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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-18

MuskoEcc, OKLA May rs Allow.
ing only two weak singles. Won. Alus
kogcc's 2lycarold pitcher, won yes.
tcrday's game with sherman in a walk,
making 1t three straight from the Wis
itOrs.
The score.
sherman OOO OOO OOO 10 % /
Muskogcc ilO loo OOf 3 s %
Batteries Hiegiubolham and Cole
man. Null and Brock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-18

Fans may have occasion TO regret
this summer that some OF the ball
players who enlisted cannot make "a
home run
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-18

hing. tine Miners winning l3 to /. The
score.
Oklahoma city OOO oOl O0O Z i
McAlcstcr 200 9O2 OOt l3 III
Batteries. Ilaag ana Watson Fur.
cloth and Harrison
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-18

The want ads will sell It.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-18

batteries LOWS q
ter and DuWic
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
HonOring Mrs. Mae Matthews.

Reported for The Hustler.
A very delightful affair was the linen
shower given by Mrs. j. F. Brooks on
last Friday afternoon from A to 6 in
honor of Mrs. Mae Matthews, who, her
friends know, is soon to become the
bride of W. B. Broughton. of Columbia,
S. G.
Mrs. Brooks, who is a most charm
ing hostess, was at her best. Her
home was beautiful in a color scheme
of pale yellow and white with green
ferns en- masse, forming cozy hooks
and enchanting retreats.
A most interesting program was ar
ranged. all the numbers of which were
given with much ability and received
hearty applause.
At the close of this feature of the
entertainment AUNT Josephine" ap-
peared with the laundry for Mrs.
Matthews which consisted of a wealth
of fancy need1ework of all descrip-
tion,-crocheting, tatting, knitting, en-
broidery-everything of this kind
which is dear to the heart of woman.
The beholder was left in no doubt of
the esteem in which the recipient was
held in her friends hearts.
Through a maze of green ferns the
guests were ushered into the dining
room there to be served with a most
delicious salad course, followed by
coffee. fruit and minis. The same
yellow and white decorations were
much in evidence in this room. the
most conspicuous of which was a
huge yellow crepe lovers bow-knot
which hung suspended from the chan
delier in the center of the room.
Many humorous Stories, lore or
less suitable to the occasion, we're told,
and all went as merrily as the proverb-
jail wedding bells.
Following is the program as it was
given and the names of the guests who
were present:
Piano Solo-----Beethovan Sanata
Miss Mary Brooks.
Reading----"I know what you'll Do"
Miss Connie Morrow.
Vocal SolO-----Mrs. Julian Stewart.
Violin obligato. Miss Annie Patton.
Piano accompanist, Miss Willie Nor
row.
Reading 1.-THE Wedding"
Mrs. Pratt.
Vocal Solo, -"Love Song"
Mrs. G. G. Barr.
Piano Solo.
Miss Gussie Dotson.
] The guests were: Misses Gussie Dot
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29

Earl Jackson left Tuesday for st.
Petersburg Fla, in his automobile.
NJ. L. Lillard of Atlanta spent the
weekend in the city;
H M, King is reported as getting
along as well as could be expected
with his broken ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hart left Tues
dav to spend the winter in New
Smyrna Fla.
MFR. and Mrs. B. F. Morrow leave
this week for La Grange, Ca. to spend
the winter.
The Misses Peden have moved into
their newly purchased home. the Nc
Cullough house, on Sixth avenue.
@ @
Col. Fred A. Olds was in Hender-
~sonvilp Tuesday in the interest of the
State Historical Commission.
% De
R. J. AIderman's friends will re-
greet to learn that he suffered a brok-
en- right arm Monday as a result of
cranking his Ford car.
% o.
H. W. Duke of Newton is acting as
mail clerk on the Toxaway division of
the Southern railway during the vaca-
ton Of Wallace Galloway of Brevard.
y .
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sullivan. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Dixon, left Sunday for Hot Springs
n. C.
S &
c. F. Bland and family moved on
Tuesday from their place Of residence
on Fifth avenue to Bellview on Sixth
avenue opposite the Methodist church
y y
Mrs. H. M. King, Mrs. Nan Feaman
Misses Carrie Davis, Alma Lee and
Mona Edwards; Sam Bryson, Dick
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
Why Coal Shortage.

