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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

According to the opinion Of the at
tOrney generals office. now being pre-
pared, q special session of the legis-
lature to enact q law giving Kansas
counties the right to loan money for
seed wheat, would do no good. The
law would be unconstitutional. The
same opinion was issued last year dur
ing the excitement over the seed
wheat fund. The state board Of agri-
culture decided recently to ask for o
special session in case their plan to
secure federal aid failed. Governor
Capper promised 70 secure an opinion
relative to the constitutiOnality Of
such q law.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

The Kansas state guards may get a
call to duty during the harvest season.
State authorities have been warned
that |. w. W. activities are fomenting
and will result In raids upon the wheat
fields. In view Of the war situation.
which increases the value Of the wheat
crop as we'll u the degree of the crime
attached to any interference in hand
ling the crop, Governor Capper is urg-
ing the mayors in all towns in the
wheat belt to be in readiness to handle
any outbreak undertaken by Migrants.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Richard Southerlin, Salina boy,
was killed in action June 8. according
to q message from the War Depart
mont to his mother Mrs. William
Quinn, who has moved to Bennington
since the boy enlisted. Word also was
received at Luray. Kan, telling OF The
death OF julius Johnson, who died Of
wounds he received June 9 in the bat
tie on the western front, Johnson was
twenty.three and enlisted in April last
year and was one OF the first OF Per-
shlng's men to arrive in France. Be-
fore snlistlng he was q student at the
Has Normal His was the first death
among the students from the Hays
school.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Mrs. Charles H. Brooks Of Wichita
was reelected President Of the Kan
sas Suffrage Association in conven-
tion at Wichita. Resolutions were
passed lndorsing the national dry fed
Grafton, efforts Of the state welfare
Commission, to enforce nine-hOur day
for working girls, sending women to
Kansas Legislature and, permanent
support to state institutions.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Kansas will have herd OF buffalo,
nne of deer and another Of antelope
for its big game preserve in Finney
county whenever the state will build
Il fence around the grounds. w. c.
Tegemeier, state fish and game war
den. notified by government officials
that five buffalo, one bull and four
COWS, and five deer and five antelope
had been allotted to the Kansas game
preserve.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

B. r. Pargen. Of Columbus, was IN
the city the first Of the week attend
ing 70 some business. Mr. Pargen
has three sons in the army and u
mighty proud Of t. James PHrgsn'
he last son 70 enlist, is wen known IN
Baxter Springs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28
FIVE MORE TO HONOR ROLL

Five of the names omitted on the
Baxter Springs honor roll are the
names Of Avail Hendry, W. h.
Haynes, Louis Shanks; Edward G.
Denton and Vernon Haley.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Frank !TraVis pf lola. -somewhsrS
IN France" bsoalla q candidate for
the Republican npunation TOR insur-
ance Commissioners n. Kansas recent
ly. He filed q statement pnd paid the
fee. Travis was lieutenant colonel Of
the Kansas ammunition train, the
inst unit to leave TITS stats Tor
FEanea
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

The Lawrence Chamber Of Com
mercs n tEying to make war cOndt
tons benefit LaErsnce IN one respect
At the last meeting Of the body . com
mittee was appointed which now Il
working to.obtain psrmission from The
director OF railroads for all Rock
Island trains 70 stop IN LavTencA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28
NEWS AND COMMENT

B. E. Traylor of the new jackson
Drug store says that business is very
good. He says Baxter looks better
to him every day, now.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Governor CaDpsr has offered G'SO-
ward Of 5000 for the arrest Of John
HAYS, also known as John LaceweIl,
charged with The murder Of bis wife In
her home at l04 North Sixth street.
Kansas City, Kan, Nay n.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Kansas eating houses have been
asked by Walter P, Innes. state food
administrator, to help eliminate loss
OF sugar In ice tea by serving sugar
in envelopes instead Of allowing Gus
toners to help themselves. -
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

