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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
POPULAR YOUNG
LAWYER Is DEAD
CHARLES ALLISON MENKENELLER
PASSES AWAY IN FAMILY LCMf
AFTER BEEF ILLNESS.
Was One Of the Nost Patriotic young
Tcn of WhceNng-TuneraI
Tomorrow.

Attorney ,';.E:l"S Allison MHH:'tn"i.'F'
nccd % wears. - dad. =" passed away
in tho family lr"tt". 2-'N E"ti street
AT 4:on O'clock Yesterday :noT1inS. t"I-
lowing 4 hr.,: Illness "t influenza
prrumonia lie was one. " the most
ropular. highly cSte"rIcd and hr'll!ant
Young men It this city. and he had
scores Of friends. His passing Will ~
learned with deep regret by IN" man?
yho knew him and loved him. 1t was
here he was born and had snra; ali his
life in Wheeling. He wanted To 80 I"
war when Cncir Sam called Tor men
but was disqualified because "t physical
reasons and =" then did tn" best thlhS
aa true. loyal and energetic patriot
surrendered up his law practice I" n
measured extent and gave "!Sht months
untirjnC service rs an "tncal or thc
city Of Wheeling draft board He was
nn duty ut the draft board on Novcm-
her when stricken IL and went home
and -hcre hr died II WAS he who was
among Tie local peopl: who was Mt the
station to say goodbye and God-spe"d
70 tho .n,ra:nins soldiers. lie was
among III" youngest members OF tho
Ohio County Far Association. and had
n brilliant :Usur. career.
II was ;i::ouncsd from the raU'if
horne laSt evening tina: The tuhcrat VIII
take place tomorrow afternoon Mt ESQ
O'clock with private entombmcnt IN
Greenwood rNauSolCum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
GERMAN SEA CRITIC
D|SCLOSES WEAKNESS
or the TEUTON NAVY

LONDON. Suv. .0.-(Er!tiSh Wireless
Service. ,-Captain rcrstus. the German
naval critic has chosen the m"ll"ht
, when the finest vessels of the German
navy arc about To W. SURRENDERED 10
tn. Allies L. publish in the Hcrlin 4AR%
hla,t Il sensational article containing
revelations regarding the German lle"N
CAPTAIN I"rsIus says the hope that inc
German fleet would be- able IN Il S'c"no
SkaEcrrak hattl" 10 beat the hrlllSh
rested unun tn" bluff and lies OF the
naval authorities.
In August, 1914, Germany had about
,0Cn nrn tonnage in warShips. lno
writer points out while Great britain
bnd moro Than double that, and thanks
tn thu mistakes Of Won TIrpltz, the HeF-
man material was quite interior 10 inc
British In the Skagrrrak battle ne Nv
rlarrd the German fleet vas saved from
destruction partly by good leadership
and partly by favorable weather chfui-
inns Had the weather been clear or
admiral won Cheers leadership less able,
,hr destruction Of the whole German
navy would have resulted The long
range British guns would have COM
nIntrlv smashed the lighter armed Ger
man ships. AS il was tn" losses OF thn
German fleet we're enormous. and on
limo / rnptain rcrS:us says. II WIS
clear 10. every thinking man that the
SkaCcrrak battle must be the only gem
rral naval engagement of the war.
('an,ain PrrSiuS tells Of the mutlnE
that broke out mt the beginning OF this
month. when the German navy was or
dcrcd out for an attack. Had the Sra
mon ohcvcd. tho writer remarks. innu-
mrroblr lives would have been lost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
| Suffered Untold Agonies With
Stomach and Liver Tr0u-.
bIeS and NJ Vim
Cured Me

When all else failed. These arc tn,
words used by Mrs. Elizabeth Brown
Of 307 Mon. avenue Mckeesport. My
food never diGcstcd, but fermented
CRUISING poison gases TO accumulate in
my stomach. At times I was in suci
severe pains that the doctors said J
had gall stones and must be operate4
on. and other doctors said had chronit
appendicitis and would never be well
until operated on. j was simply nerv.
Gus wreck and had all kinds OF pain.
and was so badly discouraged did. mol
know which way to turn. When | Sn|
M Vim in Kelly's Drug Store. Mckecs'
port. ! decided to try it and il has done
me world of good. / can eat anytime
and sleep good; no pains. no gases, anc
if anyone mad told me ! would be :"
we'll by using Nu Vim would not have
believed it. only used three bottles
MI Vim has made new woman out Z
me and only cost me three dollars.
can recommend Nj Vim with all kind.
of faith" This medicine surprise:
every one who uses it. as its all medl'
cine for the blood and nerves.
Sold AT C. II. GTcist 4 Co. Drug store
1lo5. Market street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
FINLEY
ENDORSES MEMORIAL

