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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
IMMEDIATE TRIAL
Of VICTOR BERGER

Immediate trial will be sought by
the government in the cases Of Victor
Berger, Socialist leader of Wisconsin;
Adolph Germer, national secretary of
the Socialist party; J. Louis Engdahl,
editor of The American Socialist; Ir-
win st. John Tucker, pacifist, and Viii
liam F. Kruse, director of the Nation
al Young Peoples Socialist league,
under Indictment for alleged VIOLA
tons of the espionage law. Federal
Judge Lands is expected to set the
date for the trials Saturday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
FOE COMING
To SENSES
German Press Beginning to Admit
That American Forces Are to
Be Factor in the War

At last the German press has given
up the struggling against the truth.
In short notice, which appears in
virtually all the papers, the identical
nature of which suggests official in
spiration, the reluctant admission is
made that Secretary Bakers figures
regarding the strength of the Ameri-
can forces in France are about cor.
rect.
One or two papers add the lame ex-
planatiOn that their former figures
were based on the position prior to
May and that the really big shipments
of men from America began since
then.
The papers now comfort themselves
with the thought that of the 100000
or more Americans, only 100000 are
actually in battle array, with 100000
behind the front and that remaining
100000 is etappen troops engineers.
railway men and general wOrkers).
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29

Chaucy Hitchcock, now in France,
writes to Reedsburg relatives as fol-
lows:
[ saw some of my old company yes
terday and they sure have been having
some fun, been over the top three
times and visited Fritz. They say
they gave them hell the last time.
[ saw Lieut.. Ritzenthaler and he
went over with them. He said it was
lots of fun, only the bullets were IL
able to hurt you if you did not get out
Of the way. You know the fellow we
called Dad" in Texas. Well, he went
over too. He dropped a sniper out Of
tower the last night they were in
the trenches.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
VISITORS RIDE
GREAT SUCCESS

The ride given the visitors of the
State Horticultural society was 4
great success. Those who kindly fur
nished cars were M. H. Mould, J. Van
Orden, F. A. Nehs, w. H. Ode, H. E.
French, T. F. Risley, Miss Alice Setter
gren, w H. Power, Carl Baer and c..
NJ. Du Bois. J. c. Payne, L. H. Palmer,
A. X. Bassett and others assisted in
getting those providing the picnic
lunch to the lake. President Rasmus-
sen and Secretary Cranefield brought
their cars with them. Mrs. F. r. Wins
low had charge of the picnic at the
lake and was ably assisted by Mrs. L.
H. Palmer, Mrs. V. S. Pease, Mrs. Jen-
ME Peck, Mrs. William Toole, Miss
Ethel Horton, and others.
In the morning the, ride was to the
farms of William TOole and Carl Baer,
followed by jaunt over the bluffs
into Honey Creek and back by Kings
Corners and Ski-Hi Fruit farm. In the
afternoon trip was made over the
bluff to the east, visiting the nursery
and orchard of the Great Northern
nursery, near town. At the lake short
addresses were made by President
Rasmussen and William Toole.
In the list of premiums Mrs. A. r.
Reinking states that she received first
on dahlias.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
MANY BOATS
ARE LOST

The German U-boat war against
the United States, while not interfer-
ing with the shipment of troops to
France, is becoming more menacing.
Seven schooners were reported
sunk Thursday on the grand banks,
where it was reported they had land
ed from submarines, and another
freighter in the business of carrying
supplies to France was torpedoed off
that coast.
This freighter was the American
steamship Cubore, new vessel of
7,151 tons gross register. The steam
er is owned by the Ore steamship COR
poration, but is in the army trans
port service carrying freight. Other
than that the vessel was attached
while returning from a port of Eu-
rope no details were received. The
Cubore was launched alt SparrOws
Point, Md, last year.
SCHOONERS REPORTED SUNK
OOnOO1lGIS IepDIIeu Suuh Ou lue
grand banks up to this afternoon are:
Pasadena, (Canadian.)
Una P. Saunders, (Canadian.)
Lucille Schnare, (Canadian.)
Francis J. O'Hara, (American.)
A. Piatt Andrew, (American.)
Sylvania, (American.)
Della Garde, (registry not identi-
fied)
The schooners have fallen victims
to the Triumph, whose German crew
of sixteen men, according to rescued
crews of vessels she has sunk, have
been operating with two guns and
wireless outfit aboard the captured
traWler.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
War Ne VS. in Few ParaQ1aDhS

