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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Greeks and Bulgars at 1t
TRy United prcSSl


LONDON. Aug. 22.-.An Athens
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
says the Bulgarians and Greeks have
been fighting in the vicinity OF Series
since yesterday. a number OF
Greeks were killed and their COM
mauder is summoning the reserves.
This story is not confirmed from
other source. The Allies are at
tacking the BulGars along the en-
tire front and Montenegrins are re-
iniorcing the Serbs who are fighting
the Bulgarian left. The Bulgarian
right may have entered kavala.
Bulgars Capture Greek Towns
BY United Press1
BERLTN. Aug. 22.--Sofiia an
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Sinks German Battleship
[ By United Pressl

LONDON. Aug. PIT is announc-
ed that the British submarine % tor
pedoed large German battleship OF
the Nassau class. After the first at
Gordon of destroyers escarting the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

Private Gerhard Of the Pruss an
Guard regiment, No. --, was just as
confident as his officer about the out
come of the war, but unlike the Off
GER. he was willing to give hearty
praise to the fighting British Tom
mics"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Breeding Another Revolution
IRu limited Pressl

BY United Press
Ell PASO, Aug. 22.--Manuel Bon
lila, Madero minister Of the inter-
ior has announced that efforts are
progressing to unite all the factions
in Mexico as "Legalistas' and over
throw Carranza. Secret service men
are close1y watching Mexican lead
crs in America.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Capture New Position
IRv United Press |

IbV UllltcU TTtSS
LONDON, Aug. 22.-General HaE
reported today the British had ad-
vanced or half mile front, taking
the highway junction northwest of
Poziercs. The British have now eN-
tended their gains to within 1000
yards OF Thiepval
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Trial Set

tBv United Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-Bill-
ings trial is set for September 11th
after Billings the Moneys, Vein
burg and Nolan plead not guilty this
morning. The other cases will be
set later.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
It's Flag Restored

Rv United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-The
liner Ecquador arrived on her first
trip today as a Pacific Mail liner, re-
storing the Pacific Mails flag to the
Pacific, following the La Toilette
seamens bill
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
(By United Press

ATHENS, Aug. p. - Russian
troops have landed at Salonika to join
the Balkan offensive. 1t is believed
the small force sent is to demonstrate
the unity OF the Allies. Italians are
also disembarking soldiers The six
Allied nations are now fighting to-
gether for the first time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
HUGHES WOULD
UPHOLD SCALE

here, urging the maintenance of an
American labor wage scale and pro-
lection to- industries. He said that
before the war we had armies Of
unemployed as the result OF anti
tariff legislation"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Build Addition to Rosenbrock Home

Contractor Hendren. who is re-
modelling the Arlington hotel, has
signed up the contract for building
a commodious addition to the Rosen-
brock home
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Half-Holiday Declared

Governor Boyle has notified all the
departments in the state capital thar
a half holiday will be given tomorrow
in order that all who wish may go to
Reno and hear Charles F. Hughes
speak.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

Dy !
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-Clar-
ence Peacock, who was washed sea-
ward last week while bathing and
mourncd tor dead, reappeared this
morning. He said the undertow
dragged him out to sea, but he clung
to log. When he regained con-
sciousness he was aboard Norweg.,
ian freighter and landed at Seattle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Won't Meet Hughes

By United Pressl
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 22-The
governors office today announced
that Johnson speaks at Hollywood
and will not meet Hughes here to-
night. A Republican chairman will
preside
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
WILL NOT PLACE
WILSON IN HOLE

day voted 81 to % to consider the
revenue bill Immediately. 1t is be-
lieved this means the immigration bid
will be postponed until December.
The house adopted Hays re-intro-
duced army bill without a rollcafl.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
French Advance

IBy United Pressi
PARIS, Aug. 22.-The French
have advanced on both sides OF the
Somme and are progressing toward
Clery, capturing the trenches south
west of Estrees and east Of Soye-
court.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Will Accord Jews New Rights
Bv United Press1

BY United PressI
PETROGRAD, Aug. 22-The
United Press has been informed thai
a bill to give Jews the same rights
as ali other Russians will be intro
duced in the Duma next November.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
by United Press1

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Presi-
dent Wilson told callers today he
comes to him again. The senate to-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Talked to 5000


IBV United PreSsI
FRESNO, Aug. 22.--Hughes ad-
dressed 5000 here nineteen minutes
before noon. He urged a protective
tariff.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
by United PressI

VISALIA, Aug. 22.-Judges Hughes
spoke from the train platform at sew
eral towns between Los Angeles and
Sacramento. He addressed 1000
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Appointed Notary

P. K. Heuring OF Nina was ap-
pointed a notary public yesterday by
Governor Boyle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
EVENTS

vessel and again torpedoed her. 1t is
believed the battleship was sunk.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Bulgars Capture Greek Towns

Ky UnlteU HESS
RERIIN, Aug. 22--Sohia an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21
Auto Oughts and Other Things.