Mr.. W. H. Finley. national president
OF the American Association of Engl-
nccrs. was very faVnrably impressed
with tho idea OF building Il soldiers me-
mortal on the top. Of Wheeling Hill,
when the plan was outlined 10 him last
night ut the meeting in which he nd
dressed the local Ohio Valley chapter
Of tho organization.
Nothing could he better" said Mr.
Finley. Wheeling has the first honor.
MS far as know. of launching so COM
mrndablc an enterprise. and no doubt
many other cities will follow in her
wake
The site chosen is ideal and the
structure itself has many points in its
favor. First. patriotism. architecture
ally and civic improvement. besides COW
"ring an unsiEhtly hlntch in your city.
Your city and YOUR county owes il
la tn" brave mon WHO have fought. blco
md d:cd for their country. l hope every
city and town in the country follows
WhCclins's example,
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Mrs, walter G.. Carl.

Tho body Of Mrs Clara (kcttlrr) carr.
vito of Walter G.. Carl. who died Tucs-
day morning at Baltimore. Nd. arrived
in this city y"st crday morning and was
taken 10 tho residence of her brother
Charles Krttlcr. South jacob street. At
rangcmcnts for. the funeral have not
been completed.
Mrs. Carl was very wcll known IN
Wheeling. and especially i'll South
Wheeling. where she was horn and re-
sided until q year ago. when the tAIn'!!
moved Ia Baltimore To take up thcir
residence She has n wide circle 81
friends who were shocked 10 lrarn OF
her death She is survived by her nus
band and two small SONS: also w" BROTH
orc and two sisters OF this city.
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ment would facilitate suit In inc
courts T." determine final adjustment.
Tho Postmaster General assorted that
the Postal company in sworn statements
tn the wire control commission has re-
ported its not operating income IN 1915
to b. S4157.G70 while tho net income re-
ported by its component corporations 10
he Interstate. Commerce commission
during tho same period was nut 53.332-
3I2. hut this he said made it im7ot
sihlr for the department To accept the
company's proposal.
Tho Postal company had asked s3.SoN.-
mo and interest as tho annual compen-
<atiun during control Of its lines. The
amount awarded by Mr.. Burlcson was
not announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Sergeant william .Chalter.

Local friends were grlcv"d To learn "f
the death of Sergeant William Chalk"r'
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Chalk"r. Of l!6
Sixteenth street. which occurred Sunday
morning at tho base hospital at Camp
Lee Va. Some time ago Sergeant
Chal!>er vaa snrtprlslv injured when M
rcii rf,nl horse IN camp. ~. VIZ .v'-'
r,ncts a. Tie, l..naitai two n.',n'''s r. q
was thought to be reCuprra'ng. when
il was found necessary for him t" r"-
turn 10 the hospital. resulting In his
death Sunday.
The body is expected to arrive to-day.
and although arrangements for the iu-
neral hnvc not been completed. inter
mont will be made in Trunbul County.
Ohio.
Sergeant Chalkcr was we'll known and
nnrular among 4 wide circle ~: friends.
He was especially prominent among the
miners II Belmont county, and was Tor
mcrlv foreman Of tho Gaylord mine IF
tho Y. & q. company near Martins Ferry
having left this work t. depart with
WhcclinCs first contingent 10 enter
training At Camp lee.
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line street yesterday morning at l

line street yesterday morning nj 10
o'clock. Il double funeral was held Tor
Misses Anna l.. and Jan" r M,Clatchey.
daughters If Mrs Catherine and the late
James McCiatchcy. Tho death OF Miss
McClatehcy occurred Saturday night,
and her sister passed away but few
hour. afterwards. Private services were
conducted by tho Roy. DR.. Ira G. Nc
Crcary. pastor of tn" Second lnlt"d
Presbyterian church. and tho Rev. nr
W. II. Fields Of The First Christian
church. Intermcnts were in Mount
Wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
", Y, u, Athletes Back
To MOrgantOWn Again

