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The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
~. Extra rlns Fruit Ranch

No. 023lr So. ID,
If you are interested In fruit ranch
Of the better than usual quality Asrs 10
just what you are looking for. Twsnty
acres ens mile from railroad town in
splendid community with church and
school privileges, al planted to apples
Of the best varieties, Jonathsns, Rome
Beauties, Ganos and stayman Winesap
in four tracts; g.sar care was taken in
selecting and p'au.sns thess trees. The
l, nd is choice in character and an extra
good water right gore with IL There 10
four-room house on tha place and
rbout 5000 worth Of tools 60 with the
property. The trees are in healthy
and thrifty condition and are Jest e,m-
ing into bearing. having produced their
first carload Of applss last year. II
sou ara lsolEiss Sor . plaes where you
can rsally sa3s. eouatsy lits a.A voo
back you1 fsilias .ksaah heeAg ~
eiietsSs, flSs. 80 11fssa ma fisi.
~ nssA ~ Issk faseAss. ow.9 b .
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
Y. W. c. A. OFFICIAL UNIFORM.

Hereafter travelling secretaries Of
the Y. w. @. A. will wear distinct
uniform. when engaged in official war
work. 1t il . very smart and beoom.
ing costume. It 10 = tailor>made uni
form Of whip cord, horizon blue In
color with the blue triangle Of the or.
Eanization ornamenting the sleeve. II
IL furnished with the Kitchner
pockets. With 1t is worn q tailored
blouse, severe as q mans shirt. This
is fashioned OF white madras and with
It is worn blue cravat. The hat
is an exceedingly nifty affair. 1t is q
black tricorn with a blue band upon
which u embroidered the blue tri-
angle Of the Y. w. g. A. English
walking shoes complete the costume.
Mrs. Howard Morse, secretary Of the
War Work Council Of the Z. ". q. A..
authorisss the wearing Of the usifosn
and It haa ltkswiss bean sndarssd hy
the CommsSasa q TtAlntaS oonn ~.
tivitisa.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10

sazes. l stepped out ON the baleoay
- 80 what was going on. lastaatay
ths 'alsrte' began to scream. The s,y
was full Of what looked like firef13s1.
It was the barrags fire. Later. - I'll
lights grew larger a. the planes ap'
preached, 1t seemed that the planets
were carssring through the heavens
Just then I heard . persistent knock
Ing at my door, was fairly dragged
off the balcony and pushed toward
the stairs. When 1t was all over sv'
cry church bell in Paris rang thanks
giving"
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
Y. w. c. A. RECEIVES PRAISE
FROM FRENcHMEN.

The war work being performed By
the Y. w. G. A. in France has been
carried on without banners and drums.
but 1t ID steadily making its impact.
A Y. w. G. A. secretary was waiting
in the reception room of the Inter
Allies Club in Paris when . young
French officer addressed her.
"The Y. W. c. A. 10 doing . wendsr-
full piece Of work with the French
women in the munition factories" he
said. Il have seen It myself. was
in Brouges this last week. saw the
work In the foyer at Carnot. met
your Y. w. G. A. worker there. MIS-
Jacobson. She 10 doing ,.nsryelous
work. We are 80 glad. 20 grateful, to
have the 7. w. G. A. with a."
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
Cheer As U. S. ENGINE
DRAWS FRENCH TRAIN
Whistle of Locomotive Sounds
Like "Home, Sweet Home"
to American Fighters.

One of the things that gets deeply
into doughboy's blood is the whistle
Of good old American locomotive in
France, and the clang Of its bell.
1t sounds like home. The American
locomotives are big, husky ones, max
Ing the French engines look like toys.
When the first American locomotives
arrived in France, the natives were as
tonished at the deep-toned bells and
whistles. French locomotives have a
"tooter" on them resembling an en-
larged peanut-wagon whistle, say the
doughboys, and there is no bell at all.
The Americans contend that the shrill
French whistle is too screechy and
effeminate.
A truckload of doughboys was bounc-
Ing over the road near wood, from
which railroad emerged, in the vicin-
ity Of Verdun. Suddenly there came a
deep-toned blast of locomotive from
the woods, followed by the painting
chug that reminded you Of train go
Ing over the Rockies.
sounds like an American locomo-
of the doughboys; "you could tell that
noise a mile away. Let's stop until It
comes out of the wood"
"We're liable to get shelled here"
said the truck driver, "but II you fel-
lows are game, I am. I'd take q chance
on shells any day to see Baldwin To-
comotive 60 by, with good old Ameri-
can pun and chug and whistle"
The group insisted on stopping and
the locomotive, hauling host Of tiny
French freight cars. came pufnng out
Of the wood. The doughboys broke out
into cheers, and more doughboys rum
ming the ensins replied with . full
steam resounding whistle that echoed
clear into Germany.
n can die happy nowr said one Of
the doushboys. as the truck moved on
toward the front, after the husky
American locomotive had been watched
out Of sight. .'u.u..0 81
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
FINE STOCK RANCH

