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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
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Attractive Quilt.

Pupils of the Lincoln school Of
Minnesota Point (East Grand Forks)
have knitted A very gay, comfy look
ing guilt. which il now on exhibition
at the Red Gross headquarters. The
work has beer done by the pupils, as
members of the Junior ReA Cross.
The quilt is made of knitted squares
of many bright colors. each pupil hav-
ing done n square. In the center Of
the quilt. which is fashioned for a bed
Of average size, is a large Red Cross.
The quilt will be sent on, with other
articles destined for France.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
of wristlets, 20 suits Of pajamas.
robes.
Moro Socks

More Socks.
In announcing q shipment this wee:
from tho Niagara branch Of the Rcd
Gross, credit should have been given
for IS pairs Of knitted socks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
EeGlcss Corn Bread
2 cups cornmeal.
! teaspoon salt.
2 teaspoon fat.

VIM. Hohenzollern wants 1t dis
understood that he's now IN
personal command of the western
front. History's got to give Bill all
that's due anybody. Won H~indenburg
can have the core.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
Donated pillow Top.

Mrs. A. Bruzelius Of Third avenue
has donated to the Red Cross a very
beautifully made crochet piIlow-top.
1t has an American Eagle design. and
may be seen in the window of the Red
Gross headquarters. The chapter is
offering the pillow top for sale, the
proceeds to be turned into the chap
ter treasury, 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
Rumor Not True.

In some unknown q rumor
has been started to the effect that the
local chapter of the Red Cross has
received the order to discontinue
knitting sweaters. This is not true.
There is q good supply OF sweater
yarn at headquarters at, the present
time and are asked to con-
tinue knitting sweaters. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28

A wedding thai took place at
Breckenridge, MINI. yesterday had
for its principals two prominent
young people of Minor, n. D. The
bride was Miss Minnie e. Fangsrud, a
daughter Of the late Reinlloldt A.
Fangsrud, and Charles A. Boatman
was the groom. The latter is a son
of j.. Boatman, the postmaster at
Minor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boatman| have gone
east for a short wedding trip and will
return to Minor to MAKE their home
on the groom's farm a mile from
Minor. The bride has for some
time been connected with the edi-
torial department of the Sargent
County Teller"
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Thompson Of
Wilmington, Dol, were me honor
guests at an informal dinner given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Porte at their home.
District No. 2 Of the Methodist Aid
society will give q supper this evening
at 6 O'Clock in the Methodist church
parlors, in compliment to DR.. F. f.
Thompson and Mrs. Thompson. DR..
Thompson was formerly pastor Of the
First NJ. f.. church Of this city, and
left here a yea ago to take charge of
"a church at Wilmington, Delaware.
He is nov enroute to Vancouver,
Wash, having been called to 4 Meth
odist church in that city.
Guests at the supper this evening
will be just the members Of the dis
trict and their husbands.
m - I. f--.1#.# LlG#. E ~ a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28

80
Junior pupils Of Wesley college will
give their regular weekly recital on
Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. This
is the program:
Robert Webster.
Water Lily .Ducelle
Dorothy Alexander.
The Pixies Goodnight Song. Brown
Bernice Qualey.
ifinuet de Mozart. ....... Jensen
Hazel Dearly.
Witches Dance ........... .Kullah
Arletta Arneson. {. :.
knight Rupert ........ .Schunlann
Margaret Webster. 4.
Ethel Oson. II
In a Gondola. ...... Helm
Hazel Larson.
Violin-Cavaleria Rusticana ...... {
MascaEni
Raymond Anderson.
Witches Dance ........... Devaux
= Carol Smith.
Little White Kitten. .Erb
Lottie LeSeuer. ~.
The COLLINS a..... Virgil
Dorothy Hoover. q"
Camilla Redick.
3erceuse from Jccelyn. ..... .Godard
John Burgess.
Pomponette Qurand
Gladys Hendrickson.
InlprOmptu Schubert
Jean Carpenter.
Flemish Dance
Bessie Devens.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
s~hipnaents Reocived.

A shipment received yesterday from
Emerald contained 5 pairs Of pa
jamas. 20 hospital shirts, rs pairs Of
knitted sox, u sweaters, and 4 pairs
Of sox donated by the Junior Red
Cross.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28

The shipment from Giiby consisted
of Is pairs of pajarnaR. 20 hospital
shirts. Sc pairs Of sox, 10 sweaters and
i pair Of wristlets.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
Junioes - Inkm..

