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New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Us. CONSULATE AT
 DURANG IS BURNED; l OLD GLORY IN MUD
nb Drags the Flag Through the Streets and Then Applies
 Torch to Building
AMERICANS PREVENTED
 FROM ENTERING MEXICO

Blocked by Customs Inspectors at
 Fl Paso International Bridge
 Labor Unions Decide to Send Dele
 gates to A. F. of IL. in Effort to
 Prevent War Between United
 States and Their Country.
 Fl Paso, June 9.-The American ce nsulate at Durango City, Durango, was destroyed by fire during anti American demonstrations, according sR information received here by army piled a torch to the building after dragging the flag through the street.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Victim a New Yorker.

Columbus, N. M, June 9.-The body of the American truckman killed by 8 Mexican in the Mexican town of Ell Valle, several days ago has been identified as that of Theo- dore Bagley of New York city, ac- cording to a despatch today from field headquarters. After an investi- gation, military authorities released the Mexican who shot the truckman, s<t being asserted that the American was seeking to enter the Mexican's house at the time.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
"WATCHFUL WAITING. :"

Oyster Bay, N. Y. June 9-CoI Theodore Roosevelt is waiting devel- opments at Chicago. He reiterated this forenoon that he had no present in tention of going there. The colonel was up last night until 2 o'clock talk ing to progressive headquarters on the long distance telephone. Two hours after he retired he was awaken ed to answer another Chicago call. Nevertheless, he was up early this morning and appeared to be in high spirits.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
SLIPPERY RAILS FATAL.

Waterbury, June 9.-Slippery rails are said to have caused the fatal troll ley wreck of early this morning in which William Roxburgh of 23 Perry Tsreet, a carpenter employed in the repair shop of the Connecticut Co.,, was instantly killed by the overturn- ing of a service car, which was towing B disabled passenger car to the car barns
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Americans Halted.

Fl Paso, Tex, June 9.-Customs i'm spectors at the international bridge here received instructions early to- day to permit no Americans to enter Mexico from here until further notice. No reason is given for the crder which was received by tele- graph from Washington.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
To Confer With A. F. of l..

Mexico City( June 9.-Representa- tives of the Mexican labor unions at meeting yesterday decided to send a delegation of four men to Fl Paso to confer with representatives of the American Federation of Labor for the purpose of avoiding war between the United States and Mexico
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
c. N. c. FIELD MANEUVERS.

Hartford, June 9.-Adjutant Gen. era1 George M. Cole announced today that the field maneuvers of the First and Second Connecticut Infantry Reg lments would be held near Hebron, July 10-15. The First will mobilize at Andover Railroad station and the second at Amston station.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Dutch Army Ready

London, June g, 11:43 a. m.-A Reuter- despatch from Amsterdam says that a statement has been issued from the Dutch army general head quarters that the army is thoroughly prepared and equipped for any possi- ble war
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Endorsements for Douglas.

Douglas, Ariz, June 9.-Battery F, Sixth Field Artillery, arrived here to- day from Eagle Pass to reinforce the one battery of the same regiment previously stationed here. Battery E Of the same regiment, is enroute here os special train from Laredo, Texas.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

MT and Mrs. William H. Porter of anniversary of their wedding Sunday. MT. Porter is captain of Engine Com pany No. ? and has been in the local
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
NEUMANN GETS DEGREE.

Rev George B. Neumann has been awarded an M. A. degree by the Teachers college of Columbia untver- sitv. Rev. MT. Neumann has been en- gagged in missionary work in China and will leave for the Orient late in
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
MISS CASSELES RESIGNS.

Miss Anna Casse1es has rendered her resignation as teacher in the Pre- ocational-Grammar school. She has been teaching in Grade 8. Miss Cas- seles' home is in Bristol and it is re- ported she is going to be married.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
JOHN R. MCLEAN DEAD.

v Washington, June John R. Mo- Lean, owner of the Washington Post
 and the Cincinnati Inquirer, died at his home here at 2:50 o'clock this af- ternoon after a long illness.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
PAPE NOT GUILTY
< Waterbury Publisher Discharged As 
 Senator PeasIey Fails to Prove Libel Accusation-No HandshaIxes Follow

Waterbury, June 9.-After being out one hour and a half a jury in the district court today returned a verdict of mot guilty on two counts of a criminal libel information lodged &against Editor William J. Pape of the Waterbury Republican, a morning newspaper, as a result of alleged crim- lnally defamatory publications in that paper directed against State Senator James A. Peasley of this city in March Or April of last year.
 Judge Edward L. Smith of the "a Hartford court of common pleas sat In the case. Senator Peasley con- graduated the victor verbally when the verdict was announced but did not shake hands with him.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
KING IS ELECTED.
Chosen Republican National Commit
 tceman From Conn.

