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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23

Dem 8orfbsn6en bes Braun
fdtpeigsr beutfden 5lottenoersins 1T
nadfolgsnbes Sdreibsn BEG Grobobs
mfraIs Don aoitsr 3ugsqanasu: pie
prdfi6iolgefhdftsftsus oe5 0eutfden
JIottsnbereins teilt mir nit. odb i'm
6er3ogtum 8rounfAfpeig anldbli4 beg
Spfertu9es fir Die beutfde 6,otte iiber
100000 Wort einoeganQsn finb. gs
1T oies Elm bo6it erfreulifes grgebs
nis, fir bas i6 nitt ermangetn m5hts,
alien oensn, bic gum Gstingsn mitgss
6olfsn baben. i'm Pamen unferer bros
ben 9luuiaden berbinoIidsn 0dn'
aussuiprs9sn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
9ie y9eutidenireunoe" Der
SaruarO uniuerjitdt.

8or 0cn Mlumn,n un6 irllhercr
Sm0cutcn Der Sorbor6.llniberiitot
;in6 iriolQe ocs europoiifen SrleQcg
- acitcrbcn. 7ie raiitcn 6onou
iour6cu aui 6e1u ciiropGiihen> hlodt
icl6e artohtct. g9ie cine filr3Iif, her
''cntl'dte 2jite 3eiot. hohen iif i'm
0on3cn IA I}itqlieacr Ser ltnipcrii
tat 3lr Hricpshienitcn in europe &C
mrI6et.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
EXTRA
Silistreu;er MOue uou SasO=
sng Suriidsetebrt.
Berlin. %. Bar,

Sas NcidISmariueamt mnd)te bcnit
bcfnnnt, hak Scr beutidic 6ilfstrcn.
scr yMGpc" npn ciuer s'uciten &rcn,-
tnnr i'm ItlOntiidlcn S3can in cineu
Marincbcimbnfcn snriif0efcbrt lit.
gtGdl scr ScfanntmadlnnG bat oic
, Wonr" % Sampiidliife nno iiiui
Scgelidliffc oun SliiGmmen 123,100
Gnuncn crbcutct, rcip. nerieptt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
6eBeriide ReiOlution.
g}c'r gorf, q. D2Gr7

gin rom llnion 2eaQue Qtu5
IN cjqcr Situn1 am Ilcn3tc.; ;oben0
in Hqm }lnrf on1cncmmercr @c
it1IuI icnt om Gnhe, .Tieiet Glut
iar6c,t ms ometifoniice 8oIf nui.
fit har Chotiohc bGrubt 3t mer6en,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
&un iueittraaenSen ,sofaeu.
aanIos Gitn, no, 10. We1rs,

Sdnlos Gttn, No, 10. W1r5.
Gie tntiheibitnq Ses gun6es-
rbcraeric9ts in Snhen oes g6omIon-
ihcu @eiCeeS beocutct nof anIidlt
tnn 5ronf Soacrmon 5peaial Butt
ocaonro!t i'm ioo. NIiiiolri CfIobo-
mo & @1llf 0otn 6oa. 6o8 enhe
offer 5treife in Snouitricn ODER
3Ifcutlihtn @ctricbcn. Die Dem 5pi.
IdenItaatIiden 8erfebr oicncn. Sn
3lIfltnit, 70 icate Scrr Sooermon.
'Hiro bieneift Die 3miifcnitootIide
@crfcbc9fonlmiiiion nit Der ShIid.
tilnG iolter 9i5butc bctrout mcr6en,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23

- G'n Gpisfnpot5iit,rf in Ghio
iIlht On Sinrmel on, or m5Qc 6'1
Ser. @tLotct nit ciHe'u 0r;col ieq,
npn. Gin icItinmer fonr 6es Sirl
mPISl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
1cne t'inie piel itGrfer.
1ienitfGhiae 9eO0lfernne ,unrbc nit
nenDnt men.
0lntitcrhom. 30. n}Gr3

