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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-26
CITIZENS COMMITTEE Of
HACKENSACK PUTS K1BOSH
ON GERMAN NEWSPAPERS

"Rr- vcr can't do it-you've no an
thoritv." protested counsel for the
stats Zc'tunp' to the cit zens' COM
m;ttee of the Home Guard of Hack
ersacl- "But we have done it re-
rlied TIE comn,i'te Of the Hove
Grard with or at courtesy And t''aS
have No Gerr1an-langu- ge VS.
napers ore be;rr so'l-in HacEen--~ :.
Or will he During the w7r or
WI th, Ianr,arc of Bernhard' " i
hp'--1 and tn, bidders nleaSr
notice. slo a1v Horne tuard 49,
wherc who are fr1'r" t'rrH '
On tbe:r bonds -Ne,- Work
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-04-26

Ct-rac.o- ;s .t-A "ta-ra1
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
LABOR COUNCIL
TO PROBE TRIAL
Of WELLS HERE

a eonmittr, % tho Central Labor
council ELL b~Kin an investigation.
Thursday. % the methods used by
United States District Attorney Clay
Allen 10 obtain jurors and conduet
tho trial of cases tn federal court
Tho committee was appointed
"wednesday night after the adoption
% resolutions isnouncinr tho eonvic.
zion - iiuict n. Wells on a charge
% w~iition
Prank A. Rust was appointed
Hartman u the committee. and = L.
body and Frank w Coiierill mem
h-rE
Tho resolutions. which were pre-
sentsd By the Machinista union. fol
low;
Whereas. At tho ti.ne war was de-
Jared. % per cent % tho p~opie 81
this city. ard probably % the nation
as far az could - ascertainefl we're
opposed TO Il. and tho sentiment was
overwhelmingly against CONSUMPTION
and everything resembling mili;ar-
lsn. and
Whereas. There 10 growing among
WV = wv " TITS = NANHAi
states district attorneys offic. IN
this city. and n thoroly Justified gu.
1lcion that the ends of justice ar. b..
ng defeated thru the uickrry ard
scheminK % those sworn TO uphold
tho law. which has resulted tn rail.
roafinE to tho pcnit.ntiary our e.
termed brother. Huiet NJ Wells and
his codefendants; nov. therefore.
BE- II
Resolved That wc request tho
Central Labor council 90 appoint a
-orumitteo to &C, in conjunction with
this local union In conducting a
creeping investigation into the meth
DDS Of securing iuryrren and setting
tho stage for federal trials. and par
ticularly the Wells trial. In order TO
secure conviction. and
Resolved. That this committee re-
port back IN one week it, recon.
nrnda,ionw ns TO tho course TO 10
pursued BY the workers Of this city
and tho nation. II necessary. in order
10 secure n fair trial and prevent any
ftfrsl -. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
CAN'T VIOLATE
FRANCHISES
P. s. c. RULING.

The state public service eonimls'
sion. according 20 information. has
ruled that In Tacoma. the Stone
Webster interests cannot violate
franchise provisions. Seattle has
idcnticaily the same case pending be
fore tho commission. and the de
clAlon OF tho commission In the To
coma case. Is expected 10 hold the
Seattle Traction company TO Its
franchise agreements.
Commissioners Spinning and
Lewis held that the company had TO
live up 20 all provisions OF the fran
chinc and that II could not charge
more than b-ecnt fnrcs. Their 70.
port. however. recommends that thS
supreme court pass on the matter.
too.
Commissioner Blaine. In a separate
foft saw that tho company can
do as IL pleascs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
CRIST OF U. S.
INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED

with six indictments already In
the hands Of tho ". o. marshal. and
several more expected 10 be returned
lat, Thursday. the federal grand
Jury Thursday continued inveatlga.
ton OF dozens Of alleged nedition.
Stacker. smuggling aud liquor casea.
Assistant 4. =. Attorney iich l..
Moore went ia session with the jury
today 90 handle the work for the
government. and Assistant Donald
A. Mcdonald prepared cases 20 be
submitted Friday.
The first six indictments were 70.
turned "wednesday afternoon In
Judge Jeremiah Nctcrers depart
mcnt
Most of the defendants are
charged with engaging In the liquor
or opium traffic They are Chi Wan
Son. for alleged traffickins In opium;
William Coach. alleged Violator Of In.
tcrnni revenue regulations. Theodore
Winter. alleged German, charged
with signing shipping articles de
claring he Was a Dane. Henry iIar
burg. alleged smuggling of liquor
Juhn Ito and Louie Hong. alleged
tiaffiokinE In opium.
TO expedite the work. tho grand
jury will probably hold a session Sat
upiay. according 90 Assistant l.. a.
Attorney Donald 4. Mcdonald.
Immediately after the roll call OF
the jury was taken Thursday morn.
ms Patrick y. Sullivan. ar. against,
whom en- information had been filed
"Wednesday. plead guilty 10 the
charge u having brought ~ quarts
% whisky from lutte last Novem.
her. and was fined $50 and costs
iIn previously had been fined 100
in police court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
SEATTLE PEOPLE
SHOULD EAT PIE DAILY

Pie n wholesome. combining both
fruit and grain. Those who have
trouble diTcstinE Pic should take
ONE SPOONFUL simple buckthorn
bark. Tiyeerino. etc. ns miNed In
ADLER l-ka- This fiunhra the ENTIRE
bowel tract removes foul matter
which poisoned your stomach for
months and relieves ANY CASE
sour stomach gus or constipation
and prevents appendicitis Leaves
stomach in condition 20 digest ANY
THING --Bartell DruE Company and
Swift Drug Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
WoMAA'S DEVoTI.N TO ROME

Home duties TO many women ap'
pear more important than health.
No matter how IN they feel. they
drag themselves thru their daily
tasks overdo and pay the penalty
In headaches. baekache. dragging
down pains and nervousness. they
become irritable. and finally discover
that aome form OF female complaint
has fastened itself upon them. when
woman gets into this condition
there Is one tried and trus remedy
made from the roots and herba 4
tho field. Lydia y iinkhan'a Nogc
table Compound. which for more
than forty years has continued ltn
great work among women In restor
Ing health after many other rem
rdles have failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

who understand their line. Fresh stocks o
films, papers and all that the kodaker will ust
The newest models in kodaks from 500 :
991 so, or If you want a Brownie you wi
find them here at S1.75 to $14.OO.
good results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
POS[A|M HA[TS
SKIN DISEASE
S0OTHES, HEALS

when any itching shin disease ar
ferts or when any slight eruptipnal
npot begins Co Itch and burn. apply
ponlam. You may be confident that
No trouble 10 having the right
treatment. for you have called 10
your aid healing pownr highly CON
rrutrated. active and persistent,
itching stops and tho skin feels im-
meaHuTabiy grateful In the treat
irent OF vlruient eczema. acne, PIN
pies and all surface affections, Poe
iam'r results are quickly felt and
seen.
sold everywhere. For free sample
write To Emergency Laboratories.
2ag W 47th 1T. New York CITY
poniam Soar, medicated with Pos
lam. should b.. used II akin 10 tender
aud sensitive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

Stops Indigestion Of Twenty
five Years Standing

J. H. Hendershot. ~. u. Of Elm
dale. Mont. graduated 1884. taysi u
hava had Indigestion for 30 years.
nant three years Your STUAFXE
has stopped IL all" STUMEXE, tho
Master Prescription for eataFrh OF
the stomach. indigestion. dyapepala,
gases. hclchtnn. nausea, painful acid
stomnehs. has many friends ana II
dofrrrs among the medical profes-
sion. There IL In ETtAETE that
direct and immediate help that all
stomach sufferers need and apprc-
ciata sTUMEZE 10 for sale and
guaranteed b. all druEglnts Get n
hattle today lie weili
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
To THE FRONT!
Men Have Gone
Women Are Coming
but II II the Young or Young
Looking Women Who Win

