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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
WANTS
PAPERS SEIZED
GIVE n PUBLIC
GERMANY BELIEVES THAT
THEY WILL PROVE PAPEN
NEVER PAID ANY MONEY
TO WERNER HORN.

BERLIN tby wireless to Sayvillel
Jan. 21.-Another statement in de-
tense of Captain Franz Won Papen.
former German military attcahe at
Washington. was made today by the
Over Seas News Agency, as follows:
"A wireless dispatch from Eng
land says that the letters. checks
and vouchers which were taken
from Capt. Won Papen by the Brit
ish at Falmouth in violation of in.
ternatiOnal law are to be published
ut is to be hoped that they will be
reproduced in facsi, lille, because it
will then be evident that Capt. Won
Papen never made payment to
Werner Horn, who is accused of
having attempted to blow up IA Can
adian railroad bridge.
But in case the British publish
anything of this kind it may be as
serted in advance that it will be A
forgery.
1T is interesting to note that in
the British wireless reports the ac-
cusation that Cap. Won Papen was
connected with any plots to blow up
ammunition works in the United
States apparently has been dropped.
The case of HON is singled out
RI is so1enmfy stated in tie BRIT;
ish wireless dispatches that the let
ters and other documents taken
from Captain Papen were seized be
cause they were personal belonging
which are not protected by the
safe conduct guaranteed to him. If
this is really the British idea every
body in Germany viii regret that it
was not known before. for in that
case the archives OF the British en-.
bassy might have been seized after
the beginning of the war. No doubt
they would have brought to light in
teresting information concerning the
policy carried on for years against
Germany"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
AFTER LONG DELIBERATION
Nail Boys Cleared of Charge of
Killing a Hog.

After being apparently hopelessly
night out, and most of the day, the
jury in the case of Ernest and Clar
ence Nail, charged with killing a hog
belonging to w. G. Drawdy yesterday
afternoon brought in a verdict of not
guilty and the defendants were dis
missed
This case, which attracted consider
able attention, and which brought to
the city number of Glynn and
Wayne county farmers. went to the
jury Thursday afternoon, after an all
day fight The II men considered the
merits of the case for three or four
hours and unable to agree on a. YER
dict retired for the night
Yesterday morning the jury return
ed to the courthouse and.reported that
no verdict had been reached, but
Judge Highsmith refused to declare a
mistrial, and the IL men spent sew
eral additional hours de!iberating over
the case. Finally, about $3.50 O'Clock
in the afternoon, the foreman an
'nounced that verdict had been
reached
The case, as stated yesterday, was
the superior court, but which should
have been settled among the princi-
pals.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
BOARD To NAME
NEW SECRETARY
TWO OR THREE ARE ALREADY
BEING MENTIONED FOR THE
POSITION.

The question of successor to j.
ed as secretary of the Brunswick
Board of Trade, will be taken up by
the board of directors shortly, but full
and complete investigation will be
made before any one is named for the
place, for it is the intention of the
board to get the best man available
In this connection number Of
names were associated with the posi-
zion yesterday after it became known
that Mr.. Weatherly had resigned. and
mentioned In fact ii was stated that
one or two Of them were seeking the
position and had already discussed it
with members Of the Board of Trade.
Among those who will probably be ap-
plicants for the position are NJ. Walsh,
now wit. the G. G.. e. P. railroad, II.
w. Johnson, both of this city, and Al
bert NJ. Smith, former local postmas-
ter and at present with the Georgia
chamber of commerce in Atlanta 1t
is expected, however, that there will
be a number Of applications filed with
the board.
Just when the election will be held
is not yet known. Mr. Weatherly's
resignation becomes effective Febru-
airy first, and it is probable that the
board will meet to name his successor
as soon after that date as possible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
POLICE BEFORE
The GRAND JURY
PRACTICALLY ENTIRE FORCE
WAS SUMMONED TO- APPEAR
YESTERDAY.

