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The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

State Engineer A. w. Mahon was
a business visitor in Glasgow We'd
nesday.
J. M. Thoeny of Thoeny, one of the
new towns near the Canadian line
was in the city on business the fore
part of the week.
A dance was given in the new house
on the Frank Huston homestead on the
north bench. A large number from
Glasgow were in attendance ard all
report fine time.
Rev. A. U. Baer announces that
there will be no services in the Con-
gregational church during the month
of August, as he will spend few
weeks vacation on his farm near Tam
pico.
Albert Herstrom and Ben Schroed-
er are captains respectively of the
married and single men ball teams
which will clash on the local diamond
Sunday afternoon. The game promises
to be hummer.
Miss Kathleen Molyneux left last
week for Fairview where she will
spend some time visiting friends
From there she will leave on trip
through the western part of the state
with party of friends.
Jules w. Droze, one of the early
settlers Of the Fort Peck reservation,
was visitor in Glasgow yesterday.
Mr.. Droze advised Courier reporter
that he would move his family into
Glasgow this winter in order that
his children might take advantage of
the excellent schools here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Ranney of Min
neapolis were visitors in Glasgow a
few days this week on their return
from trip through Glacier Park and
Ranney took trip out through the
the western part of the state. Mr..
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
ORPHEUM THEATRE

O. P. Roop sold to Oscar M. RAIDER
of Lismas, one Of the Davenport cot
tages this week. Mr.. RAIDER will
move in just as soon as he can get
possession.
The mean maximum temperature for
the week ending today was 86 de-
grees and the mean minimum SO de-
grees with total precipitation of go
inches The weather today is de-
cidedly cooler.
Orville E. Mapes purchased two lots,
corner of Fourth avenue south and
South Ninth street., of Robert NJ.
Young. Mr.. Mapes will build nice
cottage on same and move his family
from Hinsdale to Glasgow in the near
future. The sale was made by O.
P. Roop.
T. H. Pritchard, one of the original
Fort Peck homesteaders, was pleas
ant caller in Glasgow yesterday. Mr.
Pritchard came down after a binder
3 to harvest his big crop. He advises
q that the last rains came in just right
3 and gave the grain fields a decided
4 boost He also stated that the en-
, tire country around Ossette was being
3 rapidly settled up.
Mrs. M. Slattery and Miss Ann,
8 Slattery of Pennington, New Jersey
8 mother and sister Of Attorney John L
4 Slattery of this city, arrived Frida.
evening and will spend some time Wis
3 iting at the Slattery home in this city
s They will leave from here for Helen;
5 to spend some time visiting at tn
s homes of Mayor Purcell and Jane
Slattery of that city.
Q An accurate and simple device fo
measuring gasoline, described in tn
= August Popular Mechanics Magazin.
e was constructed by a garage owne
in Vermont. 1t consists of 1O-gal
Ion tank in which there is float; tn
latter is attached to a pointer ths
rises and falls in front of a graduate
l. scale as the contents of the can
decreased and increased. A custom
er, desiring to fuel his machine, siml
H ly connects his oil tank with the II
+ gallon reservoir by means of hos
% provided and observes the flow by tn
T. movement of the marker.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
Cool and
Comfortable
Local BreDitieS

