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The Winslow mail., 1918-07-12
Deserts His Party.
Albuoueraue journal.

albuquerque journal.
Allen L. Benson, socialist can
didate for president in 1916 and
generally regarded as one Of the
most level-headed and capable
men in the party, has bolted.
His resignation is described as
protest against the foreign-born
leadership that blindly believes a
non-American policy can be made
to appeal to many Americans
In his letter addressed to the
socialist local in Yonkers to which
he had belonged for eleven years,
Mr.. Benson says it is his belief
that nothing worse could happen
to the world than the triumph of
German Imperialism, and that
therefore he cannot remain in a
party which places all the bellig-
erents on a parity and recently
in Wisconsin advocated the with
drawal of the American army
from Europe.
The letter in parts reads:
Il do not believe in the atti-
tude taken by the party toward
|
the war in what has come to be
known as the st. Louis resolu-
tion.' | do not believe in pledg-
ing the party to acts of violence.
Nor do | regard the belligerents
as equally guilty. | know, for
instance, that Belgium is not
guilty at all and that Germany is
guilty of all. I know the govern
ment of the United States wages
war for neither money nor land,
while the government of Ger
many covets both money and
land. | know that Germany,
any moment she will accept it,
can get a just peace, and | feel
that until she will accept a just
peace she should be compelled to
accept war.
"The Socialist party has among
it's leaders an undue percentage
of foreign-b born. These foreign
born leaders mislead the party,
because they are incapable by
reason of their birth of doing
otherwise. They cannot feel
what Americans feel. And they
are assisted by an anarchistic,
syndicalistic minority that the
party, prior to the war, had al
ways suppressed. The last sup
preston of this faction was the
beginning of the party's down.
fall"
Toward the end of the letter
Mr.. Benson says:
"The syndicalists has contain
mated Socialist doctrine by foist-
ing anarchist ideas upon the
country as Socialist ideals. A
few men in the party who should
have known better have ac-
cepted and proclaimed the false
doctrine that workmen can have
no country and therefore that it
is immaterial to him whether the
country in which he lives if it be
at war, shall be defeated or not. "
The several heads of depart
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-12

When the editor of the Superior
Sun refers to us as the "old man
of the Winslow Mail'' he borders
on slander. We have the feeling
that we are just verging on
young manhood, but perhaps
that feeling is only the fore
runner of entering second child
hood.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-12

The Valley Bank of Phoenix
and the Copper Queen Company
have picked out the democratic
nominee for state treasurer in
the person of one Mr.. Ross of
Cochise county. We give our
democratic friends this advance
information so they will know
who to vote for if they want to
keep the state funds running in
the same grating channel.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-12

If a fellow could sing as well
when he is sober as he thinks he
can when he has his hide full of
booze, what a fine bunch of can
aries we would have in the state
house at Phoenix with the present
state officials.
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-12
Published every Friday. Sub
cription, $500 per year.
Friday, July II, 1918.
Copper Production.

