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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29

The Quuddies are d merry band.
Doing good throughout the land.
OF couse It wasn't long before Reddy
Fox and Sammy jay ana Blacky the
Grow learned about the Quaddies.
There are not many things going ON In
the Green Forrest or ON the Green
Meadows that they don't learn about
You know they have very sharp eyes,
aud because they live by their wits
they are pretty sure To know when
there Is something unusual going on.
When they heard about the Quad.
dies they just laughed and made fun
Of them, They seemed 70 think II
all a great Joke, Anyway they pre-
tended 10.
Il wouldn't join It II they wanted
me to- said Reddy. II hear that they
have agreed to warn each other when
danger IL near and I'm going to give
them plenty Of chance. ANY Quad
dy who comes within my reach IL a
goner."
There was a sudden queer rustling
N"N A"t'aihh lhoA NhNh VI ItWlN WIZ
made a quick Jump or two and then
turned, snarling angrily. There was
Prichy Porky, the P%orcupine shaking
the thousand little spears which he car
ries In his coat.
II don't feel like a goner. Reddy
Fox. | don't feel like a gOner." said
he. Reddy looked just as he felt. both
foolish and angry 81 wasn't talking
about yOu,' said he IL was talking
about the Quaddies."
Then YOU were talking about me-
retorted Prlckly Porky, because I'm
n Quaddy. | shall certainly wara all
other Quaddies of what you have
said"
"Ha, hs, ha ~ laughed Sammy Jay
suddenly "He's a Quaddy, Az why
don't you make him y guner, Reddy
He's within reach"
"Caw, cav, cav !" shouted Blacky
the Grow, "Now IA your chance tC
| show what you are going to do to IN,
Quaddies."
Rsddy had an angry retort on tn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29

my said he, you couldn't be a Quad
dy II YOU wanted to-"
why noty' demanded sammy Il
guess I'm lust as good ms C%hatterer
the Red Squirrel, and he's a Quaddy
don't want to join your old Quaddies
anyway. | just want To know what
one has to DO to join"
Now Prickly Porky may be- slow NJ
wit, but he wasn't so solw MS 10 be-
fooled by Sammy when he sal dthat he
didn't want 10 he a Quaddy He knew
that Sammy was not honest when ne
said that He suspected that Sammy
was just trying to fool himself. hut
the very fact that he wanted to know
what to DO TO become a Quaddy was
proof enough that he did wan to he
one.
IL won't he the least BIT Of use foi
you TO know what TO do because YOU
can't be n anyway" he replied
You are not a quadruped and a Quad
dy IL n little Quadruped
whats q Q%uadrupedT' demande,
Sammy susuicionsly
AN animal with four feet reptile,
Prickly Perky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29
PRISON SHOT
TO SAVE RATIONS
" 7. Campbell Receives Letter From
Former Resident Of City Who Now
Is Engaged in Business in Paris.

A graphic account Of the war now
raging In Europe is contained In a
letter from II G. Thomas, formerly Of
this city, to W p. Campbell, custodian
OF the Oklahoma Historical society.
Thomas has for several years been en-,
gagged IN the mercantile aud commits.
sion business In Paris. He bitterly Us
sails the causes which he says permit
the terrible cruelties OF the opLusin.
armies, attacking Germany IN par
tiCulHr.
1T is not Il war ~ men" he a y
but a destruction Of property. The ne
suits Uf the cruelties which | see eyeg,
day are too horrible to discuss. Thi
war is the curse Of all nations l
can end only with the annlhllGuCn .
the German forces, but no one kuoW
when that will be- 90
The food problem In Europe IL bt
coming critical, Mr.. Thoma. declare,
aud It is his belief TINT many prisOu
ers are shot to keep the supply OF rs
tons from becoming exhausted. IN
barbaritles NJ Indian warfare az
practiced everywhere, he declares.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29

look all about to be- sure that no one
else was within hearing. Then he
flew over into the tree where Prickly
porky was busily filling his stomach
with bark.
Say said he, "what does one have
10 do to he u Quaddy?"
Prickly Perky vas so surprised that
he nearly choked on a piece " barM
he was eating. A funny look came
into his duh little eyes. WHY Sam.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29
SAY NUNS ARE KILLED IN
ORPHAN ASYLUM BY GERMANS

