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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Die(e @unnen!

@tner n.uen, erabli4en @@anbtat
Ger ,,6unnen" 1T Ser parifer ~@Ieelz
flor" auf bic @pur 9etommen. Sim
STA, tpie es einem 8latte ge3iemt, bas
f&on in feinem Sitel feline geiittse
l1eberlegenbeit gum Musorud brtnst.
lit inn ni6t p%erborgen seblieben, bab
in Berlin elm 1@punshafter 9anbel
nit iran30f{dem 5rauenbaar betrie<
ben tpirb. Sic @ahper itdnotgen fino
ndmli@ oabinter getommen, 6aB bas
9aar Der Tran50iinnen unslei@ tpeiz
der uno 190ner lit, als bas Der Deutz
f@en. Muf @runb oiefer Jeftitenuns
baben Sic beutiden Mtlitdrbeb0rben IN
ben befebten @ebieten Nor0frantrei4s
natirli@ ni@t peridumt, ben Gron50z
finnen cine 8~riees1teuer ouf5uerleger1.
bic in Jorm bon 9aar gu entrtaten
1T. Die armen 5ran50finnen mihen
olfo pobl ooer libel ibr f40nes !9aar
ben acknowledgement Bodies" gum
Opfer brineea. Die Sadie TT nod
barmlos gerus. Obne ii4 in beionz
bers qeiftige Unto item gu f%tir5en, Ftte
Der tpadere n@1eeliior" feinen gut
qlaubiaen 2.{ern setroit audi nod er<
aGble1 t0nnen, baB man tn Berlin
nidt muir oie 9aare, fo11bern be
@talpe Der arme1 G%can30iin11en ols
9ropbden berumtrdst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Cine imppiante 6riebensbempn=

Cine impoiante 6riebensbemon=
ltrotio1 bat Iebte @ode in Dubuque,
SSotpo, ftattgefutt6en. 6iinf5ebntm,=
len6 Manrer unb Broa1en betbeilig=
ten ii&. Mo9 bem ltm3ltge fon6 eime
Notwithstanding ftatt, bon Ser
unter getpoltigem 8eifan folgen6e
8eidluiie ongerommen murben:
usSS1t ser gegertpartige1, eltropaiiaen
&riie, sic a11h brobt infer @olf in
oen @'rieg gu pertpi6eln, lift es nnab=
meisbor, baB tpir felt 6arauf Bette
fen, am%erifnniide @run6iabe tpie
iold)e bon George @afbington, Sem
@ater 6es @oterlon6es, n%ie6erge1egt
ma1r6en, m1fredt gu erba1ten. @ir
1teben elm fit Srieoen unb @lei@r
bebonolung ouer @0lter. @ir for
bern, 6oB 11riere a%ltstpartigen 8e5ie=
bnngem 1i@t en6giiltig bon einem
Mann1e o6er elmer @ruppe bon Ma1t=
MERIT in boben Hegiernngsltelen o0er
mabtig in anoerer @eiie, beitimmt
tperoen, ion6er11 6ur9 Dos 8olf. IS
1T unfer fefter @la11be, 6oB in l1eber=
%einitimm11ng nit merifaniide1t
SsS6ealen SOS @olf Ser Ser. Staaten
in acknowledgement 3ab1 6rie6en
ltn6 @1eiditeulrng NIT ollen @atio<
men tpiinidt, tpte in bem gegentpar=
tigen @omf1ift ser 3entralma6te ge=
gen sic Mniierten. @ir erfldren,
6db tpe6er uniere @bre nod sic Be-
bensintereiien un1eres 9onoes ge=
fGbr6et iin6 un6 etn 8ru6 nit ben
3entrolmddten ni6t gere@tfertigt
&p6re. Mir iin6 iiber5eugt, 6ob
Mmerifo ougenbIidli9 Ser @elt un6
Ser @l1manitdt feinen 9roberen
9ienit ertpeiien for1t, u1p6 feline mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

Msnmtrt aaf ben rNssbasea."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Observation-Disclosures.

