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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26

Photo by American Press Association.
LADY DOROTHY FIELDING, PRESENTED
WITH ORDER or LEOPOLD BY KING AL
BERT OF BELGIUM FOR SERVICES rem
DERED IN WAR.
ter is more precious than powder and
the tribesmen show no quarter to the
wounded is described by Sergeant A.
Kingdom Of the Second battalion Nor
folk regiment in letter to his mother
at Thetford
I'VE came by ship (from lndia) up
the river Euphrates." he writes. land
disembarked on lovely landing-up
to the waist in mud and water. Not Il
tree in sight nor blade Of grass. except
on the river banks, which are covered
with date palms. We marched all the
next day through mud. Anything with
wheels cannot be taken. and packs Of
mules and camels are no good because
their big feet pick up too much sand.
I'VE lay in the wet mud on the des-
ert all night and moved away early
again in the morning. to find the en-
envy in position. They consisted Of
Turks and Arabs. about 1900 yards to
our front The attack was pushed
home under cover Of our mountain bat
teries; the field artillery came up later.
The artillery horses were so complete
~ knocked out that they could not
walk away from the guns when un-
hooked. The troops also We're knock
ed OIt. and in the meantime the en-
emy's artillery was having 1t all their
own way.
"Our rifles were absolutely ch0ked
inside with mud. and the bolt action
and sights had to be made to work be.
fore an accurate fire could be effected.
Some Of the men. rather than drink
the muddy slush from their water
bottles. stood and emptied 1t in their
bolt action. although water was so
scarce and slush worth a gold piece
an ounce.
II was more fortunate. my socks had
shrunk so small that was better able
to march without one. so cut Off the
toe and-Sput 1t over my bolt action. So
my rife was fairly clean. We were
caked with clay from head to foot
When the sun did come out for time
and we saw chance of cracking 1t Off
thunderstorm came over and soft
ened 1t into sticky paste.
"Onr only transport is mules with
ammunition. and they frequently fall
down and have to be picked up. ANY
how. the enemy were in their trenches
with a decided advantage. and were
delivering murderous fire. But by
supreme effort after we got the en-
emy's range we kept our fire coolly de-
livered and within half an hour the
Turks We're retiring, leaving the Arabs
to cover their retreat. They remained
another quarter of an hour. and mean
while we had fixed our bayonets for
the grand finale. but evidently they did
not wish to proion@ their stay.
Every one. especially the indians.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26

FRENCH OFFICERS LUNCHINa BEHIND FIR
ING LINE
and only those physically unfit in
some way are left. and they are near
~ all working ut home. 1t is splendid
to see the way every one pulls TO
gether. We have naval brigade here
now In which are blncksmiths. car.
penters. university men with high de-
grees. master engineers. etc. all ell
rolled as ordinary privates together
partnership. Two Of them We're here
the other day: both have belonged to
the same firm. but one was master
with very high income. the other
servant working ut II lower salary.
Now the servant has been made an
officer and his master IL serving under
him as an ordinary Tommy We
have not single young man friend III
England who has not joined. and near
~ every young man OF the working
classes we know has also gone. for
they. too. have responded splendidly
1t isAOnly the 'Slackers' who are left.
and they are much looked down upon.
Here in Deal. although ut present.
safe-thanks to our gallant navy. which
has the terribly difficult part Of always
watching and seldom fighting-we
hear the guns booming away in the
distance and enemy's air craft and sub.
marines keep making silent attempts
Not a single light is allowed and every
one is prepared and waiting in case
I'VE have 1000 poor Belgian refu-
gees and their plight is truly heart.
breaking No homes left. no possess
sions. and worse still Is the family
separation. One woman here has lost
her nine young children. many wives
their husbands. Saddest of all Is the
plight Of many sweet young girls.
Wounded Cheerful.
I'VE have talked to many wounded
soldiers. and they are all such brave.
cheerful. accomplishing fellows. all
very happy at being in clean beds
again. but all ready to go back to the
trenches again when duty calls. though
the suffering must have been fearful.
they having been literally up to their
knees in mud and having nowhere to
sleep except in the wet mud. There
are so many cases of frost bite
1--WE had great day Of prayer on
Sunday. | think every man who fight,
in this war goes to It with Il clear
clean conscience, for we gain nothing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26
IN MAIL BAG
VAR IN EUROPE
English Sergeant Writes to
Mother of Fighting Turks
and Arabs In Desert.

