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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

oie @abnem uuo Die Sdifffabrt an
Die 2ieferuugsfabigteit nierer @ob=
lenberg1perte itelIen, I'M naditen @in=
ter, 1pen1r eS balb bier, bal6 6a Ser
febrsltorltngem 81 iibertpin6en gibt
unD Ole 8ututer Der Bis 6abim rerge=
ba1ten Saean0ampfer immper gr0Bere
Wfaiien loes b%en0tbigten 8rennftoffes
in Ii9 aufnebmen 1per6er, 11atr I'M
ter Ser Commissioning befrie0igt 1per-
0en f0n1ren, 6aB Der Hribatman1
l9on iebt feinen 8e6urf ar @inters
foble oedt. SSebt lit 0ie 8re1mitoffI
perapalt1ng int engiten 3nimmmenarz
beitan nit ser 8ubnbermaltung IN Der
Sage, fiir cine gere6te &ertbeilung
ser &oblen an 6ie @ausbeitber 5m for
gen. SSn Gon1mer miGelt ii6 Ser
6radtperfebr auf 0en 8ab1pen glatter
alb als inn @inter, un6 nor aaen Din4
gen tper6er inn Sommer a1h be0en=
te1rb tpeniger aoblen gebrau6t alS IN
Der falten SabreS5eit. Die @rnben
pro6u5ieren 6ie idtpar5en Dion1anten
Sommer nruo 8inter. Sic boben
aber MN beidrdnften &al1m gum
Mufipeidern, et1paiger neberpro6mf=
ton. @alt Der 8ertauf Der Bro0a1fte
mbt gleiden 56ritt NIT Der SCRIBE
r11ng, 10 leben ii6 6ie @ruber ge=
notbigt bie Yro6uftion 81 berlang<
lQmen. Iie 0u6ur6 berur1udme Ser
ringeru1ug Ger g%ef0r0erten Menge
fanl1 aber ME tpie6er gut ger1a9t
merben. Cine &oblenfnappbeit int
2aufe oes @it1ters mdre Die 11naus=
bleiblide 6olge.
8el6e l1nbeq 1emli9feiten nn6
@drten cine lol6e &oble1pfnappbeh
I'M 2artoe berborr11fen farn, 6abon
bot n1rS ger lebte @inter cine fleine
Hrobe gegeben. Se6ermann ioube tie
it6 CUR 2ebre 6ienen laiien. Ser
bergangene @inter NOR meroingS
elm itrenger @inter. Mber tper ber=
mag ST. ge1pdbrleiitenl bob Der nd61ite
mi1oer fem miro? @r fn1n ebenio
gut nob falter un6 i6neereider als
Der bortge mer6en: Ser meiie &ats-
boter 1orgt Dor ur6 1dBt iih ni@t
nrborbereitet iiberraI6en. Die &on=
feren5 Der Observation-Disclosures aus
6en Staaten oitlid bonn Miiitiiippi
but sic Sroge Ger Notwithstanding
Dor fur5em iebr griinoli6 ertpogen
u116 lit 81 6em grgebniB gelangt,
6nb bie ein5ig m0g1ide 2oinnq beS
Froblems int friibaeitigen Mnfmuf ser
b%enotbigten &oble1me11ge ieitens Der
@ausbaltungbor itd1r6e nn6 in diuBer9
iter Sparl amfeit in ibrem @erbro119
5u fin6en iet. Mue, 6ie es ongebt,
mogen ii6 6ieie moblgemetnte Meab+
n1trg 5l1 Screen nebmen 1tn6 ba1o9
bon0eltt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
0ertramen ge9e1t Ser:
traMeu.

