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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
CITY NEWS.

"A daughter, Gladys May Fader,
was born Saturday, August 8, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fader, 1912 Blondeau
street.
For Sale: Buick Roadster. AID
model 1917 Good condition. Must sell
at once. Am leaving town. P. B.
Craven. Hamilton, Ill.
Regular meeting Of Eagle lodge
No IL, A. F. & A M, Tuesday even
ing, August 6. at o'clock. Visiting
brethren cordially invited. by order
OF the W. M. Alvin Kraft, sscy.
Some one took Joy ride in an
automobile belonging to R. F. Rol-
Inns Saturday night. The car was
left standing near the Elks' club Pc
lice found It on Fifth street between
Exchange and johnson, Sunday morn
ing.
Weaver Kelly was released from
the county Jail today on furnishing
$500 bail. Kelly who is CHARGED with
breaking and entering an Interstate
car and taking merchandise there
from, must appear for trial before the
federal grand jury in November.
Three marriage licenses were is
sued by the county clerk over Sun
day The couples were Bernard w
Merriam, aged rs. and Mary Lulu Ar
mold, aged 20. both or heokuk; Cal
vim w. Haril1, aged 20. Of Chicago,
and May Starr, aged IS, Of Croton;
Francis J. Tigue. aged %. and Ger
trude Brown, aged 25. both Of Keokuk.
The burlington Tr-State fair will
be held Aug. 5. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10. The Mt
Pleasant fair, Aug. IL, 13, tx, Is, 16-
The Kahoka, tMo.) fair Aug. 20, 81.
%, %. The Milton, Howa) fair Aug
Of % % 20 The West Point (Ia)
fair Sept. 8, 4. S. The Bloomfield fair
Sept, 10. IL. IL, 13. The Donnelson fair
Sept. 10, 20.
BY changes made In the official
price list by the price fixing commit
| tee of the food administration for Lee
county, ground rolled oats Is down
three-quarters Of cent a pound to
the consumer, lard is up to one cent
pound, as is also ham and bacon has
advanced three cents pound over the
counter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
GEO. c. PECHSTE|N
/ CLAIMED BY DEATH
Former keokuk Business Man Expires
at Age OF Fifty-two-Was
Brewing Company
Official.
LIVED ALL LIFE HERE
Widow, Mother, Brothers and Sister
and Two Nephews in France
Among Those Sur
viving Him.

George Christoph Pechstein, native
of Keokuk and resident of the city
for more than half century, is dead.
Mr.. Pechstein, who expired at p.
M, Sunday, was an Elk. vice-presi.
dent of the old Pechstein & Nsgel
Brewing company and for years .
prominent business man of the city.
He was born here ffty-two years ago
last May on the site Of the old brew
ing concern, No. 18 North Fourteenth
street
His widow, Mrs Minnie Pechstein.
lives at 1922 Blondeau street, the
family home. Surviving Mr.. Pech-
stein are his mother, Mrs. Katha rine
Pechstein, Wyaconda, Mo-; two
brothers, Henry Pechstein OF Keokuk
and DR.: J. w. Pechstein, Wyaconda;
and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Blaett-
ner, Wyaconda Two nephews, George
&c. Pechstein and C. August Pechstein,
are now with the American expedi-
tionary forces in France. There are
a number of other nephews and
nieces.
Mr. Pechstein was a graduate Of
the Wahl & Hennies Brewing acad-
envy OF Chicago. He was q member
of the firm Of Pechstein & Nagel be-
ginning his connection with the com
pany In 1892.
Years ago Mr.. Pechstefn was
baseball player and appeared in many
amateur games as catcher
He had been married eight years.
His is the first death in the imme-
date Pechstein family in forty-fve
years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
TO
ENTER ARMY
Physical Examination to be Given
keokuk Man-St Paul Reg
istrant Goes on Next
Call

