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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
Gains Three Miles

London, Aug 21.-(4:S5 p. my
General Mangin has flung his left wing
forward an additional three miles in the
Disc valley, penetrating to within less
than two miles Of Noyon according 20
dispatches received this afternoon. His
right wing, Snear Soissons) maue a
slight advance today.
At 2 p. m. it was learned the French
line between the Disc and the Aisne ran
as follows:
From Sempiegny. held by the Ger
mans (on the south bank Of the oise, a
mile and half directly south of Noy-
on); through Pontoise, LaPoherele, Ca
melin and Blerancourt, all held by the
French; through st. Aubin, held by the
Germans and through LaTour farm, La.
val and Courtril, all held by the French.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
lIS& Rnll nf Gnnnr III
NH%- "From ODer There" N
A4al~ General Pershing's Official Report ~

Barnet Jones' New York, Edward Krc-
lei Wausau Wis; Gordon 81 Lindgfe1
eooperaoWu, y. d.; William G. Logan,
Leipers Fork, Tenn; John Mateuszyk
Chicago, H., Andrew Olson Hastings,
N D.; Arne Peterson, Shilling, MINI;
Richard g Rcdemske, Chicago; AIexan
der Yillsneauyc, Marinette, Wis; Earn
est X Wilcox, laionvilie. lows.
Died From Wounds.
Ideuienants Laurence g. shull, Sioux
City, Ia;
PriYates Jack J. catFon saliville,
Va; James @. Prim, Randolph Ala;
Louis G.. ffederiekson, Harlem, Iowa;
John Price. Milwaukee, Wis.
Died Of Disease.
Private Aryin Il jackson. Lyons, Ky
Nurse Irene Mercedes Flynn, rlai,ts-
vile, Conn.
Pfiyates Edwin A. cfibb Rheims, n.
G, John }. Henry, Detroit, Mich Fred
Repphun lamotte, Iowa
Died from Acsldent And Other Causes
Wagner Frederick Anderson, Wash
iBgt0n, d. G.
Private CLARK N. Harris, winona,
MINI.
Severely Wounded
Lieuienants Roy A. Aune. Rice Lake,
Wis. John Fitzgbbons, Waterbury,
Conn; Paul Winge Leisnef, Evonston,
H.; Albert J. sanford, RFooklyh, n.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
WILL MAKE DRIVE
ON ALL WHO DODGE
TAX ON INCOMES
McAdoO Asks Congress For
Authority To Make All
Furnish Returns.
THIS ALTHOUGH THEY
ARE NOT SUBJECT TO TAX
Revenue Collector Roper Says
He Can Gather In One
Billion.

Washington, Aug. 2l.-A billion dol
lar drive on income and excess profit
tax slackers will be authorized in the
new revenue BILL To prevent future
tax dodging, Secretary Of the Treas
ury McAdoo has asked congress for
authority to force every person in the
country to make an income tax return
whether or not he is liable to the tax,
These two moves to get every pos
sible dollar to carry ON tn war were
revealed today in statements Of intern
al revenue Collector Roper, before the
house ways and means committee.
Roper assured the committee that il
he was given $l0,0O0,U00 to hire the
necessary force of accountants he could
collect Sln00,000,00O the sum he esti.
mates the government has been cheated
out of in 1916 and 1917 alone,
The committee authorized the appro-
priations Immediately following Ro-
per's statement.
Coal companies are among the prin-
cipaI tax dodgers. Roper showed,
Auditing has been done by o force
Of 35 mer working from June "a
August 10. Farmers are also under
suspicion because Of the fact that only
$4,000 in the entire .lafion Submitted
tax reports last year. RoperS report
shows.
Only about two per cent 6f the ma
tion 5 saloonkeepers made returns
doyie stars and actors are also going
to lc asked to verify press agent re-
ports Of fabulous salaries. Roper told
The committee he plans to organize
twerty auditing units Of expert ae'
eountahts, each unit to 60 into the 70
turns Of all eompcG.cs in certain line OF
business 20 gct every dollar due the
I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
Il AIRPLAHES AND
-FOUR BALLOONS WERE
SENT DOWN MONDAY
Besides Various German Mir
itary Centers We're Well
Bombed.

