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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Indications Point Strongly
To New German Retreat

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE MARINE FRONT, Aug. 1.-(Noon)
CBy Associated Press. 1.-The Germans
used les sartiIlery late yesterday against
the attacking forces on this front, de-
pending more upon their machine gun
ners for defending their lines This
fact, coupled with stories of prisoners
and deserters tend to strengthen the
belief that they are planning a with
drawal to new positions along the River
Vesle.
A deserter who came into the lines
last night declared that orders had been
issued for a series of retrograde move
ments, until Fismes, on the Vesle, had
been reached.
Except for minor engagements there
was only artillery fire along the line
up to noon today and that was COM
paratiyelv light.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Germany May Recall Her
Ambassador to Ukraine

LONDON, Aug. Germany as con-
ternplatinE the recall Of Ambassador Won
Murm from the Ukraine and the hand
Ing of passports TO the ambassador Of
the Ukraine in Berlin, pending the clear
ing I'd of the situation in Kiev, accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph dispa tch
from Amsterdam. under Wednesdays
date.
Foreign Secretary Won Hintze, the
message adds. had a lons interview
with the ambassador from the Ukraine
Wednesday and then received the Aus
TRAN ambassador. With the latter the
possibility Of seing military reinforce
ments TO the Ukraine was discussed
Russia Awakening
Assassination of Field Marshal Won
Eichhorn. morning newspapers here be-
lieve means a renewed awakening OF
Russia against German tyranny.
The Daily Express declares:
1T is Just a whisp of the heavy storm
clouds that are gathering in Russia
against the Germans"
The Graphic states: at is an unmis-
taxable sign that the Russians are not
prepared to indefinitely endure the tyr
amy imposed with the aid OF the
Bolsheviki-"
The Chronicle believes the sssassina-
ton resulted from the misery and dis
content which are felt b. the largest
social class in Russia
The German press is seiZing upon the
assassination as the spark which VIII
set ablaze the feeling fo- a renewed
war against Russia Newspapers say
auti-BoIshevik elements committed the
deed and charge that the entente's hand
can be seen They declare the Bolshevik
government is tottering-
German Press Comment
The annexationist press. led by Count
Won Reventlow. is demanding vengeance,
declaring British agents are response
BILE vorwaerts says:
The deed will lead 20 complications
with the Bolsheviki- We fear peace
with Russia will still bring US much
trouble"
The iLokaI Anzeiger comments: The
same elements which were responsible
for Ambassador Won Mirbach's death
may be attributed with Won Eichhorn's
assassination Il may therefore be con-
ddently asserted that the entente had
a hand in the bloody business"
The TagebIatt declares Won Eichhorn's
murderers were Clzrainians.
Other newspapers say the occurrence
should be an eye-opener for Germany.
insisting that II German troops cannot
be spared. Austrian troops. commanded
by Germans. should be sent 20 Russia
declaring IL a matter OF life and death
for the central powers
Paul Rohrbzch. writing in the Sud
deutsche Zeitun-, says
The time has come when Germany
must consider seriously her permanent
attitude toward Russia The days OF
the BoIsheviki are numbered The heirs
OF the Bolsheviki viii be cadets or the
Social RevOIutiOnists."
He advocates a continuance OF the
eastern policy heretofore pursued by
Germany.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Ends Tire Troubles
Mo Punctures, NO Blowouts, NO Bother
Doubles Tire Mileage

Motorists everywhere will welcome
the news that they can now end all
their tire troubles and double tire mile
age by using EssenlIay Tire Filler. This
remarkable substance eliminates pune
lures, blowouts and the annoying delays
of tire changing. Users say it rides
like air even on the toughest roads, and
never seems to lose its resiliency. For
a number of years before being offered
to the pablo Essenkay was subjected
to the severest tests possible, and its
superiority over air proved in thou
sands of cases. The, Essenliay Products
Co, pa Essenkay bldg, Chicago, want
one car owner in each locality to whom
they can refer new customers. and are
offering to send Essenkay on free trial
to any motorist who will recommend 1t
to their friendS.-(AdVt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
STOMACH TROUBLE OF
TAPEW0RM BANISHED

Many persons who suffer from stom-
ach trouble really have a tapeworn and
don't know it A guaranteed remedy
which has proven to be remarkably eff
fective in expelling tapeworuls and Civ
ing quick relief in all forms of stom-
ach trouble, is being sent on free trial
by the Schoenherr Co, Dept. 80, Mil
waukee, Wis. They guarantee il to
remove, in less than one hour, any
tapeworm with its head. No pain, no
dieting. no danger; also. to relieve any
form Of stomach trouble or it costs
nothing. Take advantage Of their free
trial ofrer. Write them today.-(Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Germans Try to Dig in
In Effort to Hold Line