: The Kansas State Utilities Commits
sion has autographed to Director Gen.
,arAl, Of Railroads McAdoo q protest
against the increase In freight rates
be has announced.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Charlie Smith is tickled because the
Daily Citizen was unable, because Of
moving, to issue on Monday and Tues
day. The Citizen, you know, sends
some few papers through the post Of
flee and Mr.. Smith and his force Of
postofficers were moving themselves.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

One concern has paid the United
States internal revenue office at WI
chita $6.S79, 1926 in excess profits
and revenue taxes. according to q
statement by C. w. Southwark. vice
president of the Kansas National
Bank, who handled the exchange
draft for that sum on the Merchants
Laclede National Of st. Louis This IL
the third large check collected by the
government here recently There were
two checks deposited In local banks
by the government for 3 million dol;
lars each.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Fifteen hundred women. over Is
years Of age have registered in the
Industrial survey campaign conducted
by Attchison authoritles. ;is
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

"The Rounder was being circulated
on the streets of Baxter Satur-
day. A chubby listed urchin stood on
the corner near the Baxter National
Bank Saturday morning with bunch
of Founders" clasped tightly in his
hand. Every now and then he would
yell "T-River Rounder, f. cents" Pref
ty soon little playmate came along
and said, "Do you want me to help
you pass them bills?" Said the young
ster addressed: "Them amt bills,
them's Founders, and I'm sellin' en-"
Not a very sanitary job for a tender
youngster with an impressionable
mind.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

A well known Baxter Springs negro
has figured out that if his great-great
grandfather had lived he would now
be more than ITS years of age, which
would have broken all records in these
parts for longevity.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Kettler-Kooper says he wishes ne
was newly married and was in need
of furniture and somebody else put on
a sale like the firm is now putting on.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

The Emporia city commission has
passed an ordinance requiring every
able bodied man between Is and go
years old, not regularly employed in
some useful occupation, to register
with the city clerk. The ordinance
becomes effective Immediately and
failure to register 10 misdemeanor
punishable by fine not exceeding
500.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

decorator and he will follow this work
for Uncle Sam. Mr.. Wright had built
up a nice business here, but will 60
to work for the government for some
thing less than $50 per month. Mrs.
Wright will stay with the office. Har-
old says he just couldn't stay out Of
the service any longer. He was class
ed because Of physical unftness so
that he perhaps, would not have been
called at all during the war.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

The so-called harmless fireworks
are not barred in Kansas under the
rule Of the fire marshal that no fire
works can be stored, sold or fired
within 1000 feet Of any building.
dwelling, barn or stack Of hay. feed
or grain. THE fireworks known as
sane fireworks do not come under
this ban," said Lieutenant Hussey,
state fire marshal recently.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Mss WInifrod NeptunS, daughter
q J. W. Neptune. . salina~physician.
wfI ask for the nomination Of repre-
sentative 10 the Legislature from Sa-
llns county o. The Republican ticket It
fns August primary.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

The body Of William A. Simon, 81
ysarS old, q farmer Of Worden, was
found with the chest crushed by q
party Of motorists at the side Of q
road near Lawrence. He Is thought
o have fallen from his wagon while
attempting to stop his runaway horses,
ne wagon passing over him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

One of the worst slackers is the fell
low who goes to Joplin and gets
drunk. Our president, giving him
credit for being a great man at a
great time, is overlooking a big bet
when he lets slip the opportunity to
hit John Barleycorn a solar plexus
wallOp. Everybody admits the mis-
dom of eating potato bread and send
ing our wheat to the Allies, but why
allow any grain to BE-. used in the man
ufacture of "booze"? Which is one OF
the real, as one of the worst luxuries
offered the public in these war times.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Columbus seems to have walked up.
George Snyder, one Of the men whose
name was placed on the Stacker board
last Saturday morning, is well known
over the county. Snyder has been one
of the leading socialists Of the county
for a number Of years. Will Van
dament and Fred Deem are both well
known in Baxter Springs. VIM Nor
ton is not known here, but Jim Mar
shall, who has been q constable at
Columbus for years, is known all over
the county.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