A bright young lad in one of the
State House departments asked the
Journal man: "Who has No. auto
plate?" and on being told that the re-
porter actually did not know that par
ticular piece of desired information,
snapped back: well. why don't you
find out and tell us; also Nos. 10 and
1913 and Hill, etc" So, while perhaps
the item is not particularly valuable as
news" it looked interesting and the
reporter bothered Chief Davis of the
Automobile Registration Bureau
enough to learn the following statis-
tics, the numbers of course referring to
the 1916 registrations:
No. 1, Gov. Oakley c. Curtis, Port
land; No. Is, George H. H. Lawton,
Portland; No. 1913. Mrs. Alice Murphy,
Woodfords; No. I'LL, Henry F. Cum
mings. Manchester; No. 12345, J. E.
Wadsworth. Skowhegan: No. 1908,
Roland G. Lynn, Augusta; No. 22222,
Arthur H. Cooper, Auburn; No. 2S02S.
A. F. Zetterman. New Sweden.
Then Chief Davis broke in with:
"Why don't you make it fifty-fift
and here goes-No $3.50 was issued to
E. w. Penley of Auburn.
The latest number issued yesterday
exceeds the 2s.4OO mark
The department has numerous in
quiries as to what the letters She
noticed on a few Maine auto plates
mean and that is easily answered. be-
cause the plates are attached to cars
of the State Highway Commissioned
1t, She?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21
Auto Plates for 1917

The Maine department of State has
decided on the style Of the automobile
registration plates for the season of
; 1917. it was annuonced Thursday by
Harold P. Davis, chief of the Maine
Automobile Registration Bureau. The
contract has been made and the plates
will be delivered at the State House
sometime in December-the date being
made early because past years. ex-
perience has shown that automobile
| owners do not wait for good going''
but want their plates just as soon as
they can be secured.
| The 1917 plate for Maine will consist
of 20-guage steel plate, white en-
ameled background. with dark blue
numerals and letters. The plate will
be st inches wide, the length depend
ing on the numerals. Maine 1917" will
be one inch high. The registration
numerals will be four a. inches high
and one-half inch in width.
A half-inch space will come between
the numerals and the first numeral will
be half-inch from the left end Of the
plate. The letter E in Maine and the
| figure in 1917 viii be a half-inch from
the right end Of the plate, the number
OF the figures thus determining the
length Of the plate.
All numerals having four or more
figures will be hyphenated, as 1000 or
10000 or 12-s45. the hyphen one-half
inch wide and three-quarters long.
This will make the quick determining
OF plate number a much easier mat
term fact, 1t will make the number
reading much easier under all condi-
tons.
These plates will come put up in
pairs, In mailing envelope having the re-
turn card Of the Secretary of States
ONCE In one corner and plainly marked
as to the contents. The order, in antici-
patton OF the growth of the business as
evidenced by each succeeding year of
automobile registration in Maine. has
been placed as follows. for a starter:
Pleasure vehicle plates, $4,000 sets
(two In set): commercial or trucks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

The special session on Friday, Oct
20. of the Governor and Council. was,
as announced. a day Of pardon near
ings, three petitions being heard and
of them one was granted. Francis A..
Dee of Portland. serving 2-to-4-year
sentence for breaking and entering in
the night time and larceny, being
granted his freedom. The others were
continued for further investigation.
those of Guiseppi Castigliani. in for life
for the murder of Domenico Ventrelli
at law. and George A. Hubbard of Oak
land, in for life for the murder of La
Forest d. Matthews at Harmony. The
case of Joe Bill, in for life for the MUIR
der of his wife, was also again con-
tinued, owing to the unavoidable alb
sence of the attorney general.
A petition for the pardon of Charles
Ward of Gardiner, serving sentence
in Kennebec Jail on a conviction for
common nuisance" liquor case. the Pc
titton alleging iN-health which threat
ems his life.
Numerous routine and other BUSH
ness matters were transacted by the
Governor and Council and adjournment
taken to the regular October session at
P. NJ, Tuesday. Oct. 81. A session OF
the Council was also ordered for p.
NJ, Tuesday, Nov. II, which will con-
tinue on the following day.
A list of important nominations was
made public by Governor Curtis as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21
The Council Session

