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Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
MAN GOES
 ID HIGHER PLACE

Howard Francis Ewing, formerly connected with the Standard Oil con- pany of this city in the capacity of advertising man, has been promoted from corporal to sergeant according to word received in Phoenix by his moth
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Catholic Auxiliary

The Catholic Auxiliary Red Cross chapter will meet today from 9 o'clock in the morning until 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. John Hughes will be in charge and a large attendance is desired by her.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
Zion Lutheran Lawn Social

The Ladies Aid of the Zion Lutheran church will hold an ice cream social this evening on the lawn of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Leiber, 1645 West Monroe street. Those in charge invite all mem bers of the organization and their friends to attend.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
Ice Cream Sociability

The Sudan Mission society will give an ice cream social tonight at the Fowl CT church. A cordial invitation is ex- tended by them to all who may desire to be present.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Excess in temperature since the first of the month. TOT degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 119 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 2.S7 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 2.62 inches.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1. .25 inches.
 KENNETH WEAKER.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25

Long Beach. Calf, is a pleasant place to spend the summer and Hotel Alexander is centrally located. one ,lock from ocean. re-proof; cafe 'n seventh floor-Adv. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Envelope containing contract for purchase of property and savings deposit book from the Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co. Reward for re- turn to TIA w Mckinley dm
 FOR RENT-LIBRARY APART MENT, FURNISHED, C H O c E APARTMENT FOR SU M M E R MONTHS. PHONE 2063. gs
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25

A ARIZONA Lodge, No. 2, F. & .N~ A. M.. will confer the Fellow x Craft degree this (Tuesday) wv evening. beginning at 4:30 D. m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. Geo ". $. Stewart. w. M.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-25
WATER REPORT FOR JUNE g

Elevation of water in reservoir
 at 6 D. m. ............... 177.S6 Contents, acre feet ........... 6S6,960 Loss in acre feet ........ 3,915 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago ........... 221.04 Contents acre feet. year ago. i, 1901, ,2SO Normal flow, NJ. l., same date
 in 1917 .................... 25,2sO Water used for irrigation,
 north side ................. 64,32O Water used for irrigation,
 south side ................. 45,Sso
Evening star., 1918-04-10
STEPS TO PREVENT FIRES
/. IN MUNITIONS PLANTS
War Industries Board Creates Force
for Close Inspection Of Factories
Having Government Contracts.

The war Industries board has created
a fire protection section, to minimize
the possibilities of fires in munitions
plants and all factories engaged on wal
work The section will maintain close
inspection Of all plants engaged on gov
ernment work. 1t will be assisted by
the intelligence bureaus Of the Army
and Navy, and all local and district fire
inspection services IN the country. and
where circumstances warrant 1t, 1t will
enlist the aid of the fire marshals OF
the various states and ask the co-op-
Grafton of insurance underwriters.
There have been many disastrous
fires in war factories and grain ele-
vators both before and since the United
States entered the war. In these fires
and grains needed by the government
andxthe allies was destroyed
1t is the purpose of the fire protec-
tion section to gather information con-
cerning the plants with government
contracts and keep the various depart
ments informed as to fire hazard.
Where clauses in the contracts with the
factories require guarantees Of ade-
quate fire protection. these will be en-
forced without delay, as will all fire
laws of the respective localities
The work will be under the direction
Of w. H. Merrill Of the quartermaster's 8
department. as chairman Of the execu-
tive committee OF the section. Various
government departments will have CO.
operating representatives, including the
Treasury, Navy, Labor and Justice de-
partments. the intelligence bureau of
the War Department. the ordnance de-
partment of the Army. the shipping
board and the food administration.
Evening star., 1918-04-10
NIAGARA POWER NEEDED
FOR WAR WORK is SHORT
Two Hydro-E1ectric Companies to Be
Consolidated to Relieve
Situation.

