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one-an immediate view beyond. 1t is,
on the contrary, a rounded formation,
Of which the summit Is an almost fiat
plateau. Further, the central part OF
the plateau has been cleared and oc-
cupied by large farms, while toward
the edge, especially on the northern
side, as one reaches the escarpment,
are great woods. The consequence is
that though the French reached the
summit and the clearings where the
farms are they were not yet able to
look down upon the plains across
which the German armies had to be
moved. At Attichy farm. for instance,
which was reached by the French on
August Is, Is at the top of the hill, but
affords no observation. They must get
forward another mile more into the
woods before they comefto the sharp
dip on to Thiescourt from the summit,
from which one can look down through
the trees onto the plains below.
If it be asked why the French are
thus pressing SO heavily for posses
sion of ground which, at best would
only lead to the enemy's retirement,
and need not even compulsorily do
that, the answer Is that the enemy has
proved his unwillingness to give up
this ground, partly for political rea-
sons at the moment and partly be-
cause, of the difficulties connected
with such retirement. These make
it certain that he will continually put
on fresh men and try to check the
French pressure. This drawing Of
more and more German reserves into
! the battle is necessarily the main OBJ
ject Of all that is taking place on this
| front.
Have Reduced Two
| German BuIses.
| This leads me to the second and
more important of the two points
the general strategic situation. The
Allies have advanced on the map
since July Is about twenty-three miles
at one place and fifteen at another
at the maximum points. But that
does not materially affect the main
| strategy of the moment in their favor
at least, it does not do this of itself.
1t is the evidence or symptom of what
! has happened: it was not the objec-
tive of what has taken place.
In addition the Allies have won a
very great success in that they have
reduced the two great German bulges,
one reaching almost to Amiens and
| bringing that very important railway
and road junction under heavy fire,
and the other coming to Chateau Thi
erry and threatening with few miles
more advance to bring Paris itself I'M
der fire. The first bulge rendered un
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Methodist

Third NJ. e. Church-Corner Hunt
and Charles streets, James c. Erwin,
pastor Sunday school, $50; preach
ing at 1890. Evening service at 800
p. m. This will be the last evening
service until the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER.
Boston M. e. church-Sunday school
session at 2 p. m. No preaching.
Fountain City Methodist Church.
Ralph R. Henderson, pastor Sunday
school at Fountain City, $50 a. m,
William Corpin, superintendent. Sun
day schol at Hopewell, 10 a m, Orc
Louy, superintendent. Preaching at
Fountain City, p m, subject Have
You Been Promcted?" Preaching at
Hopewell, II a. M, subject "Slackers
or Patriots" Prayer service each
Thursday att p. m.
Nazarene
The First PentecostaI Church Of the
Nazarent-Corner Fifth and North A
streets. Rev. L. T. Wells, pastor.
Morning services: Sabbath school at
9:15, J. W. Mount superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at 7:3O; pray
er meeting Wednesday evening, 1880.
All are welcome
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At the Chautauqua
ON THE GROUNDS,