\
Cine @erlirer Tcpe'd)e on 6a.
l>nHhclabntt iolt ni e;ner gcihrci
tlnQ Scs oeltitcn 8iif5u98 an ber
.pcitIid'en dront:
70 scr pcrIolicue Grm6 run gum
Sd,Iottfel6 ocpor6cn it, NOR e@ No
itid oac3 3lt 8critoren. pn$ hemtScin.
DC irQcn0mic bon gIrber iciu tonntc
olS gScne, GbNof uno g9niicrocrior
puno. Gle 3crit5rung mur6e rid
iidtslos ml50cfiihrt. o6cr NOS Der
5cirbc frincn miIit1riihcn 8orttciI
trinncn 'onnte, mur6c ocidlont.
Iic @cp6Iferund. Sic militdrhicnit
i3hiq mor miy6c fort0ciiihrt. horiit
Tie nldt in bic 9(rree 6es 5cin6es
elnncrclft miir0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
MOamiOn 0cleb per=
falinngsmabig.
WehruuSnaben Der @ahncu anf 40
hts 80 Millioncu Dollars i'm
.Snbr geidlast.
G@nihl11tnn. 10. M}ars.

~>>ulptltbluIls ~. NrIuLn.
IN ciRcr cpohemahcn0cn Gnt~
'bcl0mo. Sic 0nfiir b0It. 6o6 Der
GonareF hoIc 9efllqniB bo6e, Die
"oudIc hc@ 5luiihGnitoatIihcn Ser.
tchrs oficn SIT boItcn. crfldrtc oas
@lmbc&o5cr6criht in @oIbinqton
2. Z. ON 9Pontoa OoS 9IoaminnId,e
%ht'hm6cnGcicb fitr berfniIrnaSmd.
RIG luth nnrhf hr5ar II, 3eocr 9c3,e.
tlul0. Gic unmittelbure @irfuno ole.
Ter Gilt'hcimlng lit Sic. onR Scr Adlf.
'ulhCntGg sur onucrr0cn 8rltneInae
ecr Snblunt0 unu @ticn6nhnanoeIteu-
ten III 3miidenitootlihcn gicrfchr ae.
nN6t miro. Bur Grreihunq oiclcs
3lcI5 battcn Die VohnonoCitelltpn be.
rcltS 3lncimoI nit rinem MUSTARD &C.
nrnht. Gie 3uoonqeitcIlten erboItcn
lrtt. npnl I. ,Soluor 6icics ISobres on
Gcrednd rinc Snhncrh0bllnq bon ur.
Nctobr 25 l%ro5rllt. mas ocn 8obnoe.
lcIlid'citcn Mcbrtoitcn BON $4,000.
GOO bis $50.000,0OO i'm 1Sohr berllr.
iahcn miro
Ter o5crite @crift8bof 0cs oon6eS
crtlnrtc Atrh oen Wuno hes GbcFrid.
tcrS 9@bjtr ooi Sic Q4ohnen uno Die
NnaclCcIltcu EN- @cihGit bctreiben,
mcIhcS I'M oiicntlidcn Snterelfe Iieqt,
uno nub Ser GpngreB beIugt lei.
:pond9mcilc cine 5trcitiofeit 5miId)e.e
"obnNc'cIlihoitcn uno 9lngcftcIlten
At id'Iihtcr, lrcldlcr 6ic 4ufrchter~
hoItmto ocS 0obnbetriebs beNrobt,
Strcifredt beidrauft.
GbcfriCbtcr Mbitc ipruh ferner
Sic S.niiAt aus. 6ab oa3 Rcht 9lnae.
'tcIItcr %ohnforberlngcn gu ItcIlen
unr 6ll ltrtlfcnmenn lie ihncn nitt be-.
ImIlIlQt mtr0cn, be5p. iidl nit onoerer
Ecrioncn 3lr Grrcifun9 oes 2ieIcs.
jn ncrhnlncn iclbitperit1noIih bee
nrcn3t lei mcnn tie in cincm &C.
l'hoIlS3mcig bcihoitiat iino. ser ocng
ciientIlhCn SSntcreilc oient.
&n Der @ntiheioung bciBt es
inter onhereuL bob Dos aoout.
l9n'it}e tSelcb mc0cr uuourd,.
nhr5ur, nod fnnflStoturiid ODER cra
pGimcuteG lei. ooF ser GonareB oiesA
itcbr III jeocr t3eiie bcfllot fef,
3mongspciic ldlieoSocridtlide5hIid..
inna berhet5ufiibren. mem cs fidl 90.
rnm bdnoeIt Den 3niifcnItoottid)cu
%crtebr nlitrcdlt 3t crhnItcn. aiidJfer
.HcStcnno iproh ouRcroem 0ic ST.
'rnrhIng oltS, onk Der GongrcR bic
Glnnobmcn 6cr Gilcu6nbnen erh6bclp
Iireroe 9of hje Giicubabn9cieafhdf.
ten zen Gon0rcf oor,m criudeu mer-
an Ait 1I3 lihcr.
GencrHIonpoIt @rcQorn crfIGrte
on 9!bcn6, Die gntideionng 6cs @ln-
5cSohcrGeridltS lei ielhltperit1nolib
IN bohitcn @roo befric6iocnb fir ote
NcGlcrlnn lnb iilate bin3u: .Oie
Gntld,clo:Ing erIehigt eritenS 6ic &c.
moItlqcn SSra1en meIhe unmittctbor
bctroifen mcrocn lmo miro 3lucitcns
cinen GiniIi'B mf onoere erogcn ba-.
ben, Die lid, entmideln moaen".
Nod Sen 2@eoingungcn, mie tie
in llrbcreind'ilnmunn nit ben sSorbc.
rlngcn ncs Nonmionfhen 8efctes in
ocln bon ben Vertrctern Der 9riibcr-
'toften, Der Giienbobncn rho ben
ihriaen GPitqlic6eru Ses GomiteS
untcr5eidlneten Sl6fonrmen efrthoItrr
luno, mcr6en Die GeboltsIiiten Der gi.
ienbnbncn nm rltnh 100000 900 er.
hnbt. Gdrnn boben iiber 100000
Nnocltell.c Der @abner ocn 8or-
thcll
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
Gnh licber 6eiuuhnheit.