Coliseum, June 9.-The Connecticut delegation to the republican national convention selected John T. King as national committeeman at a meeting this morning.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

1t was reported that John T. King had been elected national committee man from Connecticut last Monday but the report was evidently errone ous. King succeeds Judge William F. Henney of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

New Haven, June In eIectine, Jobn T. King, national committeeman to- day. the vote, according to private messages received here, was 10 to 4 Col. Ullran, R. H. Woodruff T IT Chase and E, W. Higgins were the four voting for W. F. Henney.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

Continued on Tenth Pge.)
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09

(Continued On Fifteenth Pal
New Britain herald., 1916-06-09
Explosion May Happen.

"And,' said another member of the committee, i've will resume negotia- tions in the afternoon or evening""
 But herein enter various phases of the situation which combine to make it so delicate as to invite the uneX- pected and the uncertain. Leaders of both parties sat up most of the night discussing numerous possibilities that might develop, and making plans to handle the situation should efforts be made to stampede either convention for a particular candidate or against further dely in making nominations.
 Many of the progressives hoped that Col. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, would
 (Continued on Tenth Pge)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@tr ,pmbten es nt6t
1tebr!

@ir ,u1tften es, mein &aterlamb, nidt
me1r,
8ie >pir int Ser5en itets sir tren &C.
blie6en;
@ir >unften ntdt, luie iuir 10 innta
iebr
!Sier in ser Terne bid mod thinner
Iieben.
Gs >p1tr6e ,1rs erit baurt 9ars pl6t=
lid flar,
@ir 5aben es erit 6attn 10 redt e1n=
pf1tnben,
@ie tief 1nb feit >utr mod nit Sit
nerbtnben,
9(ls Sir bon Seimben brpbte rings &C.
fabr+
M1n lueilet nnier sinnen fiiir 1tnb
Sn bieier arpfe11, idlperen Sdtdials=
itnrbe,
SIT tbe1tres 2anh, 111tr INNER itets bei
Sit,
Grboffcnb, bak tie fieereid fit bidj
erbe,
@pbl ferne11 tuir a1ts ei1ter grpfen
3eit,
sSn Set sen Tran5ntatn SIT bereinit
geidlagem,
9eim 1phes, 1tplses nnb betn m1ttbtg
@agen,
@ie beine &raft 1nO beine Sapfer=
felt.
ltnb bod ,piM oft tn bitfrer Screens
quail
S11 1tni're 8rut ein sages &angen
bringen!
8ie lit grpf 6od beiner Seinbe 3ab1,
&leibt Sir Sic &raf, ite ale 5t be-
%5tptn9em?
9pdt elite T1trdt! = Mein &ater=
LAMB miro ftarf
MadtppG ,pie ME aus bieiem &i
eriteben,
1tnb ieimer Teinbe Madt, fie tutrb
bergeben,
9enn Meio 1tnb Mik91tnit sebrt an1
2ebensmarf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
9ie 2ombpmer Melo1tmg, sic st.

NV ~VW~~VS% ~sS<"SP ~ "
1rennatng &in6enbnrgs 5um Sberbe-
feblsbober a1er berbin6eten Eruppen
an Ser Sitfrort babe in 0eiterrei@
ltn5nfrie6enbeit erregt lift natiirlid
gdtpin6eI. Man fann obne tpeite.
res unnebmen 6oB sic oiterretdifde
@egieru1g 1tn6 Sic oiterrei@ifde Met=
litarbermalturg it@ nit Ser @rnen-
n11ng germ etnberi tan6en erflart TO-
ben un6 in SEN 26in6ern ser 9oppel.
meotrardie tpeib man ant beiten, bob
sic Ga6e ser 8erbin6etett 6ei Sin.
6enbnrg gut oufgeboben lift. Sour Elm
etnbeitIides &ommm6a tann in sic
0perationer aaf 6em 6itli@en
@riegsido11plabe 6te n%otbmenoige
ginbeitIidfeit bringe1. Die 8dmpfe
ser bei6en Iebten Monate Defenders
baben ia ge8eiet, 6oB obre 6ieie Gin.
beitlidfeit GebIer unbermeiolid iin6,
un6 I'M &rtege f0nner fdot feinere
Gebler bon folgenfdtperer 8eoe1tltng
tper6em.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Sir Mo8er Gaiement.

