davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-04
First Aid 10 Marriage.


= Ofswhat use 10 q diamond, anyway
oonservatlonists who are for 'cutting
.,nt all extravagahces during the war
ire asking the question, says the Kan
,as City Star.
The answer, bHsed upon statistics
furnished" BY jewelers., seems to be
hat the diamond Is most valuable
IS an aid to marriage. II Is said
hat the trade In diamonds goes up Or
Town in ratio with Increasing or des
,reas,ng numbersl Of marriages: This
4 because the diamond Is used so
much a. the setting In engagement
1pgs. y
Last year the United States Inn
,orted s34,O00,0OO worth Of .-dia.
nonds, an Increase Of 20 per cent,
.wer 1915 and 110lper cent over 1914.
= Looking into this startling growth
n the diamond trade It was dtscOy.,
.red- that according to leading I'M
,orters, every girl expects real dia-
nond In pledge Of plighted troth these
lays, and the growth OF that custom.
coupled with good fines and an in
crease N the number Of marriages, ae-
counts for It."
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-04
:: =: =! T. H.! !!!| ;!
The tree EeStion,

therefore good age 40 years
carefully preserved with zinc pla~
where the damp might gather, and the
branches are held up with iron bars,
but It bears a goodly crop Of leaves,
and seems good for many years Of life.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-04

Outrages Enkindled
Wrath Of Danish Kings.
Records Show They Were Regarded
as . Daring, Predatory People
Of the Baltic.

The Esthonians, who constitute four
fifths of the population of the Russian
Baltic province Of Esthonia. which lies
between Riga and Petrograd, are the
subject of bulletin issued by the Ma
tional Geographic society from its
Washington headquarters:
alike the Firms, to whom they are
closely related, the EstAonians OF
Esths, a race numbering 1.O0O, 600 peO-
PIE, more than 100000 of whom reside
in Esthonia. retain many character
istics which bespeak' their Monaghan
origin. They are long-armed and short
legged, have broad face and low brows,
are usually beardless and have oblique
eyes.
-'sThe first record of the Esths in
Europe reveals them as a daring, pred
atory people Of the Baltic whose
piratic outrages ehkindled the wrath
Of Danish kings as early as the twelfth
century. In 1894 and 1895 Canute vi
sent strong expedition against them
and forced a number Of the law1ess
bands to accept Christianity and allow
themselves to be baptized. Hardly
had the warlike epreselyters left the
Esthonian shores, however. than the
inhabitants reverted to balisarism and
their heather practices. A quarter OF
q century later Waldenar Il was more
successful. He subjagated the north
eril portion of the land and brought
the inhabitants under submission to
the Danish crown. It was never a
willing submission. however, and for
more than 100 years the Inhabitants
gave their conquerors endless trouble
until 1343 Waldemar w decided that
they ere1'not worth the bother so
be sold his interest In the rebels and
In their land to the Knights Of the
! Sword, who were gradually spreading
their net of power northward from
Teutonic lands.
.For more than 500 years thereafter
the lot OF the Esthonians was virtual
ty Jthat Of serfdom under their Ger.
nan landowners.
s"In the sixteenth century both the
pbics and the fortified towns Of Esth.
~ placed themselves under the pro.
on Of the Swedish crown. but they
y forced to acknowledge new
Ter after Peter the Greats success,
wars against Charles XII. y.
"For the last thirty years the Rus.
sian imperial government has been
l making systematic efforts to abolish
lie Esthonian language, to which the
kpple have chung tenaciousiy. Harsh
Nations as to the use Of the Ian.
suage in%the schools have not served
to wean the people from their Ian
zuage, however. One characteristic
which has served TO preserve the Estt
Language through the centuries has
been the peoples love for poetry, and
they have fare natural gift FOR verst
dcation. ~
-rhe ORTHODOX Greek church Of Rus
isaa also has conducted an active pro
sram lii Esth6nia. but according to the
latest religious tensus % per cent Of
q inhabitants 3 stiils sutherans.r !
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-04
A Heroine Of War.

y 6efoIhe OF war.
Nine. Maitre, VITA of the deputy for
|eaone ct Loire, is of the most he
figures In Fran lay, says LII
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-04

aeefo1
iildren
gu can
Give
fSore
chance
ditiion.
comes
ID sur.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
PROF. F. RlSBERG TO
SPEAK At SWEDISH
MISSION CHURCH

