davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-09-26
Bk!lzSH AND FRENCH BATTLE INTO ST: QUENTIN SU!BURBS
HAlGS MEN WIN GRICOUR7; DEBENEY CAPTURES DALLON;
BULGAR ARMIES ARE SPLIT AND ALLIES CUT UP TWO UNIT
So Enemy Warplanes,
Days Bag for British

T ,ONDON, Sept. 25.-Fifty-
three hostile airplanes were
accounted for by British aviators
on Tuesday. according to the Of
fetal announcement tonight.
Thirty-one of these were de-
stroyed and twenty-five were
driven down. Ten British ma
chimes failed to return. More
than 1000 photographs were
taken and 121t tons of bombs
dropped in twenty-four hours.
The sun., 1918-09-26

: OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 25--Sir Arthur
Harris, since 1916 director OF overseas
transport for the Canadian Government.
has been appointed Director-General of
Shipping for Canada by Sir Joseph
MacLay. British Shipping Controller, ae-
cording to an off,cial announcement here
to-day. I. =
The sun., 1918-09-26
Special Gable DespdfcA 10 THE srS from n
London Ttmes Service.

Special Gable DespdfcA 10 THH srS from the
London Ttmes Service.
Copyright. 1915: all ri0hts reserred.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 25.-The Austrian
armies are waiting for new and ex-
tremely strong offensive by the Italians
from the Settle Communi to the mouth OF
the Piave. Vienna newspapers declare
that at least 100000 men have been con-
centrated by the Italians on this rela-
lively short front, with an amazing guam
tity Of guns and ammunition.
A neutral attache at italian headquar-
ters says the preparations for the Of
fensive could not be improved upon. The
number OF machine guns has been in
creased largely in recent months, one
company now having more OF these
The sun., 1918-09-26
Mrs. Wilson Name. steel Tug.

GREEN BAY, Wis. Sept. 25-The first
steel tug TO be launched by the North
west Engineering Works of Green Bay
slipped from its ways here this after
noon. The vessel was christened Lake
Cocheo. the name selected by Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. The tug Is destined for
ooastwise trade.
The sun., 1918-09-26
CIVILIANS PLAN
TO FLEE METZ
Berlin Announces Preparation
for Evacuation of City and
"Other Places"
COMMANDMENT Is BLAMED
Guns in st. Mihiel Sector III
crease Activity-Sunny Skies
Bring Out Airmen.

AMSTERDAM. Sept c5.-'It il an
nounced that. owing to the long range
oomoardment OF Metz and other places,
preparations are making for the expedi-
tous evacuation Of civilians and NOV
able property from places within range
OF such guns when the evacuation be-
comes necessary" says a despatch re-
ceived here from Berlin.
The sun., 1918-09-26

Advice TO those who want TO sell their
LIBERTY BONDS-Don't.
Advice to those who must seii--ds 10
John Muir q Co.. 81 b wzy.--ASy.,
The sun., 1918-09-26
ALLENBY'S MEN
ACROSS JORDAN.
TURKS
CaptiveS Increase Daily and
Are Expected to Reach
Total of $4,000.
ARABS AIDING BRITISH
Enemy Cleared Out of Pales-
tine, Except for Scattered,
Isolated Columns.
ARABS AIDING BRITISH

