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Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
More Bonds and
 Less Blood

During the first year of the war the taking of a German trench cost end less lives. The fields of France were soaked with the blood of French and British soldiers.
 Last week wounded officer ill New York described his part in Haig's ad- vance. His regiment took a German trench without losing single life. The German trench was demolished.
 These are simple facts. Yet they are facts which go straight to the hearts of the men and women of the United States whose boys are going into the trenches during the next few months. These facts do not constitute an appeal. They simply express the deepest, strongest, most lasting emotion of the human heart-the love of sons and husbands and brothers.
 The bravery of men, the offer of their llves-ls the great glory of manhood to-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
POSTAL CARD GIVES
 COMFORT ID SISTER

4 postal card brought relief tho other day to a Phoenix woman. Mrs. Samuel Treat, of South Twenty-first avenue. It was from her brother, James Flannery. in France. The day before she had seen that name in a casualty list. among the dead. The next day came the card in forming her that he was alive, well and 1. happy.
 James Flannery, who had for long time been employed at Foley's Iron Works. went to Canada and joined
 Princess Pats Own." That was not
 he original regiment for that organ. zation was practically wiped out at the 1lrst battle of Ypres, though that is not the reason that the Tommies call that town "Wipers.'
 Another brother of Mrs. Treat en- tered the American service.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
FAIR WARNING
(Warheit, auf DeutscI

(Warhet, auf Deutsch) Said Uncle Sam to Deutschland i've a crow to pick with you; Because you did not keep your promised word When your Kaiser cut caper- Called his treaties scraps O paper It was time for Uncle Sam to take the sword.' Of course we were not ready For we all were workn' steady, At plantin'. building doin useful things, But 1 sailed into the swimmin' And I'd like to kill wagon load O kings. For your history convinces That your many kings and princes Brought all this shame and sorrow to the earth; But your royal aggregation Cannot fight the Yankee nation For we prove and try our leaders by their worth. I want to tell you William; I've done miracles before In wipn' out autocracy and such. If it takes me one year or ten, And five million fightn' men, m a goin to free your victims from your clutch
 EDGAR KENNISON.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
THE CALL OF UNCLE SAM

fBy G. NJ. Willard) Come out with your bank books and
 stockings,
 The Liberty Loan has begun. Today you are sending 8 message To Prussian, to Turk and to Hun. Democracy versus Autocracy. Today you are sending a message. Democracy versus autoeracy, And one or the other must die. Your neighoor has loaned me a sol-
 dier.
 Who fights like the devil, I'm told. You will feel no disgrace when you look
 in his face.
 If but freely you put up your gold. Come, buy all you can without hurting. Then again and again,-'tili you
 bleed. The kaiser is dreading your answer, In this, the worlds hour of need Come, peep with me into the trenches. Where heroes are fighting in mud; Not one there but who is subscribing And paying his dues with his blood. When our armies at last are trium-
 phant,
 And the Turk and the Kun put to
 rout; When our boys get back home from the
 trenches,
 Then the stacker" had better hide
 out. Then dig down deep into your pocket: This war that is on is your own Dis down to the bottom, go over the
 top"
 For this, the Third Liberty Loan.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
The Wisdom of Mr. Gomners

Samuel Gompers. the recognized head of organ- zed labor in America has proved not only his patriot ism but at the some time. his wisdom ant his loya. Co the cause If labor by repudiating and rebrr the proposal of the Pacific coast unions to strike in protest against the execution of Mooney.
 Tho pSoposal he tells workingmen is violative of their obligations it is therefore contrary to their own interests the effect of the strike would be the
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

Although men are accused for not knowing their own weaknesses, yet perhaps as few know their own strength. It is in men as in soils, where sometimes there is vein of gold which the owner knows not Of.
 Jonathan Swift.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

effect of against the government and' more over it would contribute to the defeat of the very object it would be instituted to accomplish
 MT. Gompers is in sympathy with that opJect' lie has denounced the trial of Mooney as unfair Tn the name of organized labor he has protested against It, bu, his protest whether he is right or wrong IS sueh as any American citizen has right to make.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

