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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09

Rev. Clifford T. Clark has resigned
as pastor of the Free Baptist church.
The resignation was rendered on Mon
day in order for Mr.. Clark to accept
q pastorate at Southampton and
IIawashaw, y. 3. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
have made many friends during their
resldency here, who will regret that
they are to leave Houltpn The best
wishes Of many friends 90 with them
to.their new home.-Houlton Pioneer
Jan. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09

1t appears that enough babies We're
born in Lewiston last year to offset
the deaths and leave 33 per cent. as net
increase Of population. The data is
incomplete, but there my be hope for
the future in the fact that 454 honey
moons were recorded in Lewiston last
year and if these next years average
we'll. Lewiston ought to have more
births in 1918 than in the uncanny old
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09

a swallow wandered forth into the
Peoples National bank at Waterville
Monday evening about 10 O'Clock and
created a little excitement among the
clerks who We're at work in the bank
at the time. until it was finally caught
with the assistance of a feather buster.
The chase was watched by "A fair sized
sidewalk committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-09

Mrs. Frederic T. Boothby has pre-
scented to Waterville high school a
set Of minerals collected in Mexico
which are Of great value. They have
been added to the equipment of the
science department.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Clarence King Dead.

Clarence P. King, who had made
his home in this part of the county
much Of the time for the last II years
or more, died at the e. S. VonHos-
teen residence 10 Rathdrum last
Friday afternoon, after an Illness of a
week or ten days with typhoid fever
He had been working at sawmill at
Hauspr lake but more recently went
to the harvest fields in Washington.
from which he returned to Rathdrum
for medical treatment.
The funeral services were held at
o. W. Stones undertaking rooms
Tuesday, but the body Is being held
pending advices from the mother who
resides ia Pennsylvania.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Temperance.
~ Notes g.
Conducted by the National Woman
Christian Temperance Union)
BRED IN THE BONE.

A party of Eastern bankers was be-
ing entertained at the Omaha club
during the convention Of the Nebras-
Ia Bankers association recently.
There were dozen at the table. IN
GLIDING N. a. LOOMS, general solici-
tor of the Union Pacific railroad. The
host, as was customary at the time.
ordered cocktails, but noticed that
seven glasses which CHANGED to be In
q row remained untouched.
Hoping to have some fun at the ex-
pense of the teetotalers. he called at
tention to the fact and said: "Just to
start conversation. / wish you fellows
would tell US one by one your reasons
for not drinking. all In good faith. l
know that Mr.. Loomis never touches
the stun, because he Is from Topeka,
Kan, but you others are all Eastern
men, and perhaps we can get story"
Mr.. Loomis looked up with interest
as one after another of these widely
known bank officers from New York,
Philadelphia, st. Louis, Chicago, Kan
sas City and st. Joseph stated, in
about the same terms, that they had
been born and bred in Kansas, and
for that reason, never having been
familiar with liquor, had never formed
q taste for 1t.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

On Sept. IL the allied advance 10
France, which had been continuous
for eight weeks to the day, came to a
virtual pause for the first time. Bad
weather and a stiffening of the
German resistance on the old Hinden.
burg line from Cambria to La Fere
are temporarily holding up the
offensive movement. There are 10
dications that the Germans Will
abandon the Hindenburg line and
eventually fall back on three success
sive shorter lines. Up to the present.
allied estimates place the German
losses during their eight weeks
retreat at 100000 men killed, wound
ed and captured. Marshal Haig re-
ports that the British alone captured
$4,000 German soldiers and $50
cannon. Practically all the ground
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Coming War Fund Drive.
Rat drum. Idaho.

Boise, Idaho State headquarters
for The coming war fund juint cam.
paign of the Y. M. @. A the Wv.
G. A t., the War Camp COMMUNITY
activities and the American Library
association, have been opened on the
second floor of the Idaho building.
r. E. Randall, as director for4the
state for the Y M. G. A. campaign.
will act as the state director, although
each of the other three activities will
maintain their separate Identities
and apprise the public of the merits
of their causes, by putting their
stories before the public.
1daho's quota is $35O,OO0. The
county pporrionments will be made
at the state conference to be held at
Boise September II.
Mr.. Randall will attend a confer.
ence Of central and eastern Washing.
ton and northern Idaho at Spokane
September IS.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Pastors Assigned.

