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Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
TOWN TOPICS

OFF TO CHlCAGO-A. K. Stacy left the city for Chicago Wednesday after a visit here on business.
 TO SAN DlEGO-Corporal Harvey McClimans departed for San Diego on Wednesday
 TO KENTUCKY HOME-Miss Lela Gibson departed for her home in More head, Ky, on Wednesday.
 TO NEW MEXICO-Mrs. Anna Bur ton of New York left the city Wednes- day on business trip to Clovis, N M
 BACK TO CHICAGO-Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Thomas left the city yesterday for their Chicago home.
 TO JOIN COlORS-E. F. Shay de- parted for Buffalo N. Y, Wednesday, where he will enter the service.
 HOME TO COAST-F. B. Ballman of Los Angeles returned home We'd nesday night
 RETURNS TO PITTSBURGH. F. McNair left the city Wednesday for his home in Pittsburg.
 RANCHMAN HERE-D. D. Crabb. well known AGuila ranchman, is regis tered at the Commercial hotel
 TO WHlPPLE BARRACKS-Cap- tain NJ. F. Bledsoe returned to his post at Whipple Barracks Wednesday after d SHDIl NlSll III I1e GUY.
 OFF TO ACCOMMODATES Alice E. Keith departed for her home at Redon- do Beach Wednesday evening after visit in the city.
 HOME TO TEXAS-James Wing field and L. W. Martin left for their home in Pecos, Texas, on Wednesday after a. business visit here.
 RETURNS FROM FURLOUGH- Charles T. Roach has left for his post at the navy yards of Buffalo. x. Y. after spending a furlOugh in the city.
 HERE FROM DENVER-B. I. Gib- bons, prominent commercial man of Denver, is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 VISITOR FROM TUScoN-Miss M. E. Giles of Tucson is a guest at the Commercial hotel during a brief visit in the city
 TO WASHINGTON - Robert N. Bunker left the city Wednesday even ing for Washington. D. C., where he will join the. United States army.
 RETURNS TO CAMP-Earl F. Sut- ter, recently called to the city by the sad news of his sisters death from in fluenZa, returned to his station at Salt Lake Wednesday night.
 HOME TO MlSSOURl-H. A. Naf- ziger and NJ. \. Nafziger, who have been in the city Investigating land values with a view of locating here, departed Wednesday night for their home in Strassburg, Mo.
 RETURN HoME-C. R. Blackman has returned to his home in Colorado Springs after visiting the city on busi- ness interests.
 SHEEPMAN VISITS HERE-A. F Hudspeth, sheepman of Seligman, Ari- zona. is stopping at the Commercial hotel while visiting here on business
 RECOVERS FROM ILLNESS-Jo seph Paxton has fully recovered from a recent illness and has left St. Joseph's hospital.
 DRUG MAN HERE-E. A. Lauck. representative of the Los Angeles Drug
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
KELVIN MET QUOTA
 FIRST DAY IF DRIVE

While stories of the fourth Liberty loan campaign in Arizona are being told and praise is being bestowed where it belongs, Kelvin rises to re- mind the other districts of the state that it did quite well in that loan cam paign, thank you.
 The quota allotted to that small town was $2,0O0, and when the drive was about to begin, the active work CTS of Kelvin, among them J. H. Zell- weger, Dick Smith and H. A. White passed the word about to the other active people there to give some reason why there should be any length time spent on such a small job as raising their quota.
 In response. the town of Kelvin got into the honor flag list the first day When all was over and the total figured up it was found that Kelvin had subscribed its quota four and one half times. The whole number of sub scribers was 64
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Adams-Mrs. H. C. Barnard, New York: r. M. Shelby, Reno: William H. Larllin. Boston; c. D. Mulholland, To- ledo: !. C. Hamel and family, A. B. WhippIe. Los Angeles: Miss Mary Love Los Angeles; W. G. Ernst, Los Angeles; II. Liebman, Chicago; H. W. Sieling and wife, New York; C. W. Karn, San Francisco; c. H. GoetZ, Santa Barbara; Ernest C. Lane Los Angeles: W. P Bright Los Angeles. J. E. Cooper, Los Angeles; J. H. Theehan, San Francisco; Martin Gray, Chicago; Desmond Fitz- gerald. New York; K. A. Gregg, Roa- nolle: M A. Heath, Los Angeles; C. B. Schmidt and son, Salt Lake City; Louis r. Inner, New York; E. Hoyt, Los An geles: II. H. Keefner, Los Angeles; MT and Mrs. H. P. Corliss, Salt Lake; D. M. Sutor Fl Paso H. NJ. Greiner, Bend; Lee Johnson Fl Paso.
 Jefferson-L. H. Wood Los Angeles; Mrs L.Clepped, Los Angeles; P. Roy stackus. Ocean Park: Solomon Beatty, ocean Park; R. B. ScheH. Ocean Park; F. C. Beddour. Los Angeles; Charles Spiegel. New York; Fred J. Perry. Los Angeles; P. s. Donaldson, St. Joseph; c. w. Clifford, Mexico; George B. Per ry, Chicago; E. M. Stokes Los Angeles II. NJ. Greines, Bend; J. A. Bryan, St. Louis George Wishart. Los Angeles; l.. C. Mitchell, Los Angeles H. Laen- hardt and wife. Logan; $. Hollanden, New York George Grand New York: l. Y. Heffson. Los Angeles; W. C. Mur- ray. San Francisco; William B. Moffat San Francisco; W. D. Mcknight, Nash vile; William IT, Nieman. Columbus; C. C. Crister. Chicago.
 CommercisI-J. M. Piper, Liberal; Irene Holt, San Simon; Marie Holt, San Simon; B. I. Gibbons, Denver: $. Mon estier, New Mexico: V. $. Wilson. Fl Paso; Irving Weimgarten. New York.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
ALBERT ROSENBERG
 WINS COMMISSION

