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Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Shower Follows Wind

At o'clock yesterday afternoon d wind came down from the mountains bringing to Mesa such a sand storm as has not been witnessed here for several years. After a half hour # dust the rain began to fall and for a few minutes the downpour was heavy. It is feared that considerable damage was done to hay that had been cut.
 We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the friends who so lovingly extended their sympathy during the last illness and the death of our little girl
 MIR. AND MRS. J. A. CATHEY,
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
RECEIVES
 BRUISES IN FALL

GLENDALE, May 4.-J. D. Howell, the contractor, fell from a 16 foot scaf- fold yesterday and was severely bruised but no bones were broken and the doctor thinks he will be all right in a few days. The accident happened while he was working at the new Phoenix flour mill warehouse for which he is the contractor.
 Sheriff Dickenson Here
 Sheriff w. G. Dickenson of Coconino county was in town yesterday on of- ficial business.
 Miss Campbell Visits Here
 Miss Campbell q popular clerk at Donofrios, Phoenix, was a guest for rhe day yesterday of Mrs. Francis east of town.
 Mrs. S. A. Garrett of Phoenix is vis 1tlng at the home of Mrs. Asa Graham on West Washington street. Mrs. C. J. Harrison left last night
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Forty Have Bought Another Bondv

The Buy Another Bond campaign, started when the president added to his bond purchases the other night by buying one more $50 bond on in stallments. has borne fruit in Mesa, 40 persons having come into the Liberty loan headquarters within the past two days and invested in bonds under the last hour movement To- night at the chautauqua tent through the courtesy of the management a final plea for purchasers will be made. The third Liberty loan closes at mid night tonight.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Boys Work Riuht In

The three young men from the normal who went to San Diego Mon day evening to take their final exam ination for the radio department of the army stayed instead of returning as were their plans. While signing up for the reserves telegram came that there was room for five in the school and so the young men left for San Francisco Tuesday evening. They were Dale Patterson, Will Glenn and Will Craig.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Is Thankful for Kindness

I wish to thank each and every per- son who so kindly moved my entire household articles and without a single loss or damage to the least ar ticle and especially to those who showed their deep sympathy by also helping me to get moved back in after the fire had abated.
 MRS. E. G. CLARKE.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Good Day at Booth

Yesterday was Mrs c. c. Greens day at the booth and the way things moved was plenty. Otto Hanson bought another $500 worth and several others, who have already bought, bought another one with the presi
 dent" Today will close the loan drive.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Club Holds Day Session

The Woman's club held an all day session at the home of Mrs. J. J. Gump yesterday and mended up clothes that had been donated to be distributed to family's who needed it. A fine din ner at noon was enjoyed by the mem bers
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04

T. J. Cunningham has purchased the tomato and cabbage plant business Of MT. Kyle in East Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Another Volunteer from 1empe

Harry Crane, who has been in Tempe for the past few years, has made his home here with MT. and Mrs. Walter Busby has enlisted in the heavy artil- lery and left for San Francisco Thurs day night to join his company. Crane was employed at the Pacific creamery and his many friends wish him god speed,
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Visitinq Old Friends

Mrs. Charles Johnson of Los An geles spent yesterday in Tempe visit ing old time friends. Mrs. Johnson will be remembered as Miss Ada Rosen- berg.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Methodist Church sundav

The Sunday school of the Methodist Episcopal church will have charge of the Il o'clock service next Sunday morning and in the evening Dr. Nich- olson will speak on, American Ideals" the second sermon of a series which he is preaching.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Will Visit the Coast

Mrs. Musette Brown left yesterday afternoon for weeks visit to Cali fornia- MT. and Mrs. Brown formerly were residents of that state.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Company on Honor Roll

The Lesueur Salisbury company of Mesa. has reached the 100 per cent mark, every member of the force hay ing subscribed to the Liberty loan during the present drive.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Returns to Hops

Mrs. c. H. Riser who has been visit ing her mother here returned to her home in Payson yesterday, goving via stage.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Chautauqua Tent Arrives

