davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
SlOfaDe erfl1rt.
ScutidIlaro iuill nUG mmf jebt otu
Trichcn Surdi oaS SGltueri
er5luiugcn.
g2oibinotnn. 81. oN1n.


9cutItIono bot cine mc!nqc.
ihranft, Sec ariegfilbrllng Pre-,
fInlHlrt.
Cine 0umGerbIotooe GngIon0$.
loic lie Ole @elt nod nlc gcIeben
lot. muroe ON lfittluoh in gtotea
uerfiinoet. mcIdlc 0crI onlcrlfnnild)cn
%otihofttr @crnrO III @erlln Im0 Dem
(Stout snepnrtcnlent bonn Eelttlhen
@ntidoftcr @rnfen BON 9erniiorff III
9&alDington ilbcrreidt purhcn.
SiernIt begirlnt oie langBciilr6tct4
rildiidltsloicn &rtc0iilbrung, mcl6e,
mie in H2oibington bcbnllptct miro.
pon @lnocnblirg bcidlIoM9n mltr0l,
lm0 melGIc on MQ6tiNtcit Don IirpiG
nidt ein?nl in Ben @crcid Der Yt0g-
lIdtelt lr3o3cn mnrhe.
@on ncuCm 0robt 0cn Ser. Stoa
ten 9lb5rudl Der APPROXIMATION D..
5ichluaen nit Gcutihlono nit allen
icincu m5QIihcn 6oINcn. ASrGlioen.
Y9iIlon3 mic6crbolte @urmngcn Dpr
rincm vMcltbronh" lnO Sefretdr
2onlmg8 Erflorlng nonI ~Rono beS
Gricucs" pllrotn on, 9l6cn0 III Der
%lmoesbauptItuot ms @c0attniB 81.
rilrflerufcn. 9lurntbnlGen berrIhte
ticfc WtiorQniG.
Qicic 9onollnQ GclttidInnb@ bill
oct nen >>0bepuntt oIlcr Scr bicltn
&riicn l0cIthe Die oucritnlll6e &c
oicrllng III 0cn orciBlg Wtrnatrn Oea
@clttric9cs III fnit itanoigcr 9iufrc'
qunQ hiCIten.
:5rieoe uro gluSiid)tcn ouf Grbai'
trnG 0c& Sricocns ideinen Gclhmun-
SCI 3u lem. 0rGiibcut gHl!ion. scr
cS oulonas nidt alnubtn nptltc, als
ibm SCI niftohltIidc @ori(olif rhcr
@crnua @elttidionrS ncdei0t mur-
De Iit6 iih iofDrt nos onttlihcSdrlit
1titlf fpnrrnen 0oS fltr3 rorHcr oel9
Stoat@lHtret0r ncm oeiti6en Bot
sdjortcr llhcrrtift mrrbcn NOR.
0rrr 2nnii,Q Icbntc ic6cn Hom-
ntntur ,A. unO lroiioMt 22tlion
miomet iih ioiort cincu iorgfoItlgen
StuDnmI Der 9tote.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
@uicn gciperrt.
9fnm Wnrf. 81 NSnn.

