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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
REEDSBURG COW
CASE IN COURT.
Justice H. L. Halsted Finds OR
the Plaintiff Case to Be Ap-
pealed to Circuit Court

On August z. 1915. August H. Meg
OF of the town of Westfield. found on1
of his cows in o stunned and da3@&
condition. and attributed her illness
to having been struck by lightning.
The COW had not been killed and lived
until the winter. AS soon as he Ms
ticed that something was wrong with
the COW he notified the Westfield Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company, which
carried insurance on the animal, ana
the officers refused to pay the loss,
claiming her condition did not arise
from a stroke of lightning. The cow
remained ill until January IL, when
she was killed in the presence of the
officers of the company and three
veterinarians. In the COW pus was
found, and some of this was sent to
Madison for examination.
DR.. Newton Forester Of ReedsbuHg
testified that he had examined
great many COWS that supposedly had
been struck by lightning. In some
cases the stroke had been fatal, and
in others illness resulted. The troN-
BILE afterward was usually temporary
paralysis. DR.. Edward Schroeder OF
Reedsburg, DR.. Paul Miller OF Bara-
hoo and Professor F. B. Hadley or
the veterinarian department of the
University of Wisconsin, all testified
for the defendant, claiming the cow
was suffering from lumpy jaw. They
did not know whether or not the cow
had been struck by lightning ON An
gust II.
During the trial the plaintiff swore
he discovered post near where he
found the cow, that had been splin-
tered by a bolt. He had not told the
insurance officials of this cireum-
stance.
Mr.. Halsted found for the plain
tiff, fixing the value of the COW at
$50. The case will be appealed to
the circuit court. It required from
9 o'clock in the morning until in
the evening to try the case.
Henry Harms, president of the in
surance company, and William Fen
ster, a neighbor who had lost cow
about the same time, the policy being
paid by the company, also testified.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
APRIL MEETING
EQUALITY LEAGUE

The April meeting Of the Political
Equality league was held on WedAes-
aay, April II. After the formal open
ing, announcement was made to the
sfrect that O. donation, from anyone 30
disposed, of one or more chairs fer
seating the library club rooms would
bs greatly appreciated.
e. ?. Rosenthai presented o pa
per, "rhs Legal Status Of womeA in
wisconsin" For the nrste tive years
Of its statehood the common law Of
England In the nineteenth century
prevailed. This gave to an unmar-
ried woman practically the same con-
troll over her property that a man
exercised over his. At her marriage,
however, property and contract right
passed to the husband. In 1850 an
act was passed which provided for
the protection of married women in
the enjoyment Of their own property.
Other laws and court decisions under
them have resulted in making a wOm-
an, married or unmarried, the COM
plete mistress Of her own property,
and she has the same liberty of con-
tract, Of inheritance, of earnings for
labor, ETC., that man has. In one
respect there is an inequality in the
property law. A woman can deed a
homestead, which she owns, away from
her husband. The law gives to a
widow, however, one-third Of the value
Of an estate. The legal profession is
open to women in Wisconsin,; also
they may be members Of school boards
and fill other positions connected with
educational matters, on which mat
ters they also have vote.
Industrial conditions for women
have been determined to some extent
as to hours and conditions Of labor
Politically, however, women have as
yet no status in Wisconsin.
Following Mr. Rosenthal Miss Mary
Macarthur spone on status Of women
in California, from which it appeared
that they have full control Of their
private property and their earnings
AS regards property held in common
there are some restrictions. For in
stance, the husband gets all the COM
mon property if the wife dies intes-
tate; if he dies the wife gets half
Also he can will one-half the COM
mon property, the wife cannot. Other
than property rights were also touch
ed upon by Miss Macarthur
The May meeting of the league will
be addressed by Attorney r. r. Bent
ley on "Our Courts"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
ANNUAL MEETING OF
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The annual meeting of the Pres
byterian church was held in the par
lors Thursday evening, with large at
tendance. The pastor, Rev. E. c..
Henke, presided over he church
meeting, of which George Macarthur,
Jr, was clerk The report Of the
session showed 27 members added
by confession Of faith, by letter, 4
dismissed and 5 deceased during the
year. The membership is now 200,
with a Sunday-school enrolment Of
S1s. There were 80 baptisms, IA
weddings and Is funerals.
The congregational meeting chose
J. w. Wright as chairman and Edwin
Selleek as slerk. The total eongFe-
sational expenses were $2665 9s, fully
met, and the charity benevolences for
the year totaled $7113e, with sub
seriptions to Carroll sollege equal
ling s2ee.
Willis Glover and w. H Mcintosh
were elected to succeed themselves
as deacons, George Macarthur and
Ernest Sanderson as trustees, and
W. 8. Seyler as elder.
The Presbytery of Madison meets
next Tuesday at Beloit Elders w
8. Seyler and F. A Nehs will accom-.
pany the pastor. The missionary SO
ciety meets at the same time. The
delegates are Mesdames E. C. Henke
r. w. Schultz, Wilbur Cowles, Charles
Osthoff, Ed Adams, j. H. Newman
and T. e. Jones.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
R|NGL|NG CIRCUS
COUNTS NOSES