So serious has become the shortage
of hydro electric power at Niagara
Falls, needed for war work at Buffalo
that drastic action looking to the re-
moval of government work now being
done there Is being considered by the
War Industries Board.
Measures to relieve the situation, de-
clared to be becoming worse daily. are
now under way with the full weight OF
the War Department. to support them
Steps to speed up legislation recently
introduced in the New York Legislature
OF the Secretary Of War. This legisla-
tion Is TO authorize consolidation of two
hydro-electric power companies at Nj
agara Falls. whereby 270.00o additional
horsepower would be developed to keep
going the plants doing war work.
Evening star., 1918-04-10
THROW LIGHT ON WAGE BILL
Social Workers and Merchants Will
Show Practical Results.

Prominent social workers of national
reputation and proprietors OF some of
the largest department stores in the
country are to testify next Monday on
the Keating minimum wage bill for
women and children in the District of
Columbia. This bill carries the ap-
proval Of more than 100 prominent as
sociations in the country which have
specialized on protective and relief
. measures for working women and chill
dren.
The hearing Will be held before a sub
committee of the House District com
mittee, with Representative Hilliard of
Colorado presiding, in the majority
caucus room in the House office build
ing. Prominent department store own
ers will testify that they have tried out
the minimum wage and find il eco
nomically efficient.
Evening star., 1918-04-10
WHAT YOUR LIBERTY
BOND WILL AC.
cOMPLISH.

$4,000 invested in Liberty
Bonds will equip an lnIantry
battalion with rifles.
$4,000 will construct base
hospital with 500 beds. or equip
an infantry brigade with pistols.
s1o0, 600 will buy five COM
bat airplanes, or pistols, rifies
and half a million rounds OF am
munition for an infantry regi-
ment.
Evening star., 1918-04-10
RN|ANS FIGHT ON;
LOSSES kept DARK
litary Masters Of Country
Eeep People ignorant Of Re-
suits of Drive.
ny PAUL AYREs ROCKWELL.

"A
A1legr.n - The Evening Star and
1naeago Daily News. Copyright, 1918.
With THE FRENCH ARMIES, April
(delayed). Much Is learned every
~ from prisoners concerning the de-
s~1rRion met with by the Germans dur
znw the present offensive. Since March
\ the official communiques have not
1elh read to the German troops. All
1etters and papers to and from the
Front have been stopped until further
+ 0rders, and leaves of absence have been
suspended until May.
Numbers of minenwerfers (mine
Shrowers) have appeared in. late at
! tnoks, but they have not given the re-
onks expected. In the majority of in
stances the minenwerfers have been
uE&ble to follow the infantry. being
Quckly put out of commission by the
Gled artillery
s. Invariably Return to Old Style.
The German attacks continue to be
&karacterized by intensive preparation
anx indirect firing with machine guns.
while the infantry attempts to pene-
yxAte the allied positions, but Invariably
GO style of mass attacks which en-
ubb the allies to infiict frightful loss
- on the assailants.
ADcording to captured German of1-
<~1t1. the following is the disposition of
Nh4F regiments in the present often
uoyn actions: The flrst two battalions
me9ln the front line trenches and the
l{yd battalion is in the second line.
AH4hree quit the trenches at the same
Mopent so as to cross the zone of bar
X[of fre as quickly as possible. Once
- zone is passed two battalions go
E ward together, the third resting in
&4Drye companies. which march by
~uends. In open ground light machine
are in advance: in covered ground
light machine guns are preceded
EUXXidemen.
strange contrast with previous
1ons there are no grenadiers. Com
15es with heavy machine guns march
MD their respective battalions and
- followed by light minenwefers
colonel remains with the reserve
Alions, and with him is an artil-
E8 omcer. who assures liaison with
ARTILLERY.
1ntended Advance on Paris.
prman authors must be praised for
Eway they have followed the prog
Of their infantrymen. keeping the
oral staff well informed regarding
- know. by the declarations of pris-
es that the German chiefs had not
3 11ned to halt after taking Amiens.
t1Rything was prepared for an ad-
Euee upon Paris. To facilitate the
od marching of troops, the order
|59 given them when they were ready
Mepart to organize wagon trains
carrying only indispensable things.
L ~ material left behind was stored
X divisional warehouses.
he loading of wagons munitions.
D1ies. equipment and armament was
ofully prepared. and maps Of the
Dtry to be invaded were distributed.
man carried two days reserve
pms and two water bottles. One
ordinary food rations followed
y the oeld kitchen and a three-day
ply In the company wagons. all Of
N goes to show thatsthe German
E<mand had decided again to take
! Dpen warfare.
Nv Of French Reserves Used.
Ear only small proportion of the
1Deh reserves have engaged actually
- battle Of Amiens. The high COM
Evening star., 1918-04-10