Talk about heroes! Did you see
the way Bill Keys put out that nre at
Tent 629? Carnegie surely ought to
give him a gold medal
dWho said we were having vaca-
ton at the Chautauqua! Here. tho
very first Saturday Mr.. Bentley makes
us clean house"
ANYBODY would know that this was
war time, I'll tell the world. You
can't even get out in peaceful woods
and try to go to sleep without some
Youthful enthusiast blowing variety
of wild noises out of a harmless busle
to make YOU think it is taps. Sher-
man certainly called war by its right
name"
Dear Palladium Editor: VIII you
kindly inform the Chautauqua popula-
ton that although the members or the
South Gate did repair monographs,
they draw the line on rat traps. -
Harlow Haas.
Oh. that Diogenes had been in Rich
mond to find Mr. Bentley there. BE II
known to the world that one man is
able to keep several pocket books
filled with money at the headquarters
tent, and publish the plea abroad for
owners to come and claim their
wealth.
The latest addition to the Joseph
Moore Museum has been started on
the Chautauqua grounds, being open
10 public admiration. 1t may be wit
messed at the headquarters tent under
the glowing sign. LOST ARTICLES
Any innocent by-stander wishing a
free shower may obtain the same by
drawing near to the east sanitary
drinking fountain when a group OF
children are playing there.
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though Of course the examples of the
initiative being held by defence are
rare. (Plevna in the Russo-Turkish
war was an eXample).
The essential of the initiative lies
wholly in this faculty of always being
able to make the first move. We
know what it means in chess or in
wrestling, or in any other form Of
competition, and it is Of supreme i'm
portance in war. 1t releases the en-
ergy Of the generals mind; it leaves
him free to follow but one plan instead
of perpetually changing to meet the
changes of his opponent. 1t gives
to the side which possesses 1t all the
moral value of creative power; 1t in
fiicts on the side that has lost it all
the moral weakness OF anxiety.
When the Germans attacked on
July Is, in that great offensive of
theirs on either side Of Rheims, which
was to decide the war, they fully pos
sessed the initiative. Three days
later, on July IS, the initiative passed
to the allies. Why? Not because OF
any sudden change in numbers-it is
probable that the numerical supe~i-
ority was still slightly on the enerl
side. 1t was still less because the
allies were counter attacking. The
initiative passed from the Germans
to us because our surprise between
scissors and Chateau Thierry put
them into such aposture that they had
to meet 1t or suffer disaster In other
words, they had to conform their
plans suddenly to the plans of Marshal
Foch.
Hitting Harder
Than the Foe.
AS he went on striking at his will
and where he chose, every successive
move was one in which the enemy
still STAYED off disaster by noting wha,
his opponent was doing and conform
ing himself to 1t as rapidly as pos
sible. When the enemy had prepared
his line and was established on the
heights of the Vesle, thus gradually
reducing Foch's power of exercising
the initiative, new stroke in from,
of Amiens carried on the succession
| of movements designed on our sid.
and not on the enemy's-and SO i
has gone for over a month, with al
the advantage which the initiative
conveys.
| Now let us turn to the other objec
| for which, indeed, the initiative /!
being used, and which is to revers,
the balance OF effective power" Thi.
means, in other words, to change from
being hit harder than you hit bacl
to condition in which yau are hit
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Registration

October is the last day on which a voter has
opportunity to register for the fall election.
If your name is not on the list, you will not
dividual concern. The registration officials will
not visit you. You must go to them at the court
house.
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Salvation Army

Salvation Army-Sabbath school at
2:30 p. m. Preaching by evangelist
H. c. Sego, 500 p. m. Subject, The
objectionable Sim Prayer meetings
Tuesday and Thursday at 500 p. m.
All are welcome; come to the help
of the Lord. Officer in charge, Adj.
WestbrOok.
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Catholic

