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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

The public will approve OF the de-
mand OF Senator Hiram Johnson Of
California for an open debate on the
peace terms, The doors should be
thrown open and the people Of the
United States kept fully informed OF
every step. As Senator Johnson
says. we are az unprepnred for peace
ns wo were for war, and the peace
treaty to he agreed upon should not
be one for the aggrandizemont OF any
particular person, but should he for
the welfare OF the whole people. We
do not want any star chamber pro-
ceedIngs or secret agreements.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
SEWER STOPPED; PAPER
TAKES SECOND HAND BATH

Had II not been for the quick work
Of employees OF the Tulsa sewer de-
partment, The Tulsa World would
have been loser to the extent OF ap-
proximately s25,O0O worth OF print
paper Tuesday afternoon. In some
manner. the sewer between Chey-
enne street and the river became
stopped up. causing water, presum-
ably from the Model laundry, to back
up in the basement OF the World
building
For awhile It looked as though all
the paper would he soaked, and her
Culean efforts were made to get the
big heavy rolls to dry places, How
ever, the stopped place in the sewer
was located by the city men and the
water receded as fast as it had come
up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
Ban Also Lifted From
MatrimOny by Signing
of German ArmiStice

The ban on matrimOny has also
been I.fted with the signing Or the
armistlcs.
This does not mean that permits
Will be Issued iudiscriminatoiy
but a period of recOnstructIon has
undoubtedly set In, according 10
the attaches OF the office Of the
clerk Of the courts.
business started off with a rush
yesterday The total number Of
permits Issued for the day was
nine. In al least one case. war had
proved 10 be the barrier. Dewey
Crowl lS, and Leila Pretty. l6,
both Of jerks. wanted TO marry in
October but something happened
to prevent for form OF written
consent for Deweys parents to
sign, was drawn up October btU
was not signed until YESTERDAY
His bride also had her parents
written consent
Thaddcus Hagaman, 10. and
Cleo Edwards, II, both OF Bixby,
also had their parents written con-
sent.
Tulsa Is evidently becoming
matrimonial mecca for the Appli-
Cants come from almost every
where. Eugene Combs and Martha
Woods came over from Okmulgee
for a license and Ebert Hamilton
and Nora Garrison OF West Tulsa
took day off 20 get married.
From Sklatook came william A.
Murphy and Pearl Franks and Oil
ton sent az delegates to Cupid's
convention w. l.. BristOw and Ora
Titus. Justice Maxey sealed their
contract as he did also that between
Noah L. Couch and Millie Morse Of
BiXby only two couples repre-
sented Tulsa. They are william
Writ Duncan and Delta G.. Bahren-
burg and Ernest Barker and Eura
Robertson.
The marriage ticket window will
be wide open all day Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
CITY HALL FURNITURE TO
BE NONE BUT VERY BEST

An itmeized list OF the furniture
needed for the office rooms occupied
by the mayor and city officials. in
tho new city hall, has been compiled,
and prepared for the competitive
bids OF the five furnishing firms in
terested.
An aggregate cost of $4,000 will
he necessary TO properly furnish
these twelve rooms. IL Is estimated,
TO fittingly correspond with the In
terror. Only the best quality OF rugs
and heavy durable furniture will be
purchased. as this will prove the
most economical in the long run.
Tho old furnishings. now In use.
will be sold, 10 partially pay for tho
new. while some Of the folding
chairs now owned by the city, and In
use at times at convention hall. will
be used in the commissioners as
scmoly room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
LAST MEMBER OF TRAIN
ROBBERY GANG CONVICTED

DENVER. Colo. Nov 27.-George
Eudaley, alias Ray Long, the last
member of the alleged band of train
robbers and automobile bandits who
terroriZed Denver and Colorado
Springs. September 10, was found
guilty tonight of robbery by jury
in criminal court here.
Eudaley was tried on charge O..
having assisted Roy Sheriff., now in
prison in Kansas, and Miss Eva
Lewis, who was recently convicted
here OF robbery, IN the robbery of
Miss Mildred Gates OF Dallas, Texas
and w. ID. Otter OF Chicago, during
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
so HIS FRIEND IN NEED
IS NOW HIMSELF IN NEED

