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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
GERMANS, REPULSED ALONG WHOLE LINE,
STOP INFANTRY EFFORTS ON LYS FRONT;
BOTH WINGS OF ALLIES STAND FIRM
BRITISH SERGEANT
CAPTURED 80 GERMANS
And Along with Them Machine Guns
and a Trench Mortar-Naturally
Enough, He Has Victoria
Cross

London, April 10 Correspondence Of
Associated Press How Sergeant vii.
liam Grimbaldcston of the Kings Own
Scottish Borderers. though armed only
with one bomb. captured thirty-six Ger
mans with six machine guns and a
trench mortar, and thereby won the Vic
toria Cross, is thus told in an official
narratives:
, During the course of an attack. Ser
geant Grimbaldeston noticed that the ad
vance of the battalion on his left was
being checked by heavy machine-gun
fire from large block house. He at once
collected four rine-grenadiers, and in.
structed them TO open as rapid fire as
possible on the blockhouse, thus assist
ing one of our trench mortar batteries,
which was also concentrating on the
same target.
"The ground between him and the
block house was open and entirely de.
void of cover. In spite of this he made
his way across it in series of rushes.
followed closely by his small band of
rifiemen.
Under hail of bullets from the enc.
my machine guns, and armed with only
one hand grenade, he worked his way
round TO the entrance at the rear of the
With this solitary weapon
he suddenly appeared in the midst of
the enemy, and persuaded each gun tcan
in turn to lay down its arms.
so it happened that thirty-six Ger
mans, with their six machine guns and
4 trench mortar. surrendered to one Brit
sh soldier and a bomb. By his bravery
md initiative he was thus responsible
or the capture OF this stronghold with
is defenders, and at the same time pre-
7ented what threatened to become
riticsl situation"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
Enemy Used Six Divisions Around Civ.
enchy and After Suffering Heavy
Losses Gained Footing at a Few
Places in the British Front Line
BRITISH AND FRENCH WIN MINOR
SUCCESSES AT SOME POINTS

London April 9Enemy attacks the British lines in the
part the Ly battle south of KENNEL yesterday
morning successfully repusd the office announced to-
day. change the situation along the entire British
front during night which comparatively quiet for
artillery on both sides.
In minor enterprises points during the night the
British captured few prisoners and machine
Further attacks evening KENNEL broken
British artillery and machine fire. The Germans
peey repused yesterday around Gvenchy the
southern battle front When the assaults ceased
after heavy had been able m
footing points of the advanced British de-
lenses Six different German engaged in this attack
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
WOMEN BANKERS GOT TANGLED.
Their Business Grew So Fast in Berlin
They Got Much Confused.

Amsterdam, April l9.-The women 5
bank in Berlin conducted "for and bv
women which came into conflict with
the law in April, 1915. is again before
the courts after man accountant had
spent eighteen months disentsngling its
accounts. The manager, according to the
kreuz Zeitung. viii be so charged with
the law. The defense Is that
the banks business grew so rapidly il
overwhelmed the capacities Of the board
Of directors composed of women, two of
whom are in national service in Rus
sia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
SwAMPED WITH WOUNDED.
German Towns are Being Transformed
Into Vast Hospitals.

Washington, D. c., April l0-The
great flow of wounded now passing
through Flanders is viewed with alarm
by the Germans, according to an off
cial dispatch from Amsterdam yester.
day. The towns of Courtrai. Brugel,
Ghent and other places have been trans
formed into military hospitals, the dis
patch says. Arrangements at the front
are inadequate and the Red Cross serv-
ice is not able to fulfill Its task. Many
Of the wounded, it is said. are dying in
Red Cross automobiles and wagons and
on sanitary trains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
GOODS BY RAIL STOLEN.
Both Germany and Austria Seem to Be
Best with Thieyery.

Zurich, April l9.-ofiicial reports of
the Pr1lssian state railways show that
in 1917, 57,000.000 marks were paid as
compensation for property lost or stolcu
in transit compared with 100000 in
1914.
The German postoffice paid three mill
lion marks in compensation during 1917
compared with one hundred thousand
in 1913. The greater part of the goods
stolen on the railways was foodstufrs,
clothing and other articles of necessity
The robberies on the Austrian rail-
ways are reported to be even greater
than in Germany. The ministry of rail
ways in Vienna begs the public not to
send goods by rail except in the most
urgent cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
PRESIDENTS WARRANT
Has Been Sent for the Holding of Luit-
pold NuissL

Deputy United States Marshal G. +.
Lackey this morning received message
from the clerk of the L. 5. court at Rut-
land to hold Luitpold Nuissl, which Mr.
Lackey intended to do anyway. The
message stated that warrant which had
been forwarded to Rutland was being
sent TO Montpelier to hold Nuissl. II is
a presidents warrant to hold the man
until further order from the president.
This is the same procedure that took
place with Carl H.. Low. Nuissls fellow
so the opinion among Off
GERS here is that Nuissl will be interned
at a near date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
SCHWAB DECLARES
JOB .FE4RFUL" ONE
Director General of Emergency Fleet Cor
poration Calls for Encouragement,
Not Criticism.

