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Oxford eagle., 1918-11-21
DOES A COUNTY AGENT PAY!


This question has no doubt been
discussed by many Lafayette county
peole along about tax paying time.
But to settle this question once for
all time, let US mention what our
county agent saved the farmers of
Lafayette county this week. Last
week corn was selling at 81 per
bushel, so we were informed. When
The county agent succeeded in selling
ifteen cars. or 1900 bushels, at S1.4O
The local market Immediately jump
ed to S115, but the sales were small.
Mr.. L. A. Olson, county agent, an
nounces that he will ship fifteen cars
Of corn this week, most of which has
already been loaded. To figure what
he has saved the farmers this week on
corn alone would convince any person
that the county agent pays. He has
eaved the farmers Of the county S25OO
in cold cash on this fifteen cars Of
corn
Last week he shipped two cars OF
sorghum at zoe per gallon, netting
the farmers about $4,000. Next week
1.-TWO more cars Of sorghum. will be
shinped. this lot has been sold at 70
irents per gallon.
Five hundred fat hogs are IN sight
for the December shipment OF hogs
.IHe says that he has in sight 2'5OC
lhead of hogs which will be ready t'
ship by early spring.
Oxford eagle., 1918-11-21

SOC cures Headaches, BiliousnesS. Loss
# Appetite, or that tired aching feel
ing. due to Malaria or Colds. Fine
Tonic. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-11-21


Yorks best makers of High Grade Ladies Coats
and Suits, A shipment consisting of 80 mdi-
vdual no two alike coats of the very latest
styles in pure wool velours, broad cloths, and
bolivia pompon, full satin lined, and halt
lined, some fur trimmed and some plain
trimmed You will find them here in every desir-
able color including Black and Navy, sizes 10
to "A the price range is from 22.5O to $3.50
worth from $500 to $1,000 more.
In the Shipment we also received Is High
eradicate styles ladies suits, in all wool broad
cloths poplins and whip cords, colors are most
ly Navy Blue and few fancy colors, two
styles alike.
The price range is from 5000 to $4,000
their actual values are $1,000 per suit more.
Every department in our store is filled up
with goods that have been bought about eight
months ago when prices were much cheaper
than they are now We are saving you money
on everything you buy here
There is no shoe stock in town that is as
complete in ever line as ours is If you need fine
dress shoes for men or ladies' or stout all
leather work shoes for every member of the
family, come to U.S. We can fit you we can suit
you, we can you money.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

$1.25 Mems Ribbed Union
Sstts 5sseond. O7C
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

This is logic, and if fairness encir-
cles the hearts of men and they come
together and take into consideration,
first, the interest of our government
and our people, and then the perpet-
uation of liberty, feel that the dis
putes that arise between us can be
we'll disposed of without any serious
interruption to the industries Of our
country, and cooperation will be a
fact and not theory.
Any other course would mean that
we are Stacking on our brothers at
the front. When this war is over let
it be said that we made the effort to
do unto others as we would have
others do unto US if our positions
We're reversed, and in this spirit
appeal to every man, woman and
child within the hearing of my voice
to hold their balance and contribute
their mite to make the world bet
ter place in which to live when peace
shall again reign.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT OF VICTORY, SAYS UNION HEAD
Owners Of The Repub=
liCan=NeWs
All Capitalists And Manufacturers.

