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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
GRAFTON.

Roland and Lee Willard Of Putney
were at John Parker's from Saturday
to Monday.
Mrs. Clara Treadweil attended the
reception at Leland 6 Gray seminary
Tuesday evening, returning home
Thursday.
Mrs. Gilmore and daughter, who had
been at Sugar Bush farm several
weeks, returned to their home in Prov
idence Monday.
Mrs. Hardy, who had been in town
several weeks, has gone to Hanover,
~ H., to visit before returning to her
home in Waukegan, Ill.,
Mrs. Myrick and Miss Mary Mvrick
who had been at The Tavern since the
first of June, returned to their home
in Dobbs Ferry, n. Y, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Edward Glvna of
Lexington, Mass, visited Miss F. S.
Hall Friday, returning to Saxtons Riv-
er, where they are spending a week or
two at The Inn.
Mrs. Woodwork, who was a guest
of Mrs. L. w. Clarke several weeks,
has gone to Boston to visit her daugh-
ter before returning to her home in
Custer, South Dakota
Mildred E. Parker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Parker of Grafton, and
Guy T. Stoddard of Saxtons River
were married Saturday evening at
Saxtons River by Rev. Mr.. Des Jar.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
Prize Animals Easily Total
81, 100000, Averaging
$1,000 a Head
SOME OF BOVINES
ARE WELL INSURED
Three Grand Champions Will BE Elk
hibited During the National Dairy
Show in Springfield, Mass, Oct. 1921
Much Machinery.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. L.
Prize cattle from every section of the
United States coming to the National
Dairy Show next month are valued at
more than 100000. Close to ] 1000
head are coming and the average val
ne of each is more than 1000, accord
ing to Dairy Show officials. These ami
mails are well covered with insurance
rs the owners are taking no chances.
Sophie the 18th, c. /. Hood 5 pEize Jer-
scy, is insured for $4,000.
Dairy Show officials believe that few
people in aud around Springfield reals
ize tho magnitude Of the coming Dairy
Show. The value of the cattle com
ing, in their minds, gives a good idea
of the size and Importance Of the eX-
hibit The machinery building at the
exposition grounds win house the farm
machinery exhibits valued at 81 100000,
and the horses coming for the evening
exhibits are worth more than S250oo0.
Among the COWS coming for the show
are three grand champions which won
their places at the last Dairy Show in
1914, which took place in Chicago.
They are as follows: Holstein. Minerva
Beets, owned by r. T. IIaeeer of Al
gonquin, H.. Ayrshire, Kilnford Bell.
owned by Adam Sets of Waukesha,
Wis, Guernsey, Deamic the 10th. owned
by w. w. Marsh OF Waterloo. Ia.
A greater part of the prize cattle
are already on their way. Most of
them are being exhibited at the pres
emit at state fairs and the like through
the Middle West. As soon as these
fairs are over they will be shipped ri
rect to Springfield. where arrangements
arc fast being made for their reeep-
ton.
At the exposition grounds the unload
ing platforms are constructed and
ready for the cattle. The prize ami
mails can he driven from their ears
right into the buildings where they will
ne quartered during the show. The
interiors of tho buildings are ready,
the stalls being ready to hitch the ami
mails.
Machinery Hal is rapidly being
filed. Thousands of dollars worth of
exhibits are being received daily. Mon
day 10 freight ears were unloading ma
ehincrv from every part Of the country.
Several of the exhibits are to take up
large space. The DcLaval Separator
company is to have one of the most at
Itractivc exhibits and the Automatic
| Refrigerator company is to utilize con
siderable space. This concern has con
structed large refrigerator i'm one
corner of the building, which will be a
| feature of the show, showing various
dairy products arranged in tiers under
/ glass.
/ While every effort is being mada IN
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
SING SING ESCAPE
BLAMED ON ENEMIES
Warden Osborne of the Opinion That
His Foes Seek This Way Of At
lacking Him.

