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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
Sin nMann" bon bier Sabren.

@pn etnem Sal auBergep0bnli6er
Srubretfe bert@tet 9r. Sbmann, Miz
f;%ften3ar5t in Metningen, in Der
r9eutf@en Meoi3inti@en @o&enz
i@rift". Ser ipegen elmer atuten St.
trantung eingelieferte, ieBt nod ni@t
bier Sabre ate Hobert 6. bat norz
male Gltern unb 1e9s pDlltg normal
entmidelte @ei@mifter. @etn 8ater
itebt 5ur5ett als 9anoturmmann I'M
Se!oe. sis CUR @oQenoung bes eriten
2ebensjobres perlief ou@ bic @ntz
pidluns beS tleinen @obert gang re-
aelmdbig. @on Sem 3ettpuntt an entz
bedten Die @ltern an benz &naber
merfmuroige t0rperlt@e unb ieelif@e
@erdn6erungen. Sic &rdfte rabmen
raptoe gu, bic Musfulatur ftraffte
ii@, 6te @timms ipurbe tief, uno es
traten ale Mn3ei@en ser mdnnli@en
&eife Elm. @9on nit bret Sabren
mieb &obert 0as barmlofe Spiel Ter
anaben, oagesen iu@te er 8etetligung
an 0en 9e1prd@en Der GrDa91e11e1.
Seine MISUNDERSTANDING 1T oas
@tn= un0 Musipannen Der RI4e. Der
tletne pattent ma@te, i'm 8ette lie
genb, auf Sen Mrat ben @in0rud zines
i'm @a@stum 5urIdgebliebenen Manz
neg. @r 1T ieBt 100 3m. grob
uno tptegt SO Pfunb. Ser BIER
idbrtge 2onbtirmerl pbn bebt einen
5nan3tg Pfuno 1@peren elmer nit
elmer !9anb un6 trdgt miibeloS Elm
t%unfidbrtges &tnb i'm @emi4t bon
26 Pfunb. gu feiner @artotiiierung
brou@te man i'm &rantenbaus 6asz
1elbe 3uar1tum mie fit einer ertpa6z
1enen Manr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

Ser 6ld@eninbalt btefes alten, be-
rubmten @taates miro a%nnd6ernO
auf bas 9reifa4e bon 9euti@lano
ange9eben; @enauigteit 1T bier besz
balb unm0gli@. neil bic @ren5en i'm
Often, b%efonoers gegen 8eluti@titon,
fdtpanten. 9as @tatesman's Year
8oot sibt 628,000 ensIil@e @epiettz
meilen an. 9te 8ep0lterung ptrb
lberein1timmenb auf 9h Milionen
gei@dBt, oo@ mirb fe jeBt 1912
betragen, tpopon auf bic Perier So
auf Momooenitdmme 2,5 MiQioinen
tommen, 6arunter $4,000 &uroen
unb 2eten, $4,000 2uren. Ser &eit
perteilt fi@ auf sirten O20,000),
Mraber (260,00O, 8elutf@en (10,z
000) unb @prer, Suben fotpie 3igeuz
rer. 9ie 3abl ser @uropder unb
Mmerttaner i'm 2anbe tit, abgefeben
bon ru1if@en unb englii@en @arniz
ionen, ni@t mebr als $4,000.
Sos @robteil Per1iens 1T cine
nadte, troitloie @iife. 9aber tomz
men nur 6 @inmobner auf 6as Quaz
btatftlometer. Tru@t6ar 1T muir Der
Noroen uno Der @%ebtr95iaum i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

