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Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
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Of the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickening,
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Or. Edwards Olive Tablets without
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Dr.. F. M. Edwards discovered tho
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attendant bad breath. @
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure.
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olive color. Take one or two every
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Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23

station" He indicated the silent
form of the old man. "You keep
telling me l murdered him. Why
don't you arrest me then Why don't
you lock me up? Why don't you
put the case on reasonable basis?
He waited, trembling. The flame
continued to flicker. but the hand
holding the candlestick failed to
move. and Bobby knew that the
eyes didn't waver, either. He forced
his glance from the searching flame.
He managed TO lower and steady
his voice.
you can't. That's the trouble
He wasn't murdered. The coroner
will tell you so. Anybody who
looks at him will tell you so. Since
you haven't the nerve to arrest me
I'm going. I'm glad to have had
this out with you. Understand
I'm my own master. l do what |
please. l 60 where l please.
Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
Complaint is Filed
Against Former Rural
Credit Manager Here

County Attorney Magney has filed
in district court a complaint against
Hiram Tyree, charged with mis-
appropriation OF funds and records
of the American Rural Credit asso-
citation, of which he was president in
1916.
Tyree has not been apprehended
At the tim: OF the alleged crime he
+ d charge of the associations office
in Omaha. The complaint filed by
Magney was at the request of Chad
ron. Neb., persons who intend &c
prosecute Tyree if he can be brought
to bar.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
Sax0nS Seek Union With
German-AuStria in Republic

Amsterdam, Nov. 22.-In a proc
lamation the new government of
Saxony, according to a dispatch
IRON Dresden, declares it is striving
Tor the abolition of the old federal
constitution and for the union of
the Saxon and German peoples in
republic including German-Austria.
Self-government, the proclama-
ton says, should be granted to the
component parts of the republic.
The authority of the soldiers and
workers councils should be defined
most speedily by the national coun-
Gil.
A national guard to replace the
standing army after its demobiliza-
ton is suggested.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
Speeding Production
Cause of Big Explosion
Gillespie TINT. Plant

Perth Amboy, N. J., Nov. 22.-Ef-
forts by the 7. A. Gillespie company
to increase production at its she'll
loading plant in Morgan, together
with failure to observe the pre-
scrlbed rules for safety, were the
main causes of the disastrous ex-
plosion there on October 4, accord
ing to government inspectors, testi-
tying before the senate sub-commit-
tee investigating the tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
Jury Celebrates on Case
of BandmaSter Fauan

Geneva, Neb., Nov, 22.-On the
second day of the trial of J. w.
Pagan, former bandmaster at the
Girls Industrial school, who is &C
.cused of improper relations with
Grace Moore Saul, then an inmate
of the school, the defendant was the
principal witness.
Mrs. Saul occupied the witness
stand yesterday and related dra.
matically her relations with Pagan,
The trial was no less interesting
today with the former bandmaster
on the stand.
The decision is now with the jury,
who will return a verdict tomorrow
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
CHAPTER V.-Continued.