No. 17NC
800 acres seven miles from New Cas-
tie all under cultivation. Place Is
ditched and fenced and has one Of the
best ranch residences in the county.
Fair minor buildings. Fine domestic
water and fair to good irrigation rights.
Property is located adjacent to ono Of
the best stock ranges in the state and
is An ideal layout for one who wants
to run cattle. I am able to offer this
property at 46,500 and it is worth more
than that for dry farming alone, but
ono need not depend on dry farm meth
DDS; there Is . good late water light
with the place.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
No. 57e-

No. 676-
473 acres, $50 acres now in cultiva-
tion, 22O acres more can be cultivated,
few fruit trees and some small fruit.
Ranch is devoted to hay, wheat, oats,
barley, potatoes and cattle. Soil is
sandy loan. 4-room cabin and other
outbuildings, good cellars, good water
right, wire fence, 4 horses, wagon
and some machinery. Handy to town
and school. Price $4,000 with reason
able payment dowa and terms to suit
purchaser. This fsaeh will pay for
itself in . short time.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10

No. 1880
II acres, 26 acres in cultivation !;
about 10 acres more can be cultivated; |;
they raise small fruit, cabbage, onions
and potatoes; they make $400 to $500
per acre on onions; Groom house, barn
and sheds and other out buildings; 3
and wire fence; good water right;
close to Carbondalc.
Price, $4,000, with a payment down
and balance $500 per year at Z per
cent interest.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
sp1nsp1D CATTLE lAlroH

$50 aersa zoo acres in hay asa
grain, running water. y mile to god
school; railroad runs through farm,
Price $50 per acre. An fenced ma
good building. Close to forest rsssrvA
win sell 100 head Of cattle with this
farm. Address The Glenwood Pest
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
Y. w. c. A. HOUSES WoMEN'e
SIGNAL CORPS.

Pacific coast girls, as well as men,
are answering the War Departments
call to service With detachment Of
the American army, more than thirty
women from California and Washing
ton sailed for France on government
transport the middle Of June.
These girls are. members Of the
fourth unit Of the Women's Signal
Corps. Eighty per cent Of the sixty
are college graduates. Several of
them are from Leland Stanford and
the University of California. They
are part Of tho $50 accepted from the
1000 women who offered themselves
for this service. Some Of the number
are still training in this country.
Almost every state in the country
and many colleges are represented In
the unit
American women will entertain the
girls while they are In Paris. The
unit will be billeted there to the
Young Women's Christian Association
a. Il was ON this side while awaiting
sailing orders. Like the unit which
DrsessdSd H. Il VIII be housed st the
Hotel Petrosrad. the 7. W. G. A.
Hostess House Of Paris. until its mem
bssS afe distributed to their several
posts. When this ID done. some Of
the girls viii BE- established perma-
neatly as q 7. ". q. A. Hostess House
p ~ important communication esatsr
semsvhsre In France. Living guar
tess for the others win b. found
through 7. W. c. 4. roominS asencie.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
No. 1914
Ideal Dairy Ranch

1uch1 DAl1y xS6ACu
Here is a splendid ranch Of 22O acres,
well located as to good town and excel
lent school; 100 acres in cultivation,
pasture land that will pasture over 90
head of stock with plenty of water and
shade all summer. Large Groom house
with bath, city water and electric
lights; large potato cellar; good, large
barn and other buildings. Improve
ments alone worth over $1,000. An
ideal property for general farming Of
dairy purposes. A bargain at $4,000
half cash with balance to suit purchaser
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
HAY AND GRAIN 1ANuR

720 asres, 400 acres IN hay aAd Gfaln
5 miles from Carbondals, fenced, NJ
gsod water, an farm inplsnsate d ~
barn and heuss, shsds and eat-hpi1liaw
witA the farm at ~ - -
win esll l6o hsaA sa4tlo reaeooab1o. ~
arsss, xAs oasswssa HssL !.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
ASKED FOR PRIVATE BROWN
Twelve Of Him Of All Sizes and Com.
plexions Respond.