gCeln yOrI, ol. NSQH.
Nm 2Gittlpoh glbcnh mitroe ber
Torpeooboot, ooS I'M @ufcn gu HelD
yorf ii Suarantdne Itotiorirt i'll
Scr Ncic!I 5utbeii, iidl oerRcutrolitdt
5il befIciBi0cn 1lno fcinem 6ohr5eug.
nb eS ein ncl,trolcS oher sin lnter
Der s5luqge elmer scr frieofiIbrcnoen
0tGdlte iobretoeS lit, gu etlulibcn.
WtittmoGnod,t aus Dem 0ofen o;iS5u'
ln,fcn.
gicier @cfebl goIt nidlt MIR ben
0oniptidiffcn. ionbern olit} Der
ShIepphootcn. .Dtebrerc NdltIabr.
5cugc, lpclhe friib oni Iben0 ole
E,lloront0ne poiIirt hcttcn, hcnor &c.
no1tnte Sroer alsgeqcbcn luor, murs
Sen ge1pungcn, in ocr @nfcn 5urild'
sufcfrnt. Ser 3mef bcs NeichIeS
murhc nidlt befonnt Qemaht.
Spdt am Niittpn1obtnh Grod)te
mon ii grfobrnug. sag scr @cicbl,
froft ociien ser @ofcr nou 9Itn 9ort
0cihloiicn lpiirhe, pnn b}nl &ofcnfol-
!cfto, eSunIep 75iclh G'taIona erroiicn
lpor0en mar. pcIther nit lmlnu-
idlrduftcr G'onnud,t un9 oIlrnl;aer
Gicrnn.mprtino fir nje 9ll;irc4'tAhal-
tune Ser Nclltraf;tnt int 0titn bou
9tclp gnrf nuSocItottrt 1T.
9ec,u N+rf. /. Sc5r.
9tah0eu hcjur0ctc Ecrfth"lu'4en
octroiien iporoen rurtn. Die 0eut'Cicl
intcrnirtcn SdiIic 8u hHpot'cn, trur.
DC Die Sofcniperre wiebcr gpbobcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
260 nmocfcmmcu.

2onoon. 81. CSolL
GcmGf elmer Gcbaihe ous @el.
foIt on Ole Nrcb 2(iinciation in Con
non. pcriorcn lmgcfGhr $50 Monn
tci sem llnternonc oes @ilfsfrcu8cra
2olrentic ihr 2ctcu. 9}iclc 6crirlhct
lmrocr onrh So GrpIciion Scr hi.
nc qcto9tct. rucIdc ont beroonponcI;
Tonnerstog Sen frijhercn @hite Stor-
Ganlhfer in DIE liefc bciorocrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
& otam Dor entente.

Cine Iclltcr 9epcihe oua
Hltben meloct, 0oB Die Screntoni2
Oes @riiBens Scr Ilo8gcn Der oIi.
irten 2dnhcr icitcn3 SricdcnIono3
om 2)}onto0nohnIittog i'm 3o0rion
III 9lthcn i'm Ginflong NIT 0cnI
llcbcreilFommcn poa3ngcn muroe,
hoS filr3Iidl ppiidlen ser gricdiidcn
,RcQicrluQ unh ocn Gntcntema6tCn
gctroffcn morhen mar.
9ie Gicinnoten Ser olliirtcn NiGdl'
tc. hic &nlunon0cure 0c5 crlten 9Lr-
mcefnrp8 umh Die NtitoIic0er 0c5
Qrichiidhcn Cabinets mnrcn 5llDcocn,
Gem 4ubIifum mar Der 3utritt III
0aS @cblune uidlt ocItottCt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

9Roibington 81. San.

nj 9}oncn Ser
0cuticbcn fcid)a-
rt9icrunQ ljbcr.
rcidtc Der 0cut
it,e 9otihoiter
@raf pon 9}crn-
itorif DEM
Staot8 Scfrc-
tar Banning sic
folQcn0e 9tote:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
9eutidlanOs gtOtc ibu Srridarfuug Ocs Sectricgs,

