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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14
SOCIAL DOINGS.

Mrs. julius Klaus entertained the
Seven Hand Euchre Club with several
tables Of auction bridge, honoring Miss
Helen Owen and Mrs. William Herr
berg. Beautiful prizes were presented
to Miss Helen Owen and Mesdames
William Herzberg, N. H. Harrison
and jim Williams. Dainty refresh.
ments were served in two courses.
Cd Wednesday afternoon Mrs,
Juanita Murphey was hostess of the
Fortnightly Club. Only members
were present. Miss Annie Ella Ames
received first prize. a box of dainty
hand-painted stationery and Mrs.
Julian Boggess cut the consolation. a
very pretty picture. An ice course
was attractively served.
Mrs. N. H, Harrison entertained at
progressive auction Wednesday even
ing in honor of her house guests,
Mesdames G, NJ. Flynn of COLUMBUS
and VIM. Herzbere of Birmingham.
Mrs. Flynn won the ladies' prize for
the highest score and Mr.. Thos, Nc
Henry the gentlemen's. There were
three tables. Refreshments were
served.
On Thursday morning Mrs. W. I.
Connor entertained at seven.hand Gu
chrd with Miss Frances BIadG as honor
guest. AT the conclusion of the inter
esting game delightful refrt shments
were served by the hostess. zisses
Brady and Galloway Kirby were pre-
sented attractive prizes.
Mrs. j. Evans Dorroh vii! entertain
the Junior Auction Bridge Club IN Fri
day afternoon with several extra
tables, including the many visitors in
town.
Mrs. Charles Scales was hostess of
the ''As You Like 1t" Club on Thurs.
day afternoon.
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Hardin Brooks in Macon

Hon. Hardin Brooks came up from
Meridian Thursday to take part in the
trial of the Finklea boys, Brooks and
Lucas being the attorneys for the de-
Tense. The Meridian papers of last
week had complimentary notices of Mr..
Brooks having been employed by the
county of Lauderdale to assist in the
prosecution of those guilty of pecula.
ton in the matter of fraudulent teach
er's warrants. Through these fraudu-
lent warrants the school fund of Lau-
derdale was defrauded of something
like $50, 900. Constant evidence is be-
ing given that Mr.. Brooks is winning
distinction and power at the Meridian
bar,
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r TO

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of super.
yisors Of Noxubee County. Mississippi. will re-
ceiye bids, nnder the Findley Method. for the
purchase Of Taryia or Asphalt. or . material for
the purpose Of protecting the good roads in Nox-
for machinery. used by the Fiudley Method. in
Guiding sweepers and tanks to spread such ma
terial as they may purchase.
Notice is also given that the Board will receive
bids for the lease of machinery used BY the Fiad-
ley Method. for the purpose Of spreading ED
Taryia or Asphalt over said roads. Said btds 70
be for the lease OF said machinery by the day
and az an entirety for the entire work.
Bids 10 be opened at 2 O'Clock on Monday.
August 7, 1916.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
This the 7th day Of July, 1916.
THOMAS McHKNRY.
President of the Board Of SupeEvfsors.
Noxubee County, Nistissippi.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids are invited on Monday. Aug. 7. 1915.
at 200 O'Clock. .. m. for furnishing and construct
ing according 10 plans and specifications now on
file in the Chancery Clerks Office Of Noxubea
County, Miss. three brick and cement ~culvvrts.
or reinforced concrete bridges as follows:
!. Bridge & Buckinfham college on Macon and
Shuqualak road. 30 feet long and 7 feet high.
2. Bridge at L.. 7. Anderson's place on ,same
road, 36 feet long and 8 feet high.
Z. Bridge at Combs place on same rord. 10 fest
long and 7 feet.high.
Also Z bridges east Of Shuqualak from 1 10 s
miles.
Good faith checkILcashier' or certified Of 5 per
cent TO omp each bid. No bid considersd
without said check. Bids requested separately
on each bridge. Successfulebiddes 10 fur
nish bond in penalty Of contract price. Board -
serves the right to reject any or all BIDS Byt0-
der Of the Boaod Supervisors. this July 7th, 1918.
JNO. A.. TYSON, Clerk.
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SALE.
The State Of Mississippi Noxubse County