Albert Rosenbers. manager of the New State Electric Fixture and Supply company, yasterday received notifi- cation from Washington, D. C.. that he had been commissioned a first lieuten- ant in the United States army. Lieu tenant Rosenberg will report for duty at Camp Cody, within the next ten days, where he will be attached to the 42Sth engineers.
 Early last summer Rosenberg quail fled for a commission and it was un- derstood that he had been recommend ed as a first lieutenant for the en- gineering corps in Los Angeles last summer. graduate of Stanford, Rosenberg's knowledge of engineering and his practical experience will make him of value to the government, de- clare those who know of his ability in the line.
 During his absence, Mrs Rosenberg, who was Miss Selma Goldberg. before her marriage, will remain in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
Local Weather Yesterday

ENcesS m temperaIure yesterday, J degree.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 65 degrees. Accumulated excess in teperature since January 1, A degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date. 6.24 inches. Actual precipitation. January 1 to date, S.02 inches. Accumulated excess since January 1. IFS inches.
 ROBT. Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
OBITUARY
pr. F. A. Stafford

In the death of Dr. F. A. Stafford this community has lost one of it's most needed citizens. pr. Stafford has re- sided here since 1908. The preceding three winters he had come to the desert seeking to renew his health. His busy life in Toledo. Ohio. where for seven years he was on the staff of the Toledo hospital, and had cared for the larger part of the accident surgery of that city. had fixed upon him the permanent handicap of impaired health. In his eagerness to save others he was ever careless of himself.
 After settling in this community he created and built up the Desert Inn, on
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
AUCTION

Bay pony. branded J bar. and one rcarlinE Holstcin calf. will be sold Mon
 day. Oct. 2S. at 10 o'clock at the City han. unless called for before sale takes place Adv. dm
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
BODILY TEST ID MEN
 IF MOTOR TRANSPORT

Although the physicians of Phoenix have been greatly overworked by the combination of physical examinations of draft men and the influenza cpl dcmic. arrangements have been made through Dr. A. E. Nichols to have the men who have enlisted in the Motor Transport corps examined tonight and saturday night
 An men who have enlisted in this corps arc requested Co call at the cham hcr of commerce today and have the tmc for their examinations set.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
CAMPAIGN WATTS
 ON OFFICE DUTIES

One of the candidates for a county office, Miss Edith Jacobs, on the democratic ticket for recorder, is severely handicapped. She has charge of the registering department of the office, and the preparation of the great register of voters is now under gay and must shortly be ready for delivery to the board of supervisors
 That is more of task this year than ever before, and in addition to it. is the so-called soldiers register which must be prepared at the same time. This work keeps Miss Jacobs and a force of assistants busy from early morning far into the night. She hopes. though. to be able to make hurried call upon the voters shortly before the election.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
WIFE OF BUT ONE DAY |S GIVEN DIVORCE