Practically Brunswick's entire po-
lice force was summoned to appear
before the grand jury yesterday morn
ing and while they were all on hand,
only three or four Of them were ques,
toned by that body.
AS is usually the case, whenever a
large number Of people are summoned
the report gets out that general
Shakcup is coming; that indictments
are to be returned in, that case and
this case, and everybody in the city
who has in any way violated any Of
the state laws, get on the anxious
bench.
While it was not announced for just
what purpose the officers were want
ed by the jury, IT is understood that
their evidence was needed in two or
three whisky cases which are being
investigated, some of the offenders
having been arrested several weeks
ago charged with selling whisky.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
THIS DECISION
IS NOW Re ACHED
BY MONTENEGRO
AUSTRiANS ARE. REPORTED
ADVANCING TOWARD
ANTlVARl.
THE GOVERNMENT MOVED
Dispatches Announce That 1t
Has Been Located at Scutari.
Little Further Light on the
Greek Situation.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Newspape dis
erland and Paris report the renewal
of active operations by the Austrians
against Montenegro. One Austrian
army is declared to be marching along
the Adriatic towards Antivari, the sea,
port of Scutari, Albania, while detach-
ments of the Austrian forces are said
to be within Is miles of Scutari itself.
Recent dispatches have stated that the
seat of the Montenegrin government
has been established at Scutari.
The declaration in a Vienna dis
patch received today denying reports
that the peace negotiations between
Austria and Montenegro had been
broken off may be explained by the
fact that the dispatch was belated
one filed yesterday. All the advices
from the Montenegrin side continue
to vindicate the country
A Paris message today reiterates
the declaration that Montenegro has
decided to fight to the end, the an
nouncement coming from the Mon
tencgrin consul.
Little further light has been thrown
on the situation in Greece, where the
entente powers were said in recent
German reports to be applying further
coercive measures.
A Vienna estimate of the captures
by the Teutonic allies during esevn-
ten months of the war puts the
number of prisoners at nearly 3,000,-
900, with 1000 guns and 1000 ma
chine guns, while 100000 square
kilometers of hostile territory have
been occupied.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
ALLIES ARE PRESSING
GREECE TO BREAK WITH
THE CENTRAL POWERS

LONDON, Jan. 21.-EXtreme press
ure continues to be eXerted by the
allies against Greece in an effort to
compel that country to break her dip
lomatic relations with the Teutonic al
lies.
1t is reported here that King Con-
stantine has rejected the ultimatum of
the allies demanding the dismissal of
the Teutonic powers diplomatic min
listers from Athens. The destruction
of all Greek property available for use
against the allies continues.
The Montenegrins have been forced
to retreat upon Scutari before the su-
perior Austrian forces.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
Grand Jury MAY Act.

AMERlCUS, Jan. 21--Jndge Il. A..
LittIeiohn of the southwestern cir
cult, presiding Judge over Lee county,
was informed Of the lynching this
morning. lie had no comment to
make He made an order couvoking a
special term Of the Lee superior court
for January 81, to try the four men
indicted for the murder OF Banker
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
RESUME OFFENSIVE.

GENEVA, Jan. 21,-News was re
ceived here today that the Austrians
have resumed the offensive against
the Montenegrins and are now concen-
trating their forces for an attack
against Scutari The Montenegrin
government has been removed to Ly-
ons, France
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
REPORTS THAT VILLA
HAD BEEN CAPTURED ARE
PROVEN TO BE UNTRUE

Ell PASO, Jan. 21.-An official tele-
gram received here by the Mexican
consulate from Chihuahua City today
states that the reports of the capture
of General Villa are untrue.
The reports grew out of the capture
of five bandits near San Geronimo
ranch who are believed to have taken
part in ne massacre of the Americans
near Santa Ysabel
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
MAY FORFEIT CHARTERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Suit to
forfeit the charters of national banks
that are charging usurious rates Of in
terest may be brought by Comptroller
of the Currency Williams. Comptrol-
Ter Williams told the house rules com
mittee to day that his office was con
sidering the advisability of bringing
suit against banks where 40 per cent
or more was charged on loans.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
LONG UNDERTAKING"

