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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-27

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Ticket
VOTE IT STRAIGHT
For President of the
United States,
Charles E. Hughes.
For Vice-President ol
the United States,
Charles w. Fairbanks
For Representative in
Congress, 2nd Dist
rict,
"a N. J. Sinnott
of WascO County.
For Secretary Of State,
SO Ben w. Olcott.
For Justice of Supreme
Court-Vote for two
3S Geo. H. Burnett
of Marion County.
40 Frank A. Moore
of Columbia County.
For Dairy and Food
Commissioner,
43 John D. Mickle
of Multnomah County.
For Public Service
Commissioner,
as. II. H. Corey
Of Baker County.
UMATILLA COUNTY
TICKET.
For Senator, Goth Sem
atorial District,
AZ Frederick Steiwer.
For R e p resentative,
o0ud District. lima
tilla and Morrow
Counties,
48 R. N. Stanfield.
For R e p resentative,
23rd District-VOte
for Two,
, 49. j. A. Best.
so Roy w. Ritner.
! For District Attorney,
54..R. |. Keator.
For Sheriff,
SIS H. M. Allen.
Il
For County Clerk,
! 81 r. T. Brown.
!, For Recorder,
So B. S. Burroughs.
For Treasurer,
en- Cvora A Gillian.
] For Assessor,
: So J. A. Yeager.
! For School Superin-
/ tendent,
65 I. E. Young.
For Surveyor,
Sc Willard Bradley.
Y For Coroner,
= 81. j. T. Brown.
Y For County Commis-
n sioner,
20 William NJ. SluSher.
Respectfully submitted
Y Y to the consideration of the
+ voters by the County Cen
8 trail Committee.
n FRANK S. CURL,
| Chairman.
w. C. E. PRUITT,
Secretary.
8 Headquarters, Hughes
H Alliance, Failing Build
8 ing, Cor. Main and Water
Streets, Pendleton, Ore.
paid Adv.)
~ 4AEzAE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-27
STRENGTH SHOWN IN HOG Market

PORTLAND. Oct. 27.-Very liberal
strength was shown in the market for
swine at North Portland during the
day. Sales were again made at S9.40
for tops, and the market was really
strong at that figure for selections
while several loads were at 1895.
There was a liberal run Of hogs in
the yards over night, but killers took
hold we'll.
General hog market:
Choice light weights. . 1875 70 $40
Good light weights. ...... 9.0OQ9.25
Medium weights ...... S.75D8.sO
Rough heavy .......,... S.OODS.5o
Cattle Run Is Greater.
Cattle market at North Portland is
again showing an increase. For the
month TO date the run is about 1000
head more than the same month a
year ago, while the run TO date this
year is 1000 greater than for the same
period Of 1915.
There is a steady tone generally in
the cattle trade Good steers are rul-
ing around $6.25@6.50. with selections
4 at S6.5066.75. The market for feed
er stuff is now easier because Of the
higher cost Of feed. Bulls are in
strong demand, with sales around
. $4,000 450 for tops.
/ Cows are steady, with occasional
sales in a small way at $3.50 for Sc
Iections. while good killers are ruling
around S5.OO@5.25.
General cattle market range
Prime light steers ....S6.25ap ..5o
Prime heavy stecrs ..... S.6b q6.fo
Good light steers ....... 6.OO g6.Zo
Stockers and feeders .... 500 5.5O
Prime dehorned cows and
hoifors ....... $50
co,,,r,on cows .... 4.0O85 500
pr,Is .... 3.5O0A5C
Prime light veal calves. 100 q I'5C o.
Prime heavy veal calves. 400 q 6.V'
sheep Market Strong.
While there was a rather fair rur
OF mutton and lambs into the Nortf
Portland yards over night, most of th'
stuff came direct from the country t
} a local killer. Sales Of mutton ant
lambs early in the week indicated
strong tone, and this feeling is con
tiIhled.
General mutton and lamb market
Select spring lambs ......S S'o
| Ordinary lambs .......... S'oOu 81
Best yearlints ,......... 10 q 90
Good to common wethers. 5.75 a 6'V
Post ewes ............ $4,000
I uoovv n common ewes. 4.O0@4 As
! Thursday Livestock shippers
4 Hogs-J. L. Briggs. Carlton, l load
G. A. French, Airlie, ! load; K. l
Clark. Dayton, load; ]. NJ. Craw
ford. load: W. Givens, Estacada,
load: r. NJ. CcCorkle, Maupin loads
! w. B. Kurtz, load The Dalles Dress
: ed Meat Co., The Dalles ! load.
U Cattle. C. Ritter, Robinette
. loads. r. Koopman, loads, Georg
Oliver. load. 6, W. Saunders,
loads.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27

