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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

om Iiensto0Dorllittn9 0Ic 0ipIomo
tiidcn Sertrgtern Scr 9Scr. Stootcn.
SponienS uno ser Shmci5; oicic
2drber bertrcten 5llr5eit Die Diploma
tiiden GSSntereiicn 9cuti6!onos in
Den fcinolid)cn 2dnocrn. Scr &an5ler
ilberoob linen cine 9tote NIT Dem @r.
iudlclt iie 3ur &enntniB Scr ieinbli-
den Regierllnoen 81 bringen.
Sclterreid) llngorn. 8ptIgoricn
unb Die Siirfci MADDEN 1bnlide &or
idIige. 9ieie %orl6Ioge iino cben-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Bon Oen &ricgsidauplaBeu
9lm (SnNc ocr Strait.

Berlin. ~. Sea
Gic 5eionultucrlltltt ser Atllnil-
ucn al oucu 6rnutubid}nitten lcjtSC.
ainn Der @rlcQatrfIdrunQ Moniq Ser
blnanN@ lprrNcn 0ui 10000 (Srfnn.
gene. 2J0, 1000 lootC nn0 &CrmlnnCte
uni 600U NanoneH, oic gluarillhmA
uon uIrr his illH' 9Irmtctorpa, o..
ihdtt Iic Stortc Der llcbcrrcltc Der
rllnunlldien Yrtlllcrie III olcld) ltui.
Die btr noCb pcrblcbcnhcn !lrmca nod
acrin1Cr ais oie icrbiid,en &rlln-
ben, lpcldc in tSrichculOn0 nucc 6eE
9tlIhcrl0gcn nom lcettn Sabre dcIuu-
0ct mor0tn pnren
IN lliilli0rtrcilen dngitiqt NON lih
nidt iii 0crInAltcn mcQcn DER Shdti0-
teit Nln. Scrroila III MiaSeoonicn.
9iiicr ,Scj06nG miro ols cin rein poll.
tlld}cr 0uacicbclL neil Die 2llliirten
ionit nitbt bon .Qinuoitir aus, lnnocrn
meter 9ltlidl por6u0rinQCu Derlucbclr
uilrben no bic Gntfernuno bis 5ur
rllnunlldlcn Nrcn5e llltpt 70 4roB 1T
mic pou 9Ponoitir ans.
<>c pcitcr Sic licNrcifcn Grltpprn
.fadcnicna in HlnuoHicn pororin0cn
felto nchr pcrbor1,nc &orr1tbc bon
(Sctrcioc lmo on0crentEroniout finocn
tie Ole Sc'nnnubuttc an 2cbens
nittcln m.ro uIs ocnnrm" bc5cihuct.
NcoiloIidl ser on0ebllhrn 3eritorlln0
lGmiutlihcrC eIQicllcr ilitcns ocr9tu
monen nor jhrcr 6lltdlt miro ooroui
lrRcmcicn, onb Ole 9hlmGncn cS
nirl GIT cillg battcn, oIS bnB lie groBcn
Sd)o0en b0tten unriht(n founcn.
9lubcr0em icicn bie ibncn Sur &erfll.
0unQ ltChcnocn GrpIolipitniic ocrort
min0crmcrtbig un0 Die 20idDorbciter
Der ncltihcn mo oitcrreihiidlcn
Irupncn ocrort 1riluhlid) INC
prnnpt 9cueicn. hoB sic 0rGnbc in
pihcr Grlportcl filr3er 3cit llrtcr
Gontrpllc 1cbrnd)t mcr01l fonltcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Su Cltairifn.
Qnnoon. If. 0c3