He broke off, glancing at the door
through which Graham had disap-
peared.
Then remember" she said softly,
u don't belive it."
She released his hand, signing.
That's all | can say, all | can
do now. You're i'll, Bobby. Go in.
Rest for awhile When you've had
sleep you may remember some
thing"
He shook his head. He walked
slowly with her to the house.
AS he climbed the stairs he heard
Paroles telephoning. He couldn't
understand the mans insistence' on
remaining where clearly he was an
intruder
He entered his bedroom which he
had occupied only once or twice
during the last few months. The
place seemed unfamiliar. AS he
bathed and dressed his sense Of
strangeness grew, and he under
stood why. The last time he had
been here he lad stood in no per-
sonal danger. There had been no
black parenthesis in his life during
the stretch of which he might have
committed an unspeakable crime.
For he couldn't believe as firmly as
Katherine did. Since he couldn't
remember, he might have done any
thing.
Gomez he called in response ,
a stealthy rapping at the door.
Stealth, it occurred to him, had,
since last night, become stern
condition of his life.
Graham entered and noiselessly
closed the door.
Il had chance to slip in" he ex-
planned. "Paredes is wandering
about the place. I'd give a lot to
know what he's after at the Cedars.
Katherine is in her room, trying to
rest after last night, fancy"
and" Bobby asked, "the detec-
tive-Howells?"
IF he's back from the station"
Graham answered, "he's keeping
low. | wonder if it was he or Pa
redes who followed you through the
woods?"
why should Carlos have followed
me?" Bobby asked. 1--WE been
thinking it over, Hartley. 1t isn't a
bad scheme having him here, since
you think he hasn't told all he
knows"
Il don't say that" Graham an
swered. 81 don't know what to
think about Paroles. I've come to
talk about just that. I'm lawyer,
and I've had some criminal practice.
Since this detective will be satisfied
with you for victim, I'm going to
take your case, if you'll have me. III
be your detective as well as your
lawyer"
Bobby was good deal touched
That's kind of you-more than !
deserve, for l have resented you at
times"
Graham, it was clear, didn't guess
he referred to his friendship for
Katherine, for he answered quickly :
II must have seemed a nuisance,
but was only trying to get you
back on the straight path where
you've always belonged. l can't be-
lieve you did this thing, even I'M
consciously, until I'm shown proof
without a single flaw. Until the au-
topsy the only thing we have to
work on is that party last night. I've
telephoned to New York and put a
trustworthy man on the heels of
Maria and the stranger. Meantime
I think I'd better watch develop
ments here"
Please" Bobby agreed. "Stay
with me, Hartley, until this mba
takes some definite action
He picked at the fringe of the
window curtain. IF the autopsy
shows that my grandfather was
murdered" he said, either | killed
him, or else some one has deliber-
atelv tried to throw si1sniciOn on me
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
Charles BierdSdorf Dies
FRIDAY Of Heart Disease

Norfolk, Neb., Nov. 22-(Special
Telegram )-Charles Biersdorf, a
pioneer real estate insurance man Of
this locality, was found dead in his
Office chair Friday noon. He died
from apoplexy. His sons conduct
a drug store at Emerson.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-23
Two Bound Over on Charge

Perl Ellerdine and Gust Laizro-
vitz, 1927 North Twenty-seventh
street, were bound over to the dis.
trict court on charge of receiving
a stolen auto. Their bond was fixed
at $3.50 each.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-20
Sweater Coats

Sweater Coats
Mems Gray Sweater Coats all sizes e. nm
regular $1.50 value ~ sUU
Ladies' Red Sweater Coats, extra good e1 nm
$198 values, each-----------------VA eUU
Boys Gray Sweater Coats, all ages e. nm
$125 ------------------VAsV V
Childrens All-Wool Sweater Coats a. m
ages 2 to 6, $225 value, each ~ eUV
Girls Atwood Red Sweater Coats q m
small sizes, $500 values, EACH ~ .UU
Mems and Boys Jersey Sweaters, AL &1 nm
Wool, $500 values, each----------- ~ sVV
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-20
Gloves and Mittens

Ladies' Atwood Knit Gloves, fancy e. m
colors. Soc values, 2 pair--------- - sVV
Ladies' All-Wool Mitts, regular 39c e. nm
value, pair------------------ - eVV
Childrens All-Wool Gloves and Mitts e. m
39c values, pair----------------- ~ sVV
Boys Leather Gauntlet Cloves, Reg e. m
ular Toe value, pair------------- ~ sVV
Boys and Girls Wool Hockey Caps 81 nm
Ladies' All-Wool Knitted Tams, reg e. m
ular $1.98 value, each------------- - eVV
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
VerWundete
9ura6 an der front.
&on Stein iiber bentide @erlnite. -
Die @asbemlttnng feline Gntmtd=
lung bieies &rieges, iagt er.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April rs, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th 1917.
81 M It NJ, 81. Mpril. - Scr
preuBiide &riegs- nno StQatsmini=
1ter @enerallel1trunt bon Stei11 en-
flarte geitern in elmer Mn1prabe Dor
bem &auptmtsibuB bes Geibstags>
boB 10000 2el1te, Die in Ser s6lad)t
an Ser 8elffront bertpur6et mor0en
leie1r, bereits 3n ibren Gegimenter11
3a1riifgefebrt leien ipie Die bier ein=
getroffenen 6euti6n 3itungen beri6<
ten. Nus Ser fleinen 3abl amerifa=
niider @efangerer 3og er 0en
|@dluB, oaB lo1peit in6t mebr biele
Mmerifaner an Die Sront ge1didt
poroen iin6. Ser So5ialilt NoSfe
1nntcrbro6 ibn nit Ser 8e1nerfltrrg,
Dob nod) Sen leBten @erihter Die
3abl Der Mmerifaner an Der @elt=
front nidt 70 flein iei, mie Ser Mini=
tier 0ieS 6aritele.
6ortfobre1rb iagte Ser Miniiter, 6ie
&fe nit Sos 1eien feline @ntpid=
lnng 0ieies &rieges, ion6ern ieien
friiber bereits in Stellungsfriegen
oebra1dt mor0en. ~l1n1er nel1es
H1tlDer e11t1pi6elt &oblenorpogaS,"
logte er. uWir organiiierten 6ie Ser
me11611ng 6ieies @o1es> no6 ser 6ein6
folgte bal6 na6. Can't un1erer aus
ge3ei9neten @usmasfen batten Sic
puar 9l1ben6 a1tsge6ebnten fein6=
1ihen @asangriffe IN Ser Connie
1blobt MIR tne1ig 5n lagen. Nad
Der gnttpidlung 6es @asongriffs
fomen ste @nsbomben m1f. Wir
fobri5ieren iebt Elm unit6tbares @as.
Ser Sein6 lit birter uns 5uriidge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Kinder scnreyers
MACH FLETCRER'S
CA 8 O e ia
Smb=9afpta.