sd tneiR. oob nan uns mie6er
oIs Rorhnrcn oer(e1tnlhcn miro. 22ir
fdmnfpn iehof, fir inierc Griiten5,
SIR Itonoen nod Der @5rpeiiunp I'M
ieres 5rie6eusonge6ot5 inter Dem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
3areupaar gefangcn
geiebt.
?lmneitic- nur lreibeitSmuniieitc Der
ncucn Rcgicruug. Nufrni
an bas Seer.
2nnhnn, ~. ll30r3


Sic rlliliifc Reoicrung bot onqg.
orhnct hoB hcr obgcictte Gar
ncbIt icincr Gcmohlin ais ieiner
Srcihcif pcrluitig on5uichcn 1T. un0
roB bclhc bchcr nod 3orsfoIe. Sctu
0ebrod,t mcrbcn inIIcn. mic Nelltcr,
%ctcrabur9cr Correspondent nm
gtithuoh nod Berlin 0rpcitirtc.
lic prnniioriid)e Hcgjerlnl bat
sen @od)Itbctroq oes RopicrQeIbea.
neId,cs oie ruiiiidlc Staotsbont aus.
3lgcben bcrcd1flqt 1T, Inn 1000,
O0O.000 9fnbel crhobt.
6crncr lit cine al1cmcinc po.
litlid)c 9Inncltic 1nqeoronct morben,
Ter Hegicrl!noscrIoG onrilbcr Inttti
Zen Qcbictcriidlcn 1nrherrnQcn
beg notionoIen 0clniiicns nntQehcno.
I'M 9tancu scr qeIhidtIihen @crcd,.
ti0feit uno aus 9lnloB bes enbIidIea
Srillnnpba Der ncuen ouf 9ledt unN
Srcibeit degriInhetcn ueiteu Rc0ic'
rtn1 nrhncn mir cine ollgcmcint
HmlcItie an.
Gin ncitcres WonifeIt ser Hcoic
runn bcitctiQt oic &erfoiiun0 bon
Sirr!onh uro oronct ;hrc bnlIe Nr'
meubunQ an Go$ RoniicIt &C
mohrt nucn boIitiid,cn @cfonJcutl
IN 6innlon6 9Imncitie IS iicht Tprncr
cine hnI0inc Ginterlifung 6es finni.
Iten 2nuhtnges pnr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
SinOenbnrg's ncner
Shad)Sng.
&crcitclt lIGnc Der Tntente nno
iiberlGft Dem GciuS Elm initemu.
tiif 5eritGrtcs SriimmerfelS,
Q'erIill. 30. g20r3


