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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
FIRST,
THEN PLEASURE
200 American Soldiers With
Passes Stay at Line of
Battle and Fight.

PARIS. Nov. g. Gen. Mangin's
army was engaged in the most ter
rife battle of the war; for three
days no progress could be made
against the desperate resistance Of
the Prussian guards and the Ba-
varian shock troops In the vicinity
OF Coucy-le-Chateaeu and on the
edges Of the Saint Gobain forest the
battle ragged. German counter at
tacks had driven back the attacking
Franco-American army at various
points.
A division OF the American army
after three weeks of stubborn fight
ing had just been relieved and rest
ed in comparative safety behind the
Ailette river. Two hundred Of the
American soldiers proudly exhibited
passes emitting them TO 10 days
leave in Paris and otherwhere to
the rear
At 4 in the morning the alert"
was sounded. A violent German
counter attack had just been launch
ed threatening the allied positions
north of the Ailette. The division
was 10 return TO the firing line at
once.
AS they mustered out, heavy with
sleep, the officers told the boys that
those in possession of passes for the
rear might remain behind. They
could take advantage of the brief
furlough.
Not one man remained behind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
Prisoners of Huns
international News Service

international News Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Names
Of the following American soldiers
who are prisoners in Germany were
announced today BY the war de-
partment:
RASTATT. serg't Fred selauer.
Astoria. " Y; Cpls. Robert Ken
ney. Niagara Falls. y. Y; Samuel
Fuchs, Columbus. Ohio; John II.
Nixon. Empire, Ohio. Privates
James W Maroney. Niagara Falls, y.
Y; Hugh A Trask. Mexican. Pa (;
Charles Marcavage. St Claire. Pa;
Stewart McCallister. MELVILLE, Pa;
Edwin barnes. Erie. Pa: John r
Parrish, Foss. Okla; James Robert
Thomas. Lebanon. Ky. Frank
Szoszorek. Erie. Pa: John Ray
mond Beecher, Neville, Pa;
George Schneider, Buffalo. y. Y;
Frank Corrulio. Carthage. y. Y;
Melvin Schoonmaker. Wawarsing,
y. Y; Tom Tesla, Norwich. y. Y;
Chester VI. Taft. Buffalo. y. Y; Jo-
seph Moore, Danridge, Tenn; Ed
ward NJ. Ames. Rochester. y. y;
Leonard L. Lamphorn, Whitehall.
y. Y; Claude L. Williams. Hector.
y. Y; Lory L. Price, Marion, Ill;
John A McCole, Buffalo. y. Y: OIL
lie Carter, Gadsden. Ala; Sylvester
J. Clements, Geneva. Ala; Clement
!. Gamling, Boxley, Ohio; Charles
+. Sergeant, South Broadway,
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH,
CAMP UNKNOWN: Cpls. Murray
Sanders, Albany. y. Y; Wallace D.
Kennedy Langsville, Ohio. Pvts.
Arthur Edwards, Feltonville. Ala. (;
Leroy B. Fairies, Albany, n. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
HE'S "PRUSSIAN AND
PROUD OF IT.; ONLY
HIS AGE SAVES HIM
international News Service:

international News Service.
PALMYRA. y. Y. Nov. 81 am
a lieutenant in the Prussian army
and proud of IT," shouted Hans
Giese, 60 years old, to a mob in
front of his home yesterday after
noon. II have never done anything
to injure this country or the people
IN it. 1 have obeyed the law. Shoot
me or hang me if you will. 1 am
here"
An American flag was showed in
TO the old mans hand.
Wave it," someone shouted. He
did.
Kiss it," ordered a discharged
soldier from Camp Dix. The old man
did.
Giese was in danger Of bodily
harm when Fred Rowley, village
president. nailed an American flag
on the door Of the house and ap-
pealed to the mob to respect II.
Guards were later placed at the
house to protect Giese, who is re-
ported to have portraits of the
kaiser. Won Hindenburg, Bismarck
and other Germans en- the walls in
his house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10

Amateur kodak finishing by an ex-
pert workman, at Schilling's.
Advt. 9453-10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
Almost Every Human Ailment
Is Directly Traceable to I'm
purities In the Blood.

