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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
Application No. 1899
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the state. of Neyada

Notice is hereby given that on the
27th day OF April, 1916, in accordance
with Section 49, Chapter 40, of the
Statutes Of 1913 one c. A. Humphrey
OF Manhattan. County OF Nye, and
State OF Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public
waters of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation Is to be made from
spring at tunnel located about 400
feet of what Is known as the Little
Mill below the town of Belmont
tsouth of Belmont) at the portal of
said tunnel above mentioned from
which said point the Ma corner OF
See 36, T. 3 n. II. as E., NJ. d. b. &
NJ. bears South 81 degrees 81 minutes
80 seconds East 4645.1 feet distant, by
means OF dams and pipe line and one
cubic feet per second is to be con-
veyed to a point approximately about
three fourths OF a mile south of the
town OF Belmont, which said point
bears South so degrees 81 minutes w,
1850 feet from the ny Cor. OF Sec.
80, T. = n, r. As T.. NJ d. B. & NJ,
by means of a pipe lire and there used
for mining, milling and domestic pur-
poses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
(sgned) w. NJ. KEARNEY.
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication, July s, 1916
Date of last publication. Aug. g. 1916
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
OFFICIAL FRENCH REVIEW or TWO YEARS FIGHTING

the defenders had their backs to thu
Mouse river on two sides and becaus,
success there would give the greatest
possible prestige with neutral powers
and the maximum comfort of Their
own people 1t was also possible
they knew that the defenses of Yer
dun were not as strong as other parts
of the front. II is the belief of mill
tary experts that the Germans hoped
to break through the front there and
destroy the French armies. 1t was
imperative that success should be
rapid, according to this view. and
when, after three days, the advance
was checked in the region OF Douau-
mont the project had failed. Gen.
Petain, as an official citation later
revealed had time to "re-establish a
delicate situation" There was no
longer hope Of breaking through the
French front.
Every yard of ground gained by
the Germans before verdun since
February "a has been at an extremely
heavy sanguinary cost The continu-
ing OF so expensive and fruitless an
operation has puzzled the critics. 1t
has been advanced that the Germans
persisted with the object OF exhaust
ing the French forces and preventing
an offensive by the allies elsewhere.
II that end was in view the successes
of the allies in the battle of the
Somme show it was not attained.
The battle of Verdun, If ordered
with the intention of interfering with
the offensive plans of the allies, in
diminished the chances of
carrying them out, whatever the fate
of the discarded fortress, it having
now no more significance apart from
the prestige of the name than any
other point along the front
The heroic defense of Verdun, on
the other hand, has been for the
allies one of the notable develop
ments of the war. II held German |
reserves there in such numbers as to
put an end to the shifting of troops |
from front to front. 1t prevented the |
of the Austrians, suf- |
'ering from the loss of prisoners, with |
perhaps as many in casualties, to the
armies under Gen. Brussiloff. 1t
obliged the Germans to prolong dur
ng five months vast daily expendi-
ure of projectiles that was expected
o continue only few days, and has
10 drawn upon their reserve Of NUM-
ions that In the battle Of the Somme
hey were able TO reply to the French
md British guns in the proportion OF
,nly one shot for three.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, 81;
lowest this morning, SIS.
Highest temperature year ago.
81; lowest, SIS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
continued from Page ~