The special license or "privi-
lege" tax of the town will, it is
understood, be allowed to stand
for the year 1916, but it is stated
that revision of the ordinance
is to be made which will reduce
the charges in several instances.
The ordinance will be published
in The Times within the next
week or two.
Report reached Fort Mill Sat-
urday that C.. B. Kimbrell, a
young farmer of Steel Creek,
had lost his barn, together with
several head of horses and cattle,
by fire which was discovered in
the building at about a o'clock
that morning. Mr.. Kimbrell
carried little or no insurance on
his barn or stock, it was said,
and his loss was almost COM
plete. 1t was believed that the
building was fired by an in
cendiary.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27
To The Public.

We, the physicians of Fort Mill, in
consultation believe that Fort Mill and
the vicinity demand the services of
three medical men, since three have
practiced here for the past % years.
Now, owing to the high cost of
living, we have been unable to make a
living for the past two or three years
and conclude the only remedy is to
raise the price of our services to the
same fees as the physicians of sur
rounding towns, viz:
For visits in town 81. so
Outside town limit up to 2 miles 200
For each additional mile above2 so
For night calls, extra LOO
Obstretical cases $l5 and upward.
Moreover, we agree to send state
ments monthly for our services the
same as other business men. All de-
linquents are urged to settle their
accounts at once. Those who cannot
pay will be placed on the charity list.
Those who will not will be placed on
another list. These changes in fees
to take effect on the first of February,
1916.
J. r. Elliott, M. d.
T. S. Kirkpatrick, M. d.
A T. Neely, M. D.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27
Four Million Bales Short.

The census report, issued from
Washington Monday, shows that
to January 16, 10, ,766, 202 bales
of cotton had been ginned from
the 1915 crop, counting round
as half bales and excluding 1915.
The round bales included are
LOG, 996. The number of bales
of sea island cotton were 80, 736.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27
FORT MILL CASH MARKET

Will be at your service on the
18th with a full line of Meats, an
experienced butcher and cuutter
and the "Old Man" on deck.
Located in room formerly oc-
cupied by Patterson's Restau-
rant.
Highest cash prices paid for
beef cattle.
IRA G. SMYTHE.
Phone No. 146.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27
NEGRO RACE CONFERENCE
Columbia, S. c., Feb. 9, 1916

The Southern Railway announces
that the low redcced fares authorized
for the Laymens' Conference, Colum-
bia, S. c., February GO. will be appli-
cable to delegates and visitors. to the
above named meeting. The following
fares will apply from principal points:
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27

Proportionately low fares from other
points. For detailed information and
schedules, apply to local agents or cor
Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27