British etake Albert, sweep forward two miles on sxmIe
'front.' take 5000 prisoners days of Byngs drive be-
tween Ance and Somme Maximum depth of advance now
nearly five miles
Mangns French Tenth army drives on three miles between
Disc and Asne captured important heights and villages
Wedge between German Pcardy and Vesle armies eight
miles Deep
Noyon, Roye Chaunes all doomed to fall within
ty-four hours
Arras-Alber railway line in British hands.
Hags troops Flanders reach Neuf Berqun and take strong
German positions north of BailleuI.
One hundred thousand Germans captured July l8 Paris
paper estimates
German planes try raid Paris beaten off outskirts
AiedAmercan council established at Archange under
chamanhip Of United States Ambassador Francis Similar
body planned for Vadvostok.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
CORPORAL Marriott Wounded

w. Fl. Marriott has received word
from his sister, Mrs. J. w. Palmer,
Chicago, that her son, Corp. Marriott
Palmer was wounded about the first
of July by a shell exploding within a
few feet of him, filling his body with
shrapnel, but not hitting any vital
spot.
He is now in a base hospital we'll
enough to be in wheel chair, and ex-
poets shortly to be all right again.
Mr.. Palmer writes that it seems al
most impossible for shell to explode
so near to a man, and he live 10 tell
about it.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
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REPORTED KILLED
Son of Secretary Of State Horticul-
tural Society Meets Death in
France

Lieutenant Cranefield, son of the
secretary of the Wisconsin State
Horticultural society, Frederick Crane
field, a member of company G
was reported killed in France on July
81.
He was 22 years old in March, and
had just completed his junior year
in the university when he went to
Camp Macarthur, Text where he
won his commission as sergeant.
He was known as the best liked drill
officer at camp. He is survived by
his parents and one sister, Laura
Edith, and two brothers, Harold and
Paul, the latter at present stationed
at jefferson barracks, Mo.
Secretary Cranefield, the father,
was in Baraboo on Wednesday and
Thursday at tending the annual sum-
mer meeting of the society.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
OBLIVION FOR
CAzENOV|A ROAD

The Cazenovia railroad will soon be
a thing of the past. An eastern syndi-
cate has purchased the entire equip
ment and the road will cease operat-
ing. This road has been in serious
financial straits for number of years,
having been in bankruptcy court a
few years ago. On account of short
age of funds the roadbed has never
been put in good condition, and at
times during high water was impassa-
ble.-Wonewoc Reporter
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
kOBERSTE|N CASE
TO CIRCUIT COURT

The case of the State VS.. George
Koberstein, charged with selling IL
quor without a license, has been TAX
en- to the circuit court. The case
was called in Justice H. l.. Halsted's
court and the above action was decid-
ed upon by the defendant. 1t is said
the officers have dead open and
shut against Koberstein. They saw
patrons drinking the booze and OBJ
tanned some of it for analysis. 1t has
not developed whether or not Kober-
stein has a government license,
very convenient piece of paper to-
have when engaged in the liquor bus
mess.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
CATCH FIFTY POUND
TURTLE. IN RIVER

E. J. Carnegie and family, with E.
Carquerville of Chicago as their guest,
have returned from a fishing expedi-
ton at Wild Cat bluff on the Wiscon-
sin river.
The party caught so pounds of pike
and bass, and Messrs. Carnegie and
Carquerville also landed a monster
soft shell turtle that weighed so
pounds, and ten pounds of select meat
was taken from the turtle.-Portage
Register.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
Dry in Arkansas

E. B. Trimpey has received letter
from Raymond Roser, who is in an av-
iation camp in Arkansas. He says it
has not rained for two and one-half
months and the country is very dry as
result of the lack of rainfall. He
tells of an aviator dropping 1000 feet,
landing in a tree and escaping to the
ground without injury.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
A. [. Hess Promoted