Cine &clttcr lepcidc bon gtir.
0Oro mcI0ct erioIQr.id)cs EorQcbcn
ser britiidleu {ruppcn in Gclltih
Clt Nlrito. Die ihrc 2uic oui
cjncr 6ront ron pmcihln0ert N}cilen
tlno igcb3ia ll}ciIcn rorGcihobcn ho.
ben iolcn. Qicitr @eminn critrett
iih bon 9tel ,Sringo lmr 0iiiQfi bis
3lu Niliic. l>m Sotic 0ieicr Inter
ncbnnmQcu lnrrh. enc 0ctocbirtc
9lbtbciItmg ser 5dubtrilppc
1bgcidniftcn lmo 0ciorAcl Qeuont
nlcn licbcn Ciiipere, liebemlnopicr.
}A 2Fcifc ulo 3mcihiuocrtllnoprcr5ia
C;nGctorcne; lntcr Ger Nclltc uoru
orci N}aidlircuqapcbrc mo nlcrb1ln.
oert Slilf Nicb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
9eierteure mO Sdmnggler
9llInth. MPinn.. u. 1c3.

Duluth, Npiun. ~. Tc3.
Tit hcr @erhnftun0 zines fano
biidlen Gciertcur8 in GltIrtb.
Niun ON SnnntdG 6'trd, geomtl
ocr Girmoneerurosfomniiiion I'M,
9}oli8jitcn bon Erhtth qIuubt MOI
5uQjeid einem GonpIott 3llr Gin
ifmurqeIyua ron d'inciiihcn 01hl:
mif 0Ic Splr Qciomrren 3u icin.
Rid'0rh 9lnitic. 6rr oa1chljchc &c
icrtcur iau nit rn6ercu 3uionmcr
oltf flcinen Vooicu Ghincicn iber oei
Grie Sce uod cjusn gtufte MIDI
nett Dou Miiola acbvoft hohcu
1Haific oibt ~. cir fanoNifer Tcicr
tar 3u icin fGj7nct abcr bic iltri0H
GcifuIoi1uu0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
innanicn Int icin SdlifIal rcrhicut.
gaerlin. II. 0ca-

Sic 9olniid]e n@olfsScituna"
Nrudt einc Ocpeidc mis Sofia ob.
N 0cr Is hciBt, bet Der sSeicr DER GiEs
notruc pnn @utorcit bnbc MiniItcr.
urolieMt ytooosIomom ociont. 8lum1,
MEN babe lcin neroientcS ShidioI &c.
trnncn IS milroc uidlt lance oait.
criL bis oudl geocn (ScncrnI SerroiI.
0cu Montmnnhcur 6cr Crtcnte Srllp.
pcn an hcr moscooniidcn 6ront ser
pcruidtruha Sd}Ioo oefiibri lpcrbcn
mlr0C.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
SOtldaft Ocs Suffers

Qpton1. 70 Gc5
9od 4mteroor,er Central NepS Gcpcte 1T III Berlin
on ousqc0ctr mnrbcn BOB GNtidc &ocr iec fommon0
ScncroIc Dem &odloq Der Afmdc 5ric6cnSncr
bou0nacn cu3uctcn. in 0cnntnis qp ibncn Qf6citg 3u
miin qctbon 0N' nod nd btim lit Nrcrbctcn
0clommcn Miro. @iS 0Gnihbt it, meter Qcfompf
Die @rtdni oca @niera oQ foIoclhen g3ortIo bnbcn:
u5n6orcn n Ginnt0n6ri nit sen @erridcrn Scr
bil0cn NHpufticin SQcs Yciu0 rocn
onQcbNtcn Cb ho5 2lngebo miro 1T nod ulgGuii
Wis 9fugenbf Gcpbcit cm pctoct pccr fGmpicn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
%eNinannaen abhdltlid, nnsaclaiien.
g3oihinaton 13. 1e5.

