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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-04-25
CHAPTER VII.
Milky Does a Reckless Thing.

Milky Does a Reckless Thing.
Milky LariSch had been having an
exciting time.
First of all, he exchanged garments
with the chauffeur, and cursed his own
long legs, which proved difficult to
cover adequately. But the chauffeurs
lorg fur ulster helped considerably.
The exchange was rather a tickliSh
matter, and would have been more so
had he not found q revolver in the
fur coat pocket.
Behold, then, Milky of the brave
heart standing over his PROSTATE pris-
Oner, and rolling him, mummy fashion,
III his own tunic and rug from the
-lachine.
1T is cold, my friend" he said
briefly; "but am kindly soul. and
If you have told me the truth. you will
not have so much as a shuttle to re-
mind you of this tomorrow"
Il have told the truth
"As a soldier, of course" Milky
went on, Il think you have made a
mistake. You should have chosen the
precipice. But as private. gentle
man, thank you"
Having examined the knots in the
rope, which were very we'll done, in
deed, and having gagged the chauffeur
securely, Milky prepared to go In his
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his car down the road again, and all
the devils of the night might. follow.
He feared nothing.
But here again Milky planned too
fast. The servant who came out to
open the doors Of the motor had
brought message. His majesty de-
sires that the messenger come in"
was the bomb-shell which exploded in
Nikky'S ears.
Milky hesitated, And then some imp
of recklessness in him prompted him
not to run away, but to see the thing
through. It was, after all, chance
either way. These men beside the car
were doubtless armed-one at least,
nearest him, was certainly one OF
Karl's own secret agents. And, as
Milky paused, he was not certain, but
it seemed to- him that the man took a
step toward him.
VERY WE'LL" said Milky, grumbling.
"But have had long ride, and a cold
one. / need Sleep"
Even then he had faint hope that
the others would precede him, and
that it would be possible to leap back
to the car, and escape. But, whether
by accident or design, the group closed
about him. Flight was out of the ques-
ton.
A little. high was Nikky's head as
he went in. He had done a stupid
thing now, and he knew it. He should
have taken his letter and gone back
with it. But, fool or n-,t, he was a
soldier. Danger made Nm calm.
The lodge was noisy. Loud talking,
the coming and going Of servants with
trays, the crackle of wood fires in
which whole logs were burning, and,
as Milky and his escort entered, the
roaring chorus of hunting song filed
the ears.
Two Of the men flung off their heavy
coats, and proceeded without ceremony
iIsso the room whence the sounds is
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CHAPTER vi Continued.