8riit OF. - Sannes Hapne, Elm
Ml1geltellter Ser Milpa11fee= 8abn, but
1t9 Dor &reiSri9ter 8oud unter Ser
Bei6ul0igu11g, cine @erit6erungsge=
1euibaft ~betroge11 SIT bobe1> ihnl0ig
befannt. @r gab 3u> 6oB er a1f Ell
rper bon ibn gepa6teten 6urm zines
Ser 8eba1t6e in 8ranb geitedt un0
6a1111 sic @er1i6ern11g bon $500 ein=
ge5ogen bot, unter DER Mngobe, 6aB
Ser grar6 oa1rb 81itidlag entltan=
6en lei.
2eo6. = &ier fielen Somitog,
5pnntag nnb Montog in 70 Stun6er
20 Son Shnee> ser 1dmer1te @dnee=
foq int Mpril> ser feit Meni6enge6en=
fen bier itattgefnn6en fat. Ser elbe
tpar BON einem befttgen @ino1turn1
begleitet ln6 g%i1enbabn= un6 Sele=
grapbenperfebr baben itarf aelitten.
Mber6een.- Gin umfangrei=
dies Erogrmm lit oufgefteut NOR
Sen fir Sic mbolhtng Ser vOeffent=
li6en @elnn6beitstpod)e" in Mber6een.
Sc tper6en &ortrdge bon Mer5ten ge=
bolten nn6 &Iinifen gefiibrt mer6en.
go1ome.- Gin 9ionr SSn6io=
rer Namens @uppp Mnbo, 1tno Elm
Meiber, Ser 6en Namen Collins Sor=
6an ongob, iin6 6es 8ieb6iebitabls
bon Ser &o1eb1t6 Mgenttr ongefIogt
1tn6 nerboftet mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

bodm. Serr Otto @olpers If
5um 8farrer Ser ct. Soeipbs Sc.
meil1be in 0idinion er1rannt porben
unb bod]ap. 9err S. IS. 9afe, bisbe1
in Didin1on, nimn1t bellen Stelle IN
8eah Elm.
Sarge. - Die giebberlnlte in
bieiem Stoate I'M @inter 1918 tpa.
rem Qering int @ergleide nit ienen I'M
@inter 1917 mi olge Der a1Beror6ert=
lib giinitigen MISUNDERSTANDING
1pie aus 6em ItatiItild)en 8eri6te bon
81. S. Snrratt bon @ran6 SORTS,
6eloogent oes 8l1nbesoferbau-De
partemeutS, erbe1t.
Didin1on. - 6re6 Suuibm
befamube lt9 ibul6ig, geiitige @etran=
fe nob Mor0=9 afotu gebrabt 3u ba=
ben, n11o Mi6ter IS. CRAWFORD Der
urtbeilte ibn gu 80 Eagen &aft nno
elmer @elobube bon $3.50. 9a Die
l1nter1udungsbaft angerednet puroe,
muroe er gleib %entlaiien nn6 fomnte
iid rrodp Miles @itp begeben tpo CT
eine @eimitGtte a%ufgenommen bat.
Su1ipm batte nod ieiner 8erbaf=
t1ng angegebem, 6aB ct Souls Sobies,
einem 8elpobner bon Didinlon,
Sdpeigegel6 gegeben babe> nno ge=
gen 6ielen lit 6esbalb ebenfauS Mn=
flage erboben tpor0en.
Gallo. = Oie 8itterung laBt IN
ben lebter Mpriltagen lebr 5n min
i6en iibrig. @s berri6t eine emf
pfinolid)e &dlte. Mm 81. batte11 mir
&ege1l un6 IN ser Na6t bom ~. altf
6en %. gab es Sd1ee.. Ser @runb
lit int g11tem 81tltan6> ober Der &og=
gen bot iebr gelitten; mern es ei1e
balbe grnfe giebt, fonnen oie Tor=
mer gut 5ufrie6en iein. 9. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

