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out, where he is given in charge of the cor
poral of the guard with the explanation from
the sentry that:
THE whole business, cor'praI sounds
fushy"
The sentry resumes his post and fishy or
not, the cyclist patrol is detained intact until
an officer releases them in the morning and
mildly repr!mands the corporal Of the guard
FOR such an excess Of zeal in the execution
OF his duties But no sympathy goes out
from the guard to the inconvenienced cyclists
They carry all too vivid recollections of foot
weary infantry plugging along cobbled roads
in heavy order under blazing suns, and
having clouds of dust thrown into their faces
from numerous cyclists who fit with easy
grace to and fro along their route. Seldom
does the opportunity present itself to get
even. but when 1t does -. -
SuhDENLY down the Strand" whence
~ came the first sounds of the cyclists other
voices can he heard approaching but all too
easily does the sentry recognize them
Heare, you Wullie, gle US haand wi
TINS TIN o biscuits and I'll carry yon Jug
ror Dit And then as the journey, is re-
simple process of falling into it. a hole. and
shouts over his shoulder:
Hole Mind the hole" which is passed
on by each man to the one behind but in
spite s OF the warning another loud splash and
the sound of falling merchandise indicates
mat some one else has found the hole, too
Mingling with much splashng energies his
iee'ingy expressed Interrogation:
why / blazes did ye no say wha' side it
was on
Purely as matter of form the sentry chal-
ienses
HALT Who air YEP
A.. Doh De forever askin' your fulish quas-
,'"ns. Is the rather heated reply from a
heavily burdened being stumbling to deposit
his load with thud and curse at the
ha'ser In front of the sentry box. For the
next ten minutes there is decidedly one-
sized exchange Of gossip for a ration party
Is one OF the few threads which join the
supplied Inv this ne.ns With vi. ~ .e
pened elsewhere During this time cioa
rettes are surreptitiously lighted and puffad
to the accompaniment of occasional loud
Cracks" needed less than the raindrons Tn
fact the last breathing smell Of the nartv of
carriers took place right on n section of the
Strand" which is distinguished by two very
large signs which say: DO not Ioiter hers
Liable at all times to machine.run Are
Cigarettes are strictly forhiddAn have oS
lights this close up are extremely danperous,
but the fact that the sentry belongs to the
same ..mob'' as does the ration n,rty nossi
bly, explains the matter N'' ''S'''
Resuming their burdens tho ratio, ,,rt,
sleepily moves off to the front line.
CRACK. bullet cuts past the sentry.
l ear so closely that there 10 ius, th. .,,.,,i
ciop of a ..du,l,, and ,.i,h =, ,,r,t.s 49,
he turns and IN tho S,r shanes ,s,S ss,Se
clenched Act in tha a;r.o,ion - pS.t; s'''
"Halt, Who ni, xee" -
"Rurv;p, n.irtv ND III. ,,ora. ~ -.
| te,ed s,nnr.ssad ors Io,r inc "o'"' are Ut
| ~poss hm,~,,n, aI raI-. .o", u,
.wh" 10 - na h.,,s pS,aS' ~ Wen ven
| SIR u,tIa ssrre n s.rs,nsa .'s ssn.r! as
him in the direction of the cemetery. ''"' past
L''le jamie NJ Laughiih' is the reply.
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What Do You Kno,u?
QUIZ


1. what Is meant by "urobatins q wiii''
2. Who was the Mnhdl!
g. Who was the last Christian r ruler . cs 's3c6e
IIoi; CITY by the EnEishf
What are ..The Tales Of u Wayside Inn"f
& Wtot !. the second largest city In the Uaitao
q. What is meant BY the abbreyiatlon 20. Ar
I. What II O vanEuardv rs
8. name the. author of "The Prince sns ~
q. What was q 'whippinE boy"s
10. What Is u "Capronf'.
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz
I. Denver IL the capital Of Colorado.
2. yosemite Valley; in, eastern Californ!s. 70
miles Mi sd Ions and noted Tor its Scenery.
o. * s$%;sDfi ni'sd States !" New York Ann
4. Tn" ehbrevistlon &c. F." stands for civil
In civil eRgtneerinE on the compIo-
tion Of certain graduate work.
o. is" coip%Sis niSs tnis.rsifs. t' A'' '"s e''''
o. Premier, under the parliamentary form u
sS%ssss, S%ss!ss,.;II Of the Cabinet usually iais;;
Il '"pI Persia. Msssishcd s:m. time IN The tWslf
century. His "Rubaisat" has hesn friuS.
lateu into English nv Edward Fitzgefnl1 E
q. Ge.e::,;I Ma'inoG is the new Premlsr Of NJ
D. ~, '"y mcre ef mankind, expeet oosa
Of them. and , am ready nos to esiY a
WI i.rss:si, s S's s.s = Nv sS' y - 81 sss.| m
Y. =. .sI' ~ Z, W. =.
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PRUNES AND PRISMS
Our Masters

