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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

less. in so far as comfort was con-
eerned. a paradise when compared
with the cells.
After I had been walking about the
ward for few days J had one OF the
greatest surprises OF my life. II was
on a bright sunny morning in Oc-
tober that the commander OF the
prison. accompanied by Nine. Var
burg. the SOY woman. and the doctor.
came into the ward.
Karl hlGmpke.' she said. you
have been an unurterabie fool VIII
you tell me now what YOU know Of
The associates Of the man EepIenzf2
Your reward shall be great"
Madame 7 said. con my honor. ]
can tell you nothing. for know moth
ing that is not already known 90 YOU.
I am innocent OF the crime for which
/ am being punished"
For close upon an hour the woman
Piled me with questions. AT last she
appeared satisfied with my answers.
for. turning from me. she spoke 10 the
governor Together the two consult
ed awhile Then the governor adj
dressed me.
"Munchener7 he said. you have
been convicted OF a serious offence.
but In view Of your good work and
the services you have rendered TO the
fatheriaud in the earlier days you are
to be pardoned-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
SEEK TO IMPROVE SOCIAL
WELFARE OF MEN IN CAMP

Austin, Tex. June 19.-With
view OF improving conditions Eener-
ally at the various military camps Of
the state, the governor has called a
meeting Of the Texas military well
fare commission 10 be held at Austin
on THURSDAY. Ii IS expected at this
conference TO formulate definite plans
looking 20 the Improvement OF social
welfare Of the soldiers now fin train
ing in those camps. This commits
sion is composed OF leading citizens
Of Texas. and was recently created
by the governor with the approval
Of the military authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
ARIZONA TROOPS PRAISED
FoR QUICK TRENCH DIGGING

camp Kearuey. san Diego Cal.
June 19-MaL Gen Frederick s
strong commander Of the 40th divi-
sion commended highly today the
work OF the 18th fArizona and Colo
rado) infantry brigade in diEEinE
trenches under simulated enemy fire
last night The trenches were laid
ou- yesterday. Last night the SOL
diers marched out. were issued tools
AZ an engineer dump and set TO
work in silence The lack OF noise at
any stage OF the work and the ex-
CeIlent discipline were the phases
particularly commended by the gen
e-a1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Conscientious Director
Masters His ScrubZes

LeWistoWn. Pa. June -q.-After
having hidden out in the Seven noun
trains beyond his home near Be1leville
almost continually since last Septem-
Der 10 escape the draft. Seth s. Yoder.
an Amish man. suddenly came out Of
his hole and announced that he had
overcome his conscientious scruples
ana was ready 10 20 TO camp. No
charges were preferred against him
as he was sent on his way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
PAUL HARVEY IS TO ENTER
CAMP AT PLAITSBURG. N. J

Paul Harvey. after returning to
El Paso from san Antonio. where he
visited with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. n. Harvey, left Wednesday for
Plattsburg. n. Y, where DE VIII en-
ter a military camp on June 60 Dr.
Harvey was a 1918 graduate or the
TT Paso high school and distinguished
himself in military work connected
with the high school cadets. He was
accompanied on the trip by Charles
knoblauch, who VIII also enter the
Plattsburg school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

When you leave on your trip and
when YOU come back. there is always
one safe plan 20 adopt-intrust your
HaEEaEe 10 US Before leaving tele-
phone $500 and the baggage win be
attended 20 promptly. When you re-
t1rn- just leave your baggage checks
ar the Information bureau. Union
Depot.
The City Service Company.
j. ~. Kirkpatrick. President
H. .. Camp. 1fanaEe
Autos. Tazis. Baggage NovinE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
ELKS OPEN THEIR CLUB ROOMS
TO SOLDIER MEMBERS HERE

At a regular meeting OF El Paso
lodge OF Elks Tuesday evening. it
was voted % open the club rooms TO all
members Of the order who may be
serving in the army at El Paso and 10
give an entertainment once a month
for the soldier members Of the order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
ARNY AIR,rAN IS KILLED.

Fort Worth, Tex. June 1s-Lieut
II C. Kelly. an instructor I'm aviation.
was killed this afternoon at Ben
Brook The cadet flying with him was
uninjured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
- TaateIes. IN TonIc

Isr0Ve'E Tn8teIeas chi Tonic
restores vitality and energy by puri-
flying and enrichinE the blood. You
can soon feel its Strengthening. IN
MIGRATING Effect. Price 6oc.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
TEXAS AND n. NJ.
MEN ARE SHOT
Corp. Mccullough, fabian,
N. NJ, Corp. Baker, Tenn
pie, Tex, in Casualty List.