Special Dispatch To TIL" lnt"lliGrnc"r.
MOEGANTOWN. w. Va. Nov. 90
The return If II host Of former star
Mnuntnincrr athletes for tn" r"St or
this college year is predicted hy receipt
Of news to-day that dodgers. ltarrick
and Bailey. well known ETidiron men,
and Coach McIntir". of the football
team. would be back her" within tn"
next Ia days. Football of course. is
ovcr. and il is not known whether or
10, haskc, bail and baseball will b" at
tempted,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21

Mr.. M"n!isa,":!rr WAS born m this
civ on February - f>HI. II" attended
Center s,.honi nui att" !ytT'3.s thor"
he enter, Il Wi.-rl:n.; High school Sep
TENDER :. l9"9. wllr" Il" graduated
June Is. lHl" After l"avln" IN" High
school h" took III ~" Htu1y % his
chosen profession - ~" Washington
and I.oc University. Lexington. Va.
After finishing his studies Il, tho Wash
ingron aut i.ce University he took the
bar examination u Tie Sat" University
At NnrSauc~wu and PASSED with hon
ors. Al college h. WAS 4 member of
the White r'riars anu ;jN Kappa Sigma
fraternity Returning 20 his native
city he became associated with Attorney
Joseph Hlndlar ana was associated
with Mr.. landau. up 70 the timH of
his death.
Mr.. M"ikcm.ll"r was activ" m Ma
sonic circles. uE = member Of Ohio
Lodge. ~ l. < y. y. Wheeling Union
Chapter NJ. l. Wheeling t"mmandrrr
No. !. krigAtS T"mDiar. Scottish Rite
Mason. send G":,"c". and n member OF
Osiris T"mpln Of the .!yS.!r Shrine. Tho
deceased waS tn" SIN 81 Charles and
Mrs Martha s M"Ai"m"lier. both or
whom su"v:r" him: ais" ~" step
brother. Earl Monk n,rlIer. Of brooklyn.
y Y. survive" Ills father is Charles
Mcnke,nsll"-. the" we'll known South
Whcci;rr.- fir;rr~iS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
p,- r p Scyrinphaus. paStol

Iuctcd hv Rev. c. F.. SeyTinghaus. pastor
of the Central Methodist Er:scopai
church. lutermcnt was IN GrceAWoou
cemetery.
Mr.. Johnson was aged II years ana
WIS we'll known in this vicinity. having
resided in South Wheeling until last May
when the family moved 10 Oakdaic. RE-
c,-.Iini- his death he was engaged VIII
his father in tic manufacture OF "Np'o-
u;yes n m. Aetna Explosives Works at
.hot ulaCc, Brs;dcs his parents he ~
survived By Two brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Rev. L. W. Holden

Special Dispatch to III" lnt~llig"ncHr.
rLAEKSET'RG. Nov. @o.-Th" Rev.
Lloyd W. Holden. 81. widely known re-
tired West Virginia Baptist minister and
missionary. died to-day al his hnm" here
Of pneumonia. II" leaves four children:
Mrs. NJ. !. Stout and Miss Effic Holden.
Of Clarkshurg: nr. w. II. Holden. Of
Boise CITY. idaho. ana Wells Holden, Of
IcWlnV Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Funeral For MIS-. Utermoh1en.

Funeral SerNlces Tor WI - R3t .I.S'''U
Irte-,nohlen, whose death occurred Nom
,.,y noornju.- in the North Wheeling
nnSn:tal. were held yesterday morning
=, o.3O o'clock in the family home at
- Forthwith street Tho services were
oriy.t. owing to the fact that Spanish
;nfluenZa was the caus" Of death. Inter
tuenc was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Utcrmohlcn was tho dau Ehter or
MIR and Mrs. Andrew Morrison and WAS
a bride of only the past few weeks. Sho
was very we'll known on the South Side.
Surviving are her husband and parents.
also three brothers and three sisters.
who have the sincere sympathy OF host
IF friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
HoHoR FOE QUEEN

PARIS, Nov 20.-Ofncial announce
mcnt was made today that the French
government had decided to confer the
grand cross Of the Legion Of Honor
on Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium. 1t was
announced also that Prince Leopold
heir apparent TO the throne OF Belgium,
would be awarded the war cross.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
Steper Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon in hrr Int" resi-
drnr. 26ll Jacob street. funeral scr
vices were held for Mrs Eleanor May
S.rEcr. wife OF Raymond SicE"r. who
died Sunday following Il short illness OF
inrlurnzn Tho services were private
and w,r" followed by private inr"rment
at Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
MIS-. Mary e. Neider.

