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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-13
In the House

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 12.-Altho
the McCollister anti-cigarot bill was
ready for third reading and roll call
in the house of representatives today
there was insufficient time TO permit
of debate and ii was passed until to-
morrow. The house rules provide one
hour for debate when a bill is up for
final passage, Thee are indications,
however. that the debate on this par
ticular measure will require Il consid-
cradle period
Today's session in the house was the
most uninteresting and uneventful of
the present session. Five bills. none
of which We're of particular impor-
tance. were passed in committee of
the whole and advanced to engross-
ment, while several new bills We're in
troduced, bringing the total now in
the house hopper up to l72.
To Engrossmcnt.
The bills advanced to engrossment
were house bill No. 80 by Cartwright
Thurmond and Hutsman, fixing the
time of holding terms of the district
court in the first and twenty sixth
judicial districts; house bill No. 64i
by Ewing, providing for the employ
ment of "A stenographer by the pardon
and parole officer: house bill No. 1928
and Hogg of the senate, authorizing
county commissioners OF certain coun-
ties, where contingent and supply
FUNDS are exhausted, to incur indebt-
edness for supplies; house bill No. i25
by Craver, providing for the employ
ment OF "a stenographer in the offices
of the county attorney and county
superintendent of Washington county;
and house bill No. 32 by Ewing. rcgu-
lating the service and the settlement
ON cases made on approval and re-
pealing section 52i2, revised laws,
1910.
The house devoted considera BILE
time to consideration OF the bill to
appropriate 100000 for the aid of
union graded schools. but postponed
action on the bill until later The bill
by Hamilton, providing for high school
training for common school graduates,
was sent back to the committee ON
education.
Agree with Senate.
Representative w. A. Durant of
!ryan county, chairman OF the house
Appropriation committee, announced to
the house that an agreement had been
reached with the senate committee on
appropriations whereby the senate
committee will handle the general ap-
preparation bill, appropriation bills
for the normal school, state university,
preparatory school, college for wom-
en-. school of mines and all eleemosyn-
AIRY and charitable institutions. The
house committee will handle the APP
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-13

There Is no stenographer In Demo
cratic state headquarters whose salary
is being paid by the state. That is the
.tatement OF Speaker Paul Ncsbitt OF
the house OF representatives In an
swcr to the charge that one of the ste
nographcrs employed by the house
was "on detail" In the l.oe-liuckins.
No downtown stcnographer Is en-
ployed by the house, according to the
speaker. and neither will he tolerate
such "A thing, whether II bo for the
majority or minority Two years ago
the Republican stenographer In the
house was stationed In the SkiVirn
hotel. This time she must stay at the
capitol.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-13

W. Z. Silve. well known artist Of
Tulsa. IL In tho capital. II is under
stood he holds IA contract for some oil
portraits and mural work here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-13

Speaker Nesbitt took the floor
AGAINST the McCollister anti-cigaret
bill In the house THURSDAY lie
tried to amend IT to include cigars.
chewing tobacco, snuff and dog
weed" and after drawn out debate
withdrew the amendment, explaining
that II had served its purpose. The
Till was finally passed TO cngrossmont,
with amendments that make It a
crime To even smoke clgarct.
"Freak" legislation like this is the
delight OF many men who are sent to
the capitol by the folks at homo.
oklahoma is not thoroly civilized yet
reports to the contrary notwithstond-
ing,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-13

.Joe w. Kenton and "nuck" Lewis,
democratic war horses of Tulsa and
close friends OF the governor, are In
Lee-lluckins county The object of
their visit is II mystery of course, and
they seem to be very busy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-13

II. X Hughes, county engineer OF
Tulsa county is In the city. lie is a
member of the legislative committee
of the Oklahoma Engineers associa-
ton. The engineers will appear be-
fore the roads committee. of which
Glenn Condor Of Tulsa Ia y member.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
CHURCHES
METHODIST