.U.I.. PieNione neeponos
Whisking into the office Of Capt
Monroe T. Simpson Of the camp quar-.
termaster department at Camp Ere
mont, the young person announced
that she wanted to see Private Brown.
Certainly" said Captain Simpson.
ready to oblige. Turning to the tele-
phone he called the top sergeant
"Send Private Brown over here"
the captain instructed.
"But-" objected the top sergeant.
Eyes, know" replied Captain
Simpson. "Send all Of him."
And few minutes later some ten
or twelve Privates Brown. Of an
heights and complexions, filed into the
oficA Whereupon the young person
ded.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
aLENWooD RESIDENCE

Six-room Glenwood residence on one
of the best streets in the city. This 10
close.in property and very desirable
location. City water and electric lights
Owner might trade for a ranch. WIN
be glad to show this property II you
are Interested.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
No. 1891

No. 1891
80 acres, 20 acres in cultivation; !;
crops raised are hay, grain and pota-
toes; good Groom house, barn and
out buildings; q No. l water right;
wire fence; " mile from loading
station, also a small town.
Price, $4,000; $4,000 down and bal
ance $3.50 per year until paid at 8
per cent interest.
No. 1890
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
A. J. DICKSON.

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, la
borers, rely on DIR. Thomas Eclectic
Oil. Fine for ruts, burns, bruises.
Should be kept in every home. 30e
and60 c. 9
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10

As acres. 43 acres in cultivation; !;
about so fruit trees; crops are hay,
grain and potatoes; sandy soil; 5-room
house; good barn and out buildings;
a fine water right; wire fence; "
mile to loading station and school. 2
large horses, l mule, l colt, 100 chick
ems, pig, / calf and all the machinery
to work the ranch.
Price, $500; $1,000 down and bal
ance to suit at per cent interest.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10

Five lots and 4-room house, city
water, shade and fruit trees. Just the
place for garden and chickens Can
take $1,000 for this property and thss
Is just like finding it. For particulars
call at the Glenwood Post.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
G1ENwooD PROPERTY FOR sA11

Cd papers for sale at this o6ics.
The Glenwood post., 1918-08-10
GAS IMPORTANT
element IN WAR
Chemists Are Constantly Study
ing New Fumes.
STARTED BY BRUTAL HUNS

