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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Three thousand or more
laborers and carpenters for work in
constructing government cantonment
near Columbia, S. G. Quarters for
boarding and sleeping men right on
the grounds. Don't wait to write but
come. Plenty of work for everybody
and good wages. Be patriotic and do
your bit. Let's train the boys before
they're sent to the front. Take re-
|ceipt for railroad fare, which we will
refund to you after you have worked
a week.
HAkDAWAY CONTRACTING CO.,
Columbia, S. c. 7-23-6t.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Parties up from the county seat in
form us that the Mendenhall residence
has been moved off the lot where the
new county court house is to be built
and that there is nothing now to him
der the work of construction of the
county buildings. This is pleasing in
formation. Mendenhall himself was
removed from the same lot and it is
to be hoped effectually removed, and
it is fitting that all traces of that mas
ter criminal be effaced from the land
scape.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

We passed by the Board of Trade
room last evening and were surprised
to notice how the new band is pro-
crossing. Instructor Cobb seems to
have inspired them and if they keep
up the pace he has set they will soon
be first class musical organization.
All new bands have a hard uphill
climb to success, but after they get
there every one is proud of them.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Geo. Econome and wife, who left
here on their vacation about ten days
ago, write from New York, under date
of the goth, that they are enjoying
their vacation in the ''big city, i'm
mensely, and that they expect to re-
turn in about two weeks. George says
that the weather in New York is "a
little warm"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

At Wall Springs Sunday there were
1872 persons who took BATH" in the
bathing pool, Ia autos We're in from
Tampa, Clearwater and st. Peters
burg. Something like fifty autos and
jitneys also visited the springs from
this city during the day.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

The Clearwater Sun says that one
of their representatives with a crook
ed handle has lost an umbrella. It's
not in Tarpon Springs-we have
enough crooked handles of our own.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Somewhere between "a and SO has
been the average Temperature in Tar
pom Springs this summer so far. We
print this information in order that it
may cause those of our friends who
have hied themselves north where they
thought they could keep cool with the
thermometer above the 100 mark.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

The home guards will drill, both in
the afternoon and in the evening to-
morrow as usual The officers of the
home guard feel that the proper pre-
paredness of the local company is i'm
portant and therefore take the drill
seriously. If members of the home
guard want to attend the parade and
speaking in the park they are at liber-
Aty to do so, but the drill will proceed
as usual in the afternoon at o'clock
and, in the evening at 1880.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

FOR SALE CHEAP - Genuine Ha-
waiian Koawood ukelele with complete
instruction book and Hawaiian music;
also very fine guitar with Hawaiian
steel playing outfit. Apply at Leader
Office.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

On Monday, August 9Th, the board
of county commissioners of Pinellas
county will meet as board of equali-
cation to equalize the 1917 assess
ment.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Hundreds of thousands live today
more lavishly than in peace times" is
the German thought uttered by Max
imilian Harden, which we all endorse.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

If you purchased liberty bonds on
the installment plan the third payment
falls due and is payable on or before
Monday, July 80. Don't overlook the
date, the government needs the mon
ey.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

A "fapper" is a woman who does
productive and is drag on
economic industry. We confess alb
horrence for the type and the term.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

One of Tampa's cigar kings, Val
Antuono, is said to be engaged in
building in 3O-room hotel at Indian
Rocks.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

CHICKENS delivered to any part of
the city. Hens, 25c per h.; friers, 35c
per lb. L. E. 'Drane and P. W. Web
ster. Phone 1873. 7-23-tf
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Mrs. N. E. Patten was in st. Pc
tersburg yesterday visiting with her
son, Joseph Patten. She returned on
the A. c. L. last night.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25
PATTERNS WANTED.

"You don't mean to say you are
going to see the ballet?"
Eyes; / want to get some idea for
a rainy-day costume"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25
SHE CAN'T CUT THE PATTERN

SHE CAN'T CUT THE PATTERN
right without pair of good scissors.
Those that are good and sharp and
stay so are the kind we sell. Neither
can man or boy get any service or
satisfaction from any but first class
pocket knife. Both she and he can
get just what they want at this home
of good hardware. Net at high
price, but of very high quality.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Furnished apartments. 3 rooms and
bath, completely furnished, all modern
improvements, Welsh apartments. APP
ply at The Leader Office. 5-21-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

If you want. something distinctive
in the line of wedding cards or calling
cards The Leader can get them for
you-engraved, and OF the highest or
der.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25
REGULAR FAN.