New York, April l9.-Charles NJ.
Schwab left here yesterday for Washing
ton to assume his duties as director gen
eral of the emergency fleet corporation.
He pleaded for a spirit of praise and
not one of fault finding concerning the
shipping problem.
1T is a fearful job | have taken" he
said, "snd must be expanded by encour-
agement. | think the work of Mr.. Hurley
and Mr. Piez has been wonderful TO date
People ought not 20 find fault with them.
but encourage them"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
COTTON PRICES SMASH
OFF SO on 4 BALE
Price Fixing Rumors Responsible for a
Sharp Drop on New York
Exchange

New York, April l9--Another smash
occurred in the cotton market yesterday,
prices dropping about ss bale. The
break was attributed chiefly to renewed
reports of price fixing in the cotton goods
trade.
Quotations opened at an advance Of 35
to 40 points and soon sold at Sl2 a bale
above the low level of Tuesday, but July
almost Immediately dropped from 20 s5
cents pound TO 2S.22, recession of 1888
points. Frequent rallies and buIlish spot
adyices were unable to offset the heavy
bearish sentiment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
BURIAL AT HOPE CEMETERY.
Funeral of Mrs. S. cecchini Was Held
Thursday Afternoon.

The funeral of Mrs. Spiranza Cecchini
wife of Loduvico Cecchini, who passed
away at her home. 537 North Main
street Tuesday evening after a long III
ness. was held st the house Thursday
afternoon At , O'Clock. Many members
Of the Italian colony were assembled for
the services. and there was q profuse
horsl offering. Those who acted ~ hear-
ers ares Germinio Zechineili Mario
Zampieri. Michelli Mandini. Battists
Meuuhiui. Ettore Zorzi aud Faustiuo
Msuei. lntermeut vas made in Hope
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
ITALIAN PATROL SCORES.
Capture Austrisns on Asiago Plateau
and in Monte Tomba Area.

Rome, April la.-The official eommuni-
cation from headquarters Wednesday
said:
Patrols on the Asiago plateau and
Italian patrols in the Monte Tomba area
captured prisoners and materisl. At
COMO Loop. east Of Fcssalta. we pre-
vented the enemy from launching boats.
One Of our assault parties crossed the
Pisve and inflicted casualties on the enc
nv.
In the Lagarina valley We carried out
effective artillery work. hitting a mill
iary train standing in the Roverto sta
tion. and also SCI FIRE to some lep0ts a.
1Iori-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
ITALIANS ON
FRENCH FRONT
Form the Right Wing of
the Allied Army
There
ITALIAN EMBASSY
IN WASHINGTON SAYS
Premier Orlando Announced
Plan, Too, in the Italian
Chamber of Deputies

Washington, D. C., April ln.--Italian
regiments already are in France and
form the right wing Of the allied armies,
the Italian embassy announced to-day.
Rome, April l9.-Premier Orlando an
nounced in the Chamber of Deputies yes
terday that Italian troops would be de-
spatched to the battle front in France.
He said; Italy, which follows with ad-
miration the heroic efforts of the Anglo
French troops on the western front, could
not remain absent from the battlefelds
of France. She wishes to bring TO her
allies tangible proof of solidarity, and
very soon the colors of Italian regiments
will fly over the fields of Picafdy beside
those Of the French, British, Americans
Belgians and Portuguese"
The announcement was received with
a storm of applause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
RHEIMS RUIN
COMPLETED
BY UANDALS
Germans Have Fired More Than 100000
Shells Into French City During Past
Week and Flames of Conhagration
Can Be Seen Many Miles Away.

Paris, April 49, Rheims, which has
been on fire for a week, is now nothing
but a great pile Of smoking ruins. Dur
ing the past week the Germans have fired
more than 100000 shells into the heart
of the city, according to the correspond
ent of lie Matin
The flames from the burning buildings
can be seen by ayiators 90 and 20 miles
away. The streets have disappeared
from view under the accumulation of
debris The vaulting of the cathedral is
falling stone by stone and soon there
will be nothing left but the west front
and the pillars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
NO WEAK SPOT.
And British Line Is Stronger Than II
Has Been for DAYS.