The census man was busy at the
Coliseum yesterday, says Chicago
paper. Once year Ringing Bros.
count noses. The total yesterday was
1,4061a. This includes everybody
from the owners to the men who drive
stakes. The one-half was chalked
against Miss Semy, who has been
minus legs since birth.
After a hot discussion it was decid-
ed each midget would be counted as
one person, although the trio hardly
weigh fifty pounds combined. Even
"Creo," the missing link, was put on
the sheet.
The circus has now swung into its
stride and both performances move
with precision. Among the much ad-
mired equestriennes is Miss Lulu Dav-
export, favorite with Chicago circus
fans.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
SAVE THE HEIFER,
WORTH MILLIONS,
MATTHEW SAYS

The first step to reduce the high
cost of food, according to w. Scott
Matthews, state dairy and food COM
missioner of Illinois, should be the
passage of a federal law prohibiting
the sale Of heifers.
while the population of the United
States has increased 24,000,000 in the
last fifteen years, the number Of cattle
has decreased 100000 If the $780,
600 heifers now slaughtered annually
were allowed to bear, they would be
ancestors of 45,00O,0O0 cattle in five
years.
Milk is one of our most important
staples, and it costs far less for its
actual food value than meat or wheat.
Approximately SO per cent of our
farms are understocked because the
slaughter houses will pay large prices
for calves"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
EVERY POLICEMAN TO BE
SPY CATCHER. is PLAN

Every policeman and postman in
the country, from the be-searred con-
stable to the New York bluecoat, will
become an emergency member of the
department of justice in the detection
of spies or unfriendly actions against
the government, under a plan an
nounced the other day by Attorney
General Gregory. Several officials in
Baraboo and other places in Sauk
county have received instructions to
report all cases of disloyalty to Mad
ison.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
MAY OPEN M|NEAT
NORTH FREEDOM

Although no order has been given,
.tilc mine at North Freedom may be
in operation soon. The superintend-
ent, William Trebilcock, has moved
back to the residence at the mine aft
er spending some time in the south
western part of the state. When the
mine was abandoned nearly all of the
machinery was removed, and If put III
operation again electricity will be
used. The building of line from
Prairie du Sac to the Cahoon mine
brings the current within a few miles
Of the North Freedom ore bed.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
IN BASTILE TO
KEEP THE PEACE

James McNamar of the town of
Winfield is in jail to keep the peace.
hix bond being fixed by Reedsburg
justice at $500 There has besa
neishborhood trouble, and il fs
claimed he threatened che lives Of
men, women and children ia the vi
cinity. The complaint was made BY
Fred wagner and Nr. Lucdtks, whs
reside near by. Unless he finds =
way cut, McNamar will be with Sher-
if weik until next October, and the
world war will probably be over by
that time. Deputy Sheriff Ernest
Pape went to the McNamar home at
night to make the arrest.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19