During the industrial strife in this
city last summer and fall the Repub-
lican-News was very bitter against
the strikers. Upholding the manufac-
turer and condemning the strikers at
every turn. Making it appear that
the manufacturers wore wings and
the strikers wore horns. Many citi-
zens at the time, wondered at the
bitter attitude of the Republican
News against the strikers. But
those who knew, didn't wonder. The
Press, it will be recalled, stated at
the time that the owners of the plants
where the strikes were on, also owned
the Republican, News. How near we
came to being right in our assertion
is borne out in the statement OF
ownership and circulation as publish
ed by the Republican News two weeks
ago.
Here they are:
Owners
Mrs. Joseph H. Long, The j. M.
Long Estate, The J. C. Hooven Estate
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

G. E. Heiser, James X. Cullen, The
Geo. T. Reiss Estate, Nelson Williams
Mrs. Emma Sohn, A. NJ. Benning-
hofen, Peter Benninghofen, o. V. Par
rish, Walter Tobey, Fannie Smith
Tobey, all of Hamilton, Ohio, The R.
c. Mckinney Estate and The Donan-
der Co., New York City.
The Donander Co, New York City,
are the American representatives of
the Alexander Gordon estate, owned
in England.
Can one pick out stronger com
bination of capitalists and manufac-
turers, that is including local people,
than is herewith published? The
Niles Tool Works is practically owned
by The Mckinney Estate, Donander
Co., The Reiss Estate and James K
Cullen. A. NJ Benninghofen men
toned is the wife of Chris Benning
hofen who together with Peter Benn.
inghofen own one-half of the Shulel
and Benninghofen Woolen Mills /
Continued on page four)
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

per cent Of the premiums of the fair,
with the exception of speed premiums
be paid in Thrift and War Savings
Stamps. 1t was also decided that
race to be designed as the liberty
race be run one day of the fair, the
purse of which is to be paid in Liberty
Bonds.
The question of running races at
the next fair was given much dis
cussion. Running races for the fair
have long been advocated by lovers
of fast horses and no doubt would
prove a popular feature if put on.
Secretary of the board Murray d.
Urmston is an enthusiast on the sub
ject and is doing all he can to make
the board look at it as he does.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
PRESIDENT
GO MPERS
In The Name Of The American Fed
Grafton of Labor Pleads For
Tom rlooney.

Washington. - President Gompers
has forwarded this telegram to Gov
ernor Stephens of California;
with all of the facts of the mis-
trial in the case of Tom Mooney be-
fore you, much of which l have had
before me, and inasmuch as the en-
tire situation is in your hands to dis
pose of as your judgment directs in
the cause of justice, fair dealing and
mercy, l appeal to you in the name
of the American Federation of Labor
to exercise the great power which is
vested solely in you. The highest
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
Fair Board To Pay
Premiums In
Thrift Stamps.
Running Races Proposed For This
Years Fair

The Butler County Agricultural
Society held their regular meeting
Saturday afternoon in the Court
House. Many concessionists are al
ready applying for space. At the
meeting Saturday the Hamilton High
School was granted the use of the race
track until June for athletic pur-
poses.
President J A. Slade was appointed
delegate to the Hamilton Cammer-
cial and Industrial Association.
The Board decided that twenty-five
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
Says Working People Should Be
Consulted When Dealing With
Great Problems That Confront
Our Government Today.