9ie 4forQcIlblottcr nm giontoQ
dobcn hCm oClItlhcu Nolrc oie critic
lfndlritt non oen 0roRcn H&onGh;n.
gen. Die lid 5ur5cit an Der SSrort III
Srontrcid pnll3ichcn. SGnlnnlidlc
prGfcrcn @I0ticr briugen9lrtitcl pnu
Observation-Disclosures, IN 0cueu
horof hinQcmicieu nirn, nnR e$ id,
Inn cincu grob ongeIcgtcn EIm oe3
'8cncrnIitobS bnm0rlt, ciuc Gntihci.
6llna an Der HGtfrout herbci5ltfilb
rem. cinClINtciiterpIg 3u tblin, Die bis
hcriocn &orbcrcitun9cn Der Gntentc
mir cine Siicniiuc 5l DereiteIr lm9
6en oeutihcn 2rrppcn cinen ctihie.
@Cncn @ortbeil 81 ldlofien. 9uc Oieic
%HrtifeI cnthoItcn hic boqc 3uncr'id't
III tScncralfcIbmnridoa bon @uoen-
bnrnS ,|trnteGlr.
Tic Iclltidle SogeS5citlm1 ioat
.Gs 1T Dies niht ser crlte Itrutcal,
i.he Rild3uQ Ninhcuhurqs IN oicicnI
HriCn; men 6cnfc mr. IN ieInca are
brn NiIt5ug nor 9Nnridlau un6 an Die
Ndlmllug eiuco lbeiIs bon Siebcr,
h.lracn 9is ictt hobcn 0ieie Jiif
6iiQe NlnNenblrQo INNER hmoertfGl.
t!N Sriihte octro1en, 10 f0nncu mn
mldl hicicm nclieIteu 3uN nit hcnl
nollltcnNcrtraucn. ooB cr hosGolipicI
al ncurn 6cItihen CriolQen 1T, ent
pcQcnichcn" 0ie Mor1enpoit ioqt
~ToS oe,ttidle @olt fonn un6 mliI
rnS abc4i':e 3Htroucn 81 icincn Sil1
rerll, beionhcrs Sinocn5urg mo ic,,
nom tGhiaelt Sclfcr bon 2uoSen0orff.
hobeit. G.ic GntmifIung Der 9inQc
fom in riihigcr 31tncriidrt obocmortci
mcrocn." gic @ri'iid'e 3eitltnG ioat
.,93ir bitrfcn nidlt bcrGciien, oof Der
'cIhc NinSenbur0 6cu6cio5ug i'll Sic.
bcuhilrncn NIT eincm Hlld5uq be-
Qnnn, nnS hcricIbe i'm Sp1tjotr 1914
Elm crohertcs. Stiid bon Ncler oniqaIl
INN Damn mic elm 0Iitid,loa uu' oil
Ruiien gu sallcn: bicicr 8in6enbitr.;
iicbt MN oI5 Shlnd,tcnIenfrr on Der
I3cItfrnnt.
9cne Ginie niel itdrfer.
leltidIcs Snnptquorticr I'M g2eItcr
20. Ofdr5
Die 6c1tidlen Eruppcn on Der
@citircnt tobcn Dem @roncr cincu
(ScldnbcI;rci'cn iihcrIoiien. Der inter
onhercm ouh bic St1otr pcrnmc
unH @nIpolmc eiuihIicbt. 2ie oIteu
SteIllnaeu tittcu geboItcn mer6en
t9nneu; 6ic C5c5ictsaltfoobc Miro nor
3liitdnhiucr ScitC ole unbebcuten6
rooc0en 0ic rcllc nerfilr5tc hcutihl
@inic oIa oicI It1rfer 6cnu Die friiberl
tr3cihnct.
1ieuitfGhiae @.o0lfernno ,unrbc nit,
grnOmmcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
s0e...