Washington, Nov. 20.-Reasons why
furnace and your neighbours may
yawn 70 rcoaI and receive little or
none this winter are set forth in sta
tistics just announced by the depart
ment Of the interior. Unusual de-
mands by the big war munitions fac
tories have depleted supplies. and
heavy exports have further cut into
domestic production. But the real
truth of the matter is" that the coal
mines of the country have not pro-
duced. the amount of coal they can
produce, and the railroads have not
carried it.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29

Harris. Frank Waldrop. Frank Ed
wards and Harold Davis were among
those witnessing the play-in Asheville
Tuesday night entitled, Have a
Heart"
Rev. T. Ellyson Simpson left Mon
day for Society Hill, s. c., to join his
wife during the Thanksgiving holi-
days. He was accompanied by Miss
Dixon Peden, who will visit them dur
ing Thanksgiving. after which she
will visit her people in Eastern North
Carolina.
Mrs. Ethel Patterson, Mrs. R. T.
Wheelright, Miss Annie Scruggs, Miss
Cecilia Pixley, Miss Gussie Dotson B.
Robertson. w. S. Shitle and G. w,
bradshaw are among those from Hen
derson county indicating their inten-
ton of attending the teachers assem-
bly, at Charlotte on Thanksgiving.
% s
Rev. K. w. Cawthon returned Tues
day from Yancey county, where he had
been engaged for several days in the
interest of missions. Revival ser
vices of a week, twice daily, closed
with an enlistment in mission work.
Mr.. CaWthon was highly pleased with
the showing of his work.
/. =
/ Miss Katharine Goodman, who is
attending the Normal and Collegiate
| TnCfifnFn 0F Achn-T1Jn ,-no ~r:.;4;,o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Good
man, of East Flat Rock. during the
Thanksgiving holidays. will be accom-
panied home Wednesday by her
schoolmate, Miss Ira D. Hollowell,
who will also visit her brother, Noah
M. Hollowell. in HendersonvilIe, be-
fore returning to Asheville.
q b
Can you write? Join the contest
and send In a letter.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
Students Form Dramatic Club; Prac-
Using Basket Ball: Boys Enjoy Quail
Hunting; Other School Notes,

To occupy a part of their spare time
during the winter months the students
have formed a Dramatic club and are
planning to give n or two public en-
tertainments during the winter term.
Basket ball practice has been start
ed. The first game will probably be
against the Asheville School for Boys
sometime in December.
Since the foot ball season closed,
some of the boys have been spending
the afternoon recreation period hunt
ing quail. AS the result of a success
full hunt last week, quail on toast was
enjoyed by the entire school one day
last week.
Mrs. w. A Alexander entertained
the bows of the two lower forms at her
home Saturday evening. After the va
rious anne that had been planned for
tho occasion. delicious refreshments
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
MIR. PATTERSON,s REG1sTER.

H. Patterson on Tuesday purchased
through r. H. Wheaton, sales agent
for the National Cash Register COM
pany, one OF the latest types of cash
registers, which has several important
features said not to be found in any
other register in Hendersonville. 1t
records all transactions and provides
for each customer a ticket showing
transactions in cash, payments on &C
counts, charges, etc., and will be in
keeping with the other modern fix
lures of what will doubtless be the
best arranged store in Western Car
DINA.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
British-G German Naval Battle.

London, Nov. 11.-British light
forces today engaged German light
cruisers off Helgoland, the British
Admiralty announced today. The
British f~orces~are now chasing them.
London, Nov. 1S.-German light
cruisers which fed through He1goland
Blight yesterday before British war
ships of similar type, were pursued to
within 80 miles of Helgoland, where
they came under the protection of the
German battle feet and mine fields,
the admiralty announced today.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
& 81 ## Xxx e & Il
BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL.

& & & SIX q e y & &
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
& X Xxx Xxx * * Xxx
FAssIFERN NEWS
= & MM ~ e = mM

Saturday evening from 8 to II the
freshman class gave a tacky party in
honor of the seniors. The shoot and
auditorium was decorated in many
colors to carry out the nature of the
party. The faculty acted as judges
for the tackiest costume found. It had
to decide between Misses Sallie Lou
Packard and Margaret Doty. The
young ladies drew for the prize and it
fell to Miss Doty. Lemonade, stick
candy, ginger snaps were served. The
grab bag offered much amusement.
Miss Chelian A. Pixley left We'd
nesday for Charlotte to attend the
music teachers association of which
she is president.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
Americans Die IN France.