$500; Sran5 seepo1iaf, Nrbeit am Mo.
5 @taatstpege $780,; Sran5 5ieben,
boar be5ablt fir grrit6tl1ng bon G11lpert
am $50. 9 Staatstpege 5000; @m. 5iez
ben, Nrbeit am SEQ. [ @taatsfpege $500;
8artbel @perI, Mrbeit am $50. I 6taatsz
nege $3.50; Iugult Eorborg, Sranspprt
fir 8riidenan ltreider $11.OO; M,to.
8pigt, Nrbeit am No. 3 @taatstpege
$1,000; Nrtbur @eismon1, Mrbeit am
$50. 2 Staatstpegee $500; q. Send, Cup
plies fir 8riidenarbett $S9.45; Sphn
@ertin, Mrbeit am SEQ. 1 5taat5tpcge
$1.24; g. S. @inter, &tesbeforgen am
SEQ. 1 @taatsipege $329.3O; Sran8
@reble, Geparatnor Srltd $500.
g. 90. M%leranber, 8ef0ltigung bes
Sngenie1tren ul1b Mrbeitsmann1daft BET
SEQ. SO g%puntgraben $3.50; SO. Mtfinz
fon, M%utofabrt nad $50. 80 gonntpgra>
ben $1,000; 8. 81. 8rnbleb, Mrbeit a11
SEQ. SO @p%unthgraben $3.50, an go. SO
go%untpgraben $500; S. 6. 8rableb -
Sngenienrenbien1t an go. 36 GonntDgraz
ben $40.70; Superintendent an $50.
35 go1tntberaben $21.OO; Sngenieurenz
bienlt an go. SO gounthgraben $58.05;
Snaenie1renoienit an SO. SO County,
araben 5000; Sngeniel1renbienlt OIL
$50. 3s gollntbgroben $40.70; Snge nieltz
bient an $40. 80 gountbgraben $500;
Superintendent an go. 26 County
graben $6O.7O; 81. $. Drumming, 5tenoz
grap6enbien1t fir So. 38 @ol1ntb9rohei1
$1,000; s. 81. Sud, SUPERINTENDENT
fir $50. 80 gonnthgraben $500; Gam.
g. gbute, Superintendent beim 90.
80 Gorntberaben $500; beim @roben
$50. 81 $500; beim $50. 85 @ountpz
oraben $1,000; beim SO. 80 gountbgroz
ben $1,000; @aIace Gbl1te, Mrbeit ant
SEQ. SO %gpuntbgraben $500 @egearbeit
am $50. SO go%untnqraben $500; @arI
CHUTE, Mrbeit ont $50. 80 go1tnthgraben
$500; Carl CHUTE, @egearbeit am SEQ.
nil, @eraisi6 beit aHlp Gopien SO. 81
g%ountp9raben $500; 6esaleiden $50; 3S
gonntheraben 5000. 8. 6. 9aber, Ser
glei6 beifdtigter @opien $50. 81 County,
9raben 5000; besglei6en $40. 38 gounz
%tbgraben 5000; S. S.: @itopsfi, eli erne
&foiten fir SEQ. 35 @onnthtpeg 1925;
Moteria1 fir $50. 38 goutnbgraben
$4.15; eli erne Hfoiten fir go. SO
gounthtpeg $t.00; fir SEQ. IS County
meg .$1.85; &ar1 @tt1tner, 8ef0itiglng
Ser eSngente1tren unb Mrbeiter am go.
80 gonnthgraben $3.50; Sobn Gang -
@intra9urg bon Glen fir SO. SO gonnthz
anaben $500; SEQ. 81 gpuntbgrabeu
$500; $40. 38 gountbgraben $500; g.
6. @66ner, Nnbeften bon Noti5en SEQ.
Al @ountbgraben AGO; ssobn S. @pa<
Mol, Stenograbbenbien1t SEQ. 81 @ounz
thgraben $500; Yet. g. @teinbal1er,
Mntogebihr fir So. 80 go1tntbqraben
$4,000; Simes 9r1tdaefemf6oft, 8er6fz
fentlt6nng Ser @%erbDrsnpti3 SEQ. 80
%goutnbgroben $26.10; S. sc. @riget,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
fern 5lpiiden Dem 10. 9e5ember 1916