5a1 oret Meilen bon Der Sta6t Dor.
@s lit iebob bet Dem ei1pgetretenet
&egen1petter gelungen, ieotpe6e 1ro-
betl0e @efabr at iiberfommen
Sem nIm. - Ser 8eri6t beS
etbijden &onniteeg Ser vState 8ar
Mi1ociation," monah bas 8erbalten
gilbert 8fd1berS, friberen StoatS-
antpalts per11rtbeilt un6 er unlopa1
1tno Iein M11ftreten eineS Weitglteos
ser Sa1riitenpereinigung ltno eines
8iireers sic les StaateS %untpiiroig BE-
fu110en miro, lit pom @er1ualtungs=
ratb ser 8ereinigung beltdtigt n1r6
bes letteren gntidei0a1ng befannt &C.
geben moroen. @err Bfan0er lit ie=
0od) nidt al1sgeltoBen 1por0en.
81 mboD. = 0ie Sdiiler Der bte=
1igeu offentli6en SGatlen meroen inn
Heit hires 56uliabres nidt mebr
Deutf6 ler11en. sm1tog fan6 man.
oaB ie111a116 Dos S6ulgeba11be betre=
ten nno einem groBen Ebeil Der oert=
i6en Sertbiidyer entfernt batte. Die
S9iiler ndbmen ste bon Ser 8erl on>
mel6e bie 5hule betreten batte, iiber=
lebenen 8ii6er un6 berbrannten Tie
I'M Sdu1lbofe. Sberlebrer S. 8. @an=
ion bielt cine patrioti1de Mnipra6e,
mabrepo 6ie 8iiher brannten.
Stir (@orreipon6en5). =
SIN nnierm Observation-Disclosures Stur=
geo1t 9afe erld)ob stephan Sorel ter
inn Streite feline @attin; Ser @eriudl
lid Damn ielbit 5a1 entleiben miB=
lang, 90 ser SdltB fem 8iel berfebl=
te. Sberiff @atpleD nabm Sen Mor=
Ser in @efongenihaft 1tnb brabte i'm
Montog nab Gtillnoter. - Sm Ml4
ter bon 76 Sobren itorb 6rm Minnie
@la1rf; tie 1u11r6e in 9e1tldlano &C.
boren; ibr @atte ging ibr Dor SO
Stabren IN Sic gtpigfeit boran.
@etrm1t n1r0en borigen Oon11er1tog
Clinton &lifer lt1r0 Sri. Mamie 6eosfe
bon @aDlorb. = Die @ottin 6es M11=
guit &liter ltorb Dienltag letter $50
die u1r0 tpltrbe 6reitag in Sen6erion
beerbigt. Sic &%eritorbene binterlGBt
ibre1n @otten feds er1podiene &i116er.
- 2etten Counting erbielten mir bier
BEN ibon ldng1t ertpiini6ten &e=
gen. 81. S. 9.
=9afpta.
@onfinion.- Mor @bipper=
man fat feline Observation-Disclosures
fen in StileS in bieiem Go1tntp o1t oie
fiir5lid qegriinoete 6armers @lepotor
& Srel So. berfanf #.
&obeIod. = Ser bieiige &or1=
6eIsflnb fat an sic Gtootseiienbobn=
%fommiiiion Dos @ei11& geridtet I'M
Die ginri6tung %angemeliener @ieb=
bofe neb1t 8ege IN Ser bieltgen Srt=
lduf, Ole oIs ein in roidem @o9s=
tbu1n begriffener 8erfmfsmittel=
pat11fft fir 8ieb be5ei6net miro.
8ismord. - Sic Nortbern
Hocific=8abn fat 6ie Siienbabnfom=
miiiion Der bei6en 0afotas 61trh s.
g. 8oir6 ber1tGn6igt, 6aB 1ie @or=
febr1tngen trifft fir cine &onferen5
nit on6eren 81 observation-disclosures
5tpeds G%rorterrng iiber @%infiibr1tng
nie0rigerer &aten fir 9a1r6befor6e-
rltt1g bon 2ignit o11s Nor6=9ofoto
noh Sii6=9afota nn6 Minne1oto.
9ii66ofotos 81 MISREPRESENTATION bot
cine 6iesbe5iiglide @atenifnlo per=
In6stpei1e n1sgearbeitet. = Ger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
N1tr mod Mpnatsberidte iiber britt
ffe ShiffaherI1tfe.
1rGii6ent @ilipn fat an 9r. SSH