tc, lta1bldiijQ BORT fcinoieIiQc INltri-
pcn 3u iplucn. Snlde &orliAta-
noMo0cm iiuo llnIo ncthwcn0i0er.
dis Erlnihlnnh@ ScinAt picocrbult
mdt mr. in Geoen jbrCr jruaertn
Stontsmdmncr. iouocru oudl IN 0eu
GrQcbuilt htr mirthldoitlihcu
'2onicrci5 in 9>uris crflo,t hahen.
0oE es ihrc 9Ibiiht lei. QrttidIono
nidt ol5 olcid'bcrcd,tictcn Stoot 5u
Hcbonhcin icIbit noh 6ricocn9i,hIub.
'nthcrn tuld 0npn nod ibrc fciu0Ic-
!iQc @nliunQ bcibeh1ltcn lm0 beiou-
ocra eincn initemot,Ihen @onncI@.
irice Qc9cn NcutihInno 81 filbrctl.
%eruidItnna Der Mittclm0dte oc3
3irl Scr Sllliirten.
Ser &erilld, ocr nler perbiinectcn
Modrte. cincn 1richcn 3ltitonoc gu
trluQcL lit an Der Groberung9iudI
lhrcr 6,'inbc Gcihc;tert, Oe ocn
NAuIh hcQen, Sic Irirhtn56cSin9ru.
gen 5u oiftiren. llntcr 0cm9}ormoro
ocn @ruH0inB scr Ndtiouolitdtcn 3u
inIncn h,hcn 1,,,rrG-rri,nr ihrr mon.
rnr 0Ihiihtrr ,rthHnt ncnIid,
5rrt,hl,n6 a5rcrrrid, lInn,rn
hir 5nrfri nm W,,(onric,, -, nrr.
nidtcr unn A., heniitbioen r0rn,
Munlh Der @ichcrannGherln0 icbcn
iie sen 42il(Cr III 3erIturcu entqcoCn
sic mpapn bis ann hjtterrn Gnnc
fGmrfcn.
S'cntidllanh mnf icbt tSegcnmnFre-
ncIn crortif,u
1;crh,,r4 =, am. ,,c,, 1;+,,o+;,,,
,,,1 ,iir, ,nrSr, WV ,,I ~ 7o,+5hIna
" ,,n,,n (5,tii;o,,,,,,o &, % @ - ,n,;,rt 'r
5r,o;,,,,h,;,,hoIbH@ @, Hn6r roro n, hnt
2,,,I ,3,,aI'nH ;n;mn ~,o,4,a;,t.sttn t;9 ,S sr,'
ro,,,,t4 nt,,'' wv, ,,"r,rc4,cr;irtor a2c;ia '3'
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~ ~ ','",'" W., ,,,4,,,,,n,., w. .y,,,,,'~ ,.,
,"., n",''''t o br',trInr nor+, ,.,9 -, hnz
MI >, ',;le,rrr4,s G ,,+orb;,,So4 S;n w.,
t;,,nln,,S .' '|,, oi;brtc r' op4+o,r,,,,no TX.
,m; >.,l ,nsotr;o'' t ,nnot ;6ror
'u. "tr[.n ''H ,Hdr ~. e''e '',,'s' @ >r4 ',e.
W.. ,5,''Tn ;n,, 80 2.,,n. nI'' op4t
Inv ;nS i,>'''' 's' <,>ot ,<'IO,l
po t".'' hn w." Sn u tn,,4 ISrt ), ,'''Vf' ,p39 ,"
:, o'"-, - ,,;,4 ~ ~, n,, ;, '' ,h ;Srr,,
,.G' p.p5 w., ''
:4sr' :,,,,'; - ,,,'''" ''''''''''''s''' ''''''
" e''u''',''' . at
ohalu"'S S"fu""'' ".l''t o'" "'"
trolcn rlFrgeu S''lno'n.
Sic onerltanIlde Geai1run9
trnnt 81 NoBnuhlncrL lneld)e 9ciroI-
icn Uor0en itnS, nm GngIon0 lno
iclhc &rbilnoetcn 3ll ptrdnto'lcn
idl ocn &eitImnutngen 0c9 &rIter
redlta SIT lirtcnocritn m0 SIC 6rel
trlt olr zee dlI5ncttrnlIrn' @le cii4
it,',V w y, "'lt u,,g Dl',,.t Jl"p'' l,o,.r
,rnen her frincsmcos me p,irit6r
,,odt inrrr rnaonrr tr,iit iorhcrr
Gro,'rr unb Qi,,6rr Hr,nfr ms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
Slc ncncn Nricnsloncn.