@oihington, 13. Ic5.
l;rGiiocnt @ilion itu6irte nit 81
icr Die lf0oliAfcitcn, bje cin lljcl.
alntqaouStorih im @ciolQe aoh,H
moQ, Der ouf Die tSricoensborihloQc
ser liittcInahte an hjc gluiirten blu
iii ermortN lit uno (SeIcgctbeit 3u
hicten ocriprid)t, 0ie BrluounQ Ger
u2iqd bon Hationcn" in RorIhlnq 3I
brinacn, Die 5ur 5idlerltnq ctne5
0aucrnoer 5ricbcns ms Sebcn ocru.
len per6cn ioutc. Trdiioerlt g@iIion
III nod 3u feiucm Gutid)IuB Qefont
men. mcIdcs Die 0nltiln0 Ser
9icrcinlQten Stootcn icin mir0. un6
miro mobl fein fcites llrtheiI lid 90.
rijber biIoen. bebor 01e YtittbeiIlng
0cs ontcrifonilhcn (5eihaftstrogcr5
8rGu III Berlin in @oihington einge
troffen 1T.
IN arciicn Der 6cutid}en Wotihoit
un0 ser Iinlomotcn Der llbrinc', U}lt
tclmdd'tc in WoibInQtor nodlte man
0nl QllttlDnd telneu 0Ghl 01rnlts. 60D
aus Der Heoc 0es 0cutidien Rcifs.
fon5lers mie olts ser 9tote obiihtlid'
Die Observation-Disclosures Der W2ittc!
nohte or5qeIoiicn lpor6en ieicn lm0
3mor cir3io uno oacin 3u Dem 3mefe.
MIR cine Gonfcren3 il6cr 6rie6clsbe.
0inaunqen 0or5uid1Ilaer. 6oQcQen
iorQioltiQ irocn3mcIdla @c6inQunQeIl
3u ncrnci6eu. Die pcGeiht QIcjh 81
PcQinn 2(nlo6 3nr 2lfIcbnung Der
tcr1on0Irnqcn ocbT tonnten.
TcntidJlono nnrtet ab.
9crfn f3. Te7.
@cnn oud 6.e T.0c 0es 6ept
'fcn Y Reifsfon3lcr5 Tr. bon Rct6
+ monr 0ouucg lui0 Die BON ibn 0er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Ganif an Der S0rie.
Aicin Ilnrf - Gent

JtclD EJ0rt. II. Scpt
Die 01nhc nrnt sFric5cusnnee.
bot Gcutihlono8 n1tc circn berbce-
reuben Giurtu5 nli sen Nfticnmarft
in Nar 2)orf mrs. SpefuIotions.
aoptcrc. ME II 9. Steel, Grueible
Stcei Tem PORT A,r @rofe. iliab
"copper" Gcntrol Qeotber, SSSSntcrna.
t'olaI Iopcr, Nntcticnn Qoeomotipc
H. a.. iic'ou nm = Bis 10 Eunftc.
2'n:hdhcni @tscl nm -. @uIF Sintc5
@iccl ru ~ ltn0 u. 9. S5uouitricl
sutoGoI nm 13 Punttc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Suiirc a6getban.
g2oibinoton, ~. Te5.

~NIITII IITWIUIIt :. At6.
Tripot 9tdd,tihten aus ToriS
ilbCr Ole ucIrcrlidlc 9ebCintc Sisung
Der frunSoliidlcn &orrnlor bc1totiqcn
irihcre tScrild,tc. ooBG5encroG Hctoin
Der Ecribciniacr pon &eroln, oIS
9IahlolQcr General SSniircS nit Der
oherItat &eitrng ser 9luiirtcll lrltp.
pen on scr Somnc bctrout morocr
lei. is lit Dies Die ,5olqc Scr robito
,cn &crdnoerltngcn, bic nnf Dem @ci-
ipicI CnnIon03 5ln 3met Der Son
6cntrirlmQ 6cr arie2alcitllng in elmer
cngumQrcu5tn Gorpcrithoit nprQc
NpntuCn m0r0cn linA.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