compiled and given publicity of
the copper production in this
state for the month of June,
showing 74.085, 023 pounds as
compared with 77,073, 507 pounds
for May. At the set government
price of 23c pound the mining
companies can hardly claim they
are not being operated on a good
dividend paying basis, and there
is no reason why the wages and
working conditions of the miners
should not be the very best in
the country.
The value of the copper output
for the two months will exceed
$50, 100000, and after deducting
the operating expenses the bal
ance of this money derived from
this natural product of the state
is shipped to the eastern stock
holders never more to return,
and the wealth of the state is
reduced to just that extent. Our
constitution provides that a pro-
duction tax can be levied, which
provision was inserted for the
very purpose of levying a pro-
duction tax on the mines, but the
legislatures that have cursed
Arizona since statehood were
made up of corporation hirelings,
and it was impossible to pass a
law levying the tax.
The law recently passed by
Congress permitting prospecting
and working the metalliferous
deposits found on Indian reserva-
tions makes provision that roy
atty shall be paid the government
for the benefit of the Indians in
an amount not less than five
per cent of the net value of the
output. and if Congress deems it
necessary to safeguard the her.
editary rights of the Indians,
who are only the wards of the
government, certainly the people
of Arizona with even more justice
and right should have a law COM
pelling the mining corporations
to pay into the state treasury at
least five per cent of the net
value of their output, which
should go into permanent
school fund for the benefit of
coming generations. Mining COM
panies are not producers of
wealth in the sense of the farmer
or stockman, but they simply
take out the natural resources
that are hidden away in the
mountains, abrogating to them
selves exclusive ownership to
the minerals that inherently be-
long to the state.
Many mines in the state have
already been exhausted and
closed, and the same fate will
inevitably come to them all, and
now is the time for Arizona to
protect her interests by levying
tax when the ore is being rap
idly taken out. To delay means
that the mineral wealth of this
great state will sooner or later
be all shipped out, the mines
closed, the taxrolls depleted of
mine assessments, which now
forms a considerable portion of
the annual revenues, and the
state will have nothing to show
for the untold millions of wealth
that once were here. 1t is time
the people of Arizona who ex-
pect to make their homes here
were being aroused, and make an
organized effort to release the
strangle hold of the mining cor
porations on the legislature, and
get a law passed that will con-
serve some of this great wealth
to the state.
When the editor of the Superior
Sun refers to us as the "old man
The Winslow mail., 1918-07-12
The WINsLoW Mail.
]. H. CHAPMAN, Editor.

4 Entered as second-cIass matter at the postofice
of Winslow. Arizona. under Act of Congress of
March !. 1879
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-02

pany or equivalent unit is as follows:
One Non-Commissionsd Officer in
charge of quarters.
One Cook for every fifty (5Ol men or
fraction thereof.
One Kitchen police for every fifty (50)
men or fraction thereof.
one Mechanic, one Mess Sergeant, one
Supply Sergeant, one Company Clerk
this group will attend at least two in
SpectionS peh month.
II. Great care will be exercised in
selecting instructors for the various
classes of training in order to insure the
detail of officers and commissioned
officers, who, by special training or study
are qualified to instruct Satisfactory re
suits can never be obtained by selecting
the most available officers or non com
missioned officers without regard to their
special fitness to instruct in the p0rtic-
ular subject assigned them. OF two Of
tlcers. equally qualified and equally avail
able, the senior will be detailed, but 9th
erWse no consideration viii be given to
rank in selecting instructors. Junior in
structors viii be given the respect and
courtesy their duties require. Officers
of the British and French Missions are in
structorS in this Division in the subjects
assigned to them in orders; these officers
are authorized to visit troops at drill
make suggestions and give directions in
connection with the training in the de-
partment TO which they may have been
assigned All new men joining during
training period win be given such in
struction as regimentaI, or equivalent
commanders deem necessary before talk
ing them up for duty with their COM
panies prescribed for them in the weekly
schedules.
By command of
MAJOR GENERAL MUIR.
EDWARD l.. KING,
Lieutenant Colonel, General Staff
Chief Of Staff
DAVID J. DAVIS,
Lieutenant Colonel Adiufant
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-02
CHANGED SOCIAL HALL FOR
JEWISH BOYS

% Beginning Monday, December 81, 1917
the Jewish Welfare Board viii have quar-
ters at 1858 Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets above Lipots Cafeteria
Dances win be held as usual, Wednes-
day evenings.
Divine services will be held every Fri
Gay evening at the J. 3. w. w. Hall,
Bible class Sunday afternoon. Concert
Sunday evenings Come! Bring your
friends with you
ALBERT 3. KURTI,
Representative J. 3. w. w.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

