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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18
Greetings, has il ever oc-
Cured to you that John ID.
was pacifist from 1851 to
1865?

We herewith present the first
photo ever taken of the giggling
hyena in his native state.
What state Il is the censor
deleted, so YOU can decide for
yourself whether 1t is Washing
ton, New Jersey or coma.
The hyena would become ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18
Reporter Can't Stand J. He's
Got to Go Fishing Right Now

You know how | feel, be-
cause you feel the same way.
] always find you hanging
around those windows.
You and are fishing
nuts. But we have plenty of
company.
When ] get home nights, /
get out my tackle. | Joint
my rods, and "heft'' them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18
NO GAME,

This afternoons game be-
tween the Tacoma Tigers and
the Chicago Colored Giants
was called off at 1870 y. M.
because of rain and wet
grounds. Tonorrow's game
VIII start ut 3 u. IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

Handing out justice to the
mountain, and
Changing the personnel of
the CITY offices
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

the meeting tonight is for you,
too. Turn out and help give
the mountain what's coming to
1t. And get the up-to-the- min
ute election returns while
you're there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18
Are You
An Average
Person :?

1t is not high interest rate
that makes the loan man richer
its the safe loans.
Life Insurance is reckoned as
a good thing, but when you come
down to
FACTS
you do yourself justice by having
some money in the Bank all the
time. 1t will make you satisfied
with life,. make home happy and
draw reasonable interest in the
savings side of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

Rev stoeve or of his supporters yesterday spent least
$3.50 on his campaig
Count for yourseltw full page newspaper ads five
column al big heate band and whole lot of nc
dentas"
Add this the other visible to which he has been put in
the last two weeks bboard for example the total will
reacs into the thousands
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

The city hall the downtown element that always opposes
the polls the heeler the with
aren't going kept indoors by spring shower They're going
vote.
ARE YOU GOING TO BE LESS CITIZEN THAN rHEyq
If want to spirit take
and the emphasis laid efficiency instead petty politics.
for Petit, Gronen and Shoemaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

Two big public questions
will grip the interest of Taco
ma men and women who at
tend the open meeting in the
Commercial club tonight. They
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18
Where did he get it?

Where did he get It? 80
Owen Woods spending nearly much money somebody
spending for him. but it is being done in little destinations
way
Mr.. and Mrs. Who the Town Go Ahead
don't let the rain keep you away from the polls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

Three friends OF ours took
advantage of the fine wealth.
err Sunday for trip into the
country near Steilacoom
lake.
They were out for triliunis
and deer tongues.
They took a lunch along.
They left the lunch under
a tree near the road, and
when they returned for IL
they found u farmers dog
had been there ahead Of
them.
He had eaten all the sand
witches.
"But fortunately he did
not have a corkscrew, re-
ports one Of the three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18
IT ak o. the Times: :.

Even the weather man
celebrates Clean-Up Week.
And how fitting that election
day should also fall therein.
Anyhow. that big picture
will make "a fine souvenir for
Mr.. Stoeyer TO keep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

Senator Poindexter Is a South
erner or was, before he came 20
the Northwest lie knows lots
of negro stories. One concerns
Uncle Zeph. Some one asked
Uncle Zeph If he knew what cir
cumstantial evidence was.
The old man hesitated a mo-
ment, then said:
We'll, tn way All understands
1t is, circumstantial evidence is
the feathahs yo' leaves layin'
around
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-18

Election officials will earn the
thanks of the whole city if they will
telephone the returns PROMPTLY
tonight to the city clerks office,
Main 2007 or Main 2O12.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01

Mrs Anna Baukal of Chicago
widow of a Tsingtau, China. i'm
porter, advertised for a husband
DR.. William L. Neubert, Lake For
est. ILL.,, dentist, had known Mrs
Baukal three months. The stumb-
ling block was the proposal The
advertisement solved it
DR.. Neubert proposed, Mrs
Baukal accepted and they mar.
ried.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
CHAPEL CAR MEETINGS