ROME, Jan 21.--Premier Salandra,
in an impassioned speech at Florence
prepare to make extreme sacrifices if
the war is to be won by the allies He
declared that ''it is long undertak-
ing "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
RUSSIANS TAKE ANAeAD

TEHERIN Jan. 81 The Russian
forces have occupied Suit Anabad
which is sixty miles to the southwest
OF Hamadan, Persia. The Turkish
troops stationed here fled towards
Burujird
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22

tive officer
Mr.. Weatherly's resignation as sec
retary of the local board, to become
effective February l, was accepted
by the directors of the borad at a
meeting held yesterday. The direc-
tors, with much regret, found it i'm
possible to meet the salary asked by
Mr.. Weatherly and accepted his resig-
nation with deep regret.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
SWITZERLAND SUNK.

LONDON Jan. 2l-The British
steamship Switzerland was sunk in
the Mediterranean today, it is believ-
ed by a submarine. All of the crew
were saved,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
TURKS IN FLIGHT.

ROME, Jan. 21.--The Turkish forces
in the Caucasus and Mesopotamia are
reported TO be in headlong flight be
fore the Russians and British. 1t Is
reported that the Turkish troops are
out Of ammunition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
INVADE ALBANIA.

PARIS, Jan. 21.-A dispatch receiy
ed here from Salonik states that an
other Bulgarian army of 10000 men
will invade Albania from Monastir
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-22
Oliver

Oliver.
He has ordered the grand jury into
session and it is extremely likely that
they will take notice OF the lynching.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

lidite, logiidite un6 erfoIgrei@ite
selbitbeban6lung fit 8ru@, tpel@e
6ie @elt lie eefanrt bat. @ei6 pie
Sammet - lei@t auf511legen - Bill
Zig. @ir6 gebroudt tpabren6 SIR
orbeitet o6er idlaft. @enn felt om
&orper angebrodt, 10 iit ein ii@ Sos.
loien o6er @eri@ieben 11nmogli@,
fam 6emno@ ni@t rei5en o6er
5piden. Seine &temen, S4na1en
o6er Se6ern orgebra6t.
2ernt tpie Die 8ru@offn11ng 5u
i9lieBen mie es 6ie Motur berlongt,
es fann iid Damn Der 8ru6 ni6t
ber11nter5ieben. @9idt guren Sea-
men beute Elm an sic Blapao &c.,
8lod IS, ct. 2ouis, &c., fir freien
@eriu6 6es Blapoo un6 sic notbtpet1-
6ige onleiten6e Snformation. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