Our Masters
We regret being unable on this occa-
sion to follow the counsels of our masters.
the French.-American Commanding Of
fiCer
OUR masters who taught us
" Their great book Of pain;
Our masters, whose pupils
Are emulous, fain-
OUR masters in kindness
O.Whose pride never bends
Our hosts and our masters,
And also our friends.
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Surest Sign Huns Are Licked

Wait till the Kaiser congratulates the
Crown Prince on his splendid victory; and
then we will know that we're all right and
safe-Seattle Post-Inteligencer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19
Just to Annoy

Just to Annoy
When the Kaiser and Rosner sit down to
their frugal luncheon tomorrow consisting
sof few parboiled communiques, sharpcned
with Pershing sauce) we would like to hand
them list of some of the delicatessen we
saw today in the window of a Chestnut
street house of cheer:
Nova Scotia smoked salmon
California canded figs
Pretzel twig@n&
Sailed peanuts~
Chinese nuts
Cocoanut strips
Peach cake
Tuna Ash salad
Pimento cheese
Lentis
Fig bars
Maple sugar
Boiled ham
Macaroons
Fudge
And, greatly as it would surprise the
Kaiser to hear it, not turnip N sight.
Rosners chin music may bel little fall
setto if he hangs around Rheims too long
Pershing has been given the Order of the
Bath Evidently it is not a sitz bath
The frogs in the Crown Princes own
Frog Hollow seem to have failed him this
time.
Albert Mordell thinks We have been
riding Trotsky and Lenine bit hard lately,
but we can't resist saying that we have
just learned that Lenine has a bright red
beard and a ruddy complexion.
When Trotsky auarrels with Lenine lie
! calls 1t crossing the Rubicund.
1t takes sixty yards of ribbon to doll up
a quart bottle of fizz for the nose Of a ship
when it is launched.
1t takes about the same length of type.
| writer ribbon for Rosner TO perpetuate his
| monthly Little Journeys with Wilhelm.
Which do you think is getting the better
value for its money, Berlin or Hog Island ?
Home Pastimes in Chicago
| We have little baby girl one and a
| half years old. wEo can initiate tire
Kaiser's angry face and is willing 10 give
| a demonstration of 1t any time.-Brieht
| Sayings of Children, In the Chicago
| Tribune.
Boy. page the firing squad for d. e.
parents
1ssaE SOCRATES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19
Worth Any Price

Wilson'S peace il ideal, comedies Georg
Bernhard. noted German editor. Ihey're
progressing After this drive is over any
old peace will look ideal tO the Central
Powers-New Orleans Item.
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Incidental Exercise

Meanwhile. with the fourth Liberty Loan
not so far away it will be all right to con-
tinue buying thrift stamps just to keep
your hand in.--Savannah News s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

I, is reported from Harrisburg that
there are SO different kinds OF minerals
mined in this state. Without counting tie
bras which overlays everything In Penn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19
Lived Too Soon

But for the anachronism Lady Circs
might have been a miionairess, with pork
at forty cents a pound.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19
Exempt

They have some consolation, those In.
vestors in Hun bonds. They won't have to
place returns from tlem In theE income
tax schedules-Louis Herald
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19
Alas

The melancholy days have already come,
SO far as many a war garden is concerned
Birmingham Age. Herald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

There is only one word adequate to the
German-Austrian peace feelers. That sort
ef agitation must be referred to as hunbug
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

The Germans started
Right About Face! that new offensive but
the Americans are fin-
isl ing II for them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

In the future shall not speak of 9
big drive. 1t will be Big Kick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

The Kaiser was right
Truthful wilhelm, when he said the
Americans would not
fight. II was mostly play for them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

Learn One New Thing Each Day -.
Fish sleep with both eyes -open,-Milwau~y
kee Sentinel.
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A Certainty