ature on the war, among the pamph-
let's being Scraps of Paper" and
ethers as interesting.
Organizing a Church
Mrs. EIla NJ. Wood, San Rafael.
Calf, sends the original entry in aA
account beck Of the first meeting 60
sreav <as Sengregatisnal church
m -. &c was written by hsr
% Ehs Late DIR. Charles Gewlss.
fs@Es 90 fsllsws:
- Resembss ls, ls47.
Rursvaas es Hrevisas appsinzE
maaa q MsssGas was called fer
eAs yzr1sSs sf organizing D
sAxEsA After ssassa Of praysc,
tAs Rev. warrsa @sehraa was
sAessA aAairMa2 cad o. Gewiss
secretary. wnahamsugEy vste6
tAas O sAxrsh Do formed. Ths
fsllswins persons sisnff1ed a de-
sire 10 besexAs members:
Barzillia Hiskek, Charles Cewies,
Mary Cewles, B. L. Brisr, Evelip
Brier, Marvin Blake, Lucy Blake
and Harriet ri. Stanley
Voted the church be cengrega-
tiona1 In its government. g.
Cowles elected deacon and secre-
tary. Adjourned to next day at
II o'clock.
Met according to adjournment.
The articles of faith and covenant
were unanimously adopted.
At the time of the public auction
on the farm of the late C. H. Dame,
an old OK yoke was sold, and pur-
chased by Attorney F. r. Bentley for
the society. The yoke was made by
Russell Thayer from a piece Of birch
log for Mr.. Danes father.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
STATE CONFERENCE
AT PRAIRIE DU SAC
(From Fridays daily,)

The sixty-frst annual session Of
the Wisconsin Conference Of the
Evangelical association will be held
in Prairie du Sac, beginning Tuesday,
April II. The meetings will be held
in the Evangelical church, and the
ministers and lay delegates, 135 in
number, will be entertained in the
homes Of members of the congrega-
tion. Bishop L. H. Seager, D. D., Ma
perville, H., will open the confer
ence The program will likely not
come to a close until Monday even
ing Of the following week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
sAuK CITY PACKING
COMPANY SUSPENDS

The operations of the Sauk City
Packing company have been suspend
er after an expenditure of about $1O,-
900. The stockholders were opposed
to proceeding further under existing
conditions. The liabilities Of the
company will be determined and q
call made upon the shareholders for
the pro-rata portion which must be
paid by those who undertook the en-
terprise.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
LICENSE TO MARRY

Louis H. Guhl, Sauk City.
I. Elizabeth Drew, Prairie du Sac.
Alois Vernaecke, Baraboo.
Miss Minerva Towers, Merrimack.
John Neurmberg, North Freedom
Millice Fosdick, North Freedom.
Edward Jacket, Bear Creek.
Lillian Bonell, Bear Creek. p
Frank Clifford, Bear Creek.
Mary Anna Jacket. Bear Creek.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
MOVIE STAR VISITS
BARABO0 RELATIVES

w. p. RastZman, who was seen here
at the Al. Ringing theatre in the pic
ture, ''The Boy Girl" with Violet Mer-
sereau on Friday evening, was in this
city in real life Wednesday. Mr.
Raetzman is a brother Of Mrs A. III.
Clark, Fifth street, and is returning
from the Pacific coast to New York.
He formerly resided in Reedsburg.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
SHIPPING N UGH
ORE FROM MINE

With the return of warm weather
the shipping of iron ore goes for
ward from the CahooD mine. The
railroad track has been improved be-
tween the main line and the ore stock
and the work Of getting the big rtis
Of metal to the furnaces will De
rushed With war everywhere there
Is big demand for iron. The ore at
the mine awaiting shipment il very
large.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ko-
wake Of North Freedom, daughter
April IT,. Mrs Kowalke was formerly
Miss Elsie sichudlick, of this city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
BIRTHS

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wa
dell Of Fairfield son, Wednesday,
April II.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19

j. T. Donaghey of the state high
way commission desired to take the
city steam roller to the military res
ervation to build road, but on ac-
count of the roller not being in good
condition it was thought advisable to
keep it at home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-19
BRIDGE CASE IS
ORDERED APPEALED