The State Of MissIssl ppi. Noxubse County.
By virtue Of the provisions Of & dsSd
Of trust smade. by John C.. Brown. and n. c.
Brown. on the 4th day Of December. lsI2. to
secure the payment Of a certain indebtedne,s to
{. s. Field, and by c. s. Field Transferred to Pat
Brown. and by Pat Brown transferred TO Mrs.
Bessie Holmes. the present holder. and which 10
recorded in Deed Book 10. page 239. in the
Chancery Clerks office Of Noxubee County. Mis-
sissippi, |. the undersigned trustee, will proceed
70 sell the following property mentioned tberein.
at the front door Of the Post Office. in the Town
Of Shuqualak, in said County. during legal hours.
"a ,be 'n Si sist daT E o. July, lsi 81. 2, puei,e outsryi 70
Block Three. in the Town Of ShuquAlak. lees t7D
seventy one feet off Of the south end, containing
nsuse. Said house a nd lot having been cold 70 J.
A. Youngblood.' will execute deed 10 eur-
chaser. Al. DENT. Trustees.
Posted Bird day of July, 1916.
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The Cheerful Givers

The Cheerful Givers had an enjoy
able meeting at the home of Fan Con-
nor, Monday afternoon. The leader
told the story of Jack and J%anet's visit
to the missionaries in China. These
mission study meetings consist of
song, prayer. Bible reading, the mis-
sionary story, and a pleasant social
time at the close. The roll call re-
Spouse at this meeting vas to re-tell a
part of the mission story.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids are invited on Monday. Aug. 7. 1916.
Mt 2.Oo o'clock. y. m. for furnishing Noxubes
county, Mississippi. for a term Of two years from
date of letting contract the following. delivered
at Macon. Miss all charges Of transportation To
be prepaid by contractor. viz
Class !. Blank books and Record books.
z, Printed blanks and printed stationery
}. Ruld and printed blanks.
4. Tax receipts. warrants and such forms
in simple binding.
Class 8, Stationery and.ofice supplies and fur
niture. not including specially ruled or printed
work.
Contracts to be let EYEGLASSES.
Proposal blanks to be furnished by the under.
signed.
Successful bidder or bidder 10 enter lnlo con-
tract and to furnish bond in the penalty Of $500
for each class awarded.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
bids.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors. this
July 7th. 1861
JNO. A. TYSON, Clerk.
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FOR SALE

| suite furniture.
/ single bed, mattress and springs.
2 book cases.
Rockers and oak chairs.
Extension table.
Half dozen dining chairs.
Refrigerator.
Ice cream freezer, n gallon.
Water cooler, four gallons.
Kitchen tables.
Milk jars.
Wash boiler, twenty gallons.
Garden implements.
Crosscut saw.
Combination cooking and heating
Sundries.
MRS. WALTER PRICE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14

Messrs. Jas. Treseder and son OF
Wisconsin and W. T. Farmer of Indi.
ana, were in the county this week look.
ing at lands with a view of making
purchases in the near future. They
have been attracted to the black
prairie section of Mississippi not only
by the mild winters but the difference
in the prices of our lands and theirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones and son
of Shreveport, Lg,, motored to Macon,
on last Wednesday and are guests in
the home Of DR.. ank Mrs. j. +. Jones.
The protracted bad weather and conse-
quent bad roads makes it impossible for
them to return in the car.
Miss Eleanor Jones, who has been
the guest of Miss Edith Brown Of
Meridian, motored to Columbus last
weekend and was a guest in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lipsey. She will re-
turn to Meridian, Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. II. c. McCorquodale
and family will leave Friday fsr a visit
with relatives in Jackson, Ala. Dur
ing heir absence their home will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Shu-
maker and Miss jamie Jackson Of Hat
tiesburg.
Mrs. John Hooks of Clarksdale is
spending the week with Mrs J. b. Car
den Of Meridian. She will return this
weekend for a short stay before going
to Clarksdale.
Mr.. Osborn Kirby bought the bus
recently run by Mr.. Howard Scales
and now has exclusive charge Of this
business in Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIewellyn Oliver are
occupying the Shannon cottage neal
the vacant hotel lot. Mrs. Howard
Scales and sons are boarding with
them,
The congregation of the Baptist
church have called Mr.. Pope of Bel
zonia. 1t is not yet known whether
or not this call will be accepted.
Mr.. J. B, Elkin5 is spending the
week at Beuna Vista Farm, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ormsby.
Mrs. Sallie Earle Brooks came up
from Meridian with 3 party Of friends
late Friday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. W. Cotton and son Charlie,
of Meridian, are visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Melvin Taylor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rainey and children Of
Carrollton, Miss, have taken charge
of the Hotel Macon.
Mrs. l.. w. Graham has returned
from a months visit in Kentucky with
relatives.
Mr.. Leo Cole, Jr. has accepted a
position during the summer in Ha.ties
burg.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids are invited on Monday. August
7th. 1915. at 200 D.. m, for furnishing and con-
structing repairs according to plans and speci-
fcations now on file in the Chancery Clerks
Office Of sand county on bridge across slough at
Marshall May Spring on the buggs Ferry ROAD
CgrcessfuI bidder to enter into contract and fur
nish bond in penalty OF bid. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Ry order OF the Board of Supervisors. this July
Ith. 1915. JNO. a lfSON' 'Ierb'
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CHURCHES