The InksteY public school. Of which
John Hsaketh 10 the principal, hns
~ the school, nunlbsrfng 1iS In Al.
have Joined the junior orGanisatia
md are already actively at work..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
HAVE saIe.

Orr to Have Sale.
Orr is planning on a big auction
sale which will be held at that place
OF Tuesday. April 2. The proceeds
derived will be turned over to the Red
Cross.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-28
BAPTIST CHOIR
TO SING SACRED
CANTATA FRIDAY

At the First Baptist church Friday
night at s O'Clock the chorus choir,
under the direction Of H. E. Winslow,
will present Dubois sacred cantata,
Seven Last Words of Christ"
This is the tenth annual %presenta-
ton of this remarkable work and is
the Good Friday service of the church.
no admission being asked and no COL
lection taken.
The many friends Of Norman B.
Black, formerly of this city but now
Of Fargo, will be glad to know that
he is to sing the baritone parts as he
has so PLEASANTLY done them in former
years.
Mrs. Paul B. Gritnth will again sing
the soprano solos, and tenor parts,
owing to the illness of Mr.. Enyeart,
will be taken by Hamilton Mason.
Mrs. L. c. Harrington will insure a
satisfactory Accompaniment at the
organ and Mrs. J.. A. Bucholz will be
al the piano for some of h numbers.
The general public is cordially in
vited to john in the worship.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

Dpfer gefauen. 6rall Dobmeper mar
Die Tobter Der Gomilie Mfatb. Scot
ibepar. Sic tpnrbe am 4. Snli 1870
in gliiabetb, Sttertail Gountp,
Minn., geboren, bon TOO lie nit H.
rem @ltern nod Millerpiae um5og.
Sbre bobere gr5iebung erbielt lie an
Ser ct. 8eneoifts Mfabemie gu ct.
SoIepb Minn. SIM IS. Sftober 1892
perbeiratete iie iid nit S. 8. Dob
meper, Dem lie pier3ebn Rinoer
ldenfte, bon oenen odt bie Me1ter
iiberleben. @s fino bies: Maria, ieBt
5dtpe1ter 9ttona pom st. Benefits
@onpent in ct. Soiepb, Suitina,
Mlois, Siloegorb, M6olbert, Moel-
bai6, gmmo uno @orbelia>6rau Dob.
meper tpar b%orteilbaft befannt uno
beliebt in ibrem groBen Sreunoins
nenfreiie. Die 8eeroigung fan6 nab
einem in Der Milerbi1e 8farrfir6e
bonn bo9tp. Serrn 8ippi6 gebalte-
men Erol,ergottesbienit unter 5ablrei-
der Eeilnobme itatt. Son a%us1parts
botten lid gum 8%egrabniiie eingefun=
oen Matb. &oti9ebar un6 Srau bon
Breckenridge, Minn., un6 Sobn g.
&otl6ebar bon Dugbale, Minn., 8ru-
Ser Ser 8eritorbenen. Den Sinterblie-
benen Beileio nnb Ser Dabingei6ie-
oenen 6ie etpige &ube! 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Nprb 9afpta.