Proportionately low fares from other
points. For detailed information ap
ply to local agents or communicate
with S. II. Mclean, District Passenger
Agent, Columbia, S. C.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Mrs. Annie Hunt, of Savannah,
Ca, is a guest of her daughter.
Mrs. c. W.. McNealy. in. this
city.
Miss Mamie Cuip, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Culp,
has been i'll for some days at her
home on Booth street.
Miss Marie Jeter, of Winthrop
college, spent the weekend in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Os.
Barber ir. this city.
D. A. Lee, citizen of Fort
Mill, left Monday morning for
Gree nwood to attend a session
of .he United States court as a
j. ror.
Rev. R. X. Timmons, pastor
of Bethel church, preached to
the congregation of the Presby-
terian church of Fort Mill on
Sunday.
S. w. Parks, captain of the
Fort Mill military organization,
attended a meeting of the
National Guard association in
Columbia Thursday.
Next Monday is the last day
on which state and county taxes
may be paid with the one per
cent. penalty. During the
month of February a two per
cent. penalty attaches.
Jno. R. Hart, of York, was
a business visitor to Fort Mill
Saturday. Mr.. Hart had just
returned from a weeks trip to
New York City in the interest
of the Haw thorn mill company
of Glover, of which he is the
attorney.
Fort Mill friends of Gary T.
Harris will regret to know that
he has been ill for some weeks
at the navy hospital at Nor
folk. Va. Mr.. Harris is a son
of Mrs. M. j. Harris, of Pleasant
Valley, and has been in the navy
for about two wears.
The clerks sale Saturday of
the Hall cottage, in Sprattville,
attracted a crowd of several
hundred to the grand stand in
Confederate Park. There was,
however, but one bid on the
property and that was said to
have been made for Miss Eunice
Hall.
Representative w. r. Brad
ford, who spent Sunday at his
home in this city, informed The
Times that he anticipated little
trouble in the Legislature in ar
ranging the Fort Mill school tax
matter so as to give the school a
full nine months term with free
tuition.
An event of much pleasure
awaits the people of the city
when tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock the breach of promise
suit of Abigail Plummer against
Alonzo Highty-Tity will be heard
in the school auditorium. The
proceeds of the entertainment
are to go to the Parent-Teachers'
club and a large crowd doubtless
will be in attendance. Admis-
sion, Is and 10 cents.
Mr.. Bert Nivens, well known
young farmer and horseman of
the township, and Miss Ellen
Sutton, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. S. P. Sutton were married
Sunday afternoon at the home
Of the formers mother, Mrs.
Sallie Nivens, four miles north
of Fort Mill. The Rev. E. Y.
James, pastor of the Fort Mill
Methodist church, was the of
ficiating minister.
Of much interest to the people
of Fort Mill and residents of the
other border towns is the news
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1916-01-27
EXCURSION FARES
Via Southern Railway to Colum-
bia, S. c., Account Laymen's
Missionary Convention, Febru-
ary 6 9. 1916.

The Southern Railway will sell very
low round trip fare tickets to Colum-
bia, S. c., account of the above occa-
sion; tickets on saleHFebruary 4th to
9th, with final limit returning February
18th. The following fares will apply
frO,,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
&atbeoer SelbtberrIt1:
feit.

Sic @qufigfeit, nit Der @oo6rosp
@ilion in 1einen &e0en iein liebes
Sd in Sen @or0ergrun6 fdiebt,
idreibt Elm Eauidblatt, un6 Die 8or-
Iiebe, nit Ser er Mein, Mir un6 Weih
in nidt mib5uperitcbenoer 8eie un-
teritreidt, oeuten barauf bin, bob lei
ne eigene Heri0nlidfeit in Ser Eoli>
tit uno in Ser @eietgcbung Der nod
item Monote eine groBe &oqe gu ipie.
len ge6enft. Mit oieier Selbitper-
berrlidung itebt er 5por nidt Der
ein3eIt %, benn Elm friiberer 8emob'
ner bes @eiBen &auies, 6eiien Stern
langlt perbliden lit unb scr es BEL
ieinem Mufentbolte in europa, als
er langit ins Gripotleben 5uridge-
tebrt nor, fir ongebradt bielt. fei-
men Mamens5ug i'm @oloenen gude
ser Stobt Miinden 5piid}en Die bon
gefr0nten Sduptern gu 5%rpangen,
pflegte a1lh bon Meincm Seer, Mei-
ner GIotte, Meinem @otidafter u. I.
10. al re6en, abcr bicies fortrpdb.
ren6e Betoner Der eigenen 8erfon
fIinqt fir einen Manr1. Der bon Dol.
fes @nnben poriiberaebcn6 Der erite
Dierer zines ben1otratiihen Gtoats.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
-