Prof Frldolf Risberg b d. for
over 80 wears dean OF the Swedish
institute Of the Chicago Theological
seminary and one Of the most noted
and famous Swedish educators in
This country viii deliver sermon
ar the Swedish Mission church Main
and Monroe SITS. FRIDAY. Aug 80 at
7:4J o. m
DR. Risbers. who is am eminent
author and teacher has recently re-
signed from the chair as professor
Of the Chicago Theological seminary
and has been elected professor emer-
titus of that Institution. He is at
present devoting his time as super
intendeut for the Swedish Home
Seminary and one Of the most noted
churches and is also treasurer Of the
scandinavian Alliance Mission of
America which is the largest mis-
sion board among the Scandinavian
iu this country
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
JUDGE Lands. BENCH
TERROR. ENTERS NEWS
ROLE OF AUCTI0NEER

CHICAGO Aug. 29.-JudEe Kent
saw Mountain Lands. terror of H.
lusive would-he bankrupts. and I.
" W utigants has added a new
role 20 his extensive repertoire. The
other day there was a piece OF prop
erty that a receiver was trying 10
SELL
But Judge, the $4,000 bid is en-
treIy TOO little. We think said one
OF the receivers.
Agreed said the Judge
Then. turning 70 the Assem- bIaee
IN the court nc spotted several often
interested I'm property sales
Gentlemen" said the Judge. "I
have here a property engaged in the
manufacture OF waterproof veneer
for aeroplanes. a property OF consid-
cradle value and
Twelve thousand. five hundred
dollars shouted some one
sold" said the Judge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION

The Indiana conference or the
Young Peoples societies Of the
Swedish Mission churches will hold
their annual convention az Indiana
Harbor Aug a1-Sept D. Among
the features OF the convention will
Ie "A concert on Saturday evening.
Aug H. at which different talent OF
the state viii participate Services
will be held an day Sunday az which
the different pastors viii speak. On
Monday the young people viii have
am outing 90 Lake Michigan
Rev Emil @ Winstedt pastor o.
the swedish Mission church. who IS
the chairman Of the conference. will
leave SATURDAY At p. m ON tEe
South shore line with large dele
cation of young people from -h.s
CITY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
ORGANIZATIONS OF
COUNTY WANT TO BE
REPRESENTED AT FAIR

Several BED Cross rganizationS
throughout the county have express
ed a desire 20 be represented az the
fair i'm the community exhibits.
County Agricultural Agent Borduer
i- communicating with the various
organizations and If the decision is
made to present the exhibits the
prize money viii be used i'm Red
Cross work The exhibits may i'm
clude grains and seeds. sra hays
and straw. vegetables. including az
garden and field crops known com
mercially as yesetables; fruits. can
ned goods and flowers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
THREE CALLS FOR
MEN IN COUNTY
DrafteeS Named for MeChani-
cal School and Army in
September Lists.

--r---..-- L r ...1l~.s 5.
49,. ,--,.I - 80. -. Co.
..',- .'-1 - -,
- $3.50 - -, r. a0I
-, -, -. -, 60.
L...I, ~
s..'.....-l.' e.. - -.
- -. -. r,..-.a.
,te.,,-.,,I ,.,lf,o+ - - " So,
D.. -. -, ..,...,.,.,o,,.,,
-. -. - ~ SCI,
3d.. ,,..,,....-. $50. - -.
. .-'' -,'.-. ~ -
o. - 80 - Ia sna rl.r
- a.. "a .-..t
,.I..l,..,.,-.
,rs- -. $3.50. 49,. ..,i ,....
So ~ "
,,-1,.,~ ,,-.il,.f.l- % - ". -.,.t,
p-1s. 80. L..,--.-...'.. 80. =,
i-Cnrt,, 80 ,,3.bnv.-.l.... in I-,.ene II
p,l-. ao- ~ ,r,-I'a,,..t...
- el,
o. -, -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-29
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
about the room.
square Dear Teaching.

a bout the room.
square Dear Teaching.
"It Isl that spirit OF friendly COM
petition the kind which sees that the
other fellow gets square deal.
which should q developed in the
child whenever possible" said Prof
Calkins. ~ heard q man advance
the idea recently. that physical train
iG should be substituted IN the
schools for athletic contests, but that
man was OH wrong III those men
who shot Edith Cavell had taken
part in athletic contests instead uf
being taught merely physical culture
in school they would never have
committed that deed
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
90. 1918. as required by
Act of October s. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
Surge staotnsuisteiten.

