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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

N'ashin1tnu Tue foriy sccond
fRAiuecwl div,siau Rarticularly M
iIasuished iissiI o. tho unhting easl
81 Rheims au luiy l5i6 when the
oarn4n offensive va iannched 90
asth iaides a. fhai rms
- EsasrAl order ISSUED ~ 0enoFp
Ssaiia cnamEndiHg fhr r1'werf, mi
avn rnrp--.a Rari o. tnD Frourn
srra, under ssensra 0auraue--cuIn.
nss.as IN pcrfv-ocond for 'ns xhinI.
isrsaf snd o. spir o. fhe courur Of
tn nsttif wHeu IN iourth arEa, nraEe
tao 0srmsu extensive a. she chaui.
paEus
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

frsessl csseurso o. lcrsone-sisssxs
V9ashlaseeH -irglssl has neal cap
tared o. cF~chcSlepas foTcss assist
~ b. Sihsrikn -troons tne stat a.
pafsrneaf snuaanrad A revfrumon'
tsvcrshl1 e. thc auies AMI o. gavo q
wa .iC osrmsuy O. hniaE orsaniza5
sao rrspnrss rsrsfvsl hsre as0lErs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

rr9nkln * il-I'nited STATE san.
stur otnlaFgT A. veErs oid an q
lusassrle, IN senate sine fssl aied
crara hexri aiseasE a. an rsaAklm
nesrias lssrs fas had lbesl a. al
haaltf srr ssvsra rnaashs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

lTec Steflmg ssho had htf lefi hana
Astaitere-i ,fnen iho s,m NshSch hs
Neas egFssnaF wa, Ntsidentaliy ~.
i6sarreJ Taesaay rNen ~as ereuF n
10 .tNc bosnlta ihai sshsr, an orer.
Attsr rar to- rsnanc,l az iae niure
lpssmesr tc,t aalsco s fes minute.
isrs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

lf.nh D0rnsi., hi .ilr construction
nsnn was diefnfrred ls<t Tmwsda,
aftN srspdn,e n,ur dav. as paitrn'
narn
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22
HOSPITAL SRFTTFS

Nr-s Waitaf 'lenien tmd Wnn
dimNto rsmneU e. thpr hauio ~
nuur'o rust,Hs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

Nnqwoprlr pf'N,0pAl CsUeCn
40 w. d NJ S,mdH, schNni
aa go a ~. nreaellmf
Xp NJ. frrerNints
rHils % 'jht rusuNt nrai SundU, b.
l.e b. le,vuH 'dnurie Tlit cmnfe-
ancb rces lu lmnt suits. a,W 1s
NAtl HANNA. pastN
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

i.iiih. lsNnsulnrp ilnenrr hau ner
teasli, soa sdsncis- rsmpred Saur.
~,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

Nis ttnsnD cienfent ni TN pos
eftirr nuro ued bsr tonsi's remcve,
saturday
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

part -rac Frauch sfrunk gudaonly
o. s Hsy settaF srftsas into an 9er.
aasn ilHss nalfway hstwesu an far
ards ami sSsasssa.. sSsssIns rrnnta ihe
sear olI,re kaaeaursl
lcseay positiuas were earrsad a. a
rreat nss~e tssu tsr-e snsses q a
ssrn q sesrI b mao o. IN rsFinn
a. katrsrnes aine miies evest and
nofn q Scissaas
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22

Nts Katharine Bosti ,ess hsn, rnI
a feV davs lati secrl dtu ~ u mart
mrcf witch wa, ihouphi mignt ne
oan,u tynheia l.as,tn hc,ecrer thr
nscef seeni dovu anU snp 'repfrfed u
hsg hourc o. puvsifr irrdas
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-08-22
Silks

Just arrived Rig lo1 Of new Szrims,
Geesred1e Crs,es- Crepe de Chine.
Ch1Imsmse and fancy striped and big
y,lxid ln tnfferHs and safins.
Evening star., 1918-07-05
ASSISTANT STEWARD,
WALLIS CAFE,
18th and G SITS. NV. "

AUTO WASHERS, two. Ask for Mr.. Burrows,
Mount Pleasant Garage, 2424 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1918-07-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOARDING and rooming house: best downtown
location: 1e rooms; well furnished; baths;
h;-w;h;i price, e ,sSo; tsrms can b A Ma5r.ns:d.
ave. NV.
GKodERY AND FIXTURES; cHEAP RENT.
1891 lst NV.
Evening star., 1918-07-05