Donald Dunbar, Webb Griffen, c. Y. Gulley and w. W. Lawhon. MT. Dun bar will act as treasurer of the con- mittee.
 The committee proposes to take the boys going away next Friday in hand at o'clock for an entertainment at the city hall plaza. George Stoneman and others will speak. The men going away will be sworn in by the local board at o'clock Friday afternoon. They will bs escorted to the train, leaving at 5.3O o'clock, by the con- mittee and police reserves. Here lunches will be presented the boys by the Red Cross.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

This space patriotically con- tributed to the Liberty Loan
 Committee in behalf of the Phoe- nix Rotary Club by Rotarians w. c. Button, H. L. Stevenson, W. w. Edwards, Jas. M. Stewart
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
The Scales of God
Written by Edwin A. Grozier of Boston, Nephew of
 Mrs. G. w. Given of 600 North Second Avenue)

 Mrs, G. w. Given of 500 North Second Avenue) The ancient world is stricken, And the leading nations feel The agones that follow The ruthless rain of steel. But far across the waters Come the legions of the free, In the holy cause of justice, And to save humanity.
 Chorus: You can hear the loud hosannas From out of the rescued sod; And the Right shall hold the balance In the Sacred Scales of God. The dawn at last is breaking, And the war-worn people see The vision of the blessed peace That comes of victory. For the new worlds fearless giant Is speeding to the shore To curb and bind and oYerwhelm The monster evermore.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
CH|SHOLM'S TRIAL
 |S sET FUR JUNE [

c. L. Chisholm, charged with mur- der, pleaded not guilty before Judge Stanford in the superior court yester- day and his trial was set for June 3.
 Antonio Comacho was shot March 14 near Peoria. following conversation between him and Chisholm concerning a spot upon which the Mexican should pitch his tent. Comacho died at St, Joseph's hospital several days later.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
A POPULAR TALE

What are you reading?" "A tale of buried treasure Wasting your time on fction?" No This is expert advice on how to plant potatoes. Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
COMM |TTEE WILL
 PLAN SEND-OFF

A. A. Betts has been reelected meroe committee to entertain drafted men leaving for the camps, and serv- ing with him on the committee are
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID, to The Republican and dispose of, or get what you want.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

Dr.. Emil vandervelde, Belgian rnunitions minister. Is one of the foremost of international socialists and the only social democrat who is still member of one of the ally cabinets. Dr. Vandervelde was an ally envoy to Russia at the time of the Kerensky administration.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26

Ser @apit fat beidlpien, bag sro'
BE l1nternebmen Ser Serltennng Ell
neg ginbeitsfate6ismus fir Die ia.
tbolii9e @elt auf unbeitimmte 3eit
81 peridieben. Sc 1teB ii9 ou9 obne
6ieie MeIbnng ertparten, bob Elm I'm
ternebmen bon folder 8eoeutung nno
Erogtpeite, tpie sic @eritelung zines
ginbeitsfotedism1s fir sic gan5e
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hen6e @rfnn6ignnger1 e%rfor6ern Mir
Sc. @os idon in einem2an6e nniber=
min6li6 idetnenoe @@>pierigfeiter
lot, miro qetpiB ni6t IN fnr5er 3eit
un6 obne Betbilfe bieler Saftoren
auf sic 8elt o1sge6ebnt meroen toni
mem. Die @erbdltniiie un6 8eonrfnii~
ie in Sen ein5elnen 2dnoern itno per<
idieoen, nn6 Sic Meinnngen nno
Munlde nod biel mebr.
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KinSereae.
Mad @eihuadlteu.