fommene @infebr.-Mm Dreif0nigs~
tage tpur6e 6ie Gamilie Sen. Shre-
ner Don ibren bielen Greunoen iiber-
rnfdt nmb Ser ueberrafda1ng folgte
cine 1ab e9ter S%reunbesart gepflo-
genen geienige 1nterbaltung. =
Waid. &lein nn6 Sobn Stirling r.
itatteten @onntag einen 8eiu@ in
Seem Muni9. = 8er. -@obeI uno
Maria 8lume bon Greeport 1uaren
|Sonntag bier bel ser @roBm1tter
@ren1ers unb DEM Snfel Clinton
gremers at @a1te. >
&pdbilIe.
Der gbor Ser unbefledten @m>
pfdngniBfirde erfreute iid) am Mbenbe
6eS Ne11iabrstages inter Dem gait
liden Sb6a6 Der Ga1nilie Sobn 8eis=
mann Der bom bo9p. Bfarrer, P.
Sltlius, .. g. s., oQjabrli9 borbe-
reiteten unterbaltung, nobel @eiang
un6 ionitige geieIidaftlide l1nterbal=
tung nod edit 6eut1der Weiie ges
pflegt mur6en. - Mub mar fir 8e=
frie6igung 6es inneren Meniden be-
items geiorgt. = Dns IN Ser Mein5>
&ane m Mittpo6aben6 bon SEN
iungen Damen bereitete San5oergnii=
gen tpar iebr gut beiudt, un6 ole,
mie 1ie Ga maren, gaben fi9 nit 6em
@rfolge bes aben6s mobI %5ufrie6en.
- Ser bier oIs 2ebrer ~angeiteute
6ran3 Ser5og berbra6te sic Iebten
Sage 6es often Sobres BEL i'einen
@ertpan6ten in ct. &oIa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

Sgemo berbro6te Sic 5eiertoge int
&reile beiterer 8er1pan6ten - Ser
6amilie 6ran5 9%ierfbiiing mur6e ein
mu11teres Sobnden geboren mo5n
uniern @liidmuni6. = Seinri9 $50,
11e1neper bon Spfelton, sc. g., er>
freute ieine bieltgen Beruan6ten nit
einem 8einde. = gilbert Spdtb BON
Mebnomen mor @ei9dfte balber IN
unlerer 8urg. = Sen. Snberrie6en
fen. modte einen gel6aftli6en Nblte=
der nod Sgemd.
Treepprt.
Sos. @a11 er1tottete ieiner @attin,
sic I'M ct. &apboels So1pital 5u ct.
@louo operiert mnroe einen 8elu9
un6 fon6 6ieielbe in einem nielber-
ipre9en6en 3u1tan6e. = &arl Stnn=
oebed pur6e bon 1einer Satin nit
einen1 geiun6en Mab6en bei9enft,
no5u mir ben begliidten @ltern 1tr'
lere Graduation entbteten. - Nadz
oer1 er Die Geiertage bel 8ertpdn6ten
nn6 Treunoen 5ugebra9t lit Bm.
@enfer tto9 Ger ct. @Iou6 &anbelS=
fdule at ieiner tpeiteren Musbtloung
auriifgefebrt. - st. so. Shun6ebed
un6 1rau bon Stnn0ebed tDaren leB=
tie ISOLDE bter in Der stun6ebeds So
milic at @olte. - Sic Garmers
COMPANY %berinn6te 8pei @iienbabn=
magenla6ungen 8ieb nod Su6<St.
Soul. = Trau 8m. 8enning bat ii9
bon ibrem unmobllein Dieoer 10 5iem,
Iid .erbolt; 6os @leide fam en- ren-
Iider 8eiie bon Dem erfranften sos.
8%orgeroing len. beridtet meroen. :
Sri. @leonora nblenfott lit gu ei1em
IGngeren 8eiude bier bel ibret gl-
tern un6 Greunoinnen. Ben. $50.
BEL, meI6er in 5asfetoon, CANADA
bef6dftiet tit, befinbet itd bier bel
8ertpan6ten nn6 6reun6en 51 einem
,Idnqeren 8einde. - SRI. Ratbnrtno
@0bel lit nah tangent 8eiu6e bel
gertpon6ten in Son6 o11 Sac, isis.
tpieoer 6obeim eingetroffen. 8eim
Sol3fagen fam Norbert Sdoner 81
ssaG unb erIiH @eine fbItmme SUB.
understanding. = Sobn Eiht6o
bon Norooafota un6 Soiepb Eidioo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