gieMei6t i6dmen it@ uniere Mn=
gloman11em be1te 6od ein tpenig, baB
tie Cir SOCCER @aiement, Ser mie ein=
gemeiner @erbre6er fem 9eben a11i
oem Sdufott beidlieBen mmBte, Ell
men @erratber ge11arnt baben. Se6en=
fails miro er in ser @ei9i9te mno
in ser grim1eru11g oller a%nitdnoig
6%enfer6e1 Meni9en meiter 1eben als
eit,er Ser gr0Bften un6 e6eliten nnter
Sen pielen @atrioten, sic iterben mrtb=
ten, peiI lie SSrlanb mebr 1iebten, als
ii@ felbft. Gin 8orbier namerts
CHS gab iid 6o5u fer, Dos 81utnr=
tbeiI 6es engliiden @eri@ts gu boq'
ItreGen an einem Manrte, Der in ie6er
8e5iebung 10 1aren6lt6 bo@ uber Dem
1tan6, 6oB man meinen io1te, er
miiBte ii6 geiddm baben, feline &an-
6e an i'm gu Ieger. 9ieier Sort
puber, Ser bereit tpar, fir lumpige
fiinfunoapon8ig collars feline Seele
nit oem &enfer6ienit 5u beiuoeln,
berforpert in ieiner @erioa getpiiienr'
11oBen BEN idmubigen, Dor feiner &C.
meinbeit, feiner 9urnperei 5nriid=
l6redenoen engIiiden &ramergeiit,
tpe1der ste &auptidaI6 an Ser
f%urdtboren Weltfatatropbe tragt. @S
lit ungemein da%rafteriitii@ fir oen
@eilt, ser England erfuiat, Bob oie
englii@e @egierr1ng nt@t ge5ogert bat
sem Mamen 6ie1es @annes Ger Def
fentli6feit at iibergeben. Sffenbar tit
ibr nod nidt eirnrol Der @ebanfe &C.
fommer, 6oB es unter feinen &nnoen
pienei6t mod 2erte geben mag, 6ie
{id ni6t 6o3u entidlieBe1t fon1e1r, ft@
beiu6eln 5u laiien bon Sen nnial1be=
rem @ain6en, sic 6em a1nglndli6en
irifden 6reibeitsfdmpfer Sic @@lin=
qe I'M SEN SAILS geIegt baben.
Dob sic engliide &egier1ng bas
geiet1i@e &edt batte, Sir @oger
@olement gum Sooe gu bernrtbeilem,
6os miro notiirIid fein beritGn6iger
Menfh %beitretten. 8ie ftano es aber
nit ibrem moraIiidm @edt? @ir
loiien bier elm paar Sabe aus Der
q%Idn8enben @e6e foIgen, tpelde Der
befannte teronii6e Gemofrat Mc2e'
more unmitteIbor mod bent iingiten
iriiden MnfItarb in &ongreB bielt:
uSier par Elm ShGag fir bie Srei'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
&lati6.