Rev. Mr.. Gale, the evangelist, hat
announced that he would speak, last
night, on "A Little City, and some
anticipated a talk on Zoak and the
good wife turned into a pillor of salt,
which seems to be the only reason why
she is preserved in the memory of
posterity We were mistaken. 1t was
the little city beseiged by great
King and delivered by the timely adj
vice of a poor wise man. There is
not space here in which to give even
an outline of a sermon rich in thought
and, in parts, rare in diction. In the
GENERALIZATION of the text, the poor
wise man may stand Gas in a para
ble) for Jesus, the great deliverer.
His wisdom is wiser and greater than
all worldly municipalities and powers,
which are represented in the story by
the great King.
These meetings at the car have been
and helpful and the attend
ance has more than met expectations.
On Sunday the meetings will be held
in the Baptist church, the pastor
speaking in the morning and the
in the evening.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
FARMERS BUSY AROUND CLINTON
The Tbresher and Combined Harvester
is Humming in That Section
Other Clinton Notes

CLINTON, Sept. 1.-(Special)-The
hum of the. thresher and combined
harvester can be heard throughout
this region and the farmers are busy
harvesting their crops. The weather
conditions to date have been excel
lent for the harvest.
Mrs. F. Markowski visited Tuesday
at the w. H. Wolf home.
H. T. Haynes and J. R. Brown are
threshing with their combined har-
vester on the Howard Shriver place.
Eating weeds on summer fallow
ground is said to have resulted in the
death of two colts last week, one be-
longing to C. w. Purnell and the other
to d. l.. Procunier.
W. w. Robertson pulled his thresh-
er out last Monday. He commenced
TO thresh for Frank HENDERSON south
OF Pullman.
Mrs. Andy Woods left the first of
the week for Illinois where she will
spend several months with her aged
parents.
Ceiva Strohn was seriously hurt in
falling on a pitchfork handle which
was in the hay NOW. He is at the
Gritman hospital in Moscow.
Miss Elva Brown and Miss Margie
Clark left Moscow Sunday morning
for Spokane where they will visit two
weeks. They will then go to Seat
tie where. they will attend college.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
CAN REGISTER AT POLLS

The fact that a voter is not register
er for the coming primary election
does not disenfranchse him, for pro-
vision is made in the election laws by
which he may register on primary
election day before any judge of cleo
tion in the precinct in which he votes.
This is an important fact that electors
desiring to participate in the primar-
les should remember. 1t is also not
mandatory for a voter to cast a sec
ond choice vote, the law leaving that
issue optional with him.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
SLIDE AT PANAMA CANAL

By the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Governor
George Goethals has informed the ca
nal commission of a new slide which
blocked the canal south of Gold HILL
More than 200 feet of the channel has
been INSTRUCTED and no vessels have
moved since Wednesday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
NOTICE TO 1OyERTISERk

Straight reading matter, r. o. p. II
charge being 40 cents. s cents per line
for each subsequent insertion Read
ing ads In personaI-Item column. IL
charge being 40 cents; 10 centa PEI
ltna for each auhseGuanr insertion
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
CHILD LABOR BILL A LAW

By the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Sept president
Wilson today signed the child labor
bill, remarking at the same time that
it Means much to the health and Wig
or OF the nation"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
NEW G. A. II. HEAD

By the United Press Associations.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. William L.
Patterson of Pittsburg was today elect
ed COMMUNICATIVE of the Grand
Army of the Republic. He received
436 of the go votes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01
WAR is ON!
BABIES VS.. FLIES AND DIRT
WHO WILL WIN?

What Happened to Zone Thousand
Bdbies
One thousand babies were placed
under careful observation last sum-
mer by sffe Bureau of Public Health
and Hygiene, A. /. C. p, and the De-
partment of Health
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01

Get name for your farm. Then
have some letterheads printed at the
Star-Mirror office. You will find it to
be the most profitable thing you ever
lid.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-01

"A progressive farmer is known by
the kind of letterheads he uses. The
man who carries on his correspond
ence on brown wrapping paper or
cheap tablets is back number. Or
der some printed letterheads from the
Star-Mirror.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
.tsssot.
sMes s. &in
:%I 9%etorbem+
Gntoeder ser Ssiorufammer" oes
amerifaniideu Muro>ueitens. -
Sic Great Mprtbern. = Sic cut
uifelte fir Sic Natiun ied)s Bit
henoe Staaten; bas Serfebrsnek
fDnnte sic Grbe m%mipanmen. -
Secrbignng Mitt>upd),
ct YnuL. Minn-. %. Mfai