You can not overesti.nate the i'm
pOrtance OF keeping the blood free
Of impurities. When you realize that
the heart is constantly pumping this
vital fluid to all parts of the body
you can easily see that any impur-
ity in the blood will cause serious
complications.
Any slight disorder or impurity
that creeps into the blood is a
source Of danger, for every vital
organ Of the body depends upon the
blood supply TO properly perform
it's functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result Of a bad
condition Of tse blood. Among the
most serious are Rheumatism, with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
WHEAT FIELDS
TAKEN FROM GERMANS

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY II
FRANCE.-Two million bushels or
wheat, which the German army in
tended 10 send across the Rhine. is
being garnered along the battle
front by the harvesting battalions Of
the French army From the land
wrested from the Teutons since the
middle Of July 100000 bushels al
ready have been gathered. and half
a million more remain 10 be cut
Furthermore, each backward step
by the invaders adds 20 the wheat
acreage which will feed the fighters
OF France this winter.
AS the tanks and the infantry bat
ter tehir way onward the artillery
comes up behind them. and with
the guns come the reapers. Along
side positions where the French
cannon were hurting death into the
enemy's ranks IN the battles OF the
Avre, Aisne and Disc, American har-
vesters were hard at work
Around Montdidier where grain
fields were part of the battle ground.
self binders were gathering a rich
harvest. Where the big machines
could not reach the grain because Of
wire entanglements, shell holes and
trenches. soldiers armed with
scythes and sickles cut the stalks
and recovered every kernel that
could be saved
North of the Aisne the advancing
French found acres where the Ger
mans had worked hard TO reap the
wheat they had sown, but had found
that time TO short. East Of the
Avre. near Moreuil, the poilus found
a threshing machine almost intact
evidence that the harvesting had
been carried on almost up TO the
last minute All the other farm i'm
plements had been taken away or
destroyed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
FOR PATRIOTIC WOMEN.

The new books on Food Conserva-
ton approved by the government
have arrived at the NEWS-TIMES
office. These books with many war
time receipts are being offered at
the Office for 25 cents
The books will be delivered to any
address. Phone for one.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
FIX JERSEY TROOPS STATUS,
REID snd Coast ARTILLERY SIN IN
state service.

TRENTON y. g.. April 2j.-A.t g.
Ge.. Gilkyson to-day notified comrl sgd.
'as o:f'ce.5 OF the "a Regiment. lrc,I
Artillery. and the third and f5urtl core
p%1u!e,. Coast Artillery Corps, mat
their examinations we're not affected by
tie proclamation that fsderallsed c'lc-
National Guard units. and mat they a-e
sti;l e. tle service Of tlo state. Tie
status o, tho troops was fixed In a
message Rom tAe Acting Secretary OF
War.
The organizations were tot recos-
niEod b. tho Government ~. NatIora.
units 81 the time OF the procia.
nation last August. The statement says
that organizations formed since then
Will rot Je drafted into the Fedora.
az this time. ard that no as.
sufanoe can be given a. 10 when such
will be made. Members OF the
organizations viii receive deferred o'ss-
.sihcation under the Seieetive eorvlcs
The evening world., 1918-04-26
DIVORCES WE'D IN JERSEY.
wanted auiet Ceremony aud Cot
n In judges Chambers.

we just came over for q quiet we'd
ding. that's oil remarked Dr.. Robert
Eunitzer. nny-throe. OF No. $50 West
ga street. New York city. just after
he ard Mrs. Nellie J. Kahn. forty-two.
Of No $50 West i3th street. had been
welded by Judge John II. zabriskie IN
s.s court chambers at H~sckenssck. n.
} potb had boon divorced.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
Wsssas Mortgage Bankers Accused
Of blocking Farm Loans.

