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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06

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eliminate all competition for supplies
between the various departments and
the allies thus meeting in a measure
at least the demand In congress for
GENERALIZATION of power. There were
suggestions today that the action now
announced was one of the steps con-
templated by the president when he
sent to the senate the bill now pend
ing to enlarge his powers for rcor-
ganIzine and co -ordinating govern
ment agencies, ana that the delay in
bringing the measure to vote caused
him to proceed without waiting for
legislation. II the bill is passed 1t will
be possible to make more specific some
OF the authority now given the indus
tries board.
Wilson Outlines Duties.
The president prescribed the new
duties of the board in a letter to Mr..
Baruch requesting him to accept the
chairman ship rs successor to Daniel
Willard. who recently resigned to de-
vote his entire attention to his duties
as president Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad and as chairman of the adj
visory commission Of the Council Of
National Defense.
Presidents Letter.
The presidents letter to Mr.. Baruch
follows:
II am writing to ask ii you will not
war industries board and | am going
a 1. Il.
outlining the functions. the constitu-
ton and action of the board as think
they should now he established.
THE functions of the board should
be.
Il. The creation of new facilities
and the disclosing, IL necessary the
opening up. OF new or additional
sources of supply:
80 The conversion of existing ia :
cilities where necessary to new uses
Conserve Resources.
80 The studious conservation of re-
sources and facilities by scientific,
commercial and Industrial economies,
-. Advice to the several purchas-
ing agencies OF the government with
regarding to the prices to be paid.
81 The determination wherever
necessary OF priorities of production
and of delivery and of the proportions
of any given article to he made i'm
|mediately accessible to the several
purchasing agencies when the supply
Of that article is insufficient either
temporarily or permanently.
20. The making OF purchases for the
allies.
Unlimited Power.
-. The board should be constituted
as at present. and should retain so far
rs necessary and so far as consistent
with the character and purposes of the
it's present advisory
agencies: but the ultimate decision of
all questions. except the determination
of prices, should rest always with the
chairman. the other members acting in
a CO. operative and advisory capacity.
The further organization of advice,
win indicate below.
In the determining of priorities OF
production. when 1t is not possible TO
have the fun supply of any article that
Is needed. produced at once. the chair
man should be assisted and SO far rs
practicable guided by the present pri-
critics organization or its equivalent
Should Seek Advice.
In the determination OF priorities OF
delivery when they must he determined
he should be assisted when necessary
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
STOCK SALES ON
| SLANT UPWARDS
Unfavorahe Action During
Past Few Days Offset
by Activity.
ISSUES MAKE GAINS
Rumors of Large Dividends
Enables u. S. Steel to
Hold Increases.

New York, March 5.--lndications OF
easier money and a less apprehensive
view OF the foreign situation served
In part to counterfeit recent unfavor-
able influences in today's wholly in
significant stock market. Dealings
again were very light and the only
noteworthy changes occurred in the
more speculative issues. For example,
extreme gains Of to points were
registered by Industrial Alcohol, Cen
ctal Motors, Baldwin Locomotive, the
pctroleums. Sumatra Tobacco. Utah
Copper and Wilson Packing. these re-
sultine largely from pressure.
The small floating supply In some
of these stocks made their rise easy OF
Shippings were sus-
tanned In the to 3 point gains by
circumstantial rumors OF enlarged
dividends and the strength OF a few
equipments was traceable to similar
reasons.
Steel Retains Gains.
United States Steel moved within a
point radius, finishing at gain OF
practically point. Lackawanna steel.
crucible Steel and Republic Iron were
materially stronger. the latter gaining
points.
Trading In rails was at a minimum,
some of the active issues remaining
unqnoted throughout the session.
Coalers displayed some animation,
minor recessions being recovered later.
Sales amounted to 2S5,000 shares.
Call money fell to 2h per cent after
n large demand had been met at and
Az per cent. A few short time loans
were reported at 6 per cent on prime
collateral
Investment bonds yielded slightly to
the accompaniment of general move
ment In that quarter. Liberty issues
continued to ease, especially the Sec
ond as. Total sales, par value, ag-
gregated $3.l25.00O.
United States bonds. old issues,
were unchanged on call.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

st. Paul, March 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
5,4OO: market 56G1Oc lower. Range,
s16.l5M 1910: bulk, $i6.30Ml640.
Cattle--Receipts, 1900; killers, 100
l,c lower Steers, S650m13. cows and
he ifers, $76F9.50; veal calves, steady,
s6Ml3 stockcrs and feeders. steady,
$3.50 1850.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; steady. Lambs,
ssm 1850: wcthcrs, $1om $780, ewes.
$5Ml2.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
MRS DICKINSON DEAD.

