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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
Capt. J. B. Garber
 Writes From France

Col. Alex M Garber is in receipt of letter from his nephew, Capt. J. B.. Garber, dated November 13, in which he stated that he was safe and we'll" Captain Garber Is in command of a bat tery of the 319th field artillery regiment unit of the Eighty-second division, which was in the thick of the Argonne forest fight, In which the Germans were driven back across the Afro river with great losses.
 In his letter Captain Garber states that during the Argonne fight shell burst near him, severely wounding three other officers, put left him un- scathed. The letter was written after the armistice was signed and Captain Garber states he expected to be sent home at an early date.
 Captain Garber joined up" at the be- ginning of Americas entrance in the war and took course at the first of ficers' training camp at Camp McPher- son, and was commissioned captain. He was transferred to Camp Jordan as in structor and on April this year was as- 319th field artillery, which fought in some of the heaviest engagements in which the American troops were en- gagged.
 Captain Garber is we'll known in the city and has been since 1911 law part ner of his uncle, Colonel Garber. and on his discharge will resume his duties with the firm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

ton station at Key West, and will be detained there as instructor. This was made known in a letter recently re- ceived by his, father. Judge J. P. Stiles.
 Tom Benners son of T. H Benners. the well known coal broker. has been mustered out of the service at Camp Zachary Taylor and is back at V. M. |, from which school he entered the offi- cers' camp.
 The many friends of Maj. and Mrs. "Jenlss2 Gillem are rejoicing at their return to Birmingham after prolonged absence in army camps.
 Lieut.. Chalmers Moore of the medical corps is greeting old friends in the city after being away for several months.
 Lieut.. Raymond staggers has returned to Birmingham after long stay at Camp Jackson.
 Lieut.. Fred c, Gardner, 3l5th field sig nal corps who has spent five months in France. left for Camp Meade last night after brief visit to relatives here.
 A letter has been received from Her bert Vaughan, stating that he had been wounded twice while on the front lines with the American army over there
 Lieut.. David Trotter of the aviation corps has returned to Mineola after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

with the trades union congress, was the only party representing organized workers. There was no evidence in proof of the premiers assertion that the labor party was bolshevik.
 John Maclean, the Russian bolshevik consul in Glasgow, who was imprisoned in Edinburgh last spring for speeches hindering recruiting. made his first cleo ton campaign appearance in Glasgow yesterday. and in an impassioned speech claimed to be the standard bearer Of his class in the great fight against capitalism"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

75o BOX FREE TO ANY SUFFERER
 Up in Syracuse. N. T.. treatment for rheumatism has been found that hundreds of users say is der reporting cases that little short of mfracu lous. Just a few treatments even in the very worst ca ses seem to accomplish wonders after othor remedies have failed entirely It to neutraze the uric acid and lime salt deposits in tho blood. driving all poisonous cogging waste from the tenn. Soreness pain. stiffness. swelling just melt away and vanish
 The treatment first introduced by MT. Delano is 90 good that its wants verybody who suffers from rheumatism who has friend afflicted. to ret a free 75c package from him to prove just what 1t will in every before a penny s spent MT. Delano .To prove that the Delano treatment will pos
 aly overcome rheumatism. matter how severe
 lorn long standing the and after all e treatments have failed. will. If you have never
 iousy used the treatment. send you full size !5c
 age free If you will just this notice and , 1t with your and address with l0c to l pay postage and distribution expenses to per-
 Fly"
 r. H. De1ano, 339-U, Wood Bldg, Syra- SC, N. Y. I can send only one free
 s'5age to an address
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

An oil well being driven in West vir- ginia has been drilled to a depth of 1868 feet, and Is now the deepest in the world. The depth of this well exceeds the height of St. Mitchell (6711 feet). the highest mountain in the eastern United States. Until now the deepest oil well boring has been one of 7349 feet in Silesia-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
MASONIC FUNERAL.