A. l.. Hess, formerly a resident of
Baraboo and Reedsburg, has been pro
NOTED. His address is A. L. Hess,
Field Remount, S. 304, A.P. 0. I'll,
American E. F., France. The nature
of the promotion is not stated in the
letter received.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
BATTLE LINE REDUCED
MORE THAN FIFTY MILES

AS a result of the allied successes
during the last month, the battle
North sea has been reduced in length
more than fifty miles, General March
told the newspaper men in his mid
week conference.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
COUNTRY WEEKLIES
ORDERED TO REDUCE

Reduction 25 per cent of all publi-
cation space in excess of eight pages
for country weekly newspapers was
ordered on Thursday by Chairman
Baruch of the war industries board
at Washington.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
TRUCK LINE OPENS
BETWEEN TWO CITIES

The first regular freight service by
motor trucks between Milwaukee and
Chicago has been established by the
Motor Transportation Co., Inc, backed
by Milwaukee capital. Four trucks,
each carrying about three tons, are
now being operated.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
ASSAULT CASE
IN ANDRO COURT

In the assault and battery case Of
Jesse G. Pugh VS.. August Zuehlke in
the court of Justice Adolph andre,
the fine was $5 and the total amount
ed to 1924 The report is that was
"neighborly" fracas.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
WEALTHY LEAVE GERMANY
FOR FEAR OF AIR RAIDS

Many wealthy people of the Rhine
cities of Germany are going to Con-
stance and other places, fearing air
raids.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
MANY KILLED
BY CYCLONE
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

About fifty have been killed and
two hundred injured in cyclone at
Florence, Mimi. Wires are down and
the extent of the damage is not
known, but is believed to be great.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-08-29
JOHN S. DONALD
SAFE IN FRANCE

Former Secretary of State John S.
Donald Of Mount Horeb has arrived
in France. Mr.. Donald went over as
a Y. M. c.. A. administrator.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

Bacterial geliefert merben fann, unb
in Muftrag gegebene neue rolen6e
bie ben0tigte Mrbeiteridaft niht fiir
militarii9e unb anbere 3mede bean-
iprudt miro. Ser 8eri9t betont
na6oriidlidl ooB felt uebernabme
ser 8abnen bur9 Die 8unoesregie=
rurg 6us roaenoe Bacterial bieI bei=
ler auSgenist miro ols ebe6em. Scott
ipielige unb 5eitruubenoe umtpege
iin6 auSgeidultet poroen.
@egentpartig 5ablt ser giienbabn=
6ienlt 1925 8eamte nit einem SAT-
reSgebalt bon fiinftauien0 9oqar u.
ooriiber, uno Die Sabresmugabe fir
Suldre 6ieler Mrt belaufen iid) auf
SIS, 705,298, iber piereinbalb Mil-
lionen meniger, als unter Ser alten
@ertpaltung be5ablt mur6en. 9n gab
es SubreS ialdre bon bun6erttmufen6
9ouar un6 6ariiber> ge%gentpdrtig
1in6 6ie bod1ten Saldre, sic Ser Ste
gional6ireftoren, un6 6eren Sabres-
e11tommen ldtpunft 5tD1lden bler5ig-
ta11ieno un6 f~iInf5igtmien6 Dollar.
Dufir ]ino oie 20bne ser Mrbeiter
nidt unerbebltd erbobt iporber1.
8eibli@e Angeiteute iino NIT ibren
8e5iigen sen mdnnliden glei9geiteM
por6en un6 fnrbige Mrbeiter per6en
ebenio bo9 be5oblt tpie meiBe. Inn
bas moglia 5u MAIDEN, Inn 6en Be-
trieb bumaner gu geitalten, tpie es in
oem 8eridt beiBt, muBten iomobl oie
Trodtraten tpie Sic Ser onenraten En-
b0bf tper6en. Dufiir lit ourd Sic gu
lammenlegung Ger 6abrfartenausga<
BEN un6 6urd an6ertpeitige Berein=
fa9ung 6es 8etriebes tpie6er iebr bieI
@el6 geipart tporoen, 10 6aB, aaes in
anem genommen, Der 8eridt bes &C.
neral6ireftors Elm 1ebr erfrenli6es
Bil6 bietet. 9ie neue BerDoltunq
bat gebalten, mos mon bon ibr er-
Dartet batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