St. Andrews Catholic-South Fifth
and G streets, Rev. Frank A. Roell,
rector; Rev. Clement Zepf, assistant.
Low mass and communion at $50 q.
III. Mass, with singing by children and
five minute sermon at 1880 a. III. High
mass and sermon at 10 a. III. Vespers,
sermon and benediction at 800 p. m.
St. Mary's CathoIic-Rev Walter j.
Cronin, rector; Rev. Aloysius B. Duff
Episcopal
St. PauI's EpiscopaI-North Eighth
and A street Church school, 915 a.
m: morning prayer and sermon, 1870
a. m.
Friends
West Richmond Friends-Charles
NJ. Woodman, pastor. Bible school at
900 a. m, Samuel Hodgin, superin-
tendent. Meeting for worship, 1880
a. m, Walter c. Woodward in charge.
Vesper service and Christian Endeav-
or omitted. Ladies' Aid Tuesday and
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoons.
Good Will club, Friday p. m.
East Main Street Friends Main
street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. John R. Webb, pastor. Bible
school, 9:10 a. M. Persey B. Smith,
superintendent. Meeting for worship,
1890 a. M; subject, The Duty and
Scope of Devotion No evening SER
vices.
North A Street Friends-Sunday
school, 9:15 a. m; meeting for wor-
ship, 20:30; regular monthly meeting
Immediately following meeting for
worship; Wednesday at 2 p. m. sewing
for French and Belgium relief work.
South Eighth Street Friends Church
A. F. MITCHELL pastor. Bible school
at o'clock, John H. Johnson, super
intendent. Lesson: Speaking for
Christ" School adjourns in time to
reach the chautauqua grounds in time
for the hour of worship. Mid-week
meeting Thursday evening at 1880.
Whitewater Misunderstanding by
the pastor, morning and evening.
/ Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
Lutheran
First English Lutheran-South A
and Eleventh streets. F. A. Dressed,
pastor Parsonage, 10 South Eleventh
street. Sunday school at 900 a. m,
/ E. B. knollenberg, superintendent
Preaching service at 1870 a. m. by the
pastor. Subject, The Weaver" No
evening service.
Second English Lutheran-North
west Third and Pearl streets. c.
Raymond Isley, pastor. Sunday school
els a. m, j. F. Holiday, superintend
ent. Morning worship, 1890, with
sermon by the pastor Subject, The
Omniscience of Providence No eve
ming service Church meeting Mon
day at 1880 p. m.
ST. johns Evangelical Lutheran
Corner South Seventh and E STREETS
A. L. Nicklas, pastor. English ser
vice, $50 a. M; Sunday school, Geo
Kauper, supt., $50 a. m; German ser
vice, 1920 a. m. Red Cross workers
meet Wednesday afternoon and even
| ing. Teachers meeting Thursday
evening All are welcome.
Trinity English Lutheran-Cornel
| Seventh and South A streets. Oscar
| T. F. Tressel, pastor. Residence e
South Eleventh street. Phone 1861
Sunday school, 900 No church ser
vice on account of the pastors absence
in attendance at the meeting of joint
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What the Soldiers Think of Professional


The Stars and Stripes paper published by
the boys overseas, has little respect for profess
sional sports and the men who engage in them.
In recent issue the editors speak in disgust of
professional players who are Sinking their duty
by sticking to the game or rushing into the
steel league. 1t believes that many profession
al players who found berths in the steel industry
ought to be carrying guns and fighting on the
front. The Stars and Stripes, at any rate, ex-
presses the opinion of the men overseas and
their judgment is pretty certain to be correct on
this question. ..
It SENS ridiculous and positively silly to let
the world series be played this year. The ma
ton is engaged in death struggle with bar
barous foe. While brave young American lads
are sacrificing their lives overseas, eighteen men
on this side of the Atlantic, fighting for their
share of the gate receipts, are indulging in an
idle amusement, and thousands who ought to be
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When you do a bad piece OF work.
the boss always notices 1t, but when
you do a good piece of work he is
always looking the other way.
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synod at Fl. Wayne. The ladies will
meet at the hurch all day Thursday
to sew for the Red Cross.
St. Paups Lutheran Church, No. 401
South Seventh street, Rev. F. w. Rohl-
fling, DID, pastor. Telephone 1921.
Sunday school at a. m, George Bar
tel, superintendent. Lesson: Luke -:
8-12; Acts /: 1-8. German service
with anthems by the choir, an offer.
tory by Miss Marjorie Beck, and a
sermon on What Shall ] Do to be
Saved?" based on the Gospel for the
day
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Christian

Central Christian Church-Corner Of
North Twelfth and B streets, l.. G.
Anderson, minister. Bible school and
morning worship at 915 and 1915 re-
spectively. Sermon, "Sojourners.
You cannot afford to forsake the house
of the Lord. No evening services, but
do not fail us at the morning services;
a snecial DrOpram
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WOMAN is IMPROVING.

