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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Mnilinperaiftmmg.

Sos Mnilin unb feline 8%erbinbun>
gen baben in Der Snbuitrie cine un>
geabnte 8e6eutung erlangt; namentz
li9 bat 9euti@lan6 bur@ bic Ser
iteuung bon Sarbitoffen, bic bermitz
tels biei es aus Dem @tetnfoblenteer
geponnenen @toffs er3eugt iper6en,
in menigen S%abr3ebnten ben @eltz
martt erobert. Ser @runbitoff fir al
bieie @emii@en @r3eugnif1e 1T bas
MnilinDl, bas ii@ bur@ fem Musfez
ZEN unb bur@ ben @eru9 10 nenig
bonn Ma6er unteri@etbet, baB cine
&erme@ielung aus l1npori i@tigtett
pobl gel9eben tann. SSn Sen @emt=
f@en 5abrtten iillb ielbitberftdnblt@
MaBregeln 9etroffen morben, I'M bic
@efabr elmer @ergiftung fir bic DR.
better berab5uieBen, un6 man barf
pobl iagen, bab Tdue BON Mnilinz
bergtftung in fol@en 8etrteben iebt
gu ben. Seltenbetten geb0ren. SIM
algemeinen finb fe au@ ni@t' einz
NAL lebensgefdbrltb, obglei9 ber 3uz
ftanb 6es @rtranften 3und@t duberft
be0entli9 eri@eint. Man muB ober
neben Der atuten au@ bter INNER
nod nit elmer 9ronti @en 8ergifz
tung re@nen, %penigitens 1T cine fol-
@e bebauptet, bon an6erer @ette
tretli@ nit glet@er @nti&iebenbett
beitritten mprben. @s bletben alio
INNER mod gentfe 5ragen ungel0t,
beren 8eantmortung nit Nid1i@!
auf bic grobe &one Der Mntltninbuz
itrte brtngen6 piini@ensmert 1ein
tpirbe. 9esbalb fat Der @tabsar5t
9r. Sresbe aus Miilbaufen einige
5Gue bon @ergiftung bef@rieben, bic
gu elmer peiteren Muftldrung oienen
tDnnen. Mu6 na@ ieiner @%rfabrung
itnb i@perere @ergiftungen in Mniz
linfabriten 1elbl auBerprbentli@ lelz
ten, ba bic Splgen zines @inatmens
Dber etnes 8enebens Der &letbung
nit Dem Sel NIT etntger Mufmertfamz
felt per1nieben tperben f0nnen. Sic
@efabr ma@ft nit Der 5unebmenDen
@erbreiturg bon MntlinDl, Dos nielz
fa@ fogar gu 10 notwithstanding me-
ben1G@li@en 9ingen mie CUR Ser
nt@tung Don mnse5iefer ben1bt miro,
bic bod getptB auf barmloiere Met1e
herbeigefiibrt perben tann. Dieter
MiBbrau@ batte in einem Der SAL
lie, bic ST.. Srespe bebanbelte, CUR
@ergiftung 9efiibrt. 9as Mniltn0l
mar eben ba unb tpur6e bon etnem
balbmi@ftgen Sungen, Der ni@ts
abnte BON Der 8ef@affenbeit bteier
5liHigfett, gum @inSetben Der 9anz
De benuBt, Tim Jrpitbeulen gu per<
treiben. Ser iunge Menf@ i@ltef NIT
einem bebeutenb iiingeren 8ruber 5uz
fammen, unb atpar in elmer 10 enz
gen 8ettftatt, baB er i'm getpDbnlt9
NIT benz. re@ten Mrm umfaBt bielt.
9abur@ trat bic %mertpirbige SOL
&c Elm, baB au4 Der fletne &nabe
bur@ 6os @tnatmen bon Mntltnoamz.
pfen, bic bon Der @anb bes 8rubers
aufitiegen, ertronfte. Ser dltere 8ruz
Der bate natirlib f@tperer gu BIZ
ben, aber au4 Der Dteridbrtge bot
benz berbetgebolten Mr5t einen re@t
bebenfli@en 3uftanb bar. 8efonoers
auffG1tg mar in betben 5Glen eine
gerabe3u blaugraue Mibfdrbung
bes @efi@ts, 11omentli9 an ben Sbz
re,1, auf ben 2ippen unb an Der Naz
ie. Mahbem Elm @rbreden eingetrez
ten par. berf@parb 6ie blale sssSarz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Sic &rte9s1a9e.