81. EouI, Milm., 80. @fai. =
Gie @eerbigun1g oeS Gilenbubnn1ag-
atateu Sames 5. Sill, Ser Mfol1tag
firth ieilren idlperen 2eioen erleger1
lit, fi1loet N}itt1podnad]mittog bonn
Son1ilienbeim in ct. Earl, Mfirn.,
aus itatt. Gie 2eid)e miro nidt, tp1e
uripriinglid al1ge1mmme11 muroe, auf
DEM GaIparp 6rieobof ionoern IN Ell
1leln Mtal1l oleltm cuff Ser flint Wfel=
len uoro6ltlifp bon ct. Saul gelege=
nen Nprth Safs Tar1n, Sic oem Ter=
ltorbenet lange Sabre binourh ais
Sommeru1fentbaltsprt 0ierte, sur
letten Hltbe beltattet luerOen. gtlhf
oos allgen1eine Eublifum mobl aber
Sic Sci d)dftsf re1noe uno Mngel telte1
oes ,,erlten @iirgers bes 9forotpe=
items" perben @elege11tbeit baben,
eine11 letten 8lid a11f Ste 3iige oes
Geritorbenel1 81 merfen. Sic Sdreib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

befeltigte &obe1llteQungen abgenom=
me u1ro an elmer Steae $500 Wann
gefa>1gen genomme11, 6a5u nod @e=
i9iibe> Maidinenge&pebre un6 anoe<
res &riegsmaterial erbeutd.
Ser 5lottenforreipon6ent Der in
2onoon erldeinenoen GtnleS Der
ii@ert, 6oB sic ra6lte grobe 6entlde
Sffenlipe mabrl9einli6 int noroli=
1en NuBlano unternommen meroen
miro lnb 5tpar in Sorm zines ge<
meinlan1en Angriffes gu @olier nno
gu 2anoe bom Golf BON Sligo Biz
iiber sic 1tpina als @orlaufer 6eS
StrebenS> ouf Yetrogro6 bor5atitot
ZEN. SIM ginflongc nit oieiem
6elo5uge erlparten ei11ige 8eobadter
einen gleid)5eitigen Sdlag gegea Die
britiide 6ront in 6ranfreid uno
6lanoern, un6 aud BORT glaubt man
an einen Mngriff 81 @aller un6 gu
9an6e.
@on Trieoensgeri6ten lit sic SUIT
gel6mQngert. @as oabon gu balten
tit, gebt aus folgen6er amtlider Gr-
flarung aus 8ien berDor: Srieoen
fann ni6t geidloiien meroen, obne
porber Sen italienilden Berrotbern
sic per6iente 2eftior 5u geben," lit
sic in Selterreid berrl6enoe Oeei=
1l1a1g. Sic groBe fraftige 9ffenltpe
geger 6ie italienii6e 6ront beiBt es
peiter, lit Elm @erf Der olterrei@iid<
ungariiden Militarpartei> nnterltutt
bon Sen &onierpatipen un6 &leritn<
len, sic iiber5eugt iin0> ouB tie ei11en
pouitan0igen Sieg erringen meroen.
Mn6ere Narteien in 9euti6lano nno
ungarn 6agegen iino meniger opti=
miltii9, boffen aber, 6aB Elm tbeil<
&peiier grfolg errei6t meroen miro,
Elm grfolg, Ser grob gen11g lit, 6oB
6a0urb Sel terreidEl1ngarn in ben
@tan6 gefebt miro, feinen 3on ieines
2a1oes ab3ugeben on ~6ie, tpel9e
inns perratben baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

