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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
THEY MISCALCULATED

The Prussian war lords said America would
not fight But they miscalculated.
They said that even if America would fight
we could not send an army to Europe. But they
miscalculated.
;. They said that even if America would fight
and could send an army to Europe, our lightning
traired'' soldiers could not stand before Ger
many's trained and seasoned troops. But they
miscalculated.
They said that even il America would fight
and could SEND an army to Europe and our sol
diers proved 20 be men OF courage and effective
fighters, our army would arrive in France too
alte to benefit the cause of the Allies. But they
m;scalculatcd.
America viii fight with I'll It's might and to the
finish. We have an army in France of more
shan 100000 men which is growing at the rate
Of 250,090 and more men month. Our soldiers
at the front are daily demonstrating that they
are equal to the best of which Germany boasts
ard our army arrived in France in time to save
The Allied cause. The Germans on March Fl
launched the grand offensive that was to carry
them to Paris and the channel ports and to vic
tory this fall. It was the presence in France of
an American array Of a million men that enabled
General Foch Ion July 10 to stop the Germans
at the Marine and to launch a successful counter
offensive which is Sill in progress and which has
destroyed the last possible prospect of German
victory, either this fall or at any time in the
future.
The Prussian war lords miscalcuated as to
America They know it now better than any
body can tell them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

As fundamental principle women and men
are treated equally in the civil code of Japan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

In 1880 women constituted less than Is per
cent of the total wage~orkers IN this country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
THE PENSACOLA MOBILE CANAL

THE PENSACOLA MOBILE CANAL
The determination of the government to utilize
WATERWAYS to the utmost in transporting coal and
materials from the Birmingham mineral districts
makes this propitious time for reviving the Pen
sacola-Mobile canal project.
The Importance of the Black Warrior river as
transportation medium is such that the govern
ment has practically classified it with railroads
and it will be operated on railroad basis. 1t IS
realized, however, that full efficiency of the Ala
bama river system cannot be attained until there
is an inland waterway from Mobile bay to the
Atlantic.
The governor of Georgia has submitted plan
to the president for construction of barge canal
from st. Mary's Ca, to st. Marks, Fla, using the
St. Mary's and Suwanee rivers as part of the
route. Such canal would be helpful but, like the
present Warrior river system, would be ncom-
plete without canal across the southern portion
of West Florida.
Nature has almost wholly provided that neces-
sary link. The short canal needed to connect Pen
sacola bay with Perddo bay and Perdido with
Mobile bay presents difficult engineering prob
lens, and, in comparison with its value would not
be costly.
Until it is completed the Warrior river cannot
give maximum service. The proposal to build
canal from Mobile to New Orleans has been de-
clared not feasible and if such canal were in op-
Grafton now, there would still be the long, tortu-
Gus vessel journey from New Orleans to the gulf
The present plan of unloading the river barges at
Mobile is also unsatisfactory, because of the dis
lance from that port to the gulf.
The economical and efficient plan would be to
bring the barges directly to Pensacola and load
the steamers here-rght at the gulf, with plenty
Of deep water and treacherous channel to fol-
ow. This would reduce freight rates and save
5hips' time-which is most important right now
1t would aid the government and would speed I'D
delivery of needed materials.
The Chamber of Commerce has worked hard
on the project in the past and has met only with
encouragement, but it would seem that the psy-
Geological moment to press it hard has arrived
Washington has seemed slow to appreciate some
OF our many advantages but with the president
the shipping board and the railroad administra
ton, all deeply interested in full utilization of the
Warrior river. it is quite possible that they will
the advisability of building the Pensacola-Mo-
bile canal and thus make the river system
success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
SHORTAGE OF TIN PLATE