Gic 0'n nelttrolcu Shiiicn 0urd
bic &ornln1 Gclrtidllnno2 un}n
QGn1tdr gPecrcsiIadc miro ppt
elmer Clinic beqrcn5: Sic iryuioacI
pom gI}it1clbunft Ser nicocrlanoiid'CI
Nijitc norhmorts. non5 9oncmor
tmn bcn GinQonq 3ur Gitice hIofl
REM nah 9torucQcn 3uldlit unh pol
Hort nod ncm @cItcn Scr lil6Iihcr
Ibcil nerTornc ,>ricln bcldreibt, BIZ
rom mai,lif mo honr ititIih in ei
ncm oroi,cn Wicrct 200 bis 400 D}ei
len 1rQciiht3 ocr briiiid'cu Snicln g..
0cm @trtiniounq@mntte rnn Spa
uicn mo NortlodI 8niteucrt lnh bu
bci nffenIif,tIid, lebtncnomtcs 2an6
c'fcn lat uuo tnc Eihcrhcit 53on.
inn 90 .ntciIcn Der Gijitc oc3 n5rhIi
,hcn Sporicns entlcnl bis sur iron
i6iiitIcu t3rcn3c crrjftet
So3uio9cn oos 0on}c lPittcIrncer
Mrs iiic 2cidbrllf trtldrt nit MIS-
nnhue einc5 cnqcn Strciicn$. mfld)cr
Ger oiriIaniihen 9iIite telnahc bis 81
clncm Vunftc brett il6lid) Don Srir
dcnInnG poronaf l0uft. 0Dn mcltclp
nus eln 30 Wieitcn mcittr4}fa0 in Dos
@@oiiergctiet 8rledcuIou08 aIS oiitn
rttIQrt nlrH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
FeitlmmrnNcn fir freanIirt) amcri
tlniidlc RniiGo;cr0nmpfer.

Ter @crfcbr rcGuldrcr lmcrifo-
uid}cr Moii1qier6artpfsr fom rn6c
Iaitot IN iolqeltocr @aIc nuiredter
taitCu pCr6an;
q @enu Iolnolnb 3lm @l
itjnmlnQ9o,t gcnonTncn miro m0
~. - @cnn bic aoDit0nc iih oe;
ser Sim mo E}ifflhrt ouf 6ic
50Gn ,5nicln uno oHf 6en 50. Hrno
norolr6l mo % @raO meitrih ocIcu1.
rcr Euuft balteH. Gicier gm3t'
Ttlon0 mcr5ta fctut hcltihcn Q2iHaj
felcli msrb-n.
..3 2acHn TorHrtr ouf oieier
Rnilte '5Iafn6e SD.5ialnonoh iuh.
rem hie MIR &c III oner:frnifcr
>1i,n zur SdloH tro7en 0ilrfcn ON
llgitrjd om 5diii5runpf m0 mr
Gtcr6ct in ieufrcdtcn Strciicu. crci
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
SOn ben ariegsidauplaBen.
1inmauicns t)icglcrmng luirO nodl
HMelanN perlcat.

NNIIIIl, u. eNNI.
@cnI0B ruiiiihen 95reiie 9erid.
len, Ole bel ser ltrberlce- -9fohrihten,
ogcrtllr cinliefcn, bat &0nig G5er0i-
nono nnn &lmGnicn oen 9}otclnfin.
&alait III 0efaterinoslom IN Gin
9turlonh 3lt icincr 9f2ii6en5 &C.
lp0blt un0 hieRcgicrItng lmO oo8Nnr.
lom'nt BON 9fltmQnien, Die ii6 9ogcn,
mortig in ,{oilr, 9}uulQnicu befinbclL
mcrNen nod Huslnno perlegt mer0cn.
uno 3mnr miro lid Gin 1bcil Der @c-
b0rocn nndD Nttutcrino@lom lmo ser
un0arc nab aerihon hcgcbrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
Nmcrifnncr frctoe:aHen,
MnncnEnnrn. 30. HAnn