J. R. Murphy was a business visit ,
or from Nashua Wednesday.
Editor Roy Gordon was visitor
from Nashua Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mcintyre of
Baylor were pleasant callers in Glas-
gov yesterday.
Frank Nugent and Oliver Slette of
Culbertson were calling on Glasgow
friends Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Withnell of Havre, is
spending the week visiting Miss Rose
Lezie in this city.
Fred Weigel and Lee Hapgood are
rusticating on their homesteads south
of the Missouri river.
George F. Burke made a trip to
Culbertson and Medicine Lake the
fore part of the week.
w. B. Sands of Chinook, candidate
for the Reublican nomination for
Governor, was a visitor in Glasgow
Tuesday.
Lumber is being hauled and work
will commence Immediately on the
erection of new school building at
Ossette.
Mrs. Leo Schaffer returned this
week from a few weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Minot and
Williston.
Rev. L. j. Christler was down from
Havre Wednesday Of this week and
officiated at the Hanchette-Jevne we'd
ding ceremony
r. J. Moore made business trip
to Helena Sunday evening on business
in connection with the Four Valleys
Telephone Co.
Miss Gladys Memminger returned
Wednesday from the twin cities
where she has been attending school
the past year.
George r. Fisher advises the Cour-
ier that he has decided to withdraw
from the race for the nomination for
Clerk and Recorder.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Chouinard Of Baylor announces the
arrival of a bouncing baby boy al
their home on Monday, July 28th.
S. C. Moore, candidate for the Re.
publican nomination for clerk of the
district court, left yesterday morning
for an extended trip over the north
country.
Rev. Hendrickson officiated at the
christening of Edward William, thu
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E
Blycker, at their home in this cit!
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Talbot and daughter
Miss Alice, are spending a few weeks
visiting at the G. w. Rapp home il
this city. Mrs. Talbot is siste
of Mrs. Rapp.
Work on the new Wells Bros. build
ing is progressing rapidly and Con
tractor Kent expects to have tn
building completed in time for occu
pancy early this fall.
C. o. Knight advises that he vii
commence work in the near futur
on the wiring of the new Glasgo,
-four mill. The mill is rapidly near
ing completion and will be in frs
class shape to take care of She 1911
crop.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
NeupS in
0ndAb0uf
TOu,n

Dr.. Burgess of Nashua was Wis
itor in Glasgow the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. Harvey Booth came down
from Saco this week to visit Glas-
gov friends.
C. Prentice and B. A. Mcfarland
left this morning for Poplar to take
in the lots sales.
Miss A. Survant of Malta is spend
ing the week in Glasgow the guest
Of Miss Helen Schilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Burkhardt and
Miss Helen Martyr were visitors from
Nashua on Wednesday of this week.
E. N. Hill of the O. M. Christinson
Land Company, left last night for a
business trip through Sheridan coun-
ty.
Miss Minnie Arnold and Mrs. John
Spaulding left Wednesday morning
for the Spaulding ranch north of
Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Coleman will
leave tonight for Glacier Park where
they will spend month on Lake Nc
Donald.
Mrs. II. C. Kreis and son returned
to their claim near A.t' ca e Wednes-
day after short visit with friends in
Glasgow.
Mrs. E. N. Layton returned this
week from Devils Lake, N. D., where
she spent few days visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Marjorie Combacker of Osce-.
ola, Wisconsin, niece of Mrs. P. E.
Kent, is spending few weeks Wis
iting at the Kent home.
H. ]. Landre and family returned
Saturday from an automobile trip
through the western part of the state.
They report good roads and most en-
joyable outing.
A small blaze in rubbish heap
near one Of the o. P. Roop cottages
on the south side brought out the
fire department last evening. No
damage was done.
Mrs. William Hurry and daughters
Mildred and Vivian, arrived last night
from the west and will spend short
time visiting at the homes of John
and Leo Hurry in this city.
Miss Johanna Lind returned this
week to take charge of part of the
instruction work at the summer
2 school. Miss Lind has been spending
g her vacation at Galesburg, Illinois.
: T. B. Mitchell of Great Falls, demo-
cratic candidate for the nomination
for congressman, was pleasant call.
, er in Glasgow yesterday. Mr.. Mitch
ell is managing editor of the Great
Falls Tribune.
R. M. Young left Thursday morn.
ing for the twin cities where he will
: join Mrs. Young who is now at the
: Mounds Park Sanitarium. They ex.
e pect to send several weeks visiting
: throughout the east before returning
The song recital given at the Bap.
II tist church last evening by Miss Marie
e Mccormick assisted by Mrs. M. Reul
" er was an unqualified success from ev'
: cry standpoint. Miss Mccormick
It and Mrs .Reuler are making them
6 selves universally popular as enter.
tainers and are much in demand.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