LONDON. Sept. 25.-The roundup OF
the Turkish forces which escaped the
crushing blow OF Gen. Allenby, COM
nender OF the British forces in Pales-
tine, continues with every probability
that when 1t Is completed the Otto
man power in this district will have
been crushed. The same relentless
spirit OF attack, which was evident
in the opening drives of Gen. Allenby
still persists and apparently he is sat
isfied that with the men and supplies
at his disposal he can clear Palestine
OF the Turkish forces. and so thor
oughly crush them that they will
cease as a future factor in the war.
The total of prisoners captured is
rapidly approaching the unofficial
total of 10000 The War Office an
nounced to-day that more than 40. 900
Turks had been counted. with 26J guns.
Many Columns Are Cut on.
Hundreds of Turks. cut OF from
their supplies. still are wandering
about in the mountains and daily are
being picked up. When the task is
completed it is expected that the total
will reach $4,000 and perhaps exceed
that flgurp.
The British are being aided by the
friendly tribesmen who are closing on
the war orphaned Turks east OF the
river Jordan, cutting the remaining
columns TO pieces or taking them pris-
oners. The British forces operating
east OF the Jordan are in favorable
position to cut OF the Turks retreating
northward along the IIedjaz Railroad
The British are approaching Amman,
which is on that line.
Arab forces at the same time are
from Ma'an. which is on the Hedjaz
Railroad southeast of the Dead Sea.
Amman Is 120 miles TO the north Of
this point.
NOung Turks Not Deceived.
4 communication from the Turkish
War Office, which closely resembles
some OF the reports coming from Berlin
at the time the Americans were making
their sweeping advances, says that the
retirement of the Turks was carried out
under previously prepared plans. The
statement, which bears the. date OF
Tuesday, says:
Our movement continued yesterday
in conformity with plans. The Eng
lish follow us only step by step.
There have been TO important events.
The Young Turks do not take this
official view OF the situation, judging
from a despatch received to-day from
Switzerland. This despatch says that
Young Turks are making heavy deposits
in Swiss banks, indicating that they
have fears for the stability OF affairs
In Germany.
The sun., 1918-09-26
HERTLING EAGER FOR
PEACE. HE ASSERTS
Complains Entente Refuses to
Listen to Reason.

'"'EfrnAM, Sept. %. - Germsny's
'' S7ess 10 make peace at the pres
l.'ne in the grave military and po-
.' Al clisls which confronts the coun-
~ and its present leaders--was voiced
'lerday at the sessions of the Main
laa lI....A -. aLl.A NJ
The sun., 1918-09-26
Last Hilltop Inperiiicd.

Meanwhile German reeuforcemsuts
coming mp through the raviues from he
region OF ST. Quentin We're caught under
the fire OF the French guns,
This success makes precarious The
German hold on Hin 1873. This is the
highest point in the positions along tho
ridges from iIolnon TO Dallon, which the
enemy has been forttfyng with feverish
haste. lts fair while it might not mean
the fall OF s. Quentin, would greatly
weaken the defences Of the city.
The troops that took Dailou by assault
were the same troops which dstIu-
ruished themselves In the fighting a La
Pannetee along the Canal du NOrd and
took BeuNraignes three times during the
campaign tina, freed the Moutdi er
pocket and Grove the Germans to the
H,ndenburg line. They have changed
their tactics IN fighting IN the bush, IN
marshes and in the open with the same
success and with an endurance thai IL
emphasized by the number OF fresh Ger
man divisions they have met since ne
battles at Beuvraignes.
The sun., 1918-09-26
5000 Aha N don strike.

J. III. Thomas. a member OF the House
OF Commons and secretary of the Ma
tional Union of Railway Men. after u
conference with the delegates OF the
strikers to-day said that he would order
them back TO work at once. In Cardiff
to-day 5000 strikers voted to return to
work
There Is a widespread opinion that be-
hind the strike movement is a conspiracy
to hinder the progress of the war The
Erenin0 Standard calls attention to the
sinister influences at work in the coun-
try. and adds:
The strike, like many that have pre-
ceded It, concerns vital war service. and
at the bottom Is the work OF n small but
active minority. which employs any
means for impeding the war, These peo-
pie for some time have been stealthily
extending their activities.
1T is a sinister coincidence that since
the shadow OF defeat has been thrown
darkly over the Central Powers strike
upon strike concentrated on industries
essential to the prosecution OF the war
have been precipitated upon grounds al
ways inadequate and often frankly friv-
olous. Strikes In vital war industries
should be made illegal and Indictment
TO strike should be punishable as a
crime
The sun., 1918-09-26

The Germans suffered there from
lack OF appreciation OF the resource
fulness and suppleness of the French
tactics. Gen. Debeneys men. having
approached the position 10 within
proper distance for an assault, ahan-
dored the method OF infiltration which
had characterized the operation around
ST. Quentin and made a resolute
frontal attack. which the nature OF
the obstacle necessitated.
In the first bound they took the cen-
trail point OF resistance at Frsncilly-
Selcncy and the crossroads 500 yardA
to the east.
Keeping close up with the creeping bar
rage which their artillery maintained
with splendid precision, the attacking
waves went on, sweeping the eastern
edge Of Savy Wood clear OF the enemy,
passing through and beyond Marjor.n
Wood and takIag the village Of rEplne
de DallOn by assault.
The sun., 1918-09-26
Fighting at Other Points.