MuPClltttB OO. NNiil.
3o3 .Gf9trublooct" berihtet 0ia
in &opcrboQer erfoI9tc 2lnflmft
uon 26 ihmcbiifen. normcgiihen lrn6
omcrifoniitcn &Potroien. oie BON
hHu 9$riicn0nmpfcr 9orrnm0otc. ser
I'M iiiolibcn 1hcilc oc3 gltIontiidrn
CSenr3 BON Dem 6elltidPn Seej0acr
Gefopcrt nor6cn nor. nod Slninc.
miln6e aebrodt morocn moren. 0ielr
Maltncr- maren in. lteliItreIib inter-
nirt Qctn2Ien
Nod 2lu8IoQe Sicfer N}otroicn flthr
sic 9)orrcln0oIc nod einem belttidet
Nofen, inoem lie cincn 0urs noroliA
DER Tnrociricln cinihIu0. iih Der
nnrlpegiic}eu &irte cntlanq bcncgtc,
llnn nnn ou GUS 0urh Sen NntttNnt
>Slmo nnh Spincntilnbe geInngte.
,Gr;+i}d,=% i;SofrtFn Sr3 Gripoc5 ithrrz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

Iol9elloe gtofe.
SER Stoot8icfrctQr:
~0ltre Gl3clen3 hnttcn sic Siitc,
Der Rtitsrcnicrlng Die }lbihrift
clncr @otihaft 5ujuIttIlcn. mrlAe ser
EroNAent ser &ercinigten Stdatcn
pon gncritn om -. oities Mtonot3
in 5cnot Dcrlcicn bot. G'ic Neih@-
re0icrlnN bat 0criclbUl oit ticfitc
Nrtlllrtiomfrit QciGcnft, mcIhc Die
GrfIdrunrcn hcs Nr0ii0cntcu usr0ic-
men olr pom ticfitcn @cfiilI Ser Scr.
Gntmortlihteit cinocQcbru iin6. 9ie
'feid'@rcoiernnd fann 5u ihrer Qr0b-
ten &cnuqthulIug ncriihcrn. 0oB sic
N0Iut}ielc bieiCr midltiQcu GrflGrunq
i'm ollHcHcmcn NIT ocu 9Sunihcn
un0 @rltn6i0bcn ubcrcinitimuten, All
Ncner 't60cntitlono bcfonnt bot. HTlu
crltcr Sinie idlicbcn oicir @rlnniQBc
'Sel5lircAicrllng lnh Gilcidhcrcd,ti.
nunF fir ollC Notioncn Gin. IcltId.
LAM nitric eS nit ouTriftiocr7Srclhe
heGrltfen. mrnn, in HIncrfennun0 bic
'cS (Srlutoiotc8, 2dnbCr mic SSrIon0
nno &n0icn, sic nid,t oic ScQnmqcn
rnIitiidcr llnobh0nQiofcit ocnic5cn.
ictt ibre Ircibeit crIonqcn lpiirhcn.
yNos hc,ltide 1nIf bcrobIhcut
'crncr nflc 9IIlion3cn. mcIhc bo7u oic-
ncn, Die 20nbcr in cincn gScttftrcit
Tim 0tod,t hincin2tslpin1en 1r116 fic in
Elm 9fct ieGbitiiidtiQcr 2SntriQrcn AT
ncrfrifcln. 9InhercricitS miro TcutId,.
Ion6 nit GSrcilhcn hci oIrn @cmiihln,
nen r;thcIfcn. peldc 6ic @crmcihunc
fiinftiqar Grieqc bcincdcn. 9ic 9Srci.
hcit scr Scc. sic 1nerIGSIihe @nrhc.
hinnunQ iiir Sic frcic GriItcn5 Scr
Notioncn un6 oen iricoIihcn Ger.
fchr 'DiidIon linen. ir,rohl. OILS out
ne nffrnc Shiir fir Sen Non6cG offer
9tntinncn habcn Itct@ au sen 0o,,nt-
0rulh'Gbcn 6c5 poIitiIhcn Bro.
orontn15 GcutihlonhS 1ch6rt
SricSe nnrbc urn Der Gutcnte ihroif
ab9elebut.
numio mcbr bCraucrt 0l4 NcihSrr.
Glcrlng, hoB 0ic@oItung icincr1clnoe
ole gang mo gnr niht9 pon s5ricocn
millcn mollcn, ts Der 28eIt gcQeu.
martig lnlnl0glih moht, ole 9Scrpirf.
lihumg 0ieier hehren lSoeoIe bcrbci,
5lrllbrcn 9cittid)lane uu0 icilGc
&erblIn0tten mnrcn btrcit, lett in
0rlc0cnsunterbnn0Iltu0cn 3il treteu
lnh bottcn hiC @arontle iilr Die Sri.
'.cn3. Die Gbre lnto Die frcic Gntmif.
hlnQ ibrcr &0lter ais 3run0laqe
bierrrr lcitQeiett. ISbrc 3ieIe, Die in
or 9iotc pnm ~. Gcjenbcr 1916
dusoriidlid ouscinanocrQeicet morcr
rlhtcten iid nift ouf 9ernidltlnc
oNer 2lusrcttlnq ihrcr 1clnoe. rorcn
oiel.lcby ibrcr fciten llcber3cuQung
uolliolurIcn rcrcinbor NIT 0en Rcd.
ten ocr on6cren 9iotirnn.
~9&os Hclnjcn anbcIunQt, fiir naS
in Ncn &crclnioten Staotau ioldt
marine uuh hcr5Iibc <nneathic
tcrrid1t. 70 bot scr Qon3lcr crit nor
'mcniAT @cdcn crfI0rt. bog 1eut'fl.
ionh ric icinc Ylljncrjou rca6hftiqt
hnbc Yer Tric6c. nclhcr NIT REF
cicn ocidIniicn mercer iolIte. io1tl
M icucu 2nn0. nit ncld'cnl Tcutid
Iono itNuoihnitlif,e Nod.sar6r3it
tlnJcu 3u nnterboIten mltnift. g.
0inNlmncn ifoiicn. oomit Nctqien
nid}t Ton nc1tent non Tcutiflon0s
}cin0en ba5u mibbraudt ncreen icu-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
iSIirs @aterlunb oeiturben.
Q}erIin. 81. Gor