Sn elmer gta6t begging 6ieier 90
qe elm iunge5 Maoden Selbltmoro,
neil es, pie sic SurD 6es &oronerS
es aus6rIdte> BON SEN boien 3nngen
leiner Mitldtpeitern CUR @er5petf,
lung getrieben mur6e. @s batte it6
nidts gbrenriibriges gu i9uloen
fommen la1len; ober Der bosbafte
alatl6 mar ibm auf Sdritt n1ro
gritt BON elmer @traBe CUR a1r6eren
qefolgt, u11b l9lieBlih fonnte es 1i@
n%irgenos mebr bltden laiien, obne
BOB Sic argm0bnil@en 8lide feiner
9eadbarn eS berausfor6erno anitier=
ten, gebqilige un6 ur5arte 8emerfnn=
ae11 linn sic Sdomrotbe ms @eii9t
trieben un6 Ser rudiidtSloie Spott
Ser lieben @oileniugen6 es IN ieine
bier Stable 5urudtrieb. Do es ni6t
oie Mittel beiaB, Sen 5taub Der UNI
freun6liden @eimatb bon Ben SuBe1
at ldJiitteln, 5og es 6em unanfborlt-
den Maoelti6en Ben freipiligen ZOO
Dor, un6 Die &Iatidmauler batten Elm
un1duloiges Meni6enleben auf oem
@e1pilien.
Mebnlide 8ane erreignen it@ ni9t
10 lelten, &pie man bie1ei@t onneb-
men mobte. @itler &lati@ 1T fir
pieles ungliid in Ser 8ef berant-
tportli@. Ct bot sic @bre i@on mani
DIES braben Mannes in ben Shmub
ge3errt un6 ieinen @borafter NIT Scot
betporfen, obne oaB bas be6a1ernsz
tpertbe 0pfer ii6 6eiien, erpebren
fonnte. SIT Ser Musgmg al16 ni@t
immer 10 tragif9 mie in bem er-
tpabnten Sole, 10 miro bod oft ge'
nuq 6os 2ebensglid zines Meni4en,
baufig ioeor oos elmer 9o113en 6am1'
Tie, 6ur9 Dem g%etpiiienloiea gertrteb
orunoIoler @eridte 5eritort.
Dieienigen, Die ii@ CUR @%erbreitltne
FOLDER Matideeididten bergeben'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

9ie %. @ammelliite les Sefretars
6es g.. st. 6. 8entralpereins bon
Mor6=Mmerifa CUR 2in6erung Ser
Meotb Ser bom &rieg @etmgeiudten
Deut16Ion6 u. Observation-Disclosures
un6 ser @efangene11 in @ibirien bat
Sic @1mme bon $55,584.03 erreidt.
@on 6iefer Summe ma1r6en 6ur6
@raii6ent Srep 100000 an. sic in
De1tidlano un6 Seiterrei6-ungarn
bott &rieg beimgeiudten 8amilien
unb $4s9.50 an sic gefangenen
Deutiden un6 0eiterrei@- ungarn in
5ibirien gefdidt. $4,000 uur6en
bonn Sefretar SSiinemon1t an Ben
bo6m'iten 8iidof @dulte bon go
6erborn geididt un6 3par fir gepiiie
6en @ebern beittmmte 3mede. Sic
Der g%eiammelten @el6er be-
fin6et fid int @eitb 6es Sefrdtars
un6 miro, nit Mus1tabme etniger flet.
mem @nmrner, tpelde bon Sen @ebern
fit fpe3iele 3mede beitimmt, 3u glei,
den Ebeiler an 6ie Si1fsbeourftige1
Deutfdlm6s un6 Seiterret@rl1n.
qorns pertbeiH mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Marid @i1nmelfabrt.

