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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

business IS necessarily socialized and
communized by the nations at war, and
that when peace is declared. and they
once more are seeking TO regain tho
foreign markets Of the world, the
American manufacturers must meet
this competition with greater econo-
mics and efficiencies.
The United States, 10 is said, cannot
permanently gamble on the msnufact-
ure Of war orders for continued pros-
perity, and that we must face the real
problem before us-Our necessary COM
petition with the nations OF tho world
for the trade OF the world after tho
war IS over.
England. {, Il added, will then bs
able 20 set % work Immediately. be-
cause she has retained her merchant.
marine; and. while Germany has los.
some ships and others have been tied
up In neutral ports, considerable
merchant feet will be available 81 the
declaration OF peace % enter foreign
trade again The United states. I'M
less Congress Immediately enac,s leg
islstion 20 place American ships on
basis where they can compete with
those OF tho other countries OF ths
world. will And Itself humb ed, with
no merchant marine 20 compes WIN
It's rivals, and os more suOseryiens
than ever, the bulletin warns
The present crisi, IN our marine de-
velopment IS compared with that exist
ing after the Revolution and In the
early 4O's, on both Of which occasions
tho nation set aside sectional and par
tisan prejudice and united 70 81 sblisn
ITSELF on the seas. with the result tha,
in a comparatively short period mo
American flag was known and seen on
our merchant ships In every port in
the world.
It b. pointed out that our abandon
ment Of the sea was by general con-
sent, and TO one person or party 10 20
blame. but that to-day we md our
selves as a nation az the parting OF
the WAYS. commercially and otherwise,
and u is I'D 20 US 20 accept the road
70 isolation and decay or the road 20
expansion and progress foreign trade
the manufacture and disposal OF our
surplus products In the markets OF the
world through the fundamentally OF
an American merchant marine, which
means the freedom Of the sees and
universal peace and justice 20 tho
world.
The director. say that the commerce
OF the United States 10 In a dangerous
condition, the regular. normal and
fruitful foreign trade OF he country
being arrested and psrslyzsd. due 20
lack % an adeousts American merchant
marina, and that unless ths uanufsct-
urers unite 20 place our country on .
permaner, basis 20 compete FOR for
.ign trade II Is predicted that a. tho
close Of the war about 100000 wage
earners will be innocent victims - The
gigantic readjustment and unemDloy-
ment which will take place In industry
once conditions return 20 normal
basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
new GOLF CLUB
OF |MASTER' TYPE
Can BE Transformed Into
Driving Iron, MidirOn,
MaShie or Putter.

Articles have often been written
about master clubs" In golf. but few
there are which have deserved more
than passing comment Usus IS tie
scheme has been some sort of mechan-
zeal arrangement whereby the blade
Of the club could Doe twisted into GER
tain positions 20 suit the manner Of
play required The latest club on the
market is much Of The same order.
4 patent has been secured By n
Philadelphia golfer for the newest club
OF this type, and The claims for It are
that 10 can be transformed into d
driving iron. midiroH. mashie or putter
by simfe alteration of the position
Of the blade.
Furthermore. IL Is maintained that
the weapon is equally u-efI. for either
the right or the left handed player.
il possesses Che add -ional alvau O. ge
of never cutting the ball. for the blade
is so rounded on the edge tha, this is
impos. bic. Cuppy lies are pie" for
this club.
Al the heel Of tho club Is O ratchet
which permits the making of dif-
ferent angle every sixteenth of an inch
around o circle. Tho advantage Of
playing with "a club of the same weight
continually Is obvious. for aIl one
ia- 90 DO is simply change tho aag e
20 suit the circumstance. The face of
this new club Is scored like a ma HE,
which is especially adaptable, when
reversed. for use as putter.
Truly, az first glance the club looks
like "a freak buf there are those who
insist a. Us mighty useful weapon
in the course Of round. II for no
other reason than that the caddie Is
not needed nearly so much as for
uerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
COLLEGE CHESS
PLAYERS BEATEN
{. c. N. Y. and Columbia
Bow to Manhattan and
Staten Island Clubs.