N1NNtFIFt Y . NNNTFE'
Ser prctti}iife GultuS IItiniItcr
fiinoigtc bel elmer &crinmmllu1a bc5
Wuhactoraff11iic8 0cs Neidlstoa5 OIL.
hn8 m6hrcno oc5 Grienes 10000
&nGf$ihuIlehrcr 9ciraer rnh ihre
Stcllen rnn f5ratcn cin9enonlmcr
lnnrnCn irien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
iulN fer Nrlc0eE onrt
Sas =dlucrt bcidlcunigrn

Iia ReifSreoicrlnQ fonate 6
uidt por il)rcu cicenen @'miiicn
uiht O5r Dem 6eutideu @olt un0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
9ritiidy.S nrafrifa bcS SrieaeS iiber-
brHaiFg.
GcrIin. 30. Slnn.

N'NittihS w. ND'ii'
ll'bcr SoIlono bier eindctrnficns
3eitungcn cnthijllen Ole in Si6afrita
herrlhcibe GriegSinitoigfcit. Ter in
;gl0miontnin eriheinenoc .Eolf-
uricno" idreibt in einem 2citortifel
uhcr 0ie 6riehcnsuorifIdge Der Gen,
troln1Ghtc: ~@enn Die :Srogc, oh Der
Rritg frrtQeictt ooer bccnbct ncrbcll
inne. bcn britiidlCn @olonicn ltnh bcn
gteutralcn sur 9Ihitimnurng noraele0t
milrnc, 10 milrhe in fur5er .3cit nieoer
6ricoen hcrridlen.
Die n%olfSitenl" in Pretoria ioQt
,.5looiritu 1T ocs &ricges miibe lno
Mil Sen ;Srichcn. g2ir bnbcn feinc
2llIt, nod, ornBcrc 0pfcr 5u brin9ru. "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
Shaocnrriat bon )inmanicn Ocrlanst
Berlin, 80. Sam.