OSSINING, oct. 3. - Warden Os-
borne Of Sing Sing ON hearing Of the
escape of the two conyicts, = Boston
Ed' Kelly, a lifer, and Thomas
Winters, burglar, expressed the be-
lief that his enemies were responsible
for the recent escapes from prison
Mr.. Osborne said he thought that
the escapes had been planned by out
side persons who, having failed in their
attack on him through the courts. now
We're trying to make his welfare meth
DDS appear a failure by inspiring the
prisoners to flee whenever the oppor-
tunitv was offered.
Kelly was serving his term for a
murder committed in Monroe county
Winters was in for from seven to four
teen years. Kelly had served five years
and Winters eight. They escaped from
the prison farm at Beekman bv the
simple method Of walking out Of the
farmhouse in which they were con
fined. They destroyed all their letters
and effects before they left. Assistant
Warden Calvin Derrick and Sergeant
at Arms George Hodson were ordered
/ to investigate the circumstances of the
escapes.
The Mutual Welfare league offered
a reward Of 800 for their capture in
addition to state allowance. A posse
Of men was sent to Beacon. n. Y, ON
the tip that the conyicts had headed
F.! III that direction.
| Warden Osborne said the proper
Imethod of selecting the conyicts for
the honor farm had not been used at
! Beekman
81 believe, he remarked. "'that
there are only two ways Of controlling
prisoners in camp. One is for the war
den to select men whose terms have
Inearly expired and whose incentive to
good condHct is their approaching free
dom.
1.-The other is the selection of longer
term men by their fellow prisoners.
Their incentive to good conduct i.
their responsibility and loyalty to the
men who have selected them. Unfortu-
nately neither of these two courses
was employed at Bcekman.''
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04

former Atty. Gen. Clarke c. Fits of
Brattleboro, attorney for the BrattIe-
horo Trust company, Judge J. NJ. Tv-
Ter aad others, owners Of about So. O0O
worth OF stock and bonds of the rail
road company.
ATTORNEY Crooker told Judge Howe
That he was presenting the petition for
intervention in the district of Vermont
because his case had been thrown out
of the Massachusetts courts without n
proper hearing.
Judge Howe intimated that he would
not hear the facts in the case until
the hearing on the same points raised
IN the original ease, to be held in Mas
sachusetts on Oct. 16, were heard.
Attorney Fits will move for the an
!ontment Of a co-reeciver in the hear
ing today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04

here and little time there. Common
ly the boy raised some one crop on
the piece, and sold it out in the fall;
onions were a good crop for the pur-
pose; or it might be fancy sort of
potatoes. You may depend upon it
that, in the ease of boy with real
enterprise, this piece of land received
intensive cultivation, and the crop was
n big one, 1t certainly did as much to
make Il farmer out of the boy as any
instruction that he received in the reg
ular course of the farm business. -
Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
Nine Miles Southwest of Jerusalem.

The story is told of teacher who
was accustomed to ask the same ques-
ton of the same scholar each Sunday
Tom always had the question, Where
is the lesson located?" He was always
prepared on the question, and that
being answered felt no further inter
est in the lesson. Tom was away one
Sunday. On the Sunday following the
teacher asked, Where were you last
Sunday, Temp" and he answered me-
chanically: Nine miles southwest of
JeruSaIem "-Christian Herald
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04

dins. Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddord visited
her parents sia Grafton Sunday. Their
many friends extend hearty congratu-
lations. They will live at Saxtons
River.
Little Sidney Wood, who went to
the Rockingham hospital for an apera-
ton on one of his ears, has returned
to The Tavern, where his mother and
two sisters have been several weeks.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
BREAKS A COLD IN
FEW HOURS-TRY IT!
First dose of Pape's Cold Compound
relieves all grippe
misery.

Quit blowing and snuffing! A dose
Of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and break
up severe cold either in the head,
chest, body or limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
tTlls and air passages; stops nasty dis
charge or nose running; relieves sick
headache, dullness, feverishness, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
''Pape's Cold Compound is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only % cents at drug stores. 1t acts
without assistance, tastes nice, asd
causes no Inconvenience. Don t accept
substitute.-Advt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
TWO CORPORATIONS FORMED.
Companies in Burlington and Water
bury File Articles of Association.