SIR gegen sic @orfebrng. STR @ang
lit Elm @ebeimmB fiji urs. SS@ tpetB
es: aber Str miBt milien, 6aB sic
gottli@en 6iigungeu, 6eren 0pfer tpir
iin6, sic ideinbaren l1noronungen,
tpelde @n9 in Sen @erfen 6es
|590pfers auffalen, MIR 6te geborla-
men Mgenten ieiner untrigli6en
@eisbeit 1inb. SS6 tpar in @urem
Mlter> ols ib ra6 Merieo reiite. @or
meiner @ini6iffung batte i6 6en
05ean, 6fe S@tffe, 6ie @eeleute un6
lire Manoper n11r in meinen 8i-
dern gefeben. @an li@tete nit Gin
bru6 Ger Na9t Sen Mnfer. Mlsbal6
peruriadte mir 6ie gat15e @@iffS=
mannfdaft, 6ie in elmer beitdnotgen
8epegung par, lire 10 mannigfalti=
gen, 10 auBeoroentliden Sperationem
oas S6iff ielbit> pel6es lie no6 Mn-
trieb elmer &raft> sic mir nnbefan1t
par, bal6 re@ts, bal6 limits ging, sizes
allies, tpopon ib ni6tS eritanb, per=
uriadte mir Elm @ritaltnen un6 Ell
men S6refen, Sic tpabrbaft lalder-
li9 maren.
uNo9 biel i9ltmmer tpar i6 90
ran> als mir NIT Mnbrlt9 6es Cages
bon einem befttgen Sturme begriiBt
pur6en. Das bon SEN Slutben ge=
peitldte o6er bon ben @ogen gebo=
bene @6iff f9tuanfte tpte Elm betrltr-
|fener menid un6 fiel bol6 a1f Sic
|@eite, bol6 m1f Sen &iel 5uriid. S6
bieH MIDI fir berloren. 9ie Matr0=
Der Ser @-@iffsmannidaft, sic mir
Elm hpenig @ertra1en batten einfloBen
iol(en, bradtem MIDI boqen6s CUR
@er3peiflung; i'd iab ole 6iefe @en-
i6en tpte tpobniinnig Fin un6 ber
renrenL sic einen itiegen in Ben unt
teriten S@iffsra11m btnob, Sic an6e=
rem fletterten gum Sa11&perf btnauf,
begaben ii@ rittlings muf sic @eeel=
itangen, erb0bten> fenften, men6eten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
6ie Segel nod ouen &i6tungen. Sc
ne 1dIoHen 6ie 2nfenI ma@ten 1i

6ie Segel nod ouen &i6tungen. Sc
ne i6loiien Ole 2ufen, ma@ten sic
9tudpforten gu, 6ieie arbeiteten nit
ser Humpe, nn6 alleS geldab mitten
unter einem beitan6igen Mustaui6
bon @9reien, 8orten, 8eiden, mo-
bon i6 nidts bertrand; i6 glaubte
6aS 8il6 6es @baos 5m ieben, in met
mem Mugen batte Die Mannibaft Ben
@ppf berloren un6 ban6elte ga115 nod
6em 3ufon.
u8tttern6 nn6 a11Ber Dalinng itteg
i6 me6anii6 in sic &annmer 6eS
Steuermam1eS binab. Sier fan6 i@
einen @reis nit fabIem &oupte in
na@6enfltder Gtel1ung. Ct tpar al
lem geiammelt un6 iinnen6, 6ie &an6
ouf 6os Ste1errl1oer geltiibt un6 6aS
Muge felt auf eine Seefarte geridtet.
8al6 iab ib i'm nit 6em 3ifferblatte
Sic @6be ser Come meiien un6 &C.
nm sic @ro6e 6eS Meri6ians be5eid=
ner1, bol6 auf DEM &ompoB sic $50
larabre@m1ngen nnteriuden. &ings
INN iein 3immer fab i6 Mitro1abien>
Seeubren, Se1effope bangen. SS9 BE-
merfte, 6aB En- fid aner 6ieier Dinge,
6eren @ebrm16 i6 nt6t fannte, CUR
2eihung 6es 5diffes be6iente; id be-
merfte ferner, 6oB er aus fetner &oie
ser Manni6aft ole 8efeb1e 5uion6=
te> sic fie NIT ebrfurdtsoollem
|@@meigen orfnobm un6 3u bol13te=
ZEN elite {. Da erfarm1te i@, 6aB ole
6ie mir unbegreifltden Sperationen>
sic uuf SEN berihte6enen Gbetlen 6es
|S9iffes borgenommen tp11r6en, bor-
berettet, befoblen, nit @etsbeit fir
6ie &ettung 6es 5biffes berednet
maren. St begriff fie 6arum nidt
beifer; bod rei6te sic bobe @oritel=
lung, sic ib BON Ser @eisbett nn6
@ei6idIi@feit oes @teuerma1tnes
batte, Fin, tint mir Biz gum 3tele 1tt1=
ferer 6abrt bonfommene 3uberiidt
ein3ufl0Ben.
nSSl11tger Mann! sic @eIt 1T Elm
03em; Ole @efenidoft Elm @@iff sos
@ott Ieitet; sic Meni9er, lire 2ei=
6eni@aften, sic &reaturen, sic ber-
idie6enen greigniffe 1ir6 6as Sm1-
tperf, Sic Meaften> sic @egel, sic Mn-
ter, Sic Mitroldbien nn6 sic Matro>
fen Ser @orfebung. Str begreift
11i6ts bon Dem fombinierten @piele
oller 6ieier S%nitrumente. un6 5ftttert
rn6 fdreit 1mut ouf. Meir 8reun6!
made es tpie i6, gebt in 6ie &m-
mer oes 8iIoten. @ern Str sic 11n-
en6lide @eisbeit nit ser &on6 amf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
8rm@tamo trasen ber:
boteu.
Gimfa@ medamii@e 11nteritiitmne
beit nidt. 8imbenber 9rm6
idabbaft erflart. =