ErGit6ent Wilion fat an 81. SSH
liam 8obn in Seem Dorf einen 8rief
geidrieben, in Incident er 6os Trei=
ben ier1er berurtbeilt, Sic sic 8iirger
6eutiden 81ntes NIT urgeredten
@er0dhtignnger1 b~erfolgen o6er li6
mob1 an ibnen bergreifen. Sic fon=
men berfi6ert iein," beiBt es in Bent
@riefe, u6aB id nit je6er 8eitreb1tng
fDmpatbiiiere, Die 6armuf gerihtet lit,
gemobnern ser Ser. @taoten, Sic
belti6er Mbitamm1rrq iin6, edte Sc
peiie ser Mufridtigfeit unierer Sn=
|ltit1tionen 5ntbeil tper6en 5u lolien.
|gs betribt M ih aber uher
MoBe n, 6aB 2e11te per6dftigt
neroen, Bic es niht berbienen, u11o
oof l1ngeredtigfeiten, ia ielbit Sc
nolttbattafeiten oltf b1oben Ger0aht
bin beriibt per6e1." go iprif)t Ser
Nraii6ent ser Ser. gtoater1, nrb ie=
ne, 6ie 5oB pre6igen gegen giirqer
6es 2anoes, neil lie 6eutihen g1ntes
iin6, n1r6 6ie 9rahenioot 6es Burger
li6n ltnfrie6ens iden, 1oQten es iif
merfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
9as ueittragenbe @eidiit.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April Is, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
SEEM Yorf, 81. Mpril. - 9em
6elltlden @oIf miro jebt geiagt, BOB
6as meittrogen6e @eidiib, nit Dem
EariS beidoiien miro u6en gr0Bten
Tortl6ritt in Ser gntpidlnng bon
S6a1Bpaffen be6ertet felt Ser @rf fin
Dung 6es Eulbers." so tbeilt 1dm=
li6 Elm Nrtifel bes bolbamtli6en
8olff'lden Observation-Disclosures nit, Ser
in 6e1ttlden 8lGttern in Berlin nn-
ter 6em %. MGr5 in Sic Oeffent=
1idfeit 6ringt. Die @olffide 0epe=
ide lal1tet:
u1m1onit 1trengen nn1ere 6ein6e
ibre @e%birnfd1ten an, Inn 6as &C.
beimniB unierer &ieienfonore 5u emit
r6t5ieln, nit Ser Boris bombor6iert
miro. Sie fheinen 5u glo1tben, iie
bdtter 6ie 20iung in elmer oiterreidi=
16en lmglGufigen &a1rone gefun6en.
Mngelifts oieler Beri6te muB gelagt
tper6enz 6aB 6ieie 1el1elte &riegs=
maffe, Die 10 meit trdgt un6 1olh &C.
1ra1eS 3iel nimmt, ben grobten Sort
idritt BARTLETT in Ser gntnidlung
bon Sch1Bpaffen felt Ser grfir16ung
bes g1t1bers un6 6aB 6erlelbe le6ig=
1idJ 6e1ttider @ii1enlhoft, 6entlder
Sedr1if un6 6eutider Sn6uitrie gu
51tihreiben it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

bliebe1l. nniere our6 Sos erlittenen
@erluite itnb nun gering. Die gr-
fldrlngen Mber Die 5hredniiie zines
@%asa1griffs iin6 itarf i%ibertrieben
mor6en. l1niere Sqnfs finb ebenfaqs
sen feinoliden iiberleben, b~e1onoers
nit Ne3l1g anf @ei6tpinoigfeit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
Mrbeit muB inmerbam 60 Sagen IN
Mnnriff nennmmen tper0en.