MONTPELIER, Oct. ARTICLES OF
association have been filed with the
secretary Of state by the Lewis &
Blanchard Co., Inc, OF Burlington, to
deal in boots, shoes, etc, with cap
ital stock Of $4,000, divided into go
shares, the subscribers being A. A. Blan-
chard, Helen l.. Blanchard, Jelnie T.
Lewis and j. n. Lewis, all Of Burling.
ton.
Edwards & Edwards Go. Inc, OF
Waterbury, real estate, capital stock
$4,000, divided into 100 shares, have
also filed articles of association, with
r. J. Edwards, w. E. Edwards and l.
j. Carney of Waterbury as incorpor-
ators.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04
four, WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to
! Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio. -" For years l suf.
fered so sometimes it seemed as though
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04

Prince of Pilsen tickets go on sale to
morrow morning at Box Ohice.-Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04

i could not stand
it any longer. 1t
was all in my lower
organs. At times !
could hardly walk,
for if l stepped on a
little stone | would
almost faint. One
day i did faint and
m y husband W a 8
sent for and the doc
tor came. | was Ia
ken to the hospital
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-04

are at work constructing blcachers to
seat 600 for the Syracuse Dartmouth
football game, which will take place
on the grounds Nov l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Nafbington, %. 5ebr. -
Nob iei11er &oneren5 nit 6em bent-
Ihen 8otidofter, oer i'm iiber Ser
enbgiltigen a11r6 11nperriidbare1'
Stonopunft ser 8erliner &egierlng
se5iigli6 Ser 8eban6lung arrnierter
4onbelsibiffe Der oaiierten Madte
aufflarte uno gleid5eitig oie @erii@e-
rung gob, boB SOS fir ben 2uiitania-
fon binberbe 8erfprede1t, fotpeit es
ti6 Inn nidtormierte 8aiiagier=
son1pfer ba11belt, nidt berlebt merben
fou, lieb iid ser stoatsfefrear nit
Zen @ertretern ser Hreiie auf Elm
nngeres @e1prdd Elm, in beifen 8er=
Souf er ie6o6 ole Tragen nl1r mas-
peihenb beanttportete.
gSilions Eolitif.
ssrr11nerbin pern1ag man aus Serrn
aoniings unbeitin1ntten Mngaben Die
Nolitif ser 8un6esregierung fir Den
Soil, bub Elm or111iertes Sun6elsibtff
nit Mmerifaner11 on 8or6 obte @ar=
nunq bon einetn nnterieeboot ange-
sriffen un6 nerie1tft tper6en iollte, IN
oie folger1oe11 @auptpu1fte 5nian1=
menfalien. linn SEN @barafter zines
ariegsidiffes a115unebmen mnB Elm
arn1iertes &onbelsi6iff Elm fein6li6es
Rriegsidiff obne &robo5ierung an=
ereifen o6er SEN 8efebl baben, "oen
ssein6 ouf bober Gee 5u iuden nno
III oernidten."
3nr u@ertbeibianmg."
grnierung .8u 0ertbei6igungs-
atpeden beoeutet ggiber1to1ro fir ben
Sson zines glngriffs. @abreno Der
gouer bes @iberitanbes berltert aber
bos @on6elsidiff feline "SSmmuritot
uno mag ongegiffen nno 5eritort
nerben." CD Nls v@onolung mo-
roIiider @er6erbtbeit," be5iebnngs=
meile aIs offenlipes 8orgeben tmn
es qe6ertet tperoen, tpenn Elm arntter.
tes @anbelsidiff 6ie Harlomentdrs=
flogge berlebt o6er nod ser Heber'
eobe ssel1er eroffnet @enn Der Wt=
ber1ton6 ol,fhort, ntuB aud Der Mn=
ariff eingciteut un6 oas ar1nterte
Sonbels'diff ols &riegspriie beban=
0eIt fperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
%. Gebr,1ar.