METHODIST
Preaching services II a. m. and $50
P. m.
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Prayer meeting 1880 p. m. Wednes-
day.
All are cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN
Services morning at II a. n. and
evening at 1880.
CENTER POINT
Services will be held at 8 O'Clock
p. m. II weather permits.
EPISCOPAL
There will be services in the Episco-
pal church on Sunday, March 4, at
1880 p. m.
There will be a service every Thurs
day, during lent at Sp. m.
All cordially invited.
BAPTIST
Percy Calvin Barkley, Pastor
Sunday School $40 a. m. |. L. Dor
rob, Superintendent.
Preaching II a, m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting 1880 p. m. Wednes-
day.
Sunday topics: Morning, "Tne
Christians Task" Evening, "Christ
and the Sea Voyage"
A cordial welcome to all.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
Death of Conway Graham.

Conway, the II year old son of Mr..
Jeff Graham, died at an infirmary in
Scooba last night of typhoid fever, af-
lter an illness of two weeks. He was
,taken sick at his fathers home east of
)Macon, but on account of the distance
'Njrom town and the bad roads, he was
Rhken to Scooba, where his sister has
fl)een in training as a nurse for a year
H&r more. His remains will be brought
tito Macon and inferred in the Odd Eel
blows cemetery at 11:OO tomorrow. Sat-
I1lrday. Mr.. Henry Graham, who has
I;beer i'll with measles, was with him.
His two other brothers, Claude and
Paul, have been in Chicago for two
|pmonths past and returned a few days
ago. Both are i'll with measles at
|atheir home east of Macon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
lgAnother Fine Bull.

n Another fine bull from the famous
Hood farm, was received last Saturday
l'by Fl. B. Gurler & Co., who are endea-
voring to improve their herd by buying
lthe highest bred bulls from cows that
Are record producers. This lotest pur-
|chase is a five months old calf out of
/ Sophie Delphine, who is by Pogis Goth,
'tof Hood Farm, who is out Of Sophie
10th, the champion milk producer of
1.-THE world. The sire is by another son
of Sophie 10Th, out of another 700
pound butter cow and a show-ring win
ner. This makes the second bull close.
ly related 10 the worlds champion
dairy COW owned by Gurler & Co. The
! first bull bought is by a son of Sophie
10Th out of a 700 pound butter cow.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
SOCIAL DOINGS.

The Study Circle
The Study Circle met with Mrs. NJ.
P. Kidd on the study of the renais-
sance. Roll call responses Italian
notes.
Sketches, Rizzio, Columbus and the
Cabots, Mrs. W. E. Stokes.
Sketches, Contemporary Great Ones,
Mrs. Strong.
Reading, A Roman Mirror (Rodd)
Mrs. f. A. Thompson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02

| DR.. Minor Lille of Charlottesville,
Va, is the guest of DR.. Edwin Nc
EMorries at his home on the Highlands.
llDr. Lille graduated in the same class
j1vith DR.. Memories at the University
kof Virginia, also at the New York City
yHospital. - Meridian Dispatch. DR..
lille is a nephew of DR.. Minor, has
llvisited Macon, and has a number of
Sfriends here,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
Residence and Store For Rent Cheap

\. Rest store stand in Noxubee county,
AZ fork Of Crawford and Allgood road,
BIZ miles from Macon, 6 miles from
y rockville. Good bored well water.
,nply to w. nj. Colbert, Route l,
Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
Announcement

THE MERCHANTS g. FARMERS BANK
wM be pleased to make loans to farmers
pho contemplate borrowing from the Fed
eral Loan Banks. The loans wM be taken
for terms not to exceed one year, nth the
privilege Of paying oft at any time BY gtutrg
thirty days notice.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02

Read "PEARL OF THE ARMY in
the Beacon and see the picture the next
Friday at the picture show.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
WANTED

Boy to work at soda fountain. AID
dress Box 18, Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
For Sale or EXCHANGE

II years of goose feathers. Will sci
or exchange for good chickens.
MRS. J. B. WATKINS, JR.,
MashulsYille, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
To Mas0ns

Macon Lodge Number 40 F. & A. M
will hold its regular stated communica.
ton at the Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening, March the ninth, at Tx
sharp The members are urged to be
present; visiting brethren cordially in.
vited. j. G. CHANDLER, W. M
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
lordan-Clafk

