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The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Marriage Licenses.

lambert BIcsz 90: Anna Miller 10.
sol %
cncr.a ALL 80,
a. '''rS' "''h'' az. Evelyn Miloeh'
Matthew Calls. 81 Rosella Pas
80 Rae Bennett. 25. Josephine Gore.
Albert Wallk9, -: Anna lodges IS.
Joseph u pillon. bctro,t Rhea
Hare - ,Wh"eling w Va.
Gerald kemp, 30. Mary Burkett IS
p David j. Martin. - Detroit, Eileen
feA y ~ 81 LOUIS, Mich.
w una m ~ 20. owatonn2.
nm. fIl'abeth NJ. rutherford. %.
Can. c ..,- -.
49, ohn 0hIf~W u, ~, cleveland
Ella GU g., same,
w alt"r laI'zeWski. =, Manic Pa
'ei ,ayF. ,t,r,,, NO.. s,.., D.
40 'HH'rl Murphy, -t susan Brown,
N r,., =, &C.,. 49,. ,,.,.,,, n
Io-ebl VI. 'oioN. 70. mabel NJ Bor-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Thursdays Livestock

Business AT the Detroit stock
yards has been much more satisfdC
tory 10 the selling side than ia
been the general rule OF late. Good
killing cattle have sold well all the
week. but the close viii be a tribe
slow because OF large arrivals.
Stockers and feeders are very dun,
owing to short pastures. Good ire-h
mich cows are badly wanted ana
veal IS selling for prices which
average 50 cents per cwt above
those paid last week
Detroit will get nearly 5000 lambs
FOR the week, which is an over sup.
ply for this time OF year Price
we're about Is cents lower Than
those that ruled last week
A fairly liberal run Of hogs came
10 hand and prices were sharply
higher for all killing grades pig,
we're weak and slow. The average
quality OF the hogs hat are coming
Is very low, and growers would do
well 10 hold them until they VIII
make better dressing averages.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Highland Park Notes

Mr. and Mrs Harry r Thatcher. 81
No 70 Colorado ave. have returned
from weeks fishing trip at
Mrs. 5. \. CIoutier. Of lockwood.
Mich, spent Wednesday In the village
Mr. and Mrs l.. r. Bishop. OF Wat
klus Lake, have returned after hav-
ing made a short stay with friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs Thou moved Thurs
day from No 2is Pasadena-ave TO
No t43 iyhland-ave
Mrs Morris and daughter Laura. -
Buffalo, y y. are being entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. David G Morris, OF
No llj Richtor-ave.
Clarence Garner. OF No. t2S Cand-
lcr-Hve. lie recovering from = serious
Illness % some weeks duration.
Mr. and Mrs. peters formerly OF
No o12 Rucna Vfsta-ave west. are
Complimeutlug Miss Mable Woehl.
OF No l15 Candler-ave. Mr. and Mrs
Warrington. OF No. 1913 Geneva-ave.
entertained number Of guests Tues
DAY evening In their home.
Mr.. and Mrs James McHenry and
son Earl, OF London, Ont, are visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs David c. Nor
ris OF No I AZ Richton-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones moved Thurs
day from No 800 Iowa-ave,, 20 No.
IL LaBollc-ave.
Miss Mildred Strong. 81 Toledo, IS
the guest 81 Miss Ruth Case, OF No.
2lS Highland
Miss Ruth Winter. No. 2ie Grand
ave west. and Miss Irene LonRley.
of Hamilton blvd. are visiting Miss
Mr. and Mrs Ross and family have
moved from No 100 Windemere- ave.
10 No. 11o6 Brooklyn-ave., Detroit
Mrs. Tallant, OF No. 2l5 Grand-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18


