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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24

Chicago, Nov. 24.-With a score Of
AZ points, the Ames, Iowa, college
team of runners won the annual cross
country run of the western conference
here today. Chicago was second with
So points; Wisconsin was third with
81; Ohio State. fourth. with so, and
Minnesota, fifth, with 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24
REFLECT GOMPERS
American Federation of Labor Retains
President in Office.

Buffalo. Nov. 24.-Samue1 Gompers
was reelected president of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor at the clos
ing session of it's 37th annual con-
vei IN here today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24

The light snowfall this morning
registered in the government precipi-
tation instruments as just a trace of
moisture.
Light snow fell in Topeka early
this morning. Tomorrow has bright
prospects, for Roy A. Barrie, Topeka
weather observer, asserts that the
sun will shine and that the mercury
will start on another upward climb
That portion of the country lying
west of the Mississippi river is re-
gion of fair weather. but the eastern
half and the Great Lakes region are
in the grip of a protracted cold snap.
The highest temperature for this
date was recorded in 1915 when the
mercury reached the SO mark The
lowest was 8 in 1898.
A three-mile breeze was blowing
(Contnued on Page TWo.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24
Camp Officers Requested 1t.

Pending the hour when the writ was
returnable it was said most of the sa-
looms opened for business 1t was ex-
pected that final decision on the ques-
tion would not be reached until after
noon.
The special trains bearing the four
or five thousand troops from Camp
Funston were not scheduled to arrive
until about / p. m. Mayor Edward s
order, it was said, was made at the
request of Camp Funston authorities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24
SNOW IN TOPEKA
But 1t Melted as 1t FeIi-Pretty Sum
day in Sight.

Temperatures for the day furnished
by the local office of the United
States weather bureau:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24

WEATHER FORECAST for kansas;
Fair and warmer tonight and
Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24

TF Doctor Poland wishes to aid the
cats.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24
KEEP SALOONS OPEN

CONTINUED on rage TwoJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
Conditions Different Now. So Old
Washington and Jefferson Policies
Should Be Disregarded Taft Ayers

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-Point-
ing out that conditions today are vast
ly different from revolutionary times
former president William II. Taft in
an address at the League to Enforce
Peace dinner here tonight declared
that the traditional policy Of Wash
ngton and Jefferson to avoid foreign
entanglomcnts should be disregardcd.
This policy does not apply to the
present international crisis. he said.
Nothing could demonstrate the in
applicability of the policy of Washing
ton and jefferson more than the
present crisis" said Alr Taft. "Wo
have attempted to keep ont Of war.
Nobody I'm America wants To fight. We
an want peace. We have pursued the
course OF neutrality with SO much pa
tiOucc hat many Of our citizens he
licNc we have been more patient than
we ought. Vet we are forced to de-
fCrd our honor and our vital interests
How can we proceed on the doctrine
Of isolation from European Quarrels,
sitting back i'm a rocking chair and
saying we don't care what happens?
Even from a selfish standpoint it is
uuWis'
\ cablcgrlm from Nisrount James
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
OIL BIOLOGISTS
TO GATHER HERE
Members Of Southwestern AS
sociation From Four State
to Attend Meeting,
CONVENTION OPENS FRIDAY
Banquet to Feature Entertain
ment Of Visitors; Plan to
Enlarge Scope.

More than ono hundred and fifty
mOmbcra of H., SuuthW ,.toru Gculo-
pists association, from points over
Oklahoma. southern Kansas. Missouri
and Arkansas. VIII meet IN quarters
pt the Tulsa hotel Friday morning for
20 tWo-duy convention The delegates
represent geology departments Of
various oil concerns as well as in
Guiding state aud federal employees.
Tho Southwestern Gcologist+ as
spclauou was organized one year ago
ot % meeting at Norman. Okla. Pro-
fc.sor Charles Taylor of the state uni
vctsIty WAS elected president of the
organization. Since that time IL has
grown rapidly in scope uuul now it is
an extensive organization. including
more than q thousand members II
was organized for the primarN pur-
pose of promoting the best interest OF
tho geology concerns and schools.
The urst meeting Will Dee held in
the Hotel Tulsa Friday morning ut
l0 O'Clock Wacu preliminary stops for
tine enlargement Of the organization
viii ho taken. Proposed extension To
include considerable other territory
uud tp extend The scope TO other oil
followers is one OF the important mat
tors coming before the convention.
Nt noon banquet Will hr served in
the Hotel Tulsa and IN the afternoon
the convention will hc continued, a
program with many speakers of rc-
uoWn having been arranged. The
evening session also viii bee held at
Hotel Tulsa
Saturday the delegates will meet at
Kendall college, whore the Friday
afternoon and evening program Will
hc continued. The delegates VIII be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07