James McKenney, who was arrested
last week for failure to register for
the draft and who was bound over at
preliminary hearing to appear be-
fore the federal grand jury will take
physical examination either today
or Tuesday He will be allowed to
register. He must enter military serv-
ice when the next call comes, the ex-
emption board has decreed.
Failure of papers Of notification to
reach Ernest l. Wilson in St Paul,
Mimi. prevented him from leaving
with the last increm emit on August l..
The Lee county board was able to
get in touch with Wilson, Friday.
He will be summoned to go with
the next increment
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
PEACHES SELL.
AT BIG FIGURES
Fruit Growers In East Making Coco
Profit on This Kind
OF Luscious
Fruit

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Aug. 5.-wA
only about half the usual crop G
peaches in the south mountain fruit
belt in this section OF Maryland this
year, fruit growers are getting excep
tional prices for their peaches in Bal
timore, Washington and other large
cities. Peaches laid down in these
cities are bringing 81 bushel, net
ting the growers between $2.75 and
$500 bushel. These prices are in
striking contrast with prices of re
cent years. Last season growers only
netted about $1.50 bushel on theif
peaches, while two years ago the fruit
they shipped barely paid the freight
charges to the cities.
Early shipments OF apples from the
fruit belt are heavy, as the crop IL
large. Ten carloads OF Transparent
apples have Just been shipped by
Lancelot of Jacques from Midvale to
eastern and mid-western cities.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
REHMEIER is
BUSY "SEC''
keokuk Man Who Enters "T'' Serv-
ice Writes Of Business at
Camp Funston-Many
Letters Written.

F. P. Rehmeier, who entered army
Y. NJ. c. A. work some time ago, is
now stationed at Camp Funston as
business secretary in one Of the "Y"
buildings. He writes home that he
is kept busy helping the soldiers.
BOYS in his building alone send on
an average 5000 letters day. Reh-
meier says.
He says further:
at is very busy place and the
work consists of passing out the let
ter paper, envelopes, and selling
stamps. wrapping I'D bundles for the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
FEW OF C. A. r.
TO PORTLAND
Fifty-second Annual Encampment to
Take Place in Western City
This Month-Low Rate
Offered.

Few of Keokuk's old G.. A r men
will go to Portland, Ore, to attend
the fifty-second annual encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
which will be held August Is to "a.
Eli Kenoyer and wife, 2205 Elk
change street, are planning to go.
The rate OF one cent mile has
been given old soldiers and their
families who wish to attend. Other
organizations which have been grant
ed this same privilege are the Wom-
ems Relief corps, Ladies of the Grand
Army, National Association of Army
Nurses of the Civil War, and Daugh-
tiers and Sons of Veterans
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05

boys who are sending their clothes
home, and acting as information bu-
reau. There are about q dozen huts
in the camp.
at is the only place the men can
60 to when in detention or quaran-
tine right after taking their typhoid
vaccine, and that lasts twenty-one
days Also have piano and a
graphaphone, and they are on the go
all day long.
81 am glad to have the privilege to
serve the boys here. The building
is full every evening after drill hours.
We are located right in the grounds
and they have every access to the
building"
Rehm eier recently left Lake &C.
neva, Wis, training quarters for "Y'
secretaries. His new address is
"Y. M. C. A No. S, Camp Funston,
Kansas"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05

NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
All subscribers to The Gate City IN
Keokuk should receive their paper
before six O'Clock each publication
evening. All carriers have ample time
to make the delivery before that hour
and subscribers are urged to notify
the business office just before elk
o'clock in case the carrier has failed
to make delivery. The business Of
fee urges that all complaints be made
promptly SO the service can be made
satisfactory. The business office
closes at o'clock and complaints
should be made before that hour.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05

parents equally and continuously re-
sponsible;;" the child to be entitled to
bringing up, maintenance, training
and education-from both father AMI
mother.
The new attitude thus established ts
that the child welfare problem must
be solved for the sake of the child and
the state.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
FUNERAL NOTICE.