tuce. $3.50, green beans. &-n %" M,
watercress. 25H zoe doz. green on
io,. ts1,tS, doz green corn AIS
.onS' 80 =" ''' ''"'' u '' q" 80 ~
New Honcy-Fancy white. new. 10
- -, ,.s
&C. '"'o''' i0V ~ ~ ~ ~ ''''
Detroit shippers are paving
tho following prices FOR halrd hay IN
car lot + q. b Detroit so tim.
othy, new. 8lf4l5 standard tim
othy, si75Ouii. iI-hi mixed. SlGa
rtxed SiiaIa. No ruiv.d. SNGIo.
So T. i clover love ,a@io. rye straw. s. b
az. wheat and oo' straw, s1.'o"7
Irmons-sSH( 90 per box
IIwes-sirptIt. os r.r 100
Mr1on. RolIyioras standards.
sarG
Valencia ,.m-2s box
nnions- Snuthrru. fs +. pr 100 Us:
sPrr .a.,. 90 No. ~ hu
,,i',.,,t. e.. Ia .rate
pn,.,ars Sq,n1e nbr I'm car
Iots
romItr, Rest broiIcrs 23c. 80. .
n'".' sl-t. enc .,s IN 9119g.
GO. ia.if., au,ks I5stlsc ~
Su.e, p,totccs a. - b, and t.S0
hbI
o'' IonnI>c PRICES
canned onndS '" me- & -B0oso
o.. o.. "',,s ssi.Si < CON
-, III. .tau,fard 81
ronl. ts.ts a. ~ RI 40 p~a9' Fan.
rarly i',,.c a. 40. stundards g. Sal.
mon, ,'' S7"V az pHfsS' rs 90 90
I'm, e. 20 .tf,cd ..rIv iune
en- al dor
toUa. Whit tInysa aa,. standard
pacE"res. Isi. agli. H.
E.J 70 IL. foo-,h ss.l,s
49, az sta65srd uildlinrs STt'
a. ',,,ifJiirgs sl1. rrarked corn s9G.
"nar.. corn wral ses, corn and oat
Hour -Jubhinp urices. Best Michi-
gan patent $40. second patent. s. 80
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
livestock Market improves on Selling Side;
LiUe Hoo Price Trend Still Bulish

ny. Even Gamers get good action.
The supply OF western cows and
heiters is tar below the needs OF
the trade in all markets Bologna
bulls are In active demand, but the
trade In little stock bulls was hard
~ ever worse. Owing TO the pre-.
yailing scarcity of milk and butter,
fresh milch cows are badly wanted,
but. AZ usual. the "milked-out" kind
are drug on the market Veal
calves are scarce, and they are sell
ing az the extreme high point OF
the seasons business.
In the sheep and lamb depart.
mcnt. western lambs are the stellar
attraction, partly because natives
are unseasonably scarce, and large
~ because OF the growing popular
ity Of the western bred product for
both feeder and killer The average
quality of the native lambs that are
hnding their way into market Is so
low that dealers prefer western
rulls 10 the average run of natives
The August lamb market was n
record breaker both In demand and
prices paid The top in Chicago
was $l75 per cwt higher than dur
ing me same month last year. but
the volume OF trade was much
smaller because OF light receipts.
Mature sheep are scarce, but the
demand for the meat that they af-
ford, is also limited. More year
lings came 70 hand during tho
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
HIGHLAND PARK