At the family homo IN Edgw"od Tues
day morning at $40 O'Clock occurred Tho
death of Mrs. Mary L. Neldcrt. wife
Of the late Nicholas Neidcrt. Mrs. Nci-
dcrt was aged &C years. and her death
followed short illness. due to the In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21
rean nnd Rest.

Ono Of the most common cauT"s or
insomnia and rrstlcssncsS is indigestion.
Take ono Of Chamhrrlan's ! ahlntT i'm
mcdialrly after supper and 500 IL You do
not rcst better ard sleep better. They
only cost 4 quarter.
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She was a dryout member Of ct. MI
chacvs church, and WAS very we'll known
thrnughnu, tho pike section. The fu-
neral will bc held from the family home
Friday morning ut $50 o'clock, with re-
uuicm high mass at st. MiChaels church
ut o'clock Intcrmcnt Will be made IN
Mount Calvary.
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while on the other han'! they hay" given
the Western Union Telegraph company
their full 1917 earnings and som" moro.
Mr. Burlr<un denies this. but "" have
absolutely reliable information that it IS
true"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-rostmas;cr
General Burlcson announced today that
failing Ia reach mn agreement with the
Postal Telegraph anu Cable company
upon compensation TO he paid for IT'S
lIli"% during the period of government
control h" had made an award which
would be enforced, though the depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-21

WASHINGTON. Nov. 90.0'onsnlida-
ton Of the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph companies under government
control was annouccd today by Post
master Gcrral Burlcson. effective D"crm-
Dor |. next.
Tn following order was issued:
In order that tho telegraph facilities
may be used To tho fullest extent and
the transmission Of messages expedited,
the telegraph systems shall hereafter ho
operated rs ono md cff"Ctiv" u"rcnhr !,
1918. ALI telegraph offices shall accept for
transmission all classes of messages ROW
accepted by an% on" of them ut the pre-
sCrihCd tariff rates"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04

pirft, neil niernanb iid eir1ern
den @eloberluit a1sieBen tDolte.
Das Getpiiien nrb oas. @eieb per11r-
iadten tpenig Summer. Diele Mnge-
legenbeit bean1prudt audi pettere
MufnerfIamfeit als bent 8runoe,
baB fie Die Manbe1tertbeorte bon benz
freien 5piel Ser &pdfte nn0 BON Der
geotbpenoigfeit bes f@reie1 sSStroibis
.buaIismus in Ser Defonon1ie 10 iharf
.beleudtet. User irgenb Uelden Nad-
oenfens fabig it, miro 5ugeben
oaB sic Mrbeitsfraft ben midtiglten
MftinbeItano elmer Nation bil6et nno
DaB, tperln Sic Mrbeitsfrdfte eridopft
iin6, oamit Sic @eieaidaft nno Die
Notion gu @n0e fino. Damit miro
es 8ur b0diten ge1eaibaftlibet nno
nationalen Yflidt, otele Mrbeitsfraft
All 1doner uno lie ni6t IN Der SUI
genb ab5ni6ladten, pie eS nit Der
5domnngsloien &%iinoerarbeit geibiebt.
Der MandeItermann aber iagt: Ser
|@taQt lit tpeiter mdts, als Elm Gin
oerniB fir meme nirtbidnftli6e @nt=
midelung. Die @eieIi6aft gebt midi
gorr .ntiiidhts an. Sober 1orgt fir itb.
|DaB sic 8elt f6lieBlib babel gu
grunoe geben mmB, mag rtdtig lett1,
aber. nad) ltns Die Sintbflutb!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04