The Cleveland city council Monday night
unanimously adopted resolution pro-
viding that contracts for city pubic
improvements shall be granted to
American citizens only.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
|@rban bpfft, bas gan5e 2anb nod of.
ne @irthfhaftat1 at fe6e1.

90 e 10 go II, 2. Geb. = Mintam
Senmings 8rpan erfldrte belte in Ell
1rer Mnfpra9e an sic proteitantiiden
@eiitltden bon Seem Sort @ttp, noel
de ibre Sabresberimmlltug unter
6en Mltfpi5ien Ser Mntiialoonltga ab.
bielten, folgen6es: nS6 boffe, Dor
meinem So6e 6as gan5e 2on6 fret
BON @irtbi@often 3u ieben." &err
@rpan griff 6ie bon ibm 10 ge1,ontr-
tie ~be5ablte &reiie 6es 2artoes" at,
1rb bebaltptete, 6aB imam beim Sc
fen zines 9eitartifels III elmer Seem
Oorfer 8eit1tng Sen @eru@ elmer
@btsfepfGaide in sic Maie bet6me. "
&ebner lobte 6ie &egterl1ng in Mofbe
tngton, tpeiI fte @bisfep ben Mrmee-
Gapern slt1r6 Ser Marine ~fernbalt.
Die ginridturog elmer uf,rodentroh-
mem" @atton, iagte Serr 8rpan, be
freie rpebr SfInber," aIs 6te BON 2in<
colin u%rtera5eiidnete @ntun5iputio118-
proclamation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
9ie fir bas @alifarer 1tnsliid Ser

9ie fir bas 9alifarer 11nglad Ser
antuprtltden.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of # October eth' 1917
@aIifur, 81. g., 4. 5ebr. -De
S6mlo ON 6em ~3uiammenitoB oes
fran50iif6en M11nitionsi6iffeS Moni
8lauc NIT Dem belgii6en StlfSi6ift
Smo, ser 6te @rploiion 6eS er1tge=
namrte1 Gabr5euges 5ur 6olge bottle,
oa1r1 sic Elm grober &betl bon 9alt=
fat om 6. 9e5ember in Sriimmer &C.
legt &pur6e, tpa1r6e in einem bente be-
fannt gegebemen nrtbetle Der &egte=
r~ungsfommiiion, 6ie BEN 3niommer=
ltoB unteriudt bat, 6em Soften Mo=
dap aus Salifar un6 9amo6ec> oem
@opitGin bes frm50iti9en S1iHes,
5ugeI6oben. Mit Ser @erfin6arng
6es l1rtbeils ser &ommtiiton tm1roe
Ser 2otIe MadnD nnter ser 8eidul6t=
,g11ng 6es Eo6tl6lags berbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
3>uei ltnsen 8rot sic Mabl5eit.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
@a1bington n, 5. Bebr - Son
Ser
tpa1r6e be11te fir 6ie @dite in &otels,
&%eita1rants nn1 5peifetpogen eine
8rotratton bon 5tpei nn5en feitgeiebt.
sc lit 6ies nngefabr 6ie gIei@e
@uottitat, 6ie gegentpdrttg in eng
Gano geitabet miro. Mn cine @insel=
perion biirfen ntdt mebr ols ahpei
un5en @ei5enbrot 6te Moblaeit Der
breibf merbem NIT M11snabme 6es
Bol(es, .6aB @r0t9en o6er aus Meais,
&ofermeW ODER &leie bergeiteutes
@rot %ferbiert un6 a1Ber 8ei5enbrot
n11r eine on6ere 5orte beftent miro.
SSn 6em 6ane 6iirfen I'M gar13en bier
un5err bernbpeidt tper6en. 8r0then
o6er &oua .6iirfen ni6t mebr ols cine
nn5e tpiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and fer Distribution.

