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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23
HARD MATCH FOR THE KIDS

White Sulphur Springs, V
Aug. 21-Charles Evans and Kenneth
Edwards are matched to take on
Bobby Jones and Perry Adair at the
course here today. The contest is
at eighteen holes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23
Universal News service)

London, Aug 21-An order issued
by German military commander and
later falling into the hands of TIA
Allies is proving more illuminating
than anything that has come out of
Germany in many months 1t says
''It has come to my knowledge
through a letter addressed to the
Prussian ministry of war that men
on leave have spoken publicly of a
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23

and Miss Croft as assistant Mrs
Nash was with US last term ard We
are very fortunate in having her with
u again this term.
Mr. z NJ. Petty. Mr. J. l. Beck ana
B b Beck were callers in Ocala Mon.
day
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23
Universal News seryice)

London, Aug. 21.-Spain has TAX
en- tFe first firm stand il the submar,
inc crisis with Germany, by today
confirming her determination and so
notifying the German government
that she vii confscate a German yes
sci for every Spanish ship sunk here
after
Paris, Aug. Spain has informed
Germany that because of the serious
inroads submarine sinkings have made
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23

Help WANTED Several men.
market gardeners preferred. or 9th.
.ers with some knowledge Of garleu
seeds. An unusual sales PROPOSE A
off ring real opportunity. 49,
Wing Seed Co. Mechanscsburg. "a
-S-23-Itd.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23
WILL DOMINATE ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC COMMERCE
Prominent Men Meet in New York to
Prepare for Meeting Every Emergency
That May Face America When War
is Over.

day, but prices are not at all inter
esting to the grower
-.,ins- Eleanor Tremere returned
Miss '"y after two
to Jacksonville Sunuo.
weeks vacation at home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23
HAIG'S THIRD ARMY IS MAX
ING SPLENDID ADVANCE
No Artillery Preparation Preceded Blow
Which Took Huns OFF Their Guard /
Advance Means Much to Defenders of
French Soil.

than one occasion nun aArplanes have
bombed their own countrymen, pos
sibly believing them French relief
possibly by order of the
German commanders The latter be-
lief is general among the German
prisoners and is believed by the Al
lies.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23

With the British Army in France
via Paris, Aug. 21- Especial to Uni.
versal Service) report by off
cials at noon today shows that more
than a thousand prisonrs have been
captured and that the third army S
drive is continuing most satisfactory
Progress up to this hour has gone far
beyond expectations and prisoners
taken seem really happy to be out
of it. In many cases a mere handful
of Britishers have brought in remain,
ing remnants of German companies
and an entire regimental headquar-
ters with all officers and the men
wounded and not wounded surrender
ed to less than battalion of British
troops.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-23
Universal News servicel

London, Aug. 21.-The swift, telling
blow by Field Marshal Haig's army
under General Byng on ten mile
front between Arras and Albert has
resulted in an advance Of from three
to six miles northwesterly from Ba
paume and many important villages
and towns are included in the terri
tory falling into his hands. Included
in the towns taken the most important
was Achiet-Le Petit, only five miles
northwest of Bapaume.
At sundown tonight the Germans
had been driven across the Ancre
river.
The French have throughout the
day continued to smash in the defen-
ses and advance slowly but surely
on the line between the Disc and the
Aisne and have captured and hold to,
night between. three and five miles
of ground that at daylight was held
by German forces.
Sempigny, only five miles from NOy-
on, was taken this afternoon after
a rather severe shelling by the
French.
The German line between Arras
and Rheims is coming in for its share
of prominence in the fight, for dis
patches from the French capital to-
night state that it is surely caving
in, and the Germans are retreating
to Cambria on the ST Quentin-La-
FereLaon line
Large quantities of ammunition
and numerous prisoners and guns are
reported as taken in every sector and
the people Of Paris tonight are jubil,
ant over the fact that France is be,
ing rapidly freed Of the hated huns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

