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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
'BIG ATTRACTIONS BILLED THIS WEEK
 AT LOEW'S BUOU
Musical comedy "A Bunga- low Wooing" Leads Vau- deville Acts and Alice Brady in Feature
 Picture

Two unusually attractive bills are booked for Loew's Biiou for next week, and both give promise to be among the best that have been presented at k this popular theatre. The acts are all Iamong the headliners of vaudeville and the pictures are recognized as the best on the screen.
 "Birmingham's busies. theatre" has proven happy slogan, for there never has been more popular institution established in the Birmingham district nor one that give greater value for the money than Loews Bijou. Mir. Loew's assertion at the opening of the theatre that "he would give the peo- pie of Birmingham the very best en- tertainment for the most reasonable prices they have ever known" it being faithfully carried out. and the excel fence of the programmes provided, rhe never failing courtesy of the manage ment and attendants. the cool and comfortable theatre with it's modern conveniences are the factors that have made for the wonderful success of the theatre.
 Kay and Hamilton. one of the dain- tiest, cleverest couples on the vaude- vile stage, who have just left the cast of You're In Love-" at the Casino theatre. New York and will return to musical comedy in the fall, will top the bill ne first half of the coming week at + ,ew's Bijou with their original musical comedy creation. "A Bungalow 1 Wooing." They are a 1ikable young man any a tiny bit of a girl, weigh ing hardly 100 pounds, but filled to the brim with sparkling personality and charm. Both sing and dance well.
 Jarrow, the great European conju- TOT, originator of the world famous lemon tricK." in which several bills disappear into the heart of an uncut lemon, will present his act for the first time in Birmingham at popular prices. He is beyond question the greatest sleight of hand artist on the stage today. The Novelty Four in songs and fun. and Texico, called tthe fashion plate of vaudeville" in songs and dances, will complete the bill
 The Greater Law" Bluebird rro- duction, featuring Myrtle Gonzalez and George Hernandez. will be the feature picture attraction. It is an adapta- ton of Charles J. Wilson's story, The Code of the Klondilxe" and is one of the most wonderful Alaskan pictures lever filmed.
 / For Thursday. Friday and Saturday / the vaudeville features will be the Quero troupe of gymnasts, eight won derfully trained athletes who perform some remarkable feats of strength and skill. Ben and Dixie a very clever and interesting comedy duo Munford and Thomson. clever comedians, and one other act complete the vaudeville part of the performance
 The picture feature will be beautiful Alice Brady in her greatest success, "A Self-Made Widow This is the newest release of Miss Brady. and said { to be one of the best she has ever done. It is story that grips, and will arrest and hold attention. Loew's weekly pictures and comedy reels will complete the bill. The two bills are unusually attractive. and will add to the growing popularity of Eoew's s Bijou
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
SPLENDID BILLS OF KEITH VAUDEVILLE
 AT LYRIC THEATRE
Royal Hussar Female Sex tette and Jules Ring and Company Are Among
 the Features

High class Keith vaudeville enter tainment galore will be presented at the Lyric during the present week as the management announces the book ing of some of the best offerings of vaudeville including the celebrated Royal Hussar female sextet and the famous New York hit Jule Ring and company
 The entertainment to be offered this week brings to Birmingham other well known acts and entertainers.
 The Royal Hussar female sextet is one of the big hits of the present vau- deville season. and has enjoyed long runs in New York, Chicago and other larger cities. The ladies who compose the act are talented musicians and render a well selected programme of music that will please the most fas- tidious lovers of high class music as well as the lovers of ragtime. The pro- gramme includes selections from rag time to classical pieces. This act is the headline attraction for the first half of the week.
 Jule Ring and company is the fea- ture act on the bill for the last half VI tiiS WGSA' anu tlilS io pf dSl tHelt has proven big sensation in vaude- vile this season. It is a sketch with plenty of comedy. music and song, and is an elaborate act in every way This company is now touring the southern vaudeville circuit after successful runs in the larger cities and it's trip through the south is proving a vaudeville rri- umph.
 On the bill for the first half of the week, in addition to the Royal Hussar sextet, there will be presented Nor gan and Armstrong, with ilew ideas in comedy; Mosher, Hayes and Mosher, the cycling medians; three Weber girls. singing, dancing and acrobatic trio. and Six Lewis. eccentric com- edian, the original nut.
 Jule Ring and company is the big and as entertainers there will be presented the International Four, quartet of singing instrumentalists; Brincks bronze horse, art in bronze Ernie and Ernie. in "Three Feet of Vaudeville;" Archie and Gertie Falls in "A Few Hard Knocks" Pathe news pictures will be a feature of all per formances. The entertainment being offered at the Lyric is of an unusual standard and is pleasing Birmingham theatregoers as proven by the fact that capacity audiences attend all perform anees. The theatre is one of the city's coolest post being cooled by iced air and electric fans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15