fern 5piiden benz 1a. @ssember 1915 l
&lafter genilGtes 5ol5 gu 1915 per
@lafter, %ab5ultefcrn atpiiden Dem 13.
Sdnltar nno Dem 13. Sebrlar 1917; on
Erat5 SdmiDt so &lafter gemtibtes
S@ol5 ST $500 per &lafter, ab5nliefern
.iofprt nn0 80 &iafter 1blpar6es g1denz
bpl5 81 1925 per SLATER, ab5uliefern,
lnelm Dies berlangt miro; an 9einrid
@ebrou6 80 SLATER gemi1dtes @pl5 SIT
$500 per &lafter, ab51ltef fern 5pi1den
Dem 10. October 1tnb Dem 10. gfppember
1916.
Suf Iutrog iplrben folgenbe Getbuunz
gen erlaltbt unb Dem Sc eb 5nfplge CUR
3ahlu1g angenieien: Sotpn grotp 3iber,
@%riidenorbeit $4,000 unb $435.00,
Splpn Neunlon, guIberts, $145.OO ltnb
$112.50; Spipn ct. Soiepb, gulberts
$685.; Splpn ct. Mfartin, gulberts,
S162.55; s. 8. Mbam & Co., @egemaz
ihiuerie $5O7.5O, @rabierblatt $1,000;
Sbepopr 8eifgen, @rbeit am So. 2
5taatspeee $3.50; S. 8prgerbing
2umber 60. = Supplies fir So. 10
Staatstpeg 1926; besgleiGen $3.71;
Gulpert5 1885,; Sos. 8rebed, @rbeit
nm $50. 1 5taatstpege 5000; 8nrtbel
@ltbner, Mrbeit am 5taatsipeg 600. 1
u1b 7 $500; Central 2umber g., Cup
plies fir SEQ. 2 Staatsneg $1.1O; glnrf
2rmber g., Supplies fir So. 8 5taatsz
meg $42.64; &c. 8. glebelanb, Iltslagen
fiir go. s Staatstpeg $3.40; S. g. Sell
ling, Mrbeit a SEQ. 10 Staat5tpeae
$500; @b. S1bs, Mrbeit am go. 1
5tuatslpeae $500; Sopn @ettp, Gull
berts $103.4O; Sen. @rebe1d, Mrbeit
am go. 2 Staatspege $42.5O; Mrtlur
s. Graham, 9lrbeit am gfp. 1 5taatsz
lpege 5000; @rinols @ompa11tr @ege<
Maihinenz@ Supplies $19.75; Nnton
@riinfe, Mrbeit am $50. 1 @taatsnege
1920; Spiepb Sanien, Nrbett am $40. 3
5tatslpege $24.OO; 6tan. @oIpIensfi,
grheit an SEQ. 1 5taatspege $3.50;
Moth. @rafer, @rbeit ONT $40. 1 5tootsz
tpeee $1.60; gaif. aiifler IT,, @rbeit am
Mo. 1 5taatspeqe $1.00; 2ab1ter 6aroz
mare Co., Maidinenz 9feparotltr 1894;
Sill. 2ibert, Sarbe fir @tootsbriiden
s27.65; Shpmas abnd, Mrbeit am SO.
9 @taatstpeae $1,000; &biI. Mebaff,
Nrbeit am So. 10 @taotsipeg &c $500;
Sill. Mirler, Supplies fir $50. 8 5toats<
meg $61.34; g. 9. Hbipps, Sarbe fir
6taatsbriiden $46.s3; Sill. &iersfaIla,
g(rbeit am $50. 5 5taofstpeg $1,000;
So6n Glofoan, Mrbeit om $50. 8 Staotsz
meg $500; 8lbmoutb Contribution Co.,
8riidenarbett $495; 6einri6 Griml1s,
glrbeit am SO. 1 S%taatspeg $4,000;
5h. Brim1s, Nrbeit an @taatstpeg $50.
l $29.00; 5elfor6 @ea6. Irbett nm SEQ.
2 @taatstpeg $500; ct. @lolb Sron
@prfs, Supplies 1tnb @eparatur am SEQ.
8 9tatsneq $45.40; Sran8 @dltbting,
glrbeit am SO. l @%taatspeg $500; sos.
@cepaniaf, Mrbeit dm SEQ. 5 @taatstpege
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
Gr1noeiqentbnms-1nt ee55 eriragnnsem,