PARIS, April ~ Three hundred
refugees from Puprelnghe, eight mile&
west Of Npres. which has come under]
the fire ~ German artillery have ar.1
rived In this city ON special trains'
Most Of them are inmates " an o.
phanage aud Il home for the nged con-
Quoted by Franciscan sisters.
When the bO%mburdnrent was begun
Sunday the sisters declare the institu-
tious were not spared although they
were flying the Red Cross flag. Three
nuns were killed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29

iyersity OF Oklahoma ON May / when
with color and ceremony the May queen
with her twelve maids and Robin
Hood with his twelve fOresters will
lead In the attractive May day
festivities. The queen aud her maids
Will wear quaint old gowns u the
medieval times, while Robin Hood
aud his lleutenants will wear the garh
uf that far.off age. The fete will I've
held on the university campus among
the large elm trees which makes n
romantic setting for such Il ceremony.
Miss Virginia Strother and Sam Kim
berlin, both OF Altus, will act az May
queen and Robin Hood respectively.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29

The Quuddles are d merry band.
Doing good throughout the land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29
A TEXAS WONDER

Tie Texas Wonder cures kidney ana
bladder troubles, dissolves gravel. cure,
d.aDetcs, weak aud lame backs, rheuma.
tism, and all irregularities Of the Kidney,
and bladder In both men and women. Res
ulates bladder trouble In children. If no,
mail on receipt Of 800, One small bo,tis
10 two months treatment and seldom fail,
10 perfect a cure, Send for testimonials
from this and other states. DR.. n W.
Hall, 1921 Olive street IT. Louis No, Sold
~ druEgiEa.-AdVsrtissmsnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29
MINE GUARD DISCHARGED;
ENDS STRIKE PROSECUTIONS

LEwlSBuRG, W. Va. April %
What Is believed to be the last Of the
criminal prosecutions growing out NJ
the Paint creek coal strike was dis.
posed Of today when l., f. Michael, Il
mine guard, was discharged because
the state failed TO prosecute a charge
OF murder against him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
TALKS WITH HIS KING

ROME, April 2~9.-Tomasso Tittoni,
Italian ambassador to France, had q
long audience this afternoon with
King Victor Emmanuel who Is deyot
ing all his time to a study OF the In
ternational situation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-29
MAY DAY CEREMONIAL
ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

NORMAN, Ok, Apr 29-The good
old days Of English ~chivalry win be
lived over again for one day at the UH-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
GLAD WIFE DIED AS SHE LIKED,
suicide Better Than q ..Uorrid Ac-
ctdent,'' says Prof. Dana.

Boston. June ls-Edward Trow-
bridge Dana. grandson Of Longfellow
and assistant professor at the Uni
versity of Minnesota. declared in a
statement to the newspapers to-day
that he was glad his wife's death in the
ocean at Nantucket was an act of her
own choice and not a "horrld accident"
Nr. Dana was married to Jessie Halla-
day three years Z by a Justice OF the
peace according to a simple ritual which
they themselves arranged. Both were
Socialists.
The report that Mrs. Dana's death
was due to heart failure. he insisted,
was simply an attempt Of well meaning
persons TO deceive the public. in the
mistaken idea that suicide Is something
to be always ashamed of. he red.
Mrs. Dana had not had heart trouble.
she had tried suicide before. but had
lost her nerve. She had always held
the old stoical idea that II is more dlgnI-
fled to die of ones own will than to
leave the hour and n OF ones death
TO circumstances
Personally, l am glad that IL was an
act OF my wife's own choice and not a
horrid accident. though II vas "A pathetic
mistake that made her feel that the
world would he better without her.
Why did Mrs. Dana commit suicide ?
That il a long story that | can give only
a most Inadequate explanation of here
IN the frst place. one can't understand
II at all. unless one realizes this, that
for Mrs. Dana bringing up "A child Vas
" religion.
AFTER her son was born last July. for
some ineNplicable reason she lost faith
In her ideas In diet and began to eat
more than usual. eating between meals
and from "A sense of duty when she was
not really hungry. For this and other
reasons she became run Town and began
To- worry. which is fatal.
Feeling that her life as a mother. the
most important thing In the world. had
not been perfect, she was absolutely
heartbroken and felt that In. only thing
TO do was to commit suicide.
our life together has been y beauti-
ful comradeship and has now had a tire
mendously tragic but beautiful end"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
lNEIGHBORS OF THAW
TO AID BEFORE JURY
''Large Section Of State Of
New Hampshire" Repre-
scented Among Witnesses.
TRIAL TO START TUESDAY

