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TWO CARGO CARRIERS
SLIDE INTO WATER
Federal at kearny and Hick-
man Are Launched.

Two more Of the great feet Of cargo
carriers being built in American ship
Yards to help defeat the Kaiser slipped
of the ways yesterday, one at the yards
of the United States Steel Corporation.
Kearny. " j. and the other at the
Shooters Island plant OF the Standard
Shipbuild!ng Corporation.
The Kearny launching was informal,
only a small group OF guests adding
their cries to those OF the husky ship
builders as Miss Katherine V. Farrell.
daughter OF James A. Farrell. president
OF the corporation. crashed bottle OF
wine against the new hull and chris
tened the ship the Federal The hull
slipped gracefully into the water exactly
at los p. NJ. lifetime set many weeks
ago for her launching. She Is the second
70 be completed Of series of thirty con-
tracted for by the Steel Corporation.
The Federal Is a $500 ton vessel. The
first OF the type. christened the Liberty,
was launched June 49,
About $500 persons sang The Star
Snangled Banner when the steamship
Hickman slid down the ways at the
Shooters Island plant. This launching
preceded the other by two hours Mrs.
Grace Hickman Swacker. president OF
the Missouri Woman's Club. acted as
sponsor. The Hickman displaces $500
tons. She is 3sS feet long. 3. feet wide
and "a feet draught.
Mrs. Swacker IS the wife Of Assistant
United States Attorney Swacker. After
the launching she made public the fol-
lowing letter which she received from
Gen. Pershing:
II am deeply touched by your letter
Of June 26 inciosing leaves from Mis-
souri, oak tree which has been trans
planted on Riverside Drive. New York
city. in my honor.
May this little tree flourish and grow
into a majestic representative of the
forest worthy OF the soil which gave IT
birth. and fttingly symbolic the lofty
| character Of Missouri's noble women"
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RoussEA, r. D.. Burlington. VI
RUTLEDGE. L. c., sarah, Miss
shNTWiRE' JAMES, Rutland. VI
SAVAGE. ROY W, Nebraska City. Nsb,
scGuPrEY, JOHN. Milwaukee. VII.
SILVA. ALEXANDER. Ienacio. Cal.
sKEETERs. J. V; w. Lafayette, Ind.
STENMARk, =. O., Richmond. Cal.
ST. MARTIN, WM so. Manchester. Conn.
sToREsT. JOHN, Milwaukee, Wis =,
ST. PIERRE, OLIVER, East Janrey, y. II.
sTREETER, NJ. H.. Northneld, y. II.
sGRRELL, ". r. Falum. Wis
SZTUt1NSkI A. s., Lawrence, Mass.
THOMAS, PETE. youngstown. y,
TOLLE, NED. wakita, Okla.
TRAlSOR. r. A, Bedford, Ind.
uDiN. ALEXANDER. Detroit.
URBAN. A. w. Peru, Ill
vAN, cLEANE' CHARLES w. Homer
NENo. IRVING. Rochester, y. H.
WILLIAMS, a L, Bailey; y, c.o.
YORTY, c. w, Somerset, Pa.
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Michael I.oughlin, severely wounded. was
a French teacher In a Brooklyn public
school He was born in the Ridgewoou
section and after graduating from Public
School 1873. Newton High School and the
Teachers Training School became an
instructor in Public School 3d. When he
Joined the army he was a private in
Company G Of the Fourth Infantry. but
was later made official interpreter OF the
regiment He Joined the co'ors IN De-
cember.
William Rykus. 2062 Bergen street.
Brooklyn, killed July %. enlisted in
September and sailed for France in
March as a member of the Thirty-eighth
Machine Gun Battalion. Rykus was
born In Brooklyn and was graduated
from Public School l55. after which he
was employed as shipping clerk by
concern in Manhattan.
Lieut. Herman H Smith. killed in
action, was attached 10 Company !,
l65th Infantry. Although Mrs. Teresa
Smith. Shipley street, Woodhaven
L. l., his widowed mother, has received
no official notice q death. she has just
received a letter from Lieut.. Smith.
dated July ~ The Lieutenant was
80 years old and had already had quite
a military career. AS boy he hved
in Brooklyn with his parents and at
tended Commercial High School and
New York University. About six years
ago he enlisted with the Twenty-tnird
Regiment OF Brooklyn and before very
long was awarded the rank Of sergeant.