material In victory. 1t is entirely to
keep honor and faith with those who
trust us. and now. of course. also for
the defense of our land for if the Ger
mans got here now Belgium would be
nothing in comparison. DOlph is work
ing hard patrolling at night. and he is
also joining the home defense force.
which means much drilling and shoot
ing practice; so his time Is very fully
taken up"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26
GRIPPING STORIES
FROM ZONE OF
Letter From Kent, England.
Tells of Fear of Aero
Raids by Germans.

VERY mail that reaches this side
- from Europe brings heart inter
IL est stories of the great war.
Here are some of the latest and
best:
Not Il single light is allowed. and
every one is prepared and waiting in
case is a suggestive line picked from
letter received by woman In New
York from II woman in Sutton Vale,
Sutton by Dover Kent. England. The
letter. which pictures conditions In
Kent when the breadwinncrs are away
ut war. says In part:
"Phil has given up his holidays to
working rs orderly at our Red Cross
hospital and is very happy to have
something definite to do for his coun
try even though 1t is only scrubbns
steps. peeling potatoes. washing up
and running errands. His heart is very
sore about his age, and so is Dolph's
one too young and one too old
ut is terrible to see the sorrow round
one. One Of our friends has Just lost
MS clOcSt son. only clEuteeu. 'aHu
only seven hours Mt the front. killed
at once. Another quite young girl has
her husband wounded and iniss!n"
and 10 idea If he is dead or wounded
prisoner. One of her brothers is in E
hospital in France. and the other Is
still fighting.
Only Unfit Stay Home.
THE educated young men Of Eng
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26

Photo by American Press Association.
RED CROSS ORDERLY OF GERMAN ARMY
AND RED CROSS DOG.
fear Of killing their own troops strug
Cling with the Arabs. The fierce fight
for the dune lasted six hours. when
the French obtained possession.
"Going, West!"
For several weeks controversy
has been going OH in the public forums
Of the London newspapers rs to the
origin Of the soldiers phrase Going
west" us euphonious slang for death
So far FROM being ancient youEe
officer writes that going west is
modern. In the annual maneuvers al
Aldershot some years ago. he says. n
monocled staff officer gallopci past a
command. shouting in high pitched
queer sounding voice to the command
ing officer. Tell the general tina, |,
have gone west"
The staff officers ilOnocle high voice
and personality. 50 easy to ridicule.
touched the humorous sense Of the
men. who began TO use going west
as a synonym for passing away in any
sense.
Near Garden of Eden.
1--WE are here very near Adam anl
Ewes abode. the garden u Eden"
writes a lance corporal with the Brit
ish forces fighting the Turks in the
country back of the Persian gulf
1T Is very hot. and the country Is
no place for white man. We live on
bread. tea and dates. The greatest
hardship is the scarcity of water.
have not had shave or wash for
seventeen days.
"We captured two forts and tele-
graph Office without the loss of man.
The Turks lost forty. Some Of the
methods Of the Turks in action are
curious. favorite trick of theirs Is
10 fall down in close action us if dead
and then. after the line Of British has
passed them. they get up again and
fire at them from behind.
while retreating the Turks FIRE
quently discard numerous articles OF
clothing lest they should impede their
flight. Before their retreat has lasted
long they have on nothing but thcil
shirts aud ammunition belts. No Etat
ter how hot the fighting is one cannol
refrain from laughing NJ the spectacle,
If several hundred men running ut top
.t,ppI gvirti thaff. lDu. shirts IA Dt1lr,,,
..round their bare logs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26

was anxious for charge. but tie
birds flew before we reached their
trenches. it is Ill right fighting the
Turks. but the Arabs use big mrZZlc
rifles with m enormous lead bulc;
which will SMASH anything. and not
make Il pretty little hoie like the
Turks pointed bullet. which will hea4
in no time. The Arabs black powder
causes 50 much smoke it is inlpossih!,
to see the actual hrer"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26
Fighting Turks and Arabs.