Members of King Hiram lodge No. 77f, A. F.. < A. M., and Master NIasOns, are requested te meet at the Masonic 1 temple at 9 n. m. Sunday to attend the funeral of Brother Lee Hurt.
 HENRY kiSY, W. M. A. B. ANDREWS Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

Clyde Galloway, who has been stationed at Fort Thomas. Ky, has been discharged and has returned to his home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

A. c. and Tom Hall Mitchell of tie Students Army Training corps at Adj burn are spending several days in Bess e mer with their parents, Mir and Ms A. c. Mitchell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

Lieut.. T. K. Byrne, widely known young Birmingham business man, is visiting friends here after having received his honorable discharge from Camp Han cock He will leave for Jacksonville rext month, where he goes to enter the insurance field.
 Kenneth J. Smith has returned from Camp Pike, having been discharged from the infantry officers training school, and is again connected with the Jeffer- son Plumbers & Mill Supply company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

q Blue Harris of the medical reserve at Tulane university has returned home and will act as intern at the Hillman hospital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

spending few days with relatives. Lieutenant Trotter returned froIa France about two weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

Riddle efore Supreme Court
 Washington, December 14.-(Special5 D. Henry Riddle of Talladega intro duced to the supreme court by Senator Underwood. was admitted today to practice before that court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

The Age-HeraId wants short news items. similar to those print ca below, abouf returning sol- uiers, sailors and marines. When Eour relative or friend who has been In the service returns 10 Bir- minShan, pkone OF write of the tact and the informntion will be Sindly published. Among those re- ported yesterday were the follow ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

Lieut.. Chalmers Moore of the medical corps is greeting old friends in the city after being away for several months.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

mbeoingt maidbar. Gon arbeitel
man iieberbait an Der 2oiuIg oieie,
AuiIabe. 9ereits iest tam man
Aieiem Nlangel abbeIieu our1J
Miihung Der Stopelialer nit etua3
9aumpolIe ooer @oae. Sto0eliaie:
nit 9aunmoIle gibt eiu in ieoer
9e5icbunJ uoIlwcrtigeS 9aumpod.
ge1pebe, Stapclioier nit @ole e.
nttI guten aIeioeritoii. las aus
Stapcliaier g~Cpounene @arn FAM
nui allen @e~bitiihleH u~erarbciteI
meroen. BON Sntereiie ojirite leiu.
OaB 0ieie SAFER bereita Dor bent
&riege befarnt mar, OILS Abiau bet
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gicie SAFER. lire WilIicncr5eu.
Jung uorausgeictt. miro IN Geutids
lono uebeu Der 9teiielioicr nlS berlt.
len nngeicbcu, Der SlciNer. mo
8dltenot nidt MI: ob3uhclicn, Jon,
1ern lie iogar 81 beieitiacu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Die ipauiidle aranfbeit in SiroI.

Der nIugemeIne IIroIer 4njel-
GER mel0et: Die Grippe jou lll,n
audi III ,~5nHsbrud hesrld)en. Sic
IranfbeIt mar id)on eInuIaI III Il.
rol, un0 guar DOR 90 Sobren. Gte
cpioeInlld)e Grippe brad GnOe >Sa.
uuar 1868 in &lrOI 6unutllt I'M lta.
lIenlld)ell Sal0esteIie ans un0 bleli
BORT anlhelneE0 6IeInlldl lanae IN
mlllfommenen Auientbalt bcl DER
9ep0lferuua. Gin Beridt aus
Orient, Der aus 0en erlten 6ebruur.
tagen oes Sabre5 1868 liamllt, lteili
feit, ooB es in Orient fem Qaus gcbe,
in Dem lid nlht &ranfe %beiaHOen.
(Sa, IN nldt nenlgen ,}antllIen lcien
ale 6amlliennltglleoer crtrantt uH0
aui 0Iele Welle ans 9ett geiclleli.
Aebnllde Wcrb0linIlie mer0en aus
9iouereto ull0 an0eren Drilhaften
I'M Slocn u~nlere3 &an0es leulcIoet
Die Seute mur0en Don beitl9en
aopiidmer3en Sd)mlnOel, 0hremau
len, ShIafluft un0 audi pom petit.
gen MISREPRESENTATION beraIleu,
aud Sronlpie 5eIgen i'd, unO 'oll
Imnler mud)ten i'd itarte, 6IebettOe
Sd]mler3en m ser %gelanten Dlustn.
latur. beionOers IN Der SenOeHBc.
gen0, geltcn0. 10 ooB i'd ole 2raHttu
gang 8erid)ia9en" ilbIteH. las be-
gIeiten0e i}leber oolerte melit uidlt
idneer aIs iuni bis Ieds 9age an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Had m,s.r trauenhsrntr.
&iht mehr uieIe nuSliticklide Ndu,
1ers Irrfciipneu.