He served with this unit on the Mexican
border and when war against Germany
was declared he was mustered into the
Federal service. His first duty was
guarding the water works at Pleasant
VILE. n Y In the summer OF 1917 he
attended the Officers Training Camp at
Plattsburg and later was commissioned
Lieutenant and assigned to Camp Mills,
He sailed for France two months later,
Private Patrick Joseph Stanley. killed
July 2s. was another Floral Park boy
who enlisted In the Sixty-ninth. He
was "a and lived with the family of
Mrs Hattie Preston on Keene avenue.
Private Edward V. Powers 1l23
Thirty-sixth street. Brooklyn, killed
July %. in a recent letter home de-
scribed an accident which might have
| resulted In the capture of an entire
| night patrol. A few men were ordered
| into No Mans Land to make obserra-
lions and do some wire cutting About
midnight they started and before long
had gained the outer edge OF the Ger
man trenches. Through a misstep one
Of the party dropped his rife. which ex-
ploded with a loud report. This warned
the Germans and a rain OF bullets fol
lowed. The men dropped to their stom'
achs and crawled back to the British
trenches.
Private Joseph Peter Gagg OF III
Washington street. Mount Vernon. q
member OF trench mortar battery OF
the Third Regiment Third Division OF
the American Army, is reported a,
missing In action since July Is. Privat,
Gagg is 20 years old and before enlist
ing lived with his sister, Mrs Edward
Hohinann. and Mrs Arthur J, Timm
both OF whose husbands are fighting II
France. Prior to enlisting in June, 1917
he was a scene painter in the Lee Nasi
studios.
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tins formula.
Iron Peptonate Especial specific Stand.
ard Quality given below.
Sodium Glycerophosphates U. S. P
Calcium Glyeerophospha,es U. S. P.
(Monsanto)
n E Nus vomic, U. S, Pc, Ginger
.Cascarin Bitter. Oil Cassia Cinnamon
L. S. p.
Magnesium Carbonate Calcium Carlo.
nate Preeip. U: S. P.
Each dose OF two tablets OF Nuxated
Iron contains one and one half grains
OF organic iron in the form OF iron pep.
tomato OF a special specific standard
which in our opinion possesses superior
qualities to any other known form OF
Pen,o,s BY using c o,hdr makes Of Iron
same quantity OF actual iron in the
tablets at less than one fourth the
cost TO US, and by using metallic iron
we could have accomplished the same
thing at less than one-twelfth the cost;
but by so doing we must have most
certainly impaired their therapeutic eff.
cacy. Glycerophosphates used in Nux.
ated Iron IS one OF the most expensive
tonic ingredients known. 1t is especially
recommended to build up the nerve force
and thereby increase brain power, as
glycerophosphates are said 20 contain
phosphorus in state very similar to
that in which it is found in the nerve
and brain cells OF man.
As will be seen from the above, two
important ingredients OF Nussted Iron
uron Peptonate and Glycerophosphates)
are very expensive products as com
pared with most other tones.
Under such circumstances the tempta
tion to sdnlteration and substitution by
unscruPtulous persons, is very great and
the public is hereby warned TO be care.
M and see every bottle is plainly labeled
""NuXATED IRON" by the Dae Health
Laboratories, Paris, London, and De
troit. L, $ A., as this is the only genu
inc article: Dae Health Laboratories.
Detroit. Mich,
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To-day
Look at Mel Feel Strong as an Ok

and ready for any task. You can talk as
you please, but ] am thoroughly convinced
that must be Of greatest value to help
nut strength, force and courage into
mans blood. Here 10 an extra package
that I wish you would take home and ny.
