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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-03
NAY TAKE over PHONE TELEGRAPH.
Call For Strike Of Te|egfalhsfs Believed to
be Primary Cause For Early Action.

NJ Ai'hHiJ SuNSV Va HoAJ ASNS"'
Washing ton, July - Presi-
dent Wilson today informed tht
House inter state and foreign
commerce commission that he i!
heartily in favor of Legislation
authorizing the government to
take over the telegraph and tele
A the resolution authorizing
Presiden to take over the tele
ghone lines will probably will
be reported lavorably by the
committee this afternoon.
The Presidents views were
communicated in a brief not eu-
dorsing such Legislation but
making no reference to the
strike of the Western Union op.
orators, scalled for July 9Th by
the Commercial Teleg1 aphers
Union after the Western Union
refuse | to abide by the ruling OF
The war labor board .on the dis
charge Of union operators.
Washington July l.-Govern-
:ncnt control and operations Of
the nation S telegraph and tele
phone systems was recommend
cd to congress by President Will
son In face of an impendin g
strike of union operators employ
ed by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, an effort will
I've III m4de to put through before
the recess of congress this week
"ending legislation empowering
he President to take over the
systems
Chicago, June 3Oth.-S J
Konenkamp, president of the
Commercial Photographers Union
OF America, tonight announced
thai he had issued a call for a
strike of members of the union
EN- ployed by the Western Union
Telegraph compEny effective at
Z a. III eastern time, Monday,
July Sth.
The announcement in part
follows:
"The strike against the West
ern Union Telegraph com pany
will be effective 7 a. m. eastern
time, and at the corresponding
hour of 6 a. nj. central time on
Norday, July Sth, Official
announcement of the time has
been sent to the order of Rail
road Photographers and the Inter
national Brotherhood of Electri-
cal workers for their inform alton
and guidance.
"I he grievance to be adjusted
are those set forth in President
Wilson's letter to the Western
Union Telegraph company as (1)
the reinstatement Of over 800
Western Union employees locked
out contrary to the terms of his
proclamation OF april 8, 1918,
and ri to enforce the decision
of the national war labor hoard
dated June l. 1918. In this letter
to the Western Union President
Wilson asked officials of that
c ;mpany to cooperate with him
by accepting the labor board S
decision. This the company de-
clineu to do Similar letters adj
dressed to the Postal Telegraph
Company and to your union
brought forth an expression of
their Willingness to comply with
with his request.
THE strike against the West
ern Union alone is necessary
because Of that company's deter
mination to destroy our org MIA
ton. AS Americans we have nc
keslre TO be subjects of tyranny
and this strike will be justified
to the boys at the front because
of is purpose. 1t is the last re
sort to preserve our organization
from annihilation.
The Strong Withstand the Heat O.
Sumnex Better Than the Weak
tGl people who are feeble and younger peopl
4lo-. Id e
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10
MILLIONS OF SOLDIERS
SWARM Y. M. CA. HUTS
Annual Report Of Southe astern De.
partment Reveals 1886, $50 Boys
In Camps Crowded Buildings
(By l.. Porter Moore.)