mon {6rei6t uns: Die 2anbes5ei=
hung fir beioe Medlenburg unb bic
Nodbareebiete" brinst in ibrer Stunt
n,er bonn %. DECEMBER lebten SabreS
an brborragenoer @tene 6ie 8efanntz
mahung:
Seine &Dnisli3e 9obeit Der @roBz
ber3og, Observation-Disclosures it6 auf benz
ariegs14auplab beftnben, bitten au4
in bieiem Sabre bon Muerb0@ftbemielz
Ben 5uge6a9ten Observation-Disclosures
Mbf tono nebmen gu mo1en."
Reu1trelib, Sen 26. DECEMBER 1915.
@robber5osli9es 9ofmarf9alamt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! Muerb0@ftberz
felbe! 9}ie lit einem pobl Ser Mnaz
9ronismus oiefes bofmarf@anamtliz
den @tpls f@drfer gum 8epuBtfein
sefommen als in btefer 3ett. @irfz
f9: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! l1n6 6ieier
.Nominattbus finsularis" regiert ben
plural bes 3eitmortes: rMQerb09ftz
pel9er ii9 befinben!" 8dre ni@t
bas 14li4te 0eut14e: Der ii9 auf Dem
Rriegsidauplab befinoet" 5uglei9
aud nirbiger? Mern Elm !9e1b i'm
Rampfe fir bos @ater1anb gefa1en 1T,
bann ldbt cine 1o1@e 9oftan3let tire
Girfli9teit Sen trauernben 9interz
bliebenen rMuerb04ftibr 8eileto" aus
fpreden, pie man jingi ebenfaas
IN ben ;3eitungen gu lefen betam. 9ie
Rriees5eit Fat oas fpra@li@e @mpfinz
Sen ge19drft. Man gebt iiberfliifigen
GremotpDrtern gu Qeibe unb berlangt
6eut1@e @ebe. l1nbeutf@ aber unb
iberflu{iy iin6 Mibbiloungen bonn
e9laee Der Mlerb04ft6erfelbe," btefe
fldgli9en Musgeburten zines %erftaubz
ten &uriolitnls, bic gefunbes @pra@z
eefubl our9 ibre @ef4madlofgteit
berleben. M04te Der @turn, Der
jebt bic Welt bur9brauft, au@ etne1
frif4en 2uft5ug in bic firtlihen
Ron3leien uno 9ofmari@aqdmter
brineen, no binter blinoen Genfterz
f@eiben oiele sfpra@li@en l1ngebeuer
baufen, unb fie pegfegen auf Nimz
mernieoerfeben - au@ i'm mei4e
D0r9ldu@tines. Mie tpdrs benn nit
einem MGr9en i'm @ereni6emusftD1::
SIS tpar einn1a1 Elm &Dnig, MQerb0@itz
,n s4s2: sigs t@Sns }g}ron 6ottsn. &nsr>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Talf@e 8i1am5.

