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The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Object Lesson: Americanizing Public
Schools by Wartime Activities

Amernizng the public school through financial time actv
illuminating object lesson to the teachers OF the
Swift school, parents pupils and the boys and them
selves
school, established five and named for George
Swift the of Chicago elementary school with
hundred pupils The grades include kindergarten to ghth
from five thirteen 1t is in the ward on the
North side fairly wedo neighborhood be said to
be typical big-city American public school,
Swift teachers proudly say "Our million school, BY
that it's activities during the last two have
amounted dollars The Liberty loan sales including the
Victory aggregate $915o The Red Cross ac-
memberships ambulance and Belgian cloth
raised by sale Of 21 tons of collected by children
is $592355 War activities include Y M A. caeen
library contributions and total $s61 The sale of War Savings
stamps pupils aggregates $2oo2 and the school itself has invest
stamps $455 the proceeds of The grand
total is $1,020S37.16.
therefore been served by the Swift school small
extent Swift shooto the teachers the pupils
parents the community and the school schoohas been far
greater proportion This benefit hardly be set comphen
detail 1t Includes however, outstanding items like these:
Uniyng Of teachers Of pupils and of teachers and pupils and dve
opmen the school spirit the Swift motto Ioyal and sbanner
is blue and white
habits saving and thrift appreciation value Of
money! acquaintance with business mods knowledge of the Of
organization teamwork training individual thinking and public
speaking .%
interest in American history and institutions and in
national affairs; splendid spirit loyalty and responsibility to school,
city and country .ra@
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Advice to American Disabled Soldiers
From Their French "Grandather'

Of National Institute for Disabled Sdes
Paris and have been called the grandfather of the movement
rehabilitation of disabled soldiers let speak should
speak children give few words of advice before leave
your country have just been visiting the f
institutions American people have organized for you
assistance in the reconstruction of your lives =sa
you a Leg both otherwise
maneuv disabled YOU sful workman in trade
will be carefully chosen for you Or prefer can com
p general instruction education certain subjects ind
splendid positions commercial industrial scientific firms firmly
believe that Just don you will understand
your duty both America and to yourselves to put into the
your ardr and which
evidence of when you to the aid Of France.
MANY of our nasmu they had beel
serving the nation the nation ought support them for A
of their than America thinks OF qibbln8
over the right compensation for their
disabilities but should give further proof
appreciation Of the valiant defenders by placing them IN pos
70 serve their country again through thdr work
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

buggy charmed Then she caed
:.
road The woman helped him into the buggy
and with the cnd soe
mother
received letter
1t chance
Mrs. John but Shoemaker =
n peace until tell
I he left me-
Cncago n
birthday dinner her her way
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

returned but not to A
wireless operator
the United After the signing OF the
this
orably discharged. ~, ,~.-.&&'.
position South America and
that Miss Van Balkon that
q without q country"
the large
soldier Thus she would auto
Inatca husbands nationality.
without country until she hap
domestic remained
= =
IF stranger
out q country" -.s -"<@&, -.
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

ernment in 1873 -15O feet from the
base-is of blue granite, not laid In
courses. From this point to within q
short distance Of the beginning of the
top of the roof the inside of the walls
is of regular courses of granite, CORE
spending with the courses Of marble
on the outside. For the top marble 10
entirely used. The work has been %.
clared the best piec+ Of masonry In
the world. BY plumb line suspended
from the top of the honument inside
not three-eighths Of an inch DETECTION
has been noticed. The keystone that
binds the interior ribs of stone that
support the marble facing of the pyr.
amid cap Of the monument weighs
nearly five tons. It Is four feet six
inches high and three feet six inches
square at the top.
ION the 9Th day Of December. 1884
the capstone, which completed the
shaft, was set. The capstone is five
feet IN inches in height, and its base
is somewhat more than three feet
square. At its cap. or peak, it is five
inches in diameter. On the cap was
placed a tip or point Of aluminium. Q
composition metal which resembles
polished silver, and which was select
ed because of Its lightness and free.
dom from oxidation and because Il
will always remain bright.
Staircase with 900 Steps.
"A staircase Of 900 steps winds lts
way to the top. around an interior
shaft Of iron pillars, In which the ele-
vatOr runs; few people walk up, but
many descend that way, in order to
examine more carefully the inscribed
memorial blocks which are set into the
interior wall at various places. With
In the shaft formed by the interior
iron framework runs an elevator, max.
Ing q trip every half hour and carry.
ing. If need be, thirty persons. As
this elevator and its ropes are of un-
usual strength and were severely test
ed by use in elevating the stone re.
quired for the upper courses as the
structure progressed, its safety need
not be suspected. The elevator 10
lighted by electricity and carries q tel.
ephone. Seven minutes are required
for the ascent of 500 feet; and one can
see as he passes all the inscriptions
and carvings sufficiently well to satis'
fy the curiosity of most persons, 40
none Of these memorials has any or.
tistic excellence. An officer In charge
of the floor marshals visitors into the
elevator and another cares for the oh.
servatory floor at the top; but no fees
are expected. The surrounding grounds
form Washington park.
'"The view from the eight small win
dows, which open through the pyra-
midon, or sloping summit Of the obe'
lisk, SIT feet from the ground, in
cludes a circle Of level country hav.
ing q radius Of from fifteen to twenty
miles, and southwest extends still
farther, for in clear weather the Blue
Ridge Is well defined in that direction.
The Potomac is in sight from up near
Chain bridge down to far below
Mount Vernon, and the whole district
lies unrolled like a map. TO climb the
Washington monument is, therefore,
an excellent method Of beginning an
intelligent survey Of the capital and
Of getting ones bearing"
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
spray Painting Corrugated sts

9pray Painting Corrugated 0tooo.
The corrugated steel used for air
plane hangers In this country and over.
seas was painted before shipment.
Owing to the large quantity Of steel,
II was out Of the question to do this
work BY hand and machines could not
be used on account Of the corrusatioos.
For this reason, . spray system Of
painting was employed. Fi0t the
sheets were crmted with red lead BE-
fore being corrugated, and after that
they received q coating Of green On
one side and gray on the other side.
applied by means Of Jet IA inches
Americas,
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Eats q Thousand 0uas.

