. L.. In Philadelphia Evening
Ledger.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Avenue Grand.

Two important film features head the
program at Crandall's Avenue Grand to-
day In Not My Sister" with Bessie
Barriscale as star and THE Moonshin-
ers' in which Al st. John IL presented.
A young girls early mistake forms the
basis of the first play In which William
desmond appears as leading man. THE
Moonshiners is burlesque Of the aver
age film melodrama which In nut on
with a very elaborate scenic display
Both films are the products of the Tri-
angle studios.
Dustin Farnum will be the star Of
the program tomorrow In the excellent
hlm adaptation Of David Garrick'
made in the Pallas studios. winifred
Kingston appears as leading woman and
the cast is made up Of a host OF quaint
personalities. Wednesday Dorothy Green
and Clifford Bruce will be seen in .'The
Devil at His Elbow"
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Broadway for Chica9o-

CHICAGO. Sept. 1l-Cark thread
Chicago's first street. viii be sivsn The
name Of Broadway. II business man
have their way. Thoy claim it's been
associated too much with gambling and
opium dens. and want to give II q new
deal
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Pome BY Q Loveack Boob.

Pome BY . Lovesick Boob.
Can't read nuthin'.
Can't write nuthin'.
Can't sing nuthin'.
That's TRUE
Can't hear nuthin'.
Can't see nuthin',
Can't think nuthin'
But you!
Don't drink nuthin',
Don't eat nuthin',
Don't find nuthin'
To do!
Don't know nuthin'.
Don't dream nuthin',
Don't love nuthin'
But you!
Friends amt nuthin',
Cash amt nuthin'.
Life amt nuthin'-
That's true!
Time amt nuthin'.
World amt nuthin'.
There amt nuthin'
But you!
Roy X. Moulton. In Spokane Spokei
man-Review.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
With Due Credit


When I was but q reckless youth,
spent my money fast.
Ny father said, You ought to learn
To mako your money last"
"Ah, yes" said I, that IL the truth
When once you have II pursed:
And yet, to make II last, In turn.
You have to make II. firstl"
Ted Robinson In Judge.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
The Rev. James E. Irvine.

Funeral services for the Rev. James
e. Irvine. who died Saturday. will be
held at Metropolitan NJ. f. Church.
John Marshall place and c street to-
day, at 2 o'clock. Interment will be
made in Arlington Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Charles r. Orme.

Funeral services for Charles Rich
ard Orme, who died Saturday In the
forty-second year Of his ago. will bo
held at his late residence. 1917 Columbia
road, tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be private.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Amusements,

Beiasco-"Ramona," 2 and D. m.
Keith's-vaudeville, 2:l5 and s:l6 D. m.
Polrs-"For the Man She Loved" s:lb
p. m.
oayety-Burlesqus. 1;l5 and s:i6 D. m.
Loew's Coiumbia-Photopiays. 1850 q. m,
to IL p. m
ntinuous motion pictures. 10 q.
m. TO IL p m.
strand-continuous motion pictures. 10 Q.
m. to IL D. m.
Observation-Disclosures, 2:lS and s:lb p. m.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Tomorrow.

Meettne. War Department Branch, Fsd-
eral Employees Union. Chamber OF Com
msrce Hail. p. m.
iicemen's feid day. New willard. 1850
BAND concert. Engineer Band. GARFIELD
Ms.tins optimists Club. Cochran Hotel
Tsnuma. No %; Mount Horsb. No. Z. Of
.Ss Royal Arch; Evangelist Chapter,
xndss,. of Rose Croix Ancient and Accepted
scottish Rite; Friendship. No. H. of the
Eastern Star, social ~ -. w.,
odd Feiiow..Amity. No; II; ., ,washinstcn
Stuart Stu Encsmpment. No. 7.
xnishts Of Pythias-webster, No. 7; Excel
sior, No. II: Capital, No. "a: Myrtle. No. 3.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Places and Time of Services Ar.
ranged by Bereaved Families.
DR.. Rudolph H. Won Ezdorf.