baadon. Aug. 2l.-Twenty one enc.
my sirpiancs aai four hostile balloons
were brought down Monday. and va.
rious German military eehters we're
bcmbed. the air ministry announced to.
day seven British machines we're lost.
''Early IN the morning Of August ~.
some " our sqnadf0ns combined in q
very successful attack on the phalem.
pan airdr0me south Of Lille, the state
meut said.
Many bombs were dropped from q
low height aud machine guns were o..
Ell Hta god effect 81 targets Several
enemy machines which attempted 10 To-.
ferfere wiih ogr planes were prevented
from attacking by our scouting squad.
fsHs All the machines engaged in this
raid returned safely
'BFuges dofk and the railway o.
Roisei and aamber Of enemy dumps
wsss aeaEily bombed b. a.. The total
w'g gAf ~ bombs dropped during the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
Advance Three Miles

London, Aug. 2l,-Q;l5 p. m)-Thc
British in their new attack between
Arras and Albert, are reported to have
progressed three miles in the center
reaching Aehiet -Le-Grand (three miles
northwest of Bapaume.)
At other points in the line Byng S
men have gone ahead two miles. lnfor-
nation is indefinite, but Bcaucourt-
Sur-Ancre, Achiet Le-Petit, Moyenne-
vile and Courcelles are reported to
have been occupied.
The attack is reported TO have been
a complete surprise and to have been
made without any artillery preparation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
MILLS TIED UP

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 81, -- Cereal
workers struck here yesterday, tying
up three Of the city's largest flour
mills. The men demand an increase in
pay
J. N. Cochran. business agent Of the
cereal workers union, and managers Of
the mills involved, with representatives
of the war labor board, held a five
hour conference, but failed to reach an
q greement and the walkout followed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
BY John De Gandt

United Press Staff Corespondent.)
Paris, Aug. 2l.-3:50 p. m.)-French
troops, out thanking Ourscamps forest
have reached point near Pontoise, les;
than 1000 yards Slightly more than tive
miles) southeast Of Noyon.
Pressure is being methodically exert
ed toward Lassigny and Noyon. The
latter is now more threatened from the
southeast than from the southwest.
Camehn (seyen miles southeast Of
Noyon) and Blerancourt "a mile south
esct Of CameliD have been passed.
(This latter paragraph represents to-
tai advance Of six miles by Mangin 7:
army)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
BY Lowell Mellett

Omitted Press staff eorrespondent)
With the British Armies in France,
Aug. 2l.-General Byng' army struck
the Germans on a ten mile front be-
tween Arras and Albert during a heavy
fog this morning.
The attack began shortly before five
a. IA. and by 9 clock the British had
captured Moyenneviller. Courcelles,
Pucquoy. Ablainczville, Achiet-Le- Pc
tit and Beaucourt- Sur Anere,
General Byng's Third army held the
line between Arras and a point near
st Quentin at the opening Of the Ger
man offensive, March q. He withstood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
WEATHER IS IDEAL
FOR TODAY'S RACES
Seven-Y -Old Roarner viii
Take a Fling At Ameri-
can Record.
Makes NEW RECORD

Saratoga Springs. n. Y, Aug.
Il Andrew Miller,s seven year
old geldlng Roamer established
a new American record for a
mile run here this afternoon
when he ran the distance in
l;3l IS.
The former record was made
by Salvador and was l;35h,
made ON a straight track. Roam
er's record was accomplished on
circular track. lie carried the
same impost AZ Salvador, ll0
pounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
KIIled In Action.

Aeuienauts John Andrew Doheriy,
Boston, Mess, George NJ. Gerald Ja.,
Bel0it. Wis.
sergeants Gns Arnold. Higland Park,
Ky; Clarence y. Perkins, North Star,
Mich; Rothsey +. Williams Roam Noun.
attn. Tenn.
Corp0rals Charles Albreeht, ". Louis
No; Louis A. Mangold, Milwaukee,
wis; Charles ], skaleski Oneida, Wis
Martin 4. jacobson, Litehyille, n. d.
Privates
Otto A. Basel, Milwaukee, Wis Omar
ID. Beck. Butlergiile, Ind; Chester L.
Bennett Haddenfield, y. ~ Frank j.
Caslagne, Red Lodge Mont; Julian
Cisek, Minneapolis MINI; MEX cnza,
Chicago; william Eglc, Palisade- Nebi
Henry Fresoake, Dent, Mimi Guy >.
George. shasano Wis, Joe GoFeei
shasa8o, Wis; Charles J. Gross Jr.
Glenn. Ca. Raeben q. Han, Randolph
TeKas; Yeraoa johnson, Gillispie, Ill
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
SKILLED WORKN[N
THREATEN TO LEAVE
MEXICAN OIL FIELDS
Claim Their Lives In Dan
ger And No Protection Is
Given Them.