Fighting the Turks and Arabs in the
desert Of Mesopotamia. where in
places even camels cannot 60, where
after the Euphrates is left behind wa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-26
Quick Work.

Quick Work.
1t is stated the Germans carried out
on big scale rehearsal of a retreat
at Salzaete and other places in Bel
GUM near the Dutch frontier. One
evening all the church bells were rnn-.
and no one was allowed near the from
tier Then followed Il test to see how
quickly everything could he prepared
for possible retreat. Within half an
hour everything was ready. The sol
diers had their kits packed. and the
Belgian horses. carts and other vehi-
Giles, temporarily requisitioned. We're
standing in the market square. The
companies of soldiers actually march
ed away In the direction of Client.
Arab Cunning.
A ruse devised by Arab cavalry led
to the capture Of the French of the
Grande Dune, southwest of Lombacrt-
zyde. The German position on tho
sand slopes was almost impregnable.
their mitrailleuse and rife fire check
Ing all uLIcmpLS VI tuc FIeuCH cHSI
neers to mine the dune. The Arabs
then submitted a cunning plan to the
French commander. who joyfully
adopted 1t.
One morning six fine Arab horses
wandered from the French lines to-
ward the German trenches. The Ger
mans refrained from firing because Of
their lack of horses and captured all
six animals. Before daybreak next
morning twenty-four horses broke
loose and wandered toward the Ger
mans, but when within few yards
Of the trenches they doubled back to
the French lines, while twenty-four
dusky forms dropped from the horses
tanks. where they had been concealed.
and leaped among the Germans.
No sooner did the struggle begin
than some French infantry crawled
toward the Germans. The latter could
not fire from second line trenches 70.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

|3eitraum 6es lebten Sabres tint 3O0,-
600 Marf, ungeo9tet ser Gbatiade,
6aB urgefdbr 100000 Marf BON Sen
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Monteur, Ser nit 6em Mbriiten etnes
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bon @euror, iin6 am 4. Sec. alS
freilpiutge 6el6geiitli6e na@ 6em
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lot OF. 6ran5 Seropb b. Seller, ebe=
maliger 2an6tagsubgeor6neter fir
@amberg (sta6t), lit inn SO. 9ebens=
iabre beri6ie6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Kinder Schreien
Mach FLETCHER'S
CA r q F 4
Dlbenbnra.

0I6enbnrg. = Die 8fer6e
iir6 in ser @egen6 bon Stidlingen
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biele an6ere Nfer6e b%erfnuft tpor6en
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nebmen miilien.
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Sabren lit ser @elebrte Sofratb Or.
Sra1r8 8in6er %geitorben. Ssn @bin-
gen in @iirttemberg geboren, BOT er
jabr3ebnteIong nit 6em befannten
@iitorifer SS0irg g%earbeitet. 2ange 3eit
bot Ser @%erftorbene sic &e6aftior ser
r&iitorii9-politiiden 8latter" gelei=
tet. Sr SEN lettert Sabren mar 81.
8inocr fo1t erbIin6et.
8omberg.- General ser So
banerte 8. 8. &onitantin Srbr. bon
@ebiatteI bot bos @ebiattelide So
milienor@ib 6em boperifden @toate
i9enfnngspei1e iiberloiier. Dos fgl.
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erfreuli6e 8ereiderurg, Die Inn 10
pertbboner 1T, oIs fi@ inter ben
iiberlaiienert Mrdiparten cine Mn5abl
mittclaIterIider nrfnr16en beftn6en.
Gemh tmnngen. = Ser Mon-
rer un6 &ol5orbeiter Soba1t Meper
bon 0odinge11 tpurbe beim &ol5fdnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