was some justification for that feel
ing But / am pleased to relate that
labor is fast coming into possession
of it's own, and during recent months
has made strides towards the goal of
it's ambition with more rapidity than
ever dreamt of before.
War, like politics, makes strange
bed fellows. Today, we find Dem
ocrats, Republicans and Socialists
acting in unison on questions of great
moment, and this is as it should be
| if the privileges that we as nation
have enjoyed are to be preserved and
perpetuated for those who are to fol-
low us.
The Creator who made the material
elements of different values, who ere
ated flowers of various sweetness,
and birds of diverse plumage, made
men of different moulds and destined
for different work in this busy world.
The architect may plan, the man
ager may direct, the sun may shine,
and the land may be fertile, but the
hand and brain of the laborer must
respond before results desired shall
be attained. Therefore, it is highly
essential that the working people of
this country should be consulted when
dealing with all of the great problems
that confront our government and our
industries which are valueless with
out labor 1t is indeed fortunate that
we have the benefit of the experience
that has come to England, France and
other countries, and we must profit
/ by it.
When the United States finally en-
tered the conflict it made the fifteenth
nation to become involved and the
struggle is of such Importance that
it is imperative that we have cooper
alton. The inventive genius of the
age has spanned the distance between
widely separated nations by the use OF
the submarine, airships, wireless tel
egraphy and other inventions, and one
cannot tell just when we may hear
that submarines are throwing shells
against our seaport towns.
The men at the forge and in the
many industrial shops following then
ordinary labors are just as important
to the success of the United States
in this conflict as are the men on the
firing line, because food, clothing ant
supplies of different character mus
be furnished the men who are making
the supreme sacrifice for the securing
as we'll as the perpetuating of libert!
for the benefit of all mankind.
The position of labor in this conf1ic
is in accord with the action of thos,
in charge of our government so long
as they deal justly with labor, AM
present indications are that we viii
have justice extended to us and thos
whom we represent.
But changes are coming with sucl
rapidity that we can hardly keep a
breast of them. Many of them ar
necessary and we must become adapt
ed to them; and, at the same time
try to minimize errors in making tn
changes.
Not so many years ago man b.
the name of G. S. Hamilton, locate
in Sacho, Maine, was boycotted fo
the reason that he placed a girl t
clerk in his store, the people of thos
] times resenting it. What would the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
Mrs. Rena Mooney
IS Out On Bail.

San Francisco.-Mrs Reno Mooney
has been released on $4,000 bail after
20 months Imprisonment She was
released on her own recognizance on
other indictments growing out of the
preparedness day bomb cases, last
year After Mrs Mooney was ac-
quilted, she was held in jail by Judge
Dunno until the state supreme court,
in the case of Israel Weinberg, an
other defendant, gave basis for her
admission to bail She is the third
Of the five bomb defendants out on
bail Edward Nolan was never brought
to trial, and is out on bail. Israel
Weinberg was acquitted on the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

CSC Mems Ribbed Union
Suits, short sleeves, & IT.
knee length VIZ
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
U. S. StAAEN AID STRIKERS

Minneapolis. Representatives of
the Mattresses union reported to the
trades and labor assembly that while
their members were picketing res
taurant that refused living conditions
a United States seaman broke through
the picket lines and insisted on eating
in the struck place The navy head
quarters in this city was asked by the
unionists if it indorsed strikebreaking
and in a few minutes squad of 20
blue jackets came tearing down the
street When they left the restaurant
there were 21 blue Jackets in the
group
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

court in California declared that it
could not go outside of the record in
the case, when almost incontrovertible
evidence has been discovered since
the trial that conviction was had
largely upon manufactured and per-
jured evidence. If the courts cannot
or do not take cognizance of these
facts, certainly you, as governor of
the great state of California, have
the right, the jurisdiction and the
power, and l trust you will exercise
it.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

charge, but was held in jail until the
state supreme court ordered that he
be released on bail. Warren K. Bill
lings is in jail under life sentence,
and Mooney is under sentence of
death. The latter has appealed to
Governor Stephens for a PARDON as
a result of the state supreme courts
refusal to order a new trial because
the claim that the prosecution used
perjury was not made until the trial
was ended and the record of this case,
therefore, contains no reference to
this grave charge against the prose-
cutting attorney and his methods.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19

Buy Liberty Bond and be real
shareholder in the government.
Many a man who cannot sing MY
Country 'Tis of The, can be a howl
ing success at buying Liberty Bonds.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-04-19
BY William p. Clark, President,
American Flint Glass Workers.
Union