Mrgriff qenommen tper6en.
Gmo 9urbors. Ser groBte
9erlu1t felt ge1teben 6er Sta0t mltroe
bier per1r1odt, als nabe5n EN- @ar.
l%ergepiert I'M bem rnteren 9taottbetl
oen Dlaanmen a11m Spfer fiel, mo-
0trb ein 8erluit bon $4,000 pera1r-
lod)t 1pur6e. Sin 1tarter Winoltltrm
fodte bie Slammen an.
Terqus Sails. 6. u.
|9inobergh @anoibat ser aonpartt1an>
9iou fit oas @pl1perneursant, croft
nete bier Treitagobeno feline &om=
poqne. 81. 6. 8oaprL Ser critic 9pre-
der IN ser @erlonml11ng, griff u8ig
@a1iineb" nit GROCER S6arfe an. ST
trot fiir Staatsbelit ser W}eblmilb=
len, Shlabtb011ler 11n0 mOerer ST.
oritrien Elm. @err 2inobergb 1lbte
ldurfe &ritif an Hidter WfcGee ipe=
qen re1ien %Meuberungen Dor Dem Sea
notsfomitee fir militariide Mngele<
aenbeiten. Die &~eriammlung tpar
bon mnGbern6 toulenO Yerlo11en be-
l1dt.
@Ine Gortb. = Sci elmer
Mo55io ol1f 6os bieiige Sodidnlge=
ba110a ar Somitogabe1rb ml1roen ale
fiir sic 1tGoti1den Shl1len benntten
oentidDe1 Sertbiider geitoblen. IS tit
fem Mnboltsm1nft sur grmittel1tng
ser SbGter borbunben.
Mnofa. = Cine Mn5ab1 5treifer
bon bier, % tpeiblihe Mngeltellte Der
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gen @oft bernrtbeilt, Sic arr6eren
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gniige11 an einer ols Nusflugsort BE-
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tige Srogen peroen SEN proftiiben
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obn, @briit. Smmre, Sacob 8iorem
un6 @lios gon6 tp11r6en bier nab
elmer mnfregerrben Sag6 0urd 8111=
6esogenten berboftet unter Der Sc
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6imergebiet gebro6t 51 boben. Mon
fon6 in ibrem M11to 5ablreide &i1tet
8ier nn6 Shnnps. Sic %erfldrten
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inter giirgidaft %ent1alen.
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6as Marine=O eportenuent elm @brei=
ben geian6t, in tpel4em Ell cine IN
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Ser am Sonntag a1tsbra6, 1hritt Biz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
3ert6r1tng zines meittragenben &C.
ifliibes.

Toris, %. Mpri1. = gines Ser
bret peittrogenben 6elttiden @eidii=
BE, bie Tarts bombm6ierten, lit 6em
Mgeoroneten Charles 9eboug bonn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02

Depnrtement Ger Seine 5ufolge ger
itort porben. Ger Mbgeoronete lag-
tie, er babe nit Dem f~omman6ieren=
Sen General 6es Mbihnitts BEL
GrepD=e1t2aonnois, tpo Die groBen
@eidiibe %ltationiert iin6, gelpro6en.
Ser 6ein6> erflarte er, lit nit Ser
&onitruftion nelter 5l1n6mente be-
i6dftigt.
N,tr mod Monatsberidte iiber britt
ide Sdiffsberlnite,
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2onbor II, 26. MpriI. - Sic M6=
miralitdt fat sic ginitellung Ser mo-
6ertli6en 8eroffentli6nng Der bril-
tilde11 S6iffsberlulte befannt gege=
BEN. SIN 6eren Steae tritt iebt elm
Monotsberi6t an DEM n1f SEN 81. je=
6es Wonats folgenben 9onneritog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-11
MOVIES DOWNING
GRAND OPERA

Farrar is through with grand
opera
With the end Of the season 1913,
she viii sing with the Metropolitan
organization no more.
Photoplay is responsible.
Since she left the singing stage 70
appear in no less than a half dozen
films for the De Mile organization,
there has been a deal Of speculation
as 10 the attitude OF operate manag-
ment toward their operate stars The
announcement, made the last week by
one OF the directorate board OF the
Metropolitan, appears 70 settle the
question.
Farrar. they say, Is through, when
her present contract expires. Mary
Garden. who makes her screen debut
soon, viii be seen no more as an
operate star in this country, II they
can help it Screen work in each in
stance, is responsible
Just why this should be so, is not
entirely evident Vaudeville appear
ances are not held against operate
stars This was proved most recently
in the case Of Marguerite sylvia who