lerlei @iiniter ur6 amiffen. Snfolge
oeiieu bat Ser @eneral6irector Braun
Den @robbanoIern un6 Wiqern an.
%gefa1noigt> oaB er idarfe StrafmaB,
regeln gegen 0ieie unerlonbte Mns.
fubr gu treffen %ge3pungen lei.
Cid a. 5. Ml5. = Als Der a1f
Dem @ol5tperf beiddftigte arbeiter
g. Gdon beim @al3en zines fdtperen
StobIbodes @ilfe l%eiitete, loite iid Elm
Idtperes giienitiid un6 trof i'm 10
ungludli9 an oen &opf, oob ct auf
Ger gteue Ieblos bihianf.
8efort.- Ole 28idbrige CHE.
frou 6es bieiigen @emein6etpegetpar'
tiers S. &remer, fiel fir5li4 bonn
@ol3ipeider un6 mar auf Der SteQe
to6t.
8crn. = Ser 11e11e 8unoespraii<
bent fir 1915 9r. iur. @iufeppe
Motta tpnr6e 1871 I'M Canton 5e11tn
geboren, ct lit fatboliih>con ierpatip,
8unoesratb felt 1911 un6 8oriteber
oes 5inan5- nnb 3oa6epartements.
;8um @iceprdii6enten tpur6e gepablt
ser 8%nnoesrotb Camille 0ecoppet,
1862 inn Canton 8aabt geboren, fret
8unoesratb felt 1912 un6
Borl teber oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Die Understanding beitatigte
au9 sic flint ibrigen gunoesratbe
Miiaer> 6orrer> &offmann, Sdult-
FEB un6 @alon6er fir Die 1sel1e 3iab=
rige Mmts6auer.
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Margarete Sbomas aus Mu6ersba6,
lit I'M bieiigen M11tterbauie ianft in
&errn enti6lafen. Die 8eritorbent
ltano in ibrem SO. 9ebensiabre.
&beinproptn5.
G0In. = Ser Goritan6 Ser Site:
rarii9en @eienidaft in G0In bat BE-
idloiien, megn Ser &riegS5eit oie @0l=;
ner Blumenipiele I'M Mai 1915 aus=
fanen 5u laiien.
Mu6en.-D Ser &0nig bon Sad=
fen bein9te mdbren6 ieines fiir5liben
Mnfentbaltes bierielbit a1f Dem @ege
CUR 6ront 6as &o6mt i'm Dom, fer
ner 6as &atbbal1s nn6 Sen 2ouSberg
nn6 fubr Damn int &raft1pagen meiter.
g1s6orf. = Muf Ser 8ropin-
cialltraBe @ils6orf=Siili@ monte fiIr5=
lib Ser %19idbrige Subrfnebt IS. @iier
aus gi@ etnem Mutomob1 einen 8rief
fir ieinen in Sranfrei6 fdmpfen6en
Dienitberrn CUR 8ef0r6erl1ng iiberge=
ben. SSn 6ieiem Mngenblif ma1r6e er
BON einem 5peiten Mutomob1l erfaBt
nn6 10 i6per berlebt, 6aB ct na6b Ell
ner haIben 5tun6e 1torb.
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bon %. &ittersfamp fan6 cine S1albe
nit galmiaf n16 trarf bon 6em SSr1=
balt. Srok dr5tli6er &ilfe itarb 6aS
&in5 na6 fur5er 3eit unter ent1ebli=
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DMifeI6orf. = Ser friibere
Stobtperor6nete @aufmann q. @rur,
elm Gentrnmsmann, lit I'M Sitter bon
ga eSobren %geltorben.
&aI6enfirben. = SSn Dem
benatbbarten Stepl %ienieints Ser FOL-
ldnbii6en @ren5e begging ONT 8. De-
5ember Sic @enoiienidoft ser Stepler
@tlitonsidtpeltern (9ienerinnen 6es
81. @eiites) 6as iilberne S1bildum
ibrer @riinoung. 9ie junge @enof<
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Is. San. 1909 entidIafenen P. Mr=
nol0 Smiien, bil6et in ibrer iiber-
raiden6 idneuen @ntmidlung Elm
rreues 3eugniB fir Sic 2ebenSfraft 6es
6euti9en &atboli5ismns. Sic lit bel1=
tie nit etnem 8eriona1 bon 483
Sdmeitern tbdtig in @bina, Sapan,
Denti9 Meu=@ntnea, Sen @bilippinet,
in Eogo rtn6 Mo5ambtque, in Mrgen=
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aben6s bo1b 8 11br mur6e Ser 18iGbri-
ge @obn zines Mr3tes IN Npmpben=
burg BEL Mindben in Ser elterliden
@obmung to6t aufgefun6en. Ser
m1thIi6 Iiegt SeIbitpergtftumg Dor.
Murnberg. - Sn SEN Spar-
bon Mirnberg uberitiegen 6te
in ser eriten ISOLDE 6es
nel1en Sobres Die fir ben glei1enl
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8enm Guer Sinh unmiGig 1T,
TieberiiA, bartleibie.
8ebt adt Mntter! @enn bic i3nnge 5:'
legt 1T, bonn reinist bic Hetnen
Gingetpeibe nit ,,GaltfSrnta
Ssrup Of GisS."