Helena, March 5.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Dickinson died here today. aged 90.
She was the widow of T.. Leonard
Dickinson. prominent Philadelphia,
Pa. publisher in civil war days.
Mrs. Dickinson had resided here the
past 20 years, with son.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. March 5.-Flour--Cn-
changed. Shipments. 1851.
Barley-Sl.S0@2.l4.
Rye-s2.76@27S.
Bran-$329S.
Wheat--Receipts. 1T cars. compa red
with 307 year ago.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. sl.s0Gl.s5.
Oats-No. 3 white, 9eIs3.
FlaX-&4 l0Mal3,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
Y. S. RED CROSS TO STAY.

Petrograd. March raymond Rob-
ms, head of the American permanent
Red Cross mission to Russia. with a
contingent of Red Cross workers and
Roger c. Tredwell, the American con-
sui, returned to Petrograd last night.
They express the determination to re-
main on Russian soil as long as possi-
BILE
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
To Anticipate Needs.
Cut This Quit 10 Worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with five cents to Foley
& Co. 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago.
H., writing your name and address
clearly. You win receive in return n
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds
and Group. Foley Kidney Pills and
Foley Cathartic Tablets.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
MONEY AND METALS

New York, March 5.-Mercantile
paper. 5% per cent. Bar silver, S5s.
Mexican dollars. 6S. Government
bonds, heavy; railroad bonds, easy.
Time loans, strong; 60 days, 80 days
and six months. per cent bid.
Can money. weak; high, s, low, ah.;
ruling rate, ); closing bid, 2; offered
AT 2h; last loan, 2ls.
Metal exchange quotes lead easier;
spot. s1.5oms.7a. Spelter, duh; East
st. Louis delivery. spot, offered at
$40.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
SOCIAL DANCE.

Union hall. every Wednesday and
Friday night. Missoula club orches-
ira. Dance, 10 cents.--Ady.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06

Extra seats carried over the rum
ming boards of new automobile
slide out of sight like drawers when
not in use.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06

when in addition to the present ad-
vsory prorities organization, by the
advice and cooperation of a commit
tee constituted for the purpose and
consisting of official representatives
of the food administration, the fuel
administration. the railway adminis-
tration. the shipping board and the war
trade board. In order that when a pri-
GRITTY of delivery has been determined
there may be common, consistent and
concerted action to carry i. into effect.
In the determination of prices the
chairman should be governed by the
advice of a committee consisting, be-
sides himself Of the members of the
board Immediately charged with the
study of raw materials and of manu-
featured products, of the labor men,
Der Of the board, of the chairman of
the federal trade commission, the
chairman Of the tariff commission and
the fuel administration. The chair
man should be constantly and syste-
matically informed OF all contracts,
purchases and deliveries in order that
he may have always before him Il
schematiZed analysis of the progress
Of business in the several supply di-
visions of the government in all de-
partments.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06

A Russian inventor claims to have
perfected a motor that can safely
utilize electricity drawn from storm
clouds.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
Enumerates Duties.

The duties of the chairman are.
Il. TO act for the joint and several
benefit of Sll of the supply depart
ments of the government.
80 To let alone that which Is being
successfully done and interfere as little
as possible with the present normal
processes of purchase and delivery in
the several departments.
30 To guide and assist wherever
the need for guidance or assistance
may be revealed: For example, in the
alloca ton of contracts in obtaining ac-
cess to materials in any way pre-
cmpted or in the disclosure of sources
of supply.
a. To determine what Is to be done
when there is any competitive or other
conflict of interest between depart
ments in the matter of supplies: For
example. when there is not a sufficient
immediate supply for all and there
must be "A decision as to priority of
need or delivery or when there Is COM
petition for the same source of manu-
facture or supply, or when contracts
have not been placed I'M such n way
ductive capacity of the country.
To Anticipate Needs.
Is. TO see that contracts and de :
iivcries are followed up where such
assistance as indicated under three and
four above has proved necessary.
! &c. To anticipate the prospective
needs of the several supply depart
me hts Of the government and their
feasible adjustment to the industry of
the country SO far in advance as pos
sible in order that as definite an out
look and opportunity for planning as
possible may he afforded the business
| men of the country.
In brief. he should act as the gen.
eral eye of all supply departments in
the field of industry"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-06
TO CONTROL OUTPUT
OF y. S. INDUSTRIES
Wilson Reorganizes Board,
Giving More Power.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
9e,ttidjer 8erid)t.