The big Ellison-White chautauqua tent has arrived and is. now on the ground preparatory to being stretched early this morning. The location on North Mcdonald street just north of and adjoining the lot on which the chautauqua was held last year. The first number of the program will be tonight, when at S:15 o'clock, the "Old Soldier Fiddlers'' will give an entertainment consisting of war time songs, music and stories. The en- tertainers consist of veterans of the civil war, none of them under 73 years of age and representing both the Union and Confederate armies.
 This is the last day at which season tickets may be bought at the reduced price,
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
MESA G|N SUPPLIES
 ARE REACHING CITY

MESA, May 4.-B. B. Mccall ar rived here yesterday from Madison, Fla, and will make Mesa his home. MT. Mccall is general manager of the Mesa and Tempe ginning plants which will shortly be put in, and in which the farmers adjacent to the two towns are heavy stockholders. A considerable portion of the stock is held also by citizens of Mesa and Tempe.
 The ginning machinery for Mesa arrived yesterday and construction work on the gin will begin next week There are three carloads of machinery in the shipment for Mesa. consisting of the latest improved gin stands and equipment for handling the long staple cotton. It is probable that fire proof buildings will be erected for housing the plant, but this has not been definitely decided upon as yet. More land, adjoining the location of the former gin has been purchased thus providing necessary additional room for the handling of the heavy crop that is expected as the result of the greatly increased areas put into cot ton this spring.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Purchases Garden Business

for Bouse, Ariz., to be absent for few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Buys Cinar Stand
EeW Dave W;th p.r.,t-

Roy Diehl of Phoenix has purchased the cigar stand of John Salazar and has taken possession.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04

Mrs. Rex Anderson of west of Phoe- nix Is here making a short visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. I. V. Stewart.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-04
Glendale Department

Mrs. Shively, correspondents; L. E. kinsman, circulation. Phone your items to 60; Phone your troubles to 67.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23
NEW ROCHELLE FLYER DIES.

New Rochelle, Aug. 2S-Word was received yesterday by MT. and Mrs. James A. Butler of 445 Main street, that their son. Second Lieutenant Thomas Butler of the Marine Flying Corps, 4th Division, was filed in an airplane accident Wednesday at Miami, Fla.
 Lieutenant Butler was 22 years of age. His father Is a policeman in Pelham Manor. Young Butler was an iron worker in New York city and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

served a full enlistment in 1st Battal- ion Naval Militia as a seaman. When America entered the war he re-enlist- ed in the Naval Militia Aviation Corps, trained at Bayshore, L. I. receiving his commission as Ensign, and after being sent to Jacksonville, Fla, for advanced flying about year ago, was transferred as a Second Lieutenant to the Marine Flying Corps,
 Just two weeks before his death he married at Jacksonville Miss Nan Stonberg of New Rochelle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23
U. S. FLYER GETS 11th PLANE.

With the American Army in France, Aug. 2S-Lieut. David E. Putnam of Newton. Mass. one of the star members of the American flying forces, scored his 11th official victory in the air yesterday morning when he attacked a Rumpler biplane.
 The machine fell inside the .Ameri- can lines. Its pilot and observer were killed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23
''UNRELENTINC POWER" URGED
 ON NICHOLAS
Former Russian Czar Urged by Mother Dowager Elm
 press to "Be Strong"

Amsterdam, Aug. .23.---A policy of ''unrelenting power' was urged on the former Russian emperor by his moth er the dowager empress of Russia, early in 1916, according to the secret diary of the emperor as published by the Izvestia of Moscow. The alleged letter was dated Jan. IA, 1916, shortly before the assembling of the first duma. According to Moscow dis patch to the Rheinische Westfaleische Zeitung of Essen, the abbreviated text reads:
 Dear Mickey: We are deeply thankful for your dear letter. It breathes a new spirit. If earlier we had been more energetic and shown more firmness in the exercise of power much would have been avoid ed. do not understand why W1tte Gone time Russian premder) lost so much time.
 Now to the question which greatly occupies and disquiets me---the ques- ton of the cabinet and crown do- mains which these swine want to take from us according to their various party programs. They must be i'm pressed with the fact that no one shah dare to interfere with these per sonal rights of the emperor and bis family. It would be a great histori- cal mistake if we now gave way in the slightest point. Every concession would be interpreted as weakness. Our absolute principle now must be a policy of 'unrelenting power.'"
 The letter, which was written partly in Russian and partly in French closes with the repeated admonition ''be strongl"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