Hulett Dunn proved to be too good
friend who had the misfortune to
land in jail.
Dunns sollcltousness in caring for
his friends epicurean desires was the
cause OF much comment at the coun-
~ Jail, Large quantities OF fruit
were passed through the bars and
Dunn's friend was always in good
spirits. One day the officers de-
cided TO investigate. They found
little pellets which they took to be
the cause Of all the hilariousness on
the part OF Dunn's friend.
Yesterday he was arrested by
John Moran, deputy United States
marshal,Son a charge OF violating the
anti-narCotic laws.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

The difference between President
Wilson and tho lamented Mckinley
Is that Mckinley selected the rank
ing democratic member and the
ranking republican member of the
foreign relations committee az the
members OF the delegation to the
peace conference between this coun-
try and Spain. President Wilson
does not seem to consider that the
foreign relations committee should
have anything to say about the terms
OF the treaty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
IN LIBEL SUIT AT MIAMI

Special 10 The World.
MIAMI. Okla, Nov. gI.--Libel suit
has been filed in the district court
here by sheriff Edward Freeman
against the Muskogee Phoenix to re-
cover $4,000 damages, as the result
OF the publication Of an account of
the arrest Of Freeman at Sallisaw on
a charge of violating the fedora
liquor laws Freeman at n hearing
before United States Commissioners
f NJ. Frye was acquitted OF the
charge and the suit was then insti-
tuted. Ii was held by the commits
sioner that Freeman was an inter-
state passenger from oklahoma to
Arkansas and could not be prose-
cuted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
Oklahoma Outbursts.

We arc thankful that the worst Is
yet 10 come. We will be more thank
IuI II 1t iH always tn" worst 10 come
ana We can continue TO side-btcp II.
"ChiIo declares war on pcruna,"
rl'cd IN" nrWshOy Tuesday night
Ih1lS wrong remarked J. W. Wood
I"fd. Tn" PeruvlanA and all the
allies ought 10 declare war on chill.
We notice that lot Of Tulsa WON
en- have changed their views as to
what Will make an appropriate
christmas present since the signing
Of tho arInisticc.
We are not going TO bo entirely
s1tisf"d with the food adminIstra-
Ton until It permits bees to make
their own honey
The girl on South Main says she
believes that in view Of changing
conditions that all wedding an
n"unccm"nts should be made by a
close corporation.
To tho Editor:
You do not know what you are
writing about
You do not know what ahtocracy Is
" " ku,tur IL.
democracy Ii
culture is
GEO, II GALLUP. Blgfork. Mont.
Speaking about the efficiency OF
women in places formerly filled by
men, this column found one yostcr-
day acting AS bank teller who has
her work down to such perfect
system that she would not delay her
lunch hour long enough to make
change for s. bin Where the So
bin came from is entirely different
question.
This rebus in code was received |
by tho radio operator at 3 a. m yes |
terday: "MOnday--dcIayed -- Feller |
on South Houston says kaiser Ia
licked bone dry saddle Is on. we
have equal rights, and William Gibbs
McAdOO did not ahdichte, but Ar
kansas II yet to be conquered while
oklahoma escapes with her zoolOg-
Ical garden OF freaks"
Fast Archer street admitted In It's
speech at the woman suffrage cele-
biation luncheon that II knew moth
Ing whatever about suffrnge--that 1t
only took up the question in order to
be on the opposing side. but that It
~as grateful for the recognition aC-
corded 1t for one time being on the
side. Loud applause from
he chairman.
Snap shots from the Dallas News:
Do not judge by appearance. The
man who looks run down at the
heel may be well heeled. our eX-
perience In that dentist does not
,hArge for what ne does for us, hut
Tor what he knows we can't do for
ourselves. II the truth could be dis
covered, probably IL would be found
nat after a man gets used to being a
something else begins
Eating on him AZ a general thing.
,ho small boy who is compelled to
practice at the piano an hour a day
would lead n miserable life II he did
not have hopes OF growing up and
Joining the tank corps. Personally
va have had many ups and downs
N our short life, hut never have we
observed n suspicious character eye
ng our diamonds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
SOf Again Requests
ArnliStice Modification