MlS BrQiioent @illon in oer erlten
Mpriltagen bes lebten SabreS Dor 0en
&ongreB trat, tint ribn 5u eriuden
9euti6latr0 oeu &rieg 3u erfldren>
iagte er lp0rtlid: u@ir ltrr6, lalien
lie e5 miG m%ie0erbole1l 6reumbe 6eS
Del1tid)en Golfes n1po tperoen ni6ts
10 iebr pii1r1d)en, alS cine bal0ige
@ie0erberl teuung bon 8e5tebungen
5u unlerem gegenieitigen 8ortbeile,
10 ldaper es ibnen - BEN 0enti6en
= lein mag, 5u Oieier Belt 5u gla1=
ben, baB Dies bonn 9er5en gelpro6en
iei. @ir botten nit ibrer ietigen
Negierl1ng mdbre1ro al Dieter bite
re1 Mo1pate 8ebnlb, 1pegerr iener
Irel1lao1daft, iibten cine 9Sa6ii6ty
sic ionlt unn10glih geme1en lpare.
@ir tper6en gliiflidertpeiie 1m6
@eleeenbeit babe1r, 0iele Ire1n0=
idoft in ltn1erem tdgli6en Gerbol=
ten u1pb Sbun gegeriibr Sen Oeiuio=
men bon Warmern ltn0 Sra11en BON
oeutiher @ebl1rt uluo mutt angebore<
1rer SDmputbie, ste nnter uns un6
nit INNS leber, 5u beueiien, nn6 es
miro I'm ier Stpl5 fem, es auen ge=
geniiber at bef11p0en, Sic tbatladli9
ibre11 MadJbarn n1r6 Ser &egieru1tg
in SEN Stl1n6en Ser Yriifuna treu
itnb.
Sic li1po, meitaus Sic meilte1l 10
treue u1r0 ergebe1pe Mmerifaner, als
oh lie ME eire an6ere Grel1e o6er I'm
,ertbanigfeit gefunnt batten. Sic mer=.
Sen nidt 50gern, uns bel Ser Mb1pei=
Jung un6 @ertpeiiung Der menigen,
Sic anberen Chimes itn6 u1r6 a1u0ere
3mede perfolgen, CUR @eite 51 itez
fen. 8enn SaoDaliat borfommen
ioute> miro 6Qgegen nit feiter San6
unD itrerger l1nter6riidung berfob-
rem ner6en; tDenr Tie aber uberba1pt
ibr @ulrpt erbebt, 10 miro 6ies muir
fife un6 ba 1un0 obne 3uitimtn1tng
anoerer,. als eimiger meniger @eleb=
loier un6 8osmiutger geid)eben."
Sic @rtpurt1ng, 6ie Ser Brdii6ent
oa11tals in 70 erniter 5tun6e aus
.lprad, bot ibn ni6t betrogen. SloDa=
lttat 1111ter 6en 8iirgern 6eutI6er
@erfunft lit eirpe qun5 ieltene @r16ei=
1111ng aeblieben. Sn ibrer @eiammts
felt baben ste Biirger 6eutider Ser
fnnit it9 als quite Mmerifmer 10
gld115e1p0 betpabrt> als Oh tie au5n=
lammen 3eitgeno1ien George 8uib=
i1rgtons un6 Mbrabam 2incolns ge=
me en tpdrer. Sos baben tie be1pie=
len ieit 6em eri item Sage 0es &riegeS
un0 bus be1pei1en tie tagli6 BON
relten1. @s lit in 6ielen Sagen 5u
betpeiiem bietet ii6 pra6tige @ele=
genbeit. S1r6em mir 2ibertpbonoS
fuufen 1tn6 mi6t fnauierr. S1t6em
mir fre1r6ig ge6en un6 unS nidt
la11gc beltnner1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Meber Die @be.