EHSTFIN-Funeral services OF
Geo. G. Pechstein will take place at
O'Clock, Tuesday from the home. 1922
Blondeau street. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
Protects Children.

CHRISTIANA, Aug. Norway has
decided on the square deal for illegiti-
mate children.
Laws recently enacted give com
plete national recognition" to the
child born out of wedlock. In doing
so. Norway takes the lead among
modern nations.
The legis. alton establishes the re
sponsibility Of the state in providing
for the nurture, protection and edu-
cation" of illigiimates.
The state henceforth will lold both
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public Is requested to make
written report to the undersigned Of
any disloyal or reasonable acts or
utterances, or any other information
which will be of use to the govern
ment in the present war.
z. w. McMANUS,
Acting Postmaster,
Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
Leaned From Fourth Floor.

UNITED Press Leased Wire ServiceJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Aug. s.
Lawrence Ridgeway, 80, of Chicago.
leaped from fourth floor window OF
the Franklin hospital late last nighI
and was instantly killed. Ridgeway
was travelling salesman for a musi'
cal instrument company. He had en-
tered the hospital yesterday, follow
ing a sudden illness.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. Charles Owens and daughter,
and the formers mother and brother
returned Friday from Davenport,
where they visited relatives several
days. They made the trip by auto.
MIR. and Mrs. Lon Frye and Mr..
and Mrs. s. l. Hemenwsy motored
to Clayton. H., Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with relatives, return
ing to Keokuk Sunday night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
HOW FARMER CAN
MARKET WHEAT
succinct Regulations by Food Admin
istration to Protect Him in Sell
ing His Crop in the
Market

United States Food Administrator
Deems announces that If farmers
want their wheat graded they can
send a peck of it to the United States
grain inspector at Cedar Rapids or
Burlington and have it tested for nine
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
snezkina Of oHensives.

Parker Press-Leader: Shock troops
are doing their duty on the fighting
line in France, also in the grain fields
of South Dakota.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05

An annual loss of crops from IF y,
sects in the United States is esu
mated at $1,000, 000, 900.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
Prices are Going to
dduunce
BUY NOW
Satisfaction in
Piano Buying

means going to a house Of
known reputation, choosing an
instrument of known dependa-
bility and paying for it a price
of known fairness.
Pianos bought of neighbors or
strangers may be all right and
the price may be fair one, but
in buying your Piano or Play
er-Piano HERE satisfaction is
GUARANTEED.
For this store is headquarters
for the worlds greatest fac
tories. Our prices are fixed by
the factory. Our goods are
guaranteed by the factory.
Make your choice now and
make it here from these great
lines.
Evening journal., 1918-10-03
@ermalyS Germs
BY Count Room

Germany is entitled to the following terms because
OF its strength and until they realized there should
be armistice
Annexation of Belgium. Annexation of the en-
tire Flanders coast, including Calais. Annexation of
the briey and Longwy basins and the Tou, Befort
and Verdun regions eastward. =
Restitution to Germany of all her Colonies, ncIud-
ing kiaochow.
Great Britain cede to Germany such naval
bases and coaiing stations Germany designates
Great Britain must give Gibraltar to Spain cede
ITS war fleet to Germany, give Egypt and the Suez
Canal to Turkey.
Greece must be re-estabished under former King
eonstantne, with frontiers before the war
a., Austria and Bulgaria will divide Serbia and
Montenegro WV
Greof Britain France and the United States
H.usf pay all of Germony's costs, the fndem-
n'fy oeins minimum of SIS, 000, 600, 600.
INV They must also agree to deliver raw materials
tS11, Immediately "
III ' e.: :'' :::'
y(&ViS U< out " "
SzE=Srr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23