William H. Kipp. 7s. chief clerk of the New York Police Department, Civil War veteran who at one time commanded the Seventh Regiment, died of apoplexy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

Hundreds of men are at work fight ing forest fires of serious proportions which cover 40 miles along the Yer million and Mesaba range highways, Minnesota.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Anyone would jump at an 8 per cent. investment, but there are some who won't buy advertised bargains in summer goods that will cost 25 to 50 per cent. more next summer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

According to letters taken from prisoners captured on the Picardy front, 5000 persons were killed or injured in an explosion at the Krupp works in June.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23
ATTEMPTS ON
 OFFICERS LIVES

Washington, Aug. 23.---An official dispatch from Switzerland today says attempts agains tthe lives of officers are increasing in Austria. It is re- ported that several commandants of Austrian corps have advised officers in the rear to have revolvers with them always.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

Secretary Baker told the House Mil itary Affairs Committee that under the new draft call al between 1s and 2a uAR AAsa called Hzst. :.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

Adolph Joffe, the Russian Ambas- sador, is back in Berlin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23
To The People Of
 Bridgeport and Community


     n this connection call attention the 
  of n anprces Iber5y
  STAMPS, SAVINGS STAMPS andI of 
  of
  WILL BOUGHT" That August Furniture Sale which that the longer o h aware the Almost rdreacs rer fIIoueF Furnish coming Dand  TY.-an d.lasL tnot st--PR
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

The year the dowager empress let ter was written. according to the Mos COW dispatch. fs1s, evidently is in er- TOT. The first duma met on April 27, 1908, during the premiership of Count Wftte.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-23

Times Want Ads. One Cent Word.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18

@ben tpeil mir bier cine 8olfsregie=
r1t1g baben u1rb ie6er 8iirger ONT
@emeirtpobIe mitarbeiten mrb, I'M
es gum @e6eiben' 5u bringer, m11B ie-
Ger 8iirger inne tper6en, bob iein
8iirgerre6t biel toltbarer lit als 6as
Der alten &0mer> Die n1f 6as ibrige
10 itol5 tparen.
1n1 tpel mir bon einnrrber nbbdn>
gen nnb bos @emeintpobl Die Meit-
tpirfung ie6es @inBelren be6arf, lit
es uniere 8fli6, unier m0gli6ites gu
tba1r1, I'M einen ridtigen geational-
geift in nieren Witburgern uad5u-
rufen a1rrb at itdrfen.
8ir miiien 6arnm Defenders iett
bemiibt fem, nns nnb unieren Wfit=
biirgern 6ie1e 8fli6t ans @er5 gu le.
gen ur6 one muf5umuntern, nod
&raften m%it5utpirfen, 6aB Defenders
nnter uni eren Stammesgenoiien Elm
ridtieer, itarfer Electromagnetic enttpi-
deIt limo gepflegt mer6e, benn mer
iebt nidt nit urs lit, Der lit gegen
inns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
Qpr @erth Der inn Gebte1 SeSuhre

Ger @ertb Ser inn lebten Sobre
in oieien @eimgarten er5el1gten Bro-
BUTTE pirb it nnferem Staate alGein
uuf pieIe Milioner Dounrs gei6abt.
DaB unS 6ieS IN gar15 erbebliaer
@eiie iiber 6ie Motb bes leBten 8inJ
tiers bintpeggebolfen ba, lit gnr feline
Sruge. Mber bicie B%roonftion lonte
I'M bepor itebenbem 5on1mer bel net
tent erb0bt tperoe1y tpern ser font
mer6e @inter inns nidt 1pie6er cine
uf1te Motbloge bringen ion. DaS
farm in6eiien MIR geidebe1, tpenn
6ie1 er @eimprooorffttiior basielbe Sn2
terelie l1nb 1erielbe @ntbuitasm1S
entgegengebra6t miro, pie I'M lebten
Sabre, u1r6 >penat oie I'M lebtert Sabre
qemo6ten @rfabr11ngen IN rihttger
@eiie ber1bt mer6en.
Mne @iilienf rii6te gebeiben IN 1olz
den Mmpflatfaungen portreffli6 lno
lino obne groBe Mfiibe gu 5ieben.
@el16for1 a1n0 Somaten, @bobarbet
u1to &ob1 gebem ii6ere nno ret6e
Grnten. -96on ein maBtges Stlld
9a116 geriigt, lint eine Sanilie nibt
n4tr m4bren1 6es Sommers init Die
Ien @emiilearte1r 5n Der orgen, 1o11=
bern art6, 1m ger11tg at p%ralerboez
rem, um ibr iiber einen Sbeil oes
@inters birtpeg5nbelfen.
Sic algemetne Mgitatton. Die I'M
Ietten Sriibiobr fir 6ie Mrrlage iol=
der &eimgdrten gema6t pnr6e, lit IN
6ielem Triibjabr betrd6tli9 abge-
flo11t. ,@offentli6 oher nidt Dos al
gemeine S1tereiie on 6ieier niiblt=
der ltru6 611r6 6ie umltaroe per-
emptoriid gebotemen Sadie. Sba1e
jeoer lit 6ieier Sinitdt pas er fanar.
gr niibt 6ntit ii6 ielb1t nm6 6e1rt
2ar6e nn6 INDIRECT m1d 6enen, melfe
feline @elegenbeit babem it9 einert
@orten nr5nIegen, 90 ei1ue groBere
8ro6rtfttiion cine 8reisermdBigung
, film ale be6eutet. Q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18