whore maintained, as well as the in
teerity of the Russians armies.
The end of the first year Oh wal
was the beginning of the secone
crisis for the allies--a munitions
crisis. aggravated by a diplomatic
crisis recurring new enterprises tha
draw IN their main forces. The land
inp of the French and British at Oar
danelles in April had weakened the
allies elsewhere, reducing the mum
Der of reserves on the main front
and If it did not modify their gen
eral plan II obviously made thu
elaboration of new plans differen
and hampered their movements.
The advantage that time had giyer
the allies began to tell In January
Gen. Iyanoff. commanding the Rus
sian armies in Volhynia and Bessara
bIa, continued their offensive In Janu'
airy with the occupation OF car
torysk. The significance of this opera
ton lay in the revelation II furhisheu
on refreshed and reinforced hus-
sian army provided with new cannon
abundant supplies of projectiles and
sufficient power to pillow up German
field defenses
OF far greater significance was the
advance in the Caucasus by Grand
Duke Nicholas, forcing the fall of
Erzerum, accomplishing the occupa
tion OF Kermanshah and, in the mill
tary view here. virtually eliminating
Turkey as a factor in the European
war. beside re-establishing the pres
tige of the allies in Persia Instead
of a reservoir of men upon which
they might draw to fill the void
caused by eighteen months of heavy
wastage, the central powers found at
constantinople only an additional
drain OIL lHtlf TtSDufCtS. L lie huSSldI
advance not only meant the recall of
Turkish divisions that were expected
70 help the Germans. Austrians and
Mlgarians against the allies at Sal
Oniki, but German and Austrian
troops were sent with them to aid
the defeated Ottoman forces in Ar
mena.
In this embarrassment. as French
observers view it. the central powers,
ardently desiring peace. and urgently
needing success to raise the spirits
Of the German people. depressed as
they were by prolonged priyations.
looked to the French front and de
cIded upon the adventure of verdun
The German plan seems originally
70 have been to concentrate artillery,
munitions and men in such force over
a limited length of front that the
onrush would be Irresistible. They
chose verdun because the position OF
the ancient fortress was such that
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
NOTICE PRIMARY ELECTION
REGISTRATION

State of Nevada. County of Nye-ss.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the time for the Registration of the
names of the qualified electors In the
four Election Precincts of Tonopah
prior to the Primary Election to be
held on the Sth day of August, 1915,
for the County of Nye. will expire at
NINE O'CLOCK P. NJ. on SATUR-
DAY. JULY 2sth. 1915.
HARRY DUNSEATH, &
Registry Agent for the
Adv J24-6t Tonopah precincts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
Application No 1928
Notice of Application for Permission
TO Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of NeNadn

., Notice is hereby given that on the
zfth DAY or April, 1916, in accordance
with Section So. Chapter 140 of the
statutes of 1918, A. r. Anderson and
John Esser, of Las Vegas County of
clark, and State of Nevada, made an
piication TO the State Engineer of
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State of
Nevada. Such appropriation is to be
made from Bog Spring, at said spring,
situate in Longitude l16 degrees 81
minutes 30 seconds West of Greenwich
and in Latitude SO degrees 81 minutes
30 seconds North. (2k miles west of
Bullfrog, Nye County, Neyada) by
means of pipes and troughs and u tn
OF one cubic feet per second is to be
conveyed to point about so feet from
said above described spring, by means
OF pipes and troughs and there used
Tor stock watering and domestic pur-
poses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
tSlsnedl w. NJ kEARNEY,
State Engineer
Date OF first publication, July 90, 1915.
Date OF last publication. Aug 10. 1916.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
ToNOPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

Location of Principal Place OF Busi
Hess and Location of Works Tonopah
Nye County Nevada.
,NoIiCE-There are delinquent upon
ene Following described stock, on ac
1 ,ba or Assessment No. 3. levied on
the 9TH day Of June, 1915. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
fespective shareholders. as folInwa.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29