0ortiebung bon @eite II


letter 3eit aaf ausfliige perlegt.
Gen 8on1bar6ements bon Dober 11no
0ilnfirden lit 6ie 8eldieBung zines
engliiden @afens gefolgt. Mangate
in Ger @rafidaft SCENT un6 in Ser
Nabe Ser I~bemiemin6ung 6iente
6iesrnal Sen 6euti9en !ariegsi6iffen
als 3ieli6eibe. 3ieie &iibnbeit lGBt
ettpaS anoeres erfennen, ais 1pas uns
Die engliide 9eridte, iotpobl amtlide
mie nidtarntlide, m%ittbeiIten.
sii6lid BON Ser Scarpe, 10 miro
BON Berlin a1tli6 beridtet, muroe
Elm engliider Mngriff auf bei6en gei=
ten oeS MrraS=@ a1nbrai=@ eges nit
id1peren gerlulten fir Sen 6ein6 inn
Sonogemenge 5uriidgei6lagen. Mm
Gbemin 9es Comes, an ser frun50=
iiiden Jront, en6eten Snfanterie=
fampfe 0amit, 0aB Ole 9eutiden 8o-
oen gelpa1nen ur6 DEM Jein6e cine
Mn3abl @efangene a6nabmen.
Sllomeltlid bonn 0oiranlee ieben
Die 8riten lire e~rfolgloien Mngriffe
auf Die 6ulgoriiden @teaungen fort.
3miiden bem Gar6or= un6 Dem Doi=
ronl lee pur0en 5tpei engli11e Mero=
plane berabgebolt.
9as balbamtli9e @iener 6rem=
oenblatt bat cine grfldrung abge-
orrdt, 6aB 6ie acknowledgements
i6e &egterung nidt oana6 trudtet,
ruliii6es @ebiet gu ertperben. Srem-
De &egierungen miiiien ie6o6 in 6ie=
Ter Salt1ng Del terrei9=ungarns fein
3eiden Ser S6made erbliden. @ir
iino ni6t MIR entidloiien, beiBt es in
BENT @latt, a%l1s5ubalten, ion6ern iin6
m1d bonn militdrii6en iopobl tpie
bonn 0fonomiiden Stanopnnfte itarf
gen1tg, BEN &f ous5ufedten Unto
uni ere Jein6e, Die nns 6a5n 5tpingen,
81 ilbertpaltigen.
9euti6lan6s berihGrfter Soud-
bootfrieg gegen england u116 6eiien
Muiierten lit BON Sag 5u Sag mirf=
iamer getporoen, un6 Ser @eriorgltng
Ser @ntente=2dn6er nit 2ebensmit=
teln 1tebt oaber i'm 8or0ergr11n6 6es
Snterelies Ser on1erifanil6en &egie=
rlt1g. Sn Stauren beriebt ourd Be-
ridte Ger fran50iiiaen 1tn6 britiiden
&~riegsfommiiiion haben it6 NrGii-
Bent @ilion un6 fem &abinett ONT
5reitag entidloiien, 10 idnea als
moglid 6ie gauge perfigbare &raft
6eS 9an6eS ein5uieten, TIM Sic bon
IeutihIon6 iiber bie alliierten 2dn-
Ser berbangte 8loda0e 5u breden.
9ie rite Mufgabe Ser Ser. Staaten
miro 6aber iein, San6eIsidiffe in
moglidit groBer Mtr5abl, bela6en nit
2ebensmitteln, &riegsmaterial u. (.
~. na6 europa gu ienben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

tibe 9oaro nab elmer Sibmnq aln
.Smitag pe%rfiin6igte. IS mur6en
&eloll1tipren a11genonlnen, in tuel-
6en Sic 3eituttgen pegen vibrer
alarnrierenoen @eid)idten iiber sen
@etrei6emarft" berurtbeilt per6en.
Die @eboroe erflarte Sic 9eridte
iiber Mangel on 9iabrungsmittel fit
nidt 1pabr un6 bebauptete, Dob genii-
gen0 @etreioc fir 1lormale Na6frage
bis 5l1r 1eltet1 grnte borban6en iei.