The question of obtaining sufficient quantity
of tin plate to meet the requirements of Ans
Erallan meat Gamers and jam manufacturers,
and others using this article, has become SO seri-
ous that the question of manufacturing tin plate
Ia the commonwealth is being considered
In some instances dry foodstuffs have been
packed in containers made from cardboard, but
at present there is shortage of cardboard ow
ing to the inability to obtain sufficient raw ma
ter1al One jam manufacturer, who has COM
pleted contracts for 100000 pounds of lam.
was obliged to suspend 400 hands owing to the
shortage of tin plate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
REVERE BURIAL PLACE
OF AMERICAN BOYS

Paris. Sept. s.-Tpon the eastern
slope Of Mount yalerian are buried the
two hundred and eighty soldiers who
have died in Paris hospitals. Although
the cemetery has been in use only
three months, it is sought out by rever-
ent American visitors and the graves
marked by intertwined colors of the
Two republics and constantly redocor-
sated with flowers. The oldest grave
in the cemetery is that of a soldier who
died March 20 last
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

Martin Luther of the first to advise
the employment of women as teachers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
The Strong Withstand the Heat OF
Summer Better Than The Weak

Old people Who are feeble and young
5er people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to go through
the depressing heat of summer by TAX
ing GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC.
It nuriffes and enriches tie blood and
builds UP the Whole system You car.
sooa feel is siren gtheairl5, Invigora-
ting Effect. G0c.-Asly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
CONSERVING TINE AND ENERGY

President Wilson's decision to conduct one COM
mon drive for all war funds has met with general
approval.
While the government is urging conservation
along all lines, it most unwise to conduct sew
Ell intensive money-raising campaigns for the
same purpose The demands upon the workers
was too great in the multiple campaigns In each
community the real workers were pressed into
service for each of the drives and while they gave
gladly of their time and energy, it was evident
that much could be accomplished at less ex-
pense and with less effort by combining all of the
campaigns in
A further step would be to incorporate all war
work funds in the Liberty Loan and War Savings
wise a year ago. The American people had not
then awakened to full realization of the serious
ness of the war. The several campaigns prob
ably have done more than any other agency to
bring the war home to us individually. But it is
no longer necessary to impress the people with
the fact that they must provide the money needed
In winning the war. Every Individual knows what
defeat would mean. Every true American is will
ing to give to the utmost of his ability and know
ing that the government is conserving in its rails
ing of necessary funds each will give even more
readily and freely through the medium of
a single campaign.
As usual, President Wilson has the right idea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09
stomach Troubles and pysentery

caused from Drinking lee Water or
from sleeping near an omen window
sflauld be checked Immediately. Get a
hottie Of GROVES BABY BOWEL
MEIiIG1sE. a safe and sure remedy for
Summer DiarrIloeas It is inst as eff
fective for Adults as fer Ghiidren.--Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

The largest sorghum-producing states are Ala
oama, Georgia. Mississippi, and Florida, each of
which annually produces cane syrup to the value
Of between one and two million dollars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

Washington has received a new thrill nv the
nrst appearance of woman taxicab driver on
the streets of the national capital.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

Miss Ethel MacLachlan has won biob ,,.;so
IN the performance of her duties as judge of
the Juvenile court at Regina, Sask.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

Inc chamber OF Commerce of Durham is the
hrst body OF its kind in North Carolina to open
its membership to women.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

Beautiful ladies continue to attend
the theaters and military balls in the
intervals of more serious daytime war
work To save Wool most of the new
evening coats are Of satin or velvet
with 7-fe@ ~ ~
coat is of blue satin with color Of
blue fox fur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-09

Women workers in japanese factories number
half a million, of whom more than 100000 are
under 20 years of age.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Gooieuelt franf.
Outer Ban, 9f. g., 5. st