itreden. Damn iberrei1ten iie i'm
oas borban6ene @elb, $62.20, tpo-
rauf er immer nod nit borgeboltener
BiitoIe ft6 6abon madte. Die @il-
lage<8emten Baben ft9 6es neber.
faQes a1ge11oanme1r 11n6 fin6 Der Soft
nurg, SEN freden 8an6iten 6em Mrm
Der @ere6ttgfeit iiberliefern at toni
men.
MbanD.
Sobn 8ibl BON &11mbolb, cas-,
.Gnno6o, 5obu 6es friiber bier als
Mebger it%ationierten &ermann Bibl,
erl tattete bier einen fre11n6i9aftlid)en
8ein6. Son bier begab er fi9 nad
@odeiter, 100 er it6 im Mobo Sofpi=
tai ieiner idmoden Mugen tueger
dr3tli6 beban6eln IaBt. = Sofepb
&l11as bonn Camp Bife in 2ittle Stool,
Mrf., lit bier 5u u%nbeitimmtem nr-
la11b eingetroffen. = SRI. Diua &off-
mann lit, no66em ite 6ie Seiertage
bier BEL Dem @lter1 berbradte, at If
rer Mrbeit in Minneapolts 5uriidge-
febrt. = Seinri4 @obfenberg erItot=
tete einen bertpan6t= un6 frertn6i9aft-
li6en 8ein6 in M%tnneapolis. = So
iepb 8eftbolter bot it6 nu9 &iber
Soils, @is., begeben, no er III Ser
6armers COOPERATIVE Creamery ols
@ebilfSbutterma6er Mnitequng &C.
rtonmen bat.
ct. MntbpnD.
sSSn Ser Gomilie &eter Moonen
bieH Elm munteres S06ter6en min=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