Ter Npotbcfcr 8eorQe 6. Mo.
rtncr, Der om 6. 9c3cmber 0urd, ci.
men ltnfal 81 ieinem So0e fam, mad.
te Icd)s Gage oorher iein 5eItamcnt.
Gr oerntohte BARN ieiner eill8iqen
SodIter Icln gan5e8 @iqcnthum, ous
etfen 8ertb bon ltngefGhr $4,000 hat.
GoDaro 6ibpatrid, 500 @ooo
StroBe. Elm neutrality-suspicious. nge.
I%tcllter, fam in Sopunnub, Sn., Al,
Sdoocn. Gr mlroe in einem hieiiQcn
Sp'tnl untcrgebroht uno miro mobl
mebrere Wodcn orbeitsuniQbiq ble,.
ben.
RuboIf aooIoc, ser Dor benz
0orntprihter Itono inter Der Mn-
floQc, HrnoIo RebIaff elm Tohrra0 &c.
ltoblen 3u haben, befnnnte lid, nift-
idluloig. Sem ToG puroe bis gum
20. Ge5cmbcr oertaqt.
3Dei StrnBenbahnfpaqen COLI
olrteu I'M Nebel am Wittnod) Mor-
aen an Ser 3. StroBe, nabe Ser State.
Die cine Gar mllroe ettpoS bcifGoiqt.
- eric Smith mur0e tpeaen Ser.
nlSaobung zines 1pertbIoIcn Gheds
I'M Continental 2oocn BON ct. 2ouis,
NORM or gefliifltet mar, 5uriidgeholt.
@r pltroe nnf etnem 0erb0r Dor
Rid)ter 8rinoIep Dem &rcisaeriht
iiberplcfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
r Sin 9ricf ans Wurmeacn. q,

ciltcm 0ricf ocu mir fitr3lif BON @rn.
Norgcn SoDuu ans Wprlnn08ballgen,
Norpegen, erbieIten, iinoen mir fcl.
gcnoc MittheiIlng: .Wfeine Sdpc-
tier ans Canada, oic inns bier bciud,t.
brnd)tc etlidle 6laihen Sorni's MI
p~cnfrdutcr nit. IieIe OIcoi5in hot
unicre altc Wtitttcr Qebrnut1t N'r'''"
lit ihOn iiber oic Sicb3iQ mo lit icit
iIber oreiBiq Sobreu nit eucnt Sill.
tcnleiocn bebaftet ge1peien, 10 oa6 lie
IaIt Elm aritppcl mar. Naf Dem &c
brnith 6eS IlpcnfrGlttcr5 lit tie iebt
10 geiun0 qenor0en, ooB lie nit Der
Stfpeiter nah Canada slt reiicn &C.
ocnft." 9riefc, mic oicier erfldrcn c8,
meSbolb 0oS aItc, b%etp0hrtc arGuter-
heiImlttel in Der qan5en NcIt beliebt
gciporbcn lit, obglcif e5 niemoEs in
elmer oit@Idnoiihcn 3citung onQejei0t
mtr6c. g. lit nid,t III Mpothcfcn st
habcr, ion0crn miro ourd) bcionoerc
Ngcntcn q%clicfert. Won ifreibc an
Or. Eeter 6ahrncp & Cons 60. 250t
@aIhinqton @Ipo., Chicago, IN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20