laneieren> un6 nur fd1perpiegenoe
@udiidten auf 6os gtoatstpobl fonn-
ten ols miloernber um1tan6 in Iroge
fommen. 9enn bariber fonnen 3met
fel nidt belteben, tpenn Ser Pralioent
etpas 6erortiges geiagt batte, tpiroe
es ienen redt geben, Die iid ser 8e-
firdhung nidt boben entialagen
f0nnen, bob Ser Brdli6eh felt $50.
den betpuBt auf Ben &rieg %lositeuere.
limb Damn aler6ings mdren sic gnjt
biiQungen Elm @egen fir 6as 2ms
getpe1en. &ber Biz auf meiteres neb-
men mir 6os aus Dem @eiBen 9mlfe
fomrtrer6en 0emerti, tpie es gegeben
tpur6e un6 marten ab, pus Die nad-
iten Goge bringen mer6en. 8ir t0n-
men nn6 tponen nidt gla1ben, 6aB Der
Hrdii6ent 6as @ort &rieg, 6aS fdorf
ii9 banobabt, mie 6es Meiiers
gdnei6e, 10 leidtfertig a1sgeiproden
bot, tpie linn in 6en Muno gelegt
miro, 6aB er SEN bertpegenen @eoan=
fen begt, ct Tonne 6a6urd, 6ob ct
Ole Ser. stoaten gum Mitidul6igen
an @nglanbs berbre6erii6em &rieg
madt ser Qualification einen Gienit
ertpeiien un6 sos gn6e 6es europai=
iden &rieges beidleunigen. 9enn
6as piir6e elm Sptel NIT ser @bre
nn6 NIT Ser 8oblfobrt Ser NatioN
fem, tpie es frebelbafter nidt nlsge-
6adt per6en fonrte, un6. often &C.
itanoen - ba3u bolten mir trob oil
lem, tpas man gegen i'm iagen mag,
Sen Hrdiioenten nidt fabig. Ser &c
6onfe lit 10 furdtbnr, bob mon lin
11i6t m%1s6enfen tafrL obne nit idtpe-
rent nnbebogen an Die Golgen at 6en-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
8on b%eionoeret1t Jn:
tereKe.

neber -@nglam6s &iidgang aiiuBert
iid @imon %. @artouer, Ser fribere
meritami6e 8i3e=@eneralfoniul in
6%ranffurt m @ain in Ser 8erliner
&olt. @etue Musfibrungen iino IN
elmer 3eit, % sic engliiden Staats.
mair11er 6en Mun6 mie6er muBeror-
6entli9 boa nebmen bon beion6erem
S%1terefe. u@on allen Mationen Der
entente bot mobI @roBbritannien sic
idaperite gnttduidung nit ieiner Be-
tbeiligung om @riege erlebt," idreibt
&onorer, un6 ole In5eiden 6euten
borouf hin, 6oB benz itol5en albion
nod meit idlimmere Shidialsidlage
mioerfobren mer6en. Ser bon eng
lano beim 8utritt CUR entente gebeg-
tie @loube, Dob 6ie onberen Ebeilbo-
Der = &uBlon6 un6 6ranfreid =
DeutidIano beitegen miiroen, mab=
reno es ielbit BLOB Elm geobadtungs-
beer bon boditens 100000 Mann in
9eIgien %oufiteqen mir6e, lit idneq
gu id)onoen gemoroen. Sd)on iett
iiberiteigen feline Gerluite an Men.
ifen uno @elb BEL meitcm sic Ser,
lutte, sic es in Dem 3man3igidbrigen
&ompf gegen %apoleon ocn @riten
unb oeiien @erbiinbete erlitten batte.
@roBbritamien fihrt iebt einer Ser.
3neiflungsfampf our grbnltung lei.
ner @telung als @robmaht. @as
niemano lie ge6adt b6tte: iein areoit
lift i'm @antcn. tpie fein @eriuh. cine
Miuiarbcnnnleibe i'm itammpcrpono.
ten Mmerita unter3ubringe1, oe,1tlid
ge3eigt fat.
Die idnele un6 unaebe,1re stei-
gcrung feiner Nationolid,ulb trob
ltetiqer grbohung Der inncren Stcu.
ern, Ser ltcbereong our @chrpflidt.
Ole Mbnobme fciner Nnsfubr bel
eIeid3eitieer itorter grbobung feiner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
me1ens lit, bobit ionoerbor un6 fei-
nesmeqs anmutben6.