OenIter. gr preoigte ben atemlos
lauf4enoen Seuten uber o1s Sbema:
rWas 1T Wabr6eit?" Qie6e 9rioer
uno Shpeitsrn. Was 1T 0abrbeit2
Sa, mas 1T @~abr6eit, Da6rbeit lit
%un6eoingt, mas iA geiehsn babe 49,.
mas iA nit meinen Spes Oogen ges
iehen babe. uno id babe ettpns ges
islen -. So. eeieben bn6' id mas!
uno posP Ru. uff benz airhturm . d.
uff benz at-i-i-rdtu-u-rrrm
uno mas bab' i9 seis6'n? -. Sa,
mas! Staunetl gtiioer uno S6pez
fern 80. Stdunet! Staunet. SD
babe ben 2eOiat6an geIeben! Ten
2epiatbanl Gr fam duf mid gu
nit gIubenoen Sogen uno fprn9 gu
mir: ~Sie9e. i'd erideine Dir i'm
Ramen Satonas; i'd mill DID Ders
iuhen!"
So ging IS cine Stunoe peiter,
Bis Der 8efpenitet>S duftsr eri90pft
auf ieinen Saeme iant Da erbos
BEL fid bic 3uborer unb gingen err
i6ittert binous. Gin Seil oefilierts
an benz pootum por6si, UNI ben
Wuuosrmann nod ebrfirdtia in
nddfter RGbe gu bsrpunoern."
Qts ale binaus tparen, traten bic
Seminariiten Dor. rSie peroen
entidulpigen, 5err S9pabe, mir
mO6ten Sic siitisit unter pier
Oogen iprehen."
.SpreAt, meme griber,~ iagte Der
9dutsr nit pntbos.
Der 9err Seminarbirettor f9idt
uns Der 49,.
.Was mill sr bon mir armem
ane4t -. 2"
9a bradten tie unter oielem Stots
Ten, unter 5rduen unO Gntitulois
gungen ibre 0eiai4ts Dor.
Der 9Gutsr peritano onfdnglid
ni6t. Damn uber borhte er auf.
Gr oermo6te tein Wort berpor3us
6%ringen, uno ols lie aeenost battsn,
fiel er tdiepeiB ouf einen Stu6l.
IS lit ia niht m09lid! IS lit
ia nidt mOgli4!" REF sr patbstii6.
9od iein Yntbos perlieB i'm. Sine
SammergeitaIt, lob er nuf benz
Stub uno itotterte in einem fort:
.ts's oenn Die WsegIihteet? iS'5 BLOB
bic Meeglittset?". 80.
9Ioblid fubr sr ouf. Gr bate
feline Jaiiun9 pieoergeiponneu.
rSobt Sbr f6on nit Ionit iemano
oaruber geipro6en?"
rGee, nee" Sic beteuerten i6r
Shpeigen.
Der 2duter isuf3te erIeidtert auf.
r8eripreht mir, es aud in 3utunft
ni4t gu tun."
Sic i4puren es. Sud lei per.
gebsn!"
9a gingen lie srlei6tsrt binuus.
Der 2duter aber ihidts lein Weib
lumber uno lieB fiir Den ndhIten @r-
bouungsubsno sinlobsn, unter BEN
3bsmo: Ger 2epiatbon ertpie'er
eurh bic Wa6rEeit."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Ter Observation-Disclosures 5nr @crbn.