S(uf ocm @ctreioelnarft bon Mtnnea=
polls it1in6en 100000 &uibel 8ei=
5e11 sur gerfiigltng unb entipreden6e
&orrGtbe in an6eren @e%treioearten.
Wor6=9 afpta.
M on6on.- Ser Shaffner IS.
g. MepnoloS bemerfte, 6aB aus 6em
@o1ie leines Madbars Mrtbltr
Marib Molth Qltol. CT bra6 in 6as
perlhlo1lenc @nts Elm lt1p0 far6 sort
Wfarib, ser faltnt nod SIT atbmen tm=
ltan6e tpar. gr tr1lg i'm bilto1s nao
rettete ibn1 oaolrd) Sos 2eben. DaS
Sous brannte pollltan0ig nieoer.
Marlb lit ein Mrbeiter, Ser bon Ser
Nortbern Naciftc=@abn fir Sic geadt=
ld)idt angeltellt lit. Seine Srol1 be-
fan6 iid int @eibaftStbeil Ser Stom,
uls oas Setter atsbra6.
@iIlsboro. - Otto Slnltb,
ein onaelteuter 5arnrer oes Sraia
County, tpar, tpie i6on fur5lih ge-
meloet muroe, berbaftet mor6en, meil
er Der ludt botte, Sen 3mg go. 80
Ser Greet Mortberns@abm ba6ur6
gum gntgleiien 5u bringer, 6ab er
gbnellen ouf 6ie @eleiie padfte. @r
geitanb feline S6ul6, 6o6 CAB Ell als
@rfIGruag MN an, 6aB er germ cine
groBe Mufregl1ng beobadtet batte.
ST nur6e 6em Srrenbm1l lie iibertpie=
fen.
@renora. - Die bieiige 6ar=
mers glepator So. miro ei1ten gro
Ben @etreioelpei6er aus perltarfftem
Seton nit elmer 6aliungsfabtgfeit
bon 10000 8nibels bal1er> Ser urge<
fabr $4,000 foiten intro.
8alIeD Gitp. - &ier lit etn
53meig oes Motben @rel15eS gegrii16et
por6en. Man beabithtigt in Barnes
@ountp 1000 Mitglie6er fir 6ieie
3peigelen16aft 51 merben.
Gib.9 afDta.
@ionr Sails. - Die Nad=
laiienidoft oes Sobn Mc@leuan, iiber
tpelde felt adt5ebn Sabren pro5eiiiert
mnr6e, lit mod @ntidei6rtng 6eS
gtoatsobergeri6ts an Ben @toat ge=
fallen, 90 feline re6tmaBigen grben
11odgetpielen mer6en fonnten. Ser
gso6loB betrdgt peniaitens $4,000
Nierre.- @ortperneur NorbeG
bot Neutrality-suspicious. 11nter5ei6<
net, Inn &ermann @a1fer aus O}ii=
io1ri bierber at bringen, Ser in SON
&omme County ft6 unter Ser Mn>
,floge, feline 6ron bergiftet GIT baber,
perontporten ion.
J5ummit. - Senator &ta1te
geelion BON minneiota, friiberer &C.
Motor &obert S. @amble bon @i66a=
fota nn6 Ser friibere &eprdienta1t
ST. $. 8urle BON 5ii66afota iin6
eingelo6en tporoen, Mnipraden GIT
bolten bel Ser Seter Ser 25. @ie6er,
febr 6es Sabrestages ser @%r0ffn1ng
Ser @iIieton!@eierbattor Sic III Der
lebte 8o9e int Mai gebalten mer6en
miro. Diele Serren tparen bon gro=
Bem @inflniie arf sic Mnnabme Ser
@orlage, o1tr9 tpel6e 6ie @r0ffmtng
ser SIC erbotion bepiuigt mltr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
fSr1tdt.
f1linnefota
Minneipta.

Minneiuta.
Scr 8p1tnern0r bat SEN leBten Ne1t
Ser bon ser 2egislatur a11genomme=
men Sc ete erleoigt uto babel ben
SoltsbaItsplan oeS StaateS 6ur6
5treidunge11 ltn1 $2,027,018 be-
ld11ittelt. Mebr als Sic Salfte oieler
g111me beltebt aus grmaBigung Der
acknowledgement tint $1,220,O00.
gbe1faa5 fanoen $250,000 Drain.
aqeitelerlr fir 5taat5lan0ereien nibt
sic 3%uitinnutng bes @onpernorS.