peiens lit, bodit ionoerbor un6 tel
nesmegS a%mmutben6.
@enn @err 8ilio on iagt:: SD bobe
nidt gen11g 5oloaten, UNI Die mert-
famifde @ren5e 5u betpabren" SD
farm mdt iagen, tpas Der morgige
Gag bringen miro" SD fam sic
8an6iten midt aus 6em 9an6e fern,
balten," v9 fann 100000 Sreimiai=
ge aus einem Staate aqein befom.
men," SD 6ente, miinide boffe,
fiirdte, 6aB 6ies o6er ienes geidiebt"
II. /. no., 1anr miro ma1t untpiqfur.
Ii9 on Ger6inan6> 6en 8aren Der
8ulgaren, erinnert, 6eiien 2ieblings-
re6etpenoung lit: SD un6 meine
bropen @olbaten." Mner6ings fat
Ser Braiioe1t oos 8arenbafte feines
@eiens tpabren6 ieines bisberigen
Mmtstermines MIR at oft 6enen ge=
geniiber beraus5ufebren Der u6t, BON
benen Ell tp1Bte, bob Tie bon linn OBJ
bangig tparen.
@ieIe iin6 ser Mniidt, 6aB cine Der
artige Denf> rn6 &e6etpeiie bel einem
@anure tpie @illon gmn5 naturli6
un6 ielbitoeritdn6Ii@ tit. St mar Sic
1dngite 8eit ieines 2ebens 2ebrer,
un6 2el1te 6ie1es @erufes baben mebr
als a1bere @%elegenbeit, ibr eigeneS
sB at betonen. Das berIeitet eitle
Meniden lei@t 6a5u, ii@ ein5ubil6en,
Steq1tngen 5u bethlehem, 6ie ibnet
6en @imb11S boditer Maatoritat ber-
Ieiben. l1n6 fir Die, melde ii@ ei-
ner folden @rtoritdt 3u mi6erieten
tpagen, lit itets ser Sa6eI, sic <be,
ser groBe Stod, sic &egelierung
o6er irgen6 elm an6eres Strafmtttel
lin @ereitidaft. Dara1m lit es nidt
meiter iberroi6en6, bob Elm Mam
bon Ser @inieitigfeit un6 6em 9iin=
tel zines friiberen @atbe6ermonar>
d)en tpie @oo6rom @ilion in Sic alte,
Iiebe @epobnbeit Bel ser eriten, Be-
item @elegenbeh 5urudffadM.
sc 1T nod nidt fonee ber, BOB
&err Wi1fon 6en MitgIieoerr oes Sc
mofrniiden Observation-Disclosures els
fIdrte, sic @egner ieiner Nnrtei bdiit-
ten fir 6ie fon11renoe @abltompagne
nl1r, EN-. sSifue, namlid 6en Sartf.
9ieie @erfider11ng lit ir6eiien 1ridt
5utreffen6, obglei6 6ie 5olgen Der
bon @ilion 10 fart beetnfluBten
l8ougefebgebung onetn mtsreiden6
mdren> 6ie Hartei un6 nit ibr ibren
8unnertrdger im @obember 5u Gane
gu bringen. &err @ilio1 bietet iei-
mem @egnern fait tagtdgli6 etn ne1es
Sii1e, un6 6as ltegt in er1ter 2inie
lin feiner eige1een, ielbltberrliden
Eerionlidfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
9ie @afbim8toner Cen:
iattpn.

&uf bent &riegsf@m1plab dnt go
tomac bh es Greitog cine rege1redte
|Seniation gegeben. @ie muroe per<
uriadt 6ur4 cine 8emertung 6es
blinben Senators Gore bon Sflabo<
MO, er babe gebort, Der Brdii6ent ba=
be gu Mttglie6ern 6es &ongreiies ge-
iagt, &rieg 3miiden BEN Ser. @taa-
ten un6 0eutidlan6 m0ge I'M SSn=
tereiie ser 8%ipiliiatton ridt untpia-
fommen fem, neil er 6a5u b%eitragen
miiroe, Dem &riege in europa gegen
Mitte CONNER elm @n6e gu maden.
Spdter mrrbe Die MeuBerung 6eS
Braji0enten in onberer 6orm folpur-
tiert. Iuf sic 8rage 6es Abgeorone<
ten &itdin, 6es SHIPPERS Ser 6emo-
fratiiden @ousmebrbeit, maS geide-
ben tper6e, tpenr1 nie6erum Elm @diff
perienft tper6e, babe ser GrdIi6ent
geantportet, Damn meroe ct 6ie 6iplo-
matiiden 8e5iebungen at Deutid-
lan6 abbreden ur6 1penn eS 6ariber
gum @riege tomme, mos ia nobeliege,
Damn meroe bos @n6e 6es europaii.
iden &rieges ba6ur4 ieoenfaQs be-
idle1tnigt mer6en.
gs miro beridtet, Sic 8emerfung
Cores nno bic 8erbinoung 6amit
folportierten @eriidte bitten i'm &a=
pitol rieiiges @ufieben erregt. Dos
muB tpobl 10 fem, 6enn aus Dem @ei<
gen @ouie fam alsbalb sic grfla=
ru1g, ser Hrdiioemt babe meoer oos
cine nod 6as anoere geiagt, ale &C.
g%entbeiligen Mngaben ieien unriftig.
Sb Ser Erdiiocnt oieie Grflarnng
pcrionlid a%bgcgeben bot ooer OBJ er
Tie BON ieinem Sefretar bat abgeben
loiien, lit aus Sen porliegenoen Weel-
oungen nid)t criidtlid. Sc lit mobl
bdufiger porgefommen, 6aB Sefre'
tdre 9ementis .erloiien babe11, Die
man ipatcr germ in @crgeiienbeit bit
tie gerotben loiien. Gie Sierra @ooie=
belt mar an folder Gementis bcion'
oers fruftbnr. Sn jeoem Sale
ipridt es 8dnoe fir oie gegenmartig
3mifden Dem 3apitol unb 6cm @ei'
Sen -l&ouie bcrrifenoe Stimmung,
bob bcrortige %Ncnbcrrngen ibcr'
haupt folportiert mcroen tonnten.
@ie immer man Die Nngelegcnbeit be.
troften mag, iie iiebt einem Sfonool
gang per5mefclt obnlid.
@enn Der Nrdiibent mirtli9 etpos
oerortiges geiagt ODER. ol,h n,1r an.
acor,tct kitte. mGre es elm urerh6r,
ter @ertroaensbrud actpeicr. feline
| Meuberungen ii bic Offentlidteit 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
2ebrrei@e 3miammem=
iteumn9.