Jordan-C Clark
Mr. Barney Jordan and Miss May
Belle Clark were married on Sunday.
February 18th, by Justice C. +. Sem
nett. Both were from the Hashuqua
Factory neighborhood.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02

BILLS Silk Mohair Suits keep you
cool, Fit guaranteed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
New Fire Insurance Agency

Mr.. II. E. Dorroh has succeed
ed to the fire insurance business
Of mis- brother, G. f. Dorroh. He
desires to retain all the business
written by his brother. and soil
cts the patronage of the public.
He also represents the Penn
Life Insurance Co.
Office one door north Of All
goods law office. 80
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
The Stork

The Stork
A daughter was horn Monday morn.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Murray at
their home east of Macon.
Margaret Elizabeth is the name of a
daughter that was born Thursday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Rich
ardson,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02


The cemetery association will meet
with Mrs. K. +. Dantzler Tuesday,
March 9th, 3 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucien Cotton and lit
tie son will leave for Starkville, Sun
day, where they will make their future
home. Their many friends here re-
greet their departure.
The Walter Barker Chapter U. d.
c., will meet Wednesday afternoon,
March 7th, at 3 o'clock with Mrs. l..
f. Holberg, All members are earnest
ly requested to come as plans for
Decoration Day are to be discussed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
In Honor of Miss Robert

On Wednesday afternoon, in charact-
eristicalIy graceful and gracious man.
ner, Miss Mary Emma Richardson en-
tertained at a linen shower in honor of
Miss. Sadie Duvergne Roberts, who is
to be married on March 18th to Prof.
Gaines of the A. & M. college.
Upon arrival the guests were ushered
across the spacious hall into the dining
room, which was prettily and artist.
cally decorated with knots and fes-
toons of yellow tulle. Here they were
served delicious amber punch and
green and yellow heart shaped minis
by little Miss Mary Sue Stokes.
In the parlor, which was thrown in
to one with the dining room, the yellow
color scheme was more generously and
even more beautifully carried out in
bows and festoons of tulle, aided by
immense bowls of golden daffodils.
About the time of the arrival of the
last guest, a belated train deposited
a bevy of college girls from the |. |. &
c., school mates Of Miss Roberts.
After a lively skirmish upstairs and a
hasty and animated Ito Judge by the
evidence given the guests below toilet,
the Lew arrivals descended, trans
formed, among the assembly below.
thereby furnishing the last touch of
perspective to a delightful afternoon,
Hand painted cards were passed, and
each guest instructed to pick out as
many words from the names Robert
Gaines" painted at the top, as could
be found in these two names. Fifteen
minutes were allowed for the contest,
and a merrily busy time followed,
which resulted in the winning of the
prize, a handsome cut glass vase, by
Miss Parmelia Yates.
Delightful refreshments of bric6 ice
cream, and loaf cakes, ornamented
with two pierced hearts, were s,rved,
after which the browning feature Of
the entertainment, the showering Of
the Drlde-to.be caused excited interest.
AS she seated herself beneath the
immense wedding bell, Miss Roberts
grace and beauty were in pronounced
evidence, and she received the bounte.
Gus shower in the charming manner,
belonging to such a charming young
girl.
The display of linen was as a
shouted proclamation of the widespread
popularity of the recipient. and such
as would gladden. the heart of any
dainty beauty loving girl. Miss Rob.
erts modest and pretty speech of
thanks was met with hearty applause,
Those who were so fortunate as to
be Miss richardson's guests will be
slow to let memory fail in even the
slightest detail of this delightful
affair.
The cemetery association will meet
with Mrs. K. E. Dantzler Tuesday,
March 9th, 3 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucien Cotton and lit
tie son will leave for Starkville, Sun
day, where they will make their future
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02

"What graceful free movements
your daughter makes in her dancing,
Mrs. Comeup!"
They amt no free movements. We
pay her teacher five dollars a lesson >
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ardson,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Errbitimmtn.
&>lencr 3CltNnacu fritinrcn 8iliUnS
AntluOrt AMI Tricocnsuuridllna oes
&ntIfan in idlarfcr @eilc.