west. b. making t short stay with
relative. U Port Huron.
Tho ladias 81 the Presbyterian
mission Wrr' vrry pleasantly enter
tanned "Wednesday by Mrs Manning
v No. ls camping near Walkcrvllle
AIr and ar. 6 g. Peel, and family
moved TUESDAY from so 1886 Bucna
vista ave west. ~ No. 23G Puritan
J. NJ pevor. or No 200 Highland
ave, teri today 90 speuG his vacation
In Mt. Pleasant Mich.
krN 'unot has returned TO his
nome at no 2-t Rlchton-avc. from
Shhuusk\, Wh"r" Inc has been spend
ing several weeks with friends.
airs +. g SIuons and daughter
Marion, ut NO 11H Woodward ave
have returned from Ypsilanti. where
tue[ nave been entertained for sew
Nj. and Mrs c. F. Bradley and
family, who have been spending the
past Two months In their summer
nome In lockwood, Mich, have been
making short stay In their home
AT No, s. Monterey-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams and family are
tahlng up their new residence az No.
l41 bavison-ave
Mrs. b. \. Stevenson, OF No go
Eih'hurst- ave Is visiting IN Ancas-
ter. canada. for some time.
NJ. and Mrs Richards. Of No. 2f2
Elmhurst- are building new
nome on Monterey
Miss Ruth Morris. OF No l45 Rich
ton ave. very pleasantly entertained
about 20 friends at a lawn party on
thursday evening The grounds
beoEttully decorated with Japanese
aht-fhs. made very attra ctivc pla ~
TOT IN" 1mcs and other amusement
After delightful luncheon the guest
entered IN" house aud enjoyed a
very interesting musical program
Miss Mahlo Wheeler - Sterling
IL VII visit with Mr.. and Mrs Grant
~, ,nt'r, - no. 2i9 Grand-avc
west. for some time.
Mrs William borrF. Of No 49,
Elmhurst-avc.. is entertniuiu. heI
mother. Mrs. Munns. Of 81 Thomas
Ont. for few weeks.
=, MI. and Mrs Turner, formerly o.
No. 81 Cdndlcr-avc.. are now residIns
at No. 462 Ta sadona-ave
Mr.. and Mrs. VI NcHonry. Of To
ronto, ont. returned Wednesday I,
their home after visiting Mr. auo
ar David G. Morris. ~ No ~
Mr. and Mrs snyder. Of Rova
yak moved Tuesday 10 their new
home in the village
Miss Frances Blanchard Of Roya
Oak. spent few days this weel
WIN Miss Lois Eeitzel Of No. 30
IIiEhland-ave.
Miss Doris Ross. Of YpsiIanti. ha.
been 81 sitting Miss Marion Simous. o
No 279s Woodward-avc.
MISS y. PEBBLES. 81 Adrian, visltc,
her" with friends FOR few days
this week
>. Girard Patterson, who has been Wis.
iIng his parents. Mr. and Mrs ". n
Patterson. ~ Wavorlv-ave has LEFT
Tor New York CITY
Miss \ Marguerite Drew. Grand
tf'. east who has been pending
the past few weeks in the cast has
Returned home
Mr.. ana Mrs. w Allen and daurh-
tsrs, Elizabeth and GLADYS. Of No. 81
e'ford-avc.. have left 10 visit I'M
Miss Natlc Kinrer. ~ 80. 25S Cort
Iahd ave has left on trlp through
Can7da and viii visit with friends
and relatives IN chatham. Sarnia -
Thomas and West Loruc
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
ASK FORD co. TO
HELP CLEANUP OF
HELL'S HALF ACRE

An attempt is being made by the
Hamtramck township board 10 en-
list the support of the hygenic de
partment OF the Ford Motor Co, in
the campaign being conducted 70
clean up the territory east of High
land Park, known as "Hells Halt
Acre"
A number OF the residents OF the
districts are employees OF the Ford
Co, and the assistance OF the com
pany Is needed, as lack OF funds
is keeping the board from carrying
on an extensive cleanup of the en-
tire district.
Justice flanagan, one OF the mem.
bers OF the board, says that living
conditions are far worse in the dis.
trict than any other. place he has
ever seen. and that If something is
not done soon 10 force the people
20 cleanup, a number OF plaques will
sweep the homes
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

month OF July and the first half of
August than is usually the case,
Heavy cuts OF mutton are at a de.
cided discount, just now. but the
cali for light lamb chops was hardly
ever better Dealers in feeding
lambs report that they are just
about even with their orders Tor tho
first time this season. Short pas
lures are evidently causing lamb
feeders TO hesitate.
The live hog trade is the big show
OF the market, and the outlook has
seldom been so bullish al this sine
ment In demand and prices paid for
all other fresh meats. has doubled
the call for fresh pork and It's pro.
ducts. A strong export demand for
lard and cured meats squares up
the other side OF the market, and
small daily runs OF hogs finishes
the picture. The war continues 20
take all OF the provisions that they
can get ship room for. The export
clearances OF all provision special
tiesr- during July. were much larger
than last year, and warehouse stocks
have seldom been 80 low in Au.
gust No let-up in demand can
come from any source before the
carly fall runs make their appear
ance. therefore the wise ones, who
are looking for twelve dollar hogs,
have something reasonable upon
which 10 base their expectations.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
~ n. II. MACH

-
The live stock market situation,
taken as a whole. is In much better
condition. from the standpoint al
The seller, than Il was n. this TINE
last week Heavy cattle a.e com.
Tug back into their own again, and
everything that carries dressing
quality Is in active demand The
common, trashy end OF the run Is
not getting quite so prompt action
because OF active competition from
western range cattle Owing 20 dry
weather and short pasturage, the
locker and feeder trade OF the
country Is the markets weakest
feature, and prices are working
lower rapidly.
Spectators in feeding cattle are
al their wits end in the effort to
md sale for the cattle which are
rapidly accommodating on their
hands. The average quality OF feed
ers that are coming Is very low, and
this, too, Is embarrassing 20 the
ceiling end ~ everyone desires well.
bred, thrifty animals, The prevail.
ing sentiment throughout the coun'
Try seems 10 be- discounting eX,
'remely high prices for grain OF all
kinds during the coming feeding
season. and the disposition TO await
developments seems 10 be the dom
lnant note in the trade
The demand for she stun Is very
strong because of prevailing scare.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Produce