Forces Rest Of World to Enter Upon
Cold, Calculating, MerciIess Work Of
Human estruction-Germany Be-
Iieves Gas viii Be the Biggest and
Most Effective Weapon to Hasten
the End Of the War.
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{
| December 81, 1913. as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
9tcm 9orf, 26. 2c,.
l(ntcr 9lniilbrung oes llcber.
Orco0noughts 2lri5ona fubrcn 5cbn
Shlod)tid)iffe inter Dem &onman0o
2lOmirol $. I. 0lopoS, oic &orhut
Der amerifaniid)cn .Sieges ,5lotte"
IN europe om Gonnerstaa Worgan
Den 9tc!u 2)orfcr 0afcn horaui mla
pniiirtcn Dor WfarineIefrctdr "a
niel3 gemlc Gus @eid,naoer, oas
Withpofnodlt Den ct. 9Inbroie- Sa
nal erreiht bntte, lpuroe bel iein.c
Giniohrt in ocn 0ofen bon Sen BORT
licgcnoen Shiifcn. iotpie elmer not)
louien0en 5dbIen0cn 0frnid)cnmenGe
am llfer itiirmiih begriiBt.
Qic Sdiffe lihteten uul 7:30 lllr
om Worden oic g(nfcr un0 iuhren
inter bent 8CIeitc einc$ gsihmaoers
pon einln03mon3ia 6Iug5apqcu oen
Saien bcrauf bis SIR 3Sreibeits Sta
tue, no Scfretor QanieIs nit elmer
9ln3ahl Der @dIte uuf 0erBriii0cntcn
iaht WopfIomer Die 8arooc obnohm.
'&Tc6cS ShIahtIhiff feuertc bcin Qal.
iireu Der OtopfIomcr cincn SoIut
bon neltn5ebn Sfiiiien. Gic Tnbrt
Der 0rca0nou9bts gina Dem 9uoion
nllimdrtS, bis 3um 9lnferpIaB, mo
@orbereitungen gctroffen moren iii
Die oti atahmittoQ angeictte 0urooc
10,500 Wann su Ionocn.
Die GricasIdliffe, oic bier nad)
Observation-Disclosures 9Ibneicnheit IN
Ser ariegs3onc bc9riiBt murocn, ma,
rem: 8ennipIoonia, 9lri5onn, Oflo
bona, 9tepn6o, lltab, Rclp 1orf,
Scros. 9trfanIo3, @nontinq lno 3SIo
ri0d.
In Ser @cIidtiQung nabmcn aui
Scr FrQiioentcninht olfer Dem D}d,
rine~ScfretGr nod aricg5icfret0r ga
fer, QonomirtbIdaitSicfretdr Souiton.
@cncrol e. Z Wford), ser General
itnbshef ser 9lrmec Ionie 9I0miral
(Snnt bon ser britiihcn Warine, uu0
Sic 0ltcren Morinc 9lttohcs Der al,
Iiirtcn gotidlaften III @oibington
thci1
sir sic Sdliii$bcIatungen nor
ON Nodmittnq nodl Ser 0orao,
Hnnoirloub oor1eiehPn, uno fir ST.
9elDirthltnQ Ser 6eimqefrbrtcn moren
umiaiIcroe @orfebrltnqen octroiicn.
9(IS hic ShiIfe Iidl om Worncn rr
fppnc ,Fahrt boreitmnhtcn. IteIte iid1
Elm lcidltcS SdnepqeIt0bcr Elm.
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8ariS, "a. Oc3

| December 27. 1918, as required by
| Act OF october G, 1917.
Baris, "a. 0cs.
9tnhrngSiuittel 8ernaltcr Ser
bert g. Nooper uno &. u. NurIeu,
non Ser Sdiffsbeb0roc batten am
Wtoutoa 9Ibcno lpicoer cine I6nqerc
@eipredltug nit grGlioent 8ilion
ilber Ole iSrogc Der 2ebenSmittcI Der.
ior9tng iolder GbeiIc @uropaS, no
ihlinmer 9RangeI bcrrid)t o0cr elm
5utreteu orobt. Scitcns ciniocr Ser
Gntentc 2Gnhcr mar norgeidlagcn
morOcn, Die 9iIistbdtigfeit elmer in
tcrnationoIen Gommiiiion in ole
San0c 5lt lcden, ood) id)eint iett
Itdcr, Dap eS bel DEM uripriinaIihcu
Elau Der omerifaniiden ReGiCrlln9
hleibt. IS 1T iebt ipabrideinIih, oai;
otH gnn5e gIufgobe i'm ggSyntereiIe ibrcr
~ 'ihIt rnlheu mo mirfiamen @r.
lcoigllng in cine ein3ige Sono gelcgt
miro; es if 5ieIHIid lidler, oab bier.
riir s. G Sooner auserIcbcn miro,
Der bereitS eineu Rlan uorqcIegt hat
mic Der bon ihm fir Die SiIfeleilhmg
in oen perpiiitetcu 3beiIeu 9cIgiens
ln0 ,Sronfrcid1s qeidnffene gIpparat
erlpcitcrt iper0en fam.
5ltrIep beiprah Sfiffobrts Gro.
biemc nit Dem Trdlioenten; zines
oerieIbcn 1T oic ,Srnge, oh SronfrcidI
crlaubt tper6en IoH, gum 8ie6crouf.
ban iciner Sduoelsmarine Ole nab.
reno bcs 9riegeS aeihoffcnen oocr
pcr9roBcrteu amerifonid)eu Sd)iii@.
ban Soie 81 beuutcn. sSrnnfreid
mnht gcItcno, 6nb es i'm rJlttercIic Der
gntcntc nGbreuo oes @rie0es auI ic.
0cn Sdliiibou babe bcr5idlten miiiien
Cod mitr0c @urIen Iieber Die dmcri
foniId)cu Ncrfteu bis gum otsid)Iicb
lid1en sSric0euSIdIib auSIhlicbIid)
iilr Ole Ncgiernuq Scr Ber. Stontcn
ur Neriii9lna baltru, Dos fron86ii.
Idc Vr0grantm licht Den Qau bon
Shjficn bon insqcinnlnt feds NiIlio.
ncn Couuen fir Die nddlItcn 6rct
,lotrc Dor; 500.0O0 8onncn Iino be.
reit8 an cnaIiitc 3irtncn bcr0cbcn.
pcitrre 100000 Touneu mod)tc oic
fran30iiidc Regicritng in 6cn Ser
Stonten untcrbringcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-27