LONDON, Tuesday. Nov. 2G.-Dr
W, :. Solf German forciru minister
has asked the allies once more !o~
a mitigation of the armistice couIi-
t!onS and has requested pcrmiss ION
to delay the delivery Of railroad roll.
ing stock under the terms of tho
agreement between Germany and
allies until February l. on The
ground that difficulties caused By
bad conditions ana the lack of lubr-
catiuEDUils
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
WHATEVER SUITS WOMEN
is SUITABLE FOR HIM

Guy Brooks is a discerning thief
II the county attorneys allegations
are borne out by the evidence.
Guy has an eye for things femi-
nine. For instance, he is charged
with stealing the following articles
from the John ID. Hail store: Four
teen ladies' suits, value $770.75: six
ladies' coats, value &27S75; 16 la
dies waists, value S91.45; two la
dies skirts, value &4A50; 81 clothes
hangers. value {J.l5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

The president seems TO he having
as much trouble in selecting his
peace delegates as he does in choos-
Ing a federal judge for the eastern
district of oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

The president says he is not TAX
news. Possibly he merely wants TO
find out II George Ia subject to sea-
sickness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

LONDON. Nov. 27-via Montreal
At n demonstration of 10000 persons
in Hyde Park today a resolution was
adopted favoring an economic boy
colt OF tho Germans for their cruel
behavior toward prisoners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

The natives Of Zuyder Zee seem to
think they hnvo hard enough time
living on the bleak island OF wicrln-
gen without having to endure the
presence of the crown prince.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

II you want to get the measure Of
recent recrults to democratic editor
ial chairs just read the Oklahoman's
comment on Pcrshlng for president
In Tuesdays issue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

Col Henry watterson thinks Ren
Johnson's cpltAph to pig would he
a good one for the kaiser: Whilst he
lived he lived In clover; when ne
died he died all over"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

Ny MERCY will Keep for him fonevel
more, and my covenant shall stand Ia
9Th him PsA. s9:2s.
Ebr ever shall my sonE record
fh( truth and mercy ot the Lord:
peicy and truth for over stRnd
Liz hea v-n established by HIS hand
q Thou arr my Father my Tod and inc
9erk OF my salvation. PsA. 80 .26.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

The bandit gangs depredatioHs j.
Denver.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

|Gront bon gper1r Big STEMS fon5en-
triert Fat. Seine Mrtilerie lit in
'Gteaung uno 1os Better mar gilt
itig. 9ie 6eutfde MoraI ion be6eu-
teno idhua9er fem nIs Dor benz Sin
griff bonn 81. M6r3.
Die 2uftiiberfdne in 9eutidlan6
fperoen fortgeiebt un6 britiide 8om-
bengeidtpaoer baben mieber Diann-
beim am Rbein (?) befudt, NO iie
5tpei 5euer beruriadten. Sn Ser
Nabe BON @oarbriiden Deurid,
9otbringen, muroe cine eleftriide
&%raftitation 1daper bei6dbigt uno
neitere grploiipitoffe tp1rben ouf
B%abnitationen BEL Web a%bgeporfen.
Berlin beboupet oob a1f 6en
2ps=Sdladtfel6 6rei omerifaniide
Glug5euge berabgeholt moroen iino.
9ies lit oas erite Nn5eiden, ooB fid
BET ben merifmiiben Gruppen an
oteier 6ront amerifaniide JIieger Be-
fin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