The successful defense Of yerdur
ana The successful offensives of the
allies in the north of France and on
the western front show at the end
OF the second year of the war that
the finally prepared war man ON
which the German chancellor held
that the allies ought to accept nego-
tiations is undergoing singular modi-
ncations, with the Russians occupy
ing Bukowina and part of Galicia
the Italians recovering territory lost
IN the recent Austrian offensive and
sun in possession of the Isonzo re-
gion, and with the French and British
in possession of more than 20 vii.
lages on the banks of the Somme
mat had been occupied by the Ger
mans for 20 months and each of them
transformed In the meantime into
fortresses.
me destruction of adversary forces
Is another and a far more difficult
matter In this war the end may be
nearer than many hope or may yet
be far distant. There are no bases
on which to calculate the progress
OF military operations or the resist
ance Of the belligerents, even when
doomed to defeat What
Is clear is that the anticipated as
cendancy of the allies, arising from
their unrestricted resources, appears
to have been realized.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29
Application No. 1860
N"tice OF Application for Permission
20 Appropriate the Public Water.
of the State of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of July, 1916. in accordance
with Section SO, Chapter 40. of the
statutes of 1913, one Mrs Mary Al,
Rogers, OF Ash Meadows, County OF
wye, ana state of Nevada. made appli-
cation to the State Engineer Of Nevada
Tor permission TO appropriate the
public waters of the State of Nevada.
such appropriation Is to be made from
soid spring, at a point in the NWA of
NJ. y, b. NJ, by means of ditch,
and y of one cubic feet per second is
to be conveyed to the SEh of SWA
OF Sec, Fl. T. II s., r. so E., NJ d. b.
q NJ, by means of ditch, and there
used irrigation and domestic purposes
from January until December of each
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29

Location notices in book form at
the Bonanza. Price SIPS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29

year. Water not to be returned to
stream. ~
(Signed) w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
pate Of first publication, July 22. 1916.
Date OF last publication. Aug. 10, 1916.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29

And In accordance with law, and an
order of the Board of Directors made
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary. win be sold at
public auction. at the office Of the
Company, Room 265 Russ Building.
San Francisco, California. on Tuesday
the 18th day of August 1916, at the
hour of 200 o'clock p. NJ. OF said day.
to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs of advertising and
expenses of the sale.
CHARLES D. OLNEY,
Secretary
:, Office room 2s5 Russ Building. San
francisco. California. J15-A12
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-29

pate OF first publication, July 20, 1916.
Date of last publication, Aug. 10. 1915
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Observation-Disclosures

8i1tam sc. Ebom unb Srmu an Muz
quit 6. Mielte, @8A N8A unb @@A
lfSSA unb Mh @8H, tpenioer etc. Sec.
19z126z30, @olDing, $112O0.00.
$oiepb Srieomam uno Srau an 2innie
g. @egforos Got 8, Gee. 14z122>31. tnez
niger etc. @6en Safe. $4,000.
S. Sreo. @rooper uno Ssrau an Otto
S. @ebin, Got II, 8lod 2, Meerrb & Sem
nis 9l0b., @auf Centre, 100000.
Sobn Gang un0 Srau an nert Gang,
1.43 Mcres bon Got 2, Gee. 25z123<31,
Munion, $4,000.
Slid. 20i9 unb Sra11 an Matbias Golf,
N8A, Gee. 20z122z29, Maine Yrairie.
$1232O.
CLARA s. @botper unb Gate an 9ugb
Gallagher, Got 8, 8lod Is, gbelbrod'S
Ib0., ct. gloub, $4,000.
Srib Bern an Sre0. Sesfe, @A g
8A Gee. 14z126z31, Strain 100000.
Otto &auletpsti unb Srau an Carl
@ongbton, oct 6, 8lod 2, Sair 8iep
Mbb., Melroie, 100000.
Carl 9ougbton nnb Srm1 an Otto
&atplemsfi, WgA 1854 Gee. 4, unb
ga @8A Gee. 33z126z34, @auf
Centre, $4,000.
g. S. gnberion an 2i5sie gbe1pn I'M
.Dertpooo, 2pts II n11b IL, 8lod /, 9ougbz
tons 2. I0D., Saut Centre, $25O.O0.
gbrilt @eue unb Sral1 an Geo 8eue
Ii. a. S@A unD She'll bon NgA @8A,
Gee. 11z125z32, Dat, 100000.
S. S. 9amtlton un6 Srau an @itber
Eitt, Nh, Got l., 8rotpers @bb., &imbau,
$1,000 90.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