Washington. Nov. 21.-Health con-
ditions among the American soldiers
in France are shown in a table pre-
pared at Surgeon-General Gorgas' Of
fee today, based upon reports for the
week ending. November 8.
C The n~on-efective rate per thou
sand for November -, which is the
humble ROT men pc rthousand who OF
the day reported Wer excused from
duty for any indisposition whatever
was BIG. 80
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
THE HUSTLER'S ADDITION.

The Mountaineer notices a couple
of newspaper changes among its last
weeks exchanges. Our old friend
Hollowell goes back to the Hustler, at
Hendersonville. and Mr.. Tobias Lar
son takes a half interest in the Caro-
lima Mountaineer, at Waynesville. We
know the Hustler will be benefited
by the addition of Mr.. HoIlowell and
here is hoping for Mr.. Larson and the
Carolina MOuntaineer.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
ELECTION.

There will be an election of officers
Of O~chlowaha Lodge No. ISL next Tues
day night, Dec. 4. All Odd Fellows
are cordially invited. Refreshments
will be served. Hour of meeting at
1880 at night.
j.: C. BROWN, Sec'y.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29

son, Connie Morrow. Willie Morrow.
Weimortz, Hattie Walker. Mesdames
L. T. Walker. G. Fuller, C, G. Bar Mae
Matthews, il Egerton, T. L. Durham.
w. r. Whitmire, Ehringhaus. R. N.
Pratt, Julius Stewart, Geo. Justice,
Fairy Barber, j. S.. Forrest, Annie
Moore.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
served.

Rev. George F. Wright. former chap
lain of the school, spent last Sunday at
school renewing friendships with the
boys and teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. McFadyen and Mrs. Sadler
motcred to AshevlIle ON Monday.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
Scientific Agriculture.

Good farming consists in taking
large crops FROM the land, and at the
same time leaving the soil in better
condition for more crops. 7
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-29
Personal Mention and Social
Activities

The Hustler would appreciate items of news for this or any other
phOned.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

|lano batte angefangen, als es feline
6lotte inS MaBloie at bergroBern be.
gann nn6 6abnrd ienes gefabrli6e
&iiih1ngsfieber %berporrief, bas notb'
menoigermeiie einmal 3nr &riiiS fir
rem mtBte.
5o bat England idlieBlid Den
&rieg mgefangen. l1n0 elmer Ser
8efiiraporter bieies &rieges tpar Ser
ielbe @apib Mopbz@eorge, Der bor
feds Sabren I'M engliiben n%nterbmu-
ie sic &riegsbebe 10 i6arf perurtbeil=
tie, Ser Deutid)lanb 6amals gegen sic
acknowledgement un6 @ngriffe Ser
engltid)en Setpreiie in Shut nabm,
ibm bas 3eugnib a1sitellte, 6ab es
cine bermtsforbernoe, friegeriibe
Yolttif nidt berfolge, ionoern le6ig-
.li6 atf feline Siderbett beoad iet.
@eute gebt 81 George nod biel
meiter. &e11te binigt er ridt blob
Sen &rieg, 6en england gegen sic
@oblfabrt nn6 gegen sic @riiten5 6es
oe11tl9en @olfes fiibrt, be1te tpie6er=
bolt er al sic infamen 8eidul6igrn=
gen gegen 9euti@lan6, sic er bamals
10 energti9 5uriidtpies. &eute itebt
er aIs Ser @diibling berfelben 8ldt-
ter Dor Der 8et, 6eren &ebereien er
6amaIs 10 i6orf perurtbethe. Se1te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