Not so long ago it was in some
instances regarded as reasonable to
the working people, for a leader to
proclaim that the interests of capital
and labor were identical, and there
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

uno 6ie ser @a1tsgartden a11Seinan=
oerbolterr. 9eere @ru1t6itiiGe, beion=
oerS, me1m iie in 6en MuBengegen6en
ser 5tabt liegen, eigmen iib outs
ldliebli9 51 Na1bgarten fir lolde
Semitic Ole nidt taglide Mufmerf-
iomfeit b%erlangen; Dos Sm1sgart6en
mag SEN %5orteren &flan5en borbebal=
ten bleiben II r1n0 SEN 8la1nuen. @ir
poaen oob 1ri6t oergeiien, 6aB unier
@a1sgGrt9en eine @rgan5ung 6es
@a1les lit nn0 beSbalb baS Nibli9e
nit oer1 Mngenebmen berbin6en 1ou=
tie. Mea1 felt ia 6od a16 8l1me1
arf SEN gBtiib un6 16miidt Ole Clint
nler nit @il0ern II. bgl. Warnm
lollte marr al1o 6as Sm1sgart6en
nibt 10 51re9tn1adye1L 6aB man es
inn Somrper 5um Sbeil als Mnfent=
fult be1a1ben fanr! Man bra1t9f 0a-
5u 1ltr eine 5m%edmdBige Sertbeilung
ser Nnb= un6 :3ierbeete 5u treffen
11tr6 bie nn6 ga Elm Ylabden nit
g1nfen 11n6 Tiibd,en a115nbringen.
Mq1dD 8Gume 11t6 Strd1tfer nea6en
ii9 51piidenourd nn6 als MbiflnB
0es @intergr1tnbes redt bi1bI6, pie
o1t6 gr6beeren un0 Sobannis= n1ro
Observation-Disclosures alS ginfal1u1=
qe11 bon 8obne11= ur0 Salatbeeten.
Mud) cine Heine 2al1be tragt CUR 8e=
haqidfeit BET. @em man 8lunte1t=
beetle ant 6en Seiten in Mbidben auf=
ba1tt, ipart man &aum fir Nnb=
beete. Mber 6as 6al1sgart6en 5nm
@rol1t= l11n6 &arteffelafer 5n mader,
Dos entlpri6t nibt 1ei1nem 3med.
Sour, tpern elm gr0Berer 8lat 5ur
@erfiig11ng 1tebt, fann man einen
Gheil, am be1ten 6en binteren Sbetl,
ols reinen gel1bgorten %abgren5en.
Mm t%petigiten 1dBt ii6 nit 6em
Blube Dor 6em @altie an Der StraBe
anfangen, Defenders, mern Ell ri4t
6atrb Sitter o6er 6idte @ede einge~
1dloiien lit. @enr Ell 10 gegen Slit
ser 11n6 &n1t6e gut bertpabrt 1T, fann
man 90 re9t biibib &iirbi1ie, &et=
tide, u. 6gl. 5tpii6en @lnmen onle=
gen. @ait DEM xseliebten offe1en &a-
Ienpl6bden rrtdiBf ft9 freili6 nidts. on
fatgen; Dos 1nadt MIR Mrbet nn6
Merger.
. 9ie Sa1ptio6e bei Ser Nltbbarma=
d1ng ser &ol1sgdrt6en b1eibt, ooB
mun ie6es 6led9en m1sm1bt nn6 n1r
iolde 8flonaen 5iebt, Ste IN 6em
Sober geoeiben.: Matirli4 muB Der
@o6en u11d) gebiingt tper0en nrt6 one
Mnlugen be6iirfen uru11Sgeiebter 1ie=
beboIler Bflege, 1onit miro nidtS aus
Ser @e1hiGbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