SALEM
DR.. f, A. Thompson viii preach at
Salem. Sunday. july 18th. II a m
and S p. m. T. +. Holland. the pastor.
Is away holding a revival for Rev w.
NJ. Langley Of Pickens. Miss.
METHODIST
Preaching s~ervices-ll a. m, Union
Services at Sis p. m.
Sunday School-a.45 a, m.
All are cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN
Regular morning services conducted
by DR.. j. Z. Jones.
UNION SERVICES
The Union Services will be con-
Quoted by Or, j. F. Jone- on the NJ. F.,
lawn, Sunday evening at Sis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14

Ths Walter Barker chapter U. D: C..
will meet Wednesday afternoon, July
10Th, 5 O'Clock, at Mrs. l.. +. Holberg's.
Every member earnestly requested to
be present, and all others interested in
getting up the history Of Noxubee
county, are invited to meet with US,
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Macon Soldiers

Captain Howard Scales has been
made captain-adjutant. succeeding Capt
Heiss. Color-sergeant VIM. Dent has
been appointed quactermaster sergeant.
A letter ftom Col. f. B. Boyd received
today stated that his regiment would
probably leave Jackson tomorrow. Sat
urday. but he did not know where it
would be sent. 1t is reported that it
will 90 to California.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14

A meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee of Noxubee County
is hereby called to meet Tuesday, July
18th. 2 D. m. Those members who are
unable to attend will please write or
phone their proxies. E.. b. BOYD,
Chairman.
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FOR SALE

An attractive farm of 1876 acres 5L
miles from Macon; 125 acres are cult.
vable, IS in woods. We'll watered anc
fine corn and pasture land. Terms
moderate. Apply to G, care of Beacon
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Sfork

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ormsby of
Bnena Vista Farm are the happy par
ents of a fine son that arrived We'd
nesday, July 18th. His name is j.
| Louis Ormsbl, Jr.
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FOR SALE

4. few nice Jersey mich cows, fresh
or springers. l.. W. JACKSON,
Prairie Point, Miss,
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O SALE OR RENT

One nice residence close in without
water or lights. Rent $40 month
N, SCALES.
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O SALE

One Registered BorHs hire Boar, 10
months old, weighs 2Z5 lbs , $50; one
Registered Berkshire CT 4 months
old, weighs Is lbs, $40. Roy Madl-
son, P. O. Box 50, Brooksv'lle. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14

Short horn bulls, registered. ready
for service; also one Berkshire boar.
For sale by d. ~CREswEL',
Prairie Point, Miss.
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FOR SALE

Two good horses.
N. SCALES, Agent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
be,t? @ug min 6ieier @rofeHor Sill.