WARRINGTON. April ia group
20 Kansas mortgage bankers and an
Snnamed Boston financial weekly we're
attacked BY tho Federal Farm loan
Board to-day In . statement charging
.hon with circulating misleading state
ments 10 hinder the sale Of farm loan
bands.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
BlUEBEARD'S n. Y. WIFI
TO ATTACK MURDER PLANT
Seeks to Recover $500 Which She
Says Helmuth Schmidt Stole
From Her.

DETROIT. April 26.-one Of Hei-
muth sehmidt's living wives srrived
here to-day from New York to IN
to attach ene OF tho murder plants"
which che herself succeeded Ia esoap-
lnE. She IL Mrs. Emil Brown" She
left for Royal Oak shortly before
10 look at his property thore.
hoping 90 reoover equity for the
$500 which she ssys he stole from
hor.
A third living wife was believed To-
In New York to-day. Schmidt Is
said 70 have obtained ti.t00 from her.
lie appropriated $4,000 from his pres
ent wife. who. police think. VA to have
been his neHt victim.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
HOLES IN AlRPLANE WINGS.
Employee OF Cleveland conoeru
Arrested on TamgerInE Charge.

CLEVELAND. o.. April n-charCed
with drilling holes In the wings Of air
planes ready to be delivered 10 The
Government. an empioye CT . local
manufacturing company vas arrested
by Federal Agents last night and turned
over 70 tho pollcs. He will b detained
pending an investigation under the a..
rcction OF the Department Of Justico.
The defective parts would have taken
the lives OF aviators ascending with
thums according 10 cmpioyes Of the
company. The prisoner had boon on the
company's payroll ten days.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
MeAd"c Go Head esOo,OoO.Ooo was
Finance Corporation.

WARRINGTON. April 76.-Ap9uu-
men, OF our directors OF the $50. U,cp
war finance corporation. recently ere.
ated BY Congress. will be
shortly. The Secretary OF the Treasury
will bead the board.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
on
HCapes& Coats

The models best suited
20 emphasize the charm
Of their own individual
ity. Every cape inter
prets in its alluring
Grapes, smart collars and
vests, clever belts and
sashes some inimitable
feature of artistic dis
tinctlveness.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22
Bonn SoOe a%bberuien.

Entid. @iaiom 8utlhL Sr., 945
Green Ban StroBe, Itarb geitcrll
Mor9en I'M Gltcr bon AZ Sobren mad,
ldngcrer &%ranfbeit. Ger &eritorbcne
Dltr0e ON 81. Solutar 1876 III 8om.
mern geborcn uno fnm i'm 9llter pom
6 Subrcn nit ieinen Gltcrn nod ga
9roiIe. Gr mar Nlitglieo oes 3. @aro
llttterItilBltngs = Gercin3 mo oes 8.
@aro llnteritiitu1gapercinS. Die
&ittDe, 5Dei &inOcr, II reIp. 8 Sab
re alt, Die Glterr, 51pci 9riloer u1o
jlpei SdDeitern ilberlcbcn i'm. 9oa
@egrdbniB finoet Sonntng Nofmit-
tag I'm , ltbr pom @auie uno INN
bal6 3 ltbr bon ser oeutif lltbcri-
ld)cn Stride aus itatt. Yoitor @nntnl
miro antiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22
nniaus=G