Washington, Aug. 2l.-skilled Ameri-
can workmen AID British woIkmen Ia
Mexican oil fields are threatening to
leavc, alleging their lives are unsafe,
representatives hegs ef private OIL inter
ests declared today. State department
officials had Heard nothing Of such a
step recently. although for many months
skilled workmeu have been dissafnil'
I'd with their protection.
Exodus Of these men would hold Up
the oil supply TO tie navies Of England
and ths United States and would Be 2
serious blow 70 war plans
Bandits have recently robbed and
aHFSle-cl several white workers in the
Tampieo distris. aad number of pay
fqli rabberies have secured, oil me1
hrr, say For 81 are not PERMITTED
70 carry arms faf seif defense.
The carlavs government a-.'sr the
restitution sav q effect j. enpowsred
Is -oizs r'i ms s. aad oil lands Oh
frsrst-sta3 aa rave thyeo1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21

Saratoga Springs, n. y, Aug si
Weather conditions here promised TO bo
ideal this afternoon when Roamer. sovea
year old gelding was to take a fling at
the American record fer mile on tha
Saratoga rack.
salvatof holds the present record of
l;35ia, established on straight track
on August es, 1890 Tho world 8 record
ai l'a3 no. established years ago IN
i.ngiaRd, was expected BY few to fall.
Roamer was said % be in superb con
Continued on page three1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
LAFoLLETTE's SON.

Fort sherida, III, Aug a.. Philip
Lato!ietic, s8a " senator Lafollette
was one ob2 10 win army commissions
AZ N iovt sheridan training camp, Il
was auuoua today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general Of the Am
|agteau exuedtfi0uArF forces.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21
By webb Miller

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Paris, Aug. 2l.-Q0 a. m. )-General
Mangin is continuing his advance be
tween the Disc and Aisne and has
made additional important gains at
some points. Several more villages have
been occupied
He i gradually extending bis fight
ing front eastward until now il reach
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21

Another thing q fuliy equipped loaf
er ailae carries Is q little book giyin
ri populaiios II all ih cities When
sgmebnddy wants / prove that some.
buddy el,c isa stuck up they say,
" WY heeai- q ih dairy luaeh. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21

Continued on page thrce)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-21

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lcsatinuel % page three
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coatinued on page twol
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

mebr; sic ein5ige @abe, Die mir ibnen
nod in 6ie @migfeit btniiber i6enfen
fonnen lit sic @abe bes @ebetes. Iae
iroil1e 8anoe bot ser 500 abgeidnit-
ten, SOS 8an6 Der 2iebe unb bas
8an6 oes @ebetes bermag CT nidt 5u
trenren. . bergeiien mir als @briiten
ME, am @rabe llnierer lieben Ser tor.
henen at beten! lnb ni9t BLOB an Die
5einigen ion Der @bri1t 6enfen, ion-
ner11 an ole Ser torbenen int Serrn;
SEN er lit aHen, mie Ser Mpoitel 1agt,
nerpfIi9tet. 56enfen mir allo allen
suffer @ebet.
Mud fir unS ielblt lit Ser @ottes>
oder Elm iebr erniter un6 tpt6ttger
Ort, Elm Sud-, in 6em mir leien TOM
men, nn6 6os Ser ltebe @ott ielbIt &C.
ihrieben fat. Sic @rGberreiben iin6
sic 3eilen bes 8u6es; ie6es @rab
lit elm 8ort, ia entbalt cine gan5e@e,
id)idte. &ier an oieiem Ort Ser
Erauer un6 Ser Trdnen f0nnen mir
flar ieben, mos ser Meni6 infolge
ser 5iin6e gemor6en lit. Stal1b un6
cine 8lume 6es Telbes, 6te be1te nod
bliibt uno morgen. i6on nidt mebr
lit. Son 6em i6onen, fnnItrei9en
Wen 16enleben bIeibt nifts mebr
iibrig dig @to1b, un6 ou9 6teien bers
meht ei1 IeiGtes 2ift1en.
Do4, Iieber @briit, erinnere Did
ol16 6es &reu5es, nelbes mitten out
oem @ottesader ltebt, ooer 6as auf
oem @robe, an bem 9n tpeillt, errt9=
tet lit, 0elIen, ser audi BEN 500 be-
5pungen bot un6 sic Soten emit aug
Sen @rabern rufen miro. 8obl lit
ser 500 Ser &onig Der Sdreden,
1rn6 er 1ou cine beiliame Sur6t in
ie6e Seele bringen; ober oieiem So
MIA qebietet oudt elm boberer Ma6t=
baber -@bri1tus, Ser Muferitanoene,
nit Ser SABINE in Ser Sano. umfol1e
oieies @rel15 uno iprid: 300, mo- tit
oein @ta9el?"
60 lei nns Der BotteSnder, aD1tl1d)
mie uniere Bforrfir@e> Elm beiliger>
lieber Ort, ein'Srt mebmitiger @r=
innerungen an uniere porousgegon-
qenen 2ieben, Elm 0rt 6es @ebetes
fir tie, Elm 9rt Ser Sur6t nno Ser
Soffnung, ser 6ur6t bor Der 5in'
Sc, moran uns sic Sotengebetne err
innern m0gen, nn6 Elm 0rt Der Soft
rung fiinftiger Muferitebnng, mel@e
nns ie6es @rabfreu5 5urnft. @r let
uns elm Sud- Ser 8ergangenbeit nno
ser 3ufunft; Ielen mir oft nno gerne
in 6ieiem 8u6e, bel on6erS I'M Wtonat
September, tpel@er BEN armen Gee
len getpeibt lit un6 6aber @rmeniee=
lenmorrat genaHnt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