LYNN Aug 24.-Mrs. Herbert
Koontz who has been suffering with
poisoned face, is now improving.
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CHURCH NOTICE
Brethren

United Brethren - North Eleventh
and B streets. H. s. James, pastor.
Bible school at 9: 80 a. M, Fred White,
No other service.
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Foch Saps German
Power in Preparation
For Final Victory
BY HILAIRE BELLOC
Author of War; Britains Most Dis
tinguished Military Critic

Copyright (The Trbune)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-24

Talk about heroes! Did you see
the way Bill Keys put out that fire al
Tent 629? Carnegie surely ought TO
give him a gold medal
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dWho said we were having vaca-
ton at the Chautauqua! Here, tho
very first Saturday Mr.. Bentley makes
us clean house"
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Episcopal

St. PauIs EpiscopaI-North Eighth
and A street. Church school, els a
m: morning prayer and sermon, 1876
a. m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

tie girtreten 0es @el11ers sos. Sh1-
fer IN ieinem @orbaben atpar geb0rt,
aber ni6t 6ingfeit gemadt, 90 ct
nit borgebaltenem &ebolber Den
@ellner gum Hiif5ug alpang, un6 er
IN Der 9nnfelbeit oas @eite 1n6te.
Mud IN 6en ST entparenbanolung
6es &aul 2ibert an Z. Mbe. iiibli9
mnrbe IN ierer Nadt eingebro6en,
nn0 anb bort tpl1rbe Die Dieberei
burd) 5eitiges gintreffen zines 8oli=
5iltel1 perbinbert, Der bent 0abonflie=
ben0en einige S6iilie nQd5agte, Die
aber ibr 3iel berfeblten.
= l1nter ienen ct. Gloltb Soloa=
ten, 6ie I'M Gautp Dodge in ben &ang
zines Sefl1noe : 2ertrants erboben
%1pl1rOerL befinoet ii6r la11t Nabribt
SDlpelt tier Gan0el, Sobn Der Jamilie
Tran5 6ar6el, Der iib bier auf llr=
lau5 befQn6 nno pabren0 6ieier 3eit
bon lei1rer &angerb0bung in &ennt=
nib ge1ebt pmrDe.
g. 6. Ga1poolfo, Yrait0ert ser
Yan Motor @ompmp> lit Mo1rtag
bon elmer mebr 6em 5tpei 8od)en
an0auerrpoen Sour 1la6 0en 5taaten
SeruS l11r6 Sflaboma, Die er int SIT
terelle %iei1per Company bereilte u1t6
oabie etne1l g1tten Sri olg 511 ber5ei6=
men batte, nad ct. Glou6 5uriidge=
febrt.
sSSlr 6em @ebau6e AT ct. Ger
moinitrabe un0 s. Mpe. iiiolih, IN
meld)eln sic 6irnta Gbeo. SibinSfi &
60. ei1re Me0belbon0l11ng betretbt>
entltot0 9ienitagpormittag 6euer>
0aS 9anf 6em prounpten gi1greifen
Der 6euertpebr re6t5eitig gel01ht
ml1rbe. Ser on @ebdl1oe ent1tanbe=
ne Sbooen lit ourd gerit6er1tng ge=
oedt, mabrenD bem Gerlnlte Der BE-
lagten Jirn1a nl1r cine tbeilmeile Ser
lt9erung entgegenitebt.
= SEER Sobn Cons, pelber er1 It
filr5lib INIT ieiner @attin lein &eim
aus oeln Solpn Sc Suuf na6 ct.
Gloub berlegte, liegt in leiner @ob=
1l11r1 auf 6en SOB erfrarrft nie6er.
= SIR miBt Die @ingetpei6e ars=
puten nn0 gan5li6 reiniger1, rtn 11a1
Mepnate tangent unter 0a6 2ebe11
quite @eiun6beit 3l1 baben; SIR Mir
Oct iett 10 tbun, lpenn STR 6ieielben
iebe,t f0nntet> tpie SIR @1ter @elt6t
o6er Ste Sdn6e ieben f0nrt. @oQi=
lter5 &odp Mountain Sbee reinigt
unb p1tt aus mie lonlt ni6ts. Be=
ginnt 0ieien Nber6 6amit. Martin
Wplitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Die Iprtidrittc, lpelde Sic nnters