6ranfrei@ uno &uBlarb unter feline
BotmdBigfeit bringer. SSH a,d TEL
,res biefer 2dnoer tbeiIen o6er ger
itiidel,,. @ie feine Teinoe @e1hids
lano 5er1tiideln miir6en, me,n ite
f0nr,ten. MQes, mas Deutidlan6 er=
Itrebt, iir1 Sic 8e6ingungen eineS
bo1lern6en Srieoens. Sc m1B 1einen
Bein6en Die Moglidyheit nebmer1, IN
abiebbarer 3eit pie6erum Iber eS
ber5ufallen, >mie int M11guft 1914. Ser
@rieg tpm cine @otbtpenoigteit, So
l,a11er fat reht, 11m6 aus oieier Ell
men Motbmen6igteit ergiebt iih logii4
oie an6ere - De1tfdlan6 ma1B iie.
gen. un6 Del1tfdlon6 mir6 iiegen.
l1n6 Damn miro tpie6er Srte6e tuer-
6em in Ser @elt. Nidt einen @11gen=
Bid friiber. Midt Eraumern nno
SeoeaIiIte,1 miro sic @elt SEN Trie6en
gu ber6anfm baben, 1on6ern Deutibs
.lan6 1tn6 ieinem ga1ten Sdtpert, 6etr
oeltiden Gel6gra11en un6 Der @udt
ser bon ibnen 9ei@affenen ueltge-
ibi9tli9en Gbat1oden.
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Cine G~mttdmt1mm8.

Die @nttport ser ofterreidiiden @e~
gier11ng a1f bie 5tpeite Mncona+Mote
lit fir iene, 6ie ouf einen 8ru4 3tpi~
iden BEN 8ereimgten Sfoatem unb
Der bnbSburgii9en Doppelmonardie
NIT 8eitimnntbeit geredyret botten, ie-
6enfa4s cine fdtuere gnttdu5dnng,
11n6 6amit farm man 5ufrie6en lein.
Muf Die polferredtliHe 5eite Ser Mn=
g~eIegenbeit geM hie Mr1ttport MIR in
iofern ein, als tie gelegentIid bemerH,
Der @ngriH m1f Sen Dampfer-Mneono
iei 3tpeifeuos beredtigt eetneien. 90
nit lit ser prin5ipieue Ston6p11rH &C.
pabrt, un6 Die fentimentale Seite ser
Mngelegenbeit triH in oen @orber-
grunb. Mus @run6en Ser Menidt
li@feit betennt 6ie 0iterreidi1de Ste
gierung ii@ gu 6em @tanopurft Der
beutiden &egierung, baB &an6els=
idiffe nidt eritort meroen io1ten, TO-
lange iiA nod Haiiugiere on 8or6 be-
finben, boraus9efeBt, 6aB iie nidt 3u
erhflieben 111dett ober @iber1tan6 lei
iten. Das lit FORFEIT. l1nb bier liegt
6aS @eriebem 6es GiibrerS 6es offer
reidiiden l1ntesieebootes, Dos ibm eli
tie Citrate ~eingetragen bt - aus
rein menfdliden @riin6en bdtte ct
ettpas mebr @idii6t a1f 6ie Nonif
nebmen mi1fen, Die 611r9 sic umfG-
bigfeit 6es @apitans 6es itnlienif9en
9mpferS nn6 sic nuf Dem Sdiffe
berriden6e 9is5ipIinloiigfeit berbor-
gernfen tpr1rbe. @idt, 1oB ct Sen
Sampler berienft bat, bat linn Ole
.Strofe eirrgetrogen, fon6ern sic Tint
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itdnoe, unter 6enen ct es tbat. Ml1o
fertimertaIe @rinoe a114 bier. unD
Die gfeiden @riin6e boben sic otter.
leidiide @egiera,ng be1timmt, in ser
gntida6igungSfraee groBere 8uge-
1%ta1ro1iiie gu MAIDEN, aIs man in $50
1b1rgton ertparten fonnte. Ser an.
1tanoige Son, in Dem 6ie 3tpeite Mnz
eona=9eote gebalten tpar, Fat in Wien
m19enf @einliD einen guten @im6rud
gemadt, nn6 6aS foute man iih in
8o1btngton 3ur 2ebre 6ienen Iuiien.
yftt Woblanitan6igfeit lit man nod,
INNER tpeiter getommen ols nit Tn
ge5ogenbeiten. @on ser @iener Ste
gter11ng fonn man lernen, tpie man
oeltfate oiplomatiide MngeIegenbei-
ten bebanoeln muB, tpenn man gu Ell
11er Ner1tan6igung fommen tpin. sc
1T ni6t 6oS @er6ienit 6es N%rali6ette,t
Wtllon nn6 6es @toatsiefretars 2an-
limo, baB Der bpoben6e 8rud bernie
DEN nor6en lit, es lit ousidlieBIid
ooS Ner6ienit 6es 8arons 8urian, ser
bel 6ieier @elegenbeit befun6et
bot, boB er Ser redte Mam an Dem
Elote lit, auf sem Seiterreids greifer
Serrider i'm geiteIt bot.
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8enn @uer Stub 1tnmi1ie 1T,
Tieberiih, bartleibis.
@ebt a@t Splitter! @enn bic 3nnse Sc.
legt 1T, bant reinist bic fleinex
Gingcmeibe nit nGalifurnta
Syrup of 5igs."