elmer Roinitrom, Elm 8eidcniteI-
Ter an Der Millpuufee 8abn, miro
pieDeiht feline beioen @eine perlic-
rem imfolge zines llngliifs, oos i'm
GicnStug 9tadmittag trof. gr per-
illdte rtabe ser MiaItroBen &reu
sung pom 3ugc 3u ipringcn, Ood
ucrfingen feline aleioer iih an ser Ell
icrnen Setter oe5 Mugens, er fiel
babel inter sic R6ocr unO wltroc
iiberfnbren. Nnt iciner ~lleberfiib-
rirttg IN Elm Spitnl mltBte Die AIM
putirllng 0cs eiucn @eineS iofort Dor
qenommen lper0en, man bofft inn
oaa anoerc rettet SIT fonnen. Roin-
Itrom lit in minneapolis 3uholtie, ie-
bod inter Den bieligcn giienbnbnleu.
ten gut befunnt.
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Militdriides.
ueber i%iebenbnnoert 9iefruten in Ga
Gruhe oieuituniabig.

Bon oen 2G91 R%egiitrnnten i'll Der
Staot ga Groiie muroen 1910 in Die
critic aloiie uerieet mo limo fertig
elnem Hufe SIT ben 6obnen 81 folgen,
mo MIR t49 mItroen untauglif be-
fnnoen in irgeno elmer &eiie Dem
Haroe mtlitdriih 3t oieuen, mie 8i6-
ter 9unt, Der Sefretdr Der lofalen
Wtilitdrbeboroeo, om 9ienstag be-
FAINT CAB.
3ie uripriinglide 3obl Ser 8egi-
ltrarten mar i'm Sunni /. s. i'll Ga
GroIic 2773. Bon oieier 3abI pur.
Den bereits "a e~inge3ogen, elm Ger
tificat Duroe onnuuirt uno iiebett Cen
te irorben. 0as ma6t 5uiammen 50,
Die niht nah Dem Gueitionaire Sn
item tlaiiifi3irt muroen.
Gie 1886 Mom muroen folgenoelt
alaiIen 5ugetbeiIt: 1. &laiie 1910
Weonu, ,. &laiie t0t, 3. &lalie 1921,
4. 9lniie I'LL, uno 3. &laiie 276
0fonm.
Son oen 1910 Wann in ser erltel
3lalle ipuroen 762 f0rperlif oienIt-
tau9lif) b%efunoen; TAO rporeu I'M.
tauglih; 20 mltrocn in Die Spe5ioI.
elite Der &laiie | einaetragen, uto
SO periGllntten iih %ilberboltpt 81 mel
Den uio merhen oemnad ais 9cIer.
tcure betrohtet.
Nnfang Ipril meroen mcitere 900
@isconiincr 5l Sen SSobnen gerufen
meroen. GieIe Anfilnoigung mafr
tc in Wooiion @eneral > Aoiutant
Solpop, nod)0em cr Elm S%clegromm
aus @aihington erhaltcn hate, in
Dem %angeor0net murOe, oicles erItc
Contingent in sic Eager III Oregon
uto 8nibington 81 ienOen, General
&olluop meinte, BOP oie 2eute sum
groBtc1 She'll olts Sem noroIifen ulo
peitlihen lbeil oeS Staates orsge,
boben Der0cn miirocn ltno ga oie bier
i'm Wittelmeiten erridltcten WiIitdr-
lager fnIt bis sur 5a~iIunasfraFt ge.
fiiQt limo, bat oas &rieg9oeportomer;
lid gc5rpungen geieben, Die @iScon.
lin MonniduIten iebt nah o'm @c-
item SIT ienocn. @i5ber mrrocu ale
in &f5conlin eingemlitcrtNr iungen
2ertte noh Camp Gutter. Mih., mo
nab Camp @ront, Su., aeianOt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22