Sr111oerttaulenoe fir neue @ebal1oe
arf 0en1 uniperittatsplat mur6en bon
ibm geltriden. Ser &elt iin6 Bet
bilfen filr Narfs, 9enfmaler nno
&erbeIierul1gen in aaen Gbeilen 0es
@taotes. @err @urnquiit gebt bon
ser Mnlidt aus, baB ale 6iele Dinge
unmidtiq lino n1b tparten fonne1,
bis Ser &rieg enti6ie6en lit. - Ser
MoblaB oes perltorbenen SSaneS S.
Sill lit inn NqdlaBgeridt nit $49,=
SO6,1OS.05 per 0nlt9en 8eitb nno
$1,373,779.53 @runobeitt 1T Wttn=
nelota o%ngegebe11 mor6en. Die aus
oelrt Sc ommtnodlaB bon $51,179,=
SS7 auf SEN 5toat entfallenoe Na6=
IaBlterer betragt $1,4S9,370, Die BET
1peitem gr0Bte M%adlaBlteuer, tpelfe
in Minneiota jemals ge5ablt mnroe.
@on 6iel er Su1nme entfdat al1f &am=
len Gountp ELM 3ebntel, 5. b. $14S,=
937. IS Sic ct. Saul M%llociotton bot
5000 6lugblqtter in Grud gegeben,
in 6enen auseinanoergeiebt miro, IN
meld)er @eii lie sic rieltgen 8etoelan=
0ereien oeS Mor6peitens fir Sic ST.
b0b1ng ser 6leiidpro0uftion nn6 tn
6ireft Sic @teigerr11g ser Bro01ftion
Der 2onotpirtb59aft nubbar gen1adt
tperoen fonren. = Sic 0lterrei6iid~
unoariiden &%oniuln g6gar 8. Brod-
mid un6 @obert 2ufeS, Sffi5iole nno
lire 6amilien 1inb 6reitag bon bier
1tab Seem Sort obgereiit BON moo IN
BEN erlten Iagen 6ie &eiie nod SOL
Ian6 o6er OQneunarf angetreten tperz
Sen ioa.
MinneopoIis. - Sir Of
fentlide 5iderbeit aus umtlitarii@er
Motbmen6igtett tp1r0en ont 1. Mai
5peiun6pier5ig 8%irtbidaften in nno
Inn Minreapolis geld1oiien Cine
2h Meilen tpeite vSroden5one" tint
Sort Smelling ltn6 cine dbnlt6e Gone
iiber Sen ga113en Jog. 5luB6iftrift Ser
Gto6 lit beriagt mor6en. Ser 6en
betreffen6en @irtben ermadienbe
8erluit mir6 ouf $4,000 Big $780,
900 an 8orrdtben a1ein geiddbt. =
&ls Ma61piel 5u 6em 6euer, meldes
in ser Nadt 6es II. 6ebruar 6ieieS
SsSabres 6os &entpoo6=@otel 5erltorte,
1in6 1oeben neun S9a6eneriabflogen
in @el anmtbobe BON $5f,244 gegen
sic 8eliter 6es Mntpei ens mbdngig
qemuht tpor6en. @s miro bon 6en
&Iqgern gelten6 gemadt 6aS Sotel
lei nidt g%eniigen6 NIT 2oidberri@-
tunqen un6 Motbtreppe11 ol1sgeriitet
getpeien.
Me6 Sing. - Sci ser bieiigen
Stq6ttpobI tp1tr6en 8iirgermeiiter 81.
IS. Hierce urro ale Stootratbe tpie=
6ergetpabH; nit 1873 @timmen
Mebrbeit entI9ie6 ii6 6ie Wabler.
fduft fir 8eibebaltung Ser "a
@darrftpirtbi9aften:
@ranr @opi6s. - Cine Set
DIE, sic ONT 11fer 6es 9rnbor=@ades
int. @oun6 2afe-9ttrift gefun6en
tuor6en lit, patr6e Nun alS mejertge
bes Monnes ibentifi3iert, Ser orn 20.