''Do you like all the operas?o
''All that / have SEEN"
(Which ones have you SEEM"
s'None at ALL"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

The circumference of the earth is
said to be about $4,000 miles. Who'll
join us in hikeg
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

SAVE THE WASTE AND WIN
THE WAR."-HOOVER.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25
ri arpnis 6prtnya
1na ann Outs

Messrs. A. H. White and C. D.
Scroggs were business visitors in
Clearwater yesterday.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

,Angelina-Am ] the apple of
your eye, Edwin?
Edwin Hardly. You're more of
peach.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Tarpon Springs Library Association
Located in city hall, where the read
ing rooms are open Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from Is {
o'clock. Public patronage cordially in
vited.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

On the frcnt page of today's Leader
appears q .sewg item conveying the
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

GBy PRESIDENT WILSON in an ad-
dress in Philadelphia
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-07-25

Continued from page II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
JUNIOR EVENTS TO
BE RUN OFF TODAY

ST. Louis, bio, Aug 81 Nineteen
junior events are scheduled to -
contested at the Washington univers-
ity athletic field today. the opening day
of the national track and field champ
ionshfp meet of the Amateur Athletic
union
The senior events viii take place
Saturday and the aiI-rouud champion
ships and relay races Monday
The number of athletes entered iu
the junior and senior events is sos.
Among The stars who wiz contest
iu the meet are Ted Meredith former
440 yard champion WHO viii gun
under the colors of the Meadow brook
Athletic clubs Howard Berry, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, eastern inter
collegiate pentathIoH champion Avoy
Brundage OF the Chicago Athletic club,
ali-r0uud champion and Sherman
Lauders- pole vault champion
The Chicago Athletic association
viii be represented by % athletes and
the Illinois Athletic club by the same
number
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
UMPIRE RENDERS
RAWEST DECISION
MADE BIG LEAGUES

Chicago. Aus 2I-The White ~aS-
ST Louis game yesterday brought 0ut
one Of he most remarkable decisions
ever made by q major league umpire
70 was iu the second inning with Eis-
berg ON first and nobody out. Groom
who had been fussjng about having 10
pitch the ball CIC0tte was using. as if
It were infected with small poE germs
was on the slab ready 10 pitch Sud
denly he hurled the bail into the
White Soz dugout without any per-
ceptbIe reason. Tlisbers ran all the
way from first to home plate only to
be sent back by Umpire DinneeH
There was no chance that "time"
was called nor any possible reason
for not letting Risberg go as far as
third base. as the ground rules per-
nit when a bah is thrown into The
PLAYERS bench
We have seen am American league
umpire call am alien runner sale at
the plate on the ground that be was
deliberately blocked oft 10y the Sox
catcher. We have seen a SoE runner
called out a the plate when he was
deliberately blocked off by am alien
player until he could recover a muffaa
throw and tag said runner
We have@ seen an American league
umpire call balk when catcher
tried 20 stop play because of Dust in
his eyes and give game against rha
White Soz. and we have seen the same
constantly permit a hatsuau
70 force time" by stepping our at tine
batsman's box without penalty Yes
terday was the first time We ever SAW
the ball in play deliberately thrown
away and an American league umpire
rule that such an act suspended play
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
WILLARD IS A JOKE:
CAN'T BOX FOR JIM

san Francisco. Aug. 3I-Jess VIII
lard viii not have a chance to box
az TiaJu8na- Jim Conroth. president
Of the Tiajuana Jockey club and for
mer boxing promoter, said on his re-
turn from the east.
Il think Willard Is a Joke Cofs-
roth said, and lie could NOS fghr for
nae If he wanted 20 The story that
tried 20 sign him for a fight was
originated for publicity purposes
Fans Of the west are certain 10 see
Benny Leonard. light weight cham
piou. In action at Tiajuana, however.
according 10 Eonroth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
GRAND RAPIDS CLUB
CENTRAL CHAMPIONS