Many Americans are
Certainty still debating whether
to spend their vaca-
tions at home TO go away; but the Kaiser
now has no doubt about where he will spend
his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

Are they saying in Germany that 20
have to hand it to the devil-hounds?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

This is an age of combination and co.
operation. Why not Garabed Cluo I'VE
all producers of free energyg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

The men the Aisne-NIarne line handed
Il to the Stiermans-with their feet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

Germanys talk about
Just q BluH hurting her invnchle
reserves into the
arniy's breeches also seems to be paper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

No, it isn't Cockney
Perfectly Correct ism to say that the
Americans are attend
inty to that little Hunpleasantness at the
Marne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

We're Going over" must now b.
changed to We Put 1t Over"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

Has Germany caught
Power Of the hasheesh habit
Association from Turkey It
would seem so, judg-
ing by her peace dreams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

See America First" Is not the favorite
slogan Of our army this summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

For thousands Of Germans. the Marne il
sHnenynous With ~ River otyxs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

Pershing has been given the Order of the
Bath Evidently it is not a sitz bath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

The frogs in the Crown Princes ow
Frog Hollow seem to have failed him tn
time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-19

Rosners chin music may bel little fall
setto if he hangs around Rheims too long.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

Milb entbaltenoe 8rob ni6t 5n Ell
nem b0iberen 8reis berfanft miro, als
oas feline Mil6 entbalten6e. Mnge'
lidts 6es berri6enoen 3udermangels
perben Die Bidder aufgeforoert, IT,
rerl @erbralt6 an Mobr- n1r0 Giiben~
5lder nid)t 5u erb6ben.
nStegeSbrDo."
Sen 8G4dern bon 8rob un6 u&oQs"
lit es erln1bt, ibr @roo ~Siegesbrob"
al tout EN-, ipenn eS eth 5pan5igproz
aentiges 5a1bltit1t fir @ei5enmebl
entbdlt. Bidder moerer 8ad1paaren
mogen iidy 6ieier 8e5eidmung bebie-
men, ipenn fir ein 0rittel Ser 9e=
Itanbtbeile @ei5emebllubltitute Der
panbt meroen. >
9os Siegesbrob nn6 Ste at6eren
vSiegeaprob11fte" mogen an 6en bet
Sen pei5enloien Eagen %berfauft mer=
SEN, bod miro ben 8ddern ans Sera
geleet BOB es 5u ibren Gortbeil ND
re, Elm belonberes 8rob nit einem
boberen 9ro5entlat an @ei5enmebl=
iubititrten an 6ieien Sagen 5u b.
den un6 81 perfm1fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
WAR SAVING STAMPS.

The machinery by which the pur-
chase of a Thrift Stamp or a War
Savings Stamp is to be made as easy
and convenient as the purchase Of a
spool of thread or a pound of nails,
in every community in the United
States, is rapidly being established.
Already $4,000 War Savings Stamp
Agencies have been established and
by the close of January this number
will have been increased by 100000.
In addition to these agencies there
will be, 100000 "sales stations
which do not receive direct authorize
ton to make the sales from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, but obtain their
stamps from authorized agents and
sell them over their counters at their
cashiers windows, and. other places.
Fifty thousand post offices nov have
War Savings Stamps on sale and 49,
900 banks and 5000 individual firms
and corporations have been appointed
agents. Nine thousand interstate cor
porations having places Of business
in several States will constitute 49,
900 additional agencies.
An intensive campaign is now on
for the establishing of War Savings
societies which can be organized by
10. or more persons in any community,
school, club, church, factory or Office
and can be affiliated with the National
War Savings Committee at Washing
ton upon application.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
8ie man bie Grippe befampft.

