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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-08
Mrs. Andrew Stevens is very i'll.


Mrs. Vess Butler visited at the home
of Mrs. p. H. Potter, of Saginaw, last
week.
Mrs. Harvey Bowden, who has been
seriously i'll of erysipelas of the throat,
is somewhat improved.
r. Jones made a business trip to
Flint, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Warner have
moved to Flint.
Fred Randall, who is stationed at
Camp Custer, is i'll ard confined to the
base hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kitelinger spent
Wednesday in Flint.
Miss CHRISTINA Smith is i'll with ton
silitis..
Mrs. VIM. Leach. of Montrose, was
the guest of Mrs. Fred Sturdivant, Fri
day.
VIM. Atkins, of Flint, was a pleasant
caller at The Messenger office. Tues
day.
Mrs. Ora Williams has been confined
to her bed with la grippe for the past
week.
Fred Tinker slipped on the ice few
weeks ago and fractured his ankle. He
is still unable to stand on his foot.
Friends of Mrs. Marie Erich, of
Flint. will be sorry to learn that she
is suffering from a severe case of blood
poisoning.
Mrs. J W. Hurd left Tuesday morn
ing for Toledo, Ohio, to purchase her
spring stock of millinery. She will
also visit her sister, Mrs Eliza Routson,
of that city.
Mrs. Chas Barley, of Sanford. visi-
tep at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hoff, Sunday.
C. P. Miller. Of Detroit, is visiting at
the homes of his sons. Eugene Miller
and family and Frank Miller and fam
lily.
Mrs. VIM, Sargent returned, Tuesday,
from three weeks visit at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Harry Hudson,
of Shepherd, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. White. Miss
Beatrice Palmer, Mrs. o. H. Beckwitb,
Miss Mable Blackney. Miss Della
Thompson and Miss Ruth Chappell az
tended the performance of "Cleopatra"
at the Majestic theatre, at Flint, Friday
evening.
Owing to the fact that we had not
been informed to the contrary. the
lodge card of the Odd Fellows, carried
in this paper, for number of weeks
past, has stated that the meetings of
the Order were held on Saturday even
ings. This was an error as the meeting
night was changed some time ago and
they are now held on Wednesday even
ings.
Chris. Hughes, of Mt. Morris. has
bought Jess LaDue's stock of electrical
fixtures and supplies and will establish
himself in business at Mt. Morris. He
has also bought the electrical stock of
M. l.. McNiel and the sheet metal bust
ness of the latter and will do electrical
work, cave troughing and plumbing re-
pairs. Mr.. Hughes has had many years
of experience in the work he proposes
to do and asks that Clio people who
may require anything in the way Of
electrical wiring give him a call.
Mrs. James Moody ard Mrs. B. J..
Wilson visited Private Howard Moody
at Camp Custer. last week. They
| found Howard well and report him as
saying that the soldier boys are well
fed and given every possible considera-
ton. AS Howard is exceptionally large
and heavy, and possibly not gifted with
as much endurance as most of the 9TH
ars, the army surgeons very reasonably
concluded that he was not suited to the
more strenuous branches of the service
and therefore detailed him for the cook.
| ing department and he is now attending
a school for bakers which is maintained
at the camp.
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
KILLED IN ACTION