The chancellor was In his old smoK-
ing coat and slippers. He made an
effort to don his tunic, but Hedwfg,
on Mathilde's heels caught him in the
act. And, after q glance at her face
he reIinquished the idea, bowed over
her hand, and drew up chair for
her.
And that was how the chancellor of
the kingdom learned that Captain Lar
isch, aide-de-camp to his royal high
ness the crown prince, had disap-
peared.
Il am afraid 1t is serious" she said,
watching him with wide, terrified eyes.
II know more than you think do. L
we hear things, even in the palace
irony here, but unconscious. Il know
that there is trouble. And it is not
like Captain Larisch to desert his
post"
"A bOyish escapade, highness," said
the chancellor. But, in the twilight
he gripped hard at the arms of his
chair. HE will turn up, very much
ashamed of himself, tonight or tomor-
row." -
THAT is what you want to believe.
You know better"
He leaned back in his chair and con-
sidered her from under his heavy
brows. Milky gone, perhaps to join
the others who, one by one, had felt
the steel of the terrorists. And this
9Th ir1Cr
there, a figure Of young tragedy.
"IIighness," he said at last, IF the
worst has happened-and that | do
not believe-it will be because there
is trouble, rs you have said. Sooner
or later, we who love our country
must make sacrifices for it. Most of
ell, those in high places will be called
upon. And among them you may be
asked to help"
az? What can l do?" But she
knew, and the chancellor saw that she
knew.
TT is Karl, then?"
"It may be King Karl, Hedwig"
Hedwig rose, and the chancellor got
heavily to his feet. She was fighting
for calmness. and she succeeded very
well. After all, if Milky were gone
what did it matter? Only
There are so many of you" she
said, rather pitifully. 'And you are
all so powerful. And against you there
Is only-me."
"Why against u.s. highness?"
Because" said Hedwig-"because
care for some one else, and shall care
for him all the rest of my life, even il
he never comes back. You may marry
me to whom you please, but l shall go
on caring. l shall never forget. And
l shall make Karl the worst wife In
the world, because l hate him."
She opened the door and went out
without ceremony, because she was
hard driven and on the edge of tears
That night, the city was searched for
Milky Larisch, but without result.
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In the morning you are to carry dis
patches to the city"
Poor Milky! With his car facing
toward the lodge, and under necessity,
In order to escape, to back it out into
the highway! He thought quickly.
There was no chance of overpowering
his man quickly and silently. And the
house was not empty. From beyond
the door came the sounds of mems
voices, and the thud of drinking mugs
on a bare table.
"You will take me up to the house,
and then put the car away until morn
ing"
Milky breathed again. 1t was go
ing to be easy, after all. If only the
road went straight to the shooting box
itself, the rest was simple. But he
prayed that he make no false turning,
to betray his ignorance.
every WE'LL" he said.
His companion opened the door be-
hind him. Ready, now," he called.
1.-THE car is here"
Two men rose from a table where
they had been sitting, and put on great
coats of fur. The lamp light within
quivered in the wind from the open
door. Milky was quite calm now.
His heart beat it's regular seventy-two,
and he even reflected, with sort OF
grim humor, that the chancellor would
find the recital of this escapade
much to his taste. In modest way
Milky felt that he was making history.
The man who, had received the let
ter got into the machine beside him.
The other two climbed into the ton
neau. And, as if to make the denoue-
ment doubly ridiculous, the road led
straight. Milky, growing extremely
cheerful behind his goggles, wondered
how much petrol remained in the car.
The men behiad talked in low tones.
''They are late tonight" grumbled
one of them, as the house appeared,
full lighted. ga tardy start tomorrow
again !"
'"The king must have his Sleep"
commented the other, rather mock
ingly.
With a mastery sweep, Milky drew
up his machine before the entrance.
Let them once alight, let him. but start
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"Tou Snow the f1and or the NOVICE
the matter pretty thoroughly. AS YOU
know, 1 have had this on my mind for
some time. 1t is necessary to arrange
things before go"
The king, of course, was neither
asking nor expecting sympathy from
her, but mentally, and somewhat grim"
ly, he compared her unmoved face with
that Of his old friend and chancellor
only a few nights before.
cit is a regrettable fact" he went
on, "that I must leave, as | shall, sad
ly troubled country. But for that"
he paused. But for that, he meant,
he would gladly go. He needed rest.
His spirit, still so alive, chafed daily
more and more against It's worn body.
He believed in another life, did the old
king. He wanted the hearty handclasp
of his boy again. Even the wife who
had married him against her will had
grown close to him in later years. He
needed her too. A little rest, then,
and after that new life, with those
who had gone ahead.
"a sadly troubled country" he re-
peated.
"All countries are troubled. We are
no worse than Others"
perhaps not But things are
changing. The old order is changing.
The spirit Of unrest--I shall not live
to see it. You may, Annunciata. But
rxyhn oil
will totter Like this one."
Now at last he had pierced her
armor. 'Iike this onew
"That is what / said. Rouse your
self, Annunciata. Leave that little
boudoir of yours, with It's accursed
clocks and its heat and It's flub-dub-
berry, and see what is about yOuI Dis
content! Revolutionl We are hardly
safe from day to day. Do you think
that what happened nine years ago
was flash that died as it came? Nom
sense. Read this! !"
He held out the paper and she put
on her pince-nez and read It's headings,
trife disdainfully. But the next mo-
ment she rose, and stood in front OF
him. almost as pale 0s he was. "Yop
allow this sort of thing to be pub
lished?"
"No. But it Is published"
"And they dare ~ say things like
this? Why, tit iS---"
Exactly. 1t is, &peoubtedly." He
was very calm. "f would not have
troubled you with it. But the sit
uation is bad. We are rather help
less"
"Not--the army, too?"
"What can we tell? These things
spread like fires. Nothing may hap
pen for years. On the other hand, to-
morrow"
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Milky FINDS HIMSELF IN A SERIOUS PREDCAMENT AS
ARESULT OF HIS FO0LISHNESS.