........-.- Mareafet warner
 Kennedy, though striving to be loyal to his wife. is in love with Margaret Mary, discovering her husbands secret. determines to win him back. Kennedy runs for Congress, but his political enemies plot for his defeat. A mys- terious yelled woman lures Margaret into a closed cab.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15

i long agol Today-oh, can't tell you it's too horrible!'
 He took her unresistiug into his arms. Gently he smoothed her hair while she
 sobbed on hystercally. Then with forced quiet:
 "Did you heat from-from Mrs. Ken
 nedy? Is tht the trouble?"
 She nodded, her face stan hidden against
 his breast.
 she wrote you?a tensely.
 She came here" 1t was hardly a whisper.
 Another silence. filled by the lifting
 notes of distant victrola. Gan you tell me about it--or would you rather not?"
 'I-Td rather not.p chokingiy. The victrola rippled on in ragging rythm.
 "I was afraid this would come-that would have to see you less. But I can't give you up altogether" his arms tight ened about her. T owe her a great deal" huskily, but I owe you something, too. We've gone too far-we can't break away now" In the hour that followed Margaret's
 resistance gradually weakened All her ] resolutions broke down before the warm
 magnetism of his presence. She had not
 the strength to fight her own love and his 1 pleadings It ended by compromised They would | see each other less often. They would | give up a great deal, put neither could | face the heroic separation that Margaret | first planned. l At a sharp shrilling of the telephone she shrank back in alarm i It was still early, there was nothing unusual in call at this hour, yet that pealing summons held an ominous note. | With an tndefnable dread she crossed | to answer it.
 Yes? This is Miss Warmers apartment. 1 Who?" 1 Her hand over the transmitter Mar | garet, white and quivering, turned to Kennedy. Its for you, A skiing If you're 1 here. She says she's a client-but the voice sounds familiar Could 1t be-Oh, | what-what shall l say2' Gro Be Continued) l Copyright. 1917, by Mabel Herbert urnerD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
Mrs. B. A. House

Gadsden, July 14-(Special.) )-Mrs. E. A. House, 5s years old, wife of a we'll known photographer. died suddenly at 9 o clock this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Paden on Forest avenue. Mrs. House had been in i'll health for some time, but her death was unexpected She was prominent socially and in the First Presbyterian church.
 She had resided in Gadsden F years, | coming here from Urbana, Ohio. Fun eral services will be conducted at the | Paden home at o'clock Sunday after
 noon by Rev. R. Excel Fry, of the First Presbyterian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
A Vanishing Trick

From the Youngstown Telegram. Two local friends of a noted ma gician were the guests at dinner
 You do some wonderful things on the stage" one of his friends ob- served; but I am inclined to think you are handicapped when you are away from your apparatus" ITO an extent, yes,' the magician admitted; but there are many things notice" se Let me see you do something now
 "All right Take. for instance, this steak, the Brussels sprouts and the salad-----''
 "Yes-''
 "Ins a very few minutes we will cause all of them to entirely disap- pear."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
Appreciation for Cartoon

To Mr. W. ". Blackman, The Age-Her- aid:
 In behalf of the press and publicity council of the Local Suffrage associa- ton, want to thank you most sincerely for the clever and effective cartoon which appeared some days back in The Age-Herald It is indeed gratifying to us to know that there are some who can see the ear-marks that distinguish us so decidedly from that group of women known as the "Woman's Party" with which we are in no way affiliated. Your very beautiful cartoon did much, I am sure, to enlghten the masses to aims of the purpose of suffrage association. We stand as body, both willing and anxious to serve our country in every way possible, and like it to be known that we are unsympa with the mili- tant methods employed by the "Womans S Party"
 We wish to thank you for portraying our attitude so admirably in your car toon. Very sincerely,
 LEONA K. LOyEMAIS, Sec'y.
 Birmingham, July IS, 1917.
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 The rationine of bread, oatmeal rice greats flour, etc, which was based on the average necessities of omniverous inhabitants, has been a hard blow to the vegetarians, of whom there is a relatively great number in Sweden. The scarciVy of potatoes, milk and butter has contributed to render their lot still harder. At least one of Stockholm's many vegetarian board ing houses has had to go out of bus- ness and the others are having hard time to struggle through.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
siebt tramri8 aus.