Se6er Sag bringt BEN 6euti@en
siegesbeI6en ouf 6em meitliden
@riegsidauplote neuen Gortidritt
Sic Moos-@albiniel NIT 6em Dorfe
Gbanpneupille un6 ser befeitigten
&mppe 6es @orte 6e Salon tpur6e ben
fSran3oien entrtiien, un6 es befinben
1id 6ie topfern un6 iiegreiden 9eut-
i@en auf Dem gormorfd nod 8ros
un6 @oderauptlle. slue 9lngriffe Ser
isranaoien gegen oos eroberte &on3er-
fort Donuumout >purben ab9eihlagen
;siinfmal periuhten bie eSron3oien NIT
fri1den Trnppen, genanntes Sanger
fort micber3unebmen; ite tpur6en aber
regeImdfig unter blntiaen @erluiter
abgeidlogen. Sic oItlid) bonn Sort
beleaenen sseitungstperte bon 5arbau-
mout tpur6en bon oen Deutiden er=
itiirmt.
eesn ser Moepre gbene fin6en ar
ser Gcutfden @ren3e heftige @ampfc
ftatt. gas @hlahtfclo rcidlt Big ttad'
sen Coles 2orraine. geah bcn bic
iebt porricgenben 9lusfiinften tr,,r
Sen nabe5u 10000 nnncrtpnnbcte Sc.
fangcne gcmod1t. Sic Teutidcn er-
ranqen glcid)fans cinen groBcn Gr
folq in Ser Champagne, >po iie boz
Qonoaut Moparin in ihrcn Ncii''
brnften. Ias crnbcrte @cbict bot ei-
ne sSront bon 1000 glaros. Gieir
NieberlQae geben Die 0ron3oien al,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

ne 8loda6e iiber England berbangen
un6 beta1tnt MAIDEN, baB ie6es 5diff,
gleibniel tpelder Station mrgeb0rig,
tpeldes einen engliiden &afen an-
5u1aufen fude, als u8lo6abebreder"
betra6tet u16 obne 8ornung in BEN
@run6 gebobrt tperben f0n11te. Cine
iolde Holitif tpiirbe CUR 9lusbunge-
r1lng @nglanbs fiibren 1t1to aa1toma.
ttf9 Ole. &affenitrefung @uBlanbs
11no 6ranfrei6s beoingen. Die Ser
ei1tigten Stoaten itdn6en Damn iioIiert
% ntno nriiBten iid De1tfdlanb fiji
gen, 6enn 6ieies bdtte Damn fdmn1ts
lide S@Iodtfdiffe un6 l1nterieeboote
Der Mqiierten I'M 8eiib ur6 bdtte cine
pielfab itarfere 6lotte ols Mmerito.
2esberes nriiBte nidt auein ole be-
f&lognabmte oeuti6en Sdiffe ber-
ausgebe11, fon6ern 6en @erbi16eten
au9 ole gefor6erten &riegsfoiten
5ablen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
81. Tebrnar.

Sic groBe beutide Offeniibe unter
6em &ronprin3en gegen @eroun Bill
oct sen 9lnfang eincs nc1,en 6elo5u.
ges gegen Goris, mie 9lmIteroomer
Depeidcn meIocn Die 6ie Nadridt
aus @erlin boben. Inter bcm Der.
beeren6cn sScucr touicnber bon Sc.
fd,iiten planen Die Dcutihcn. Die Scr.
tbeioigungslpcrte bon gcroun 5u ger.
itorcn mno cincn grobcn Marid nod
scr 137 Mcilcn cntfcrnt liegcnocn
fron3oiiidcn @ouptItaot 81. untcrncb.
men. sSn Berlin ala1,bt mon, oaf'
Ncronn Scr Mniong bonn gnoc bcs
3ricgcs icin miro.
ssn ibrcm 9lniturm auf Nerbnn CT.
obcrtcn 0ie Tcutihcn Die D0rfcr
(1ortiesung auf Seite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

ssSn Der Eau9boot- -@ontroperfe 3tni.
f@en 8aibington un6 8erlin 1T fein
@dritt 51rr @eritdnoigu1rg getban,
uno feine 9lusfidt auf @inigung if
porbon6en, 5unpal es iebt beibt, bob
Der @ongreB ii@ 6en 8iinfden bes
Praiioe11ten fiigt. Sic biplomatii@en
8e5tebungen fin6 iebt duBerit ge-
ipannt. Stomsfefretdr 9oniing nrod-
te beute betannt, boB cine Ser &Qis
iertennrd4te auf feinen 8oridIag,
@an6elsi@iffe gu enttnaffne11, geant-
tportet but. Ct tpolte ben Snbalt
nidt betannt geben fon6ern erfldrte,
6aB ct ,pabrideinli@ ole Mnttporten
3ufmmren DeroffentIi6en miro, iobol6
iie eingeIaufen iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Ser TraTbent Fat elmer 1ereoa,