Further south the Germans attacked
the positions where the Frcu,h have cS-
tablished themselves near the western
end OF the Chemiu des Danes At NOISY
farm. but scored complete failure
The British repulsed seyers} similar A.
tacks 4" their distric' to ire nora. Of
which the most important "er" a Ger
man raid last night near luchv and a
strong attack this morning in which tho
Germans entered the British posts near
Moeuvres bat were elected at once by
a counter attack. A successful British
raid was made In the Wulvershem see-
tor in Flanders.
The German e1'elai report adypts th.s
The sun., 1918-09-26
.BRITISHRAIL
STRIKE FAILING
Government Takes Action to
Install Motor Transport
Service at Once.
ANTI-WAR PLOT Is SEEN
Official Course Commended by
Public-3,O0O Cardiff
Strikers Return.
ANTI-WAR PLOT Is SEEN
Special Ca6le DsSpdtch 10 Inn SrN.
Tonuri1If ldIS. nil r,0yfs rrs<rred


LONDON. Sept. 25-Whle the indi-
cations are that a settlement OF the
railroad strike will be reached before
morning. the Government is taking all
possible steps to cope with its possible
extension. The War ONCE has ordered
all members and cars OF the Mddlesex
motor transport volunteers kept in
readiness to take UP Immediately the
transportation OF food and munitions
Under the provisions OF their licenses
all owners Of cars re compelled TO place
them at the disposal OF the Government
in an emergency.
II train service falls motor transport
will be brought into operation i'm
mediately. The decision of the Govern
ment TO use the naval and military
forces TO operate the railroads II neces-
sary meets with general approval by the
pubic. The newspapers, without eS-
ception. also indorse the Governments
action in declining to reopen the ques-
ton OF wages.
The newspapers emphasize the neces-
shy for the Government TO maintain a
firm stand and many denounce the ac-
ton OF the strikers as a deliberate at
tempt to blackmaii the country. Others
advise the strikers to accept the action
OF the leaders OF the unions in agreeing
to compromise OF shillinss weekly
tSl.@5) increase and to resume work.
The sun., 1918-09-26

Continued on Third Paga
The sun., 1918-09-26
Francilly Selency Taken
From German Division Or
dered to Hold to End.
FIGHTING VERY HEAVY
Wave After Wave Sent Up,
Followed by Frontal As
sault on DallOn.
MANY COUNTER ATTACKS
Enemy Makes Desperate FL
fort to Hold Key Positions
TO Hindenburg Line.
FIGHTING VERY HEAVY
MANY COUNTER ATTACKS

LONDON. Sept. 25.-The British and
French armies after several weeks
pf tremendous fighting are closing In
on St. Quentin, in Picardy, and to-
night are practically in the suburbs
Of the city on three sides, with the
Germans fighting desperately 10 hold
them back.
The British took Griconrt to-day,
village less than three miles north
and little wesi, and Selency, Two
and a half miles northwest OF the
centre OF the city. The French are
holding Dallon. about two miles out.
and several other points two or three
miles from the city against fierce and
repeated counter attacks by the
Kaiser's troops. When these have
spent their force the capture of the
city doubtless will he completed.
Counter Attacks Repulscd.
A Fayet. northwest of ST. Quentin,
the Germans attacked heavily. and
also east Of Epehy. but in both places
were repulsed after they had suffered
very heavy losses. They were badly
punished also in their counter At
tncks at Selency and Gricourt. In
these operations the British took
! 900 prisoners.
The Associated Press corresponds
cnr with the French army. telegraph
ing to-day. says the 22lst German
Division had been o;T;.creI TO hold
Dallon "tO the last drop of blood"
but Gen. Dcbeneys troops would not
be denied.
Ten German officers and more than
800 men were prevented from making
the supreme sacrifice demanded OF
them, They fought well under the
Protection of curtain OF fire from
their artillery posted around st. QUEEN
tin, but the French troops were On
them I'm successive waves so quickly
that they could not carry out the order
~ their commanding General, Won IA
Chevallcrie, except by committing sui
c!Ge. The alternative of captivity ap-
peared acceptable to most of them.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09