and fer Distribution.
Estate of Joseph Notch, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of De-
cedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account and
distribution of the estate of said de-
cedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having fled in this
Court his final account of the admin
istration of the estate of said dece-
dent, together with his petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance
of said final account and for distribu-
ton of the residue of said estate to the
person 'thereunto entitled.
Therefore,. you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms N
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
LIST DAY OF MARCH, 1918,
at nine o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 4th
day of February, 1918.
(SeaD J.. B. HIMSL,
I7-14-21 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
nngar1 berett gum Trieben, iagt
9remter.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Sim it So M, 2. Sch. = Ser
l111gariide MiniiterprG1i6ent Or.
Meron6er @eferGe erflGrte geitern in
elmer &e6e Dor 6em Gambling:
ul1niere Srie6ensbepeitIdnt lit
ernitli6 un6 ebrli9 gemeirt. @ir
bnben es ME ouf @rober1tngen abge=
ieber gebubt> no6 berlongen mir jebt
6anad. @ir itn6 bereit, cine gere6-
tie @er%itdn6tgung 5n iltden> 6ie 51
einem 6nltern6en Srie6en nn6 5ur
Sid)erbeit 6iei es Srie6ens 1tn6 ser III
ternationalen 8eretnbar11ngen fiibren
miro"
Ser 11ngarii6e 8remier fiibrte aus,
6aB 6te ein5tgen geiteuten 8e6ingun=
gen 6urin bel tGn6en, 6ob 6ie nnber=
Ieblidfait 6es @e6ietes feines &aru6es
11no11getaftet bletben ion, nn6 6aB
6ns 2o1r6 sic 6reibeit bebGIt, feline
~internen Mngelegenbetten felbit 3u re-
Conn f1tbr er fort:
z .;@ir tper6en nnS 6en 8eriuden,
nneinigfeit 5tpif6en inns 5n iaen,
tpi6erlebem a1rnb mir miinidien 11nfer
8iin6niB nit Deutf9lon6 als zines
Ser tpirflt6iten ShubmitteI fir Sen
anfre9t 5n- erbalten, ob MIN
6ie maize 8nfunft nns 6en Srieoen
o6er 6ie nrbermeibli6e @hIadt
bringt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
@trakembabnitreif in ct 2pnis.

st. 2ouiS, 3. Seb. = Gin
5treif ser Motorleltte nm6 Der 5tra=
Observation-Disclosures mur6e geftern=
aben6 10 Ibr As Mina1ten beidloi=
fen. Ser 8e1dIuB geIangt CUR M11s=
fiibrrng, fobalo 6ie Bogen in 6ie Ste
miien eirIaufen." @tpa Mitglie6er
Ger unldngft in's 2eben g%erufenen
Union uqmalgamobe6 Mffottation Of
tStreet ar6 electric &ailapaD @mplo=
Des" nubmen on elmer gebeimen 81
B11rug tbeil, nm 81 beid1ieBen ange=
ftdts Ser Ebotiode, Bob 6ie Straben=
babn iid meigerte, 6ie Sor6erungen
Ser nnion 81 erfiinen. Dem Ser
banb geb0ren nngebli6 1900 Wotor=
le11te nn6 &onbufteure an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
8abmmnalaf bei gbicaau,