Act of October 6, 1917.
1aris, 25. Gej.
Die oQiirten RegieriIngen ba'
ben Iih entihloIien, 5unddit lDenig'
items bon einer snterpeutie1 in Rtb-
LAMB obsuieben, ipie aus anttilben
&reiIen in 8aris angeoeutet miro.
@roBbritannien lrnb Die Der. Staa'
ten, 10 beiBt eS, anerfennen aaeroings
oob 3uBloub Silfe erbalten iollte,
um ibm @elegenbeit 81 geben, 81 nor,
malen &erbdltnilien 5urilf5ufebren,
meiien ieooh oaraiti bin, ooB cine Mi
Iit6riIe6 9Snterpention in groBcnl
IitGriIde GSnterpention in grobcm
rem aller @rt nit iid bringen miiroe.
Stcpban Bihon, Der fran5oiiife
MiniIter oes 2lusn0rtigen, bot oic
gan5e Srnge Dem glusihuB fiir aus
ip0rtige @e5iebungcn am 9ien5ta9
ausfiihrlih ouseinunocr geIebt. @r
iogte, gcgcntpdrtig bcaiinItiqe man in
gntenta areiicn Die Wetho0e, ocn
9eQierl,rgen, pcIhc an peridiebrnCr
@unften auf ruiiiidem umo iibiriIdlem
@ebict cnt7tonoen IinO, moraliife I'm
teritiitung 5u gnrnntiren.
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Sdneeitnrm aller Srten.
Ghicoqo. "a. Gc3.

~AlANNtbSF -
Gin itorfer, feuhter Shneeiau.
ser in Chicago Gienstog 5rilb cin-
icttc, brod,te 6eocutenoe Storl1ngcr
oes StrnBcnbohn @etriebes. 8ieIc
tauieno Nrbeitcr mnlBten 3u SUB ihrc
2IrbeitspIdte auiiuden; 0ie Senpe-
ratur mar nil0e.
2Sn ser ltngcgeno BON St. GauI,
Ytinn., ie6te am Gicnstng Elm Itarfer
Shneciturm Elm, Der Dor 3Ipci Iogell
iiber Sotlth 3afotn 9cganqen mar.
GIf 3o0 Sdlueefou, }uiommen
nit Dem 5treif Ser Strabenbohn Nm.
laipQten. l1atcn am Tieusta1 III
aanIc5 Gitn, Wo.. Sen Strabc,lboan.
&orfehr Douc10s gang l0hm.
Nu5 Dem iitotifcn Qonia5 murocn
GjMstaairiih Sduecmerqcg bis II
IS Boil bcrid7tct, . 6is - BOD
5Auer ans Cfiohomo. Dem wcitIt
dlsr g}iiiouri. grfanios uno Dem
G1nhanoIe G5etiet ron Gcro5.
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Wdlhln4fpn, %. Ee3
@s fam oui 8rln0 3uocrIaiijaer
Wtittheilunqcn crfl0rt mer0cn, 0nb
8roiiocnt MiIion lid ieocn @oridllaQ.
Die I'M Ginflnng NIT Den NaiienItiIl
Iton6s 8Goinguuqcn au5aeIieiertcu
ocltid'cn Grieg5ihiife 3u pericnfcH
oOn Def er olih ousgchen mag, icGr
cntIdlle0en pioericten Djr0.
Gic 9tngeleqenbeit lit ypiif)eu an7c
rifaniifcn Wiarjncofii3icrcn un0 FOL
diem Der entente Wddlte in gQnih
iu9ton nit lebboftcm 15ntcrciie cror
tert por0en; mcbrere Giiiticrc fnn0er
Sriinoe, Die uoh ibrer 9luiid1t iIr f.
ron &oriflId9 ipreden 0ieic 6etonrr
bciorocrs ole Sdmicriqfeitpn. 6ic c5
bcr item pijr6e, Sdliffc 0atidcr Gou
itruft;on IN ciHcn nn0creu 9Stottcu
2'erbou6 ejH3uiteG2n
&on outljd1cr Seitc nur6e biz ias'
o'ri.hrrt. man Uiiic nidt. mje 8r6G
o'ut 2Iion iid 3u 0jgiar 5ra1c iiclr
bjs man am IP0ntaa eriuhr. baf er r.
uan %Iae 0Is 3rrtou5 u;fjt min
itHsmertA tctradltrt.
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QnuAo,, 06 So,