To-day the world IN OVERLOOKING
with opportunity for the woman
who IL capable. active. youthfui--or
the woman who looks me part Gray
hair th. appearance % arr. Is
passed BY. Unfair. yes. but II II a
condition which has 20 he met
Thounands Of womrn have found a
way out by using Q-ban Hair Color
RrEtorcr Not by dycing their hair
because Q-han Ia not n dye. but
through ths natural ErHdu4 way In
which n restore. the youthful color.
Try u " your hair IL gray. sircaIri
with gray. or faded I, viii do the
Same for you.
Q-hAn has no diaaErscahle fea-
,nrea II will not rub or waah Oft OF
stain the scalp You can shampoo
or wave the hair AZ usual II also
eradioates dAndruff and keeps tho
hair healthy. Guaranteed 10 satisfy
or money refunded Eanly applied
~ simply brushing or conbsng
through tho hair.
Sold by all good druEEiEia every
whore on Money Back Guarantee.
Price syc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

LEAGUE CHIEF
UNDER ARREST

ST. PAUL. Feb ga. G. Town
Icy. president Of the National Non
Partisan League, and Jos Gilbert.
manager Of the farfnsrF orEnniza-
don. were arrested nj league head
quarters here today. a warrant
was sworn out by Albert II Allen.
prosecuting attorney OF Martin
county. charging them with com
hlninE to conHpire TO s~ditioualy
teach men no; 10 enlist In tho
United States army 10 fight Ger
many"
II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair a. Next Liberty
theatre --Adysrtleement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

To the Readers Of
The Seattle Star

Bv OLE HANSON, Candidate for Mayor
In the primary campaign the most import
ant issue was the elimination of Hi Gill. The
Seattle Times motive and object in supporting
me was to defeat Hi Gill, to eliminate him from
the City Hall.
The Seattle Star supported me for these rea-
sons and furthermore for the reason that tor
sixteen years have worked for those principles
that The Star stands and fights for:
After the primary was over, the Seattle
Times withdrew it's support from me and stated
isfactory Mayor.
Now this is the situation in Seattle today:
My opponent, James E. Bradford, is sup
ported by every l. w. w., by every anti-govern-
ment agitator, by every pro-German and by
every near-L W. w. labor leader in this city. If
it was vital and necessary to this city to elimi-
nate Gill, it is doubly vital and doubly necessary
for the real people of this city to repudiate and
to squelch for all time this traitorous, I'M
patriotic and un-American element that has
combined in an attempt to name the next
Mayor of Seattle.
don't deny that my opponent is supported
by many good people, but they must be in ig-
norance of the fact THAT HE HAS THE
UNITED SUPPORT OF ALL OF THE BAD
PEOPLE, OF ALL OF THE UNPATRIOTIC
PEOPLE AND ALL OF THE ENEMIES OF
THEIR COUNTRY IN THIS CAMPAIGN.
They must be in ignorance of the fact that
my opponent, James E. Bradford, has done
nothing, has said nothing which would drive
that unpatriotic, n-American element from
him. ON THE OTHER HAND, HE HAS
AGREED TO DISCHARGE JOEL WARREN,
PRESENT CHIEF OF POLICE, AT THE BE-
HEST OF THIS TI-GOVERNMENT, l. w.
W., VICE ELEMENT.
If the people of this city are informed of the
true situation, there can be no doubt as to the
outcome. There are hundred real Americans
to every one l. W. w. or pro-German in Seattle
Ihave none of the latter classes among my sup
porters. l WANT NONE OF THEM. | Do
WANT REAL AMERICANS TO SUPPORT
ME.
Some good people may have what they con-
slider reasons for supporting my opponent, but
let them consider this fact: THE w. W., THE
NEAR-L w. w.. THE PRO-GERMANS AND
THE VICE SYNDICATE ALSO HAVE GOOD
REASONS FOR SUPPORTING MY OP-
PONENT, ELSE THEY WOULD NOT BE
SUPPORTING HIM NOW.
have chosen throughout this mayoralty
campaign to maintain my independence have
asked no favors from any interest. have re-
fused to make private pledges to certain domi-
neering labor leaders No other interest has
dared to approach me to ask for favors or for
promises | want to be the next Mayor of
III III ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
KOdakS and
Cameras

By making our
stores your kodak
headquarters you
profit by the ex-
nerience of men
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pun orn ! Ianetsn.
Ste WCletrtcm Ltimciietn lire Gcluubn
t~rrtcit.