OWter gap, u. y, D. SeDt.
Colonel Ibeooore &ooiepelt mliBte
iih Dor menigen Sogen elmer
glb5eB Operation lnter5ichen, mic
om 9iensto9 befonnt mllrbe. nodbem
er BON Ieinem &enn in Oniter Ban
nod 9telp 2orf gcbroft wOroen
mar. 0bgleid Die Gperation unbe-
ocuteno mar, nuroC es pom 9lr5t bod,
fitr nothmcnOig gcholteu, lie iofort
por5uncbnen. Hooicuclt fpltroe uoh
Ncn 9orf gcbrad,t, 0omit iein Nr5t
mic nitgctbeilt muroc, 0en Soll beiier
beobo6ten f0nne. gtm 9tbcno muroe
iein @efinben fir roltsge5eifnet" crs
fIdrt ilno 9eiagt, 6oi} er iid) in aht bis
5ehn Sogen erholt baben Deroe
Sol. 9ooieDclt bot ieinc Rebetour
our6 oen @eIten uno ieine 9lniprahe
in Bolton, oic auf Vfittpohabenb on-
qeIcbt mar, obgeiaqt. 9lm Samstog
moIlte er uripriinqlih obrciien, I'm
in Detroit, 3eS WtoincS mo Ytil-
uallfee 3u iprehen.
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New gorfer Safen uereiit.
9fep Dprf. 3. iSeb.

Stem Dorf, .. i}ebr.
Scr 0oicn bon gtep Dorf botte
am 9ienStog oos 9lusiebeu eines
sugefrorenen noripcgiihen sSioros
ooer oes 0oiens pon 9lrhanael, <B-
lono. Der 6uoion mar berunter bis
0arlem felt 5ltgefroren. @letidcr-
ortige gismoiIen, pcIhe iid losgeloit
hotten ltno ItromobwGrts trieben murs
oen bon einenl 9toromeinuIno BON 40
Weilen @eihminoigfeit geiaBt uno
gegen Wanbotton @opernor (Sslono
rno Die Moilerfrnnt in 8roofIpn ge-
idleuoert, Elm 0banomen, Die es ieit
SSohren uidt beobahtet muroe.
Ser @erfebr I'M SnHenbnien lag
foit pollItonoig till, uno piele 3omp
fer ipnren tbotiddllid eingcfroren. Nr
etliden Stelen lit Die @iSihidlt -
3ol oif Gin broiilioniihcr Gampfer
NIT SO Gobinenpoiia9ieren lit bel
Stotcn SSysluno fe1t9cfroren.
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Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, OF
February s, 1918. as required by
he act of October 6. 1917.
2lnitcroont. 4. s5cbr.
Sine ON Yiontog III Iniitcr.
nom cina2troiicnc @crliucr Icpcidle
ajbt bic ocutihc Gntgc9nnnq aui ote
9(ugobcu 0c3 Griteu poro2 Der britt
id'cn AomirnIitat Observation-Disclosures
Cir Gric (Sco0c5 mic0er. Der IN elmer
llebcrid)t fiber ana ob9elalticnc critic
,Snhr ocs l,nbcidrduften (aud]6oot
frjeqc3 crfldrt bot. Die IalldbootQc
inhr fei plm StiIitouo 0sbrodlt NOR,
Acu, oia 3oM Der pericnften 0onoel5
id}iiic nchmcu ob, Die Der 3critorten
[aud)bootc 5u. mo scr @eiit Der
0cutihsn (uuhbooimonnidaiicn laIic
uad. bollptidd}Ild), neil @robbritun
nicn ME etmo& iibcr 0Qs 1didiol bon
Sond)bootmalmihoftc.t betouut qcbc
oic nldt mcbr noh 6altic 3triid
faner Iic bolbontljfIc 0cutidc Gr
tul0cru1g iautct
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niht ueu. IS lit MIR oie @ie6crbo
lung oItbefonnter Nc6ouptltnQen, Die
0urd Die Lhotioden miocrlcqt in6
Die nber IN gepiiirn 2(6it1uocn inlnler
mieocr in ben geocn qcihmdgiger
Grabt3iebcr In gnqlan0 cridcincn
@cnu oicier inaderc Gptimiit @c66e5
ermartet, nit ioGdjcn Wiitclu Der
(5eiit uno Die Mioeritonosfrait umic
rcr II Boot 9eiobungcu 3u imtcr,
9rdbcn. miro er oamit 70 ncnid Gr
loIg hobep, mic nit Den 8eriuhen
oo5 oclttidle 8oIf ms god5bOrn 3u
iogcn, oos Idngit erfonnt bot. oab Die
8ebclnlniBtbuerei Der Qriten nid)ta
Deitcr lit ols Der au5orud oes Qe
EuuBiicin5 ibrcr Shm6de
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Swei lluSen Srot bic Wlabl=
3eit.