6. Miuer, EQUITABLE ! @ebnbren $3.50;
Winneiota gtaats@s anitarium, 8eiors
una bon @iItuerbiug, Ries unb Srblida
Mun}on Gupplp, @areu $22.2o; g.
ape. Qeihitau, @eafa6ren bon MIde uno
geitripp $1,000, Mprbfternz9 rudgeieI@
$19.75; $685.; $25, rs; 5000; IT.
neiota 5eimaarpe, gouf Centre, @inn..
fin ausitattl1ngen $4,000; 8. e. Ne
idef, ll%eberbrinaen beg Sobn Sn7omer
Beidauen Der seide 0es 8alter 5hmiot
5tpmmes $685.; Yopeu 9arotpare
Company, @areu $16.65;st. Gloub S1@
ititut lleberbrtngen Der Otaria Serolldd
nud @alfer 5000, ct. eloun Sron
@orfs 60, 3%eparaturen nnb supplies
$4.S7; ct. 8apbaels 5olpital. 9ebanos
lung bes Mih. 5treit $500; oesglets
den BEG Sobu 9oler $3.50; 8. S. Sddz
fer, Supplies $16.45; Sran S. u.
5bmiot, 8et1itiguns Der 5treit airoer
$500; gbrilt. Sdmtbt, Sreimarfeu
$4,000; .. 6. Sbnner - 8efDlttgrng
Ser Steurus Gouutp @efangeuen $500;
oesaIeiden $14.25; gefDIttgung Der
genton gpuntp @efn1genen $24.75;
beseleiden $36.75; 8efotiguug Der u.
q. 8efungenen $11.25; Inslageu 9taat
aegen 8prih unD aubere $3.50; Sret1
n1drfen etc. $32.70; besablt N%atrpnen@
@ebubreu $500; Iuslase Staat gege1
8enlen $14o.41; @eeuritn 9Ianf Boot
& Yrintine Go. = Supplies. Slants
etc. S175.65; 9. 6. 5mith & 9ros., He@
~paratur ser Observation-Disclosures $1.65;
notarieue 8eldeinigung Der 1913
| StellerbId1er S16.50; 9einrth 2enpoorOe
Irbeit am Gpuntmpeg $3.50; pes%
eleiden $500; Simes 9rudgeleuldaft
- @er6fientliduug Ser Gouutpzaom@
mil1drzGerbnrbhngen $3.50; Serofz
fentlihrng Der Noti5 bes Steaernertau15
$40; @erDfientlithung Der &erb0rsnoz
Tia S14.30; @er0ffentlidung Der Seborz
Observation-Disclosures S1S.75; NDrDl ternz
9rudeeleultoft, SerpHentltd)ung Der
@erb6rsnotis $3.50; Ser 5pring 5anole
Gpmpo11n, Ser. Stuuter Slugge $10.21;
g. Sbpn1ep, Sreimarfen, Cypress etc.
S39.61; pesoletden 9tenlt beim gpdrD
Of aubit $1,000; @eit Gubli1bi1g 60,
supplement su Sen nIgemeiuen Stutuz
fen 81. 80; Suhu $. &plter, Ger1tfeS
r1nas zGrdnie S1S4.64; 9urrn 8.
gouno, @eriidlerung zErarnie $2e.35;
Gbuaro 3app, @eriiderungs zFrdmie
S45.OO; Sruns Seumer reihte letne Hez
%iiqnatipn bon Dem llnterhultsz& Soften fir
9iltrift So. Is ein; bielelbe mrrpe a1te
aenpmmen lnb 9~ufbetpu6ruua ongeprpz
net. Muf Mr1trag BEG Sucob @eber. mt
ter1ribt bon g. S. S6eiien. lpurne 9arrp
| 8er1ner als llnterhnlts : Eatrolile fur
| 9iitrift SEQ. Is eruarlnt, Inn sole purdb
Sic Heiignutiou bes Nran5 Seumer entz
ltu1Derte 9iidc uu55ufuIeu. Iuf 4utrag
p%ertaote lief SET 9ehorpe tine Die.
g. 81. oabr, @orliter Der Gountns
geb6rpe upn Stearls Gountp,
Wlirn.
8eitdtiof:. Nif. Shomen, Go1n1thzMubitor
nnb @rzSfficip Glerf Ser 9e9Droe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Nener Eroteit sesen bic 8eidlag.
nahmmna hpllGnoiider Gdiffe.