.@eptember Iebten SobreS einen Mn.
griff o1f Sic 2ebrertn SRI. Olga Dab
beriibt bat.
Mora. - SEQ bon Mrr, ein bier
mobnen6er @ertf6fduetaer, lit BON
Dem Stoots= Molferei- nn6 Mab-
rungsmittelfommiifdr S. S. 5nrren
bon Minneiota oIs @etpinner bes er-
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26. Mpril.

.Siioli6 Ser @corpe ma1roen BRET
Mngriffe ser Mliierter 5uriidgei6Ia-
gen. Mn etliden SteIen Ser Sront
tobt Ser Mrtiueriefampf nit unper-
min6erter @%eftigfeit fort. Tim oas
Sort Gabrielle tobt Elm erbitterter
@ompf. Nn fran50iiiden Mbi6nitt
Ser Sront lit Sos Mrttaertefeuer CUR
boditen Steigerl1ng gefommen.
9eutide Slieger beri6ten, sic 3abl
Ser auf SEN Sel6ern liegen6en britt
idJen So6ten lei ungetp0bnlib groB.
9ie Mlliierten berIoren feds Slug
5eltge. 2eut11ant S9afer bra6te feline
90. nnb %. Maihine berunter.
9onoon gibt 51t, bab in elmer $50
DIE ga Dampfer BON oeuti6en Saltd)-
booten berienft tpur6en. Die er-
idrederoe 311nabm in SEN @erien<
f1tngen britiid)er Shiffe miro in Sen
3eitunge1t in auffalle116er @eiie be-
bonoelt. Mebrere engliihe @ldtter
ergeben iid IN erniten &ommentaren
iiber Sic be0enflid)en Musiidten. 9ie
Shines beflagt ii@ iiber Sen Mangel
an gi115elbeiten uno madt gelteno,
6nB piel sdooen angeridtet miro,
inbem man Sic Tbatiad)er 5u berflei,
1rern iudt, u1o iagt meiter, SOS @e-
fiibl Ser Siderbeit, SOS er5ertgt miro,
lit gefGbrlidl 90 eS falih 11n6 cine
i6Iedte @orbereitnng fir sic SCENT
111dltngen lit, Sic gang itder fotnr1et1
tper6en.
9iioli6 bon &iga, in ser Mdbe bon
.SSacoblto6t, bel @morgon, meitlth
bon 91ltf, tpeltlid bon 3Iottidoff, an
Ser 3lota=2ipa nnb entlang Ser N1tt=
no nn6 Seretb nobm 6aS r1tiiiide
tpte alt6 6os 6ertIde MrtiQeriefe1ter
an Sefttgfeit 5u.
9ie topfere b11lgariide S%nfanterie
bat einen gldnaer16en grfo1g err1t1t-
gen. Sie bielt alle lire Stel1tngen
uno fiigte gemeiniam NIT bulgari=
id,en un6 6eltiden Maidinengetpebr=
abtbeilunge11 un6 @atterten, Sen 8rt-
ten an Ser ma5e6oniiden Sront
idhnere @er1uIte 5ugefiigt.
@iner amtliden @oriier 8efanmt-
modatmg gemdB lit Ser fran5oiiide
&ofen Giinfirden geitern moraen in
Ser Sriibe bon 6eutiden 8eritorern
,bombar6iert tpor6en. @rittihe un6
frm5ofiide 3eritorer itellten Sic beltt-
iden Sdiffe 5lrn @ampf, in 6ern ein
frmaoiiides Gorpe6oboot bernidtet
tp1tr6e. Sic @erlm1te tp1tr6en niAt
befannt, tpie es in Ser Modridt
beiBt.
Sir oen bon ser Ietersb11rger Ste,
gier1tnq ent6edten @Ion ether 6e1t-
idert Sffeniibe int Often boben iih,
tpenn man bon 6en bette gemel6eten
Mrtinerie6uerlen obiiebt bisber tpei-
tere @er6adtsmomente 1idt ergeben.
gl116 an ser itolienifden Sront beu-
tet nidts o1tf Sic o11Bergetpobnlide
&iibrigfeit, Sic nit elmer Sffeniibe
berffnupfft fem muBte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

@ie: n&err Burg bat mir ge'
itern cine 2iebeserflarung gen1adt.