ben? @as min 6ieier @rofeiior Sill
bert Mnrrap NIT ieinem albernen
&umonitGtsgei6mab in einem 2onoe,
oos mdbren6 bes 8iirgerfrieges feline
griiten5 nidt blob gegetu ote iiioli@en
8ebeqen, ionoern au6 gegen Die eng
Iii1en SsSntriga1anten 5rt be%rtbetoiger'
batte? @ar es pielleiht cine bumane
|Gbot, oab England 6amals Ben re-
be0iid)en Sii6en gegen Sen fir Die
grbaltung Ser Union fampfenoer
Mproeu unter itiibte, TO &peit es fonrte,
obre ii6 5u iebr 81 erponieren? nno
bdlt Yrofeiior M11rrap eS pielleidt
fir cine bl1ma1e Ebat, 6aB gnglano
beute beriudt> Delttidlamos Sral1er
nn6 &iroer 6em @%ungerto6e 5u iiber'
anttporten, ro6oem es at Der ST.
fenntniB gefommen, baB es Deatl6=
la1o militdrii6 nidt nie6erringen
fann?
SIT Ser SEER aus ENGLAND iber-
holtpt i'm Ser Gage aus Ser alterer
ul6 nclteren @eididte gnglanos Ell
ner @organg on5ufiibren, Ser Dem
2on6e ieiner @eburt ais brmoner
gft gutgei9rieben mer6en fann? ST.
Ser Srforber @elebrte in Ser engli=
iben @eididte mirflid 10 i6le@t be,
man0ert, 6ab er feline 3ub0rer nit
10 tb6ridtem @ei6pab %urterbalt,
ooer balt er feline 3ub0rer fir 10 ein=
faltig> oaB Ell glol1bt, ibnen iold)es
@eidap6b bieten 5u 0iirfen? gS giebt
unter Sen friegfibren6en @a6ten
feline, sic tpeniger Mnipru@ 6araui
bot, ais 8ei9iiter ser. @umonitat
angelproden gu mer6e11, als @rrglan6.
&l1Bla1r6 nt6t ousgeidloiien. eng
lan6 fat nod niemals Dor ben ele=
mentarlten @eboten Ser @eni6li6=
felt Salt gema@t> tpenn ite nit iei-
nem brutalen ggoismuS folli0ierte,
nod niemals fi6 Dor 6em @edt &C.
beugt, tpenm ieine Stttereiien for6er=
ten, es at 5%ertriimmern, nod niemals
@ere9tigfeit geiibt, tpenr eS 1etnen
@ortbeil babei fan6, unredt 5n tbun.
Gin Mon11, ser ENGLAND als Sen 8e=
lbiiter ser @umanitdt feiert> lit emit
meoer Elm Marr o6er Elm 8etriiger.
@ir iino ntdt engber5ig. @ir laiien
Brofeiior M1trrap ste @abl. 60 bu=
man iin6 mir, nn6 10 iin6 feline
2anosleute, sic gngldn6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
obadten fonnte, 10 befdlt6 einen Bel
aner 8epunoerung Elm itiues @rauen
Dor 6ieiem @roBartigen.
80 1T Die en8Iii1e
Vlotte?

&0nig @eorg bon gnglano bat
na6 Ser Seei6ladt am Sfagerrat
oem Momiral Sellieoe gegeniiber fem
@eoauern ausgelpro6en, 6aB Nadt
nno Nebel 6ie englif6e 5lotte perbin-
BERT battet, Die Srii6te Tires Sieges
gu ernten un6 6ie 6eutl9e Slotte p0l-
Zig 81 berni6tetr. Momiral Seaicoe
beridtete, 6aB om Morgen na@ Ser
5dladt 6ie britiide Slotte bereit ge-
meien mare, Sen &f mieoer ouf-
5unebmett, 0aB aber 6ie Deuti@en
6aS 6el6 geraumt batten, cine Sc
bal1ptung, 6ie inoeiien langlt mi6er=
legt lit, 90 6ie no6 IN Ser Ma6t CUR
Mufflarung porgeian6ten 6e1ttiden
Gorpeooboote BON Ger englii6en
6lotte nidts mebr entbeden fonnten.
SIT Mnbetro6t 6ieier britilden
Siegesbert6te lit es Nun iduer gu
per1teben marl1m M6miral Sellicoe
uno feline uiiegreide Slotte" felt 6em
eriten Stunt bon Ser 8il6fla6e ber=
idmun6en iin6> parum iie ii6 6ie
@elegenbeit, Die 6euti@e Slotte gu
berni6ten, ieitber ni9t 5u N11be &C.
madt baben.
Denn 0ie1e @eleqenbeit tpar ibne11
mebrfab gegeben. 9aS 6el1tlde
Observation-Disclosures lit felt 6em
erlten Sunni an beridie6enen 5tellen
Ser geor6iee geiidtet, erit Dor meni=
gen Sagen iin6 5tpei englii@e 9am<
pier BON 6eutiden &reu5ern aufge=
bra6t, adt englt19e Sii@erboote in
unmittelbarer Nabe Der englil6en
&iiite bon 6eutiden &riegSi6iffen
perient, un6 fur5li6 lift ser engliide
&afenort Seabam BON ei11em 6eut=
i6en Sau6boote bombaroiert NOR
Den. @on Scr engliiden 6lotte mar
nidts GIT ieben. sic fat iid ni@t an
Ser &iite Seiitlan6S, mo- fie Dor feds
@oden 6ie b0ie Shlappe erlitt, ge=
5eigt, iie fat ibren 6an1als bergeblid
unternommerter @erlu6, in Die DIT
fee gu gelanger, midt mieoerbolt, tie
mar aud an Ger iuoliden &iiite BON
England ni@t 5u fin6en, ion0ern bat
fi@ beideioen in ibr iidereS Serted
int 6irtb=of=5ortb 5triidge5ogen> mo
iie Dor @ngriffen gel6iibt lift un6 if
re S9d6en a%1Sbeiiern farr.
Ser @etit elmer iiegreiden Glotte
ltedt in SeQicoes Mrma6a getpiB
ni@t. Die 6euti9e Slotte miro einem
5peiten @offengang nit ibrem BRIT
tiiden @egner nidt austpei@en,
tpenn 6ieier Sen Mutb bot, ii6 gu ltel=
len. Gus i6eint inoeiien b%orlauftg
m6t Ser Sal 5u fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