The only reflection that might be
cast on the affair at Columbus last
Saturday is that "Had" Babb, a man
mentally minus, was one Of the ring
leaders IN the assault upon Snyder.
The cr6Sd II they had wanted to have
a righteous wrath attached to those
attacked ought to have dispensed with
Babb before starting in to mete out
Justice. Babb has the strength Of a
gorilla and might have killed some
body.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Harold Wright has enlisted IN the
American working army and leaves
for San Antonio, Tex. Mr.. Wright
was formerly 3 painter and interior
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

Large crowds of people are bathing
in Spring river every evening. This
eoupled with the airdOme and harvest
make people somewhat more scarce in
the streets in the evening than usual.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-28

H.yOu want to know what trouble
is-buy a newspaper printing plant
and then try to move 1t. There is
some 10000 parts to a linotype ma
chine and something less than that IN
a big press. In addition to these there
are about a million other parts to 9TH
thinRs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15

mie Wdi@mchl. aleie uno arobcS
Vfcbl 5lt. mie ibr eigelne5 @etuitt be.
trddt Sino Ole Abudnue belon0crS
fr0itig, 10 fam c9 rntbiam lein. 5l;m
HnrilbreH ausihIieBlih aleie All uer-
lpeVoen. %e mebr W}ahlgut man be
mtbcn fam, obue ooB Die Niihnna
3u Itcii miro, INN 10 beIier. Sic
0fiihung ldBt iid UNI 10 better unn
grilnblidcr alt@filhreu, menn ocr
elmer Oreimol 10 piel Moteriol faiien
tonn, ol5 Hbgauge 0urin uorbnlncu
lin0.
Sic Miidung fam fiir meir ul3
cine Mtnhl5eit Oe5 8cfliigtiS Ueuucn-
oct pcr0en. aber Ger elmer n.ltH
lpuhreno Der Iufhemohrline mgc0cft
iein. Sn Der Reeel lit IS ober niclt
rotbionl. mebr OILS 5luei tdglideRabG.
6fjtcn ans 0tm @eniii6 gu madden
un0 MIR, tucnn c8 iehr trodeu lit.
tont orcintdi 0opon gereiht lucrory;.
Ties fam ober MIR oorfommcn,
mcnm Ole Ibt1nc 10 reid,lif uorhon.
Den limo. ooB icSlicre nit Ser MiId,.
ling ou@ihIicBIit geiiittcrt per6en.
9ciler lit eS ieoenfuIS. menm Sic !Go-
lifc Hotiou ctlpoS horte aoruer cnt-
bait, abcr oiretteu Shooer bot man
Iilr lungcre 3cit bon Ger oi,sihlicB-
lidcn Nernbiolaung BON gSeihfutter
nidlt 81 iiird)tcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15

5sobrenbeit erhobt peroeu PEI oic
ier Scmperatnr mus Die Maiic &
9iinIten lang gefodt uuo i'll 3lui
i|dlenrdumcn pom / bis > Nunutcr
Ieid)t umgcriibrt per0en. Nah Den
aod)pro5eB iou Die a0icmoiic, ionic
ons MoIfcnruniier 0urh cin Gud
ollrd)gcieibt mo 0ic A0icmoIie 10
lai1ge nit eincm 2oiicI ~bearbeitci
Dernen, bis iie fem lit. TIS0onn
fam man cntneoer iiiBen ODER ian.
reu Habm an Den SGic gicbeu, no.
onrd ser @ublgeidmot 0~e2icIbeu be.
oclteu0 erbobt miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15
Sic Gplc Der 4idle.