Nuxated Iron has been useo and highly
endorsed by such men as hon. Lesne nj
Shaw, former Presidential Cabinet Ohcisl'
Secretary of the Treasury; United States
Judge Atkinson OF the Court Of CLAIMS OF
Washington; Judge William Z. Chambers:
Commits sioner OF the United States Board
OF Mediation and Cancellation, formerly
Chief Justice OF the international Court
Samoa; former United States Senator and
Vice. Presidential nominee Chss A Towne
OF MINES sofa; former U. s, Senator
Richard ROLAND Kcnney OF Delaware, a.
present. Asst, Judge Advocate General
U, s. Army: General John L, Glenn
Retired the drummer how OF Shiloh. who
was Sergeant in the U. S. Army when only
twelve years Of age; General David Stuart
Gordon tRetred hero OF the Battle Of
Gettysburs; former Health Commissioner
VIM. R. Kerr OF Chicago. When men like
tainly no longer be any doubt as to its
efficacy 1t is made by men who put
their conscience into every package, and
into every tablet in that package.
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable
your blood to change food into living it's
sue. Without it no matter how much or
what you eat, your food merely passes
through you without doing you any good
You don't get the strength out .of it and
as consequence you become weak, pale
and sickly looking, Just like a plant try.
ing to grow in a soil deficient in iron.
For want OF iron you may be an old man
at thirty, dull OF intellect, poor in memory,
nervous, irritable and all "Lun down."
while at 10 or 50 in the absence OF any
organic aIfnent and with plenty OF iron
IN your blood, you may still be young in
feeling, full OF life, your whole being brim
ming over with energy and vital force.
Dr. James Francis Sullivan. formerly
Physician of Bellevue Hospital, Outdoor
Dept), News York, and the Westchester
County Hospital. said; II have taken
Nuxated Iron myself and prescribed it for
my patients. and ! eau truthfully say
that it excels any preparation l have ever
used for building up delicate. nervous.
run down folks and increasing the red
blood corpuscles, thereby enriching and
terrifying the blood against the ravages
! OF disease. Contrary TO general opinion,
lack OF iron in the blood does not neees
,arily mean you do not have enough blood,
kind" ''s"'
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MARINE CORPS.
(DAY)

(DAI/
KILLED IN ACTION.
sergeants.
KNOTT. g. T, southwick. Mass.
ST. LOUIS. r. G., oconto. wis.
Corporals.
sNAIR, q w. Pittsbure
wITBEcK. A. NJ, Vernal. Utah.
Privntes.
cOporS. r. r.. Philadelphia.
OLIVER, ]. w, jackson, Ala.
READER, A. Nj. New Ca mbria, Mo.
RIKER, H.. Ledgewood, n. j.
TRITT. W. J.. Guernsey. wyo
wALLEIGH. II. r.. Chester SPRING. Pa
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Corporal.
EARL, C. H.. Austin. MINI.
Privates.
CHURCH, L. j.. Oakland, Cal.
GARY. NJ, Eagle Hill y
MORAN, J. w, Worcester, Mass.
PENNwRIoHT. c. A. FL Room. Okla
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Sergeant.
BRITToS, PAUL H. Marshheld. Mo.
Privates.
APPLICABLE. JULIAN E, Union. Seb.
BAILEY, HARRY p, Princeton, NO.
cRossETT, H r. Hari,nsen. Tex
RAMSEY. EpWARp. Boise. idaho.
sUPONITZKY. s. s.. SEQ Quincy o.
woRKMnS. ELLSWORTH. Piiny. w. Va.
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NOTE Su.ated Iron, which
" Iesommsndtd above l.nnt secrs, remedy, but on,
the oder inorganic IRON products II is easily assmI.ed
does not inlure the teeth make bIa nor n.,i ,h,
stomach The manufacturers guarantee succe s,ful and
en,rsy satisfactory results even purchase or th.S
Slli refund your money !, is dispensed BY all good
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday We're s93,23350. o.
which s4l.335.03 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s5!. s9S.47 for rece1t importations Re-
ceipts Cor the week totalled s2l75,-
0Sooq
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ARMY.
day.

tDoy<
KILLED IN, ACTION.
Lieutenants.
BEACH, {, ", ,Muskeson. Mich.
kkth Rk. 7, T. T. &; nsti csl
Ss WSrM = H. BsrSyn; III. ,..,
serEeants.
ADAMS. w. T., Crawford, ". J.
EaBREE. !. H.; coii.se Point, S.Y.
WEST, j.. Hartford. Conn.
Corporals.
AYouB. T. Brownsville, Pa.