December 27, 1918, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
2onoon, 26. 9e5.
gtah cinem 0urhous f0ngIihen
@mpiong bcTon0en iih Gr0iioeut @iI
ion un0 9Srau ON Gonncrstag aIs
@GIte oes engIiihcn &6nig5 im 9ud.
inabanf.QalaIt in 2on0on, no Ii2
iibcr Calais un0 0oper angefonlntn
marcn, nohocm Der 9r0iiocnt oclt
@cihnnhtatag I'M &nlptQlurtiCr Der
an1erifonii6en Iruppen IN Ghaunlout
pcrbraft bate.
3ci Ser ,Sohri aom Wohnhoi 5lnl
8oIoi5 bilocten Gruppen in 9hofi
SpaIier, rno 0ic StroBen pnren reid
nit 5Inggen gcifmiift PIN mciItcn
intcrciiirte ocn @rGiiocnten mdbrcno
Ser 6abrt oniheincno oie Menihen-
mcngc, Die iid OILS 3uifaucr eingce
fitnoen Hotte, lno inter Der, bd es cir1
iSeiertog par, oie &ertreter Ser orbei-
tenoen &Iafie eincn brciten Taun
clnnahnt.
Ser Gnpfang, Ser 0rGii0cnt @il
ion bel ocrSobrt ourh oieStroBen 5ll.
tbciI muroe, mar bG9ciitertcr, ols man
eS ie in 2onoon erlebt hotte, NIT
9luSnobme non &ronlngS 3iig,n
lmo pom SSubilollm Der &onigin 8if-
torio I'M Sabre 1897. Die iiberein-
itimmenbe Inlift mar, oab fein
Stoot5oberhaltpt. oos ie 2ouoon Be.
illd)te, nit elmer ioIdFn @coeilterllu9
begriibt nor0en lei.
Die 6ahrt pom 8nhnhof nod Dem
8aIais tpltroc in pieripGnnigen Salb-
gala &utidcr, aus 6em Sottel ges
fnhrcn, nit Spitenrciter uno Dem lis
lid1en Gonp gcmadlt.
G>im Ghorinq GroB 9nbnboi bot
ten @onig @coro nit &0nigin Wnrp
umo TrinSciiin Woru hcn Grdiioen-
ten ltno feline @ottin bcQriiBt; ouBer-
Sem mdrcu Wfiniiterprdii0ent 2lopb
@eoroe nit Sen iibriqen Mitglie6ern
ocS GabincttS, ioipic Die Soiben Ser
miljtdriiden un0 Der Wtorine Sc
h0roen sum Gnpfang crifiencn.
ShottI1n0iitc 8nrhc Itcntc oie
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Maibinoton, 24. Qc3.