len bon oem sdreiben 6eS Brdit6ert-
ten 6anfbar @ermerf nebmen. unS
ioH es Srolt fem in 6teier i9idials=
i9aperen 3eit un6 Elm 1uelter Mniporn
511gleih uns 6es aufridtigen 8obl=
moGens, 6as aus Dent 5breiben
fpridt> tpiip6ig 5u mod)en. 9aourd
tproig 51 mo6en, bob tpir nit ber=
mebrtem @ifer unIere 8flidt fbrn
1tn6 mebr ais umiere pli6t; rnfern
Mntbeil an Sen Spfer 6es &rieges
fre16ig a11f nns 1rebmen, ni6t met=
6en bon 6em @ege, o1f 6en 6aS @e~
tpi1ien a1ns 1peiit, ni6t tpamfe1 TT Der
Sre1e, 6ie mir 6ie1em 2an6e gelobt
baben. 0anit mir nriere Gein6e BE-
1dy4nen 1tr6 6ie Mni6QGge 5ui9anoen
mod)en, bic in 6em S6reiben 6eS
Trdii6enten 10 idarfe ger1rtbetlung
erfabrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09
1rabItn9s8esan

9efangen int falten @irteri@laf
Lag sic erltarrte groe. 2eblos ooe
lab es iiberau aus, t00libe 5tiue
berrldte alentbalben, u1lo urter Der
itrergen @erri6uft bes 8irterfo-
rigs ieuf5te Die muOe Menlbbett.
@eoulo, @e0a1lo! 9as fulte 3epter
miro oar balo einem liebli6en 9err1
Id,erltob meifen miille11, Oenm l9on
bereitet iidy I'M ol!nflen SdooBe Der
groe Elm aulenofaltiges, ne1eS Se=
ben por. 9eod itno Sic Selieln 11iht
~geiprengt, 1pel6e sic iltngen Srtebe
g%efurger balten, aber luage miro Is
1tid)t n1ebr 1p1bre1L oenm iiebe, ifo11
aober langiam Die 9efreierin, Die
tpulroer1pirfe1loe, lebenipen0enoe
Gonne. 2ifter tpir0s am gra11ge=
t611ten Sin1r1el, un0, IN Nolengl11tb
oetol1d,t, tritt Sic i1,genoid0ne Sent
sesior1e ouf Sen Hlan. uno Dor
ibrem mornte1r 2ebenSoOem m1B al
les Gtorre, @interlide 1pei6en. @111
@oloreoel1 flutbet SUR groe bernie
Ser. 9u fnurrt 11no brit IN obrt
nt0dtigem 3prn 0as giS, oa i9mtl5t
in lpehniitbiger Srauer Ser Sfnee,
oo otbnet in tiefen befreienoen Sit
G STE grbe - So irbelt erloit Die
Menid,beit - ser Barn lit gebro=
d)en, sic &etten iin0 %geiprengt, NUN
atbmet 1t1tb ipriebet un0 lebt, Das
9eben inttebat.
Ser @intertra11m lit m1sgetranmt,
1111r, pafygefiiBte groenpelt, jaltd)5e
beiner 9en5es5eit entgegen. Sdyon
1ieht man, mie ser @edrnf Ser Srmb=
I~inaslonre in ta~l1ien0itimmigem gdo
tpi6erb oat. Gin 2ebenstm1mel er=
qreift Sic gauge Natur, Elm raltloler
Ghaffen6rang 011r6itromt tie. Hno
NUN beqinnt Elm nimmermii6es> frob
erreates, Sreiben, nn6 auS 5artgrl1=
nem @eranf, aus &rroipen= nro Blu=
tbenfiiae mebt ser 2en5 Ser erlolten
grbe ein p1roerfeines 8rautgetpo11o.
smes idmiidt n1r6 5iert 1i9 nit: 9ae
bonn Sonnengolb geapedten flaren
gdGdlein ellen in biipfen6er Wt1nter=
felt 611r6 sic feit1i6 prangeroe 9ta=
t1tr. Son @eue 51 @eue eilt in
beben6er Tre1toe sic &1an6e bom Gr=
nodoen Ser Nah1r. Inter 6em bla11e1t=
ben Simn1el 5pitidern uno itngen IN
@Iiif un6 Suit 6ie 8oglei1 1bre Ut
Ben @eilen Gin Subel nno <nge11
6urdsittert sic 2iite, ein frenotg=
frobloden6es grl0iungs1ie6.. 9ie
gr6e feiert ibr Griiblingsfeit nno ote
Men16enfin6er nit ibr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09
@etretoe 1&tto &artoTelm.