XarmeTss 2oen & $noe( 5a ,e 81; an
@ $spsf ! SSS g. ct: g T@i S! $780, I!00 IT.
Sfaac sc. abbott uno Srau an ghriz
ittna 6ambroer, 2ots 1 unb 2. @eniger
etc. Gee. 35z122z31, gben 2afe, $4,000:
21tcils 8. 8otpers nn6 Sralt an So1ep6
M6ter, Got 20 11nb az bon Got 81,
8lpd 6 @aite Garf, $1852.OO.
&pbert 8. @ale an @arrp s.. Dpl1ng,
Got 10, 8lod 6, @e1t & 6earles Nb6.,
ct. gIorb, $4,000.
6arrb 6. No11ng u1b Srort an Collie
g.. @rp, tpeitli6 50 Stuff bon 2ots II
1tnb 12, 8lnd AZ, Curtis 5urbeb, $1,000.
W1idaeI 81. @Iein nnb Srau an Ilobs
s.. @eiter. 2ots 3 unb 10. urb 4 tpeniz
ger fpe1fli6 20 Stuff unb Got 8 lpentger
lpeitIi6 20 Sub in 8lod T. manb,
Sta 81. gsrunetpolo ,no @otte an
cesobn Srabpan, Got 9 un6 Mh bon Got
10 gIod 2, Collins 2. @b6., ct. @lorD,
$1950.O0.
ssobn $. Mbnort1 1t16 Nralt an Solepb
S6tpanfe1, 8Iod 8, Mbmann's N0b.,
@ihmonb, 100000.
Sso9n S. Mmam nn6 Sraa an 8i1z
1iom 2oder, 8rpd 4, M6mann's g66.: GIT
@i6mon6, 100000.
@rneif .. 8bipp unb Sra1 an @rneif
5ato1tren. 2pts 13 1tt6 II, 8lod 3
6atnes M6b., &abnesbtne, 100000 .
Sreb. 2afprence an %. s. Harrp, Got
8. 8lod 2, 5out6 @ibe Rarf Mbb., ct.
@rou6, 100000 90.
@rneit 6. Sorbm an Charles 0rton,
a1les bon MR M@A Gee. 33z123z27,
bon 81. g., ct. 0ltguita $4,000.
@ntie 6enoeI nnb @atte IN eSSohn
Sreiffa, 10 @cres bon N@A N8A
Gee. 27z124<28. ct. g1ou6, 100000.
9. g. 8. Solution 2anb So. on Mnz
tom @orib, 2ots 12z13z14=15. 81od z,
600 N6b., 3n @oIbtng, 100000.
Ole SHE II. a. an Nl1gnita Naael, 2o!s
2 nno 3, 8Iod z, Harf @oo GIT 8roote,r,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

Sci Der 2anoesperteibtgung TT
a%ugenbltdli4 oles i'm Merben. @s
be tonb feline Mebrpflibt, bod tporen
einige propin5en perpt!idtet, etne be-
ltimmte 3obl DON Subpolt unb @r>
tiQerie auf5uiteQen unb gu unter>
balten. Gus oen idEeifenOen @tdmz
men tommt irreguldrc &eiterei. 9ie
2dnge ser 9ienit5eit 1T our4aus
piGfirltd. 8eitimmungsmdBiq io1te
bic Mrmee aus 80 Snfanterieregtmen>
tern gu 700 Big 800 damn beiteben,
tpo5u 10 Megimenter un0 Is Dolbz
tompa9nien Mrtiilerie NIT %auiommen
1000 Motr uro 10000 @abel in
aA5sblt9 1875 R%e9imentern irresuz
lGrer &apallsrie itoben.
@elbit biefe gsfinge .@tarte, ntht
piel iber 10000 Md1tt 5ufammen,
puroe ieoo@ niemals erreidt, oa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
DaS bterte Rtno.
Muf i1m bermDt ansebltd bic @ettnng
Srnufretd)3.