belt. Dafiir u1rd, nod gu 6e5ablen,
fann man oem Jarmer oodp nibt
gut 5uml1tben. lte6rigens fat es Jett
ser Stdoter in Ser @orro, alle ettpa
miBtrmuiiden 2anolellte zines belize
ren 5lt %belebreu. Gie 6ormer lelblr
iino ia miaens uno bereit, ale SilTe
ar5ul1ebme11, Die lie nl1r befommeH
fonner.
BUR Grleidterur1g fir beioe 16eile
lit in Miliolrri inter 2eitl1ng zines
bonn 8unoe5 : Observation-Disclosures
er11annten Sadnerltdn0igen Ole Gin=
rihtl1ng Ser rTrenuiaigen Tarm6el=
fer bon Miiio1ri" getroffen moroe1,
mobol1 3peigabtbeilunger in often
Srtidaiten ei%ngeridtet meroen, BET
oenen lid1 ser Arbeitsluitige uno ser
6arlner bloB 5u n1eloen brmtflen.
Maes meitere miro Damn bon SEN Be-
omte11 aus beiorgt meroen. 9eql1e=
mer fam es einem 0odl gur nid)t ges
madt nerbe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
&ers, iei 5ufrieoen.
Ser Srii6lius 5ie1t jett onrd BIT
Wp(f.

9er Tri6lina siebt jett Snrd BIT
@elt,
Nmm barffs nns ninmer bangen;
Sdpm griint Ser @alo, id)pm feim1
oas Telo,
Sic Slurem iiebt NUN pramgen.
IS regt lids audi in maud)er 8rui
&ie ne1es 9eben, neue 2nit;
Sud- iteigen id)Dn sic Safte,
9ie ,.emen 2ebensfrdfte.
Die @6ael 6aner idum i6r Meit,
Se9t, ,uie iie eifrig idJuirren!
ltmb lpfenb g1tidBt es oard)'s 8eai
@ie leiies 2tebesgirren.
9as bat sic linbe 2aft set1an,
Gin ne,ter Triibliug bridt iid Sabu:
,Sud) miQ sic Sunme itetger,
: 6er5, mie fannit DIT idyweigen!
9n fiber, ld1ner Triiblinsstraum
Der @alo lit ia neridtuiegen;
Mmr leiie ranidt's I'M 8nid nn<
@enu lie ms Meit iid) idmiesen.
0ie &1slein tauiden &mk fir &nf
9eiu falter @inb brtngt 81 &erSrmf
,SSn @alo iino lie ge6orgen,
9orf giebt es feline Gprgen.
@ann fe6rt 6ei sir Ser 6riibling Elm
9a armes Mfenidenber5e?
@aun barfit SIT mie0er fr6bltd letn
Sad aQF Sem 2eib mnS Sdmerse?
9m 61rit nod nid]t ben frpbem &lang
Sen id)0nem Mnieritebnngsiang,
9eidt lange iollit o1 ,uarten,
&alb ariint a1td] sir betn @arten!
@as meimit SIT sir sic Mmgem rotl
Nl6 gGbts fein ne1tes 2e6en?
Sdlnfit SIT andJ nod betn S6ranen:
brpt,
8a(S iuiro es Manna gebeu.
IS febrt ein ld)1ner Sriiblina Elm,
@ie mirit ba luieber gGifltd) iein!
&enn SIT erit aaferitanoen
Mrs alt sen itarren ganhen.
81 laf SEN lparmen Sonnenid)eia
5ief iu bein @er5e bringen,
On iulit nidJt immer traurig ieim,
Seq frpb nnb fret Sic Sdauingen
11no laf SEN CONCENTRATE herein,
Gr null sir Segen brinaen.
ltno mas o1t and %getrasem fat,
Ser Tribline linbert jeoe Gait;
8alb lit bas 9etS pcrgamgen,
Triid far6en fid Sic 8angen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Sen, tparen mir gegen sic nieoertrah-
tige Gropuganoa nidt genilgeno &C.