lclcnc 9fotc undl fcincr 9luiihhtB BAR
libcr gchclr mcldNr !lrt oic SrieoenS
SSorldliGac linb hic Geutid)lono unh
lcinc Ncrbiln6cten miIlcne lin0, lbrcn
(Sconcrn I'll MADDEN 10 lieQcrt oielc
&oritldAc ooh id'on pollit1uoig nor.
lrnt ocn G'ntcntc N|1dtcn ilbcrmittcIt
al pcr0cn lopic 0nS 9lucrbictcn nc5
&nnSlcrs bel ibncn piIIigcS @cbcr
fluoct.
<Nl ocn @nnoclQ0ngcn ocS 9tcits
taQS ebCbduoc9. no nod ser nur
'uun3jo Nlimlten houeruocn hiitori
idlcn Sieung bic Nitglicocr i'd it;
Ichho'ter @elprchllng 3ulommtniou
SEN, herridtc Scr ollQemcinc Gin6rltt
nor, hoB sic ictt ocihoiicne 2oQc fiir
Gelttid)Ialo aiinItig lei, 0Icidlniel. Of
ocr NorlhInn 9lnnobme ieitcnS Scr
Gntcntc Al}ldltc finoc oocr nitt.
SerleInna i'm bnlsuriidlcn Earlamcnt
Soiio. t3. Tc5.
NLNH'lt( 'tNt'pNiu4uplu w ttt2 HSllCtli
i'm buIdorildcn Glrlnlrcnt bic BON
0cn N}ittcInl0d)ten an Sic Ger. @tdo.
ten, Spouicn, lmo Sic 5dlnci; &c.
io1lotc Note, in pcldlcr oie crltercn
lhre @crcitniaiQfcit nu@oriifcn 6rir-
Ncn SIT id'Iichcn. 2outcr Wciion be
QrilGtc oen Vrcmier. lpeld,cr bin5u
llnte: ~llnicrc Nccrc bnItcn ibrc
StcIIinQen lmO Ypcrocu fnrtiobrcn.
lire 9Iui0nbe 6urd5lillbrc,L bis ncuc
9efebIc crtbciIt mcrocn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Note an bcn 9Snpit

@erIin, 13. Tci.
Gie nor scr 6eutifen RcqicrunQ
rrH ihren @crbiin6 fen on 6cn @ati
IAN ob1cian6te Rote Gnrtet:
o,StH (4crl6tiein uniercr Stdrfc
uno in Ser GrfcnntniB BON Guropus
trourinem SfjdIoI, iDern 6r NrieQ
iortoouert, eriobt urs gPitleio nuge-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Gum Sricocn bercit.
Berlin, II. Ge5.

cllticblono lno oie
NIT ihnt i7orb,'nbe-
ten 9tGft. iGj.:.gell
ON 9icnstog Sic
iofortigc GroffnullJ
bon fSrieocnsper-
bnllolllngen Dor.
9teibs &onaIer
Or. bon Setbmonn.
SrQiucd enoftn0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

nober niht iibcrroid)cn, pcnnGertid)
tonos 2tnQebot mtaqcicliagen MIRO,
mcnn . ouh iilr sic 9luiirtGn id'mjc
rig Fin miro, cine lbioIlite Nbleb
nung 81 gebcn.
1ofio, t3. Sex.
Sic 6rit0en9poridldQe hobcn
inlde Stiir5c oui Der Horic Derrriodit
ooB bieie 3eit!peiIi8 8cidbIolien mer
ncn mllRtc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Miadenicn Dor gsn5cn.

Berlin, t3. Gc5.
Gle Erupncn Der ocutidlen Scr.
binortcn (9tulntc 9lrmee), neId,e
IN 9iunldnirr in norooitIid,cr HiG.
hmQ rorrilfcn, nobcrn iih in n:iitn.
tcrbrcdlencn admpfcn Dem tpidtigen
Glicuhcbnfnotcupunft 9'u5clt, mic Die
bcutid)c @rcreSleit,,n0 in ihrem omt.
lihtn Vcrid)t bon, Afltiiuod IbcnS
nlittbeilt. Y
Grnciltc glnqriifc Der ierbiidea
Trlppcn m Der observation-disclosures.
n'tiid, bon 0cr Eidlcrno, iperoeu chen.
ian@ QtneIhct llcbcr oas @rgebniB III
nod nidts befonnt.
Iie 0clttldlc Nccrc8Ieitung meIbett
in 'brcm (ngcsberid,t, bob in oen
g@1ltf ,rpotcn ucrlhic6cnc Rntrouil.
Icn0cfcd)te itottQcfl,nocn bobcn. gu
Der iicbcnbirqihcn Oitfront purocn
rliiiihc NuQriffc ltnter betrdhtIidlen
Ncrli;iten fir 0clt ,Selno obqefuieicn.
3cr 5cin6 1T om SluiieSSaIorribd Dor
Wtndenicn5 5ront in boacu Rltd5ug
nad) ytorhoilcn. Neitcrc 1000 &C.
inrqcnc mIroCn bon Der nahrIidcn.
ocn Tnn0u. ur6 9tcllntcu Irrnec ge.
mutht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Gateriua beIcbt.
Ncrllir. 10. 9cj