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Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
February s. 1918, as required by
the act of October 6. 1917,
@oihington, 5. 6ebr.
Gon Scr 9tobrling9nittel> Nomi.
niitrntion lpllroe hcltte fiir ole @1ite
in SoteIS, Reltouronts mo Speiic
moqen cine @rotrution bon 3pei I'm
3cn feItqcictt. IS lit Dies ungcfob
Die gIeide Guantitdt, sic qegennor
tig III @nqlou0 geItottet miro. 9tn
cine Gin8elperIou ou;fen niht mebr
ols 8lpei lln3en @ci5cnbrot Die 0tobl-
3eit berobrcid)t merocn, nit Iusnoh-
me oes fSaaeS, BOB @rothen o0cr oua
MaiS, Safermebl ooer alcie berqe.
itcIteS 9rot ierpirt uno ntBer We;.
5cnbrot nur cine onoere Sorte be
iteIlt miro 3Sn benz Goue oiiricn I'M
Qon3en bier lln5en pcrobreiht meroen
Grothen ooer HoQs oiirien nid)t meb'
ais eine ltn3e mieaen.
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Hintelen ihulbia.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
February s, 1918, as required by
The act of October 6. 1917.
9tep Dorf, 5. 1Sebr.
,5ranS oon 8inteIen, oentIfcr
Morine 0ffi3ier un6 MitgGieo oeS
oclttihen ariegsitobes, murbe ON
Gicnstog in 9tep 0orf 5uIommen
nit 3ehn nn6eren @ngeflogten BON
Den 8eihDorenen oes 8unoesgeriht5
Ser 8erihiporung CUR 3eritoritng Don
9rooiont. uno Mt1tnitionsihifien Der
Gutente alliirten unb Der 2equnq
non 8rnnobonlben in ihren 9ooungcn
ihuloig beiin6en. Mihter Some per.
hdngte ioiort iiber ionlntIide 2fnqe.
flngte Die 6odlititroIc non ie IS g}o.
nnten ,3udthous in atlonta uno
$1,000 C5ef0hnhe.
Tie Giitanpeflogten iparen anpi
tan Otto IoIpert, Garl oon Qlctt
Grnit 9cder. 1Srieorif BiIhclm aor
babe, BiIheIin 4oro6es. georg 3roc.
aeI, Guaen Gsiiter, @aIter llhoe, al
lee Teutite, iofuie Die bciSen omeri.
fariiiden glrger 9oHforS gouiiace
iaS Soiepb 3effert.
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Die fir oas 6aliiarer lluoliif
YerantmortIid)fn.

