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Evening journal., 1918-05-10
line UP WORKERS
FOR Jewish RELIEF
Campaign for $4,000 Del.
aware Fund Will Open With
Luncheon Tomorrow
MASS MEETING
ON SUNDAY NIGHT

with team captains named and all
,bs workers keenly enthusiastic to get
!, their important task Of soliciting
subscriptions toward Delaware's sio'OOO
share AZ the s3OOOO,OOO fund which Is
heino raised by the American Jewish
Relief Committee for Sufferers from the
War. The outlook for the campaign
which opens in this State with lunch
con meeting in the Hotel DUPONT to-
morrow night, is exceedingly bright.
The teams captains, who nave been
named are as follows:
Women's-Nlrs. Charles Topkis, Mrs.
zion. Mrs. Hose Feinberg, Mrs. j. Faber,
Mrs. Schiller and Mrs. David Snellen-
burg.
.Men's-Erwin n Snenenburg, Edward
Melchior. Judge Aaron Finger, Lewis
Rosenblatt, Joseph Berman, Charles
Schagrin, Ralph Saltzman and Max keil
The workers have held meetings al
most every night this week and they
are thoroughly aroused to the fact that
they will canvass, not on personal
grounds. but TO do their best in saving
the 5000 900 women, children and men
IA the war zone, who are literally
starving
It is expected that fully 800 persons
representing all walks OF life in this
city and State, will be present at the
opening luncheon in the Hotel dupont
tomorrow night st Z o'clock 10 hear
Nathan StraSs, one or leading orators
81 this country. discuss The importance
q putting this campaign over in Della
Evening journal., 1918-05-10

less? How about the soldiers, who for
hours, days at a time, are facing for
us wounds and hardships and death?
How about the little children, who are
tired OF standing at the end OF the long
bread lines. only to be turned away
empty handed because there is not
enough for all How about the mothers,
with babes clasped TO their breasts.
who are tired OF the never-ending
anguish OF witnessing the sufferngs Of
their flesh and blood7 The answer is
that wo must give to those who ask
only. that out OF our abundance we put
a bit OF bread into their hands. pur-
chaseAa garment to cover their bodies
or help put a roof over their heads.
That is the only, answer. IT must be
doua
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
Sprf,uuQe.

Die groben svrfmoore 9sutft>
lonos fins Elm @91B, nit benz gerabe
iebt ~feinesmegs psri6penoerii4 UNI.
gegan9en tper0sn oorf. 8rennbol3 TT
in einigen @egenoen cine Haritdt &C.
noroen, unb Sic aoblenpreile limb 10
bod 6inoufsetrieben, 0aB, menigitens
fit ben tleinen Monn, BON elmer Sob
Iennot geIproGsn psrOen fonn. pa
lit oenn Der Sort alS 8rennmoterlel
ni6t gu per:Gten, 5umal, oo mol1 i'm
prebtprf Elm NroOutt Don oon5 beoeh=
TENDER Sei5traft ous Der Mioorerof
bersuftelen nermug, Mm nen1g1ten
broudbar fir bic 5orfbereitung 1T
bic pbere Mooriaidt, Die NOD an
oeutliGIten bic Yflon3enitruttur er~
fennen ldBt. Gerooe oieies @totfes
o5er fat 1i9 bic SnOultrie bemGatigt
Gur9 niecerboltes Muspoi9en mirh
aus benz Moqr 5und9t bic rene
pflunSenfoier bergeite1t. Diele miro
nit per1diebenen @duren uno @ltoz
lien b%e6anoe(t, uno man erbGlt baronf
Sic fat aus reinem 3eqitoff betebenz
be Sorfpoue. 9ie 5orfpoQe TT meiA
r1no eloitti9, uno es ldbt 1th Elm
o%auerbaftes 9urn Daraus 1ptnrsH
unb Elm boltborer 5tl5 fir 5tl5bute
oorous 6erltelen. 5erner tonn e!lle
Wotte oorous bereitet peroen, bic lth
ousge3e;9net ols 8erbanopotte etgz
net, ga lie 6efer pie@ ieoe on0ere
Wotte bic WunOietrete aufiaugt. Die
S%orfpatte ldBt ii4 au4 nit @9ofs
none unb Boumpole 5ulammen per-
lpinneu, unb bic 10 entitanoenen Sc
pebe laTen it@ blei4en uno fdrben.
sir Sic 5trumpfltrideret 1T Die
Sorfnoae %einitpeilen no& ni@t gu
perpenpen, bo Oo5 ,@arn ba5u gu
grob lit. Nu4 1T porlduftg bic Sorfz
poue nod rei4li9 teuer, UNI eins
oussie6ige 8%ermenoun9 gu ftnoen.
Smmerbin ober iteb! gu erlparten, oaB
in Der Sorfpo1e Elm @toff gefunoen
poroen 1T. ser in Der Snouitrie ei1e
3ufunft bat, 5umol oa ia oos Sob
material fat pertlos 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

