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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
Y. w. c. A. Notes.

The Patriotic league. under the dl.
recuon of the Patron Teachers asso.
citation and the Y W G. A. will pre-
sent a pageant az the high school ou.
ditorium Friday evening. January rs
at g O'Clock. Representatives from
the various schools Will have part
In the pogram Mas Harriet Van
natta will direct the community sing
ine. which win include the oklahoma
state SONG "Old Folks at Home and
America"
" T. Oberholtzer will give a short
patriotic speech rallying the girls ana
boys to patriot service
Tho pageant. The American Giri on
Trial" rs directed by Mrs. q. o. lioi.
low and Mrs Murray Russell This is
free entertainment the purpose NJ
which Is 70 interest the girls and their
parents In Patriotic Irague work A
similar gork will scon be undertaken
In the interests OF the poys thruout
the grades ~ the city The bows will
have part I'm the community slnglns
on this program.
The members of the Patriotic
league have taken the following
pledge
Il pledge 20 express my patriotism
BY doing better. than ever before
whatever work / have 10 do. by remd-
erlng whatever special service I can
TO my community rHd country: ny
living up "a rie highest standards OF
character md honor and helping 9TH
cra 10 do the fRme
The pageant ahOws how tho Ameri-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole y Loosens Up Those
Stuff Joints--Drives Out Pain

foull know why thousands use Mus
lefoIe once you experience the glad re-
Get Jar at once from the nearest
ufuR store. II is a clean, white ointment,
made with the oil of mustard. Better
,nan mustard plaster and does not
buster. Brings ease ard comfort while
It is being rubbed oni
musteroie Is recommended by many
uoctors and nurses Millions of Jars are
used annually for bronchitis. Group, stiff
meek. asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu.
ihatisrn, iumbago, pains and aches of the
PACK or Joints sprains, sore muscles.
utuises' chilbiains, frosted feet, colds OF
ihe chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
6 and 6Oc jars hospital size $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
Music feeds
a sold ier' S
moral fibre. Lord
Kitchener thot
the British SOL
dierS could do

without music. He soon dis
covered his error. The Cana
dian Expeditionary Fore e
found that it must have music.
General Pershing is cabling
from France for more and bet
ter music.
Is il worth a dollar to you to
put good music in the barrack ks
II the soldier boys from this vicinity ?
sS0--Si each from eighty ciiiA~ns-
will pul nm Edison Army and Navy
rhonogrnph and library OF Edison
tc-Crcutluns In the barracks of our
boys AT Camp Doniphan. when they
- over to France, Il will go along
win them and will be IA source nf
nnnndtng pleasure md comfort Over
There.
Come In and leave your dollar and
get Your name ON the roll of honor.
The hdlSon Army and Navy Phone
graph IS manufactured by the Edison
Laboratories without profit ns n
matter OF fact, M "A loss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25

WAsHlNGTOE, Ian 24.--An nd-
mlpistrative bin authoriziIg the presi-
dent to suspaAd, modify or annnn seq
tences and orders OF military court
martials wRs submitted today by Sec
retary Baker To Chairman Chamber
lain OF the senate military committee.
Such power is desirable, Mr. Baker
said, because so many young men are
being drawn into the service who are
not familiar with military law and
usage a similar bin has been intro
duced In the house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
Marriage Licenses

James r. Harris, q, and Miss Lily
Upteerove, 90. both Of Tulsa,
J. A. McAtee As Tulsa, and Miss
Barbara Peters. 3S, katlanning, Pa.
George Jackson, 2I. and Laura NJ.
Nicodemus, 90 both OF Collinsyllle.
Thonrns p Blaine. II. and Miss Neil
Case 20, both ~ Tuba
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25