8ie man bic Grippe befampft.
Dieie i1redlide &ronfbeit, Die tint
bieie 3eit getp0bnlib in e~pi6emiider
6orm a11ftrtH> lit 10 augemein Der
breibet, baB foit ie6ermann nit tbre1t
@Dmptome1r nnb @igentbumli6feiten
befannt 1T. Nie1es 2ei6en berlauft
auf ber19iebene @eiien, lie 1n4 benz
ffo1rperli9en 3uitan6e feines Opfers.
SIT I'M @pitem Elm f6madyer H11nH,
10 miro sic Grippe i'm ftn6en. Die1e
&ronfbeit lit 1ridt MIR aqein an fi6
gefGbrli6, ion6ern lire Na@1pirfun-
qen iin6 6ies oft nod int boberem
@ro6e. Sc lit 1t1tpi6erlegbar nodge-
tpieien, 6aB mandes idtueres 2et6en
cine Solge ser Grippe lit. Sauienbe
bon Menid)en fiibren be1te elm elen=
6es Doiein tnfolge Ser i6redli6en
Mo6tpirfungen oieier &ramfbet, 10
6aB ite iid ibres 9ebens ni6t erfrelten
f01tne11 nnb unfabig iin6, lire Mrbeit
5u nerriGten.
6orni's Mlpemfrd11ter lit elm belieb-
teg 6eiImittel fir 6ie 8ebonolung
berartiger @ei6en; feline 8or5ige ba=
ben fih 1ti6t MIR nuein BEL Ser Set
lung, ion6ern a11h BEL Ser @erbiitung
ser Grippe erprobt. 9ieies alte, be-
pdbrte &r611terbeilmittel miro ni6t
o11rf Mpotbefer %berfouft. 8%eion6ere
Mgentert Iiefern es 6em Hl1blifl1m.
TaQs sic in Sbrer Mn6bari9aft fet=
men Mlpenfrduter =Mgenten fennen, 10
i9reiben Sic an. Dr. Setter 6abrrep
& Cons Co., 2501 Waibington
8Gb6., Chicago, SQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Maneel an Tarmarbeitern.
I'm 6em uera6e in 6en letter. 800

I'm 6em gera6e in ben lebte11 900
naten Defenders fiiblbor getpor6enen
Mmgel m Garmarbeitern i'm StoaR
Seem SerieD 5u begegnen, bei9aftigf
ma1 ii9 BORT nit Dem Ylane> bon
Staatstpegen eine Meibe bon lan6=
tpirtbidaftli9en Stellungspermitt-
l%ungsbiiros ein5uridten. Man mill
Dor allem nit Garmarbeiten bertrou=
te, aber muoertpeitig beiddftigte 2eute
erreiden, I'M ibnen Die 8e6irfniiie
Ser Natior 5u erflaren, nabren6 man
in 5tpeiter &eibe beabli6tigt Dem
Garmer elm belieres 8eritdr16nib fir
Die @~e6iirfniile Ser Mrbeiter bei5u=
bringen. Son Seiten Der 8efiirtpor=
ter 6es 8lanes fat man eine einbeit=
lide. 2obnifala bon $35 per Mo1nat
bel FREEZER Station, 10 uie Elm unter
ben 6armern eines getpiiien @ebietes
ein5uridtenbes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
borgeialagen> tpona6 .eine @r11ppe
bon Mrbeitern geiidert mer6en 1o1,
UNI Ser &eibenfolge na6 auf berihie=
6enen Carmen gegen feiten Sagelobn
nn6 8e5abl1ng fir 8ebm1iung be-
i6aftigt gu mer6en, tpas nller6ings
cine fortgei6rittene Organization Ser
'Garmer boru1s1eber tpir6e. 9eere
Sdiufer fonnben 6ann ols @obn1ngen
btel er bon 6arm 81 Garm 5ieben6en
Mrbeiter eingeridtet per6en. Cine
6nrer1n6e Mbbtlfe gegen Sen I6n6li9en
MrbeitermongeI glarbt man ferner
m1d in 6er @nitellung bon @bepoaren
5u feben. 8enn, 10 miro gelten6 ge=
modt, nidt Elm @orurtbeiI 6ogegen
b%eitiin6e, fonnten Damn bieIe nit
Garmnrbeiten bertroute MltsId16er
fit oie 2an6tpirtbi6aft geiponren
aper6en, fans 6ie notbigen 8equern=
li6feiten fir berbeiratbete mdmer
geboten tpiir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
@rnnbeigeHtbnms.11 ebertragnnsen.