Grand Rapids Mich Aug
Grand Rapids clinehed the Champion
ship of the Central league by defeat
ing Fort Wayne Wednesday while
Springfield was losing one game of 4
double header with Richmond The
Central league season closes Labor
day and Grand Rapids can lose All the
remaining games while Springfield
WINS and sEill have q safe margin
y ednesdaE.s victory was the 1Ith
straight for Grand Rapids and was
pitched by Paul Carpenter who made
his seasons record - Victories
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
NJ BRIDES TRIPLE
BEATS HUTCHINSON

Wichita kan Aug, 31-0utdelder
Clyde McBride.s triple with the bases
full in the fifth and Davis. single.
which scored Two in the second. gave
Wichita victory over Hutchinson. :
70 4 Score:
Wichita $1,000 q 44000x-1 Is g
Hutchinson .0I0102 ooe-4 10 3
Batteries Clemens and Yaryau:
Wright, Graham and Richardson
Joplin Mo- Aug. 3I-Denver and
Joplin split double header. Denver
winning the first 10 . and Joplin
the second 2 TO /. In the second
game Carlisle stole third and then
home. bringing in the winning ran.
Scores.
Denver .-..-..I0001o10o-S 8
Joplin .---.---0 o Al 90 0 @ I
Batteries -Aanser and shestak.
Sanders. Graham ana Monroe
Second game
Denver ........- oo1o0o0-1 q
Joplin ..-.-00 0IG U0I-2 S o.
Batteries Knable and BafthoI0-
mey Graham and Collins
Lincoln. NFb., Aug 3I-0maha
celebrated Military day by trimming
Lincoln To 4 Seven hundred sol
iiers attended the game. Meyers
gave six bases on balls and was re-
Iieved by Gregory Score
Omaha $50 , o @ ! @ 0-S Il p
Lincoln ...o0 100000 10 Is
Batteries Aerz and BroLtem: Mev- /
ers. Gregory and Rohrer.
Des Motnes. Iowa. Aug 3I-ODoul .
pitched Des Moines 70 a : "a 1 victory
1ver 81. Joseph. Healy's Wild throw
vas responsible for four runs. Score
st. Joseph ....o00001lo ga 81
Oes sioines ..I0g00510N ii
Batteries = Gaspar and Crosby.
1'Doal and Breen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31

If the initial meeting was any in
d]caCion the outlook for the Iudauan5-
ents this season SIS exceptionally
bright and brimful o5 enthusiasm and
pep. Twentv-four responded to the
call sent out by Manager Flanagan.
Peanuts Dundee and his manager.
Peanuts Schieberl leave tomorrow.
IoI Dubuque, Iowa, where he VIII
meet Kig Bragg of Milwaukee n >
10-round 60 sunday afternoon. fE
Dundee can whip Bragg. Tau AM
drews. the Milwaukee promoter. will
give the local bantam chance t9
show before the Cream CITY A. e..
Monday afternoon Dundee battles
Harry COudpu before the Moose .IuH
IN East Moline. Sept. DO Dundee wiEi
fight q return bout with Mort Hen
derson ct LaSaHe After this siren
uous campaign Dundee viii be given
months rest.
Ty Cobb continues mauIfng tua- old
pill Yesterday the Georgia Peach AMI
neXed four hits for himself tn five
times 80 bat one Of them triple
Mike Gibbons. 81 Paul and Jimmy
Howard. Philadelphia m5ddIaHafght.
VIII meet at Duluth Mimi in b TO-
round uO-decision boxing match Sept.
"A. Jack Whitaker ana Billy
WheIan- st. Paul, viii box the semi
final
Pitcher Paul Musser Of the Des
N0ihes club. one of the foremost burl-
ars in the Western league the last
three seasons, has been sold Il the
Chicago White Sox, TO report next
spring. Musser has struck out more
than three hundred batsmeu this
season. Terms of the sale were not
announced.
George Payne. a pitcher owned by
he MarshaIlt0wn Central association
'lub, bur VINO has been playing VITA
lie Des M0ines Western Ieaguers
since the Central season closed. has
}een sold 10 the Chicago White Sex
or S509. PayLe. who is TO report
}ext season. won 20-tnniug game
rom 81. Joseph last sunday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
MINORS PLAY GAME
BALL RECORD TIME