There Is an aspect of spider and fly
relations which fabulists and natural
ists alike have overlooked. A corre-
spondent who has brought the micro
scope TO bear on many houseilies
finds that the parasite upon that
hateful Insect is often an immature
spider. Too weak yet to spin its web
4 makes the fly lts winged palfrey.
and courses from place 10 place at
the will OF It's captive. either until
Pegasus perishes naturally, or pre-
sumably until the rider Ia able to
make a meal OF his charger. This, II
confirmed. seems TO carry us step
further In the study OF parasitism
and commcrclalism
All Bon Ton corsets and brassleres
at reduced prices. Miss Mildred
Wear, i6 r. Third St
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25

swept a two-story building covcring
half block, II Is believed the loss
viii reach $500, 600.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
She WAS
ONLY TWENTY
Yet Suffered with Functional
Disorder and Was Cured
by Lydia <. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Spring Valley, Ill, "FormaSy months
| suffered from periodic pains Il doc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25

tomobile viii be awndred TO the con
testant securing the third highest
number of votes regardless Of dis
trict
The 1852 iIupmobile fiNe-passen
ger will be awarded 30 the. contestant
securing the fourth highest number OF
votes regardless of district.
The $3.50 overland Country Clur
will be awarded TO the contestant Sc.
curing the fifih highest number of
votes regardless OF district
The $si2,43 Maxwell touring eur
will be awarded to the contestant Sc
curing the sixth highest number of
votes regardless OF Cistrict
After the awarding or the automo-
biles the next highcst contestant IN
each Of the six districts will be award
ed $3.50 genuine diamond ring
After the awarllnr of the antomo-
biles and the sibRdlrmopd rings the
next highest contestant In each Of the
six districts will be awarded a
500 genuine 1iamouu ring
After the above nrizes have been
awarded the next highest contestant
in each OF the gix dis.rlcts Will receive
gold watch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
Dinyl Biliousl Constipatedl

,, DHhy! puiousl lonstipafed!
iJr' hing snew Lie Pillscause a.healthy
how OF Bile and rids your Stomach
ana Bowels of-Haste and fe-menting
body poisous. They are a Tonic to
Your stomach and Liver and tone the
general system. First dose relieves.
vet bottle today. : all druggists.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25
Administrative BiII Rcady

can girl Ia thoroly patriotic and
anxious 10 do her stare In uphold *
bar couutrN'a hopor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25

Miss Hattie Boatright. one OF the
popular girls Of Snpula, Okla, Ia one
OF the popular candidates Of The
Worlds Automobile and Prize cam
palgn. Her circle OF friends has
widened since she entered the con-
test. 30 that now, not only all Sapulpa
Is working To make their candidate a
winner" but the surrounding towns
have offered To help
Miss Boatright writes that she OK
poets to put over some big things
before the closing hour Saturday
night The daily mails that flood The
World office show that she is making
good her threat, and that she In one
OF the many candidates that seem TO
have developed pep" with the
bright sunny weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-25

have have only to ask for your mon,
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
Library Suites-At 2O9o Reductions

$1,000 Genuine Brown Spanish
Leather 3-piece Library Suite,
overstuffed design, with best
spring seats. August Sale
price, $500
S250.00 Beautiful Floral Design
Oyerstuffed 3-piece Tapestry Liv-
ing Room Suite, with loose spring
cushions and winged backs. Au-
gust Sale price, $4,000
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
$4,000 Mahogany Frame

$4,000 Mahogany Frame g.
piece Library Suite, upholstered
seat, back and side in brown
Spanish leather. August Sale
price, $4,000
S91.00 3-piece CHARTERED Oak
Library Suite, fumed finish, auto
spring seat, covered in brown
Spanish leather. August Sale
price, $72.80
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

$500 CHARTERED Oak Fumed
Finished 3-piece Library Suite,
mission design, with auto spring
seats, covered in brown Spanish
leather. August Sale price, $63.20
S51.50 CHARTERED Oak 3-piece
Library Suite, fumed finished
mission design, with auto seats
in brown Spanish leather.
August Sale price, S41.20
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

$500 Mahogany Davenport
finished in brown, with cane panel ends and
back. Includes square cushions, uphol-
August Sale price, 1IU|
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