ttu1q og5 OliBbrdudeS Der alnotr
arbcjt bat inn AuidllI6 al Die iIjuaite
Gutid)eiolng oe@ Cbcrbunoc9gcrldl
ties gcgcn oas pom GouqrcB crlnliene
2inoctihubgeieB Gin hunOidrctben
trIuiicu. IN rucltem er Der @ofimula
Hus0rsd 9Iebt. oaB Die Stootcn, otc
ielbititdnOig Observation-Disclosures crloi'
lcr habcu. babel blcibeu mer0eu. Muu
foun iidl oieier 6oifuung mur an.
id)lieBeu. Die itadtlifc aInocriduB
gcicbqebuna miro ourh Die GntidcI-
Dung oc9 Cberbun0e@qcridtc8 in
fctner Weiic bcrilbrt. Sic fam aid
in ,3ufltnft nit Ger Streuqe gebuuo
hnbt meroen. ole oic Rlidiiht alli
unierc >Sltgeno gcbictct. l(uO Stda
ten, sic bi9ber ioIdlc @ciebe uitlt or
Iaiien babcu. f0nnen tie rubig erIni
len. ohnc beiiirdltcu gu utiiIicn, nit
Der Gntihetouug oe$ Cbcrbunoe@ae
ridltea III tollioiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
I'm oentidlen MeldIstaa wnroe bel

circr 8cipretlunQ Der Brdaer-
Qnndloffoirc Die 9ebouptuna auigc
itclt, Die amcrifaniid)e Rcgicrun8
.geitdtte Oos Shiiren Oc9 Gent
idenboIies i'm omerifoniihen &olfe"
Go5 lit cine Grinding. wcId)e nit
mehriod,cn StelteH in ~befaunteu NE
cen oes 4rdiiocuten N8ilion. mo
ciniqcu 0litalieoer icine9 Cabinets
Qriruolid miocrlcdt mer0eH tant.
l~lricrc uerontsportlitcu areiic id}il-
rem fcinen &GtfcrbnB mo bcntllben
i'd I'M @cQcntbeil. 0orurtbeilc GIT
befdmpien, meIdr MIR gecignct lem
t0nncu. ocn inueren ISrteOen oe@
2nuoe9 81 it0ren. Is iiuO Die III.
ucroutportlid)en @ebcr, cbcuio
pir orilbeu. meIfe 0aB mo Dor
urthciie pre0lQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Ter Almaitr aicbt nndl,

Ter alagitc alebt mad! Die @ci@
belt oIeiea Spridlportcs, 10 idlrcibt
trcifeno ole -Beoriu Sounc", lit icbr
empicbleuapcrth pdbrcn6 oieier Belt
Scr ACKNOWLEDGING, beiouOcrs nod
iitr Nmerituucr oeltiher Nhtunft.
Aber mcnu ole NatqiebigtCit 3u
elmer Ncrobmliroigunq it'd eutuitclt
oocr mir unitre hciltgiten 8eiithlc
opicrn. miro lie 3ur 5elbititlunouna
Cine 8reu5c bat Surduucnmuht mo
cine @rcn3e uuB aber aud Die !tadl,
qirbiatelt hdbcn, ~ mcit mus man
uitt geheu, ouB man it'd. nm lluan.
gcnebmlihfeIten ju entNcben, Die Na-
ie aus Dem @clidlte ihneioet. Nan
taun ans Observation-Disclosures uicle
Qeuiithllnngen c%r0ul0en. abCr ME,
mails Toll mon lid, ielbit oemilthj1cn.
tu0cm man ictnc ci1cuc Wcnidlcu.
miiroc icIbit III SEN Stoub mirit -
u~ornehmlid, ans Standardization.
8iuil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