Ste NClcbttcil " imtitSlt tore Scluubt
trrtcit.
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Der VIdaetth lit Blister pon o|llemein
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meIstorpern teitrluttt.
Us er8j0t ijD iton nu9 eer Noniti
tuition Ger Simnei9tJrper. raB ale
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ais audi idm:Iithe Sri ernt) uno oer
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m%olaourteit Per Vlanetsn uniere2
@aEueninpems.
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JsH >tjotyW lis, 0,-.t t5jittgtu
A1 f,. g. .....H.. r. ,-,4..1 "a 4a,-
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Emit ieoeu Saa 1T in Den 3eituuoei

uon oeutifcn 6amiIicu ST. lelen, oC
nidlt meuigcr ais orei SoIoaten i'm
,7elo ifiden. Ijc5 3eigt, welhe arai
0as 0eutihc Clement DEN Der Stac
ten uerleibt. Greboem Iehlt e5 MD
an Wcnidcn. mclhc IN ardmpie per
faQen,. fucun tie eincn oertihen 20.
men borcn MO aaes, mns irgenoDi
ocutid 1T, nit iheelen 4uaen on
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ifieht. 10 bot cr Dos 8eft. pom lei
ncn Wlitbilrgcrn nittocutih Der 9b.
itommung Die g~cbilbrenoe Adtula Ell
for0eru mo brandt lid Dor lbncI
nIdIt 3I Deritcden
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gas ameritaniidle Narrean. bem

Hlc bc0cutc1oitcn ,Siirl'ten 0e3 Eau0e5
1~uqcb0reu, bat entidlc0cn SteQlmn
Qeqen 0a9 rationale Qrobibts
tiona mcnoem rent neQcn
! iter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nor,d'rltt
lcuommcu, oar orr Nuuo ug0 Die
3iu3clitoatcn gcmciniame ,Eu
ria0itti0n IN Der Anldbnle po.; Gro
3ibitIou9gcicBcu hubcu iotlcn. s.
pir0 odrgcleqt, ooB 0arnu9 eiEc bell.
lole &crmirruno in Nc3uJ aui Die
Hettc oc@ 0uuoes mo Der Gin}cl
itautcn lid crgcbcu miliIe. 9os ar.
reu ptrlangt bic llHtcrbreituug c;ne5
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iebc crluiien iolc, Der 9lnD o0er sic
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mul} rcgicren oolr Die 5t0aten @clOe
f0nn@n nift 3ulnmmcn reQiercn N'cr
ur 0ie elcntcntoritcn 0cnutali,c lua.
lerta &trraiilmG5rthtc9 bei;Bt. 0cr
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tro0ferraQc BIT ocu F0li}cIqcmoltcu
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Nuno, nit lllc obcrbuu0esucridtli
dW Gutldtl0rHlcu h,erljbtr EN-.
ifuumil lauten. icjle 0ompal,n} ii6ar
Die Foi3cigeruit in 0cn @;HicltaatcI
ltitnht
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papirr ais S djnt.
~5ritnnssbtiher IdlaBen ban aorper &c.
gen Maize NIB Salfe.

gen Maize nno Salie.
Sn oieler bltteH >osit Der Winters
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ttu1t leIn, uaf sn egnIunes OIsIss
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geDo9nlIhe Je.tlmIspapler. Wenn
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mo ooer Die 5tuh!l9teu pom apPtG
9er ourhgeorungen Ut uno oIelIetut
dut plele Stuubea tsne Aus1ift be-
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man, penu mo9Ilb. lbon etpus abb
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IND oieIIettt 3u5.eih beiDe Quut
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Die ytQile pom Quut uno N0uiur QuI.
G0,H nIh tar3er 5elt lit man IN
tex i%imitdnoen troaeL beionosrs !.
3, reml Mdu oaz 4apIer rent3ettI9
sui 0cH ihuigenoeu Norper brmgen
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bls sur nadl,en acknowledgement am
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5u9eben, ME beIm Nnleqen zines Qe=
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III eng Iein iollts. muB notiirlid oas
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triumph (ooer 6uBhppsnl eyieben
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3ie Mrnntnri0dlc Der a|cncnuartl

cen Noblcnllotb nit l1reu trunriQcIi
%C1Irlt Grihtiuundcu lit mohl oo
rim NJ lid]cn. 0uE man }urN Soul.
uterjcit fruuc &orrdtbc iitr ocu Aiu
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idmntturtherl ole Sdui0 aili oic 81.
Ncnbohneu idtiebel5 nm lidl uou iencr
1duto rein 81 poihcn Nbcr Ntit
ltul1ige Iln0 lie truBocnl.
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Drdmien'SiIte