@ie groB IN England Ser Man'
qeI on 2ebensmitteln getporoen ietr
muB, ergiebt itd aus ben &lagen Der
an ser Sront iteben6en Soloaten
iiber 11n5urei@enoe gerpf1eg11ag: 81
betpeglider 8eiie miro 6ieien &logen
Musorl1d gegeben IN Sagebiifern.
ste mar gelegentli6 Bel gefaaener
enqliid)en @oloaten gef11noen bot
.gtner bon ibnen fdreibt: rWir bo'
BEN unieren 5olo nod ntdt erbol'
ten, uno meine @ameraoen fagen
ooB mir feline bonen &ationen er'
bielten." Gin paar Gage ipate'
idrieb er: nMud beute' lino Die &c
bensmitteI 3iemli4 ror: etn Tterte]
grot, odtuno5tpon3tg @ramm But
ter, fiinfmo5tponatg @ronm Safe.
eine gIedidadtel SAINT fir ieds
Mon1 uno pieruno8mm3ig Gt1n
oen." Nod Elm boar @oden BETS
es: rDie @ationen iino pieoerun
perfiirat tporoen." 3mei Gage BOZ
bem @efedte, in Sem er ftel, modt'
Ser Goloot folgenbe Gtntrogung
3urn 6rlbitiid boben MIR MIR eli
fIei11 tpenig @aiIer erbolte1." 9iel
guf5eidmungen finoen cine interef
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11

iante %grgdn5ung ourd einen 4rtifel
Ser 2onooner 9ailp SEEMS, oen Die
3eniur ii4 bat entidllpfen lalien.
Ser Mrtifel entltammt Ser Sober bes
leitenben Heoofteurs q. g. @ar6i-
ner. Mus ieinen @uslaliungen en-
giebt it6, oaB England un6 feline
@erbiin6eten balb nidt mebr in Der
Gage iein merben, n1d MIR 6as
Notbuenoigite gu faufen, 6aB tie
tbatiadlid bom 8anferott beorobt
fino. SIRE ein5ige Soffmng lit
Der tpirtbl4oftlide 3uimmenbrud
9eutidlan6s, aber mart MERIT es
6em Mrtifel an, 6aB iie IN oieier
9iniidt nidt aa5u 5uoerii@tlid
|iin6.
u8ir f0nnen sic erormen 6inan5-
opfer, 6ie @nglm6 in oen leBten
5tpeineinbaIb Sabren bnt bringen
milien, niht ins unobiebbare fort
ieBen," idreibt @ar6iner, vunb un-
iere @efabr liegt 6urin, bob urs, -
angerrommen, baB 9euti9lm6 nod
6ieies Sabr o6er gar nod ELM meite=
res Sabr binour9 ofonomii9 outs
balten f0nnte, - sic 6abigfeit, 6ie
Mnian5 tpeiterbir 5u finan5ieren, ab-
geben mag. Sci 6en Maiierten itebt
ser 5an an6ers ols bei 6em Gein6e:
6ina1r5 fann bie Maiierten at SOL
bringen. 6inan5 fann 9eutidlan6
mdt gu 6aa bringen. Sc lit freili9
banferott, aber 10 Iange es 0fono-
miib ltd ieIbit geniigt, fmn es BEN
&rieg fortieben. Iber fir Die III,
liierten miir6e ser Banferott &uin
be6euten. Sic grnten Der @elt mill
fen iie ernabren, @ole un6 5aute
fremoer 2eute miiiien iie fletoen.
Sbne Sic 8orr6tbe Imerifas, So,
pans un6 @nglanbs tpiir6en oie &ui-
fen bilfIos Dor ser MrtiQerie 9el1tid=
lambs iteben. 9ie militariide 2ei-
ltungsfabigfeit ser Gein6e mag Dem
9uimemrtbr1h iebr maize fem, nber
penn 6ieie Sen tbatiddliden 3ufam-
merbru9 Big uber 6os nafite Sabr
btrn1s binbalten f0nnen, merben lie
Sic miierten our f~inan8ieaen CT
fhdpfung gebraM baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
Ser ~1amoamfbare Setter.