bat, tpo man bonn 2eben ettpas mebr
beanlprudt als Die fargli6e taglide
Nabrung. Mau bat in iiingiter 3eit
bon 2ebrergebaltern gebort, bie ols
gerooe5u erbdrmlide be5ei6net mer-
Sen miii1en, l1no 5par ni6t BLOB aus
Dem 5loen, no tie am aaererbarm-
liditen itn6> ionoern au@ aus ben
fleineren Std6ten un6 SEN ldn6liden
9itriften bes Nor0ens. 9as iinb UNI
baltbare 3ultanoe, fir etn reides
2ano, aub beidamenoe 3uitanoe.
@enn mir bon unieren Sdulen tid=
tige 2eiitungen ertparten, miiifen
mir Dor alien fir tiidtige 2ebrfrdf-
tie forgen, uno sic fonnen mir BET
@ebdltern, mie tie bielerorts be5abH
tper6en, nidt beanlpruden. Sci fol-
6en 3n1tan6en lit 6ie 5unebmenbe
8ermaiiung unierer @dulen fein
8nnber mebr. Gin @unoer tpiir6e
es MIR fem, menn es onbers mdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
@o6tntereKamte Shrift=
fmf.

SSn ieiner gigenidaft oIs General
oireftor 6es @iienbabrtpe iens 6es
2an6es bot SaotomtsiefretGr Mc-
$1,000 6em Hrdii6enten 8eridt eri tat=
tet iiber oie eriten iieben Monate Gi<
ienbobnbetrieb unter 81tn6esber1pol=
tung. Ser 8eridt lit in mebrfoder
8e5iebung Elm bod}intereIantes
@6riHfiitIid. Man erfGbrt aus ibm
nnter on6erem, 6oB 6ie 81 enbobnen
oes 2an6es 1870 14 Meilen @eIeiie
umfaiien, 6oB 1905 @eienfdoften an
bieiem mertbouen 8eiib beteiIigt fin6>
un6 6aB 6ie @eiamtaobl Ser Mnge=
iteuten iid ouf 1,700,814 Ferionen
helduft.
3u 6em @igentum bieier 1906
8efeafhoften geboren ouBer 6en gi=
ienbabnen berl6ie6ene 8oot- un6
9umpferlinien, Sic gum Sell I'M @ii-
~itenberfebr 1teben, gum Sell a11f bin-
nenlanoiiden @etpdiIern betrieben
Der6en, GIT tpe1den inter n16erem
tiebenunofinf3ig &and1e nit elmer
9dnge bon 3067 MeiIen geb0ren; ol1,
ber6em ta1tien6e bon MeiIen i9iff-
barer 6IuBldnfe, Seen, Soften, nftp.
Son oen 1905 @eieGidaften, sic an
6ieiem 8efibe beteiligt fin6, betrieben
Dor nebernnbme Ser gubnen 6urd
Die gatn6esregierung bun6ertfinf=
un6odt3ig @eienidoften gr0Bere @p-
iteme nit idbrIiden getriebseinnab-
men bon elmer MiGion Dollar uno
oariiber; 22t tporen @efen{doften,
Die iid nit Dem Betrtiebe bon Bnbn-
b0fen un6 @ei9enlinien befnbten, T.
434 tporen ioGde, sic Ie6igIid IofnIe
8eoeutung botter o6er %beitimmte1r
nnternebmungen 6ienten, uno 765,
Sic fur5e 2inien fir SEN Durdgmgs=
berfebr auf sic groBeren 2inien Be-
trieben.
Sir sic l1ebernnbme Ser 8abner
6urd sic 811noesregier1tng modt Ser
@enerol6ireftor gum 3mefe gelteno:
ben &rieg5n geDinne1, 1n6
oie @rbalt1ng 6es Carbohydrates
gum gorteiIe 6es 8ubltfu1ns Bel an
|gemeiienen 26bnen Ser Mngeitenten
gu ge1pdbrleiiten. Die Mhiidt, Sen @i-
ienbabnbetrieb 5u ether @innobme-
quene fir 6ie 8u116esregierrng at
moden, bot niemaIs beitan6en. Sc
neraIbireffor McMboo lit 311beridt-
Iid, oob er bie ibm g~eftedte1 3ieIe
erreid)en tpirb, bornuggeiekt bnB bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