Mil(or6 @arlod nn6 Grm at So
oina @nftel6, Me1t / Mder BON 5mo
20 Mder bon 2ot 5 @ec. 29=122z32,
Hopnesbine, $4,000.
Simon 9. Mc8eetD urr6 SraI an
@ntrif s. 0nirat, 2ot 3, 8lod 43,
Curtis @urbep, $4500.00
Ebomas @ena1er nn6 Srau an
Sobn s. @eI5, Sh bon 2ots 9, 10,
II un6 10, .8lod 40, &idmon6>
$4,000.
Sobn 8enner an 80. S. &oner,
9ots 8, 9, 10 nn6 II, 8lod 4 un6
2ots 9, 10, II nn6 IL, @Iod II nr6
2ots 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 30 un6 81, 8lod
IA nn6 Got II, 8lod 25, Central
Sort, M66., 81. Glon6 $4,000.
@pbraim Gilmore II. a. an S. s..
Sns6obL 5gA, Sec. 7<123-35, @rotu
2affe, $792t.00.
@pbraim Gilmore Ii. a. an 6rom
@0I5, 9h @@A, Sec. 7<123=35,
Grotp @ofe> 100000.
@al1l &a1predt 1tn6 6rau an So
iepb un6 Sobn &upre# NgA
@WgA un6 MagA @@A, Gee. z
1920, 2uremburg, $4,000.
. @miI @m6erIe an Heter ¬t,
@@A @ggA, Gee. 30-122-29,
Maine Brairte, $3159.00.
@enrD nn6 @ertru6 Surg an Geter
g. Eerres, 112 Slider 1T St. Martin
11tro 3ion Eotpnibips, $11312.00.
Security 6tote 8anf, Melroie, an
S. @~orgeroing 60, She'll bon Got 6,
8Iof 6, MeIroie, $225.00.
@ba Suinlin an 9otpur6 SO. 8tibop
6. 20 SUB bon 81. So SUB bon 9ots
10, II nn6 IL, 8Iod II, @nl1f
Centre, $330O.00.
SEQ s. @elt un6 Grnt an Winiam
@ros, @1a @BA Sec. 6 un6 e11a
MgSA, Sec. 7-122=28, Gair @oben,
$1142O.OO.
@eter 8odes unb Groat an Soiepb
8ertrat11, 5R @1h ggBA MgA,
lSec. 14.124-31, Gorming, $4,000.
Morp &aa1te1rs an @IiiabeB Sa11fen,
@h bon Got 9, 8Iof 80, Milfort
Gurbep, $28O0.00.
Gra11B Z. Grib. ON Midoel Jrnntf,
@A bon 2ot A, nllea bon 2ot 5, @Lod
8, @ilfon Sa1rpep, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
benderlon warnt dix
brid(Ne Re9ierang.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of # October 9Th 1917
2on0on, 2. Sebr. Mrtbur
Senoerlon, Mrbeitfibrer nno frllbe-
res Mitqlie6 6es &riegsfabinetts, Der
als Mitalieo DeS @abinetts NIT Der
Mmalgamateo Society Of engineers,
Die Sic neutrality-suspicious.
umfaBt, Elm Mbfot11men truf, 6emSlt-
folge oie @egierung itb pgppflidtete,
nit Dem Wai9iniiten in Separatfon-
ferer5 5uianme11 gu fommen, men11
imnper oies notppenoig iein 1piiroe,
erlieB aeltern aben6 cine lange @r-
flarung, in Der er Die @egier11ng GUT
for6ert, an bie1er YrariS f%eit5ubalter
1r6 einen 9treif 81 pernpeioen, Der,
mie er iogte, in be6enflider Weiie
bie &er1telnng bon Munition uno
mroeren notbtpenbigen &riegsartiteln
bebin6ern tpir6e. @en6erions Mp-
pea, Ser ol16 an sic 8ertreter Der
Ma16ini1ten geri6tet mar, ratb Den
Mrbeitern ein6ringlib I'M Snterel1e
6es &rieges ibre @erf5euge nt6t ME
6er5ulegen.
uBir ale lino 6es &rieges miibe, "
lagte @enoerion. "Sofortiger Srie6e
1T 6Qs qrobR BebirfniB Der Welt;
aber Grieoe tanm nidt 6abnr@ er~
la1pgt tperoen BOB cine Mrbeitertlaiie
fir ii6 ielbit bon6elt. Ser 5rieoe
miro fommerr, tpenn 6ie Mrbeitertlai'
ie als elm @anaes 61r@ 8eratbnngen
6ie @e6ingungen fir einen ebrenbafz
ten uro 6enofratiiden Srieben ge=
hum6en bat. Die 5timmung Der Mr=
better lit left gefabrli6; Die mnnod+
qiebigteit ser &egiernng bringt Dos
2on6 an oer &an6 elmer in6ni triel>
len MeboIution, Unto i6 bin mir al
len grnites be1urBt, bob elm nidt tpte=
Ser 5u beilenoer 8uu@ 5pii9en Der
@egiernng nn6 einem tpi@ttgen