DETROIT. Mich. Aug ia de-
cline In sugar prices was a feature
Of the produce market this morning
Tn" hHv market w8s also lower but
othrr1y .rr price changes were lew
many apples are rutuirs IN, and the
average. quality is not very high,
which makes for al easy market. \
foW carly Varirtt's uf Michigan
peaches arc now coming mostly
rllnE-touo but Tho grades mostly IN
Demand are very scarce and rul"
aru Tomatoes arc ~ plentiful and
from u variety OF sources. and while
tn' demand is active the market dO"s
rut Away clean up
,pples slsagl 80 bu, $50
( 80 hhl
Bnnann- -- oiooa chipping stock.
s. f' Icf bsU,h
Beans LUrtod Idwas. 6ta ftIc lh.
Berrt~z Ria EhurricS. - hu.. buck.
IsH.rri.s. S2T350 bu.
California Fruits Flpms - - =.
g. IreIF. 50 - 20 H" box. peaches. VI
IN e. tas. grape. 81 25dl.15 hos,
tahbaEc New. $40 craft"
Neh York. l-D. domestic swiss, % 2
roam l'i.r, Iona horns, 10 daisies.
cherries -sope tr75orS5, sweet
3. % per bu
Frc-h Vegetables Green uepporA
fi soc per 8 Nnftri craze, radlsh's-
te bunch parsley. 1aH soc do1.. cu-
...u...rs 81 q Boo luy tomatoes. 6aT
zoe PEI -O-lb basket. carrots zoe
duz lettuce 3n"r 81 hu-. head lot
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
BANK INCREASES
CAPITAL $4,000

Al special meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the American State bank,
OF Highland Park, il was voted 10
increase the capital stock from S26,.
900 TO 100000. \ big increase in
the business OF the bank has made
the larger capital necessary.
The bank started business in 1915
as The Woodwardave. state bank In
September 1914, the name was
changed 10 the American State bank,
Of Highland Park, the banking build,
ng being remodeled AT the time.
The growth OF the institution dates
from tho occupation OF the new
building. The increase In deposits
IS shown by the following figures,
Deposits. Jan. 1915, sl74,6S9 "A;
July, 1915. s742,ll275; Jan. 1915,
S44S19O5l, June, 1916. 5SO,4s7.S2
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Reckless Driver Fined.

Wilson T. Orr. memory expert,
living at No. 230 Grand.ave.. High.
land Park. who ran down and IN
iured Albert Willis. : years old, on
Pasadeua.ave, Friday, Aug II, was
tried Friday in Justice Bendelow $
office on a charge OF reckless driv.
ing. He was found guilty and paid
a fine OF $25 and $40 costs The in.
iured boy has almost completely re.
covered from the injuries.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
< ACRES
NEW BUNGALOW

miles from city. close 10 car line.
YOU can Tive In the country and
work In town This If real ba~.
gain. price $500. terms This
Il near car line, and good soil
'rEDMT by. WILSON co
Cad sQOq '01c Cham Of Com Bids
3S ACRES
North OF Detroit good soil broom
house. f0Ns0 barn. I'll outbuildings.
windmills all painted IN good con-
dttion. Price $1,000 VIII trade
for city property.
TPONtIiEY. WI SON co.
Cad 5000 1919 cham 81 Com Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
MOrtuary.