Sic rlliliide 3cihtno ~Hritpfn Na.
hnntnIto" nelhct cinerNtitthcilHng scr
llrbericc- 9tndlrid,tcnu9entltr 3ufolgc,
nn6 oic boQdnoiihen 1n0 nnerifani,
ihcn @cIitcr pom Oclroffinicrcn III
Hum0nicn ron ser runaniihcn Re-
oicrltnq Sh0ocncriob hconlprllder,
mcil lie non ocn runldniiden 0ebor.
hcn qNpaItiom BON ibrem Giqenthur
pcrtrichen muroen. nod bcoor olc
cruprcn ser Nfittclmod'te cintroicn.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

DIE ,,ueroitern"-5
gen baben Ole 6eietiebte
BON Ga Grofe niebt may
mitictreiben ienoern mit-
macPeu belfen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09

Of young men. st. Louis shoe factories
are ready for quick change from male
to femaIeAc!p.
Wisconsin university has established
clearing house" for immediate SUP
ply OF women to work at all trades.
At Hit, northern California. a force
OF women will soon start work in saw
mill.
Exclusive st. Paul cafes will replace
WATERS with Mattresses. If the men are
called. Women taxi chauffeurs NAV be
used during the day in st. Paul and old
men at night. The Boston elevated
roads planned TO hire 500 women CON
ductors.
Headquarters Of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad in Philadelphia is listing names
.ot women available as window washers,
car cleaners dispatchers, gate men and
mechanics Several big Pennsylvania
steel mills have received applications
from women
Big commercial houses of all kinds
are quietly getting ready to replace men
with women One firm in New York
expects to lose 800 men when the Sc.
lecuVe service bill becomes effective.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09

to what Imperial Chancellor Won Beth.
mann liollwcg may have to say about
Germany's war aims in his fortheom.
ling speech is resulting in widespread
demand for "less secret diplomacy .
in Germany S administration, accord.
ing to German newspapers received
here today.
A copy of the Vossichc Zcitung, just
received, bitterly assails lack of com.
plete frankncss by the German govern.
mental autocraey now and in the past,
declaring:
Every statesman must really make
an effort to clarity their desires in
their own minds and then stand for
their demands against foreign diplo,
macy. -
The editorial referred to "a misty
atmosphere, in the foreign office,
The conservative newspaper Keel.
nisehe Zeitung combats the plea for
complete frankness in foreign affairs
by insisting that if bargainer desir
ed TO negotiate he would not shout
his terms in the market place y
The socialist organ Norwaetts re-
news its demands for a statement BY
Hollweg, outlining Germany S war aims
particularly replying to Russia S recent
announcement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
LOST LEGIONS OF
lContinued from page one.)

hole where he was comparatively safe.
When the job was finished | went back
to report, being now in command. On
the way | got hit with piece of
shrapnel.
"That was about six a. m. Monday,
At Thursday afternoon was relieved
to go to the hospital
"Great many of our dead were scat,
tered everywhere as / came back In
one shell hole l saw four or five who
had erawled there wounded and died
Their heads had sagged under the
water and other wounded fellows kent
away from them. One dead man was
split wide open, apparently having
been hit squarely by a shell.''
Pannell went to the hospital before
the casualty lists came out. but the
others of the legion have heard that
Sergeant Abe Walters, formerly of the
Twenty Second United States infan
try, was killed and Private p. D. Cos.
sard of Council Bluffs, Iowa, seriously
wounded.
Pannill was formerly manager OF
the General Acoustic company in Pitts
burgh. He enlisted in Toronto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
A UNIQUE RECORD
IN ADVERTISING

- Foster.AIilburn Co.. whose product
Doan Kidney Pills, is advertised in
our o!. columns, is one of the oldest adver-
! using firms in the United States. Thev
peSah using the daily and weekly news
papers 30 years ago, and have kept it
up ever since. This is one Of the strong
est proofs of the value Of newspaper al
twenty years ago Foster Milburn
ttHHlnpany tHn conceived the idea of proving
,i, sne merit of their goods with local testi
monlals. 1t took them fifteen wears ~
coiiect the testimonials from every ono
Oh me $500 United States towns in
Whlch v. they do this kind Of advertising
wv, ~ was tremendous task, but they
SUCK sluck TO IT until they succeeded and
ane an result is that Doan's Kidney Pills
na. "le one OF the best advertised and best
recommended remedies in the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
WOMEN ARE READY
Continued from page one.)