he11gemei1r0en l1nD bie 6eutiden &er-
cine 1tnb 5lts ie6er 9ilfe bereit, UNI
sic lie a1pgegange1n tperoen, ober fir
oie Tie @ermenoa1ng ieben.. SSn 6en
5paltem ser neutrality-suspicious. 3ettl1n=
ge11 neb1ner sic Mrtitel, 0ie 6arm1f
bere6net ltno, Ole ~&riegsmaBnobmen
ser &egierlng gu f0r6ern nno ben
eingeleiteten 9ilfSafttonen 51 el1ue11t
gldn5e116en @rfolg 81 berbelfen, et3
11en breiten &a11m elm. Sic baben
ibre1r garraen @infllfb eiregelebt, alS
es COLT, ben bei6en eriten &riegsan7
leiben gu eirrem groBen Grfolg gu
perbelfen, u1r6 Tie fbrn es lebt plez
Ser, tper6en eseor6 in 3ufunft Sbl1n.
Nirge11otpo finbet mon in ben opal
ten ser oel1tl61pradigenr Brelle geA
baliige &ritif Der &egierung nn6 IL.
rer WaBnabme1n, tpobl aber tl1roet
mani lebr ba11fig energiife Mb1pebr
1oIher &ritif. @ern iemalS IN Ell
1rem 2an6e einem @eb0lferltngsele=
merrt id&peres l1nredt gei6eben it,
0ann lit lold)es ltnredt I'M lebten
Satire bent omerifmiiden 8iirgerz
tbum 6elrti6er &erfunft geldebe1r,
9em1elben 8iirgertbum, bem IN oer
@ergongenbeit BON ber1ferer @eite
10 piel Sob nn6 10 biel Mnerfernrng
ge1pen6et tporben lit, baB man gan5e
giiider 6omit fiillen f0nnte.
limo mas I'M ser 8ergangenbett
tpabr tpor, m11B a1b IN DER @egenz
mart mabr lein. 9as omerttan119e
8iirgertb1m 6e1ti6er 9erfn1ft ltebt
eber5p tre11 gum 2anoe ieiner Wobl
mie sic 8iirger 6el1tl6er @eb11rt nno
&erfunft in Sen i6&neren Soften oes
8iirgerfrieges. l1n6 10 itebt 1etne
8reiIe. 9esbulb fann man es MN
beqriiBen, 6aB sic boGite ge1ebgebenr
Sc @6rper1dat 6es 2an6es lire Mbs
neign1ng gegen @eriude, Die oentl9a
1pradige Bneiie 511 nnber6riGen ODER
nntcr Mnsnabmegeiete GIT ite4en,
,6e11tIid befun6et bat. Sos tpdre IN
Ger Ebot, tpie Sertator Nelfon aus
Minnei ota bemerfftte, eine 8elei6ig1tng
fir oas Iopale 9irgertbatm be1tffer
Serfl1nft in 1eirer @eimmtbet ge=
ueien, nno 6as bdtte es nidt berA
6ient gebabt. '9ufiir baben mir 6aS
3en1gniB eines ebemaligem Brditoen=
ten ser Ser. SHoaten, n1p6 6afiir baa
ben mir dbnlide 3eltgniiie bon SUM
6erten un6 S%nlt1en6en BON Mmertfa=
nern, 6erem @amen 1T Der Bergon=
genbeit einen g11ten &lang gebabt ia
ben nro 6iefen &lang u116 in Ser
@egentpart boben. @ir meinen, es
lei no9gera6e geratg 6er Seize. Mebr
oIs iemols be6orf 6as 2an6 beute
6es biirgerli6en Trie6ens, 6enn er
anein fann SEN @rfolq Der gemein=
iomen grbeit, 6ie fin Ben &rieg &C.
tbon tper6en m11B, getpdbrleiiten.
Mn6 uniere Sfdrfe liegt. in unierer
@inigfeit atn6 BORT gon5 ollein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
@etm9drten.

