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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
Entertains at Shorrham.

Col. r. G. CholmeIey-Jones OF the
War Risk Insurance Bureau. enter
tanned members OF the advisory COM
mittee at luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham. The guests included Sec
rotary Baker. Secretary Daniels,
Charles T.. Hughes. the Assistant Sec
rotary or the Treasury. Jouett Shousc;
Mrs August Belmont, of New York;
Miss Hannah Patterson, Henry p.
Dawson. OF New York, who came
down from New York yesterday: DR.
Livingston Farrand. Elliott Goodwin,
Colin Livingstone. John &. Agar. Gros-
venor GARRISON. Matthews VOL, and
the members Of Colonel Cholmeley-
Jones staff, George n. Rennick, r. II.
Hallett. g. +. ljams. r. W. Emerson.
L. o. Fisher. and d. 3. Karrick. assist
ant directors. and William Macfar-
lane and T.. II. Decker
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
WAR RISK CHIEFS
MEETING

The advisory committee OF the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance held
its first meeting yesterday, with for
mer Supreme Court Justice Charles
Evans Hughes presiding.
Members of the committee were in
session continuously from 10 o'clock
in the morning until after s.
During the afternoon session Capt.
d. E. Karrick, acting assistant d.
rector, allotment and allowance de-
partment: Capt. G. H. 'Rennick. assist
ant director, personnel and admins
tration department.; Z. NJ. Peters, act
ing commissioner, marine and sea-
mems division: Leon Fisher. assistant
director, insurance department.: Col.
r. H. Hallett. assistant director, COM
pensation and claims department, and
William Macfarlane, actuary OF the
bureau, were asked concerning the
condition Of their various depart
ments.
The following members OF the COM
mittee were present; Mr.. Hughes.
Secretary Baker, Secretary Daniels.
Grosvenor B. CIarkson, director
United States Council of National
Defense: Mathew VOL, vice presi-
dent American Federation OF Labor;
H. Z. Dawson, of ]. P. Morgan & Co.;
John c. Agar, National Catholic War
Council; DR.. Livingstone Farrand,
chairman of the executive committee,
Red Cross: Colin II. Livingstone.
president OF the Boy Scouts of
America: Mrs August Belmont; Col.
f. c. Cholmeley Jones, director OF the
bureau, and Z. H. Greenwood, secre-
tary.
THE bureau is in far better shape
than people have reason to suppose"
id Director Cholmeley-Jones. zone
of the finest things l have ever seen
is the way in which the War Risk
Insurance Bureau employees do their
work. They have volunteered to
work day and night when necessary
to speed up the machinery Of the
bureau"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16

Miss Adelaide Heath will go to
Stamford. Conn, today to be the guest
OF Mrs. Thomas W Bowers for several
weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
Miss POtzIer a Bride.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Anna Julia PotzIer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Potzler and J. c. Wigington. chief
gunner, L. =. ", OF CatIettsburg KY,
which took place last Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock in st. Peters Church
The Rev. J. Weidenham Officiated in
the presence of a group of relatives
and friends of the young couple. Dur
ing the ceremony Mrs. Lanham sang
sevral solos.
Tn bride was attended by her
youngest sister. Miss Gertrude Potz
Ter. as maid of honor. She wore a
beautiful gown OF white geOrgette
crepe trimmed in milk white beads,
with a picture hat of white georg-
cite. and carried a bouquet of Bride
mond and pearl lavalliere. the gift
or's frock was of pink geOrgette. and
she wore pink hat and carried Kill
larney roses.
Chief Gunner II. L. WOervin. L. s.
NJ was best man, and he and the
bridegroom were in uniform.
Following a reception at the home
of the brides parents in $ street,
the young couple left for a wedding
trip through the South They will
stop at the home of the bridegroom
for a visit. The bride wore a navy
blue suit and a blue hat as her trav-
cling costume. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiging-
ton will be at home after Augu Il Is
in Washington, as he is stationed
here indefinitely,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
ENINGS IN SOCIETY
News of the Diplomats and of Official SOciety-Wed-
dings and Engagements

-HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
WILSON went for a motor
ride yesterday afternoon fol-
lowing the Cabinet meeting. Mrs.
Wilson spent the early afternoon
driving with Mrs. William H. Boiling
and Miss Bertha Boiling.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16

The Order or Lafayette will observe
the 162d birthday Of the distinguished
French and American general by a
reception at the Washington Club,
17OI h street. on September ). from
$40 TO 1880 o'clock. There will be
refreshments and dancing Admission
by card. On account of the close
alliance between the United States and
France. this years celebration will
take on an unusual interest. and will
be observed in many parts Of the
country. The committee on invita-
tons and music includes Daniel Smith
Gordon, Thomas Campbell Washing
ton. and DR.. Joseph G. b. Bulloch; pro-
gram and refreshments, Miss Bertha
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
WAR DEPT. ORDERS
ARREST OF ''HERO''

CHICAGO. July 16.-Capt Shelby
Cullom Chapman, who was made an
idol by friends in Chicago and, New
York. was arrested yesterday on tele-
graphed orders, -ghich were not made
public. from the War Department. to
the central department. OF the army.
Chapman also was arrested here on
April II for posing as a flier.
The captain, according to his own
statements, intelligence officers say,
was never under fire. His accusers
say he fled from France while facing
a court-martial for some offense, the
character OF which has not been made
public.
According to. the investigators,
Chapman showed at the time of his
first arrest, discharged papers issued
at Camp Custer. Mich. The papers
we're genuine, and he was released.
At that time he explained. the inves-
tigators said. that he supplied the de-
tails of battles and medals he claim
I'd TO have won. and the records"
'Sere put in his discharge papers.
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Senior BonIIIas Back.

DR.. Tomas A. LeBreton, ambassa-
dor Of Argentina. sailed from France
for New York aboard the Aquitania
last Saturday and is expected in
Washington the end of this week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16

Usher are a the United States Hotel,
Saratoga Springs, y. Y, for a visit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
EAT wHITEwAsu on POLES.

HARRISBURG. Pa. July l6,-White-
washed telephone poles near here
have been losing their whiteness with
such regularity than an investigation
was made. WoodChucks il was found.
are responsible. They eat the white
wash to get salt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16

o'clock tomorrow in the ball room of
the Shoreham Hotel. The ceremony
will be witnessed by a company of Of
ficials, and Major Teiusanu will en-
tertain them at luncheon afterward.
The honor is being conferred on Ma
jor Teiusanu in recognition of his
Valor in the war. He will sail for
Rumania on an immportant mission
on July II. He will leave Washing
ton on Friday for Atlantic City, where
Nine. Teiusanu and their infant
daughter are spending the summer
with Nine. Teiusanu's mother, Mrs.
Humphrey. OF Philadelphia, who has
a cottage there. Nine. Teiusanu will
remain with her mother until Major
Teiusanu returns or until she can join
him in Rumania.
P. Grant Smith, American minister
to Denmark, reached New York yes
terday on the Scandinavian-Amer
liner United States.
stopping nj SeashOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newbold
have gone to Atlantic City and are
staying at the Carlton Hotel.
Col. Lacy Hall, Engineer Corps,
u. S. A, who is temporarily on duty in
Washington, will go TO Portland, Me-,
for station.
Mrs. Toy Dixon Savage. of Norfolk.
and her small daughter. Miss Hildreth
have gone to Blue Ridge sum-
NIT, Pa, for the rest of the summer
Mr. Savage will join them there for
week ends. Mrs. Savage was formerly
Miss Hildreth GatewoOd, of Washing
ton.
Col. Roger Alexander. L. S. A, who
has been on duty in France. and Mrs.
will come to Washington
as he has been ordered to
duty at the War College.
Mrs. A. Garrison McClintOck has
gone to Newport to visit Miss Maude
Wetmore. Later in the summer Mr..
and Mrs. McClintOck expect to make
A tour Of the West.
Reed A. Knox. son Of Senator and
Mrs. Philander c. Knox. has arrived
in Atlantic City from Valley Forge.
Pa.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Nathaniel r.
Usher are at the United States Hotel,
Saratoga Springs, y. Y, for a visit.
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To Be Married Tonight.
Returning from England.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Grady will ar
rive in Washington soon from Lon
don, England, where the former has
been on a Government mission for the
last few months. They will sail on
the Olympic.
While in Washington they will be
guests OF Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, of
FalkStone Courts. Mrs Grady and
Mrs. Johnston are friends of long
standing. Mrs. Grady has visited in
Washington many times and on one
occasion she and her father. State
Senator +. +. Del Vale. of California.
who was called here on a diplomatic
mission concerning Mexico, were
guests of Senator James Duval
Phelan. Her marriage to Mr.. Grady
took place while she was a student
at Columbia University and he a
member of the faculty. Later he
came to Washington to serve with
the War Trade Board. From Wash
inGton Mr.. and Mrs. Grady will go
to California for visit
During the absence of her husband
Col. Virgil l.. Peterson. Engineer
Corps. l.. s. A.. who will be in France
for the next two or three months
Mrs. Peterson is in charge Of the
hostess house at Camp Humphreys.
Va. where Colonel Peterson was on
duty until he was sent abroad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16

-HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
WILSON went for a motor
i ride yesterday afternoon fol-
lowing the Cabinet meeting. Mrs.
wilson spent the early afternoon
driving with Mrs. William H. Boiling
and Miss Bertha Boiling.
Senior BOniIIas Back.
The ambassador of Mexico, Senior
BoniIlas, has returned to Washington
and Joined Nine. Bonillas at the en-
bassv. He has been absent from
Washington for month, having
taken a hurried trip to Mexico City.
DR. Tomas a. LeBreton, ambassa-
dor Of Argentina. sailed from France
for New York aboard the Aquitania
last Saturday and is expected in
Washington the end of this week.
To Return To Capital.
William Phillips, Assistant Secre-
tary of state. who is. with Mrs. Phil
lips and their children at North Bev-
erIy. Mass. will return to Wash
ington tomorrow.
Mrs. Edmund Plowden Hickey an
nounces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Ethel Hickey, to Ed
ward Tierney, of West Virginia, son
of Mrs. and Mr.. J.. J. Tierney. of Phil
adeIphia and West Virginia. The
wedding will take place in. the au-
tumn.
Until recently Mr.. Tierney was a
irst lieutenant in the army. serving
with the American eXpeditionary
'orce in France. He and his bride
Expect to make their home in West
Virginia. Miss Hickey is both charm
ing and talented and is a cultivated
musician.
Mrs. James A. Reed and her guest,
Mrs. W. J. Mcdonald, of Chicago and
Pasadena. entertained informally at
luncheon followed by bridge today at
the Purple Iris Tea House. There
we're eight in the party.
Mr. Mcdonald has arrived to join
mis- wife who has been visiting Sen
ltor and Mrs. Reed for some time,
and they will leave for Chicago on
Friday.
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday in
to Mrs. Andreius a. Jones
and her sister, Mrs. Frank r. Lord,
Of Santa Fe. n. NJ, who will be
with her for the rest of July.
Mrs. Francis 5. Wildly and her small
son expect to go to Brielle. n. j.. in
August to visit her uncle. Mr.. Nc
Albert G. Schmedeman. American
minister TO Norway. landed in New
Y ork yesterday from the Norwegian
steamer Stavangerfjord from Bergen.
The Secretary OF War will confer
the Distinguished Service Medal upon
the military attache of the Rumanian
legation, Major Levius Teiusanu, at ]
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Photo BY BaChrach.