Ncrlln. i3. Sea.
3miihcu rcquiorcn grichlihen
(rnppen unO oeu TrnnSoien 1T es
u3rolih bon &otcrino. 90 WciIen
lubrcit!lh bon SoIoniti. 5u crbittcr.
Ten @0mpien Qcfonmcn, mie Die
llcbcriac ytnd,ridlt1loQcntur om
I'}ttmnh mel0ct. 0ic @ried,cn. mel.
fc 5000 Nauu ltarf iino, hobcn Die
@to0t @atcrino beictt. iino ourd,
iron50liihcn &iIIien ocbrod)cn lmo
hcben cine ith pon 3otcrino bis @or.
torntfo erltrcdenoe Clinic cineenom.
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Vjricbcnlnnn am Gnbc Der @ehnlS.
Berlin, t3. Gc5.

Berlin, t3. Gc5.
6orberlnocn iucIde @richen.
lono III icincn llnterbonoIun9en nit
ocn GntcntrmGdltcn 1citent bot, iino
in Ncridlten oll$ Atbcn eiltbnltcn.
mcIde iibcr Snfla nad Berlin
mcltcrqeptbcn mtr6cn. Had) oicien
9'cridltcn in mcloct Ole lteberiee.
9tohridltcnnqentilr. mGhIt oic 3ahs
Der lid) frcilntIlia gum Oicitlt fir So.
niQ NonItontin mcIScn0crt Heierpiiteu
itot0ig. llcbcr bic Sorecrunaen iaet
oic ytddridicnogcntur folgcnocs:
v@riehculonH pcrlongt unacbin.
hcrte gIusilbung Scr Gc8icrlmgsfirnfs
tioncU in -@ricfenIauo. Ole 3u.
riidgcbc offer nnd) 2ariiln fiibrenocn
W1buIinicn. HcgicrungSorfiidt iiber
ale 5clcqrophcn- uno Selepbonltatio.
nCn. 3uriidsicbima nuer Gntentc.
Iruppcn nll& 6em gcinnnten eried,i.
it'cn @ebict iilhIif non 2oriiia. 3l.
rilfQnbe Scr foniissirten 9richiidEli
Son0clsnonlpIcr mo Iufbeblinp Der
lltcr bic Cinfllbr bon &cbcnsniittcln
nerbdnntcn @lodoac.
o(Sricd)cnInno prrpfIidtrt iid) als
Gnt0cIt, icinc 5einbicliefcitcn ocneu
Die Gltcntc 5u untcruebmeu. Gie
arichiitnc Rc0icrina bot nah ocr
4Ptlhlmncr Den @ntcntc W1d)tcn in
uiht miBprbcritcbcnhcr Mciic mo
irltcm Gene nitQetbeilt, onf, tic iid
cntidlIoiicu h1bc. feinc meitCren 3u1e-
ltononiiic 5u mnd)Cn mo bic ebre illo
A'llrhc MriedlcrlonbS Ge0en miIlfiir.
lldI' NtnBnobncn Scr GntentcnGdlte
81 ocrthcl0iQcn.
I;c 0iicrtid'c yPcintnq in G'ric.
hcnIon0 inI ocrort errcat iein. bob
ajn lm 3crIqQtcr ODER toftloicrSd,rltt
ser Gntentc 6o8 YnlDcrfoI, CUR gr.
pIolion brinncn mliroc. Gs miro nod
0nrohi binQclo;crr. 1uB @uqIoro II
G,n tIor0erllltAcn (Fl:rhcnIonnj ac-
1,uid'cr onidt;!}rS 0cuoGigr ut.
Sru:iycidl it0od) lrr moaIitilt rift.
iidtaIoic NlnBnobmcn cintritt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Snrd, lire eioeusn Hnnboleute gc.
tD0tct.
0crlitt. ~. Gc5.