True translation filed with tn,
Postmaster Of La Crosse. Wis, or
February 8, 1918, as required >.
the act OF October 6. 1917
@oIifor, q. e., 4. iFehr.
Die SduI0 an Dem 3ltioninrnitof
oe5 frnn30iiihen Winnitionsidliic.
,Font glonc nit Dem bclgiihcn &ilis
ififi ,ymo. Der Die Grploiior 0es crit
0cuonnten ,Sabr5euges CUR 1yrtnc
hnttc, oErd Die elm groFer I6el BON
@aliinr nm G. De5clubcr in lriimlner
aeIcgt pnr6e, fpuroe in einem heutc
betunnt gegebencn llrtheil ocr Acqie
ruugscommiiiion, Die Den 3uiammen.
itoB uatcriud)t bat, Dem Gotten
MADAM ans 0oliiar un0 Qomobcc
ocr aopitGn oes fran5oiiihen 3hii.
fCs 3ugeihoben. Wiit Der 8crfiln
Dung oes llrtheil5 Der Gommiiiion
muroc Der &otie Wladop inter Der
2cihuGoi9lug oes 1ootidloaes per.
boitet, nndoem Die Gomnliiiion por
qeidlogen hotte, i'm itroiaeridjtlid, All
ner'olgen un0 ietu Batent fir Der
fallcn 3u erfIdreu. 1ie Gommiiiior
Cnp'iebIt icrner Den irons6iiihcu 20
boroclt ord Dem Gnpitdn Qomoocc
ieln &otcnt 3il uebmer uno init ihm
nod ben tScicbeu oes 2onoes 3n per
fubrzl.
aopltdn @omo6et ipuroc aIeifiaa
inter Der @eihuI6igung 0c5 loot
ltlInge5 pcrhn'tet.
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Saniels itfat Safer.

Sefretdr 9anie.D, .D,'ats Bi.a:ntc on
OIontng Die grflarung, s Soci.
&rieQ5morine genii9eno Sdifi5ron.''
8l,r @erfiigung itebe, Inn nit 8e.
itimntbeit 100000 Mnnn omcritani.
ifer Srtppen 9nfang oieies Sobres
in Sranfrcid, 81 baben, tpie Setretdr
@cfer fiir5lih Dor Dem SenotSous.
ihuB fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge-
Iagt hottie.
Sb oas Observation-Disclosures berehs
tigte 9lusiid)t babe, 100000 Wann
bis gum @noe bieies SohreS in 6ronf-
reid hoben SIT fonnen ooer nift. oor-
ilber lieB iif Der SefretGr niht aus.
SefretGr 8nfer ielbit lcbnte ieocn
Gommentar fiber Senator S6it6cofs
Hcoe ob.
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Tinnen iieQrti6.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster OF La Crosse, Wis. or
February 3, 1918. as required BY
he act OF October 6. 1917
Stodbolm 6. I, 'br
@cucrol Uonnerbclm, Der Die
Rraierilna@trltppeu IN 6innlono nc
fcbli9t, Die 81 Dem 3mcd orgoni.