F. Wolfe and Mrs. George Chadsey.
Mrs. Maybe Colquitt is general chair
man, of the entertainment, to which
many. persons in sympathy with the
French American alliance will be in
vited.
Hosts at Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Dove were
dinner hosts last evening, entertain
ing at the Chevy Chase Club in honor
Or Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bancroft Car
roll and Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Hay
ward, who motored over from Balti-
more yesterday. After the dinner
about fifty additional guests Joined
the party for dancing.
Mrs. Warwick Emile Montgomery
and her daughter. Miss Anna Mont
gomery, have gone to Bar Harbor.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the birth of a son to Com
mander and Mrs. Walter Browne
Woodson. on July 10, at Newport, r. L.
Mrs. Woodson was formerly Miss
Ruth Halford, daughter of the late
4. J. Halford. for many years a Fesi-
dent of Washington. The son will be
named for his father. Walter Browne
WOodsons jr.
To BE Married Tonight.
The marriage of Miss Violet Lealia
Bush, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Bush, and Lieut.. Charles Moffatt.
chaplain, n. S. A.. will be solemnized
this evening at JIG c street. north
east. Miss Bush is a native of Waco,
Tex. and attended Baylor College in
Texas, of which Lieut.. Moffatt is a
graduate. At the outbreak of the
war Miss Bush enlisted in the service
OF Uncle Sam with Der two brothers,
and has been in Washington for the
past year. Lieut.. Moffatt was a stu
dent at the Louisville Seminary. and
enlisted as chaplain in the army in
April. 1918. He is now stationed at
the General Hospital in Carlisle. Pa,
where he will take his bride until he
is relieved from service.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
XII.
Til Rom.

Som Abitha havde forudsagt, hayde hendes
Legeme allerede lange slumret Craven, da Ru-
fus kom til Regnum for at ledsage hendes Datter
til Rom.
bet var vemodigt for Klandia at skulle for
lade sit Barndomshjem, sin Moders GRAY og sin
Fader for at drage langt bort til ct fremmed Land
Men Gud havde underligt sprget for sit Barn. Smart
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

ate er3elena unb Sic nlte Gr5el-
sIeI1a mar ME ern pom Dnrnen5irtel.
ngnrf i'd bon mei1em Jrniler.
rehf @ebraub MAIDEN urb tparfel-
n1iitia iein1 fngfe lie nit ibrem
2freunoIiditen addeln. I"
,gtpas ManfeImllt pir6 sic MIR
.nng ubrigen fdtDaden 5terbliden
=abnlider n1aden" iiagte Der alte
Aerr gallant.
Die mufeImdnuifde Sa11ptitaot lit
bod nett, bog Rlimn 1ngitigt
midi @eben sic ben betpuBten Winf
al aeboriger SteIe u1o1 befpirfen gle
ettpas Mufidub, sic anberrt0genoer
Msnrn."
ugonionrs oil ferbice beg 6nmes,"
fngte Sic aIte gr3enen5, It'd perbe11.
genb. J@raf e. fam id5 au6 NIT
einem mberen unferer iungen Ser
rem begniigen."
Ser Meniden @eonrfen ergd115en
iih oft eigentiimIid) SIN felben Au-
aenbIide dig Die nlte gr5eIlen3 6as
iprnh, Iebnte @urt nndbenfen mlf
ieinen 5t1bI 5lriid. 5eine gdn5erin
mar Inn 5l elmer 9our fortgeboH
tporoen. 3Sbr @eplnl16er mar ibm fIB
qetDefen, 6ern es bntte fid I'M ibr
BenfonsIeben NIT Nora georebt.
Mber iett tam linn bie @rinnerung an
bas, tpas.er geb6rt: 6nB Der. Direftor
NIT ieiner 9ruppe IN Der 5taot er<
I6einen .merbe. Gum eritenmnle iegne=
tie er sic @lngbeit ieiner Mutter, Die
ibm cine Musiidt auf ld11gere Mbme=
1enbeit eroffnet bate. Gu6 er oadte.
gera6e an sic nlte @r5eaen5, Oh ourd
iie bic Mbreiie ni6t bieneidt 5u be-
Idlennigen fei, 6n .es ibm fein ange=
nebmer @e6anfe mar, geraoe bier nit
&ariten 5uiam1men 3n treffen, ia
nidt einn1al IN 6ieier @eiie bon ibm
gu b0Gren. ST bei61oB, glei6 Grfun6i=
gnngen ein5n5iebem mann Die Or
|0ffnl1nq Der 3irfus 5n %ertDarten itebe,
Inn borber @1ritte tim at fonnen.
SIM Morgen nod BENT 5efte tDar
6aber iein eriter Mnsgang 6ieier Mb-
iidt getpi6met. nm Nieman6en lei=
ner 8etannten 5u %begegnen, entidloB
er fid) 5iemIi9 5eitig ba5u. Gin &iH
in sic MnIogen bradte i'm bal6 6a=
Elm, no Der 3irfus itets ieinen Blat
bottle, mrb ct fan6 Ste Mrbeiter NIT
Ser M%usftatt11ng beiddftigt. gr ging
binein, benin balb un6 balb BOTTLE er
ben Direftor ieIbit BORT 5n ftnoen.
Mnitatt ieiner traf &urt aber MIR ie=
men bnnfel a%1ts1ebenoen Mann, Der
ibm BEL iei1em @eiude m g. BEL Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20