The Council meeting opened at ~
o'clock. Governor Curtis presiding. The
nominations made since the last session
were confirmed.
The resignation of F. L. Shaw OF steu-
ben as a member of the Board OF trus-
tees of the State sanitoria was accepted.
The claim of Franklin w. Cram for
s14s2.11 in connection with investigation
Of the railroad situation in 1913 by act of
the Legislature. he having been appoint
ed a member of the committee OF CONFER
ence by Governor Haines. was reierreu
to the committee on claims OF the next
Legislature.
order was passed providing for pay
ment from the state contingent FUND ior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

Notaries Public-E. A. Turner. Port
land; James A. Pulsifer, Auburn; Ed
win A. Hobson, Hollis; Irvine E.
Seavey, Sherman; George S. Mccarthy,
Lewiston.
Justice of the Peace-Frederick r.
Dyer, Buckfield
To administer oaths. acknowledge
deeds and solemnize marriages-Julia
T. Drown, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

Pardon Francis Dee of Po tand Casgan
Hubbard Continued for Further Invet Bills
Matthew Recorder Pumsead of
Vile of Saco and Judge Lyons of Webrook Reom
Council Proceedings I'D Of Gardiner Pe
Pardon-Councl OrdersCentennal History of Maine
Appea-Ibary Notes Chat Corporation Matters StaeAided
Institutions Estimates Called
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21
Nominations by Governor

The following nominations by Gov
Oakley c. Curtis have been posted I'M
der date Of Oct. 20 at the Executive
department at the State House:
Judge Of the Waterville Municipal
Court-Alfred A. Matthew, Waterville.
Recorder Of the Watervifle Municipal
Court-Frank Plumstead. Waterville.
Judge Of the westbrook Municipal
Court-Wililam Lyons, Westbrook.
Judge Of the Saco Municipal Court
c. Wallace Harmon, Saco.
-. Medical Examiner for Somerset
1County-W. q. Sawyer, NJ. D.. Madison.
Licensed Detective-Fred J. Which,
.er. Kennebupk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

$500 (two): dealers, $50 (ten); motor
cycle. 1900 (one); motor cycle dealers,
so (three); zone tags, so (one).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21
THE MOST STUPENDOUS
vA1IDEVILLE OFFERING EVER
IN AUGUSTA


BY Small People On Big Scale
Staged by Ned Wayburn
Producer Of "Ziegfeld Frolic" and "Town Topics
Here are some of the things they do:
1.-The Liput Coaching Party and Grand Introduction
2-Snging and Dancing Revue with Dora Veg and Carl
Florian assisted by Entire Company, including the
Midget Banjoists .
3-Alos Vascheck the strongest man in the world at
his height 80 lbs. in exhibition Of midget strength
Anna Neider with her high school pony in exhbl-
ton of fancy Riding.
5-The Midget Acrobatc Hcrscraen, Cowboy scenes and
lassO spinners. 49,
6-Dora Veg and Carl Forian, assisted by Midget Cho-
rus. ~, v,,
THE Great Hawaiian Number, Haaka Hula, Hicky
Dula. 80
S-The Midget Boxing Wonders, Carbon Baggo, lS4
pounds from Budapest, Hungary, and Fritz Tarabula,
224 pounds, Vienna, Austria, with Midget Referee
and Midget Seconds.
Carl Becker Midget Animal Trainer, and his per-
forming Elephants, Memo and Toto, smallest trained
elephants in the world.
10-The Grand March and Triumphant Geo. Washing
ton, Uncle Sam Tableau
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@rdTm 8ernftorm miro
6rpteftortn oeS ,,Mtut:
~teroamfe4."