lirt ipuroen. INN ocm 6inniihen
Sonota1 9Inerfcumlna 3lt pcrihaiicu
hot oic finniid)eu Aothcn (5aroen uno
Die 9fniicu IN llleobora QcihIogcR
lH0 Die Staot cinacltommen Tica
iit Der broelttcn0Itc 5icQ, 0cn 0ic
MciBcn 0or0en bis icgt er5icIt baben
ocnn lllcobora mar oo9 mid)tiQitc
0(lIItGrocpot Scr 9hliien I'M n6r0Ii
den Sinnldno un0 cuthielt bcoclitcn
Dc 0}elgen Wtlmition uno 9lrtiQeric
Tic Sdllodlt oouertc }luei laoc; hei
Dc 1eltcu uerlorcn mchrcre hunocrt
5o0tr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Stof
holnt iin0 left 6npon iber3cuQi, 0ai'
0a3 n0rblihe 6iunlaun iehr bolh n
ocn @an0cn Der 9}cqieruuatrtppen
iein miro. 3orncn. om 9ottmiidcn
Y|ecrbulcn, Is 0iciIcu bon lllcoboro
aeIcaen, III nod rubia. ooh miro Ole
Hnflnit Der Weibcu @oroe ieocn gln
ncubIid crpurtct Iic Rotbcn @nrhcp
'oIlcn aIlcntboIbCn in hcr 2luiI6inq
beariiicn icin.
General Ylnuncrbeim bat nubcr
ooH ComHcriors. uuacidhr Toe
WirlIen nor0m-itljdl pon 0cIiiuQiors
mic nod StodhoInl be-
rid)tCt lpur0c.
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true u dbSidtlOn Dleu with tnF
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis. on
February < 1918. As required Iy
he act of October 6. 1917.
8oIbington, 5. s5ebr.
,3ebn Wonntc Gricg habcn bCu Der.
Stooten unaeidbr $1t0O,0 900, 900
gcfoltet --ciuc 9ote nou monatlid)
$4,000, 900, nnnGbcrno $2l, 900.
900 pro Gag. llebcr oic 0olitc bicier
Snume ooer $4, t2t 10000 iiuo oils
Inrlehcn on oic 9tniirten 9e3ahlt
morocn lu0 DER 9feit pon etmc
81 900, 900, 900 iteIIt Imerifos 9Iu>,
laaen fir ieinc eigeueu ariegsNprdc
0or, BON ocnen obcr ijber 5000, 600.
600 iiir aclpobnIihc Rea,cruna9olls
Qobcn obgchen Gle 5or0arInaen
oe3 ariegcs itcigcn. mas @clb an
qebt, nm mehr ais $100,000,000 pre-
Ytouot rno aIies hcutct ourntl hin,
huB oic Icttcn 3mei M}onotc 0c< crItcr
Nrieg3inhrcs Der l}otiou tire Grieas
rthmiua oui uugcldbr $40, ,0NG. 900,
600 brjnQen merocn, Don nencn
So. 900, 900. 900 3nrlcbcn an 0lr
mo ltn1cfdhr ocrittbc 9}e-
troQ 2n5logen fir @trmec, 0forirc
SdiiiahrtSouaidplB unO ouoerc
&rle8a Sitititlttioncn odriteIlcr Der.
cen
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Die emtlidie anfnnoianng.