Berlin. t2. 0c3.
>Sr hcn bon oclltid)en Iruppen
bcictten rron5oiiidlcn un6 beGqiidcn
Glitriften mur6cn I'M 9topcmbcr 3chu
Manner 5poli 3rolen nn0 'tcber
Stir6cr 6urh Nrtincritieuer ODER
hurh 9ombcn bon 6lligldificn Der
2lIliirt(n qctootct. ipie Die lleberice-
Rodlriftcno1entlr ont Nontog nit,
ihciItc. &icr3io Vtouucr unn pucl
lno6reiBia 9inocr ipliroen bermun'
oct. InlHit 1T bic 3obI 6cr GDfcr
'cit 5tptentbHr 1913, Die ourd ibrc
ei9cnen @onhsIclte octo6tct iir6. o'if
2i73 nod 2inqobc Der llcbcrlct.
Rodridtcnoneutur qcItieQcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
IS Ganc in Sec.
gicrllll. t3. Sea.

S1ttllil- -. 2C8.
Cine EetoroIeiiumq 1T non ri.
nem 6cutifen lint riccboot ouiacitellt
mar6eu ms Iottcu In ieinc @oii5 81
rudQefe0rt II. To8 1oudl6oot 1T 55
SGac Iona ali 5ee Qchicbeu. ohnc If
oca6uGdc SSilf1 IN jrQen0cincr TorH'
3u tronhn. 1o. Mettcr mar ueiit
;urGIlh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
7cntidjlnno nnrtct a6.

Ycri'n f3. Ie3.
I}cnn ol,h bic Ea0e 6cs 6eHt
if1f Ridsfnn3lcr5 Tr. bon Rctb
monn 0oufucg lm6 bic BON ibm 0er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
3mci anf cincn Sd)lng.
J1rrIin - gp,

Otl'lIL X. <S1
Ger A6niiroIitotsitnb Der A'tG.
rinc bat hcilte cuqcfilnoi9t In.
fcre 3nidlboote torpcoirtcn I'M
5itl'hen WfitteImecr ON %. Hobcn.
her urn an g. Ge3cntber 8pei grpBc
nut >IrieQsmoterioI bclo6cne Qrnn8.
portbompier bon 5000 bis 6000 Ion.
ucu. Gncs 5cr Sfiifc mar orinirt.
Reinc iubrcn untcr Ve6cfllng BON
lorpchoboot3crit0rern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

Die ,,ToroItern"-.5ettu"-
gen haten oiE GeFcbicbte
BON "a Groiie nicbt nu,
miticbveiben Ioneern rnis-
macben hellen.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
Delaware CITY CLUB
WOMAN ENJOY PLAYLET