Mao9en> Die es bisber ni6t notig
batten, gu arbeiten, Die aber lire
&roft nn6 3eit BON ieBt an I'M Dien-
tie 6es 8aterlanbes bertpenben MOL
len, sic i90nite @elegenbeit, iid pib-
lid gu MAIDEN. Die Belt fir Die Grau
ols 2urustier4en ioute uberbaupt
boriiber iein nn6 einem niibliden
2eben I'M Dienit 6es 2anbes mei6en.
@ir iin6 rri9t mebr I'M 8araoies un6
obne niibli9e 8etdtigung fit sic
@ntmidlnng Der Weni6beit lit 6aS
9aiein 5tpedlos.
Mnf sic ri9tige Muffaiiung Der
8ebeutung elmer Mrbeit fir 6as 2an6
fommt es 6esbolb Dor uuem an. @eil
fir Mrbeit in Munitionsfabrifen Elm
notwithstanding boberer 2obn ge=
5ablt miro ols in manden an6eren
8erufs5ueigen7 6esbalb brau6t nod
ni9t aues in oie 8abrifen gu laufen.
Benn 3. 8. @@ullebrerinnen lire
Stenen nieoerleger1, UNI in Die .Sabrif
gu geben, 10 lit oos nidt re@t. IS
fommt 6nrauf an, mo man 1ein be-
ites leiiten fann, un6 man io1te ni@t
auBeradt Iaiien, 6aB sic Sugen6 6es
2on6es ni@t perna9ldiiigt tper6en
BORT. Dos BepuBtiein bes eigenen
Wertes iolte 6a Ben Musi6lag geben.
Wer freili9 gloubt, in Ser Muni-
tionsfabrif better om Blobe gu fem
ols in ser S9ule, Der brau9t ieiner
l1eber5e11g11ng feinen 3tpang ontun.
Mber, @9er5 beiieite!, @s ban6elt itd
INN Dos @obl 6es 2an6es, un6 %
mnB ie6er a1 ieinem &labe fem uno
fem ones einieben. u@s mad1t Ger
Meni@ nit ieinen bobern 3meden"
git iebt au@ fir Die Jral, nno bic
omerifanii@e &egierung bat es it9
sur Mnfgabe gema6t, Ser Sran fir
lire Mrbeit an9 BEN angemeiienen
2obn 5u beriduffen. @lei@e Mrbeit
ion glei6 be5oblt mer6en, un6 tpen11
sic Gruu 6ie Mrbeit bes @an11es lei
1tet, ion iie ou9 6en 2obn erbalten,
Sen Ser Monn 6ofiir befommt. @s lit
lett 6ie 3eit gefommen, mo GILES u.
ie6es nod ietnem tpabren Berte ge-
19dbt un6 gelobnt per6en mub. 9ie-
ie @elegenbeit ioute sic Srau mabr>
nebmen> tire 2eiitungsfabigfeit 1nS
ridtige 2i9t 5n 1eben un6 ibre pi9z,
tige @ertung 3u errei6en. Die 3ett,
mo- iie nn6 lire Mrbeit alS an it'd
min6erpertig ongeieben mnroe, mrB
Elm fir anemal borbei fem. DaS lit
aud1 cine @rrnngeni6aft 6es 80lfer=
frieges.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