Neuer Yroteit gesen bic 8eidlag-
nabm11ng bollanoiider sdiffe.
True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 80, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
8afbington %. Mai. -
Die boadnoiide @eianotidoft oabier
bat DEM Staatsiefretar 2anling etne
Grganaungsnote in Dem Broteit ge-
gen Sic 9eidlngnabmung bolldnbi<
lher S6iffe in britiiden uno ameri-
faniiden 9afen iiberrei6t. IS beiBt
barilt, ooB Ole Ser. Staater in ibrer
@rfldrung Ser 8ei6lagnabmung oie
spon Der bolldnoiiden &egierung ur=
ipriinglid erbobenen gin1pdnbe I'M
beantruortet laiie.
Soaano lit bon Ser &egierung ser
Ser. Stoaten babin peritdnoigt NOR
GEN.. oaB iein geiud Tim oie gntien-
ol1ng bon 6rei iebt in amerifaniiden
3afen befinoliden Sdiffen nit oem
Relt oes BON 9raiibent 8illon Der
lprodenen @etreioes nidt getpGbrt
peroen fann, urrb baB, Inn peitere
ger3ogerungen in Ser 8eribiffung
oes @etreioes 5u permeioen, iofort
boaanoii6e Sdiffe beriibergeldidt
tper6en io1en, Inn es gu bolen. 9ies
tpuroe bier befannt, fur5 nodbem
HreBoepeiden eingegongen maren>
Die bie Wittbeilung entbielten, ooB
Die boaanoiide 8egierung Sic gb=
fabrt Ser bondn6iiden Sdiffe aus
ibren 9afen perboten babe. @ieiige
8eamten f0nnen nidt b%eriteben, mas
oieies gorgeben Solanos 5n be6eu=
ten bat, ob1pobl man annimmt, 6oB
oie 9altung 9euti6lanbs 6ofir ber-
o1tttportlid at bulten lit. l1eber 4OO,=
600 Sonnen boldn6ii6en Gdiffs-
ral1ms liegen miiBig in boGdn6ti9en
6dfen nod SEN I'M gtansoeparte=
ment Dorbanoenen Snformationen,
urb ote Observation-Disclosures lit Ser
Mnii6t, BOB bon 6ieier f%eltliegsn6en
6lotte Sic CUR 8erfrudtung 6es @e=
trei6es n0tbigen Sdiffe genommen
tueroen l6Qen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
George G. Magnuson
boa ct. 6louo, Winnefota
&epublitanii9er aanoibat fir
@Ierf bes StaatsDber9eri6ts
0ortuable1, II. SUM- 1913
George G. Magnuson
Clerk of the Supreme Court

@eboren in ct. GIouo, Minn.
MitgIieo 0e5 rep1bltfaniider
@taats 3entralfomiteeS, 2 Sabre
Mitglieo oes iedlter %congreiiionel
len Oiltriftsfomitee5, 4 Sabre.
@e%gentpartig: = Stuotfomm111ar
Supt. oes 5inan5= unb Nefnnngs:
Gepartements, Stabtidabmetiter uni
lteapertreterber 8iirgermetter Dor
ct. CLOUD, Meinn.
gr-Teltertpebr=Gbe 5euer : Weor:
ldoI uno staot=Glerf BON ct
Glouo, Minn.
Sduemeiter Ser Central Minne-
lota Nuriliorp Sectional Sorts 9oh=
tpeg=Mnoctation.
gi5epraiibent Ser Wrni5tpolitats=
2iga BON Minneiota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