Sos 8r116ban6 lit I'M beiten @inne
MIR Elm @ittel6ing> cine falf@e Stu,
BE gegen eine faqen6e Mauer, uno
man Ha1m ni@t ertparten, 6aB es
mebr bilft als cine einfa@e me@ani=
l1nterftibung. Ser bin6en6e
Druid ba1t sic CHARACTERIZATION muf,
tpo6a1r6 Die geidmddten Musfeln,
tpelde 6ie meiite @obr11ng gebrou-
9en, beraubt mer6en.
Mber 8i1ieni@aft bat einen @eg
gefun6en, un6 ie6er 8ru@lei6en6e
I'M 2an6e lit eingela6en, einen
freien @eriu6 gera6e in Der @in-
ieines @aufes 5u MAIDEN.
9tuart's M6beif B1opao-
al lit obne 3meifel sic tpiiieni@aft=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

mouen, glauben MIR nod bie aliier-
ten Drgane, sic 6arauf %orrgetpieien
iino, es gu gIa1ben. Ml1d sic glau<
bige @emein6e, Die a1f sic Siege 60
oornaS idtp0rt, miro immer fleiner,
uno imnrer augemeiner brtdt 6ie @r,
fenmtnib iid 8abn, baB me6er Die
&uiien nod Die Staliener Ser Sade
Ser MQiierten 5um Siege berbelfen
tper6en.
Sbne Die &ilfe &11Blan6s unto Sta
liens aber fann 6ie neber=Sffenitbe,
BON Ser felt Monaten sic &e6e getpe=
fen lit, nibt 6urdgefubrt mer6en.
Gin fir 6ie Mliierten g1iidlider Mus>
gong 6eS @rieges mare MIR 6enfbar,
menn cine iiegrei@e SHeniiDe amf
ouen &riegsi6aupldben gleid5eitig
Biz 5u einem Hunfte gefiibrt tper6en
f0nnte, mo sic 8entralma6te un6 if
re Gerbiin6eten ibr l1nberm0gen etn=
geiteben muBten, 6en &f fort
5uieben. Daran lit natirli6 ntdt
5u 6enfen. l1n6 tpas england nn6
Sranfrei@ NIT &uBlan6 uno Stalien
%5nia1nm1en ni6t fertig bringen fojn1ren
nn6 niemalS fertig bringen mer6en,
peroen iie oQein erit re@t ni6t fertig
bringen. Inter 6teiem @efi6tsmin=
fel idrumpf Sic groBe Sffenfipe tbot,
fa@li6 5u Ser 8emonitration 5uian1>
men, olS mel6e @~eneralmoior Mau<
rice tie in 1einer ltnterre6ung NIT
6em @ertreter elmer amerifanii6en
@odri@tenagentur gefenn8eidnet bot.
Man miG Soffre belfen> tpeil er Ser
&ilfe oringen6 be6arf un6 neil er I'M
&ilfe gebeten bot, ober mani tpin ii@
nt4t acknowledgment un6 Ole &t=
arbeit Sen Gran5oien iiberlaiien.
Sos iogt @~eneralmoior Ma1trice
5tpar ni@t gera6e bera1s, aber aus
gatt5en Garleg11ng gebt es ber-
Dor. Soffre i6etnt gelegentli6 iei-
mes iiingiten @efudes in 9on6o1 iei-
ne @e6rangmiie often 6orgelegt un6
6ie @nglan6er energii9 an lire
@fli@t %erinnert 81 baben. MIse lie
Deuti6en Sort Tbionmont ge1rom=
men un6 fi@ Sen @eg 1a@ oem ime<
rem ELECTROMAGNETIC @er6uns. fret
gemadt batten, bieB es in 6em Sort.
fer 8ert6t, 6teier @rfolg Ser 9eut<
uer6e sic fommen6en @ntmife=
1l1ngen MIR bei6leunigen. 9amaIs
Ser Iebte Mppen 1,ad 9on6on
gega11ge1 GIT fem. 9ie @eriideru1g
Ser amtliben @ariier Stenen, Ser
@erluit bon Ebim1mo1t babe nidts
5u be6euten> 1por olio GI1nferei.
sSoffre tpa1Bte gar18 gera1t> mas er at
be6e1ten batte, ur6 tpie 6ringen6 er
Ser Silfe be6mrfte. Sb feline @rtpor=
tl1ngen fi@ erfiillen tperoen, mnB OBJ
gepartet mer6en. @inerlei, tpie man
Sen Mngriff ser Muiierten 6euten
Of ols bloBe Demonitratio1t o6er
als 9ffenjtoe nit 8ielen, Sic iber sic
&ett1ng @er6uns binausgeben, sic
beitebt, 6aB fie bis iebt 111tr
in 6em @ebiet iii6Ii@ ser @omme
einigermaben sic @rfolge gebra@t
bat, 6ie mont bon ibr ertpartete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
9tS @e1tt1ifS Stemer:
1etatt1t.