SranfreidS.
@or einiger 3eit bat ser fran50iiz
f@e Profefor 2atuue I'M nMatin"
gei@rieben, bab 5rantrei@ nur bur@
oas bierte &inb gu retten fei, oob
alio jeoe fran80ii@e Tamilie tott
3pet bier ainoer haben mi6e. Sic
@abrbett Der 8ebauptung 2atules,
f@reibt cine Mienerin. lGbt fi@ iebr
let4t 6ur4 8eiiptele %erlGutern, unb
ba ote Tamiliengei@t@te Der Stir
1tenbauier in bielen &retien betap1lter
gu 1ein pflegt, als Die Der getpo9nltz
@en @terbli9en, lGbt fi@ biele ou9
let9ter oafiir beran5ieben. Ser Yaz
ter &oifer 5ran3 Sofefs, @r3ber3cg
Sron5 Scarf, bate bier @Dbne unb Ell
ne SCOOTER, pel@e lebtere in 5ortem
&tnbesalter itarb. Ser dlteite Spbn,
nnier Scatter, botte 6rei S5@ter unb
einen @obn, Sen &ronprin5en &uoolf,
behen tragii@es @noe mod ll11perz
gei1en 1T. @etn 8ruber, &atier
Mar bon Mertto, ftel Dor SO Sobz
rem in 4ueretarp unter Sen M}Drz
bertugeln Der Meritaner, pbne 2eiz
beserben gu btnterlaKen. Ser iingz
fte 8ruoer, @r3ber5og 9ubmig @ittor,
lebt unpermdblt in &lesbeim BEL
@al5burg, uno 10 ieBt fi@ baS Sc:
i@le@t I'M Ma%nnestamm muir bur@
bic Ma@tommeni@aft 6es 6ritten
Sobnes, @r5ber5ogs &arl 2uomig
fort, 6efen @ntel Der ieBige S9rpnz
folser, @r5ber5og 8arl 5ran3 Sofef
bon Seiterrei@z@ite 1T.
9ie Mutter bes &ai1ers, @r5berz
aogtn @opbie, tpar cine SCOOTER 6es
eriten 8aperntDntgs. Cine ihrer 1e6s
S@peitern, Mmaite, mar bic @emabz
lin bes &Dnigs Sobann BON @a9z
len, unter Dem 9t@ternamen pbtlaz
letes als Dante : l1eberfeBer befannt.
@on Sen 11eun &inbern, Sic aus be
Ter @be ftammten, itarben flint S6@z
ter uno Elm @obn IN iungen Sabren.
Ser dlteie, &0nig Mlbert, 1par fin
oerlos, Der 5peite, &0ntg @eorg,
pflan5te bic &0ntgsfamtlie in @a@z
len fort. Son oen 5ablrei@en S0@z
tern 3aben muir apet Ma@tommenz
1@aft btnterla1en Tin Stalten unb
Mirttemberg).
Sen beiten 8etpeis 6Qfir aber, boB
qu@ bas bierte Rtnb cine Tamtlte
ni@t por benz @rlGf@en f@IBt, bietet
Dos 5iirftenbaus our 2tppe. Sirit
9eopolb II. batte flint @0bne, BON
6enen elmer, &arl, jung ftarb, uno
bret SD@ter, Die unbermdblt blteben.
@ein Ma@folger, Tirft 2eopol6 ILL.,,
mar tinberlos, e6enfo 6effen 8ruber,
Tiirft Malbemar; ser brittle Sobn,
9ermann, itarb, unpermGblt, nod gu
2eb3eiten feines Glterer 8rubers, unb
Der pterte, Mleranber, oeffen &egiez
rungsunfdbtgtett - er par mabnz
ftnnig - Sen betannten 2tppsi@en
@rbi@aftsft reit berporrief, ging na@
ser Mustragung besfelben als LETTER
fetnes @tammes betm. @enn felbft
etne 10 ret@ beiebte &tnoeritube Zen
8eftan0 elmer Tamilie ni@t gepabrz
letitet, bann nirb au@ Ser @@rei
nab benz bierten &tnbe ben @erfaq
elmer Matton nt@t aufbalten, tpenr1
fir 1te SOS 9i9tsrtport gilt, bob r6ie
Matur au@ 6amtt gu @nbe eile"-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