Mittert inn g%lumenouft bes Cont
mers feiert Sic STRIDE eln lleblibes
Marieufelt sur griunerltng on Oerl
SOB uno Sic ipfortige Mh1f nabme Ser
@ottesm1tter in Sen @in1mel. Gnf=
tige &ralter uno friihe 9lun1en mer=
Sen on oieiem Gage III mond)en Sc
eeroen 2eutid]lanos ge1pelbt. Sic
iirnbiloen Sic Sltgenoell, Oie Warla
ME eiu berrlid)er 8lumenfrall5
idnnilcften ul1D n1obnen inns, 0ltr6 el1r
tllaenohaftes 9cben ei11 @oblgerltd)
Ghrilti ST. lperoc1t.
Mn WeoriG @i1nmeIfabrt5fe1te tri=
ulnpbiert Sic gon5e fl. Stride, oeru1
SIT Ser epigen gebetsItaot> sum
binmIiiden Serltialem, erbebt lld)
Sions idonite Sohter, geidniift
nit ser 2iIie Ser ltnidyulo, int Ser
IenId)nn1de Ser Sungfroten> int Sc
molloe g~Iiidieligiter lniterbli6feit.
9nuf groen begriiBel1 geiaionen bon
McnIhcnIippen lie olS Sic G1ooe1=
polite. llno 1teigel1 mir int 8el1te
STR llnterpclt, ol1h oorthIn, no Die
fromlnen GuIoer int Neilligtngsorte
id1rod)ten, orirgt frobe &1tl1oe pom
berrliden Ie7te. Der gonse Sin1n1el
frohIodt uno Sic @ilnn1elsfonlgin
ninlGllt lSLob ouf oen f6niglidDen
S6rone, Ser Don gmigfeit fir lie be-
reitet mar. Son ser 2lQerbeiliglten
9reiei1rigfeit empfangt lie oie birnm=
liihe &ro1e.
PTS Gottcs bette uno liebeoouite
Sohter miro tie gefr6nt. Mls @ottes
M}utter empfdnet Tie Sic gbren, nit
be,en ein Sobn feline Mutter ebrte.
Sic &rpne, Sic Maria I'M Simmel
traat, lit Sic &rone Tires beiligen Sc
bensnmoels, hires @ebeteS, ibrer Mr=
belt, ibrer 2eioen.
Maria tpiro gefront als 8otteS
1fonIt tie Sreltnoin. Ser 81. @eiit lit
es, Ser ibr beute 3uruft: r&omm,
meme Sreun6in, 6n ionit gefront
peroen! (&obe1. 4, 81 @er lit mobl
miir6iger ols 6reum6in 6es 81. Set
ites gefr0rt 51 tper6en? Maria tragt
sic @emonoe Tires gottliden 6reun=
6es: Sen @dleier ser @eltberahtrng,
ste gon6olen g0ttliden Sieges, ben
bimmIii6en @na6enmantel, bas
&Iei6 Ser reinlten nnidnl6.
Treuen mir nns iber sic Gbren
ur6 Sriumpfe, 6ie uniere btmmlii1e
Mutter feiert nn6 bitten mir tie, nns
6iibrerin b1r9 6iei lee Tbranentbal
5u ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@iljom's Gan,pagnermf.

@oo6rotp 8ilion'5 &anpog1reruf
miro ieiu: uSSh babe bem 2an0e Sen
6rieoen erbalten." M1f 6ieies ~Siiue"
bin bofft er, o11 Z. gtopember mie0er=
erpd6lt SIT lperoen. Io6 betradten
mir 1111s ei1ar1al ettpas ndber 0ieie
vGrboltn1rg 6es Srie6errs."
Mer fiibrte Sic &riegsgefobr nit
Merifp berbei? 3o6 MIR 8oo0rom
@i on, ir1bem er iid in Sic innerel1
9lngelege1beiten ser Nfa6bar=Repub-
Iif nri1dte i110em CT Saerta nidt an=
erfennen tpolte> trob6em fem au0ere5
oono Sem 11elten 9iftator Sic gner-
fenn111g perlogt batte. @ilion moQte
Sos merifaniihe Soft uidltlmeiitern"
u10 madte boourh 6en SaB Der
Merifoner gegen MQeS> poS omerifa=
ni16 lit, fen a%uflo6ern.
@er fiibrte Ste &riegsgefabr nit
0ett1hloab berbei? 0oh 1trr @oob=
rop MiliorL inoem er oaraltf beltano,
oob england 6os Gedt bobe, ameri=
fo11iihe giirger, onerifaniide 6rat=
Ell nro Gil1oer nit Mu1ition at Der
ntiIden; inoem ct 0oro1f beltano, boB
omerifoniide @iirqer oos Neht bit
tell oltf ibrer6 einem NoIIagier= ODER
Sonoelsidiff Ser &riegfiibrenoen>
menn lie ortd idmimmenoe Mrlenole
m6ren> SIT reiien, n1r6 .6ab Ser 6eino
Iold)e Shiffe nidt angreifen 6iirfe,
oh1e oenielben porerit einen 8eiltA
obgeltottet un6 fir 6ie gi6erbeit Ser
&o1Iogiere nn6 @elokung gel orgt 81
BADEN; i116em er 6arouf beitan6, 6ab
&an6e1sidiffe fi6 bepaffnen oiirften
uno ser 6etn6 fei1 &edt babe, iol9e
5diffe 5u beriettfett, obne otelelbe1t
porerit getparrt uno Ser 8eiabnmg
3eit gegeben 3u boben, ii6 5u retten.
@oo6rotn @ilion nennt 6aS v@in=
treten fir &nmonitdt." St fat ii6
ober gepeigert, fir @umanitat ein5u=
treter, tpen1 eS ii6 tint Sra11ert nno
&i1r6er in @entra1=guropa ban6elte,
sic England 6em &unger 5u iiberlie=
fern beriudte; er bot it6 aber getpei=
gert fir Snmanitat ein5utreten, menm
in Central @nropa &in6er nod Ser
Mil6 i6rieen, sic mil6tbatige Men-
fdyen in Mmerifa ibnen 5u ienben be-
reit 1ir6, aber sic ibnen 5u ienoea
england berbietet.
@s lit 1ridt @oo6rom @ilionS Ser
6ien1t, 6aB tpir beltte ni@t an Ser
@eite Ser entente fdcmpfen. @ir ba=
ben sos Ser Madgiebigfeit Ser 6eut=
iden &egierr1tg gu b%er6anfen. @ilion
poIIte SEN &rieg, ur6 es wiir6e
ibm ie6enfa1s iebr gelegen fommen,
tpenn 9enti@lan6 Sen n=Bootfrieg
bon Nenem aa1 f1tdbme.
meroingS miro @oo6rom @illon
nit 6em 56ladtruf: uS@ bobe 6em
2anoe BEN 6rie6er erbalten" man
6en @4bler betb0ren. 6enn biele
@Gbler 6etrfe11 ni6t. Mber @oo6rom
@ilion miro al1b Mnttport geben mill
fen o1f sic Sragen, mos aus Der @b-
re 6es 2an6eS %getpor6en 1T, mie es
I'M sic nnubbGngigfeit Ser Ser.
|5toQten beitent lit, Oh iiberbaupt nod
etpos Mmerifanii6es at opfern lib,
rig g%eblieben tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Sic Sinri6tnna cir @oger Safe.