Atlanta, Ga, August 25.-An attend.
ance Of nearly twenty times the pop.
ulation Of Atlanta swarmed happily
in Y. M. G. A. huts in the seven
states Of the Southeastern camps dur
ing the fiscal year July 1, 1917, to July
1, 1918, according to the annual re-
port just issued here.
In other words, soldiers in the South.
eastern cantonments to the number
Of 38,S66,9SO men wrote letters in the
"Y" army and navy huts, read litera.
ture there and joined in the religions
services and entertainments held in
the Red Triangle buildings which dot
military reservations in Georgia, Ala.
bama, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Mis-.
sissippi and Florida
1t is easy to imagine the mountains
Of stationery the Y. M. G. A. provided
in the camps Of the Southeast when
it is stated that soldiers wrote 32,-
$4,000 letters in the "Y" huts. The
Red Triangle workers also made out
$2,463,744 worth Of money orders for
the soldiers, most Of the amount be-
ing sent home to relatives.
Educational Work Featured
The 'Y" also provided 4,005 educa-
tional lectures with soldier attend
ance Of 1,291,243 The educational
classes Of various kinds aggregated
64.813 and the attendance was 978,-
045. Books circulated by the Y NJ
G. A. numbered 64,710 and educational
clubs formed among the men were
649. Physical activities when figured
in statistics amounted to an amazing
amount 1t is estimated 3,6S3,350 par.
ticipated in the various physical ac.
tivities such as baseball, track and field
meets, baseball, etc.
The spectators, the majority of them
soldiers, at these physical activities,
are estimated for the year at 5,646,,
31S
The resume Of religious activities
shows that 3,464,451 persons attended
16,46S religious meetings under "Y'
auspices in the Southeast, that 212Sa
Bible classes were formed among this
soldiery with attendances ranging al
395,348, that 223,232 Scriptures were
distributed, that "Y" workers had 157,
533 personal Christian interviews with
soldiers, that the boys made 43,09G
Christian decisions and that 1853;
signed 'he religious war roll.
The attendance at the social events
Of the Y. M. G.. A. was phenomenal
i during the year 3,713.6O9 attending
$3.50 entertainments. The attendance
at the "Y" movie shows was estimated
at t,878,530 for 1922 performances.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10
Three WAR MEDALS
BESTOWED ON 'HERO
Red Triangle Worker Wounded bv
HUN Machine Gun at Soissons,
Tout and Chateau Thierry

New York. August 25.-Flat on his
back In the Waldorf-Astorla hotel, w.
A. Roberts, who has been awarded
!hree French war medals for bravery
in the fghting zones. is enjoying
"ell-earned rest, and is talking freely
Of almost anything but why the
French government showered honors
upon him.
Mr. Roberts. a Y. NJ C. A. worker
in France, had bestowed upon him the
Coix de Guerre, the badge of the
Legion Of Honor, and the Medal Mill.
taire. He won them all in three
months.
Roberts was assistant auditor of the
Michigan Central railroad before he
was selected to be auditor Of disburse-
ments for the Y. M. G.. A. In France.
and to handle more than quarter of
a million dollars day he left for
overseas service February IL, was
wounded by Hun machine gun at
Soissons, rescued "Y" secretary amid
hall Of bullets in the Toul sector
and was touched up by German marks.
manship again at Chateau Thierry.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10
Death of Mrs. T. S. Stribling

Mrs. Il. S. Stribling died at the home
Of Mrs. Grace Werner Monday night.
Mrs Stribling went to Seneca from
Ware Shoals several weeks ago for the
purpose of consulting her physician.
She was never able to return to her
home. All the members of her family
were at her bedside when the end came.
She is survived by her husband and
four children, Poppie, Sloan, Tom and
Yancey She was 35 years old and was
very popular woman during her long
residence here. Mrs. Stribling took an
active part in church and social work
and the numerous friends Of the family
learned of her death with sorrow
Funeral services were held Tuesday
and interment was in Mountain View
cemetery.
Mrs. Stribling lived in Pickens for a
year or more. Mr. Stribling held q
position with the Heath Bruce M borrow
Co., and her many friends here will re-
gret to learn of the sudden death OF
this good woman.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10
Pickens County Sunday School
Convention.