At the council meeting on Thurs
day night the members ordered City
Attorney V. H. Cady to appeal the
Oak street bridge matter, which grew
out of a case Of alleged fast driving.
The contract for motor truck for
the fire department was changed
from The Kissel Motor Car company
of Hartford, to the Kissel Kar Co.,
of Milwaukee. The former is the
manufacturer and the latter the dis
tributor. The truck will cost nearly
$4,000.
The vote was canvased, the count
being as follows
First Ward
James R. Curry, alderman ------243
George w. Andrews, supervisor--21S
Second Ward
w. H. Caf1isch, alderman-------351
w. H. Ode, supervisor----------S66
Third Ward
John G. Bum, alderman
E. V. Alexander, supervisor----176'
The new council will meet on April
IT.
j. T. Donaghey Of the state high
WOW rorov,iCciop dnsirnd tO take the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
@nnSerpoller Gtpff!
6ebt Cure 9mbuerausen berars.
8enbet ein paar srppfen at, bann 6ebt
9~ibnerauge1r pber Sdtutelen nit
ben Jtngern berams - fem
Shmera.

aein 5un1busI Srsen0 Elm 9ibnerz
auge, lei es bart, tpei9 poer 5mtlden BEN
3e5en, miro iih aufl0ieu unb ii6 berausz
beben lai1en, obne oeu geringiten
Sdmer5 ODER @eb.
9iele Meeoi5in ipirb Sreeaone genannt
unb lit eine 3ula1nmenieeung bnn
ugtber", grfunoen bon einem Tsanne
aug Cincinnati.
Sragt in irseno elmer apotbete fir
eino fleffnes SIaiddsn, Sag nur gar8 tDez
Mig fo1tet, aber geniigenD 1T, 1rgen0 e111eu
Stuff BON iebem 3uhnerauge ooer Sdpiez
le gu befreten.
Sdiittet Elm Gaar Sropfen bireft auf
irgenD Elm nei9es. @eh berurladenoes
6IIhneruuqe ODER Sdtpiele. Sofort berz
geht bas @eb unb balb nuhher miro lid
Sus 6i6neruuge ODER Bic S9tDtele lo1en
unD funn Damn nit Sen Singern ausge=
Sieie Me6i3in Sree5one fribt nidt
oas 5~uhnerauge ODER Sic Sdtpiele ab,
ionbern idrumpft es auf obne iosar Die
umgebenbe 6out gu rei5en.
SENT eben nurl 9ur9dus tet11
@dmers, fein @eb ODER geiBen BET Der
M%nirenbune ODER nadber. @enn guer
gpotbefer fem Sree5one bat, oonn lnbt
es i'm fir gu6 beitelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
CASTORIA
Fur &xglinge und Kinder
n oeDetveaS SET mr. AIS 30laAREN
's's 8 = { &mMzx
Sic Stiut11te Der Der=
,tmnft.

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bulben eine 8epegl11rg gegen Die
6eutlde Gprafe. Mo11 modte lie
outs oen Gdltlen perbnnren. Sen
@iferern 6ierte Elm Mrtifel ser in So
ronto, &anabo, erideinen6en 3eitung
uIbe Star" 511r 9elebratng. Mud)
in S&SlorruOu moIte Ser 5uB gegen oil
les Geutide sic bea1tlde gprade outs
oen Sd1lerr pertreiben. 90 idrieb
Scr vStar" tpne folgt:
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geuebner 9eutidlanbs in 6tefem
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ote 6orm bes faiierlifen Sdn1rr=
borts. Gin &rel153lrg gegen 6ie oe11t-
ife Gpro9e lit cine 8epegatng, Die
oorn1f beredynet LIT, 0ie Iufmert=
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ob5uIerfe1r. Sb sic 6e11tide Sprafe
I'M BEN Gduler1 l1nb Timber itdten ge=
lebrt meroen ioG, lit etne er5ieberiide
6roge, sic MIR BON Ser .grpdg1tng
er5ieberiider &eiultute abbangig lit.
sic bot nift sos geringite mutt So
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fel6 mie untf 0fonomildem @ebtet.
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de 5l1 perbanne11, lint 6eutidem gin=
fluB entgegen8lttpirfen,. lit einfady
fin6iify. Sc ert1unert mn oie 2ogtf
i~treiterr6er Gdp1Ima6dfen: SD
iprede nidt npebr GIT Sir" Ser @or=
fdIog marB acknowledgements BEN
Gin6ruf uofrufen, 6oB Der ernit
1rn6 6te 8ebel1tung 0eS &onfltfts, IN
6em mir 1ns be inben, riht IN redt
ter @eiie getpiir6igt mer6en.
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efpigen Seino 5u ieben, 10 buben mir
lint 10 mebr l1rio9e, Ge1tid 5u ner=
lteber, 90 es uns SEN Sdliiiiel 5n
BEN 6eutiden Gldne11 perlduff +.
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Gbemie un6 Meoi5in, 10 nare es Der
@ipfa ser Tborbeh, 51 iagen, bob
uir oieie gntbedl1ngen ni4t outs
niiben mol(en. Natirlid miii1en MIR
oas ourd oen &rieg geidaffene fetno=
lide @efiibI mutt in Inredyr11ng britt
gen, aber oog io1te uns ni4t elmer
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bent"
Gonen MIR Mmerifaner tpen1ger
perniinftiq iein als es 6ie &anaoier
ltn6?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