Ottawa. April lo.--The British battle
line j. more secure than il has been
for DAYS. justifying the belief that he
enemy may Be held in his present posi-
iions. saws = Reuter- dispatch from Lon
don The change % front % the Ger
man attack 10 the region Of Givenrs,v
and sast of Roeecg found no weak spo.
in the British resistance st the close *
yesterdays fighting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
BETWEEN NOS. 21o AND $50.
Names of Men Called Into Service Will
Be Announced Tomorrow.

The Is men from Washington county
who have been called to mobilize at
Montpelier May and leave the follow
ing day for Fort Slocum, ~ Y, will be an
nounced tomorrow, the official notifica-
tion having been sent out from Montpe-
lier to each one of them to-day. The
men called range between Nos. 2l6 and
800 II il understood there are many
from Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
GERMANS BEGINNING
TO WHINE AGAIN
Vince Because Allies Raid Towns in Re-
Prisal for Similar Attacks Started
By Teuton Airmen.

London, April IA Reuters despatch
from Amsterdam saws, that according to
advices from Berlin. during Wednesdays
sitting Of the Reichstag. Herr Geek. So
eislist. suggested making an agreement
with the allies to cease aerial attacks on
open towns outside the war zone A gov
crnment representative replied that no
official request hitherto had come from
the allies. but that should ID bc received
u Wouid b examined by the military
authorities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
Government Takes Over the
Property of Be
Magnetic c.
WILL CoNDUC SfHEM
FOR WAR s JRPOSES
Investigation moved That
the Plants Were Entirely
Owned by Germans

Washington, d. c., April lo--The gov.
ernment has taken over the big plants
of the Bosch Magnetic company at
Springfield, Mass, and Plainfied, n. j.,
and directors will be named by Alien
Property Custodian Palmer TO conduct
their operations.
An investigation showed, il was an
nounced today, that the company was
entirely enemy-owned. The company's
output will be used largely by the air
plane service, the navy and other
branches of the government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
TWELVE KILLED IN ACTION.
And Total of 70 Names Are on American
Casualty List.

Washington, D. c., April lo-The cas-
ualty list yesterday contained " names,
divided as follows; Killed in action, II;
died OF wounds, 3 died of disease, 81
wounded severely, Z; wounded slightly,
45
The list named four officers. Capt.
James B. Miller was killed in action,
Lieut.. Arthur B. Warren died of disease.
Lieut.. James L. O'Toole was wounded
severely and Capt. Nathaniel p Brooks
was wounded slightly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
"SANGUINARY LOSSES"
Inflicted on French at Moreuil, According
TO Berlin Statement

Berlin, April I9.-Lsst evenings re-
port from headquarters says: In Flan-
ders, on the Lys battlefield the situation
is unchanged. Northeast of Moreuil
strong French attacks broke down with
sanguinary losses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
FRENCH WIPE
OUT MACHINE
GUN NESTS
terday's Attack Southeast of Amiens
Heavy Artillery Fighting Con-
tinues in That Region.

Paris, April l9.-The French last night
reduced German machine gun nests on
the front of yesterdays attack southeast
of Amiens, the war Office announced to-
day. There was heavy artillery fighting
in this region.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
FRENCH ADVANCED
IN .SENECAT WOOD
And Made Progress in Other Places on
the Amiens Front, According to
Last Nights Statement
in Paris.

Paris, April l9.-French forces in the
region of Amiens have captured por-
tion of the Senecat wood and made ad-
vances against the Germans in several
other sectors, according to last nights
official communication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-19
KING GEORGE SIGNS
M4N-POUER BILL
Measure Now Ready for the Filling Up
of Some of the Depleted Ranks
of the British.

London, April l9.--All the remaining
stages of the man-power bill were con
eluded yesterday and royal assent was
given to the measure.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
Tarmer b%erlanet.