Das id0re, berrlide @eibna&ts-
felt nit ieinem &er5enibimmer, lei
ner itinen Greu6e unb ieinem lauten
eSlbel Iiegt binter un5. SIZE meiiten
bon @lb lieber1 &in6ern baben iidy
i'm @rei1e Der Sbrigen Iber ben bon
treuer @lternltebe oufgepubteng briit.
baum nnb iiber Die @aben bes gbriit.
fin69ens gefreut, bei9auen fr0bliden
Ser5er,s sic biibiden Soden miner
bon neuem, unb @iner 5eigt Dem &n-
6erer, tpas linn gum Weibna9tsfeit
belbert tpor6en lit.
@ieueidt baben audi mande bon
gu6 6en Bapa, sic Muma, 6ie &C.
1dmilter o6er an6ere ibnen beion6ers
befreunbete ger1onen nit elmer @abe
iiberroi6t, un6 10 nibt nur bobe
Sreu6e iiber 6os Nebmen, ion6ern
nod gr0Bere iiber 6as @eben empfun=
6en.
DaS @eibnodtsfeit lit ELM Ge1t Ser
2iebe un6 Ser Sreu6e> l1n6 @u9, ltebe
&in6er, 6enen an 6ieiem berrliben
6e1te 70 biel 2iebe erpteien un6 10
bobe 6reu6e berettet mur6e, itebt eS
6aber mobI an, @u@ gureft @ltern
6o6ur6 bon gan5em @er5en 6anfbar
511 ertpeiien, 6aB Sbr ibnen binfort
MIR 6reu6e madt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26
Gin Sein> ~es ean3em
GamScs.

8ielfab berri6t no9 I'M @olfe Die
altberqebradte Mnit6t Dor, 6aB BET
BEN meiiten @pioemten sic etntretenoe
Winter5eit nit ibren itarfen Srolten
ste ermiini6te grl0iung 5u bringen
imltan6e lit. Sbglei9 ein &ern bon
Wobrbeit 6artn iteden mag 10 lit oes=
m5egen nit eintreten0em, lelb1t
1ebr grimmigem @inter fet11esmegS
Sic @efobr 6es Meuausbru6es Der
lelben @eu6e geboben. DaB Mtfro=
organismen fa1t ME cine unter oen
@efrierpunft fauen6e Semperotur
iiberleben f0nnen, lit mobl f%eltlteben=
Sc Eat1o6e, eben1o, 6aB nit entire
ten6em Sroit Die Mnltedungsgefabr
a1Berbalb ser menidliden 8ebou=
lunger foit gdn5lid Der dtpi11oer1
noq. geidt min6er tper6en aber 6te
@ronfbeitseerreger in Sen 8obnban=
fern, mo- Snfluen5afranfe gelegen b.
ben un6 sic ni6t 6esinfi5iert tporen,
ferner in bieIen &ranfenbduiern uim.
geniigen0 marmen urter19lnpf TIM
Sen tint INNER tpte6er nit erneuter
@ratt berbor5ltbreden.
DoB ou9 nnier 2an6 nit 6ieier
M0gli6feit rednen ml1B, tit pabrero
ser Tag1ng Ser in Ser berflolienen
ISOLDE in Chicago obgeboltenen @ere=
understanding BEG omerifoni19en
&ereins fir 6ffentlides @ei %unobeits=
me1en be- timmt o11sgeiproden NOR
Sen. l1eber 800 Mer5te, @einn6beits<
beomte, me6i8tniide Ml1toritaten ons
inherent 2an6e nn6 &a1aoa baben
6os @ebiet ser sssrfluen5aepioemie
3um Sorptpnnfte ibrer 8erhonolun=
gen qemodt un6 ith ialieBli6 ge=
iteben miiien, 6oB Sic @rgrin6rng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26
planten Aneriff amf
DQrts.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
December 10, 1918, Is required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
80 Baris, 10. Seq. - Snforma=
tionen iiber einen Rlan Der Deut=
i6en iiber einen ent1ebliden Mngriff
2nftongriff ouf Nuris meroen bente
I'M 6igoro o%bge0rudt. Ser 3med,
i6reibt sic 3eitung, tpar, 35 Meropla=
ne iiber 3aris 8u idifen, 6ie 5000
6e1erbombe11, 0eren demiide 3ulam<
men1eb1tr1g 0erart lit, 6aB 6oranfge=
ihiittetes @o11er MIR Sic 6lamme1
nod entfa6en tpiir6e, perfe iouten:
gine ,5tpeite S6tpo6ron bon IS
6liegern ioute folgen, Sic gem0bnlt=
DIE 8omben o11f sic Geuermebrmann=
1haften un6 .ouf Sic bonn Sener be-
1eudteten Mnimnmlunget1 abtperfe11
1ollten.
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6~rnnSeieentnt1ts>
M~ebertraomneen,