The Manhattan and Staten Island
Chess clubs defeated the TWO college
teams, cry College and Columbia
respectively, IN the Metropolitan Cness
Leagues championship series. ne
Brooklyn and Progress ve clubs had
buttle royal, Two Of the games being
adjourned n, an early hour YESTERDAY
morning, and on those the outcome ol
the match depends. 90,
The ProgIesMyes led by 81 70 21a,
but the Indications wee that brooAlyn
might tie the score b kostc and u
JaIe. with victories over K. 7. Black
we're the winners on the Progress %
side. while H. Schroeder scored Tor
Brooklyn against NJ ID. Hago. Drawn
game- were recorded on three OF ina
boards.
A. the fourth board where the game
was adjourned. Oscar ChaJcs, OF the
ProErc5slycs. has difficult position
for be- took half an hour 90 seal his
move. lis opponent. ID. Helms, has q
dangerous pawn ON tie seventh row.
At The al-h board. =. G.. Cass, Of
Brooklyn. had won the exchange
against S. Lubowsky. but the latter
has the superiority 90 pa|ns. The
30 unfinished games viii be played oil
next Saturday night
The summaries follow:
BROohLYN ~. PROGRESSIVE. Al BROOK
LlN T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
ILDERAN CLUB
STILL LEADING
BOWLING TEAMS
Erler Best Individual Ten
pin Man, with an Aver
age of 1877.

The Ildersn Outing Club. Of Rah-
way, still holds It's lead In the Ath-
letic Bowling League, by virtue Of It's
success In the series OF the lat week,
but II Is only one game each way ahead
Of the Roseville 4. A Even so. the
llderan combination has poorer aver
age than the Ro5eyille outfit although
IL is only a matter Of few pins.
IL Is interesting 10 note that Richard
Erler, an oldtime bowler. Is the leader
IN the individual race. with an average
OF 1877 for nine games Yet Frederick
Gerdes, OF New York. has figures. OF
1864 for double the number Of games
Double century averages, which we're
so conspicuous last week, are rot in
evidence in the official figures an
nounced this week by the secretary.
Levcster G. Ball They follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
TEN AT MANHASSET TRAPS
Lewis and Funke Carry OF Principal
Prizes.

OF the ten men who took part IN the
weekly shoot of the Manhasset Bay
Yacht Club yesterday Tracy II; Lew ;
won the high scratch prize and Il. r.
l.. Funke the high handicap trophy.
Shooting from scratch Lewis orQ 'ee
96 Of his possible 100 ana Funke 40O
on his handicap Of 3. -,
W. NJ. Collins. II. +. l. Funke, !. W.
Alker Waldo Crosse, Z. Grose and j.
OBrien tied with full scores Of rs each
in he shoot for the monthly cup. and
In the shoot-of Funke and O'Bren
tied for the leg They will meet next
week. Four men tied in the match
for the yearly cup and in the. shoot-oh.
r. II. Lewis won with a perfect score.
Funke. Alker and K. Crosse tied ln the
80 bird" shoot for the take nome
trophy. They will also .hoot Of next
week.
..,~o.s fof1oWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
Schenck Stars in Shoot
OF keystone Yacht Club

Dr. G.. ". Scheuck. shooting against
twelve other n.mrods in the ai-monthly
match of the keystone Yacht Cub. a.
Woodmerc. Long Island. yesterday,
proved the winner Of the high scratch
prize in the 200 bird handicap event
by breaking 93 out of his possible 100
bluerocks
u Hendr,ckson was the high
handicap man he returned card OF
gu nd. handicap ~ 3 7. Won
Boeckman was third with 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
MnCahill Victor in Shoot.

Commodore T. J McCahill captured
the hi.h scratch and the high handicap
prize. az the weekly shoot OF the
Larchmont Yacht Club yesterday. but
as only four men faced the traps be
consented that the handicap prize be
turned over TO Commodore + VI. VIII
son, the second man iu the 100 bird
match. The scores follow: I. j. Ne
Cahll. 92-O-92; + n Wilson, C5-l2-71;
J. II. Ward, 6O-s-GS; G. ". Bovine,
hG-lo-Gl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

Florida tourists will End that the
Golf facilities have multiplied material
" since a year ago. A nine hole course
has been completed at Melbourne, on
the east coast, while one Of eighteen
holes has been constructed az Atlantic
Beach. the seashore resort for Jackson
Vile There is another near Pain
Beach OF eighteen holes. while on hobe
Sound. between the ocean and LAKE
Worth. is another 10 the building
known as the Jupiter Island Club. Al
.. d-. n..c . To- Cd curt ls be
ing worked ont Within the last two
seasons only the largest hotels boosted
OF links OF worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
SPIRITED POLO GAME
At DUNKIRK ACADEMY
Kinny on Meteor Shooting Star
Of Match Won by Tigers.