Rur5 por 3 Il Il fritz bra6
fiirali9 in Der pplni14en &olonte an
G6uDler Mpe., &earneD, q. s., Elm
Brano aus, Der bier 9ol5pobnbdu<
fer 3erit0rte nnp 5sbn 5omilien
atpang, mebr ooer tpeniger oirfti9
beflei0et Dor ben Tlammen gu fliez
ben. Ser @9aDen belief ii@ ouf
$4,000 Biz $4,000, abgeieben BON
ben MISUNDERSTANDING uno
{onitiqen Gffeften Der betroffenen
5omilien. Mobrf9sinli6 5atte 0as
S5euer ni9t 10 nett UNI it4 ge9rtfz
fen, penn ni6t bus 5euerolormfpz
item gdn3lib perfugt bGtte, 10 bob
man 56lieBlih Die 5euertpebr tele<
pboniid rWen muBte. Sin Yolt5t1t
perfudte BON bier Seueralarmta1ten
nod einonper bic @loden auf Dem
5Feuerturm in 8emegung gu 1eben,-
ober fie blieben itumm, unb btermtt
!ingen 30 bis As tpertDolle Mtnuten
1erloren. SIS be;bt. bab 5euertpebr>
6ef Greenfield l4on oft bic Mufs
nerffamfeit auf bic Mdngel oes
alarmlDltems gelenft bat, aber es
1T ni9ts gef9eben, UNI iie gu BEL
iern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

monument baben ieitbem fie in ore
Mrmee eingetpeten iinb. Mls bas erite
Mufgebot fir Sic meme @l1roesarmee
IN Die Eager einriidte, muBten bon
le tauieno M~nfommlingen pierbun-
bert megen Der in 5rage itebenben
&ranfbeiten 6en 2a8areften ibertpie=
fen meroem beute lit Die 8abl Ser in
FOLDER 8ei1e @rfra1,ften IN SEN So
germ uuf nidt gan5 iieb5ig un6 an
Der 1ront fSgm o1f nidt gang 3pei=
r1rofiinf5ig pro taule1ro geiunfen. Sir
oen Sanitats6ienit Der Mrmee ie6en=
fails Elm g%lar5en0es 3e11gniB uno fir
&err1 Clarence Srne @il1on eine
ebenio gla1r5erbe Mbfubr.
NQein banit lit SEER Greet nod
11idt fertig. 3unadit bat er Col
Tiers 8eeflp arh et1Das 5n iagen.
Gas bradte in elmer ieiner lebten
Na1mmern einen @ebartifel, 6ur6
1pelden nrmittelbar &riegsiefretar
Bater, mittelbor mobl DER oberite
lelbit %getroffen mer6en
iollte. l11rter an6erem bieB eS barin
nab 6em n~ntergorse 6es briti1den
Dumpfers Ta1scmia babe man I'M
8ai6ingtoner &riegsamt fein Ser
5eidniB Der amerifaniiden Sol6aten
our &ono gebabt, Ole iid o1f Dem
befan6er, an6 feins fin6en
f0nnen. Mnb in 6ieiem 6al1e gelingt
@errn Greel ser 8etpeis, 6aB Col
@edflp 6ie @efdidte erfunben
bat, poli tqn6ig. @obei ben1erft tper=
SEN mag, boB man m1f 6erarttge
ni6Em1bige 5treide bon 6ieler Gel
tie gefaBt lein muB, 6enn @rol1ier's
@eeflp i1t> befanntlid m16 Elm Bro=
bibitionsorgan.
M1tb sic SEEM Dorf Grib11ne be-
in oem Greel'ihen Mrttfel ibr
ob. Sic berbreitete Dor eini=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