Gin berbeiratbeter Ma1n nit er=
tpodiener 6milie, Ser eine Sarm
bon 500 bis 1000 Mder bearbetten
fanr. @mnen, Mafdinerie, Bferoe
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in @onn6n, ID Meetlen bon Der So
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nit eommerz unb 20 Slider INT Nin-
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ben6en fatbolii9en @eger6. Maberes
erfroge man briefli6 o6er mii1r6lid
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11=3t st. 4, Bier5, Minn.
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Kinder schroien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
0erd6t1i@e @eieui6aft,

Die Seem Dorfer 8orl6 bei9aftigt
iid an Ieiten6er Stele nit elmer
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ren5n1sIdub ser Metbo6iitiidert
@pisfopolfird)e ber0ffentli6t tpuroe.
Die offi5iene 8e5iebungen 6ieier
8eb0r6e lit ettpos LANCER rn6 nm=
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vgooro of Temperance, Brobibition
qn1 Bublic Worals Of tbe 80. 6.
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onf beiogter Blugidrift.
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6te1e &reife iie b%eriteben, alio Spe
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Diefe SIngidrift bei6aftigt ftd
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merifonii9en Sol6aten. 8ir iagen
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glal1ben tb11n tpir bon SEN in Ser
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nn6 8eba1pt11ngen fein 8ort. Da=
fir berfen mir 511 bo6 bon nnfere1
SoI6oten n116 6ofir fennen mir 5n
gut @epflogenbeit Ser in 8rage font
member mebr o6er meniger trofenen
&reife, nit ser @abrbeit 56in6l1t-
ser 3u treiben nrrb acknowledgement
in sic 8elt at idlen6ern, bon mel.
den tie tpifien, 6aB iie in idtpere Ser
legenbeit fommen tpiir6en, Denn tie
Tie betpeiien miiBten.
Die 8erfoiier Ser GIugidrift be-
baupten, nnfere Sol6aten ieien benz
9rnnfe ergeben, nn6 Tie bebanpten
bas in elmer Gorrn, Die 5u tpteoerbo-
len mir elmer 8eitung nidt ratben
m0dten, es f0nnte ibr am gnbe libel
befommen. @eIhen Strapa3en I'M
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narmen 0fen nnb pflegen bns mebr
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Mtt g1drte.

Sic Wrobibitioniiter finben in Der
8relie nidt mebr Due nnterltabitttg,
1pie in friiberen Sngett. SIR lebiger
@erfuh bie Hrobibition alS &riegs'
maBreael aus5ugeben, miro nit be-
lon6erer @hdrfe abgespiel e1t. "
miro bara1f bingetpieien, bob lotpe1t
Mabiqfeit ben &rieg at foroerr be-
ltimmf it, bierfir iebt idon Die 'pet-
teltgebepoen 8ortebrungen bnrb Sc
iebe getroffen moroen iino, melde o1e
misunderstanding berbieter nno ben
Mlfobolgebolt bes 8ieres iotpeit ber-
abiehen, BOB man oieies fanm nob
Elm alfoboliides @etrarfe nen11er
fanu. @benIo beredtigt lit Die Srage,
mie rationale 8robibition eine
&riegSmaBregeI fem fann, oa tie oob
crit in fieben Sabren etngefllbrt 1per-
ben loa? SHE Don ben &robtbitioni.
iben %dnoeregte Mgitatton bat audi 5l1r
ueiberen Solge gebabt, baB mm 1t@
nummebr eirgeben6 NIT DEM tntterer1
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6riiber tpatrbe bon iebr Diele1 Se1t11n'
gen = mir ipredyen matiirlt4 BON
ser englii@en 8reiie obne We1tee
res angerommen, baB Elm Ertnfber-
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oberflqdliden @%inbriden: SSebt, mo-
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qltng finben tperbe, aber maf nnge.
}eblifen @egen, mas an nro fltr 11G
6enoraliftreno lei un6 nod mebr per=
Sc bieie generalization -eintreten,
menr olfobolii6e @etrdnfe, Die et11e11
unenoli6 gr0Beren archaeological be-
liben, ols Ste @etrdnfe> 6ie gum Mnsz
idonf gelangen, 5u bonie gebralpt
o6er %gebrannt meroen. Diele Ste!,
lunqnabme ser engliiden Brei ie TT
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6aB sic rationale @robibittot abge,
mebrt tper6en fo1rrt, tpenn Die anoere
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SER int Sanie*