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN
FRANCE, Aug. Moon. )-The Ger
mans in an effort to hold their pres
ent line are reported to be attempting
to dig in. These operations are being
greatly harried by artillery.
The enemy has undertaken no infan-
try action since yesterday afternoon,
their artillery fire is lighter and their
aerial activity is leSsening.
\ Boche force, attempting a CONSOLE
dation of shell holes on the outskirts
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
LanSdoWne UtteranCe Is
Given Cold Reception

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The peace
utterances of the Marquis of Lansdowne,
published today, fell on unresponsive
ears here. President Wilson has in the
past favored constant, full expression Of
war aims, but he has now set himself
firmly to the policy of force, so it is
assumed that he is not now interested
in any further discussion of war aims
or, some interpret them, peace terms.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02

The allies went forward in the Sa-
ponay region, between Oulchy-le- Cha
teau and Fere-en-Tardenois, in the Arcy
wood district near Serges and made
fairly considerable progress toward the
Rheims road in the neighborhood Of
Bligny.
South of the Corumont-Ffsmes road,
the Americans hurled back the Ger
mans into the woods near Goussancourt.
On the right flank Of the salient the
Americans are making progress toward
the Ardre valley, in the region of VILE
en-Tardenois.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
General Crowder VIII
Call 100000 in August

WASHINGTON, Aug. Three hun
dred thousand more selectmen will be
called to the colors during August, ac-
cording to present plans Of the provost
marshal general.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Allies Fresh Reserves
Now 0utnumber Huns

LONDON, Aug. For the first time
this year the allies fresh reserves are
now stronger numerically than those
of the Germans, though the German
army as a whole is still stronger in
numb hers. il was learned TO-DAY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
New German Army Under
Won Eben Hurled in FIGHT

LONDON. Aug. Gas p. MIA
new German army under General voni
Eben has been thrown into the SCISSORS
Rheims pocket, it was learned this aft
ernOon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Hoover Goes to Paris

LONDON, Aug. Herbert c. Hoov-
err. American food administrator. who
has been in London for nearly two
weeks, left today for Paris.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
AMERICANS AND FRENCH MAKE GREAT GAINS
lilies I'M SIGHT OF FISMES
MEUNIERE WOOD AND CRAMOISELLE TAKEN

GUNNER ACTION IN FRANCE. This
Committee Public Information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20
THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 90 1918
wANTED-RooMs.


PLEASANT ROOM and board for married
couple. both permanently employed: not to ex-
coed $35 each per month; walking distance of
Pa. ave. and 18th st. Address Box 2O3-C.
Star office.
COUPLE wishes two connecting or one room
single beds, with good, substantial board; no
unnecessary style required: neatness and re-
fnement necessary: no objection to suburbs:
room on first floor preferred; place where an
elderly couple will be made to feel at home:
permanent if suited: board must be reasonable.
Address Box c2SC. Star office. 21'
PLEASANT ROOM and board for married cou-
pie, both permanently employed: not to exceed
$50 each per month; walking distance of Pa.
ave. end 18th st. Address Box 203-C. Star
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FINE SITUATION. DAUGHERTY BUNGA-
low. Cherrydale, Va; electricity; pure spring
water in house; bath; piano; thirty minutes TO
Treasury: conservatory; garage: hardwood
floors. FRANK O'NElL. 1882 Wis. ave. NV.
.,.ps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20

ARMY OFFICER, LEAVING CITY, DESIRES
to rent unfurnished Groom apt. sth floor Mon
mouth Chambers, 1919 ST.; south and western
exposure; rent, s15350. Tel. Main 1896 22s
UNFURNISHED. End AND 3rd FLOOR, PRI-
yate house; rooms, kitchen and private bath;
heat and light; hot water; II 2lst NV;
references: suitable for . or adults; SIS. Ad-
dress 241-C. Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20
FOR, RENT-STORES.

467 FLORIDA AVE. NW.-Large store and
basement. with 6r. and b. apt. above and two
story factory briiding in rear. with large brick
oven for bakery: whole on lease o3o
Southern bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

IDEAL CENTRAL GARAGE SITE NEAR
terms q Gade. l. = = ER1GC& 12e-H ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20

COMFORTABLE FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT.
first floor; every convenience; near Chevy Chase
and Columbia Country Club. Phone Cleve. 55S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-S6.5oo ASKED: OFFER WANT
Ell: VACANT; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION:
II. SQUARES FROM DUPONT CIRCLE:
ROOMS. BATH. CELLAR. 3ST0Rf BRICK
RESIDENCE: EASY TERMS. CHAS- A.
SHIELDS. 1856 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOR SAII:-S,i. 500; 1u-EOoM AND RATIT
BRICK NEAR 10Th AND q SIS. SolsTH-
WEST: FINE OPPORTUNITY TO RtliASE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY. CHAS. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20

3443 14TH ST. NV. Nicely
furnished; accommodate 2 or 3
persons in bright, attractive cor
ner house; excellent service. 22*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20
TABLE BOARD.