$129.OO William and Mary Design Brown Ma
hogany Living Room Suite, consists of chair,
rocker and large davenport with two square cush-
ions; upholstered in fine tapestry. e1n0 IN
August Sale price, C1VOSAU
$4,000 Blue Silk Velour Living Room Suite
with loose spring seat, cushions overstuffed de-
sign; consists of chair, rocker, and large daven-
port with spring arms. August Sale c0Ao m
price, 1E9CsUU
$275.OO Queen Anne Design Brown Mahogany
3-piece Living Room Suite with loose spring seats
cane sides and back; includes one roll and two
round cushions, upholstered in blue c0On M
velour. August Sale price, pAEUsUU
$305.O0 Solid Mahogany Apiece Living Room
Suite, with cane ends and back; upholstered seats
in brown silk velour; includes large davenport with
one roll and two square cushions; high-back fire.
side chair, rocker, and armchair. cOAA m
August Sale price, DA3fsUU
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

This includes all the popular period designs and
splendid workmanship. The following are typical o
$21s.50 Waxed CHARTERED Oak Adam Design
10-piece Dining Room Suite consisting of buffet,
china case, serving and dining tables, and
side chairs, upholstered in brown e17A on
Spanish leather. August Sale price, Q4b 4'CV
$425.00 William and Mary Period Design Beau
tiful American Walnut Dining Room Suite, Stickley
Bros, makers; consists Of long buffet, no mirror;
54-inch dining table, large china cabinet arm and
side chairs, with slip seats, covered in brown
Spanish goatskin leather. August e2Nn m
Sale price, 1O9UsUU
$325.00 American Walnut Dining Room Suite,
Heppewhte period design, consisting of buffet
with wood back, china case, serving table, extern
sion table, arm and side chairs c0cn m
August Sale price, 1kUUsUU
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

our Stock
s37500 Sheraton Mahogany Inlaid 10-piece
Dining Room Suite, consisting Of buffet, china
cabinet, serving table, dining table, arm and
side chairs, covered in blue Spanish eCCn m
leather. August Sale price, VHHV'VV
$4,000 William and Mary Design Dining Suite,
in fumed golden oak finishes; consists Of buffet,
china case, serving table, dining table, eOc m
and chairs August Sale price, %OV'VV
$4,000 10-piece Queen Anne Period Design
Beautiful Walnut Dining Room Suite, consisting
of long buffet, without mirror; large china cabinet,
with drawer; 54-inch dining table, serving table,
armchair, and side chairs. August e0An m
Sale price, ~H1V'VV
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
Entire Stock Brass
Beds
All Mattresses
At 209n OFF Regular

Mattresses built to the special
order Of the Palais Royal-and
marked at the moderate prices early
contracts make possible. Note our
August Sale prices for these mat
treSses.
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

$275.00 Adam Design Brown Ma
hogany 10-piece Dining Suite
Consisting of buffet, china case, serving table,
dining table, arm and side e00n m
chairs. August Sale price, IAHVsUV
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
Liuing Room Suites at 2O% Below Regular

S3225O Brown Mahogany Apiece Living Room
Suite consisting of freside chair, rocker armchair
long davenport, with two round cushions and one
roll, upholstered in fine blue damask, with
cane sides and back. August eCEQ M
Sale price, @HOOsVV
$4,000 Brown Mahogany Apiece Living Room
Suite with ends and back upholstered in floral
design tapestry. Includes armchair rocker, firesde
chair and long davenport, with two c01c m
square pillows. August Sale price, @E 1U.UO
S255.0O Living Room Suite, with loose spring
scat cushions and wing sides, upholstered in floral
design tapestry, including chair, rocker and
large davenport August Sale c0nA m
price, ~HV1sVV
$4,000 Overstuffed Tapestry Living Room Suite
with best spring seats and backs; includes chair
rocker, and long davenport with
spring arms. August c01c m
TE~ Sale price, QH1UsVV
The Washington times., 1918-08-05

sI555O Colonial Period Design
Dull Mahogany 3-pleee Bedroom
Suite, large dresser. 3-mirror dress
ing table and chiffonier. Q1OA An
August Sale price. U4S1SkO
The Washington times., 1918-08-05
Dining Chairs
2OR Off Regular Prices