0ongrcBn1anm NCnruut crhiclt MIR
III licben @oro5 ser 5toot Mahrhei.
ten. Gr licgtc IN Ser l., g., g., TO-,
a., II. uno 10. Wuro. Nlldl in Nno.
laafa un0 in 0en Gopu5 Nanaor.
Nolluno, @urna mo @cit Salem er.
belt or fIcinc M~cbrbeitcn.
Ton ben bci0cn Icinofroten NOR
Gonlca Der bcpor3ugtcItc. Gr crbiclt
'S6 StImmcn, m0brcno Icin Seq
ncr YtcGortbp iit nit tt9 Slim.
men bcNnii1cn mus.
Niro Cs Gcnruot oScr Sbomplun ieiu?
Gbmobl bercit9 mebrrrc Soqe fcit
Der Nohl ncrQon9cn lino, lit cs bcutc
nod mlht moglid nit 9eitimmtheit
81 lager, Oh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&rnu1c Z, Senroot ODER ;&ornc5
Shomplon Der republifoniite aonoi,
Dat lctn miro, Nucm NnIhcin mad,
hot olicroingS @enropt cincn 0or.
lprlllG Don t1ehrCren taltieno Stin.
men Dor Ibonpion. Solucit Die
Helllltotc porlieQcn, hot 9enroot
tS,532 Stimmcn erholten, 3hontpion
b6.2O6 Senroot lit (bompion nlio
2326 Stlmmcu pOral2. Shonpipu9
0ompngnefilbrer bebnuptcn. oob sic
ou@ltchenoCn Wohlbcrid,te iiir ihrel,
4tdi'i1 nId)t MIR oicicu llutcrihieO
dlIHgIcld,cu lon0crn Inn alh einen
ftnlpon0lrcicn &oriprung acben ner.
Den. Sic limo intmcr nod Ser iidrc.
rem @otfmtna. hoB Gbompion, mcrn
nltd nllr init elmer gang aerinacn
Ntchrhctt. oie Termination crrinacn
miro.
&cnroot% GompoQnciilbrcr inns
ooae1cu lhrcr Sodlc iidcr lrN iolcn,
oar QcroNe Die Counties. meId,c nod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22

2egion en0oiiirte GongreB Abgeor6-
nctc 5. g. Henroot. Auh bic io5tu.
liItiidc Stimmabgobe mar cine groBe-
re ais in irilberen Sabren. IS muir
Den iiir Die cin3elHen Gauoioaten fols
gcIloe Stinumen obgegeben:
Ibompion 2674.
&enroot, 1904.
0ouis, 1856.
Mc9ortbp, tt9.
Berger, PAS.
SbompIon erhielt Ioundl mebr
Stimmen ME 2eenroot mo Gnpi5 5u.
ionmIen. GoS charlottesville in oicier
9nbl lit, ooB in einigen Iomn5
uniere3 Gountps, III 0enen in
Iriibercn &abrcn cine groBe oemofrn,
tide Mebrbeit nbgc9eben nur-
De, Elm pouitdnoiQer ltmidnprug
itnttgefun0en bot, uno oils Reiipiel
mpucu mir MIR Barre anfiihrcn.
0icie5 Conn CAB in 1916 iiir Obi
limp A. m0 fiir g8iaiorns (0emo-
frat 50 Stinmen ob, in ser &or-
lpnbI ant Gicn9tag obcr MIR ) Stint
men fiir Qopi5 un0 McGurt6p 5lt-
inmmcn, I Stimmc iiir 2enroot ullo
Sc Stimmcn fir lbompion.
Die Hbitim mnn0 i'm Gunntu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22