bon 8rotpns @a1ep lift nit Samilie
bier BET ieiner @ltern un6 @ei6mi-
tern 3n @aite. = @einri9 3emrer
un6 Sacob 8edius iin6 in ser giS-
ernte tbatig fir 6en S6anftptrtb
Sobn 2utgen un6 ben 8uttermaher
Sror5 @nberle. - Jran5 Graf 8e-
triebsleiter fir Ole Sarmer 5bp=
ping Niiociation beiorgte Ben Erans-
port 5peier 8aggonla6ungen ge-
miibtes 8ieb na6 Su6l9t. Saul. -
Sonntagaben6 batte Ser bieiige Mean=
n%erberein 8erlmmlung; an lenem
Gage ma1roe Die SabreSre6nung Ser
@emein6e berleien.
@a1f @apibs.
Ma6 5tpei Mo1ate tangent, redt
a1genebmem 9el ud)e BEL 56tpejter
un6 8rlt6er in Cincinnati Sbio, unb
bei 8er1pan6ten in Samilton, Ohio,
lit Jror @einrih @o6fer ont Sage
Dor @eibna6ten na9 bter 5uriidge=
febrt, 6ieies i9one Seit, mte 6ie
lebten Gage 6e8 often uno 6ie eriten
6eS 11euen Sabres in ibrem 8ertpan6-
ten= nn6 6re%um6eSfreiie feiern 51
foGnnen. = SSn Der lebte @o6e gebal-
tenen 8erimmll1ng Ger 9ireftoren
6er @enton County Sair Milociation
mur6en Die alten &eamten in Mner=
fenna1rg ibrer Ner6ienite tint Sen Or
folg Ser Miioctatton beibebalten. Sc
1in6 0ies q. $. Gurrittin, 8rdit6ent;
|Dr. 90. $: Griesleben 8i5eprdit6ent;
George @onscom, 5dobmeifter; Geo.
6. M1artor, Sefretqr. Die 8e1tim=
mutrg Der b%tesiabrigert 6air 3n elmer
friberen 8eit, 6ie in Ger 9e5ember=
@%eriamml11ng Der Mftio11are DER @i=
location beiproden m1r6e, lit ben
Direftoren Ser @eieui6aft uberlalien
moroer. = 9ienitagmorgen gegen Z
nbr 6ra1g Elm Dteb in Sre6. 9epeps
Mpotbefe> un6 mietpobl Ser Gtgen=
tbiimer Ser Mpotbefe CUR Steue mor,
bepor Der Dieb 6ie Slu@t ergriffen
gelang es 6emielben, 6o6 GIT emit
fou1metr. Man gla1bt> 6oB ser 9ieb
es auf Me0t5inltoffe obgeieben fat,
es blieb aber nidtS an ieinen fpib=
biibti6en @dn6en bdngert. 0te $50
li3ei bon ct. CLOUD lit bon 6em
@orfau in @enntniB geiebt.- Sltper
@birbart, tpelder tpdbreno ser lebten
bier SATIRE Sic &uliiereriteue Ser
Benton County 5tate 8anf in So11f
&api6s bebauptete, bat feline @tel=
lung nie6ergelegt u1t6 iein 8anftnte=
re1ie fdnfli6 an S. IS. 8oud bon
Slice ob~getreten. 9teier @eidafs=
o~11stritt tpar Die GoIge Der %ongegrif=
fenen sc inn6beit 6es @errn @birbart,
tpel6er ii@ iebt a11f 6ie &flege ieines
f0rperliden 3nlta16es berlegen miro.
st. IS. Neeils, biz 6ubin @ebiilfsfal=
iierer Ser @onf lit nit Ser @tele 6eS
511riidgetretenen @errn @birbort BE-
tra1t mor6er.
Hapnesbille.
@egen 2 nbr Montagmorger
6rang Elm 8nn6it in SEN bieiigen
@abnbof Ser neutrality-suspicious. nn6
nit elmer HiitoIe IN ser San6, Die
er gegen iene rtdtete, sic iid im
8abnbofe befan6en, 5tuong En- 6iefel=
ben CUR &erousgabe ibrer @el6er.
&ennD Selfa, Ser Nahts=@rpreB=
mat1t, un6 6. Sc. @pperion, Ser
gea6tSoperateur, maren CUR 3eit an
ibrem Soften un6 folgten Der Mnffor=
6err1tg 6es @an6iter, Die &dnbe gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