ssoci,, rs 5egen 0ie beriprnfcnC
1cillo,sr itpe 5u nertbeioiocn.
.a;Sir tl)dtrn 3, Inn uHIothige0eibcn
6ll otrh;jIen. Sir hos. mos iid) erciG-
ncn nIuBtc. tragcn mir nid)t Die Scr
GntlDortlng.
Sereits eeidlcfen.
n@ir crlparten ou6. baB Sic On
tcnte einen groBcn Sieg heanIprtdcl
unb bchnrptcn miro. Tie bate hos &c
rGlrntte ,Schiet erobcrt. Sic bot c3
riht erobcrt. Sic bat feline Shlodlt
Qclunnncn. @ir oebcn nictt 0eS fene
Iifcn Guides baIber 5Eriit, iouocrn
neil mir unlcre meltIid,e Ssront luE
hnlten, % oaB inns Die SSrttiatiDc &C
iictert blcibt. 25n NIciher g8eiie nobnl
cSclbnlnrifoIl bon &IEoenburn irt
@inter oeS SSahre$ 1915 icine 2inicn
IN HoIer snrilf. Inn sic Qrobe Sficn.
iioe 0c3 ioI9enhcn S2SobreS 5u erm00
lirhcn urb ebenin erloubtcn mir i'm
Icbtn CONNER sen gfunGncn ilbcr
sic Norpntheu 5u murihireu, nm
ihrc &ecre ouierboIb ser eigcneu 81
MEN ihlaQen 3u fonncn.
sic rlnlGnlid,e Gontpogne Seiqt
Gie 4tGaIlhfeiten ser Aegenm0rtigeu
9Gueguno. GS lit ole ein5ige Stru,
icoie, Sic cine Gntiheiounn oif 6cn.
neit(iden ariegSihoupIob berbcifilb
rem fonn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
gSiliOn's 9tOte an Garrau;a.
gNnihinntrn- %. M(Gr

9@nlhlnntrn. 20. Qtor5
Sic AntC on ScnCroI GnrrnN5n.
II pclhcr otiicu &orihInQ elmer ncil,
trolcn 9lrtiol ocu Tricocn filr turo.
"a hlrd, 9luihcbunQ offer 9Iu5fubr
ron &rrr0thcn flr 0ic Nricofi!hreu
ncn bcrbripfilbren, obNclcbnt miro.
lmlr0e om Qicuston nom StautShcr
portcmciit in 2&ahinQton z. G..
uerGiicntlid't.
9Il5 @uIn6 fiir sic 9lbIcbmnG 'pltr'
Sc nuf Sic orihcinen6c Noifmnn&.
lniiGfeit. sen 5ric0cn IN oicier 3cit SIT
crlonocu hinQclpicicn, mas ou3 ocut
irlIthtlcicn Ncrliidb hc& 9iroNhcntrl
23ilion. 'orpie aus 9eltitlonhaWan
AaGcrifp lun ,Snpan IN hen Grica nit
sen Ncr. lStootcn 81 ncrnideln Fcr
lorocbt. g9fiter ,rurhc mgclilbrt.
nof cine 0onocl$2c'hrontlno fir bic
Qriroiibyenocn I'M GrunHe Gcnom
men cine rmclltrnIe NonbIun0 icin
ipiir0c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
lSa &crmittlmra nidlt onfhnItcn.

.5rrb cIl(0em" 10 itltcBt Die NO
ic ,nod,tc scr YrdIiccut nid,t 10 Der
'tonNen nprhcu ais milnidle CT. Den
sSortitritt elmer 9elrcNung sur SSic-
>eroinotmc irieblid)er 8csiebunGcn
untcr heu Grielfiihrcnocn 5u binOrrr
Gr mGdltc 0ahcr bel Der mcrifonlid)cr
Ntcoicrunn mint boS @cfilbI erlrcfen
rof Icine lluiobiqfcit. bel Dem gcaen
m1rtilcu Stmo Der 9In0cIcacnhciten
2r hon0cln III iroeno clncr @ciic Ser
hnben i0cGlrn gl1lfioiilrng @cncrdI
Gorrun3oS cntneQenItcht.. hurd 81,
'anlmempirtunn r1it mbercn uc,tra
len Reoicrunacn. inter glnbietna
irelnhlihcr 9$rmittIunh bc2 gthe
res idrctlichen 4riegS bcrbci3liilD'
rem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-23
Nmfrnf all oaS Seer.