vi onro,-s IN IN. IN. ,os, round In
It,,ry Thawts egb, ,or liberty viii he
DIN a, r,,esd,y hafnra Jns,ice uepdrick
in Tho eunr.m. Cour, Thaw vii, then
he ,,i.d hofnr. n iury IN determine
wbether be TO NOW n ans man. John y.
s~,,rrhoeld v,u ranrasan, Tbaw and
Frank A Cook DAINTY -Ger-
.ra, ,..II anna,r for y.u york state
which contend. TIN, Tbaw 10 st,l, insane
What.v.r tho reault ~ this trial IL
u,,, undo,h,.di, lao .,rr,ad ,n tho Co,rt
OF AnnsoIs Of This state but in ali nrob-
abiutv ,h. decision nm .npea, Of the
Anpel,ote Dlyision of tho Sunreme Court
will se,tl. Thav's fate since Tho oucs-
ton nj lssu. is ON. ~ fact no, of law.
There il though, 10 he practically no
cbaucc of the case poinp 70 the l-ni,ed
States Supren,e cour,
The trial ia .xnectec 10 las, ahou,
ten days. The burden Of proos rests on
Thaw TO show ina. no is now sane.
Therefore Mr.. StarrnaeIl os soon as n
Jury has been p,cked vii, omen with the
case for Thaw. and the state ,b~roiphout
the trial will h. pure,v on .he dofens,ve
OF course II the Jury decides Thau ia
now sane and this yerdic, ia sustained
on app.aI the sin q a Of Stanford yvbi,o
will walk the streets of Now York again
as "A free man.
II is said that If the form Of YER
dict In such cases "a Thaw's WA
guilty, but insane" such A prospect
OF complcta liberty for Thaw wouid n,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
WOMAN CAPTURES TWO
WITH BULLETLESS GUN
Halts Strangers Who Enter
Apartment. but Flee on
Hearing Scream.

Mrs. Sarah Schlomowitz Of IS Lenox
.venue, who owns the four story fat
guiding at l46 West End avenue and
nan a dozen houses in Harlem, captured
,Wo men with a revolver loaded with
o.ahK cartridges last night after they
nAu entered an apartment or the second
nVor OF the West End avenue building.
ooth men were arrested, but when they
were taken 10 the West S~ixty-eighth
sTeet station the lieutenant was uncer-
.aIh as to the charge that could be made
.saAs' IN" prisoners n sem them to
tne night court
Mrs, Schlomowitz said she had carried
s'eNo.Ver since a year ago, when two
men Tried to rob her OF sl.7OO while she
was on a rent collecting tour, but that
~ weapon was usually loaded with
'.dnk cartridges.
Last night as she entered the hallway
y, me mouse at li6 West End avenue
~ .shri "A woman scream on the Sec
v"l moor Drawing the revolver from
ntr handbag Mrs. Schlomowitz went up-
.s.s Al the second floor landing, she
sa.u, TWO men attacked her, one selling
"er ny the throat.
me woman wrenched herself free
q ''un.e and hen firing one blank
.,'. hacked the two men into a corner
~
" me h'I'. The shot attracted Sergt.
nl'n ana Probation officer Schultz.
van ""r" half "A block away. They
.'-''e' inc TWO men and Their entered
p S'.'.l Moor apartment, where Mrs.
n'Sr S.,'' was found lying in a faint
~, t'' h'og with her baby. She said
10 '"' men had entered her apartment
.., h'' been frightened off by her
e. N'NI'mowitZ persuaded Mrs.
49,. r'H" a complaint against the
,-' 'I's 30 the West Sixty-eighth
r,.''' station. but the Lieutenant could
,., 10. '' whether to charge them with
70" ''ir} or attempted robbery.
N.''''n0witz insisted that some
Pc '"Igcd against them, so both
o.. '.' p" u,c n!Gnt court. Their
-, .'' r'-' tnat she had fooled
49,, .' ~ her revolver loaded
'n' ...'t oartg,dFes The .mo men
~ -'nrhor Butch. %, years old.
v ''' M'~' SINty-siNth street. and
pr ,"'' F'.. - years old, Of 229 West
sil! -s.A'h sirrci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
SLATON INTIMATES
NO HOPE FOR FRANK
GpOrgia's Governor Says Pris-
Oner Should Prepare
for Death.