@btcago, l.. SET. = Stint Ser
ionen, 6ur1tnter Elm flint Morate al
tee @obp> mur6en geto6tet ur6 5eb1=
rei6e urt6ere erlitten 5umtbetl iebr
ifhpere @erlebnngen, dig Elm S1nen=
gum Ger Sqtnois @entrolJ@tienbabn
in Der Mabe bott Granger, ST., alts
6em @eleiie gerietb nn6 5ebn bon ben
elf @ugen BEN 25 SUB boben Mb.
bang bes @abn6ammes binnbronten-
Das nngGiif gefdab ait 6erielben
Sfel1e, on tpelder bore fl1raer Belt Elm
gtfenbobn3ug, Ser Soloaten, bie Ell
nen Seiertae III gbicogo berbradt
battem, nod Comb @rurt 5uridbe-
f6r6ern follte,. entgIeiibe, a1nb 3tpar
tunr es 6iefebe 9cfor1rotibe SEQ. 1857,
tuelde ben unfM berbetfibrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
&1mGnen int &fe gegen r1tiiidt
sSrtppen.

Sr1tppet.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918. as required by the
Act of Congress q # October 6th' 1917
a3on0on, 5. Seb. - Mmtli6e Sc.
peiden m1s Saiip bon Sonnaben6 ia
gen, 6aB Scr gr0Bte Gbeil Der rll1ma:
ni1den Mrnpee nun 6amit beidaftig1
1T, ruifiide Sr11ppen 5u befampfen
bie sic MoIooa1 unto 8eliarabien iiber.
lanfen, mdbren6 8olibepifi=Sa Sr1tppen
fi9 in Ser @1Botpiras 3%uiammen5ie-
fen. Dea9 Observation-Disclosures
@ampfe e1ttpoffneten 6te &umanen
6ie neunte ruiiii9e Dipiiiom, Die So
lab angegriffem bottle, un6 e%rbenteten
fiinf5ig @o1ronen, a1m5ingelten ferner
6ie o6te rui1ii6e Dibi1ion, Die Dos
3entrnm ser Meol6m1front angegrif=
fen batte. 9iefe Dibifion tpa1r6e I'M
ter @e6ed11ng 1raG &a1blan6 gefon6t.
Sin 8eanttportung zines Mppelles
6er beiiarubii@en &epublif fan6te
&1tmGnten, 10 miro amtli6 erfldrt,
Er1tppen ab, I'M sic @ertpiit11ng Sic
les 2anbes 6ltrd 8at1ben BON &riien
at be%rbin6ern. sic beiebten a1tBer=
6em &i6imetn, 6ie @iienbabn ing
benizSaiip 1tn6 Depots, o1s 6enen
&11mdnien feline @orrdtbe be5ieW.
&fe atpii6en &a1mdnien nn6
8oQfdepifi fin6 in gan5 @eiiarabien
Bis an Sen 9niefter I'M @mge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
11frainer berlierert &tetp an 8pIi6e
mift.

11frainer berlieren &ietp an 8plide-
tuift.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
rs
9on6on, 1. Sch. = @ine Ct
9arge SeIegrapbsDepef6e n1s He-
trogra6 mel6et, 6ab &ietp, bob felt
einiger Belt bon 8olf6epifiE5rl1pp
pen, oie gegen bic nfrainer int Sel6e
liegen, beIagert mor6en lit, ii6 uber-
geben bnt. Stem, Die Saa1ptltaot 0es
@o1tbernements @ietp, ltegt u1f 6em
redter liter bes Dniepr. Gin bonn
9onneritag batierte Betrogrooer 9es
pede an bic grdnnge Selegrnpb
Gomparrp iagt: r@ietp bot it9 Mber'
gebert, .:radjbem bier .S6aiiiFe abgee
featert tpor6en sparen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
lie Mnardiiten 81. 8erfmann 1trb
Gmrta Goldman etnaeiberrt.