bebt unb i6mdbt er bieI fdlimmer,
als Ole Eimes nn6 sic Dailp Mail
iemals gebebt un6 geidtpabt baben.
9erte min er Ben premBiiden Mili.
tarism1s bernibtet baben, Sen Ell
Dor adt Sabren alS cine notbmenoige
@imrtdt1ng be5eidmete un6 bertbei=
6igte. 9eute lit es nidt mebr eng
|la16, SOS mgefangen bat, fon6ern
9emti6lm6,. Semte beba11ptet ct, es
.fei bon ieber Deuti6lono getpeien,
SOS Sen el1ropdiiden Srieoen be6robt,
sic fletneren @olfer 6rangialiert nn6
bnr6 feline &%iiftungen 5u einem e11ro=
paiIden @emeini6aoen gepor6en fei.
SSn @irflidfett mar Dos De1ti6Gan6
bon 1914 fem on6eres 9eutldlqn6
ols oos BON 1908. SIT es ar1d beute
nod 1,idt. Gin @an6el lit le6iglid
nit Dobi6 2loD6=@eorge Dor ii9 ge=
gatgen. Ser peritdnotge Mmn Ser
m %. Sn1li 1908 i'm englii6en un=
terbauie 10 i6arfe Mbrednung nit
Sen Singoes bielt, lit ielber Elm Singo
g%etpor6en. l1n6 elm Demagoge ba5n;
Elm Meatr, Ser es nit Der @abrbeit
nibt gena11 ni1nmt, Sen -geididtliden
Ebatfaden @etpalt ontha1t, Ser iein
2an6 taui6t un6 Sic @eM 6a5u. 8ir
miiien ni@t, Oh Ser 6er5eitige leitenoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
SIN idSne11 epanien.
Sas 2ebcn Scr burt imternierten bent.
f1en &ameruniulbaten.

Sos 2eben Der beut19en aomerun<
lolbaten in Spanien, oie i'm 8erlauz
fe Der aolonialtdmpfe auf ipanii4es
@ebiet gelangten uno fir Ole ariegsz
bauer in nor0ipanti@en @tdDten inz
terniert finb, f@iloert Elm Mitarbetz
ter Der 2onboner n9atlp Neps":
r@dbrenb ib bur9 bie!9auptitraBen
BON Pamplona na@ meinem 9otel
i@ritt, puroe i@ pt0Bli4 bur& ben
@borgeiang zines oeutiaen @oloaten<
lie0es iberral4t. 9a erinnerte I@
MIDI, bab bier in Dieter norOfpantz
i@en @ta6t einige bunbert beutl@e
&amerunzarieger i%nterniert iinb. I'm
elniges iber Dos 2eben bieler @oIz
baten gu erfabren, begab i'd MIDI na@
Dem 9euti@en &lub, tpo Elm mir be-
fainter Mmeritaner berfe5rt. 9leier
teilte mir nit, baB unter Den inter>
nierten 9euti@en biele e~nt5udenoe
2eute pdren. @r fiibrte mi9 bor Die
@tabt binaus, no pir balb einise
niebrise, aber febr seraumige 9duier
erblidten. @s paren bic 9uarttere
Der internierten 2eute. @tele Deuti@e
ftnb aber au@ nod in bequemeren
unb gemitli9eren 9duiern in ber
@ta6t 1elb{t untergebra4t. 8eipnoere
8ori4riften fir bas 2eben Der SSn<
ternierten befteben ni@t, rur ion ie<
Der fi@ abenbs gum &apport meloen.
Mber au@ bies nirb ni4t itrenge I'M
nege6alten, unb nut, met es ielbft
mill ober an @elDmangel leibet, bdlt
fi@ ftdnoig in Sen 3uartieren aut.
@iel mebr Snternterte trifft man IN
Der @tabt ielbft, Defenders in Dem
f@0nen un0 groBen Safe &ub. !9ier
fiBen bic 9euti@en beim 8tere. SAT-
ole biefe rS%Snternabos" baden etnen
mtlitdrif@en Stang. 9ie metiten btel<
ten ft9 9ei@dft1ib in &amerun auf
unb melbeten ii@ BEL Rriegsausbru@
als Tretmtaige.
Mbenbs treffen Die &amerunz8rie
ger fi@ i'm 9euti@en Stub, Der in
elmer Der 9auptitraben Elm gerdumi<
ges critics Stodnert einnimmt. Mn
ben Mdnben ser &lubrdume bdngen
8tl0er bes beuti@en &atfers, bes
&aiiers Strong Soiepb, bes 8onigs
bon Spanien unb 9in6enbur9s. Mu4
ben &ronprin5en iiebt man in einem
Der 9auptrdume. Ollie &amerun<
9eutf@en duBerten ben Muni4, nod
Dem &riege nod &amerun 3uriidauz
tebren, bas. fe bergr0Bert pieoer5uftnz
ben boffen. sic baben ale @elb unO
benebmen fi@ iebr freigebis. Sic
f@einen ii@ in @panien febr pobl
gu fiblen uno fteben nit Der einpeiz
mii@en 8epDlteruns auf febr gutem
5uBe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