Washington, d. C.. June 19--The
army casualty list today contained IA
names, divided as follows: Killed in
action, 2S: died OF wounds, 70: died Of
accident and other causes, three; died
in airplane accident. two; died OF
disease. eight: wounded severely. 81;
wounded slightly. one: missing In ac-
ton. one: prisoners, two. Among
those reported killed in action was
Corp Arthur ". Baker. OF Temple.
Texas. Corp John ". Mccullough. Of
fabian. y. n. IS reported seriously
wounded.
The lst-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowel
troubles Perfectly harmless. See
directions on the bottlc--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Most excellent and royal arch de-
grees Friday evening. Masonic temple.
beginning at seven-thirty. Lemonade.
cigars Special welcome TO soldier
companions and other visitors.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Furniture stored. packed and shipped.
Du sang d Nelloorn. Ph. 39ss.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

serEt. Rutherford D. Alcock. Ef-
bingham. H.. Corp. VIM Wallace
Carlton. Talmade, Ohio. pvts Merton
l. Allen. Alden, Mass; Wilbur Mosby.
Chicago; VIM 3. Reagan, Clarks, La:
Leo Servid. Chicago; Geo. F. st. Clair.
Johnson City, Tenn. Paul Joseph
Trembley, New Bedford. Mass.
Died Of Accident and other Causes.
Sergt. Lester g. Rivers. Milwaukee.
Wis; Corp. Joseph J. Fitzgerald. New
York City; cook Arthur W. Daven-
port. Barnard. Mont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

ILeuts. Howard Wilson Flower,
Youngstown, Ohio: Isaac r. Col-re.
Blue Mound. I'LL: Gordon kremmerling.
New York City. Sergt Ernest F. Dun
can, Bloomington, Ind; Corps Arthur
vs.. Baker. Temple. Texas; Charles A
Parker. New York City; Joseph Vail
long Waterbury. Conn; Pvts- samuel
Amato. Brooklyn: Branslaw Audri-
zyiWszi Chelsea, Mass; Jesse ID.
Burke. Kempton. Nd. Adrieu j. De-
sourdie, Haverhiil. Mass: Frederick
p. Easton. Portland. Me; Elmer G. Ed
son. Fruitland. idaho; Ira Evans, Bis
sell. Wash; Peter j. Fenstermacher.
Catawissa. Pa. Victor kolinskys Shen-
andoah. Pa: Theodore Kraakma. Al
cester. S. D.: Jeston I. McAviney, New
Haven. Conn; Michael MarellO. Wa
terbury. Conn. Knud T. M0ler. New
York City; Louis Palmer. NewarE- n
j., William C. Ritzman. Reading Pa;
Aliva Rodriguez. FAN River, Mass;
Torgei H Royals. kristianlauds Nor
way; Ferdinand J. Sarptian. Brook
Ign; Edward r. Sutherlin. Salina- kas-;
Robert Y. Winnett. Speers, Pa; Odls
Young ArIee w Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Store your coal now-it viii help
the government.
Held Bros. Inc.0-Phone se.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Corps Richard Healey. RoEbury.
Mass; Charles L Joy. Bsnzonia, Mass;
James p Love. Lenaconing, Nd; Pvts-
Loren u. Bauta, Kansas City, Mo-;
Orviue Baziu. Bradford. Ohio: Frank
Bodonix. Jersey City, y. j.; James NJ
Brown, Malone, n y: Floyd de Roo,
Chicago; Reuben 81 Gilbert. Lincoln
vile. Eas-. Lloyd Stanley Howe. COL
fax. Wis. David A. Paul. Gilman,
Iowa, Loren W. SewelL Lynn. Mass.
Died in AirDlane accident. Lieut..
Daniel A. Bigelow. san Francisco;
Lieut. Albert II. CowarL Ensley. Ala.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
1iisslnE Action.