a very interesting convention was
held at the Six Mile Academy the 21st
and 22nd. of September, when the Sun
aay school forces of the county gathered
TOR their annual meeting. 1t must be
confessed that Pickens county does not
stand in the front ranks among the
counties of the state when it comes to
Sunday school, but there are signs OF an
awakening that promises better things
for the year to COM
Pr6f. Webb and ''.s Davis. workers
employed by the Sta Association. were
present and their $, vices were both
practical and inspiru ional. 1t is doubt
ful if the valuable service that the
South Carolina Sunday School Associa-
ton is rendering to Pickens county is
generally known or fully appreciated by
! the people of the county. Prof. Nor
rison and Prof. Conrady of Clemson
College were also among those whoes
presence and WORK was appreciated by
the convention. Prof. West OF Central
Wesleyan Methodist College showed to
the convention the necessity of having
trained leaders and laid out practical
plans for securing them AS never he
fore, the world is apprcciating the faith
full work that the Sunday school is do,
ing The words of President Wilson
come with special meaning, mo study
is more important to the child than the
study of the Bible, and of the truths
| that it teaches, and there is no more
effective agency for that study than the
Sunday school. y
One resolution passed by the conven
tion should be Of special interest jc
every citizen Of Pickens county, "Be il
resolved that Pckens county set fo1
its objective this year the Gold Star
Standard. That means, among other
things, that convention be held in each
of the five Districts of the county anc
that in these five conventions, every
Sunday school in the county is to be
represented What say you, people OF
the county, can we do it? Let us &c
over the top! S. w. Wright,
County Secy. and Treas.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10
Tax Notice, 1918

oiiire of County Treasurer, rickcms County,
IickenS. 5. c., October |, 1919
The books for the collection OF State and
County taxes will be open from October Is
1915 to December 81. 1918
Those who prefer to do SO can pay in Ianu.
AIRY, 1919, with ! per cent additional Those
who prefer paying IN February, 1919, can do so
with per cent additional Those who prefer
paving in March, 1919, to the 18th Of said monli,
can do so by paving an additional per cent
After SAID date the books will close.
\. B:-TnNphycrS owning property or paying
taxes for Others will please ask for tax receipt
in each township or special school district IN
which he or they may own property. This is
very important, as there are SO many school
districts. Those who do not wish to come to
the Office can write me, not later than the 10Th
OF December, ana viii furnish them with the
amount due and they can pay me by check,
money order or registered mail. If stamps urc
sent do not send above 3.cent denomination as
can not use them. Please do not send me cash
without registering same, as it is liable to get
lost; il sent otherwise il must be at scnder's
risk.
Levy for CONSTITUTIONAL school tax 3 mills
Levy for ordinary county tax Ill.,. ...8s mills
levy for county road bond .......3,i mills
Totnl levy ....... . 23,a mills
SCHOOL. TAN
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10

thereafter as said application can
heard, foY leave to make final sett
mcnt OF the state of G.. II. Parkin
deceased. and obtain discharge as Ii
ministrator Of said estates.
MRS. SARA PARKINs
W. a.. SHELDON,
23 Administratol
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-10
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge

Notice is hereby given that will
make application to j. b. Ncwbcry,
ESD, Judge Of Probate for Pickcns
county, in the State Of South Carolina.
on the 18th day Of October, 1918, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, or as soon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

pIot cinig MciIcn pcjtcr oItmGrt5
Iie9t.
Iic5, bemcrft Der Wiilit1riodlpcr
Itan0lgc Der Nnmburger 9tohrittcn,
lit ucIn idlIedte@ ,3eihcn fitr ocn
,Selno, 0cnn ea benefit, BOB ieine Ger.
iuhe Ole hcutifc Clinic SIT ourd)ito
SEN, febIQcidlagen hdbcn, un0 hoB CT
Nreitc iiir Gicic ciu5licben aemillt
iit Gr fdbrt fort; Sic iritbcreu
ociltihen 9lngrliic qcqcn 9luiens bot
TEN Den ,Feino 5um Stchcn qebrod1t,
nno Oahcr lit ictt icIbit Elm 3urilf
Gcbcn ser Geiltihcn tcin @elGnoc.
GemInn mir Den 6cin0, ionoeru elm
Mie0crqepinn pom emit ncrlorencnl
SCbict."
Die &rell85citugQ ltrtbciIt niht 70
icphjItiidl, ion0erf acItebt often elm,
,.onB Die 0Crtidlcu @Sdnc ourdfrcr3t
morOcn ieicn un0 ooB ser 6ein6 cr-
iolgrcid) lid elmer Shlnd)t 5u bcioen
Scitcn pon Aeim5 ent3ogcn bate uuo
0aB infolgcoeiicn ser 0clttid)c EIan
0ic ieiuoIid)en Reicrpcn ieiBubaltcn
uuo 81 3eriplittern ideitertc.~ Ole
3citlna bcmcrft ooB sic omcrifoni,
id'c NlIrc onidlcincno iih friihcr fiihl
bur mnhtc, OILS onacnonImcn muroc.
lmo BOB Dies MoridoIl sod initouo
icbtc, icincn Sdllda 81 iiibren.
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Surge StaOtneuigteiteu.