McA}ester 0kIa. aug. NcAfes-
ter and Ardmore. leaders ana tait-
enders, respectively of the Western
association. Wednesday played nine
inning game IN SG minutes The pIav-
ers raced from the bench TO the field
heL|een innings and the pitchers
worked as rapidly as they could and
sun retained control Iu most innings
the batters went ont ia order No
Alester won. . 70 q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31
FAMOUS FIGHT FAN
DIES IN NEW YORK

New York, Aug 5I.-Rabert T. Yer
non. who acted as stake holder in
many important boxing contests
throughout me country in recent
years died Wednesday night In bcs-
pitaI here after brief Illness IL
held the stakes al 1he JeHrfes-.Tolr-
son h6ht al Rauo. New He vas
years old A widow survives aim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
3mfmnftSfra8en.

Mbgefonote ser brttiiden unb fram-
3oiii@en &egier1ng dir6 in 8aibi11gs
ton ei~ngetroffen, tint iiber gemeinio-
mes @orgeben iener &egier1ngen nit
ser unieres 9an6es int &riege geget1
6ie Mittelm66te GIT beratben. neber
qetuiiie Gragen lit beretts ELM @inoer-
ifdn6niB er3ielt mor6er, iiber m6ere
miro es iiber frr3 o6er lang er5ielt
tper6en. 9uB tpir gegeniparttg nit
SEN genannter unb anoeren Wfa9te1t
inn beiten @inbernebme11 leben nn6
fogar gemeinfdoftli@ NIT ibnen bait
6eIrt, 6orf uns dber feinen M1get-
Bid 6ariiber t611iden, bob Elm 3eh-
p111rft eintreten farn, tpo 6ies 11tdt
mebr Ser Bo1 lit. unb fir bieie
i@p~entuoIitt6t bas 2mn6 outs bette
bor5ubereiten un6 gu riiiten, lit 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

beren 9inget1, au9 bierin Ser 2ebr-
meilter uno eS iin6 nidt imrner Ole
i6le6teiten Seftionen, sic man bonn
Jeinoe befommt: Srmfrei@ folgte
unb 19lieBli9 muBte AUDI ENGLAND,
menn oa1b ungern, Sen gleiden Bfao
betreten.
Der ELECTROMAGNETIC 6eutet 6ara11f
fin, 6aB Ole @ermen6ung bon 8ei<
gen int @ertbe bon $150,000,000 81
Bra115peden elm tpenig gu bel lit -
6eutet 0arauf fin, Dob Ole 8rennerei
nn6 8rauerei epentuea einigerma=
ben eingeidranft tper6er muB. nnb
tparnt, in6ireft menigiten5, Dor 5tpei
Der gr0Bten @efabren, Die Elm &rieg
anti itb bringen fann un6 nit ii4
bringen mir6, tuenn ni6t i6arfe &C.
genmaB regeln getroffen 1per6en:
@inmal 6as vBrofitmahen" nn6 ein
amber Mal 6ie @efabr 6es Ser,
1dIeu6erns."
MaBnabmen ur6 @a11sbalten mu1B
in bieler 8e5iebung Ole 9oiung 1ein.
MoBboIten nit ie6em fIeiniten &C.
tpidte, NUT ie6em fGeiniten Nab-
rungsmittelabfane, ser biellei6t a1-
6ermeitig 51 bertpen6en tpare, 6abei
MIR nubbringenb bertpenoet mer6en
fonn, tpenn sic MbfGae elmer ga11=
gem Staot zines ga15en Staates ge-
iammelt nn6 5uiammen bertpertbet
tper6en.
nn6 6os an6ere, sic idmubigite
aller 8egleiterideim1ngen bes &rie-
ges, 6as ~u8rofitHS6neioen?" Das
Dor auem in Ser @abrungSmittelbe-
idafl1ng cine 10 groBe @efobr be-
6entet? 9agegen gibt es bom Mn>
fanq ont MIR ELM Meittel, bas mirfli6
tpirfiam lit: 6o6itpreiie!
Mne friegfubren6en 2an6er baben
&0ditpreiie eingefiibrt: 81 5abH
mani beute in England als @0dit=
preis fir @artoffeln run6 $3.50 pro
@u15eI - o6er etpa 10 biel, tpie tpir
bter5ulm6e beute ebenfanS 5ablen,
trob6em mir unter BEN @inptrfun-
gen 0es grober &rteges rnenolib
biel tpeniaer gu Iei6en batten, als
@urppa felbit.
@os folte sic @arnu1ng fem, 6@s
8eiden ser @efabr: @enn mir beu-
te, no tpir nod nidt aftip in 6en
&rieg eingegriffen babet, bereits 10
pieI be5obler m%riiiien, mie 6as 2m6,
6os nit sic idtperiten 2aiten 6es
&rieges 5n tragen batte, 6ann lit es
b0Gdite 3eit, @0ditpreiie ein5ufiibren,
pent an6ers nidt sic 8reiie 6atr9
irqen6 1peIhe Monipulationen in 6ie
&0be idmenen ionen, SOB pir 6ireH
elmer @ungersnotb gegeniiber iteben
miirnpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Mt1t ner8eblt@.