Pvt James a. Sexton. Brattleboro.
Prisoners. not previously reported
missing; Capt Howard +. Kane. Ma
chias, Ne: second Lieut. Edward Al
bert kOenue. Rochester. " Y.
Previously reported killed IN action.
now reported wounded in action: Pvt.
Allen r. Moore, Fitzdale. VI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

one day I feu beside my lathe in
dead faint. When ] recovered con-
sciousness found myself lying tn
hcd IN the prison hospital n poorly
furnished institution. but neyer-he-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Germans Assault
City Of ReimS;
14-MiLe Attack
Are Driven Back By Gal.
liant French Defenders
OF The Line.

ordered to take the place at all costs
during the night"
The Petit Journal thinks that the
Germans viii strike either the road
10 Calais or in the direction Of Paris.
perhaps on both fronts simultane-
ously.
The Echo de Paris believes the next
German effort VIII come between
Mont Didier and Chateau Thierry.
across the Disc and Aisne 10 the
Marine.
The front Of the new German at
tack IS the semi-circIe drawn by the
enemy about the city OF Reims in the
recent offensive on the Aisne front
The Reims region comprised the left
flank OF the German attack. Ground
was given by the French on both
sides Of the cathedral city. but the
town itself and the nearby protecting
forts were held against me German
onslaught and have since remained In
French possession
Distance Is Is Miles.
Reins. however, was hemmed I'm or
three sides by the enemy and IL has
been considered only a question OF
time when the Germans would make
q concerted movement 10 GUST its de-
tenders.
The front Of the present attack.
from Nrigny. west OF the city TO La
pompeue, around the semi-circle 20
the east is approximately "A miles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Wounded Severely.
Lieurs. John D. Filey, Jrs Brooklyn.
VIII Alvin Forward, ROckton. ILL.,
Harold C. Mills. Troy. y " Robert S
.O'Laughlin. New York City; Dean D.
SturEis, LniontoWn. Pa. SerEtE- Gil
bert w BerEan. Harlan. Ky; Wm. J.
Curlett, san Francisco. EIlsr C. Fletch-
er. Packard, KY; Samuel A. Golden
berg, New York City. Geo II. Gore.
Manhattan Beach, n. y; Corps. Arthur
J. Bond. Scipio. Okla; Frank l. Fox.
Mansfield. Mass Albert Gibbons.
Hood River. Ore; Ralph Gipson.
Mitchell, Ind; Newton Grub. Rives-
Vile, W. Va; Walter Jasinski. East
Detroit Mich: Walter Johnson, Chi
caEo; Simon r Lo1gleid. Charles
town. Mass. John w. Mccullough,
fabian. n. n: Everett I. Miller Jew
ell City. kas.; James J. Munroe, Hav-
erhill, Mass; Joseph Pisillo, North
Bergen. n =; Enos Robinson. Big
Cabin Okla; Jeus Thompson. Rolfe.
Iowa. Robert L Wheat. Memphis,
Texas; Pvts. Finceuzo Baltic. Pitts
burg, Pa; william B. Barry. Smith
Center, Kas.. Louis 7. Beckarlo. St
Louis Mo- oscar Benson, 1elm.
Wash; Paddy Brown. Tigerton, Wis:
Tony Buono. Boston; John ". Carl
CovingtOn. Ky; Frank S. Crawford,
McMinnvile, ore; Vital Crospi. New
York City. William Curlo. Polkton,
aH= HH ANaa III lean LlILlE4Inr Ia
harFeE W. Fannestalks Rapid City
Mich. Lewis 3. Fleet. Glendora. Cal;
Martin Gauiano. Naples, italy: Fred
Gerrisch, New York City; Earl A Gill,
Eldred- Pa, Harry NJ GIBSON, New
port, Me- John ". Green, Dawson. n.
D.; Samuel Grico, Oneida, y. Y; John
n Griner, Pelham, Ga. Marion Hamp-
ton. Franklin, Idaho. JEFF Harmon,
Curlow. Ky; Able Hinkles Clinton,
ILL.,; Dale Hyland. Portland. Mich: Oh
liver II. Johnson, Egg Harbor, Wis:
Vincent Z. johnson, Gib0on. MINI:
John j. Jurick. La Sale. III. sam
kalsi. Columbus. Ohio: Gust Eerlazie.
Haven, Conn; Robert W Lennox, Big
Lake, MINI. Wade D. Lester. Big
Creek, Miss. Thomas c. Littlejohu.
Gaffnev. S. c.: Geo. A McCollum Bat
tie Ground. Wash; Claude Mccoy.
Portsmouth, Va; Robert u. AIckier-
FroFlqence- IL l., Joseph Manciro,
Brooklyn; Henry A. Miller. Brooklyn.
Ray W Miner. lone, Cal; Dewey
Prime, Stems, y. c.. Wyatt Predmore.
Seneca, S c.; Henry Reed, West
Union, ". Va; Defoes n. Rich. South
ington, Conn: Henry Riss, Worthing-
tons Mlnu.s Elliott kosen, ROL1ury.
Mass; Joseph Rozanski, Englewood.
Colo; Thomas Ryan. MorristoWn. s.
D.: James F. Steusland, Boone. Iowa;
William stephens. IT.. Skipperville.
Ala. Chas. Stewart. WaTIoomsac. ".
y, Stanley Tarkawski. Chicago I
Chesley W. TAYLOR, Marlboro. Mass. I
Herald Terril Fort Worth, Texas:
John L. Tinney, Newark. n. J.. Alex
ander =. Nautrain. New Orleans
Frank Weglaszs Chicago; Leon j. /
Wellman. Perry. y. Y; Robert +. Z
Welsh. Philadelphia; Morton J. Wheel I
or, Wlnona. MINI; Frank Zilla. De- I
troit, Joe n Parker. Sterno, " c.
Wounded slightly. Pvt. Frank &. Z
Williams, Norton. Mass
Missing Action.
Pvt James a. Sexton. Brattleboro. I
Vt
Prisoners, not previously reported .
missing; Capt Howard T. Kane. Ma I
chias, Ne; second Lieut.. Edward Al I
81 A-.---a E..-- 49, y =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Ilen, N reply @ he PRESIDENT the
man mentioned name after name or
other workers. who. he alleged. were
implicated in the plot. and who were
known to him as associates Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Second Lieut. Chas H. Timer. Potts
VILE Pa; Pvts- Paul Leber. CoIum bia.
Pa; Harry Beatty. Fayette. Ia; Harry
z Hess. Altoona. Pa; Donald 2.
Erickson. Los Angeles. Calf; Joseph
Bryan Kelly. Carrolltou. III.
Died Of disoase- PVT. Joseph X
Clark U-aTrou T-N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
@efunobett!