people, 10 per cent women. Our work
requires the services OF men carefully
trained and highly skilled. We can y
expect women to do slaughtering and
while we will use them wherever DOS.
slble to release men for military serv.
ice, the nation must be fed"
The Chicago Northwestern railroad !,
already employing 600 women where
men formerly worked. Railroads pv.
eryWhere are preparing to use women
Inc Northern Pacific is employing then
as checkers and callers. Women "a,
cleaners are being hired by the Burline
ton. 'i'' 5
Hundreds of girls are going to work
as bank clerks and bookkeepers.
Portland reports that MANY womer
are ready to start farming in the north,
vest wheat belt, to release men for war
The state employment bureau in Tndian.
apolis placed 200 women last month
Big automobile companies of indian.
apolis and other manufacturing cities
are training women.
Will Don overalls.
The Denver Opportunity school is re.
celVing many calls for girls to don over.
alls and take up the machine shop worl,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
THE DAILY CAPITAL JoURNA OREGON WEDNESDAY, NAY
0Gf7E=T:N
BY ALINE THOMPSON

Mrs. G. +. Bishop and Mrs. Fred $
Stewart will bee hostcsscs tomorrow fo,
an informal afternoon at the residence
OF the former.
! \ number Of prominent matrans who
make up the Thursday club will be
guests.
Mrs, Robert +. Downing entertained
informally today with few tables of
bridge, her guests being members of
the Happy Hour club,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Fisher mo.
tored to Portland today for a short
visit and were accompanied bv Mrs.
John d. Sutherland.
Miss Meryle Whitney entertained a
house party of girl friends over the
week end at the country home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs f. J. Whitney.
Sunday a delightful dinner was ar.
ranged and additional guests were ask.
ed to join the party.
Those enjoying Miss Whitney s hos.
pitalty were: Miss Amelia Babcock.
Miss Annabelle Golden, Miss isabelle
George and Miss Edna Ackcrman.
Joining the girls Sunday were: Ar.
min Gerger, Verne Drager and Roland
Rcinhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. West and chil.
dren who have been visiting in Port.
land for a few days, returned last
might.
In honor of the senior class of the
Willamette University, President and
Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney will be hosts
Friday night for an informal reeep.
tion at their residence ON Twelfth and
State streets.
The Unitarian Alliance will meet on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 clock at the
home of Mrs. G.. +. Huston, 396 Nine.
teeuth street.
x
4 group of club women including
Mrs. f. A. Elliott, Mrs. Alice II. Dodd
and Mrs. William Galloway, went to
Aurora today to attend the charming
luncheon, for which Mrs. ]. w. Sadlcr
was hostess, compEmcnung Mrs Chas,
Castner, state president of the Oregon
Federation of Woman S clubs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
A BUSINESS
ROMANCE

There are few people in any civilized
part of the world who have not heard
of the well known kidney remendy,
Doan s Kidney Pills. The story of the
introduction of this remedy from coun,
try to country until the globe has been
girdIed would read like romance.
1t is a strong testimonial to the mer-
its of remedy which has now been on
the market for fifty wears and for the
Of a typical American
business firm, Foster Milburn Com
panv, Buffalo, n. Y, who have inspired
confidence everywhere, in their adver-
tising, by the use of local testimonials,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Some People We Know, and We Will
Profit by Hearing About Them

This is a purely local event.
1t took place in Salem
Not in some faraway place.
You are asked to investigate it.
Asked to believe citizens word:
10 confirm a citizen S statement.
Any article that is endorsed at home
Is more worthy of confidence
Than ono you know nothing about.
Endorsed by unknown people.
&. {. White, barber, 1916 Mission
St, Salem, says: az have been taking
Doan Kidney Pills off and on for .
number of years and they have never
failed to do good work. Standing in
one position SO much was hard on my
back and Kidneys At times | could
hardly stand up straight. After I had
taken box or two of Doan s kidney
PlIls, my back felt as strong as ever. ;,
Price soc at all dealers. Don It simp.
y ask for q kidney remcdy-get Doan 's
kldney Pills-the same that Mr.. White
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props. Buff
falo, n. Y.