Ser einmiitbige. @i6erltan6 Ser
amerifaniiden @reiie gegen 6en Ser
jl1d, m1f Dem @ege Der @eietgebrng
sic 0ffentlide Mein1ng nno tire
Srgane fir Ste 9alter 6es &rteges
mltnoto6t 5u madden, lit ni@t berge=
bens getpelen. 9ieler Sage bat Der
8raii6ent an Sen Setter elmer grobe1
Seem gorfer 3eit1ng ELM S6reiben
geridtet, in tpel6em er ii6 energti6
gegen je6e 3~eniurmaBnabme auS=
1pridt, sic 6arauf bere6net lit, 6em
amerifonii9en 8olfe 6as &edt gu
nebme11 o6er a11d Mir 5u berfur5en,
Sic Dffentlide Sbdtigfeit feiner 8e-
amten gu fritiiteren. @r ielbit min
1i6 nidt ol1sgei@loiien baben. 0eit
6ielem @dreiben felt Ser 8raii6ent
iid a11f Sen berfaiinngsmabigen So
Sen. Die 6reibeit Ser 8reiie lit
orrd sic @erfoliung getpabrleiitet.
uno Ser @ongreB bat nt@t Dos &e@t
lie 31 %berffur5em. 8obl fann Die &e=
gierl1ng ertparten, ooB 6te 8reiie iid
in Ser gegen>partigen fritti6en 3eit
sic 3uriidbalh1ng auferlegt, Die
6ur6 Die einfudite MISUNDERSTANDING
anf sic Si9erbeit 6es 2m6es gebo'
ten lit, un6 es lift ielbitberitdnoli@,
6ab je6e 3eituna ii@ bemiiben mnB,
6ieier grtportung gu entipre@en.
Mber Sic &nebelungsberiude fin0
bom ltebel. Sic 8reBfretbeit lit bon
unieren freibeitliden @inri4tunger1
urtrennbar, r1ar fanr Dos cine nidt
anfbeben, tpe11n man Dos an6ere er=
balten tpin. Sir oie Gbattgfett Ser
0ffentliden 8eomten Bis binauf gum
Brali6enten, fir 6ie bon ibnen be-
gangenen Sebler un6 MiBgriffe, 1T
6as amerifani16e @olf in ieiner &C.
1ammtbei Ser Mitmelt un6 Madpelt
beranttportIi6. Desbalb m1b 6ie
@reIfe aa16 in fritiiden 3eiten, mnb
in folden 3eiten Defenders, 6as
@edt boben, sic Ebatigfeit Der Man=
rer, Ole bas 8oIf NIT Der 8ertretnng
.feiner S11tereiien betroat bot, gu
inertpafen un6 5u fritifierer, tpemn
life es i'm 0ffentltden sSntereiie fin
geboten bdlt; ibnen Elm fraftiges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Salt 5u5urutfen, tpeut iie 8ege ein=
idlagel1> Ole iie fir beoenfli6 balt.
@en1r es IN nnierem 2an6e einmaI
10 tpeit fom11ren iollte, baB Elm 0ffent-
lid)er 8ealnter tba1n f0nnte, maS er
lpollte, obr1e befirdten 5m miilien,
bon oen Srganen Ser 0ffentliden
Mei1n111g sur Sr6m1ng gerllfe n 5u
1per6en, Damn tuiir0e eS Der Mnfang
Dom gn6e fem. Desbalb fann man
es rl1r b~egruben, oab Ser Hraiioent
ie11en 1on6erbaren MmerifanertL Die
bon unleren freibeitlt6en Smititutio-
men idon beirabe ruiiiide @oritel-
l1ngen baben, 10 fraftig be6eutet, bob
'er nit ibnen midts gemetn bot. Sic
baben ale @eranlaiiung, es fi9 our
bienen 5u Iallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Nabrmn9SmttteI=& om=
ttpue.