Sn ser grpart11ug, oaB Die Mab=
Ter bon .Stearns Gonntn itd nit
meiner Musfiibrung Ser nit oem
rSberiffsamte berbunoenen Bfl1dten
aufrieoen gegeben, erfldre i6 MIDI ls
s@oroioot fir @iebertpabl ~ oas
5beriffsomt, un0 NIT. 0ieIe r grfld=
r11ng %perbinoe i'd oas gerlpreden,
auen11 ertpdblt, mi6 bes Mmtes tpte=
ser in einer @eiie on3unebtnen, oaB
oaen EHidten 0esielben nod boaem
@ebiibr &ednung getragen miro. Sn
Sic lent 5inne eriu6e 16 I'M Sbre
Stinme unb tint freunoltde Inter
Ttibunq nno meroe itderli6 baS mir
ertpiei enc 3utrauen at idaben nno GIT
redtfertigen tpi1ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

&unoioat fnr oas Mmt oes &epraien=
tanten bes 45. legislatiben Diltrifts,
m0dte biernttt um Sbre Gimme nno
Sbrc freunolide ltnterltiibnng aller
gebeten tpiiien, oie nit ieiner amts-
perrpaltl1ng nls ibr 8ertreter tn Der
2%egislatur iid 5ufrieben gegeben ba=
BEN. tSh babe MIR Dos 8eite oes 81
ltrifts urb oes Staates I'M Magemet=
1rer angeltrebt unb tuerbe Dies getpiB
ortd ferner tbun, faas Sic 8abler
meines 9iltrifts mild ols ibren Ser
treter tpieoer erfteier 1oQten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Giuem italieniid)em @elebrten ioQ

Ginem italienifden @elebrten ioa
es gelungen iein, nad iabrelangen
8erlud}en Elm Seilmittel gegen 6te
@dmin6iudt au finoen, 6os ale 8or-
n1siebugnen zines iolden Setlmtt=
tells erfiiat. Seit Ser epodema6en=
oen gntbedung &obert Scots, Die Ser
1reuaeitliden Suberfoluleforidung
3iel unb Hidtung gegeben, fat mon
DON Seilmitteln oieler Dirt, oie oll5u-
Immen 1ridt bielten, mos man bon
ib1en periproden, 10 baufig gebort,
oaB man gegenl 6ie MmHnoigltng
1euer 9eilmittel itarf miBtrm1iid ge-
tporoen lit. Mlein idon oie bloBe
Gbatlod]e, oaB 6eier iti1e italieniide
@elebrte ieine Beriude mabreno Der
fiirdterliden &riegsiabre u~nenttuegt
fortgeiett fat, tpirft beriobneno. nnb
mir boffen germ, baB bas 1tel1e Sell
mitteI Edit, mas mani iid bon ibm
peripridt. Die Menidbeit nitro es
rrad benz ariege iebr notbtpenoig
bru1ider.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

A%ua OD%S %tN%S% 112A%uS SS"S~S""
90 tb als &an0ioat fir Die office
bes @o1ntp : Observation-Disclosures
bon 5tearns County int 6eloe BIN,
eriud)e ib abtungspoa TIM 6ie Stim=
men uno bie l1nteritiitu1rg Ser 8ab=
Ter Bel Ser fomu1enben 8ubl. Sd
BIN Elm @raouierten oes b0beren Sur
ius ser ct. CLOUD Normalidule uno
babe odtaebn Sabre Grfabrlu1g als
2ebrer 1T 2anoidu1len, gruoierter
un6 Sodidulen. Sd Datroe gu Der
ld,iebenen Malen mGbreno Der lebten
pier5ebn Sabre erit6t, mid tint Die
ies Mmt at betperben. 8enn ertpablt,
tDeroe ih Die NIT bent arnte berbut1=
benen Nflidyten nady better gefabi=
gung n1sfiibre1b 10 oaB Die Stinr11t-
qeber BON Stearrs County uriahe
baben meroen, itol5 oarauf 5u fem,
mid 1tnteritiibt 5u baben. SIM Vor-
aus oanfeno fir Sbren gnten Wi1er,
bin-id Gsbr fir Before Sd11len
Ebilipp 06rger,
ct. Soiepb Minn.
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Sn Griuart1tng bes ue1te11 gl1griffs.