SsSn lebter Set lit tpie0er 0ie Wtubr
1n11lg ergangen, mebr @artoffelm 5u
ellen 1tnb naG M&Oglid)teit @etreioe
5u iparen. 9tele Mabmtng lit 6urb-
aus 1i9t unberedtigt, 6e1n nab ben
,pel1e1ten Mlthtelumgen blieb Die
@eltgetrei6eernte 1917 binter oerle-
11igen oes &%oriabres> 1pel6e idon olS
idtpa9 beaeidnet tperoen muBte, 5l1=
riid. Die @rii1p0e bierfiir liegen IN
Ser Soltpt1a6e ont lOem i6hpaderen
M1bou, an Ser i6lebten lteberpinte=
rlt>rg uno 6em auf Die l1nbia Der
@itter11ng mdbren0 ser &etfe5eit 5n=
riid5ufiibreroen geringeren grtrag.
@obl baben Der l6ieOene europai1de
2dn6er meientli6 before Grnterelul=
tote geliefert als I'M Soriabre, tple
gnqlano, 9eutid)lano, Oeiterrei6-
ltngarr, @%l1mdnier, 81lgarien 111to
size 9dtpei5. @ogegen lolten ote
grnte5iffern aus Sranfretd 1111o
Ssytalien meniger gut.
Gin Shfpet5er 8latt 1bre1bt 1of:
Son 0er grportltaaten ltebt Mrger=
ti11ien an -eriter 9telle, bagegen bro9+
ten sic &einltate Ser @eretnigte11
6toaten, @oraouS, Ml1ltralienS nno
SSroiens gnttduldatngen. lteber &r1B=
Iun6 feblen berldBli6e Mngaben.
G~inioermnber berIGRlid)e Mnqaben
Iiegen n11s Spanien, Sranfreth,
.Gdottlart6, Srlon6, Stalie1r, geie6er=
lanoert, @dme6en Sdapei5, &onooa,
@ereinigten 5toaten Sn6ien, Sapon
11t6 Mlqerien bor> 11n6 5tpar 1ou ooS
@ei5enernteergebntB aus 6ie1en 9ar<
bern 49,, 95S, 900 &ilo5entner betra=
qen, mas SO Bro5e1t Ser Froouftion
bon 1916 uno S5>5 Ero5ent oes
6urhidmittli6en @rgebniiies bon
1911 biz 1916 atsma6en tplroe.
Son Sen 16tpoden grntereiultaten int
onqemeiren obgefeben, faat fir Die
ssmportltoater eri6tperen6 ins Sc
midt, 90 Ser Gee fradtmangel etre
Me6uftio1t Ger ginf1br nrro idlieBl1h
eine @ontingentier1t1rg 5nr Solge ba=
ben m1Bte. @enr 6as fommenoe
Sesabr unS nidt eine Dor5iglide Welt=
er1tte brimgt, miro ii6 Sic nberanS
qeipannte Gage ouf 6em @etretoez
marfte int rrGiditfolgen6en Sabre nod
empfim6li6 berlddrfen, ga Die eiier=
men @orrGtbe in mebreren 5tooten
oufgebrau6t tper6en."
IS 1T 6ernno9 flor, bob Die Be=
b%0Iferr1rg n1f 6ie @artoffel 5nriif=
qreifen 1onte, ein %geiun6eS geab=
rura smithel> 6as in m1sretdenoer
Metqe borban6e1t lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09
Ser @eiebpprlaoe fit Gpnicribie-