PIN Nrbeitcrtoa 1t nod Den
GctlmuuHacn ot9 Eot0cportcment5
oic Eoit acidlIoiign Ir Noit0icnit
miro on 0icicn (oag riheu un0 Die
0ouptpoit Ulc 0te J}bculmtcr Den
lan3cn Sag geidloliJu lem @eins
4'oltablicierunQ ijnogt natt.mobI al,
cine 1aamlrna DER aiTarQcbcnen
Noidahcn mic an oclt gcilbIihcu
,5ctyrtuacn
- Gas Der 5taatu Nciel5 Hr.
bcitsuodmciilnq@burcof net ic0t icin
Hene3 Euarticr in 30S iu0l ! 5tros
be b3plcu
2lm 5onntoq 2(6eno itnoct i'm
liioeriiae Eorf elm Concert jtatt,
D h. mcna s.. @ettcr pS erlmlbt
- (5citcru 25eno iauo Inn W}0rd,
Eart 0os crite mlInitipale (arBfr6u3
den 0ieier Suiion itott. IS botten iidl
10 ojcIe [orBliebbober cingcIunoen
0aB iih Die D0rbonocuc lan3IIddle
foit 3u Helm crfuje@ allc9 UerIici ic.
ood in ihonitcr Crouuuq.
Hltb (errn tmo Ioue 2lItmolt
Die bier nOr einigru Nohcu ojparien
Sol0atcu gciitiqe @ter0nf, bciorgt
batter, wurocn geitern IN l}ooiiou
iri ie eincm Sabre 6eformidule per-
frou ytiIore0 @ooQct. eben.
ioIl5 bon ga Groiie 1n0 inter ocriel-
ben GntIage itchen6. bcf1untc iih
uiftifuIoig; iie itebt lett lutter
$4,000 8iirgitait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
Sruppeu Suriidge5uocn.
gNnihinntnn. 2N lLuL

@enerol Major @iuiam q. Sol
broof tbciIte Dem &ricgsocportement
heltte nit, ooB Dos geIcgclulihe
,Scltcru 3miihen GiniIiiten in 9}oGo-
les an Ger merifaniihcn @renje oui-
gchort babe, nadocn e@ oic gun3e
9fodlt onqconucrt hattie. llntcr eincm
llcbercinfommen nit Dem mcrifoni-
idcu Gommonoeur iin0 ouI bcioCn
Seiteu ale 3ruppen ptrilfqe5oqen
mor0cn. ooh p1roc bcmcrft, oaB iih
meltcre merifoniihc (rIppcn 30
gales nGhem. 9ie mcrifoniidlc
Breu3c lit unter Goutrolle oc5 0e
ncrola NoIbroof, Commanders or3
Gepartementa ocs Siloen5, Qciteut
morocn, Dem Der Stobsdci General
Niord, pie cr bcfonnt gob, bc5ijalih
Scr in @rcn53wlihcniollen 3u erQrei-
fcnoen Shrittc 9efebIc crtbcilt bot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
9}em 9lnrf. 25. 9lMt