Sn Der fytdueHs4 s4bs
t%eilln9 Oes aneritdniid)en Ir6eitsbes
portements tam man uou alIerDuno
9eiddftlidCn 8eruieu bnren. ioelnt uns
3ufrieoenen Ii. itrebIumen 6ruuen uno
Wdo6en in n~eueiter 3sit ofieniteben.,
infoIse zines grObeten ootr 9etingss
rem Won6eIs an mdnnIiden Nrbeis
tern.
n2n9emeinlin gefast", duBerts Ii9
elmer Der 8edmten Der pbiQen Ibteis
lung. ho6en jekt 6rduenperiontn
oor3ii9Iide @eIeQtnAeit, in 5einabt
ieben Qrbeitsberuf gu q%elungen.
peIfer biz iett nur ais mGnnIiher
8eruf ongeIc9en moroen mar. Nns
tiirIih gilt oa5 MIR inter Norau8s
iebuns en:iprehenoer 3ou1Iih.sit."
Il. a. ermutigen Bog hemjIte Gobos
rutorium unb bic Gppthete psiblite
8eper5sr. Die 6inQerferti2teit Der
meiiten GonSt06ter le9t COR monten
bic 3eihentun't perihieoeUer Tdher
nabe; oa5 nitti9e 9ou~ 3sitnen, fir
Dos ihon friiber eiuaelne 5rouen snts
fhitOenes Salient ge5eist hotten, TT
porldufjg nus9enommsn, tommt ober
fpdter nit olgeneinem Wieberauflez
ben Der 8outdti9teit - lpeI6es in hoz
bern W}obe gu erlporten lit crit
reht bran. Ne6nlides Qilt BON ben
3%eitunass uno Moon3ins8erufen.
3pei qrpfeIiionen, lpeIds 6rausn nod
9roBe M09lidteiteu bieten. Itno Die
drstlias unb bic oentiitiite. Ridt
iebr Ihneu bringen bic 5roueE III
bieie 8eruie Elm. ba lie Dor oIem Qes
nigenoe fo4lide 9orbereitun9en fir
oieieIben bsbiirien; nber iie tuuteu
INNER 5ublreifer in 0iefsn 6sIpsrn
ouf.
Gines Der iiberrafdenbTten @sbiete,
pcl6s fd in iiin9iter 3eit fir 6rous
enspsrionen 0ffnen. IT Die !0erItelung
BON Sehlinfen uno nnoeren optiihen
@lGisrn. 8etonntli6 hattsn bic Der.
Stnntsn Bis gum Sabre 1914 ibren
9eonrf nab optif6en S%nItrumeutsn
gum %alerqr0Bten 5eil aus 3eutlAs
Ionb 9epstt. Sn3piiden boben lie
nua in bieier 6inTidt groBe SORT
ihritte ouf Dem Nege gu inouitrieIer
GeibitdnDiQteit qemntt uno ons ei=
qentIifs Broblem oes optiihen 8los
Tss ssI0it, ousoenommen Der 8eThois
Fung elmer suldnglifen 3obl seterns
ter 8%erufsarbeiter. 9lnn gloubt, oaB
Tid 5rnuen bier3u Defenders gut eiNs
men. Gntd Sam bat cine ~beionoere
QusbiloungssS tuIe bierfiir geIhdfs
fen; feds Wotsn bousrt Der 8urs,
un6 es niro pGbreno Der 3eit idon
2obn be3o6lt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Sine 5citgemaks Seirutsnnnonc,.

Sn einem rbeiniihen gIdttden
iud)t e tiIr3lih cine beirotslutiga
-5un9irou" 0urh IolgeHoe uerlct
ten0e Iingc ellcn GhclietIten ~
8emInnen: r9abe Uier5rbn 9iibncl
cut Dem Sol. cine Setter, led:
Sdlvcine, pIer Hmocr auf Der Ie.
ce, }pel St)inIeu mo Iaugruurit,
I'M Goudllang, etuc erblln0ete Yiul
ter, Ole ipinuen uno nebcn tam
einen tlcinen &CinadPt, - air.G
IA Aepfels 10 3mctitgcnb INN.
ieibitgelpountuc Heimuun0 un0 Ct
men gctelierteu Wein. sd habe a.,
ber0em nod eln Hlnpler un0 ein,
Iaute. arie9sbeiddoIgte, Die mai
etmas uut Ader o0er 0of arbeittl
tonneu uno cbrliaeu Gbarotter be
iieeu. mer0en am TarIegung i5rtt
8erbalniiie gebeten."
8er pogt esq &ermutIih miro
es Der nit uabrbaiten 8iitern geieg.
neien JungfroL on Beperbern MIDI
,PhlFn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Z entfd3lanhs nrne 1aIer-
fnf-3nSufrie.