bon einem Collage geriibrt tuor6en
tpar. Mm Sonntag nod bent &o9-
umte tpa1r6e Die 2eide anf 6em Got
tesafer beigeiebt. W}it Ser @attin
betrauer11 elf &in6er 6es @aters 600.
Moge ct ruben in Srieben! Sen @in-
te%rbliebenen I'M fer 9eileib. - 5eit
gn6e oes pe%rflo1ieren Sabres erfreut
1i6 I'M ere Srtidaft eleftriider Be-
lel16tnng, Ole ougemeine 3ufrie6en-
beit gibt nto oie einem 1ang1t ge-
fiiblten 8ebiirfnilie int be1ten Gimme
6es 8orteS abgebolfen fat. -
uSl1oge" Sob, mel6er Sabre la11ge
bier sen 6rie6ensridtersitubl inne
batte, lit in bergongener @o6e bltr6
SEN 500 in Die @migfeit %obberufen
mor6en.
Safe George.
Gran3 @teboff ur6 @ottt1r itn6 in
6teier umgegen6 cuff @eiuAl mer6en
aber bal6 tpieber na6 S%amestotpn,
50. g., 5uriidfebren. = 9ie Sra11er
Soiepb Nidol ltnb 9. Selling mo9-
ten einen Mb lteder ra6 MelroIe. =
@l1ttermad)er Marttn &4bn bon bier
bot feline 5tene a1fgeiagt. - &arl
@obfo berfanfte Elm 9fer6 an s. &at=
bert. = 6rib &tfu nn6 &arl 8abfa
fubren lebtbin nab Metre @robe,
nn6 ga es aber6S 5iemlib nebeli9
mar> gerietben 6ie beiben nit ibrem
Mrto in etren @raben nobel bas
@efabrt 5temlib be16a6igt mur6e,
mGbren6 sic Sniallen tpie Elm @rn=
ser 11nberlebt 6abonfame1. - Self.
@iif1er fen. lit a1tf Der &ranfenli1te.
- MGditen Montog miro sic bieiige
Creamery Miioctotion lire iGbrIide
@erimml1tng bolten. = Sobn &iif=
Ter bon Melroie NOR @ei6afte balber
in nnlerer Mfitte. = Srou Maria
@o1t bon ct. Soiepb, pelde sic Weib=
11a6ten bier perbrabte, lit nab ibrem
SCENT 5ltritfgefebrt. : SRI. &o1a
&iifler meilt g%eget1tpdrtig bel ibrer
Smte in 81. Soiepb. = Sen. Oien=
6orf %perfa1fte feline 1T Ser Mdbe 6ie-
Ter Ortldaft gelegene 6arm fir $68
6en Mder. = &oia Nei6e1s nn6 Mar=
goretba Suies begoben ii9 11a9 Mi1=
monfee, mo 6ieielber in Elm @loiter
ein5utrete1t ge6erfen.
ct. Midplas.
6rau Self. 6. @tein un6 Sobn
Mlois rei1ten nod @ipeitone, mo- ite
ibren @obn un6 8rn6er &aspar
Stein, tpeldyer 6aielb1t 6te 9teue 6es
Stationsagenten Der Greet Mortbern
beflei6et, beiudten. = Sran5 @ter=
ner bon @in1tea6 NOR bier BET Der
Somi1ie Conrad 81. Stint fir eintge
Gage mtf @e1nd. SER Stint beglei=
tete 6en @errn @terner auf ieiner
&eimreile. = @eter 5dtport erbie1t
Mitte lekter @o6e Sic tro11rige Nadt
rt6t, boB fem in ct. @lolt6 anldi1ig
g%etpeierer S9poger Nif. Buu in ben
Greet Mortbern @inienbabntperfflttaitt=
ten lein 2eben eingebiiBt babe. @r
begab 1t6 an 6en Srt Der Sra1er
nno tpobnte bem 8%egrdbntiie bel. =
Nif. Doden6orf bon Millaca par
Ne1tiabr bier bel ieinen @ltern 1tn6
@eidpi1tern auf Bein6. = Mm
@ben6e 6es Meniabrstages fiibrten
Sic S6nlftn6er in Ser 2utgen @ane
Elm idones 8elnitig1ngSprogramm
6l1rd, 6as SEN 3nb0rern pou1te 3n-
frte6enbett gab. - @nitab @olter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