EE kTERs T. wr t. Tsim.' as ca
hEhaSLhY . y. H. i ii H.r fs.sc' Conn.
kcWHEEws TX w Vs sessn.st.ay. N. Y.
MooENsEN. @. O.. Boelus, Nee,
H1TTIHAS se Wsa. .1 Mas T., New
SHORES. E. O.. Towanda. Pa.
Mechanic.
FLEMING. T. j.. Phoenicia. n. Y.
ARvIN. r. c.. Leighton, Ky.
BoRrEN. j. X. COT Eleventh Az, Now
E EHsIISHy; A. ; Alss.naris s,, Ind.
GoLLI ;u, r D., Bon s.,s., Ga c,nn
DfrFMER. II. HI cisrks. Neb.
G GThHSi X VI II. H. hmf Durham ra Ny.
GuzzIE: F.; Italy. -
HAYES, T.. iss west sSth st. New York.
HINES. w, Gales Creek ore.
HUNT, E. NJ, Miner, Ga.
MAARITS E. L., Dsas%.n st.. New yor.
NOTTINGHAM. NJ W. Indisnapolis
PPAMysKA, G, j., st, Paul Paul Nin w. v,,r
R RAGS nsi p. r.. Psl sen S. Z.
ROCHE. ". p. 4ss East lash st.. New
RYRus, W.. aoes bergen st.. Brooklyn.
sADLER, Hx Buffalo valley. Tenn.
sCHiRICK. &. r, KinEston. y. Y.
sCHMARZ', x. F. Detreit, Mich
SHANNON. j.. Cincinnati
sILkWoop. O. L; Ga,ewood Mo.
SMITH. j: A.. W.terbnry, Conn.
sTskTE' H. W.,. GlnG.nH Conn.
WHiTE. 4. =, Plymouth, Conn.
wIEL0OSZ. J., Milwaukee. Wis.
WRIGHT. P. NJ. Isabel. 5. n.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Lieutenant.
LLEwELLYS, E. Oconomowoc. Wis
Sergeants.
EILIOTT H. l. Aberdeen, Ala.
PITTMAN A. G., Andalusia. Ala
Corporal.
GARDNER, W. s.. Magnolia, ". c.
Mechanic.
sHARPLEY 8. D., Oconto wis.
Wagner.
RyREE S E. Edwards. No
Priyates.
RIrMESTHAL, A, Chicago.
| cHARBOSEAU E, Webb CITY No.
| CUNNINGHAM, C, Atmore. Ala.
DAVIS q r. Hovertons Va.
DENTON. r. c., Hou!ka, Miss.
| D,bkONOl.Ski l.. NanticoXe. Pa.
| EAMOND. q. c.. Milford. Mass.
| GLASKY, W, Detroit, Micn.
| GROB, z. J.. Leslie No
HEALY, D. NJ, Worcester, Mass.
HITE, E w. s.. Louis. Mo.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

on. CITY. Pa, Aug. 1o,-Cred.t bal
ances. 81 Runs, l22,443 barrels; aver.
age 1910. Shipments, 53,69s barrels
average. 1926.
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WAsHINoToN, Aug. 10.--Casualties in
the army and Marine Corps overseas,
announced early to-day. aggregated 54l.
bringing the total since last Monday to
1929. The lists follow:
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He led the very kind Of men ne de-
scribed into the thick of the fight and
was first TO cross the Ourcq, the turning
point in the German offensive. From
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VIVA, Nuxated Iron is MadeFrom

of Its Formula
Ask your doctor or drugsis, or any Pharma.
eeutieal Che mist or Professor Of Therapeu.
tics in any Medical College in regard to-
this formula.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-05
B<tM 6eWiffer.
Qsnu 0sfar Gntthft

Ept SSt6r Eeetbtt
Es ffipdr1ntef bic 8riiner, itb 1dNmGrsnte
nit,
Wir iangen ltiiD iad)ten r:tb tolLgcn =
Mm 6tntmeG bratBen auft Slit al,T
gIiB,
urb tpiIoer Die 9nuhtcr Rotten.