@ou i9 ietner 9lntrag annebmen2
Mort iagt, er ion Sauien6e baben."
Ct: ~@9nl6en o6er 8erm0gen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

- @ummorif@. (q1us einem
gmpfeblungsf@reiben.) Muf Sshre
Mnfrage bin tetle i@ Sbnea nit. bab
tt4 !8err Gbrli@ 3tpet Sabre Bel MIR
in @teuung befano. Derfelbe Fat ft@
bet mir por3igli@e 8ran&etenatnife
unb grDbere @elbbetrdge angeetgnet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-28
THOUSANDS OF UNITED STATES
TROOPS ARE NOW In FRANCE
Pershing's Army Crosses the Atlantic Without a
Mshap and In Fighting Trim

A FRENCH SEAPORT, June 81 $3.50 p M Passed by the
censor Perhings boys here Thousands of them came
within the last "A hours of the misty vastness of the sea-
Uboat infested held for them-no torpedo
scratch on transport not single lost Spc and span
weather Drowned faces their eyes sparkling fight every
of them every inch man. they amped down the
ways the strains Of the Star Spangd Banner into pande
monium of unending cheers.
Tonight they already encamped itching to get to the
front The camp not far from here 1t in charge of Gen.
VIM Sbert who in command ofthe troops Pershing
is coming from Paris to greet them
AS the thousands of American fighting lads came from the
transports of German prisoners stood the pier Teeth
set they looked sideways at the newcomers Those who
watched the prisoners could discern grudgng admiration in
their looks.
The remarkable thing about the scene attending the real en-
of the United States into the world war through the safe
arrival Of the eXeditonary force the sponanev the
touching warmth OF their reception here Not nkng of
the arrival had reached before hand There had been no
preparation program with speakers or songs no reception
committee the like. Not until the transport had safely ar
rived at this port ready dembar did the real news become
known Then the people here got wild
The first transport stuck her gray nose into the babor in
the early morning The tiers were swaming with thousands
few only the aged and wounded The others are at
the front The realization that these newcomers are shortly to
ghtde by side with the of this port who are already in
the thick Of battle drove the frantic with ov and graft
tude.
The American troops answered the cheers by throwing small
silver coins ashore. roaring scramble among the street
Wchins followed
The decentralization passed off in the most orderly manner
There the slightest hitch Ship after ship slipped into
her berth dschargng and equipment
From the pier the troops swung through the streets of
this port where the popuace turned give them an ov-
ton The crowd showered flowers fruit cigarettes and danes
upon the marchers give Amerque theunendng cry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-28

war, recently, over the location of the
new road leading from the Park grounds
down through the glade to the Railway
station. Today the report is given out
that the matter has been adjusted to
the satisfaction Of everyone concerned
and before night report to the con-
trary is in circulation. Last Monday
the State Roads commission had rep
resentative here who conferred with
some of the residents who are mos
vitality interested and things were fully
explained and satisfactory conclusion
arrived at. Before the States repre-
sentative was outside the limits of the
Park things were again up in the air
and now we don't know where we "are
at"
The family of the late Rev. ]. P.
Mckee, of Pittsburgh, arrived on last
Thursday and will remain during the
season.
Mrs. Rockhold, of Baltimore, and her
sister, Mrs. Howard Smouse, of Fair
mont, are also in the Park for the sum-
mer.
For the benefit of the Red Cross fund
the Civic Club of the Park will present,
at the Hall of Philosophy on Saturday
evening of this week, Marguerite Clark
in The Pretty Sister of Rose" Mar
guerite Clark is so we'll known to the
movie world that no introduction to her
and the charming manner in which she
takes the part assigned her is necessary
All the ladies want the residents of the
Park and those who do not live in the
Park to attend the show on Saturday
night and thus assist IN the cause for
the relief of the boys who are now or
who may later be in hospitals and on
battle fields far from home.
DR.. Carr and members of his family
went to German Yesterday to see a
circus.
DR.. Perclval Lantz announces that he
has opened an office in the Elliott Cot
tage on K street, Mountain Lake Park
Hours: 10 to II a. M; 2 to 4 D. m. 6 to
Z p. m. Bell phone. ADV.