nift berihtet BADEN, itarf mir 2enroot
gerDdblt baden.
Ans 4oams, 9aniielo, '8lorence,
Sron, Safion, marquette uno 8ilas
Counties limo bisber nod feline BE
iultate gemeloet wor0en. 3ieie mer.
ocn nl5 StilBpr1fte 2enroots betroh
tet uno ole Glngdnge aus anOeren
norolideu Counties, no er gleiffaIl5
Itarf lit, limo unpoaitdnoig. 4uf Der
8aiis Der bis ipdt Dtittpoh eiuge.
la%ufenen Stimmcn miro iif) feline
Wtebrbeit aui 5000 belaiifen. 9os-
obere @isconiin muhte Ole in Ytil.
maufee Gountu iilr Sbompion abge.
gebene Stummcn5abl mieoer nett.
Isiir Die 0ufoe9ienotors 0omina.
ton muroen IN Wilmolfee Goiintp
5000 Stinmen abgegeben. Gon
oieien erbielt 9upies 1925, DC
Gortbp oagegen nur 1915. 5bomp.
Jon erbielt 1850 mo 2enroot 7704
Stinmen. Gie bel meitem groBte
Stimmen3nbl e~r3ieltC Tictor {. Der
ger nit 2t.t96. GbompionS Moio,
ritGt iiber 2enroot belief ii6 in Wil,
matfee Gountc auf 1856.
Der leihte Sieg, sen Der oemofra-
tide Ganoioot Soiepb 6. 0apies
iiber ieinen Mitbemcrber Or. Charles
0tcGarthp errlinge, bat, erbellt i'd
ans Ser Shntiafe odB feline Mebrbeit
uad oen porliegenoen ltnpouitdnoi,
gen 8ahlberid)ten idon 40,9t1 be-
trdgt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22

srbt, Dart.

Sier lno b Gents iiir Sic, 9tit
nclcu 9uaitnitt ms 80 Gents
tot'len Stt cine Qrobe TIuitlc
BON Dem bCriihmtcn ,<noian
WA Noo Bitter b~efourmen. Ser
70 cr'olgrclt ptbroltdt miro iii
Hhcluloti=ruuS. Raaen . pc.
,d1rcrocn II Scbcr uit0 9tieren.
SrontINtten Cieicr gcrfauf
oourrt MIR cine turse Belt. uno
Sic nlll'cu SEN NuSiGuitt rodl
Gh0rlcu @cuihIaa'S gpothcft
sos Poln Strabe. brinaeu. mo
scr &artaiii icst Dor iid sebt.
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&crbotencr @ahlsettcl. @eo. |

&erbUtener @ablsettcl. Geo. tint
berger, Elm befanntcr 9epobuer pom
go Crescent. OIL ser nnoeren Seitc
oc@ 6Iuiiea, nuroc nof Steuung
elmer 8ilr1ihoft in @obe bon
5000 in Trcibcit geiett. Gr mus lid
por Dem @crid)t pcrurtporten, neil
CT cin 0cutidl amerifnniides Gidct
III Ser tiir3Iihen &iaoge @obl ms
6elo 9citcIlt bat. Gas lifet NOR auf
gcm0bnlidcm Gopicr qcoruft mo
bottc oie9Iuiihrift: .Gclttit .amcrifu-
niifcs Eidct". Cine llnterilfuua
ipnroc rinGcIeitct. melhc SUR Gcrhof
tlllg BON llmbcrger uto ociicn llcbcr-
'llhrltn1 nod Caledonia iilhrtc. Gr
ertlartc iidl iilr nidt iduloig uno
ltcutc &iir9ituit.
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@6roni(6
Seioenoe.

Sd nil nit Sbnsn iprsten. Die
lbatlabs, ouB is i%Onitfpo Ohne @rtOI9
.bspanoelt wOrosn nno. sntmuibist MIDI
niht i'm @srinsiten. SD belle Mtan'
nern unb 5rousn jeOsn Gag uno made
auren. oitmols in 6dlsH. Die BON ans
oeren ais unteilbar srtIdrt Wureen. 10
oab ih iihsr fible. boB i1 and tar
Sic piel ibuu fnnn. Sur 81 t%onIultt'
rem foftet ni9ts. absr bic Sersdnunssn
meiner 8ebanoIuns iinb br m0Bis
unO ni6t msbr oils Sic wiGis iino Su
besnbIen fir Die srbaItensn Boblthatsn.
SD bsbnnbelts &heumatismns. Ser.
uoIitat, Mnssns uno Ser3Ieiben, 8a'
tarrb, 8lut. unb Sautfranfbeiten, 8er'
itopiuns. urin, nno 9tierenleieen, foe
ME defenders 5rnuentrantbeiten.
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WurNc foot anfoefunben.