Unfortunately the only way to- get
,'the boys out of the trenches" thus
far discovered is to blow them out by
shell fire or dig them out with bay
OnetS
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
Hanchette-Jevne

A very petty wedding took place
at St. Matthews church in this city
Wednesday afternoon when Russell
Churchill Hanchette and Miss Kadelia
Jevne of Nashua were united in mar
riage by Rev. l.. j. Christler. Miss
Leone Martyr of Wabasha, Mime
sofa, acted as maid of honor and H.
Burkhardt of Nashua, as best man.
After the ceremony the wedding party
repaired to the home of Mrs. A. H.
Smith where a dainty wedding lunch
con was served. The happy couple
left the same afternoon for short
automobile trip over the state.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

L0st-On Glentana and Opheim road,
not more than Ia miles out of Glas-
gov, either in Glasgow or on the
road, one yellow silk lady's sweater
and one Navy blue rubberized rain
coat. Finder please leave at Cour-
ier office or at the Emporium.-Mrs.
]. L. SlatterY. 14tf
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
Well
Ventilated
Society Mews
By Our Society ditOv

The Ladies' Missionary Circle of
the Christian church will meet at the
church Tuesday afternoon, August 8.
Mrs. Behner will entertain and visit
ors are always welcome. g..
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Arch Deacon Hooker of Helena,
will hold morning and evening SER
vices at St. Matthew's church on Sum-
day, August 9th.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04
Art Club Meets

The Art Club met on Wednesday
July 26th, at the home of Mrs. 0. P.
Roop on Second avenue south. Four
teen members responded to roll call
with my favorite diversion" Guests
present were Miss Leone Smith, Mrs.
j. Hurry, Mrs. Talbot and Miss Alice
Talbot of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Sybl.
This was a social afternoon and was
most pleasantly spent the guests and
members being entertained by read
ing by Miss Smith and two vocal
solos by Miss Talbot. At the close
of the afternoon Mrs. Roop served a
delicious two course luncheon. The
next meeting of the club will be held
at the home of Mrs. H. M. Mcintyre
on Wednesday, August 9th.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-04

Mrs. Reece Entertains Wild Rose
The members of the Wild Rose
Sewing Circle met last Friday after
noon at the pretty home of Mrs. c. M.
Reece. 1t would be impossible for
one not to enjoy an afternoon spent
at her pretty place with pretty lawn
and a yard full of blooming flowers.
The visitors of the afternoon were
Mrs. Thomas Dignan, Mrs. C. L. Vim
cent and Mrs. James McManus of
Hinsdale.
At p. m. the hostess served one
of her noted delicious lunches, after
which the ladies adjourned, each with
large bunch of sweet peas.
The Circle meets in two weeks with
Mrs. Joseph Leahy on Third avenue
south.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