Steppe. gn eiuer Complication pom
a%rnufbeiten itorb am Qienstag geah.
mittag 6rnu Wlarp Steppe. 1yrall
Steppe mltroe ON s. Se0tembcr 1857
in Geiterreih geboren. fam 1872 nod
Ymerifa uno nobnte in Ga GroIIe
ieit 30 Sabren. Sic binterldBt Den
@atten. Gas gegrdbniB finoet beite
Worgen Don &a1Ie, 1880 SSadlon
StrnBe, uno bon Der fl. Greifaltia.
feitSfirfe aus uuf Dem fat6oliiden
5rieoboie itott.
Stanef. @n elmer Complication
BON 8eihmeroen itorb geitern in lei.
mem &eim, 1902 Sii0 5. StroBe, i'm
aIter BON 81 1Sobren Der Stein.
maurer Sobn Stanef, nod IGngerer
8ranfbeit. @r itammte aus 9obmen,
uno bns 8egr0bniB lit Somstoq Wor.
gen 9 llbr bon Der bobmii6en Stride
ans auf Dem fotholiihcn iSrieohofe.
,Sbn iiberleben 3nei T0hter, ssrou
,Satob 2epid, uno 6rou Sobn 8infe,
bei6e bier mo6nhaft.
Sn ct. Wihacls @~oiienhouie
ltorben in fur3cr &eibenfoIge an Der
Sniluen3a Cecil Gc@ 10
Sabre alt. ionic ieine ShmeIter q n .
no. II Sabre oft, ieit 7 Sobren IN
nolioc. &bre Wutter, sic in Ghipe-
ma Sails mobnt, mar om aronfen-
bette ihrcr @ir,Aer
an Der SnfIuenan itorb i'm Ga
GroIie Spitol an Wittmo6 i'm 81
ter on - Sohren SRI. WonbeII
v otntero bon Ger Ga Groiie 3escue
WiIiion, Sie fam 4nfongS Septem.
Der BON Canton, 8, bierber, no il.
re Gtcnite icbr geidl0bt muroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
TranjOiiide ainoer.
@Onpernenr Tbilipp crlief in ibrem
Sntere1e cine 8rofla.
nation.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
December 90. 1918, as required by
Act of October s. 1917.
Taoiion, Il. Ne3.
@ouperueiir Yhilipp bot am
1ienstog cine Proclamation sum 9e.
item Der paterIoicu &inoer in Srant.
reid erIaiien. Der arieg hat Sronf.
reid nabc3u 3 Rinioren Mdnner ge.
foitct, Ole iiber cine babe Riuion
&inoer inter Is Sabren binterloIIen
baben. Nabe3u Die SdIfte bon oieien
iino ouf iremoc SiIfe ougcpieien uno
niiroen obnc bieie u~nterqeben. Ges
f~ran5oitlde Staat fam aber MIR 20
Sent pro Gag fiir ieocs oieier Ginocr
ailSieeen. oodl bnnit founeu oieie
niht gcfIeioet ur0 ernGbrt ipcrocrl,
nod fam man fir tie llnterfunit
ihnifcn. Toher bat man It oieiem
9duoc inter ~ocnt9tnuten LIZ Snthcr-
lei CHILDREN Of Sranee" cine Craani.
lotion qelriinoet. neld,e iilr oicie
Hlt0er Stl'C brtltqen lol mo Die be.
iiir $4,000 Dieier ainoer iorqt.
iSijr ieocS ajno ioIeu bier i1brIif
d%ufgebradlt meroen. uno
uodlt Dies pro Sna 10 Gent uus. mel.
DE 3u icreu 20 Gents pom ser iran.
'oijid'cu Repierlrua biu3liaejibIt Ole
Der aiuocr Iinoern piiroe.
lin nm aber nod mehr bicicr 0iu.
Ser pcrpiIcucn ST. Fouuert. ioutcn iit
nod utehr 2eute finoen. Sic oieicr Or.
lnuiidtion beitretu. Stn ieoem Grt
aeiiuNct itt Gin 3neig oerieIber. uuo
rcr tttnen iold,cu tCnut. brlitt mir
,ci Ser @anf unh3ufragcr uno linn
pir0 Su$fuuft mcroeu. 9ud uuier
Stdot ioIIte bier heIfenS eingreifer
lnN nidlt ,liriiditchcu. meun Is lih
I'LL cine cole Chat bdroeIi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
S0m Sobe a%bbernfen.