Married only a day was the story told by Mrs Mollie Clark in Judge Stanfords court yesterday when she asked for a divorce from F.. A Clark who deserted her the day after their marriage on October 16. 1914 Mrs. Clark stated that her husband went to California after he abandoned her and that he had never contributed toward her support.
 Judge Stanford asked the young woman ii she loved her husband, and after a moments hesitation she said she did not The decree was granted
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Friday unsettled and cooler; Saturday fair.
 New Mexico. Friday unsettled; Saturday partl, cloudy and somewhat cooler.
 West Texas; Friday and Saturday generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
ATTENTION! Motor Transport Men

MEN WHO HAVE ENLISTED IN THE MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS AND WHO HAVE NOT HAD THEIR PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS ARE REQUESTED TO CALL AT THE OF COMMERCE TODAY. FRIDAY. IN ORDER THAT A DATE MAY BE SET FOR THEIR MINED. LATE EXAMINATION. THIS IS NEG ESSARY IN ORDER THAT YOUR INDUCTION BLANKS MAY BE COM 1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
I'm SEN Giibtaaten heitebt cine Of:

ON WV O~~N"%S" ~$I~Sv~
fenbore Mbneig11ng gegen 6as Bro=
bibitions=Mmen6ement. Sn 1e11e11
2onoestbeil legt man tpie im11er 1ebr
qroBen @ertb ouf 6ie Staatenredte
l1n6 sic Mniidt lit 5um D11rdbru6
gefommen, oaB oas ENHANCEMENT Die
le @e6te ouf eirem @ebiete anfbe=
ben tpiir6e, 0os Sic 9toaten itetS als
sic ibnen ouein 5uiteben6e 9omaine
.betraftet bQben, nn6 6as 1T Die Gent
p%eren5frage. 9ie Brobibitioniiten
baben 6as boru11sgeieben un6 in SOL
&c 6elien BENT ENHANCEMENT eine Sal
flung gegeben, pelde 6ieie 8e6erfen
5erltrnen ion, in6em es beltimmt, 6aB
oie 6toaten nn6 Ser 8un6 g1ei6 be-
fdbigt iein 1onen, Semperen5geiebe 5n
erlaiien. Mber 6ieie 2iit miro 6ur6L
ida1t. Sober tpeib, 6aB iobalb Der
8un6 Elm @eieb erldBt, aue Stoats=
geiete in @egfan fommen nn6 90 Ell
ne rationale Brobtbition MIR 6nr6
gl1n6esgeiebe mirfiom gemodt tper=
Sen fonn, tpin man fid nit ioldem
Strife nidt einfangen laiien, mas eli
ne entidie6ene Mneignng gegen 6as
prohibitions : ENHANCEMENT in BEN
Sii61toaten berborgernfen fat. Mlio
Iiegt fein @rnn6 Dor, Sen &f u1f=
51tgeben nn6 sic 6linte in's &orn 5n
tperfen, urr6 6te Mn5et6en ipreden
fir einen @teg Ser liberalen @o6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Qlls einen nidt nnintereHante11

Mls einen nidt 1tnintereKanten
8eitrog CUR Sagesgef6i6te miro mon
eine Nebe balten la1ien miiiien, Ste
Hrofeiior grf bon Der Obioer
Staatsunioeriitat Dor einigen Sagen
Dor elmer @%eriamml1tng bon Jarnern
aus Glorf County bielt. 3unadit
1telJte IT 6ie' ginfiibr11ng bon 8leiih=
farten 11n6 einbeitli6e omtlt6e Mil6=
preife in M11sii6t, neil 6as 8ublifum
immer nod 5u bel 8Ieiib nn6 5u
biel f%on6eniierte Mil6 berbrau6e
un6 6a61tr6 nnieren Sol6aten emit
aiebe, pos ite %notbmen6ig 5raubten.
9unn iprah er iiber sic %5unebmenoe
2on6fl1dt uno lire SoIgen. SIN
lebten Sabre ieien breiDtertel Miqio,
mem Meni6en bom 2an6e in 6ie
9td6te geaogen. Tim 6iefe 3iffer iei
sic 3nbI ser 8ro6n3enten bon &C.
bensmitteln berringert nn6 Sic 3abl
Ser @erbrouder bermebrt mor6en
sic GoIge fei 6os o11f 6em 2ebensmit.
telmorfte berridenoe MiBperbdltniB
5tpiiden Mngebot un6 Madfrage.
r@ir boben al1 biel 2er1te, Die 8ale=
ban nnb GuBbam 1pielen un6 5n noe
nig, sic 6as Me1fen nnb Bfliigen
beiorgen," fbIoB Brofeiior @rf feline
Mnsfibr11nger, nn6 mir glal1ben
nidt, 6aB iemon6 tpagen miro, linn
at tpi6eripre6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
en- Sen lebten bier Sahre1t fat sic