YOUNG LADIES-Two. experienced preferred
to assist in hair and scalp treatments. Room
308 Kenois bldg. 11th and G SITS. NV. -
YOUNG LADIES' or 4. thoroughly expert
saying; good salary and permanent position.
Apply Hefner's. 525 18th 1t. NV.
YOUNG LADIES. two. for soda fountain and
general clerk. Krick's Pharmacy. 1722 Pa.
Evening star., 1918-07-05

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR MEN.
Highest wages.
THE COOK 4 sTODDARD co.,
1l0s-40 Conn. ave NV.
Tel. franklin 5000.
Evening star., 1918-07-05

NEN-Automobiie mechanics and chau1eurs
are in great demand at good salaries. We teach
thoroughly and practically ON all makes Of
cars; day and night classes. See us today.
National Auto College. 9th and SITS. NV:
MEN for warehouse worK. Apply Mr.. 1yra
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05
SCHOOL NOTES

All the teachers are again we'll and
back at work. The influenza has
shown us how needed are each and
every n at their particular station
The students too are recovering from
their indisposition and about ninety
percent of attendance is the record
the past few days. This is very good
and we hope that soon the epidemic
will have run it's course.
On last Wednesday evening the
senior girls entertained the high
school students. Supt. and Mrs.
Schwalje and Miss Bate were guests.
The evening was voted a decided sue
cess by all.
Teams, both boys and girls, were
very much disappointed at the fact
that Basket Ball had to be postponed
for a while, but conditions seem to be
improving and it is hoped that soon
full activities will be resumed. The
teams are practicing and hope to KEEP
in trim for later events.
A teachers-parents association has
been planned and the first meeting
of the association will no doubt be
held in the High School assembly
room on next Friday. All parents
and especially the mothers are urged
to be present. The meeting will be
at four o'clock and every parent is
urged to be there.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05
WILLOW LAKE BREEzES

The Anders Nybo family and Miss
Orva Bertram were Thanksgiving
guests at the Elias Knutson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goeller visited
with Miss Goeller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Krogsgard and
children and Miss Cecilia Johnson en-
joyed Thursday dinner at Edwin
Johnson's.
August Steiner and Mr.. Wyock
were business callers at McQueen's on
Wednesday.
Miss Angie Goeller visited Monday
afternoon at M. Hansen's.
The Randall Curry family were en-
%tertained on Thanksgiving Day at the
Will Sussex home.
Father Harte, of Hope, was in our
vicinity Wednesday.
Rhinehart Gunkel and family Sun
dayed at Splettstaszer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Hansen spent
Thursday at the Mcqueen farm.
The G. Olson family are suffering
with the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunkel and children
spent Thanksgiving at Langager's.
Joe Peterson is having the flu this
week.
John Knox's had as their guest on
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Knox
and baby.
The Will Sussex family spent Sun
day at 7. Sussex's.
Chas. christensen, of Luverne, was
at M. Hanson's Sunday afternoon.
Services were held at the Lund
Church Sunday. Baptismal services
were held after the sermon for the
Jens Krogsgard and Anders Nybo ba-
bies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras. Jacobsen and
family spent Thanksgiving at Anton
Jacobsen's.
Arthur Jacobsen has started to
work at Luverne on the section.
Mrs. Edwin Johnson called at Bert
rams Saturday afternoon.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05
LUVERNE

On Thanksgiving day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Nelson entertained the Nels
kroer and Sophus Nelson families and
the Misses Ella Larsen and Theodore
Basse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Jorgenson had
Is their guests Thanksgiving Day, the
Mortenson, P. Kilgard, A. Paulson,
and John Rasmussen families, Mr..
and Mrs. Knut Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. D. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hanson have
the sympathy of the community in
the loss of their child. Death being
caused by influenza. Interment was
made at Lund Church Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen and
Haviland, spent Thanksgiving Day at
the Christ Jensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen were
guests at the Christian Johanson
home on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Peterson had
Thanksgiving dinner at the Jens Wis
by home.
The H. NJ. Larsen family at Laurel,
Montana, are recovering from influ-
enza. Mrs. Larson is Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas's eldest daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Thomas had as
their guests Thanksgiving day, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Law and family.
On Friday morning, Nov. 29, at
New Ulm MINI. occurred the death of
Mrs. Fl. B. Thomas eldest brother,
Evan Gilmore. Some time ago he
suffered a stroke Of paralysis after
which cancer of the throat developed
He was sixty-three years Of age the
10th Of November. He leaves to
mourn his death, his wife, four bro
theirs and three sisters, and other rel
atlves. His niece, Mrs. Harry Ladbury
OF Darcy, and her nusDand went to at
tend the funeral which was held Dec.
LIST. Mr.. Gilmore owned a farm three
miles southeast of Luverne and used
w A~A oSSooAOA1uI Duo4llcSS tlSlIS ana
had a number Of friends here, who
are sorry to hear of his demise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sander and
family were guests at Will Nelson's
home Sunday.
j. c. NJ. Peterson and his daughter
are now influenza patients.
A. M. Spall, principal of the Luz
verne school, and Miss Mary Martin,
the instructor in the intermediate
grades there, were recently married.
The best wishes of their nan friends
are extended to them that theirs may
be a happy future.
John Kroner, of Eckclson, has the
influenza.
Mrs. Alfred Brunsvold. Of Hanns,
ford, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Sanden.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05
Mr.. and Mrs. sophus Nelson enter

Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Nelson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Kroer and
Lille, and Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson
and family on Sunday.
Miss Anna Rasmussen recently en-
tertained a company of friends. The
occasion being her birthday.
Rev. Sigierd Olson was entertained
at the Fred Johnson home Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. V. j. Sevareid recently lost a
brother through death by influenza.
A pretty military wedding took
place Thursday, Nov. 14th, at the
home of MI. and Mrs. w. w. Bemis at
Sutton, when their daughter, Hulda,
was united in marriage to Sergeant
Oscar c. Holton. The ceremony was
performed at high noon by Rev. w. B.
Ballenger, of Fargo. The couple
stood under the American flag with
standards of the Allied flags on either
side. Miss Hilma Thorson, Of Fargo,
played the wedding march and Rus
sci Bemis and Harry Thorson sang:
"The Sunshine of Your Smile. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a four course
dinner was served to the immediate
relatives and members of the bridal
party. A reception was given in the
evening at which a large number of
friends were present. Sgt. and Mrs.
Holton arrived in Fargo Saturday ev-
ening and Sgt. Holton left Monday
evening for Camp Logan, Texas where
he is a member of Co. K. 43rd 1nfry.
Mrs. Holton is a sister of Mrs. j. NJ.
Jensen, Of Luverne, where she has
frequently visited. She has a large
number of friends in Luverne and the
surrounding community who wish her
and her husband a long and prosper
Gus life.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05

Largest showing of Christmas
Goods ave displayed in this part of
the state. Our stock is enormous and
a visit will pay you. You can get any
thing you may want in Christmas
Goods here.
JOHN SYVERSON & SONS
Cooperstown, N. Oak.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05
Americas Pledge of Food
Gave Heart to the Allies !
j In Their Darkest Hour

Whatever is necessary America will
send. That was Americas pledge to
the interallied food council. And be-
cause the American food army had
hitherto made good they took heart
and went forward.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05
FAITH JUSTIFIED
BY EVENTS.

+ I do not believe that drastic
+ force need be applied to main
+ tain economic distribution and
; sane use OF supplies by the
, great majority Of American peo-
+ pie, and I have learned a deep
; and abiding faith in the intelli-
+ gence Of the average American
+ business man, whose aid we an
; ticipate and depend on to rene
; dy the evils developed by the
+ war.-Herbert Hoover, August
, 10, 1917.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-12-05

Farm enterprise and much soft corn
increased pork supplies, food conser.
walton increased exports-total ship
ments doubled.
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$cbmere kdmpfe.
9cutldc iibfrldrfittn 9lisnc uno Scslt
Un0ebeure Verlulte.
}ranpen G69rei6 an 0er aanorll6en Jton.
9lnterifaniid)er Griol9.
RlefQe Cruppenlna(len am Kdlnpfe betelllgt.
GrprebgeeQldaften antfr Neglernngsfontrolf.