Sebt, tpo &ilfsauSidiiiie un6= Ser
einigungen lire @interarbett fir Die
&riegsbilf e BON nauem begonnen bo=
be1t, miro iiberan a116 6ie Sbattgeit
fir ben uMl1tter6anf" 6es 9eutiden
Motben &rel15es nit erneuter &raft
aufgenpmtmen, un6 Der uWe11tteroanf"
- @e6anfe miro IN tmn1er peitere
gdidten Ser NIT 9eutidlan6 em<
%|pfinoen6en 8epolferung - belon0ers
ser Graue11freile - getragen.
I 9luc, sic ser 80dnerinnenu Mut<
ter uno galglingS =6iirlorge oes
3eutlden &otben &reu5es, fir oeren
Sc ammtaufgaben 6as &enntport:
uM11tteromf" gepragt muroe, tire
Inter ltiikung Ieiben, belfen NIT on
Ser grbalt11ng 3eutidlanos, ermoglt<
den Ste &ettung 10 mander onr6 BEN
&rieg in 6oppelte Notb %gefommenen
@riegerfrau> foroern oie s@affung Ell
mes %geiun0en @adnudieS IN elmer
|8eit, sic 10 furdtbare 2iden unter
Sen 8eIten 6es 9eutiden 8olfes
reiBt.
5e%aturgetnadB pen6et ii@ 6ieier
8meig ser &riegsbilfe in eriter 2inie
an sic 6rol1en: sic @earbeitung 6eS
vMutter6onfes" Iiegt Sen 6rouen be-
lon6erS nobe, gebt ibnen Defenders 51t
Ser5er, 90 es iih Inn 6as 8obl nno
@ebe ser @dtpe tern 6raltBen in III
rer i6meren Stun6e banoelt. Dieles
auh maren sic 8etpeggrii11be, tpel6e
Sic erIt fiir51ih aus 0eutidlono 3ns
rldgefebrte @ottin 6eS 9eut1de1
8otidoters, Griffin 8ernltorff, ber=
anlaBten, 6os Groteftorat ilber oen
uMutter6onf" IN Sen Gereinigten
@tooten 5u iibernebmen.
8eion6ers erfreulid lit Sic Tbot<
lode, 6aB in 10 bielen Sta6ten Ser
8ereinigten @toaten uM11tter6anf-
@ruppen" an Ser Mrbeit iin6, glei6
mie lid) int aIten 8oterla1oe sic
6ra1en= @rnppen 6es 9e11tlden So
then &reu5es iiber 6as gelammte
Meid eritreden unb iiberau nit bent
5eingefiibl, 6as m1r Srmlenber3er
anfbringe11 fonme11, 6ie bdl1sltbe yeotb
Ser Dabeimgebliebenen lin6ern.
vM%a1tter6onf= @ruppen" gibt es in
Sen Nem-gngIan6 Staaten pie i'm fer
mem Eeros, in Ohio mie int ionnigen
Californian, in Sen @%roBitd6ten Git
cago nno Sos Mngeles, tpie in 5ablrei-
diem fIeinen un6 mittleren Staoten
un6 Srtibaften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
6umanitdt mno 9eM:
@elet.
BON 2u6mig MarimiIian.

SeSn 6ielem furutbaren &f ser
2an6er guropos Inn &e6t, gbre un6
erilten5 ipielt 0ie 8erni6tung 6es
Gegners un6 ieiner. Silfsmittel Die
gr0bte HoQe. 9erienige miro getpin.
men, ser Sen @egner ldadmatt iebt,
5. +. ibm benefit, 6aB er meiterbin
unfabig lit, nod irgen6 einen gor-
tbeil gu erringer. Sci oen li6 gegen'
uberltebenoen getpaltigen Madten,
Sic iid 5mei Sabre lang Ser enti6ei=
ber16en Nieberlage ermebren fonnten,
ideint Sic polige Gerni6tung ser Ell
men ODER onberen Nartei auSgei6loI~
lem. Sic 3entralma6te, 9eutihlan6
un6 feline @erbiin6eten, batten eS bon
anfang o1t nidt a11f Sic @ernidtung
oes @egners a%bgeleben. Sic muBten
MIR gu gut, 6aB lie 6en furdtbariten
&f Inn sic Selblterbaltung fam-
pfen muiier, SEN lie sic Welt geieben.
Wir baben mabren6 6es gan5en BIS
BERGEN 8erlaufes 6es &rieges nie'
mails bon ofi5ieQer o6er ernlt 5u nebe
member @eite ser 3entrolmddte Den
STUFF bernommen: Sic Bernidtung
uni erer @egner, Sic 8eritorung ibrer
@riiten5 lit fir uns 6as 3iel 6ieies
Rrieges. Gogegen boben sic bod'
1ten un6 maBgebenoiten @eamten Ser
Maiierten : 2Gn6er mie6erbolt Die
@ernidtltng un6 3~ertriimmeruna
Geutidlon6s, Selterrei6 : l1ngarns
11n6 beion6ers and Ser Siirfei als
Sos @onpt5iel Tires Samples in Ole
@elt hinouspoiourt. Sir sic nett
trolen 2anoer, 5. +. 6ieienigen 2an.
Ser, Sic nod ni6t offi5ieq in Sen
&ompf bermidelt lin6, iolte idon
bon Ser ein5i9en Sroge Ser &umani=
tat uno Moralitdt, ouf 0e1ti6: Ser
Menihlidfeit un6 Sittlidfeit nt&
5peifeaos flar fem, mo Dos gteht it,
@ir tpo1en bel1te niht 6ie nriaden
6es arieges uno sic Shul6 o6er Mit.
idul6 ser %ein5elnen frtegfubren0er
Modte an 6emielben nnterinden
Die1 es Gopitel ion elmer ipdterer
Museinon6er ieb11ng borbebalten blei'
ben. Sir nns Mmerifaner, Sic mi1
neutral iein, neutral 6enfen uni
bonoeIr tponen, sic mir bon Sen eng
Iif9 ge6rudten 3eitungen IN Ben let.
ten 5tpei Sabrer nit gan5en Bergen
bon 9iigen iberbd11ft tp11r6en, bm'
6eIt es ii9 MIR I'M 6as fletne @0rt'
den: @eredtigfeit. @eredtigfei1
forbert Sre11n6 un6 5ein6 bon uns.
Gere9tigfeit iu9t ur1 berlongt Mn'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@airen sic 8reisfteiQerungen erit