Ser Gbriit lit o%rgetpteien, Sic gbe
als ein beiliges 8erbaltniB an5nie=
fen, als ei1pe1r midtigen uru0 lbtpe=
rem 2ebensbernf ols ein 9lmt, OaS
man ~oller0ings freitpiaig, aber 6ob
nit 6en1 ernlte1 item ge0enfen, allo
o11d nit entipreden6er 8%orbereit1ng
Dor @ott un6 Ser @elt ol1f lib
nimmt. @eil Ste Gbe ein beiliger
Gtono, gero6e3n ein beiliges Mmt it,
- marltm bdtte ionit @ott ielber tie
ait einem Soframent int GbriitenE
tba1m erbeben? = 6or1tm ge5iemt es
lih fir 6en Gbri1ter, bebor er 6as
beilige Mmt u1tf ii6 nimmt, mobl 5u
ertpGger1, OBJ er oth pobl imlta16e
lein 6iirfte, 6ie Bflidten un6 Soften
6ieies Mmtes 10 31 tragen, 6oB 1etn
eigenes 6eelenbetl nn0 6as 5eelen=
fell Ser ibm M1rbertra11ten 6abet
nidt Shiffbr16 lei6et.
Ser @briit 6ient ndmIi6 nit lte=
tent @inblide auf @oH ieiner Bflidt,
ieinem Mmteu feinem 8ernfe nn1
modt iidy ibm ebe11 ltm @ottesmiqen
nntertbam. Sour 10 erbebt ibn lelb1t
M1nt nn6 8fliht, MIR 10 1iegt tn III
rem Meiiber II. 8ei6mer6en tpirflt6er
iiber 6as gerneine 9eben tpett btrmts=
rihen6er 2obn, 6en @ott ser &err
qepiiiermoben ielbit 1T 6ie erfiiate
TfliM, tpie 6ie 6ratdt tn 6ie 9liifbe
ei1ogei9Ioiien bat.
Nlfo bebanoef Ser @briit Die @be
mutt b0ditem @rnfte, nod bebor er
lire gepeibte S6tuene betrtH, ftebt
iid pobl Dor, 6mnit feline @ubl mi@t
ua1f eine 8erion falle, 6ie, itnt 6as
beilige Mtnt erIeidtert at belfen,
6usielbe borntsfthltd) MIR erfdtpert,
6te frenoige @rfiin11ng DER GIT iiber=
nebmenoen 8flidten bieneidt gar
bon bornberetn l11mmogIth madt.
Ser @briit bereitet fth ia Dor Der
Gbe gum @mpfa1uge etnes beiligen
@ufrumertes boz 1t116 Ger @atbolt1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
&oblen fanfem!

Sic Notwithstanding fat be-
reitS Dor eir1igen @oden &eranDai=
flung gero1nmen, 6ie !Saa1sbaltungs-
Dor tGr6e bringeno our re6t5eitiger1
Sci orgl111g 6es fir 6en naditem @in=
ter borousiidtli6 gebrou6ten @ob=
lenporratbs gu ermabner. Sb bieier
tpoblertpogene &atb auf fr11dtboren
@o6en gefalleu lit, laBt iih CUR 3ett
nod nidt iiberbIiden. Se6enfans
1tebt Qa1ber Groge> 6aB biele 2e1te
anqelidts ser Sbat1a6e, 6aB es Biz
5um @inter 1ro6 lange bin it, Der
6roge Ser &oblenbe19affl1ng nit Ell
ner an Ole 1paniihe uManann" -9tim-
m111tq eritmnernberl, 6a1rb 6ie politt16e
uu6 p%irtbidoftlidye 9age aber fa1m
qeredtfertigtett @l1ritigfeit gegen=
iiberiteben. 9ie %glauber, bob TIM
@oufe 6es Gomn1ers itd no6 man+
herlei ereigrer f0rmnte, mas tie bt1-
terber ibren vberfriibten" &oblenetn=
fouf be6o1terr Ia1ien m0dte. Stir
6tei e NernmaltpeiIen lei es bier nod
ein4nal tpie6erbolt, 6aB ro6 menfd=
lider @orunsiidt in 6en nadite,
Morraten ni6ts ~eintreterr miro, mas
eitue 8%erbinigatng Der &oblenprei1e
pernrIod)en ff0onnte.
EroB permebrter 8ro6uftion bddlt
bie1e NIT 6enn Mntpadfen 6eS 8e6arfs
bod fetnen 51riH un6 es 1abt ith
Ieidt beredymer, bob Bic lt1rgebeltren
Mnfor6erur1ger, tuel9e Ole Sn6uitrie,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
9aS Mpe9l6d@en AM
MatenabenO.