Sail gitp. = Yrofelior 8.
6. Mnen bat sic @eftoreniteue Der
Mormoli9ule angetreten ols Nad=
foIger bon George 81. McSarlan6,
melder sic Steue piele Sabre bin-
our6 beflei6et batte.
Sarge 2oren5 81. Mattbiion
BON bier, Ser in minneapolis meger
Mutooieb1tobIs perbaftet murbe, lit
bier bon Midter 6. 80. Cooley gu S
Sabren @toots5udtbaus perurteilt
mor6en. CT bate 5tpei @utoS geltob-
len.
8i8mard = 0berridter So
meg s. @obinion befinbet itd) auf Der
Beneiung bon einem leidten Snflu=
en3o : MnfaQe. Ser Breiie g%egeniiber
1tente er felt, 6aB feline rai9e Gene
iunq Ser roiden @rlangung bon
Sdnaps ols SeiImittel gegen Snflu=
enaa 3u ber6anfen lei, tpel9es Mtttel
1id o11d3 in feinem Sale aufs bette
hetpdbrt babe.
@arrifon. = Sic 6armers
Ssn6epen6ent B%11blifbing 60. bon
@orriIon lit cine neue 8eitung Der
Nonpartiian+2iga, bie nit einem &a-
pital bon $10>800 ifnorporiert muir
De.
Tarqo. Ser ein3tge bon Ser
Nonporti1an 2igo in6oiiierte aan6i=
oott, ser in Sen 8ablen ni6t als Gle
ger %berborging, tpor 8. 6. McDo~
malls, ser fir 5taats1duliuperinten=
bent gegen SRI. S. @ielion unterlag.
@ouberneur Sra5ier nn6 ale anoeren
&on6i6oten ser 2iga murben nit an=
iebnlider Mebrbett gepdblt.
Didin m. = Nor6 9afota bat
unqefabr $4,000 5n einem iii6iiden
Silfsfon6s be%igetragen; Sic &am=
pagne lit foeben obgeih1oiien NOR
Sen. Man batte gebofft 100000 gu
iammeln, nn6 eS per6en ana in 3u=
funft nod 8eitrage ongenommen
tper6en.
Debils Safe. = &ier lit fir
sic Douer Ser Snfluen5a = @peoemte
elm Motboipitol eingeri6tet moroen.
6eiienben. = Sron 81. 8.
Mebus, sic in gan5 @or6 Dafota als
eifrige Mrbeitern fir 6aS &ote &rer5
befannt tpar, lit nod fur5em &ron=
fenIager an 2ungenent5inoung it1-
foIge bon SSnflnen5n geitorben.
Cargo S1 Ser fnr6li4 itatt<
9ebobten @obI tpur6e sic 6rage Der
Mnitenung bon @ountp-M gerten BEN
5timmgebern ser Counties @om1en,
Eotpner nn6 GaB borgelegt. st. e.
&onod ous Borgo, Sber : @onntD~
ugen, beridtet, BOB ale Counties flr
Beibebaltung Der Mgenten geItiItmmt
hober.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
9ie Gmisteit.
(@ine ernite 8etradtung un6
Mabnung.)

Die 5mei Seite, oenen bic beioen
eriten Gage 6es Nobembermonats &C.
meibt iin6, penoen in iebr na9oriid-
li6er Beiie uniere 8lide auf Die
gnigfeit, un6 bic Miqionen Men-
i6en> Die bereits in bic gmigfeit Elm.
gegangen iin6, rufen unS 2ebenoen
gu: Nud ibr peroet uns folgen, ou9
ibr mer6et - lterben! @ie nobe
liegt 6a bie 5rage: Cart id Damn,
penn i@ 10 iterbe> mie i4 iebt bin,
boffen, in Die 3abl Der Ml1sermdblten
aufgenommen gu meroen?
Dieie Grage 6rangt iid} leidt Dem,
Der nidt leidtiinnig in BEN Sag fin.
einlebt, ia audi ion1t o1f; un6 Damn
sic Mnttport? = Nein, 10 tuie id iebt
bin, modte ih nidt in Die Gmigfeit
abberufen mer6en, mo6te ib ni@t
Dor Dem &%idterituble @ottes eri@ei-
men. Mm fat 6aS @efibl, ia man
liebt es elm, 6aB 6a3u nod ni@t a1es
in Or6nung lit.
Mber 5n bem enti6ie6enen @nt.
i6luB nn6 Streben, nun ur6 5tpar TO-
fort @an6 an3ulegen, UNI GILES in
0r6n11ng gu bringen, fommt mon
ni9t; sic 5eittpeilige unrube miro
bonn @etpirre oeS 2ebens nod nn6
nad) tpie6er 3uriidge6rGngt un6 es
bleibt ales mie6er beim Mlten, mie
man gu iagen pflegt.
SIM @run6e gibt man sic als not
tpenoig erfannte Belierung 1eines Sc,
bens ni9t gerabe auf - mon Der
ihiebt Tie; ipdter ion iie 1tattfin1en.
@etp0bnli9 1tebt 6abei I'M 9inters
erun6e Sic &offnung> oonn lei&teren
&aufes nit ser Code fertig gu tpers
SEN. @enug; 10 beitimmt man iid
aud Iagt nn6 fogar meiB, bob man
10, mie man iett lit, ni@t in Die
gmigfeit geben m0dte, es bleibt bolt
beim Mlten, 5. +. man .beliert fi4
ni9t.
l1n6 bie 6oIge? Sum miro man in
Sic @migfeit %abberufen nod ebe 6aS,
mesbalb man 1idt 10 in Die @tpig,
felt biniibergeben m0@te, fortge,
rdumt ooer gut gemadt - gei@eben
lit. l1nb oann bat man, 10 iebr mon
li6 a1td) INNER fat iagen miiien, 10
mie id iebt bin, modte ih nidt in
hie @pigfeit geben, 6enno@ in Die
gmigfeit gu geben. un6 6onn?l
3onn miro man es - gu ipat = erit
redt einieben, pela Elm unen6ltd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
1feber nnfere Saoespref5e mn ihr