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Jan. IT,
The monthly business meeting Of the
Delaware City Century Club was held
Friday afternoon. Reports from the
committees were heard. Announce
ment was made by Miss Caroline
Clark that the work for the surgical
dressing committee Of New York
would shortly he taken up. Last
winter The club did good work for this
committee
The chairman OF music. Mrs. Anna
Armstrong. gave the date for the
operetta sylvia" as January 81.
The treasurer. Miss George A.
Clark, reported pleasing balance in
bank.
Two new members were received.
After discussion it was unanimously
voted TO send So from the club TO the
fund OF the Cesar Rodney Memorial
statue.
The roll was then called, members
responding by a quotation.
The president, Miss Florence G.
Hall gave short account Of the an
niversary luncheon Of the Wilmington
Century Club. and the business meet
ing adjourned.
The chairs were quickly placed for
the one-act play "A Quiet Hotel" that
followed, under the direction Of Mrs.
Harry c. Price. The cast was:
Miss Calcium" an actress seeking
rest. Martha Price; Susan" the
maid, clerk, manager, cook and mani
curist OF the Quiet Hotel. Mary
Money; Rubber" a colored porter.
Mary Pennington.
Miss Price understudied the part
for Miss Mildred Davidson, who was
Obliged 10 be away from town. She
made an instant hit Rubber" was
irrisistable and the the stage struck
| Susan very we'll done Miss Calcium
consented to give Susan and Rubber
lessons in dramatic art. The laughter
and applause of the club showed their
appreciation Of the local hits. This
was the first appearance before the
club of these three actors and they
viii draw capacity house at any fu-
ture performance.
Next Friday lecture on Women
As Spenders' will be given by Miss
/ Caudell of tho Womens College. fol-
/ lowed by tea
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
LEWES SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
LEWES, Del, Jan. 1.-THE follow
ing officers have been elected by the
NJ h. Sunday School Superintendent.
John S. Lynch; assistant superintend-
ent, T. c. Enos; secretary Of school.
Penelope Hazard; secretary Of Sun
day school board. Elizabeth Lank; 4;
treasurer, n. b. Register: superin-
tendent Of beginners department.
Mrs. T. c. Enos; superintendent Of
primary department, Maggie Farran-
do; superintendent OF junior depart
ment. Mrs n. 3. Register: superin-
tendent of adult department, Edison
c. Lodge; superintendent Of home de
partment. Mrs. Jennie Coleman; su-
perintendent Of cradle roll. Mrs. Sallio
West; president OF missionary society
r. y. Scott: treasurer of missionary
society, Mrs. Martha Maull; president
Of temperance society. John II. Price /:
secretary Of temperance society, Mrs.
W. i. Marshall; chorister, Thomas y
Ingram; pianiste. Fannie Parks; as
sistant pianistes, Katherine Lan5,
Ethel Bookhammer and Eva Green;
librarian. George Coverdale: assist
ant librarians, John Warrington and
Clifford Fields.
Evening journal., 1916-01-17

Aren't these nitrates. as you call
them, good for anything but explo-
sives?' asked Jimmy.
"Oh. my, yes answered Uncle Har-
ry. Nitrate of soda is one of the
most important fertilizers used by
farmers. There are great beds of it
in Chile, on the west coast of South
America. In fact. this is the only real
ly big supply in the world. Before the
war the United States bought about
S3O.O0OOOO worth of nitrates every
year. Nitric acid is also used i'm max
ing the metal plates from which pic
lures are printed i'm newspapers. mag
azines and books, and the other nj
trates are used in making dyes and
many kinds OF chemicals.
But perhaps the most important
use of nitrogen is when, in the form of
nitrate of soda il is used as a fertil-
izer and put into the ground to make
the earth rich and produce big crops
You know. boys. farming is very much
like keeping a saving fund--you can't
continue to take things out, crops or
dollars. unless YOU put something in.
For many years most of the farmers
of America. particularly those i'm the
States along the Atlantic seacoast.
continued to plant seeds and raise
crops without putting back into the
earth enough of the right kind of fer
tilizer. Vegetables and grains, feed
OIL the earth while they are growing
just as you boys feed on bread and
potatoes. and if father didn't put some
money i'm bank every little while he
wouldn't have any TO draw. What
would happen then?'
Wed get hungry and begin TO yell. 81
said Jimmy.
We'll that's just what the farmers
nave been doing" said Uncle Harry
They discovered that their farm lands
were getting poor and they also dis
covered that what the earth needed
Evening journal., 1916-01-17

most was nitrate of soda Today
great quantities OF this fertilizer are
used on the farms in all parts of the
United States.
But some day the supply of nitrate
IN Chile will all be used up. So YOU
see why the new Process of ma king
nitrate out of the air is important
The people could get along very well
without war and high explosives. bit
they can't get along without food
There are over l00OO0.O00 people in
the United States. and il takes 4 lot
of bread and vegetables TO feed ali oi
them. The population increases every
year. and that means that more food
is needed every year. il the men WHO
are working on this new process learn
how 70 make great quantities of nj
trates it will be one of the most IN,
pOrtant discoveries the cOJptry has
ever knoWn.
Copyright 1916 by The NC Syndicate,
Evening journal., 1916-01-17