Mon miiIie INNER nod @runo'
laben bm1beln, niemalS 6aS m1gen.
blidlib &atblide bor5ieben, iagt Yra.
lioent @ilion. @ie er els It, 6a
geibt 6ariiber gibt naditebenoe
3ulammenltequng iattlame @uffIa=
r11ng:
rEraiioent @ilion mar 5uguniten
zines einn1oligen &raiioenti9aftster=
MINIS. Sest lit er 6agegen.
Hraiioent 8illon nor 5uguniten
ser @arriion'iden &ontinental,Mr=
NEE. Sebt lit er bagegen,
GrGiibent @ilion mar gegen eine
@%eritarf1ng ser Morine. Sebt per=
langt er sic itarflte Mari1re ser @elt.
Yrdii6ent @ilion mor bogegen,
oaB sic iungen Mdmer lire 8eit nit
militariidyen l1ebungen berbringen
ioaten. Sebt berlangt ct, 6ab 400
900 militdmid geldmt merocn io1-
len.
Yraii6ent @ilion tpar gegen eine
5~ariffommiliion. Sebt lit er oaflr.
Yraiibent 8ilion begiinitigte etne
SsSnterpention in Merifo un6 l6idte
Sr11ppen bin, nm 5u i]nterDenieren
Sebt erfldrt er, lolange Ell Praltoen1
lei, tper6e riemar6 in Merifo inter
benieren.
8raiioent @nion par fit gefrei.
u1rg bon SEN @onoma-@onal5oa-@ sc.
biibren, @oh ieiner @rmablune
5tpong ct 6ie bemofrutii9e Mebrbeit,
SOS @eieb 5u tui6errufen.
Nraii6ent 8il1on tponte 8rpan
uniddolib moden. Na6 ieitrer Ct.
mdibIung 111ohe er BrDart 5n ffeittem
oberiten anntIiben @atbgeber.
8rali6ent WiIfon mor oa1sgefpro.
9e11 gegen Sic Mrbeiter111pio11en. Sei1
ieiner grtpdbl1ng iudt er ii@ lief
&in6 Bel Sen nnionsfubrern 5u mo
diem.
HrGii6ent @tlion tpar gegen eesmi.
tiatipe nn6 &eferen6nm. Damn ct.
fldrte er fid 6afur. Sn5tuii@en Fad
er 6os bergeiien.
YrGIi6ent 8ill Jon tpar aus tbeore=
tilden @rinoen fir Sreiban6eI. Seb1
mill er nidtS mebr babon miiien.
Hraii6ent @ilion erflarte ii6 erit
lebtes Sabr gegen &riegsbereitidaft
SSett pre6igt er nit gliben6em @ifer
&riegsbereitidaft."
Tins id)eint es, 6aB Hrdit6ert @il-
iot in teiner Groge unter Ser Come
feite Brin5ipien o6er ueber5eugungen
bot, un6 6aB er 1ur 6os befirrportet,
mos leiner 8ie6ererpdblung un6 iei=
nem peri0nlifen @brgei5 8ori4ub
leiitet.
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Graf Nepentlo>p nber otn
3au@bootfrte8.