Assignments of Methodist pastors
to Kootenai county. made by the
Columbia River conference, are as
follows:
Athol, A. King.
Occur d'Alene, B. K. Koontz.
Harrison, John Hoffman.
Rathdrum, !. G. Carrick.
Former Rathdrum pastors are as
signed as follows:
II. 5. Randall to Lacrosse, Wash.
j. ). Bell to Colville. Wash: A. w
Luce, Wayside, Wash, Andrew
Warner to Sunnyside. Wash; N. S.
Hawk to La Grande, Ore.
j. Fl. Martin is retained as district
superintendent of the Washington
Children's Home Finding society.
w. M. Daniels, formerly at Atbol
Is assigned to Edwall, Wash. J.P.
Armand goes from Post Falls tn
Metzger Memorial church In Spokane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
RED CROSS NOTES

Rathdrum Branch, A. r. G. re-
ceived another allotment from the
chapter this week. The allotment is
twelve shirts, which must be finished
before Sept. 25.
Have you paid your Red Cross dues
for this year?
Tuesday, Sept. "a. will be the
regular business meeting of the local
Branch. A good attendance is de-
sired. Don't forget the date.
Mrs. Paul Reiniger has been an.
pointed Branch repres' NATIVE on the
Home Service committee. Her duty
Is to report to the chapter, when
necessary, II any family'o or families of
soldiers need aid from this vicinity.
The Branch committee, Mrs. Laird.
chairman. Mrs. Lathrop and Mrs. Ida
Tyler, are To look after the needs
OF the families or dependents of
soldiers in their respective neighbor.
hoods and report TO Mrs. Reiniger.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

TINS paper has not yet taken an
editorial position for or against the
nsn-partizan league. However,
we are reading pro and con, and
we note that the members of the
league are sure it is the only thing,
while on the other hand its oppo-
nents see danger in it and claim
it is socialist movement, which,
they say, is proven by the fact that
all the socialists are behind the
organization, that state ownership
of farm warehouses, demanded by
the league in Idaho,is socialistic in
principle and the entering wedge
for state or public ownership OF
everything else. We do not know.
Time may tell which is right. We
are inclined to believe that govern
ment by the majority or plurality
of those who take part in govern
ment by exercise of the right of
suffrage will continue to exist in
America. AT any rate any radical
change attempted in the form of
government may be depended
upon to bring out heavier vote
than usually obtains when the in
dividual citizen has no property or
vital personal interests at stake in
the election.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

ON account of the shortage oil
print paper, the government has
issued notice to all publishers to
effect fifteen per cent saving in
the amount of paper used this year,
by reducing the size of the publ
cation or the number of copies
printed, or by both these methods.
To effect this reduction, publishers
are virtually ordered to discontin.
ue giving free copies, and sending
copies to subscribers who are
more than three months in arrears.
AS step to enforce this rule the
government requires that reports
be made showing whether or not
subscribers are paid up. The
publisher must conform to regula-
tons and must ask the readers to
help by paying their subscriptions
promptly in advance as soon as
they become due. The govern
ment demands that delinquent
lists be eliminated.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

% local applications. az they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There IL
cay enc way 20 cure catarrhal aeafneaa.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused By an IN.
named condition OF the mucous lining Of
sne Euetachien Tube. When this tube is
unnamed you have rumbiinR sound or i'm.
peftect hearing. ana when IL 10 entirely
SIosed. Deafness se the result. Unless (he
restored 90 it's normal Condition. hsaetn1
wLl De Gestroyed forever. Many cases Of
aeafneas are caused by catarrh. which IN
races Halle Catarrh Medicine acfs thr,,
system Va s"e
We win give One Hundred Dollar. So-
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness thai csnnot
De corsd oy Halls Cetarrh Medicine. Cir.
SeasSs ffee' AL Druggists. 7Sc.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

taken hy the Teutons in their spring
drive has fallen back into the DOS
SESSION OF the allies, who are harvest
Ing the ripened crops.
A reign or terror has exIsted 10
Russia since June. caused by rising
opposition tn the bolSheviki. Ameri.
can troops have been landed at Arch.
angel to aid the allied forces operat
Ing from the north To save Russia
from German domination.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
]. G. Brophy Is Dead

j. G. Brophy died at his home al
Hayden Lake about O'Clock yester.
day morning after an illness OF a
month. He had returned from a
hospital in Spokane bnt a few DAYS
ago and was able t" be ahont on the
day preceding his death. Mr.. Rronhv
was a brother of the late Thomas
Brophy OF Rathdrum. He was an
early settler in this county.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

I he output of passenger auto
mob lies for the last half of the
pres ent year is to be one-fourth of
that of 1917 the war industries
boar d announces following a con-
ference with auto manufacturers.
The agreement entered into pro-
videS that no manufactured will
prod uce the latter half of 1913
more than IS per cent of the
mum per of cars produced by him
IN tn e entire year 1917.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