Sen, tparen tpir gegen sic %nieoertrafs
tige Eropuganoa nift genilgeno &c,
ruitet, uno Sic 6einoe fonnten lire
5batigfeit me6r ooer meniger i'm
91tllfelu tbl1r. 2ernen mir lelber
mebr oeutid 10 fonnen mir lie NIT
Sen eigeneu Mitteln idlagen uno lbre
5bdtigfeit leidter enf0efen.
@ur5 albers ols NIT Der Sprade
lit es nit sen 2ebrern. @eit geTabr=
lid)er als oeutide pro=oeutid)e Cert
biifer, Die mir lqngit ausgerottet bu=
ben, lit ser pro=oeutide 2ebrer. eel
i6m l11od)t es menig ltnterihie0, nel-
doe 9is5iplin CT lebrt. IS lit %i1terel,
Iol1t, oaB BON SEN 5apon5ig Sebrern,
sic megen angeblider pro=oelltlher
@elinu11lg b%enltn5iert pllroen, nun
5lpei oeltihen ltnterridt ertbeilen,
lll10 BET feinem oieier beioen >por Die
Mnfluge olrf pro=0entlhe 11atlgtel1
mdbreno 0es l1nterridts baliert. Nbe1
pro-oeutide 2ebrer, ia ale 2ebre1
sic nibt bon gon5em Ser5en Nmeri;
faner lino, miiien geben, ntht mn
fir Sic 3eit oes &rieges, lonoern fin
immer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Griabmittel fur 8ter.

Mit Grlot fir gier bot man Ser
lude o1td) in Ser Sdmei5 gemadt,
ober o11genideinlidy NIT redt mittel=
m1Bigem Grfolge. 9as ergibt it'd
mrs ben 9(1tsloliungen zines tSd1peiz
ger 8lattes ii6er Griabe fir 2ebens=
u1ro @euuBmittel int %ougemeinen.
Man 1ielt oo: sln Ste Griabe fir Sc
bensmittel fat n1at1 lid) oltd) III Der
tGdnpei5 oamaflid getuobnt. 3as
ifapei5erilde @elunobeitsamt, oos
Sic &orhrolle beiibt, gebt pou1 Ston0=
p1tnft olts, 6oB MIR 6%asienige Frd=
porat @rlob geranrtt nerOen fann,
6as SEN 0eabrgebalt bes Troorftes,
Sos es be1tte erieben loq, %Doa1tanbig
o%uf1peiIt. gis beute fann nod fem
eir5iges Grfabmittel oieie Gigenidoft
beanlprltd)en. Gt1uas onoeres lit es
bel Sem peridie6enen &uffee=Grlob=
mitte(n. Gin Ndbrgefult fornr11t
beim &uffee nidt in 6rage. Cage
gert 5eidnen itdl Sic Grlabmittel Do
6nrh ol1s, ooB iie gero6e oas Ippi=
ide 6es &nffees, Sag &affei11, ertbeb=
rem. Dus 6leiid fat bereits cine
Met1ge Griobn1ittel gefunoen. Mei=
items biloet 6abei @afermehl Die
Suupt1l1blton5; m1d Siil1enfrltdte,
Mebl- ODER @riitform, 1peroem oa5u
p~erlpenoet. Redpnet man je6od Sen
@ertb oieier SubItan5en alts nno Do
git oos piele Tett, Dos tire 3ltberet=
trtn4 %erforoert, 10 ltebt MON Dor Ser
1%botIod1e, ooB oas 6leiid beltte nod
ein piel geiiin6eres gerbdltniB atpi=
lden Hreis l1no Naibrtuerth a1ftpeiit.
Nud oos 9ier bat in Ser Sdapei5
bereits perid)ieoene griabe q%efltnoen.
sis hel,te iino aae oieie Graporate
nod ser eiogenoiiiiden 0eroronnng
nidt befltgt, lidp gier Git nerre1,
ben1r lie erFiiGen besiiglidy @ebolt nltr
gigenihuften pon 2in1onaoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
3~ett8emdbeS Trauenar=
beit3perbot.