ly,opeu limb M Qan3eu orsl3ebn 9tI'ils
Morn eridjieueu uuo nod adt
aummeru an 0ano.)
gdbmai6tucn
Sic .goroIern" &dbnlnIdtne Ao J.
nui > Sabre lhriitlIt 8dranttrt'
-S5rup 6eao" , @ehduie, ezra Iellle
Rolit,lr. allie neueiten &erbenerungeu,
rb5olut Die bette Malhme. Die tur "
aero elreu Xrels erbdltlldl ut $40
CiS .9or0iteru~ Ndbnudldlttte no. 2
atuau fule no. /, uur nit diiiqohtatls
idem, Stop Qtao 81
Die ,RotDiteru" , 9~tdbntuldtne no.
3. in Woloen Caf-@cbuuic. dutbonla
tfidler .6batn Git. SfltJellngers@es
nell. nit uutbomdtIldem eSelt ne
PLACER" bobtm arut, qcburteteu @tdpl-
tbeilcn: ale .AttndcWent5 m cam
nIetfaifhen. cine cute 4{dlttne gu
DEN, ichr 6llligcu Yreile u0ti mr. S1o
sic .gfur0iteru HdbmGIdltuc NO 1,
deunll uie Jiu. 3. Hur ~ 1e5s edbls
uetform ..... pa
Hle oiele Yiaiducu iiHo dbIotut ga
rantirt. Sic Srudlt bat oer Ntuu'et 81
trdacn INN lIe bctruaI uon bot Dts %i,Vos
lc uud Der 2tltanj.
Gieie &rumtenllitt iOlro obue meltere
glotI3 bon 3cit 81 3ctt ctguuit niio per
Guoert, mo oieie 8rtjlc rlttcH lld) udd
benz ieiut,llaen gattuucrth
Nm better mno iidcritcu liz IS, oo5
@el0 per Y o il lluuG lgPoHtn
Crocr). oic oer 8oltHetlgcr III Den gro'
iteren Grtihuften as5ltGlcn tdun, 81
iibericnocn GbeHlo gut mo lttlcr ltito
nte @rprtBa II 10 Ell ungc u, ipel'
die sic a1en.cu in aucH GrprcB 1tdtlos
uen uusite,lcu. 8enu ntIIt od5 @tlo
per g%oitanipeiiun9 ODER per GrprcBnts
f~ueiluna ididt. III Is uttt nptlGpcnotg,
ben betreifcnocn grieI rcQt'triren 81 ldl
fen. lueun Die doreile 0eutltdI geldrlrben
lit. 2egt man ongeaeu @udrgeio III ben
8rief. 10 io(lte oleier ltet@ realltrlrt lpers
ben INN iid]er 5t leIn. oag oericlbe rids
tia autoutmt. Sur @eloienouugen III
einfddlem 0rtefperidluiie tiberuebnleu
tutt fetnerlei Observation-Disclosures I'm
Bale bon AoreBuerouoerunAer ueraene
ma ia nitt. ole Glte ebeuioIpobi tpIe Die
meme YOitufftce %du4ugebeu, oeru loult
buueu loir ocu &duleu m 0en Nlidlern
CUR nitt finoeu.
Nonen Sroer5 hiirfeu rid1t. lpit 0d3
70 oft geidlledt. oils oerutetutlihe Quit
tulg 5urudbebdtten meroen,
ioueeen ijuo in otH @riefen bct3us
6uittuun erioIgt uur ourt aeuoeruuq
oes Datiims auf DEM HortBitretieu.
0ldn aoreiire eInfdtb
.%Sorbfsrn", "a GrOFt. g9is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Ter ariea 1T elm barter @cieae.

Ter 8rleJ NJ Elm barter Oetehe.
e. ifont aberdeen nift ia er bari
tic nid)t ihouen. Aud Die &erlult
liIten Der omerifnuiifen Armee
itretcn i'd. Gs iiuo Der unirIgcn
idjon 1auienac. Die. ieit Dor einem
,Sobr ole eriten Iruppen Scr Der.
Staaten in 15rontrcidj eintrofcn, Der
aricq tbcil9 fdQtc, tbciIa nit Nun.
Ncn itlug. Nir trauerH I'M Ole
Io0tcn, abcr Der Stol3 ami lie mil
ocrt mo oerflart ods Seio. Nir
Itchcn utired)t in oieier crniten.
ifpereu Belt mo mir itoucn ircll.
Dig IN Die 3ufunit, gtimmcr iou
u1ier 0ertruucn paufen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