iebltrg beidieoen tparen, borbei iino,
unb baB man Ole Joroerltng flugen
s9ausbultens enblid an Die Stele
Der iiinobaften @eridtpenoatng treten
m1tB.
IS lit geraoe oesbalb on ser 3et,
oab e%rnitbafte, tiefer oenfen6e Wean-
ner, sic ole Gtanoe pertreten uno
ONT beiten ber11fen linb, mroraliide
&rafte m155ulolen, ii9 %periammeln,
in Ser Nbiidt> meiteren &reiien Der
Mitglieoidaft Die &idtli1ien por5u=
5eigen, nad 0etren tie ibre geitrebun=
gen ridten ioaen. @em ientals Die
n3eit outs SEN 6l1gen uar," 10 lit es
oie gegerapartige. Ser gin5elne tpeiB
oft niht redt, mie er lih 90 5u ben
Iagesfragen itelen iol. Mande5
@er5 ergreift 3agbeit. 9luf oen &C.
nerulperi aa1mlungen muB &larheit
gelduffen, muB be1piel en meroen, 0aB
mir nah tpie Dor mitarbeiten miilIen
ont @oble oes 2on6es, ooB mir fem
&edt baber, inns 10 5u %gebdr6en, al5
monten mir iogen: Scum ipielen mir
nidt mehr nit, neil es an0ers &C.
go1rgen tit, alS mir gefppat." Sic
l1n5ufrie0enbeit entbinoet uns nift
unierer giirgerpflidt, un6 0ieie for
oert, ouB mir Die m1f 0aS @obl oeS
NGiditen u1tb SOS @emeimpobl ge=
rid)tete1t geitreb11ngen u%nentrpegt
fortieten l1no u1rs oariiber 6erutben,
mas mir in Ser gegenfpartigen Sage
@~eionberes tbltn f0nnen 5um Sell
utro 5u Gltben unieres Golfes.
limb e5 miro 90 Wanderlei gu be-
ratben geben, idufft ood Ser &rieg
11e1re &erbdltniiIe ur0 ne1e 8efabren.
Gr bringt inns 1re1te Mufgaben uno
er foroert 11el1e Sbdtigfeit. l1nier
2onb itebt on eirrem @er6epunft fei=
ner @eid}idte. Ginflub nuf Sic &C.
Italtung ieiner 3lrfunft rper6en MIR
rn1r Damn erla11gen, uenn mir BEN
ridtigen 3eitpa1nft 51 bonoeln nidt
oeria1pmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

oarm Elm 8eiipiel at nebmen uno
iib betm Abfpielen bes Star
Spangleo ganrer" BON oen siben
5u erbeben. 60 iebr iebermann oie=
1e Wtabn1ng als beredtigt anerfen-
men miro, 10 iebr mug es anoerer-
leits iiberraiden oaB oeutide Mutro=
len, alto le1re, mel4e bon eben oieier
Nrel1e imner un0 innper 1pieoer aIs
ole Sunnen un0 gorbaren geidiloert
meroen, gum Wuiter uno 8orbilo
fir Dos merifaniide @olf inn Ser
balten ibrer eigenen Slogge, ibrer
eigenen Nutionalbpmne ~gegeniiber
bingelteat meroen.
9ieier gorfaa inn Sort McHber=
ipn lit fir ie0en Geutiden uno Aer=
ner oelttidJen Gbarafters etpas 10
Sel6ituerltanolihes, pie er fir BEN
sln1erifaner iiberraideno uno err
ltalrnlid 5u iein ideint. auf ieoen
5oQ aber mub e5 ieoem 9eutidgebo=
renen CUR @enugtbuung gereid)en,
oaB Die engllide NreiIe in lold aner=
fennensmertber @eiie ooDon geoti5
nlmnrt uno oanit oen u9unnen" uno
~gar6aren" cine Mdtung COLT, mel
DIE oieie ldon im1r1er perbier1t baben.
9enm 6ieie Ait internierten Seeler=
te biloe11 %feinesrpegs cine Ausnabme;
lie biloen bielnebr bie Hegel fir Sic
3rft uno 8elinnung I'M oeutlhen
9eere5= uno Marinetpeien, u41o fir
oas gan5e groBe oe11tife 8olf. Do
init ielbltDeritanblid u11d fir jene
Geutidgebprenen, melde oieies 9an6
GIT i6rer 5tpeiten 9eimatb errpdblt
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