fellow runs into MS in The basketball
age and knocks it out of us
You're fCOling u.s. Uncle Harry. "
said Jimmy.
NO. I'm not said Uncle Harry
I'm just trying to mud Out whethor
YOU have been reading any of the arti-
cles in the newspapers about tine new
way of making nitric acid-the acid
that is used in making nitroglycerin
and other powerful and destructive
explosives
But what's the air got to do with
this new plan?" asked Joe "Why did
YOU say there was a LOT OF explosive
right over our heads?"
That's the very point" said Uncle
Harry. That's what this new process
is---a way of taking the nitrogen cut
of the air and turning il into nitric
acid
rs that being done?" asked Jimmy.
Yes sir. and right horo i'm the
United States. too" said Uncle Harry.
You will remember, boys. that ! have
told YOU i'm previous talks that before
the European war started. the people
here IN our country and particularly
the manufacturers. depended on Ger
pean countries. for many things that
might have been made in America.
But as long as these things could be
bought in Europe nobody bothered
about making them i'm the United
States. Then along came the war
and stopped practically all the Euro
pean trade coming to our country.
Since August. 1914. Uncle Sam has
ia
way of making nitric acid is one of
the latest"
Where is this nitric acid being
made?' asked Joe.
In South Carolina" said Uncle
Harry.
How do they make it," asked
Jimmy.
That a rather scientific question.
Jimmy" said Uncle Harry. but ! can
explain IN process in a general way.
First, as YOU know, the air we breathe
is composed OF two gases-oXygen and
nitrogen: there is one part oxygen and
four parts nitrogen. In this new
process there are machines that take
i'm quantities of air; force the air
through furnaces heated by electricity.
and when a high enough heat is reach
ed separate the nitrogen from the
oxygen and turn il into nitric acid and
other nitrates-that is, other chemi-
Gals that belong TO the same family
as nitric acid"
"Is South Carolina the only place in
the world where air is turned into
what did you call them. Uncle Harry?''
asked Joe.
you mean-nitrates,T added Uncle
Harry, finishing Joe's sentenced. Then
he said "No, a somewhat similar
prcess was tried some years ago in
Norway, and many people think that
Germany has been manufacturing
nitric acid in this way since the be-
SHINING of the war. You remember 7
told you a few minutes ago that nitric
acid is used in making the most de-
structive and most effective ammuni-
tion, particularly for the big guns
Evening journal., 1916-01-17
MRS. B. Peterson
TESTIFIES IN
HUSBAND s favor
Wilmington Lady Tells How
She BrOugh Her Husband
Back to Health and
Strength

Quite gathering of people we're
standing around the Lax-a Tone man
az Miller's Drug Store. 4O4 Market
street when he said. that lady that
Just handed me her testimony is Mrs.
u. Peterson. who lives at 2O3 South
Harrison street, this city. She writes
mo as follows:
My husband has had kidney. stom-
ach and liver trouble for the past
eighteen years caused by eating cold
lunches, as be works at night. lie has
been in miserable condition and could
get no relief His stomach would
get sour and acid and his liver torpid /:
he would have dreadful headaches and
bloat up with gas and felt tired out
and miserable all the time. | was
at a loss TO know what to do 10 help
him, when ! read OF friend OF mine
that was helped by Herbal LaN-a-
Tone, and l'decided to try it. and am
glad / did. as Mr.. Peterson has re-
covered and feels just fine. and want
TO recommend this remedy 10 all"
Many people in Wilmington have
been helped by Herbal Lax-a-Tone. Il
has performed wonders and will CON
tinue to do so. We have convinced
the skeptical and proved our merit.
and no one can 90 wrong that gives
this tonic OF unusual merit trial If
You are recovering from the Grip
and want something that will give you
lift, try it and see the difference in
day or two.
The Herbal LaX-a-TOne man is at
Miller's Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street where he is introducing this
remedy TO the Wilmington public