: ems6od uub Sarbes
teutunut. Der ~SdqermGrl BAT Don
isinem 6oben Serrn Den oringenoen
anftrns erbalten, eiueh noroiihen
Sago9ait. 9errn .. e.. :. nuf einen
guten @emsbod 8u StuB gu 6rrnz
gen. GnoIi6 nab LANCER
Mube!
U1ort: Tim 8ott's Wi1'n oud'ns
Gamer. iebns II bort beim sroB'n
Stoa'!?" 6err p. t. .beugt ptoers
ndrtig ben Itol3eu Baden unb biritt
Iit on. = 50, 10 oud'ns Gamer
DO. Gr iieht @nbna ia!!"
g. aIpine Noieitdt, 9err D. t. =.
bon Mnrl in ieinem StunoesgefiiRl
ouf bos tiefite uerIest, ri6tst iiA
Itromm ouf. rGr io1 mid isbsn!"
MorI: n5immeI. Sdtra. iest Is
er lido oabi' a."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Der meme 8raiibent pts Nmerifa.


niihen aer3tepereins, alio oes Cot
tortruIts Or. Gnmbert, tritt iiir ia.
tiOuale Brobibition Elm. Ytit Rug
lambs abihrcdenoem BeiipieI Dor
Augcnl Siam oas ais 3eid)en oer
5ortidrittlihfeit Der american
ReOical Aifn. angeicben merocn2
uno nod Gins: Or. BeUnus Be
bauptung. Dor Der Aer3te Gonpen-
ton, fem Stono bobe ihneaet oils
Der Aler3teitano oem on i'm ergan.
qarien Rllf oe5 2nnoe5 5ol9e gclei.
itct, Itimut idon. Hber ieoer
anocre 5tuno tam oa9ielbe pom lid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

y8ir miiIeu AMI Gnttanldmnseu
uno Temperate Rudidldge gcioBt
fem, iaqt Staotsiefrctdr 2anitug
lluo oa8 ioutc lit Seoer 5u 0er5eu
uehmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

Inter DEN 2inoen.
.SiebIte, Scinritl, uuf TO- ne nelt.
mobilize 0ant fam feiner pom Die
beutiGen Iidlter litcu."
.@orum oeun nid)t?~
r@etl or it'd uid,t "a uIehnen"
fonnl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Ser Slud, Der lluouloia mfcit, bic

NfNF So - ~
onju iuhrtc. Den ocItihcu Wottte-
oienIt aus pIelcn 0irdlen Su ptrban.
ren. bat Is Gcutidl RrIitn IN Ser
NGhe BON QIncolr, 9lcb.. peranlabt.
itber Sapnu mieotr nab Ruil0uo
8uriid5nfcbreu. Der t5ilbrer Sicier
9elltiA- Ruiien gIebt barber Die ioI
gcnoc erttdrlma: DIE rcliaioie
5retbcit. 5u @ott in lutierer Yilt.
ttriprohc 81 bcteu. ipliroe ms ae.
nommtu. mo mir tchrcr nod u1ic
rem SciuldtbIuno }uriit. Aoe mir
icircr5ett oerIaiieu, nm ult3 Dem pt.
oerlihen 9arenregimcut 3u cutiic.
ben" Roop b%ehauptete. oa6 Sun.
oertc BON De1ltid,rlbIduocru ith Dor.
bereitcten. Dem Veiiptcle lbrtr is
2anoSlcutc 81 iolaeu." @er Is gut
nit 6ieien Seuten meint. miro linen
oen Rntb crtbciler. In Nmcrjtu iu
bleiben. IS fam ibucu uumoulih
RON 9liteu ici1. in Gus rui'iihe
Chaos suriifgufehren. 4nocrcyicit@
fouten fth oic Neber och iraQcu. Oh
iie nidt MIR Nieie Ruiien, ion0eru
rod ungejdbIte &ouieuo 9uoerer
sur auspaHoerung :pIugen pouen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
prdmien Site.