Sic &imridttng eli @oeer Cafe
merts lit elmer iener 6ebler, bon BE-
mem man fagt, fie ieten fdlimr1er ols
ELM @erbreden. @nglan6 bot benz
MusIonbe gegeriiber sic @taatsraiion
qetpobrt, aber in Srlonb Fat es ate11e
Dro@enioot geidet. Diefe Soat tpir6
oufqeben, ur6 england Die @rnte Elm.
aubeimien bobert cine Grnte beS
@dredet8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Sea alte Morgat1 bat einen @ein.
teller binterloi1en, oeiien SnbaIt bon
&enmer11 a1f $45,000 geidast miro,
un6 bos 1T ie6enfons bos Sdledte-
fte nidt, tpas er binterlaiien bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Sragen porlegen moaten:: uSlt es Sic
@obrbeit? Sin ih bere6tigt, eS mei,
ter5l1er5dblen? SIT eS menidenfreun6=
Ii6 geban0elt, mern i6 es tbme?"
Evening star., 1916-03-15

upon petition of thirty-two sens tors.
had adopted a motion to close general
debate. The amendment was referred
to the rules committee
Evening star., 1916-03-15
SECOND CAVALRY BRIGADE
IS READY TO CROSS BORDER
Wireless Station Set Up at Base at Hachita,
N NJ; Supply Train Formed and
Guides Are Arranged For.