@is gum arie9e, ioaar bis 5unI
6ribiabr 1915, be5og Die beutide
6aier.Gnouitrie lire 5iobItofie gum
or0Bten Sell aus Dem 4uslanhP.
1913 betrltg Die Giniubr Don GeI.
til.Hobltoiien 845,657 Gonnen, Inl
@erte bon ~ 0~iiuiaroen Wart.
Qo5t famen nod ilber 61,000 Abs
iauiaiern, i'm @erte 0 Alb Ytil.
Iionen Mart, iowie fur 1928 Y2iI.
lionen 8nrne. III oas, o0er lalt
oIIes, bIleb ieit 9eginn Ger 8iDda0e
aus. Gle Not 5pong oo3u, lid
nod griabiaiern unl5uieben. Sor.
Idldge miiroen gemoft, aber nnr
icbr menige botten praftiihcn Wert.
Grit nod longem Sufen mo I'M
5obligeu @rperimenten 9elang es,
brnl,dbare 6oierltoife ans einbeimis
iden Bilan5en bcrjuitelen.
ga lit 3unddit ole ~gteiieI, Die
bette auer griaeiaiern. Sic lit Der
8aumpoue minocitens gleid)uertig,
fonnte bisber aber nod nIdt in 10
groBen Nengen geucnnen meroen.
rap Der geiamte 8e0nri geOcdt miro.
4ls Griob fir Suite unO Saal
olent Die SAFER ocs aoIbenidilles
Qppha genonnt. Die lid uor3ilgIidI
eignet sur Seilerei uno 8auiabrifo'
ton. Ia SfiIf in groBen Men.
ON milo wafIt, ioa iie aud ipdtcr
BON geOeutltns iein,
Gle 3%orffoler fam obne sri.
idung nidt gut peruonot weroen.
God ifeint tie nit elmer Beiml'
ifung BON 80 Qro5ent WolIe 81
einem guten loIioen Stoff ilr Ser
renfIei0ung %periponncn weroen 81
t0nnen. @as ionit nod an 8iIau-
5enfoiern gemonnen miro, 3. .. aus
Biniter, 9opien, Meioenrosfeh
iheint feline Observation-Disclosures BE.
oeutung gu erlongen. Gle 9aupt'
rode in Der g~ringfaicr . Gr3eu8un0
ipieit Ole SAFER 0es RooelhoI5es,
3eaitoii ooer 3enuloie, ocren Der
men0ung als log. Bapiergarn moi.
daeemein betonnt lit. Fir Belief
oungs3pede ober lit ojeie5 Ero0ufi
niht eeeignet, 0a rs. ebcnio ME oaS
6ireft aus 3e1uloie bcrgeitcllte Bel.
fuion, 81 grobfdoig Itno nit)t mai.
ier0ift 1T. Woh o%erTpeR0et beloe
StoHe nomentIit 3u S6fen, GaH.
'eritofien, 8anobefIeiouHgen uiD.
Nm pertbouiten lit tisher BON Den
3eauIoieprooutten Die log. Stape,.
iaIer, 5u oeren 8eriielluf,g ieet elm
iebr rotionelies Berinhren ent0edt
1T. Sie lit gum Spinnen alrs8es
3eidnet uno gibt Elm IN Dorm uno
Iusieben poIEuertiges Bnrn. AaeT'
oin8s lit aud oieies Garn nod Eidi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

idnstif4sn 9iis geten. um in Dem
Drte 4tmb1mm bel Ut1imo pieoer 3u
Gage "a .ommen. Ter 9an3s lunnel
ptro 50 Gilometsr lang. Die Hpiten
fuo 0uf 100 Uliuionen Nart psran
itiogt. 8douotrs tctluiiae Sdnie
rigteItsn nsrDen nitt symartst, 10 Dlb
lie Bduarbeiten oIntt o~srl0ufeu ourf.
ten. Wlan bofit. nit rer Ngsiub
tung oer Nybtit:n osmR0dite beginne
su tornCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