Gin 5abr I'M 8orau5 be3ah'enoe
g~QbonnentsH erbnlten ie einen lfVae'I
Nolenoer als Yrdmie gratis NM porto
frei. ODER Elm Ropeleubudl, popon NH
apei porrdtbig bdbcu: .6eierabenoltul-
Ben" mo Ser Glebe ept8 pedlelI'o
psio". YIN Qrdmieu iiuo tueiter foIgenoe
,,1r Nuslpnhl ~porhdHoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Sic MiIltar Nea0emie

LIZ hHttuf " ItHDtWiC Sctlt
Koint bolt ntdlt MIR NIT ocu Or
einniiicu Sd)ritt, iie etlt 'hutu nm
Elm Stlid norau5. @dhrcu0 mir
ourh oa9 8orriIden oea 3etacr9 MIR
cine Stnuoc q%cruouncu habeu. bnbcn
Ole 3~oglinQc non Neit Bolut Gin
gauges Sohr atuounen. oa Die Mus
btl0ung Der RnrSlilugfr p0brcno
oes Nrieae9 nm pole ;Ipoli Wouate
bcihIruulgt Woroen tit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

Our Country, Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be X e Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
June Il. 1918. as required by the
Act Of October 6. 1917.
9aS sScrIiner Sugsblatt" iiber
oeutiht Hropaqanool In@ nNeril
net SaacbIott" iaat IN crler poIitI
ihcn Rrpuc i;ber 0cItldlc BropnQon
"a TN Au4Iun0:
.5oIdt &cute. Sic cine Qtruiiic
NCHntujG pon ser SodllaQc pubcu.
iiu0 hodlltdlit critaunt itbcr Ste dro6c
An3ahI Uou Ycriontu. Ole lett
Nric19btqtm I'M 0tutidleu $utcrtie
im Au@I1u0 Acarbeltct BADEN. M
ciucr iputcrtu ,}eit miro 60 unGtrlt-
mphulld} intcrcilant iciu, Elu3clhrj
ten be5ljulth OR 3nbl ojcier cucraj
lhcn ms Hualuno lritlldtcu Arbti.
ter 81 erldhrcu.
Nils Scr Nritl uu@brad'. pcrhrtl-
tctc lidl bier Die llcbcr}Ulauua. odH
Qcntitlouo "a lper,tQ iur sic mora
liId't GrQbcrunQ scr Welt dcthm
babe. odb unicrC Qtjttci hitrtitr mn,
iulduqIjh lulN unltrr Mcthporu Ut
OcroItct iticu. Dcu @cilt Scr Belt
uuo Ole @clcacuhtit criulicnN. mel
ottcn it'd ioiort opieriuilltae Vcrio-
uen lc0eu Stun0e@. nm olelcm YtiB
ltuuo ob5uhclicu mo r<cotr. Ser IT.
Qcno pcldle Htrbuoumlcn nit 'rcu.
ocn Sourrrn Sl hdbeu bthdnptttt.
murSe init trncr Wiiijou betruut
.Hbeuttucrlidt Elluc mur0cu nit
Can't uu0cuommeu mo acior0trt.
uu0 cine YropoQouNd muroe uuiac,
nommen, pCltc uilH Sic Nericu Ser
HnNerct %n0plnncu l0ute uuo Sic
nod}orltdltdlit dllc3 ptrnortNu bat
mas nod 81 peyocrbcu iibrtn 0ctdi
len por0Cu mar
Sreiicnocr un0 otu [h0tiahcu
cutiprcdleuocr tourtt oa4. mas 1oui
bciouocr0 III Den &cy. Stadtcn In
ocR Iceteu %ahren non Sem Ocltidlcn
%ioaruonuten Tropdlouolitcu pCrbro.
den prroc. ancroinaa rid,t be uuo
uerurtheilt merNtu unA g cchcllt
&icIeS. oaS bjabtr 0ultcl An0 ae-
bcimuiBpol mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

lleber isosu Weniheu tommeu,
3uTnol i'll ~idNueren Seelcnfrlicu, fin
ltere Stunoen aber ulr iiber oeu
ShmahIIng tounen tie 8etpalt ae.
minneul
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