ueOCr QU1eIc 1u9e9QEeWe Huo tgr
Bublifum bat fdon Dor Snbren elm
8eitgenoiie unb 5tuar Elm freiiinniger
folqenoes berni4tenbe urteil gefGut:
.unfere ameritanifde Gagespreiie 1T
tpobI bie literarifh mertIofefe
oner Gambler. Benn ih mir bic gro,
zen Eages5eitungen bornebme, 10
podt mid immer bon Neuem sic
@er3tpeifIung iber oieien Berg bon
geiltigem Sdunb> Der ba ousge=
idaufen liegt. 0euigfeiten, ni@ts als
Meuigfeiten, @inbriide, Diebitdble,
Mor6e> unteri4lagungen Sdeioun.
gen, @ntfiibrungen, geieaf4oftlide
@reigni6e, Bettrennen, Sport unh
Damn sic Idier en6lofen 8eridte iber
4orruption an allen eden nn6 en-
ben. 1n6 GILES biibid ausflbrlid.
@ber id, iu@e oergeblid nod irgeno-
elmer et1pas geiitigen Spetfe. Wenr
man bon Sen 3eitungen einen ShluB
auf 6eren 2e1er 3ieben tDonte, bnnn
miiBten Die 2eier bebauerrstDerte
Meniden fem. @on miiienfdaftliden
ODER religioien 3eihungen ODER 8i-
dern monen Die meilten nidts miien,
]ie baben feinen @eidmaf fir ernite
2eftnre; iie iin6 6urd lire taglideu
3eitungen gang beriimpelt un6 ber=
fumpft in 6ieiem eitlen San6 uns
|Sduho. Mber idIieBli9 bat bod ie=
Der Die 3eitung> Sic er ber=
i6ient."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

Barfer. - 8eter Jortune unb
IS. 6. @abep, Die in Gregory Gountp
mobnen, m1r6en beibe megen ginfub.
rrng geiitiger @etrdnfe in elm trode.
nes County Inn 5000 unb Die Soften
beitraft.
2eferbiIIe. - S. S. @ag.
ner, Raiierer Ser 2eiterpiue State
9anf, lit inn 5acreo Seart 9oipital
in Danfton inn glitter bon ni4t gang
40 Sabren an ser Snfluen3a geitor'
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

furdtbarer 2eibtiinn es mar baB
man 6aS, mas man tun an miiien
10 flar eingeieben bat, nift eetan
bat.
Scum lit es 3u ipdt. Dos l1rteil
lit geiproden: &intpeg BON Mir! l1no
es bat @eltung fir Die @migfeit! Sos
Cor miro geidloiien unb 0ffnet ii@
epiq nidt mebr. Mue Auellen, aus
benen Bis oobin Dem Ser5enMnnebm.
lidfeiten, Ero]t, grquifung uno
Grieoe 5ufloB, iie iin6 beriiegt; fort.
an in Der Sole lit nidts mebr. tpas
erfreut, muir @ntbebrung unb Dual,
anermeBlibe Dual, Seuersqaal =
obne Mufb0ren, obne &ube> beut nno
morgen un6 ubermorgen, cine ISOLDE
na9 Der an6ern, Elm Sabr nod Dem
on6ern, bun6ert Sabre tauieno Sab
re, miliuionen Sabre, miuionen mol
miqionen Sabre, = obne Gn1e, in
@pigfeiten Ser @tpigfeiten. @mig
= gmig!! - @mig!!!
gmige Dual obne @offnung auf
grleihter11ng un6 8efreiung. Son
allen 5eiten 6robnt's Der 5eele emit
gegen: 2ob ole @offnung fabren!
@mig! = 9us 8ort eridiitterte
sic beilige Ebereiia, idon, als. tie nod
&inb mar> un6 es brangte lie ales
6afIr ein3uieben, Inn Ser emig 6au=
ern6en DUAL 5u entgeben.
8erter 2eler, geb0rit Oh audi gu
oenen, sic iid} iagen miiiien, 10 mie
id iebt BIN, m0dte i6 nidt lterben,
0 10 iGume ridt, in Or6nung gu
bringen, tpos nod in Oronung gu
bringen lit! 8eion0ers in 3eiten bon
bosortigen &ranfbeiten uno GROCER
Gterbli9feit balte man 6ieie Mob.
nunq Dor Mugen. 8eridiebe man Die
8eierung ietnes 2ebens nidt ani
morgen, 1on6ern fnnge man beute
idon an. v6eute," beiBt es i'm
Bialmen, ~beute, 100 ibr 6es Serrn
5timme b0rt> berbartet euer 9er1
nidt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Cine @arnmrq anf Der 9nt gu fem