ATLANTA. June I9.-"The Judgment Of
the out should cause the prisoner TO
for death said Gov. Slaton
to-day when he was asked IL he had
reached a decision in the case Of Leo
VI. Frank.
The Governor will not be ready. he
said. TO announce his decision before
Monday afternoon, or perhaps Tuesday
morning. on the condemned mans APP
plicatiou for a continuation OF sentence
from execution to life Imprisonment
The hanging Of Frank is set for Don
Tuesday.
Many persons professed TO see in the
Governors announcement a determine
ton 10 let him 20 10 his death. Their
idea was that the Executive had so
sEaped his plans as TO lea We the prisoner
a CLEAN OF hope ~ the last. deeming
this more merciful han to let him know
three days in advance that he must give
his life for that of Mary Phagan. OF
whose murder he vas convicted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
VILLA TO F PLAN.
VIII Propose Peace Meeting II
a., &. or Neutral border Point.

Ell PAso, June ia definite propo-
sition regarding a meeting " the
villa and CarranZa elements will be
made early next week by Gen. villa to
the Washington Government Miguel
Diaz Lombardo. Villas Minister OF For
elgn Relations. will arrive here early
in the week and will either transmit
the proposition or go in person to Wash
ington.
The proposition. 1t Is stated. Will en-
body suggestions as to meeting places,
one in the United States II the other
at some Mexican border point. which
will be neutralized.
Further advances by the forces OF
Gen. Gonzales near Mexico city are re-
ported by Carranza. II IL stated that the
convention provisional Government has
made all arrangements to quit the CAPT.
tai and that no serious opposition to the
entry OF Carranzistas Is expected.
villa adyices state that "A strong
movement against Monterey In now In
progress and that with the recent cap.
ture of Saitillo the early fall OF the city
is expected.
The r~ecapture OF Guadalajara In claimed
In villa advices from Chihuahua. Tn
official reports say that ex-President
Garza has returned to the villa lines
with All the villa members OF the con-
yention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
AUTOS FOR u. S. FORCE.
Machines Rushed to Admiral How
ard for Inland Trim.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. June l9.-That every
preparation Is being made by the United
states naval authorities to send an ex-
petition OF marines and %bluejackets in
land to protect Americans AGAINST plun
dering Yaquis near Guaymas. Sonora,
was evident here late to-day. 1t was
admitted that army supply automobiles
are being hurriedly loaded on the United
states supply ship Glacier in san Diego
harbor.
The Glacier Is TO follow the cruiser
Colorado to Guaymas. The Colorado
with Admiral Howard In command. three
companies of marines on board. IL due
to arrive at Tabor Bay tomorrow The
protected cruisers Cleveland, Denver
and New Orleans should be at Tabori
bay now. The cruiser Chattanooga has
followed the Colorado south.
An expedltionary force OF 200 marines
and 1.500 bluejackets will be available
for the relief expedition should Admiral
Howard decide that such an expedition
Is necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

event of their taking such u step to pro-
tect American citizens from yaaui
Indians.
The forces at our disposition said
the Governor. are sufficient to accord
ample protection to all foreigners and
their interests. There is no necessity
Tor the landing of American marines at
Tohari Bay or elsewhere. and IL any
such landing is attempted II will he
resisted by every means at my COM
mand."
Gov. Maytorena despatched $50 troops
Yesterday to the Yaqui valley. This
Immediately gave rise to reports that
the villa leader In Sonora intended to
oppose the landing OF American marines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
TO RESIST y. s. LANDING.
Cow. Maytorrnn Hint. ", Trouble
Ahead al Tobari Bay,