CORPORAL
MAsG, Dorchester Center, Virgil q HeA4
m. Anoona, Louis HAycoE.
Ill. Chicago, Walter August OttS HOa.
Iowa, Falrfax. Joseph F. Pctrik-
Ia. Shreyeport, Henry u. DalrymptG
n. Y BrOokIya, oeorEs H EAWara[
DIED OF WOUNDS
Anch-, Msn0mince, Oscar ThouaS EAE.
LTEUTENANTS.
nd, HnznEItOn, Glenn D. Ranson
3SsS, 3saS NsS Nsohi LGnHES8: 1nareS:. T Il. ETaS:.
SERGEAHT.
FlA., Miami, Walter a. Monath-
ny. New Yo1f, z. John SbeehaA
Ohio, HsWIsr. Marrsn L AsIntarS.
Ca. Augusta, Olives. + Hardsun1-
NJ, ChIcaEO, Edward Duny.
Ind, winchester, Lester j. Harman.
Kan, Kansas City, Roger Terry Brumnelo.
Mass.. BeaehmOnf. D1uGlHs z Gum GGm%inss'
n. Y. New York, HArry LSoE.
Ola, RofI, Joseph =. Webb.
Pa Lancaster, Abraham v. Martin
w. Va West Union, william Guy HEM.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
NJ, Chicago, Edward Duty.
SERGEANT.
MIS-. TAunton, Daniel IeAhy.
CORPORAL
Pa. Readlux Paul h BaulnocA
PRTVATES.
Kan, Wilson, 0ustAve j. II. GahrNs
Mass, LeominstsE, EIone j. Snow.
Mont. DaruaF, AmbriouS CkristenSen.
IA, IIartiarilIa, william b. Hensley.
Pa, Philadelphia, Joe Kubat-
DIED OF DISEASE
CAPTAIN.
Tex, Houston, Robert II. GfbooAs
SERGEANTS.
Miss, Bourbon. Robert b. MARSHALL
Okla., OklahOma City, LeoEard D. AKm-
strong.
Pa. Philadelphia, John J. GoldSA
CORPORAL.
Cola, RostfA, Fred Z. NORM
PRTVATES.
Ala, F5rt Mitchell, Shad Pugh.
Cal, Modesto, Donald s. Spenk0.
Ca, Modoc, William H Tucker.
Ga Staeham, Raymond II. Shefte14s
Ca. Thomps0n. Frank LAsenby.
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces

, O.. GleuVfIe, DoIphus Herring.
N, GdwnrdSville, Edward r. Stfno.
Ll7 Chlcago, Pred W.. =. hue1er.
Iowa. Melvin, Charles II. FAlrbrOtheR.
Iowa, Rock Valley, Girret KersherEeA.
Italy, Lqcea, Paris Marchesd
~ ~ Ling E6Ti3EtcS: Eey Dswen.
Nd Baltimore, Columbus Lee
Nd. TeWson, Page n Dunphy.
49, 49, salem. GsorEe csldEell TrAS&-
MisS, Bay Sc. LOuis, Victor FOrtisr.
y. " Brooklyu. Alfred Richard Kipling.
=: O., AAxton. Sam Mclaughlin.
oRio: 6IsvsiaSd. VIM WiIiis% a. = HiG1sL iT
Ohio, CirclsviIle, Charles W. HAfer.
~ P5 ArEyi, Amnon n: RsPshee.
.. D. De smet, Clarence Emil Men.
Tenn, Crentie, Wiley Hines
Tex, MAhl. Marion Z. Houston.
w. Va, Weston, Lewis d. EmersOn-
SEVERELY WOUNDED
LEUTENANTs.
m, HiEhland Park, William o. Morgan.
y. T. New York, Frederick D. 6tokeA-
Ohio, Blanchestsr, Howard y. Ross.
SERGEANTS.
MINI, et- PauI, Martin Richard Petersen.
n. T. IonAWanaa, Frank V. Gilie.
C0RPORALS.
Idaho, Twin Pals, clifford I. Burtt-
Mich, Bay City, Fred william FeurStOelE
Mont. 0Iendive, Eric T. WeissboFn-
Neb- Gina walter Z. Spooner.
n. O., Hamlet, Marshall Q. FOWlsE.
Pa RhilAdelphiA, Joseph Kelly.
Mass. Nantasket, WIHHn HsuEy ChaSe.
n. l.. New York, william A. Reilly.
PBIVATES.
AlA-, jackson, Joseph Ellne Ben
Ark, Cord, Iea9ia BarbeP
Ark. L1ttIe Rock, George +. BObinsOA
NJ, Chicago, Henry w. Stade.
Iowa, Cherokee, Bex n. Garrett
Ia, Luna, TslmAgs b. Allen.
MASS-, HayerhM, Otis E H0yt
Mas, springfield, Peter J: GAinari.
49, 49, oSa1IeIssS1 Ssa1 aSroid :; S j SiebolsSn.
Mass, Adams, Robert r. Rupproehk.
MasS-, Boston. Frank ". Ryan
Mich, Detroit. Louis p. Brandeau-
Mish-, Detroit, joseph CIareaes PoGEst.
Mich, Ds1rolk, william Earl Mash
Alsh., FFIttp6rt, Frederick william FsT.
No. Kiag Clay; Soh1 W; A.EneE'
Mont sldnsy' Slen c Alien
= PsfsVIsIsE oh:II:; %.d;s Ss.S,s. S;5.S1s.S s'~.
n. Y, ChateaugnY, Jsmes z. Hih.
n. Z, Brooklyn. Harry z Thane1-
n. z. Brooklyn. John p. OonlOn.
\. Y, Now YoCk. Peter J. McDeEmStt-
n. T., Brooklyn, william j. NoWak-
n. c. SeagrOve; June I. Park.
ohio, New BG1Aria, PeteT 3. spansi0.
Ohia. Hamden, DOunld A. PuIlen.
OhiO, ClefeIand, John BIlardo.
"a, ReFrysViIIe, Paul 7. Eiehenlnuh-
Pa, Nanftcoke, GustaVs Horlenback-
Pa, Yoa, Noah BtakeR.
Pa, Layton, Angelo CatnlM-
Va, B0anoke, James W. RoaRk-
va. MD CaShAln, Bernard J. Cosby
Va, Messielx, John II. BrsdahaW.
wash, Gle Elum, Peter Pongon-
wis. Berlin. Albnt Fritz.
WOUNDED OEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED)
LIEUTENANT.
AfasG, Hyde Park, Charles Royal Lugton.
Mont, Lfbby, Joseph G. c. Conrad.
BEHGEANT6.
m, Chicago, Joseph Sehleieher.
Iowa, Drlioca. Hobart n. MoatA
Mich, R0aebush, Henry Zuoker.
Mich, sault Ste Marie, AsrAAnd Alfred
The Washington times., 1918-10-30