Cine EARNING anf Der 9nt gu ieiu
TOR ser Moul< nn6 Rlai1enfeu4e, bot
Dr. s. 81. Mobler bom 8unoesaferz
baramt in 8nfbington an Die Sar=
mer uno Bieb5ibter erlai1en. 4abel-
bepeiden aug England, fagt er. brin'
gen 6ie Mel6ung, Dab 6ie @enhe
sort ouftritt. Sic Seude lit in eng<
LAMB mie ouh in oen Ser. Stooten
bon 3eit gu Belt epibemiid getpeien>
ieood) tpuroe iie Bel Sen iiaagi tenaus=
briihen in beioen 2anbern bal6 un=
ter aontrone gebrodt. SSn unferem
2on6e lit sic Senhe felt 1916 nidf
mebr oufaetreten, 6ennod 1T es mog,
lid, 6oB Tie gu ie6er 3eit mieoer aus
breden mag, obgleid Die 8unoesbe-
BORDEN oues Tim, einen Musbruh gu
berbuten. = gs lit bon grobter SID
tigfeit, baB Biebaiidter, 5urmer,
Eierar3te un6, ale, Sic nit oem 8ieb
3u tim bnben, ouf Ser SUIT FIND. ger-
oddtige SdQe iin6 obne 8er5ug Dem
@toots< Sieror3t 81 melben. es mare
perhGngnisbon, tpenn sic perbeeren-
Sc @eude iebt in unierem 2onoe aus
breden un6 iid berbreiten miroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
GI6 9afpta.

5iour Sails. = Cine 10 gut
mie pouitGn6ige nidtamtli6e 3dbz
lung lieB @n6e LETTER ISOLDE bereits
erfennen, 6oB Su6 9ofota oem Srone
%enitimmredt cine Mebrbeit bon etma
$4,000 gegeben bot.
Aberdeen. = Ser 17iabrige
&ennie &orte tpurbe auf Ser Sogo
6ur4 ieinen &amero6en g. Walters
burd +. eine,1 u%ngliidliden 3ufon er%
iho1ien. - Ser @potbefer B. s.
Min5 aus &ogue, g. g., tpuroe in
Der Ndbe bon bier getotet, als iein
9(uto ii9 iiberidlug.
Sutton. - Gam. Osborn er.
belt $500 bon einem 4artoffelfeloe
non bier Mder, bos er NIT Silfe iei'
11er Eo1ter Mlice I'M 2aufe beg Som.
mers in freie1 3eitabfdnitten beitent
batte. Ser @rtrog beg Gelbes NOR
800 Buidels. osborn perian6te cine
@aggonIooung &nrtoffeIn bon bier
aus un6 erbieIt IS Gents per Bu}ael.
Dnei6a. - 6. Bbrum aus oer
@emorfung Corner erbieIt ouf so
Slider @ei5er ge111g, NM cine bolbe
Seftion 2ono 3u fo11fen, mobei ibm
nod 300 8ui9els ubrig blieben. =
8 Sal aus Ser @emorfnng B1otne
bat bon ieinen 20 Mder Beiaen $1,000
rein e~ingenommen; sic 8riioer Nel=
ion aus ser qleihen @emarfnng er.
bieItens bon IS Mfer Bei5en $500
rein.
Sopor6. -Sier erfo1gte eine
@rploiion in Ser @oiIertperf<Mnlage
Gos @eb6ube tpur6e bo1itGn6tg De.
moIiert, Ser @9o6en belduft fi4 a11l
mebrere tauien6 Collars.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
9a6 bia Mrbeit fir f6 aaeiu ,tidt

Dap 0ta Mroe1 f11r 1td) aAelh HlaJ1
eenugf, UNI oes Meniden &er5 aus
5ufiiuen, lit tpabrli@ oft genug gelagt
luoroen bon iol9en, Die Die unbalt<
bartlett uno 2eere FOLDER @uffaliung
an iia ielbit erfabren. Sraurtger
fam ser 8onferott zines arbeitrei9er
2ebens obne Musblid auf etpige Wer-
te tpabrli9 nidt e%ingeitanoen tpcroen
als in Mleran6er bon Sumbolof's
@orten: rGas ga115e 2eben lei Der
gr0Bte nniinn, un6 tpenn man a4t5ig
Sabre lebt un6 foridt, muB man ltd
bod en6lid eingeiteben, 6aB man
nidts erItrebt uno nidts erforidt
bat. @enn man menigitens pubte>
mo5u man .auf ser @elt let; oas al
leg aber iei rdtielbaft, nnb 10 lei es
Dos groBte Slid, als 8lahfopf ge-
boren All fem!
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Gaarbruden bon Ben Briten bombar
AtAr