Funeral services for DR.. Rudolph II.
Won Ezdorf. surgeon in the Public
Health Service. who died Friday at
Lincolnton. N. c.. will be held at the
residence of his parents. l7l2 u street
northwest, tomorrow at 10 o'clock
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Leader.

Pauline Frederick Is the star at the
Leader Theater today and tomorrow In
the film adaptation OF THE Woman in
the Case" Wednesday and Thursday
seen In '"rhe House OF the Golden WIN
dows" and Friday and Saturday Mar
Airy tsSs, "1AtSls IAAy U5lssa.s
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Tut, Tut!

A st. Louis choir singer has been
arrested on the charge. OF having
deserted his wife. II he's guilty he
should be sent to Sing Sins.-St. Louis
Star.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Tines Are Changing.

Where are the good old days when
your friends were asking: Have you
read such and such a book?" instead Of
Have you seen such and such a movie
Aim? m?"-Greenville (S. c. Piedmont.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Losing Business.

A Cincinnati man who had $500. 900
when he started out, has been married
six times and has $2o. 900 left. Line forms
to the left. Don't crowd.-Kansas City
Star
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Tis Passing Strange.

Anatomy OF human beings
Is queer II seems to me:
One gives an actor man a hand.
Still has one left, you see.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Dime Novel These Days.

"The father of the dime novel" 10 dead
at the age Of seventy-s six. But he lived
to SEQ his offspring selling at $50 apiece.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Savoy.

The quaint story Of the little Dutch
girl. "Hulda From Holland" that
serves as the last film play produced
Famous Players. heads the program at
Crandalls Savoy today. The play Is
a typical Pickford production. and
the young star Is given opportunity
10 display her charming personality
in all its various lights and shades. An
excellent cast supports Miss Pickford.
not the least important OF which are
Huida's brothers. Frank Losseo is
chief among the actors
Mabel Taliaferro will be seen to-
morrow In Gods Half Acre." with a
big cast, OF stage and film folk. We'd
nesday George Kleine's production of
quo Vadis?" will be presented and
Thursday House Peters will be seen
In the important part in THE Rail
Rider, World film production show
Ing the life OF a civil engineer en-
gagged In building a Western railroad.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Apollo.

The story of the experiences of Lima
Cavalieri are supposed to be the basis
OF the film play. Shadows of Her Past"
IN which Mile: Cayaliert appears at
Crandalrs Apollo today. The play deals
with the story Of a young girl who as
pires to be singer, who meets and loves
an artist In Italy. Muratori, the opera
play.
Tomorrow Mollie King and Arthur
Ashley will appear in the World Film
production. The Summer Girl" In this
play the leading man is also an artist
The heroine is the daughter Of q wealthy
man. who does not want to marry. the
French count her mother has selected for
her husband. The father comes to the
rescue Of his daughter and helps her
plan to marry the artist.
Hazel Dawn and owen Moore will be
seen Wednesday In the film adaptation
Of Roi Cooper Megrue's stage success.
Under Cover" Thursday George
kleine's Quo Vadisf' will be presented.
and Friday Tyrone Power and Edna
Mayo will be seen In "Aristocracy." Tho
weeks program will close Saturday with
the presentation of Mabel Talliaferro In
Gods Half-Acre."
The Washington times., 1916-09-11

.uIsV, 3oslssu o. nok 3uSA ,.uop sM
-euoq s.Is1uIId y 3ou Ct II
:usV} 3oedsuI II.uok lvQI oS
uMop spJsdn ssuII eseu, ,uJid GA
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Casino.