SIT 6ie itoatIide &ontrone Der
Mabrungsmittel un6 Der i%n6nitrtel.
len nn6 fommer5iellen &ilfsmittel
zines @toots1@anaen 11otbtpenoig?
SIT iie ratbiam? 9ie 8eanttportang
6ieler Sragen, Die gerabe be1te u1to
mporgen Sen 2eitern Ger Seretntgten
stooten obliegt, lit bon 1tngebe1rer
@idtigfeit.
Ser 8rafi6ent bat bereits bas
@e@t ertbeilt befommen, sic @iien-
babnen 6es 2an6es int @otbfalle 1tn'
ter @egierungsfontroue 5u itellen.
Mderbnuiefretdr Souiton fat iett
6em @ongreb cine @orlage unter-
breitet, nod tpelder al1b 6te @ab-
r11ngsritteI 6es 2an6es inter &egie'
rnngsfontroue gebraM tper6en f0n=
men, 1oboIo es sic @otb erbeiiM.
l1n6 beiten @radtens nod, lit mud
ser @rdii6ent felbit fir cine berar'
tige MaBnobme.
DieIe MaBregeln iin6 int Ser,
gIei9 51 6enen, Sic mabrem 6es
@iirgerfrteges %notbmen6ig tparen,
fait ungebererli9. Mber an Dem ge-
meiien, tpas 1T 9eutf9Iar6 eefdes
FEN lit, in 6ronfret@ 1tn6 idlieBlid
a116 in @nglo16, itn6 iie nidts Be-
ion6ers. Ole 8eiten un6 Ole Ser
bdItniiie boben it6 eben audi III BE"
fer &iniidt geGnoert, unb mir miife1
tpobI ODER libel nit ibnen geben.
/ De1niHIan1 tpar, tpie IN rele11 ont
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
3ett8emdbe &arnmmg.

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portiert tperoen foi'nren. Sos rreue
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ser 9eportationen porgenonrme11
tper6en f0nre11, arf flint Sabre, un1
lit riid1pirfen6. 0arin liegt sic grobe
@efabr, Defenders fir 9e11tide, Ste
ff1r5 Dor Musbru9 6es &rieges ein-
getpun6ert iino. Mugenblidlid grai,
iiert iiberan sic vSpionitis" in er-
idreden6em MaBe. 9ie 6eutldfeino-
lide &~ropaoanoa betreibt ibr teufli-
1des @erf, M11fbeB11ng 6eS @olfes
gegen alles mas 6euti6 lit, nit @on-
6ampf. DaB SOS 1relte @eieb rnter
gemi1len l1ml tan6en 6en @ebern oie
ELECTROMAGNETIC 9anbbabe geben tpir-
Sc, Tim Observation-Disclosures BON nidt
noturaliiierten 9eutfden gu perm-
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ielbitperitdnbli6 lit es, oaB oie Setter
feinen Mugenbltd 5ogern tpiiroen,
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BOB Ser @eiis BEG Jog. ~erften go
piers" ser erite SdriH CUR Grlan-
ga1ng bes @irgerredts. 1T feiner
@eiie gege,1 l1%ebergriffe idiiten
tpiir6e. Mlen benen, Sic nod nidt
flint Sabre int 2anoe iino, it oes-
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tper6en fonrre1t, 10 feb1t eS bod nidt
an @efangniiien, Die iid toobridein-
lid r1r 5u germ 6ffret miir6en.