Ferdinand William Otto
tires of the singing ana
acquaintance OF Body
the palace at night ne
the search which has been
chancellor calls consult the
old who ILL., The chancellor sug
which threatened by plots Oh
friendship the neghDorlng
the Princess HedWg IN mar
Countess Loschek adyIn-wang
mother is in love
Hedwig Hedwg VINO loves
dsmayed of plans
secret message to King
Karl The of the terrorists and
Captain Lasch unaware or the uDsu
tion Karl's and the envelope
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Hedwig is offered as a sacri-
flee to save the lettering king
dom. This act incidentally ex-
tricates Milky from desperate
situation. Read about these de-
veIopments in the next install
ment.
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lTo BE CoNTINUED4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
&or einiaen Saae11 lit in, Staate

&or einisen Sasen lit int Staate
@ulifornien cine 8erfiga1ng Ser
Transformation fir in6uitrieae
@oblfobrt in &raft getreten, 6urd
tpelae sic 90hne Der meibli9en Sf.
ficearbeiter geregef wer6en. Oie Ser
fiigung gilt fir: Srm1en 1n6 Mdo-
den. Mnfdngerinnen i'm Sitter bon
odt5ebn Sabren un6 bariber 6arfen
in ben eriten ieds Monaten nidt me=
niger als a9t 9oQar 8odenlobn er-
balten, ni9t tpeniger als neun 0ollar
int 5meiten @albiabr unb nidt meni-
ger als 5ebn Dollar ipater. Minoer'
iaGbrige f0nnen nit einem @oden-
lobn bon iieben Dolar ar1geiteGt >per-
Sen, inoeb mlB 6ieier. idon i'm 5tpei-
ten @olbiabr mlf o6t, I'M 6ritten anf
1reu11 nn6 I'M Bierten m1f 5ebn Sol
lar erb6bt tperoen. Die 8erfiigungen
Ser aommiiiion baben eeieblide
@rnft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

G%ntfernuns gut febsn muB. Gie
gebfddrfe itebt auBeroem naturli@
in einem genifien 3ufammenbang
nit Der @r0Be Des 3ieres, 70 oab
es ni9t iiberrafden Tam, penn cine
8iene ungefdbr auf elm 3entimeter
Mbftanb ebenio gut fiebt, pie Elm
Men19 auf Elm Meter. 9afur 1T
bic Sebfddrfe aber AUDI cine iebr
betrG9tli4e, nnb atpar gang beion<
bers in ben %geringiten @%ntfernungen
bonn Muge. so fat Elm Sa4ber<
ftdnbiger feitseftellt, bob Snietten
buntle punfte unmittelbar bor ibz
rem Muge nod bemerten tDnne1,
tpern fie 11ur cine @r0Be bon 1 Bis
3 Sauienbtel Millimeter befiBen.
Wenn bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes
menf91i9en Muges als bic Ginbeit
genommer pirb, 70 betrdgt es bel
Der 2tbelle so, Bel Der 8iene 80, Bel
Der Tliege -270, Bel ber Mmeife 492
unb beim Sbrpurm 804.
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oie sdarfe bes Sni.ttena,ees.