lifen @iblarbeit berridben. @ar11m
alio ioGte 1ti6t cine tatbolii6e Bartei
orgoniiiert tper6er nit 6en u1Sge=
iprod)ene11 3ielen, @eredtigfeit uno
&eht 81 iidern fir Die mertfan1s
idjen 8iirger, melbe 5ufaQig &atbo=
lifen iin6 un6 oa16 &atbolifen ous
fneier @nbI iein tpoaen?" = @otpeit
sic u@epietp." l1niere 8emerfnng
bter5u:
@os 6ie INSTRUMENTATION
@atbolifen anbetrifft, 10 iin6 tie 'obre
3meifel init @er5 nn6 Sanb 6obei,
eine fatbolifde" &artei griinoen 51
6elf en. STR @ntptorgan, Die vMme=
riffo" in ct. 9ouis, Meo., bt i6on
ldngit oa1f bie Notbmen0igfeit Der
@rin6a1ng elmer Nartei, pie 6ie
driitli6-io5iole 8artei in Seiterrei6,
tbi1gctpiel len. @iner iolden Hartei
f0nnten ii6 o1d dri1tuSg1ambige
8rote1tarten, Defenders Mrbeiter nno
&m6merfer, ani9lieBen. 3nerit
nn6 Dor alIem iollten aber 6ie Sea-
tbolifen engIiiher 3unge Elm fatbo=
Iiides Sogeblatt ins 2eben rufen UNI
ter ebenlo tiidtiger 9eit1ng mie UNI
iere vMmerifa." Oie @riinonng Ell
ner fotbpliid3en Eartei tuiir6e I'M
atpeifelboft Damn bal0 folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

lie Silfe 311tbeil mer6en gu Iaiien, Bic
iie 511 ge1pabren imitan6e lit. Sie 1T
MIR eine BON bieGenl
Sn 8etbnlto> Meaoi1om County, 81
linois, giebt es cine fleine 6eutf9e
@emein6e: 6ie ebo1pgelii6=lutberi16e
3iorSfirdye. 9te bat 111r bieruno=
ledsig ittmmbere6tigte Witglie6er.
Str &a1tor beiBt 8riiggemann. Sic
bat in Dem bei6en Sreibeitsmleiben
1880 9onar a11ge1egt unb Big ieBt
pie6er fir nabe5n a6tbun6ert DOL
lar Gpnrmarfen getal1ft. Sis aui
6rei lin6 ibre iqmmtli6en @onmuni=
fanten MitgUie6er bes &otben &reu=
5es> l1n6 51peiumo0reiBig ibrer iungen
2e11te lteben IN ben 2iitem Der Mns=
bebungsbebor6e.
9rii6eberger giebt es in 6ieier Sc
mein6e ni6t. Se6es Mitglie6 tbnt
feline Hfli9t nn0 tbut tie fren6ig.
Ma6 6en 3e11gniB 6es Hoitmeiiters
BON Betbalto gingen Mountaineering
Bro5e1t 6er bon ibm berfmtften
@riegsjpurmarfen an Mitglieoer 6ie=
ier belttidem &irdengemeinoe, nnb es
lit lebr fragli6, Oh eS unter ben Sc
meinbem 6eren Mttglie6er 6euti6er
@erfunft nidt iin6, a16. MIR eine
giebt, sic 10 bouitdn6ig im Dienite
oes 2arrses aufgebt, tpie 6iefe 6eut19e
3ionSgeemin6e in Slinois. Sbi6on
es n%1t5meifelbaft ma116e unter tb1ten
giebt, 6eren Mitglie0er iiber gan5 an=
6ere &eitbtbiimer berfigen als tie
Dem Mngeb0rigen 6ieier Sainoiier
2an6gen1ein0e bom S9idial bel6te=
Den moroen iinb. Mber 10 iin6 1iefe
Mmerifaner 6e11tider Serfnnf It! 9ie
groBen patrioti16en @eiten liegen
ibnen ni6t an, II. biele @orte ma6en
1ie ni6t. @em es aber beiBt, mabr-
baft patriotiide @eiinnatng 6ur9 Die
Stat GIT betpeiien, Damn iir6 iie az
mail 6abei. @i1rer1ei> pte man tie ge=
ffrGii1fft nn6 tpte ma11 tie ibrer Ser
funft megen perfolgt baben mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
@oretn9enou tmembeit