20 8erlin, 20. ssSuli. - Ser So
gesberi6t lautet: Mn Der Sront 6es
&ronprin5en &uppre6t berridte leb,
bafte @rfunoigungstbatigfeit un6
itarfe fein6li6e @oritoBe n0roIi6 Ser
2Ds, gu bei6en Seiten Ser Sonrme
un6 1ror6meitlid bon Mont6ioier
tpur6en abgefdIagen. Die 9lrtil1erie
NOR in einigen Mbid1itten tbdtig. Mn
Ser @dladtfront 6es 6eutiden @ro11=
prin5en berging Der Sag rubtg. 8or
nnieren neuen @teaungen fon6en fei-
ne SSrtfanteriegefedte itatt. Sn Ser
Champagne ma6te Der Gein6 einen
2ofalangriff un6 orang iii6Ii6 6es
5i6telberges in nniere porberiten
5tennngen Elm. @m groBeren Ebeil
tpur6e er 6ur9 uniern @egenongriff
5uridgetporfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
TramsoIen treffen bei 8ort.a-8inion
bic 6entide Qinie.

1s 8aibington, %. sSuli. - Die
ssran5oien baben lire @dldge na9
6em fiioliden 8ogen Beg Seftors
stpiiden 9oiiions rnb &eims Der.
id1oben un6 baben Die 6eutihe 2inie
bel Bort-a<8inion an Der Siioieite
Der Deorne un6 1ngefdbr cine Meile
fiioIih BEG Dorfes gbotiqon getrof>
fen. Mus 9aris miro autli6 ge.
meI6et, oab oie frn15ofif9en 2inien
an 6ieiem B1nft borgei9oben ,pa1r-
ben. 8eiter oitli1 an Gbmmpagne-
abidritt fino bic Sruppen beg &C.
neraIs @oural16 bei elmer lotalen
Operation fiioIib> bom nan1enloien
8era (Neontogue fdns nom) an et.
ner faft atpei Meilen langen Sront
iiber cine bolbe MeiIe borgeorungen.
Ser 8orftoB 1itIi9 bon 9feims uar
o11qenideinli6 6aau beitimmt, bic al-
Iiierte 3inie an ienen1 Ebeil Ser
sdIadtfront tpieoerber5uiteqen. Beit
lid, BON 8ort>a-8infon balten sic
Deutfd5en eine betrGdtlide @trede
Beg georoufers Der Marne un6 6ie
sFronaoien baben ibren S6lag ar-
aenbIidlib gegen BEN @infel 5tpif9en
Ser oeutide1 2inie ettlang beg Gluf'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
1tnteritatmna ber Tarmer.

@oibington, 81. ssuIi. = @s tpirb
befonnt gegeben, baB Brdiibent BI-
fon bent Observation-Disclosures $5,-
100000 CUR @erfiieung geiteqt bot,
INN 6ie @ei3enbnuer beg @eitens at
,1nteritiiten, beren @rnten mdbren6
6es gginters ober 6urd Troderbeit
berni9tet ,p1r6en. 9te @intnte miro
oIs Dorleben on bic Sarmer berteiH
-tper6en un6 5tpar gepobnli4 b11r4
sic 8unoeslon6bonfen. Cine Iebte
nadt bon1 @toots6epartemettt a,,sge-
gebene @rfldrnng lartet: rDos
&oupt5ieI oes Gonbs lit ni@t, ben
glnban elmer gr0Beren &erbffdde
ober @oggen In Ben idmer bon &ro.
denbeit bein1gefu@ten @ebieten o,t5,t-
regen ODER 1otbpen6igertpeife ben
Mnbau elmer 1torn1alen GId9e at f.
6ern, fon6ern ben Sarn,ern au bel.
fen iiber bie motbftan6speriobe Fin.
tpeqaufontmer." Sos Departe1nertt
gob betonnt, baB bie DorIeben ,tiht
Fit m,ebr als So pro Mder genna6t
tperber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