N''l'| ~ tNt44is - ~ERL.
Tie H&Gncr nNelc ,Frci2 YrcIie"
tonlnlcntlrt 0lc 9lutmort 0es Britt
oentcn g&IIion oui oic 95ote 0es 8ap-
ties loic tsnt:
"SeIblfher &orurtbciIfrcicfte fann
nidt IuIbln. }ljuacbcu 0oB 0ic 9lnt
Mort oc2 Erd'j0cntcn @ilIon Ole 0enf-
bar portclid'l,c iii; tic cntbchrt icoer
&oQIt, ucrrdtb tcuc Spur pon @crcd,s
t9tcIt@actrhl, lit enc 9lnh0uiino por
Vcmcnhcltcn lmo Norurtdcilcn acs
gen 2eutidIauo un0 iciQt, 0o6 @il
Ion nldt 0ic bcidlcl0cuItc Genntnii;
pom GboroItcr 0c2 ocutIhcn 8olfe5
lnlo oen oertldlcu politiidlen Ginridl-
tlnQct bclIbt.
Ser Nroiiocnt icheint nidlt All lpiI.
len ooG froufreiCh minoritenS ell
tbfl'o ~0ilaaeiprodbcncr Wllltdritont
Ut lplc Nclltidlnuo, luo 0a6 Der Gricn
non Der rliiiihcu WfiIitdrfaitc aeQen
oen S&jIIcn 0c2 3oren pcronloHt mur.
ot. Gr mcjG nidht, o0cr piclrnebr er
thut, ol2 Oh cr c2 nidt mciB. nub Con.
oon Den l(ntcriccbootfricg perallIoBt
bot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Bon ben ariegsidanplaBen.
Higa in 8rano.
Berlin. a EcDt

Berlin, 4 1cpt.
9Iof 3pci Gogen mdbren0en adm.
pfeu hat Die Armee uuter Iiih.
rlinQ oea Generals BON 6utier Qcitern
pont @eitcn uno 5u0oiten ans Die
Staot,Riga cilgcnommeu, Die an pie
len Steucn in 8rano gcicBt mor0cn
lit llnicrc fdmpierprobteu 3ulppen
baben Ubcro0 0en 29iocritan0 oc5
,Seinoes nie0ergcrungeu un0 ie0c5
@in0ernjB jtbermunoen, ba5 iih ihnen
IN 0en@dlocrn mo SUnlpicn Qeboten
hattie Gle ,Ruiieu rauHten ichr clio
lhrc uIaQeoebntcn Nrjifenfopi 5tcl-
hngeu meittih Der Gina ltn0 9iiqo
mo unicre GlOliioneu itchen icbt Dor
Der GWHaHull0unq.
Gjdtc (ruppctmoiica 6r,afae't fiaoffi fiaoffi
ml' DEN 5traBen 3uinmnelJ hjc aus
8iQa TN roro0itlldler Ristun8 iiihrcR
uu0 In9 uuo. 9iadlt 0aucrt BORT Die
N1pequuq al. Pin bcioeu 5citcn 0cs
(3robcu $ogel louroen groBe ruiiiidlc
[rupqcnmoiien gegeu uaiere( (rilppen
QeDorieu. I'm In per3peiielten un6
bIuti3en 2Ingriiieu ben yfjttwg Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
viam;enOe TnraOe.