Mitter f0nnen ungeft0rt fem, nadoem
tie California Seiger @Drup gegeben bnr
ben, benn III Elm paar Stun0en miro al
oas beritopfte 8eug, iaure Gale uno 9ez
gobrene Nabrung itd leidt trennen aug
ben @ingemeioen, un0 Sbr babt pieoer
Elm %geiunoes, ipieluitiges Sinh.
ara1fe &in0er brnueben ni1t gebetteH
81 neroen, Diefes barmlofe "Srlldt 1agaz
tip" 81 nebmen. Mtlionen Niutter ball
ten es CUR @anb, neil iie miiier, bab
fem 8irfen n1f Den Iagen, bic 2eber
uno bic @ingepeioe prompt uno iiber it.
Sragt @uren Apotbefer mad einer
so Gent Slaf9e ~galifornia Beigen<
5Drup," tpelde Die Anle11ungen fin
Babies, 8in0er nno Berionen iegliden
Nlters unb fir grtpnd1ene entbalten.
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r@oos Country" 81 beitimnre1t, gegen
@erl6nger1tng bes &rieges 51 mtrfen,
olrd): er1te1rs Mbiten1rng 6er @erior.
g111rg Der straightforward NIT Wuf-
fem, Malnition 1tilp., unb 3tpettens Mb<
ltella1ng ser @etpoIttbatigteiten, sic
England un6 oie gntentenradte geee1
~11niere @edyte l,n6 Sntereiien unb un>
lerc Natio1,nltpiir6e begeben. Del ums
5u @mlie fpllten ibre g1ltgemeinten
@eitrebunge11 e%i1iesen. @orlm in
Sic 6er11e 1dtpeifen, me1t 6as Cute
ltegt 10 mb?"
Mit u@obs Country" me1rt So
,ra1.er 6ie Ser. Staoten, Dos 2an6, in
Dent er b%ebeimotbet lit, nnb baS er
brett fir sic 5lpedloie @erIdngerung
oes 4rieges pera,rttportIi@ madt.
@ieoer11m itebt ct NIT inns m1f benz
Stonbp11nfte, bab Sic Ser. Stoaten,
tpern file ser Srie6e1rsfohe mirfli6
ei1en Dienit lei1ten tpolen, sic Ser
iorg1tr1g Ser straightforward init
@offen 1tnb M11nition einltellen milf
len. MueS anbere lit 5tpedlos. Deutlb=
lano pdre NIT ieimen Sein6en ldnglt
fertig, tpe1,m Sic Ser. Staaten ib11en
nift NIT @affen un6 Mltnition BEL
%gelpr1ngen mdren. Sc miro audi 10
NIT ib11en fertig merben, aber es miro
ldnger 6m1ern. 9eutidlan6s 6ein=
Sc baben sem &rieg getpoH, Deuti9-
lano tpinb i'm 5rm Midl11B bringem.
l1no ser MbidluB miro erfolgen,
>pcnn Deuti9lonbs Beinoe 10 erid0pft
Iin6, baB iie 6os 3ugeftdn6niB ibrer
Nie6erlage ni6t langer pertpeigern
ff0inren. Sos lit Deutidlanos @riegs=
5ieI. @s tpin me6er England nod
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@erbeherte 9enrefa &apieln gese1 bic
@urmplaae bel Gferoen.