Gin Sobr i'm 8oraus be5nhienhe aboH'
nerten erbalten ie einen ihouen Nalen'
Der ols grdmie gratis uno portofrei. ODER
gin Qouelenbudl, ipopon mir 5ipel DOT
rGtbia ba6eu: Y8eierabenoituuoen ilno
Ser qieDe eipig pefieIuo 2eio~. an
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Raturopoh."
(y>opon Iino I'M qnttBen oTei3ebn 3um'
meru eridieuen NIB roh 8 Rnm'
a~ -, CNnuA
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Vrdmien Qtgtn WlcbrbtIabInng


u q b III a dtneu.
Die .Woroitern" ; 9d6moitine Ro. J.
auf 5 Sabre ihriittit garn'tirt. DROP
6eao" s0ebduic. ertra 'eine FolltAr,
o1e n~eueiten @.rbc"cruuaen. nb'oiut
bte belize NaiAiae, Ore tit Ir0cno eiuen
o. a-kgf,ff4 n $26
gte uRoroieru s9}ohrta'tlne No. 2. &c
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@oleen "a. : @ebdule, dutbomnt1lh'er
.Gbain qift". 0udella8er g @eitcli, mt
autbouotjitcm ~2'eDt 1cplocer', boz
benz arm, gebdrteie StobItbeiIe. ole
Establishments" IN zdntniet Mdltd)en.
Cine Qute Wditipc 81 penn lebr bl'll'
49,, ID, non, ,,uf sis
gie uVoroterr" Hdbuuidjue gio. T.,
oennu ME $40. 3. uur IN GeSt = Gobis
net Sornt $@i
Vile oteie Djaibinen ltuo ablolnt 90
rantirt. Sic 6radt bot Ner Nuurer az
traaeu urO tic betrdat pou SOC bi5 Slo0,
il nadl Der 5iitan5.
Gjeie Brdmieuliite Iplrb ofne ipeItere
Eotis bon ,,cit 81 ,;et crgduBt mn pc
droert. unN ojeie 3reiIe rldtcn ltb nab
bem ielpeiligeu Wdrthoetib
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Ter Sdnuci,cr @nmocerntb hat be

ldrloilcH, INT cilicm |ntitduiQcu Nan
acl on Mupicr, lUlo 9tltcImlln}cr
por{utcllQcn. nu3nuhmamcIic ) Mil.
Iloucu ,}ehn- mo ; Willioncn ,Sitllf.
r%oppcnitlite ans ViciiinN prdQcn uno
nod 9eonrf III llmInni ieBcu III lai
lcn; @cpiht. Qurdmciicr mo sc.
pr0ar limo oiclcIbcu mic bel oen bis.
bergen ,Ichn mo 6iilirnppcnltildcrr
ans 9ildcl ebcnio hdbcn tic oenielbcr
%lcletIidleu Nur@. Sic ioucn nod
Hlldtclr uormaIer &crh0ltniiia at
rufarjodea uno ciugcidmol5en mcr.
Sen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
1ic in Den lebtcu YGonntru in meb.

tcrcn Der observation-disclosures ubRchol
tencn ortIidlcu Wdhlcu. bci otitnNan.
0loutcn init probibltlouiitJidcu Ero.
granmcu 3iemlit ldlIedt obihutttcu
bohcn Die Siegc9aeiulBbcit icuer. oic
bort ali @utbcibuna oc9 }uiobe4 sur
&urocsucriaiiunQ retucu. Gin mcnil
gt00Hpit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Tin Stnrm i'm Scnnt!