SEN er u1s 6em @ternboule mitge=
brodt. @ein Mittel Der 2iige lit un=
fern atbeiltiidpn un6 io5ialiittlden
.@egnern 5l1 idledt, menn lie n1tr Sos
cine erreider, 6aB uniere S1gen6 iidy
lrln ibre 6abme iduart: u@ir MOLTEN
nidt, ouB oieier iiber uns berride"!
8[utet urrs ni9t 6as 9er5, men11 mir
leien BON bern rapiben Mnpodien Ser
lo5iuliitiidyen Sltger1borganiiationer1
menr tpir uns porbulter, oab bereits
in Sen @er5en pieler ta1ienoer jun
ger M6n1er bo5 bette Junflein 0es
erloiden 1T!
(Sblub in n1diter Nl1mmer).
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giren id6nen getpeis oofiir, mie
Iebr 6en1 9e11tiden Ser Sinn fir
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gem lit, iiebt sic ATLANTA @onititu-
tion" in Dem @erbaIten Ser GIT Sort
McTberio on irternierten bel1tihen
Matrol en. 9as 8Iatt ihreibt:
rIem militqriiden @ebra11h ge=
maB gab ser Srompeter bei Sonnen=
l1ntergong SOS signal 5um Ste
treat" (3apfenitreih un6 Die &ape1e
oes II. Snfanterie &egimentes lpiel=
tie ous rstar gpangleo gnnner, 4"
mahrenb sic groBe Slagge pom Weulte
unter Dem Sulut ser Mrtinerie fer
abgelaiien pl1r6e.
Sofort, beim eriten &Iunge ser
Notionnl=6pmne uno pdbreno uSl6
@Iorp" lidy fenfte, fprmqen iammt=
Iife 4tt ~internierte 6e11tide Matrp=
ien m1f - BON 6enen Sic einen es
iid in ibren 8ornden, ste an6eren
inn 6reier1 beql1em gernadt battem
nahmen cine mtlitari1de 5ult1tng on,
ialutiertem nit Ser SmO m Ger
Miibe unb perbarrten unbetueglidy in
Ser @ten11ng, Big Die 3eremonie por=
uber ur6 ser lette &lang Ser Natio=
na1=@pmne in Ser miI6en Iriiblings=
Ir1ft berbunt mor."
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mie mbere engliide 3eitungen
fniipfen on 6ieien Gorgang Die Mab=
n11rg an omperifaniide @iirger, iid)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
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Sel otDAtY oun VIttuJtHIuH yuA
ous Mnlinnen Ser MQiterten, ibren 5u
geitutten, ibre friegeriiden 9lftionen
auf griednihem gpoen meiter m1s5u=
Oebnen, NIT elmer @rflarung beant=
mortet, 0ie on Sel1tlihfeit nidt5 at
miiniden iibrig laBt. a0nig &onitm1-
tin fat friiber idyon befpielen, oab er
fir Die politiidJe uno sic militariide
Gage eine11 g1tten glif but. @enn
er oie 4Qiierten fiird1tete ooer uu6
Mir glm1bte, nit ibnen rednen at
miiilen, miirbe er iebenfuQS einen
perbinOlideren Son ibnen gegerrirber
onidlagen. Seine orobenoe Sprahe
5eigt, 0aB er iiber BEN @usgang bes
&rieges nidt int 3fpeifel ut.