d erleoigt uur6e. 9oIIdn1i-
ide Sanoelsbd1ier berfebrten nit
idapeoiiden un6 nortpegiiden in
oeuti6er 5pra@e; uno umge-
febrt ielbitberitdnolid. Mud bie San-
belsforreiponoen5 nit 5ii6amerifa
mur6e bielfa9 in 6euti6er
@pra6e gefiibrt> uno es liegt tel
ne Teranlaliung Dor, an5unebmen,
6aB es nod bem &riege anbers fem
miro.
Seungft erit bot ser 8u1rbesfom-
milidr fir infer eigenes @r5iebungs-
meien Die Notuen6igfeit Ser BfIege
Ser 6eutiden Spra9e al1d in unierm
2an6e oamit begriinoet, oaB mir r1ad
Dem &riege nit bun6ertunboreibig
Winionen 6eutidfprebenoen Men-
Iden 51 berfebren baben tpiiroen,
uno er bdtte bin5ufigen fonnen, DOB
11nier San6el au6 iH1 Berfebr nit
2an6ern nit on6erer @prode ii9 Der
oeuti6en @prade nit Nuben tperoe
he6ienen f0nnen. @ir bober ale Ser
anlaiiung, aud in bieier 8e5iebung
bon ben @ngIdn6err 5u Ierren. @ie
toben immer nit offenen Mrgert in
Die Bet geieben, unb mer11 fie iebt,
nod tpdbren6 6es &rieges, 9orberei-
tungen fir cine Before BfIege Der
Sprade oes 2m6es, nit Dem Tie int
Sample auf 2eben un6 500 Iiegen,
treffen, Damn befunoen iie 6oburd Ie=
oigltd, Sen iborfen 8eltblif, Ser
linen bon ieber eigen getpeien lit.
Wenn Ser &egierungsberidt an sic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sic Bflege
Der fran50iiiden Gprade an er1te un6
Die Ser 6eutf9en on 5tpeite Gtene
lteut, Damn lit 6os tpobl MIR Elm Mft
Der 60flidfeit 6em frana0iiiden Ser
biinoeten gegeniiber. Mud in eng
Lamb tpeiB mon un5tpeifeIbaft, DOB
oos Sron5ofiif9e cine 3ufnnft oIs
WeItfprade nidt fat, am ouertpenig-
item als &an6eIsfprode. 9ufiir fomn1t
neben Ser engIiiden Ieoiglid 6ie
oeu tide Sprade inbetroft. 8as
man Sen flugen @ngldnbern nidt erit
3u fogen braudt. SS1 Ser Braris miro
man Die Bflege Ser 6eutfden @pra=
DIE an Die er t e @teIe feben. 8ie
ia at6 IN 0eutfdlan6 sic Bf1ege ser
engIif6en Spra9eu nter ben
neaeren @praden SEN eriten Nlab
einnimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Moltfe'S 8orIiebe.