Mells. Miloreo eleanor, oas 5mci
Sabre nltc 3od)terd]cn BON 6rn. uuo
1Srau o. @eus, 43t4 Charles Stra.
BE, itarb am G~ien5tog an Bneumonia
Das 9egrdbnlB par geitcrn.
@nlter. 6rou emil 8olter Itarb
am 0icn5tag in ibreru @eim, 70S
Sio 3. StraBe, an Qneumonia. 5roll
WaIter mar cine gtormegerin. Sic
binterIaBt Den Soften mo cine 1odj
ter.
aabat. Sarriet ). ao6at, oos God
terd)en bon @rn. un6 6rou @arrp
gqbot 20t6 Siio 10. StraBe, itarb
Bien5tag Noflt on Eueumonia.
@annee. SRI. @roce 81Qace, 30
HSobrc alt, itarb am Mittrpof Mor.
gen. Sri. @alace mltroe BET einenl
9eiuhe Der &ieh NIsitequng in Gbi.
cago franf uno muBte ihnea nah Ga
Groiie 3uriiffebren. Sic binterl0Bt
Die gltern, @rn. mo 6rau Hobert
@aIace, pier 8riiocr uno cine Sdpe-
tier. Die 8eritor6ene NOR ein be.
IiebtcS Ntitqlico ser MeIt Aocnuc NE
tbooiIten Bcmeinoc.
3obrer. Sn Gallon, Minn., Itorb
an u. Nopembcr SRI. emma Rob
rer, cine Iriihcre 2cbrerin nuierer 81
fentIihen Sdulen. Cine oieabe5iiqli
de 9Infriht ginG 3rof. s. q. Sap
ben, Dem Brin5ipoI Der 2oQan. SfuIe
Nniongs 0ieier 8ofle 3u. Sri. Hohrer
mar aft Sabre lang 2ehrerin an Scr
2ogon Shule ulo pier Sabre lang
in Ser @ebiter Sdlule. Sri. mob
rer oerlieB ga Groiic nm inter @rof.
g. =. 8ene3et. Dem frilheren Sdu[
iuperinten0enten Der ga Groiier Sdus
len, in Guonsuiue olS2ehrcriu 81 mir
fen. Sri. Hobrec itarb on elmer Com
blifation bon a~ronfheitcll. Ias De.
grdbniB mar III GaiioE.
@iurnitab. FRI. emma Srcrc
@ioruItoo, 3odltcr on Irou Suliuu
9iornito0, 1907 0iarfct StraBe, Itnr6
oru Sonntag in binem WinneopoIiIer
SpitoI an pneumonia. Sri. @iorn-
tao mar oils 1urnlehrerin an ocn 81
fcntllhen ShuIen in Winneupolia
tbdtiq. Die 8erItorbene, sic % Sab
re oft ipltroe, miro bon Der Muttcr,
Orei Sdmcitern uno einem 9rltoer
befrullcrt.
E0Dinaer. 5Srou 3cna Morquerite
@6nInger, 523 Caledonia StroBe,
itarb om Sonntog in eillem bieiigen
Spitul an Ser SnfIucnsn. Die Ser
ltorbcne muroe 26 Sabre alt. Ger
8otte mo 3pci feline &inoer iibcr-
leben tie. Gos @egr0bniB lpur am
0ienstaa Rorgen olif Dem tothoIi-
iden 6rie0bofe.
Srans. Nn ser SnIlllen5n Itorb
aeitern Worqen in ibrem @eim 1926
aane StroBe, Srou 8corl Morie
Trun5 26 Sabre alt uno 8ottin BON
GboS. g. Irnn3. Sic bintcrlGi3t
Den 8otten, oie @ltern uno pier Brit
Der, elmer DAMON Soloot oriibcn in
Trorfreif. 3o8 9cgrGbni} lit hcrte
Ndhmittog 3 llhr Dom @nrie ans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
GnOrmer Tiidlinna! Die