term tpiir6e, u11b besbnD bat ibr
Batter, Der febr reid III, fie I'M aIo-
tier er3ieben niier. Nir tpa1Bhtteu boz
npaIIg gar 11idt oab ibr Batter &unit-
reiiter J Direftor lei. Sd babe bieg
ip1fer erit gebort biurdd 1tnieren @a-
plan, Der ffie aud fe1rt.1
$50 lit iie bern e" ffragte Rom-
|feiie @eotpig ne,lgierig, annb tpo
IIebt fe?"
vSie lift fd0r1er mie ole Dnn1en,
Die ib femme gab 2iaD radiM6tig
Der @omteiie 5uriiid: $50 fie ieht lebt,
meiB ib nidt; ib CLAUDE aber, BET
tbrem 8ater. SOUR 6as meiB i'd, bob
iie ME ettDas tim tpir6, mas mir nne
niht aud tditen; 6n511 lit fiie biel al
fromm unb mobler5ogen.."
Die 5pre6erin mar rot getDDroer
Bel ibrer Bertei6igung. Mber Elm
panr M11gen rr1bten gum eritenn1nle
nit Sntereiie a1f ibr; es, mar, als
noble Degentdl ibr ieoes Bort BON
ben 2ippen nebnen. Gum er1tenmale
bemerfte aud er iekt ben lieblide11
3na I'M ben Muno," auf ben Cab
nom i'm nufmerffam gerln4t.
Gin @eil9en }pdter itan6 er bin
ter ibrem @tlble. .&ait OH ben So,
tinon nod frei, @l1iinher2" fragte er
Iei1e. r@iIlit 6u i'm mir geben2" Gil
III tp11rbe p11rpurrot. Sic fonnte MIR
1tumm niden boz. frel1biger ueberra=
ibnng,; 6enr Bog batten Die fibniten
6offmngen fie ni9t trdumen laiien.
Ms Ser beriibnte @er5enstan5 Ell
nige St1n6en ipdter i'm @ange mar,
tpnBte sic @rdfm 1i6t, OBJ iie bren
Mngen hauen foIte, 90 iie Bog innge
Naar 1i9 gegeniiber fab, 10 eifrig
par &nrt nit 1etner Sdn5erin Be-
iaaftigt, 70 inteniib gludli6 iab bieie
ons. IS gibt M11genb1ife, no aud
sic flein1ten Mngen ftrablen fon11et1,
un6 in 9inD's Mugen ging Elm Or
6enti6es 2i9tmeer auf, menn ibr
Ean5er 1i9 bon Sntereiie ibr 5utpen=
6ete, 1o6ab er aaes b1riiber gu ber=
geiien idien. SIZE @r6fin borte nidt,
6aB es neutrality-suspicious. paren,
NIT benen 2inp i'm feiielte: tie iab
MIR un6 file Itnbte. 8as! Bar tie
porber blind getpefen ~ bate tie
ni6t bemerft, baB in Ser ifllen Snti.
mittGint 6es bGusli9en Berfebrs fid
6ie1es nngeiponnen2 @ar fie 5u Ell
Tia getpeien, cine neue Mblerfung fiji
i'm at iuden? l1n6 ieBt geruoe, tpo
oie S6ben angeiniipff i9ienen, pie
toridt lie ob5ubreben!
Ser @rdfin Mugen f1dten Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
Einp 9p6inn,,nn mar r1totIirliih ut1o
8oman bon S. Treiin ., 8radel,