Die Soeale, Die IN 11nierer gerfaiiung
perf0rpert iinb, ard empfl,1oen nno
erlebt baben.
8obl bie gr0Bte Mebr5abl Der gin=
t%paroerer langt an nnleren &iiiterr on.
boiler @offnungen al1f cine before
3nfnnft. @s mogen MIR beridtpom=
meme Sbeale iein oie bielen borihtpe=
ben beim M11blif bes 5tanobiloes Der
l@>ottin Der Greibeit I'M Safen BON
Seem Dorf. Dob irgenospie ertpar-
ten fie, ales, mas bas groBe Cent
nal ausoriifen iou, erfillt gu ieben.
grtpartungsboll geben tie einem
nelten 2eben in Ser 1ellen Welt ent=
gegen. Siebt man ab bon ben Sabz
iengdngern, ben 5aiionarbeitern, Die
Dor bent &riege MIR Die Son1merl1o-
note in unierem 2anoe gu berleber1
pflegten, 10 fan1t man obne tpeitereS
b%ebalpten, boB 6ie gintpanoerer iib
mobl betpuBt iino, baB fie nit Der
@ergangenbeit gebroden baben, bob,
iie ibrem SUB in Der Mbli6t anf ome=5
rtfaniihen 8ooen ieben, biefes 2ano
al ibrer 6eimatb gu maden, 5n III
rem unb ibrer &inoer pubren nno
mirfli9en @aterlan6e. 1nb Der Mme=j
ritmiiierungspro5eB miro in bemiel-
ben MaBe BEL bnen fortibreiten r11o
ii6 atstpirfen in bem Die 9iebe nno
M9tung 5l utpierem ,2an6e, ieinen
@inridt11ngen un0 leiner @eredtig-
felt alt1imm u116 itd befeltigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04
Ser Morb Der Mni6nl=
oi9ett."

Mad6em 6oS 0berbun6esgeridt
Sen Sanptporograpben bes nutiona=
len @eiebes 5l1r &eguliernng Der
@inoerorbeit geitriden bat, miro bas
rationale @inberl6nbbltreau BON
Observation-Disclosures Mrbeitgebern
nit Mnfrogen iberidnemmt, Oh tie
tpie6er fleine Wdbden 1ed5ebn Stl1n-
Ben lang in acknowledgements be-
lfdftigt halte1l nno fleine Sungen
CUR Mrbeit in steinbriiden ididen
f0inner. Sos 8nreou bat 0aral1f Die
ein5ig m0glide Mntport ertbeilt,
6oB, mo feline Staatsgeiehe borban=
Sen iin6, tpelhe iolde granfarne Ser
mdtung bon Meni6enleben berbin=
bern Die ber5lofe M1tsbeutung fort
geiett meroen fam, obtpobl bie Soft
n1rg ansge1proden miro, BOB es ii6
moglid) ertpeiien fonnte, bal6igit ct
mos CUR Milber11ng BEG 2ofes Der I'M
gludIi6en &in0er 5u tbun. Wtr mol=
len ho5u bemerfen, sob tpir iebr ge=
ringen @ertb Sen Stohsgeieben BET
melien, tpel6e iolhe SdubmaBregeln
porldreiben, BERN cine Beobadtl1ng
Don bielen Sabren ertpeiit bob eine
qetrenIide 8%onitrednng Der 8eiebe
MIR leitens Ser 8nn6esregiernng err
fo1gt. Sn Sen gin5elitaaten miro es
midt 10 geralt genomn1en. Sn iebr
bielen gtaaten iin6 fogar folde Sc
iebe fa1m mebr a1s Elm tooter 8nf-
ftabe. Des @eiteren tuar Der ge-
itridene &aragropb Dos 2ebengele-
ment oes @eieBes, tpeil er Die Bon=
itredung a1ttonatiiM boq5og, inoem
ole bon &inoern angefertigten Mr<
beiten fir re9t- nn6 geieb1os erflart
spatr6en, 70 bob tbotidd1id bie 8e,
3ablung fir 8aren FOLDER Mrf ber-
tDeigert perben fonnte. Sos Bat ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04
gtimmen aus Dem &on:
9re6.