Die Tprtidritte, welde Sic nnters
bringing Der oritten Sreibeitsanletbe
mabt, iino a1tberor6entlid befr1eot=
genb, ur6 es fam ni6t int @ert11g-
lten ~be5ueifelt merben, BOB Der boue
8etrag Ser Mnleibe ge5eidnet mer0en
miro. Mber oas geniigt ni6t. Die
Mnleibe 1oue ii ber5ei6n ct, gan5
betrddtlib iiber5eibnet meroen, 1ro
1,a1r 1pe1m bos erreidt miro, bot bte
Motion in pollem l1mfange ibre
Yflitt getban. 9iele grfenntniB lit
es, Sic sic 9epolter11ng belltId,er Ser
fl1nit permlobt, Oiesmal gan5 belon-
bere Mnitrengungen ST madden, I'M
Ser Nnleibe ST einen1 gla%n5enoen st.
folg SIT perbelfen. SIM gar5en 9arroe
itebcn Sic @iirger beutider Serfrm It
nit eroben getragen in 0en 3eidt
m1lwslilten, uro iiberau baben oel1t=
idye @ereine uno oelttide 8emeinoen
fir ibre Mitglieoer 2ilten 5ltm 3eid=
men atfgelegt. @as ein5elne Seret=
ne uno @emeinoen atfgebradt baben,
gebt ins grltmrnli6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

5uriitfge3ogen. slm Montagabenb
ma1rOe 0em bodAp. Serrn cine bon
Ser @en1einbe langit geplante Mb=
ldiebsfeier in Ser giQuge Salle ber=
anitaltet, 5l1 Ser iid gegen ei1r 9l-
benb iei11er bod4p. 6rel1n6e nn0 Die
gan5e @en1eir6e eingefunben batten.
@od,p'iter Migr. &idter BON Melroie
l6il0erte in eirem Giifblif Gtf oie
II SsSnbre Io1pge unern1ii0li6e Sbatlgz
felt 0es bodhp. @errn Sarge, 0eilen
&er6ien1te I'M sic @oblfabrt Der @e=
mein6e ltrp6 betonte, 6aB Der @eluno=
beits5nltm16 6es i6ei6en6en Serrn
Yfarners 6ie Epen1m1ng 5nr Motbmen=
6igfeit gemodt babe. Mab Sen berr=
liden @orten 6es &e6rerS pnr6e
oem bodhp. &errn 5eine nit $3.50 ge=
1pifte 80ri lie bon Ser @emein0e iibera
reidt. Sic Shulfin6er tr1tgen 5ur
&erberrlidu1tg 6es Mbenbs mebrere
Stiidfe por> 11nb TO miro 6ieIe Sdeioe=
ltunbe Bent bodhp. &errn 2anae mie
o1h Ser @emeir6e nob lange in BE-
1ter grinner1ng bleiben. Mit ieinen
bodtp. Sreunben 11rr6 Der ga115en &C.
mei11be miiniht ol1h Der vNor6itern"
6em bodtp. @errn @n1. Sarge nod
einen lorogen, in ser grimer1111g an
iein erfolgreihes @irfen als 0iener
@pttes ongenebmen 2ebensaben6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Narbinal @ibbuns fat tit einem