Wa. Prairie du Chien, John I. Mcclure.
VIA, Raelns, DaeIaw hobisrslEf.
VIA, baraboo, George NIles-
WA. 0dnnAh, Alex RAbldeaRx.
Wis-, MArahntld, PeteF Weyer.
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION
PRIVATE.
MASS, NeWbwyport, Eben Bradbury, jr.
DIED OF WOUNDS
PRIVATE
Idaho, Dayton, Nels Peterson
DIED OF DISEASE
MAJOR.
Cal, Los Angeles, Harold d. McLAehlen-
FIRST LIEUTENANT.
Ill Bloomington, Richard BOydSton-
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Pa. PhIladelphth, Frank G. IAguA.
MARINE GUNNER.
n. D. Grand Forks, Carl j. ClemsntSon-
SERGEANT.
Cal, San Diego, Ray 7. BragE.
CONTINUED on Page I, Column ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

nod geben, aber Tie uer6en 81 ertra-
gen iein, neil lie Ser naturli6en Sr6-
nl1ng Ser Dinge entipre6en. Mu4
llngeredtigfeiten meroen nod bor-
fommer, ober Tie tper6en meniger
Brutal un6 ipeniger sic Negel fem olS
gegennartig. l1n6 in oiei er neuen 10
6ialen Sr6nung miro au6 fir 6ie
Sdmab'i9e M%riitofratie Blab fem;
unter Ser 8oraus 1ebung o~qer6ings,
6aB lie auf ieoe b%ebor5ugte Steaung
un6 o11f aae Son6erre6te Der5i6tet.
Sn je6em Sale bat ser 8etblebemer
5tablf0nig Sen @eiit Ser 3eit better
erfonnt, ols man i'm in Sen &reiien,
henen er ongeb0rt, gu erfennen pflegt.
@r meiB, ooB Ger &rieg au9 ouf 10
5ialem @ebiet eini6neioen6en @an>
Del bringen miro, un6 er lit meiie ge=
mug, iid) ouf 6ielen @an6el bor5ube=
reiten. @r mo6te 6os, pas er nnter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unierer
groBfapitaliitii6en @irti6oftsor6-
hung erporben fat, un6 mas er ols
gere9ten 8elib betradtet, m0glidit
longe bebolten nno bofft es in Die
1:eue 3eit biniiber5uretten neil ct
5uber1i9tIi9 ermartet, 6aB au6 6ie
11ene 3eit nit ibrer neuen io5ialen
Sr6nungyBlot fir i'm baben miro;
fir i'm nn6 Seinesglei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
&ott ioI@e1t, Die nt@t
aue meroen.