One OF the most charming Of stage
plays. Edward Peple's "The Prince
Chap" adapted to photoplay standards.
10 the chief feature OF the program at
the Casino the first part of the week,
with Marshal Neilan, Mary Chsrleson.
George Fawcett and Bessie Eyton in the
parts that make the biggest impression.
Neilan is credited with the production
OF the play. which is a Selig-V. L. 8. e.
output.
The story Of THE Prince Chap" 10
too we'll known to need repetition; the
film play follows the original story
closely. The distinctive feature Of the
film Is the exquisite work OF George
Fawcett In the part Of Runion. the
butler. and of the child who plays the
part Of Claudia when she Is about eight
years of age, whose name does not
appear on the film cast that Is given.
The settings Mr.. Neilan has given the
play, so far as interior are concerned.
are excellent.
Charles Chaplin IN The Count" 10
also part of the foreweek program.
Chaplin appears first as a tailor's assist
ant and later Is seen as a bogus count.
In a we'll staged ball room scene the
comedian is given opportunity 20 show
his ability as a dancer in a highly DR.
iginal dance number. Edna Purvianco
appears as leading woman and the film
has rather larger cast than Is usual
with Chaplin productions.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Musicale in Missouri.

musicale IN missouri.
The man had deep voice like
q Crooked river bullfrog while the
voices Of the women reminded one OF
a splinter on rail on q windy day
Polo (Mo) News-Herald.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Mt@t in Die Sale &c:
8an8em.

Die Nliierten lalien nidt nod,
benz 81. 8ater Elm 8ein gu ftelen
un6 lie nebmen bdufig - leiber -
ben bDberen &lerus in Nnlpruh, UNI
ibren Bmed gu erreiben. @eulid
peranlaBten Tie ben 8ilbpf BON 4ille
uno ben @r5biibDf Don Stems, beim
8opite 9e9en 6ie 9epprtierung BON
8empbnern NDrb : Jranfreibs ppr=
1teQig 81 tperben, unb flugs berib=
tete Die prpbritilbe 8reiie, Der 81.
Boter merbe Sci 9eutiblanb gegen
Die 9epprtierung prote1tieren.
SIN &om gebt man aber ni6t nit
Der BON ben Mqiierten gemunlhten
S@netbigfeit npr, ipnbern man bul=
bigt bort Dem @runb1ab, au9 ben
anbern 9beil gu b0ren, ebe cine @nt=
i6ei0une gefaut miro, unb baber Fat
1t9 8opft 8enebift an &or6inal6art=
mann, @r5bi1bDf BON &Dln, nm Nuf=
flarung in Der Nn9ele9enbeit eerpen=
bet, un6 6iele lit i'm ibneQ seppr=
ben.
nSSn bieie1 perflo1enen Mpnoten, "
l9reibt &arbinal b. 6artmarn, vbaz
ben feline grDBen DepDrtationen front
5Diti9er 8iirger leitens Deutlblanbs
ftatt9efunben. SIM Npril muBten
20, 600 &erlonen Selbarbeit berrt9=
ten. Sn ben entpDlferten Std0ten
lit Die 8erpfle9ung Der 8epDlferune
1ebr i6miertg, trobbem baB Spanier
unb Mmerifaner belfen unb infplge
be11en m1tBten 2eute ms 2anb ge=
brabt merben. Spbalb Die @rnte
pDriiber lit, mer6en bieie 2eute ale
pieber nab 6auie 3urudgebrabt
merben. Se6e MaBnabme lit &C.
troffen mor6en, baB mDraliibe unb
pbpiii6e MDtb permieben mirb. SDQ=
ten Sebler be5tgli@ Der Auspabl Der
gu bepprtierenben BeriDnen eemabt
mprben fem, 10 lit baS 1l1r cine SOL
&c unpermeibliber umitdnoe. @pl=
be Srrtbumer ftnb fets 1pfprt FORT
9tert pDrben. Die 2eute auf Dem
2an6e iin6 5ufrie6en, neil fte init
ibren NngebDrigen gu @auie in 8rief=
me9iel fteben biirfen."
Sic Mnttpprt ldBt an Deutli9fett
nibts gu tptniben itbrig un6 benefit,
mie unfti@balttg Die Hrptefte Der
fran5Dfti6en 8iibDfe gemeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