IA ST. N.W.-Table board by week. day oil
meal; turkey dinner Sundays. Phone Nortl
4349
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-20

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. ENTIRE SEC
ond floor of beautiful private home in excll-
sive Mintwood place; 500, UNFINISHED; $500.
furnished Address Box 239-C, Star office 2os
AMY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
to rooms; fur and unfur. month or year.
$40 Colorado Bldg. Main 585.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
GOOD PRICES BEING
PAID FOR CATTLE ON
MARKET IN AMARILLO

Cattl, deals boa this part oi the
country have N1t b,/n very many
hut the price has been Wcll up
Buyers say. when asked the price
paid. that they paid so much Ne
are ashamed to tell
Demands are almost entirely iur
9-ycar-oii steers There h % larger
amount of cattle being thrown on
the market than ever before at this
time of the year Monday of this
week WAS record breaker 40 the
Kansas Citt mnrbcts. o. 1000 head of
cattle being received there on that
day
G. \ I'm. Of tho Franklin a Uul
Livestock Commission company. re-
cciyed letter from a prospective
purchaser the forcpart of Che week
asking Tor a bunch Of 400 head of
l-ycar.o.d steers and a place to win
ter then lie was informed by that
cougoniaI firm thai such thing as
i-year-oIl steers wus "a thing off thp
dim ARD distant past, That should
there be- such a thing Boo existence
the price would be- about $500 per
head AMI that they were about two
Years Doe md with orders for 'yelr
old steers. ana chat options were
being taken ON the most rrup of steer
calves O. the risk ol the spr.ulaior
as 90 whether or mon thc drop cali
would br hpifcr ur steer
IA Johnson. col Norman okla
bought 100 head ol yrJrur .tpar
of the j n ranch focL um lIarr
Nheatlay off Clarendon Monday
VIM g. Russell solid fu. wa e1nm
Bros, ol AMARILLO. 500 hu.I UI year
ling steers Co cha scock a. TUFTS of
la Force. Saiurda, cot .. week.
These steers were aU white gr
stock and extra good udo. ST..
around
H. y Miller %! Liberal Eus. ha,
/ been iu the cav tor several da,.
looking for cattle and bought o.
head of 'yoarold steers from g. r
tones of Moore county Monday Mr.
Miller said the term were private
hut that he paid well for them am,
that he is liberal huyor
Roy Morrison bought 300 vcarln'
steers OF Woatherlp a. Wuu of Pan
handle. Monday.
Pet Nation Of Emporl E1a. win.
has been in the city fUr several days
bought 200 head OF olroId .tocr
from r o. Chancellor 600 'hr nat
| cast of Dumas this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
HEALTH OFFICER IS
ASKED TO REPORT ON
CONDITIONS At ONCE

d. 9 a John tom. county Ha.I
officer Tor Potter county TcU u
.he ructert building thn rly Doc
receipt DI fhe following Irttar Ifuu
William a payl. 81 o.. secretary
rHf. board 1f health
uu account OF - prevalence ..
spanish grippe or influenza. boz fog
r.ru countries the United States pub
I health service as % Wat measure
.r order t1 protect NOT only the armt
huf civilian has asked rho state
board 1I health 90 report immediate.
I' Obj ..e. OF Fippo influenza. drn-
wo and diseases ct this type and u
Chat fhc state board mas make
r.r| report YOU arc called 0n as o.
Hr.'fH officer 20 report 90 This board
.NHf Z lsf that you DO not wait
aHfi fhe end ~ the month af which
Uma fhe report D. usually made. tH.
Chat won report Immediately an iu
farfIlns and contagious diseases
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
SENATE VOTE UPON
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
IS IN GREAT DOUBT