Sic 9ummen mer6en ni9t aQe. gS
gibt trob offer M11fflarungen nno
gntbiiqungen i1nmer noh 2eute, 6ie
oa glol1ben, lie fonnten etpas I'M lonlt
befommen. Touen &in0er 8etriigern
lt116 Shmin6lern 5un1 Spfer, 10 lit
0us Mitlei0 nit 1bnen bere6tlgt;
benn lie boben noh nicbt lobiel Welt=
fcnntnis un0 @eIhdftser fabrenbeit
e%r1porben, I'M iih gegen Gerlodungen
erfolgreih GIT idiiten. 2ollen I'M pol=
len gel itse Hires G%erltanbes befinoli=
chc grmohlene oogegen 1i6 BON einem
sltngenglotten Gdmin0ler uber Sen
o6ffel borbieren, 10 boben tie gum
Shoben n1eiit nod Sen Spott. 9enn
bon i6nen bari man fiiglid erparten,
SAB lie int 2oufe Ser Sabre borlidtig
Genllg gemprDen iin0, I'M nidt oen1
er1ten he1ten @auner STINT Spfer a1
fouen.
Mber bieier bot bdufig eiren ma6=
titgen Terbiin6eten in Ser ansgeprag=
ten @ier bieler Menlhen nab miibe=
olem gr1perb bon Mei6tiin1ern. Sic
ibnoppen no6 ser 2odipeiie, Sic IT,
men bingebolten miro, 1tn6 neroen
6es &ofens er1t gemabr, mer1 lie ben
Sober beri9lnft bobelt. gu Ben oft
ber1n6ten Erids geboren au6 oie be-
riihmten ,2an0lotterien", Dor 6ener
Sic 3eitungen i6on felt bielen Sobrer
marnen. sSsn ser &egel boll5iebt 1id
sic Mbmidlnnq 6ie1es u@eidafts" 10,
6oB sic 8ein6er irgen6 zines 8an-
6eIbiloertbeoter neben Ser %getpobnli=
hen gintrittsfarte nod einen hume
rierten 3etteI erbalten un6 anB er6em
lire M6reIie ~binterlegen miiiien. Sic
Summer gilt ols 9osnumrner nno ere
0ffnet ibnen 6ieMnsiidt auf ben mog=
Iiden @etpi1m .eines @r11n6itlds> 6ei=
len @orteiIe in o1sgegebenen 8ro=
5peften in ben gldn5en6lten 6arben
6arqe1tent mer6en. Gin poar Gage
1pdfer er16eint Damn ein Mgent Set
neutrality-suspicious. nn6 tell
nit, 6oB ser ,o6er Sic 8etrteffenoe
bonn @Iiide beqiinitigt mor6en lei nn1
qero6e sic in ietnem 8eiibe beftn6li=
de M1tmmer Elm @run6itiid getpon=
men bobe. Mngemeine freu6ige neber=
raidung! l1nb in 6ieier Sreu6e er.
fIart mon iid) gerne bereit, CUR 9e=
d1rnq qebabter Mnslagen o6er gut
M1tsfertignng zines Be1tbtttels, e111e
fleine @umme = gep0bnli6 flint Biz
5tpolf Collars - 5n berapper.
Man 6enfe:: fir MIR 5m0lf Dollars
o6er meniger ion man mtrflt@e1
@run6beiiker per6en! 9ie 8nngenge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