9ie 2pnbpner GTdanse Selegrapb
Company l1Bt iih aus 6em @aag
mel6en, Deuti9lano iebe iih BORT be-
reits nod &uartieren fir sic Grie-
6ensfonferen5 Inn, un6 6ie bieiigen
Srgane Ser miterten 1tn6, mie ge-
|tpobnIi9, oa1f Sen Sdtpin6el berein-
gefauen. Cine prddtige @elegenbeit
fir ben Sa1rptntann bon Hapen, Elm
8o1tffriptum at ietrem 10 beriibm
eetporoene1t S6iotenbrief gu idrei-
ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
@tahI5elm unb Bidelbanbe.

sSn benz gegeatpdrtisen arieg Fat
lhb ber @toblbeIm, ser almdbli@ im<
nter &peitere @erbreitung gefunben Fat,
als Elm iebr uirtiamer @@uB ge9en
&opff@iKe bura S%nfanteriez unb
Neutrality-suspicious. erpieien. Sn
6ranfrei@ tpiu man ieBt 1ogar nod
einen be onberen S@uB bur4 @tablz
platten fir 9a:s, 8ruit unb @4ul<
tern einfabren. Damit mdre mon auf
Dem beiten @ese, gum alien Pan5er
ser @itteraeit 5urud5ufebren, Der
freili@ bic 8etpegli@teit bes &dnp<
fers. infolge bes 9rpben @epi@ts er<
bebli@ beeintrG@tige11 tpurbe.
Ser au@ beim oeuti@en Jelbbeer
eingefubrte @ta9lbelm bebeutet eigentz
li9 cine &idtebr gu Der mirtli@en al
ten p%idelbaube. l1nb bod ion er
gerabe ben Snfanteriitenbelm, Die
pidelbaube, i'm 5@ubengraben eriet<
gen. 9as bat aber cine febr einfaz
DE @rtldru11g: Der pidelbaube ge<
nannte Snfanteriebelm, Der i'm SAB
re 1912 our9 ben a0nig 5riebri9
@tlbelm ". in Preuben eingefIbrt
tporOen 1T, unb Der ieitbem in bic
len anberen @eeren ebenfaus Gin
gang gefun0en bat, 1T aus Der alien
8edenbaute Encouragement. 9tefe
mar urfpringli4 cine unter Dem
Sopfbelm oes 13. Sabrbun0erts gez
trogene 8le@1aube, Die ii9 banr gu
elmer ie%lbftdnbiger 9elmform entz
pidelt bat. SIN neutrality-suspicious.
besegnet uns 0afiir bic 8e3ei9nune
8edenbube; man bate es bier mirt=
li@ NIT etnem aus Metau perfertigte11
8eden, abgeleitet bon benz lateini}9en
@orte baeinum (mittellateinii9 baeiz
netum, itolienii9 baca1ettp), gu tuu,
bon benz au@ 0as Grembmnrt 8afi1l
isrobes 8eden) ab3uleiten 1T. Meben
Der 5orm bedenbube beeegnet uns
i@on i'm Mittelbo@oeutf9en bic
@@reibung bedelbube, uno oiefe ma@t
uns bic @nttpidlung our iebigen pifz
.elbaube perftdnblt4.
SIN 16. Sabr4unbert begegnen mir
neben b%edelbaube f4on Der 6orm
b%idelbaub; 8lumauers befannte Sra=
BETTE Der @irgilf9en Meneis bot ober
nod Ole Gprm 8Ddelbaube. Die bet=
tenbube mics nod feline Spite auf.
Mls Griebri9 Milbelm ~. bic pidel=
baube in Ser preubifden Mrmee eiir<
flbrte, ftelte biefe pie beute einen 2ez
oerbelm NIT Metallbefdlas unb
Spite 6ar. Die 5orm ser ptdel<
6oube bat f9 feitfem al1r tpenig perz
dnbert. Ser rrform bes beute ptdel<
1anbe g%enonntsn Snfanteriebelms
ltebt a1fo, tpte man aus benz @efagten
erfeben Tam, Der neue @tablbelm,
trobbem ct teinen .npidel" anfpeir,
erbeblt9 ndber. 1ls Die aus Qeber gez
fertiste pidelbaube NIT i1rem pill
tel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
2aft sic @a1ttfranfbeiten fi@ nidt
%berbreiten.