Ser itaatlide 9erglperfsdef BON
Hennlplponien fat ein Runoidreiben
an Sic inn unteriteQtel1 .snipeftore1
geridtet, in bent err lie oarul1f oui=
nterflam mad)t, OaB Die geidufttz
g1lrg Don %9Sra1ten 1lno Maohen III
Sen 9artfoble11grl1ben oes Staates
fprta1 nift mebr g%eltattet lei. 2a5
0iirfte fiir mande Oeshalb cine lle=
berroidung iein, neil lie BET oieler
@elegenbeit 5l1m erlten Wole erTah=
rem, OaB in Ser 9artfoblengrltben
Yenl1}plpaniens Trn1cn un0 Mdo=
dlen beldpdftigt iirb.
@ir millen nift, OF I'M ere Seier
uno 2elerim1en nit Ser arbeit tit
Sen ~aob(engrlrben pertral1t lino. GS
it iebr ldtpere elrbeit, Die BORT SIT
perridten lit, iebr idmltbige uno letr
ungelunoe. Gon aQelr Nrbeitern
meroen Sic 9ergle11te nn frilhelten
%perbra11dt. Sic per6ringen tdglid)
adt 1tnb mebr Stl1ben tief in Ser
groe, BEL firn1merlidem 2idt, IN els
ner nit a%oblenltul1b geifapdr5ten
2ltft, Sic MIR git fGiltfig n1al1gell}aft
erneltert miro, un0 IN Ser lie belta11=
sig Don idaperer @eTabr umlollert
iino. @ir fonr1en inns feline arbeit
0enfen, sic fir Grauen 1ln0 Mdod)en
l1l1geeigneter iein, ibnen aroBere An=
itrengltgren 5l1nlltbel1 ltno idaolld}er
fir lire @eiunobeit iein fpnrte, ulS
sic 9ergarbeit. Sdon fiir jltael1O-
life Mrbeiter miro sic @rltbe allae'
1nein als ser 0enfbar rt11giinltiqe Mllf=
enthalt betrad)tet. Iesfnlb bat man
in e%l,ropdiiden 9al1oern ldon Dor
lal1gen Sabren ol1rd) @eiese uno Yer
orom1ngen &oriorge %getroffen, Dob
SAlqenolid)e 5l1r 8rl1beuarbeit MIR
5atgelalIen meroen, nenn tie eth gez
miles Sitter CREDIT hube11, lt1rD al1fl
Damn na1r inter 9eOingl111gelr, Die
rirdtlliidtsloler N%11sbeuttng Ser jus
genoliden Nrbeitsfrait mirfiam por=
beltael1.
Gs lit idon ihlimm genl1g, menn
6rallen inns Mdod}en sur Iabrtfar=
belt per11rtheilt lino, Sic 8rltbenor'
beit ml,B fiir lie geraOe5u ein Wur=
tpril1m iein. 9eshulb fann ma es
ld)ou aus rein menidlid)en 8rill1oen
MIR begriibell oaB Ser Staat Fenn=
iplpanien iif cntldploiicn bat, Irolten
l1no M01od1en sur @ru6enarbeit nidt
mebr 5ll5l1lallen. alldl aus mlrtbs
Idnftlifen 8riinoen fann n1an es
MIR glttteibeu. Die aohlengraber &C.
66ren 5u Ser an id)ledteIten bejafl=
ten Mrbeitern oes 2anoes, lr1o rpenn
Sic @rubenbeiiser auf sic bIaiae
lueiblide Mrbeitsfraft uer5idte1t mill
Ten, fan11 es Oel1 mdr1nlidpn Irbel=
tern rltr uiisen, mas biele ielblt al1
belten luiiien 0ilrften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23