tion omcrifoniiher @iirgcr ungori-
fder &crtunft bie @crlidcr,tng aege.
ben. bab er oie 2opolitiit Scr fre1no.
geborenen 9iirgcr oes 2onoes nidt
einen Mugcnblif bc5pcifeIt uno lie
immcr fir cbcnio quite 9lmerifoncr
gcbnltcn bobc mic jcne sic i'm Canoe
geboren nurben. Wir bebauern, bem
Grdfiocntcn tpioeriprcdcn 81, miiIien.
Nssn ici,1er letten Ssabrcsbotfd,oft an
sen @ongrcB fprid,t er untcr @csug.
nnhne onf oie frcmbacborcncn @iir.
ger fpobIles bon eincm illondlcn @iir.
gcrthnm. crhcbt er Vcihulbiaunoen
gcaen Tie. sic tic ni,nmcr pcracifen
uno linn nimmcr bcrsicbcn merbcn.
Nud1 nod scr obaeqcbcncn Grflirnng
nid,t. chFd1nn iic eincm motipierten
Biberruf febr dbnlid iiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Sic &rie9sla9e.
1. Mara

gln Der Ter0unslyro11t n110 1on1ttpr
an ser fran50liiden Sdladtlinie 1T.
lpie sic Sberlte Seeresleitang beute
n1eloet, ei1re Nauie eingetreten. Ser
8eridt 1nel6et lebbafte Mrtineriefan.
pfc on ser gan5en Sront, ertpabnt
aber feline sS1fa11terie~@efe6te bon
@eoeutung. Sci Meni1t purbe Elm
englif6er Doppelbeder ber1nterge-
i@oiien. 3tpet fran5oiiide Doppel=
6eder tp,1roen 1tabe Soiiions berun=
tergebolt. Sin oe1tides 6lug5eng BE-
lhoB einen fetn6li6en Gransport a1i
ser 2onoitroBe 5tpif6en 8efan5on
111b Suiiep un6 griff Die Monni9aft
erfolgrei6 INIT ieinen Mai6inenge.
tpebren an. Bie Ser 8eri6teritatter
bes 2ofol-Mn5eiger aus 6em &o1tpt-
qr1ortier 6es &ronprir5en telegra=
pbiert, 1p1r6en Die Gran3olen 5ur
MGumunig ser @tnbt Sresnes, 13
Weeilen fii6o1tli9 8erbun, am Diens
ltag ge5tuungen
0e1,tf f6la,rbs 1ette 3uiiderungen
iiber Die 6iibr,ng 6es l1nterfeeboot%
frieges, tpie iie am Montag bonn Gro
fem 8erritorff 6em Staatsfetretar
2aniing borgelegt tpl1rben, fino 1r@t
10 tpettQehen6, tpie sic Ser. Staaten
es min ide1p; es merben ober, tpie ber=
lal,tet, bon Ser 8un6esregierung fei=
ne tpeiteren @dritte ergriffen >per-
BEN, Biz Sic 8ertpaltung fi6er tit,
bob ibr Ser &ongreb feine 8er1eget1r
beit bereitet. Sm @etBen &al1ie fano
berte born1ittag cine &onferen5 itatt,
an Ger 1i6 Brdii6ent @tlion, @oriiber
@tone bonn se1rotsausfhuB fir auBe=
re MngeIegenbeite11> @oriiter 6looo
bonn entlpre6en6en &ausansi9nB
un6 Senator &ern, Mebrbeitsfiibrer
inn gertot, betbeiIigten. 9ea6 ether
stun6e tpur6en nod 9preder @larf
nnb bg. @iitt9in, NWeebrbe itsflibrer I'M
&au1e, 5ngeaogen. 8rdiibent @ilfon
IieB erfennen, 6aB er fein @ertra1ens-
potum tpiinide. @s tpur6e 6aber be-
idyIolie1r; ei1fad i'm @ongreb iiber Ell
ne @elolution ob5uitimmren, 6ie Slime
rifarer bon @enubung betpoffneter
@diffe ser friegfiibre1r6en geationen
tporrt. Ser Hrdii6ertt fonferierte 6a=
ruber on@ nit 6em @bgeor6neten
eeu, bem o11tiere116en &oriiber 6es
@e1hGft ftsorb bnungsauSidulIes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
20. Tebrmar.