9ie Munitiomfabrifanten IN sen
@ereimgten 5toaten baben it9 i4on
felt gera11mer 3eit feiner Sauiionen
mebr bariiber b%tngegeben, BOB Die
bieiigen Beiteaungen ieitens Der @n'
tememddte iebr bal6 mtf 6as aaer'
rotbtpen6igite Mab beidrant mer'
BEN miiroen. IS ban6elte fi@ %
bauptidfyli9 um @roBbritannien, %
&nBlano obnebin imuer ben groBten
|5beil ieiner M1tnitior un6 @ei@ihe
aus Sapan be5og un6 6ranfrei4 fai1
ponitanoig IN ser Sage lit, ieinen
oiesbe5mgIiden 8ebarf int etgenen
2anoe at 6efer, be5tp. Dos Seble1oe
ours ituIieniidy1 M1tnitionsfabrifen
geliefert 5u erbulten.
Mber o16 in @roBbrita1mien
madte man %per5peifelte Initreng11n'
gen, Sic eigere 8roouftion 10 at er.
boben, 6oB man ii@ moglidit balo
bon 2ieferungen aus Sen @ereinig,
ten @taten unabbdngig maiden
f0nate. 9ieler 3eitpunft ideint
nunmebr eingetreten at fem, 6enn
I'M 2oufe Ser lebten Sage m1r6e Elm
Muftrag fit M1tnitiorslieferungen
Ser i'm Mutterla11oe troB aller Mn.
ltrergungen uno trob um1nterbro4e.
mem Betriebs ser Gabrifen unibei.
men ridt fdneq genug bergeiteat
mer6en fotrnte, on fann6iide Jabri-
fanten bergeben.
Dieier Mnirug lit nod Mel6ungen
u1s tpoblinformierten Seem Oorfer
Sinonafreiien GROCER als irgeno Elm
%ein5eIner Muftrug, Ser iemals IN ben
Ig%ereinigten Staaten bergeben muir
oe, un6 m11B 6aber 5un mtn6eIten
einen 8etrog BON onndbern6 5tpet-
bur6ert Wilionen Donars umfa1en.
Gertrdge nber fIeinere 9ieferunge1
matroen idon friiber at beridieoenen
MoIen nit fanobiiden Girmen abge-
idIoiien, aqein baB 6ieielben einen 10
rieierboften Muftrag 51tr Musflbrung
at ibernebmen in Ser Gage ltno, bot
IN bieitgen 5%adyfrei1en ons groBte
grItm1nen berborgernfen, benz lid
tpobI al1d) elm tpenig Neib betmtidte.
9mit lit ibrigens nod lange
nidt geiagt, boB Die merifmiiden
Snoultrien nift altd an ben 8etpin-
men oieles guftruges tbeilnebmer
peroen, benin ein groBerer Sbetl BEG
ben0tbigten 8obmuteriaIs miro tpobl
bier3ulonbe gefauft tper6en miiiiet,
uno o1tBeroem lit es iebr mabridein'
Iidt oaB ote fana6ifde Sabrtforte1,
pie tie es idon Bel friiberen Gelegen'
beiten getban boben, nieoerlm einer
SheiI oes Muftrags m bieitge Str
men meiterpergeben per6en. neber.
oies lit, tpen1 mir redt beridtef ftno
[foit ser gorge aortraft on de fa1a'
loifde GilioIe Ser Amerifanifden So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11

Gin Mmsen5en8e.