@enn man in 6ie1en Eagen ieman0
in unmittelborer M6be 6es eigenen
geliebten 2eibes nieien bort, ruff
man ni6t> mie es ion1t Ser 6aa mar
gang glei6giiltig, b0flih un6 ar6
Elm biBden nedi1d, lonoern nit elmer
Snbrunit, in ser Sic Belorgnis un6
gbrli9feit bes beiBenBunihes 6urd=
flingt: @eiun6beit! gbrli9 lit ser
@unid, g%run6ebrlid, neil man 6ie
gemin1dte> berrlidite oler @ottes=
eoben ni6t iopobl 6em Nieien6en,
Sen man = begreiflihertpeiie - Elm
menig i9eel, fat fein0li6 anbltdt, gu
6enft, ion6ern 1ib ielbit. 9aB 6ie ipa=
nii6e Snfluen5u = Oh lie n1tn tpirf=
lid aus @panien o6er, mie on0ere
9eute b%ebaupten, auf umpegen aus
MuBlono eingeibleppt tpor6en lit, =
IGBt einen falt - o11f ibren l1nbeil=
tponoerungen ou6 ct. Glou6 erreidt
bot, GdBt ltd angeli6ts Der bielen @r=
franfnngsfduen, Sic uni er ltd6tii6er
Sc 1nn6beitsbeomter bisber gu mel
oen gebobt bat, nun nidt einmal
mebr tpeglengnen, an6 tpenn man
cine nod 10 unberbeiierlide optilni=
1tii6e Beranlagnng bat.
@ein @unoer, 6oB mir inltrl1ftib
bon Sic en Nieien6en abriiden! Sc
bouptet 6o& Sic meoi5inii6e 8eis=
belt, sic gero6e in ~3uiammenbang
nit ser Grippe iiberon 10 n1f6rings
lid ousgefromt miro, 6aB I'M ere
@roBito6tnerben nns gan5 Defenders
oo3u prd6eltinieren, 6emMnitnrm 6es
8o5ilus ser Snfluen3a gum Spfe e gu
folen. DoB ferner Die Molena11'
iommlung bon a%bgebebter Wenid~
beit, sic in Sen Stdbten unrmgang=
1id lit, Ser &ronfbeit be6auernstper=
ten Bori6nb leiitet.
Ob 6as be6ingnngslos
ridtig lit, fann man oabtngel telt
iein Io1ien. Eatio4e 1T ~ieoenfonS,
ooB sic 5eude iif) onb BORT, mo- man
bei3eiten at Observation-Disclosures grtff
NIT unbeimlider 56nenigfeit o1s=
aebreitet bot, pdbrenb Defenders I'M
Oiten ein5elne 5td6te, Seem Dorf be-
ion6ers, bisber MIR mentg mitgenom=
men moroen iin6, obi9on man CUR
Mbpebr Ser Se11be 10 gut mie nthts
aeton fat. S11 ie6em Salle lit Der
Sdo6en, sen sic Snfluen5a anrid=
tet, ol,d bon Sen Spfern an Men=
idenIeben o%bgeieben, nidt gering.
Sogor ar6 in CT. CLOUD nidt. Be=
ionoere 8erlulte baben 6ie Wirte II.
snbober on6erer 0ffentli@er 2ofole.
Gos EbeotergeidGft itebt bonitanoie
itiu. Die gleid5eitige 59lieB nng Der
Observation-Disclosures bat fretli6 oud
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
belebt. Sic 6ineiii9e Sugen6 lit emf