ger 3eit Ole Mdr, Dos &riegs6epar-
tement babe gleid8eitig adt5ebn &C.
neralen 8eiiung 5ltgeben loiien ii9
a1f einem a1111 6emielben Dmpfer
nod Granfpeib at bege6en. Mls &C.
mabrsmam 1pa11nte Tie ibren &riegs-
forreipon6enten @optpoob 8rotm,
un6 &err Greet Benefit flipp un6
flar, 6aB tie bei6e logon. Die Eribune
loepobl tpie tbr @eapabrsman1. DoB
er iiber loldes Greiben entriiitet lit,
fam man ibm ni6t Deriibeln. @r
ltebt an ser Spibe elmer &0rper1daft,
oeren Mufgabe es lit, 6aS B1tbIifnm
nit auem 8iiienSmertben uber Ben
&rieg 5u beriorgen> iotpeit es 6ur6
Ole groben Na6ridtenagenturen ni6t
bermittelt miro, nn6 man farm 6ieier
&orperi6uft obme meiteres 6os !3u=
geitan6niB MAIDEN, 6oB tie 6ieler @uf=
gube in gldn5en6er 8eiie gere6t miro
urr0 gera6e5u angitli6 6arauf be-
oadt lit, 6nb 6os 2an6 sic @abrbeit
erfdbrt nn6 MIR Ole 8abrbeit.
Die groBen lam6eSipra6igen 3ei=
tungen un6 3eitidriften iin6 bas
ni9t. Dieielben B11blifationen, 6ie
5u @egin1t unieres &rieges ie6en o1s
Merrdtber bran6marften,, Der Nei<
gung befun6ete, 1ri6t alle MaBnob=
men Der &egierr1ng unbeieben gut
5ubeiBen, iiben beute n0rgeln6e &ritif
an oQem un6 je6em, tpas ni6t nod
ibren @iini6en gebt. l1n6 tpen11 li9
fir ibre. M0rgelin6t einmal gar
ni6ts bieten mill, Damn erfin6en tie
ettpas. @ie Golfers @eeflD un6 sic
Seem Dorf Sribune in Ben mgefIbr=
ten 6dllen getban boben. Sir fenla=
tioneqe Mnsi6la6tungen m0gen io1=
4e grfin6ungen ii6 ia m1sge5ei6net
.ber1pen6en Iaiien, potriott19 1in6 lie
ie6enfans ni9t. @err @reel bot re6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

&ublifum an3ui64uar5en iuben, ur1-
pabre 8ebm1ptungen ilber ibre mo
raltide. @erfailung in Die 8elt ieBem,
alberne @eriidte Derbreiten urrb dbn-
Iliben lnflg peruben.. 8u1rabit Ell
nen betannten probibitioniItii6en
Mgitator, Clarence Gr1pe @ilion, Der
iiiinJit einen Mrtitel IN firbli6e 8lat-
ter lan5ierte, in mel6em er unter an-
1beernl bebanptete, nniere 11ad Jronf=
reib peribifften Soloaten ieien 6e1n
Gru1rfe ergeben uno litten infolge0ei=
fen an tefelbofte11 &ranfbeiten.
@as SEER Clarence Sr1oe @illon
nit iol9em @eidmiere beabii9tigt,
lit !1idta ldiper 6u errotben. gr mill
gegen Die @etranfeinou=
itrie madben u11 in 1einem blin6en
1anotismlts erfennt er ni6t, baB er
nidt BLOB Eauien0e bon amerifani=
lden Miittern nit banger Gorge er=
fiut, ion0ern aud ben Stuff umierer
Mrmee gefabr6et, lie Dor 6em M11s=
lanoe Derab1eBt. DuS e1ne lit 10
nerd9tli9 tpie 6as a16ere. Mer
SEER George @reel fabrt bent Sba6-
li1g Clarence Trl1e 8ilion b0s in
bie Naraoe. M1t Der 9an0 6es einz
i6l4gigen amtliden 3ablenmaterials
tpetlt er na6l 6aB Ole 8ebauptung
SSH ions, l~11uiere Sol6aten 1eien bon
efelbaften @%ranfbeiten berle1dt, I'M
mobr lit, un6 bamit taqt naturli9
al1b Die mettere 8e6utptl1trg5 Der
ltar6en 8erbrei11rp 6ieier &ranfbet=
ten meroe ol1r6 11nmaBigesT Sri11fen
8ori6b geleiitet.
@err greeI erbringt 6en 8etpeis,
6aB bie Mrmee ni6t bloB nidt in
6en bon @ilipn bebaupteten nmfange
berie11bt lit, ion0ern bob 6ieie &ranf=
beiten a1d timber 6en in Srage font
men6en MGnrern beoe11tert6 abge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
EtthnthRrapif.
@ebrau1 ser Ghcliteine 81 Setls
stuefcn.