3obl ser @dofe in inherent 2on6e
tint flint Minionet obgenommen.
8ir meinen 1tatirli6 nidt Die edo
fe, 6te it6 in @aGitreet f6eren loi=
fen: 6eren giebt es immer nod reid+
li9 bie1, obidoi1 a116 lire 3abI in
ser 5tpeiten &6lfte BEG lebten Sabres
5uriidgegm1gen fem ion. Mn@ Die
bielen Mi1ionen Sdafe, 6ie it6 NIT
be6ruftem 8opierbrei fiittern laifen
uno gegen folde Soft niemols n1d
MIR 6en leifeiten Broteit erbeben,
meinen mir nidt; 6ie baben in ben
Iebten bier Sabren an 3abl eber 5n=
genommen. Wir meinen 6ie Sdofe,
anf oeren @iifen Ser Stoff GIT nniee
rem @Iein6ern tpGdit. Sbre 8abl
bot iih Inn bo1e flint Milltonen ber=
min6ert, nnb ftn6 Ole boben Breife
fir monefpe MrtifeI bal6 erflart. Wte
melt 6amit sic i'm Sabre 1918 etnge>
Ieitete Sarifpolitif gu tbnn gebabt,
fonn man 111ir bermntben; Der &rteg
bot o116 6ariiber feline Sdleier &C.
aogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
0;e nnm HrGiibenten bpr Sen bei=

Die ppm Yraiibe11ten bpr ben bet
Sen Sduiem oes &ongreiies entnidel=
ten 6riebensbeoingungen 1batfe1'
iiber nniere &riegs5iele iene &lar'
belt, 6ie mon1e bisber permiBt bot
ten. Munmebr meiB iebermann, pel.
die Mbiidten 6en Hraiioenten geleitet
baben, als er fid ertidlob, oem &or1=
ereB SEN @intritt in 6aS getpultige
&ingen 81, empfeblen. uno sic gan5e
@elt tpeiB es. @eiB, 6ab ielblt1idA
tige Mbiidten bie Gntf9lieBnngen
6es @%rGiioenten ni6t beeinfluBt b.
ben uno feline un6 Ser Notion ent.
idJlieBungen ou6 in 3nfnnft nidt
beeinflniien tper6en. slu6 oaB mir
folde ginfliiiie mf Sen Gang Der
Observation-Disclosures nidt oulDen
mer6en. 9esbalb miro Sic neult6e
R11nogebung bes 8rdii6enten 5nr
Gldruna ser internationalen 9it1a-
ton m69tig %beitrogen. Mebr beitra=
gen, ols irgen6 cine i~toatsmannilhe
MuslaIinng inn Gerlm1fe 6eS MIN
balls Observation-Disclosures Htngens.
Sic miro @e16i6te MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Ser @orm,rf ser nnmafiafeit lit

Ser @oru1trf Der ltnmafisfeit lit
ge9en l1niere na6 6ranfreib entiano-
ten Spl6ater 5nerit bon einem Bre-
bigger aus Sotpu erboben tporoen.
l1nb 5par in 9on6on. 9eit6em lit
Ole 8erbdbtignng baD6 bon 6ieie /,
bal6 bon iener @eite mie6erbolt tpor=
ben. Den 8emeis bat man iid mo-
tiirlid) geldenft, un6 be5eidneno 1T
es, 6oB 6ieie @er6d9tigung bon 2ea-
ten o11sgebt, 6ie iid NIT 8orliebe in
6er 8o1e bes leibeni6aftliden @atrto=
ten gefaIen. Midt etpo bei6amero
fir unfere So16aten, ion6ern bef9d=
memo fir iene, bon mel@en Die Ser
oddtig11ng altsgebt unb fir iene,
Ole iie gefdnig tpeiterberbreifen. Bir
1tn6 nit 6em @enator &erDon bon
Soma Ger Mniidt, 6aB man oie Cor
ge fir Die Moro1 nnierer @oloaten
r11big 1ern General .Beribing iiber=
laiien fann. SSn Before nn6 5uber-
1aiitgere @dn6e farm tie ni9t gelegt
nerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
9as Mmerifaniide &ptbe &relta