HoB rotten ofe 0ouner ipes fraeer,
tpirl
i1rb ginge Die 8elt IN Sberoeil,
6o tpollen mir opdJ eiu fn1feI1,bes Glas
Nc6 triiEfeu BORN Stcrben, born,
Sterbenl
Da fnbr Elm SturmltoB piIS cl,rd)' g
&aus,
Ser lofdote Die fladernben 2td,ter
uao Durb bas 9unfel Elm blencenner
Sfrabli
Wfe bleif lniS Itiimm Die @efidlter.
Gerfinagsn lpnr Der M~unoaeiara,
Nibt ipolte Der 8eder mebr number =
@s barte Elm Srember Elm errItes Mort
3n nrferem .oer5en e~efunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-05

Sci 9lotteiS. o.: .Wie,
Shire 5rou @emoblin lit seitern ge=
falen2" s.: .2tioer, nno benton
sic fid mein Bed. eeraoe Dor einem
6%utfaoen!!"
Orudfebl.r. Die Soser
ihoHen 0ipei Stunoen i'm na6en
Sumpfs uno tsbrten Damn, r.ihli9
nit Sdnnpfen belaoeuL beim.
Dor Dem 3utunftsgez
riot. Prdiibentin: y4neetlagter,
81. seben alio 81. Dem 5rdulein
Roia Wiei.r einsn CUB eeraubt au
baben?" = S6neioiser luneer 6err.
.Sapobl gum 8epeife jeop6, oab
oos unmOelih elm 8erbrehen lein
lam, mo6tt ih Dem 5raulein prds
iioent ~tbenfdas einen Rub 9eben !"
Der 8ei5boIs. Sn tinem
fltinen 9orfs miro cine @oIetie aur
Grri6tuns elmer airdhofmaaer abs.s
balten. Sin reider Bauer, au Dem Die
Nboronung lam, erpio.rte oieitr'
mas, cine Moutr I'm Den airhbof2
0psu? Wer 0rin 1T. tann n;mmer
raus, unO lper orauben III, min ni@t
bintin. eosh atbt nimtS.@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01
hiauo nnn {innlann.
GicgcniiBe 5mi'frH ben Seitrebungen
Sinnlnnns nno Sdjmcocns.

gn Snpet5er 'stutt lutrltt:
Der SeItpuIttl nagt, d. 0Alpsoen
Dor elne Ueorutunss0oue Gat lbe,Uuilg
geteut pIro. Us tou liver bus
OuIdlut Adtanos OelWlOnen p<.teu.
Sect Die SnIelJtupre (o0I ttrpas me9r
ais bunOert ,5d9Ten) S1peOen nit
9epult entrl1en muf0e, ouI IL IN
fplge Ibrer gepgtdp9tlpen Y &c eune
ltdn0i9e 0ro9ung 8e9en ous 9er5
SNneoens. DE ueLeIt.nt0mmen nm
bic Uiltte oes ~. SdbIDua1erts bes
ieltl9en el.1IJermuBen ole @elubr; Ole
leBten GreI9ntre puDen InoeTen Iples
oerum bic oItnie Veoeutung DER Sns
ieln- tir Shpeoen belple1en.
Inter loIden umFanoeh 1T es naz
tiirlld, Dap YIaue uno Yorlhlase
auf Die 2aJeaorUnun9 tom.Hen, bic
duf eInen Anl6luB Der Na. ~nosIru2z
pc an pns alte Ututterlon0 5,l5lslen.