Sunday indoor polo a. the Durland
Academy yesterday brought out one
sided but spirited game, in which the
Tigers beat the East Orange Polo Club
trio BY q score OF IS 20 o.
lt was an open, long hitting game,
with an absence Of the close formation
plays over the ball that sometimes
staEaste the interest for the onloo5ers.
The mounts were above the average
and % class enough for Meadow Brook
or Point judith Herman s Cross
msu's first and second prize winners At
the recent NatonaI Horse Show. In the
class for lightweight polo mounts.
Comet and Meteor, both thoroughbreds,
were ridden respectively by the owner
and k.uny
Esnny. on Meteor. was the shooting
star 1f the game lie was well served
by passes from his team mates. while
Sherman was an mpassinle barrier to
the rushcs Of the Jerseymen
The lineup and score follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

.ovy COLLEGE ys MANHATTAN. At Man
STATEN ISLAND C c.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

6euti6e &riegsgefmgene 1pie tote
&un0e iber 6en Saufen idolien?
@iro tie 6iel fen @alunfen unb ieinen
Mit=@alunfen na6 8een0igung 6eS
&rieges SEN 6enti6en @eridten iber=
liefern, al1f 6ab 6iele ibnen 6as Der
bdngniBboQe, moblper6iente urtbeil
lpre6er? limo lit tie bereit, 0afiir ein=
%5utreten, 6oB ou6 Die &oiafengene=
rdIe, Die in Sltprel1 ben geraoe51t UNI
glaublide l1nmen1dli6feiten perubt
bobe11, iid Dor 6eutiden &idtern Der
antporten miiiien?
Sic Moglihfeit, 6aB 6eutide Of
%fi5iere, sic MIR lire @flidt als topic
re 'Solooten getban baben, Ser bri=
ti{den r@ere&tigfeit" iiberlallen
>per6en f0mnten, lit 10 iebr ousge=
1hlollen, 6aB fife fal1m in @rtpag1na
qeaogen 5u meroen bra16t. SIMMER
Fin getpabrt sic britiide 8efurtpor-
t1ng elmer berartigen Sor6erung Ell
mem tiefen ginblid in sic @eiitesber=
.faIiung Ser Gnglan6er, 6eren Sofs
mlttb 1i6 1o6 immer bergeblid met
Qert, 1ih ser @etpalt Ser Sbat1oher
at beltqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
Sic @amie boz @eromm.