Numerous petty thefts are reported
at Occur dAlene, food from back
porch refrigerators disappearing over
night. This criminality has also
extended TO the larceny of Liberty
bonds and automobiles. Five hun.
dred dollars worth of bonds, stolen
from safe, were returned by mail
when the robbers found the bonds
were registered. An attempt to steal
J. V. Hawkins auto was frustrated
the other night, according to reports.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Says Nonpartisans Will Win.

u
To Editor TbeRathdrum Tribune: In
answer to your editorial comment. ne
Sept. 6, regarding the nonpartisan
leag ue movement, will say that the
primary and Ultimate aim ami
purpose OF the noDpartisan league Il
the reestablishment Of government Of
the people by the people and for the
people, and the chief slogan OF the
orga nization is "We'll stick; we'll
win. (" In plain language, we'll stick
until we do win. We invite the tax.
payers to investigate the measures
that we propose to put on the statute
books Of Idaho. .@ts
Chas S. Green.
Rathdrum. Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Ask Anyone Who Has Used 1T.

There are families who always aim
to keep bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy 10 the
house for use 10 case in case it is
needed, and flnd that it is not only a
good Investment but saves them mn
END OF suffering. AS to its reliability.
ask anyone who has used it.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

regular meeting of the Civic club
will occur at the Rest Room on
Saturday, Sept. IL. at 2:3O T. m. An
attendance of all memb rs is desired.
besides Important business. there
Will be election OF president and
vice president to all vacancies of
officers moved away.-Mrs. d. d.
brennan, secretary.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
Letters From ''over There "

A package Of letters from the boys
In France arrived Ia Rath1rum Mon
day. The dates indicate the letter:
were about month on the way, but
were nevertheless welcome TO the
relatives who received them.
Colonel Edelblute has been III IN
hospital for a month, it Is said,
caused by an liberated tooth in the
removal OF which the Jaw was injured.
Ira Crabtree OF the aviation section
has arrived 10 England and was work.
log In an aerdrome there.
Paul Wickertsheimer OF the heavy
artillery, writing under date of Aug.
!, states that he had been on the
firing line since July l6 and In that
time he had fred 500 shots with the
cannon. He Is second man, his
duties being opening and closing the
breech and firing thu piece besides
cleaning the gun and mechanism. In
this he has been compllmented by the
ordnance inspector. That the battery
has been heavily engaged Is shown by
Pauls statement that they often
work SO hours WITHOUT rest. He
reports no casualties, except acct
dents. A Capt. McEachren was run
over by one Of the wheels OF the b g
gun but not dangerously hurt, and
TWO gunners were temporarily put out
OF action by being hit below the
knees by pieces of q primer shell
which exploded. Paul said piece of
the shell struck him In the neck but
did not stop his work.
Darwin Sage sent a piece of linen
from the wing OF the first German
airplane he saw brought down. He
also sent two copies of 1.-THE Stars
and Stripes, the seven-column, eight.
page paper published in France for
the men ofsthe A. E. f.
The papers are dated July 26 and
Aug. 2, and contain much interesting
matter. Among the items is one
stating that old q. S. uniforms
turned In are made over to clothe
German prisoners. A large "P. W.
prisoner Of war; is stenciled on the
back of old blouSes thus used. An
other item states that all soldiers are
ordered to turn in their cameras and
no one Is permitted to take photo
graphs unless officially appointed for
That work. There are many articles
IN which soldiers tell Of incidents 10
the Marine battle 10 which they took
part. Some tell of German machine
runners chained to their guns, and of
A merican Hospital Corps boys shot
by boche snipers while rescuing the
wounded. An amusing piece of in
ormation Is one telling how the
hat has been discarded and
he felt is now used for soles on
hospital slippers the uppers of which
re made FROM old coat or trouser |
leeves.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
FORUM.

Articles for this column must be on sub
jects OF general interest; must be signed. he
briet. not abusive of any person, and must
be submitted the first of the week to insure
prompt publication. Articles Will be unh.
lished in their turn, as received. Publica-
tion OF articles must not be taken to mean
that the editor endorses the sentiments err
pressed therein.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
RAILROAD ENGINEERS FOR MA
TIoNAL CONSTITUTIONAL PRO.

Members of the legislative commit
tee of the Brotherhood of Railroad En-
gineers, representing $4,000 Illinois To-
connective engineers, unanimously
adopted a resolution favoring the rati-
fication by the Illinois assembly of the
federal prohibition amendment.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
TR lBUNE, Per Year

observation-disclosures SC n line each tnser.
ton. Readers 20 lines or more o5c nor inch
each Insertion. Cards of thanks and reso,u-
tions &c Il line Display advertisements Of
three inches or over 1Oc per inch each ipser-
ton; less than three inches 12l5c per inch
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13
A Few Election Figures.