gtem Dort, 20. Il9.
.0ie @unaro Steanlihip Cont
pam fann nitbt pernntlportlid, gehol-
etn pcroen fiir ben &erlult pon Sc
ben uno @ige1lthum bel Der &erien-
flung ser 2uiitonio pon einem Ocl't
ihen Soufboote", noh elner Gut
id)eioung, Die Hihter E5uIiua Wt
Woner in ocnl 9l0miralitot93m 93mcige
ncs 0nnocs Giltrift5geridt9 am
Sonntog in 9tem Dorf pcroficntlift
hat
,0ie llriod)e non Ser &crienfllng
ser 2uIitonia mar Der lmgcIcblld)e
9lft, mcld,en Die ocl,tlhc Rciha SIC
aicrlnq ourh bcn Gouhboots Cont
monoanten begin9", erfl1rtc &lhter
Miuner, ,,llno oic Shulo milIic 0ahcr
ocnicnigen 5uqemeIien neroclL pclhc
fir 0ic Gcrieuflnq be5 Sd)lffca IN
QeIeblihcm mie ouh Dem norolllden
Gimme nod) pcrnntlportlidl iin0.
Die 8errpnnotcn bon 0cn NIT DEM
Shiffe 1utter9eQongenen Ncrioncn
buttcn &loqcn in ser @obe bon ndhc-
5u $4,O00,00O Qcgen Die bctrcilcnoe
GhiiTsqeiellihoft eingerridlt Rih-
ter Moner bcrucrft mrh, 0oB Ser &o
pitdn uno Die Shiifamornlhoit e@
an Sen n0thi0cn Noriidt5mnBreQcIn
nidlt bGttcn ichlcu IaTen, meocr Dor
nod naf ser Sorpc0irung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