@s farm ols 5iemli@ iider al1ge=
nommen peroen, 6aB 6ie felt einigen
@od]en 5iemli6 %unertportet einge=
tretene &ube Dor @eroun int 3nlom=
menbange itebt NIT 6em gintreten
&umaniens in SEN &rieg. 9oB Die
gdlodt a1 Der Somme nidt per=
mo6te, oem 6eutiden Mngriff gege1
@er6ur ei11sui6ranfen, nrroe ourd)
sic ginnobme BON 6lenrp rrro a11=
6ere @rfolge an ser Maasfete be-
mielen; aber trob aller nod 10 raffi=
nierten 8%eredm1ngen 6eS oe11tid)en
@enerolltabes ideint es 6od ousge=
idIoifen 5u fem, 6aB Die bolbe gfil=
1ion Gr11ppem, sic jeet in Der 90
bruo16a nr6 in 9iebenbiirgen bie
6eutiden 5obnen gegen &umanien
fibrt, p0llig tbotenlos als 5meite &e=
lerbe inn 2at6e getpartet bat, Biz man
fife brol1dte.- @abri6ei1tlid mnr6en
sic Ir11pen BON Ser 8erol1nf ront nno
tbeillpeile o11d a11s 6lanoern gebolt,
uno nit @riot aus Ser 5meiten Sc
ierbe ol1fgefiilt. @s miro alio BET
Ger6un beiBen: Mnfgeidoben lit ni6t
a%1fgeboben.
Cine un6ere 6roge lit: mos piro
at Ser Somme? @enn es nod SEN
Sriter ginge, biirfte Tranfreid sort
nod einige &unoerttauieno Momt
opfer11, oomit Sic 6eutide 2inie az
mdbli9 tpeiter 51triid ~georangt tpllr=
SC. Mber es lit iebr un1pabrideinlid,
6oB sic 9eutlden ii6 6armtf einlai=
fen. Gs mi6eripridt 6em @eiite bes
6eutid)en @eeres, iid la11ger als 11n<
be6ingt nofbig 5a bertbeioigen. Die
oeuti9e &eeresausbil6utrg, BON Selo=
muridua Bis 5um Mann in Ser
6ront, atbmet Mngriff, un6 inn Mn=
griff Iiegt 3eutlhlan6s &raft. 60 lit
51 e%rtparten, 6aB an Ser @eitfront in
obiebbarer 3eit Elm glngriff erfolgt,
Ser oie Observation-Disclosures 5um al
le%rmin6eiten a1sgleidt> piellei6t TO-
gar sic ga1r5e itratcgildje Sage ar=
6ert. Midt biel an6ers miro es int
Slten iein, mennglei6 es altberit ge=
magt tp1re, iebt fir cine ser beioe1t
Tronten pora1siogen 5u lpollen, no
6ieler oertl9e @egeni toB t folgen
maq. Mber err miro CT olgen, 0as lit
iider!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

miiblam lire 5teuungen at Der 81
Ien6abn-@ 81 -@pfareit, in Sic
benbiirgen iin6 lte in Die Defeniibe
g%eoraagt tporoen, uno lange miro es
nibt oauern, bis iie MaBnabmen 5u11
Sdu1t ibrer @altpt1taot treffen mill
len.
Sic @elommtlage lit alio om @noe
6es nel1nten Monats 6es Siegeslab=
res Ger Maiierfen folgen6e: Die Deut=
ld)en 1teben na6 apie Dor IN Tranf,
reid un6 @elgien. Sic balten BORT
bon Sen $4,000 9ua0ratmeiler, 6ie
lie Dor @egi1m Der groBen Sffeniibe
belebt bielten, 31,070 A1taoratmei-
len. Oas lit imnrer nod Elm 5iemli=
DYER 9appen gu Dem Der @emim Ser
Muiierten li6 perbalt mie Elm min5i-
ger 6lefen. 9ie gfulien iin0 BON
Yoleu nody ungefabr iomeit entfernt,
mie 3lt 8eginn ibrer Sffenlipe, uno
IN Bali5ien baben tie nidt einmal BIG
2en1berg pororingen fonnen. Die
SStoliener molen immer no6 Srielt
nebnren. Die &ulien iino bon &on=
ltantinopel nod genau iotpeit ent=
fer11t pie por ieds MSonatel1, ram=
li6 sic &leinigfeit pon fiinfbnnoert
Meilell 11116 sic gnglan0er iiben am
Iigris nod genau 10 feit mie o.
mails, als liie pergebens perin9ten,
@l1t=el= Mmara gu ert iebe11. SSn Ma=
5eoonien talten 6ie Mliierten iiberaa
berl1m, obre i%rge110tpo 1enner1spertbe
grfolge SIT er5ielen. GaS lit bellte Die
&riegslage. @ergleidt mon 6amit
oos Yrogranrm, nit oem bie Maiier=
ten in bas uS~iegeSlabr" 1916 etntra<
ten, Damn ergiebt ii6t 6aB 6ie iammt=
lihen giummern no6 Ser MuSfiib=
rung barren. limo tpaS tie III Den gu
riidIie gen0en nel1r Mfonaten nidt
bonbrad)t baben, mer0en iie in Den
nod perbleibenben BRET Monaten
gon5 gepiB nidt b%oQbringen. Mn9
I'M naditen Sabre nidt. l1no in fei=
1lem ser fplgen6en Sabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
Sic &rte8sla8e.