rlndS l'r lnSur'nE puI'N uel'NerN "l
naval N'Ss,lS now uhueI cons, uo,'"'' ,,,
anu 4" 'hl'u WVu'u "Ps ii"'' 1880
ouu Tor pur'h"S' oi '"S'' "''P''"o
ana scapl"he patents
Politics Are Forgotten.
Ropublicans and Democrats. declar-
iup partisan considerations should he
forgotten i'm the face of the intcru,.
tionnl crisis ioincd i'm approving with
ONT question The increased approprla-
lion recommended hv Secretary Dan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
MILITARY SPIRIT
STIRS CONGRESS

proved the conference report cmhouN-
ing provision against purchase OF
any supplies at price 20 per cent IN
excess of the cost Of manufactur" by
the government The mousse is eN-
pcCted 90 approve the report in a few
days and ,hen the hill will SO To the
president
Progress was made in committees
Cf both houses during the day on the
new series OF laws dealing with con
sWracios aGainst the United states and
lu the interest of foreign governments.
I tentative drafts of these bills nearly
a score IN number, were sent to con
grcss several months ago by the de-
lartmCnt of Justice and after diplo-
nutlc relations were broken with Ger
many President Wilson requested that
they bee passed quickly. To-day the
house judiciary committee reported
them flvorahlY and the senate judi
cury committee continued work with
view To reporting within few days.
Espionage Measure up
An espionage bin similar to that in
uoduced in the senate Yesterday hv
Senator ONerman also was reported
fNorlhlN during the day
\ bin extending for one Nelr the
life of the federal marine war risk IN
surancc bureau was passed nv the
house. Under the present Law the hu-
rcau would expire next Scptcmber.
OF tie trio of administration bills
presented in the house today 10
strengthen the naval arm of defense
IN the present emergency the navy de.
pJrtmont attaches particular impor-
tanCe t. one which would empower tho
president g. 'oke over for public sorV-
ice when necessary any maruflcturirs
plant which refused to give proco-
doncc to government orders for vessels
or other war material The personnel
Of any such establishment could be
dlN fted by the measure INTO the naval
service.
Another of the bills would authorize
$3.50, 100000 bond issue to provide
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07

Bryce former British ambassador to
the United states, read:
"Bcst wishes for the peace league
but peace Is possible only 10y the
crushing of Prussian militarism."
The marquis OF Aberdeen. former
goVcrnor-Ecncral of Canada. declared
that evcy British subject could Join
In the welcome (which has been so
widely ana heartily accorded i'm Great
Britain to the announcement that the
United states has taken mp the chal-
lcnge passed down by Germany and
thus leading the neutral nations in
championing the enforcement OF re
spect fo international law and right
Lord Aberdeen said that while the
manifestation In England over this
country's action was hearty. there was
no attempt TO eXhort or hurry tho
United states toward a further mo-
mcntous step.
This" ne said, furnishes one
more proof Of that respectful and
cordial frieudltucss toward this coun-
try which | insist is The prevalent at
ttudc Of the British people"
In approving the objects OF the
League to Enforce Peace the marquis
said tt was very encouraging to uh-
serve that there appeared 10 be an in
CroaSing consensus Of opinion as TO
the need II such a movement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
NEGRO BOYS. y MD 10.
At PLAY WITH PISTOL.
SHOOTS NN OLDER YOUTH