benoen, ODER etnem bon tbm 1elb1t
ODER irgenb elmer unparteitiben Be-
b0r6e acknowledgements @ompromiB-
Mrbeitsplan. @l,r3, eS lit oes Prait-
oenten Eflidt, Sen @lpsitano gu Der,
binoern mutt anen linn gu @ebote ite'
ben6en Mitteln; ct ml1B, men1 alle
|StrGnee reibe1r, Dor oen &ongreB ge-
fen uno nm sic Motbgeiebgebung er-
iuden, sic 5lt oieiem 3mede notbtpen-
sig fem mag. Denm 6aS ungllid<
oaB Elm 5treif ser 311gbeoteniteten
ser 225 @obnen oeS 2an6es fir 6as
|2an6 nn6 @olf be6eltten tpiir6e, m1tB
abgemenbet 1per6en.
Die Sruge> Of sic 8%oroerungen
Ser 3ugbeoieniteten bere&tigt iino
o6er nidt, Of 6ieie ooer 6ie @iien=
bab1reu m1ebr u&edt" mtf ibrer Seite
baben, fommt iett porerit nidt mebr
in @etradt. Sett gilt es 0aS ltnbeil
~ob51,tpebren, oaS Ser Strett 5tpiiden
bei6en fir bas 2anb berarf3ube<
ldm0ren orobt. 8ei6e @ruppen itn6
sic @ertreter GROCER Sntereiien nno
madtig. Mber sic Sntereiiem 6es
@olfes aIs @an5es iin6 no6 11neno=
Iih biel gr0ber ols Sic beiber @rltp=
pen 5uiammengenommen, nno Dos
@olf lit nod biel mddtiger als iie.
@as angeorobt un6 @iienbabnitreif
genonnt miro> mdre gar fein mirfli=
der @treif inn lan6lGufigen Simne
6es @ortes; fem Meiien Ser &raffte.
9enn 6a1r6 eine1 ioI6en 5treif miir=
Sen nid)t sic bei6en @rltppen Ser
streitenoen ii6 gegenieitig i@aoi=
gen, lonoern sos @ubIifum. Die 3ug=
be6ienl teten fonnten SEN Ml1sitan6
pielleidt feds Monate 6trdfibren,
un6 sic giienbabnen 6esglei6en, 6as
8ublif1m f0nnte ein @initenen 6eS
@obnbetriebes feine feds Gage per>
tragen, obne a1tBeror6entli6 idmere
S9d6ig11ng, un6 einen @iienbabn=
itreif bon 5tpei o6er bret Mod}en
miir6e es iiberboltpt ni@t ansbalten
f0men. @in boligeS Sfoden bon
San6el un6 Sn6nitrie, Mrbeits1oiig=
felt in groBem @oBitabe, idtpere
@otb un6 tpirf1i@e &%mngerSnotb
miir6an' fait rtnr1ittelbar etntretem
lonte es 5um ougemeinen @iienbabn=
1treif fommen.
Das barf nidt fem. 8enn ste
8ubnen uno sic 3ugbeoieniteten fi6
ni9t guttutqig einigen fonner, ODER
tpouen, 10 miiien ite 6a5u ge5tpun=
gen mer6en. S6er fie miilen ge<
5tpu11gen tper6en, sic @abnen in 8e=
trieb gu balten 6ur@ NUN, anf IT.
gen6 eine @eiie. Sc lit BEG @raft=
benton Bflidt, bier3u @ittel nno
@ege gu fin6en. 9aB er iie i6neQ
fin6en m0ge, lit lnfere &offm1ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

&rieges mar, fon6ern fanu ieoer5eit
our@ &eran8iebung Der nod unper-
brou6ten &eierpen itGrter gerpadJt
meroem, mabreno 5ranfrei@ beute
idon nidt mebr imitan6e lit, feline 2ii>
den auf5ufuue1t, uno nit jeoem ne11en
&riegsmomat hpeniger 6a3u imitmoe
iein miro. Das bat 9oro DerbD in
ieimer bergniigten Stimma1ng nberie=
ben, nno 6aram miro fem &riegsplnn
ibeiterm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Mo6lmng an Die Ju9eno.