~OlluuH. II -ptu( 4.
Iic nrroiioriid'e Rcqierlmo IN
Gctcrsbltrg bntte noh NtclNung
tincr Rcutcrbepeihe pom Wittmod'
cincn 9lu'ruf on ho$ Seer erlniieu
lpcId'cr nnm Observation-Disclosures
gopop mn rem Gric05miriitcr Sud
fom ,ntcr3citnct iit. Gr Ioutet:
a2os Rolf mirn nuItnr1bc icin. Die
REORGANIZATION int 2lnncrcn Rlti'
!onns ourd,uiiibren~ oorousocictt
cob ea Gcocn SEN olrbcrcn Seine ont
lcrthei0iQt miro. 3ic AcoiCrund 1T
ilbcr3cu,,;. bob iidl bie 9lrrcc. eindc
Scntt Sicicr Ihntinde, ioliooriih cr
fI0rcn, sc 9is3iplin ollircdt crboIten
lnb ecS 4eltGcrItc tbm miro. Den
Nriea 81 cincm iieatcihcn gu6e 3u
iilhrcn."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
MEANS HAS RELATIONS
WITH GERMAN AGENT

NEW YORK. Sept. lT.-PaperS and
memoranda found IN the apartment
hero Of CASTOR b. Means Indicate that
he had business dealings with Captain
Franz Won Pnpen, recalled German na-
val nttache (which wnro not favornhl"
To the allies" according to n statemnnt
mad- tonight by Assistant District At
torney DoOling. Those papers wore
found during tho district attorneys In
vestigatiOn of Means affairs In conncc-
ton with MI inquiry into the Inyster-
ious death at Concord. N. C.. Of Mrs.
Alaudn King. "A wealthy widow for whom
he acted MS business agent.
Names mentioned in memoranda. &C
cnrding to Air. Donling. include those OF
several United States senators and rep
rcS-ntativeS. There also was found
Information concerning tho output OF
manufacturing plants In various partr
of the country. some of which were
manufacturing munitions for the Unit
ed States and the Entente Allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Argentine Ministers
Action is DiSayOWed
Buenos Aires Government
Resents Implication That
All is Lovely.

BUENoS AIRES, Sept 1.-THE re-
port from Berlin. that DR.. Luis B. Mo
linz the Argentine minister to Ger
r:any, had explained to the German
government that handing Of passports
by Argentina to Count Won Luxburg, the
German minister. was personal mat
ter. and did nc signify a rupture Of re-
lattons was rlassed as Of doubtful &C
curacy by Foreign Minister Pueyrredou
todsy. 1t was true that rupture had
not been created by handing Count Won
l.uxburg his passports. tho foreign min
lister stated, but Dr.. Moltna's instruc-
lions did not provide, for any eHplana-
ton Of the situation to Germany.
The foreign minister reiterated today
that there viii be rupture with Ger
many If the latter's explanation Of the
Iuxburs Incident Is not absolutely sat-
isTactory. LA requested the senate to
abandon the proposed secret session set
for today to consider the matter, as he
prefers 10 mako all explanations at a
public session later in the week
No request for safe conduct has
been received from Count Won Lu1burY.
He has notified the foreign office. how
ever. that he plans to leave Argentina
by 2 Dutch steamer sailing September
IS, or on q Spanish vessel. October 9.
Since being handed his passports Count
Won Luxburg. 1t was stated has been
circulating the statement that the idea
OF sinking Argentine ships without leav-
ing tIacs was suggested to him by the
foreign minister Of Argentina as a
means Of preventing complications. This
statement was characterized by Foreign
Minister PueJTredon as the greatest
most shameful barcfaced lie in his Off
ctal experience.
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Automobile Accessory
Men Plead Not Guilty