Nd9 langen gerl11den lit es gell1ngen,
pie aapieln 10 gu berbei1ern, Dab ite bon
tetnem anoeren &urmmittel iibertroffen
ODER erreidt nerben. Sic &apieln baben
lib als bas tpirfiarnite @ittel gegen 8ots
lnb ale anberen @iirmer BEL Yferben
anfs bette betpdbrt uno gerabe iebt 1oqte
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mentli@ tpenn ~itr1ppises 4usleben, Maz
gerteit, giliigfeit uip: auf @iirmer binz
6eutet. @iintee Der 8apieln tperoen SIR
&fero iider bon ben Faraiiten (@ofs
uitp.) reinigen uno es tpieoer eeiun6 unb
frdfttg MAIDEN. SIZE berbef5erfen 9eurez
faz8apfeln baben ii9 Sauienbe bon
Greunben ertporben 1lno ffinb anein edit al
be3ieben bon Der befannten Breeber8
@emebpp Co., AZ Bibble ctr, Sept g 8,
Milpnufee, 8i6. Yreis $1.25 fiji 6,
$500 fir 12 8apfeln. 8tpei 9ubenb NIT
Snftrument gum @ingeben $500, bier
9ubeno NIT Snftrument $500. Mud gu
baben bel 4drolern. 3<ha
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Senator Stune aus Wii7pnri. gnr

1lsenoer oes Nu5fduiieS fir ousfpar-
ttge 8e5iebungen, be5eidnet sic @oIi-
tit, Die 6arauf binouslauH, einen
Bru6 nit elmer Ser 3entraImadte
berbei5nfubren ols @erratb am anne
rifanii@em @olf. ~gS gibt Manner
IN beranttportliden @egierungsdm-
term" fagt ser @enotor tp0rtIid, u6ie
einen 8ru@ 5tpifden Sen Ser. 5taa=
ten nno elmer 6er 3entralmadte in
europa tpiafommen beiben muroen,
TINT Ole g1tn6esregier11ng in Die Gage
3n bringen> England ln6 sic Mlliier=
ten often unteritiibe1 at f0nnen."
Sos lit cine febr fdhpere Mmfloae>
uno Der iie erbebt, lit nidt ettpa Elm
BinoeI tridtMmeritomer ion6ern elm
bon 6en gan5 edten> Elm gutter De1no-
frot unb bodmgeiebener Norteifub-
rer 6a3u.
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umanttdmbt8 uno nnpa:
trtottf@.