Two negro boys. . and 10
years old. are In tho county Iail
because they were PLAYING with
gun yesterday which was ac-
cidentally discharged. the bullet
wounding John Harvey "a COLI
ored youth of ~ years. Both
the younger boys will prohoN~
be sent to the state Industrial
school at McAloster today.
The boys, Ellison Mitchell and
Earl Calvert, had found a pistol
beneath a bed at the Calvert
boys home. They started down
the street with 1t and met Har-
vey. The older boy attempted To
take the weapon and took hold
Of the arm OF the hoy carving
IT, There was a slight scufflo
and the gun was discharged. the
bullet entering Harvays thigh.
Altho painful. HarVcy's M
juries are not considered serious
He was taken to his home ON
Greenwood avenue following The
shooting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
At Last "A Fine Player-Piano at
the Price of a Good Upright

Moreover, II IS IN itself good upright genuine
Conway "a Conway made In the famous Conway
factory in Boston the home Of good pianos and the
Conway has long been known as the nations ia
vorite home piano
And besides-it is a truly remarkable player piano;
81 contains make of player action that has brought
fame to player pianos costing nearly twice the spe
Cal price making the Conway "Irin-
cess player plano at this time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
Good Definition,

con. mamma" exclaimed little
MagsiC. who had narrowly escaped
being run over by an automobile. 81
feel so nervous"
"Nhat do YOU mean by nervous
doar?" asked the mother.
why" exclaimed Maggie ITS Just
like beng in hurry all over"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07

The combined instrument is priced at $685. tho
price of Il good upright, you have two lnstru-
ments In ono-two fine Instruments In one; but YOU
only pay for one That Is tho wonderful manu-
featuring problem that was solved 10y the Conway
Company
And while you get two instruments in one at the
price OF one YOU only have to pay the terms Of one
the usual terms paid on a good upright piano, $40
monthly. modest down payment only is required
then It Is yours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
" hole show.

"rWo is "a company
some actresses th.rk one les n
company when they're holding the
stage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07
Net.S of the State



WOODWARD hr"r siu-'hiN from lhl'
Dt' were 'r"I "nt i' '"mil'.' ihr u"l
tIHIi' E.'' 'nn ai Norman ln preparation
i.I ihc coming ilr from N'N,"h; NHH' i'
San ilO'isc" "id f,tur' Mhi'" 'NI'.uH
.r'N ..."'IF 70 !" M"i'u -'. '' ,,uI
D'ri' atd "i|I render prog 'W> ". "ltrn
o., ro inlr m 'Ne ir''lNt ROOMS 'i i'i'N"l
stations
,.,.,- .,., ,,......
NotMAN '' 'N'"'"N' ".' ''''' '',
plant aud H -.id ne .'} wal h'.rM l't
nr rrI''d "!iI 'iI t'p' II''" '''II.' 'i'"i
Ai 'N'"'iH" U' '", 'NN. '"i,' .s'"'u
N -NrnN.'I i' U' '"N'''tI'N ul '", hl.."
t.,I ID E.n, All ",b.- ,I.',,
NORMAN An increased interest IN rural
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07

WOODWARD An organization has been
formed ~ Cine hardware and implement
d,lIrr. of uorthvc>t"ru Ohlalomn he new
society was bauQuctcd 40 tbc Baker hotel
Organization and thc selecting OFF % name will
Dee ilr order of business for another meet
ing to tc held here February II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-07

NALESTER John Davis was instantly
klI,3 u,ur lisu>homc seven shots taking
effect Ir his holy Mis- iathcrin.lav. VIII
Irwin Choctaw has surrendered % the
>Hvri'f and is now I'm jail
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Die TreibtitSs Anleibe.