DOTHERTN Age seven years. resi-
dence 80 AZ Miller-st.. daughter
81 Earl and Bebc and sister OF
Preston. Morris Gwendolvn and
Strathem. Funeral from residence
SATURDAY and Holy Trinity church
AZ 10 O'Clock
MARSCHNER- Aug Is 1916. William
=, age 55, beloved husband OF Au-
gusta tnec Schcrret). dear father of
Mrs. John Walter, Mrs 9. + Weber
William. Ir, Florence and RAY
mond Funeral from residence 402
Moran-st,, Saturday afternoon.
McGINN--Patrlck y. Aux II, 1qlG
aged 81 years, beloved husband 81
Josephine McGinn tnec Danaheyj.
father OF J, Harry. Neil y. and
Margaret Lyle and brother ~
Hugh y McGlnn. Funeral from
Monday AZ 3 40 an sHd-f rom II
Charles Boromco church. az o
MORRISON -. 1916 ~ the
residence OF his daughter. No Peg
EuClid-HVe. west. br. John Wesley
Morrison. aged 40 Years father 81
Taylor. " Detroit md Mrs George
Rreechblll. ~ GrecnsburE Pa
Funeral Saturday a. D. m
MUNRO-Aug 10. at residence, 40
ZOE Mayhury Grand ave. Annie r.
beloved wife Of John and mother
Of Hattie c =. Frost, Edward -,
Munro. Funeral Saturday al p m
PALLIsTER-Aus H. 1915 ~ her
wife Of Thomas faiiister. drar
mother o. Thomas Gordon and
Dorothy pallistsr al Funeral ser, SER
residence. Burial az ROYAL OAK
cemetery,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

BARBER wanted az 1870 Kercheval
SIG week and half over t22
ARBER-First-c class. az once steady
Job. Hotel Norton. ca GriSwold
BARBER wanted FOR Saturday. tS
and u over e. az Michigan
BARBER wanted Saturday. % guar
antecd. n over s. 1884 Chene
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
HhLP wANrED-MALE

BARRIER for Saturday. S. down. y
over =. 325 Garfield east ridge
l4k9-M.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
MACHINERY ron SALE

FOR SOLICITATIONS size rectangular
and cylindrical tanks particularly
suitable Tor all kinds OF chemical
work Detroit Soap Co. foot of
Leih- ST.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

ID, Dp.L.IE:'s !;
| pi:1A.l,;:.s1
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order; II charged. &c a
No transient advertising inserted
for less than l5c with cash; IL
acations except Births Cards Of
Thanks, Obituaries Meeting Notices.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
S SRSrse Ms sSe FOR IS ''' words or isssl
Each additional word. / l-3o-
HELP wANTED-MALE
BARBER wanted for Saturday and
Sunday, union wages. 1874 Hast
ings.
BARBER wanted Saturday; s. and
y over So. 1921 Michigan.
BOY 20 deliver parcels; one that is
not going back 20 school. r. c.
Schnell. tailor. $3.50 Jefferson east
BOY about 10 years. drug store ex-
perience. Ford Market Pharmacy,
1893 Woodward
DRUG CLERK. young man about 20.
with soda fountain experience. Doty
Bros. 1918 Woodward
DRUG CLERK wanted. Apply CragR.
$40 Greenwood. excellent position
for right man.
ENpERIENCFD RAKER-Karsten' 3
Cafeteria. Clifford and Woodward.
BRICKLAYERS wanted for
immediate work. Wadsworth
Mfg. Co., Corner Kercheval &
Corners Creek.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

PrintinG-tbc plain neat kind-thrt
b. rfght--Tfmes job Dept.-Main s520.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
To RENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN
MONEY TO LOAN

CONSTRUCTION LOANS B. Liberal
amounts, ]. F Weber. 204 Gratiot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
26. 9}pbembr.

General bon TalfenbaDn, Der 5mb=
rer Ser 1iegrei6en Mrmeen in @ieben=
biirge1t, bat sic Wfonnl@aften Der 9.
Mr11tee 5n ibren berborragenoen 2et<
ltungen begIiidmiinidt, beri6tet oie
lteberl rleeiide Nadridtenagentur. Ser
General iagte: u8o9enlang &paren
Sic ge5tpunge11 auf eisbe6edten Sell
fen mn6 in tiefem S6nee, in Stnrm
un6 @dlte, obne @dub Dor feinoli-
Client Seuer, oft tagelang bon aaen
8erbi1t6nngsmegen abgelbnttten,
por5uoringen. Do@ ni6t etn ein5i=
ger bat genrurrt o6er lit 5l1rudgeblte=
ben. $50 Ser Bein6 angegriffen &plr=
Sc, tpuroe er bernidten6 geidlagen. +"
Nerlp6tet ei11treffen6en tiirfiiden
8uletins 8ufo1ge baben Die tiirfii4en
Sr1ppen int @aume bon Meni@ cine
@eibe gldnaen6er @tege errungen
nn6 Sen roBfiirIten auf elmer Sront
bon nobe5u ban6ert @tlonetern 5u<
ridgetrieben. Mls beionbers be5ei@<
nen6 fir 6en 3nfonmenbru6 Ser rni,
fif9en @a1npffraft m1aB babei Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
gSpn 8iKina ipridlt.