9as Mmertfantide NDtbe &re1t5
getpabrt CUR 8eit runo $4,000 Sim
Bern in Sranfrei6 Silfe. Dopon be-
fin0en iib ite~benb1n6ert in %itan6tger
8ebnnolung bel amerifanii6en Mer5-
TEN, nnb meitere 6rettanfen0 erbalten
Qr5tlide @i1fe in ben Mnitalten Der
amerifaniiden SilfSgeieai6aft. Mu=
berbem giebt es iiber 10000 Waiie en-
nno unbere &in6er, fir 6ie IN Der
ei11en oDer ser an6eren Wetie bonn
&otben &reu5 ge1orgt miro. SSn 8el=
glen eritredt 6ie Siiriorge beg Slime
rifa11ii9en &otben &ren5eS fi6 onf
r11no ie6stm1ien6 &inoer, nno oaru11-
ter befin6en li6 Snulen6, Die ieiner
Sir Jorge ga115 nn6 gar %anbertraut
iino. Mon fann ii6 nni6mer BOT
ltelen, tpie 6anfbar 6ieie Silfe in ben
beioen 2dn6ern e%npfunoen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

langer olS einen Monat als FOLDER
gu 6ienen. Snfolge oeiien miro oie
gonntpbebor6e in ibrer bolbi6brli=
den Sibung IA anitatt 70 Berioz
men ourds 2oos %beItimmen, tpelde
DEM gountD in Ger 9iitriftsgeridts-
lire 9ienite gu Ieilten baben.
- Sos neue 8nn MutomobiI,
Wtooel $50, lit nod Chicago, ST.,
ge1dih mor6en, no oasielbe i'm Ga
Sale Sotel tpabreno ser gbicago
MISUNDERSTANDING einen @%auptpIab
einnebmen miro.
= Die Sta6tfommiliion miro in
11aditer ISOLDE I'M 8orbou Ser neue11
S%taotbolle> Der eben gum 8e3ieben
tertig getporoen it, ibr 0uartier
aufi6lager.
= Sn Ser Montagaben6 gebalbe<
men 8%eriammlung Ser @eimgar6e
tp11roe Maior 8attiion bonn 10. 8a-
taiaon nit einem oliben farbiqen Or
n1ee=G1en1tmantel, melder nit 6en
Snltg11ien zines Mojor ber3iert lit,
bel6enft, Elm 3eiden, 6oB SEER 9ot-
ttlon ii6 inter Sen 6eimgor6iiten
oagerneiner nn6 bober Mdtunq AT
%erfreuen bot.
= 5ran3 4 @eb> melder oaf oem
ger. Staaten @ampfer 5lori6a in
9ienit itebt, lit %unldngit bein gdei=
ben1d1eBen als better Sd]iibe nit
oem eri item Freiie beebrt tpor6en.
- So6m. SEER SSGger bon ser
Stootsuniberiitdt miro offer @obr=
i9etnlidfeit nod in stearns Count
t: flint @ortrdge boIten, tpenn sic
oiesbe5iglide quite Mbiidt 6es
9errn Gb. S. 2o6ner, Ser cine
oerortige ginla6ung erIieB, 1ih per=
mirflifen miro. @enn 10, miro Ser
tpirfli@en miro. @enn 10 miro ser
bodtp. SER 6em Blane gemaB cine
Ne6e in ct. gIon6 nn6 cine ioIhe
IN &tdmon6> @oI6 @pring, Mlbonp
nn6 Melroie balten. &odm. 6err
SSager febrte erIt nnlangit bon
9e1ti9lan6 5uriid, 6ober nit @eh)tt
on%5lnebmen 1T, 6oB feline 8ortrdqe
eriter un6 better Site fem tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Die Sffeutlidle giderbeitg . Som.