frdftige Mnlaufe 81 elmer mirfiamen
Mrbeiter16ubgeiebgebung genommen,
ober inn a%agemeinen linb mir bon
Ben gorbiloern, oie europGilhe Sn=
0ultrieitaaten ouf 0ielem @ebiete &C.
iboffen baben, nod melt entfernt.
gieqeidt bringt al16 auf 6ielem &C.
biete Der &rieg sic 8anblung, 0eren
oas 2an0 6ringenb be6arf menn Der
G%ergeu0nng bon Meni6enleben in
nnieren inouitrieuen @erfitatten, u.
mo immer lie auBer6em nod itattfin-
oct, Elm 3iel geiett tper6en ioa. 8ir
f0nnen nns langer nidt geitatten,
Menibenleben ein5uidaben, mie mir
tie bisber eingeidabt baben. Die ein=
fadlte &ldiidt ouf uniere @egenmort
un6 ouf uniere 3ufunft perbietet es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Mngeii6t gegeniiber. 9a lit sic Sre-
lano=Yartei, sic in 6ranfreib megen
ser MotorietQt ibrer Tiibrer, Migr.
Srelanb, Mfgr. &eane> Migr. S'Gon=
nen l1nb ser on0eren, am popularlten
lit. Dieie bil6en SEN liberalen o0er
nel1erungsiiidtigen S1igel Ser ameri=
fani16en &atbolifen. Sbnen %entgegen
lit sic fatboliibe &onierbatibe Yar-
tel, sic Dor allem aus Denti6en be-
ltebt = oeren eS ni6t mebr als 5pei
MiQionen in1 2anoe gibt 4 tie l6lieBt
ie6o6 ale @o1len ein = 6ie %fran5o=
.iiide, fanabi16e, italienii6e, ipani=
lbe uIm::" 8er Sen 5ieg 6apon tra=
gen piiroe> fonnte Ser Gerfaiier ni6t
%borber1Qgen. Sos @9reiben Seq
XIII. bot 6em ga115en 5treit ein @n=
Sc gema6t, nro man m1B es BENT emit
16lof enen @r5bii6of gum Nubme
nadiagen: @r fat ii6 ebrlid oie1er
gntlheioung %untertporfen. ST bot
mie General &obert See nad Mppo=
mottor, oen @a6er ruben laiien II. in
ieiner eigenen 9i05eie ein frteoli6es
53uiammenarbeiten a1er @lemente
berbeigefubrt. @r fat Sic 8farri6ule
ebrlih gef0rbert nn6 man9es aner=
fennen6e @ort iber feline 0eut19en
9i05ei anen arSgeipro6en.
M1s groBangelegte Natur i6ien er
einen Stri6 6nrd sic alte He6m1ng
gemadt at baben. 8e6er I'M per1ons
Iiden 8erfebr nit 6eutl6en &atbolt=
fen nod in Ieinen M%euBerungen ber<
riet er ipdter irgen6mel6e 8erbitter=
ing. @r5biihof Srelan6 tpar6 mani
DIE gntttdui6ung 5uteil; er lit Dor
un6 no6 6e1n groBen Erin5ipienltreit
unter ser Eorbeit inbisfreter nn6
iibereifriger Treun6e un6 8arteigdn=
ger (g3ep. Malone, &eb. 33nrder, 9es=
mono, M3rs. Morp Storer). Sos lit
MIN aues mie &a1t6 nno CUNT. Get
ne eini tigen @egner fonnen 6enWfann
e6rlib b%etro11ern: ser 5todel, ben
sic &G;n1pfe bon emit 5uriidlieBen, lit
l1ngit entferrt lpor0en nn6 6ie Wn11=
Sen, sic lie pernriadten, 1in6 Der
barri6t. Sn Ser @eldidte Ser STRIDE
6es Nor6me1tens aber miro Ser Nar1e
oes Gr5biidofs Sobn Srelano lange
nod ebrenpon genannt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

glol1bt Sic @iferer aus bergangene11
Sabrbun0erten 81 b0ren> Sic Sen Sa=
bafgem1b nit ibmerer 2eibes1trafe
geabnbet boben polten n116 oas in Ell
nigen 2Gnoern au6 burbiebten. Mber
mir glal1ben ni6t, 0aB Oas amerifa=
nii9e @olf in leiner @elamtbeit Suit
bat, ii9 in sic barbarilbe l1noulo=
lamfeit oieler 3eit 5uriidperieten 51
Ialien. SS11 elmer 3eit, sic gum Sieges-
5rge ser Demofratie riiitet, pare oqs
cine iible 8e19ernng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Ser 8ert btS Dollars.