@rnf bon @ernitorff lit Der perfon-
Ii9e Superintendent bes beutiden &ni-
fers. Sn ie6em cipiIiiierten 9an6e
miro Ser @otfdnfter elmer befreun-
6eten Madt NIT 6%erielben 90flidfeit
bebanoeH sic iebes oipiliiierte 2on6
fir ieinen &ertreter inn Mleslan6e be-
oniprud)en fan1.
Cine @eleioiga1,g bes 8otidofters
lift cine @eleibi9ung 1eines 5oupera11s,
ieiner &egiera1ng 1n6 feiner Mation,
u1r6 a%nitdn6ige Meni6en iniultierer1
an6ere 2eute ni9t.
l1nfere eigene &egierl,1g bat mie-
6erbolt omtli6 erflart, bob sic Sal
tung bea @rafen bon 8ern1torff iiber
ie6e1r @ortpurf 1tn6 ie6en @er6adt er=
baben lift.
l1no 6o9 gibt es getpiiie mrerita=
niide 8eitungen, melde tagtaglid in
ibrem 9ae11igfettsfpolten tpie in ibre11
e6itorieQen Mrtifel11 6iefen boben Be-
omten uln6 @ertreter 6es 9euti9en
&ei6eS in elmer @eiie beidimpfen,
als ob ct Elm getpobnIi6er Spion 1rrb
geIebIo1er &eri9tp0rer tpare.
@ine foIde &anoIrngstpeiie lit
nidt n11r 111ronitdn6tg, io1r6ern audi
unpatriotii9. Sic laBt 6ie Mmerifo>
ner als grobe u11b flegelbafte Men-
1@en in Sen Mugen zines Intelligent
ten @oIfes eri9einen. sic ruff sic
bere9tigte grbittera1ng 6es beuti1en
Bottles berbor, genaa1 10, mie mir uns
gefrGnft fiblen tpiir6en, 1pe1m 6eut=
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i9e 3eitungen 6en amerifmiide1
@otfdafter in Ser gleidyen gebdiigen
@eiie %a1,greifen tpiiroen. limb oieie
@rbitter11ng miro cine nadbaltige
fem unb uniere politil9en tpie un1ere
&ar6elsbe3iebungen NIT Dem groBen
6ea1ti9en 8olte ungiinitig beeinflui=
fen.
@ir don1e,n iolde @obbeit un6 fol-
de Dummbeit nidt begreifen. sic
FIND inn b0diten @ra6e beleioigen6
fir uniere eigene @egier11ng un6 11t,=
t%ergraben SEN Stuff Ser u1nerifnnif9en
@relie. Mn1tdn6ige ga1slan6er ii1r6
entriiitH, mem iie ieben, tpie urtpabre
acknowledgement geger Sen &eprdien=
tanten elmer b%efreunoeten @roBmadt
erboben mer6en r,n6 5pnr in einem
Some, tpelder in elmer @neipe a1rge=
bradt eri9eitten mag, nber nidt in
6en Spalten elmer o%nitdn6igen iein
mollen6en 3eitung, bon tpelder sic
9el1te intelligence @ommentare ut16
cine Sprode ertparten, tpie lie nnter
gebil6eten Meniben gebrdudIi9 lit.
Ser 8oti@after 6es Deuti9m @ei=
DIES ionhe nit gena1t 6erielbe1 Mdr=
t1ng un6 @0flid,feit bebnnoelt per=
Ben, mie sic @ot1dufter bon @roBbri=
tonnie1t, 5ranfreih &nBlan6> Sta
lien un6 Sapan. Se6e M>pei9ung
bierbon felt unierer Muffaiiung bon
Mnitan6 nn6 &ofIidfeit 6as 6enfbor
l1~ngiimtigite 3e11gmb aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Soiepb @,tder 2amar, b%eiiitenber

Soiepb &16er 2amar, betiitenber
&idter 6es @a1n6esobergeridts, 1T
Sonntagabenb in ieinem 9eim in
@aibington nod mebrmonatlider
@ronfbeit int Sitter bon So Sabren
geitorben. 2atnor geborte Dem 0ber=
geridt flint Sabre lang at. Sos
Obergeridt lit infoIge 6es Eo6es
&idters 2amurs ni9t ont Montag 5u=
iommengetreten. @ann sic nabiten
gntl9eioungen beroffentlidt tper6en,
lit nod nidt feltgefebt >por6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Garmanleibcn berIauat.

5armauleibeu berIangt.
@elo az berleiben auf t1Itibierte
@tearns County 6arme>t 511 6 Pro.
3ent Snterefen. a%b3abIung lie nod
Wuni@. Mer@auts MatiomaI 8aHf,
st. @lolo. Wtin1t. 31.bu