Wfit leidtem, fiblemoem Sliigel
Sdpm fadelt ser M6enbband
Grqnifenb iiber sic 9igel
l1nb ia1tfelt in @ipfel nno Stra1td).
cSSm ianftem, perl0idenben Sdeine
9ie @pnne int @eitem mod ltrablt,
Die fernen 8alber nmb @eine
Wdt gplbigem Sdimmcr ite malt.
l1mo iiberaq feierlid @dmeiget
@1tbt a1tf ser iueiten Mattr,
Mls lei bes 2eu5es &eigen
Gntidlnmmert tn 5elo nnb S11tr.
9a bordj, ppm 96rfden, bem f%leinen,
9as @lDfleim liebli6 erflimgt,
9as at ser S1tn9fra1t, ser 9tetnen,
Der Nnoad)t @ritfe brtngt.
ga eruadbt mod etnmal bas 2eben
SIM >ueiten, idl1mmernben Mu,
Die &0gletn iid 5luitidern6 erbeben,
Sell fl1tbet sic Mad)ttgal.
Sic iembea eim 9anflieb nad brpben
Bur e>uisen btmmliiden Eradt,
Die @naoe1rpplle at lpben,
Die bimmliiden Srieoen 9ebradt.
. Memidb audi SIT falte bic @an6e
Gum anbadtsppl(en @ebet,
Tins preiie Marta pbn' Gnbe,
Die liebenb fit bid audi flebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
8nnoi8 nno flar.

S1e tSt. Sol11er 3e1tl9r11t uGen=
Tor" ninmt IN elmer 'barfen Mbbano=
lung entidieoen SteQung gegen sic
gebaliigen uno a1frei5en6en Mngriffe
Der 3eitungen anf aaes nn6 ie6e5
bier5ulan6e, 1pas 5ufaaig einen 6eut-
iden geamen tragt o6er oeutiher Ser
fltnft lit. Derglei6en lngriffe bdt=
ten 1pe6er Sinn nod @ere9tigfeit
un0 itInoen IN ibrer unbul6lamfeit
un6 &allenbaB pre0igen6en 8eile
mf glei9er Stnfe nit SEN Gbriiten>
oerfolgunge1n in Mrmenien un6 SUI
6enbeben in gemiiien europaii9en
2an6ern. Sos iei nidts tpeniger als
patriotiih es 5eige bielmebr BON
MiBadtung ser @runo1dbe I'M eres
9mbes, 6es &e9tes nnf 9eben Srei=
beit u1t6 @obliein un6 Derleugne Sen
nit 6en Ser. Staaten geborenen 2eit=
gebmfen, Dob Mmerifo 6ie 3ufht9t
fir sic unterorudten anberer 9dnoer
fem iollte.
@enn 1i9 irgenotper oeS 9am6es=
berratbs idul0ig made, 10 iolte er
ge1traft tper6en, un6 oas griin6li6,
aber eirren Meniden, lei es Mann
ooer 6rol1, 5n be1dulbigen, 81 Der
folgen l1n6 5u per0nmmen, BLOB neil
er einen 6eutiden geamen tragt ODER
6enti6en 5tornmes lit, 6a5n lieee me=
ser @rnro no9 @ere9tigl1ng Dor.
Iqulen6e BON @0bnen 6eutider gl-
tern, ia ielblt in Deutid1an6 %geborene
jl1nge Mdcnrer, 6ienten jebt I'M ameris
fanii6en Seer IN 6ranfreih nrb
Miuionen 9oQur ieien bon 0eutl6=
merifaniiden @iirgern fir Sic per-
idie6eniten &%riegs5me6e ge5eidnt
poroen. SCUM nebme man ein1nal
an, mir bdtte11 mdbre16 6es unab=
bGngigfeitsfrieges ie0en Mann eng
liider @eburt o6er Mbfmnltng
baii11ge11 tpoller, o6er I'M 8iirgerfriege
je6en nit o1sgeiproden iiiolidyem
Marnen o6er bon 1iioliber Mbltam=
nr11ng, be1r nm nor6lid Ser Maion-
u116 9iron=2inie gefangen botte, ols
@errGtber bebubeln tpoler, 1pas Bot
te aus elmer 1olde1t l1ngebe1terlidfett
mer6en iouen!
@as iih iebt 6ie1e Sagesbldtter
eigentli9 bel ibrem @erbeten oad-
ten nno mas Tie fir ei11en 3med oa=
BET nerfolgten, bas lei ihtper berz
5td1olid1. @orl1m beiteben oieie gldt=
ter, 1tr16 cine getpiiie &1alle bon 2el1=
ten, eigentlih borouf, olles lno teoes,
tpas nit 6em @ort be1ttIh 5uiom=
menbd1gt, obne ieben @r1tn6 aus5u=
tiIgen? Dieie r i%inrloie &f Der
3eit1ngett gegen 6as 0eutidtbum nn'
leres 2an6es gliehe benn bod tn be-
6enfIider 8eiie 6em &fe oes eo-
Ien Son Na1tiote gegen Sic Mino-
miiblen. M1r, bob sic Tolgen biel
gefGbrlider ieien. 9ieier @ampf ge<
qe1t 6ag v6entide @eipenit" idd6ige
int bobem Mabe SOS @obl oes 2on-
6es. Mnes in mem bertpobrt ii6
Ser Senior" entidieoen 6ogegen, bos
allies, pos einen oelttihen Manen
trdqt, e6er 6e1ttifen Stmmes 1T,
ols Ian6esfein6lih ongeieben nrb be-
honbeIt tper6en biirfe, tpetl bie Unto
6a Elm folder sSal eefa1n6en piiroe:
Mnfloqe uno @frofe miiiie bon Sal
at Sal %etttreten; berangemeinerr
iei berbrefertfh 1ru6 iinttlos.
0ieien Musfiibr1tngen 6es y@en-
for" brmeden mir fein @ort bin5r-
fiige,r: iie fino biinbia l1nb flor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Mande Menldjen f6mnett Fl