0lueucl.
Mit benz Mamen 2itbotberapie
1ot elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5oriher in
elmer biftoriihen 9%arlegung bic me-
ctainiide @ermenouna Der Goeliteine
besei6net. Der @ebrau6 Der @pele
iteine gu Seilalpeden 1T uralt uno
beitono einerleits in Der 8erehrung
zines @teins ,ls Saltsman oDer
Mmulett, anoerieits oartn, oab bic
Il bitana oes Steines, pulpertiiert
ppsr aufaelDit, innerli6 senommen
lpuroe. Gus Geburtslan0 Der 81
tbptberopie lit Snoien, bas 2anb,
nelien unermeblihe ShdBe an @oelz
itsinen heute no9 iberrai9en. 9ier
sntitano Der CLAUDE, BOB Elm toftz
borer, ni6t tdalta portommenoer
Stein imitanbe lei, Dos berrlidte
gut, bic @eiunobeit. pieoer5ugeben
poer gu erbalten. 3oblrei6e alte
Nue!len unb @9riften geben ausz
fiibrlide 8eriGte iiber ollie gu iener
,3eit betonnten nGbeliteine". 9ier5u
iperoen ni6t MIR iene Mineralien
serehnet, bic mir beute unter bieiem
Se9riff periteben, fonosrn es tommt
nod cine ganae Reibe anoerer 8orz
per, pie bei{pielsmeiie Der 8ern1tetn,
binsu. SIR alle bieie @teine CAB es
nun beitimmte Sno;tottonen nnb Sc
braudsporIhriften. Der 8erfai1er
bat es in iebr interelIanter Wet1e
pertonoen, ben 3uiommenhons Der
Snoitotipn nit Der 7rrm ooer Tarbe
n%ohsuipetien uno tlar5uftellen. SisIs
Gosen, bic iih I'M Die @tetne uno
IRE @irfiomteit peben. entbebren
eurhous nidt Der poeiie. 9enten
mir op6 MIR an bic poetilhe Gr5dbz
l1119 Spios ppr ben 6eliaoen: bic
ihren ppn tSeus in ben Grioonus ge<
16Ieuoerten 8ruoer Nbueton beipstn<
ten uno sur 5trofe bon 3eus IN
@6norspappeln pertpanbelt puroen,
ibre SrGnen in 8ernitsin. Notirli@
tniipft iid an ipl6e Sage o1h
monfe M;Bpeutuna, unp 10 entz
nidelt ii9 Elm gebetmnispolles, far
benreihes 8ilp bon Der 2itbotberaz
pie, oas BON benz @erfai1er in tlarer
Weiie bon ollen @eiten beleu6tet
piro uno eepib nit gu ben i%ntereiz
iantei ten &opiteln Der @el4thte Der
Mebisin geb0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
Ser @etreioentrbrau6
I'M 8ram9emerte.