Sn Grtuartnng bes ne,te1 Mnsriffs.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 80, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, %. W1ai. - Sd1pere
&ftbdtigfeit an Ser @eitfront lit
immer nod) I'M grmartungsitaoi1tm.
@as in @irflidfeit binter Sen oeltt=
lhen 2inien porgebt, tit u1tgerpiB,
aber" iobiel lit befannt, bab Der 6einb
eitte grpBe Mn5abl 2ente entlang Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

Manderlei @em6bnlid]es siebt es
auf oieler Grbe, aber getp0bnli6er
lit nidts als betriigen unb betrogerr
mer6en. @ie bie einen aus nebnng
utuo ste onberen aus grfabrnng
mil1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

esh bin &unoioot Tiir bas StautSz
tsenatorenMmt bon bieiem Diitrtft
uno erlltde Sic frel1nolidlt mir ibre
1pertbe Stimme nnb l1nterltuenrtg
sufonlmen laller 5t nollen. Wem
ertpabIt miro es mein ltetes gefre=
BEN iein fir btelen SEN 45ten Diitrift,
&e1ultate 31 er5telen 0ie 6en getpeis
tie ern tperoen, oaB ib eth trelter
@ertreter 0e5 Golfes bin.
MdtnngsDoa,
Sames S. GmisleD,
&onbibat fir 5toatssSenotor,
ct. Glolt0, Minnei ota.
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Yin Die Sftmmgeber Deg 70. W1ln=
,1eIpta legislatipen 9iitrifts.
SD bin &anbioat fir @iebermabl
in Das 5tuatslenutsamt BON Min=
neioto. Ser Heforo meiner 9ienit-
leiItunq I'M Senat lit, mie ih anneb=
me, oQen bon Sbnen mobl befannt.
@enn er nod Sbrem ltrtbeil MIDI
5a Sbrer unterltiibung beredtigt,
modte id Sic eri uden, itd on oen
YrimGrpablen ant II. sunni al be-
tbeiltgen nno Nren @abl5ettel 1pie
folqt gu marfieren:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

ga id mild fir 6os Mmt. oes
Observation-Disclosures BON Stearns
County ongefiim6igt babe, eriud)e i'd
odftungspoa lint Sbre @tim1ne nno
unterItiiBung. 8em in Dos M1m
ertpdbH, meroe ih getreu Sic Nflid=
ten oes Mn1tes in Geoltdfeit gegen
one oltsiiben. Sobm 8. 9ominif.
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For State Senator

OtIulnuAu Ft4eIS,
&anoibot fiir Stuats lenatpr oes 46.
l%egislatipen 0iitrifts bon StearnS
County bei ser an II. Sl11ri itatt=
~fin6en0en 8orpubl. gegen Dus Ser
lpreden, menn ertpablt, Ourd promp=
tie un6 getpilienbafte g%rfiiIung Ser
NIT oem Nmte perbunoenen Hflidten
,un0 burf, @abrung Ser Tolfsre6te
un6 Steuera1ng Ser @oblfabrt 6es
Staates mi6 oes mir ertpieienen 3u=
tru1ens pertb 5u madeu, eriu6e i'd
in offer 5reun0idaft Inn oie Gimme
un0 bie unterititeung Ser @abler
meines Iiitr1ftS.
Teroinanb Eeters,
@olb Spring Minn.
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at regular advertising rates.
sir &eprelentant pom IS. 9titrift.