Ser @robber3og bon @adfenz@eiz
mar i%tottete Der @tobt Sena einen 8ez
fu9 ab. @r beii9tigte auf Ben 2obez
oaer @ielen bic Senaer Sugen0tomz
pagnie unb ri@tete nod @@1ub Der
uebungen eine Mnipra6e on sic jungen
2eute. Gr betpnte ben Wert Der milf
tGrii6en Sugen6porbereitung unb pies
barauf BIN, oab es auf Die Gus Ser
5ront auriidtebrenben &rieger teinen
guten Ginbrud made, penn iie bier
Sic Sugeno !ldf5ig berumgeben fdben,
pdbrenb iie brauben tbr Slut gera1e
fit biefe ss190fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
9es @rdFbenten @e@t
1ano Yfi@t.

Die Mitglie6er Ser bier 8riioer.
idoften bon :3ugbeoieniteten = So
tomotipfiibrer, &ei5er, Sdaffner
uno 8remier = baben IN iibermal'
tigeu6er @ebr3abl fir 6en Streif &c.
itimmt, faQs Die giienbabnen ibren
Ioroerrungen nidt nad}geben iollten.
Die giienbabnen erflaren, 6ies mid)t
tblrn 81 f0jnne11, baben aber oem bun-
oesbeboroliden &ermittelungsratB
ooer =N1,sidub gu periteben gegeben,
oaB iie bereit iino, Sen Sail einem
|S6ieosgeri6t 81 l1nterbreiten nno,
ieIbitperitdnolid, iid 6eiiem l1rtbeil
5u fiige11. Die Siibrer ser 9rii6er=
idaften Ser 3ugbeoieniteten beiteben
nid)t 1111r 11n1odgibig oltf Sen BON
ibnen friiber geltellten Soroerl1ngen,
ionoern meigern ii6 ol1@, Sic 5roge,
ODER Jragen, irgen6 einem SdieoS=
geribt 51t u%nterbreiten nn6 bebufs
9%eilegltng 81 iiterlaiien. Sic baben
feinerlei @oridlage uno Mnbeutl1n=
gen genlabt, pie ionit ser 5treit gilt
lid, beigelegt tper6en fonnte. Sic
iinb> 10 ideint's, entidloiien> unter
allen llmltan0en ouf ibrem u9dein"
SIT beiteben; pod)en auf 6as ibnen
bon Sen Mitglieoern ser 3ugbe0ien=
lteten %gegebene &e6t, eine1 ange1nei=
ne1r Musitan6 an5uor6nen, u1t6 bof=
fen nno ertparten offeniidtlid, baB
Sic 9robung geniige1t mer6e, Sic
8abnen gum @ingeben auf ibre 5or=
6erunge11 gu 5ipinge1L 6aB i6limm=
ltenfous Elm 9treif bon Elm poar So
gen 6ies berbeifiibren mer6e.
Ser @or1tben6e 6es bun6esbebor6-
li6en @ermittlungsrotbes, Serr
Mortin 81. &1tapp, bat sem &r6iioen=
ten @illon bon 6ieier Sa6Gage n1t=
terridtet> nit 6em @rfolge, baB ser
TrGii6em iotpobI on SEN @oritben6en
6es &~onferen5mtsidu1ies Ser 8abnen
dIs ou9 a1 sic Siibrer Der 8rii6er'
|idaften ser 3ugbeoieniteten cine 8ot-
1iboft obgeben lieB, I'M Ser es II. a.
beiBt: ugin augemeiner @iienbabnz
1treif tpiir6e 5u ie6er :3eit sic peit-
reid)en6iten un6 i9d6lt6iten Solgen
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|fiib1e 6ober, 6aB i@ sos @edt babe,
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ner peri0ult@e 8eipre6ung nit If
men bier in @oibingto1 gu for6ern
= un6 i6 itelle biermit 6ieies Ser
langen als Sberba11pt 6er @egie'
rurg...."
Ser. Braii6ent bot nidt 111r bas
@edt, cine peri0nlide 8eipredune
init 6en @ertretern ser 8nbnen 1unb
SEN Jiibrern ser 3ugbe6ieniteten gu
p%erlongen, ion6ern es ift feline ein,
|fade &fli@t, Dos 5u tb1n, fofern fi4
Suites 6abon erboffen 1aBt. @r bat
ni6t MIR sos &e9t nn6 6ie @fli6t,
Sic @ertreter ser %ftreifen6en Barteien
na9 @a1bington 3u berufen un6 iie
6l1rd giitliden 3uiprl1@ CUR Mad=
gibigfeit gu betpegen 5u iuden ct
bat 6as &edt un6 es lit feline offenz
iidtli6e Nfli6t, sic @treiten6en NIT
al1en ibm 5u @ebote iteben6en Mit>
teln 51 gegenieitigem @ntgegenfom=
men 81 5tpingen un6, fails 6as m6t
gelingt, CUR 8ermeiiung 6es Sails an
Elm S9ie6sgeri@t un6 aunt @etter=
betrieb Ser &abnen nnter Sen Bette
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Cine Warnunq.