Die Metbooi1ten bon Seem Seriep,
oie in ibrer Ser ammlung III Mtlan-
tic gitp, tpie ieiner Belt gemel6et,
bns @etrdnfegeibaft ols Elm uSa1n=
mngeidaft" be5eidneten, 6aS feline
&iifii6t l11ro 5bonatng per0iente,
l6el1e1r ii6 trob ibres. a1tBerlib 5l1r
S1al1 getragenen @bri1tentbums
nibt int @eringiten, oaS @lal1e bonn
@immel bera1nter 81 liigen, 1penn es
ibnen in Sem &ram paBt. so itel=
ten tie sic unltnnige &ebal1ptl1na m1f
oaB sic g%rlpar11ngen an 8rot1toffe11
in nni epem 2atroe 5um groBen Gbeile
ourd, SOS 8ral1geaperbe neutraliitert
miir0e11, bas ve1porme" Quantitdten
bon Gerealie1r in olfobolii9e @etrGr=
fe per1pan6elte.
DoB Dies nidt mobr it, miiien
iie jeoenfalls ielbit. Mber Dos Motto
oieier @eleniduft tit, 6ab INNER et-
mas bd11ge11 bleibt ltn6 BOB Der 3tped
Ste Mittel beiligt, 11n6 tie bu11en fort
gelett in y6eni elben Serb, INN 6ie @elt
NIT S1eirgriin6en 5u betriigen.
@te perbdlt es itd) mtn nit DEM
@erbro16 BON 8%rotltoffen in ser
8rouinoultrie? 9ie lette ,boriiber
9luf{dll1B gebeth6e 5tatiltif itammt
aus bem Sabre 1916. SSn 6ieiem
Sabre probl15ierten sic @ereinigten
@toten 1S1 Minionen 811ibels Ger
lte. SIN 0er 8rntin6ultrie mur0en
in oielem Sabre So Miuionen 81t=
1bels berbral1dt, bon 6enen aber nob
Elm betr66tlider Tbeil aus Canada
fam, 90 6ie cona6iiGe @erite in Ser
8rouinortitrie ~bepor5ugt miro. &on
ser in bieiem 2on6e geernteten Nrtan<
titGt @er1te berbrmtdten 6ie 8raue=
reien tpeniger ols 80 Ero5ent. SCUM
fomnt aber @erite als 9rotitoff iiber=
bo11pt tper1ig in 8etra6t. Mas niht
in ser 8ierbro1terei bertpen6et miro,
6ie1rt falt ol1si9lieBlt9 ols 8iebhtt=
ter, un6 Sic gebraudte Ger lie, Die in
6orm bon g9lempe a11s 6en 8ra11=
fe11eln fornmt, lit glei6fous etn &C.
ia1d)tes nn6 nabrbaftes Giebfutter.
Son 6en 26 Milionen 81fbels
Meis, sic 1tnfer 2on6 I'M Sabre 1916
pro6n5ierte, fan6en 2,354,000 ST.
lbels in ser 8ralterei @~erpen6nng,
un6 BON 6en 1858, 100000 8uibelS
Mois 100000. Sic geiammte
grnte an @etrei6e betr11g int 2an6e
4,745, 100000 8a1ibels un6 6abort
bot 6ie 8rol1i116uitrie 70,505, 900
8111bels berbra16t.
Son 6te1en 70,5O5, 900 8nlbe1s
gingen 10000 600 8uibeIs in Gorm
bon S6le1npe als 8iebfutter an 6ie
Mil6ereien 51triid, 10 6aB it6 Ser
@erbrauh 6esj 8~raltge1perbes anf ct
tpa IS Meiuioner 8ltibe1s o6er tpeni=
ger ols ei1t 8ro5ent Ser @eiammtpro=
61tftion 6es 2on6es Ite1t.
Serner iit 5t be6enfer, 6aB ser
Nqbrtpertb ser @erite, Die at 8ier
%pertpen6et miro, feinestpegs D%erloren
it, 6u 8ier Elm ebenio geinn6es nte
11ubrbaf tes 2ebensmittel in flii1iiger
6orm lit. Ser Mabrtpertb Der @erite.
miro 6urb lire @ertpm6lung in 8ier
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eSn ser Sebr1tarn1mn,er bes &eb