NSuiNt4tBlUll, 4. SGR4.
(N ser Hitien &urooe, Die in
gSoihiugton um Gicu2tua 9iahmit.
toa 5u Ghren Scr I'M Tiltrift Golum-
bia au5gehobenen Solouten ser 9tu-
tionol 9lrmce itattiono, bciauOcn Iid
audi Diclc Gclltihon1erifoncr, ocren
gtltpirflrng uon Sen HegicrltnaS-
bcamtcn, un0 bcionocr@ uon Dem on
Der Spibc moritirenocu &r0iioen-
ttn 9Sllion iehr pohIgci0llig bCuhtet
uno mlfgenonuncf nurOc g2ic in
faIt ollcu groBcrcn Stdotcn 0ca Gan
0c@, liu0 bier piclc S0bnc pon elm
gcpon0crten Gcutihcu ou@Qeboben,
lmo 10 NOR g eiacntlit) fem @un0cr,
oaB Ole 3roBpdtcr un0 Batter Der
lungcn Sriegcr, oie ielbit IN sen &rie.
gen ocs &om0c5 nlitgciodtcn hutten,
an Der ebrcu0cmouItrotlon thciluoh-
men. Observation-Disclosures lnter
Den 9Iuagebobcncn erfrcute iidl uon
ieitcn Der 3teqierlmgabcnnltcn ln0
Der Cfii3iere Ser SphH 0c5 Giriqen-
ten Nillium s.. Snntclmoun pon Scr
meItbcriibmten Sopcuc oes Niarine-
torp5.
IS NOR cinc9 Ser gIdn5cuoiten
SdauipicIc ona bier ic geichen iprr-
De mo oltBcr Sen nab Gouienocn
5ihlen0cn 9GngciteIltcn Der NeQicrltrg
bctbeiIiqte iih mobl Die S1Glftc Ser
NcnoIferllna Der StoNt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
0rgtn bic s, @. @.
Nle Sdlriftitiife Der rSuouitriNl
&Orfers Of the MUrlo"
bcld)lngunbmt.
g8aibinaton, 6. Sept.


Sn allen lbeilcn oea @onoea lpllr-
ben bcute nuf 2Iuoronung 0e9 Nun-
0ea 8eucrolompuIta @rcgorp Die
@oltptQuorticrc Der rSn0uItrial @or
fera oi the @orIo in ser }lbiidt
ourd)iudlt, boflmcntnriihc8 Ncmcia
material filr oie ongebIid1 ungcicb
lide Gb0tiQfeit 0c@ &crbunoe2 5u eut
0cfen. llcberul orangen &lm0c9Qc=
hcimbcomten, in piclcn 6dllen lmtcr.
itilbt bon ser 0rtIihcn YoIi3ei, IN sic
@itroa, &crionnItnga 2ofolc, @c-
ihdft2ltcllen un0 2lQcntltrcn oe2 Der
bon0es cin mo bcihIoQnabntcn an
tSlllgidriitcn, &orrcipon0cn5cn Gbct-
bilhern uno ionitigeu Gopiercn ouca,
poralti iie 0ie 6ono 3u lcgcn pcrnod'
ten Ger Gicienrni0 pon5oq iid
ourhpcgs frieoIih, 10 ooB c9 lid
nift ols nothmcnoig herou}itcIltc
Ncrbaftltngen por3uncbmcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Die 9lbiidDt onrdlihnut.

Berlin, ,. SCpt.
Ger Better 2IoDo" briugt IolQcu
0cn, ougenihcinllN iuipirirtcn Som
mentor 3ur 9tntmort ocs GrdijocntcI
oui Den Trie0en@appcu oc9 EopitPa
nNrdiiocut Niliou ino Die Guttntc
mdhte iiu0 oQciu pcroutuortlih 0a
mr. 3lt boltcn 0a6 Die Iricoenabc
nnlbluqen ocs Nopitc5 nidt bon Gr
iolq Qrfront murocu. NoQItdnolq,
Gutpoliulug oea 0cutlden 2|olfes 1T
mas 9rdii6cnt Njlion onitrcbt Y3il
ion itellt 55rie0cu9be0iuQungen lml
Oerlnnqt, ooB Ole &erbiinocten iit
lmtcr3cldncu
nNjliou lplu ocm 0elttiden Bolt
Die Maffc oue Der &,ono uchucn. g.
miro icinc 9lbndit u6ciica nc crrci
dDrn Itr crtiiu'tcIte Vothos feline,
2lunuort miro ooa ocltidc Rolf nht
hcroblofcu pou 0cr Nohe, hie IS I'm
@alig Ger Bent mtcr ojcl W{iib' 1n)
9lrbnit cri.ommen bot g. miro ild
njc umo uiumcr 6o}u ueritcheu mr
icingnt- 4o,ier 81 Lrehcn"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Soa reiigniren.