<NHluC iuul uH|lYtihhuth. NNulIltS
Ofc&ibbin, ciu 9rlocr pom @iQiom
WtcaibbilL 1913 iiiol. s. StraBe, mlr-
Be in Gltlbertion, 9toro Gofoto, om
6itBe elmer iteinernen Grtppe nit ein-
%aeoriiftcm Sh0oGl toOt ouigeiunocn.
~GSim" Wtc&ibbin mliroe in 60 Gres.
cent geborcn, unO lit in oieier Sc
geno gut betannt. &or eini9en Sab.
rem iicoclte er lid nj Wto0oof, Noro.
3ofotn al, %nerfallfte ober fiir3lih
ieinc 6orm filr $4,000. Mcaibbin
meiIte in Gulbertion oltf 8eiuf. @ie
or SIT ieinem Gooe fam lit niht be-
FAINT. Gr ioll fem Sriufer gepelen
lein, uno Gulbertion lit nuBeroem
ytroden".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22

misunderstanding. Ser @cililgel-
5ildtcr 8erein DeidloB feline %.
idhrlihe 4uaitellung bonn Is. Dc
SENDER it Der Deomcn Sole abju'
bultcn. 81 8rci@rihtern cngaqirtc
man &. q. Robert3 ans Sort Atfin-
ion, Neurp 6cB olis Minono, N{inn.,
un0 6. S. 6offnum aus 60 Grolie.
Iic nclten 0comtcu oe$ Gereins limo:
@corQc Mc9onaIo, Yrdit0cnt; $.
4ocbIing. &i3eprdiiOent; :. s. aird).
els, Scfrct0r; @iuinm @ocid}lcr,
ShaBmciitcr 1bcooore Sdrnlt, @ol-
Ter %oqop. George @opet, 3. q. So
pca mo 9. u. Ga (uIip, IircftOrcu.
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Die S0rmabL
Games Sbomp'nu erbielt in "a 6rolie
Gonntg so Stimmeu Nebrbeit
ii6er ieincn @egner !. g. SenrOOt.

ie 0Ormohl am
3Ienstag bradlte
elm u6erruifenoes
3eiultat j%uitauoe.
1Sn oerielben erbieL1
Solnes 3bompion,
Der ga ISoaettc
Diann, so Stim-
men ntcbr ais Der
bon Der .2opalitdts"
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8eidGfts Iotisen.

ge5 @enn Sic @eIo SIT 5 @ro.
gent baben m0ften, 10 ipreheu Sir
bel mir Dor. g. s. @oI3, Gontor
I'M Netpburg 8cb6uoe.
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e 0r bcitano bic Eru6c ant.
sd hattie Is auiqcid)obcn al Sic
5l lhrtlbcu~, bcrterft Ncrr Noolf
Ntout bon @rdllbp Conn, in cincnl
3rlef, opciI itl 3unor crit cine arilno.
lltc Nrobc nit 6orni'S Ilpenfrdn.
Ter orltclIcn moltc. Sh nulB Ioaclt,
6 hat otelc Nrobc gut beltonoen. Sd
hoitt ppriCr cine on0ere Wc0iSin
%achroutlt. obcr lire @irflmq mar
uiloe'iln1mt cincu Snq filhItc id,
lllid etlu0@ bCiier, u16 am nddlitcn
Soac mar O. picocr itlintn1cr. Mit
otu1 Hlptntrutltcr NOR e5 oitocrS.
Weld rom Hntnna al jeiate iih cine
%t''tllul. Sic !anqiam ubcr bCitdn-
Ola ooroH'drltt. bis ih piC0cr upl,
'IaroiQ ac'uuo mar. Neiue Trau
lit al tu'cm rcht id}mcrshaiten Md.
dElitbtl. Uon mcldlenl lie nurh Nj.
ptltroltttr p~onit0u0lQ btireit mllroc.
&Stf bcl0c habci1 uollllc@ &ertrulieu
it otht Nt,!mittcl uuo f0uncn Is ic
oeHa %Iatu0cn bcitcu& enupiehlcn."
'SorHl> 9Ipcutrdutcr. Sic bier or.
lpdnN'' 8toJiir. III elm aItc@. bcipdhr,
les Observation-Disclosures. mCIdle@. Oh.
d!tit' e. MIR mcljd aRac;eiat nor
e'i ut. 'd'tN ilncr mluNcrt Sabre III
pt'idnolQtlu @cbrduh 1T. IS tit nidt
IN 3eotAcfcn SI hnbCu. iouOeru miro
elrfft lclicftrt Gus Dem 9obnruto.
rilim otr WcriitlIer. Tr. Better tSdbr.
men X Sona 81, 250l &~aihunatuu
%.cN Chicago.
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Goblcn fir MiseUniiu.