General bon MoItfe bate ieiner-
5eit cine gemiiie 8orliebe fir Die to-
tboliide Stride uno bielt nit 6ieier
ieiner Meinung unter ieinen Sreun-
Sen un6 8efnnnten 6urfaus nibt
binter benz 3a1ne. go beridtet ser
befannte Militdridrif1te1er Ebeob.
bon 8ernbar6i I'M 5tpeiten ganoe lei.
ner intereiianten 2ebenserinnerungen
6oriiber folgen6es: vMoltfe 5eigte
gorliebe fir Sen Ratboli5ismus. 2u-
tier lei, 10 fIbrte er einmal aus, in
ieiner Reformation bieaeidt gu melt
gegangen; er babe 6os &inb nit benz
8ooe ausgeiduttet." MIs Moltfe ein-
NAL oie 8or5ige Der fatboliiden
Stride berborbob, iagte 8ernbar6t,
boB er Elm GbriItentum IN Ser 2ebre
Ser fatbolii@en&irde uberboupt niht
m15uerfennen berm0ge; penn gbri-
ltus obermals ouf sic Grbe fdme,
miir6en bie fatboliiden @eiltliden
i'm bon neuem als Setter uno Got
fesleugner rreu3tgen.
9arauf ertpi6erte Woltfe: ~9ie
2ntberifden et1po nidt2 - Oie crit
redt, nenn er linen bon guten Seer
ten iprdde." MoItfe meinte %ferner:
~@enn m1d 6ie fatboliide Stride @e-
former n0tig boben ioate> = fotbo-
liidy miii1en mir bob ole einmal mer'
oen!" Moltfe bob oie Bor3iige Ser
fatboIiiden Stride berbor; Tie liegen
fir i'm 6arin, u6oB i1e Elm 0%berbaupt
fat, BOB cine unanfedtbare bodite
Mutoritdt 90 tit, 6ie oaes entifeibet
un6 ieben 3meifel nieoer16ldgt. 81.
derbeit oes 0ogmas, bie barnus ent-
1tebt, = groBere @intpirfung ouf
Nbantaiie un6 @emit = Ser @eifHi-
DE bot cine gan3 on6ere Stelung 5n
leiner @emein6e, er beberridt lie
gon8 anbers tpie Ser lutberilde; er
gebt in sic Jomilie binein unb ubt
Ga entidei6en6en @infIub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
sor8t TIT Der 3ett!

Sc ndber ser @inter fomr1t, beito
6ringen6er ergebt an Die 8ebolfer.
nnq 6ie Mobn1ng, lid nit &oblen 5u
berieben, 10 Iange es nod 3et lit.
l1n6 gleid5eitig 6ie Mabnung fpar<
lam GIT pirt1doften nit BEN &oblen.
9ie &oblenfnappbeit bes letten @in-
tiers lit ia mobI nod unDergeIIe len, II.
1penn es andt in err liter 2inie Mufgabe
Ser @oblengrdber un6 Ser getriebs-
letter Ser @ruben it, 6urd Mnipan-
nurq oner &rdfte bofiir 81 iorgen,
6aB elmer @ie6erbolung FOLDER
&11oppbeit o6er 1ogar Scot inn ndd-
iten @inter borgebel1gt miro, 10 fann
6od a11d 6as H11bIifum ourd peiie
@porimfeit biel ba5u beitragen,
ouB oas@dIimmite nbgeipenbet miro.
Erob aner Mnitrengungen bleibt Sic
&oblenf0rberung binter Ser duber-
ften 2eiitungsfdbigfeit Ser @rnben
onbnlteno ettpas 5uriif. Sic @eiben
Der 8ergleute iin6 6ur6 Sic &efru-
tierung un6 6ur9 freipintgen @in-
triH in 6ns Seer itorf gelidtet nor,
Sen. Mud bnben Sn61titrien, bie BEL
peniger befdtperlider Mrbeit Before
8e5ablung bieten, einen Sell Der
8ergleute bon 6en @ruben fortge-
lodt, uno sic 6aourd entitanoener1
2ufen boben nidt roi9 genug aus-
gel u1t tDeroen f0nnen. Die gebeu,
t11ng Ser @oble fir 6ie &riegfubrung
oiirfte ie6ermanrt geldufig iein. Sb~
ne ~geniigen6e &oblenf0roerung tper-
Sen nidt alein oie Snouitrien beg
9onbes un6 6amit nntiirIia o1@ Die
piinftIide Durdfibrung BEG &riegs=
programme gefdbr6et, a11d sic Sci
ltungsfdbigfeit unierer @treitfrdffte
fann ba6urd a11fs empfinoltdite BE-
eintrddtigt per6en, ia felbit Die
8oblfubrt unierer Eruppen fonnte
bnr11rter Iei6er.
Die unbebinoerte Sdtigfet Der
BereIeute in ben @oblengrnben lit
ebenfo tpidtig, tpie 6ieienige unferer
S1,ngen an Ser Gront, 1rnb bement-
ipreden6 1oGte al1h lire Nrbeit bon
Ser 8ebolferung 6es 2ar6es geiddbt
mer6en. SIT es bod mtb Die 8eboI-
ferung, sic auf 6as empfin6lidite
barunter at lei6en baben tpirbe,
fans I'M fomr1enoen @inter cine
dbnIif)e &oblenfnappbeit ober SCOT
itan6 eintreten fonte, pie mir i'm
tpdbreno Ser o1Berorbentliden &6lte
BEG Iebten 8inters erlebt baben. Sur
oa6urd, 6oB sic Mabnung Ser Natio-
nalen Jeuerungsmittel=8 ertpoItu11g,
iparfom nit Sen &oblen 5u mirt-
ihnften, auf 6as @enauefte befoIgt
miro, tam m benz beboritebenben
@inter cine @ie6erboln11g Ser aa-
In1nit6t ber11ie6en tperoen..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