ungefabr 5tpeiblmoert amerttan1=
fde 8iirger, 6ie trot aaer Warn11ng
ser 8ernl1nft nn6 trot 6eS 8efpnBt=
ietng, boB iie bur6 ibren 2ei@tli11n
ibr @olf ms l1nglid i%tiir5en fo11ntet1,
auf britiid)en S@iffen in ser &rtegS-
5one umbergefabren iimo, boben babel
ibren SOD gefunoen. @ber ridt ge=
gen sic amerifaniiden @iirger tparen
Sic 6eutideu 5orpe6os geri@tet. sic
galtert ein5ig un0 ollein SEN Sh1rten
6es 8olfes, Dos Die Me11te ser Suit
gertp0lfe gegen Deutidlano, gege11
sic 6ra11en 11r6 &i116er De1tiblor1os
l%osgelolien bot. 9ie Eorpeoos aus
6en &obren ser Sm1dboote 1ino Die
h,rd)tboren StoBe Ser Notbmebr Ell
mes @o1fes, sos tint iein 9ebert rtngt.
limo menn iie trofen, bat mander
amerifonii9e Seemam BEL bent @e=
6anfen 6ma11, baB a16 nn1er 2a11o
eintaI in ser Sage 9eutidlanos 1ein
f0nnte, nit irnrerer 5reu6e gentdt:
60 mirbe er es al1b moden!
2eiber baben Sic Sorpeoos oeltt=
1der Motbtpebr nnablidtli@ nno OBJ
ne es permeiben gu f0nnen, a114 ct
mu 200 omerifonii6e 8iirger 5um
500 gebradt. 1os Mitlet6 NIT Die
len miro erbebli6 obgefublt onrd
sic Gbotlode, baB iie trob aenrtntB
ser @odlage ii6 abiidtli4 o1tf Die
@diffe begeben boben, gege1r ote
6el1tlde Motbpebr iid ridtem muBte.
'@ir Mn1erifaner baben nidt IN
0eotbmebr, ior1oern lint Sic Miaiore1t
einiger MGnner nno @elel1@atte11
5u Milior6en gu MAIDEN, rnge5ablte
9diffs1oo1ngen NIT &11geln, @ra11a<
ten 1t1rb G1rapnel1s ongeferttgt nro
qegen Deutl9lon6 losgelaiiem. Ser
13med oie1er &11geln, @ronoten nro
gdropnens tpar, 6e11tide 8iirger at
t06ten ooer 51 ber itiimmeln. gaft
outs Motbtpebr, 1on6ern I'M @elo gu
mo9en, baben mir 6ieie @ei@opfe ge<
gen Die 6e11tiden 8iirger geididt::
nnb nnlere @eidoiie boben ibren
53tped, fit Dem mir file anfertigten, er=
fiiiQt: sic bdben Mil1iondre gu Wfh=
Iior6aren gemodt, iie baben &unoert-
ta11ien6e beati@er @urger ber1tum>
melt nn6 getobtet.
Mus Motbpebr, obne es 5n monen,
rein 5ufalig bon ibrer Seite, boben
sic Deutiden NIT ibren Gorpeoos
200 omerifaniide 8Ir9er getootet.
gns @epinnf1dt, obiidtli&, ibres
3medes ben1Bt boben Die Mmerifa=
1er nit ibren @eidoiien &un6erttm1=
{en6e beutider 8iirger getobtet uno
ber5timmrelt. Sic 8ilan5, 6ie Sic
@umonit6t bes &errn @ilior auf-
1tent, i'll fa1ib. @ebe nns, menn mir
uniere 8ufunft BON ibr beitimmet1
IalIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
&on &inbenbnrg.
8emerfensmerter aufties bes iies>
rei9en 9certlbrers.