9ie 5einbe Ser 9elttide9lmerifa=
ner bebu11pten .be11te rfeit nno itetft"
6ie1 lie tpi0er 1tdr0en BENT Serirde, lie
at uarnerifoniiieren," in Ser b0len
Mbii6t 0el1tidye 5u bleiben. Sobei
a11imiliert it6 fein 5tpeites @lement
Der @ingetpon6erten 10 1ei@t tpie 6ie
Deattiden. l1n6 eS geb0rt idon Ste
gorge, I'M natibiitii6em @eiite ge=
5eugte @~oreingemmmanbeit 6a5n,
6ieie Sbat1ode gil b%erfenrne1.
SSnn Sriibjobr 6es Sabres 1887 er-
1dien I'M gaep Oorfer uSreeman'S
s ournol" Elm Mnfiab nit Ser neber=
idrift: vEbe ltrengb of tbe Ger
mans" SIN Ser ginIeitung fiiibm Ser
8erfa11er 6es MnfiaBes, Ser gegetr
martige @elm6te uniereS 2ar6es
fir Ddnemorf, Ma1rice 6runcis
Ggan, aus ser fran50iii6en v&ebme
81 enerdIe" folgen6es Q1rfbeil on:
vDie 9euti6en l0fen ii6 BON If
rent @eburfslan6e nit tpa11r6erboqer
9eihtiqfeit u1r6 iin6 in ebenio tp1te=
6erponer Meiie in ser @rtperbung
BON @igentbltn erfolgreid. Sbme
cine an6ere S~iilfsquele ais ibre quite
8il6ung un6 ibre 2iebe 5ur Mrbeit
langen iie in Tror1freih in 5ollamo,
in Sen Ser. Gtoaten lnn6 mu6ere1
0nn5ern nm .6ie berLd1Ien Tumilie
nn6 &eimatb obre &offnnng out
@ia0erfebr ur6 mer6en niiblidye Stir
qer Ser 961r6er, in beren Tie iid rie=
6erlalien. Gle 1dJei6en jung nn6 feb
rem ielte1n 511riid, nn6 6oh betpobren
file fas @ebG9tniB un6 6ie, neherlie=
ferunget 6es @aterlan6es anf 6aS
gemi1iembofte1te. Miidtern, arbeit=
Iann, lpori o11> gut gei6nf> pob1 err
5ogen n1t6, nit tperigen M1tsmobme11,
al1b moro1iih nn6 religios, begnii=
qen iie ii6 anfdngli6 nit Der oner=
gering1ten 8elhdfttg11nq nn6 leben
BON 8rot nn6 &nodtpurit.' Na6 rr,o
nu6 made1 tie 1ih,ere 6ortf9rttte.
Sic 6ie1oen ibren M%rbeitgebern fre11,
un6 purten nit itmmenstpertber Sc
6nl0 a1f sic 3eit, tpartn Tie 6ie Rlabe
6erfelben e%i1t1tebnuer1 mer6en."
9te Denti6en, Ole na9 Mmertfo
famen, bobe1r 6aS 2an6 5n ibrer Sete
matb gernadt u1t6 fetnen 8o6en nit
ibrern 5htpeiB 11n6 ibrem 8C1te ge=
6iingt. &e1tte gibt 1nar geraoe5n
1id Miibe, 1as 5l1 bergeiien. 9o@ es
miro uu6 tpie6er ar6ers fom1nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Werotemte 9tmerfennmn8.