NoGALEs, Sonora, June l9,-Villa's
lieutenant in Sonora, O Maytorena.
dccla red to-day that he would oppose
the landing Of American troops In the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Ser @eneraIbifar BON 8aris fat

Ser @eneralbifar BON Yaris fat
fur5li@ Elm Ge1ogebet- 11rb @efang,
bud fir fron30iiide SoIoaten ber-
d1sgegeben; in 6ieiem @ebetbu9e
meroen 6te bdBliditen@~ erIeumounger
gegen 6ie 9eutiden o1sgeitoBen un6
undriltltder &oB miro in sic @eeIe
6es SoI6aten g%etrdufeIt. Ser fatbo-
Iii6e 6eutide Gipiiionspfarrer ST..
NouIl1s fdreibt 6oriiber: vDie @0be
Ser @emeinbeit beitebt III elmer &ei-
merei NIT Ser Nnfdrift: rMn unfere
Iiebe 6rou bon 2o1r6es. Ser sic Deut-
iden Teb6e ongeiagt boben." &c
beiBt BARN: uDfe De1ttfder = oI1o
G1d oie beutiden 4utboIifer = Der,
fpotten Ole @ottesm1tter, unb es tpiro
Damn UNI @dub Dor 6iefen EeufeIn
CD gebeten. Sober gebt es tpobI fa11m
nod. Wir froger eirerr ie6en redttt.
1id 6enfen6e1 @atboIifen, Oh 6reun6
ODER Gein6 ODER M%eutroler: $50 1T
Elm beutides fatboliides @ebetbud,
IN 6em foI9e @iebertrddtigfeit itebt
un6 in Dem aIei@3eitig folder nnftnn
beraopft mtr6?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Inter alien natipnalen Teiertaaen

IN unlerem 2anoe ntmmf Ser Can't
iogungstog sic erlte stelle Elm. gs lit
>pirflid ein ih0ner un0 lobensmer=
tier Gebrau6 in unierer &epablm,
bab Ser Eraiioent 6es 9an6es oQiabr=
lid cine Eroflamation erlaBt, IN ser
er ei1en Sag feltiebt ols 0aniogungs=
tag un6 bos Soft ermabnt, @oH, Dem
2enfer beS Ma un6 6em @eber olles
@ltten 5u 6onfen fir sic bielfa6en
geemngen, 6ie er 10 reid iiber unier
2ono o1sgegoiien. l1n6 tper iolte iid
nidt ge6rungen fiiblen, 11idt 1a1r an
einem Soge 6es Sabres, ion6ern tdg-
Iid) in Conf un6 8itte @er5 prb Sim
gum 2enfer Ger Sdidiale gu erbeben,
e%ingeoenf Ser 8abrbeit, BOB aues,
pos mir beiiben mir nidt unierem
eigenen @er6ienit berba1tfen, ion6ern
Ser Site @ottes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