Sdreiber an Sen grprait0enten Saft
sic 2iga sur gr5mingung oes 6rie=
oens g%l1tgebeiben. gr ibrieb unter
Mnoerem 10: Sic G%erlammlung be-
bufs @apinu1ng 0es &riegeS fl1r
balernben 6rieben, Ste 81 NbilaOel=
pbia ann 16.-1S. Mfai gebalten mer=
SEN iou, er1pedt mein lebboftes SIT
t%ereiie. Sd 50gere niht, Ser @eilt=
lihfeit Ser fotboliiden Stride aftipe
9etbeiligltlug, nift nltr an Der ger=
iummllr1g lol1bern an Der Mrbeit oer
oign sur gr5tpingltng Oes 6rieoens
SIT c%mpfebler1, Sic 11nter Sbrer Set
tl1ng elm 10 pe%rltal1oiges l1lro bon fol-
den 3ielen begleitetes Erogromm
ent1pi6elt fat. Eeri0rli6 fiible if,
oub cine 2iga> pie sic 6ieielbe pla=
men, in bielem Gta6ium Ser @eltge=
id1idlte bon 1pei entlider 9e0elttltng
lit. Son1t mer0en mir tpabridetn=
li6 einen Niidtritt onltatt zines Sort
i6rittes in menid1iden Mngelegen=
beiten 1eben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
&erbtentermaBen muB bem Gedts=

anlpalt S. o. SuQiban, Delf)er nn=
fern Giltrift I'M Staatsienat tpdbrerpo
5mei Iermiren pertrat, no9gelagt
peroen, boB 6ie 8emobner 6es 81
ltrifts in linn cine Gertretung baben,
mie lie 5uDor ME better getpel len, uno
tpie man lie iid nibt bel1er miiniden
fam. Sir oieien gerebten Mus=
lpr1d 5eugen better als @orte 6ie
Seiltungen bes 5errn SuQibon Die
IN einem Nrtifel an onoerer Stene
t6eilmeile entbalten ltn6 nnb aus Sc
men beroorgebt, 6oB @err suaibor
bel oQen ieinen San6lungen in ieinen
bebeutungsboaen Senotsiteunngen
Sin1r unb Sradten u1f sos @obl 6es
Stootes I'M Mugemeinen un6 ouf 6as
ieine5 9iItrifts int 8eion6eren geri6z
tet hotte un6 buB er onr6 6en in iei=
ner a0rperlbaft errl1nger1en GinfIuB
5ur oQgemeinen 8oblfobrt erreiht
bot, Dos BON irgen6 einem anberen
fmtm bdtte erlongt tper6en f0nnet.
SER Sltlliban bot ii6 CUR 6iibrer=
idoft inn Senat emporgel6tpungen,
iein Wort bot groBe @eltung nnb iein
geilpiel Mn5tebungsfraft. Or bat ii9
nm 6os golf oes Stootes nn6 feinen
Mnliegen peroient gemobt, nn6 feline
bielfoden 8er6ienfte beredtigen ibn
5u Ger bon ibm angeitrebten @ie6er=
pobl nn6 iollte linn 6iefeIbe on16
fthern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
$tadt= neulgkeiten