Nv w "" 49,
groB Maga5ine, bes offi5ie1en Orr
qans 6es Mmerifanii9en &otben
@rel15es, 1tur6 Elm @e6idt bon Dem
englii6en Boeten &1opar6 &ipling,
in Incident in ungebiibrlider 8eiie
bonn Sberbu1tpte Der fatbolii6eg
Stride gefpro@en miro. Das bat Die
@u1bingtoner 3entrolitelle bes So
tben &rel15es beranlaBt, elm &11n6=
idreiben an idmmtli6e &apitel 6iefer
qroBen nattonalen Organization 81
riidten nn6 ibrem tieften @e6maerr
M11s6r11d 511 geber uber Die Mufnabr
me 6cs @e6idtes. Sos @ebi9t tp1r6e
unbeleber nn6 obne &erntniB Ser
@albingto1oer 3entrallteqe aufge-
nomnrer, u1ro Dos 6oriiber 10 fret
miitbig 5rtm Mus6rud gebra@te 8e-
6uuerr miro iiberau 6en anerbeiten
@in6rud mo9en. SIN Der gegemtpar=
tigen 3eit 1ollte angitlid alleS Der
mieoer aper6en, tuas geeignet lit, Ser
1timm1tng nnter einem Sbeil 6es
merifonii6en 8o1feS 5n errege1.
Me5r als iemols bral1den mir bente
ei1 ein5iges, opferfreupiges @o1f, un6
iene, sic gegen eiren Ebeil Der &e=
b0lferung beben, meil er 6iefeS ODER
jenes @laubens o6er 6ieier o0er iener
&erfunft it, ~ertpeiien 6em 2a1r6e
ei1ten 1ebr 1dle9ten 9ienit. Babr=
baft potriotii6 %geiinnte Manrter ha1n
6os mi6t; 6o5 tba1r 1olbe, 6enen Der
8atriotisma1s Dedmmtel fir tire
1dIedten SnItinfte 1T, 6enen er Weit=
tel gum 3pef 1T. Mittel gum i61e@=
ten i3med, nimmern1ebr gum g1tten.
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1tn1er alter Tre1tnb 8iQb Surt

1tnier alter Sre1no Biab Suit
6up lit iiingit ont BEN 1tnre6ten ge=
fom1nen. @ls er tpie6er einmal 6as
&qlb inn S9af1to1e ipielte nn6 &C.
RODE I'M i60niten 3uge mar, pnr6e
es 5tpeien 1einer 3ub0rers 51 1nmm.
tpun6ten it6 5nm @eben. Da B1lD
Ole iibli6e &ollefte nod m6t gebol=
ten batte, ma1r6e er OBJ Der 9AtSit9t,
eine,r Gbeil 1einer Sageseima5me 51
berlieren, ga15 tpil6, ur6 mie Elm Sc
l~e11ener i9rie er 6er beiben na6:
90 geben fife fin, 6ie 5mei Seltfels=
iobme." @oroa1f elmer ser bei6en ft6
1n16rebte n1r6 8iuD nit bofli6er Ser
be11gl111g 5urief: uM6ieu, Napa." SSSebt
tpn1r6en iie bon bent &ar6muriten
ni6t mebr bela1tigt.
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@Idm5enoe Mbtertt9mn8.

Srr ser lanfern6e11 ga1m11er Ger
3eit19rift S116epen6ent ri11r1t SEER
George Greel, 8oriiben0er 6es Cont
mittee on Hltblic Snformation Sic
2eute Dor, Ole 11iere Sol6ater beim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

tpeit tpirfiar1er gemadt, uls tpern iie
arr Mdit1ng an 6as gieb berfiiHert
miro.
unb nl1berbem liegt mirfli6 fein
@r11nb fir sic @alferbetligen Dor.
ii6 iiber 6ie angeblide @eridmets
Dung BON 8rotltoffen at entriilten,
tpeo11 man bie Sbatiade in &etro6t
5iebt, 6oB mir int lebten Sabre iiber
80 Milionen 8lt1bels @erite nab
europa gei6idt baber, I'M bie borti=
gen 8r%o1pereier 5u beriorgen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-15
List May
Be Issued Monthly or
at Every Two Weeks

Washington, Mar. 15.-The American
casualty list soon will be issued only
once or twice a month and then only
with addresses of victims.
Acting Secretary of War Crowell is
known to incline in favor of that plan.
He and General Marsh will consult soon
over President Wilson s suggestions as
to the casualty list situation, relative
TO changing the present daily system of
anne without addresses. 1t is said that
the %bi-monthly issuance with addresses
would not furnish the Germans with any
information as to identity Of the units.
At present military men hold that the
addresses tend to aid the enemy if print
ed daily, though the committee ON pub
lie information disagrees with hat view
point.
The actual suggestions made by the
president have been concealed thus far.
It is understood he does not make spe-
cific recommendations as to what
changes should be made but favors an
alteration of the present plan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-15
Woman Who Kidnapped
Baby Believed 10 Be
Mentally Unbalanced