Ger StaQta- uno Der GulntOrcr=
tbeioigung2 Nuth bon @intoln. 9}c-
bro2fo, bot Die HcIignotion uon Fronf
i. &oller pon oCr9ircftorulmbchor0C
Der llniperlit0t BON Nebrosfa Qcfor.
bert, neil ooIlcr lid niht Qegcn Die
8egcn i'm Observation-Disclosures
Der rSuopoIitit pertbeioigt botci ipG.
Seine Dor Oent &ric9e Qemodltclr
2IclIBerlngcn iouen onQe5ijth ciu-
monofrci nodmeiicn ooB CT l;,6 in
Snntpotbic nit 0eutihlono btflnbtt.
sScrner lpuroc in ser Gnnf,reuj SIC
9lbidofflug Der oelltihcn 4rcjIc Qe-
forocrt, menn oieie niflt nircimilliQ
ibre oufrei5cnocu Miethooen ori4ibt
oic Die @emiitber Der 2eier gegen oiC
Ge9icrltng Der @erciuigten Staoten
norei1genonlmcn nlafcn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
8rieas=Hewiuniteuer erleOist
gSuihinaton. 5. Scpt.

&uibin9ton, 5. Sept. So
Ger @unocs Senot nabm Wtitt-
mohobeno ocu GompronliBporihIog
0eS 6nu5mtsihliIes fir oic &rieq5-
gelpinnIteuer an; Die S6obe Ser Steuer
betrGgt 81 ,2S6, 100000 ooer lmgc-
fabr Elm Irittel Scr oiesi0brigen
&ricgSItelteru. Gie 1ohitcucr 2ln-
bGnger fomltcn orh nid,t cin etn3i.
ge5 ENHANCEMENT 3ur 2lnnobme brin-
gen, Die 9lnuobme oes GompromiB
poridIogc5 eriolqte NIT y gcgcu !
Stinmcn; lebtere milroen obgcqeben
pon ocn SenotorGn gonfheab, 0oroh,
@ronno, 1>ohnion bon California, Ga
,SoIlette, UNDERWOOD mo &or0omun
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
llnteriu6nng beenbet.
g}oihiudtnll. A G

Walblngton, A. ISept.
Gic llrteriuhlngcn oeS Scuats
glusIduiIes fiir Ofilitor 9lngeIc-
genbeiten iiber Die augeblih pro
oeutihen 9leltBerllngen oe5 Gberiten
Gorl Heidmonn, Ser 3tm Brigade
general nonlirirt iporoen it, mur0el
om 0iensto9 in @oibin9ton abge-
id)loiien 0ie &erbonblungru en-
oeten nit Scr nohuoIigen Icriide-
RING oeS SbcrIten OoB feline ieiner
grflGrl1ngen irgeno mie cine &orein-
genonmcnbeit 5ugllniten GcutIdl-
lonoS mb 3mor pe0er beS 2oll0e9
oocr oeiicn %olfes 3ltm auSorllf &c.
brodt hdtten, llno ols itnpatriotiid
Sen &ereinigten Stoaten gegeniiber
ongeicbcn nerocn fonnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
ErGiioent an bic rationale
2lrmef.
Noihinatoll. ). Scnt.