Minnie 6. Barnard ct al an gne
6. 8angburn, Got 6 un6 Sell bon So,
5, 8lof 81, @auf Centre $1.OO.
Sobn 9. @ullipan ct Ut an Bete,
Spaniol, Sell bon Got 8, 8Iod ID
Bi1ion Surbep, ct. CLOUD, 1886
&enrp 5ieben un6 @emoblin at
Sacob @ieben, 2ots 1 un6 2, 8Iod
5, Eotpnitte @Irofa $50.
Martin S. 8nrfe ct al an Store
@c@a66en, Got 1, 2 8Iof 80, @rea,
Nortbern M66., Melroie, $50.
g. .. 9alporion unb Grau an s
g. Skinner, Mor6meitN, 5ii6meitA
Seft. %, 124, IS, 81.
CHARLES McSbatton an &euber
8lau, Mor6h, @I6meltH> Set. 10
121, 29, $4,000.
George %. Mc9eeal nn6 Grou at
Sarteu 8ros. So. Got 1, @ett. s
1885, %, $1150.
s. 6. @ampben ct nr an Sron1
&ruga 2ots 1 un6 2, 8lof 10, 8. S
&osfamps M66., Melroie $500.
Soiepb Mngelbed an Sen. &innen,
fomp Nor6oitN, Mor6mefN, 5eft
20, 1876, 33, $4,000.
Mi6ueI S. god un6 6rau an Sesobr
Sfolnaf, 2ot 20. 8Iod 6, SDn6icot'
M66., ct. @Iou6, $75.
Eberelta Meeier an 6ronces so
S6mi6, 2ots g. 9, 8lod 94> 2oprp;
$780, ct. @lou6, $1,000.
Sbomas sos un6 Grou an Stein
bar6 sos, 0it1h, MoromeitN Uni
Off, @or6meitA, Sii6meif ii Sill
oit72, Seft, !, 1926, 81, $4,000.
| 6. 9. @dtpob Unto 8ra1 on @or
! tin griabec> Got 2, 8lod 49, Ho1
Harf Hloce, ct. @lou6, $175.00.
6ranf &ammer 1tn6 Trau an SIT
tieus 81. @1ptin, 2ots 5, 6, z, 8, II
| 12, Is, Ia, 81of 6, Sorten $500
saul g. Dobts nn6 6ro1t an Sob1
9obts ST.. @ii61h, Si6oltA, 5ii6oj
II, 5eft. 29, 1875, 30, $500.
Carl S9onbar6t un6 8ran an sc
org @oit nn6 8rau, Got T. 8lod 5
@reentpal6 $4,000.
George 8iebauier nn6 Grou al
8artbol M11Dres, 2ot 6, 8Iod 1, 8a'
& &ermon's 800. &oI6ingfor6
$4,000.
Sobn Bbi1ipief nn6 Sro11 an So
iepb $. Bbilipief, 2ots 5, 6, 8lot
4, &ol6ing $4,000.
Mi6aeI s. 3pad an Otto s
5tein, 0it1a, @or6oitA, Nor6oitH
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geft. Z. 1926, 30, $1,000.

@eft. z, 1876 80, $1,000.
81. 81. Gtti9 un6 Grau an 3a@a,
fias 5ura, Nor6mei IT'D, 'Su6tpeitA,
Seft. IS, 1877, 80, <$2100.
&i9ar6ion @oloing 60. an 46am
8ilig, 2ots 1, 2, 8lof IL, Heii6ence
Barf, ct. @lo1l6, 1878.
&enrp 6. Meper uno Srau an Stu,
boIf Belrotpib, Cots 9, 10, 8lod 36,
8aite 8arf $3.50.
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Bbilipp @eblan6, @i6oitA, Nor6off
ii un6 an6eres 2on6, Get. z, 1872,
80, $4,000.
emma gbriitianfon an Beter 90.
@n6erion, Got 13, 8lof Z, Belgrade
$4,000.
Sobn &eim un6 Srm1 an Motbios
&o5el, Nor6mefN, @u6oltH, @eft.
Sc, 1876, 80, $4,000. Z
@iqiom Mbe4 un6 Grou an GU
itobe N1tfe, Got g. 8lod So, Mple's
11t6 CHARLES M66., Melroie, $1340.
ultabe Bnbfe an George @eiie1l
Got 2, 8lod So, &Der's un6 @larfs
M66., Melroie, $1340.
6. 6. @90ner un6 Srau an &enrD
Stun6ebed, Nor6 Is Slider, Norbmei
-, Mor6oitA, nn6 Nor6ofN ,Nor6=
metN nn6 @or6 20 Mder Su01a,
Nor6tpeltA seft. 90, 1876 SO,
$6375.
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M1eency<Km
INT Gnolan>.:

SEEM Oorf, IA. Seq. - 9ie Sc
tperfi6aften IN @lasgom,. tpel6e
100,0 900 ibottiide union=9lrbeiter re-
prGientieren, boben &eiolutioner on=
genommen, in benen Elm 1euer Bro=
5eB fir Ebomas S. Moot1eD o6er lei,
ne %Ioforttge Greilaiiung berlangt
miro, mie Dem Seem Dorfer &on5il
Ser Mrbeiter : neutrality-suspicious.
bon Son Sroncisco ouf 6em &abel=
tpege gemel6et miro.
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Die a~tfterieaniihen N1Mt'
ter.

SeIIeH5 Oe5 HII ueHL 9uItuel9uta
partement berbunoenen 3eniusbus
real1s iin6 interiiante 3uiammen=
itellungen gemabt tpor6en iiber oie
@eburten unb Eobesfdue in unierem
2onoe. Sntereliant un6 lebrrei@
5uglei6. Dieie 3uiammeniteQungen
entbalten bns @rgebnis bon @rbez
bungen, Sic in SEN feds N%el1englano-
ltooten uno in SEEM Sort, &enniDl'
banier, Morplan6, Mibigan, Winnes
Iotu uno oem Diltrift columbia per=
o%nItoltet tp11rben. 9as grbebungs=
gebiet umfoBt run0 oreiunooreiBig
@iqionen ginmobner, alio ungefabr
5meil1n66reiBig Yro5et1t Ser @eiolnt=
bepolferung 6es onnoes. Sn oielen1
Bebiet mur6en im Sabre 1916 I'M
gan5en StS,893 1ebenoe &inoer &C.
boren, mas elmer @ebnrtsrate bon
24,S pro Souleno gleidfommt. Sn
6emlelben @ebiet ltarben in oe11?el=
ben SATIRE 4S6,682 Nerionen o6er
14,7 pro Sauieno. Ser ueber1duB
ser acknowledgement iiber sic @eltorz
benen belief it9 alio auf 332,211,
uno fir 6os ga115e 2ano uuroe 6os
unter 8orauSieBung Ser glei6en Ser
baltniiie einen @eburtenilberi9uB
bon runo ether Miuion e%rgeben.
@inter Ser @eburtsrQte oes Sabres
1915 blieb sic bon Sabre 1916 ettDds
51triid, un6 Die Eo0esrate oeS Sabres
1916 mar ettpas gr0ber als 0ie bonn
Sabre 1915. 9ementlpre6eno uar
audi ser @eburteniiberi6uB gertnger.
Mn lt6 lit ser &ufgang ni6t groB 3,
ober ct miro bebeutungspou 6a6ur6,
0aB eS ii9 ni6t 11m eine 5ufauige
gri@einung 6ieies einen Sabres ban=
6elt, lonoern uni cine @ri6einung, ote
man felt Sobren beoba6tet bat nno
sic 6esbalb mebr 8eadtung perotent
ols ibr I'M aagemeinen gel6ent miro.
Sic bel Sen lesten 3eniusaufnabmen
sic bon 1900 un6 1910, boben eine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON einl1os
apan5iq Bro5ent ergeber1. Inter Der
@orouSiebung, oaB Ser fir 6aS Sabr
1916 ermittelte @eburtenuberl9uB
big 5rm Sabre 1920 unperminoert
bleibt, mas na9 BEN @rfabrungen Der
lebten Sabre iebr' unmabri6einli9 lit.
1piir6e iid fir oas laufen6e Sabr5ebnt
cine natMrli6e Beb0lferungs5nnobme
BON 5ebn Hro5ent ergeben, bag 1tno
elf Bro5ent peniger als fir Die be10en
SsSabr5ebnte 1S90-1900 uno 1900:
1910 ern1ittelt tpnr0en.
9ieje Elf Bro3ent miiBten 0ur6 Die
ginpanoerung aufgebra6t meroen,
menn sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
bei0en fruberen Sabr5ebnte auf re6t
erbalten meroen loute. 8as 1nfolge
Ser geringen @inpun6erung Der leb=
ten SATIRE iebr unmabrl6einli@ 1T.
Cine natiirli6e Bep0lferungS5unob=
me bon 5ebn Hro3ent IN 5ebn Sabren
lit ni6t Diel. l1n6 es ionte nibt: nberz
1eben meroen, baB oud 6ie notnrltbe
s5unabme meientlt6 BON
Ser @intpnn6erung. aufredt %erbalten
miro; 6enn aus oen @rbebnngen Des
enlusbureous ergibt lib, oab Die
einqepanoerten Meiitter gan5 erbeb>
lid mebr CUR natirli@en Bep0lfer=
unqspermebrung beitragen ols 01e
bier d%eborenen.
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St. Beneoict's
Acaoemp
ct. Soiepb, stear1is IT,, M'nn.