% neini Nis f0nneu Sic nur
ecntsn?" llno Ct pIrgt nod raid
einr0e Snnopthss bsrunter. Der
g:TiBs: ser Sapanbanbluns in Der
uFtersn ReHntraBe lift mein OnteI.
Sh beiu6te ihn neulid. Da fab i'd
e;nen nsusn INSTRUMENTATION. b66it
Jeeianst fir Elm 3sIton9 10
fir SIREN Salon etpa. Gr min ibn
mir ihsntsn. lpsnn Sic i'm bofir
cine Sreiloge fir beuts abeno bepiqi=
gen. 81 ipiro einerieits oas Sbeatsr
gefTnt, unr oonu IS matt bod
sinprud. penn SbneH Elm IoIa 3ies
'er9sihsnt auf bic 9u6ne binaufaez
re:6t piro. ga - i'd oente tets
@taran, pie i'd Stnen niiBen t0nnz
t. -"
Sprad's urO fab ib prableriIf
ringslm. Gr fiiblte iid als elm
Monr, Der Ii6 nidt lumpen IdBt.
FIoritd lift anoerer Nlsinung.
Sic tennt ii1 niht mshr.
Die Wut Unpirrt ibren Slim uno
!.e3t sinen NusOrad in lire 3u1e, oob
ale nit eben aoh 10 frieolia bier
s~etaielt toben eri6roden in bic 60be
fabrea uno SIN b0isn Worten louz
ffen, Die Td ls5t pis Elm Stur3bao
er9ieBen:
~g3as ccs rur! Sn, feb ibr
Tenn perruct 9spcroen2 gin i'd Elm
Sinh ober Elm Rarr, nit benz ibr euz
rem Spot treibt2 9onbons - 8lus
men - Elm Somneniairm! - ia
brallde oas oIes nift =. broufe DOT
alien teinsn Sonneni6irm, i'd babe
-, oa ie6t Der. i'd babe gum Slid
nod einen RegenIdirm, Der feIt genug
III, um euh ole oamit b%innus5ufegen.
ga. i6out nur, 10 modt mans nit
iold i4muBi9em 9eiinbsI. pis ibr
unb - unter 0isfretion lei IS be>
ri6tet ha5eIoid flogen bic 6iebs
na4 alien Seiten; no iie geraoe tro-
fen, oa ioBen iie felt.
Na6 tpenigen QugenbIidsn mar bic
Stube Ieer. 6lorita, DoppeIt erid0pft
pom i4rem feeIiIden S9mer3 unO Der
torperlthen Grmuoung, fGut in siuen
SefeI."
0os 1T nun bos gnoe pom 2ieo.
8os tonnte elm Benefits ge6en
mad Der S5ene eben! no Der Sol
Ito0t" uno nit ibm gepib Iein gan.
ger Nnbang imtreitt!
O. nidt baran bentenl
Die 2eute pirDen fd0n laden.
llno lieber tot aIs ou89sla6t! -
@noIi4 fdngt 6lorita an gu mei1
men. 4ber. ons 1T Elm 3uItonb, Der
ibr auf Die Oauer ni6t bebogt.
60 hebt Iie benn aud balo pieber
blin3eIno bic trdnenndHen Qioer.
on fGIt ibr Bid ouf ben neuen !6ut.
Den Reiiehut! Wdr pns nidt Elm
6inger3si9?
limb nit Der ibr ei9enen Gnti6lois
ienbeit ipringt ie auf.
Der Setretdr muB gu ibr tommen.
4ugen6lidIi6.
@r tpmmt aud -
Wie t0nnts er onbsrs, bo Fe ibn
ruft?!-
Sine Stunoe ipdter psrtiinbsn Qns
f6lo9e3etteI. bob ons Benefits Der
6lorito pegen npIDBIi6 singetretener
9eiIerteit" am abenb ni4t itattfinoen
tarn.
llnb am onberen Mprgea NOR 5los
rita iiberboupt ni6t mebr ba. unb
nit ibr febIte - Der Setretdr.
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ON S~HHoiHnnei.