belebt. Sic 9ineiiide Sugeno lit emf
pfangli9 nnb begabt, 1te miro immer
mebr Der beiBgeliebte @egenitan6
meroen, INN melden 6as @briitentum
nit DEM nlten uno neuen @ei6ent1m
in China gu ringen baben miro. Die
S9ule miro 6as S9la6tfelb, 100 mir
Streiter @ottes Die S9ladten oes
@errn gu idlagen baben meroen!
@obl nns, tpenn babeim in ariltli=
6en 2anoern uns @offen un6 Muni-
ton gelief ert mer6en: @ebet II. Mii-
1ionsgaben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
5daoen ouf fiinfunoiieb5ig Miuio=
men Collar.

5daoen auf fiinfunolieb5ig Miuio=
men Collar.
Mn sic fiinf5ebntauienb Meni9en
iino bur9 Sic 8rGnoe ob6oblos &C.
woroen, un0 mebrere b1noert Men-
iden iino Dem %gefraBigen Clement
gum Spfer gefauen, gum Sell in oen
6lammen umgefommen, gum Sell
ouf Ser 6lu9t Dor oem 6eller geltor=
ben. Mo1 Sen beiben 5p6tlommer=
tagen bate mal1 nit oen1 Musbru6e
bon @ol6brdnoen gerednet, ober Ell
ne 0erartige &ataltropbe bate man
ni6t ertpartet. 5ol9e 8ran0e iin0 in
ienen @egenoen feline Seltenbeit.
8enn Sic iommerlide Site Ben
@al0bo0en ausgetrodnet bat, 0um
geniigt i9on Elm bon Musfliiglern
o0er bon einem Sdger a6tlos meg
eetporfenes %glimmer1Oes Strei6bol5,
Inn cine &otoltropbe berbei5ufiibren.
Muf sic %mongelbaft bema6ten IL.
idlef)t gel0idten Gel1er, sic BON
2anbitreihern in Sen @dloern ange=
ma6t peroen, baben ibon baufig 5n
perbeerenoen 8ranoen gefibrt, aber
10 iblimm pie biesmal bat 6os 6eu=
CT lelten getpiitet. 8enig1tens nidt 10
melt Sic 3abl Ser Spfer bon Wen=
i6enleben inbetra6t fommt. 20i9en
laiien iol6e 8ranbe it6 i6mer, in
Sen meiiten 6duen muB man abnar-
ten, Big tie infolge giinltigen Bin6es
o6er Mangels an Nabrung erloi6en.
Mber a116 bier ldBt ii6 6ur9 WoB-
nabnen borbeugen0en @barafterS
piel errei6en. SIT aud in Sen lebten
Sobr5ebnten mandes geideben. Mber
genug lit nod lange nift gei6eben,
oas 5eigen sic fur6tbaren 8ran0e Ser
lebten 8o@en. 9esbalb miro nod
biel mebr geideben miiiien> INN tpe-
nigitens sic I'M @al6gebiet gelegenen
h%liibenoen S%eimltatten un6 lire Be-
mobner 51 ldiiben. Wir f0nnen uns
nidt mebr geitatten, Sen Serlult bon
10 bielen b%un0erten Meni6enleben
lei1t gu nebmen. 9afiir brau6t 6as
2an6 fleiBige un6 b%etriebiame Men=
i6en ol5n notpen0ig, nn6 notlpen6i=
ger nod ols in ser @egenmart miro
es lie in 3utunft brauden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
Temer tt,t @albe.