Cine ser beiten Mnitalten CUR bDbe'
rcn S6dtereraiebatns int gan5en
Norb,peiten. 11nterridtet in Seutider,
engliIder nnb fran50fider 5prade,
Stel1ugrapbie, SDpeauriting, 8ud-
iHbren, Mmiif, Malen, &odem mno
iueiblide GRANDDAUGHTER. Frtbatstme
mer, nit alien muberuem 8eauemltd'
feiten amsgeitattet, iteben ben 3Ds'
linsen 5mr @erfiigmng. Mit obteem
Snititnte lit cine sd)1le fir &nabeu
opn 6 bis IL Sabren berbnnben. @e.
gen Maberem >penbe man i1d dn
Sitter Direetreb, q. =. 3.
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9as alte Sahr.

J(un III q QlIe SQDr DQIO 1D1eOer
boriiber nn6 ein nenes itebt Dor Der
Siire. SIT hns etpas 8efonoeres?
Die Meni9en tpiini6en ii6 @lud un6
5egen, nr6 bon iebt ab 16reibt man
cine 3iffer on6ers 1T ser Sabres5ab1.
ga f0nnte Giner i6on fragen: SIT
6os etpos @%eion6eres? Sic Come
eetabe 10 tpte int often, 1ttt6 Die Soge
nit tt1bret M16ten fttb bi%erunb5tpatt<
3iq St1n6ett long; ouf Ben Minter
miro ser Sriibling folgen, bonn Der
CONNER, Damn Ser Serbit. go bleibt
Mnes beim often int &reislmfe Ser
geotnr, nn6 ser @euiabrstag lit etn
Sag mie onbere ou6.
Dennoh bringt Ser Meniabrstag
man6erIei @e6onfen nit ii9, tpenn
@iner iiberbo11pt gelernt bat, nad5n=
6enfen. Sos alte Sabr iit boriiber -
mas Iieat nibt oGes in 6en menigen
@orten! @iepiel G9ones 1T boriiber=
gegongen! Gent MIR an al Sic 8ln=
men, sic gebliibt an al sic 80ge1, 6ie
geinngen baben! Denf n1r an oen
Sonneni9ein nn6 an Dein 2a9en in
6en berfIoiienen Sagen! @ie tpenig
@ei ton6 fat 6ob 6os 560ne in Die
ien1 2eben, nn6 tpie nngliidli9 maren
mir, tpe11r mir nidts 8eiieres batten!
Mber u116 6as 80ie nn6 Eraurige 1T
boriiber, @dmer5 nn6 Gorge nn6
2ei6; Sic 6unflen 6tun6en nit ibrer
Hlage fin6 ol16 b%ergongen. sos tit
Ser Trolt in onem gr6enlei6: es
ninmt bal6 Elm @116e. 9arrm lo11en
mir ni6t ber5agen, ionoern geonloig
marten. !.
Mber lit es mobr, baB Mues bors
iber lit, mas in 6em nlten Sabre ge<
i6eben lit? 0ie 8lume mag %berfpelft
un6 6as 8ogellieo berbaut 1ein> in
9einer grinnerung leben lie nod
fort. @ienei6t bot Die 81ume nit III
rent Bliiben eine Srndt getrieben, bic
I'M re1en Sabre feinen nno pa61en
miro. Sos gilt nod mebr bon Dei-
1em 2eben, 6os lit nt6t b%onltan6ig
bergongen! @ie1ei6t balt 9u mani
DIES 8ort bergeIien, 6as gu geipro=
Gen bolt biellei6t au6 man6e Sat,
sic gu getan bait; aber Ser ltebe
@ott bot Tie nibt bergeiien. M1e9eine
@erfe nn6. @orte rr6 @e6anfen 1e-
ben fort in emiger @%rinnerung> 6a-
nit Tie 6ereinlt Dor @eri6t gefor6ert
tper6en. un6 tpen11 sic &lnme 6ruat
bringt, 10 tu1 es a1t9 9eine Werfe
uno Worte nn6 @e6onfen; iie baben
irgen6eine, tpenn audi MIR unidein-
bore SoIge gebabt. sic iin6 @aoten
geueI EN-, sic feimen nr6 aufgeben II.
Sr11ht bringen nad ibrer Mrt, quite
o6er b0ie.
Scum lteb' einmol, piebiel mir aus
6em often Sabre nit hiniibernebmen
ins nere! @oriber, iogt mon, lit 6os
oIte ssabr nit M1em, pas 5n linn ge=
b0rte, in @irflidfeit ober lit nidts
bonitdnoig boriiber. Sos Cute lit uns
au einem Sliigel getpor6en, Der uns
tpeitertrGgt iiber @eriu@ungen un6
@efabren, 6as 80ie aber. 5n elmer
Settle, sic nns ont GnBe na6i61eift
un6 nnieren S9rtt bernmt.
&eoenf es tpobI, mein Sinh! &e6e
un6 ,bon6Ie ni9t lei@tiinnig IN 6en
Sag binein, als penn. Ser Wino es
pertpebte. %l1eberlege, mas Dn iagit,
un6 ertpGge, mas 91 tuit, brittle
lelblt sic @e6anfen, ebe Du 9i9 nit
linen einlGiieif; 6enn a1es 6ies gebt
Sir no@. sc gebt Sir nod bonn al
ten Sabre ing 1eue, nn0 es miro Sir
nadgeben bonn 9eben in Sic @migfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26