A large variety of Dining Room
Chairs in all styles. in fumed oak.
golden oak and mahogany. All at
pos off regular prices
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
&erl11ite ser Marinetr1tppen in

VruNITelQJ+
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
@abingtom 26. Mprtl. -
0us Observation-Disclosures bot bel1-
tie angefiinoigt, 6aB cine 8erlnitliite
Ser in Srmfrei6 fampfenoen Mta=
rinetruppen 274 Mamen al1f meiit, Die
iid) folgen6ermaBen bertbeile1:
Offi3iere. - 8erfpnn6et, 4.
Mannidnften. - @efaQene, "a;
8ertpur6et, 236.
Tine $50 Mam ltarfe @ompagnie
berlor "a Mann an So6ten nn6 lao
an 8ertpnr6etem.
Sc par Die erfte amtlide Mnfiir>
6ig1ng bon ser Tbeilnubme amerIfa=
niider Mortnetr1ppen an BEN &drn-
pfen in Srorfrei6. Sic Weartnetr1p,
pen tpare1r tpobl rnter 6en eriten, ote
no6 Sronfrei9 abgingen, bod bieB
es, baB iie 811nddft binter Der Sront
8erpen6a1nq bel Der @epobatng oer
@toppenitraBen firp6en tDiir6e1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Tlei1d]npth in Eranfrei6.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Haris, 81. glpril. - Mmtlt@
mtroen fir ieoe @ohe bret fleii6lo=
lie Soge %a1geor6net. @s miro al1sge=
fitbrt, Bob 6ie 8orrdtbe an gefrore=
mem 5leil6 im1ner mebr 5ltio1nn1e1r=
l6rnmpfen; 6ab iih 6ie Notbmenoig=
felt ergeben fat, einen Sbeil Der
omerifant1den Mrn1ee nit Sleiih at
berlorgen baB Den a1r6eren Muiierten
@orr1the abgelal1e n tper6en mi111en;
6oB infolge6eilen Ser 8iebbeitono in
inner gr0Berem l1mfonge fl1r
9hlodt8mede beronge5oge11 tperoer
n1ltB. 3tpiidenbdn0ler madden 1tf 01e
'9othlage 511r1ben nn6 tretben Die
Breiie iiber olle @ebiibr binouf. Das
Treiben bot eire 6oppelte @irfnng:
0ie gr11dbr1tng Der Mrmee ertpeiit
1ib ols Elm iGapierigeS Eroblem INTO
Sic 3ibilbeb0lferl1ng lit nidt IN Der
9ooc 9leiih 5u faltfen tpegen Der
boben Ereiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Mm%erifaniide &er,un,1bete treffen Elm.

8uris; 26. Mpril. ~ Mmeritu-
mihe 5oloate1, bertuun1et IN DER
groben 56laht, ole iebt gei6lagen
tpiro, treffen bereitg binter Ser Gront
ein un6 1913 @ertpproete u1tb &ranfe
boben bas &oipttol Nr. 25 erreidt.
5ie fommen bon ieoen @inbeiten,
6ie S6mlter an 5dulter NUT BEN
Sran5oien l1no 8riten &Gmpfen, I'M
Sen @ormarib Der 1e11ti6en auf5n=
balten.
@oipital Nr. IS lit ei1res Der gan5
nelten, ste erit eingeridbet tpa1rben>
nahybem Die miierten BEN er1ten
ba1tihen Dribe in Der 8itm6ie gum
ltebet gebra9t botten. Mmn lieB
Die Amerifaner ni6t lange BORT, ion-
BERN bradte lte meiter nah ruf=
mdrts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Gedls Sp6e.