General Wtaior Wuoo ioll seiien
perI6nlidem Mppea an ben EraiiSen.
ten semadt baben eesen ben 8efebl
Ser i'm berbinbern iuiirbe, nit Der
mnter ieinem gefebl iteben6en SO.
0ipiiiom mad Sranfreid at seben.
lleber Weneralmaior WDub nn0
ben gefebl, Der lin nadJ San eSran-
tiseo anltatt nadJ 1ranfreid, ien6et,
finb biele Geriid)te int 11mlauf, Dor
allem, oaf es bic Opolitiiden Neigmn,
gen. bes Generals ieien, Die Sies ber'
anlaft bGtten. Gine Der glegiermna
nabeitebenbe Seri0nlidfeit beitreitet
Sies anfs Gntid)iebenite. nnb erflart,
oaf BEL ben 8eid)liiIen be5iislif
@pobs @erietmng MIR militariidJe
;lsragen in 8etradt fatnen. 8opn
Ielbit iagt nad) Der llntererbnns nit
benz @raiibenten, Der 9staiiOent lei
febr liebenstpirbis gegen lin seiueiea,
Ser 3ongrek-& -&epraientant Siliun
ams Connecticut iast, bic amerifani=
iden ssabrifen ieien jekt eifrig Saluit
beid)aftist, 2ee-Gnfielb- -@euebre fir
nnIere srnppen in Granfreidj ber5m-
itelleu. ltniere sruppen loQeu uoa'
itGnoig NIT 2ee-GnficlO- -8eiuebrsn
amsgeriiitet iuer6en. Sc luerSen iett
5000 per Gag bergeitellt.
gSie ans 3pnbpn gemelSet iuiro,
babem alle ruiliiden Earteien, NIT
Mnsnabme Der 8ulideiuifi, Gin &umi-
te gebilbet, bas nm sSnterpention Der
gllliierten bmrdJ Sapan madind)cm
ipa. Die CppoiitiOn sesen Die 9eat-
ld5en unO Die Haiien, iueldle bic Gem-
tralmadte nnteritiitten, areife idnell
nm iih.
Cine Sepeide aus Mmiterbam mel
BET, baf Die Spn=apiafen, Sie jett mm-
ter bem General gosajeiusfp itanoen,
icitbem General &ale6ines Selbit-
morb besansen babe, cine meme Dele
gntion nad &ieiu geidift batten.
Die &pblenprobnftiun nnieres9an-
bes in Dem nit benz /. glpril besin-
neuben Sabre mufI 735,0O0 Millio-
men Spnnen betragen, nm alien sln-
foroernnsen 6es arieges geniisem 81
f6nnen. Sas lit 85,O00,000 Sonneu
mebr ais i'm Sabre 1917.
Gle Sanlmlnngen fir oas Gute
Sirens iuerben $50 Wtillionen iiber-
iteisen, pie ams @aibinstpn semel-
bet tuiro.
0iah ben Elanen oes Weneral-Si-
reftors Mcglbop lperben and bic bier
aroFen Grprefl @eiellidaften mnter
9iegiermnssfpntrolle senommen.
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Die gnip See ganob So.

fam fid riibn1eiL oas idonite, at-
traftiplte lino our6aiis iunitdre Gr-
frilhungs -Gtablilienaert in Der Staot
gil beiisen. sSn oentielben iino in ben
lesten 3agen ltnlanoernngen porge-
nomtnen, Die fofort in Die augen fal-
Len, mno lo5uiagen, gllles lit neu 81
ihe, Stiible, Sdaifditen, Regale,
8erfaufstiibe uno Dor slliem Die
tpnnoerpoue Sontdne, Elm iDabres
aunIttperfl Gs perIobnt fih, oieien
fonlfortablen uno iebr bebaglihca
MaS auf5ltinben, I'm Ginfdufe 81
MAIDEN ooer grfriidungell irgeno
tpelder 9lrt, Die ianlmtlid) erltflaliig
iiro, ein5uneblmen. Der gigentiimer,
6err 3. 8il0, bat in Der neuen Git-
rid]trng einen guten @eihnlaf er1t=
tpifelt uno oas 9Subliflim miro ibnl
banfbar oafiir iein, Elm 10 berrlibes
@rbolungslofnl gelhaffen 81 baben.
Die iebr 81 lobenoe 9eoienllng &c.
idiebt ourh fIeiBige. gefdIise, an
mlttiee 8ienen, Die ME erfrtiioen nnb
aue @aite nit Der groBten 2iebens-
piiroigfeft bebanoeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-29