Tacoma, Wash, Mar. 15.-Mrs. +. W.
Custer, who with her husband, is charg.
ed with kidnapping the six day old twin
baby of Glare Beal, spent the night in
the city Jail pending an examination to-
day into her sanity. When arrested late
yesterday, Mrs. Custer told the police
she herself had given birth to the baby
but complete Identification Of the child
by its parents, and of Mrs. Custer as
the woman who had been employed as
nurse for the twins, until she disappear.
ed Wednesday night, has been made.
Mrs. Custer was taken to the county
hospital and an examination by physi-
clans d~isproved her story of giving birth
to a child. Her own baby, born eight
months ago., died, and this is believed to
have affected the woman Is mind.
After having been put to bed in q
ward at the hospital last night, Mrs.
Custer wrenched two iron bars from a
window and made her escape. She walk
ed about barefooted and scantily clad
until located and taken to the police
station in an ambulance.
The Beal child was stolen from its
crib Wednesday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-15
Mt. Angel News Items.

Capital Journal Special Service)
Mt. Angel, Mar. 15.-Lawrence and
John ~Ruthenfluch, both of whom en-
listed in the marine corps, left last
week to report for duty.
Joe Buckheit has sold his house,
near college station to Mrs. Louise
Michels.
Mrs. Gentrup made a trip to Port
land early this week.
Alois r. Keber of Spaulding, Ne
.braska, who has been visiting his rel
.atives in this vicinity, left last week
for home, via California.
Friends of Mrs. Anton Stupfel will
he grieved to hear that she has found
it necessary to 60 to a hospital for
treatment. She is at st. Vincent 5 in
Portland.
Tony Skonetzni has purchased the
small stone building from David Back,
which stands mex to his place.
Jacob Setter Of the Mt. Angel gar
age, met with misfortune Thursday al
ternoon. While attempting to crank a
Ford, the engine uack-fired and broke
his am.
Agnes Bronkey, Mary P~resadder and
Theresa Nickel visited their relatives
and friends during the week end.
Mrs. Merkle has returned from a
flying trip to Tacoma, where she Wis
tied her son and daughter, Katherine.
There is a new addition to the Webb
family, Lieutenant Webb sent his
daughter q handsome bull pup and al
most the first thing that he did after
getting out of the baggage car, was
to take to the open country. 1T took
lcr,a oaruauf bove a hiG cbuuk Of mpat
and about three hours teasing to get
him back again. The chase created
quite an amount Of excitement in town
N. Pummer died last Sunday morn
ing at a ripe old age. The funeral was
held Tuesday morning. He is survived
By q widow and three sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Groh Of Man
'kato, Minnesota, visited their cid
friends Mr.. and Mrs. George May this
week.
Mrs. Max Matti and daughter, Mil
drcd returned last Monday from n two
weeks visit with friends in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-15
are shown for the first time.
War Books

"Pan-German plot u~nmaSked; Ber-
lin's formidable peace trap of the
T drawn war" a study Of the real
cause Of the outbreak of the war and
its prolongation by one who has stud
led the question twenty one years and
lprophesied the danger when few would
even listen.-Andre Cheradame.
Adventures and letters of Richard
Harding Davis Davis was q wal cor
respondent in the Spanish-American
war, the Beer war, the Japanese-Rus-
sian war and the present world CON
lflict.
''Carry on; letters in war times
"a revelation of the heart of a young
man who renowned a brilliant literary
career at the call to patriotic sacrl-
lfice.-Iieutenant C~oningsby Dawson.
''Student in arms writings by an
other member Of Kitchener's mob not
SO much ON action at the front as on
lthe soldiers attitude toward war, re-
ligion, his fellow man and such sub
tects-Hankey. :,
''Mv home in the field of mercy
the second book by the author of my
home in the field of honor. ''-Huard.
s'The old front line a vivid ae-
count of the line as it was when the
battle of the Somme began, by the au-
thor of "Gallipoli. ''-Masefield.
''Fighting for peace" personal ex-
Dperiences Of DR.. Van Dyke as minister
to Holland dat the outbreak Of the
war.
.fUnder fire." perhaps the grimmest
book on the war and at the same time
The trucst to reality.-Barbusse.
''The eyes of the army and navy"
practical aviation.-Munday.
Food Books
ceBaby's food; recipes for the prep
aration of food for infants and chill
dren. '-Abt.
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