r111lq elm Gerrain bon ettpa bu116ert
Qua6ratmeilen erobert un6 geben
5tdn6ig PORTRAITS. I'm Sen Sron5o=
len gu belfen, baben bie @nglanoer
ueitere 45 Meilen Ser &peitli@en
6ront SIT 0en so, Sic iie porber ir1ne=
batten, iibernommen, ur6 Sic fran50=
liihen Gertbeioiger 6teier Stellungen
&pl1r6en nod) @erou1r geianot; aber
ou6 iie boben Sen Mniturm Ser Ge1t=
iden ni6t oufbalten f0nnen. Sic
6ran5olen balten iebt, auBer Sen
gteaungen BEL @eroun> MIR mod) 25
Meileu ser peitli@en 6ront iiio1i@
9eopon. 3ieie Stellunge1t pertbei=
6igen SEN @eg no6 &ariS> uno es
lit 6ober froglidh Oh ii6 Die Sran=
5oien 6o5l1 berlteben meroe11, oieie
Steuungen ouf5ugeben.
No6 aus 3iirih iiber Haris etnge=
loufenen @eri6ten lit Elm 11e11er
lteber= Zeppelin iiber 6em 8o6enlee
qeleben mor6en. Dos rreue 2aft16tff
lit $50 SUB lan6, bat cine 6abigfeit
BON $4,000 &mbilmetern, 6oppelt TO-
piel, als sic bislang bergelte1ten 3ep=
peline. @us Slug5eug bat iieben
Motore, bier @an5ergon6eln, Mai@i-
nengemebre, fleine @eidiibe un6 Mp=
parate 5um Mbperfen bon 8omben
un6 Mus ien6en bon 2ufttorpeooS. IS
tpieqt 40 Sonne1t 11n6 farn $4,000
6ltB bo6 fliegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
80. Mai.

Sic Staliener 1i116 uuf Ser Neti-
robe begriffen, tpeiden miiilen iie oe1r
tapfern Seiterrei6ern> Ste Sen ger=
ratberm Sic mobloer6iente Strafe
ni6t ld1lger porentbalten moQen.
ssSSekt bereiten lid 6ie italienii6en
9treitfrdfte Dor, Miiago, Die groBte
titaliemi1@e sta6t 5u raa1men, Sic bon
SEN Seiterreidern felt @egi1m ibrer
groBen 0ffenliDe in Iirol beorobt
miro. Cine omtli6e 8efannmadrrrg
6eS &riegsminiiteriumS mel0et, Dob
eire 0iterretdilde Streitmadt oaS
Ml1ai=Ibol BEL &oana, flint Meilen
>peitli@ BON Sitago, iiberi@ritten bat
un6, 1uotparts porriideno, sic Static
rer gu um5ingeln 6robt. Sci Como
pa, flint Meilen iiiomeitlib BON Siia=
go, madten Die Staliener pergeblt@e
@erIu6e 6en @ormori6 Ser Seiter=
reider a11f5ubalten> tpur6en aber 5u=
riidgetrieben. Sn Der omtliden Be-
fonntmadmng beiBt eS Damn tpeiter:
u8ir 1ino ferner im 8elib bonn
Mo1te Giobo, Monte Sieglertetla
un6 Como sic Camp &ianco. SSrn
oberen Yoiinutal trieben mir 0ie Sta
Iiener aus ibren Stelumgen mei tli@
un6 iii6tpeitIi9 bon @ebalen."
@lei@5eitig nit Mngriffen gegert
Dos fron3oiii6e Centrum uno Sen
redten 6liigel fat Ser &ro11prin8 Ben
Sturm gegen sic nor0meltli@m Set
tbei6igungSitellnngen @erouns mie=
ser %aufgenommen. Sic idmerften
@@ldge fiibrt er gege1 Sen Sigel
3O4 un6 in 6en @al6ern bon @u=
mieres. @on ibren Sditengraben
an Sen n0r6li@en Mbbdngen 6es Sit
gels 3O4 perin@en sic 9eutl6en na@
einem fur6tbaren Mrtiueriefeuer,
6as bon 6em &iigel uSo6ter @ann"
auSgebt, sic 6ron5o1en 6ur6 frontale
Snfomterieangriffe bon 6em gan5en
1idelf0rmigen 8ergriiden gu treiben.
sSsn sen 8al6ern bon @umieres> mo-
6ie Deutiden ge1tern nadmittag bret
bun6ert Meter 56itengraben in ei=
r1ern beftigen Mngriff nobmen, orangt
Der &ronprin5 meiter na6 Sii6en ge=
qen Die 5traBe @umieres=gsneS.
Sein 3iel lit, oie 6ran5oien aus Ser
gon5en &egion 5niiden @iige1 Sob
ter Mann" un6 Moas 5u b%er6ra1tgen,
tpoour@ iie ge5pltngen miir6en, ouf
6en @barnep-@iigel 5uriid5ufallen.
Son oieien Stequngen aus maren
sic Sron5oien %ge5pltngen, ii@ our
@dIodt 5u fte0en, un6 6teier getpal>
tige @a1npf tpiir6e 6as Sdidial Ser
buns enti9ei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
&C. Mai.