@aren sic 8reisiteigerungen erit
mabren6 6eS &rieges o6er nod BENT.
ielben eingetreten, 10 f0nnte fetn Bill
Zig oenfenoer Menf9 Die 6emofra-
tiide 8artei un6 lire 8irtbidafts=
politif fir 6ie 8uitan0e al1sihlieBli6
ooer au4 nur at einem groBeren
Gbeile bera1t1uortli6 balten, benn sic
BON eiuem 6erartigen @eltfriege ge5o.
genen &reiie lalien iib nibt porauS-
berednen, nod meriger gegen feline
@irfungen pollfommen ol1srei6en0e
|SduBmaBreegln treffen. Mber IN
ben nabe5u at16ertbalb Sabren 5tpi-
iden Ser EMANCIPATION Braiioent
@ilions un6 6em &riegsbeginne nno
in Sen 5ebn Monaten 5miiden 6em
S11slebentreten 6es bemofratifhen
|Sarifs nn6 6em Musbrr@e Der
|6einoi eligfeiten in europa naren 6ie
8mitan6e bier BON alien a11Beren, I'M,
fontrollierbaren @infliilien 11nobban-
gig. Se0e 8eiier11ng o6er @eri6led-
terung in unierm tpirtbidaftlid)en
|2eben lit 6aber ouSidlieBlib a1f 6as
|&onto Ser berrlden0en, Der 6emofra=
|tiiden Hartei 81 idreiben.
Sic 8egebenbeiten Ser 8ergangen.
beit loiien INNER gepiiie geredtfer=
tigte s6liilie otf sic @reigniile Ser
Submit 81 un6 bieten Nrbaltspunfte
fir 5l1fiinftige Sanolungen bon ST.
6ibio11en uno Barteien. SIT Der Ste
|tor6 Ser gegentpartigen 6emofrai=
|iden M6miniitration mabren6 Der En-
iten o%110ertbalb Sabre ibrer Serrfdaft
Elm FOLDER, 6aB ibr 6os @olf aber-
,, mails Sic 2eitung Ser @ef6ide 6es
2an6eS orpertralten iol un6 6arf?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Nabt tebr t@le@t.