Dur@ bic tropif@e 9iBe
ber leBten Sage gum Wabniinn gez
trieben, ma@te Soiepb 8artid, Elm
poblbabenber Sarmer Der etntge
Meilen BON Ga GroHe, Mis., ltegenz
ben Mormonentolonie, auf grauiige
&5etfe feinem 2eben Elm @noe. @r
ftedte ii@ cine 9pnamttpatrone in
ben Munb unb bra@te tie bann CUR
@rploiton. Sem foSflofer 2etdnam
purbe in etnem au%sgetrodneten Bod
duf Der 6orm zines Ma@barn gefuns
ben. 8arti@ nuroe mebrere Sage
permibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
Gbamberlain's Gplic>, Gbolera- 1tnb
-MiteI.

Dies lit cine Me6i5in, nit Ser lie.
De Tamilie borgeiehen fem iollte
Collie un6 9tarrboe itellen fid bdi11-
fig plob1i6 Elm, nn6 es lift bon gr0B.
iter @idigfett, 6oB ite prompt behan=
belt tper6en. @etradttet Sen 2ei6en,
BEN, tpelder a11sboIten m1tB, Biz Elm
Mr5t fommt o6er Me6i5in erIangt
mer6en fann. @bmberIain's Collie,
Cholera un6 9iorrb0r-0eitte bot Ell
men &1tf, mie fetn 3tpeites fir roi4e
fen in &enrb's Corner 0r11g @tore.
. Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

Wadmittoqsiikuug, Sen 10. @ept. 1916.
@emaB @%ertaeuu1e trat Ste Gountbz8e<
hDrbe %suIammen; g. g. 2abr als @nrz
liter u1to oGe 95itolieoer ontpeienb. Sic
Mneeleaenheit Ser Nngebote fiir 9iefe<
ru11q bes Gnnnt)z6ol5es fir ben font
n1e11hen @i1ter mltroe ser 8eb6rbe bprz
ee1eot, rl1b Die entgegengenommenen unb
er1ffneten Inaebote tparen bon !Sohn 80.
96rner, 2p1is 8. @p9t, Sp1epb 8ralrn,
Trors @dni6t, 9eiurid @ebrald, S.
g. Greber. 5reb. s. Shr6Ner. 8. 9.
gralth unb BON Ser @rinols gpmpanb.
Sic go11nthz8ebDrbe farb 8. 8. 8rau9s
Ingebot tpie bas ser @rinols COMPANY
ohne beitdtiaten 8edieI ober gutes
@elb. Mad iorgfaltiger grtpdgnng al
ler Gnqebote tpurben auf Intraa beg g.
S. S6eiien, unter1tiibt bon Sen. Offering,
Sic aontrafte pie folgt erlaien: Mn S.
6. greber, so @lafter aemiidteS Sol5
GIT 1915 per &Infter, ab5uIiefern 5tptz
fden SEM 10. Mobember 1nb Sem 10.
9esernber 1916, u116 so &Iofter gemii6z
tes 5o15 5u 1918 per &1after, ab5ulie<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