Sic Gui1on lit iotpeit borgei9rit=
ten, 6aB NIT Ser @nloge bon @arfen
m1f o1en HldBen, Ole an6erneittg
nidt bena1tt tperben, begon1pen tper=
BEN fann, ober Big jebt eri6eint 6as
SS%ntere11e 6afiir nidt 1ebr 1ebbaft 5u
iein.
Gie g%epeg11ng, in Ser 3eit Ser
Notb ones bra6liegenoe Mreal nl1b=
bar 51 n1a6en, fat inn lebten Grub=
jabr bielber lpreden6 einge1eBt un6
bot a116 I'M m0rtliden Gimme quite
Sriibte getrogen; uru6 tie iollte 11nter
feinen umitdnben eri6laffen, fon6ern
in 6ielem Griibiabr nod nad Meog=
libfeit ertpeitert mer6en.
Die 9age Ser Observation-Disclosures
lorg1ng bat iid felt 6en lebben Sabre
feinestpegs berbeiiert. un6 bel ben
rieiigen Mnforoerungen, 6ie iebt nno
I'M fommerr6en Sobre ont unfer Sano
geitent tperoen, lit a1tf etne 8eiiernng
oat6 fa11m at boffen. nm6 es lit
iotpobI cine potrioti16e 8flidt mie
al16 cine Bflidt ber 9elbiterbaltnrg,
DOB ie6er ein5elne sos ieinige 6a811
beitragt, oie &1roppbett on Mabrungsz
mitteln rah beitem &onare arpo Ser
mogen bebeben.
Gin le6er, Ser INT lebtem Sabre
a116 MIR Elm berbdiltniBmaBia fGeines
Mreal, 6as bru6 lag, 1rbar genna6t
unb nit @artenfriidten bepflan5t
bot, tpeiB, tpel6 grobe 9tlfe etn fol,
der @arterr fin ben 6ausbat lit nno
tpie bie1' er eripart, 6ireft 1nb IN
6ireft. Nireff, in6em eth betradtIi=
der SbeiI Ser fir Sen &m1sboh be-
n0tbigtem @emiiie 1tidt fir @el6 &c.
fa11ft 5a1 tperberp bra1tdt, nnb inbireft,
tpeiI Ser booa1r6 erBe1tgte @orratb
6os 8erbdtlniB bon Mngebot nn6
No6froge m elmer fir Dos Butbliflm
giinitigen MeiIe beeinflltBbe ur6 Ole
@reiie int &aru6el unf einem nie6ris
gerert Nipeo11 bielt, nls es fo11ft Der
Gam getuefen mdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
Ser Hrd1oemt nno ote
&tnoer,