Ser @deknprlage far Gpniertbte<
r11trq aGer iurgen MiGruter, ioba11 tie
6as 81. 9ebensiobr erreiden, tit int
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elm ENHANCEMENT
amgebangt tpor6em, gege1 6as iofort
an{etts emergii6er 8roteit erboben
tper6en 1o1te; 6asielbe idlieBt mont
lidy o11d one @tuoente1n Der Tbeo-
logic ur6 Ger Meoi5in 1T 6te Cont
icription Elm. Sour grer6ettloie Bor-
nirtbeit farn einerr folAen Mrtrog
itenen, 6enn tpie iolGem mir Seelfor-
ger nn6 Mer3te erbalten, tpen11 tbapert
ser @odtprtds ert5ogen miro? Ine
northumberland 8iirger urn6 ipe5teM
uni ere firdlidem @eret1pe ioqten Of
me @er5l,q bel Dre1 @ertretern I'M
grtnbesie1tat geeen 6tefe1 @aregro-
pbet ein6ringli@ @roteft eir1egen.
gile hat motif, 90 ste @or1age in
ibrer onit0Bigen Gorm faor bot1 BIB
observation-disclosures arge1tomtrtett tporoe1t
1T un6 iebt eitpert @onfere1t5oa1si@nb
bet6er &6intier 51tr etrogiilttgen M'
faifurtg borltegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09
George @aibtn8tons
TretbettSanIetbe

DIS George @aibington feline be-
riibn1te Dabrt iber Den Dela1pare
gen1o6t batte> befan6 er iid trob iet=
mes Sieges iber 6en lberraidten
@egner in GROCER 8erlegenbeit. Sic
Oienit5eit ieiner Sr1tppen mar obge=
Iaufen, nn6 nit 6em 5ol6e tpar ct 10
itarf riditan6ig, 6aB Die Soloaten
6robten beim5ntebrem, menn lie nt9t
in barem @el6e be5ablt miiroen.
@albington M%berre6ete tie, gegen eine
@%rtraaablnng BON 5ebn 9o1ar
pro Wonm le9S @o6en langer 51
bleiben. 0te 6a6urb getponnene
Jriit benubte er, einen 8oten on @o<
bert Morris in 8bila6elpbia 5u idi=
den, nit 6e1len Silfe er 6as %erfor6er=
lide @el6 a1f5utreiben boffte.
Morris erbielt Sen 8rief 8aibing=
tons ont Mben6 6es Iebten Sages
oes Sabres. Mm Meuiabrstage mar
er idom bei5eiten anf nn6 no6 in
Ser gra11en 9dmn1ernng madte er
ste 9i1trt6e bel 1einen Srenn6en, Ole
tpie er Nudfer marerr, lm 1aS @elo
5nl amme1n6nbringen. Norber aber
ibrieb er an @albington folgen0en
8rief: ~SS9d tpur6e 6ur6 SIR S6rei=
ben BON geitern friib ipat III Der
Na6t geebrt> nn6 itets bereit, Sbren
Sn1trnftio1er at folgert, bin i6 friib
uufgeitan6em, I'M Die @umme bon
finf5igtmi en6 Dollar an g1ere e.
5emen5 5n len6en. sic tper6e1r sos
@el6 nit 6ieiem 8riefe befommen,
uber es miro ni6t 10 idnea abgeben
f0nner, mie ib mobl m06te, 90 no9
1rieman6 o11f lit 1pie i6. @s frelt
MIDI iebr, 6aB sic sic Sr11ppen iber,
reject baben, n1ts8ubalten, nnb brau=
6en sic ipGber tpie6er einmal @el6,
6onm redynen Gle r1abig auf mid,
enttpe6er IN meirner 0ffentli@en o6er
pribatetp @igenidaft.%
Der olte AuGfer batte iid in iei-
men Grenn6en ri6t getduldt: Walb-
ingtort erbielt 6os @elb. Sos mar
Sic erite Sreibeitsanleibe, 6ie in TIM
lerem 2mn6e m1fgenom1nen tprroe.
Gin %ein5elner Marr, Ser feline
Grenn6e IN ser Sriibe eires nebeli=
gen @intermorgens aus BEN 8etten
i6eudte, brodte lie auf. Siinf5igtau=
ien6 9ol1ur paren in Ger 0amaligen
| 3eit u1r6 unter Sen 6amaligen Ser
bGltniiien cine gong be6e11ten6e Cunt
me, ober Morris un6 feline 6retn6e
fannten lire Nflt@t, tpuBten, baB
6em Sberfel6berrn gebolfen tper6en
m1Bte. l1n6 ite balfen. go miiiien
ou6 mir unierer @egierung be1fen.
l1n6 mir baben es erbebli6 Iet9ter
als jerre Arafer es batten. Mnes>
tpos mir bra11derl lit ser 8ine, Der
iie 5u etnem raiden @ntidlltB bradte,,
11n6 sic 8egeiiterung, nit Ser lie If
rem @ntidlnB u1tsfiibrten. Sbr1e 6aS
ei1re ur6 6os orr6ere lit ettpas Gro
bes nod3 rier1als bonbra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09
9ie @ta6t 9enber fat fid einen