ner un6 Grmen I'M gon5en 2an6e,
6aB oas @efeb unDerIebt fein Nubm
unbei6mubt bleibt. 2ofien sic uns
uniere 8era6tung bor9ingen 5eigel1,
6ie ben &rieg i9euBlid getno6t ba-
ben unter BEN &riegen Der @ef6idte,
in6em tpir 5eigen tpie iene, Die Grei-
beit, @edt uno @eredtigfeit Iieben
1tn6 bereit ii1n6, 6afiir ibr 2eben 5u
opfern o1tf freuoen @efil6en, an@
bereit fir6, bor Der geian1nten
Meni9beit lire 2opolitdt gegen oie
sS1n ST 1nitit11tionen 6abeim geridtet ieben
mo6ten gum @egen u116 gum Sh1t-
BE Ser 80lfer, sic 1ier11nls 6ie @or-
beile Ser Sreibeit un6 ser SeIbftre.
gier1ng gefm1nt baben. Sd fann
nin1n1er eiren M5ann oIs Champion
Ser 6reibeit, ipe6er fir l1ns iebf,
nod fiir 6ie @elt af5eptiere11 Ser 6ie
@eiebe unieres eigenen geliebte1t
2an6es nidt odtet, iih ibnen ri9t
11ntertpirft, @eiebe, 6ie mir 1elbit ge=
mo6t boben. @r bat ii9 6ie Moral
Der 5ein6e 6ieies 2arroes ongeeignet,
6ie gu bera9ten er borgiebt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
lteber $50 amerifaniide &riegsidif.
fe in GttrDbQ.


True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August 1st, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2e 2or6on, 80. Sltlt. - 8et elmer
Mnipra9e I'M Mnerican 2undeon
Club fagte Sir eric @eo6es, ser er.
ite @or6 ser britti6en sl6n1iraIitdt,
n@s gibt feinen 3apetg englii@-an1e.
rifaniider EbGtigfeit, Bel tpel9em 6ie
3uiamntenarbeit nn6 aomerobibaft
6eutli6er outage tritt, ols in Der Slot
te. l1eber $50 omerifanii6e &riegS-
f9iffe boben iebt lire 8afts auf Sic.
fer @eite nnb Serr Mooiebelt, Ser
otnerifaniide &ilfsmorinei bot
nns berfi6ert, boB 6ieie 8abl in Der
8ufunft f9neller 5unebmen miro, als
in Ser 8ergangenbeit. 8ir betBen
6ieIe 8eritGrfnngen Der antierten
5Iotten1nabt freu6tg tpillfommer,,
tpeiI ie6es >peitere @htff ei1ten ener-
giideren Rrieg gegen 6te l1nteriee.
boote be6eutet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
$dlad)t tobt 3Wl %*1l
Sol ions und Reinl$
OulNy-le Chateau wird naN bartnd6i9en Ramp.
fen den Deutf6en entrlllen.