8rait6ent 8ilIon bat 6em arbettsz
1efretdr @ilion Elm @dreibe1 5nge-
BEN lalien, in tpeldem er itd fir etne
energilde, 5ielbemnBte &in6erfir=
forge ausipridt. Die Mbitdt beitebt,
6as 5tpeite &riegsiabr in gan5 belor=
0erer @ei1e in Sen Dienit Der &iin6er=
firlorge 5u iteuen. Mfun bofft oo=
our6 bnnoerttauien6 &i1r0er, Die
obne geiteigerte 8iiriorge 1terben
miir6en, 6em 9eben erbalten -5u fon=
men. @as gera6e IN Der ge%gertpar=
tigeu 3eit fiir SOS 2an6 elm u11E
IdyGbbarer @etpinn iein mi1r6e.
@ir baben Den B1an' an 6ieler
@teue bereits beipro6en. SSn Der
Matur Der Gude liegt es, 6ab Die
glrn6esregierung it6 in Ser &anpt=
iade onf Nnregatng nno Mnmeil1111=
begen beldrd1rben mnb; sic eigent=
Ii6e Mrbeit onB BORT getban mer0en,
mo es oie MISREPRESENTATION &l11=
ser giebt, nlio belon6ers in 6emStao=
ten, urt6 bier tpie6er ba11ptla6li6 IN
Sen Srp0ultrielta0ten. M16. oaS
9hreiber 6es BrGitoentep mil mir
Mnreq1ng geben. @r erinnert 6aron,
6aR Elm 9rittel ser 8eboIfer1rg 6es
2an6es aus &in6ern be1tebt, nno be-
aeidynet sic Gorge fir Ste &in6er olS
cine ser ptdtiglten Mnfgaben DER
&riegs5eit.
Ser NrGiioent bertpeilt onf bie
qroBen grfolge, 6ie man NIT Der err
b0bten &im6erfiir1orge in England
un6 Granfrei6 er3ielt bat. England
fat i'm 5tpeiten &riegsiabre 6ie nie=
6riq1te @inoeriterblidfett gebabt, Ste
in ieiner @eldi6te ber5eiAnet itebt,
ln6 gegentpdrtig lit man in @nglaro
lptpobl mie in Granfreid nit Ser
@orbereit1ng BON @eieben bei@afttgt,
6urd pel6e 6te &tn6erorbeit int
Sinfm elmer tptrfiomen SbutgeiebA
qebung geregeIt per6en ion. Sol4e
@elebe bromdyer mir a116 in inherent
9an6e. Sc geniigt '1ri@t, 6aB mir IN
6telem einen Sober b1tn6erttmuf emo
@fn6erIebero retterr, mir miifien 6os
Sesabr fir Sabr fba111, nr6 gleib5eittg
miiifen mir Gorge 6afiir tragen, 6ab
6te oeretteten 2eber1 ipdter ni6t 6ert
Molo6 nnierer 3eh, Der Sn6uitrte,
qeopfert tper6en. Mi6t bloB mtf 6ie
-5anglinge fna1B Ole geitetgerte &in-
6%erfiriorge ft6 eritreden, al16 1ptdt
broB o11f 6ie @da1ln1geno, ion6ert
a11d. o11f iene Mruuete, 6ie faon TIT
friiber Sn1gen6 ge5tpa1ngen tperoen,
5um 11tterbaIte Ger Samilie bei5n=
trogen. sic itn6 bonn aaet 6ie Sc
Observation-Disclosures, II. apert1t Ole Slit
forge Dor tbnen BOLT maiden tpo1te,
6an1t tuidre es fir 1tan6e tpoH beiIer
qetpeien, man bditte iie als 9antgGtnge
1terber loIfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18
&etenSgebetmntb.

1tnb tie fraseu, mas MIDI Jung erbalt,
td) lang idpn luar1ore o1rd Die
@elt,
11mo tie ita11neu, bak nod nidt ii@
latt
Meine Geel ant 2tdt getrnnfen fat.
5angt 1,tr audi, 10 uie id itets &C.
titan,
eSebes Sriibrotb nelt 5t leben an,
Seoes Sass alltaelidem @eluinm
Mls Elm ne11es Wmnoer ne1nt tim
fin!
SFs ser S1genb bploes &prreht
bpd:
@Qes 9ebem iiberraidt iie nodl+
1tneridDpf int 8r1tnneniaadt Der
8rnit
Sprnhelm AneQea tbr ser 2ebensl1ft.
Sin @ebeimnik biinft ibr jebes Ding,
Mqrd]enhaft, int ,peiten @eltenrtng.
9eud) perbiiQt ibr zines 3a11bers 9uft
Sen e~rbarmtngslpiem @p1f Der
@r1ft.
Mpd nmfaneen, 5ufmnftslpS, pom
9e1tt,
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Trembi9 a11f ben Sieg Der Wabrbett
BAUM
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Tins tie fragea, mus MIDI jung erbat!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-18

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leres neutrality-suspicious.. un6 es laBt
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