tu@ fann mar Elm traftiees Meiben
taum erreiden. Daber iollte man ftets,
aud penn es in Ser eriten 3eit urz
ansenebm empfunben Derben iolte,
Elm raubes 9an0tu@, beiipielSpeife etn
Tlanentu@, benuben. 9ur4 oas Netz
ben tpirb bas 8lut in Ole 9aut ser
!9ano gelentt, mas thren grndbrungsz
3u1tano uno ibre @ef@meibigtett Be-
f0rbert.
8ei elmer 1d0nen @ano mi6en
au@ sic Mdgel gut gepflest meroen.
Sen fi4 unter Sen MGgeln anfeBenben
@9mub entfernt man am beiten beim
6Gnbema14en NIT Der Nagelburit e.
Cont benubt man porteilbatter etn
fpibts 90l5@en als, tpte es meif gez
f4iebt, elm tletnes Meher, ba Der
@tabl muir Die Sberbaut rauber madt,
uobur@ Der @taub befto l.tater an
bQftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Die furdtbare1 &erluite Der &1ti=

Sue T~AluJluultA StIIAItt UtI JUL
fen pabren6 Ser eriten bier @o6en
ibrer Sffenlipe an Ser @u6oitfront
iino ser bette 8emeiS fir Die Sapfer-
felt, nit Ser sic Selterreider ii@ ge=
gen 6ie moStopitiide leberma&t ge=
1pebrt, un6 fir 6ie 3abigfeit, NIT Ser
iie lire 5tellungen pertbei6igt ba-
ben. Gin 8erlu1t bon 100000 So6=
ten be6eltet einen ~@eiammtDerluit an
So6ten, @ertpun0eten un6 @efange=
nen BON ungefabr elmer MtQion
Mann. 9ieier 8erluit lift mm 10
furdtbarer, neil Ser uriprunglide
8med Ser ruiiil6en Sffeniibe bisber
an feinem Bltnfte erreibt tp11r6e urt6
i6tperli@ nod erret@t mer6en miro.
General 8ruiiilom bat ieinen alten
STUFF als @eld@ter 1pie6er einmal
gldn5en0 betpdbrt. &uBlano lit I'M
'eine groBe Mrmee armer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Uer(6Gnert Eopito(.
Btlbbaner 8artlett nit MuSfitbruuA
bon Statrer beid36ftiat.

Ser 8ilobauer Saul Hablanb
Bartlett, elmer Der beriibmteit item &inft=
ler Ser Ser. @taaten, Ger feline @tuz
bien bauptfd@lt@ in 5rantrei@ sez
ma@t fat, 1T gegenmdrtig bamit BE-
f@dftigt, berf@teoene @tulpturgruppen
fiji bas Peoiment bes &apitolgebduoes
in @afbinston aus3ufiibren. st ge<
ntebt einen boben &uf als 8ilbbauer
uno 3tpar ni@t nur in Den Der.
@taaten fon6ern uberau po bic &unft
cine @tdtte Fat. Werte bon 1einer
@ano fin6 in parts, Mafbington, 30
fton, pbilabelpbia, @bicaso uno anbez
rem aH1ertfanif@en @tdbten.
@en1 bie @tulpturen an benz &a>
bitolgebdu6e polenbet fem perben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Wic6tiq menn mo6r.