GtrpnS mocrc5 lit IS nit ocn Der
nrtiQcn Observation-Disclosures. Gle.
Ic monoeru in Den p~erfauftcn &0r.
nern, 3hicreu, Niild liip. geruoc in
qroBcrcr Otcnae gum Sole hinouS,
un6 fommeu olio Ourd oen Ginger
nid)t picocr p~oQIt0noig in ocn 9ooen,
uno ga tic audi in ser 6dulniB ser
3unqitoffe nid,t luftortig pcrocn
ionocrn ais Nihe 5urildbleiben u1lo
oemnnd) oeiucn Yfer nift Ielber mic
Der ouiiuhen, 10 muB cine 9lbnohnlc
an bemieIben in Dem @ooen ltattfiu.
Den. Auer0in9s lit Oieler an Sen
mciltcn notbmenoigen eroartiqcn
Eilun5enndbritoffcn, mic &alf, Sic
icliGltre ui1p. folt ltnerihopflidI ga
otcie lid obneoies g%roBtcntbeils III ser
8l0ttern un0 Stengeln ablagern uno
nit DEM Ginger mieoer i'll oen 80,
Den fommen; etnnS anoereS lit es
ubcr nit Dem &nli 0ottoihe), oas
ale Slice un6 @ur5clgen0hie 10 Moth.
menoig brard)en, un0 Ser 8boSpbor.
iGltrc, welde fir ole S0rnerbiIounq
10 midltig lit, oenn beibe fino por5iig-
lid IN straightforward, Sonoelsge.
mGhicn, 6leiit uno Milh entbolten.
mo ga tic obneoies i'm 9oocn mciit
MIR i'll geringercr WtenQe altfacloit
iin0, ais Die YiIorsc SIT ibrem beIteu
0eoeihen oopon bcoori. 10 lit leidt ei.
ne @ridopfitng ocs 9oocns an fol
den 5l perltebcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15

rem, ui0 10 lit feline beitdnoige @an-
ocrung, nermoge Der e$ ais @
erbunl It oufIteigt, ol$ Sbou, &c.
gen, Sdnee noer @ogel nieoer nicoer-
f1ut nno III floren GuelIen outage
tritt. cine Der &altptbeoinglingen ocs
Sebens mo @ahstbums auf Der Or
DC.
MuBer oieien luftarti9en perbrenm-
liden mo ~OerpcsIid)en Stoffen 3iebt
Die Yflan5e aher oitdI lnperbrennlidc
9tdbrItoife aus Der Groe. 9icie &C.
ben nidlt in Die Suit, Noun ma Die
Fflan5e oerbrennt, ionoerm bleiben
oils slide 5uritd. Sn Dem roben gu.
itnnoe, i'll meldem iie i'm @oocn Dor.
fommcll, mdren lie fiir oie 4fInnjen
nid,t gcnieBbar. Sier bat min oos
WoiIer nie0er Irbeit genitg, tic aui
5ulGien uno nomentlid) ser Souer
itnff Der 2uft uno hie &~ohleuidlirc
Danoelu lie in lnaufioslide Terbiu
onngen nm. 0eshoGb piliigit on Del
ne Seller Dor @intcr ticf nm, oomit
6roIt. Cult mno @oiier ole Gro-
if)ollen 5eriprcnqen uno Sic Iihenbc.
it%anotheilc aufl0sIid] ntahen f0nnen
9tad, ocn1. mas mir bercits gciehcn
bnbcr, iudlt elm groberGbeil Ser Iuft
orti9cn 8fIon3enItoffc ieinen g3rq
miebcr burd Die 2uit ST. oen Gflon
sen 5uriif, 10 OoB 3. 9. 1lie 0ionqeI
All &~oblcnitoif cntiteben miro, moqc
gen Der Stiditoit meld,er ). 9. in
Stdotcn ocriifcrt ooer ourdl 0uS
@oiicr fprtgcfiibrt Miro, fiir Die
8flan3cn ncrloren QcGt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15