bent groBartigen 8erl1lte beflagt Der
&eit 6eS Gmmilie a1td nob ben bon
500, bie bon ben Slamme11 ber5ebrt
m1roen. - SEQ MeDer eritattete iei-
tpe11 in Melroie mobnen6en @ltern
eiten Sonntagsbeiud. - Die bieit=
&c Sormers EelepbonzG pmpanp bielt
Montag tire Sabresberiammlnng.-
Sri. Mnra @ruber, melde felt No-
pember beiu6speiie IN Canada meilt,
miro fonmen6e @o6e 511riidertpar-
tet. - Mid& Semmii6 bon @alio,
&C. g., beiu6te bieltge gerpan0te
ltn6 Damn begab er iid nod Mnofa
peeen 6r3tlider 8eban6lnng. -
Saul 2l1tger bon ct. Glo1b erltat-
tet leinem bier %mobner0en 8rlr6er Ell
men mebrtGgigen geiud. - Matb.
|2ieie r begob ii6 Montag mie6er no6
Let. @loub, no er 6em County feline
0ien1te alS straightforward at lei
item bat. = 8anffal1ierer elmer
.Sdmitt lit CUR 3eit Elm iebr bei96f=
ttgter Marn, in6em er Sen bie1igen
&efr11ten in Ser Mnfertig11ng ibrer
Eapiere &ilfe leiitet.
ct. Trancts+
SRI. Mnna 2ebner tpor Gebte @ode
bier BEL ser Bamilie ibrer 5dtpe-
lter, 6ra11 S. 2ange, a1f 8eiud. =
Soiepb Maoer bon @reD @agle lit
bier onf 6em &on6el; bas eingefoufte
@ieb ~perfenbet er nod Si6eSt. Soul.
= Sen. nn6 &enrp 2ange un6 lire
Sdmeiter- Mgnes berbro6ten bie
in ser
Samilie Sbom. Mo6er. = &einrif)
Eoblmonn tpar Montag IN @ei9qften
na9 &ol6ingfor6. - Cine Mn5ob1
6rern6e fan6 ii6 urtter 6em gaitli=
6en Sb6o6 ser Samilie $. Bobl=
mann om Sonntagabeno 5ulammen,
mobei bas freatn6i6oftlihe Ginber-
1nebmen 10 re6t CUR @elt1ng fam.
BUR Mitterna6ts1t11n6e tpa1r6e cine
grfriidqtng berobrei6t> 1tn6 Ste Ser
iammlung lofte it6 in betteriter
o11f. - Mm M}ontoq tpa=
rem 3tpet @a1olinmai6inen nit &ol5=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10
Fir Kehl- und
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
und Huston und Erkaltungen, die
SIGH trotz Sorgfalt und ~Behandlung
NIGHT vertreiben lassen und nit an
dauernder Hinfalligkeit drohen, YER
Sucht
ECKMAN'S Alternative
Fir viele Iahre hat desc Calcium
Zubereitung sichtlieh ihren Werth
erprobt, besonders, wo starkende
B~ehandlung erforderlich list. Els baut
auf. Enthalt keinen Alcohol noch
Betaubungsmittel oder Gewohnheit
formierende MediZinstoffe.
81 Gr6sse jetzt $3.50. 81 CROSSE Soc.
Verkauft von allen Apothekern.
Eckman Laboratorium, Philadelphia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-10

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The sun., 1918-10-02
SATURDAY SET FOR
HARRIS RESIGNATION
Soldier Vote Problem OF
Democrats.
Special DespateA TO TEE Sen

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The puzzle
over the status Of Edwin S. Harris as
Democratic State chairman and the fight
for tho right to take the soldier vote
kept leaders busy at headquarters hero
to-day.
1t is taken for granted that Harris
has resigned and that he will announce
It In a few days. Saturday Is unof-
fc!ally set as the date OF the State COM
mittee meeting to elect his successor.
TT will not be necessary to force
Harris out" declared one prominent up
State leader tonight. "ffe will resign
without forcing the State committee to
act. Mr.. Kellogg will be chosen to sue
coed him"
Mr.. Kellogg refused to have anything
TO say on the matter, nor would he conn.,
ment on his conference on the train with
Al Smith last night.
1T cannot accept anything that has
not been offered TO me-" he said.
There is a report that he will not bow
to Mr.. Smiths wishes and become chair
man, preferrihg to retain his present
Job. In that event d. Walker Wear.
Bingta:nton, or Delos NJ. Cosgrovc,
watertown, IL likeiy TO be named.
Mr.. Kellogg to-day appealed TO WASH
ington In his fight 20 have the soldier
vote taken and gays he expects favor
able decisien.