Ser &ries bat benz General Ser
Snfanterie bon 9in0enburg cine Meibe
GROCER unb poblperbtenter Mus5eidz
nrnsen gebradt. @9on peni9e Sage
nod Der l1ebernabme bes Sberbefebls
I'm Often nurbe er in Mnertennung
5eines @ieses bel Sannenberg gum
@%eneralober1t ernannt. Ser @iegesz
5ua 9inoenburas, Ser 1i@ an pie{e
@dladt onf9loB, bradte ibm am 26.
Nopember sic Grnennune gum Gene
rolfelomarldau. Ser Scatter 1drieb
an i'm unter anberem: SIR oiefen
@hub Der Sfteren5e oes &eihes gez
biibrt sSbnen Der poQe 9anf bes 8a=
terlanbes." ueber 10000 @efangene,
$50 @ef9iibe unb 200 Mai4inengez
ipebre batten bic Mrmeen 9inbenburgs
furs porber erbeutet. No9 etne peiz
tere militdri19e Miroe purbe ibm gu
Sell, uno spar our@ Sen Scatter
5rana Sp{ef, ben oberiten 8riegsberrn
Ser uns perbunbeten Dfterrei4tf4zunz
earii9en Mrmee. 8aifer iJran3 So
ief beelidminidte 9inbenburg in
einem Selegramm CUR 8ef0roerung
gum @eneralfelomarf@aq unb erz
nannte i'm gum Sberftinbaber bes
Dfterrei9H9en Snfanterieregimentes
go. SO. @enau elm babies Sabr na@
Der foi1erli9en 9epe19e, bie 9inoenz
burg an Sic Spite Der @trettfrGfte
i'm Often berief, erfolete am q. St.
bruar mad ser @interf4lo4t in Maz
{uren ei1e t1eue taiferlt@e &unbgebung
on {einen fiegreihen Telbmarf4aQ fol-
aenben Mortlauts: rMein lieber Sc
reralfelbmar14al! Na4 benz glorz
reiden @erlauf Der Winter@(a@t in
Ma}uren, in Ser unter Sbrer bemdbr<
ten, mei{erboften 2eitung Metn UNI
perg1eidli9es, tapferes officer benz
Jeino Sen lebten GuBbreit bes BET
motli9en 8ooens entrtfen un6 feline
Mrmee, peit in bas eigene 2anb tretz
benb, perni@teno ge{4lagen Fat, 1T es
mir brimgenbes 8ebirfnis, 81 6anfen
fir ones bos, mas Sic unb 6ie braz
ben sruppen jebt nieoer fir bas @az
terlonb geleiftet baben. Sd min met
mem t0nigliden Dapt aber nod baz
bur9 befon6eren Musbrud 9eben, bob
i4 Sbnen bas Gi9enlaub gum Srben
pour lie merite perleibe unb Sic fer
ner unter 8elafung a Ia lutte oes 3.
@arberegtmentes 81 SUB gum Gbef
bes 2. Muiurtf@en Snfanterieregimenz
hs go. 147 ernenne. Sn Set Mabl
6ieies @eeimentes, oas fi@ BEL ben
&Gmpfen i'm Sten unpergGnglthe
Gorbeeren errungen fat, per6en Sic
er{eben, pie bantbaren 9er5ens t4
Sbre 8eroienfte INN Sic 8efreiung Oft
preuBens bon benz fetnblt@en @infaa
anertenne. @ott lei au@ ferner nit
unierer geredten @o@e unb i4ente
uns mod piele 1o19e @iege. @ilbelm."
gor fur5em puroe, pie mon ii@ erinz
merit, cuff 8efebl beg &aiiers Elm panz
3%ertreu3er auf ben Namen r9tn6enz
burg" getauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

tionole @bre l1nb @oblfabrt mi@t bei=
fer mubre1 farm, alS penn es benz
europailden &rieg fern bletbt, Sen
@riegsgelm1ten in unferer Mitte Elm
&olt qebietet, Sic 8iirger tparnt bon
@diffen straightforward tpeg gu blei=
BEN un6 nidts 1tngei9eben iein laBt>
I'm 6l1r6 freun6lide unterbanol11n=
qen SEN 6rie6en nnter sem &rtegfiib=
ren6en mie6er ber5ultenen." Cine
Mb1drift ser 8ei9Iiiiie lit bem Hra=
fi6enten unb beiben @duiern 6es
@ot1greiies 5ugef ertigt moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

belt berielelt, 6oB sic Hroiperitat
oarlteae1lbe @e1pim OF moglidit al
Re a%rbeitenoen @lieber Der @olfSge=
meimidoft gelongt, oab, NIT fnr5en
Morten, PEI moglidit allen 8iirgern
oas @erbaltniB 5uiidem Soften Ser
9ebensllnterbaltltng nno ginfom=
men, 5miiden notbtpenoiger 4rsgobe
nno gimubnre giinitiger ge%lporoen
lit.
@ir iebcn 6os @%egentbeil: Die
Soften Ser DEMONSTRATING iino rielig
geltieger, 1pdbren6 ginfomnen iiber=
bolrpt feline ober 6od MIR cine iebr
fleine @teiger11ng erf1br. @eiter
ieben mir gegeniiber oem Mil1iaroe1=
profit ei115elner 1peniger 5irmen Ell
TIC eridredenoe 3obl bon 8anferot=
ten. Dos Sabr 1908 mar elm Sabr
groBer tpirtbidaftlider Depreiiion.
Sic 3ablen 5eigen inns MIN, oab I'M
Sabre 1916, alio 6em Subr Ser
npielgeprieienen &roiperitdt," 1890
@onferotte mebr a1gemel6et mnroen
als in 6em mirtbidaftli6 idledtelten
Sabre 1908. Mngeiidts 6ieier Gbat=
loden flingt sic Nbraie bon Ser bet
ipienolen &roiperitdt" uie cine Ser
b0bung 6es 8olfes. Die &erren
Morgo11, @1tpob ntr6 @enoiien iin6
Ser neber5eueung, 0oB Elm &rieg nut
DeutldIano 6ie1e @rolperitat nodl
Itetgeru tper1e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
8enn 6inbenbnrs ant @aroc5=