poriiebt, cine 27pro5entige Mebrbe.
%loitung I'M unterri9tsmeien 6es gar1-
gen 2an6es nit 1i9 bringen, sic Sir
6eni9ulen entleeren nn6 Sen 8ou
pieler neuen, 0ffentli6en S6ulge-
banoe nottpen6ig MAIDEN tpiir6e.
Sic g Ser
&ir9engemetn6en fir 0ffentli9e
Sdulen 81 beniiBen, 1pGre, ieIb1t
menn @nti@a6igung geleiitet miiroe>
Elm @ingriff in 6ie @run6eigemums=
re6te un6 in 6ie &eligionsuosiibung
6ieier &ir6engeh1ein6en, 6eren &edte
Ger &eligionsfreibeit ia our9 sic
&onititution g%etpdbrleiitet merben.
Was ben 8il6ungspert in 6ieIer
Trage onbetrifft, 10 lit Der 8emeis
idon felt 2ongem geliefert, 6oB bieie
Bfurr|S@ulen auf 6erielben @0be
in unterri6t II. @rfolgen iteben, tpie
sic 0ffentli6en S@ulen, mas ia sic
2ulaiiung, bon 5diilern nit benz
Meife5eugnis elmer Bfarr=S9ule 51
b0beren 0ffentltden 2ebronitolten be,
tpei1t. Ser @eredtigfeit Ser @o9e
balber m11B ober 5l1gegeben &per6en,
6oB es tpiini9enspert mdre, tpenn
einige, tpenn audi immerbin MIR cine
fIeine Mn5abI 6ieier @dulen ser
2an6esiprabe, 6em @nglifden, einen
gr0Beren un6 griin6lide ren 2ebrfurs
etnrGumen miir6en, un6 6a8 nnment-
li9 6esbalb, tint allen Musfdnen anf
6ieie @9uIen sic @pite ob3ubre9en.
SSn be5ug .o11f sic potriotiide SOL
tnnq 6teier ShnIen tpdre cine Ser
tei6tgung cine 8%elei6igung Ser 2ebr=
frdfte 6teier MISUNDERSTANDING. Mn=
|aefiibrt lei bier r11r, tpas Elm Gin
ien6er in 6erielben 3ethung auf Der
ortige %irtolerante Mngriffe ontmor=
tet:
vl1ngefGbr 35 8ro5ent nnierer iebt
I'M Dienite iteben6en @treitfrdfte TO-
fen lire Gdulbil6ung inHfarr=S9u-
len erbulten. 8or 6em @r9enlpren=
gel, in meldem i9 tpobne, erfiinen
800 iunge Mdnner lire patriottf9e
Hflidt an ser Bront un6 tn uebnngs>
Iogern. bon 6enen mebr als 300 tire
ementarsS9nIbil6n Sen Bfarrz
S9uler ber6anfen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Mon f0nnte glauben, DOB 6te
Selbltmor0rote belon6ers groB in