Mo6 elmer olttn6ti6en Gage tpert4
bete it4 Elm i11ngperbeiratbeter Mnm
on ieiner @oter nm &atb, tper Ell
gentli@ &err I'M &a1ie lei = Der
Marr o6er Ole 6ruu. Ser @atet Ia
6elte un6 iogte: u&ier, t1ein Sobn,
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aeiponn. 2abe sic Siibner auf Ben
@ogett 1tnb 100 INNER ein @bepaar
tpobnt, forf9e nah ser &err I'M
Sa11fe fei. Sff's 6ie Sra11, lofie
Elm Snbn aatriid, iit's Der Munr, glib
Tim zines 9eirer Bfer6e." Mod-
bent Ser iunge @begotte bereits 1te11r1=
nn6ne1tn3ig Siibner pertbeilt batte,
fam ct an Elm einiam itebenbes
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Sruge, tper &err i'm &ouie fei. SOS
Bin feIbitoerftdmoIid i@, erpioerte
nit itoIaem SelbitbetpnBtiein Der
Sarmer. - u@onnft 9n 6as betpei-
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hos orobe 8erf Ser 2iebe, Ser @eli,
uiio11, tpelde rur Dos Beite Beg Sol
ffestes I'M M1tge bnt. ST min ntdt
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1tadrfter urrr6 otter 6em friiber betone1
un6 51r @eltnng bri1uger.
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Mnieben bes @apittbums our6 Die
iiiiinglten @reigniiie gepobien gu iein.
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Der Manoarin, pelder lange 3eit
nit Ser Miiiion oerfebrt batte, ii6
noh Sic bl06e 8emerfung erlanben,
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lieben langen Sag ni6ts nrtoeres gu,
tbun als ettpa at betet. @r battle
6obei offenbar oie @orltellung bon Ell
tte1, Bon3en, Der nidts 3u tbun bot
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traqer. 8ie gan5 anbers itebt bod
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i1de, sic @un6en 6es &rieges 81
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i'm qner @elt befanu1t %getporoen nrb
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Die gon5e @elt fir biele eire nuebr
offenfnn6ige @abrbeit %getporoen.
go bringt Der &rieg neben Dem
pielen Gdredliden, 6as iber oie
8et bereingebrodert, neben 6em nm
ermeBlid)en 56a6en, BEN ct unr19r
tel, a16 ei11iges Suite. @oteS Weis=
heit un6 Cite miro au6 aus blnti=
gen @uoten Srii6te BEG Segens gu
aeitigen bermogen.
Se6enfans aber bot 6te1er &rteg
eine 8egleiteridein11ng gebabt, oie
fir nrrs Mifiionme mebr als anes
an6ere erm11tbigem6 unb erf rerero
getpirft bot, Sic t%pun6erbare Trelte
nnierer Miiiionsfre11nbe. 9as Mii~
ionsintereiie tit, tpie i6 idon ober
eruabnte, riht bIos ni6t erlo19en,
ser ariegsih1rm bot 6as beilige
Geuer fogor gu beuer Slamtne a1rge=
fodt. Bor onem 1T Dos int fafholt=
19en Mmerifa Ser Gaa. Ser Used
ruff, 6aB iett Mmerifo 6ie 8reide
mnsfilnen miiife, mel6e Der @eltfrieg
qeriifen, lit ni6t 1trgeb0rt berflurt
gen. Me1te Miifionsorgme, Miifioars+
berei1e, Miiiionsbd1tier ma6fen emf
por. gu 6e1r oltet Sreltn6en nno
&eIfern geienlen ii@ 1re11e Mitarbei=
ter. 8as- 1T elmer Der tr0itliditen
un6 id6nitem 9idtbbfIiiedfe in 6iieer:
fdtperen 3eit. 9ieie groBmiitbige
opferfreubige 2iebe farmr @ot ser
SEER ni9t tnbelobm lniien, tie tnub
ieinen Seger un6 feline @na6e ber<
ob5ieben.
Oarnm 1oh einmoI aus gunsem
6er5em @amf 6em giitigen Soft, bem
l1rq11en ones @uben, Donf nllen 1tr1=
fererr lieben Greltn6en nn6 @obltbd-
tern. Ser groBmitbige, reide @ott
bergeIte nlles taa1ien6mal, tpos tie
fir feline gbre rtr6 Ser @eelen Sell,
fir uns un1 1tniere Miiiion eetban
hnhn41 .>41S 1ok 4E1+n
gendtopfn, 16ett 1s. Sftober 1917.
/ 81. @ermingba1s,
Biidjof BON 6ppaepo> Mpoftoliider
8ifar bon Si6 S6nntltng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
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fabrif fat @orfebrungen g%etroffen,
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bieraebn un6 ied5ebn Sabren, Die
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matif, &e9nen nn6 an6eren 9is5ipli=
men tpeiter nl1sbil6en mouen, Inter-
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Der Jabrif iopie nu9 2ebrfrafte aus
Sen @duGen tper6en ben l1nterrim
ie6en Modmittag bon bier ubr an,
o11sgenommen @amitags nnb Conn
tags, in Dem &l11bbnu1e Der Sabrif
ertbeilen. Ser l1nterridt foitet Die
MngeiteIten nidts, 6ie 8ermaltung
beitreitet ale nit Ser Neuerung
perbun1enen Unto item.