fer ielbit in 6ieiem fritifden Sta6utnr
ser 9inge teinestpegs fir 6en aries
1por uno ole Mnitreng1nger 6ara.t
iebte, UNI i'm 81 berbiten. Sd glau=
be, oaB 6ieies argument betpeisfrdi-
tig gen1g lit. Serner lit gu bebex-
fen, bab sic &er3meif11tng 6es 6els-
i6en 8otidofters in petersburg Bon
6em 6ortigen briti}den 8toidofter
ge11rel6et u116 beroffentlidt tpuroe.
Ser etrgliide 8otidofter iost 81
iiber SEN 6eutidan: vgr idien gaass
n~ie6ergeidmettert 81 iein, o1s er fia
eingeitebe1r nu1Bte, 0aB Ser &ries
nidt mebr gu permei0e11 lei. or bat
bierauf @aionotp, ibn1 irgen6 einen
@oridlag 5u MAIDEN, Sen er Ser Ser
Liner &egier1trg telegrapbiren fonnte
un6 Ser einen lebte1t 6offnungs~
idinmer getpdbren miir0e.~ go miro
1id ME ut16 rimmer Elm diplomat Be-
nebmen, ser bon ieiner &egieruns
sem Muftrog erbolten bm, ei1ren &rss
! berbei5ufibren. Mon erinnere im
meiter> 6aB Ser 6e1t1d)e Miniiter 6es
Meberen gelegentli9 elmer unterre=
Dung init 6em engIiiden 8otidofter
6ie gIeide 8eftiir511ng 5ur Sdot
trug.
@s lit 6o6 nidt a%115ltrnebmer, 6oS
DISQUALIFICATION, 6ie 6urd 10 grobe
rdumltd)e 0iitan5en BON ei1tor6er g.
trennt itr6, ii4 6obin beritdn6igt ~
BEN iollten, sic gIeiden 3eiden bon
@er3tpeiflung gu iinutlieren. Ml1be-
oem mdre cine lolde @el1delei 3tped-
los un6 6arum lit lie al1d untpo1H=
ideinlid. Gieien 6rei 8etpeispumften
reibt itd ser it ser &eb11e Sc Garis
eridyiene11e 8eridt zines fron5oiiiden
Generals on, Ser beio9t, 6oB am rs.
Sl1li Sic ga115e be1rtide 6loHe in tpe'=
ter %@1ttferr11ng bo11 ibrer Operaiots<
Bats mon0brirte unb nidt imitan5e
gene en tpdre, ibre @oblenporrdtbe 81
ergG1r3er1 urn6 lire MonnIdoft off
&riegs1tan6 GIT bri11ge11, tpenn 6ie eng
Iifde Slotte NIT SEN Tein6feligfeiten
begonnen bdtte. SHE 6ie1e Momexte
3l1famme11 miiifen Sic l1eber5el,g11ns,
6nb Ser @oi1er Sen &rieg 1piht getpoM
bat, unerfditterlib mod}en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

sic allen Betpobnern tpenigltenS oas
gum 2ebe1t Motbtuen6igite gepabrlet=
ltet. Slerbei fpmmt natiirli6 5n al
lererit elm a~atsf0i;mmlider 9obn in 8e=
tradt. 81. Sobn &pan bon Der @a=
tboliiden l1niberiitat IN 8aibington
bat in ietner befannten 5drift: 81
2ibing @age>" 6ie 6iefem 5ngrrnoe
Iiegeteoen religioien un6 0tonpmiiden
@rinaipiem einer 8riif1ng nnter5ogen
un6 flnr ouseinan6ergelegt.
SIM 2idte Dieter @rtpag1,,tgen BE-
riibrt es b0dit %ion6erbar, oaB nniere
8u1p6esregieramg einen Sbel ibrer
Mngelteuten mutt 20ba1en oblpeiit, Sic
BEL meitem nidt an Den at einem
men16entpiroigen 9eben notbuen6i=
gen DurdidmittSlobn beranreiden.
@ir erfabren bies anlablid Ser Ser,
bore sic BEL geratbrrg Ser @orloge
Mola11 bonn 5u%itdn6tgen MusidluB
oes Observation-Disclosures a%bgeba1ten
tpur6en. Sic %genannte @orloge for
oert elmer, Sagelobn bon menigitens
So fir ollie Mngeite1ten Ser @11noes=
regier1tng. SS,1 6ieien gerboren Nun
mur6e aa1d) Elm So6tengraber bonn
Mationalfrie6bof 5u Mrlingto1r Der
nonmren. Ct er5ablte 6en Mitg1ie=
6ern 6eS &omitees, wie ct iid felt
Sobrem bemiibe, feline 8amilie NIT iei=
nem MonotsgebaH bon $40 gu unter=
balten. Or bega11n," mie 6ie Seem
gorf gpening &oit (22. @ar5) in
!ibrem 6ieie Mrgelegenbeit betreffen=
Den 8eridte iagt, feline @r5ablnng
nit fe1ter @timme; ols ct ieoo6 6a5u
iibergi1rg 5u idtl6ern, mie er berge=
bens periudt babe, feiruer Sroa1 rno
leinen 5tpei &i1roern ettpaS 8leii9 gu
foufen, traten linn Gbrdmen in sic
Mngen, fem @inn 5itterte, bis 5allebt
feline @orte unborbar puroen." =
gr er5ablte meiter> 6ab ct S. fit
M1ietbe, S. fir @traBenbabn ltnb Sic
iibrigen $27 fir 6ie ionitigen @1sla=
gen Ser Somilie gebraudt babe; bob
iie 1tetS ol1f SIetid batten ber5idte1
miilien; bab 8obnen un6 Maisbrei
ibre &a11ptnabr11ng m1smabten 1tno
6aB IN LETTER 8eit ielbit 6iefe Mab=
r%ungsmittel INN mebr ols bun6ert
8ro5e1t in Sic @obe gega11gen ieien.
9l116 beidrieb er, mie er bei1n @rab=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
tmiere @e0iermn8 nno
Die %&obnfra9e.
9as 3eusnif clues Sootensrabers in
@aibingtom.