fem, 6oB oie Motur ibmen Die Sdbtg>
felt berfngt bat, aus Der Sal1t au fab=
rem. Sonit tpiir6en ite, tpetttr iie iid
I'M Spiegel i6al1ten, es iebr eiliq ba=
BEN, tpie6er binein8nfomme1t, nn6 6as
tpiir6e ONT gr6e feline S6tpiertgfeiten
bnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
0ie Sra1t. bic in Qps Mnaeles etne

Sic Tra1, sic ia 2ps Mnaeles cine
tGdule fir SIirten eineeridtet botte,
lit berboftet rrb sic Sda1le geidloi-
fen tporoert. Mit @edt. Sn ser ge-
qentpdrtigen 3eit 1T ie6e @neraieper>
ueu6ung por1 uebeI. Dus GItrten
bru1d3er 1tniere Md6eIs rihf at Ier-
men. Mit Ser &unit tper6en lie &C.
borert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

Die Stabt @atertotpn int Staate
Seem gorf but gegem 8robibition ge=
ftimmt, unb tpubriheinlid miro iebt
m1d ole Mntiialoonlign uber5e11gt
fetn, 1oB @amen iebr gebaiiig iein
fonnert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
HUNS BURN SUPPLIES.
Burning Munitions and Stores in Fochs
Fatal Marue Pocket

With the French Army on the Aisne
Marnc Front, July % There were signs
everywhere yesterday that the Germans
are destroying the material and ammuni-
ton in the pocket TO the north Of the
River Marne between scissors and
Rheims. preparatory 10 the entire evacua-
tion of that area
They arc having the greatest dit
ficulty in maintaining their communca-
tions in the salient being unable to
utilize most Of the railroads leading north
ward. owing to tho inccssant harrylng
from Entente Allied aviators and artillery
The region Immediately south of Sois-
sons forms the key To the German posi-
ton, and here the army has Concentratod
heavy forces for the purpose Of holding
back the advancing tide of the Allies.
The latter. however, continuc their prog
res. although the fighting is becoming
heavier each hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