9ie Seem Sort 8orl6 bot ben Gro
fen grnit gu @ebentlom, einen Der
b%efomteiten Observation-Disclosures GU
ropos, UNI feline Mniidt uber BEN
Saudbootfrieg befrogen lalien. 80
meit i9 ste SteQung Sbres Stoots=
lefretars peritebe," iogte Ser Graf,
uerfennt er an, 6oB Gaudboote alS
&riegsidiffe p0lterredtli6 5ulaiitg
lin0 uno ipridt gleid5eitig bepaffne-
ten &an6elsidiffen oos &edt gu, iie
ols Yiratenidiffe gu b%ebonocln. SIT
6os logiid? @s bonoelt iid bier nidt
INN cine 8roge Ser Geri0nlidfeit ODER
unperiobnlidfeit gegen &merifa. @S
bon6elt iid Inn bie 3rage, Oh Ieutid=
lano Sen &rieg gegen England NIT
einem anerfannt geiebliden &iiit5eug
ser 6lotte fubren miro ODER Oh mir
elmer 1%eutralen Madt geitattcn fol-
len, eeraoe oieies unier mddtiges
Mllt3eug Iabm gu legen, neil es Sd,
rer &egierung gefaat, uns an Der
1ubrung zines mirfungspollen Souh,
bootfrieges gegen England gu BIN
bern ODER gu beidrdnfen, mabreno
gleid8eitig @oibington meiB, BOB
ENGLAND nift nur ieinen 9usbunge.
r1ngsfrieg in @erletung oes Bolfer.
redts fubrt, ion6ern Die amerifoni.
iden Medte nit 8e3ug auf Nidt-
fontrobonoe unb Boitiaden ponitdn-
big mibadtet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09

@infubr, Die ni6t ab5utperfen6e 8e<
Ialtung, Die @eI6notb ieiner 8erbin=
6eten befrie6igen 5u mullen, un6 nod
mn6ere be6riden6e 8erbaltnilie
mirtbidaftlid,er un6 politiider @rt
fiibren CUR grfermtniB> oaB @nglan6s
Sage iebr miBlib lift un6 fem 3u-
immenbra19 in Muslidt ftebt. Sic
8eridte 6es engliiden &anoelsmini=
iteriums 3eigen, 6aB Gnglan6s Gin
fubr f%ortpabren6 iteigt, obgIeih iie
iebt idon cine eri6reden6e &0be er<
langt bd, >pogegen Die engliide M11s-
fubr abnimmt. Ser 5~inm3miniiter
Mc&enura pre6igt S%pariamfeit, Inn
Die omin01e Baliobilan5 I'M MuBen=
ban6el at bermin6ern, 6od lit 6ieier
&atbidlag ELM Halliatipmittel, sos
Ole idtpere &ranfbeit nidt beilen
farn.
$50 sic ginfubr bon mond3en Sc
g%enitdn6en a114 Der Menge nad nidt
o6er nl1r tpenig bober gegeniiber Der
entipreder6en @infubr int Sabre
1914 lit, 90 fat ii6 6ennoA 6ie
@ertbirumme ungemein b%ergr0bert.
60 itieg Ser @ertb Ser 1916 einge=
fiibrten @etrei6e un6 Sutter1toffe auf
"a Miqione11 8fun6 Sterling gegen
Sc Miuionen in Der gIeiden @eriooe
6es @orjabres. Sbmobl 6ie einge<
fibrte 8utter i'm Sabre 1915 MIR
2,8 Mil1ionen 3entmer gegen 81
MiQionen 3entner 6es borbergeben=
6en Sabres betrug, 10 belief fi@ Der
@el6tpertb 6o@ m1f 3met MiQionen
8fun6 mebr. Mebnlides @erbaltnib
beitebt in on6eren ginfubrgiitern, TO-
mobl Bel Sobitoffen mie Bel 2urns=
nn6 Mabrungsmitteln, un6 BEL ST.
ouitrieer5eugniiien, int beionoeren
fir &riegsbe6arf. MQe 6ieie ber6erb-
1idyen 3uitdn6e unterb0blen gnelan6s
stelung oIs 6inan3modt un6 tuer<
Sen @ngIan6s &re6ihpiir6igteit mebr
mn6 mebr beeintrddtigen."