3peige ser Sn6uitriearbeiter Die
Dolge fem miro, tpenr nt4t eine &C.
re6tere un6 berniinftigere Saltung
eingenommen miro"
Nad16em er 6ie 1treittge Srage--
6ie 0ppoiition Der Wai9inilten &C.
gen Die 8in betreffen6 8er1nebrung
Ser Manni6oftsitdrte, Die S%enberlon
bon ibnen al1fgegeben miien mill -
6a1r9geiproben nn6 erflart batte,
6aB 6ie Waidtniiten rnr 1tm elne
6%ortietung beS bonn Bren1ier 2logo
George ielblt eingeri@teten 8erfab-
rens eriu9ten, iogte Sen6erion: sd
bite 6ie &egier11ng ernftltd, ii6 TO-
fort 51 elmer Sepdratfonferen5 berett
GIT erflGren. SIRE gegentpGrtige SOL
tnng fiibrt NIT Sdneligteit 5u I'm
r1ben. sic risfiert bie rationale Sa=
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True translation filed with the post
master. at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
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8ergr0ber11ng Der iebigen amerifo-
ni16en 5treitfrdfte bdngt bon ben
@reigniiien inn Musla16e iomie bon
Ser Sdifffabrtslage ab, tpie &riegs-
mini1ter Bufer berte oberb gIei65ei=
tig nit ser Ebatiade befannt CAB,
bob 6as &riegsamt bisber ri6t MIR
mi6t elm Datnm fir Die nd6ite &e=
frr1tenloilang feitgeiebt, ion6ern ord
nod ni6t entidieben fat, mie biele
@effrutan einberufen mer6en louen.
@enm @diffe ba ftnb.
8efanntIi6 botte @err 8afer &C.
itern 6en Senatsmus16uB fir milf
tariide Mngelegenbeiten mitgetbeilt,
sbnB Die @ereinigten @toaten ufrib
inn Sabre" cine Mrmee bon elmer bal=
ben Miuion Mann in Grnnfreih ba-
ben tpiir6en nnb BOB insgeiammt on
6ertbob Milicren nbtransportiert
aper6en f01rntem foIs iib 6ie bierfur
erfor6erIi6en @diffe fin6en iolten.
CT fobte 6amit Die bereitS in europa
iotpie 6ie in 6en meritanii9en
acknowledgement befin6liden Gr1ppen
saulamme11. @or SEN meiteren @nt>
tpidlungen miro es abbGngen, mie
b1ele Gr1appen nod Granfrei4 &c,
idi& tperoen miilien.
Me1e @eIete n1tbig.
Ma9 Ser Mniidt oes @riegsmini-
lters miiBte Der @ongreB, faus eS
notbtpen6ig merben iolte, mebr als
elm tpeiteres &ontingemt bon einer
bo1ben Minion ein5uberufen, 6em
FrG1i6enten 6ur9 1el1e @efebe
1pe11e @oumodten ertbeilen, 90 bann
6ie often erid0pft tpdren. Die 5meite
2oiung mag ie6o6 eime MiQion
Mmm ergeben.
Sen @ori6log 6es &riegsamtes,
6oB ft9 ole iunge1 2el1te, ste ieit
6em 5. Stunt 6es lebten Sabres 81
Sabre olte ge1porben ltn6, regiitrie-
rem Iouen, bat Ser ~5u1tdn6ige Senats=
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Ben. Die meiiten 6ieier re1ten &e=
giitratten biirften CUR @aiie 1 ge>
b0ren.
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to Alien Residents


In accordance with Order No. %,
issued by the Minnesota Safety Com
mission, all ALIEN residents are re-
quired to register their real property.
Blanks for that purpose have been sent
to all postmasters, and all aliens are
hereby directed to report to their re-
spective postmasters and register forth
with. Returns must be made to the
undersigned not later than February
25th, 1918.
Corporations having alien stakeholder
stockholders shall likewise file a re-
port thereof with the undersigned as
above directed.
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi, February
18th, 1918.
P. N. LAIR,
Chairman Of County Board,
Stearns County, MINI.