Der 6orm pon Gotta9CfGic ooer pcror
bcltct 81 2'littcruildl oNcr an an0crcn
9{ebcnproouften 5llr Tcrluclouu0 qc.
brod)t miro, oI2 meum iic al Ihicrc
ucrtilttcrt ltu0 orti ioldr Mciic iur
IIciidproouftion btnilbt miro. llcber
lliIili9 obacroImtc Mild tonn mon
%uIlcromgs nllh in mirthIdoitlidl
%rotioncIlcr &Sciic M Strneiuc per
ilttcrm ober 100 Gtulo oc.on. sic
- Efuno Safe Iicicru, p%rn0u}ucu
MIR rs Observation-Disclosures Sdnciuc.
Heidi, lpeun lie 3uiommcn nit Mai2
pcrfilttcrt ipcrocn WinQermilh ~lieiert
ncrn lie SIT Gottdoc &aic %perorbeitet
miro. oundberno iicbcnmal 70 uicl
Erotcin mic ooa SdmcincfIciid), mel.
dies lid 0urd) sic @criiittcring pro
o~l3trcn licBc. NntiirIid) 5icht man
am mciitcn Adbritoii oit5 ser Moqer
mIldlt, rucnm man iie oircft bcnubt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15
Rites 1tno neues 9eu.

beruabritng oe@ @cis. olio bel uid,t
5u boher observation-disclosures uur
infolge oeiien nif)t 5u itorfer @Srei
lung i'll luftlgen, trodenen Rdlimer
perunocrt es iid) nod criolater @Gb
rnng in @ejug duf icine 3uinmmcn
icbung uno &eroaulid)feit 5iemlif,
lange MIR pcnig.
Wo oas &clt Icbr mornte lugert, mo
e@ nid)t gang troden eingeiahrcn MIR
DC, mo e5 feit cingeitnmpft miro, me
5orte SbeiIc perloren gcben, ME oies
in Der Grari5 bGuiig geid)ieht, miro
es int Soufe Der 3eit ornter an gfGbr.
Itoffcn uHo Ihmcrer beroolllid. Is
lit olIo beim Sen ebeniomcniQ mic be
cincm onocrcn SSltttermittcl entpicb
lcnslperth c8 nift lange 81 lnQcrn
ocnu aitc5 Sen hot cincu GERM
gcrcn 9tGhrpcrth OILS einiQc Belt Der
gorenc$. llchcr ctn Sahr oltc3 Sen III
nlcilten5 cin lltgcocihIidCs Tuttcr
6 hot icinen crfriidltu0Cn, onrC0ct.
ocn 8cruh perlorcn, Is lit bon Sen
milben 5erriiien, morid, un0 itoubiq
mo jerbrofelt leid]t. [Sr liciem 81
itono miro e2 uift mebr aerne aeirti.
len i;n0 mirft meqen icincr itaubiQrr
@eihaiicnhcit beIditigcno olli oie Nth.
mungsUerf3cugc Gin: man ~ucrdbrcid,'
c2 nleiItcn2 9cmcngt nit ouocrcn
Tltttcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15

hcrn un0 - ju9lcidl bet0mmlidl fir
oaa WcililgeI mod)cu mil.
9tidlt ollie Ibgdu9c ans Ser Slide
cigneu iid) gum 8cfliigeIiuttcr Mau.
die Ginac. mie ). y. oic ShaIen BON
8entiiien oiIrfen mir einen fleinen
(beil Der Ab9on9e biIoen uuo. lpcim
lie in grOBcn Moiicn porfommen, lit
eS better, tic getrennt 5u uermcnocn.
0o& 0leid,c GILT BON Goffecarln0
ulln Sbeeblottern. Scttc& 7Icild in
groBcu Stiifen ioDtc nitt untcr oo>
8efIilgeIiutter genliid)t merocn. ocum
cine @cnnc fonntc Elm pieI ar0Berc$
Stiit 6ett perifIudcn. olS ihr oicn-
lid lit. Snbem ma sic 6ettobadnac
III nlht groBcrc Slide 5erIegt, ais
MAJ tic ielbit an scr GofcI ocnicBtu
lpilroe. uno baiiIr iurQt, ouB oaS 6ctt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15
CSrOanntt mf ertufen hS 8ube adu6mmnh@)
@ottage=Adfe (@uarR) ais @rfab fir SfetfG.
lmcfeubcs Rabrnngsmittel.