See nabe3M 1edsfQn1e1t1 We1uHge1e
mudt, eir1 babies G11benb @ei6ube
unb 5mei 9n1tenb Mai6i1engetpebre
erbeutet, 1tenatt er sos beidei6en ei1te
&erbellerrng ieirer @telnngen;
men11 aber General Eeribing anoert=
balb Merifaner fangt 1tn6 anberoem
nod atpei Merifoner faner, nennel
omerifamiIde 8latter 6oS cine
gdlodt. Ser bette 8etpeis fir Die
f~uriole &%orltenung, sic 6ieie @latter
pom mo6ernen &riege Baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Mhenntatismms.

Wenn Sbr bon @ronii@em ooer
m11sfuIoiem &beumotiSml1s gep1agt
lei6, madt einen @eriu4 nit @bam=
berIoins Ointment. Die 8efreiung
bon @dmer5, tpeI9e iie ertpirH, lit
oI(ein piele Mole 6ie Soften tpertb.
S3u foufen in &enrp's Corner 9r1g
5tore. = Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
IN pieraehm Saqen tupllte S6pmas

u"
81. @6iipn be1n &eritell1tngspro5eB
Der 6eutihen Sarben fin6en, ober ct
bot i'm in bier3tbn Monaten nidt
qefun6en. nn6 tpertr ct 1ange geru1g
Iebte, miir6e er i'm tpobrideinlid Fl 1T
bier5ebm sSabren alld ni@t fin6en.
go leidt, tpie @err g6ifon iid bas
porltemt, IGBt sic 6el1tide @iiien=
fduft ii9 ridt entidleiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
In n1unfelt bappr, Telbmar=

Man n1nnfelt babor, 6elbmar=
1fan BON ser @olB 1ei an ser e1tgli=
ifen @ranfbeit geitorbe1t. Derielben
&ranfbeit, ser &0nig &arl bon STU
manien erIegen fem fou un3 Ser
@riedenf0nig &onitantin n1tr nit
fnopper Motb entging. Sic @rep'=
fden Cite tpirfen longiam aber
itder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

mir brau&en fit tii4tige 9aten
Sod INNER 6en gunitigen @tern
limb fDnner nimrner entrdten
Des @egens bon Soft, benz 9errn.
Moelbeio @tier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Moqul8-16Saves Its OWN rice
In Fuel Bill Reduction

THAT'S true. A Mogul SIG kerosene tractor
i saves its own price in fuel bill saving, as COM
pared with a gasoline tractor.
Until April 1st the price remains at $675 cash
f. o. b. Chicago. Fortunate early purchases of ma
terial still allow you this low figure. After April lst
the price will be $725, same terms.
At either price the Mogul SIG is by far the most eco
nomical tractor because it operates on cheap, commonk ero-
sene or coal oil. Gasoline to run the gasoline tractor costs
over 100 per cent more than the kerosene a Mogul SIG
will use. Which is best for you?
You know What gasoline costs you, and you know what
you pay for kerosene. Figure it out yourself, or see your
dealer. This is a saving you can't afford to miss.
international Harvester Company Of America
QnespsnhsD
ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06
M0NSIGN0R RUSSELL.
MADE BISHOP BY Pope
Washington Priest to BE Head
of Charleston See.