aoblcn fir MiseOnlin. ". q.
6tbqcrol0, &oblcn . &erwoItcr fiir
@iscouIin, lit am Mlontog ans
@uibington 5urilfgcfebrt uno erflart,
oaB err nod uift in Der Gage lei,
nahere Grfl0rungen iiber oic ncue1t
&orihriitcn iiber 0en 9oblcnuerfouf
5lt gebcn, mcIde fiir5lif in @olbing
tom erloiien moroen maren, ooB nber
iciner Aniift nod nid)t Ser aeringitc
3meiieI ouritber bcitebe, OnB @i5cou-
lin gcnilgcu0 &ohlen crhnltcn miro,
uuo Dob MIR %nothmeuoi1 lei, inns.
thiqcn &crbruudl un0 Tcrihncnoung
u%um0glid, SIT MAIDEN, @ir ncr0en
Qenug &ohIcn ans GcmipIponio,
Ohio, &uinoiS, &uoiauu mo Nclt
3cntltfn crhnltctL luu ieocn @coorf
3lt bciric0iqen, lugtc @crr GiBgcral0.
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ez9y Mier @eloer AZ m0fiacn 2inier
Ieihen m0dlte. ellen perl0blid1en Rath-
neher fir SEEDS uub MortQoQes brandt
oher @elo auf cute Sitlerheit nnsIeiter
min, iuenoe fitt an ". :. Sidiih
203 g. 4. Gtrake.
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9irdlidss.
H"furmirte st. 1ubauneS : @emciuoc,
Gfc 4. nuo Winrfet StraBe,
Gaitur, =. Stpfmeier.

Sonntogsid)uIc tint 8 llbr.
Gcutlhcr &orbcreitungs : @ottc$-
oienit nm 1920 llbr.
N6cnos unt 1880 &ereinigung Ser
Gonfirmuntelt.
PIN &urireitog oeutihcr 8otteS-
0ienit INN 7:30 llhr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-22
@ilmot Gsooowin fommt nicocr.

@ilmot @OOOmiu fommt micocr.
Scr b~eriihnte @oritonionger @ilntot
Booowin, Der Dor nift LANCER Belt
bier Elm Concert qob, miro in nnber
,3uflnit olti 8ltnid) pieIer WtuiifIicb-
6o6cr ga Groiie cincn 3ne;ten gciu6
n6Itattcn tln0 Elm Concert gum @e.
neil, Der &ilion Golowea ". n. &.
DO. , qe6en. Die 0emuQhit erihci
ncnoe 4n3cigc miro udbere Gtn5el,
beitcn bringcn.
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Euionalia.

- Srou :. II un0 God
ter Charlotte iinO pom ibrer Hciie
mad DEM Siioen mic0er betmgefehrt.
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s oRdceS 8.
~1lnfOiten Der aamoibaten. y

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