The Occur d'Alene Journal reports
the following total votes received by
some OF the Kootenal county contest
ants In last weeks primary, as shown
by the official canvass. The three
highest for representatives are the
nominees on either ticket. These
figures, If correct, show that Thorn
son beat Laabs for the nomination
for commissioner, second district, on
the democratic ticket:
Republican Democratic.
STATE SENATOR
Miles Egbers 500 +JR Hansen 500
Ralph Nelson T55 Geo F Weeks ZOE
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
Chas johnson 799 Henry Barsted so8
NJ A Kiger 794 &C G Gustafson hM
John Mcclellan 572 +Nels Nelson bsO
G A Mcdonald 792 *W IL sommers 50a
J. p. Isaacs 4OS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Second District
) w McCrea 79s w Thomson sol
w turner 374 "A Laabs 4S0
Third District
Geo w Flemming 657
*W II Rogers 634
- ASSESSOR
F W Esgate 8oS
s II Smith T29
CORONER
] NJ Finney 900
r B Mooney 4ys
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

-'Non-P artisan League candidates.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-09-13

Entered April g. 1908 at Rathdrum, Ida.
no, az second-class matter, under Act or
Congress of March 8, 1873.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

Quentin, tpel4er Beronne beberri91
1pie oen @i1fel bes Somme Slulles.
tpuroe 5ufamnen nit 6euiaouconrt,
tpefIid) bapon gelegen, bon BEN M1.
ltroliern genonlmen. sSu oieiem &an1-
pfe, tpel6er sic Mn5ei@en zines ne'
berrol9ungsangriffes 5eigte, tpnroen
lnebr tpie 1900 @efangene einges
bro9t.
glaes lit iebt borbereitet fir eine
Beiebunq pon Beronne nn6 einem
1peitere11 1pi9tigen 8orgeben na6
oenn Often.
Die 6ran5oien bra6en oen Wioer-
1tano ser oeuti6en ErIppen an benz
Canal 6u georo un6 n0r6li6 bonSoii=
ions. Sn 6em Soiiion Mbi6nttt itn6
tie in1 totalen 8eitb bon SSubignp nno
Group un6 erreibten sic tpeItli9en
8ororte bon 2enrD.
Erok Ser Entia6e, 6aB sic Sort
f9ritte ser Muiierten li6 5u perlang=
iomen begt11nen, angeiidts ser Ser.
itGrfungen ser Deutlden, tpeld)e 6ieie
in 6en1 8eltreben tpi6tige &unfte 10
longe lpie m6gli9 5u balten> borido=
ben, forn fein Mufgeben 6es Drudes
Ser Mniierten an ser 80 Meilen lanz
gen Sront ber5ei6net tper6en, uno
nit fleinen M11snabn1en lparen bieie
9lnitrengungen erfolgrei6.
Gin 6ortibritt bon GROCER Wid+
tigfeit int 2ps Mbi9nitt 1pmr6e bon
Sen 8riten gentn6t, tpel6e iebt int
8eiibe 6es 10 oft befGn1pften &en1mel
@iiqels fi1r6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Ser 8erIiuer 8eri&t.

Berlin 80. Iugult. - 5olge1'
Ser alntlid)er Srontberiht tpuroe
gonnerstogobenb in Berlin ausgege.
ben:
ySiiooitlid) bon Irras e11ttpidelten
i;d om gsada11ittog frii6e &an1pfe.@s
fon1 5u &0ntpfer I'M 8orgelanoe ~bor
rnIeren neren 2i11ien oflid Don Ba'
no1tn1e unb Eeronne, iotDie oltli6 bon
geonon. sln ser gillette maren Snfar-
teriefGn1pfe.
u3tpiiden Ser Gillette uno ser @is>
ne iflugen gang beionoers itarfe @n>
griffe Ser Tran5oIen nn6 Slmertfaner
NIT iehr ih1peren 8erluIten fir 6en
sSeinb bollltdn6ig febl. Bis iett 1ino
Sen 9erihten genaB fiinf5tg Saints
in Stiife geidoIien tporoen.
v0ie Souptn1oht 6es brttii6en
9[ngriffes mar gegen Sic piirttember=
giifen gfegi1nenter 81 bei6en @etten
Ser @troBe slrros-@mnbrai geri6tet.
giebenmol ltiirmte ser Sein6 bergeb>
lid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
8erltner Saaesbertdlt.