Die eriteu 77rcibcit3 BONDS Der
nellen l% 4uIloge faulen OtittDod)
III so Groiie an. Cine Scnorng BON
$4,000 mar Uon Der minneapolis
ReIerue @unf al &ru. e. %. WIn9,
Den @oriieenocn 0cs Gitritta Grel
belts Anlcibe g Counties, gclaHot
moroen. Bic 9onos rnnaIrtcn III BE.
trdQcn Don $50 bis $1,000. Hia 3inl
abeno battcn ole utcIiten bcreIt5 ei
.ncn Better gefun0en, un0 ,Soleph
Crmsbu. 500 iii0l 3. StroBc, Der
3uidnig BET Der @nfinlt Der 9oroS III
Der 8nnf mar, mar Der critic, Der
einen uon 0ieicu bcfom.
Ant Wittmoh Nbeno bcgdnn one
Gnmpu0nc iilr Die 6reiheltsdnlclbe III
50 Groiic in ullem Grp tc. Gtnem
9~(ben6eIicn. an Dem Ole 5ommel.Go-
mites ~uoQ5dhlid %tbeilnahmcn lol9te
ru hulb 9 llhr in Der 0anocl9tom
MGR Safe cine 0ifcntlidlc 8criomm
lrna. in mcltcr Or. Marion Sbuttcr
pon Wlinucnpoli9 cine muGtlac Hcoe
inn ,{ntcrciic Der Anlcibc hielt. Die
IcrjamullnQ NOR gut benld)t, mno
inter Den ?(nmcicuocu belonocn i'd
pIele Sruucn.
ga 6roiic bot iomeit ctmo G50,000
ae3cidnct mn man miro ocriuhcll
0icic Smmmc ulli 100000 81 CT
htihcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

Der ellglllqlen Yfene DetllQDe 81 SlIPl
tigfeiten getommen mare. 8iele oi(
@inloB begcbrten, muBten 5uriltgc
mieien peroen. @os mar Der Mug-
net, Der oieieu 9~ln0rong bcDerfitel'
ligt battc2 Gin Ocutid)er Character
aus Dem omeritoniid)cn 8roBltootle.
ben, Scr BON einem Shouipieler jill
oiihen StammeS, GouiO @ar-
iteI6, meiiterbait Oorgeitelt mur.
DC. 1ie &uloiqungen, oie Dem Wtell.
idpeilourltellGr oorgebroht lpuroen
aolten nid)t MIR iciner Stunt ionoerlr
oltd) Dem ipnlpotbiidlen Gburnftcr
0en or ucrf0rperte in Dem 0eut
! d) e VI II f me tier. Wdrc CT
IN Ger Nouc oes Stilcfe5 alfgetreten
III Dem er ppr einigcn &abren hier
duitrot, Wiiroc i'm trob ieille@ botN'
9tuiea Elm leerc3 &ou3 bcgrilbt Ia
ben.
Ser 0eutidc Goclmcuih. Sen or ii
DEM Mtulifmciiter pc%rfGp6rtc, entlod
tc Den 3nIdlollern ShrGnen, cr rihrtt
lie, lie nobmen Iltbcil an ietncu Gel
6crL trotocu er Dem %oIfe entItomm
te, 6o3 in Nn1erifn berbnBt lit in oel
qegenipGrtigen 3eit uno oeiien &ultu1
ais Der gr0Bte 6llt6 iiir Oie Gipiliia
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Srat bereits in Strait.
Gas neue @eIeB, bejHglidI Der fremo'
ipradDigen 3eitnngen, lit Jest
III bcadlteH.

Seit Wittipod Wilttcrnuht lit Die
ScftIon 10 0es @eicBcs be5ilglif
oes Nanoels nit Dem 1Seinoc IN
Strait. 9ieie Seftion be5ieht lid be
fuuntlid] nrf ole 3eltungen, 3eit
idlriiter, S~abrcabilher, 3irfulare II
I. NJ, Die in elmer al0ereu Spra6e
ais Der eugIiiden gcorlldt limb. @enn
iolde 3eitungen 1t. |. 10. Nad'ridter
oocr Nrtifel irgen6melhcr Nrt ent
hulter. Die lid oui Die @unoe2rcgie
rltld ODER nn0erc ie6t I'M arlege be,
iin0lifcn Hegierulqcn ODER aif Der
Grieg un6 AnqeleQenbeitcn I'M gu
iommenhonge nit 0iciem be5lcheu, 10
miiiicn llebericBunqcu iolfer 9tnh.
ridltcn ODER Nrtifel bcim @oItmeiiter
Ocs Cries, no Ole 1rufIohcn crifei-
ncn, hinterleQt mer0cu, mo lcoer iol-
den gtadlridt uuo ieocm ioldlcn Or
ttfcl in Der 3citung ODER Der }clt-
ihriit Iclbit muB IN enqlildrr Sprd=
dc Der 0crmerf bcigcicBt ietu. Dor
enc lleberleGltllg Dlllterlc0t IUotOel'
III.
Gie$ mu6 ioInnge iortaciebt rper
0cn, bis Ole bctreficnocn &ernI5gc6cr
ron irenloiprodi0cn 3eitrungen unr
3cititriitcn cinen %io9cunmten Gr
laubuibihein pom ser 0lnoe5reaie
rullQ crholtcu hoberL micoer mic fril
her. oo9 hciBt obnc @interIeaung oor
ljebereiGunNeu ct erihcincu. Ni'
ser Belt iolen ionlIt oae ieile 3ei
tunqcn, sic BON Der Heaicrlmg II
MoihinQton ais louol croftet meroen
cincn iolteu GrloubniBit)ern (per
ulitl Crbdltcn.
81 90 Groiic erihcint ouFer Oer
iu Oclltidlcr Sprade de0rnttcr
@odrn6ldttcrn nod cine in bobnli
ihcr Sprudc Notwithstanding
Mud ouf oi"ie bc}iebt lid, notilrlid
0u9 uellc @cirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
8runoeigentbumsmarft.