Dos Muge bat beim Wenihen bic
b6dfe Wolltommenbett zines Sinz
resorgans erreiht uab mub als ems
bee grDBten @unberperte Der Ratur
beseibMt lperben. 9amit barf aber
ni9ts eefagt fem, bob es UNI bic an<
beren gebetpefen better beitellt mare,
pena lie dbnlibe Nusen beidBen, tpie
Der Menf9. Sebes Sier bat ieinen
beitimmten 2ebenss sunb MirtunssS
treis, an ben all feline gigenf4afte1
atlgepaBt iinb, unb lpenn man IT.
genbpo einfeben lernen tam, bnb es
feinen 3ufoll gibt, 10 1T es in Der
Betra@tung Der geologic. 8eionbers
punoerfame Npparate iinb bic Guse1
Der Snfetten NIT ibrer @telbett bon
2inien, bic tpie bic Jldden eines
reid sef@liffenen Diarnaitten facet
tenartig neben chamber ffteben. Mlz
lein bur9 bies Muge tam bic 8ebinz
gu1g erfIllt perben, baB bds bamtt
besabte 9ier fotpObl in Der ,Ndhe ME
Sci fdnetlem Hlua aud auf arDhere
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8m1d-6amilie fanfte bettide Bombs.

8n1d-6amilie fanfte beutide Bombs,
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 10, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
5 Stem Dorf, IL. Sl1li. = Die
ct. Coulter Brnuerfamilie 8uidl
faufte fir m%enig1tens $1,0O0,000
ocut{be &riegsanleibe, 6ie nate Ser
Mn{id)t ser Brnbesregierung lit Die
fem &anoe berfauft wl1r6en gum I'm,
foufe Ser Seem Sort '@pening Ma1l
11no onoerer 3eitunger, iagt ei!e bon
bent &ilfs=S taatsgeneralmdpalt Ml,
FREQ 8. 8efer obgegebene @rfldrung.
@err 8eder figte bin5u, bob mabr=
1beinli9 fir mebr als $100,000,000
folder Bombs in BEN Ser. @taaten
berfonft mor6en leien.
ct Bouts, Mo., IL. Suit. -
MuguIt 81. Buid, 9obn bon 5ral
Mbolpbl1s 811id, erfldrte, bob Die Ct.
fl4rung 6es 9ilfss@eneralanpalts
8eder, BOB Die Sanilie 8uid fir ST.
100000 beutfbe Rriegsanleibe &C.
fouft babe, Inn 6ie Sdlfte ibertries
ben lei. Ct iagte: .Gs lit nabr, oof
i6 Dor et1pa 51pei Sabren fir $500
900 1oI6e Bombs 6nr6 cine bieiige
Eru}t gompa1D gefa1ft babe. Sd
fanfte fir 100000 fir mild uni
fir 100000 fir meine. Mutter.
8enn i9 cine Mbnung gebubt bette.
ooB oas @el6 fir 6eutide 8ropagm:
90 pertperr6et mer6en lollte, batte id
nidt ei1en Gent angelegt."
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Snn staate &eutndp, bon befen

SUI Staate &ent,1dg, bon beFeu
g%intpobnern MN eapa 2 9ro5ent @in-
getpanoerte iinb, gibt es, mie @ou.
berneur Stanlep Dor einigen Sagen
NIT 8ebauern feItgeiteut bot, runo
funf5igtaufenb Mnalpbabeten. Inter
Sen Militarpflidtigen, Die am 5. SSu.
nj porigen Sabres regiitrieren muB.
ten, COB es runb breibigtallen Die
ibren Mamen nidt fdreiben fonnten,
unb Sauien6e BON Miittern itno nidt
imitan6e, ibren I'M 6el6e jteben6en
Sobnen, Die @eidriebenes leien TON.
men, 5u ihreiben. un6 in Dem gan-
feeItaat Wol1ahuietts fonnenL omtli-
@en M%ngaben 5nfolge, II 8ro5ent
Der Bepolfernng peoer englii6 le.
fen, nod englif6 i6reiben. Nun ge-
be man einmal in @egen0en, Sic bon
Oeutiden be1iebelt tpa1r6en. Sort
miro man Mebrrli6es ni@t fin6en.
SduIen urb &irden gu erridten, ba=
ben sic Deuti6en iib iiberau in l11l-
ierem 2an6e angelegen fem laiien.
@ie 8abl Ser Mnalpbabeten unter
Sen 9eut1dtMmerifaner1r lit 6aber
a116 berfbauinoem6 gering.
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9entidla1b beabiidtist nidt, 8elgien
AT behalteu.