Sc lit Elm oltes @der5tport, 6aB
@aibington einen @ilber6ouar iber
SEN Hotomoc merfen fonnte, neil Ser
Collar 6amals ~meiter ging:" Seit=
fer fat ii6 aber mandes geanoert, II.
6a5n geb0rt au6 ser @ert 6es DOL
lars, nn6 ser lit 10 gefolen, 6aB ct
bol6 ni6t mebr iiber einen mabig
breiten 2o6entii6 gebt. Na6 Ben bon
@aibington ausgeididten 3ablen, Sic
ulio tpohI genau 1ein nerben, hat Ste
&ouffraft 6es Collars felt oem Slli
1918 n%ngebener ~abgenomme1t @s lit
bent5ntoge $1.65 110tig, INN Sic nai1n=
Ii9e Wenge @aren 51 faufen, Sic
man Dor flint Sabren fir einen Doll
lar erlteben fonnte; nit an6eren
@orten, ein Dollar lit beute ni6t
mebr pert als SO Gent int Sabre
1918.
Die nrioben 6ieier gri9einung
fin6 nidt i6per 5u fin6en. Sic lit
ni6t 6as @rgebnis, mie biele Solfs=
tpirtl9aftler inns glauben maden
mouen, 6es 5nnebmen6en @el6borra=
tes. sic 1iegt o19 niht in Ser @elo=
einfubr 6ieies 2an6es, Sic 10 piele
Mo11ate nad Musbruh 6es &riegeS
un6al1erte, aIs Elm @rgebnis ser inns
giinitigen Son6elsbilon5. Sic Mei=
r11t1g fat ldngit altfgehort infolge Ser
9orleben an Ste M1iierten, aber be11=
nod II Ser @ert 6es 9ollors fortge=
1ett %qel1nfer. Ser @auptfaftor IN
Ser Ereiserbobung lit Ser, 0nB Weil=
lione1 bon Mrbeitern proouftibe Sn=
bu1trien berloilen baden. Sesn gnropa
pie IN Mn1erifa unb i1 oqelt Seilen
gnglanbs baben 2eltte Sic Tabrtfen
herloIier Tim in Sic 9lrn1ee eil1sntre=
ten; onbere MiGionen boben Sic al
ten SSno11ltrien per1oiien, l1m ne1te GIT
iGoffen, Sn6ultrien, Sic b1rho11s nltr
6e1t grforberniiien 6es &rieges ge=
mibn1et iir16. Sn on6eren @orten, es
be- tebt Elm GROCER Ma11gel on men1hz
1iden Mrbeitsfrdften, Ser bon elmer
fal11n lpe11iger ol1sgelprodenen Nad=
fruge nqd Mrbeit begleitet miro. Sos
@rgebnis mor cine .groBe Serteuer=
INA ser Mrbeitsfolten, nn6 bamit I'M
!3uiommenbange Ser Soften Ser Bro=
BUTTON ser Mrbeit. l1n6 6as umfoBt
10 out mie alles, mas mir tagtaglih
bran6en.
gbe Sic Eanlen6e bon Mdnnern,
sic iebt ol1f Sen @hladtfeloern NIT
einonoer ringen, ni6t 5uriidfebren,
at @erfltat, Sobrif nn6 Bflng, Str
fen mir o11f feinen &idgang Der
Breii e rednen. Scr Donar miro fort
fobren 31 fein> mas er beute tit, Der
ein5ige binige @egenitan6.
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mon6tbeit 6es oalglatten 8erfaufers
tut Sen &elt nn6 bal6 lit 6as ~@e=
i6dft" gemodt: 5. +. Ser neue 2ano=
BETTER lit iein @el6 los. Ser binfen=
Sc 8ote bleibt aber ri6t aus. Sc
itelt ii9 1ebr bal6 berm1s, '6aB 6as
e%rtporbene @tiid 9an6 irgen6mo in
einem @nmpf o6er elmer @in06e o6er
ionIt an irgen6 elmer fernab BON al
Ter @elt %gelegenen, idmer 5ugangli=
6en Steae Ser Ser. 5taaten aus
gepil1en @riin6en aber fait ME I'M
Staote 6es @dnfers - liegt nn6 nnr
einen 1ebr fleinen 8ru6teiI 6es fir
Sen 8eiittitel nn6 M1tslagen ge5abl=
ten @el6es pert lit. Matiir1id in9t
Ser 2onbagent 1i6t MIR BEN einen
rpom @liif 8egiinItigten" anf, ion=
6ern oue Sbeaterbe u6er> oeren
M6re11en er er1ongen fonnte. 9enn
lie aue iin6 vGetpi11ner". gr fann
oor niht qe11ug iolde @emi1uner be-
fomlnen. 9enr1 je n1ebr Grunoltiife
CT an Sen Monn bringt, Sc ito 9roBer
iteIt iid iein Mnteil on 0enn@e1hoft
Sit ei11MeioepIob obqegroit ODER miro
tint Ser gpben SIT beiB ltnter 6en Sit
Sen, 10 nehielt er Sen Sdouplob
leiner legensreihen Sdtigfeit n1o
Der l1dt es cine Weile IN einem on
0eren &limu.
2GBt Sic Gtoutson1paltidaft i'm
inns feline Ml1ftroggeber lange ge1ng
l1ngelt0rt, 10 mer6en lie olle reid. sic
iinb Sic ein5igen v8elpin11er" IN Die
fer 2an6lotterie. Die Shafid11r I'll
eben Elm eintrdglides @ei6aft. sis,
meilen ermiidt ober Ser 1onge Mrn
seq Sci ebes Sen ei11en o6er BEN an=
oeren bon ibnen. 60 qe1dab eS bie,
Ter Sage in Chicago. Sb Sic 9nm;
men nun fltg 1per6en meroen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Sc lit nidt aet11ta, iid iiber Bic