Gstejts Dor e,I0u luHi Ja1ren raJ
n p,lE our Matchmaking oes ala
NM 0.5ei4nsteH u .eGesarmes, b.,
-aHHnurt uHD S6lUsDsn oon einun
st ;tsnul. r%syti39etelt. Qui Der oa
li~su -eite iol oer Dem Giienbabu
.....b o!:nit5ar 81 mdtenos Qunne.
II sH bt A~ogeu5a8sn l~is5suosn Jn.
q, 4u.lser %be8lnHen uno mad bel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

nnbcOoht. nW}on ioat ae'
mobnIif, oob r%bcumotiid)e Sdmer.
sen iih in Den idmddIi6cren a0r.
perteilen icitlebcn."
so, 10 MN pciB i'd ouf),
morlrm i'd 10 bdltiIg &opiidmer5cn
hobe!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

& fennt d.. 0crr Siifs
lei (ocr oerreiit. nan Der llbr ,c.
beuh): n3cbn Wimlten mil i) nod
martcn. @enn i'd JEST idou aeb',
% febr' if mtermcQs nrd,nloI eiu
uno Damn pcridum' i'd 0cn 3ug."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

Aui Dem T|ampicI.
nOlein Scrr, i'd Bloube, SIRE itrun
Mutter miro icetrnnf - gle ioutCn
lid nm lie umid)auen."
Gle Came III meinc 1dmie1cr.
mutter."
q - pur0on!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

= 'l1nm09Iih d.. 2c6mom
(im Gbeater): nSehcn Sic sic oite
Game BORT %oriibcn?".
MiIler: sd III mcin @cites, lie
ourh mein CpcrnQIo8 8u frie3cL
tie gcbt ober nid]t 6iuciu."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

STIMULATION. DQeiu
Sbcim bat 0ir id)on mieocr &c.
punlpt? Sdeint ia ein e~r5ieiooIer
@crr 81 icin!"
Splno: r@m or meiB aou5 &c.
nau. BOB ih icincu Monmon fir
iein 4ftienbier orauigchcn loiie; er
triegt ibH OILS Giuioeuoe 5uriid!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

untcr 9rofhfeufut.
/ dern. nGm @uitop, mos iiir n
llntcrid)ico iii 5miid)en 0cinem
Shimmel mo Dem Gee2"
Seine Nbuung."
r9tu, 0cin ShimmeI miro beim
3iebcn idmdhcr, unO Der Zee miro
babel itGrter.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
@armloie Semrrfungeu.

Se0er Gbemam gIau5t Grnmo
sur alage Je9en leine 8ottin su
BADEN unO Der cIIl5ige Oruno lit
oft, Dab tic ieine 5rlu lit.
6raucu lcben ~ioiort, mas cine
Grou ell hat. Nianncr nod id}nclcr.
mas iic nIdlt az bat.
Ger 0iant, Ger in Der .&ur>
.eSquc Saom" INNER porne iitt.
iiet in ser Stride, menn er lif gu
iduig hinein p@crirrt, geruobn.i4 III
Der lcgtcn Hcihe.
Crit onuu. penn Der Wunu me-
Gen @rut cinrs GbeDeripred)an3
uerfIugt miro. lcrut er leinen pois
len Mert crttuucn.
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%u Ser 5huIt. Broie!.
ior: .9te.nen Sic mir @orte, oeren
Nc0eutung ourd por9eieetes .per~
III ibr @cdentcil permnnOclt mirol'
/. SdIilcr: n3Ghlen - per505a
len. itrci6cn - peridJreiben."
,. StiiIer: oSronung Ber4
%orouung."
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9br pfnffB.
Sft5se ans BEN Sbeaterle6en
Bon u. BOD.

Sch, lei bod tein geDant! = Sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
TAFT o PRYZSZLYM LOSIE
KOLONII NIEMIECKICH.

Nowy York, 7. grudnia.
Wczoraj wieczor ma posiedzeniu
wydzialu informacyjnego Z ra-
mienia Ligi Pokojowej, ma ktorej
rem uczestniczyl by}y prezydent
Taft, omawiano niektore kwestye
pokojowe. Pomiedzy inneml roz-
poczeto dyskusye mad kwestya,
dotyczaca przyszlych losow ME-
mieckich kolonii w Afryce / in
ych czesciach Swiata. Z kwestya
ia udano sic do Tafta, ktory O.
swiad6zyl, re najlepsza rzecza by
ioby oddac wszelkie kolonie pod
zarzad zorganizowanej ligi naro-
dow. zamiast oddawac je Men,
com lub dzielic je pomiedzy pan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07