STE beutf@en 8rieeer baben ibren
fonntgen 9umor nt@t perloren. gu
Der @taatspriifung elmer tedntfden
9o@f@ule tparen 3ablreide Telograue
ct 4tenen. @iner BON ibnen btelt Dem
priifenben Brofefor zines Der betannz
ten platate r@olbaten, ldbt @u4 nt9t
ausfragen!" entgegen. 9arob natiir=
li9 srobs 9eiterfeit bel Sen ProfeKos
ren, prGflinqen uno 93ub0rern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

Deuti6e gu t06ten. Deutidlam6 miiiie
on Stelle ie6es 0iterreidifben Soloa.
tem Der faae ooer in @efangenddaft
geratbe> einen oel1tiden Soloaten itel-
let uro oas in @erbinda1ng nit iei=
men eigenen 8erlulten miilie Deutidb
lQno mutt Der 3eit 10 idma6en, 6aB eS
BEN &rieg nidt fortieten' tonne. DaS
lit Ser 3ermiirbungssffrieg, BON Dem
and6 Sir Douglas &uig 81 ipred)en
anfing, als or NIT leiner groBen 81
feniipe 10 jammerlid iteden blieb.
Mber on6 nit 6ieiem &rieg meroen
Die Muiierten cine groBe @nttauid=
ung erleben t8una6lt tit es nidt
mabr, 6aB 9eutl6lm6 an Ste1e je,
bes &c falenen o6er in @efangenidaft
geratbe1elr oiterreidiid)en Soloaten
einen Delttiden itelen m1B; Selter-
rei6El(ngarns &ei erpen 1in6 nod) la1r=
ge nidt eridopft.
Mber a1td) a1ge1omme1t, 9el1t1d=
lon9 miilie 1einem &erbiinoeten mirf=
lid) oie &ilfe leiiten, BON Der er ipridt
= Die Ge6mu11g 2or6 DerbDs miir0e
a16 Damn nidt ltimnren. @ir baben
mieoerbolt oarm1f binge>pieien, pte
iorgfaltig De1tld)lar6 feline &eierben
geidont bat. Man6e MaBnabmer
Ser 0eutlden @eeresleitung iino m1r
aus 0em 8eltreben 3u erflaren, Men=
i6enleben 3u iparen. Sour 6esbalb 1T
ger0u1r be11te mb nidt in 0eutider
&an6en. SS11 SEN fom11ren6en grt=
idei0l1ngsfdmpfen miro 6os cine gro
Re &olle ipielem cine biel groBe=
re, als 2or0 0erbD ii6 traunnen
laBt. Mob einem @eridt 6es Ser
liner &orreiponoenten ser Seem Sort
Times lit Ser gorge Sabrgang 1917,
6en 6ratpfrei@ gum groben Ebeil
ldum al1fgebraudt bat, in 9e1t14E
lan6 nod 81 @m1ie. 9as iino oie
Me11u5ebnidbrigen. Son 6em Sabr=
gang 1916, alio SEN 3tpan5igiabri=
gen, iin6 crit orei 6iinftel einbern=
fen por6en nn0 Die mer6en gegen=
mdrtig ausgebil0et. 9ie Mnsbil=
6ung miro nidt iiber itiir3t, iorhoern
nit Ger Sorgfalt norgenommen, mie
man lie 6riiben getpobnt lit.
0ie bei6en Sabrgange 5uimmen
tpiir6en in p0lliger Musbil0ung Elm
Seer bon r11t1o elmer Mi0ion iugen6=
fr6ftiger, a11Sgeiu6ter Sol6aten er=
geben, 1urdb aaf 6ieies Seer farm
Deuti@lan6 int @otbfalle %ieoer5eit gu
r~iidgreifen. gs f0nnte o11Ber6em Die
Mltersgren8e ma6 oben Bis 81 flint
gig Sabren ertpeitern, mofur aber nad
Mmii6t 6es Shines &orrelpon6erten
me6er cine @otbtperoigfeit nod eine
@abrI@einlidfeit .porliegt. MueS tn
allem iin6 na6 SEN 8erednungen oie=
les omerifamiden &orreipon6enten in
@euti6Io1r6 gegentpdrtig nob bier
Midionen maffenfabige Manner i'm
Sitter bonn adt5ebn Bis GIT fiinf5ig Sab=
rem perfigbar, rn6 au@ 2or6 Derbp
miro 8ugeben miiiien> oaB es 90 init
SEN Muslidten 6eS 3ermiirbnngSfrie=
ges ber5li6 idledt BEL teut lit. 9ie
%6amernoen @erluite Deuti6lan6S itn>
nltd int l1ngiinitiglten Safe nidt gro
fer ols ser 3ntpa6s, ben Ste Mrmee
6ltr6 6os @inriiden 6eS Madtp11dies
in 6os militarpflidtige Sitter erbalten
bat. go miro es ar1b in 3ufrnft
fem. 9os bel1tlde Seer miro nidt
f6m1der. mer6en als es 5u @eginn bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
2eber1et6en.