Das rationale @riegs4@porfom-
mitee 5olH int official 8atllettn Den
frern6er &erff11nf bobe Mr=
erfennn1rg fin SEN @ifer, 6en lie 6atr6
reihIi6e @1ubme bon &riegS1par=
1norfet1 hefa1n6en. Die1er Offer er,
itredt iid n1f &lrbs, @efeli6offen
11n1 fir6Iide @ennein6en gleidmGs
Big. Die MitgGie6er Ser ebartgelti@=
Iufberiidet ct. Matfbdus @emein6e
in Ge6ur @Iltffs, Mebrasta, betipielss
tueiie foatften int Sn1a1ar fir r11rb
liebentmti ems Dolnr Sparntnrtett
un6 Gbriftmarfen.
Dic @emeir6e 1T MIR fGeir, febr
fGeiu, nn6 tire Mitglie6er itnb
idGmmtIih 6erti9er &erfl1nff: ent'
tug6er briiben geboren ODER tpenig-
items bor oea1tfder mitamnr11trg.
mnb fie iit nidt Die ein5ige 6erti9e
@rdengemei1r6e, 6te fol@e1t offer BE-
fun6et, Ser @egier1trg IN Der 9ege1-
mdrtigen fd4uerert Belt one ffiran5iel'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Sic ,teme Treibettsan:
leibe.

2lm leddten Mpril peroen bie 3eidt
nl11gen oa1f Ste ne11e 6reibeitsonleibe
er0ffnet meroen. gs lit Sic brittle an=
leibe 6ieie r Mrt. 3um &riegfiibrerr
oeb0rt @elD, piel @el6. 8e1onoers
5u ei1per &riegfiibrung, Ste iid tn 10
aigantiIden MaBen betpegt tpie Die
geqerpdrtige. Mls mir IN Den &rieg
eintraten, ml1Bte 10 5iemli6 aaes ge=
idoffen meroen, mas fir cine tpirf=
ionne &riegfiibrnng Sic nnerlaB lide
G~orousietung lit. @emaltige Cunt
men mubten fir SEN 8au bon S6if-
fen a%l1sgemorfen meroen, nno oa es
an SEN Ell or6erli6en @erften feblte,
muBten o19 Sic geba11t tperoen. gtob
oetpoltigere Sum1ren muBtert fnr
@offen, Munition un6 aroeres
ariegsmoterial beiieite geiebt mer=
bert; fir Beidaffung Der %erforoerltz
den ltniformltiide, fir ben Mnfmtf
bon Gfer0en nnb SEN 8nu bon Mtto=
mobilen, fir sic @erridtung Ger lie
bungslager, fir 6ie Sr1pperttrans=
porte iiber See nno fir sic 8ereit=
iteGung Ser 2ager in 6ranfrei6.
Musgoben, 1ie iid friiber in be-
idei6enen @reraen gebalten batten,
perbun6ertfudten nnb b%erbuuienoz
fodten li6. @egen ser ii6 ms Site
iiqe independent Mrbeit m1Bte in aQen
R1nfes0epartements Die 3obI Ger
MngeIteaten gan5 betrddtli6 erbobt
1peroen. Miiiionen nod bent Mus=
Ganoe m1Bten ousgeriiitet tperoen,
a1n6 6as ones beridlong nniummen.
Math sic mittelbaren &riegsm1sgaben
ftenten an Ole 8un6esfaiie imner
qr0Bere Mnfor6erungen. Goblin ge-
h0ren Dor client Die Musgdben, Sic
sic Gegier11ng bot madbet miiifen, Inn
oos @iIenbabnnet BEG 9an6eS a1rs
ieiner 8ertpabrloiltmg b~erons5ubrin-
qer1 un6 BEN 8e6iirfniiien 6es &rie=
ges an5upaife11.
Dos oues foftet einen ga11aen Suu=
fen @eIb, uro aus Stenerertragen
ollein f0nne1r ore finmn3ieGen 8e6itrf-
niiie zines 1olden &rieges nidH be-
itrttten mer6en. Son ben betbelig,
ten 2Gn1ern tb11t 6ns feines nn6 bot
es feines berfu6t. sic ole baben
aroBe MnIeibert aa1fnebmen milfen,
nna feline bot S9mierigbbeiibtem gebobt,
i'm Mnleibebe6iirfrtB at 6edet. Mls
ser grobe @rieg a1tsbrah g1oltbte