gSaIblnaton, 2i. Qc3.
Der 0un0e9 Senut uuhm orn
Montagabcno, mie crlpartct moroen
mar, Die arieg3iteucr @orIaqe in III.
rcr neuen, infolgc 2lbidhnlie9 ocs
Observation-Disclosures mooiii3irtcn ,Sorm
an. &n ibrer iebigeu 6orm iou bic
&orlagc I'M Gchmwa5iobr 1919 rtuo
/ iet2, I'M iolgcnoeu Sabre run0 pier
Y}lllioncu Stcucrn nuibringen. Dc
Nou@,Torlo9e, Die Ihon Dor uugcfdhr
eintm GicrtcIIahr ongenommcn mur'
Dc, iiebt fiirs ,Sobr 1919 sic StCucr
/ lummc oun S.. POO, 100000 Dor
Bic &rieq3 StCucruorloqc, mclhc
lid ieit Dem t2. gc5enbcr in 0anocn
oea Senata beian0. gcbt lest an oit
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ihre SiblnQcu porouSlihtIib om ,
r>anunr beginner miro Die 8ertrctcr
oCs Senat9 meroeu icin Sin1mons pom
9|ortb Carolina, @illians Don Niiiii-
itppi uno Smith bon Georgia, Demo.
frotcu, ltno qooae bon NaIiotuictt8,
Hcpublifdner.
IN 0cn YbItimntltngcn ilbcr Nmcn-
dement's, Die Der <Sdll,b 9Ibitimn1luq
ooraliSaingcn itentc Der Scnot Ole
pom S5inan5 NusifuB geItridcnc
3pan3iapro3cntiQe 2uruSitcuer nit
3S qegcn - Stintmcu mieoer her,
pon Der man cincu Tnhrcscrtro9 BON
$50, 100000 eriportct.
4fit At gcgcn % Stimnlcn bait,
Der Scnat icinc friibcrc gIbitimnltnQ
alifrcdlt erhuItcn mo Dos 9Imcnoc
mcnt oe8 3uit0noiQcn 2luSiduiicS oil.
qcnonImcn olirt rpclhcs sic bc'tcbcn.
Sen 3oncnrntcn fiir Roitiod)cil 3mcitcr
MlaiIe aliqchnbcu llno anStcllc 0eIIcn
cine 9atc BON I Sent pro 0iun0 In
ncrholb 80 Meilcu mo ~, Sent oo
rilbcr hinnuS Qeiebt miro 0eQcn
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SFInuitl 81 itrcihcu, Itinu1ten ultcr
nn0ercn Ole bciocn rcpubIifaniid,en
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non &i2conim.
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noB Solooten, 0ia nah llntar3cidl.
nmg 0c3 NniicnItQiton0cs cincu ch
rcnDollcn 9Ibihic0 ans Dem Seer cr.
halten hob1 cinen @onua bon elmer
WioudtaIohntnQ erhaItcn Sin 0noc
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DEN ion ,fcrner iuur0c en Amcnoc,
nlcnt nnacnommcL mcldle politi'tlc
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uPr Stcucr Don 100 Bro5cnt brlcqt.
Rei Der Ncitcucrlmq non 9lutomobilcu
mur0r 6ic GlafieI acItrdeu, mcIhc
&aitoutoS. Iroftprcn uu6 Iubdnqc,
ma1fn nit cjncr 5tcucr bcleat, bier
ourd rntitebt cine Ginbu6c Dou ctlUo
/ S30.0O000 i'm ,Sahr; on6crericit5
miro Sic Nei6eh1Itlna Der Gurus
! Iicucr $4,000, 900 i'm }a6r ejnbrin-
qcr
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a1tr3 Dor Der cnoQuItigcn abftm
mung bette Ser 5cuat nit 55 qeqcu 6
Sttmmcn sic pom 5cndtor ga Sol
Iette bon @i3couiin einqcrridte Cub
ii;htt NorInga abqefchut, peIh h0berc
( 5teucrn Dori0h. Defenders oui Nricqs
llc5eraemjunc uu0 Gufommm BON
Gu}cIpcrioncu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-27

Der Grsvruolus7cr TiJa II Elm
GoHtHrrent crttan3en lPit 6anfel6cn
Mc;hooer - B1ub ro Wnr0l
Sic hcuti1en 8erfGn0er Der
Trciheiti6cau geben nit Dem 8olfe
unl, ME Siuoer nit Streifbol5ern
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-27

- Trcj aFirutcn rod irircr 9In.
i-o0una h1t eln@otcniuHGc ihou 500
900 2ihcrtn @or6 Geitoh(er ..(3c-
ItDinai1fa;t In teino &ercrcjl" Gos
i11trn mid Bic Tetcftirs. 6ie i'm ihou
boIo rodl Dem DiebftohI am SfInfitt,
den battcn.