Cine fdmere Seimiu6ung lit iiber
Sic noroliden Eeile Ser beioen @too<
ten Minneioto uno 8isconitn ge-
fonmen. @epoItige 6euer baben bort
oie @aI6er pertpii1tet nn6 nidt BLOB
oroBen @dooen ongeridtet, ionoern
and fdmere Opfer an Menidenleben
oefor6ert. @al6beltan6e auf etnem
@ebiet bon fiinf5ebnta1ien6 Quoorot=
meiIen fins berni9tet tpor6en, gart5e
SrtIhoften uno aablreide etn5elne
Mntpeien fin6 Ben Slommen gum
Spfer qefonen, uno in @eritdernngs-
frei5en idGbt man BEN mgeri@teten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

lire quite Settle. Sic gibt @elegenbeit,
au9 iol6e Ebeater oieier Mrt, in
mel6en folt Sag fir. Sag, iabraus,
jabrein geipielt miro, einmal elmer
griinoliden &einigung uno @rnel1er=
1tng 5u unter3ieben, mas Die meiiten
herielben iebr mobl pertragen fon=
men. Daour9 miro 0as 8ublifum an
ieinem 2eibe fir bas enti@a6igt
1per0en> mas es g%egentpartig an mebr
o6er 1peniger 5meifelboften geiitigen
@eniilien 6ieier Mrt einbiiBt. Q1n6
bos lit Elm un16abbarer @eminn.
un0beit!
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3rsit int 2etoe.
@enm 2etb mnb Summer DID erfak-

@emm 2eib nnb Summer DID erfaf'
ten,
1tmb bittres @eb Did f&l,ts in 8ann,
@ertrane Defines 9er5ens 2aiteu
9eidt einer ein5'gen Seele an.
Teller Ipllit ben Summer tragen,
Ser iiber Did BEN Sieg ge>uanr,
gu felbit io1it ibn at 8oben idlasen,
1tnb bpppelt fiblit gu Did als
Man1!
0ab 9einen &1tmmer feiner merle,
gu ser @iniamfeit Did >peib11,
Sic tpirb Dir &raft, iie ,uirb Sir
@tGrfe,
@ie mirb 9ir Gel6itsefib1 ber1eibm.
iollit, >uenn fetge Seelen aittern,
1tnb sageno in Sen Mbgrnnb iebn,
Gtula ,uie Elm @id)ba11m bei @eipit-
tern
8pben fe%it9elunraelt itebn.
O1t ellie 1tetS IN Not 1t1o Sd)mer5e1
3u 9einer 9lmsermGblten n,tr,
Gum aqertreniten @1ttterber5en,
311m Mntterber5en Der Mat11r.
0m mirit lei ibren Mtem5iigen
Sm &raft 11nb Starfe ne11 gefiigt,
ltnb sic Mat1tr fam ntmmer liigen,
Mie Menidenang' 1tnb 2ippe liigt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
Erunfreid tpirb balb befreit fem.

@eiter peltli6 tpur6e 6as Dorf
Moncen1. 2es-2eups, cine fur5e
@trede 1ii6Ii9 ser @erre, bon 6en
6%ron5oien beiebt. l1ntpeit n0r6lider
freu5ten sic Erl1ppen 6es Generals
Mangin sic 0i1e. 0ie 8efreiung
Sronfret9s lit nur cine Srage fur-
ger 3eit.
Sn 6lan6ern idreiten sic Maiier'
ten nit 6em groBten @rfolge boz
tpGrts. Ser offi3iene belgiide 8eri@t
beiogt, baB 5miiden 6em San65oeme
&anal nn6 ser @oulers= Mentn Giro
BE sic belgii9en nn6 fran5oitiden
Eruppen eine Mn5obI Srti6aften er-
oberten. @intgeS rti6aften fielen oud
in sic SGn6e ser 8riten. Cine groBe
MnaobI bon @anonen nn6 groBe
8uantitdten bon &riegsmaterialien
puroen erbeutet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