9fntomobil genonlentn u1o oaslelhe
an einen1 gallm befeitigt sln oieiem
Sell ipuroe Brager Damn aufgebangt
Ser Druggiit Souis @erooing iagte
aus, baB Ser nliBbanoelte Yrdger ben
an 1eine Mutter geridteten abibieos-
brief auf Dem Sender" ieines Mll-
tonlobils ihrieb.
Ius Weobile, Mld., miro gelllel-
oet, oaB ieit GINGER 3eit iih Elm nrt-
gem0bnlid GROCER @olfiidJ I'M Golf
BON Werifo geaeigt bat nno onB Die
fer pnbribeinlib bon paIiierenben
S1iffen fiir eill oeutibes lll1terlse.
boot gebalten muroe
Sin BON nell einge5ogenen Ee=
frliten belester Wfilitar5ug puroe bel
@anafee, Sn., onrh 3ieben Der geof-
leine angebalterL rporauf Die inngsn
Goloatell aus oelt @aggons beraus.
ipranger uno oen .2ofonlotiDfiibrer
nno oen Sei5er nit Steinen bonlbot-
oierten. Der Srllbel loa baonrh emf
itanoen iein BOB Der 2ofolnotipfiiD=
rer nidt ipartete, bis ale 5olouten
ipieoer eingeitiegsn maren Gin NaG-
siigler, ser 9iefrut sSoIepb 8urf=
barot aus Chicago, Der auf ben idon
in 8epeeung geieeten 3ug ipringen
moIte, r,ltidte babel lllio Die &a-
Der oes lesten @agens idnitten ihrn
beioe 8eine ab. @ieronrb tpuroen Die
iibrigen 5oloaten 10 onfgeregt, oaB
iie oen 4ngriff auf ben 2ofonlotip.
fiibrer unternabntelt.
- Der neu einge5ogene Hefrut g.
6. Suffer bon Holf GountD, Sa., Der
idon einn1al aus ben Sefferion gu-
raden BEL ct. Roliis 0eiertiert NOR.
mahte 1bermals oen GerIud, 5ll sltt=
flieben. CT nurbe babel BON einert
amf Soften Itebefloen Soloaten abee-
foBt uno, 90 Ell ben Mnruf ni6t be.
ddtete, ourh einen ShnB IN ben
Hiifen getotet.
Die 9ofomotibe nno 5tpei @a.
gen zines BON Men1pbis, genn., nab
9enper, Colo, fabrenosn 5rdftbli,
ges brahen in Der Ndbe BON Gbil,
oreB, Senn, ourh eine if]abbafte
@olsbriife. Ser 9ei5er nrto einBreu,
fer muroen altgenblidlid getotet.
mabreno Ser 2ofonotibfiibrer uno
Ser aono1lfteur oes 3nges ibper
uerlebt muroen.
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Seras 8


Shuere 9fegen lino i'm obersr
9anbanole gefaaen, teilueiie sipei
3on, aber Der Hegen mnB nod emit
ae 3eit arbaltetl ipenn er pirfli6el1
9tusen TIM ioll. 9lns einigen @egen-
oen miro aber pom rihtigen @olfelt-
briihen beridtet
9rei YerIonen li1lb bel Dem l1ft-
netter i'm Eanbanole inns 2eben ee=
fonln1eu.
9ur1 einen @olfen6r16 pltr-
De in Clarendon biel S6noen ange-
ricbtet.
Ser @oupernenr foroert aur
sseier oes 80. Wfai nls nMenlorial
0nD" altf.
Sen S. 0eedel, ipelher Ser ST
lopalitdt anseflagt tit, ereift Die &on-
ifitlitionalitdt ltnieres teranildetl
2onalitdtsgeieses an.
slus Souiton miro gemelbet,
fit oie erIte 8rigaoe Der teroniihel1
aaoaaerie bdtten iih gellug junge
Yednner ariperben laiiel oa6 iie In
ariegsltdrfe eingemultert neroen
fonne.
Die slngelteIlten ser Gditfs-
baner sSirlna @eiOenfe1s Bros in
Sfodport baben einen Gag glrbeits.
lpbn fir oas Note &reu5 gegeben.
@ie aus 9lmarillo getneloei
miro, ionen orei Weniden ourd Die
ipolfenbru6nrtigen Hegen meld)e an
Montag ilno 9ieilstag iih iiber per-
i1ieoene Seile oes Yanbanole Gi-
itrifts ergolien baben, uns 2eben ge-
fonlnlen iein. Die iarnnntlihen gab-
men. ipelhe ons @ebiet omrhfren5en,
baben betradtli1en Sbaoen erIitten;
an pielen StelIen iit1o Die 8abnbetter
ufio griifen nolIlt1roig ansgeipp.
i1elt. Im 1hlitnnllten betroffen muir.
De oos Stdot1en Clarendon, mo bic.
lie @dliier onrh Die toienoen 6luter
speggerilIen tpuroen uno mo in Ger
iibrig gebliebenen oas @aiier nod
.brei bis bier SUB bod iteben iou
glu1 rnter bent 8iebltatloe iDuroe be-
oeutenber Shaoen angeri6tet;; BUN
oerte bon &iiben nno Sdien iino er
trunfen, pdbreno anoere groBe Ser
ben onrb oen Sngel auseinanoer ge
lprendt u1t0 fiber Den ddu3en OtStrifi
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S,tIamo.