INNER Elm GROCER Sell Der 2eute be-
urlaubt lit, sum Sell, oamtt DER
Sberf It. sen @clo fir ii4 erfpare.
Man i9dbte elm 8iertel Bis Elm
9rittel Der Sruppen a6medielnb2 ant
urlaub. @etrennt ben Der einbeimt=
{9en Mrmee lit tie &o1atenbrigobe,
beren Stubpuntt Geberan bilbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

fer oenn un1er 8Dnigsfptel ben Mo=
men BAT. Ser Sitel Der prtn5en tit
Mir3a, mos auf Dem langen a betont
mirb. Dabet 1T au 6emerten, ooB es
dbnli@ mie ser enslii@e Sitel Cir
.3uglei@ in ber Nnreoe auf ieoen be-
liebigen Mann seben tann, pte bsnn
Miroa iih in periien 10 3temli@ ieber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

Sern1all, einer Ser Ntitglieoer nes gparp,
itelte oeu uulterltiieten Nutrag, genan1z
te Geidliilie orSunebmen, lpprallfhlr
fpIaenSe NbItinmuua erfolgte lno eingez
troqe1 lpluoe: so lti,nn1teu Setter q.
Qobr. @ol. S,ern1au, g. $. Sbeiieu, Sacpb
SSeber u1o Seu. Glleril1s; pogegen 9ite<
mal1o. @noraufbin beIagte 8el6lii1ie ols
ulleenomn1eu erfldrt muroel1.
@uf Nntroo BON @cu. Offering, unterz
ltiltst BON ,Sacpb @eber. ipnroe &pnmi1z
iGr g. S. Shei'en als 9slegot 5ltr Yer
ion1mI1ne Der Stmtszanoeiation Der
Gnuntn@ Sspmn1indre, Die III St1lllpater,
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
ADVERTISING MEN
 WILL WEAR WHITE
 SUITS AT CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. May ls.-The As sociated Advertising Clubs of the World have decided that their annual gathering to be held in Philadelphia from June % to 30 shall be a white convention"
 Practically every one of the eight Co ten thousand visitors affiliated with the advertising industary will be dressed in white duck palm beach linen or silk suits
 The officials of the clubs contend that during the summer months in past years the business men of the country. particularly the heads of the firms, have been the most uncomfor- table individuals in their establish ments The office boy in his shirt sleeves and the stenographer In her neat waist have been comfortable, while the boss" was sweltering in heavy clothing simply because of his fear that the duck linen or other light weight wear might be thought beneath the dignity of his position.
 As a result the efficiency of busi- ness men the club officers say has been impaired in summer months. They propose to remedy the situa- tion and have issued an order for the white convention"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18

LONDON. May IS. - Sir Edward Grey. British Foreign Minister. am uounced today in the House Of Com. mons. that the government had been informed by Secretary Henry How. ard British Minister at the Vatican that representations had been made iirect Co Emperor William by the Pope asking that the submarine war fare be abandoned.
 Later this afternoon @ dispatch was received from Paris stating that George Clemenceau in his newspaper today stated that Armand Nisard. who was the last French ambassa- dor to the Vatican, has had two reg ular interviews with the Pope and it is understood that he has been charged with a mission both 10 the German and British governments re- gardine submarine warfare also the blockade.
 The Pope has given Mons. Nisard absolute instructions to the two gov ernments. but no public announce ment will be made until the govern ments have received his representa- tive.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
TO RE0RGANIZE
 FLEET ON THE
 ATLANTIC SIDE

WASHINGTON. May lS.- Secretary Of the Navy Daniels stated today that he will shortly announce the re- organization of the Atlantic fleet. Rear Admiral Henry T Mayo now commandant of the first division of the fleet will be named to succeed Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher as commander.In.chief Rear Admiral Mayo will take the Arkansas as his flagship
 Secretary Daniels stated that there was no significance in the change except his plans for general efficiency of all fleets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
REPORTS OF LARGE
 SECURITY BUYING
 IS NOW CONFIRMED