9ie @ta6t 9enber fat fib einen
@eiit1idm 5l1gelegt. @r miro bon
ser @to6t beiol6et ur6 gebort 5nr
ItGotifden 8eamteridoft. Mm iogt,
1ie Mniteu1tng fei erfolgt, INT einem
IGngit gefublbe11 8e6iirfniB 5u ge1ii.
gen. Sos Ia1ttet 1esbaB einigerma-
zen iom6erbor, meiI 9erber geiebli@
troten lit r116 ltnter Ser @egenti9af
ser @tirnnrarnaao1rert itebt. @ir 3D.
ben immer geb0rt, baB Dos ei1pe me
6as on6ere geniige, 1trn Ole Morol Ell
ner @to6t gegert ole Gdbrniiie fider
an itenert. @a8 6a etm ifta1tiiiiber
@eiitlider ion, 1T obiollt lt1terfirb-
bor. Ser mo1trt fan1t r1rn1ogli@ ct.
tuas at tbltn baber1, un6 betnnntltB
1T Mibigga1g aner Softer Mnfang.
@em man f@or feline @iidit@t a.f
sic Stoottnife bot 1pebnnen tuolen,
bdtte 1ra1t tperrigfbertS midfidt mtf
Sen @ei1tliden 1tebrnert ltn6 Tim ben
,troalsbIeibIidep Golge1t 6es fiben
Mi9tstbat1as 1ttdt altsfeten foIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-09
GROCER @erlnn.

yeo6 Mngabe bes @11n0es<M der=
bau = 0epartements iin0 6reiBig Weil=
lionen 8ulbel &artoffeln Ser @efabr
o1sgeiekt, 5u perfaulen, pern tie big
5ur 1pe11ert grnte ni6t gegeller tper=
SEN. 1as mqre notiirli6 ein gro Der
Gerluit, unb man farm es ber1teben;
baR Ser notionne1n 2ebensmittelber=
maltung beionoers iebr biel 6aron
Iiege11 muB, 6aB 0ieier @erlnlt ber=
mie0en miro. Wie es mogli6 getpe=
len lit, baB ltd Elm 10 rteltger &arto1=
f%elporratb aniammel11 fonrtte, tit cine
Mngelegenbeit, Die in 6as &ap1tel Der
Observation-Disclosures gebort, nit
Ser sic 5uitdn6igen geboroen lett
SSsahr un6 Sag int &fe liege1t.
Srob Ser groBen grnte tparen &ar=
toffeln inn lebten SCRIPT tbelter. Vtat1
bat bamols bebouptet, Der Weangel
an Observation-Disclosures lei fir
sic Gbeuerung berdnttportli6, aber
notwithstanding bat bie Grtpart1ng bo=
berer Breiie mebr nit Der Sbeuernng
5u tb11n gebabt als Ser Mange1 an
Observation-Disclosures. Mn6 Ste
SSarmer tpiiien ibre fleinen uro gro
Ben 8ortbeile tpabr5unebmen. nno
tpenn iie 1i6 6iesmal beripefultert
boben, 6arm bra1dt man Dos ri6t
at be6o11ern. Seoenfans iino oie
@artoffeln gegentpartig biaig, mos
man angeiidts Der boben BreiIe on=
oerer 2ebensmittel nur begriBen
fann. Sssm amgemeinen miro 6te &ar=
toffel bier ols @abrungSmitte1 biel
at ,pe1uig gei&dbt, IN Ser @auptiade
tpobI 6esbob nidt, neil man iie ridt
a~11aubereiten tpeiB. 9ortn follen TIT
iere Sousfra11erp ieBt ufttertpieien
tperben. Desbab lit Die 8artoffel>
tpode a1rgeiebt por0en. nr6
Der man aus mirfbidaftliden nno
on6eren @riin6en MIR ponen @rfolg
tpiiniden fnnrt. Sc mebr &artoffeln
oeaeiien mer6en, 6eito mebr Wei5en
farr geipart tper6en.