tim Stnrm i'm Scnnt! Iir onae-
tilnolate potltiihc ReOc ots Run0ea.
lcnotor@ Stouc non Niiiiouri murNr
am WtontoQ pnW Stopcl Urluiien mo,
ME rorou@qcIcbcu. non scr anocrer
Scitt. D, t. non on rtpublifnniitcll
10 troiti1 bcoutmortrt. ME man G.:
ntr nou tIHtlH Gto aui Die Crlue
dluud Der V~orttidcllttr ans luuQrplc
rldcm Sdlummtr cruurtcu Fannie.
IIc 2tbutte Die mcitou2 mttrcilante
tic. IA pleIleitt. Sic cluiiQc ibrtr Art
lett Dem 0rltritt 0tcit2 &onoc4 i'll oell
Atrlc1. llId) clucm mclthlu pcrnchm.
barren 0oHutrQrpIIcu un0
Irou mortct mn NIT Sp0u1und. no
Is ctn1 hI0Qcn mcroc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
aRit mehr nls 30 WHG;pncn Dbl

lars bet lid ole @ruuinouitrie oes
2anoc5 on ocp uerihic0cIleu Hrlcgs
anlcibcn betbclliqt lie bat aIio mobl
mchr qe3eihnet ais irgcn0 cine anoere
Sn0uitric. Ole Hift, wic Die Stabl
in0uitrie. oircft iilr Den 8rle9 arbci
tct u1o rieiigc Yroijtc onourh modt
ur0 0oh miro ollt ibrcr 9|Iusrottlrng
huf.nthAt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
arrqsiefrter gater, mah OeIicn

Nu$ioQc bon otn bcn0thigt~u -
900 Waidinenlemebreu MIR nelta
porhonocn inn, ioate Die Icutihen
uui orohtIoiem @cgc eriud)en. nit Id
rem AHQriiien }u mortcu, bis Der 9}1'
non 1891 an Der frouioliidlcn 6roni
tInnefrniIen 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Ger Mconftcnr zines nmcrit

hb.n rnrhInttss ,,'I -, ~, Ss''n,"t
osinr4h nrS,,i,rt Eobc' hoi. -, j,;,,
4r1tt i,r",rr 1rIhrr ,,o a{ .,,%,
r,siI ,r -" 6,,,a,. g(,t , ".,',',' .,'''
Gi,i,9rn i,nNr nh., N', ,n, 'r'' m,i ,3'',
hrin1er moE ,,4 ~. l, .'''''''
- hen, nrr 5.,i, ~, q};or ..
.Tafh{ ,Irn,r,.n,,.. o,ohl 80 49,,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
In RnGlonS fommeu mi 10000

3etritcu 6l10. otc uidt lclcn mo
idrcjbtn touucn IN 0cutidIano olIl
10000 Nlunu ouf iuu' Mdnn Go>
crflurt &irlc4t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
2ic Welt wirs immer nod ben ser

GronunQ rcgicrt uuA oic Ntutc uuul
>tnlIpprI - mar - 'tou ia CIteu
,%}cttcu. uH0 10 ulr0 e lporl oud,
Hledl Ctuc 9&cilc Sieiben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Nirueidlt crit ourdl Nuuorr ,uirh

1dlitGlIh oIe Y&clt sum Tricocu &c
trlebcu Gun lecrer Moucu ut ttiucr
2rlel@pgRellt}ruua '1blUi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Vile lauren IuraIntcu bicItrn

Ibr 2tItoltcr fur 0a2 ihouolititc
1u0 tic habcn nIlc red't 0cun sic &c.
ucupdrtllc Sdonot hit imurr bic
q ro Is &c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Nns Der Neismatcrinlfriie f0untC

Nhs CIT MISUNDERSTANDING IUHHIV
mani ioit 0cu SdluB 5Icbcu. oar
auBcr 6ent NohleumGnQcl %iraenomO
aud EN- betrahtlidcr Wtnugcl an &c.
iuaocm WcHi d. cnUerrano G
bCrridcl mItE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-25
Die Gr Sarin ppn Hnhlnnn ipa

irriinniQ gcporocn icut Ncl orn.
lDu2 olc 6rnu ou~rdlatuad't hoi mars
ciu g&lmocr. mcrm lies uiht lclpor
0cn mare.