81 m It r 5 q m, iiber 2onoon, 2S.
geop. - SD bin nidt IN 8elgiert,
Inn sic 8ebolfer1tng 5n Wfartprer11
at MAIDEN, ooer ibr Strafen ol1f3ner-
Iege11 ioroern Ieoiglid, Inn Die :: S11, ) I,
terelIen 9el1tidlanos in moglthlt
@eiie 5u foroern." ;" iagte
General 8oron bon 8iliing, Militar-
@oupernenr bon @elgien, in einent
int 1uiieIoorfer Eogeblatte abgeonf=
ten ssSt1terpieip. ST fiiete bel: "Mr
tbun oies nah better ginii@t nno @e-
pillen un6 ih balte es fir eine gro
Be @rr1ngenidaft, baB 6iefes 9ano,
6as mn1nittelbar bi11ter Den &anpt-
Iinien Iiegt, BON &epolten fret gebol<.
ten 1por6en lit. Sd bin Elm otter
SoIoat nnb tpiir6e MIR NIT Mtoer=
1treben @offengetpal ontpenoen ge-
aen oieie unbetpaffnete @eoolferl'1,g.
Sd bin ser Mniidt, 6aB ia &aiier
un6 goterlan6 am beiten 6iene, tpenn
id3 6aral1f binarbeite, 6oB bier lotpe,
nig tpie m0glt@ 6eutides 8lnt flieBe,
un6 oob 10 tpenign Deutide tpie mog-
lid bon unferen 2inien obeeaogen
mer6en, INN 8elgien gu be1pa@en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Ru1ndnien$ bauptltadt in 0r0Bttr 6%fdbr
Sic pt8 9onamnaot
@furaepo Mtne @Mntdnem
Ma5eoomiem bat oas &1att lid 8e~eneet
afembayms abertrtm aue @rmartmn9em
&omRift nit @m8=
Iamo.-98armnmg perA Amfau en9li@er Sdabamtsmoten.

Ibotla6e gelte1t6, 6aB Sic tiirfii@e
Jront gat5e 2egtonen BON ueberlau=
fern erbalt.
9(euBerlt ldIebtes @etter bra6te
sic 9on11nel6la6t 5u1n Stiaitano,
beridtet sic neberleeil6e 9ea6ri@ten=
age11tl1r in ei1em &eiu1ne iiber 6ie
9age inn @elten. 9ie angreifen6en
StreitfrQ fte n1a@ten Die g11t6edung,
oaB Elm GROCER Sbeil ibrer @ei@oiie
11ibt frepierte, lonoern in 6em ge=
tra1tften &o6e1L in 6en iie it6 bin=
einbobrten, lteden bltebe1L u1r6 Die
FMann16aften lei6en ibtper u11ter Ser
9e4Iie nn6 @alte.
Inter oerartigen l1mltan6en bon
Sen @nglanoern, 11amentli6 nit Mn-
ltraIien, nnterno1nn1ene 9lngriffe er=
1pielen ltd alS fru6tloS. 9lnltatt BET
n1ii6e Sra1ppen 51t permen6en, per-
Sen 5treitfr4dfte Ser @olonien ins
6euer geibidtt. W}an iu6t fie glan=
BEN 5u ma6e1L es ban6le iib nur tint
|eine vl1ebungs16la6t," mngeabtet,
ser Tbatfade, 6ab 6ie Mul ultralier in
Sent blrtigen 91ingen bel &o5teres
iiber ie6s @o9en in Der eriten 2inie
ltonoen Mn1tli6 miro erfldrt, Dob
ste Mn1tralier un6 geen=Seelan6er in
SEN @pn1nefdnpfen rur6 100000
|Ma1tn berloren; 6rei ibrer Dibiito=
men tpur0en ponfo111nen ubintpegge=
|tpilm."
Die @ano6ier baben Gbnltde Ser
lutte 5l1 per5ei6nen. Nadbem Tie Die
16tperen &Gnrpfe bei Dpern int Stunt
111itge1na9t batten, 1Dnr6en tie 5n 8e=
ginn 6es 5eptembers nod Der Cont
me getporfen nn6 far1en mabren6 Ser
blutige1t Sage, oie TIL 0eftt 8. Sep
ten1ber einiebten, nibt aus Ser eriten
2inie beranS.
ssS11 Ber1in tpur6e beute amtli@ be-
fannt gegeben, oaB in Ser &adt pon
9onneritog ouf 6rettag 6entide
&riegsi6tffe 6ie befei itigte englii6e
&ultenito6t @ontsgote 0iibli@ ont
9lusgong ser Sbemien1ii116ung) be-
1dolien boben. 9as ein3tge fein61i=
DE &riegSfabr5eug, 6aS angetroffen
tpur6e, elm britildes 8atronille>
g6iff, tpmroe berienft. Die 6euti6en
&riegsi6iffe febrten unberiebrt na6
ibren Mmsgangsbafen 51riid. Ser
8eridt betont, 6aB nidts BON Ser BRIT
ti1aen Blotte geieben tpur6e, tpes+
bolb sic oeuti6en Sdiffe uieoer
| bein1febrte1l 1a96en fte &an1sgate
n1ter sSeuer genomn1en batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
q. Rppenber.