her action ON equal suffrage until
.ho SiNty-siNth congress couycucs In
December. 1919.
Final arrangements for tomOr-
rows contest we're made today with
negotiations for pairing of abscut
senators and campaigning hv both
factions Women thronpcd the SEN
ate office hupdiug. making ihcT
final drive iu the iight Most of the
personal solicitation was done by
mymbrts ol the suffrage orgluila
ton. The opposition, however, was
Not inactive
Capacity crowd IN Galleries.
Preparations have been made for
handling capacity crowd in, the
senate galleries Admission WIN be
by special card only with sections OF
| Che galleries allotted To orranila-
lions advocating and opposing The
Trrouloi Each senator was al
I1otic' four admission tickets. but thu
demand TAR exceeded the supply
Displaying of banners and other
demonstrations n the senate gal-
lerics. 10 was announced, would be-
! prohibited
IN anticipation Of vote. many
senators who have been out of town
/ urrNpd today. and are due tomorrow
some of them ou late trains, which
may hold off roll call only six
speeches are planned by seu,tors
Myoring the rcsol, ton. but plans Of
! fho opponents were not announced
Paw tho President -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
.LABORERs WILL NOT
Be SENT FROM CITY
FRIDAY As PLANNED

The sending of a number of car
pontrrs and other tradesmen to Nash
willie. Tenn. through the local Of
lice oi the United States employment
service has been indefinitely de
lcrrod from Friday, according TO
Examiner G. G. Mcdaniel. as the
result of information received from
State Director Lewis.
Mr Mcdaniel states that the
change in the date ct sending out
these men has been made because of
pressing calls upon the service from
various sections
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
OF LECTURES
IS TO Be GIVEN HERE
To MEN To Be DRAF TED

Tho local board here has been adj
viscd 10y Che war department 90 APP
point q committee composed of mon
posted ON the war and military mat
tors to give drafted men course OF
lectures and instructions before loay
nl for She training camps These
lectures and instructions win Doe edu-
Datioual They will be- directed 10
TELLING The cause OF the war, and
what &c means 10 the world 20 win
% and iho assurance of winning II
AVID thn duty ae Citizen the drafted
man owes Co his country and the
impor nee of his assistance In this
great world war
n... ala. nr..fI.tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
NtN II INJURED
OPERATING KINDER

While operating row binder iu
@ field Yesterday morning Sherwood
H.dllcy was caught i'm the bun wheel
aud dragged considerable distance
and whom found was badly mashed
up
The accident occurred ON the va
llarrou farm. % miles south OF
Wa#hhun iu Armstrong county
The Grirr Undertaking company
was called bv phone 90 bring the
ambulance after tho injured man
about o'clock YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
aud went boz response to the o1ll and
took tho patNnt to fho $50 ANTHONY
nnIiarium ou North Polt street. mi.
city. whore no is being given the
Boost of medical attention
Pay the President -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
WHOLESALE PIioDtcI HoJsF
NAY 49, TOO iTTD HIgI

Announcement a. made thar So T.
nr.iEes ~ Fort worth brother OF
p % NrHse. 90 hmaHlIa. F. .u fha
rfr LOOKING over fho field win a.
tI.a io locating a wholesale produce
lausa here
stated That n0 definite af.
rauFemeuIs have set been made
par fhs PRECEDENT -
MIa Hern're Waffarh of Luh-
ioet D. visiting Friends in fhr cts
and doing some hopping
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
TWO AMARILLO BOYS
GIVEN commissions
IS OFFICIAL REPORT

Tho following persons were anon
those granted commissions 1 second
hru''uauts In infantry or th. fourth
Officers. training camp. which hl.
Just ended at Camp Pike little
Rock Ark
Clifford & Ackcr. Hereford % A.
Baker Clarendon Roy s UuurlnI
Vernon. llarfcy L. Cahc Vernon
Rem min NJ Fiudlov. Vernon Hu
T. Nnnning Amarillo. C.H.n D.
Smith AMARILLO Boyd NJ. MUmm.
Guur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26

WASHINGTON Sept ~ '.mr
o' ID ail.t.onl. American ..II.Drf
Do Oh prisoner in Germany W.rs a..
nIuced faias hs tho var depart
.rrt Among tho name. ol Western
u.n is
40 camp unknown Private Mol
comb Wonard. Gafaar.ia Tnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
INV ~ 49," idpuf
Card of Thanks.