Sohpcritdnoigc hoben nGmlif
iGt9eI:elt. ooB Cottage Sale pro
Einio % Gro3ent mehr Vrotein
sic sum aorperbou an nothmenoigitc
Subiton3 - etlthalt, OILS Gin Qiun0
mittcImdBia fcttes HinofIeiif. gu.
DEM foItct Cottage adie ungefdbr
balb 10 oicl ME Gleiih.
Gottoge-adi miro betonHtIidl mts
obgcrohmier 4}ilf herqeiteat uu'
icinc @critclluna lit 10 einiah. ooi
i'd ieSer 6altsholt nit oerielben BE-
ioiicn fam. Wlou bralIft oa3u uift
ciumol baiou6ere 8erdthe. ioubcrr
fam q~erp0hnIifes auhenqeihirr 90
}u bcnubcu. Cine @allene ojJc.
rohmtc Mid erqiebt etpo ~ 4funS
9die. &eru Die 42iIh flip lit. loft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15
Die 6e(te 2senutuns a6aera6mfer 2atr6.

mo clltpe0cr trinft ODER Su aod)
5lpcdcn p%crlpcuoct. 60 melt ais an.
gnn1ia ioIltc Die MogermiId 0uhcr
sur meuihlid,cn Nobruha bcnubi
mo MIR Scr llcberiIub ON COS &ich
pcrfitttcrt pcr0cu.
Die @uttCrmiIdl itcht bel Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING ser Ntogcrmild,
aIeid,. m0brcno oic MoIfen ultr ser
holbcn Wcrth habcr. Ole Molten iin0
Ni0cm arm an Nrotciu, eiqncn lid,
onhcr nidlt 5ur &rriiittcritua All ,2cr
tel, Ionocru mililcu 0Itercu [hicrcn
p%crobfoIut pcrocn.
@cnn 0ic tIcinen Ecrfet ctmo3 her.
onaemodlicn iul0, fGnuen ~Qclp0hnlidc
Wro9lucioe, Qriiucr &oaacn. &oitr.
Sorghlrml. maps. &Icc. Alioliu. Noh.
llcn ooer Grbicn on oic Stcllc 0or
Mild trcten mo man tam lid lchr
uicl @riinfllttcr bcidloiicn. cine oar.
nm Den Nnboit on0crcr Scl0frildte
btld)rdnten 81 miliict.
&dIber uu0 Gcrfcl acocihrn Dor
3llaIId). mcnu tie ctipoa c%ntrobnitt
VfiIf crbaItcn, obcr iic |br0idcn tie
mr. mdhrcno elmer fltr5cu Belt unN
III b~cid)r0nttcr Wcngc. Nbqclcbcn pou
oer6ittterung gan3 iitnacr( hierc, per
lpcrtbct man oic obqcrobmtcUfild am
bcltcn inter ;}liiob bon @orucrH.
6ilr Die &dIber III Observation-Disclosures
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15
2ScicRe in oen SSaus6aGt ser 2latur.