Mngeiifts ser gera6e5u boari trG1t,
ben6en Gntltenungen ur6 8erleum,
ounqen, ueIde bon ser gftigen vi,
ItierfenpreiIe in inherent reutralen
2onoe perbreitet porben iino, be-
riibrt es ie6en 8obrbettiudenoen
tp%obItbueno, aus oem Mhunbe zines
@equers eine idIagen6e @ie6erle,
g1rrg al Ser aigen 5u B6ren.
Ser mgIifaniide 8iidof fit
NoroLGuropo, 9erbert 8urp, Der En-
tie un6 ein5ige Gngldnber, tpeld)er
udhren6 bes @rieges na4 Deutid,
Ion6 5ugeIoIien tp11r6e, lit nod eng
Iano 5urifgefebrt uno bot ietne @r'
fohrrnqen MIN IN Ser Ereiie perof=
fentlidf. 9ie 3eitunge1 bradten
ieine WittbeiIungen an berborragen,
ser @telle. giid)of 8urp bob Die
Sof1idfeit ser beutiden WiIitar-ge
horoen berpor, meIde linn bereituil,
Tia Sic 8er~beiIerungen in bem 2age1
fir britiide @efangene GIT @ubleben
aeiqten un6 linn geitatteten, cine Dol.
Ie ISOLDE BORT a~u5ubringen. Ser 8i:
id,of madte feline @rlebnifie gum
Geqen5fmo elmer Nrebigt Dor ether
grosen 3uboreridoft. @r fogte Sol:
gen6es:
rMein geiud tpor fir sic Mdme,
cine groBe 1eberroidung, 90 id oe1
einaiqe gngIGn6er Bin, Ser mdhrenf
Beg Rrieges nod gel1tidlano 5ngelai:
len tpuroe. Sd erfldrte ibnen, bot
ih o11f cine ginIooung Der oertIder
geh0roen ur6 nit boiler sunftior
meiner eige1en Regierrng a1s @i'
idof BON Nor6-guropa gefornme1
fei. Z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
Sur sage.

Sn ser Mntuort ser miierten a1f
6os 6rie6ensanerbieten Der Mittel-
nradte miro ou9 &umdnien als cine
Der Nationen genannt, Sic it9 CUR
8ertbei0igang Ser 5reibeit ibrer SOL
fer ereirigt batten. EbotiddIi6 lit
sic 6reibeit ser &11maner bon feiner
|Seite bebrobt moroen, 6ie obtge
Ebrale lit oIlo meiter nidts aiS cine
ser befannten aniierter 9iigen. ~9ie
l1mltan6e, bon 6ene11 ser SOIL bes
&umdnemf0nigs 6er6inano begleitet
it," idrieb anldBli9 ieiner 6ludt
nod @11B1an6 sic Seem Sort @pening
Maif, uunteridei6en ii9 in getpiiier
8e3iebung BON benientgen. Die oas
ungIiid ser anoeren 8alfanfiriten
berbeifibrten. @erbten, Montene,
gro uno Mlbnnier lagen um @ege
fdmpfenoer Mrmeen. <mdnien NOR
giinftiger gelegen als trgeno elmer
{einer Modborr ouf ser 9albiniel.
Gs tpor nidt Dor sic @ap geiteat,
ser Snpoiion @iberitmo entgegen gu
iesen ooer elmer friegfubrenoen
Meadt oen 3utritt at ieinem @ebiet
5n geitatten. 40nig 5erotnano mar.
tete LANCER ols 5mei Sabre uno i9loB
iid ldIiebIih ser Hartei on, pelde
ibm before Musiidten auf @ebtets-
5utpads o15ubieten idien. Gin 5u-
fdQiger l1mitano, Ser sic Gage &onig
6erbinnnos nnertrdgli4er maH als
sic irgeno zines ietner 9eioensgenoi'
fen, lit ser TomiIien3tpiit, Ben er
ieIbIt 6urd fem Mbenteuer bero1f be.
idmoren bot. St muB eine1 riht
q%erinqen 5dreden befommen baben,
als er sic BON ieinem 8ruoer, einem
General ser 6euti9en 4rmee, erlaI-
iene ErofIamation lns, in tpelder
6er}elbe 6em rumdniiden 8olfe 5u
Der teben COB, oaB es 6ie groberer
nidt au fiirdten bdtte, uno oaB er
MIR no9 &umdrien gefomre1 lei,
Inn SEN perr6tberiiden &onig 5n be-
Itrofen. Sic bortnddige @eigerr1ng
@6niq @~onItontins bon @riedenlano,
lth Ser entente an5ulhlteBen, laBt
iidl Ieidt aus onoeren @riinben er-
fIGren aIs aus Sen fiir5li4 ptel ge-
borten, ooB feline @attin oes aoifers
5dtpei tier lei. Gos gil6 Der in Sic
gerbannung geididten 4onige, Sic
iid o,f sic 9iIfeleiitung Der Maiier'
ten perIieben. fdtpebt ibm itets Dor
Mngen." Ser @riedenfonig 1T ebe11
fIiger getpeier aIs Sic anoeren. Die
Gpening MaiI bot redt. Ct bot 1ie-
Der bic ihtperiten 9rangialierrngen
bon SEN miierten ero1,l6et als iein
2ano in sic shreden zines ausfdts-
loien arieges an ser seite Der 9ni'
ierten geitiirat. 8umdnten bot iid
ul,f Sic Mniierten o%erIaifen uno bot
es idtper biiBen miiI1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
allen umitdnoen at perbin6ern, bon