Sn sic i9peirigen @e6anfengange,
meld)e 6as @ebeimnib Ser g0ttliben
Meltregierung 5par ni@t aufbellen,
ober mQnde 8eoenfen 5u beben mobl
g%eeignet iin6, flidt IN ieinem Werfe:
uGas gbriltentbum unb 6ie @iniprii'
DIE leiner @egner>" 9r. 8oien eine
gr5ablung Elm, Die ga115 Defenders in
oen @eltmirrnilien 6eS iett toben=
Sen 80lferfriegeS ale MufmerfIam-
felt per6ient.
v8ir fonnen es uns nidt oerla=
gen." i6reibt &oiem I'M @arogropb
go leiner Mpologetpf am S@luiie Der
Mbbamolung: &e6tferttgung oes gott=
Ii6en @altens int @anse Ser 5eitli-
den @eidide 6eS Meni6en, bier BEL
grtpabnung Ser tp%u1t6erbaren gottli=
den 9eitung mitten int 8irriale Der
5eitliden Dinge cine @r5dblltng ein=
5ufle@ten, Die nns beim er1ten Sc
fen 1T elmer feiiebeidreibung in Ell
ge11tbumIi9er @ei1e ergriffen bot:
v@egen bier ubr morgens be-
merfte i9 an S@lingen 6es Sdif,
fes, 6aB bas @eer in ftarfer aufre'
gurg lei; i4 itteg auf 6as @eroed,
11m 6iefes an fi@ 10 impoionte umo
10 ne1te @dauipiel gu eenteBen. 9ie
@terne gIan5ten ant Girmoment, Elm
tiefes S9tpeigen berri@te unter benz
@6iffsbolfe; sic @eiien6en idliefen,
ser Bilot ouein mar om @teuerru'
ser, SOS Muge felt m1f 6en &ompaB
geridtet. Mm @or6ertbeile iaBen
5tpei @erionen, sic i6 an ibrer @pra-
DIE als 9ponier erfara1te. Ser eine
par Elm bieronpmitif6er Mon@, Elm
our6 feline tpeiBen &oare, feline or1=
tife &lei6ung, feinen i6onen Sort,
ser INN Biz auf sic 8ruit berobbing,
ur6 Defenders 6ur@ bie &ube un6
sic @ir6e feiter @eitolt ebrtpiir6iger
@reis; Der an6ere tpor elm iunger
MilitGr nit fbtpor3en Soaren, leb.
boftem1 M11ge, roi@em @ange, berber
@pra6e; bei6e, aus ibrem @aterlan-
6e berbonnt, ertparteten in Som, benz
8ufludtsort ouer nnglIdli@en, bei<
1ere Sage. 9ie unterbaltung, bie
oIlmdbIi6 BEN @borater elmer ie6en
Ser bei6en re6e1r6en @erionen an
nobm, por a%btpedielr6 ernit un6 leb-
baft.
nMtt 11nredbtt," fpro@ Der @reis
gu feinem iungen 6re1noe, ~1m11rrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
G1tre G%insetpeibe iollten fid einmal
bes Sages leeren.