U2atter f0nnen ungeft0rt. nadbem fie
California Gei9en @brup eeoeben taben.
benn in Elm paar St1lnben ipirb al fls
berltopfte 8eug, inure Gale unb eeeobz
rene Rabrung ii9 lei6t trennen aus Sen
gingetpeiben, un6 Sbr babt pieoer elm
geiunbes. fpielluftiee5 Sinh.
&rante &inoer brau9en ni6t gebettelt
al nerben, biefes baru1loie -Bru4t 2ngaz
fib" All nebmen. Ii1ionen Witter bd!<
ten es our 6ano, neil tie tpiFen. oab
1ein @irfen auf ben Magen, bic 2eber
l1nb bic gingetpetoe prompt unb ither 1T.
Sragt @uren Npothefer mad etner
so Gent Tlaf4e california Seigen<
Gnrup," ipelde bic N%nleitnngen ifiir
gabies, 8inber unb Berfonen iegli9en
MIters unb fir Grtpadfene enthulten.
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lieb in ser Mabe ser SItir9er Miib-
lenberge cine 8ombe faQeh Die einen
| leeren gduppen un6 5eniter oes @e-
treioeipeiders beidaoigte. ginige
s%prengltiide fielen in Sen &an6els>
bai er. Gerlebt mnr6e n%ien1an0.
Sienbeim M. - Jabrifbeliber
speb lit 9eltorben. st NOR Elm gro
Der &unitfreun6 un0 feline Samm-
l1lngen maren melt iiber sic @ren5er
oes gliaB befa1111t. gr par audi elm
groBer @obltbdter Der fatboliihen
@ereite uno itets UNI oas 8obl ieiner
Mrbeiter beiorgt.
SbmieIad. = Ser @emein>
oearditett 6. Ioubenberger tprtroe
Dor GINGER 3eit bon einem 3ienit-
tnedt idmer miBban6elt, als er 6ie-
fem tpegen 1bierqualerei 8orbaltun-
gen modte. @r lit iebt an Sen SOL
gen 6ieier Mibban6lungen b%eritor-
ben. Ser &obling iibt binter S6loB
uno &iegeI.
CeiterreiA.l1nsarn.
@ien. - Ser Braiioent 6es
Sberlten Mationalcomites, @ei9sgraf
Sitter b. Saiporsfi, fat an Sen Oh
mann 6es reidsrGtbli6en Bolen=
clubs, Or. SEQ, elm sdreiben gerid-
tet 5meds ginberu fung elmer 8oQper=
iammlung Ser polniiden &eidsratbs-
mitglie6er. 0as Sberite @ationol-
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nigreih Bolen a11s3u6ebnen. - Mad
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6as Mniu@en 6es Dreiper=
banoes ob, ii6 gum Mngriff ouf gul-
garien in Dem M11genblid beoroben
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belfen tpiir6e. 9es meiteren.
mir6 in Ser rumdniiden &auptta6t
m%itgetbeiIt: @iniiterprdii6ent Bra-
tionu bat ale @oridlage Der @eian6-
ten 6es 0reiperbon6es uber cine Gin.
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Qn%Tembnrg.
&o6ingen.- Dur@ grploiion
Ser GetroIeumfanne lit sic @befrau
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grng nnieres 2anoes nit 2ebensmit=
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tporoen, 6aB cine Mn5abl Spe5erei=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un6 @iiqer iebr
betrddtlide Mengen @abrungsmittel
1n6 Meb1 nad @elgien ausfubrten>
;um Ibeil nnter M%ntpen6ung bon al |
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ONy>S sSW>
GRESHAM. - tSier ltarb Sic be
fan1te Sdriftltellerin 6rm1 gmili'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2anogeridts'
pra1ioent a. .. Gperlid inn Sitter boz
So Sssabren geltorben. Ct mobnte II
Gdnneionis unb pertrat i'm &eibstagt
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2a5ar,as @raf &errfel bon Nonners'
nrord lit I'M Alter bon so Sabren &C.
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Ser Mitbegriinoer Ser Gentrumspar,
tel.
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Ser Grouen Sbpeltern bon ser bei'
ligen Gliiabetb am bieiigen itaotiide1
&%ronfenbal,ie, Mater 9omirica
Stein, lit int Glitter bon IS Sabrer
aus Sem 2eben geidie0en.
Matibor.- Nrdlat 81. S6af=
fer lit int SO. 9%ebensiabr nod fur5em
9eioen in &qtibor geltprben. 81.
@ern1ann Sdaffer, Ser bon 1867 bis
1909 S%taotpfarrer BON Natibor tpar,
gebUrt 5u Sen menigen nod lebenoen
gegriinoern Ser Gentr1,mspartei. Ct
tpor in SEN iieb5iger Sabren Mitglieo
bes Nreubiiden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nno bot Sen befarnten am II. San1tar
1871 per0ffertlidten Iufruf 5n SEN
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pfarrer Hoter Sobannes 0r06er, ..
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ier11e &re115 erbolten. = SIM Sitter
bon Sc Sobren lit Ser als &iitorifer
melt iiber sic @ren5en bes gidfeloes
befante Erofeiior ST. Serm. Sdnei.
bertpirtb geltorben. Ser 8eritorbene
tpor 1923 5u &ietberg BEL Ba6erborn
%geboren.
Sale a. g. = Oem in gng=
Iaro aIs Spion eri6oiienen 6eutiden
Sffi3ier Sans 2o6p ion in ieiner So
teritoot Mor6baulen nnter offemlider
Seierlihfett Elm grinnerungsitein er-
rihtet tperben.
9annDner.
@onnoper.,- Ser Sberpraii=
Bent Ser Nropin5 @annober bot 6urd
ei1ren grlaB Sic 2onoratbe Ser Hro=
bling erIudt, BEL Sen 2an6mirtben, Ste
&artoffeln 5uriidbalten, 6ieie nit Be-
idIag 5n belegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