rCcm ariegsbepnrtemert lit ont
Iit n1itgetbeiIt Dor6en, ooB De-
Iompfcr Iusccr;u torpcoirt uno
perieuft mor0en iii. mo oob Die
llcberlebeu6en. 1912 nn Der 3ahI, 20
melt bisber feitgeiteut mcr6cn fonntc
in @ilncrauna un6 goruP. ,lrInno, qe
lon6et muroen An 9or6 0es Iom
piers befonoen rid 2179 Wann oue
rltonlIdle (ruppeu. Gem 1epnrtc
ment itno feline Ranen Der llebcr.
lcbenoen uno Der llnlgefonmeneu be
rifltet tporben.
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9Snihinntol1. 6. lSebr


gSoibingtolr, g. 6ebr.
g(n @oro oes Gunoro GanpierS
lusconiun, ser on Ser aiiitc SSrlano9
torpcoirt muroe, lino BON Den 2119
omerifoniihen Gffi5ieren uno Wonn-
ifaiten 1912 gerettet iDorocn, ple
Die crIten 9eridtc beIagen, uno ea
Iino 9ln5eiheu oofilr oorbonoen, ooB
SIC 2iIte Der 8erettcteu iih noh per-
groBern mag.
Ole on 9oro befinolihen Srltppcn
icbten Iih groBtentbeils ouS9tatlonol
qorocn pon @iSconiin uno Vtl
diaon 5lIontncn. Gos arieg@oeporte
ment qob befonnt, boB iih nod lemen
2lftcn ioIgenoc &erbonoe an 8oro
Der luaco1io beilu0cn haben:
Nollptqltortier Gctohcment UNI
Companion 9, e mo : pom 20. Elo'
uier Regiment.
10. Giienbubncr 3ig.
t07. Giicnbobncr 3ug.
tO7. N1ilitGr 8oIi5ei.
tO7. 8ropiont 3ug.
100. 6Iieeergeibwaoer.
1853. 6lieger9eihwoOer
2t3. 1licgergeifmoocr.
Griot Getohcnenis go / lno :.
pon Der 81. 3ipiiion,
81 OfIi5iere
Gic 80. 3iuiiion icbte lid ans 9Io
tionalQaroe Grlppen BON Ulidignr
uno @iScouiin 3lliommcn. 0iei,
Itniiion mar I'M Camp WlcNrthur
Ger, ou59ebiloct moroen.
Gic t07. giienbobner iettcn iif
aus Dem I. 9otoiQon Der Giienbab
ncr WidigonS 3uiomuteu.
Die t07. Wtilitdr Holi5ci bcitanh
aus Dem 4. imo 6. 25nianterie Rc8i
ncllt WiScouitn.
Scr fO7. 4ropiont 3uQ iebtc lid
aus Wtonnidaftcn oca 4, 5, mo 6
Snionterie Negintcnts 8iaconiiu
3uiommcn.
@oibin9ton, s. sScft
Ger Gunoro GonpIer Grsconio
lit, nit 2t79 omcrifauiidcu Soloo
ten oil 8oro, III ser 9ijlte 25rIonoa
on Wlittmofobeno torpc6irt un0
pcricnft tpor0en.
Gie Wtcloung bon Dem eriteu gro
Bcn llngIiif, neIhes omerifoniidc
Streitfrdfte in 0ieiem arieg betroi
len bot, NOR in elmer fur3en Tepcihc
ous 2on0or ans Griegs0cpnrtenleut
enthulten Die Gepcihe entbdlt fcinc
Nn6eutungen ooriiber, Oh nod al oir
!u|ogIidfeit 5u oenfcn lei, ooi} mehr
@erioncn qercttet tper6cn m0gcn
Iie an goro Der 3usconio beiin6
Iidlen lruppen moren fIeine 8erbon
DC aus nnbe3u alien IbeiIer 0eS Gon
0es.
0om Griegs-, Worine. inh Stoots
oepartcmcnt puroen ocn reip. Gertre
tern in GneIono un6 2lrlano gefobel'
nno gefllnft, 10 raid rpie moalif &c
noue Gin5eIbeiten gu ienoen. Iie amt
lide NiittbeiIung ocs ariegs6cpar
tcmcnt5 Iautet:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
2ic seaiitration Der Reidaoczss-

IIc Ne9iitratiou Der GcldDa0czfs-
'd1eH Tir icit Wontog I'M Clorqr sx-
'iuoIIdc GiutroaunQ bon HcSSsas-
oeutihe1 int Eoli3ci mo Honaspt
COB ocn 0cantcn piflc Grtrocraga-
2Im Wloutnq on mcId,en Eugc Arr
Gefu0bncr Der Sto0t lpieoer ,iue7 xz~
ireimjIlIgcn GeicrtaN Batter, figl2f1H
lid bic neiiten Eeluidcu 3u Ats5E-
Itrircu ciugcinnoen. uno o,Q I1nsa-
ten mlGtPn bon Rorgcns iriib eEs
AbeHos ipdt lid nit Der GjatragRms
bcitdfttegu 6nit Ole 2alite Aar
vIetu0lid)en AusIGu6cr" bottcu ssSwsr
ocrgc'ieu. ibren GrloubniBierc1a. axa
ne iif lebten 6erbit nom Icr G1ues
trn Wtorid)aa loien muBten, uaS a1
gcniiicn Itftriften iuobnen is Ssw.
'eli Hit3ubringcn IieicIbcrv Txks~
ten tuie0er bernaeifidt IUtT67, Sn
obne Bor3elgng oicie5 rEerlr1zs>A
tciner regiItrirt MIRO. Qis gcItcrIY &nas>
ten lid etpn 200 RepobRs Der C5SsAx
eIItttdaen Ioiicn @eiterH gYurgxzs
crbieltcn Die hiciiqen RegiI+rir5-egzn~
ten meIterc SnltrIttioneu u,u Gstzm~
raj 9Inlunlt, wOnuh lid u}-h Die iwr
TeIltiheH Reihe Qeborpneir = olcr,- Sar
bier nioBig iin6, obef mob lszzs
8iirGer mroen. meloeu Hpii'eIr- GaG
,SnhoIt ser RediItrotion3 urfuzasrr
bari BON 0cn 9eomtcn nift Ucrrursxs
iuer0en.