GnOrmer S%iidjinng. Die 0ebfi.
Ider 8eo. SoI3bammcr mo Nop Wil
Ter madten am Wittmof Worgen
oben bel 9arrons S5lan0 cineu euor.
men Iiih3ug, I'M 8an3en BON ctpn
1900 8funo, mciit aus ictten aor-
pfen nllcr @roBen mo nlts @uiiaIo
b~eitcbcno, mo ilber $1,000 al Wertb
Die Hete, boil bis gum Rnnoe pom
ocn 1Sloiientbieren. muroen nod Dem
SluBuicr beim Riucriioe Gnrf mo
nabe bel Dem Observation-Disclosures bug
iirt, I'M 0eiieir elmer Q2engc BON
l3ltihultcrn ans BEN gtetcu in 9oote
uuo aus oenielbcn in aiIten per
padt, mo iofort al lofnle Tiid)bGu0-
Ter pcrfouft, Die Sen Sang Damn nod
Dem Citen %oerinn0ten, mo Elm gutter
Morft oaiiir porbau0en lit. Rchnt.
erlif lit, oaB Die orntcn Ibierc nif)t
qctootct meroen, ion6ern IN Den ai-
item CICno crItiden miiIIen, neil linen
ibr critics Reinstatement, oa3 Wniier
ichlt. @rgen 0lelc @ralIamfeIt
Ioaten @eiebe c~rloiien mer6cn, 0cnu
Elm cincm Iongen (o0c5fnmpie crleqe
mes Ebicr lit iidcrlih nm 10 oiel me-
niger accignct olS menif)lifc Nob
ring.
3miihen GAMING mo @inono iol.
len, luie ser Wil6hiitcr 0alttid be.
rihtct, in ucltercr s3cit itbcrbolpt
groBe ISiihidnqe inn Gnter ser Stro
me gcnIaht mor0m iciu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
80. @iaer ais SiIfsiheriff ernannt.

!. Suno, Der neuerm0blte Sberiii,
bat nl5 ieinen 8ebiIien @rn. go. Mils
Ter %crnannt, uno oteier legte am
Wtittpof Morgen ieinen 9lmtseio ob.
Yiiacr mar pier Sabre lang Steuers
abihdber, un0 er lit inter Den Re-
publifanern alti Der 9toroieite gut
befannt. MS 8eidnquiBidIieBer 1T
Same5 Gang dngeiteQt. 2ebterer bat
tc 0o5 Nmt 6crcitS iriiber inne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
Sersnisuuss=0 esweiier.

Bijpu. - 3eoen Radmittag uno aben0
Rdnoelbiloer.
ga Grohe Ehenter. - Se6en Hahulittdg
unb aben0 BdnoeIbiloer.
piaieitie. - Seoeu Nadntittdg uHo abeno
BnnoeIbilOer.
Bier. - 5eoeu Radmittng uno Gbeno
Grandchildren.
Gtranb. = Seoen Iad1mittag uub abeno
@anbeI5iIoer.
EUme. - RoroIeite.) - 3e6en Sag
Ranoelbiloer.
GahuO. = 1eoeu Rahmittag uno abeno
BonoeIbiIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20

2eidDc gefnnoen. Der @onoeI5iis
fiber Soc Miaioms pom 0romn3uiuc
fano gcitern Morgen nubc untcrbnlb
@romnapiae Die naftc 2cihe zines
ltnbcfonuten NtnnncS. Ser Coroner
8pon pom @ouIton Gormtn plroc be,
nohrifrgt, ser sic 2cite bclltc Wior-
gen nof Caledonia bringen lolien
miro. Nid]ts mur0c an Dem 2eidl
nam gefun0en, ons 3ltr Soentifitotion
oeS &erlngliidten fiihren fonnte. 2Sn
Ga Groiie ltn0 ltugebung miro 0ie-
nlau0 nermiBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-20
Gie ,Sln" epidemic i'm Sdmin.

Gie o6ln" epidemic i'm Sdtuin-
Den. Or. 6iiritmann mad)tc am
9ienstag befamt baB oie S~niIucn3a
Situation lid beoeliteno gebeiIcrt bo
be. 3lpei Aer3te, Die foit td9Iid) et
tpo 20 nelle Sale anmcloetcn OILS
Die Gpioemie iih auf Dem 6%obeprnft
befnro, botten mr. ic 5rpei SAT- 5t
meloen, unO Gbnlih oerbicIt rs lid,
nit Den on0cren Aer5tcn. Or. Shirt
mann fonnte nod nidlt iogen mann
oaS 2on5en tpicoer erIoubt mcroen
fuilroe, neil Gin oiesbc}ilqlifer pt
ffIrtb bon Der geiommtcu 82irro.
beitsbeb0r0e crit gefaBt merocn miilis
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Nm ScISntcn in Uniform, melf,e