Miss Kate McLain, who came to the
Park some days ago, returned to Wheel
ing yesterday morning, but expects to
be back at the end of the week.
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COUNTY AGENTS WORK
Meeting Held at Various Points
Last Week.

The meetings held throughout the
county last week by County Agent Mid
dleton for the purpose of hearing DR..
Buckley talk on the live stock industry,
and Mr. Kemp talk on soil, lime and
fertilizers, were we'll attended. The
total number that turned out to hear
these men were 1886. Both men were
well pleased with their visit to the
county.
1t has not been possible to date to
get the:dog law before the Legislature.
The sheep growers have not given up,
however, and 1t is going to keep the
petitions circulating and take the mat
ter up IN January All those interested
in the securing of such a law should
lend their support by signing one of the
petitions.
The Boys Agricultural Club of Oak
land held picnic in Brennemans' grove
at McHenry, Tuesday, June Goth.
Most all the Club members were pre-
sent, The Club was the guest of the
Oakland Club. Two gamesof base ball
were played. A nine inning game
in the afternoon resulted in a victory
for McHenrY. In the eveningthe
Oakland boys won a FIVE inning
game. a very pleasant day was en-
joyed by all who attended.
Among the farmers visited by the
county agent this past week may be
mentioned: Weber Bros, Harry Por-
ter, Henry Harvey, H. P. Miller, J. G.
Friend, c. A. Miller, E. A Browning,
Jonas Glotfelty. H. M. Speicher, Chas.
Wiley, Perry Broadwater, C. j. Yoder,
Christ burst, Sam Otto and Joe Come
way.
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Empire Theatre.

The Empire Theatre management an
nounces a number of the greatest stars
in the picture world for this week s
program.
The bill for tonight is The Happi-
ness of Three Women" featuring
House Peters and Myrtle Steadman.
This film was shown last night and is
held over by request.
Tomorrow friday evening Cleo
Ridgeley and Wallace Reid appear IN
The Yellow Pawn, very interesting
production.
Saturday night. June &c. "Nanette
of the Wilds," with that great actress,
Pauline Frederick. in the title role.
The Road to Love-" with Lenore
Ulrich, is the bill for Monday night,
July 2. Miss Ulrich appears to great
advantage in this play, the scenes of
which take place in Algeria, and she is
supported by strong cast. This same
film will be repeated on the following
evening.
Watch for a great production of
"Snow White" which has been booked
for Friday, July 9th. Marguerite Clark
takes the title role in this wonderful
fairy story, having previously gained
fame IN the same production on the
stage. She is assisted by a star cast
which includes Creighton Hale and
others equally as good. When Miss
Clark is scheduled to appear the product
on may be depended upon as something
out of the ordinary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-06-28
RUSSIAN WOMEN IN THE WAR.

"Scratch Russian and you'll find a
Tartar" was meant to apply to the fe-
male of the nationality. if we are to
Judge by the appeal, or manifesto, is
sued by the women of Russia intended
to goad the men to resume warfare
against Germany. The women have
formed "Battalions of Death" and
threaten to carry on the war themselves
if the men shirk their duty. More, they
pledge themselves to turn like tigers
SEES" not only against the common
enemy but also against the male malin-
gerers of their own country. Woe
unto you if you earn our scornr" they
admonlsh the faithess soldiers. Have
the Russians heard that hell hath no
fury like a woman scorned"? They
would better halt in their futile plott-
ings for peace and ease that can bring
them nothing but turmoil and disaster
The women seem to have better COM
prehension of the situation confronting
Russia than have the men who must
carry the nations arms to victory if
any lasting"benefit is to be derived from
the freedom that has come to the people
so long oppressed by the Cars govern
ment.
Since the beginning of the war we
have had stories of women fighting in
the armies ofsRussia, but we are not
prepared to witness regiments and
divisions of Amazons marching to the
trenches and facing the guns and bay
onets of Germany's forces. The women
could do littlelgood on the firing line.
They would be easy and pitiful victims
But by their show of vigor and earnest
ness they may recall the men to their
duty and Russia may again take its
place as it should among the antagonists
of the autocrat who will rule them with
an iron hand if they do not vanquish
him. The Russians must be driven and
there is nosforce to compel them to fight
quite so powerful as the women if they
set themselves to the task.