$n 0c1t lettcn Goqcn fon0cn sic
folgenoen @rnnoeiqentbuma llc6er
tro9ltnqcn in Gountu Itott:
81 Mcld al Goparo Stidlcr,
Gtgcntbum in Cnnlaafo, fir 500
Ylorp &. 9tltttinq an George
", Nicc, Gigcntbum in Cno-
lo@fu iiir ..............St7GC
Sohn :. G0Ic an WorQarrthe
y. @onion, GiQent6um in
Cnolo9fn. fiir S95C
gSiIian GIlumcr an Gomoro
Gonncup, Giaenthum nobe
Der 1G. mo @iunebogo Ctr.
mr. $220C
emma :. Gam on Gomin Grid.
ion, Gi9cntbum nohc 5. un0
Gab StroBc, fiir $500
&obn VI. WcGouncll pom vi.
mona an Cello &ebrbah. 81
neltthum nohe 6. uno Stotc
StraBe, fiir $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Sttrnidnuppen uno Gnl9tn.
bumOriitiides.

Iic obcrltcn EicrWnocrt bon
Colorado Sprlng9 fcicrtcu f}ir5lid'
cine Nuuochoh5cit, bel Ser ocr
nNcrru @rUuti9nn" Elm oionloutc
uc3 &ul4bouo ol5 Wcifenf ilbcr
rcidlt mlroe. Ntio oic ol;i 0cu Nlno
%Qefomuncnc |iciuere @cieuIhoitt
- YuQcmejn ancrfanntr. mirflihc
mo mohre NelDrn limo M oicien "a
dc,t nor olcm bic GbicoQocr .Nbitf
@or".
&iel mus mon lcrncn uu0 an
it'd 0u0eru; oem Ole Arbclt, Die oo>
Hcbcn on ms thut; 1T lncrntcBlidl.
- Sin Wciitlidler in Ct. 2olli9 be,
hullptct Die GjufiihrlnQ Ser Qrobi
bItjon mare EN- SeQcu fiir oo9Shonf
Qcmerbe. IS Qcbt 3luor picl iibcr M
icren Moriiont. obcr oo3 Itcht bod
Ndlt3 obeu0u.
Ger Acknowledgement ser W0
IdlcrclbcItBer hot 0ein ultehrlpiir0iQcr
EnItltut Der Moihfrm ocn &risq
crtt0rt. Hlla reincr 0tenifcnircruo
Ild'tcit, 0omit Die orncn oltelt Nci
Der lid nld)t mcbr ob3uplogen bralt
den.
- pei ser iiiuaiteu GeI}orttion If
Il. Houi5 hobcn GoBcnicnc ourh
ld1nittIih 500 bo5 Stilt Qcbrod,t
NodnnoI 10 itolj a~eluor0cn limo Nic
&letcr icitocm,
Cb 6 iGmnnoen uibt, Der iid
nni Sen toumcn0cu @intcr mic'r
1dnccf0nil ireut? @cmiB. Ole
Il iu0Cr..
r>ett bot elm @clchrter bcrcd,
net. sos Die I'M nlenihlitcn f.orpcr
cntholtc1cu GhcntitoIiCu StS,50f
lpcrth 'eit1t - N6nnen mir pielIcidr
cilcn flcincn &orihub >aroui befom
men?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