ibre @ntlniiunQ3 Nopicrc oor3ei,
gen, oiirfen iebt nlfohollIhe 8ctr1nft
~oerfn1lft per6eu, crfldrt Elm @ed)iel-
blott. IS miro bieraui beiou0ers ultf-
merriam qcmodt, ga oic 2cltte orei
Monate mad, ibrer AusIheioung aus
hem Wilitar6ienIt nod sum 3rnqen
Der Uniform beredltigt Iino. 2Sm iihri-
gen lit oie Sate MIR pom iuriitiiflen
Stouopunft bon 9eocutunq, ga biefer
ortS oiele unierer @onrIunoA Ser
tbeioiger dllh itou frilber 8etrGnfe
lid, nod 9elieben 3l oerihaffen ge-
mubt baben.
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9okdres s.
Slife 6aben Idon Screen gebro.

Slife BADEN id)on Screen gsbro.
den, Elm S1noeorud elm @cr3 gemon-
men. Sect bat ser Chicago 8eiuno-
beitsbeaulte oas Sdnoeihiittcln oils
qciunobeitSgefdbrIid crfldrt. Gs
feblt nur nod, onB err Den 0lid in
@onn mo gld)t erfIdrt, Damn babcn
2iebe uno @oIitif oie beiten 4n.
griff5maifcn %perlorcll.
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tentions and still resist the sooner they
are driven into Germany's arms the better"
1.-The New York Evening Sun" re-
marks that the Bolsheviki were not wait
ing to greet American soldiers, and won
ders why the Soviet leaders should show
this suspicious attitude toward the
United States. 1t concludes that Gamer
leans in Russia thus constitute a great
potential moral force. The Bolshevki
with their somewhat futile shrewdness
have apparently observed this and sought
to avoid what they must plainly deem a
peril to them "The New York Times"
has it that "even in Washington they
seem to be continually in danger Of for
getting that we may win the war in the
West and yet lose it altogether in the
East. The war will not be won. the
world will not be made safe, until the
military and economic grip of Germany
on Russia has been broken" "The New
York Evening Post" hesitates and views
the setting with caution:
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Ell by some Of the Allies to the whites
of Finland and the Ukraine, whose hos
tility TO the Bolsheviki led them straight
into the arms of Germany" The same
newspaper writes at length on another
OCCASION:
"To test the temper of the people is in
decd, the principal aim of such move
ment, and this is the strongest argument in
favor of the decision to send only a few
thousand men. They will be symbol
rather than a fighting force. The only
enemy recognized in the official statement
is the force of armed German and Austrian
prisoners with whom the Czecho- Slovaks
have been fighting. In this there may be
some camouhaae, but on the other hand, if
sentiment in Siberia is as overwhelmingly
for Intervention, as interventionists have
been assuring us it was, a corpora's guard
ought to be ample. We may as we'll recog-
nize that in regard to this and other prob
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lens there is deep veil of mystery which
the expedition may help to dspel If it
has good fortune, if the people welcome aid
and permit such cooperation by armed
forces as will give security for plans of
economic aid, the plan can be enlarged as
far as Russia desires.
in bringing order out of chaos the first
thing is to find or make some stable founda-
ton; while Russia is given over to anarchy,
plumber and destruction to send help is but
throwing away what the Allies can i'll spare
But if with the aid of the Allies, under a
pledge Of non-ntervention in Russian at
fairs, Russia is ready to set about the resto-
ration of order and security the way will
lie clear for great movement for restoring
national freedom, territorial integrity and
cate and difficult task. and we should not
be too sangune, but if it succeeds it viii
be the greatest possible triumph, short of
a moral conversion of the German people.
that there could possibly be for the cause
of the Allies"
"The Boston Transcript" holds that at
the very least the movement of inter
vention will rob Ludendorff of a dozen
divisions on the Western front" The
Philadelphia Public Ledger" sets the
Presidential policy, as announced,
against the situation appearing in Rus
STA and concludes hopefully that it will
eventuate successfully for the Allies and
for Russia. The President, it writes.
wants to win the war as much as any
body, but he does not propose merely to
make use of Russia for that purpose.
The comment continues:
lie Will never try to trick Russia with