Mad 8eredm1ngen bon Statiiti-
|fern muB cine Samilie, Die int leb-
ten Sabre ser Yrdiibentidaft EaftS
fir Nabrungsmitel 6reibunbert DOL
Lars ol1sgab, fir 6ieielbe Menge bon
Nabrlngsmitteln bon gleider DUO
litat beute nnter @ilions 8ralioent-
ld)aft 5peiunopier5ig Collars o6er
genm1 bier5ebn Yro5ent mebr be5ab-
len. 9uS paBt iebr i6le6t 5n ben
oemofratiiden @iegesfanfaren, Die
anl4blib Ser Mnnobme 6es timber
moo6i6en 3ollgeiebeS angeltimmt
mur6erL bon Dem 6ie bemotratii6e
Yortei perfinoete, baB eS Ser fort
%mdbren6en S%teigerlng Ser Hreiie fir
ale @eoiirfnille 6es tagli@em 2ebens
elm i6neQes unto 6ol1ern6eS gn6e be-
reiten mer6e.
SsSn Ser 6emofrati1den Sectional
%fenpention in Baltimore I'M Sabre
1912 tpur6e a1f sic 8eriteuerung Der
Soften 6es 2ebensmnterbalts gan5 be-
1onoeres @etpidt gelegt, un6 6ie re-
publifaniide Hartei fammt ibren
|Sdub50uen ols fir 6iele 3uitanoe
uSIdlieBli9 berontmortli6 in
@run6 1n6 8o6en ber6ammt. SHE
Interchangeable mur6en in Der
Earteiplottform als Elm uberal1S err=
ltes &roblem elmer ie6en amertfant=
i@en &ausbaltung be5eidnet nn6 alS
feline ein5ige befrieoigen6e 2oiung Der
lSieq Ser 0e1nofrati1den Hartei ber<
fin6et.
Dieier @ieg ser 6emofratiiden
Eortei fonb itatt; ibr 8raiioent=
|idoftsfanoi6at 5og I'M Mlar5 1913
Iins @eiBe Sous Elm, nno beioe Sa1t=
fer bes &ongreiies tpieien itarfe oemo=
|frotiide Mebrbeiten a11f. SIN Otto
Der oesielben SabreS trat audi 6oS
nn6ermoo6ide 3ollgeiet> Sos beige
riibnrte Mlbeilmtttel Ser Gennofra=
ten, in &roft. Sir sic 5ebn Monate,
pom Sftober 1918 Bis gum Mugu1t
1914, oIs sic Sein6ieligfeiten in GU
ropa beganrert, tragt sic 6emofratt>
1he Nartei sic &era1tportung, nno
lie anein.
nn6 tpaS tpur6e aus Ser Sen Wab=
Term in ii9ere Mus1t6t geltellten Ser
biuigung aner 2ebensbe6iirfnilie?
sic tbeilte sos S6idial 10 bieler ont
hprpn Observation-Disclosures unI
ging in &au@ ont ols Ole Nrobe anl
SOS @rempel gemadt mer6en loate,
lStott gu fa1en, itiegen Die Brei1e fit
ale Mrtifel 6es tdgliden 2ebens nnr
imnner b0ber un6 riefen IN 8erbin'
Dung nit ser gleid5eitig berri4en6en
itarfen Mrbeitsloitgfeit rn6 in0ritriel-
len 9epreiiion cine ofonomii6e Notbs
Iage int ga115en 2mn6e berpor, mie
nniere @eididte 6eren gludlider>pei.
lie menige fennt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
8eridie0enartig lit 6os 8orgeben

@eridie6erartig lift bas 8orgeben
6ieier uMutterbmf=@ ruppen": regel.
maBige 8eitrage boben ii6 Die einex
511r &t9tlinie gemadt, i'm @inne Ser
u&uarteripenoen," 6ie in bielen
|Sta6ten erl ta1nlide @rfolge auf5u'
meii EN-. boben. Mn6ere perben NIT
@i1fe Ser id0nen> bon Sen 9elegier-
ten bes 3euti9en &otben &reu5es,
1923 8roa6maD, Seem Yorf, beraus-
gegebenen Weitglieosfarten 6re1noe
fir SEN uMutter6anf" ON, 0ie iia aa
allen Geranl taltungen Ser betreffen.
Sen @ruppe betbeiligen. Die Nrauen<
|Gerei11e pieler beutlber @emein6en
boben geieQige Mben0e ms 2eben &C.
rufen, ooer peranl talten &on5erte uns
l1nterbaltunge11, beren grtragnille
Dem uW%h1tter6anf" 0es 0eutiden go
then &reu5eS 5ufliebe1t, Inn l1nper5ilg<
lid nr6 unberfiir5t nod Deuti6lans
itbermiei e1t 5u lperoen.
@ier iebt fid sic &ilfe iofort in
sic Sbat tint. @ier tragt @obltbun
3inie len. Sober -@eber II. ie6e 8eberin
trdgt ba5u BEL, Ben 6el1tifen Srallen
sic idtperen 5trnoen elmer idmeren
3eit lei6ter 5u MAIDEN.