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falle11oen6en 8aum erfaBt nr6 10 ur-
gliifli@ 5u 8o6en ge6riidt, DOB er auf
Ser @teue to6t tpar. Ser &opf tpar
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grober Sbei1nabme Ser 8eb0Iferung
fan0 bier sic 6eier 6es 5Oiqbrigen
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linn bonn &0nig berlieben Sr6ens-
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@iirttemberg.
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itir8t nn6 10 i6mer ber1ett tpor6enL
6aB er 11a@ elmer @tnn6e itarb. @r
binterlaBt cine @itttpe nit 6 &in=
6ern.
So II. - Ser berbeiratbete
So6tengrdber 81. @ogelmonn bon bier
bon 6em bon Nor6Iingen font
menoen Bug i%iberfabren nn6 iofort
.geto0tet. goge1mam noute a1ts 6em
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unter sic &d6er.
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to6t firs @aterlon6 itorb in ser
S@la6t BEL 81. 2eor am 20. Mngult
als grfter aus Der bieftgen @emeinoe
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6es @utsbeitbers Sc. BRITTLE BORT.
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ourdi@lug, foftete 6em tapferen
int Sitter bon % Sabren
fem j1nges 2eben.
~5trumpfeIba9. - Ser 80
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Manidred lit Sic Sreppe binabge=
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Glieger iber TN lerer Sta6t nn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

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BEN ii9 5uiammen pbotograpbieren
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5tpei Sn%6ipi6nen fin6et, sic 10 pra4=
tig 5niammer paiien.