Cine freie Ieidte 8epeg11ng ser
@ingetpei6e ie6en Sag lit ein 3eihen
bon gutter @eiun6beit. 9r. Sings
Neue 2ebenspillen bringen @u9 Ell.
men miI6en larotiben gffeH obtre
&neifen un6 befreien @uer GDitem
bon 81utbergiftunge11, reinigen @uer
Slut beieftigem 11nber6a1lidteit un6
baben etnen a1tsge3ei6net itdrfen6en
@ffeft a11f oos gon5e @pitem. Modt
@111 tpie6er leben6 fiibIen. Sour 25f
bel Mpotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Dem Steuerrnoer, 6aS Muge felt
geribtet a1f bas 8iel, Sic ga11Be @elt
ibren @eleben 11rtertporfen iebt, 10
miro guer @dreden beridapin6en,
STR tper6et OBJ Gnrem Murren err0-
tber, unb gner &er3 miro ittn ruben
i'm @ertrauet1 un6 Srie6enl" Ser
iunge Milit4r erbob Ole M1gen gum
9immel, neigte 6as Sa1pt nn6 6rid-
tie sic &an6 6es @rei1eS an feline 2tp-
pen un6 beneBte iie NIT ieinen Ebra-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

@r0Bere grtpartungen bat iie uner-
flint gelailem sic @ngldn6er baben
es eben nidt febr eiIig, tpie General
major Ma11rice iagt. Die @nglan-
Ser ltn6 borit@tige 2eute. Gle tpii-
fen, 6ab sic Deuti6en nit 8rattar>
toffeln un6 Blumpu66ing ni@t i@ie=
Zen. @te lebten Gage baben iie 6aru>
Der belebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Se6enfet:

Ser ,,g2etp CLOTHES" @tore pertauf irsenb et=
mas fir @dnner nno &naben, baS Elm ritter &la6e
Skinner nnb &naben=@tore p~erfaufen lou. Mub
Softer, Nn5u9tal item un6 &eiietai@en.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-05

Special to TimeS-Repubifcan. # e.
Hampton. May 5.-The matter OF
drainage district No. As which concerns
some 200 property owners IN this city.
and which is proposed to drain an area
in the west part of town, was delayed
for further examination. owing to the
many objections fled. Over $4,000 in
damage claims were filed against 1T.
Mrs. Emile Gaulke, OF BOWS, recent
~ underwent an operation in the Luth-
eran hospital here In which she was
relieved Of 216 gall stones. She Is get
ting along nicely. This number is said
by surgeons to be an exceptionally
large number to be taken from one
person ....-
A new and improved drinking foun-
tain has been placed at the Fourth and
Reeve streets corner and the one that
stood there last summer Is to be
erected at a corner Of the public park.
The new fountain has three bubblers
and a goose neck for filling cups. IA