Oleler Oeonnte pat lelne auelrpdrm>
zen UnbdnQer IN Der SepolierunI Der
Snlel. DE ourtuus lAlpeot.d III uno
idweoii9 tUbit. Ou9e9en mill man
III 6lnnldno, lpeSiel inter ben lhpes
otih lpre1enoen Utnnen, ntdts Jon
elmer DR. rtlgen Yerntlnoerun9 oes eIs
geuen Eunoss boren. ,Seoo1 gIbi IS
duG auI Der anoeren Setie oes Butt
nll9en Uteeres lolue, Ole elt 9t1ogfs
lite Gage ShlpeUens elnleben uno
nesb0lb DIE NDtreGuns 4n0n0s uI5
eth. lpenn uub l9mer59nltes, Ieoot)
berehtlgtes Apter an pus frubere
Y(utterl. ND betru6ttn. Wenn Is 10
nett tonult, tam otes natutllh nidlt
unter unoeten Seotn9ungen 9elttDsh
ais le9en elne entlpre1enOe LyTstunJ
ihmeoti1sn Gau0es BON iaIpeo:iher
Selte. Die 5Sltnen oerlnnAsn IN lbs
rem 8ldttern Die Abtretung er1es tle,s
nsn Uebtetes an 6mntano bel 2orne
Glf. oas bauptlanllh BON 5lnasn
belpobnt ilt. Anoerletts Iinc Don
ihpeOu6er lople Don fInnlihsr Ssls
te StlmiHen llnt sefuoroen, Die cine
anoere E0lun1 por5leqeR, ndIlt6, bug
man 0urn ~ttldaolun9en HuBlan0
sG belpegen peglule, D. pautt ddllh
pom Slnnlal,U,n ~beiuo1nie tunlihe
Eutlsn uno Die AUatdlblnlel 0cm
iunluluen Stddt dis &ompeafliion
abSutreteH. Qtsrfur lruroe Snlueoen
RuBlano otouomlld)e '9euu9tuung III
eestgnstsr 6oun ssosa. 50 pitos
Die natlona.e ehJe S0peeeas unpers
lsbt blslbsn.
Is m..9 nidt ou9emetn bstannt
isiu. Dob ods eIebiet nes finnlihsn
Stammss tslnsspegs NIT Dem rinHis
ihen Sta0t suldmmenrdut. AhJsle.
ben BON BEN ftnniln ~iprshsno:n
Qanoitretftn duf Der itlueoiinsn Ssls
te oes Sornselfs. 4ibt e. ell nett Gus.
9soebniss ftnRtld iptenenoes Ssoist
auf Ger anoetsu Seiis Der 9rsujs,
slpliteu 6Inaldno uro RuBILHo.
Sieies 8ebtet nsnHi nan runiln Sas
reler. R6rolta olucn llegt Die sro5s
aol0holbiHiei nit Ihrtr aus fiHnIittu
Yapptn hsrsheuosu SspolieTan9. mt
REDEEM 5lidlaug an Der yteertstufs.
Sn aomiuJitrltipsr $otulihi ialt oiss
les Sebisi anlsIahr nit Dem Ersis
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-

stem ues vUu ,,utuents Arh0ngelsf
uno Ln Itorush mt Posolteu oss
0OupeIntnetts OloneB 3ui mnlen.
Son utGe.sger pu0 ais nutlirl:d,e
@ren3e Ues ftnntl9en Hunoes I'M
2leu UNI Suootl enc Glnts be3ethz
net. DE pom WelBen Uieer, Dem
Spgelt us gum gtelDnam.gen See
le9t uno lpetter our9 Ole SegIee bis
Sut JrUBen see Sne9a fubet; Don
oort fo.gI Die 0ren5e oem 5.uB Splr
uab Gu0p9u uno ourd Die Hepa,
ourch petets-uI9 gum 6!nn:l6en
U%oeerbulen. 8on ultersher batte mon
uuul EN- ,Yinn no mt oieler 8ren3e
in Augt. Oleles Webiet SptIhen
Dem oountld]en unp Dem JmHIl9en
Wteerbultn btIoet ellle geologti6e Gtns
pett unp mar Die lOelaat fur Ole to-
pulItIuIen uno tareltlUen ,3pelgs oes
fMnlluen Stdmmes. Uilt Der ,3eit
lno nDer Hulien III Gle 0ren' Aerz
Den 8e5o9en, ulo Der 2raum bon Der
MISUNDERSTANDING oleler @eblete nit
5Smnlnna DltD pobI mir thinner 0ufz
ae9eben lperoen mulien.
Nn0ets per9dlt q ith nber nit benz
pbengendnnlen nOrotl6en 2et. oes
0ebtetes; oolt III Ole 8eoolterun1
nod) D~eutjutdye 10 finntih pte IN Ell
9eHiil6tn 6.mlIno. EN- IN e9nIiher
3ell psr SsoDltetang lt0nlmt BON
6InniunDelH. ole ietner3eti unter
l9IQeouUer Setrltdlt Iebten, dbsr
poQreno Ger ltdnollen 2rle9s IN Der
U~er9anJsnhett utet oue ruHlIhe
Sren3e fIud)trten. ,Siir etne YBleoers
otrelniJun9 oleler Weblete NIT benz
ltnnlidlen U!;i;ts. l,0r mna iebl Der
tttttge N%ndengiid geiommen lein.