tlon berihrien miro. limo oas bcluciii
ilns, oaB trob Der &ergiftuna ocs
SorurtheilS 0as u G Oh tlidlteits 8.
gefiihl in Den amerifaniihen Q}olfs
mallel oodl uid)t unteroriitt luer0en
fam, 0aB Der nnhre Wertb colcn
WtenlhenthlIms ieilie 8erebrnna lin
oct, eiltcrlci, meld)em 8olfe cr emf
ltonmt. Gas omerifaniidc Sbcotcr
Hllblltunt lcbnt lid nuh inmp1tbiider
observation-disclosures aus Dem amcritali
ldlcu Eolf5leben. Is betpln0crte Der
Ncl0en ocs milocn Weiten9, ocn chr
Ildlcn 9tcll : Guql1u0 = 1SurnIer, Der
0cl urmen %iSrcun0en ans Der 9otf
bilft mo Die Snriteucr iolfer Mol
len. gud Die Iiebliden Wt06hcnde
ltalten ans 0ertId]cn 00lf@itiifen mie
e 2Orle pom Sdnpar5ruolo" ltnb
"'"rtiBle", fanoen ieine b0hlte Nm
etfennHng. Sn neueiter 3eit brodltg
man oeutid)e Snpen nliS Dem nmeri
faniiden &olfaleben Der @ruBIto0f
arf Die Subne. Ole lid zines nod arc.
Berclt NeiIall9 crfreuten. 9os Ger
oienit ooiiir aebiibrt ioIfen meiiter.
hatten Garitcllern mie 0apiO Mar
.ttclo, Soui5 mann. Wathilot
= otrclli un0 Sen Qii6nenoidtcr,
Vclo@cnu no &lein. Sic GRILL
len mo1rIih cine b0bere Miiion mi
,lre reidlcn @lauben9gelloiicn, Die lid
EN- rotbes Gatriotenmdntclden bo
nit pcroienen luOaen. inocm tie Mi.
Ill Dos Mltthdebeul geqcn oo5 @nrbn
rennolf einitimmcr, in oeiien Snrn
dc Die Qr0Bten Center un0 Gidtel
lbre fo'tbaritelt @eoonfen Qcnliin3
boben, fiir ooS @eionumtluohl oc-
gon5cn Menih6eit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Sbtaterltener.

Die Ibcutcr Heitcr bahcn sic
2nu0cutun0 crholten, 0aB lie mnbr
idciulih cinen tdQlid)cn @cridt itber
oen @erfoui Der Giutrittafortcr
an ojc HcQicruug ifidcn miilien unS
ouB Donlf Ole &rIcQaitcuCr monotlid-
uon ser Hcgicruuq cItnctricben tucr
0cn mitroc. Mod,en lang 3crbrnhelr
lid Sic Ghcotcrlejtcr ~oen &opf nm
cillcn Nu2lpcq 3u iin0cn, mcldcr ocm
ariCQaitc1tcracitB mo nber ouh ibrer
,{ltcreiien Qcredt mcr0cu rpiir0e
5le lpQren ale Scr glnitdt, 0uB mGq
lid)crmciic 6n@ tuun0iidc Suitcnr
cinQeiiibrt mcrocn milroc, monodl 81
Shcdtarbeiudcr uudl Dem Mulif elmer
Giutrittafurtc lid nod clncm }lpclten
SdloItcr bcocbcn uiliicu I'M BORT Bic
Mric1@lteucr 81 bintcrlcdcu. Sin lol,
der @lou mijr0t uotiirlif mnndes
lluonQcucbnlc nit ljd) hrinQen uno
iii in popul1rcn 5bcotcm fnit M
m0QIih cin5uIijhrcn, Ga Die Nulomm
llulQ Ser Ncnihen por Sen oic9bc3lIg
lihcn Sholtcrn Qero0c3u u%crfcbr@-
itorcu0 lpcy0cn milr0c. Ger Ylon ser
HcQicrunu ucht 0obin, ouiI Ser Or
trno ser Stcucr ouf ocn @}rci5 ser
Gmtrlttafurte acidloQen mcrocr
jau. ltn0 mcul1 Treibillcttc obQcQc-
h'n mcroon, il mus ooriibcr Qenou
2'lld, Qeiiihrt mcr0crl, oomit ole Ne
oicrlma 0urilbcr oricntirt mcrocn
FINN, Go@ @rict tritt an +. 9touem
Der in Hr0it.
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Bonn SObt abbtrufsn.