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dicatiOn was announced November .,
has always insisted upon making HIM
self the center Of the debates in the
reichstag and among his people.
Born with lust for military life,
imbued with an ObsessiOn of arms, he
was a vain theatrical youth, consumed
with desire to leap into the center
of things and win for Germany and
himself a martial glory with full stage
effect. His one great desire has been
to emulate the example of Frederick
the Great, his ancestor, and carry
glory before him with a drawn sword
The kaiser is man Of rapid i'm
pulses, and these often came near in
volving Germany In serious difficult
ties. His dream of world domination
plunged the world into war in 1914.
Upon him and the tremendous mill
tary engine Of destruction, Of which
he was the embodiment, the exponent
and the leader, rests the responsibility
Of deliberately planning and bringing
about the greatest conflict the world
has ever seen.
It did not matter to the world that
the emperor's share in the swift events
Immediately preceding the war had
been obscured. The world convicted
him of organizing. directing and main
tanning at the top notch of efficiency
the great German military machine. 1t
win be remembered that he signed the
order for the German mobilization, and
he stood sponsor for the terrorism and
brigandage which. under the guise Of
warfare, ravished Belgium, laid waste
the cities of France, depopulated and
devastated Servia and sank the Lusl-
tania with the freight Of women and
children to grave in the Atlantic.
Civilization will never forget that it
was the miniOns of the former emperor
who shot to death the English nurse
who befriended the Belgians in Brus-
sells.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-13

Paris.-The expected has happened.
William Hohenz0llern, German emper-
or and king of Prussia, has abdlcated.
He Ii now in Holland, where he hopes
that he may be safe from his enemies
and escape the punishment that he
Justly deserves.
The crown prince has renounced the
throne and a regency will be set up.
This declaration Is made In a de-
cree issued Mt Berlin by the German i'm
perial chancellor. Prince Macmillan, Of
Baden.
Prince Macmillan will hold office
until matters connected with the abdi-
cation of the emperor are settled, and
Friedrich Ebert, vice-president of the
Social Democratic party, will replace
him as chancellor during the regency.
Thirty years and almost Ave months
after he assembled the imperial throne,
William HOhenxollern, his armies de-
feated In the field. forced to sue for
armistice terms. and the German people
rising In revolt, gives up his power. He
came into authority with his country
ut the threshold Of an era of peace
and material progress; he leaves 1t torn
by revolution and suffering from the
hardships and sacrifices OF more than
four years of individually ruined.
Ernest August, Duke of Brunswick,
son-in-law OF the emperor, also has alb
dictated and renounced the rights of
his heir.
With the passing from power Of Will
liam HOhenxollern. all the heads Of the
governments Of the central powers
when they entered the. war have died
or lost their thrones. Emperor Francis
Joseph and the Sultan Of Turkey died
before their countries agreed to allied
armistice terms, and Ferdinand Of Bull
garia abdlcated to be succeeded by his
son, who gave up the throne when his
people rose against him. The other
European emperor at the beginning Of
the war Nicholas RomanOff. was de-
posed In March. 1917. and murdered in
July, 1918.
The German imperial chancellor,
Prince Max OF Baden, issued the follow
ing decree on November 8.
1.-THE kaiser and king has decided to
renOunce the throne.
'sThe imperial chancellor will remain
In Office until the situation connected
with the abdicatiOn of the kaiser, the
renouncing by the German crown
prince Of the throne Of the German EN-
pire and Of Prussia and the setting up
Of regency have been settled.
For the regency he intends to ap-
point Deputy Ebert as imperial chan
cellor and he proposes that bill shall
he brought In for the establishment of
a law providing for the immediate pro-
mitigation Of general suffrage and for a
constitutional German national assem-
bly,, which will settle finally the future