Senator Sbepparo miro Den
3uIaB sur 5000 Surpep 8ia befdnl.
pfen, Der aus ben Ser. Stoaten nab.
reno oes &rieges cine bone orp na'
ton" MAIDEN mia, inoem er perbin-
bert, boB mabreno oes &rieges ir-
genoipelhe 2ebensmittel CUR &eritcl-
hung alfoboIiiher @etrdnfe benust
tperoen.
9bofnas S. Mtoonep BON San
sSrancisco lit abermals 5llrnSooe Der
urteiIt. Die Sinrihtung ioll nidt uor
60 Eagen uno nidt ipdter als in SO
Sagen itattfinoen.
@s beiBt iest fpie0er, Der &on,
greB ipoae, nahglnnabme oergeipiai-
giingsbin, bis 5iint 9lugult mad
Sauie geben.
- Geprdientant &abn bat Dor benz
Wiilitdrfonlite oes Souies oas Iir;
craft 8oaro nno feline S1tigfeit per-
teioigt.
Der 9fegenten 9oaro Der 9te-
'brasfa Staats- -llniperiitdt bat cine
ltnteriu6ung gegen 5lpolf angeblid,
illopale Trofeiioren eittgeleitet, ourd,
ipel6e oieielben auf Ser5 uno Die
rem gepriift meroen iollen.
eSn Dem segenipartig i'll so.
marosoille, SSG., 9egen Ole elf Mit-
elieoer bes Mob8, ipel6e am 5. gpril
oen ungliidliden 9iobert aSaul prd,
ger alS angebli6en oelttiden Spien
oufbinoen, eefiibrten EroseB iaeteu
Die beioen 15-idbrigen Slingen, Sar.
rp 2innlan uno @omoro geagel iibes.
einitimmeno aus, oaB lie bon Den 9ln-
geflagten IN einem slutontobil fortge.
f6ift feien nm Teer iinb sSeoern 81
beiorgen. Oa ibnen oas nid)t eeIltn.
gen, babe Der slnfiibrer oes Bobels,
SSoiepb yfiegeI. Elm Sell aus ibrerl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-29
@om einitiseu Sanoel i'm Morsen-
Ian0e.


&onltantinopel galt I'M friiberert
Wiittelalter fir Ole in Der 4ultrr
nod riidlt1noigen 8erpobner gnropos
ais Die Shasfamner aa Der aoltbor-
feiten. nelhe oas i'm W1rheilglan5
i6immernoe Worgenlano beiaB. Uses
balb Gonltantinopel oie Quelle alles
9anoel5 fir oie oarnalige 8eIt ipur-
be, fam man aber crit 10 reht iuiirot-
gen, iuenn man Die Sanoelsenttplde-
lung i'm Orient elmer 9eriiflibtigung
nnter3iebt. gln oaS bD5al1tlniite
9feih idloB ii6 ia ofttparts elm Sir-
terlano, pel1es inter ben Segnliii-
gen ser arabiiben 4ultur 81 elncln
formlihen 8araoiele erbliibt mar.
Oie erobernoen Seere Der Salifen be-
ben natiirlif and Dem bp5antiniidell
Sanoelsperfebr 5unadit ibtpere
@unben geI6lagen; aber naboem oer
erIte sSanatismlls oes SSlans llb
ousaetobt batte, trls Die @eiuinnilis5t
lmb oos lebbnfte 9eoiirfnis noh oen
altaetpohnten @aaren bes fernen
glliems oen Sieg iiber Die religioien
@eqenidee oapon. 8p3antiniide4aif-
leute eridienen als Die imernliioIi-
chen Saltoelslente mieoer on ocu
8ld$en, mo auh unter arabiiher
Serridaft Ste oitaliatiihen 8aaren
oufgeitapelt muroen. insbelonoere
aud in Der neuen MetropoIe Bag
oao, Die am EiQris in Der N1be oer