Ser le6suno3man5igite &riegsmo=
not gebt ieincm g1oe entgegen.
@leid5eitig Ser neunte Monat oeS
Sabres, ba5 Sen Mliierten Ben Sieg
bringen joate. 9as Sabr 1916 ioa=
tie Die groBen greignilie bringen, orf
sic mall Die alliierten &0lfer 10 lQnge
pertr0jtc batte. SSn 8e%rbinorng nit
SEN leeten yei erpen 6ranfreids io1=
ten oie &itd)erer 'den Miuionenbeere
sic Ieuti9en aus 6ranfrei6 nno
Belqien pertreiben. Sic 9ir1i1en io1=
ten iid YolenS un6 @ali5iens be-
nra9tigen. 1ie Staliener iolten Die
Mlpen %iberldreiten. 9ie in @rie-
denlanb 3uiammenge5ogenen STREET.
frafte 1o1ten nad Norben boritoBen,
Sen SsStalienern in Mlbanien un6 6en
Mullen in @umanien sic Sano rei<
6e11. @ulien nno g%nglan6er ioaten
gen1eini9aftli6 Sic aiiatii6e Siirfei
unterperfen 6ie etnen bom &aufa1us
aus, Die an6eren bon1 l1nteren Gigris
ber. 9(uf Sic e @eile ioate &onitan=
tinppel genommen peroen, oaS MON
ol1r6 Die 9ar0anelen uno ilber @al<
lipoli pergebens gu erreiden berin6t
batte.
1as par 6as Hrogramm. Wfit Ser
Musfiibrung mur6e in Ser er1ten Sn=
nimodye begonnen, als sic ruliii6e
Sffenl ipe gegen oie Gi0oi tfront Ser
@erbiin6eten einiebte. 8ier Woben
lpater begatn 6ie groBe Sffeniipe an
ser @eItfront. Sic Staliener per=
pielf ahten lire 8l1topfer am Sion5o,
am 3igris regte es lth u11b inn &ol1=
fa lus tpurbe es lebbofter nno lett Der
3eit lit oltf a1en &riegSi6a1plaben
beinQbe obne l1nterbre6ung gefampft
mor6en. Sic Muiierten baben einen
ne11en 8un6esgenoiien g%efrnoen, nn
einen anoeren babe iie obne grfolg
%gelporbe11. 9lus alien @rotbeilen ba=
BEN 1ie fir 6ie Sample, 6eren 3euge
Sic @elt IN SEN lebten Monaten ge=
wele it, Ser tarfungen berange5o=
gen. Die gnglan6er aus georoome=
rifo, aus Mlien, Mfrifa nn6 Mnltra=
lien, oie 6ran5oien aus Mfrifa, Die
gni ien aus Sen entfernteiten @ebie<
ten MIiens. Die Ser. Staaten nn6
Sapon baben ungebeuere Mengen
@affen nn6 Mnnition geliefert nno
liefern iie unousgeiebt. M1s 6ie &a=
Ri er @onferen5 6as militariide 8ro<
gromm fir Sos Sabr feitgeiebt batte,
tparen sic 9llliierten geriiltet, mie lie
11iemols geriiitet gepel Ell maren. 5ie
butten mebr Irl1ppen olS jemals,
mebr @eibiite un6 Mai6inengepeb=
re, nrebr M1tnition nn6 mas Joni
nod) our &riegfiibrung gebort.
Scum gebDrt bon oem Siegesjabr,
mie Ste Miierten 6as Sabr 1916
genonnt baben, Ser groBte Sbell l9on
Ser @eldidte an, 1tn6 Sic 8e6ingun<
qen fir ste &riegfiibrung per6en l1n=
giitiger. SSn 6en Mlpen uro in 6en
&arpotben liegt bereits Sdnee. Mn=
balten6er &egenfan miro bamfiger,
un6 Ole StraBen 1per0en mntpegl a.
mer. Das ma@t 6ie Sransporte
{htpieriger. Sic Gage per6en fur=
aer, sic geGcdte l6nger un6 falter,
Men1den nn6 Ebiere meroen pett=
ger mi6eritunosfabig. 9os i9lieBt
grobe friegeriide Sperationen nidt
aus, er1htpert lie aber lt11gemet1. SSmt
Oftober m1r6e sic Sdladt bel 2eip-
5ig ge16logen. @u6 I'M 6entl@sfran=
50iiiden &rieg tpur6en tpabre1tb 6eS
Minters gr0Bere @6lodten ge1hla=
gen. &in6enburg ma6te I'M Nobem=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
@DHerit@e G%n8ldnoer.