Die tpeltbelpegen6eu greignille, oie
in 6e1 lebten SSabren Ole @lide Der
Mmerifaner 1tr6 ibrer &egierrng nad
ans1parts lenfter rrn6 bas 2an6 OUTS
engite NIT Den groBen Sragen Der
8eltpolitif beruobem, boben in mani
d)er Siniidt 6ie Brobleme in un1erer
eigenen Mitte Ieioer in Sen &inter=
gr1ln6 geordngt. Gns lit 11m 10 mebr
51 beoa11er11, 1peil es iid oabei I'M
Dirge banoelt, bon 6enen Ole ange=
meine @olfstpoblfabrt tpelentli9 ab=
bdngt> sic alio bobere 8eoeutnng be-
fite1e, aIs uniere Siderung gegem @m=
griffe bon auBen. 9ie Nationalper
tbeioig11ng fat 0od idlieBGib nnr
oan1r eiren @i11l tpen1t Ole bon ibr
gefor6erten &ie lenopfer berbaltniB=
maBig giinitige 2ebensberbaltmiile fir
aQe 8iirger SUR @orousiebung baben,
tper1, Tie IN bieien cine ADEQUATE Sc
grilnon1tg hn1oen.
gs 6iirfte aber nun uobl idtperli6
iematr6 81 fin6en iein, Ser ote mirtb=
id)nftlide Gage bel urS 10 ginitig BE-
urtbeilt. Man benfe MIR an 6ie u1r=
110tbigen 8erluite on @enidenleben
in 6en SS1r6uitriem, 6ie bielfab bor=
berri9en6en &atngerlobme, an 0aS
@obmangselen6 in ben @roBita6ten
un6 ON sic unerb0rte 8reiSlteigerung
int Mabrungsmittelpe ien, uno man
fommt at ser ueber5er1gu1pg, 6aB es
nod eine Menge fdtpteriger un6 6rin
GENDER Mufgaben eibt, 6te gel0it tper-
Sen miilen, ebe bon eiuem gei1ttpoen
3nltan6 int Snnere1t 11rieres 2m16eS
geiproden tuer6er1 fann. ltn6 6od lit
bieier geiun6e 3uito1r6 cine unabmeis=
bare 6or6er11ng fir Sen 8eltan6 uno
sic Sortoa1ter ether ie6en Mation.
9ar11m m11B ei1t 2an6 i@on aus eige=
1rem 9ebensintereiie in eri tier 2inie
6ofiir forgem, 6aB %innerbolb ieiner
@ren5en cine gerebte un6 mogli6it
gletdmaBige @ertbeil11ng Ser pirtb=
l9oftli6en Glitter mgeitrebt tper6e,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