". desire tu express our ..H.
thanks 'o those who 500 ErI'r H
sisted In the care and auH .H.r'
dolfh OF a loving husband IuI kind
father We also take this method "i
expires nr our thanks FOR %. Hhau
and m.rUifIcru' floral contribution
FROM ii. many friends
fSiru.ll
MRS MAGGIE y WCARTY v.f.
o D UCARTY.
Nrs HERTUN s sAGFR.
George NC NUTT.
ptITU N'CARTY
MRS lNN MAY PERKINS children
Paw tho prHa idrni
Max J. OLSON Ul Fort Worth
fh.s .r buying mer haudIar ST.
jacobson d. boz thc general DIS .H..
and Iaii. ready .fu.uH1r busus
Fort Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26
WITS WOtTtIN MinT
tAMPNIGN CHAIRNAN

; Definite announcement has
been made ~ the appointment
. af Mr. Prank WolnIn a. chair.
; man of the Womans Liberig
. Loan committee % Potter Z
0uunfv
Ahr0Hrrnmonf ~ fhe plan Of
; 0ampaien of fhls committee
expected within che nesi day or
fU0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-26

.E tNt4 Pine Albuquerque. 49,
~ Ewing d. hatfield. uouefIa.
n.H teHy IeftI MaysiaII T.
iaf.a teia gIos Wagon Mound
Included .n 'he foregoing lIs's ar
H names 0i aIl ,aHalUe- reported
fmH either Texas oklahoma or NcF
ti..Ic0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
GbicagD'cr Marft=S erihl
8etreioc @arft.
ErattiidIe SdIwcijer.

5n einem Shulbuuie in 9ooen
(iu Der S6peiO lit jiingit eine 9ei3s
unIaQe Dem Se1r;eb Ibergeben nor
cen, melhe bic 43tj5frsge auf e0enio
Jeuil.e ME e%iuiau;e 4eiie Ion. IS
banoelt iib I'M t.ne N~8urmmuiiers
gtj5un9. 81 lpeicQeJ oje uoeridlliiQe
No6ttraft pe9 Glettrl5itdtsperte5
cenuBt miro, in eiuem nit elner
Observation-Disclosures um9e6enen gt<
5dlter. Der l5,OUu %i:er Noiier iaBt,
inn e,ettriits Nlceritdnoe eln9tbaut
lroroeu. Ole Iua0ren0 otr Hqht oas
YBuilt, uui 10 Otdo Ge,lius }u et
pIetn 0symoaeH. Cfieupdr bat man
e bier init tusy leUtruu3 Ill tuu.
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bIaber u]EbtHlg!et elettr5i1eu Jidt7t
trlft IND jht Uulp1nD.UnQ 3uir 6e
brluCtt lDGnrcuo res la2es Q3uoe!l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
Der Spn6moro in Golrinspille.

b%Ilrloie ltnterthancn Icutihlanoa
Cntitelt Ueroen. Ile 8rOpGsa:Aa.
ME lie in icnem ,'du0s bctrlebell
miro, ifredt Dor nltta jIrlld. Amc-
rita fam nit reincn 0dua0en in Die
len @rlcg: lie limo ourd 0icie ilbic
Chat elnsger DenIJtr &eute IN Col
Iut7Ulila beiuoelt mor0cn. Ser Sled
tanr nIdlt meqgcmaidcn merOeH.
allBer Der @ouutrucur mo 0le
&}dd}tcr Der 8crtdltlgfclt MAIDEN oil
&cfiIber Ser Ehni ousfm0Iq mo be
%itroien lie. Ins mu5 qcldchcu, nldt
mIr. I'M Den auteu 3ianIen Hncrltas
nor Der Melt mic0er bcr}uitcllcn, ion
bern aud Inn SpudcH ala cIucn &e-
mei3 pom Yutriotjsmlls alta5urottcn
Wiit 0ieien &ortcu nintmt oil
Mem Dorf Zines, rtr2 3cltumg, Der
SauhcIt I'M 4atriotlanuia gcmiB nId)t
nadlqeiuQt mcroeu tlnl, Stcllung 81
Dem &erbrcden in Goainsptue, NM
in UbuIid)er. un}weloeutlg miBbllI.
gender MeIie 0uBern lid au9nabm2-
los oIdl Die ou0crcu Nl0tter III
uolljcn Sanoc. ~ ueroummenS-
lucrtb bic Shat aut lit, ein @utcs
bat liz mqcitihclnIlh ocunoh &C.
iuirtt. iit hut Der Administration unG
ocnl Nonlreiic oic @ci1hr ge5ci}t
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4uualAlc pcriddrittr. abcr gle!dl
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uenuu 0riluiertcr WcictQcbung &c.
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tricbc NIT I'D, brutgt Ter NonQcI
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o|uQcionacn, 10 fam nienlano por.
uusiulcn. mann liz cnocn miro. i'm
uuhcimlititca @euu5citcn lii, ooi
nc uor Nid)ta mo 9tiemouo Nolt
mudt. Sc irj,hcr Sic &cbrcn CIT.
osu Gnldmor0c in Gollmauluc &c
faIcu mcr0eu, ot'to bciltr lit Is iii
0niercn mneren TrI,oen mo ocn GIT
ttG Au' unlcre2 %unoes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

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