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Reports of large buying Of International Mercan- tile securities for account Of the American International Corporation have been substantially confirmed. Frank A. Vanderlip, chairman Of the board Of American International. Ot- 60 r. Kahn and ". R. Grace handled the transaction Large blocks were bought in the open market by Kuhn. Loeb & Co. The estimated lot is between quarter and a third of the outstanding Marine stocks have been acquired. A director charac- terizes as premature the report that the stock acquired would be used to obtain control and that his company would assume the management of the Marine Co., The purchase of the securities was authorized on the advice of W. R. Grace. who persuad- ed the company to take over the Pacific Mail Co.,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
PREPAREDNESS SHOWN TO BE A REALITY
 IN NEW YORK CITY

WASHINGTON. May IS. Tho American Legion is an American preparedness" organization which registers for the War departments use the names, addresses and quail. fications of men whose experience would make them useful in the army. Recently New York headquarters re- ceived request for 57 chauffeurs which the Mack Company had to furnish wnth 57 motor trucks to the Mexican expeditionary forces. That night letters sent out to III of the 1IO3 chauffeurs on file and the next morning 10S had signified their readi- ness to SO. The rest of the 110S have been making life miserable for those at headquarters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
 GERMAN TOLD TO
 BE GOOD
TeutOnic Population in the United States Are Warned by Imperial Government to Obey American Laws.

WASHINGTON, May lS. The Ger. man population in the United States has received @ warning from their mother country This morning Am. bassador von Bernstorff announced that he bad received official advices from Berlin for him to issue instruc- tions to all German consuls In the United States to admonish the Ger. man citizens. in their respective dis tricts. to scrnpulously observe the American laws The action is talk en, said the Ambassador in an ef- fort to end the espionage and con- spiracies for the destruction of mu- milton plants also foreign ships and their cargoes These instructions were sent out by wire today to an consuls in the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
HIGH PRICE OF
 SILVER IS RAISING
 CURRENCY QUESTION

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Editor Hirst of the London Economist cables: The high price of silver is raising the currency questions. Samuel Mon- tague points out that the Mexican silver dollar is already worth more dead than alive. Legally it is sup posed 10 circulate as half the Mexi- can gold dollar, say 245O. Its in- trinsic value on May 8 as unrefined bullion was 27. If the price of silver rose to 45 pence, 1t would begin to be worth while Co ship rupees to Europe but there is a vast quantity of silver plate ornaments which prob ably would be poured on the market Meanwhile the silver market is re- ceiving more governmental support than it has enjoyed since the repeal of the Sherman act
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
SPOKANE SAILED
 LAST NIGHT FOR
 NORTHERN PORTS

SEATTLE. May 1S.--Steamer Spo- kano sailed last night at lo;So o. clock with the following passengers for Juneau: D. Jockoyich, Andrew Stella. D. M. Knezenih. J. J. Nc Sea. J. R. Anderson. W Relcher. J. Karadich. Andred Enoch. V Good. l.. c. Bertholi. Simon Hirsch. c. F.. Wiseman and wife. Gus Giles. J. W. Rnch and wife. Mrs. Nellie Williams, Nelson Bugham. Miss Sims. Mrs. s. Simpson. Walter Strong. Frank Buck ley. Mamie Hall. D. Frazier and Sam Simich
 For Treadwell-Mrs. W. Russell and J. A. Richards.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-18
HORN MUST STAND TRlAL

BOSTON. May 1S.-werner Horn who attempted to destroy the inter national bridge at Vanceburg. Me, on February 2. 1915. must stand trial on a charge of illegal transportation of dynamite the Federal Court of Alp. peals has ordered. In denying his petition for writ of habeas corpus the Court held that the indictments were based on alleged personal acts and not on these which might be considered part Of a national act o' war.