Sc lit nidt gen1tg, itd iiber bic
grfolge unierer Gruppen I'M Seloe
at freuen, man mnB al1h in an6erer
@ei1e aeigen, 6aBI man Sic Spfer, Sic
lie bringen, nn6 Sic Tapferfeit, Die
lie befnn6en, in bouem nmfange 5n
%piir6igen peiB. Sn ouBeroroentl1d)
proftiider @eiie tut man 6as, tpenn
man Ser &egierung sic Nittel 5nr
@erfiignng itent> sic tie brau6t, nm
SEN Eruppen sic 6enfbar Bette Mus=
ruitnng gu geben, iie 5u erndbren>
pie Der i6mere 9ienit es be6ingt, u.
linen ale grleidterungen 5n ber=
i6affen, sic nit Sen @rforoerniiien
6es Dienfes bereinbar iin6. Da5n
braudt iie Gels bie1 @el6 nno int
mer nod mebr @el6. nn6 elmer Der
@ege, 6as @el6 gu beri6offen, lit
Sic 8era1sgnb11ng bon &rtegSipor-
marfen. Muf 6iefe @eiie lit ibr fhon
bieI @eI6 eingebra@t por6en, ober
nod lit sic gauge Marfenausgabe
ni6t b%erfonft. 9esbab betBt es pet=
terberfoufen, iopobl &riegsipormor-
fen ols ord Ebriftmarfen, mofir bic
MittteI qera6e reiden. l1n6 ni4t onf=
b0ren 5u fonfen, Big Ser @orrat err
id6pft lit. Wenn nniere taaderen
ssurgen 6riiben es b0ren, tper6en iteii
li9 frelte1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Ser stohltr1it bat beidlpKen, IN

Ser @tabltrmit fat beidloHen, tn
ieinen iGn1tIiden Mnlagen BEN M6t-
ltun6entog ols Mrbeitsbaiis ein5nfmb=
rem. Sssn @erbin611ng NIT Ben tpieoer>
bolt betrGdtliden 2obnerbobungen
ldBt 6ieier @nti9luB erfennen, BOB
and nnferen groBen &orporationen
bas 8eritGn6nis fir Die io5ialen @r,
%for6ernii1e Ser 3ett o%11f5ugeben Be-
ginnt. @o5u man 6as 2an6 MIR be-
qIiidtpiin11en fann. nn6 sic &orpo>
ration ebenfans.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Sic @elt eiu &etoemsort,