Cine geoingnng mar natirlib 1r1o
spei Sabre - mas pnren atpei Sabre
Ser 8riifung2 9uf 3tpar5ig mar lie
aefaRt aelpe}en, bas fagte Iaderb ibr
Mun1, fagten itrablenb ibre Mnger.
3pet Sabre iinb ,,nenbli6 tpentg,
menn 6ag ,gn1ae 2eben Dor nns liegt.
sic beiaB bie ielige nnerfabren-
belt Der Sugen6, aber aud Die Se1tig-
feit elmer aIeg a%11sfillenben 2iebe, u.
oas lieB iie Die 3eit 10 letM 11eb-
men.
Drei Gage oerIebte 4urt in Der
@ta6t, $50 6rei Gage, Bic er fi6 er-
obern moute bon Ieiner @rifungs.
seit, ebe Ser 1trenge 8ann 6es bol-
Grlte iider betpabrt gu miiien, noute
6iqen Srennn11g eintrete. lin 0as
Iiqen @ebeimniiies unb Der bolifdin-
er MIR uuf sic fiiir5eite Grtit our Unit
periitGtslto6t 3uriiidffebre,r un6 oann,
@eidafte borfdibeno, ouf feline @i-
ter qeben, Ser Me1tter BORT bei5ltlte=
ben. @ein meider 6inn iebnte ii6
.6anah, BEN Blab in ibrem Screen
1pieoer3ltgeminnen nno i'm audi fir
Mora bor5nberetten. Was tat es ibm,
menn 6ie Belt fir SEN Mugenbltd
bieneidt onoere @9liiife aus ieiner
ra16en Mbreiie 5ieben mer6e, 10 LAM
ae er ielbIt feines Bliides itd} betplBt
tpar, nit bent er emit offentlt6 fid}
re6tferttgen fonmte?'
Bas Noru betraf, bdtte er germ
einer Mns1peg gefunben, Der lie Der
&un1treiter @eie1i6aft entfremoe-
tie; bod ftrdrbte fib ibre finolf6e
2iebe, iebt i6on ibren 8ater 81 ber=
Io1Ien. Ser 9ireftor ober bottle Ell
men neutrality-suspicious.. S9on
Ionge mar es feline Mbiiht getpeicn,
1i6 irgen6po cine feftere Seimat at
griinben, Defenders iebt, 100 I'M 2a11=
fe 6es Sabres feline 6ra1 ne1te1t
Bflidte1t entgegeniab. Ct po1te 6a>
Ter in ser Mdbe irgerb elmer 16on
.gelegenen stnbt cine gino 5n faufen
i116en, nn6 BORT modte Nora bann
6ieie 3eit b%erleben, in @eieni6oH If
rer @tiefmutter ober elmer @eleli6af-
term, per1n iene mie6er ibren Mann
hegIeiten ioIte. Ser 8ori6lag tprroe
ALIEN geredt, un6 10 bot ielbit Die
Srern11ng cine fife 3nberft6f, Die
iie ben 2iebenben ertrdgli6er mahte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-20
II. &nptel.
Dos 1T Der Sral1en feline &riegsfnnit,
9nB fie, BEN @arnpf ablebnenb, benz
nod fegen.