SA*tutu 0U<OAtuN ktVS(IF(%II
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as. required by the
Act of Congress o + October eth' 1917.
Seem Oorf 2. 6ebr. = emma
Goldman 1tn6 Merot6er 8erffman1t,
6ie b%efannten Mrardiite11, bnBten
beltte ibre 5retbeit elm, 6eren Tie iid
info1ge Ger bon ibren geiteuten 8iirgz
idaft e%rfrentem, tpGbren6 6asgnn6eS=
Sbergertdt iiber lire @erufung bon
Der Mber iie berbGngten @ernrteilnng
tpegen @tnmii6mng in SEN Gong Ser
3pongSm1Sbeb1tng berban6elte. 8erf=
man miro nod 6en 8un6es5nGtbnt=
lie in manta, 60, lr6 Sri. @ol6E
man nn6 6em 9Baats3udtsbaus in
|Sefferfon @itp, &c.,, 5nriidgebrodt
tper6en. 8et6e tpa1r6en 5n je 2 SabL
rem 3ndtbal1s 11m6 3obInng bon
$4,000 bernrtheiH. SRI. Goldman
uru6 @erfmm bieIten geitern oberb
Dor 6en bon 6em rn1fiii1en @oIfde=
tprfi=&oloniol @ongreB fo11trouierten
Delegoten lei6edduftlide @e6en. nn6
mnroen la1t appra11oiert. 8ei6e
tpon6ten ii6 nit bere6tem Mppem an
Die DeGegoten, ben @eiit Ser r11iiiiden
@ebol1ttiom 6urd51tfiibren. 3u6tbdiu-
ier baten fir tie feline @dreden, er-
fldrten fie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Gtretfs in 2Gnbern Ser Mtttelmadte
nm Erlnidlet1.

aM VTlD1qJeH.
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
As
2on6on, 4. 6eb. : Wit Mnss
nubme elmer re11en 8eueg11ng in Sc
ma, 10 beri9tet 6as 8erliner Sage=
blatt, i6einen Ole 6eutiden AStreifS
tbatiG6liA ibr @n6e errei6t gu ba=
ben. Die Diibner Ser 9treifer RE
tben berte CUR @ie6etmtfnubme ser
Mrbeit. Denti9e 3eitungen mel6en
feline lnr11ben in Berlin an Cont
itag. Sic 9ireftoren Der &rupp'i9en
@erfe beridten no6 Mngabe Der Sol
nii6en 3eitung, bob bon 10000
Mrbeitern Muir 400 in 6en MuSitun6
troter1 1tn6 boB bieie beitraft o6er emit
lalIen tp11r6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
$10,0O0,000 @daben bmrd Slntben
anderidltet.

@incinnati 2. Sch. = Gin
@adidu6en, Der a1f mebr als $780,
100000 geiddbt miro l1ru6 6rei go
te paren Der beute geforoerte Sri=
but Ser Glntben, 6te iiber Sbeile bon
Obto> @entudp >Senneiiee, @eit8iir=
ginia, Sr16iana nn6 NenmiDlpania
fegen. Mngei6tpone1be @ebirgsba6e
nn6 Gliiiie riiien .aues Dor ii6 nie=
Der. 8riiden iDur6en tpeggeidtpemmt,
81 Interchangeable oufgeriiien un6 $500
te BON ibren Mnferpldbesr tpeg nit
gertommer1. Ser 8erl1lt an 8ooten
oqein nitro bereits a1f mebr aIs $2,=
100000 benedmet. 2ogm, 50. @a.,
Sic @taM in @eH=@irginien, sic am
meiiten 6a1r9 6ie Tl11tb berlorer bat,
lit no6 immer i%ioltert nn6 in Dun=
felbeit infolge Ser 2abnileg1ng ser
eleftriiden Mn1age ur6 Selegrupben=
nn6 SeGepbonlirier 611r6 6as @ai-
fer. Ser 6ortige 96a6en miro ouf
100000 geid6bt. Ser geiammte
99a6en in @elt=8irginia betr6gt 6en
@habungen no6 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Bl,tiae Mieberlaae Ser &otben 8arbe
in TinnInnb.