| HACHITA, n. NJ, March 15.-The I'd
Cavalry Brigade. under command of
Col. George A. Dodd, completed today
preparations to move forward from
! Culberson's ranch. on the border south
| of here, into Mexico. A quick movement
| was expected.
| During the last few days supply
trains, aided by wagons and trucks of
! ranchers. have been forwarding large
| supplies to the camp.
| In order that the columns bases shall
be in constant communication with each
other by wireless the station has been
erected here by the signal corps.
The advancing columns are constantly
to know the location of various detach-
ments and movements of supply trains.
A number of motor trucks. two wagon
trains and two pack trains are being
used to transport provisions and other
supplies from the local railroad base. The
border camp is located approximately
three miles north of the border. at which
Evening star., 1916-03-15
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices are higher
BUTTER-Elgin. print, CSC lb; Elgin,
tub. CSC lb.: storage. 32a34; process. ~:
store packed, 1Sa19
EGGS-Nearby, 20: southern, 10.
CHEEsE-New York state factory.
rev. 17a19.
POULTRY-Live hens. per h.. 1s:
ROSTERS, re. per lb;, II; turkeys. per lb.
29a2s: spring chickens; per ID. a5a4O;
old. per h., 17a1S; ducks. young, per lb,.
Is; geese, 10ai3.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice.
per lb.. 10: chickens, per lb.. 23 tur
keys. per lb. 24a2s: ducks. per lb. TIA
Is: ROSTERS. per lb,. 11a12: geese, 15a16
per lb.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. per bbl.,
2.oOa4.5o; per box. 1.75a25O: california
oranges. 3.ooas5o: lemons, DER box
S.0oa4.0O; pineapples. per crate. 2.5Oa
400; grapefruit, per crate. 250a3. so
tangerines, 2.00a2.50.
vEGETABLES-Pota home grown
per bbi. 2:ooaz, SO; northern. per bu..
ESQ: yams. per bbl. 2.ooa2 Is; toma- a.'
toes per crate, 1.50a25O; kaIe, per bhI
s0a1.00; string beans. per basket, 2.OOa
400; peppers, per crate, I.15a20O: car
TOtS, per poA, oVdl.Uo, ohId, per e..
s.0Oa2.50; radishes, per 100, 2OOa3.OU:
cucumbers, hothouse. Locales doz. ::
Florida, 1.O0a4.50 per basket; lettuce
75a2.00 basket; onions. 2.50a275 per
sack: eggplant, Florida, 2.00a3O0 crate.
| cabbage, per 100 lbs, 1.5Oa175: new
| cabbage. Florida. 2.5Oa3.50 per crate.
beets. per crate. 1.50a3.o0; celery, per
dozen, 50a75; celery, per crate, Flor
| ida. 1.75a2. 25: romaine lettuce, /. .)(,a
1.25 per basket; caulif1ower, 2OOa225 ner
crate. rhubarb, per doz., 60al.0O.
LIVE STOCK-Sheep, per H.. 5as:
| lambs, per lb.. S1aa9: calves. per Ib., IOa
10E; medium. per lb. 9a9k; common,
| 7a8.
PORk-Small, 10Ha11.
SEEDS-Red clover. 1l75a13.5O per
bu. alsike clover, Il00a115O per bu. !:
crimson clover, 4.50a500 per bu; timo-
thy, 3.90a4.00 per bu.; red top, I3 to IA
per lb.: blue grass. 1.50a1.6O per bu;
orchard grass, 2.35a2.5O per bu: white
clover. so per lib.
GRAIN-Wheat. milling, per bu., LIS
a1.2J: ordinary, per bu., goa Los; corn.
yellow, per bu.. 79aSQ: white. per bu,
16a7S: oats new, white. per bu.. 55a56;
mixed, per bu.. 52a53
HAY-No. l timothy, per ton, COCOA
21.oo; No. 2 timothy. per ton, 1S.0Oa
1900: No. 1 mixed. per ton. 17.50a1S.O0;
No. mixed. per ton. 1".00a14.00.
STRAW-Long rye. per ton, 13.0Oa
| 1880; tangled rye. per ton, 11.00a1l50.
Evening star., 1916-03-15
.LENTEN MISSIONS
. LARGELY ATTENDED
IncIement Weather Has No
Adverse Effect on Services in
Episcopal Churches.

Inclement weather has had no ad-
verse effect upon the attendance of
the city-wide Lenten missions being
conducted by Episcopal churches
throughout the city. Last nights at
tendance at all the fifteen churches
holding mission services was large,
and the enthusiasm manifested in hymn
singing proved very gratifying to the
various rectors and the missioners
conducting the services.
Rt. Rev. John A. Richardson. Lord
Bishop of Fredericton, Canada, is to
arrive in the city tonight to conduct
the mission at st. Thomas Church, 18th
street near Dupon Circle. DR.. Richard
son is to be the guest of Rev. DR.. G.
Ernest Smith, rector of st. Thomas
Church, at the church rectory, 1920 New
Hampshire avenue. during his stay in
this city.
st. Thomas mission will be opened to-
morrow morning at O'Clock with holy
communion. There is to be mathis and
holy communion at IL O'Clock, also even
song service at o'clock in the afternoon.
and mission service with sermon at 8
O'Clock. DIR. Richardson will deliver the
address at the o'clock service. The mis-
sion at st. Thomas. Church will extend
through March 26, with special services
Sundays.