- Sros Der fel1dyfolten @itterung
batte it1 an Meontag in ct. GlouO
sur MbidieDsf eier lener 43 iungerr
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groBe Wenidenmenge eingefunOen,
ooB 6iele 6eier als oie g%robartigite
ibrer Mrt Biz iebt begangene be5eid=
met nerOen n1nB. Sci bent Teltelien,
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Ser @%elegenbeit entlpre6en0e Mn=
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6en &ldngen ser ct. Glono Wilit6r=
fopeue unb ser ct. Soiepb Gornet
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tbern Hacific 8abnbofe, mo- nriern
S11ngens Ser @rnB 5l1m Mbi6ieb
aus beflemmter nn0 Ser @nni6 o11f
elm bal6iges &ie6erieben a11s frober
SIuI lUuIUt.
SSn elmer ant letten Dormerl tag
int Gol1rfbarie g%ebaltenen @er1amm=
hing DER Gorntp=Mifeiloren bielt Der
Mhtb. Somuel 2or6, 8orltter ser
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1pro6e, in tpel6er er sic Meittbeilung
madte, Bob Sic Transformation Sen
gntldei6 getroffen babe, in 6ieiem
Sabre oles &irdenIa116, nit g11s=
nabme 6esienigen, altf 6em Die &ir6e
nnb Sdu1en lteben nn6 ste &irhb0fe,
ltelterbor lei; a11d bas gigentbnm oes
9ene0iftiner-Sr6en iei 6em originel=
len Gbarter 5nfolge bon Ser 8eite11e@
r1t1J ausgenommen.
= Geit anfongs lebter @ode
pranat 6ie Ean M66ition, zines ser
berrliditen Sbeile ser Sto6t ct.
CLOUD alloben0li9 in eleftri16er 8ez
leu6tung.
: Sniaiien 6es bieiigen &eformo!
toriums 5eidneten o11f ettpu 1915
6reibeitsbonbs nrt6 iibergaben Sic el=
ben Ser &otben &ren5=@ e1e1iGoft.
= Sic BON Sen Mitglie6ern oes
in Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b%eitebenben
60rl terinnettpereineS a1n 9ien1tag=
obeno beran1toltete &ortenportie err
fre1tte Hb eines m1Berge1pohnli6 gro
fen 3n1prlt9s. 8eim Gfatiptelen err
bielt Gbrilt. Sdmitt Sen eriterL 8.
Sheppers SEN 5tpeiten, Sofepb @or=
tea SEN 6ritten, 0ombert Hon Sen
bierten un6 Nif. 3infen SEN fiinf ten
FreiS.
= Spbn 9ominif, melder cine
longe Meibe BON Sabrer sic beiten
9ienite als @ebiilfe in Ser County,
Iu6itors office leiitet, fat ge1tern,
Wittpod, ii6 als @anoi6ot fir 6aS
Observation-Disclosures BEL Ser 8or=
tpabl int Snni in Ser M1t6itors Office
eintrogen Ialien. Ser 1pe1te @an6toat
lit Elm Gdii1er Ser ct. Sobns Timber
ittdt nno bot pdbren6 ieirer lang
jdbrigen 3ienit5eit in Ser Mlt6itors=
office It6 falS prompten nn0 5rber=
lGIiigen 0iener 6es 8olfes ertpieien.
= gilbert Meop bon Ser MaD Brin=
ting So. tp11r6e int letter Smnitag=
noht bon ieiner @ottin NIT einem
ftrommen @eltenbiirger beidenft,
6em5nfolge Ser SdriftDeiter 6ieies
8lottes abermals 311 @roBbaterseb-
rem gefommen lit.
- @op SO. @mitb, 8erffibrer in
Der eleftriiden Mtbeihtng Der Han
Motor @onrpmD bat Monto9 nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Wtnneiotas v@ranb DIS Man,

Wtttt11eiDtas uOf9nD SlD WlnH,"
&nl1te Nellon, lit nie6er &an0i0at
fir Ste republifn1i1de Termination
fir 8unbesl enator. Muf angemei=
men uno nidt 5u iiberieben6en 8uni9
bot ser ulte &ompe leinen Namen an
Stoatslefretar Sulius S6mabl ein=
gelanbt. @ie iebr Genator Nelion
ii6 ridtiq a1s0riidt, befinbet er lt6
I'm Sen 5orr0en ieiner 6reun6e" nn6
miro es ibnen iiberlaiien, fir feline
@oDl 81 iorgen. Genator geelion BE-
abIidJtigt ni6t, cine eifrige &agne
5u fubren. St miro in @a1bington
bleiben, tpo man ieiner 9ienite brin=
GENDER be6arf. Seine Domination
un0 8obl lit ihon jebt cine feititeben=
Sc Sbatlabe.