Gin i@peoii@er Student, u nbers
Sorften 2iungbers in 2uno, min entz
bedt baben, baB bic bratpioif@en
@pra@en (unter Drapi6e peritebt man
Die @pradgruppe Ser porarabtf@en
8eb6lterung Snbtens un0 ote ural<
altati4en @praden u%rpertpanot itno
unb einen e~in5tgen @pro@itamm Bill
ben. @olte bas G:gebnis fetner Torz
f@ungen beftatigt merben, 10 tpiiroen
tpobl fir sic mod thinner f@panfenoe
8eftimmung Ser uralzaltaif4en Dol
ter, ser ugroftnnen, Samoieben, Sur<
ten, Monsolen, Sungefen, piellet9t
aud Ser Masparen, neue Mnbolts>
punfte g%etDonnen ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
9as bmntane ENGLAND.

Sn Seem Yorf fan6 fiir5li6 cine
Ser lammlung ltatt, IN Ser Elm eng
ldnoer, Ser Srfor0er Erofelior Gill
bert Murrop, Ser @auptre0ner moor.
Irofeilor Ml1rrap lit uuf ginlaoung
befonnter amerifaniider 2afaien
gnglonos beriibergefommen, 6amit er
bier gtimmung fir ei1ren engeren
Mnihlub Ser Ser. 5taaten an eng
Iano made. @eB' @eiites &in0 er
lit, ergiebt iid aus Sen einleitenoen
Saben 1einer Seem Dorfer &e6e, Die
ollo Ia11ten: Sd nabm 6ie @inla=
oung an un6 fam nit Ser Soffnung
beriiber, 6oB i6 meinem 2on6e 6nr6
6ie Geltigung Ser 5reunoibuft 5mi=
lden Sen Ser. Stoater nn6 england
ei1en Gent ermeiien f0nnte. SSdd
babe SOS @efiibl, 6aB Elm @treit 5pi-
iden nns 6os gn6e Ser @umanitdt
bebeuten miirbe."
Scum, gang 10 idlimm tpiir6e es
ia tpobI ni9t per6er. 9ie Ser. Stoa=
ten baben 5tpeimal streit nit eng
Iarrb gebabt, aber sic @umanitat lit
borii6er ni6t 5ugrun6e gegangen. SIN
@egentbeil, nod 6em eriten @treit
nit England fat Sic Sumanitat m1f
bem 8oben Der nelet1 8elt lire er=
item groBen @iege gefeiert. Mon fann
iogor ioger, Tie lei aus 6ieiem Streit
geboben mor6er. @umanitdt lit
menidlt6feit, Menidenfreun6li@feit.
@or 6em &epoIutionsfriege tparen
6os in Mmerifa rare Mrtifel. 9a
berri6te engliide Sprannet, ober
ni6t Menidlidfeit. Damn fam 6ie
MISUNDERSTANDING 6ieies gro-
BE 8efenntniB gu tpabrer Meni@li6=
felt, un6 6omit tpor ser Sieg Ser
6umonitat ouf Dem 8o6en Ser 11el1en
@elt geiid)ert.
Mber mir gIa1tben ni6t, 6aB Pro=
feiior Gilbert M11rrap Sen M11tb bot,
sos oIs @er6ienit @ngIan6s in Mn=
iprr9 5u nebmen. Ser bon linn un=
ternommene 8erind, england als
BEN 8ei6iiter Ser &umanitat bin5u-
ftenen, lit tpeiter ni9ts aIs cine 6rei>
1te @eidi9tsfaIidung. England bot
10 etDas tpie Men1hIihfeit niemals
gefonnt. Die borbarii6iten &riege,
sic int Ser @elt gefiibrt por6en itn6,
bat England gefiibrt. Mod int &rie=
&c, sem es bon 1912 bis 1914 gegen
Ole Ser. @toaten fiibrte, be3ablte es
Sen pil6en Snbianerftdmmen 8rG=
mien fir sic Sfolpe ser Sro11er un6
@in6er amertfaniider Mniie61er, bon
benen mande aus England einge-
tpor6ert tporen. @Gbren6 Ser napo-
Ieonii9en &riege iiberfiel cine eng
lii@e SIotte bos u~nbefeittgte @open-
bagen, f@oB einet EbeiI Ser Sta6t
in 8rano, to6tete &l1n6erte bon
Sra1er un6 &i11berr un6 fiibrte sic
6dnif9e 6Iotte meg, obidor 5mii@en
D6nemarf un6 England Trie6en be-
fton6.
@ebnlide @rfabrungen Fat SOL
Ion6 nit Ser englif@en Sumanitdt