oils 2oroon ieinen eriten 3eppe=
linbei l1b erbalten batte, erflarte cine
@oroners' Snrp ben 6elltiden &aiier
oes Mor6es iduloig nno %befiirtpor=
tete feline Beltrafung. SIN @infla1tg
nit oieiem @abriprud muroe bal0
oaral1f in balbamtliden 8lattern be-
fan11t gegeben, baB Die britiide 9e=
gierurg M}itglieber ieoer 3eppelir=
l1ann idaft, Ole in lire @ar1oe fallen
miiroen, nidt als &riegsgefangene,
lonoern ols geneine Mf0r6er beban=
6el11 miirDe. @ierbei lollte ni6t iiber=
leben iperben, 6aB INN Die fragllde
,3eit fran50iiide ua6 englii6e Jlieger
bereits mebrfad 8omben allf nnbe=
fe1tigte, 6en1 &rieg5idarplab %fernlie=
gen6e oeut16e Sta0te abgemorf fen
6atten. Mud sic grldyieBung Ser ge=
ltan6igen q pion goitb Gapea CAB
briti1den @eibmorenen Seranlai /
flung, oeren &ihtern 0e1 &erferstoo
in Musiidt 81 itelen. 8elm gleld=
mobl sic briti1d)e &egierung fire
aral1lamen Mbiidten nidt 5ur &us=
fiibrln1g gebraht bat, 10 lit oies mobl
ser A1rfiinoigung Ser oeutid)en 9te=
gierl1ng gu peroanfen, BOB lie fir le=
SEN MISUNDERSTANDING bebm6elten
6eutiden Sol0aten mi1lbel items einem
Der e11gliiden &riegsgefangenen Sic
gleid)e 8eba11oll1ng gu Sbeil tperoer
lai ien miir0e.
8or Sturgeon 1par gleid1pobl in Ell
11er 9on6oner 3eitnng 5u lei EN-, oaB
sic Muiierten oie Mbiidt batter, na6
oem &riege getpiile 6eutide Sffi5iere
megen Mor6es 51 pro3eiiierer, 11no
faas lbuloig befun6en, binridten 5u
lo1len. @outen 1i@ 6ieie Sffi5iere
na6 Dem, 1ratirlt6 England giinltt=
qen, 6rieoensidlnB in 9e11tidlan6
befin6en, 1piir6e a11f 6eren Matsliefe=
rung beItanoen iper6en. @S ibeint
oliol Bob England MIR 6ur6 6en
533uanq ser Nerb6ltni11e berbin0ert
miro, ou6 6en nod perbletbenoen
ge1t b%e1teben6er Internationally Mb=
madunge1r 5u einem Seben Napter
5u ma6en.
Ser @e6anfe, 6aB na6 6em 6rie=
6ens1dlnB &in6enbnrg, Madeni ert,
Iirpib un6 &lud, ia iogar Ser &aiier
un6 ser &ronprin5, bor einem engli=
1den Gribunal gu erl6einen bitten,
tint ibr nrtbeil at empfange11, fa11r
ni6t berfeblen, BEL berniinftigen
MenIden &eiterfeit b%erbor5url1fen len.
gr pragt 6em britiiden @ebabren
6en @fempel b0diter 2dherli6fett
auf, nm 10 mebr als Srieoensper=
bon6lungen rnter ser 8oranslebung
elmer 1ol6en M0gli6feit meoer be-
gonnen> 1ro@ gu @1t6e gefiibrt meroe11
Bnnten.
Sic be5uglid)en 8or6er1ngen iino
nrlpriingli6 in elmer fran5olt1hen
8eitung erfdienen, 1tr6 BON 6ieier in
Sic englifde 8reiie iibergegangen,
6er1elben 8relie, 6ie bniidtli6 oeS
u@aralong" =g6anes ii6 zines fonie=
qrenten Stiui4meigenS befleiBigt.
@ir6 file SEN BON ibr anfgeiteQten
lon6erboren &edtsgrnnoiab an9
omf &apitdin Mc8ri6e rn6 feline Sell
fersbelf er in britii9er Uniform on=
men6en, sic unter 6em 9eGmantel
Ser amerifanii6en Slagge mebrlole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
9as brntale gllbion.
Die Is has fleine 0rie9enlano In
1850 bergeualtiste.