id)allfeln oft Big at Die &riee I'M
gdlamm un6 Dred geitan6en l1ro er
6ie fdtpere Mrbeit n11r oesbalb adt
ssyyabre Long aa1sgebalten babe, tueil
ser nnterbalt Ser Samilie eS bon ibm
perlangte. 90 oft er nm cine 2obr=
erb0bung eingefommen lei, bobe n1att
.ibm regelmabig at beriteben gegeben,
6aB er ii6 1rad) elmer m6eren Mrbeit
um{ebem TONNE, tpe11n er nit 1el1er
26bnumg rridt mebr 5ufrieoen lei.
@noere 3eugen iogten BET ben ger-
b0ren aus, 6ob infolge Der geringen
90bme eine gan3e @eibe bon @eihaf-
ten bliibte, sic 6urd Die MIdlags=
5obla1ngem ser Mrbeiter %u1terbalten
tperben.
gs ban6eh iid bier, pie ma'r iiebt,
INN 3nitanoe, Die elmer idlel1rigen
@orreftor beoiirfe1t. Gie &egier11ng
iolte in Der ginfiibr11ng angeme1ie=
ner 26bme allem iibrigen Mrbeitgebern
nit ga1tem 8eiipiele nora11gebe1.
Cont m11B file iid Dos Hrtbetl gefal=
len lai1em, 6aB iie fem @erltanomB
bat fir sic eleme11tariten Soroer11rt=
gen Der @eredtigfett, rno 6oB tie bte
@eItenomodung 6iefer Soroer11tgen
ME 6%urdsuleben bermtag. Ste miro.
BONN oa1@ beriagen IN Ser Serbeifub~
r11rug elmer acknowledgement @iiterper=
tbeilnng, sic bel 6er ietigen mirtb=
iduftlide1t gnttpidlung IN nn1erem
2an6e imnter ~6ringen6er miro. 9iele
auidtige Groge ser @iiterpertbeilnng
bebon6et ein Mrtifel a11s Ser Te6er
|@r. Mpans 1T 6em 6emnaddit er1hei=
men6en. Mprilbeft 6es ~@entrolblat=
tes>" ser obne meifel iib fir btele
pom groBtem Sntereiie ertpieien miro.
G.=St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
@hIaHuiiqfeit.

l1nber6m1li@feit fort fat imnte'
SEN @dIof mebr ober tpeniger un6 ii
baufig sic l1riode bon S6lafloiigfeit
9eebmt Elm leidtes Mben6eiien nit tpe:
mia ue1rr iiberba11pt Sleiih nno feinf
M1ild; nebmt n1@ zines ser @bom.
|berlains Tablette nnmtttelbar mod
Sem gffen, 1trb fin6et aus, OBJ Sb1
nidt BETTER fiiblt. 81 fauf en 1T Sen:
rp's Corner Dr11g Store, ct. @louo
Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
Grnhiohr.

9uf SOS Sriibiobr miro bon enr
Mondem oIs 6ie f%reu6ieite Saifm
6es Sabres geidua1t, bas farm aber
1ridt bon 6em &~beumotii9en gefast
tuer6en. @as falte un6 fe11dfe @et
ter bringt eimem @~beumntiidten
5dmeraen, 6ie ibgen6 ettpoS na,r
nidt or1genebm fino. @ie f0orttert IN,
merbin geIin6ert per6en blr9 6en
@ebrua1h bon @bamberlairs 2in;-
ment. 81 ta1fen in 6enrps @ornsr
Drtg @tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
Gim Tram5oiealS @ertbei:
bigger oeS &aiierS.