Muf 6em 0ltliden Maasufer iebten
sic 9eutiben lire Mngriffe nit gr-
folg fort; lire 5tenungen peitli@
bon 6em 9teinbru6 bel Sanoremont
tp1r6en a%asge6ebnt, Sic Sdludt bon
Doual1mont iiberidrttten nno Der
Ieino lii6li6 bon 9ouaumont tpeiter
5uriidgemorfen. sic nabmen bier
tpeitere ie9sbun6ert 6ran5oien ge=
fanget1 1tr6 %erbeuteten 5uolf Maidt=
11engemebre.
Sei ELECTROMAGNETIC Sruppen ba=
BEN nod 6reitagigem @ampf Sic itarf
befeitigten @tellungen Ser Staliener
bel @bieia (21 Meilen noromeitlih
bon @icen5a, iii6lid Dom Monte
8alubio) int Sturm genommen. Ser
0iterreidii6e @ieg treibt einen Sell
IN Sic italieniide Tront uno miro
Sen linfen Sliigel Ser Staliener I'M
@i9tbal 5%pi1gen, mebr als flint Wfei>
len aaf sic @ta6t Mla 5uriid5ufalen.
53m gleider 3eit bermebrt ct 6en
1torfen Druid ouf 6ie ga15e itolteni=
i@e 8efeitig1tngslinie bon Noiubto
BIG ait BEN Mriiero=Torts, sic iebt nit
@innobme beorobt ftn6.
9ie Iinfe 61onfe ser oiterreidiidt
11ngarii@en Sront 6ie BEN @egner
aus 8orgo bertrteb, bat tpeitere me<
ientlide Sorti@ritte gema@t. 9ieie
Er11ppen beiebten Gina Gotta, uber'
i@ritten sos Gliibden Maio uno rid
ten in Sen bier Metlen 0itlid bon
8orgo gelegenen @ringno ein; fer
1ter tp11roe 6rei3ebn Metlen iii6oitli@
bon Borgo SOS @orno 6el CAMPO
8er6t eingenomme1t.
Sorge1r6e @diffe tpur6en berienft:
Ser britiide Dampfer @l Mrgenttno,
Ser italienii@e Sampler @orntgliano,
Ser fran50iiide 9ampfer ct. Gorea-
tin mr6 1us itaIieniide Sdiff Mrt=
itralia.
Die in ser @egen6 bon &bomifin>
nor6oitli@ bon @ag6a6, bor6ringe1t-
6en ruiiiiden Trrppet iin6 BON ben
Surfen oufgebalten poroen. Ser
omtlide 8eri@t Iartet: ST einem
@efe@t nit r11iiiiden @etademerts
ON Ser periii6en @ren5e geraoe moro
Iid BON @ulomani6, boben mir ben
Mui1en einet1 @erluit bon 200 Monn
beigebrodt. Gin Sorpeooboot ,oos
perindte, ii6 &rtetiduf &amifli 81
naibern, tpur6e 6urd @epebrf e11er
3,tr Sll1dt beronlaBt. @iner unferer
Meroplane tporf erfo1grei6 @omben
anf eirer @onitor i'm Sofe ct bon
@epboli, fotpie ouf sic $afenmlagen
11no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tuoour%
mebrere 8ndroe entitat6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
Sic &rie9sla9e.
81. Wfai.