Berlin, 81. 9lugn1t. = Mrn1ee,
gruppe &ronprin5 &uppre6t 1tn6 @e=
neral bon 8oebm: 8orpoitengefe9te
auf bei6en Seiten Ser 2Ds. 5eiroli9e
9lufflarungsabteilung oie iiber 6ie
2aiDe Dorgeornngen tparen> tpur6en
5nriidgemorfen.
~Mnf 6em sdlo6tfeloe fii6oitli@
bon Mrros tpieberbolte1 sic 8riten
geitern lire 8erfn6e ei1es 9ur9-
bru6es. Mit @inlebung elmer groBen
Mn3abl bon Sanfs gingen englii9e
un6 cana6ii6e Dibiitonen fritz o11
Worgen, an elmer Sront bon 1919
Mei1en> 5tpi16en Ser StroBe 9lrras=
@an1brai un6 fii60ltli6 bon 8apaume
gum Mngriff Dor.
nl1niere Trnppen getpunnen 9en=
6eoonrt, 6as boriibergeben6 berlore1
lpor6en tpor, tpie6er.
v9nf bet6en 5eiten bon 8opa1me
beronloBten preuBii6e, iaditibe nn6
boDrii6e &egi1nerter BEN 3ufammen-
bru6 6es fein6liden Mngriffes.
uMm No9n1ittog porf Ser Gein6
an bei6en Seiten Ser Mrras= =@ambrat,
StroBe frifde Dibifionen in sic
Sdlodt. Die &eran5iebung tpeiterer
Maiien bon Tonfs nn6 ssS11fnnterie
ioIlte cine @nti9ei6ung bringen. Sim
Mben6 >por sic @9lodt 5n unieren
@uniten ertfhieben.
vGidte fei1oIide @tnrn1truppen,
oie bom @aume Der @eniee iiber
@terpignn un6 6oucourt iotpie fii6-
lid Der StroBe Bis en- @rtois -@be.
rifp borgingen, braden unter unfe.
rem 5euer nno in bitterem &nn6ge-
menge 5ufommen. Sic fein6liden
Eonfs tpnr6en in @tiide geiboiien H.
Die ss11fanterte erIitt onBerorbentli6e
8erl11lte
vN0r6Iib ser 5omme, 3tpiiden
MorbaI un6 glerp tpnr6en brttiide
Mngriffe suriidgeidIagen. $50 Ser
sSein6 nniere 2inien errei9te, tparfen
i'm nniere @egenongriffe ouf feline
Observation-Disclosures anriid.
vNor6li6 Ser 0tie griffen4 Die
sSran5oien nit itarfen 4raften ben
&onolobifn1itt 5tpiihen 2ibernont
un6 norb0ftIid bon @obon an. Gum
aroBten Sell tpur6e ser Mngriff ar1
tpeitliden 11fer nnter nnierem Sener
gum Stintan6 gebraht."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Teinblidje @ertei6isnng BON 2tQe nnb
ct. Anenttn qefqbr6et.

6 2on6on> 2. Septen1ber. Sen
Deutfden miro in Sranfreib feine
6rilt gegeben. Sag uno geadt tperoen
iie an anen B11nften angegriffen uno
lire I9neu beri9minben6e 5tdrfe lit
fein @egner fir oie i1r1n1ertpdbret16
&padien6e @raft 6er Mniierten.
Nngriff nod Mngriff 1pir6 an Der
gan3en 2inie bon Dpres iii6li6 Biz
5oi1lons r11ter1ton1men n116 nit ie-
oem @9lag n1iiiien 6ie Deuti@en $50.
6en aufgeben> fiir ben fte bitter be-
,5oblten.
Srubnrorgens unternabmen 6ie
8riten rn1 Gonobier einen idtperen
Mrtgriff an Ser @oarpe gegen Die be-
riibn1te 9rocourt4Queant @e6iellt=
ME, tpelde beute morgen 6urd6run-
qen 1puroe, tpie 8eri9te bonrS6lo9t.
feI6e beIogen. Die Gana6ier errei6-
ten 6en tpefli6en &an6 bon @agni=
court, 5irfo 5tpet Meilen nor66Hli6
bon Qneant, ourbbraden 6ie Dro.
court <Aneont @e9iellinie Biz 5n ei-
ner Etefe bon 5tpet Meilen an elmer
Gront bon flint Meilen.
Cine groBe @n5abl bon @efange-
men tp1roe in otefem 8ortpGrts6rii.
den geget1 GnBerite bartnadige fein6.
1t6e 0ertei6igung genommen. Die
Denti9en batten lteben Dibiiione1
an elmer Gront bon flint Meilen bier
3nianmenge3ogen.
geor6li6 bon Beronne iebten 6te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
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