oes Musi6nfes, oem Sic gorlage
iibertpieien mur6e, iie zines frteolt-
den Eooes lterben gu laiien.
Si9erli6 ionte Die Innabme Der
gorlage befdmpft meroen. Mae
6reunoe ser gr5iebungs.Sretbeit loQ-
ten iid in oieiem Gimme an lire Ser
treter inn &ongreB tpenoen.
8. ct. 6es 3. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26
Gin Genie mft> Geinn>>
~beitsamfbaner.

8eleitigt biefen tparnenben @uiten poer
grfldtlng NIT galcerbs Calcium So
bletten). @ie geben Stdrfe, Inn &ranfz
beiten Srob 5u bteten. SOC 56a9teln IN
Mpotbefen ober bonn
Gdmar 9abpratprp, 8btlabelpbia
Sertener bon @dman's Mteratiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26

@poiepelfs @erlangen, baf bic
8ereinigten Gtoaten england S6lep=
pentr4geroienite leiiten ionen, iett
ouen ieinen unparteiiiden Meuber'
ungen sic &rone ouf. @eiitigeS Sieh=
tum sic ein5ige gntidul6igung.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-13
FIGHT EXPECTED ON THE NEW
DRAFT PLAN

Washington. April ia fight over
the administrations plan to base Sc
lective draft quotas on the number Of
men in class 1 rather than on popula-
ton, as is done at present was immi-
nent in the House today in the calling
up of the Senate resolution providing
for the change. Efforts to reach a
unanimous agreement in the House
Military Committee failed recently,
and members decided to thresh out
the differences on the floor. Repre-
sentative Dent, of Alabama, chairman
of the committee, and a majority of
the members agreed to the admins
tration plan while minority, led by
Representative Shallenberger, of Ne
braska, maintained that the quota
should be based on the number of
registrants in all classes, and also
that credit should be given for draft
eligibles who have enlisted. 1t is un-
derstood that Provost Marshal Gener-
al Crowder does not object to the
credit feature, but he has insisted that
the quota should be based on the num-
Der Of men in class 1.