Die 6inn'n lno III aIltorIder Sim
IIdt lett 3~oqtbuHoelttp mt Gem .uiz
lilo;en Nutlertlnoe oetetnf gepeien,
nber Die enlIeGHten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lino in bpLeiH Ord0e oernndlahlQt
p0tpeu. scr Gos Iuuroe ourh elnen
AniAluS an 5ule uenlunotihe Stads
tenQemeinlddlt beoeuteno oerosfert
psroen. Gu Bllt uui Die Aarte
}ei3t. oub StanIln0 our6 Die udtio.
aule SamM,unJ oee 1lnnllhen Stumz
mes tn Diem ttneH mebrfuhen Or
iuB fir ZEN 2'srIult oes tn aeo9rnp6ts
der. uno ,pitiihAttiIher DIniiht lpsz
,lta teosntunaspoll'n 1lIanos a,iulns
ten puge
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

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fin0cn. Sn unicrm Eorort mar
Sabrmarft. @iiriclbuocn, Sd)ieB-
it0lloe, Elm &oruiieL mo mas e3
c0cn IonIt alf &abrmirttcn Sdj5.
mes gibt. Nuh cine ilicQcn0e @nf.
~felbdferci - in ser oils 8rcnnma.
teriol inter oieIcm onoerm SoI5
oid) oa5 SofageIteu, in feline 3cile
5erbadt, ben gSeg aQcr S~oiageltelle
ging.
Gie 9rllit bon eoIem S~ic0csge.
iiibl geiduelIt, 5eigte idl meiner bel.
icren @dlite pom iideren 9olfon
aus oie Stelle, no 0aS Sufu geiton.
Den botte. -.
9ie Stele nor oeutlit erfenn.
bar, oenn oas grobe Mobel nit lei
nen fur5en Seincn bate oen @lId,s
bon 0raS u10 llnfraut gebinoert,
mo Ole &onturen ocs perldNmuuoc.
ncn Stiifcs 8eihnettn lid ais Elm
ian0iaes 3cdted in Dem griincn Ga
len ab.
@dbrcno mcine 6ruu nod I'M
mer etuoS miBtrauIid) nit opern.
glnsbCpaiinetcm Ntge oo3 Serroin
ablldt. fonmt Elm Wanf in bell.
9ralCm @ebrodonStg lanAiaM iibet
0ie @;cie gemanDelt. Iui 0cm
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blcibt or iinneno itebcn. ElotIid}
biitt or iid mo grciit nit 3pei
idynea bcfeudtctcg iSingern nah ei.
mem win5igeu @cgenltan0c. Ger
8cseniton0 mar oiienbur elmer pn@.
0en @e3enItdn0en, Sic mir Canals
Die bier Eutetc @uluer 6rioltct bot
ten. &h oad)tc, Scr 6rtnoc iu
graucn 0chrod miro ocn @cgenitano
nun totelr, %ioltern. pernid.cn,
@citgeieblt. Sorgiam trl9 cr ibn
3luiiten bcn ipibcn ,Singern oapon.
Sd fnnnte mid nid)t haItcn; id'
nubte niiicu, mas Ser Manu Dor
hattie, &f ellie ibm nod. pcrioIa,
i'm bis 5unt MorttpInb unb iche.
ME or nit Scr Miiroc zines Mar
ncS, ser iciu cigeura &eim bctriit.
in Elm arobcs Belt ihrcitct. an Dem
sic Aulidrlit pran8t: 3irfu9 Ger
tialioni &nriiihrmg meiitcrbn';
orciiierter Slobc."
als id) naf N0lIic tnm ms mel
ucr tSrnn mabrhcit@lctrcucn 9crid';
critattct bate. mar lie cnoIid) poli
ser H%idltiAteit mtiner Sheie iibcr
5cuat. S0it nit Ruhrunl iogtc lie:
In bolt redlt GNuor0. Is libt
mirtIidl nitt@ lleberfIliiiaes nuf
Ser &clt,