SIM 9lbl&nitt bon gpern un0
Wpt1hale tpur6e 6as @el6ibfener
bon neuen1 belebt. Sm Mncre<@b=
fdnitt 1ra@ten ste @nglan6er mebs
rere bergebli9e 5turmangrtffe. sic
bra6en 1nter bent 6eut1den Weoi6t=
nengetpebrfeuer 3uion1men Seftige
Sample fon6en inn @al6e bon ct.
Bierre @ooit nn6 iii61i6 Ser Somme,
iotpie in be1n mi6nitte BON @banl=
neg itott. @@tpere @erluite &paren
6os @e1mItot ser @nglan6er.
General bon SSalfenbapns 9rnp=
ben nabern fi6 6em MltzSba1, nnb
Ser fei1t6lihe @t6eritan6 in Der
@eltede bon @un1G11ien lit gebro6en.
Sriop mno Snrnn Seberin tpur6en
BON 6en 9emt1 1hen, Seiterrei6ern nno
l1ngarn erobert. @ulgoriide Srnp-
ben, sic Sen Selonarihan BON Wfa-
den1en in Ser Dobru6lha unteritii=
ben, iin6 porgeriidt nn6 baben Die
93uilen aus Der Nabe ser 6eutf6en
@teIlmngen bertrieben. @oritoBe tper=
Sen ferner bon on6eren 8utrften be-
ridtet. &anrpfe fin6en an Ser 90
maui ftatt.
@freitfrdfte Ser Mrmee 6es Gene
rolfelomari@ans bon Madenlen bo~
BEN an meb breren Bnnften sic 90
nom iiberidritten. 8mti@en bet1
8resbolee nno ser @erna fette bon
reuen1 beftiges Mrttnertebombaroe,
ment elm. 9lmf 6em @aritplatea1t
nahmen sic MrtiIeriefdm1pfe at Sef,
tigfeit gu.
Sic fleine @amodei ift iett b0ntg
bon 6en 6eutiden in 8eiib genon1-
men. Mebr oIs flint Mtllionen frn9t=
barren 9an6es iin6 bereits BON BEN
@uiierIiden BEL iebt. 9te geih1agene
ssmal=4rmee iudt ibr Sell in mil6er
SSIudt, sic bon Ser 6euti4en 6Mb~
RING riidli6tsIos perfo1gt miro. 9ie
@apit11lotion Ser tpal1adii6en Srlo-
bo=Mrmee miro ie6en Mngenbltd l11t-
permeioIider.
9te nntbdttgtett Der brtt119e11
sslotte 11n6 sic eritaunliden gfefnlta-
te 6es 6eutiden Sou9bootsfrieges
qeqen sic @hiffe, tpeI@e &rtegsmos
feriol un6 @onterban6e beforoertt,
baben 6as englii9e @olf IN eine lt11'
qebeure Mmfregnng berfebt, nn6 Der
Stuff no6 ei1tern @nbe BEG &rteges
Iabt fih in gnglan6 1tur nit Uhibe
unter6riiden. @ermebrt miro 6te St.
req,1ng 6es britii@en @olfes 6ar@