Sd bin geplagt nit 2eberlei6en
ettpa 5tpeimaI int Sabre" i@reibt
6rou Soiepb Dingmann bon @ebiter
Gitp, Sonia: SD babe S9mer5en in
meiner seite nn6 I'M &iiden nnb Elm
i6limmeS @eb in meirem @agen.
ssh b0rte bon @bamberlain's 6ab'
letfen nno beriu9te iie. Nadbem i@
cine balbe Slai@e babon gebran6t
batte, fiblte i@ mild mobl un6 bat'
tie feline 3ei9en bon Shmer5 mebr."
3n foufen in &enrp's Corner Drug
Store.-Mn3.
Mbounirt auf ben y9eurbRern.@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
9te Stem 0prf @prlb nenn1

Sic Me>p Worf @orl6 nenn1
&a1erta, oen eindtigen Frali6enter
bon Merifo, einer Moroer un6 Sc:
ipote1r. linn 6ie @eigerlt11g 8i1ionS
i'm a118uerfen1tet, Ole uns 0uS meri:
faniibe Sdlamaiiel u1f 0en Sails &c:
braht bat, 51 redtfertigen. geun ba1
ia 5meifellos uub &uerta feline Seb-
Ter gebabt, aber je6enfaas mare ct
ser Marun getpelen> in Merifo Orb
m1ng 51 l6affe1t. limo nebe1r @illo
un6 @arran5a par ct immer no6 Ell
ne bpdudtbare Ser onlidfeit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-06
y AutlaciolIs Venture. .

The officer Of cadets came Id anu
With tile. accent OF #Arnla :snac told hnw
ne had noticed q portioa of tile tow
wall in the suburb an Saint Pierre
mat was rot ~ Well defended as fhe
rest. Sinu!ata an attack iu force
upon anotherI parton tI2e rainpaf.ts. h
I'm said and giNe me 4 company of
hin comrades from Gascony; pro
fnis'ta g0u Ill sget into the nllcs
Well. sir.' said the marshal, HI
Will send orr commission to be
signed, but You shall answer for the
success eli tflis audacious venture
With Tour head
he following tlay January 1S,
a16A 81, EapauEe Was taken by assault.
and THE officer who planned and or