| 1es un0 ser bon Ser Morne gegen
&ei1ns gefiibrt. Son Ser Weitieite
oes oeuti9en gini9nitts pur6en leb-
te Na1t antli9 feine @reigniiie bon
beionoerer @i6tigfeit geneloet. @S
miro beri9tet, baB Gran5oien uno
Mmerifaner 6en Gei11b belte morgen
angriffen, tpobei Tie ibre Mnitrengl1n-
gen baral1f fon5entrierten> oie betpol.
6eten @ebiete fii6li9 unb iii6tpeitli9
bon Screens Sar6enois bon Ben Deut-
l6en 5u iGubern. Dies iou nabe5u
errei9t tpor6en fem. &rob Der allge=
n1einen Mniiht, baB 6ie Der1tf4en an
ser 5ii6ieite 6es @ini6nitts nur fdmt=
pfen INN oen 9Rbitd5ug ibrer Mrmeen
5u 6eden u1rb 6ie &ett1ng Der rieii=
gen @orrdtbe 5n erntoglide11, oie in
8orbereitung Ser groBen am 15. SUI
Ii begonnenen 0ffeniibe e11tlang oer
Marne altfgeltapelt tp11r6en, ideint
feitetts einiger Militariadberltdn3t>
ger sic geeigung 5u beIteben, 6ie Mog=
li6feit zines neuen oeutiben 9ln=
griffs an irgenb einern Bunft Ser
@9lo9tlinie atpii6en Soil1ons uno
@eims in 8etro6t gu 5ieben. Sic
bortnGdige Mrt uno Beiie, nit lpel-
der ser 6ei1o gefdn1pft bat, uno bas
Musbleiben zines Mngriffs an einem
anoeren Mbi6nitt 6euten, 10 nla6en
fie gelten6, al1f Die Tbatiade fin, oaB
oie 9eutiden ii9 81, elmer nencn Of=
feniipe entlang Der Mearne enti6loi=
len boben in Ser &offnung, BORT 0ob
nod einen Sieg 81 erringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Mmerifaniide @eiammtberlnfe ser
Iekten @p6e 1850 Mann.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August LIST, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
q @aibington, 20. Suli. = Die
i1aperen @dn1pfe in 5ranfrei9 ba-
ben angefangen, ii9 in ben amerita-
nii1en 8erlnitIiiten 5u 5eigen. 9ie
be11tige 2iite nit 225 gean1en lit bie
Idngfte felt beu1 Auftreten auerifn-
niider @inbeiten an ser 59la6t-
front, 6o9 1intrnt man an, 6aB lie
@erIufte entbdlt, sic nod bon Ser lebs
ten 6euti9en SffeniiDe berriibren,
nn6 ni9t bon 6en iebigen @egenan-
griffen Ser Mniierten an Ser ameri-
fanii9en Gront.
Die @einm111tberluIte nab1ne11 in
ser lebten 8o6e um 1850 Wann 81
gegeniber elmer 3unabme I'm 936
in ser porigen Bode, uno belaufen
ii6 nit @inihInB Ser letten Wo9e
auf 1876. Die 3unabme fir oieie
@o9e NOR ebenfaus 1ie groBte BIS
fer ber5ei6nete. Son Ser @eiamnt-
5aN Ser @erluit ite fon1men 1888 80,
6esf6Ie oIler grt auf Sic Irmee 111t6
no ouf bns Marineforps, 5ulant-
men 5493 Sobte. 8on BEN 1882 Ser
tpunoeten fonrnen 6340 auf 6ie Mr,
NEE un6 1892 ouf 6os Warineforps,
BON 6en 741 @ern1ibten, eini6lieB-
li6 @efangene, entfalen 657 auf Die
Mrn1ee nn6 81 ouf 6as Marineforps.
Die bisberigen @eiantmtnerlnite in
Ser Mrnee bertbeilen iih uie folgt:
gefauen, eingei@1oiien 291 our See,
2009, an 8unoen geltorben 749, an
&ranfbeitert geitorben 1856, infolge
BON unfGnen o6er aus an0eren urIa'
6en ge1torber $40, im @ampfe per-
tpunoet 6340, I'M &un1pfe permiBt
657, 5uiommen 11,780. Die Mr-
rneeperluite ser Iebten 8o6e betra-
gen 949. Die @eian1nttberluite int
Neorineforps fino tobt 710, bertpnn-
set 1892, in @dn6et1 bes Sein6es 5,
nern1iBt 70, auiantmen 1886. Die
@erluite oes Marineforps lette $50
DIE belaufen fid auf 1O1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
General von Gibborn
in Riew erirordet.
9e,ttider Selbmarid)aQ nnb Sanpt-
mann bon 0rekler Opfer eines
8pntbenaHentats. Ser M1rber
n1tr % Sabre alt,