Neit groBter @pannung iiebt man
in 1entidIan6 = aber au6 nidt tpe=
niger in bteiem 2an6e = bem Be=
qinn Der ne1ren l1nterieebootfam<
pogne, ser ouf ben 1. @dr5 angefebt
iit, e11tgegen. Dod gibt ii@ nidt Die
geringite 8eiorgniB iiber etnen @ruh
5tpiiden SEN Ser. gtoaten nn6
Ieutldlo1ro fn1rb. 8ilions Stoats<
funlt beurtbeiIt man in 9eutidlanb
nit Mhiel5u6en 11n6 Inn einen @b=
bru6 ser 6ip1omotiiden 8e5iebungen
3tpi{den 6en bei6en 2an6ern i@eint
npan li4 in @erlin tpenig 5n flint
nrer1r. sS11 bteier 6rage bat Deut{@-
lan6 obne 3tpeifel bas gan5e Bolf
btnter ft@.
ggiepobl bie 0ron5oien ii@ oufs
9eugnen perlegen fonnen iie bie
@obrbeit nidt >pegidaffen, boB Die
6eutiden 9ruppen BEL @er6un un6
I'M gBoebe Be3trt anb1lten0e Sort<
fdritte moden. Die Deutiden fin6
6urh Iieppe, Mbancourt nn6 Blan<
gee ge5ogen uno baben au6 Manbenl<
leg nn6 Champion genommen. Wei-
terbin fiin6igt sic 0berfte &cereslei=
tl,nq aus Berlin an, boB Elm fleines
Tan3ertperf norooitlid Donaumont
BON SEN 3e11tifen eritiirnt >purbe.
Die mtli6e 8efanntmahung gibt Die
ge1ammt5abl Ser nnpertpun6eten @e=
fanqenen ouf 16,575 an. Sc murben
78 @eihiibe un6 86 Maidinengetpeb=
re erbeutet.
Ser fronaaiiide 6ilfsfreuser Nro=
pence lit i'm Mittelmeer 3tpiid,cn Seal
ia un6 ser griediiden Sssniel Melos
perfenft tpor6en. Sic Grobence mar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Dor Dem &riege elmer Der 1honlte11
tronsmlantii9en @onrpfer Der fran-
50iiidet 2inie. Mebr olS tauie1b
Munn ginge1r, 10 gloubt man in So
ris, BEL 6e1n @erie11fen 6es fra1t5oii'
19en &iIfsfreu5ers inn Mittelmeer
perloren. 1900 Berionen befa16en
iid), >pie oos Marinen1iniiterium Be-
tarn1t gibt, an @oro. Dupon ipur6en
296 auf Maltn un6 ettpn 400 dlf
ser griediiden S1lfel Melos gelonoet.
Man tpeiB 1tdt, ob es Inn cine Eors
peoier11ng ober einen l1nfan bar6elt.
8eim 6oritbaufe in Sboenpile,
1roro01tIi9 Bobonbime, tuur6e 6er boz
oerite GbeiI elmer fran5oiif6en Stel-
lung ongegriffen un6 genommen.
Cine grobe 9ln5abl Sron5oien MUIR
Sen 3u @efangenen genpudt. 2ol1t
geodridten aus Ser S6tpei5 lit Ser
Mngriff auf 8er6un r11r alS Diper-
iion anf5ufoiler. Ser Soupti6lag
ser Dentide1 tpiro 5tpii9en Mopon
1n6 ct. 4ne11ti1r fauen, po Ole
sdIodtfront foum mebr ols 60 Mei=
len bon Naris entfernt iit, in moro
oitlider &idtung.
9luf 6ent itolieniiben &riegsidu1=
plab fan6 at ser Sion5ofront leb.
boftes glrtiIeriefeuer itatt. '@elege1tt=
li9 fam es 5u unerbebliden SsSr1fonte-
riefdmpfen. 8ei ollen Mngriffen
tpur6en sic Stnlie1ter 5uridgef6Ia-
gen un6 erlitten bluttge @erlulte. @e-
gen 200 @efongene nit feds 0ffi5ie=
rem blieben in 6enti6en Sdn6en 5u=
rid. Seiterrei6=ungariide Truppen
baben 9ura58o beiett. 9lm @ormit=
tag riidte cine Mbtbeilung unter 6ern
lSener ser SStaIiener iiber sic MORO
lide 2on6enge ro@ Bortos. @egen6
Mben6 erreidten 5ablrethe Mbtbetlun-
gen Ser 01terrei6ti6en Grnppen 6ie
griide 0itli6 bon 9uraa5o un6 trie-
ben sic itolientlde geadb1t 5uriid.
Sic Sludt Der ssstaliener alts Gmra5=
80 tpur6e boittg ut16 in groBer TN
or6nung ausgefiibrt. SIM Morgen=
grauen 5og ein 0iterrei6-ungariides
8atoillon in sic brenne1t6e Sta6t elm.
Gie lebte formelle geote Deutid-
lon6s iiber sic 3ufiinftige Saudboot-
&riegfibrung Iiegt Brdii6ent @ilion
un6 feine1n &abinett bor. ssSn Ser
geote tper6en sic I'M 2uiitania- -Jaqe
gegebenen 8eriiderungen tpieoerbolt
un6 erflart, baB 6ieie @eriiderungen
6ur6 bie angefiin6igte glbiid)t, BE-
tpoffnete Son6elsiddffe ols fein6lide
Sill fsfren5er gu betradte1t nidt rro=
6ifi3iert tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