M1h a1 Gnoe oes Monats Weai bat
ieoer Sag Ser oeuti6eu 9elagerlrngs=
ar11ee a1>1ter 6iibrl1ng 6es &ronprin<
sen tel1e grfolge 5u per5eid)=
men. SIM Morotpeiten Ser gro-
ben Ieltunng riifen Sic oeut>
id,en Grltppen obue Mufentbalt por=
marts. Teinolide Sorpeooboote, sic
iid) Ser &iiite nabern m1troen bon
umierem MrtiIeriefeuer pertrieben.
3piiden SEM Ga 8uliee=&anal nrlo
Mrrus lit ein lebbaftes Seuer int
@onge. 9eutide Natrouillen fiibr=
ter maize 9eel1pe Gbapelle uno moro
0ltlid) oapon einige l1nternebmu1t
gent erfolgreih 6urb un6 nabmen 38
g%nglanoer gefangen. @eltlth bon
Ser Maas m1trben 6as @ebili6 nno
Sic @efen iii0lid) bon 6em Dorfe @n=
miereS Dom Sein0e gelal1bert. 9rei
9ffi5iere nno SO Marn m11r0en ge=
fol1gen genpn1mel1. 8abreno 6es
Mngriffs I'M Ga1rettes-8aloe ont
Montag erbeuteten mir Is Wfai6i-
1enge1uebre, ein 9diffSgeidiib nno
cine Mn5obl BON Mi11entperf ern.
Seiterrei6=nrgorilde Sruppen> 6ie
tpeI tlid} bon Mriiero inn Srientiner
8e5irf operieren, baben ei11en neber=
gang iiber SEN &oltnaflltb er5tp1n=
gen nn6 sic @0ben a1f 6em Si6ufe r
genom1ner1. Ser 6ieSbe5iiglide amt=
1ide 8eridt la11tet: 8ir eroberten
Sic itolieniiden @erfe BEL Buntac
Sr6in. 8eltli6 bon Mriiero er5tpan=
gen lid un1ere Truppen Den Beg
or116 bas 8oiina &ibulet un6 nab>
men sic @0ben auf 6em iiioli@en
l1fer. @ier lebbafte Mngriffe gegen
nnlere Stelrnger 1ii6lid bon @atta=
lie 1p1r6en 5uriidgeidlagen.
Ser 6an BON @er6un lit nod Mns=
iage 6es omerifanii6en Sa6beri taiin=
6igen s. @. 8. Moion MIR nod
oltr9 meitere Ser tarfungen Ser
Tron5oien a%uf5ubalten, 9ie Deut=
1hen baben felt Beginn Ger 8eIage=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

1tuben ser Greet 5iortbern=&abn, TO-
tpie Ser 6irlt Sectional 8anf urro Der
9eorthme1 It Sru1 It So. mer0en 6en ga11=
sen Mitttpod) iiber geidlollen iein.
Rep. Ibomas S. Gibbons, General
pifar ser gr5oi05ele ct. Saul, miro
Sic oei6enfeier leiten. Sic 5amilie
bot ousoriidlih eriu6t, feline 81u=
nren gum 8egrdbniB 51 ieroen.
Gr1as ltnterleibsleiben.
sSSo1nes S. Sin, Ser Shopter
ser Greet geortbern 8abn, @nttptd=
Ter 6es amerifanii9en &oromeiten,
1torb Montogfrib $3.50 nbr IN 1eiz
nem &eim an @ummit Mbenue in
ct. Saul, Minn., tnfo1ge zines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ser Ber1torbene
NOR Sic letten 3tp0lf Stunoen ntht
mebr beim BetpuBtiein; am Sterbe=
bett tparen aaBer SEN naditen SAINT
lienangeborigen sic @er5te 9r. 8
80. 8iggs uno Dr. 9. Seoger bon
ser Mopol9en &linif in @ode1ter,
Nfinn., 5ugegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