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November IA, 1918. as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, Is. Nob. = ~Sn einem
Madiabe gu geitrigem 8eri6te miro
bin5ugefigt, 6uB 5aarbruden bom%
bor6iert tpur6e, mobei 3mei fein6li6e
6lug5euge 3erit0rt un6 5mei ibrer
&ontroue beroubt %mur6en," meloet
cine Na6ri9t beute.
Cine unierer Mai9inen miro Der
miBt."
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
He Stands Between
Trotzky and kerensky

1t is difficult to prophcsy, but it Ger
tainly seems possible that TchernG
will be the next man to lead Russia
He represents the middle way between,
kerensky and Trotzky In the lan.I
question he belongs to the extreme lei.I
but in most other questions he is d
great deal less radical than Trot,kgl
He is at the same time deep thinkslE
and a hard worker. Besides we must
not forget that in revo utionary times
a leader must always appeal to ths
imagination of the masses, because ID
times OF turmoil peope feel more thsi
they think. Tchernoff has an abuns
dance Of personal charm, which wins
the hearts of those with whom hs
comes into contact. Through long
years of exile he has shown his char
acter and will power ard the purity q
his ideals. If the prophecies ever cona
true and Tchernoff will be given tEss
task of bringing order into the chaos Oh
Russia. it will be good 20 know that Be
is a man with a strong WILL with y
spotlcss character and with thcrougA !
training.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
Red Cross Non-Coms
Help Them Shop||
American Women Guide SoF'
diers Among French Store
keepers

The American soldier in France
good fighting men, but when he ~
the French shopkeeper, that qu's'
tongued, sharp-eyed little woman s.
keeps the till as full as she can W'pT
her husband fights, he is glad enousl
to have an American woman beside H. ~
So the Red Cross women at the "
Of communication canteens have IT.
job. They take the boys out snopp'tsss1a III
There is string Of towns along 81
railroads where it is common ss5
now to see hundred American is22
diers hurrying about the streets, ussss3
their precious quarter hour or so VT
they wait for connections in laying y
stock of tobacco Or food or sweets
heading a group of score here sas
dozen there you will see an AmelN.A
woman, shepherding the whole e,v;,1
like a new kind of non-com., mareai,Ts
them into the shops, translating m
wants into the shopkeeper's frs.}{
counting their change for them, -
generally serving as q guide, my
prefer and guardian. There is usu,
a troop of youngsters bringing W
rear, chattering and gigglng =
scrambling now and then for the
pers that the soldiers throw sps
them.
"It's just. like going shopping VI
my sister at home,' said orc gra'e'
warrior.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
French, First
And Best Systems

france is the first country to make
organized provision for the vocational
rctralnlng of her wounded soldiers, and
canada ranks second in this respcct.
IN france the eNigencics of the present
situation have resulted in the postpone
ment OF the full vocational training of
alsapled men to a later date. Over there
'hey Inquire that only | per cent Of cas-
uaites are 60 disabled as to REQUIRE
retfa ning Tor a new occupation. 1t
must be remembered, however. that all
theif casualties are included in reach
ing TINS hgure, while in Canada we
only get cases from overseas that are
considered unit for further military
service. Men who receive slight wounda
and illnesses are held in France or
England until ready for active service
again. Then, again, a large proportion
OF Canada's army is made up of mon
who followed indoor OCCUPATIONS and
many of these will be unable to settle
down AGAIN to the routine Of office or
factory.
The medical officers pass upon all
men before they are permitted to en-
gage IN any course. The courses are Sc
lected with reference to the mans cana.
olllties, 1nclinations and physical ca
pacity, by the vocational officer. The
subjects in which retraining are pro-
vlded cover a wide range. In fact. as
one or the vocational officers remarked
10 me: I'VE have satisfied every re-
quest OF every man under our provin-
cial committee, with the execution of
one man who wanted a four years
course to qualify as minister" The
committee decided that he could sue
cessfully do his part in the world in
some more humble calling.