Sot min Die Gflnn5c ibren 0coari
na Init uno er0nrtigeu 9eitun0tbei
len, 10 lit rs al ibr, oieicIben NIT
0ilfc Der @0rmc uuo oe3 9ittC3 in
lire 8ebil0c um5ulpouoeIu. @iuoer,
bar genlIg lit 6, lpie oieie ipelligcn
Suitarten mo cine feline Wenge er-
bigger Shcile binrcihen, nm ourous
10 pcrihicoene @chiloe SI erSeilgen.
Die 0altptmoiic ser Sflan5cnItoifc
beitebt aus &oblenitoif, Soueritoif
Waiieritoff. enthoIt dlio feiIlen Std
itoff, mo mir in Den nertbuoucrcn
TfIan5entbeilen lit ouBer oen uorigen
aIih Stiditoff entbolten. 3ic EfInu
sc nber oient mieoer Menihen uno
Shieren anr Gnhrund uno nlld] In De.
rem aorper finocn mir Itiditoffloie
uno itid1tofiholtiqe 8ebiloc.
Tas Gflan5en t%onueu, aber Mcuidtn
uid)t!
Wenid,cn mo Sbierc pernl0aen
nift ihrc NabrltnQ aus 0en einfo-
diem Noturitoficu 5ll ifopfcu, ME Die
Gilon5en. Sic inn nift imitonoe,
ans Der a%ohlenldurc 0er2ltft unb Dem
Nmmoniof 6c3 9it1gers 5Slciih u1o
Nlut Gil biloen mo beourieu ihrc
Nubrnng idon III eincr Dem 6lciihc
mo 0lrtc ohnIifen 3uionmcuieta
ultg, lpic 0enn aud, 0QS St0rfcmebI
Ser &artoifcIu sen, Settle in unicrcnl
&6rpcr gan5 Gbulid lit nno oas 0rot
cine 0bnIihe 3uiommenicbrng bot,
tpie lnicr 6Ieiif un0 9lut.
aberdeen uno Ghicre bcoiiricn ulio
oic 0ilon5c OILS &Crruittlerin bel III.
rcr @rndbrung uno oicier iteht Is Sll.
Ole critic groBe Nu.i0nhc 81 beior9cn;
Stofic nnmittclbor aus ser Gr0e mo
@rit a%ilf5uHcbmcn un0 IN cine 6orm
ilber5ufIbrcn, IN mcldcr tic Mcnihcn
mo Gbicrc %ola9tuhrltng bruudcn f0n.
mem.
@ir ober itcben itauncno it'll Dor
Dem groRcn 2rci9louie Der Stofie,
meldle 10 in cpigCr llmponommQ be
ariiien, bolo 5ltr @iIounQ bon &iIon-
gen mo 8|bicrtorpcru. III 3uiummcn-
geicbte &%crbin0un9 iiberQcbcn, ulo
bal0 aui Dem Mcqc ser &crpcIltnQ
michcr in ibrc ciniohcn Gormen 5lt
rildfebren, mobei nid't Elm Gtom per.
loren gebt, ionocrn inmcr micocr in
Den groBeu &rcialmli hercingc5ogcn
miro.
Die Ipunocrhnrc llmmnu0llrng sic.
fer luenigen 2uit- mo groorten in
Die fiinItlidcn @ebiloc bciorgt sic
9cbensfrdft, pclhc ollcntbolben in
Der Notur pirtt uno ihafft. Ole @trt
mo @etie, mie tic arbcitet, fonnen
mir beobodten, lie obcr III ergriinoen
ODER oar ibre @erfc naf8uobmen,
miro ME IN u~lIerer Mod,t liegen.
nSdout" iogt unierNcrrgott, Ypie
ids Mode uto mic 10 munocrpon
fllig mo fpeiic ld) aucs eingerihtet ha-
be. 2ernct erfcnHcn, mie i'd fiir Grf)
ior eguno onb qtnlig porbnnoen lit
fiir alle, menn ibrS ciii2uoer MIR
gonnen nolt,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-15

bod immcr iolfeS gefiittert miro, 10
iei bier guiigeS iiber oic&crfiittcruug
bon neltem Sen mitqctbeilt. Strides
Seu mo Cehmb entbnltcn mciIt nod
5ienllid) oieI @olier unb qGrcn ODER
fhpitcu etpo 6-S Mohcn lang
9ieic @Ghrunaen iino nod, nidlt ndber
erforiht. %or Nbloltf ocricIhcn er-
sel10t ou2 ncue Sen lcidlt @jciino-
beit5it6rurgen. 60 bot man nuf'
reifIidler &crfiltteruna friidlen &cucs
bel |ftroeu &olifani0Qc. @Iutan.
oronQ mad, Dem 8chirn, unrcQelmdBi.
gen Bills uno &eriohIeu beobohtet.
Irt authorization idlcint itarf idmi
tenoc5" iriidlcs Sen 81 icin. neil rs
eenohniih 5criebcnOe idl0olife Stofic
enthQIt. Sic obcr ourh NbIolcru nod
uno rncA ueridNninocn. M"nn man
MiIffiihe NIT ne'tcrr MHt i~iittcrt, #
Iou ooourh oie @cihuiicuhcit ihrer