"ashinsSon' Dec. t. ia bone hts
named III; Rev, Msr. 1sass u. OF
Washington ta be bishop q Charles
ION, $. 4. The appointment Was an
naaaeed from the eonslaIos2 nj Rome
yesterday News Of the appointments
delayed in transmission was reeeiv-
81 Aore YES 7rdaN' and S erected
r Catholic circles VIII mani-
trsiailon eff appreNai.
Nsr Russell is a ha''*e 9f H9',l-
mere. 4. the ase 81 > b. was an altar
bay; ~ r NE VAS stud. na for the
priesthood al ~ h' VAS IN the
American COLLEGE IN koma where he
Took desree. He also teeb de&ree
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06
NEW ERuIr COMPANY

Charles J Casper, is. president anc
Charles w. Brown. John r. Russell
Edmund P Cohiu and John p Gas
par the board of directors of the Co
roma Orchard Co. capitalized at $50,
COO TO operate canneries, evaporaun-
ulats and desI in real estate In con
necaion with an orchard venture near
whore they have parchas-
ed d tract of fruit land
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06

sunday with his cousin, Mr. Leroy
THggs
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Cofinbarger
were the guests Sunday Of Nj W.
Beard and family
Miss Sadie Brannon is spending
some time With her parents and at
ended tbe funeral ol her sister. near
G'eDggyy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06

The. so-called guaranty legend on
packages of foods and drugs does not
mean that the United States Govern
ment has passed on the quality Of
the product
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06
CONTRACT AWARDED

The ITaeerstown City Sewerage
Commission awarded Monday the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06
PAGE THREE

contract to construct q 54.inoh ou*fsh
sewer. 1900 feet long, including 100
feet Of tunnchne. to Thomas Conner
& Sons, Greensburg, Pa, for s7o,S60.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-06

Coe Jourusl-aosorure'y fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-18
$E.L-l.. |. IAN s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
provesit. 25c at all druggists.

has given them they are boosting
him for the state senate. Jack
many Gaymon friends would be pleas.
90 to see him landed in that position
and II is safe to say That If Texas
county people could cast vote in
Logan county he surely would lana
Nr Langston was Z y Commission.
81 here for wears, during which time
MS fair dealing with the public in
general made him host of loyal
trends. His record as state senator
lrom this district was the best ever
made and be got more for his con.
sttnency than any other representa-.
tive sent from here. Logan counte
ctuld hardly do better than to have
Jack Langston represent them in tbo
state sIatc. for when he goes after
Il thing for his constituency he usu
2'iY brings home the grapes-Guymon
Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-18
THE RESCUE PARTY.

Cora grcctcd Wanda Laurence with
whole soulcd, grateful cordially.
here was no little sub-currcnt of
caiousy no uncasincss as TO minor
astcs and wishes. Ten minutes af
er Wanda arrived with her trunks
nd her battery Of charms she was
ountarily arrayod on Coras side OF
ne odd battle that was being fought
or personality and power
"And do you mean TO tel me this
lrs Brett actually put it up to you
nd Dave either to let her run things
including your husbandD without a
nirp from you or leave this precious
lOuycau richie colony of upstairs" p"
fanda spokc onphatleally hut with
IN anticipatory glitter in her expires.
i've eyes.
Exactly that nodded Cora. "Bul
he funny part of the situation is that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-18

ed with noisy dcsloycrs and We
drank good French champagne while
We sang We've Rings on Our FINGERS
ard Bells on Our Toes, and pres.
'ently the destroycrs gave us room on
the roof and We came mp and went
~ America Or his sense OF humor
when he said that the fayollte book
iA the ships library was "lnnocents
Abroad and that Jules Vernc's
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the Sea- was not included because
that would have required too much
IN his report Of the Jutland battle
Admiral Jellico said: "Thc enemy
fought with the gallantry that was to
have been expected OF him" Not all
the fighting need be that of guns to
g9in an enemy's admiration Most
"a the world will agree regarding
Capt Koenig's exploit with the Man
chester Guardian
"Wc arc quite ready to Join in tho
lArgh against ourselves and to applaud
the skill and daring Of the captain
Who appears to MS as sportsman
ard has earned his laurcls cleanly"
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in giving them expert assistance.
In outlining the proposed campaign
Miss Cocroft said: 1--WE need gov
ernment laboratories in which ade.
quate medical tests can be made by
men who should devote their lives to
the study of this problem. We need
headquarters to which every physl-
clan. every individual who has TO 90
with the health Of others, can go for
definite authoritative information.
"A man with a sick hog can now
get expert information from the gov.
ernment, but man with sick child
is absolutely without help from he
nation" .
Miss Cocroft has recently bet N
conference with Senator Ransaell,
chairman Of the United States Sen.
ate Committee on Public Health, and
with DR.. Rupert Blue, Surgeon Gen
eral Of the U. S, Public Health
Service, which is already doing effec-
tive work for the suppression OF dis
ease,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-18
COCKTAILS RETlRES.