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, or
August 1st, 1918, as required by tn.
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
3s Mniter6anL 81. Sa1li. = ginf
an1tli6e Mel6ung aus ser 11fraini
i6en !&auptitagt beidgt, oaB 6el6
111ar16on bon @i6born, ser 6euti9e
8efebIsbaber in ser Ukraine, uni
fem Moiutant ont Dienitag 6aielbn
6ur1 cine Bombe ernfli6 pertpunoet
lpur6en. Dte 8ombe NOR gegen 6ie
@nner geidle11bert 1por6er, als iie
ii9 anf Ser Gabrt bonn @aiino 5n IT,
rent Souptquartier befan6en. Ser
M6iutant 6es Bel6n1arfdaus beiBt
&aupt11ann bon DreBler. Die 8om=
be, 6ie Sen 8elb1narihan uno ieine11
M6iutanten Drelpun6ete, tpurbe bon
elmer Drofdfe aug gef6leu6ert, sic
nabe. an fbren @agett beronfnbr, ols
.fie ii9 Ser @obnu1g BEG 5eI6ntor-
i6aIls rdberten. Der MHentdter 11rtb
ser Droihfenfuti6er iino perboftet
tpor6en. @s fei feitgeitellt tpor6en,
iagt Sic Depei6e tpeiter, baB 6as
Gerbre6en bon Sen So5ialrepol1tio=
tdren in Mosfou gepIa1t tplroe.
Cine tpeitere DepeiNe aus, aietp
tbeilt NIT, 6aB 6eloH1ari6on bon
@i6bor1t 1n6 &auptntann bon Dreb-
fer gegen menb geitorben iino. Ser
Mttentdter 1par Elm 8nrf9e bon 80
SSabren. sssn ser l1nterfndnng erfldr=
te er Ser @eri6ten 8nfoIge, er font
me aus Der Brobin5 @poion in ser
9e6be bon Mosfnu, un6 5por genaB
zines 8efebls bon etnem @o1nn1uni=
itenaus1buB, 6en Sel6nroridna 5u
to0ten. gr tit geftern in &ietp ange=
fon1me11.
@eneruf &erntunn bon @i6borrt,
Ser beutide n1ilitdril6e. Diiftator in
Ser Ukraine, bat in SEN Mrmeen 6es
9euti6en &oiiers cine brinante &ur=
riere gemo6t. ssStr ser g1tnidlung
Ser 6eutfben @ilitdr1noidine ipielte
er cine bebe1tte11be &one nn6 tpor
elmer Ser erlten @neerale, Sic 6os
Selepbon fir 6ie 2eitung Ser 0pera=
tionn i'm 6eI6e bennbten. Sc 1par in
6en preuBii6en Mrmeemanobern int
Sabre 1905, 6ab er Sen profti19en
8ertb 6es Gelepbons 6enonitrierte.
als Ser groBe &rieg ausbro6, muir
Sc er an Sic 0itfront gei6idf. 5eine
Mrbeit 6alelb1t 5og biele 9lnfmerf=
iomfeit ouf ii6 un6 er befebligte 6ie
6elttf6e Nlrn1ee, 6ie 6te rufiifhe Sc
flung @otpno I'M Mnguft 1915 eros
berte. Sir 6ieie @rrungeni6aft bielt
er bon &aiier @ilbelm 6en Sr6en
pour le rnertte. General bon gidborn
tpar ar1 13. 6ebrnor 1848 in 8res<
ln11 gebore1 un6 trat in bie 8erliner
Wfilitdrafooet1ie I'M Sabre 1866 ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
2obnerbShtng Der @erfitattenarbei'
fer.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August 1st, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
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neroIoireftor McM6oo erbobte Sic
2obne Ser giienbobntperfiI iIttddttttenar= til
better anf 68 Gents pro Sfun6e, nit
6en1entipre9e1r6en @rb0bnngen Der
Mififtenten nn6 beri6ie6ene @Iaiien
in ser Me6oniferobtbe Die
nenen @oten Die auf ben 1ebten +.
sssonrar riidapirfen6 fi1r6, itnb bo1t
5 bis 13 Gents pro Sfun6e b0ber
o1s sic 2obne, sic 6ieien 2euten iett=
ber in Ben nteiiten @erfftdtten ,1tt-
ter Ser Dor dtpei Monaten genebmig-
ten alGgemeinen 0obnerbobung be-
aobH tp11r6en. @om 1. 9luguit an
tper6en o9t Stnn6en ols reguldrer
Mrbeitstog betrodtet nnb l1eber3eit-,
Sor1ttogs- unb Geiertagsarbett 5un
Mn6ertboBfo9en ser mlihen @ate
beaobIt tper6en. Die Mo65oblungen
tper6en gentodt lperoen, iobol6 fte be.
re9net ii16. Dte 1teue 2obnffala
foIgt: Moidtniiten, &eifelmader,
@dn1ie6e, Meetanorbeiter, Mo6ellna.
der nr6 eritflniiige gleftrifer SO
Gents pro Stnn6e;; @agenorbeiter
11n6 8tpeitfIoiiige gIeftrtfer So Gents
pro @t1nbe; &iIfsarbeiter 45 Gents
pro 5t11nbe; Mufieber, bic ouf elmer
Stun6enboits beaoblt tperben, 5 @ts.
mebr oIs Snn6tperfer; Mufieber, 6ie
rnonatIid beaob1t tper6et, etne @r.
hohung bon $40 pro Monat, einen
Minin1olIobn bon $155 nnb einen
Weorin1nl1obn bon $3.50.