Bl1tttge y~te0erlage Der JtDfDeH OuEot
in Tinnlanb..
True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, l9l7.
@opembagen II, 6. Sch: - @ie
bier eingegangene @remplare Der
8erlingsfe Eibenbe iagen, lprlt0e ore
&otbe @arbe Ser 8oli6epifi BON Den
@eiben @arben unter bent &aplta11
ssocobs bel Seratpla blntig outs
@onpt geidlaeen. 9ie 8eiben @ar-
SEN lolen groBe Mengen Waffen 1tno
Munition erbeutet baben. Us ma1roe
erflart, 6ob sic H1,Iien 8iborg bon1=
baroieren 11no DOB beftige aampfe IN
iener @egen6 I'M @ange it1rb.
@etrograb, 6. Sch. Us
miro beridtet, baB bie WeiBe 8oroe
in eSinnlor16 plant, SeliingforS> oas
BON ser &otben @arbe gebalten miro,
mie6er5uerobern. 9ie WeiBe @aroe
lit oabei, ruiiti6e &riegsiftffe IN
noroliden finniiden Safen ob5rta=
teln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Seuatur @absmprtb idlief itd) Den
Mnafi6runaen 6itdlcpfs an.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, or
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1871
@aibington, 5. Sch. 9e
notor @o0Aportb, ein republican,:
ld,es Mitglieo 0es M~usIdul1es TN
militarilde Mngelegenbeiten, ihtloer'
te he,rte in elmer Mnlprade Dor Dem
@e1tot Sic amerifaniide &riegsn1a,
1dine als vein &onglomeratb pon
gbraei3 1tno 5erltreuben agenten,"
at1fabig, geidloiiene 4rbeit gu let1te1t.
Oie Reoe e%ruererte sic Debatte itber
oie 2eiltungsfdbigteit inn &rtege, one
qeitern Sen ga1,5en Sag Long oen Se=
not be5d,aftigt bielt, nadoew 5ena-
tor Sitdeof, Elm oemofrattldes Wt1t=
ulieo oes Musi6uiies, einen dbnlid'en
Sorm,rf seq Mangels an @eldlollen-
belt in Sen Mrbeiten Ser BEG er1t1pg
erboben butte. Muf Ben @tlenba9=
,,e11, lugte ser Senator. batten o1e
@iiter init SEN bla1,en 6radtoetteln
ser @or5ugsbeforoertng ale norn1o-
len Sen0ungen itberitiegen uno I'M
Often leien Sc aler 6radtlerrontgen
NIT oielen t3etteln nerieben.
ussas lit oos &eiultat gemelen?"
froote er. Cine boffnn1rgslole
@tol,l,rro 11nierer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
moolidfeiten, 100000 Son11e11
Mtnition u1ro @arenienoungen ltno
in SEN Gods on ser atlantiid,e1 &i1ite
oufgehGlrft beitimmt fiir 6rartre1H
inns Ssstolien auein. ginige ftno be-
reits id,nea am Ser6erben. ~Mmoere
Motblogen mer6en uus iiberfomnoen."
laete Senator @a6stportb, "tpem m1r
tpetie u11o fling uno meitlebeno gena1g
5tno, Sarn mer6en mir irgeno et1te
Ginridtu1g in uuierer Regtera1r1g
t~reffen, Of man lie MIN ein &riegs=
fobinett ne,tttt o6er ibr eine1 a1roere11
Monen gibt, beren Mitglieoer ltf
ieoen Soq, morgens, mtttags, obenos
1tn5 nodfs ont @atbstiih 5uiammer=
finoen un6 lire gon5e 3eit uno ibre
aa1,se 6dbigfeit 6aruuf pertpenoen,
I'M @oraus sic Metbo0en 5n erl11r1ter,
nit oer1en mat oen Notblagen bet
fommer fann."