Mngefi9ts Ser nfrieoli@en 8lodaoe"
Die bon oen @ngldnbern iber Die grtez
@tf@e &iiite unb Ole grie@i54en 9dfen
perbdngt tpor6en lit, pirb man IN cine
dbnlt9e @emalttat ertnnert, bic ii9
Die Gngldnber i'm Sabre 1850 gegen
@riehenlano erlaubten. Megen an
geblider @erlebuns Ser Me@te engliz
f@er Entertainer (es banbelte 1i9 6abet
UNI 6ie iibermdbige @ntf@dotgungsforz
berung zines Gngldnbers fir feline BEL
einem p0belaufftano erlittenen Ser
LUTTE, beren 3ablung @rie@enlanb berz
peigerte) blodierte Elm englii@es Sc
i@maoer Die grie6if@e &uite un6 be-
f@lagnabmte etipo 200 in Den bortigen
Soften ltegen6e @6tffe, INN @rie4enz
1ano gum Ma@geben gu 5pingen.
ueber biefe Greignii7e beri@tete am 9.
Sanuar, 1850, bic &0ntgin Mmalte
bon @rie@enlan6 ibrem @ater, benz
@robber5og BON Slbenburg, in einem
ausfubrli@en @@reiben, aus Dem
einige @dbe, sic audi fir Die gegenz
partigen @erbdltniKe @eltuns beiiBen,
berausgeriHen ieien:
nuniere !6altung muB folgenbe
fein," f@rieb Sic &6nigin, rRube, Sc
ftigteit, feline Tanfarena6en, paffiper
@t6eritanb, 10 lange pie m09lt@.
@retfen iie uni ere 5eltungen ober bic
6auptta6t an, 10 f@lagen mir uns %.
2ieber u~ntergeben, als ben piraten
(6as beiBt Gngldnoer) @aia1en fem.
l1niere 8erge fin6 Jeitungen, po fie
lohalb ni@t bintommen, uno mir perz
ben uns gu balten tpi7en -. europa
fol feben,. bab oeutf@es 5lrf tenblut in
unieren Moern fliebt, bab mir feline
in6tf4en 5iiri ten ftnb, europa ion fez
ZEN, Dab mir elm itol3es un6 eoles @olt
beberri @en uno mir lieber 8rot ei1en
unabbdngig, als unter englii@en &az
nonen uns in Sammt unb Seibe bill
len glidli9 @rie9enlano, bas ba
lernt, feline &rdfte brau@en, ii@ flip
len, ba es i'm @e@t TT, @ott pirb ben
@@ma4en BET teben. england bat
uns na@ un0 na4 Dorbereitet uno
6ur@ sic uebung i'm Wi6eritanb gez
ftdrft. CD obne fe@t gegen ieben
8rau9 un6 aues 8Dlferre9t banoelnb,
bas tit ideublid."
SD fagte au@," betbt es an elmer
an0eren @teQe, npir t0nnen sic eng
Timber nur iegnen, bic bas 8an0 3piz
5@en &Dnig uno @olt nur nod inniz
ger tnipften, gegenfeitig nod mebr
lebrten, tpas 1ie aneinan0er baben .
Sic Gngldn0er paren %befoffen. Diff
5tere boyten ii@ auf oen @troben Die
beiben Sage Ser l1nterbanolung, ie0erz
mann tpubte ales, bic @nsldnber f@luz
gen, pufften, sic @rte@en 3ogen ft@ 5uz
rid un6 ermabnten ii4 9egenieitt9 CUR
@ernunft, UNI Der guten @a4e ni9t
gu f9aben 90"
@egen @@luB oes 8riefes persez
g%entpdrtigt fi@ Die &0nigin no@mals
ale @etpalttaten Der Gnsldnoer gegen
@rie@enlano, UNI bann in ben STUFF
aus5ubre9en: nWir iinb jung, mir
peroen leben, tpern @n9lano ni@t
mebr it,"