8oDnr6, Neb. = 5e6s Manter
pl1r6en get06tet bel einem 3tfom<
men1toB zines Burlington @dmea5u=
ges nit einem Mrbeits5a1ge pGbre16
zines @Hneeiturmes. Ser nnfan er=
eignete ft9 a1rtpeit 8upnarb. 9ie
3a1gbe6ieniteter bei6er 3iige rettetert
lid 6a1r9 Mbfpringen bonn 8mge. Ser
glrbeits5ng itan6 ouf 6em Sa1tptge=
Iei1e, 11n6 Elm Signalbeomter mor
pora1tsgeidift tpor6en, um ben
Sdnenfro9t3ng gum Gteben 5u britt
gen, aber Der 5bneefan tpar 10 be-
6erer6, 6oB ser Mann bom 2ofo-
m~otibfiibrer ni@t bemerft morben
nnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Observation-Disclosures in Seiter=
reid, iaot @tener 3eitt1a.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Mufbington, 26. Mprtl. -
SSsn einem 8eriGt a11s 6%iplomattider
Natelle beiBt es, 6aB lt6 Die 8anern
in ser Ukraine pegen Ser S6mere Ser
oertti6en 11rr6 olAerreidh1rgarii@eh
6orbernnge1 uerbeben nn6 @ol0aten
gefangen ba1ten." sc fommt ongeb1id
%ipie6erbolt GIT 3ltiommenit0Ber nn6
anf bei6en Seiten mur6en biele Her=
Ioren %get06tet: l1eber mie Nabrnmgs=
mittelloge in 0elterrei9 beiagt Ser
9erift: Cine bon sen 8iener Bet
tungen ber6ffentlidte, mtlide Mote
3eigt 6e1t@rn1t Ser grndbrungSi6mte=
riqfeiten, nit 6ene11 Seiterrei6 5u
fGmpfen but. 9ie1e Note felt felt,
6aB ser grtrog Ser r1tmGnii9en Crit
tie bonitdn6iq erid0pft lit, rnb BOB
man nit Ser Wei5en5nfubr aus Der
Ukraine Dor 6en @n6e 6ieies Mo=
1atg nidt red)ren farm. Inter 6ie=
ie1t l1mitGn6et m1B 6ie &egierlrg
Sic @etrei6erei erben bel61agnabmen,
Sic man Sen 8ar1ern 5u peri0nli6em
@erbro1tdy iiberloiien hotte. Die SEQ
tie en6et Init ser @nfhiillung Der Sc
IorgniB Ser 0iterrei6iiden &egieru1g
iiber cine MaBnabme, Sic bon 6en
@ol1ern iebr libel al1fgenommen tper=
Sen miro" 9ie &egieru11g Derbeble
iid 1tiGt Sen @rnit 6ieier MaBnabme,
boffe aber> sob Sic @a11ern 6as bon
iba1en gefor6erte Opfer in patriott=
1dem @etite bringen tuer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Die bent{dlen @erlnite.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
mHerbom 81. Mpril.-Mad
einem mgebliden 8eribt Der Sratef-
furter 3eitltn9 ion General Sanl5e
Dor 6em &auptm1sfduB 6es @eid)Sta-
ges bic g%rfldra1ng abgegeben babem,
baB 6ib oie bisberigen @erll1ite
Deutldlanbs int &riege m1f runo
5mei Miaionen Wan1r beliefen. st.
tpa 100000 &ro1pfe unb @ertpun6e>
tie parerp in Der Gage mieoer nab Der
6ront 5rriid5u5ieben, mabren6 $685.
900, barur1ter 10000 @an5inbali6e,
als l1nfabig fir Sen S%rontoienit emit
laiie1l mer0en m11Bten. 8is gum ben=
tigen Gage fat nah Der angebli6en
@rfldr11ng bes Generals uDeut61anb
nit ungefbdr $4,000 @ansirpali6en
at rehnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Standardization nit Spanien.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
@oibington 26. Mprtl. =
8ie0erum buben iid Ser Durdfub=
rrt1g 6eS apirtbidaftli6en ueberein=
fomme1nS 5miiden 0en 8ereinigten
'Stoaten nnb Spa1rien 56mierigfei=
ten in 6en 8eg ge1teat. 2ebte gea6t
perlolttete> boB 6ie Ser en6l1ng ome=
rifani16er fin 6en Export na6 5paz
1pien freigegebe11er 8ro6ltfte penig=
items 5eit1peilig etngeidrdnft tper6en
ioI ipegen DER 8er50ger1tng in Den
Gen6nngen outs g panien an Sic
omerifmilden Grltppen 1T Sranf=
reib. Man gla1bt, 6uB Der fiir5lide
@ebiel inn ipa1riiden &abinett fit
Sen Grubel beranttportlib lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Ueberfall auf Uboot.
ltation Elm Febll6Iag.


True, translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October eth' 1917.
Berlin, 26. s(pril. (l1eber 2on-
oon.) - l1eber Sen britiihen Mn=
ariff auf sic oa1tlden Sau6booti to-
tionen an ser belgi1den &iiIte bot Der
MomiralitGtsltab ser 0entldyen Slotte
sic folgenbe amtlide Mnfiirloig11ng
per1ffentltdt:
yMm 9ienitag morgen tpl1r0e cine
I'M aroBen Wabltabe %e11ttporfene nno
pfne gfiidfl id)t ua1f bie Spfer geplante
ltntcrnebmr11rg Observation-Disclosures
fraf tie 9egen uniere 5tationer an Der
flonorii6en &iiite pereitelt.
vMody beftigem gombaroement oeS
Iein6es ouf Gee itieBen fleine &rel1=
aer, beqleitet bon 5ablpei6en 3er1to=
reren ur16 Motorbooten, ltnter et1en1
oihten ghleier fiimtltben gsebels
nobe Sitenoe un6 3ee6rugge IN Der
gbitdt Dor, sic Shleuie EN- uno 5a-
~fentperfe at 5%er1t0ren. Mad) ben Mr-
qoben BON @efongenen bdtten bier
@ompoenien Marinetruppen oie Wto=
le 6ei 3eebrltgge o1tr6 eiren 9a1to=
ltreid) beleten iollen, Inn ollie gmt=
lidfeiten, @el6iite, bas oortlge
@risqsmoteriol nnb Sic I'M Sofen tie
oenoen 6obr5euge git 5erit0ren.
Son bieien Sruppen errethte1t
ro1tr ettpa pier5ig sic Mo1e. Ste fielen
tfeils l%eben6ig, tbeils tobt IN urri ere
SGnoe. Muf bem fdmolen, boben>
WoM ser Mole fGimpften bet6e Sbeile
nit Ser G1tBerIten @11tb. SON 6er an
6en9lrgriff betbeiligten Slottenltreit=
frdfter tp11r0en 6ie fleinen, &re15er
@irginio, gnterpriie II. Cirrus iotpie
stpei o1r6ere g1eiher &onitrlftlon, De-
rem Nore1t nidt befannt itn6, nobe
Ser @iilte beriertft. ~l1eber6ies maroen
6ret 3erlt0ner nn6 eine betrdftli6e
2;abI bon Eorpe6obooten nn6 Wotor=
booten 611r6 un1er Mrttueriefe 11er ber=
Ie11ft. M11r menige Monm Ger 8eiab=
1tren fonnten bon 1tns gerettet tper=
6en. Mbgeleben bon sent an Der Weole
6nrd) einen Torpe6otreffer berltrio6=
ten Sha6en blieben nniere Safen=
tperfe gon3 rtnbeidyG6igt. Son uni e=
rem SNotteni treiittffrGfften erlitt MIR Elm
Sorpe6oboot SHo6er1 Ser leidteiten
Mrtt. nniere @erluite tparen gering."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
,Midlt at %bernidten."