Man fonnte glauben, bab Die
5elb1tmororate DEFENDERS groB IN
Sen Tobrifoijtriften lit, 6as lit ober
nidt Ser San. SAL &ioer bat cine
State bon MIR feds, tpdbren6 Sic bon
Nemport 20 betragt. Sinb bobe Cob
ne bem @un1h bas 9aiein 5u bers
langern, f0r6erlidy? 8ie1eidt, aber
trot6em fommen in Detroit "a
5elbitmoroe auf 100000 Ser 8ebol.
ferunq gegen 13 Dor .einem Duten6
Sabre, 70 6oB Dies 6te adte Staot in
Ser @eibe oerer tit, 6ie 6ie gr6Bte
Bail 2ebensmii6er o%uftpeiien. Slut
Ser an6eren @eite fat 8ri6geport,
Connecticut, Sos in 6en Sabren 1907
Fig 1911 cine State bon 6reinn65tpan-
ala aufmies, int Sabre 1917 1ur ID
2ebensmii6e onf 100000 gintpob=
ner. 2oI1en Gorge, @%o1tloiigfeit nno
gbrgei5 Die Meniden &ube int Eooe
inden? Sic @rfabrung bon Seem
Oorf ipridt i6einbar 6agegen, oenn
mdbreno BORT sic &ate 20 betrug, lit
lie in LETTER 3eit a1f 1913 gefouen,
un6 III 8rooflpn ouein lit iie nod
geringer, mGbren6 8aibington, MOO
Ser @brgei5 fem &eim bat> cine &ate
bon 1913 2ebensmii6en o1fmeiit. ST.
| Soffmann, ser 6iefe 3abIen nit Be-
lorgnis betro@tet, lit Der Mnit4t, oeB
tpe6er @toot nod Stride it4 GENT
gen6 nit ser Sade befa11en.
sSsm nebrigen fin6 6ie 3ab1en fir
1917, sic 6ie1e @tatiitif atfueiit, er<
m%utigen6; sic State Der 2ebensmii.
ben in 6en @ta6ten fieI bon 20.2 IN
Ser 3eit bon 19O7-1911 ouf 1902.
mas, mie Serr &offmann mobl nit
| Medt gInubt, iid) o1f 6ie angemetne
GroiperitGt 5nriidfubren 1oiie. Mn~
6ere @riin6e m0gen Ga mitipreden,
10 sic potriotii6e 8euegung Der Sc
qentport, sic Sen gin5elnen itber
monde &leinlidfeiten 6es Daietns
bin1peqbebt, onein int @roBen uno
@on5en lit 6o6 motertel1es @leno ne
ben @ronfbeit 6ie uriade, sic Die
Meilten beronlaBt, @ube I'M So6e gu
1uden> un6 MOO oieies @1en6 6nrd
;rgen6peI6e Mittel gebannt nnb etn-
oeihrddnft miro, 90 tpohien al@ Sc
fensmutb nn6 sic Sreu6e am Da<
1ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
&eber,t sur Na@a&tnn8.

Sn ct. 2ouis baben sic &epublifa=
t1er in ser Mopembertpabl einen ge=
mnltigen Sieg errungen. Nidt etma
besbolb, meiI iie Before &an6i6aten
botte1 oIs 6ie 6ernofratif6e Partet,
ion6ern neil bic 9emofrnten nit els
t'em Scarborough bebangen maren.
bos felt Sabr nn6 Sag Die 8urger
beutider &erfunft III Der unflatigiten
8eiie bei9impft un6 sic Musrottlng
oues 6efien preoigt, mas einen beut<
i9en Marnen trdgt. Muh Die Demo-
froten botten quite &an6i6aten, aber
gegen sic in Ser 8iirgeri9aft BERT
iflenoe @ntriifttng iiber 6as gerneine
Treiben ibres Organs bermodten tie
ii6 nidt onrd5nieten. Sic Rartei
pur6e fir sic Siin6en oes B1attes,
SOS gegla1tbt bette, nit Ser Ebraie
Stimmung MAIDEN 5u fonnen: ~Se-
Ser @unne miro republifnnilh
itimmen," peronttportli9 gema9t, II.
EanI en6e bon 5timmen gingen ibr
infoIge6eiien b%erloren.
Sos 1tent oem geiun6en Sinn Ser
ct. 2oni1er 8iirgeridoft ein glttes
!3eugnis aus. Sic Fat 6a0urd IN IT.
rer @eiomtbeit befun6et, 6aB Tie 6te
unflGtigen @9impfporte ouf 6ie8ur-
ger 6eutider @erfunft nidt binigt,
nift miGens lit, 3mietradten I'M bir'
gerIi9en @%emeinmeien ol1ffommen gu
loiien, nrb mir MAIDEN oieie Seitltel.
luna umfo Iieber, neil iie iid NIT
grfahrnngen bedt, sic man aud III
an6eren @tG6ten gema9t bot. Mnh
in ct. GIon6 bot man es erlebt,
baR qeru6e Ser @an6i6at bon Der
MabIeridoft bepor5ugt tprr6e, geger
ben in 6en bieitgen englii6en 3eitnn.
gen am beftigiten getpiiblt tporoen
mar. Das tpir6 Sen Sebern unb ie>
men, sic bisber ouf tie geb0rt baben>
cine quite 2ebre fem. Sir uns 8nr-
ger 6eut19er &erfunft lit es elm De-
BOT Ser @elbitadtung, 6aB mir nrs
6auerno bon @liq1en nn6 &reiien 5us
riid8ieben, Sic uns in SEN 5nriidlie-
gen6en Sobren in 10 unidgl i6 ge-
meiner @eiie beidimpft, uniere @e-
ftnnung per6ddtigt unb uniere 2epa-
Iitdt in 8meifel ge5ogen boben. Das
lin6 mir nns ielbit un0 6as iino mir
nnieren BGtern un6 Miittern 1hll-
biq. nno Ser Mnsgang Der Babl tn
ct. 2ouis benefit, 6oB man 6afi
oud in ienen &reiien Ser 8ebolfer'
una pones 8erltdnbnis bot, Die 5tpar
u%nieres Stommes nidt iin6, it@ ober
ibren @eredtigfeitsitnn m16 otrd9
sic @riegsinbre unperfdlidt betpobrt
hnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Mebr 3nder!