berbei3ufiibrcn, uno BOB ion1it Die
@efabr ernitcr Iifferenae11 nit ben
Ser. gtoaten feline nnbclicgenbc lei.
Ger neue l1bootfricg beainnt NOR.
qen Inn mittcrnodt. @rof BON 8ern-
ltorff fonfcricrte ct1na Is Minl,tcn
lang NIT gtoatsiefrctar 0aniing uno
.bdnbiqte linn Elm Mcmoranonm ein
Coming tpeiacrte iid, irgenomcl6e
Mngoben al MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
q. syebr,tar.

Braii6e1t @ilicn un6 gtootsfefre-
tdr 2aniing beiddftigen ii@ INNER
nod in eriter 2irie nit bem bon
DcattidIonb fit ben 1. Mar5 an9e-
fiinbigten Goudbootfrieg. SIM 9un.
oesfongreB bat man fi6 felt elmer
ISOLDE beionnen, Oh cine @ornung an
sic 8iirger Ser Ser. gtaaten Dor BE-
rpaffneten &onbelsfdiffcn friegfiib-
ren6er Motionen angebradt lei. @alb.
amtli@ miro beridtet, oaB england
nidt i'm entfernteiten bapon oente,
oe1n goridIag oes Stootsiefretdrs
2dniing, &onbelsidiffe nidt gu be-
Itiifen, @ebor al gebcn.
ginem boben beutihcn Marine<
Offi5ier legt 6ie rTranffurter 8ci'
-ung" folgenoe ausiage iiber ben I'm
tcriceboottrieg in bcn Mnnb: .Die
Mebrbcit Ser oeutihen Marincoffi.
,icre lit Der Mniid1t, bob elm @rnd)
'tpiihen Deutid1lanb unb oen @crei.
1igten staatcn bic &erbcifiihruna beg
Gnocs beg 0ricgesy ,,no 5mar zines
;iir Dcutfdano aiinitiaen. bcid'lcuni.
1cn mcroe. sobolo Icl,tid,Ianb ben
rcrcinigtcn gtootcn Qcgcniibcr fcine
Tiifiid)t mcbr moltc11 all laiicn
iraud,tc. fonntc cs neit tpirf'omcr &C.
gen england porgeben. gs fonnte ei.