@n11pn9.
@inige Morote nod bieien @reig=
niIien 1ieoelte bie @rdftn nit ibrer
6amilie in Die Meft6en5 uber. @s NOR
6as erlte Mol felt ibrer @ittpen-
i9aft, 6oB fie aus ibrer lan6lt@en
3uriidge5ogenbeh beraustrat. Sic
Mntpeienbeit ibrer iungen Nidte, Die
in Ser @eienf9aft %atftreten iolte,
tpie Ser gnti9lnB hires Sobnes, CUR
6iplomati1den &arriere iiber5ugeben,
gab Dor ser WeIt Sic belten @rin6e
bafir. nn6 bod tpl1nberte ii9 Die
Belt gera6e bariiber. Sic Meniden
be5eid)ner ia 6en fleinen &reis, 1T
bem iie leben, immer groBartig nit
bent Mamen v@elt."
Stun, 1ieie 8elt fan6 Die Nidte
nod iebr jung, I'M f6on n11sgefubrt
at per6en 11n6 mar nod e%ritaltnter
iiber Graf &snrtg Mbii9t, cine foot
Ii6e 2anfbabn etn5uf6lagen, ba ibrn
als dIte1tem 5pbn 11nb 8eiiBer Der
ousgeoebnten Sitter fem 2ebensmeg
10 bel einfa6er borgeidritten i9ien.
.ginige pitterte11 einen HugenSba9=
3uq Der MnHer 6nrin, bnmit ffie Die
longe gefibrte SerridnH ni9t ab5n-
gebe11 braude; anbere faben es ais ei-
mem Mustpeg 6esSobnes an, iid Der
Eintpirfmna Ser Mutter at ent3ieber1.
Die @eIt bate Medt uu1 nnre9t
tpie imr1er. sSm getp0bnIiben 9auf
Ser Dinge tpiirbe bie @rafin fieb5ebn
Sabre. entiidie6en 5u Jung fir 2tlD
hefunoen bnben; iie bette ibr mirbe-
items nod einen @inter 6r6liGer
@ube 6efretiert. @an5 ii9er tpiirbe
fie a11f fir ibren @obn nihts neni-
ger aIs eine 5toats-@arriere ge-.
miinidf baben, lo11bern bfiGtte etne fo-
fortige ginfubrung III bieGernaltl1g
Der Sitter fir 1t0tig era6tet, I'M i'm
an Drt urt6 Stele GIT feiieln. 90
aber mnbte tie bon an ibren Brur6=.
idBen nbtpei6en; benin lire Mbii6t
mar es nidt, MN Der Sahe r11big
ibren 2anf 81 laifen, tpie bernbigen6
anf) sic gorf1ldge bes Direftors gez
tpeien tpnren, sic ibr eigentli9 iebes
Me6t neiterer @intpnrfes nobnner.
Ste fob bos elm es rei5te iite fait, bob
es 10 mar. SIN idlimmiten Snne
tmofte Sic ~qIdn5enbe 8rmogenglage
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. freilib bic Ga
DE erIeihtern, aber Biz bns Ser
baiiltnis untpiberrufIih pnr, bielt Die
Griffin es fir Bfli6t, anes bagegen
at ber1uden, mas in ben 8ren5en beg.
grIa1ibten lag. ..
Gin titles 2an6Ieben IdJienibr me
mia aeeig1et, bes 5obnes Geoattfert.
ab8ule1fen beiortoerss 90 aud Glib
qar ffeii1 Meiet nnr, bas eir1e1 bdlis-
Iidet1 Rreig beIebe11 ober Mn8iebnngs
fraH a1giiiben fo1trte. go COB lie ie>
Ben @ebanfen III Der Miidhha11g out Il.