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-Sevcntcen in
dtvidual defendants named IN the SHEER
man law indictments returned last
month by tho federal grand jury charg-
Ing the individuals and corporations IN
cludci IN tho membership Of The Ma
ton Association of Automobile Access
sorry Johbcrs with restraint ut trade. In
attempting 10 monnpolizc. price liking
and hlnckIistInE. appeared today before
IudEo William Il. Sheppard In the
United states district court and through
their counsel entered tentative pleas u:
no gully.
Wit the consent nf Henry a. Caller.
srncnl government prosecutor. tho de-
PENDANTS wrru given until October 10
Ia demur or tuku amy other action they
mny consider necessary to their dcfnHc.
Until then Inc defendants were r"l"asnd
IN hail OF $4,000 ruch. The corporate
defendants. who number seventeen. will
be- called for pleading later In tn" weak.
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MARSHALL VETERANS
TO MEET TOMORROW
ANNUAL SESSION. OF COUNTY AS
9OCIATION WILL BE HELD III
MOUHDSVHLE.

Marshall County Veterans Assoc1a-
ton will hold It's annual convention
here Wednesday. September 10. In tS~
circuit court chamber at the court
house. Arrangements for the annual
meeting have practically been complet-
ed. The convention will be IN session
but one day. but II IL probable the boys
OF tho Civil and Spanish American
wars VIII remain In the city IN q body
to participate In the big farewell for
the county Lads who entraIn Thursday
afternoon for Camp Lee.
Hon. Charles L. Carrisan. OF this c1tJ',
will deliver An address Wednesday ar
ornoon at the annual Camp Fire.
The convention will convene early
Wednesday morning with tho following
program:
Opening song. Amertca.
lFayeT 10y SIlaplall
Roll call
Short memorial service.
Transaction OF business.
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VALVE5IT MORE
THAN HIS FARM
Wants to Tell World How Tanlac
Helped Him, He Says
Joe NJ. Vinson Gained Fifteen
Pounds in Weight
II Sure Am Different Man
Since I Took Tanlac," He
Declares

It'd rather lose my whole farm.
stock and everything on 1t than be
back In the fix was before Tanlac
restored my health" said Joe NJ. Vim
son. g we'll known and prosperous
farmer, living on route ., out of Love,
Miss.
Three years ago my stomach got
out of shape, and I had been going
down hill ever since" he continued
Il couldn't digest my food and for
eight months I had to live on the
whites of eggs and butter1nilk. + was
so nervous Just couldn't sleep and
suffered 80 much misery from ind!ges-
ton that I felt good for nothing all
the time. Gas would form on uy
stomach and swell me so I couldn't
button my clothes; my head ached
like 1t would pop open and would
get 80 dizzy and blind I would nearly
drop. I would have awful smothering
spells and almost choke to death.
II sure am q different man now
since I took Tanlac. can just eat
anything want and never have bit
Of trouble with 1t. I have gained fl
teen pounds IN weight and my
strength has come back until can
do as big days work as ever could.
All the misery and swelling has gone
from my stomach. and the headaches
and smothering spells are thing Of
the past. I have got such wonderful
relief nom Tanlao that l feel 1t my
duty to let the world know about It,"
The genuine Tanlac is sold in
Wheeling by C. n. Griest & Co.
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GENERAL ALEX|EFF
REORCANIz|NG THE
MUSCOVITE ARMY