aQen nmitd1tben at berbin6ern, bon
uno gong erreidt. sic baben e5 fer
ner erreidt, baB Die engliide mie oie
frm50iiide @ebrmadt 6urd bie RE,
ligen 8erluite, Die iie ibnen 5ugefugt
boben, i9tper eridiittert 1T uno oaB
meitere @erluite, STE @eitfrom at
ourdybred)en, iest b0aig au5iiats1o5
%getporben iin6.
@ie bon ser tpeitliden Srom &C.
meI6et miro, 1in6 sic 6ettiden Stel'
lunqen an Der CONNIE iebt ftarffer
u%1sgebout ols 5upor. 3m0lf 2tnten
ItuffeImei1e bintereinart6er ~liegenoer
Tortififationen modem ie6es 9urd},
6ringert ser bertidert 6ront 5tr OBJ
IoIuten nnm0gIi9feit. 9ie Mrtiaerie,
an Ser sic Mniierter1 IN Ser CONNIE.
|@dIadt beoeuten6 iiberIegen paren,
lit 10 beritdirH, 6ab tie iebt bent @eg'
ner getpodien lit, un6 ou6 Die SSn,
fanterie tit peientlid beritdrft, 10 BOB
sic m1merii9e neberlegenbeit Der
gngldn6er un6 Gran5oien Big GIT et'
mem gepiiIen @ro6e ousgegliden tit.
9ug aber iin6 Grrungeni4often,
sic enti6eioen6 fir 6en gerlmtf Der
ueiteren Sperattonen fem meroen.
9uB Sic Gqiierten a1d nnter oteie1
rmltGn6en cine 11ele Shemii pe ber-
iufen tper6en, 1T iebr tpobl mogli4.
STE befin6e1 iid getptherma BEN IN Ell
ner 3mmgsIage un6 miiiien gegen
SEN 6eutiden @iientpon aniturmen,
Inn sic Jortieb1tng bes &rieges Dor
ibren BoIfern 5t mottnieren. Mber
pom rein militdriiden @tan6punfte
betrodtet, miir6e 6ieie Sffeniipe Elm
@obnlinr fem, Ser nod groBere
0pfer erfor6ern un6 nod %geringere
@ei uItate fir 6te Mqiierten brtngen
miir6e, uIs Die Iette SHeniibe. Ser
@eg no9 Often lit 6en aaiierten
oa1terno peridIoiien. Sos lit oas
@eiultot ser gigantiiden @dladt an
ser Connie un6 besbaB lit Ser Scot
Ter bodig beredtigt, bon etnem glan'
3enoen Siege Ser oe1tiden @affen
a1 re1en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
Ser sie8 an Der somme,

9ie Mliierten baben leit Monaten
nit befannter unperfrorenbett aui
ibre @rfolge on Ser 9omme binge=
mielen. sic baben tapfer gefampft
lie baben gong rieiige Opfer sebrodt
uno boour9 5a1d einige @ortbeile En-
rungen, bie tie ni4t MIR als grobe
Siege aufgebm1iM baben, io1oern in
oenen lie o1t6 cine iidere @etpabr
fir einen entldei6en6en grfolg IN
ser 3ufunft at erbliden %porgeben:
Sic @dladt an Ser CONNIE, oie
flint Monote nit geringen ltnterbre=
da1rgen getpitbet bat, lit 5u @n6e.
grid)0pfung in sem &eiben Ser
miierten bh onen peiteren Opera
tionen porImnfig Elm @n6e gemadt
Fun6 Scatter @tlbelm bot NIT elmer
boben Reconsideration 6em 9odit=
fomman6ieren0en an ser 5omme,
oern &ronprin5en @tppredt bon
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