@otbe, finnige @out, Die iudt an1
brennt, iebt in 8erlegenbett nn6
miro idlimmer, menn perna6laiftgt
@9lebte &art 1T Elm geieai@aftli6es
&inberniB un6 cine beltan6ige 9neQe
Ser 8efummerniB. 8erbeiiert tie TO-
fort nit 9r. @obion's @c5ema DEL
Dieles beilen6e Del t06tet Die Seine,
tpeidt or1f sic @nt5iinoung nno
bringt Cure @m1t rai6 in ben NOT
malen 3n1tan6. Sir &in6er, Die Die
bon @c5ema erouloen ooer
fir @rtpodiene, melbe lange gegen
6ronii6e &a11tfranfbetten getampft
boben. Dr. &obfon's @c5ema Del III
Elm gorantiertes Mittel. Sci @lrem
Mpotbefer, 500. = Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Ser GARNER @britton
grbe aus Caledonia, i'm @acine
Gountp, Mis., feierte nit feinel @ats
tin i'm 8eiietn BON ettpa 3petbunbert
s@dften bic golbene 9o@oeit. 9err
grbe tam I'M glitter bon brei3eba
SSabren aus Deutf@lanb na4 Roctre
gountp. Sn benz alten 9aus, bas
benz nlttn @bepaar nod hente als
$1eim bient, fonnten beretts bic
@lterr bes Subilars lire golbene
@o13ett feiern. 9ie alte !9ein1>
ftGtte, tpel4t friber Elm Stid Mtlo,
mis- tpar, fat @briftion @rbe i'm 2auf
Der Sabr3ebnte in cine Der nertpoa'
ten Carmen bes Gountps pertpau,
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

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Evening journal., 1917-07-17
NO need At This
time FOR HARBOR
board SECRETARY

The Wilmington Board Of Harbor
Commissioners held a short meeting
at noon today in Council chambers,
when several matters that the COM
mission has under consideration were
discussed. but no definite action
taken Although the board has a
number OF applications for the posi-
tion Of secretary. It Is not likely that
any appointment will be made for
some time. One OF the commission
ers stated after the meeting that
there is not enough work at this time
to keep man busy. and that the board
has decided II might as well save the
money that would have 10 be paid a
secretary until there is more work to
do.
The lease for the city ground cast
OF the Pusey & Jones Companys plant.
which that company desires to rent
from the Harbor Commission. Il was
stated, has not been returned by the
company. II is a five-year lease and
calls for rental OF $1,000 year.
Evening journal., 1917-07-17
BY JOHN GRANDENs.

United Press Stau correspondent
BERLIN, July 16-CDelayed) VIA
London. July Chancellor George
Michaelis' program is 10 be:
"A strong policy without; unity
within"
Highest sources gave this outline
Of the new premier's fundamental
theories today.
Berlin is keenly curious and i'm
patient TO hear the new chancellor
formally set forth his aims and poll
cies. II was announced today that
reassembling OF the Relchstag for a
meeting at which the new premier
would make his maiden speech might
be possible before Thursday. Until the
new chancellor formally states his
policies the Berlin press will continue
cautious about giving him support or
voicing opposition, according 10 indi-
cations today. All newspapers voice
Dr. Michaelis' strength OF character.
But the Socialist organs and Social
iHt party members we're particularly
reticent about expressing an opinion
as to him.
Meantime the jingoistio press n
pursuing its condemnation OF former
I Chancellor Won Bethmann HoIlwel
with unprecedented vlgor and hatred
Most Relchstag leaders today pro
fessed the belief that the Kaiser wa'
sincere IN the regret over Hollweg'i
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