Cine erfrenlt1e Cut
otdung.

9urd Die 8rei1e ging fhiur5lid 6ie
Na9ridt, 6oB sic 9eriteuungsart Ell
neg 9ei3mnterials ent6edt tpor6en
lit, pel6es aus @ei9foblen getpon=
men, Sic ungemein empfeblensperte
gigenidnft bot, beinabe obne &au4
gu p%erbrennerr. neberoies f0nnen BEL
Ger 6abrifation 6ieies neuartigen
9ei5materials tpertpone Sele nn6 or1=
oere @eipro61fte getponnen mer6en.
Ser Name 6ieies Moterials, 6os in
8rifettform bergeiteut miro, lit
uGarb.&obIe".
@ie bon ser 81n6es @ei5mate-
rial : COMMUNICATION berlontbort
miro, miro in &iir5e cine Mnlage fir
6ie 9eriteIung 6ieier Garb+&obIe IN
Glindfiel6, 8irginia, erridtet mer=
BEN. Mit ser ner1artigen &oble iinb
idon felt einiger 3eit onf Dompfer1
Ser @ereinigten Staaten nn6 5tpei
groBen @iienbabnen Ser ude gemndt
morben, Sic, pie sic 8un6es=9ei5mo=
terial COMMUNICATION befannt gibt,
bon grfoIg gefr0nt maren.
SelbitberitGn6lid lit 6iegnt6edung
zines fait ra1dlolen 8rennmaterials
6er5eit in eriter 2inie bonn @tan6=
punfte ser &riegsfubrung aus at be-
griBen. Sdiffe. oie lire Mnmeien=
beit bisber idon 6urd lire lmge
u&nudfabne" perrieten, uer6en BEL
@ebraud 6ieier neuartigen&oble bonn
5ein6e be6euten6 idperer, tpenn
iiberba11pt entbedt tperben f0nnen u.
basielbe trifft oud fir oie binter Ser
6ront berfebren6en @iienbabnen 5u,
6eren &oudentpiflung ii9erIif oft
gen1g sic Mufmerfiamfeit 6es Sent
BEG orf ftd 5og.
Den bielen grfin6ungen un6 @nt-
6ed1ngen, sic pGbreno 6es @eItfrie-
ges unter Dem. Crude Der Motnenoig.
felt fdo11 gemodt purben, lit 6omtt
cine nel1e binaugefugt tporben, Die Der
Menfdbeit aud in 6rie6ens5eiten .a11-
Beror6entlm 5uitatten fommer1 miro.
Charles s. Smitb, Der @rfin6er Die
ies rel,artigen 8rennmaterials, bot
6ur6 feline Sat BOG Mnredt ouf Die
9mfbmfeit nidt muir Der g%egentpdr<
titgen, ion6ern ou4 Ser 5tfiinftigen
Generation ertporben. 9ie 8eieiti-
gung oes iogenannten r&oudiibels"
mur ia fdon felt pielen Sabren ni4t
MIR bier3ulan6e, ion6ern Mberan, mo
8eidfobIe %gebrannt pa1r6e, Elm Biz
iebt unI0sbar gebliebenes Broblem.
Gin Broblem, bas r11n nidt rur I'M
Sntereife Ser &etnltdfeit, ionoern in
erfter 2inie Ser @%eiun6beit gr0Berer
Std6te geloft tpor6en 5u fem ideint.