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
Mmiter1om 81. Mprtl.- sos
Soft, Dos atns GIT berni@ten beitrebt
lit, grGbt ii9 fem eigenes @rab," err
fflGiirte ser @nife6 mod 6em Diinel6or=
fer Mn3eiger im @erIanfe elmer @r=
.6rterl1rg iiber Die odte 6elti@e
&riegsonGeibe. Ser @ailer ftbr fort:
ul1ni ere Siege o1tf 6em 5dGadtfel6e
11n6 11niere 5iege 6abeim ioQten 6en
Detn6e sic neberae1tg1rtg b%eibringen,
BOB mir tpe6er 61tr6 @affen nod
6ur6 tpirfbtidaftli6e Siolierltng GIT
bernidten ftn6."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
@eoen 1tnlphale nnb &Dbelbanfen.

5prtngfie10, Sn., II. Mprtl.
- s. 6erbert Cole, ein 9pe5ialber=
treter 6es S1iti56epurtements IN
@o1bingto1r, fiat be11te bier ein 9a1tpt=
quarter etngerthtet, tint NIT @on=
ber11eltr Sronf 8. 2om6en nn6 Den
9tootsbeb0r6en 5uimmen511orbette1,
Tint nnlopoIeS @enebmen 5n berfol=
ger1 nn6 Observation-Disclosures i'm
Mamen 6es Hatriotismns at berbtn=
6er11. SEER Cole ma1r6e nadp SUIT
nois geian6t, 1trn tint Non1er Der Ste
giernng einem @elud 6es @ol1ber=
tte11r 2otp6en 5u entipreden, infolge
ser 1el1liden &ubeitor1ngen i'm
@taot, tpelhe in Dent 2pn6mor6 See
Mobert s.. 8roger IN @ol1inSbine me-
gen angebliden M1tfrnbrs gipfelten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Mor6flaae folgt a,tf 2bndgertdt.

WlDrDtlage 1Dl9l aMT SyHagtttWl.
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
G6mor6s billie, SGinois, 26.
Mpril. - @pGt be11te abe116 mltroe1r
is Eer1onen bon 6en @roBgei6hpore=
men in Mnflage5uitanb beriebt, melz
die Gen 2pndmor6 an &obert Hanl
8ruqer bom 5. Mprt1 in @oatnsbile
inter iu6ten. 3tp6If Mnfluget muir
Sen gegen 3ipiltften tpegen Moroes
erbpben, un6 bier Mnflagen gegen
&oli8ilte1r tpegen MiBbra1t6s Der
Mmtsgepalt.
Die bier angeflagten &o1i5iiten
heiBen Gre6. Sroit, Martin S11tdef,
&arrp @tepbens nn6 Sobn Sl1bnif.
0te Mnfloge be1tebt aus flint 8e=
1dper6en, 1tnb beidatl6igt fie Der
@erletnng ibrer Mmtspfligten, met1
1ie es nnterDa1ien baben, BEN Bolts
bout fen FIT %5eritre1ten, Die 8iirger 51r
Silfe1eiitl1ng ouf5ufor6ern nn6 tr=
Qen0 iernan6en Dor 6em Muffniipfen
bon Eroger 5n berbaften.
Sic perbofteten 3ibiliiten itn6:
Sosoiepb Miegel, einge1tan6enermaBen
egiibrer 6es @%o1fsbanfens, melfyer
Eraqer o11ffffniipfte, @eslep 8eaper,
Midor6 9ufes ST., @iniam grod=
meier un6 @1ri6 Gilmore.
Sc tpmr6e %leiner5eit bebmtptet, 6ob
Iraqer tpege1t angebli6er nmpatrio=
ti16er MenBerrngen oufgefniiipft NOR
SEN lei, obtpobl ME cine beittmmte
MngGbe iiber iolde Me1berungem Of
fentlih Qemoht tpatr6e.