trog bon iiber ledsltn0 led5ig Minio=
men Collars abuirft. Set einigen
Subren, 11ad6em er 1i6 bon Ser Set
tl1ng Ser @reat Mortbern 5uriidge5o=
gen, betonte Sin INNER ooB er ni6t
mebr aftib am @eihaft betbeiligt fei;
trob6em batte er feline San0 nod IN
ser Greet M%ortbern, Ser grlten gea=
tio1rolbonf bon ct. Saul nn6 per=
l9ieoenen a116eren unternebmungen.
SameS s. Sill tpurbe bel Guelph,
Snt., am t6. September 1888 &C.
boren. Mit ieinem Is. Sabre muroe
er @iiterinipeftor ont Dampf4iff=
9an6ungsplob 6es 6amaligen 9orfes
ct. Yanl. 1862 tpl1r6en Die eriten
5ebr Meilen @i1enbabnitrefe bon ct.
Soul nod CT. Mntbonp gebaut, 6eren
Mgent er ipdter tpur6e. 1872 grun=
6ete er sic Meo &iper Transportation
SO. 1879 bil6ete er ein SDn6ifat
bon flint &erionen 6as Sen @etrieb
Ser 8obnen 6es ct. 8n1l un6 Baz
cific5Spitems, tpeIdes in trauriger
@erfaiiung tpar, ols sic ct. Saul,
Minneapolis & Manttoba &ai1pap
60. in 6ie &nn6 nabm. 1883 muir
Sc er Brdii6ent 6es ga13en nun ent=
tpidelten @abnipitemS, 6os unter Dem
Mamen Greet Hortbtpel tern befannt
1T un6 6omols 5000 Meilen Unit
faBte.
&ins @ermogen mir6 ouf 1907
00O, 900 Big $500, 100000 gei6dbt.
Sic groBe @etpolt, sic er in ieinen
&dn6en gebabt bot, miro pabri@ein=
Ii6 o1f ietnen Sobn 2ouis iiberge=
fen, ser felt 10 Sobren nit i'm in
enger neutrality-suspicious. itan6.
Somes s. Sill, Ser Glte1te Coin, iii
1ireftor Ser Geros Si1 60. in Seem
OFF, sic linn Elm groBes @erm10gen
eingebrodt fat. 8olter, Ser iiinglte
|sobn, bat groBen 6armbelib inn Slit
ion County, Mtnn. Mon gloubt, 6ob
&ins groBes @ermogen 6urb 6ie
Mortbmeitern Gruit So. 511lammen=
gebalten miro uno 6en peri6ie6enen
@rben sic 3inie len u1sge5ablt mer6en.
Sic obioI1tte @ontrol1e Ger 6iri1
Sectional 8onf bon CT. 8uu1 mm
bereits Dor 5mei 8oden, tpie iett BE-
fannt tpnr6e, in sic &ar6e bon 2ouis
50. Sin iibergegangen. Dieie 8ant
bat @apitql 11mb neberidmB i'm Be-
trog bon 5ufammen 100000 un>
mebr ols $54,000,000 @inlagen. Sic
6irit MotionaI 8onf lit 6anit 6ie
5%tpeitgr0bte Banf 1peitli6 pom Mii'
iiiiippi.
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SsSn Chicago baben 6ie @ertrete'

SsSn Chicago baben 6ie @ertreter
oeS 3cltti6amerifnnertblms cine
mebrtdgige &onferen5 obgebalten, in
>pel6er ein e11ger 8niammenldluB
bes gei ammten 9eut1htbums Mmeri=
fas porgelblagen un6 gum @ei6lnB
erboben ma1rbe. 9ie D~euti9amerifa=
ner tper6en fiinftigbin, menn lte ii6
ol1einQnoer reiben> lid nidt mebr
iiber sic S6ulter a1rbliden un6 iid}
olS 8iirger 5meiter &laiie bebanoeln
5l1 lollen, io1r6ern lire @iinide 1per=
SEN CUR @eltung gelangen, faus @tn=
tro6t in ibrem @mr6eln borberr=
lberG6 lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

lid 9acarolo's bertrieben maren>
lauberte1 bie 0iterreibilden 5ruppen
in iiebenltiinotger idmerer S6ladt
oie @aloer 10r6li6 0es Monte 81
None un6 nabmen lh1ieBli6 ben
@ipfel ielblt NIT ltiirmen6er San6.
SIM oberen Npinatal tpltr6e 9atalo
beIebt.