chances seemed to be that he would locs
his own life in the attempt.
''Some of the bravcst deeds were m
spired by the desire to save wounded
and helpless comrades. Gunnery Ser
geant George McDcrmott, Dis West
l2Sth street New York, who led up the
reserves badly needed and instllled
confidence in the new men, remained
TO carry back the wounded though het
artillery and machine gun fire had not
slackened.
Sergeant James Fallon, Newark, N
J.. was on duty at the ration dump, and
had no business at the front. When Ser
gcant Joseph l.. \Sutnan of New York
City and Private John :. McGooey, Port
! JcrvIs, n. Y, came through the barrage
| carving wounded. Fallon returned to the
front with them and continued assisting
the two other brave men.
private Charles Edgar Durant OF
! Mata,noras, Penn, had n row with tho
| corporal IN the quiet days, but when tho
corporal was wounded he shouldcred him
| under heavy fire. brought HIM back
| and saved his life.
| "Private Clarence G.. Anderson, PIqua
| Ohio. when knocked down by shell and
| dazed WAS ordered back. He refused and
rushed forward reioining his comrades
| in the first wave. Private William }
| Applebee, Flint. Mich, discovered that
his platoon was far ahead of him when he
recovered consciousness after being knock
cd down bv the conclusion from bomb
He caught up with them and continue,
| fighting for a week, returning safely.
BROUGHT BACK INFORMATION.
Private Louis J. Crepeau. so WcstlanC
avenue, Boston. got a German prisonc
| and certain information that was needle,
was secured from HIM. THIS he brought
| back immediately, without waiting 70
| the harrago TO lift.
Private John +. Russell, Jr., Hamcl
| MINI, when his buddy was wounded
went out under heavy fire, dressed hr
wounds roughly, and dragged hin back
through the ma chino gun zone.
These are few Of the thousands o
| deeds OF bravery which occur daily
among the American forces II is impos
sibIc To cite every individual deserving o
credit, as many deeds of galIantry pas
| unuoticed," wrote Captain lester )
Wass, Gloucester, Mass, in his oihcia
report"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
U-BOAT HEAD BOUND
WOUNDS OF VICTIMS
Almost Incredible Report of Pi-
rates Neglect of Opportun-
ity for Barbarous Practices.

London, July l9.-Onc instance IN
which an enemy submarine commander,
after sinking a British vessel, amazed the
survivors by giving them bandages and
liniment for their wounds, stands out IN
sharp contrast with the brutality or ln-
difference to suffering practccd by the
German sea pirates Nevertheless the
survivors tell n story of extreme hardship
endured in small boats for six days and
nights. Seventeen are missing OF the
ships company of %.
Five hundred miles from the Irish coast
a large British steamer. outward bound an
ballast received n torpedo deathblow. No
time was lost by the ships company in
getting away from the sinking ship.
MANY of the crew had been wounded,
especially among the engine-room force.
With difficulty the injured were placed u
the boats.
The submarine suddenly appeared near
by and the commander came on deck. He
noticed the wounded, and calling the boats
alongside his craft he went inside, return
ING with bandagcs and liniment which he
handed To the surprised officers in charge
of the boats. This act of kindness saved
several lives.
A steamers smoke was seen on the
horizon and the tI-boat made off rapidly
The small boats shaped course toWafu
land but the wind was light and unfavor-
able
Only small store of biscuits was car
ricd There WAS water enough for very
limited ration and in the days that fol
! lowed the suns heat was almost in-
tolerable. Wounded l.ascars succumbed
one after another and were consigned to
the sea
On the fifth day vessel hove in sight
! and bore down toward them Then II
seemed to change its mind and steamed off
in another direction Probably the ship
thought the small boats were German
submarine dccoys
Torture reached its limit the next day
Previously the officers had resorted TO
physical force TO prevent the Lascars from
drinking the salt water Now nothing
| could restrain them and they eagerly
drank the brine soon afterward two died
of their sufferings
Hope had almost died when late that
evening vessel sighted and picked them
NJ They were landed IN ireland
Howell I write for postcrity.
! Powell That doesn't bother me any,
shall not he here Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

slow ages. We wish we
could remember just
how many thousand
muscles that trunk
contains, for then we
could tell you the story,
quite germane to our
subject, of little Willie
home from school,
bursting with knowl-
edge, imparting that in
formation to Papa, and
Papa remarking, with
a side G ! a n c e at
Mamma:
"A woman must have
packed it."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

light lattice work for the same
purpose, which may be placed
at any point.
No wonder this trunk is
popular fsyOrite, for besides
the above specialized uses, Il
makes a very satisfactory week
end trunk.
A trunk planned particularly
for weekend or visiting uses,
3O-in. long, c0-ln. wide. 22-in.
high, has a swinging top tray,
partitioned, and two dress
trays. In the bottom are two
hat forms, which are removable
when not needed.
OF course, the army locker IS
here, made according TO all the
Government specifications: reg
ulation size (3l-in. long, l7-in.
wide, and 13-in- high, made Of
Eastwood, fiber-eovered, fbSr-
interiined. brsssed steel mount
ings. tray divided into three
equal compartments. SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
A Perfect Trunk
For Particular Ladies