6et iibrigen Mittpirfen6en ti6tigf
&ulfe, 10 6aB 6ie gar5e 9uri teuunQ
ii6 5n einem poqitdnoigen @an5er
abrnnoete. SStr einem @elpra6 nit
&errn 6reo. Magel CAB er> troboem
beim 5tpeimaltgen Muftreten 6er
~Sberammergm1er in ct. @lo16 Ole
0aritellung zines beiieren 8eiu@eS
mertb getpeie EN- maire, 6os &eriprederr,
eS 5um oritten Male 1obmals in
(@t. @lou6 5u pnobieren, un6 10 leben
Die Deutl6en 6ieier @ta6t ser fro
bem &offn1ng> sic betteren 0berum=
mergauer+Spieler I'M ndbiten Sabre
nobmals in ibrer Mitte begriiben gu
fon1en.
- Oils Mterfenn11ng 6es gnter
8iuens Ser Mitglieoer ser ct.
CLOUD &an6elsfam1er, pel@e 6ie
1re1 organiiterte @ilitarz&apeQe init
rreaten nmformer berieben tpir6, tpiro
bie &apeGe Bet ser am eriten Dien-
itog I'M December itatfin6en6en Ser
iamml1tng Ser @m6elSfom1rer, BEL
tpelder @elegenbeit @%o1tbernenr
Samnon6 alS @pre@er auftreten
miro, fon5ertteren.
= @etrmtt mur6en in Ser &ntbe=
6rale ON Dienitogmorgen @m.
8rotpn un6 SRI. emma S@nei6er.
Ma6oem 6as iunge &oar Sic ber5lid=
iten @ludtpinide heterogeneous
mem, trat es cine @o95ettsreile 1oad
ct. Soul on, bon mo 5uridgefebrt,
es ietnen Sero 1T ct. CLOUD grim
6em tptr6.
Die Sta6tbebor6e fiat sen
@ountpe8emten Die 2iite Ser riid=
itan6igen Steuerr fit fpe5ieue Ser
belierungen ibermittelt, 6ie tpabreno
6es Sabres in ct. CLOUD getroffen
m1roen. Die @amme 6iefer rid,
itanoigen Sterter1r beldnft fi@ o1f
$13,224.56 gegen $,520.72 6es 1eb=
ten Sabres, sic it@ ouf iiber 1900
&erionen b~ertbetlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

Ser reller1 Observation-Disclosures itatt.
= Gum 1eite ser FL. @acilia, Dem
Namensfeite Der ebrtp. Mutter Gaci-
liza, g.. g. g., bom ct. Benefits
@onpent in ct. Soiepb 5elebrierte
ser bodp'ite &err 8iidyof Soiepb S.
Buib am Montagmorgen in Der
idmuden @orbentsfapeQe unter GAIL
reider Miiiitens Elm Bomififalamt,
mdbren6 meldem Der &apIon oer Nn=
itaIt, bodtp. P. &einri6, 8. g. s.,
6ie 6eltpre6igt bielt. Nadmittogs
peranitalteten Ole 30glinge Ser ct.
8ene6ifts=@fa6emie 81 gbren Der
ebrtp. M11tter Gacilia cine m11iifali=
i6e n%nterbaltung, BEL melder @ele=
genbeit Ser Sberbirte cine fur5e Mn-
iprade an Die gum Selte @eriammel,
ten bielt.
Il Som 90. Mobember Big 5. De-
5ember miro in Ser ct. Morienfirhe
5u &ol6ingfor6 @iiiion abgebalten
mer6en. Diefelbe miro bon Dem BE-
fannten Miiiionar, P. 8oer, 8. 80.
s.. geleitet. 9ie Bre6igten iin6 tbeils
in 6eutid, tbeils in englif9. Mod}=
Dem Die Standardization boIen6et
iin6, ion NUN at Dem inneren Mus-
bout Ser @emein6e gefdritter meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Sin redt beritanbiges 11rtbeil iiber

Sin redjt %beritanbtges 11rtbei1 iiber
England fin6en mir in elmer grfld,
rung 6es 8un6esienators Gbmber=
lain aus Sregon. SD trul1e gng-
Ion6 nidt. Sc bat uns nod in ie6er
&ontroberie iiber's DIR gebo1ee11 bat
uns beidummef, es tb11t es ieet, I'M
bem es 5meibun6ert unierer Son6els=
16iffe feitbdlt, uniern &an6el labm=
gelegt bat. 9ie britiidriapomide
Mnian5 tpar gegen Sic Ser. Staaten
geridtet. @ir iteben unter Ser iteten
@efabr zines @ngriffsAa1r@ england
II. 6ur6 Sapm." nn6 6iefem ielbtgen
England ldBt Brdii6ent @iIion @af=
fen un6 Murition ltefern, I'M es in
europa Dor elmer Mie6erlnge at Be-
>pobren. @affen, Die es, merm es IN
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