S1r Ser alliirten &relle gilt es als
u1mmltoBlidye Sbntiode, 6ab Die
germt1portung fir ben groBem &rieg
ein5ig unb ollein 6em 6utiden @oi=
fer 5ufdut. Die 5taatsma1ner Der
MQiierten u116 Die bon ibnen beein=
flubten 3eitltngen boben es 10 baufig
geiagt, 6aB 6ieie grobe @uge glei@~
fam 5um Dogma %getpor6em lit. M1d)
in 6en Ser. 9taaten gibt es gar bic
lie, sic tbeils aus unperldul6eter> or=
g%eborerer 01tmmbeit, tbeils aus 8os=
beit 6arauf belteben, baB fetn a1roe=
rer ols Ser 6eutlde &ailer 6en &rieg
ange5ettelt babe. @er nit Ser @or=
geldid)te 6eS &rieges MIR einigerma=
Ben pertrol1t lit, meiB natiirli6, oaB
oas nidt tpubr lit. gu 6ieiem 9e<
fu1roe lit nab eingebenbem Stuoium
ser Nuellen n119 Ser befannte frat=
50ii1de Soaiologe ST. @uitape 2e8on
gefom1ne1r, ser es ii@ CUR Mufgobe
gemadt bat, in Ole Hydrologic 6es
&rieges ettpas &larbeit 5u bringea.
9egon erfIart freimitbig, 6uB Ser
@aiier 6en &rieg nidt getpoM babe,
allo o11d nidt 6afiir beranttportlit)
gen1odt tper6en fi0jrtt1e. Mu@ er lit ser
Mniidt, 6ab elm &rieg 3miiden
DeutidIan6 un6 England friiber ooer
lpater baitttte fommen miiffem aber
menn 2eutidlan6 6ieien &rieg ge=
moat bette, meint er, niir6e es i'm
GIT geIegener 8eit gefiibrt baben. @eit
6ranfrei6 un6 &uBlano friegeriihe
&ertpidelrtngen GIT iuden> bobe
Dettidla1ro ntdt 6ie allergeringite
@eranlaiiung gebabt, 6e1m nit BEL
Sen 241oern babe eS sic belten ban=
oelspolitiiden @e5iebungen unterbol=
ten. @ern es &11Blan6 bobe betri=
gen mollen, piir6e es Sos mabren6
oeS ruiii1d~iapani1der @rieges o6er
mGibren6 Ser rtiiii6en &ebolution ge=
tban babeh.
uMber abgeieben bon BEN Ebotio=
den, sic man %3ug11n1ten 9euti6lanos
un6 6es 6e11tiden @aiiers anfiibren
f0nnte," fabrt 2egBon fort, ureidet
sic @riirt6e pipdologii@er @otl1r boil
fommen bin> INT Sic Mrnabme 51
redtfertigen 6aB Oct Softer oen
&'rieg ridt getpoM bat. 3unadit m1B
mar 1i6 Sic 6ringen6en 9epeiden
6es @oiiers on Sen 3aren in's &C.
1adtmb 5ltriidrufen. SIN lebten Mo=
ment beidtpor 6er @aiier oen 3apen,
Die &iih1ngen ei1rsuitenen, 90 ionit
9e11tidlan6 ge5nunge1 miir6e, gleid~
faIs at mobiliiieren, Inn nidt iiber=
raidt 31 tper6e11. Ser Scatter gitrg
fogor 10 tpeit, bent 8oren Dos 5rel1no-
1doftgeI0bmb, sos er ieinem @roB +
batter a1tf oem Eo6tenbette ~abgelegt
botte, in grimner1tng at b%ringen.
Mon fann urr1oglib a,1nebmen> 6aB
ser gntldl1B 6es @atfers, &ablaro
oen @rieg 51 erflaren, idon oomols
gefoBt 1por. Cine 6erarttge Sel1d]elei
tpdire o116 pol1fommen iiberfliiiig &C.
meien.
Ser @ortlm1t Ser Depei1en 6es
Settlers lit bo1t elmer m1fridtiget n1t6
e6le1 @eiirn1t11g getrogen. Do ferner
6ie erite oiefer 9epeiden bret Sage
Dor @egi1ra Ser 6ein6ieltgteitet BET
faBt tu1roc, ideint es iiber ie6en
3metfeI erbaber 31 fem, bob Ser Scot
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06
IKindor scnrolon
MACH FLE7CHER'S
a .

9ie Srrenaible ,1nieres 2anbes ~.
ben mebr SnfaiIer, ols uniere TIM
periitdten uno @o(eges @tu6enta1
baben. l1nb mani bra11dt muir gcIs-
gertlth eiren 8ltd in sic @polte.1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3eit11ngen y,
tperfen, UNI fi9 5u iiberae1gen, 1os
nod lorge 1ridt ole SSoioten in Mfp1.
pflege itn6.