true translation nied with tht
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, OF
August 80 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
g8aifingtou, 26. Mug.
9llIer @nbrideinlihfeit nah mirr
pom 1. S5uli 1919 an, mo minoeitens
bis 5lIm @n0e oes &ricgea, I'M gan
SEN Sanoe fnohentrodene 4robibition
/ berriden. Gie Giihrer Der .noiien"
uno Der Dtrofenen~ 5oftionen i'm &C.
not ertl0rtcn bellte Ibeno, oaB Elm
llebercInfommen III Siht iei ourd)
oaa Die 9Inndhme eines oen Ser
taui alfoboIbaltiger @etrGnfc mad,
Dem I. Suli 1919 uerbietenoen @cie-
be5 gelihert miro g8ie bebouptct
miro, bat 95rdiioert @ilion geQen Elm
iolhes 8eieb aidts ein3umenoeu, lmo
5enatorcn glauben. oaB ouf) 0a5
9alts Ole &orloge, iIber Delhe gegen
m0rtig nerbnnoelt miro, annintnlt
&n Scnot erluortct man binnen me
niger Gage ben NbidluB eines Com,
proniiiea, zines Jog. n8entIemeu5
9lgreencnt"
Gor einigeu @od)cr hottc man int
Senat einltimmig beihloiien, Der
aricgs Yrobibitionabiu oos @ege-
red)t ein5urdllmcn un0, iobaIo lie nuf
| Die Gagesoromlng geieBt moroen lit,
tie 5ur 9lbltilnmltng 5u bringcn. 8e-
itern mur0e tic 3ur Gebatte acitcllt,
Ca nber Die g2ehrfraitbiQ noh nid)t
crlcoigt mar, iebte man lie tempor0r
non Der Sngcsoronltnq ab. &ieraui
CAB es uuf Sen Gorriooren lno in
DER 8nroerobc 3pilhen ,,1rofenen"
| trno o,Scll6tcn" lebbaite &erhonoIun-
gem Die mIf oas 3uitonoefonlncn
cines Compromises bin5iclten.
gfoh Dem gegenmdrtigen @ortIollt
Ger &orla9c piiroe ser Tcrfalf berat
idenoer Gctrdnfe ihon ON I. ,Sanaor
eiugeiteIlt merocn nliiiIen. 9luf @or-
ihloq 0es Erdlioenten @iIion hoben
lid ieood), pie Senator Sheppar0 pom
(eras erflGrt, Die sSiibrcr beioer 5Sof-
tionen auf cine &erihebung oieic5
Gatllnl5 geeiniqt. Der Grdiioent ioI
ndnlid Der 9lnltdf iein, ooB man 8llr
HloluItirlmg finan3ieller ltu0 anoerer
in Der MoBnahme inpolpirten 5rogcr
nehr 3eit gemdhren miiiie, ols in Ser
ur'priingIihen 9iu oorgeieben lei.
Die mCiiten 0eiitriporter BON 3rn-
hibition 5eigten iid) heltte genciqt, bic
WtQBregel crit an1 j.. 1SliIi in Strait trC.
ten 5lt lalien. 9Infangs beitanoen lie
olli oem I. 9lpril, obcr ipdter itimn,.
te Die .gioioritdt Dem 1 1SuIi 5u. IS
miro gciagt, BOB oic 8eguer Der 0nr-
loge pon Der Observation-Disclosures hires
&ocritanoca ilber3c1gt limo lmo iid
INIT Der &crldn9crlng ser ,SrtIt 5lt-
frieocn gebrn.
Vfan crmartct, oaB ser iorntcllc9lb-
id)lub zines llcbcrcinfommenS Ser
Gorloge 0en Weg 10 bohnen miro,
0oB lie enOe oieier ooer aniclas nod
iter Wod1c I'M Scnot an0enommcr
mcroen oiirttc.
CGlrh Die @erIGngerlng ser @nn-
0cnfrilt bis gum I. 2Suli 1919 mirO
erreiht, ooB Die @ctrdnfciteuer ijlr
ooa qan5c 6iafaliohr eingeboben mer
0cn fam un0 cine ltmmo0el,jfg ser
neucn aricqsIteuerbiu nn6thiq lit.
Gie Rcaicrltng erportet fijr oo3 lor
fenoe ,SisfoIiohr nt@ ser &erteliee
rlrng beruuIhcnoer @etrGnfc cine
Gimobme pon $900.0O0,00O)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30