General Goethals. builder of the
Panama Canal has definitely dccided
u retire and his resignation has been
accepted by the President, so that hi5
Nork is brought to a close. That
work has been a monumental one. a
task that at one time seemed almost
impossible Of accomplishment, but the
carving out of which in the manner
u was done created the admiration og
TIC world And the admiration and
T altitude Of his countrymcn will be
tlc reward of Goethals for all time.
That unforeseen obstacles were en-.
ccmtcred and were met and over.
come with a calm determination that
would not include the thought OF fail
we only acccntuato the debt this
( lntry owes the General le leaves
h. work with the knowledge that his
ldme is secure
Whether the culebra Cut is finally
conquered the Snake scotchcd. only
tne can tell If was announced once
lsloro than danger of slides was past
ai the slides came again to block
Traffic and make some doubt the Il
tmata success OF the undertaking.
The chicf engineer OF the work leaves
T. with confidence that this menace
nta been finally overcome, or at
asst. that there is a sufficient state
O.. preparation 10 prevent any slides
tat may occur being disastrous i9.
c,5 one will hope that his confidence
1s well founded. Still the SNAKE"
may stir itself some time again. The
scientists are studying the matter To
aii the engineers, but the real decis-
ior viii he the lcnsth of time the
waterway remains open to the unn
tcrruped passage OF ships
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-18
THE DEUTSCHLAND'S LOG.

While il was to be presumed that
ali informal protest would be filed ny
the British and French representa-.
tiyes at Washington against the pres
ence in American waters OF the "un
dersea liner Deutschland simply as
a matter of keeping the record clear,
it is scarcely likely that the repre-
scntatiyes themselves believe the ship
whose eXploint has startled the world
should be regarded as anything else
than a merchantmen and very likely
too. they admire the shipper and his
crew as much as anyone else While
Il has been pointed ont that other
submarines have made as long and
longer voyages than the Deutschland
the fact detracts not a whit from the
glory of Capt Koeng and his men
TEey brought across the Atlantic
something new in marine development
Ian llndersea snip OF commerce,
brought 1t safely to port when the
eyes OF the worlds greatest navy
ware on the watch for it, and not
even those who were keenest to rem
der the exploit failure but will be
ready to give the master OF the nm
dofsoa liner the need of praise due
him.
No one can read the story Of his
acgcn,ure as told by himself without
srme Of that rejoicing and thrill thai
comes to every healthy person wher
a tale is told OF the sea The mere
recital of his yoyage-the log of th'
Deutschland makes reading more
fascinating than any fiction ina
could be imagined. What could b'
more delicious. for instance. thar
those words OF Koenig I'VE sal
down upon the floor of the Rritisl
Channel because the roof was crowd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-18

An organized campaign among
100000 women of the United States
For better supervision of the nations
health will be set on foot this fall.
Is purpose is to put into effect bet
CT provisions for safeguarding the
lealth of the individuals the country
iver
The woman back or it is Miss
iusanna Cocroft, well known health
xpert of Chicago, who will appeal
rst to her hundreds Of thousands Of
women followers, and then through
hem to the nation at large.
The big idea of the movement is
% establish local free, government
laboratories in which physicians and
,thers concerned with the peoples
ealth can have medical tests made
oy competent specialists. Health
bulletins, written in language the
people can derstand, are also TO be
distributed o The movement is not
directed against physicians. On the
contrary, it is expected 10 aid them