Die 6ffentid)e SidJerbeits . Som.
million eriudt ole Snbuber bon
Sreibeits- Mnleiber in Minnefota, oie=
ielben nidt 5u berfaufen, al1sgenoms
men I'M Sole d1,Beriter Motbapen6ig.
felt. Deutide Mgenten berfnd)en>
tpel1e Mmerifaner 5u entmntbtgen,
bieie 8onbs at balten un6 baben gro
BE Berfdufe ertpirft, UNI Ben Meorft=
preis in Der @offnung n%ieber5ubal'
ten, BOB sic Sr1buber ibre 8onos per=
faltfen nnb feline 1lelten mebr bel Der
1rGd1ten Musgabe nebmen. Ser Srei-
belts 8onb lit oie iiderlt tie Geloan+
loge in ser @elt un6 muB perfanf
meroen I'M Sen &rieg 5u einem ffrm=
beren Mbibll1B 51 bringen nn6 Spfer
gu berbiiten, sic Elm LANCER &rieg
nit iib bringen miirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Sbepbpre &pp1ebelt fat ii6 mieber

anf sen @impelfang begeben. SSn
elmer 3l1i6rift on 6ie Mep Dorf
Shines be5eidnet CT es als 8arbnret
un6 ungere6tigfeit, einen Mmerifa=
ner 6e11tfber Serfnnff berddtli6 alS
@ermo11 511 be5ei6nen. 9as lit es
o1t6. @ir Mmerifarer 6entider Ser
funt lin6 in 6em Gimme, Ser bier in
Sroge nmmt, Mmerifaner nn6 nidtS
on6eres. @ir 1in6 nod tpie Dor itol5
a11f 1tniere 6eutf6e Mitarnm11ng nn6
tper6en es immer bleiben: itol8 arf
ltniere @ltern, itol5 onf 1tniere Spro=
6e nn6 itol5 n1f Ole MGnner, 66e
6ltr6 fire acknowledgements Tb6tiqfeit
a1f miifenihaftli6em, te6nti@em
1tn6 fiinltlerifdem @ebiet Ser @nttpi=
delnng ser Menf6beit 1re11e 3iele ge=
geben baben, ober 8on6e politif6er
Nat1tr berfniipfen uns init 6em Cant
De nn1 nit 6em @olfe ni6t mebr,
bos bieie MGnner berborgebrodt fat,
6ie boben mir fin immer gel0ft. l1n6
ie6enfons ber6ienen mir 1tidn, bier
nit @erinqiddbl1ng bebon6elt au
tper6en. 3afiir bqbe1 mir 6em 2anbe
nnierer @abI 5n bier 2tebe 1tn6 5u
bieI Erete ertpieien. Mber Ebeo6ore
&oofebelt lit Ser Iebte, Ser 6as &edt
bn, iih iiber 10 geringfhdberr6e Be-
banblung Der Mmertfaner 6ertiher
@%erfnnft at ertriiiten. 9en11 gerabe
er bat 6iefer 8orbaret un6 6iefer I'm
gerehtigfeit, tpte er es be1te nernt,
Boridlb geleiitet, tpte foltm Elm an>
6erer; bot sic 9(merifaner 6e1ttidler
&erfl1nft it ser b0belbofteiten @eiFe
befdimpft 1tn6 berGeum6et, 1tn6 penn
En- 6os be1tte bergei1en MAIDEN m06<
te, bonn th11t er 6os ni6t, metl er
feline riipelhuffe @eiinn1tng nns ae=
qeniiber ae6r6ert bot, ion6err le6ig<
1id ots &l1tqbeitsgriinben. &c idet-
rten ierre redt 51 bnben, sic Ser Mn<
fidt finb, 6oB @ooiebelt feline @iin=
ihe nnb &offmtnaen tpie6er o11f 6as
@eiBe Sous gerihtet babe. Mber in
6ieiem So1e miro ser 811rgberr bon
@ogmoore Sin sic grfabr1tttg ma
hen, 6aB 6ie Mmerifaner 6ertiher
6erfltnft elm beiieres @e66dtnik ha=
ben, als Ell thnen a1talttra1ter fdeint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Die qeleaentlid la1tt geipprbene

9ie eelesentlid la1tt %se>uprbene
@efiir6turg, 6aB oie &riegSanleiben
ei,te @erminoerung Ser Spareinlogen
CUR Solge boben fonnten, lit ni6t
e%ingetrofen. Sis iebt iin6 ie6S Wfil=
lior6en Dollar 6ur6 &riegsanleiben
aufgebroht mor6en, aber oie @inla=
gen ser Sparbanfen baben nt6t ab=
ge11ommen, ion6ern 5ngenom1ne11.
9us benefit, 6aB Die breiten S6i@-
ten 6es 8olfes sos @el6 fir 6ie Mnr
leiben bon ibrem @er6ienit un6 nidt
aus ibrem @riparniiie genommen
baben. 8as 6ur6 Die iiberom gebo>
tene M0gli9feit, 6ie Bombs gegen
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