M11o bon iebt ob 6iirfen mir mebr
i3uder e1ien! Stott 5tpei Bfnn6, mie
bisber, fommer1 iebt 6rei Bfun6 auf
sen ein5elnen in Ger 6omi1te. Ml}o
bot nns 6as @paren 6o6 etmas ge=
bolfen; sic quite 3nderernte allein
bGctte uns sic @ergiinitigung mobl
foum eingetragen. @ir boben ober
nl9 mirfli6 geipart un6 ni6t tpenige
bon uns 6iirfen it9 bieueidt iogar
ribmen, mebr geipart at baben, alS
eS eiqentli6 bon ibnen berlangt tp1r-
Sc. @enn man ii9 sic Mmbe nebmen
>pollte, 6nr6 cine l1mfrage feit5nite1=
len, pie biele 6amilien nit tpeniger
als 2 Bfun6 monatli6 fir 6en ein5el=
men ouSgefommen sfin6, mir miir6en
uns iiber Sen @rfolg Ser Sporein-
ri9tung gar nidt mebr uunoern. SS11
SEN {3eitungen bot auer6tngs bon Die
Ter @ntbaltiamfeit nidts geitonoen
6a baben mir MIR bispeilen fleine
@eidi9ten bonn @egenteil 5u lefen
hefommen, @ei9ibten bon nimmer=
iotten &ousfrauenieelen> sic fi6 outs
3uderbomltern Iegten nn6 BEL aQen
4leinbdn6lern, mo- Tie lire @infanfe
III maiden pflegen, 3uder 5u erpi'
'6en iu6ten> 10 longe> big ite ielber
e tpi1dt mnr6en. SSn bielen Sanen
mor 6ie1e 211ferdier nod 6aau nimts
meiter ols gang : getp0bnli4e @ier,
iid) in ben 8eiib bon re4t biel 8or.
rat AT Ieben. 9enr mirfli9, nit 5tpei
Tfun6 3uder fann Ser Menf9 mo-
notlid redt gut ol1sfommen, nno.
mie geiagt, 6as baben ia niele nod
nidt einmal gebraudt. Sc gtbt eben
oe,1te, 6ie es INNER gleid nit Der
Mng1t al t1n friegen, Tie fonnten ber'
hunger11, tpen11 ibnen 3ugem11tet miro,
hoB lie ]id elm biBden Selbituber'
minouna or1geoeiben Iaiien. Man4en
fibclt es aud, Bel ie6er @elegenbeit
Sem @c1ebe elm Sdnippden 81 19ln'
gen. Ios lit Ser &ei3 6es @erbotenen,
ser nod bonn 8oro6teie Der in nns
itcdt un6 Ser sic Durdfibrung bon
@eicbcn oft 10 i9mierig :mo9t t. 9ielen
Nci5 io1te man aber bod IN Ntobrs
acknowledgement be5abmen, mon
ionte bcoenfen, BOB bel fnoppen 8or-
r6ten aupiel nebmen fobiel beoel1tet,
als onbcre I'M ibren Mnteil perfur'
zen. ga, sic babel ermiidt muroen,
merocn CO boffentlid ni@t mieoer
tl,n. Sc bat sod audi etmas be1hd'
mcnbcs, menn man iid iagen muB /:
an Ser ncuen 8erginitigung Bit ou
unidluloigl
Mer oher tpirfli6 TO piele Sdle-
dcrmGrldcn in ieincr finbcrretden
Ton1ilic bat, baB ouf Sen &upf mebr
oIs 3mei Efuno monatli6 fommen,