mii6e&loiiif mortlid o%ntpen6bar ouf
China >pobl in erb0btem @ro6e. Die
6inefi9e, flaliiide 8il0ung fat en-
fobrungsgemqB einen @etitesitol5,
cine Self tgeniigiamfeit ibren SSiin=
germ eingebau6t, 6aB es auBerlt
idtper lit, 6ieie bon Ser Mottpenoig=
felt elmer b0beren 2ebre at iiber5eu=
gen. @ierin liegt Elm &aupt=Sin6er=
nis fir 6us @in6ringen 6es @bri=
itentums in sic &reiie ser @ebtl6e-
ten. SsSo, sic dineiil6e. &loiiif ipri@t
nit 5pnii6er Sffenbeit geraoe5u ibr
eigenes non plus ultra aus. user
einmoI," 1agt Mungfe, Der berpor=
%rogenolte @diiler 6es Gonfu5ius,
uoie 2ebre Ser 8eiien geb0rt bat, bat
feline Mdtung mebr fir irgen6 eine
an6ere 2ebre." 9ieien 2iteraten lit
6os @bri1tentum mirf1i6 ueine Sor=
beit", cine oben6lanoiibe 6orm 6eS
Mberglaubens, elm nnberl tdn0li6es
@emiih bon @rbabenbeit nn6 2a6er=
lidfeit. 6reilid balt lie oie angelo
rene uno floiiiide @0fli6feit ab,
Miiionoren gegeniiber, fails ite nit
0ieien 5uiammenfommen, ii@ 10 5u
GuBern, ober sic ein6rudsloie Sarte
6es Mntlibes nnb 6as iuGtere @ebab<
rem betpei1en. 6ub Ser Mi11ipnur fol-
6en Siingern ser 9ineii19en Welt=
meisbeit mei1t pergebens preoigt.
Gum @liid ober iin6 unter 0en Gbt=
nelen, sic &laliifer gelernt babenl
mobl 80 Yro5ent, Sic ME 51m Ser
5tGn6nis Ser elben b%orgeorunger
iin6; 1ie boben 3par 80 Sabre Die
8u6itoben 1id %eingepragt nno Die
bier guder ousmen6ig gelernt nno
oIs es 5um @rflaren Tires Chimes
fam, muBten iie 6ie @dule berlal1en,
Inn ouf oem Mder o6er I'M Sonoe
ibr Brot I'll ber6ienen. Das iin6 Die
2eute> BEL 6enen mir mon6e nn1erer
belten Neu4Gbri1ten baben: .@ie ba<
BEN qeruq gelernt, I'M uniere @riltz
lihen 8iider Iei fen al f0nnen, nno
bod nift qerl1g, INT nit Der &lol1lf
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ben in 1i6 ouf5unebmen. Siermit ion
notirlih nidt geiagt iein, dig tpen11
| eiqentli6e 2iteraten lberbonpt ME
3um @bri1tentum famen; es gibt
iolde ribmlide M%usnabmenL M}an=
1er, sic mebr 2idt BON oben empfan<
gen boben, Sem 2i6tc beiier folgen
uno 1ogor iebr ge6iegene @briiten
m1r6en, aber ielbit Damn miiHen tie
| qep0bnIih nod lange fdmpfen nit
Sen &eIten oes confu5ianiiden Get
! ~itesItoI8es, Ser ]id 70 i6mer, 10 UNI
! qern Dor Ser 2ebre 6es &ren5es boil
Zig gefangen gibt.
5on id tpeitere Sdottenfeiten onf<
6eden? Sd fGcme an fein @noe. Sour
ouf cine lei bingemieien, 10 edit do
rofteriltil6 fir iebe rein meni9li'
DIE @eisbeit, 10 troitltd fir nns. Die
mir inn Bonbeiik Ser 6rtitli6en
wobrbeit {tn6. @elbit Die benfte 2i6t=
ieite Ser dineiiiden @oiiif bat ibre
qroBen 6onnenfleden. 9as bterte
@ebot v@bre @oter un6 Mutter" fin
set Elm Iautes edo in alien dine1t=
1den @Iafiifern nn6 6eren &ommen=
taren. Gin eigenes flaiiii6es 8u9,
1ein lit fogor 0ieiem Ebemo getpio,
met, betitelt: uGbioo bling f1 mu"-
Gerebrung ser gltern. 8enn mon
ober nGber sic 2ebren priift, nit De:
men 6ieies Ebema entpidelt miro, Il
offenbort 1id cine Menge bon SIR.
tiimern, sic uns 6en gdbnenoen Mb:
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