Spite ser @0lfer. Gnglonbs Natio=
nmlreidtbum miro mlf neumaig, Der
ierige Gelltid)lanos lltrgefabr ebenlo=
body geid}1st. Sic Ser. Staaten ba'
ben al 10 erbe6lid) n1ehr ais oieIe BET
Sen 2dnoer sulammeuget1ommel1.
0tody giinitiger geitaltet oas Serbult=
,1iB lid) fir Sic Ser. Stautel, mellr
mar oas Acknowledgement 5ltm
@ergleidp beran5iebt. gs uutroe id)on
%erm1bnt, oaB Oum Die Ser. Staate1l
nit einem sabreseinfMnnten BON
pier5ig Mi0iaroen Collar on Der
Spite iteberh. England itebt nit elf
MilliarOeu Collar IN Ser elite,
Ieutjd,lano nit %elfeinbulb Milltar=
Sen, HuB(an0 nit SENT %Ofilioroe1t,
6ranfreidp nit liebeneinbalb Milltar=
SEN. Gus Ginfommer1 Ser Ser. Staa=
ten lit olio gr6Ber als ous Gillfom=
men Dieler 9anoer 5ulommengenonl=
nteu 11uo ,ridt erbeblif fleirer als
Oas Gi1rtommelr bieler bier Climber
iaumt Dem Observation-Disclosures De-
]terreidtltngarns un0 Stalie11s. Nn=
geIitts bieier Shotiaden u1o 3ohlen
iodten o1td) Sic guns dngItliden 2e1=
te slt Ser lleber5eltgltng fomn1el1, Dob
fiir sic :3lltlnft 1rnleres 2anoes
1poblaeI orgt lit. Gil1erlei, mie longe
Ser arieg lrod) oo1tern rno mas I'M
n1er er folten n1ag. l~t11iere ge1palti=
qeu lSilfsquelen merOelr iidy aaen
NnIocoerrnger gelpadien 5eigen.
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ter Sen Grmartungen %5uriief6lieb
9os 1oll es al1d oiesmal lidrt. 2arl
es niht inns miro es nidt. SIS lit Elm
patriotiides @erf, fir oas i'll
oieier @otbe hie Spfermiaig=
felt Ser @iirgerid}aft IN Nniprlld &C.
uon1n1en lperocn miro; es lit oas
eoellte @erf, bas geOudt merbel'
fam uuo fir bas nit pouen 9a1oer
alt geben cine Ser p%orrebn1lten Fflld=
ten lit, Sic Ser &rieg inns mtferlegt.
User bem Rotben arel5e gibt, Der
gibt oeul 2auoe uno gibt ,nlerer1
lpudereu Snlonten. 8ibt Ser Wenib=
belt i'm mubrlten Sinnc bes Mortes.
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Nie beleitiat man ltnperSanlidls

felt? Sir sic gielen, Sic iid1 oieie
Troae ideon porgelegt baben, miro
elm 8rieT oen mir fiir5lih BON 0ralt
8. 9oro BON ct. Norbcrt, Nilltn:,
erbielten ee1uiB merttuolle A1tsfnmft
entfolter. Sic id1reibt:: SD BIN lcbr
%3nfrieoen nit Ser @irflng bon 6ors
MIS- Mpc1frdllter. Sd fonn 1oge1t,
oob idy niemals ein 9eilmittel ge'
brmtdt bobe, oaB mir 10 iebr gegen
lt,merbm1lid)feit rno sur &einigl1ng
n,eines 9llltes geholfen bot. S6
m6dte nidt mebr obrte oieies Sell
mittel leir." Torni's Ilpenfrdllter
forbert sic Gerbmtltltg ulto regltliert
Sen Moget; es ltarft l1lro belebt oos
qolrse Stitem. IS miro nidt ourd
Apothefer perfouft, lonoern brrd) be-
lonoere 2ofolagente1t geliefert. Mon
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