Ser TrGii0ent hat Die Sol0atcn Scr
lationolen Nrmec imoienit Scr Nu.
tlon nit elmer Nntidait binqcbunds
pollcn &ertraucn2 lmo zines @ebctcs
an 8ntt, ser lie erholtcn un0 filhrcn
noge, millfonlnlen gchcibcu. Gr thcil
tc ihnen nit, 0uB ona aani> Smo al
les, luos lie lnternebnten iolteu init
Der tlefltcn Shcilnubmc pcrfllqcll un0
itberoics auh Die @clt ibncH &eod,.
tnng idlcntcn pcr0e, ou tie in 6eion
oerem Sinnc Ole SoIoatrn ser 5lrti
belt mdrcn.
) Sic 9otidloit bat ioIgcnOcn g9oyt-
Inllt:
Gas g8ciBe lou$, g8oibinQton.
2ln Die Solootcn Der uotionulcn Pr.
NEE! &hr ltntcrsieht Guh elmer arc
Ben EfIiht Gn2 0er5 0c3 qon3en
&onoca lit nit Guh. Miles, mos ,Shr
thllt, miro niht MIR bon 0cncn, Die
Gltb naIsitcben lm0 Guh thcucr iin0,
1onoern oud pom Der gon3cn 9totion
NIT Dem tlcfiten (Snterciie un0 ser
tle1lten 9ultbcilnobnc periolQt mer.
oen 0enn 0icier groBe arieQ brinat
1tna ole 5ulanmct, madlt aus lna
allen &omcra0cn lmo @riioer, mie e5
ole mabrcn Nmerifuncr empfou0en.
ol@ tie gum critcn Nal fiir unicrc
rationale llnobbdngigfcit fGmpftcn.
~Gtc 9lu9cn Der gou5en g8elt mer.
Den itbcr Gth iein, ga Tl6r in cincnl
be1on0crcn Sinne Sic Solooten Ser
6reihcit ici0. &oBt c5 0ahcr Gller
Stol3 Iein, iibcrou allen W}cniden gu
3eigen, nidt MIR mo5 fiir quite Sol
ootcn, ion0crn ouh mas fiir qutc
Wfdnner Sbr ieio, inocnr G56r Guh in
allen 0ingcn 0urf lmo 0urd fdbio
luo rein baltet 2oBt lrns fiir uns
1elbIt cinen 10 bohen MobItub ouIitel
len, DOB es 9flbm iein miro, 0ornod,
5lt lcbcn, uno 0ann labt uns oarnud,
leben ltno Der arone bon 9lnerifa elm
11eue9 &orbccrblott bilt5ufiiqen. Wtefn
htnacbungSpollea &ertraucn ocht nit
Sud IN ieoer SdIoht umo in icocr
Hrlltung. @ott crhaItc un0 fibre
Gu6.
8oo0rotp @illon."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
yWtarf"

oMart" ift nab gBeigano oss oIte,
edtoeutide Wort fir @ren3e. oas erit
i'm IA. SabrbunOert eeIdufig puroe
unb aus Dem Slatpiiden itammt
8arl Der Grobe unb bic fd6iiiden
aatier griiR0eten ouber nidt rGren3s
Timber, fonoern Wartsn uno beiieoeIs
ten lie nit beitem, oeutiden Menidens
material, nit ehemaligen &rie9ern,
bic ods Gnteignungsperfabren in Den
betrefienoen @ebieten entfpeoer Idon
porber beitens beforgt bdtten ODER
niht 3jmperljh tateu, tpenn es gait.
9erIdumte8 ndn5ubolen. Oarum
puhs in ben U}arten cine martige
8epoIterun9 berdn, Die ielbIt in G5ries
oen83eiten nimt nah bem Quslan0e
idteIte, fonnern fei.hieIt an oeutI6er
2lrt uno GeIj,tunq. 0aher tonnte
Die Mart 8ranoenburg gum 8riitoIs
liiierunq oeutittu Gebens irers
ben. 9oa Satob 8rimm iit bic Ut
ipriingli6e 8eoeutun9 BEG altnorois
Iaen Wort - Malo, nomit bas
I6pe0iite m6rtr - ountei, fiuiter,
3uIammaubdngt. ia iih Ger ihtpor3e,
ountte g1dlo ais 96t'srIheibe treiftid
eiqnet, 10 meint 0eigano. l6ge bier
nab in tem gesriif les WaIo3ebjete5
oos 0ort Wlart tief be9rdnoet. Gs
1T jeoo6 pobI gu Derfehen ais bas
nsugsponneue Nalogebiet. oas noh
ohne 3uItur if. aber nun burh
Rooung uno 9etauung erialoFen
percsn nuB.