at peDalteH.
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 10, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
II aopenbagen, Is. Suit. -
Ser oelltide &ei6sfan5ler, Graf BON
Sertling, beltritt in ieiner &eoe Dol
6em &anptm1siduB bes 6eutIbel
Meihstag9 am Donneritag, baB
DeutldlanD beabltdtige, 8elgien gu
bebalten. rDie gegentudrtige Stel-
luna @elgiens beoeutet NUT, ooB mir
Elm 5ouitpfano fir finftige.gerba1ro'
lungen baben," iagte Der &an5ler.
vBir baben ni9t sic Mb1idt, 8elgier1
in irgenoeiner Sorm gu bebulten.
8as mir molem" fubr Der aan5ler
fort, lift pie wir m %. Sebr1ar
aum Musoruf brodten, bob Dos mie=
6erberge1teute 8elgien nod benz
@rieg Elm ielbitItdn6iger 5taat miro,
ser niema1poen als @aiial untertban
lit uno nit uns 1T g11ten frennoi9aft-
li6e1t 8e5iebungen lebt. Sd babe
biefen @eiidtspunft be5iigli@ Bel
giens bon Mnfamg an pertreten nno
id bolte audi beute nod baron left.
Diele Seite meiner Bolittf ittmm
p0niq nit ben a%ugemeinen 2inien
iibereirt, 6eren &idt1ng ib Sbner
oeutlid) %bargelegt babe. Bir fiibren
oen &rieg ols einen @ertbeioignngs-
frieA mie mir 6as Don Mnfnng an
getbon boben unb ale mperialilti-
iden nno MISUNDERSTANDING
lino tpeit entfernt bon unieren Mb1td)-
ten. @as mir for0ern, 1T Die Hnper-
lebbarfeit nnieres @ebietes, freier
@pielrm1m fir sic mirtbi6aitli6e
Mus6ebnurtg nn1eres 8olfes nnb no.
tiirliberpei1e 9iderbeit fir Die 3u-
funft. Dies bertrdgt iid 6urdans
nit meinem @eii6tspnnfte inbe5ng
auf 8elgien; mie ober 6ieier @elt6tS-
pnrfftt I'M ~ein5elnen sum MnSor11d
fommen miro, bas bangt bon ben gu.
ffiiiimffttigen Berbunolungen ab, un6 i6
fann in 6ieier 8e5tebung felne btn'
6enbe @rfIGr11ng abgeben.
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Ser nete e1ltan ein Sre1tnb Ser Nl.
Ifierten.

<Sk%Nu<
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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, or
July 10, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917,
1 Mem Dorf IL Suli. = Ser
aus Der Eiirfei fommen6e SaltE
Sen @ourbii, friiberer Braiioent Der
Ottoman Eelegrnpbic Mgencp, oriid.
tie geltern bier oie Mn1ibt aus, oab
Der rel1e Sultan Der Sirfei Wfobo=
mes Ser @e6ite in ieinen Spmpotbi'
enaGiiertenfre11rolib un6 geneigt 1T,
eine 8eritdn6igung nit 8%ertretern
Ser Mniierten 5u iu6en. @r iogte, er
bobe Sen gegen1partigen 5l1ltan i'm
Sabre 1914, als er nod Ser Erind
@obi6 gbbbine nor, Elm 8rnoer oe5
Deritorbenen ga1ltans, peri0nlib &C.
fannt. uSb bin nidt iider, Oh iid
feline Mniidten felt 1914 geanoert
baben," iagte Ser @ouroii, naber 10
tpie i@ i'm femme, miro er ni6t Der
Mann fem, Ser oe1r 8efeblen M1ts=
i6luHes fir @irbett uno 5orti6ritt
Ic blin6lings folgt, mie 0ies fem Sur
qa1rger tbot. gr lit feline Buppe. Sd
BIN ol16 iiber5eugt, bob er be1te Der
6elrti6enfeinolidite Eirfe I'M thrift,
lden &ei9 it,"
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Kinder 8cnrojon
MACH FLETCHER'S
O r
Stir sic %fommemoe1 engliiden Har.