;31pei befannte Mitglie0er 6es
&longrelies boben Dor einigen Eogen
@%elegenbeit gel,ommen, lih iiber ben
@ertb Ser fremolpradigen 8eitnngen
al1s5ulpreden. 9ie M%bgeoroneten
Moion uno Sobotb bon Sninois. Ste
m11roen ba3u peranlaBt onrb Die
9ebe gegen Die Oeutidlpradigen 3el=
t1naer1. Ser Mbgeoronete Ofaiolt
idyreibt: u9ieienigen, melde gegell
sic Serol1sgabe fremoipradiger 3ei=
tllngen auftreten, beoenfen ni6t, 1p;e
notbpenoig es 1T, allen &lallen pa=
triotilde gelebrnng uno Nuffldrl1ng
5ufommen 5u lalien. Mus oielen1
@rnnoe brol1d)en Ste, mie i6 iiber-
5eugt bin, nidt gu befiirdtelt, Dob
Der Hr4lioent pber Der aongreB le=
mails oen Neriu6 maiden peroe11, Der
Ierbreitung loDaler 3eitnngen, Ell
nerlei IN pelder 5prube tie eriheil=
men, ginbot 5u tbl1n. 8as mild an
7betrifft, 10 matre i6 itderlib niemals
fir einen 0erartigen s9rtft gu boz
ben"
Musfubrlider aiiuBerf iid Ser Nb-
aeorbnete Sabatb. ST bat ieine Mn=
iidten nber Sic M1tgelegenbeit nod
elmer u%nterreoutrg nit @errn @eorge
greel bonn 8unoesamt fir ysodrtb.
fen nic6prdeihrieben u16 tie altf
|greels ausbriidliden Bnnl6 Der
SeHe1tlidfeit iibergeben. 5abotb
.i6reibt: uGs lit mir m%itgetbeilt tpor-
Ben, ooB Der gerin6 ger1adt miro,
sic in frember 5pra6e e%rideinet1oe11
3eitungen bes 2a1roes 5n n%nferorli-
den. Die 8abl ser Sremogeborenen,
Sic MIR lire M1ltteriprade leien fonz
men, beGd11ft fid auf etpo bier bis
flint WiGionen. 2eiber tit oeret ge.
idaftigl1ng berartig, bob iie babei
.1pobl langiam 11nb miibiam bas ge=
fprodene grgltid iid tbeilfpeiie an
eignerL aber nit tpentgen AnSreabs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04

men fa1t ME @elegenbeit baben, Die
engliide Sdriftiprade al erlerne1l.
Tim fallde Deutung Der Siele nro
3mede beg &riegeS at Derbiter1, Uni
iie iiber bic 8rin8ipien lnIerer &C.
beiligten Snitit1tiorue1 auf5nflarer,
um iie nit benz oennofratiid)en @eiite
nnierer Megierrr,g befanm at ma.
den lnb ibnen Ben 8atriotiSmus
etn3upflan5en, Der IN Diefer fritild)e11
1Stunbe unieres rntionalen geItebens
n%otbtpenoig lit uno Der nur ol1rb
@iiien er5eugt tper6en fam, onrten
mir nidt ben ein5igen 8eg perfblie-
ben, Der fir berurtige nnertbebrltd9e
Bropagatroa often itebt.
Sic fremoipradige 3eitung 1T Dos
ein3ige borbarrbere Mittel, I'M Die
Merge bon greigniiien, Die iid 1eBt
in 10 raider Geibenfolge orangen,
BORT befannt tper6en gu lai1en. Se1e
Meniden, Sic in unieren 8ergtperten,
MiibIen, Gabrifen nn6 anoeren Be-
trieben n n1nfpre Mrbeit Iei1ten, ma=
ron nipmoIg Il NIT oanaer1 Seraer,
Rel Scr gnhe nerpeien, hqatte lire
frpm6ihrofbinp Hre1le fie nidt ur1er-
miioIim hos,1 onoefe11ert. linen fort
msS;hrpnh ShotSo%pn ,,n6 Bemeisfiih-
r,tna np1ipfprt ,,n6 fie AZ ber1tqrfter
aiehe Fir SIC re11e 6eimoth ur6 Der
mphrter Mr%hpitsIpi5f,,nn moelpprnt.
esh 5pIhi4 Ip5e gpit,,nnptp in ber bob
rni}den hoIniiHpn iInniidaen, frooti-
ihpn. iii6ilhen ,1nh ielb{f ser bel1t=
ihpn 6hrode. ,1nb il mr1R qeIteben,
SoR es mir m1hren6 Ser lebfen ied)s
mnrotp m,soeibrod1ene @en11qtbu=
NM bereifet bot. Sc in ienep 8I40t-
tern. er}heiner6en br6htioer M11frufe
y, n~erfoIoen. Sic taaIih a1r Beftbbqi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-04
Sur ,1Moritmn9s.8ra

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ten, Die in 6en leBten Sabren ieb1
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gen aber rpidt bonn Gled gefommen
lit. IS banoelt iib I'M Die Srage
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5en, 1111o 6as ioI Damn SSabr fir SSnbr
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