Sin &f bleibt bteies 2ebem;
Sur 9prnem pbne GAIL
Sen 8ilgerpfab nmgeben
S1trd)s arnte Oriental.
Stnrmmad)t mmbiiQt nns tmmer,
&a1m falt eim Sroitesidtmmer
Mmf unirer Sage Dual.
@irb Stat nub Sell bir >perben,
@enm Men1den ba bertramit?
@emrt matt bm 1T 8eid)uerben
Mad 8eiita1o fragenb idanit?
. Ser5, BON 2eib betroffen,
@ag' 11idt at ntel at bpffen;
Muf loien @anb b1t bamit.
9es Mitleibs @ort nidt banert,
9as man Dir 'bargebradt;
@er be1te bid) betranert,
Old mtprgen falt berladt,
Gen bm als Sreunb -betradtet
9i6 ippttet mnb beradtet
Sn finitrer nnglifsnadt.
Die @elt, lie fanm nidt ipenben,
@as unier @ers erq11tdt,
&ann ae11es 2et6 n1tr ienben,
9as idmerer nod 1t11s bridt.
2aft 1ns nad) brubem iebe4,
Gum &ater 9lambig feben,
Der audi sic Hriiftng id)t&t.
2akt tn @eb1tlb 1tns tra9en,
@as fomntt BON ietner &anb;
Chit tuir6 etn Morgeu tasen
Sn jenem beiI'ren 2an6.
94 nngemad amf Groen
GpI 10 bem Gbrtiten uer6em
9es @liifes 1tnterpfan6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Mbaeieben bon @rin6en eblerer
Mrt, gibt es 3mei iebr triftige @rin-
Sc praftiider Matur fir Sen Mnfauf
bon 2tbertDBon6s: nncle Cam biirgt
fir tire @inI6inng unb garontiert
bierun6einbiertel 8ro5ent.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-19
PlJL.L.AR q NVEN| EN|
CLOSING NECESSARY
 PRES. WILSON SAYS
Ships Must Be Cleared and Ports
 Relieved of Congestion

Washington, Jan. 19.-President Wilson last night gave out this state ment, expressing his approval of the Garfield order for the closing of in- dustries, and explaining why he be- heved such action a vital national necessity:
 T was of course, consulted by Mr. Garfield before the fuel order of yes- terday was issued, and fully agreed with him that it was necessary, much as I regretted the necessity.
 This war calls for many sacrifices and sacrifices of the sort called for by this order are infinitely less than sacrifices of life which might other wise be involved. It Is absolutely ne- cessary to get the ships away, it is absolutely necessary to relieve the congestion at the ports and upon the railways, it is absolutely necessary to move great quantities of food, and it IS absolutely necessary that our people should be warmed in their homes, if nowhere else, and halfway measures would not have accom- plished the desired ends.
 If action such as this had not been taken, we should have limped along from day to day with a slowly Improving condition of affairs with regard to the shipment of food and of coal, but without such immediate relief as had become absolutely ne- cessary because of the compositions of traffic which have been piling up for the last few months.
 Il have every confidence that the result of action of this sort will jus ufy 1t and thae the people of the country will Loyalty and patrioticaIly respond to necessities of this kind as they have to every other sacrifice in- vowed in the war. We are upon q war footing, and I am confident that the people of the United States are wiling to observe the same sort of dlsc1plne that might be involved il, the actual conflict itself.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-19
CHEFS REDUCE NATIONS

New York, Jan. 19-To insure the returning of clean plates from dining rooms to kitchens in the homes of the wealthy is the object of the organiza ton announced today of a Hoover So- ciety of Private Chefs and Buffers. From an initial membership of 20 butlers the movement is expected to extend into every large private establishment in the city. Chefs and women cooks will also be organized The doctrine of over generous heIpings and numerous courses will be empha- sized as contributing to unnecessary waste. The chefs and cooks will pro- vide professional recipes to save su- gar, wheat, meat and fats.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-19
URGES SOUTH TO RAISE FOOD

Washington, Jan. 19.-The south should help win the war by raising it's own foodstuffs and eliminating the necessity of transporting food from other sections, said Director Gen. Nc Adoo in an appeal today to the peo- pie of the south and particularly to farmers Without reducing cotton production, farmers ought to produce more milk, butter eggs. poultry, fruit and vegetables, he Suxga&ted.