iie in alien Grnite eriudt, bis
0uf Wcitcrca on Somtaoen feiu
9lton1obil nlehr in 9ctricb All Iteucn.
nm oui 0icic Wciic Ser herriden0en
@oiolinnoth Sit iteuerlt uno ole i'm
Honoe nod porbon0enen &orrathe auf
elnen uormolen Stano Su brinaen.
9Soa ieoodl 0aa midtigitc babel it,
beltcht oorln 0nB Die ouiirtan rno
unlerc (rltppcu IN ,5ronfreid up0e-
oln9t nit Saiolin 5u fur3 funln,u
nulllen, lDcnn mir oubcim nidlt thr
lparcn mpllcn. llno @alolin miro in
oleiem &rcgc Die ihncrc N}enac ae.
brond)t titr Die groBcH iiirdtcrlihen
(onta, litr ollie Irtcu Gait gllttuS uno
I Eroctor9 mo onhcre Wioidji ler1e.
&cnn mir ulin 9cpinneu poIlcn, iUt-
len mir @ololin lp0ren hclfen.
Non Der neucn Neroronuna peroen
ullcrc groBcn ln0 flcIucn 2u GroiIer
@errIdoltcu meIdle qcmobnt linn. an
1onntn1cn 9lualliige per 9lutomobil
3u mnhen, rcht mongenebm betroi-
zen. Abcr mas Idbt iidb oa mohcn?
Gntmcocr millien lie 5u 6uB geben,
'Id) Der @troBenbabn o0cr eines ,,olts
moorlheH" tfubrmerf5 beOicncn, o0er
lIhcrhulpt oabeinl im Shatteu blci,
ben Sails Die neue 8eroromina
nIdt be'olgt miro, iou 0ieielbe BON
oen 9ehor0en nit allcm gIahoruf
eurhgcfilbrt iperoen ,gro0e mie frii,
be- Die mei5enIoicn Gage uno Die
lidltloicn 9}adte mo anocre ih6ne
.GinrIhhmacn. 2Iusgenontmen pom
Der nclen &eroronung itno Die .rl.
eenocn:
Gic (roctor mo 2oitautonnobile
sur 6rndltbei0roerlmg.
Die 9Iutomobile Der 9Ier3tc, Die
0icic allf Gobrten 3u Gotienten ge.
brauhcn.
Glc 2lmbulnn}en, Gcucrnehr-92n.
acn EatroIuuQcn Der Qoli3ei, Qei-
den uu0 anocrc 0oaen Scr 9e.
9robuiB0lreftoren bel &eidcnbeodna.
niiicu.
IIc Observation-Disclosures bel
0eneu t3aiolin qebrauht miro.
Sic Hepuratllrmogcn Der 1cIc.
Qhon @cicllihoIten, StroBcnbabnen
mo an0crcr 0iientIidDer 3icnltQcicu.
idloitcu
Die Wtoctormaacn fir notbmcnoiqc
Observation-Disclosures 1T lanolid)en Sc,
aenoen no Ole Ncioroerung ourd)
Gaupi ooer Glcftri3itdt nidt I'll cr-
IanQgn 1T.
8cnH oild III Der obiacn 9lioro-
mUQ Die Stooten mNtIih unm Wiiiii-
nppi nidt oircft aulleiorocrt mcr0en
oo@ &crguitnlnq@l0arsu an 5onutu.
Qcn IN t5ololiniohr}cQcn cin3uitcI
len, 70 iiu0 ilc nid1t20cituucnider 0of
Qcbalicn Dem Neilplclc Der 0itlidlcn
1taotcu 3u ioIgru, lplc ipc}ieue Gcs
pc1d}ca uou 2Halhjnaton an0rutcn. IS
mare !, Y nidlt aonj rjhtlg, mcnu III
It EniI ooa 6abrcn pcrbotcn uno
in Y}lnnccpolIa trlmIbt icm Ioutc,
neil crltercs ar 0ieicr @ejtc lm0 lcb-
tsrca an jcuer 5cite bouD Nluiic Iicat.
HHd hit III Ncirodt 3u }icben, oab
Is feIH NcIchI, lonoaru mr. clu (Se.
iudl }lnt }mcdc Der c5aioljncrlpornib
IT, oos ale uttcritiitcn iouten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
Ilir grferabnrerr }Irr1e.

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fCht Der 1e3enDdytj9en Feter56urger
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3ielIes Organ irQenDeiner partei be-
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groBer mar. ems Nuitoqe pon 120,s
900 Gremplaren. pdbreno Is W{itte
mai nur 100000 lparsn. gln 3lpeis
ter SteIIe itebt Warim 8ortis 8lutt
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@tempIaren, 9lls lebte ner politis
ihen 3eitunQen 1T Der io3ialbemos
tratiih mnrimdIiitiihe nNopii
2utid" nit tlum 5000 Nbonnenten
Su nennen.
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5uerIt bic nBeiderniio Oqni" nit
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lebbcft 3u9unIten Der Gutente I1rcibt.
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bcioen lebtaen0nnten b,3raqen je -
bis 1900. Dos oBetId:rneie
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gcipyoten peutidiciuoIth IS Qibt
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morjmarTtiiten C9ojihtIoiG) 3ei
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unb om 6ero cer marimaliitiIAcn
llmtpd3ung oie @clIhsIpiti bcute 70
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