Ernfr. Gopt. emil Erudlu, Der
III icincu iIr1Gcu ,Sobrcn If Sabre
lang IN Scr 0itcrrcldiid)en 4rnlcc
0ientc uno balo unh icincr Nntmit
IN Nmcrifo Captain elmer Ncm Dor.
fer Qiill} Gompoauic mur0c. ltdrf
am Yiittpod) NiorQcu I'M Ncim ieincr
Eodter, Trou 5rou Niorp Shorna.
9r mur0c 81 Sabre aft, &or plcIen
,lohrcu fam CT nit ieinem Sobue mad,
ga GrolIc, nl9 oicicr 3ulu YrIciter
oroiuirt uli0 Inn Ole St Mcutcslou2-
@Cmclu0c ais MirtuHd5fcl0 5llucthcili
mur0c. Gupt. ErIha mar WiitQlic0
Der uuiformirtcH Il. Georges Mit
ter. mo inter 0clI 4ulpi5iCn 0itiCa
Ncrciu5 inject moracll &ormittoq Ole
Neituttumg olli Dem fothoIiihcuTrico.
hoic itutt. NllBcr obcu genduutcr
(odtcr llberIcbcu i'm 0rcj 50h-
ne; c@ inn fcp &ohn Eruho in 81.
tot &cnru Qrudo III &ottou, uuf
@oui4 Hrtd,n IN Dem hicitacn 0nItanIi
onQCitellt.
,>u cincm bieiiacn 5pitol itort
Gctcr 2oftu9, elmer scr dGte.
lien }luiicoler bon Ncruon Gouuutp
Gic bctdatc 0ittme, ciu Sobn, nj
hor0 |oitua. Nontier in 9cSoto
mo orci (od,tcr ilbcrIcbcu i'm. Io5
NeQrdbnjB iuno Qeitcrn Qiorucn por
Ser &opelle oe2 It. 6ronci9 Spitols
ais itott.
IN Geer @oooc, NIout, itorb frolt
Llo GoOio, cine iriihcrc @e.
mohmcrin pom "a GrpiIc. Tu3 DC.
urdbnjB Ilu0et morQcn in Golntoir
Nltn itott
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ncr3 iin0 munocrUolle 0iInitlcr in Der
Strcihnuiif, uno ihr Guartett lit
Die cin5ig 6cfonntc Organization. IN
DeIdJcm cine Tomc Die eritc &ioIinc
ipielt. IN onen Sta0tcu. no oieic
Giinitlcr ouitrntcn, fonoeu ibrc herr
lidlcn NortrdQc oen uugetbcilten BET
faa oes muiifljcbcnocn @ublifum9
uHo and Die Nritifct limo in ihrenl
Hobc ems. Die 3oaucr Sontilie lit
CUR ;3elt nltf elmer aunittour begrii-
ZEN; lie bat idlon Cilten groBen lbeiI
Der Ser. Stantcn uno non CANADA be
luft un0 miro in Ga Groiic MIR eirs
NAL ouitrctcr. Wan peridlmIc olio
nidt, oicie beriibmtcn &ilnitlcr 3ll
h0rCu.
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6odSeitsglofen.

Wittnoh Moroen muroen I'M 81
ternbaltic, 919 Sling StroBe, Sri
&otbrpn Gridion uno @icnt
nont Tlono No. ANDREWS Dor
W%imlcnpoIi5 ourd) YnItor @onm che
lib ocrbunoen. Nur Nngelforiqc oc5
Nroutpddre3 nobntcn Der @oh3ei'
bel. Ger iltnge Gbcnam lit III Gonur
Gooac itotionirt u1o iciu llrtaub 1T
on Niontoa sit gnoc.