WASHIGTONN. Sept. 17.--Cicneral
nrand Of the Russian armies will be fol-
lowed by Il general reorganization in
which old generals will give place Ia
Lew ONES.
First definite news Of the rchrEanizl-
thn was received AT tho russian en-
hassy to-day IN dispatches from retr"-
grad. Confidence "f the troops Is heins
=, stored Ivy the removal of the former
generals the dispatches said. and the
situation Ia rapidly clearing.
Tho kurt!lpff uprising seems 70 have
IN on qi"llcd without bloodahcd and Rus
ninn officials hero any that the govern
iurnt NOW IL stronger than ever. Tue
rlElnal trouble might have hc"1
nroIdrd. lluSsians mere feel. X the
rmiSsnrieS from EorniloT Ind been able
In rXpInln the situation clearly TO the
government. and It is believed TINT q
miHink" WIS made in selecting the MEN
TO net ~ Yn-bctwpcns between kornilnfr
and tho government.
Tho Cossark movement Is not consul
cred serious my longer. although II Is
not cvor with. Strong discipline has
been established in the army by General
Al"Airff aud the spirit Of the troops Is
snid 10 no excellent. Tho advices 10 the
I;ufsIan embassy here say that II the
rebels Ind known Of the true conditions
In I'cirmernd they would not have made
my move III the nRtur" of an armed re-
bclllon. The government Is in good
shane now. officials said. to quelI any
hing In tho nature OF chuntcr-rcvolu~
ton and can present a united front to
tho German foe.
Tho military situation Is said to be
progressing satisfactorily and the
Arrnica arc fulfilling their task of keep
ing M many Germans as possible on
The Russian front. This Is indicated by
the report TINT the Germans now have
more troops than ever before the
Russian lines. During the last five days
tho Russian troops have rcsaincd seven
miles
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CATHEDRAL HIGH
. NAMES OFFICERS
ORGANIZATION OF FIVE CoMPAN-
mS OF CADETS IS ANNOUNCED
YESTERDAY.
Joseph N1ggsmyer Chosen MaJor-W1i4
March in Parades in Honor OF
Drafted Man

= Tho election 81 officers OF the Cattle
draI Ntssa school cadets was held yes
tsrdey. Five companies have been or
xantaed, as In past ySars- All compan-
los, as we'll as the Cathedral drum
corpx, will take part In the parade
Thursday afternoon IN honor OF the
drafted men OF Wheeling. II was an
nounoed last night and also In inc
Demonstration Saturday afternoon In
honor Of tho Ohio county drafted men
Brother Anselu,. In charge OF the
school announced the personnel or the
cffiosrs yesterday afternoon. Tho So
ieotiors woro ,Aade unanimously as fol-
lows:
Aajor-Joseph NisgemySr.
Adjutant-Georgo FaAey.
Company A-Captatn. Joseph Fanlc:
First Lieutenant. c. Kaltoroaca' Second
lieutenant Ben OorSuch-
Company B-Captain. O<vtuo Leo;
Ffsat Lieutenant Adrian Clark; Second
IAsutsnant. A Schroeder.
Company C-CaptaIn. Julian MADDEN:
.First. L&sutanane, Il. D1oknan: Second
Lieutenant. Edward ncEulty.
Company D-Captatn. Charles FetnleE:
rrst L4Autenant John Hiener; Second
.Iiausarant, John Carroll
r. Company E|Capta1n B. AcG2nnon
Fr& Lieutenant, A Cantor; SECOND
LlsuHenant. D. Kelley.
Drum Corps@apeA1n Charles Thonp-
eon1 First Lieutenant H. thompson
Dram Major, W. Thompson
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
VICTIM OF SUICIDE,
POSSIBLY OF MURDER

CHICAGO. Sept 1T--In tho bathroom
or an unfnrnlshod flat In ono OF tho
bettsr rusifenoe sections the ponoe 10
day found tho BODY OF woman about
twsnty-eix years old. expensivoly
dr.ssed A hse led from her mouth
to. tho gao fixture above. but tho gas
was no. turned on One OF tho NO
mans wrists had been al1nost savored
with a razor which WAS found on q
window sill In the parlor. The walls
and the floor Of the apartment wero
spattered with blood and there was a
bucket OF water with a sponge IN It
with which efforts apparently had
been made 70 wife up the stains.
complete rousseau. white satin gown.
slippers and expensive underwear vere
found In d trunk IN the flat
The onl Identification possible was a
postal card postruarted Decatur. Ills.
and addressed to Miss Josephine Parker.
IT was signed Clara and said. do not
worry. your furniture is on the way.
Mrs Lars Anderson said the woman
leased the flat n month ago but had re-
buffed attempts of the netghhors To TO
friendly and had been so eccentric the
neishbors had called her the German
SOY.