Stir bic fommen6en engltiden Ear'
lomentsmablen fommen i6on ieBt 8
6ral1en als &an6i6aten inbetraft.
Die u%nabbd1rgige Mrbeiterpartei bat
bereitS 5pei @enoiiinnen aa1fgeiteut:
SRI. ~Morgoret 8on6fiel6 unb 6ron
Snotp6en. 8e1onoere Mufmerf1om-
felt finoet sic aan6i6atur bon STRUT
lem Selma 8ople I'M @ablfreis &eigb-
III. Dos telte @abIgeieB entbalt fein
@ort iiber oos paifiDe @ob1re@t Ser
5rauen, obwoW ibnen 6aS aftlbe
Moblredt 811geitan6en miro. ga1n be-
miibte ii9 gero6e Gral1lein BoDle. IN
6ie1er @iniidt @arbeit 5n i9affen.
sic ldrieb an Sen 9efretdr oes ST.
nern, befam aber cine auspeifenoe
Mntport, aus Ser nl1r 6as h%erol1s5u'
leIen mar, baB Elm @eri6tsbof Die
Groge l0ien miii1e. Ilio ard Elm @e.
feb, 6us BON Mnfmg an bon @er1b-
ten al1sgelegt uer6en mrB!
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1918 gernfen fir ipe5ielle M11sbil'
6atrg.

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 10, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
10 IS oibington, Is. Sn1li. -
Observation-Disclosures Grotp6er er.
IieB beute Die erlte M1tguiteinberu'
fung, Die 12,143 Man1 fir beionoerf
tebnii9e Musbilbung berlangt, oit
5tpiiden benz 1. 1n6 %. @uguit mad
9dulen ubgeben lol1en. 3abo11 iinf
II ,989 @eiBe unb 154 Neger. gs ii
beabiidtigt, I'M 2a1fe bes Mng1it ct.
tun 100000 Mn11r ein3ltbertfen.
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Ser Stadel6rabt bat lit sem &C.

g%entpGrtigen @eltfriege cine groBe
Stole geipielt, % er manden @oritoB
5a1m Soften gebra@t unb 5obloie
ploRlide neberfaue bereitelt bot.
Geientific Mmerican bebalpptet nun,
6aB elm 9onooner @riegsforreipon-
bent @eorg 2pndb Elm @outr16 er'
fun6en habe, meldes ben i@orfen
@to6eln 6es 9rabtes erfolgreihen
@ioeritan6 lei1te. @eiten un6 gein-
fleioer aug bieiem El19e idiiben nidt
muir ongreifen6e Er11ppen gegen Die
ipiten @tadeln Ser 9rabtberbn1e,
ionoern o16 gegen Sbropnenfplit-
ter. Gin 5tpei 8on 6ideS @epano
bon iold)em Sud- balte iogar @etpebr<
t1geln a1f un6 miiiie meientlid 6a51
b%eitragen, sic 8erluitliite gu berrin-
nertt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

sbeobDllr @ooieabielt mSdte ben &rieg
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

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mdt beeintrdodftigtts wer6en, bot TN.
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es 1T 5tpeifelbaft, Of es gert1g 0agel
i'm 2onoe giebt, sic 10 lange bo1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
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