Times without number, have had inquiries for
wardrobe trunk specially planned for carrying outer gar
ments nll-ciotf1ing trunk, as IL were.
trunks with a number of Improvements
shown before this We think
there couldn't be better trunk made for the purpose
of veneered Eastwood is fiber
hber-ned, and full rveted. Every edge and
reinforced All hardware Is solid steel brsssed
Locks in three different places, all controlled by
ter lock
The lid lifts from the making visible
at Twenty-one hangers provided, which come
divided for tailored suits dresses and
follow board which locks point,
garments from slipping.
The lower portion is fitted With roorny shoe pockets
three sides and a shoe box in the from. part
of the trunk contains dropdravers, deep
roomy and each divided which comfortably
rnodate waists, lingerie accessories.
only supreme traveller, but viii
also stay quietly and do its efficient bit"
wardrobe It's therefore of interest know that
patented device operating where the lid closes down.
ders IL absolutely dustproof 2l1o.
fpcuvh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Mans Stomach
Makes Life
a Burden

When the stomach Is wrong svvy senx v,
wrong The sufferer becomes Discouraged 80
desponiept life Is logger worth nv!nG -
ths mach right and your troubles vii vsuisl
Dos't dnss it with cures " u ne~ds hell
more abuse
MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY has eeei
specially preps rec foF soothing and invssorstsu
EtsSnachs thai hsve o~en abused CT veakene.
ny Of diet other causes Whsa the
distressing synpteras Of dyxp~psiA. .our .tsn I
ach nafufercw va far hrnsh eonsti - ton 6ixs /,
ness tatntness lsct Of energy. pslpiia tt~n OF
;hs sesrt. ailments arising In sto0os Cd trou
REAEHT st once taks as Directed AID ysu
will Rotic- hew quickly ycur OLD vtssr aSd
spp-tite hsrs eeem improved and hov SpSd
Four meals txste. No more blue dsys after
MUNYON'S. At all drusststs.-Aevsreis-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
Going Alvay in August?
VACATION LUGGAGE
In Exceptionally Fine Assortment
IS READY AT WANAMAKER'

But it's not a ques-
tion Of how much goes
into a trunk, in com
parison with how Il
looks when it comes ont
Of one.
And this depends
partly on how the trunk
itself is planned and
constructed.
We are glad TO say
that despite the we'll
known fact Of the in
creasing scarcity Of
wood, fiber, hardware,
and other materials Of
trunk-making, we've as
tidy a lot Of trunks up
on our Fourth Floor
(Market), at as fair
prices, in as great a va
riety and as up-to-date
in all the latest conven-
lent features, az you'd
ask to see
Wardrobe trunks, dress
trunks, skirt trunks, hat
trunks, visiting" or week
end trunks. steamer trunks,
general or family trunks, army
lockers.
We carry several different
styles in dust-proof trunks.
Why should anyone start her
vacation wrong by going away
'vi'h her pretty clothes iammed,
eased and rumpled 20 begin
with, when a wardrobe trunk
removes all such worries7
Two interesting tru x A.
whose special features may be
new TO some readers are worth
singing out for mention
The first is a trunk made es-
pecialIy TO carry those three
worrisome factors in packing
hats. shoes and corsets- There's
a swinging top tray, containing
one compartment Just the right
size for a corset and Eve shoe
boxes. Then. there's a nice
place for waists or lingerie. and
the rest of the tray is divided
into compartments % various
sizes, much ike your bureau
drawer.
The lower walls ana bottom
portion OF the trunk are lined
with a lattice-work OF strong
webbing, to which hats may be
securely pinned. and there is
also a tray made OF the same
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
GREAT VICTORY BERLIN.
Kaiser Tells Huns Marine Rout Was
Complete Success for Germany.

Berlin. via London July - Tho War
Off &c claims the fighting IN France on
Sunday resulted in "a complete success
for the German arms
The official statement issued today de-
scribes numerous heavy operations on
All parts Of the salient between SCISSORS
and Rheims and declares all assaults Of
the allied forces wcrr rcpuiscd The
statement goes on 10 sunstantiate IN
h reil the false summary quoted above.