Tow. Pomocy Armii Polskiei. od-
byfo swu roczne posiedzenie W pre-
SHY czwartek, W sail IS. Piotra |
Pawia, PREY 3Smej / Paulina ulicy.
Ma tenn posiedzeniu zostai obrany
nowy zarzad, do ktorego wchodza pa
ME: K. Kozlowska, prezeska; F. An
drzejewska, wiceprezeska; A. CYL
kowska, sekretarka; T. Kumienka'
~kasyerka. Dotychczas panic tegoz
tow. wywiazaly 215 par pohczoch,
65 potnikow, 6 par podrekawow, :
kaptury, 2 szalo / uszyiy 20 szpl-
talnych koszul. Ma szczeg6lne UNA
ME zasluguie PAM J6zefa AndrzeJe-
wska, kt6ra sama wywiazala Sc par
ponczoch. Nastepne -posiedzenie od-
bedzie sic dnia 10. g%rudnia r. b. u
Uprasza sic panic, azcby nadal pra-
cowaiy tax energic7nie jak dotyfh-
czas.
p. NJ. zlentak, j. KicIar, Komiiat
prasy.
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Bacznosc Avondale.

w ~przysziy poniedziaiek, dnia 10.
grudnia nastapi pozegnanie 200 o.
chotnikow Armii Polskiej; W ko--
sciele sw.. Jacka cdbedzie sic solen
ne nabozenstwo ma ~intencye odjez--
d~zajacych o godzinie 10-tej rano W
Iolaczeniu 2 kazaniem zastosowa-
num do okolicznosci.
Obiad W sail parafialnej pod ko-
scioiem sw. Jacka wydany ~zostanie
PREY doskonale urozmaiconym pro-
reramie.
Uprasza sic wszystkich szanow--
Iych obywateli o wliecie udziaiu W
pozegnaniu naszych ~przyszlych wo-
jak6w.
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.pok6j przynajmniej W poiowie
sprzyjajacy Eh interesom, muszQ
80 zawrzec pred tym czasem.
Amsterdam, z. grudnia. = Pc
VIVA liczba puikow gwardyi pru--
skiej. ktore niedawno temu wy
stepowaly przeciwko obecnemul
rzadowi niemieckiemu, postano--
villa obecnie podtrzymywac Rad
Eberta i oddala sic zupeinie ma
usiugi Eberta, przyrzekajac bro
nc republiki socyalistycznej przy
pomocy wszelkich srodkow pre-
c:wko szkodliwym wplywom.
K~openhaga. z. grudnia. - Ma
zebraniu 5000 powaznieiszych o
bywateli W Kolonii re wzgledu
ia to, il ME MONA liczyc ma staiy
Rad w Berlinie, postanowiono
przy najblizszej sposobnosci ogfo
sic niezawisia republike w ionic
panstwa niemieckiego. Repu-
blika ia o~bejmowalaby p%rowincye
nadrenskie i>Westfalie. Poiudnio,
We Baden stara sic podobno o
przylaczenie do repubtiki szwaj-
carskiei,
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KONGRES R~OZPOCZNIE
OBRADY w STYCZNIU.

Paryz, Z. grudnia. Prey.
dent Wilson powiadomiony 20.
stall wczoraj planach co do roz
poczecia obrad miedzyalianckiei
konwencyi tudziez p~rzysziego
miedzynarodowego kongresu
Dowie sic take podczas swej po'
drozy o postanowieniach, jake
powzieto ma ostatniem zebraniu
dyplomatow Anglii, Francyi I
Wioch w Londynie. Rozumie sic
vice. re wobec tego pogloski, ia
koby prezydent zgodzil sic juz ma
riektore decyzye owej k~onferen.
cyl l~ondynskiej, sa bezpodstawne.
Miedzyaliancka konferencya zbir
RE sic powtornie w dniu Is llrb
II grudnia w biurze ministerstwa
ola spraw zagranicznych a ME w
Wersalu. Lloyd George, premier
angielski i. Balfour, minister ola
spraw zagranicznych, przybeda
prawdopodobnie ma ten czas, ably
przywitae prezydenta, wybory je-
dnak ME pozwola i'm ma dfuzszy
pobyt niz diva do trzech dni.
.Kongres pokojowy rozpocznie
swe posiedzenie prawdopodobnic
poczatkach stycznia. Staio sic
to ma zyczenie delegacyi amery--
kanskiej, ktora prganela, ably o.
brady pokojowe rozpoczeiy sig
jak najwczeSniej. Planowanem
Jest, re obrady tie potrwaja cztery
miesiace, jezeli zatem ME zajd9
zadne powazniejsze przeszkody,
kongres rozeidzie sic w maiu. ,