A cliff swallow will eat q thousand
flies, mosquitoes, wheat-midgets or
beetles that injure fruit trees in a day
and therefore are to be encouraged,
says the American Forestry associa-
ton, Of Washington, which IL con-
Quoting the nationwide campaign
among school children for bird-house
building. This bird IL also known 90
the cave swallow because 1t plasters
its nest ON the outside Of . barn or
other building up under the caves.
Colonies Of several thousand will build
their nests together on the side Of .
cliff. These nests shaped like hat-
tened gourd OF water-bottle are made
Of bits Of clay rolled into pellets and
lined with straw or feathers. This bird
winters In the tropics. ..-
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

photograph Of the type used In rogues
galleries. It was the picture Of a
young man of twenty-five, who had
sbeen convicted of burglary. For 18
years the woman lad been following
a rainbow Of hope. She had just come
to the rainbow's end-and found the
grave of a convict in the cemetery Of
the New York reformatory at Elpira.
- A pretty hve-year-old boy, golden
haired and sturdy, was playing on the
grass in front of q little farmhouse
an Athens township, New York. In q
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Grave Of Her Convict Son at Her f1ainbows End

her ffysventh
to Butte small
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Denver Discusses the "EviI-Eye'' Hope Diamond

talked long and vaou about the death BY s
Washlng
the Hope diamond Fo1
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Miss Dee Van BaIkom: "A Girl Without Country

Dee Van Bakom She was born on on nsr -
to Paris to
Londoe Conservatory Of Music Wnen
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

she was S1XCeeu years OIU ueI AdItck1
who was a Hollander, died of fever
aid Dee came to America with her
mother, a French woman. She had
been in this country one short time
when the war broke out. :.
Dee Van Balkom wanted to DO
something to help. She had travelled
all over the world, spoke five Ian
guages, and was an accomplished
pianist. She could drive a car. She
Joined the ambulance service Of the
Canadian army, and sailed for the
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

portion Of the esae OF nes
time
Batting there but 10 oe
John
So bubble exploded.
talked OF tne
everybody knows Mr. Mclean
9l And the "
podnt to The history speak OF m EVIL
the since h arrival IN france
1toul a 1853 a. -
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26

Mrs. Edward Beal Mclean Is the
daughter Of the late Thomas Walsh,
millionaire mine operator of Denver.
walsh. was one Of the most noted min
ing men Of Denver. He was the dis
coyerer Of the famous Camp Bird mine
In the San Juan district He took
many millions from It and then sold
the control Of It to q London syndicate
for S1OO0O,OO0. At one time King
Leopold Of Belgium was q partner In
the mine; at the birth Of Vinson the
folSfan ruler sent the child q gold
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-26
Every Elementin Purchase Of Thrift Stamps
..- Contributes to Patriotism y
BY THE WIFE OF THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL

!
The habit of saving by means of Thrift and War
R1 Savings stamps is personal benefit as well as help
to the country combining patriotism with good and
SWMa.AMMA thoroughly safe business investment
NY The person who with his savings is taking part
600 financing his country takes the same relation
ship to his country a investor in any enterprise
Like the investor in industrial project he has per-
sonal interest in the organization, the cement and
the prosperity of the nation. He pays careful aten-
public affairs and hitherto Indifferent atl-
transformed scrunng critical thought He has
desire promote every webeng of the country The we'll
being country thus looked after becomes matter OF healthy develop
and lends encouragement to bohevist anarchist
There patriotism the personal gain accrun to the ndl~
vua from War Savings stamps four per cent
interest compounded quarterly The who accumuang such
fund better his condition when the opportunity comes
his way be spwred by unexpected storm OF adver
sy putting his savings Thrift stamps and War Savings stamps he
developing the habit of handling his earnings to their best advantages
is keeping out of debit evolving steady habits of seldevepmen
national stability and verneang
growth.
In other words every element the purchase of War Savings
contributes patriotism Even the personal profit they makes for
national sd and advancement for War Savings stamps
sucd such fashion that they benefit both the buyer and the
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
u n1erifnhilfe. Motfrena.'
Gin &rebs als W1rber.

Son einem ieltiamen &orfommnts
miro aus Meitoeutfblan6 beribtet:
Muf elmer @al6mieie bel nettielt tn
Ser &o6eifel beoba6tete id, 10 16reibt
YoitIefretar &nauf einem 8erliner
Blotte, einige ant 8ade itol5ierenoe
s@araben. Bl0Bltb erbpben lie ii6 nit
ma6tigem @ei6rei, tporauf it9 I'M
Mngenblid cine gauge S6ar an6erer
@sraben 5ugeieate. Sd iab 6onn, pte
cine &rGbe iid INNER bober i9ralbte,
6ann in Ser Cuff freilte nno 16lieBli6
pI0bli6 in geringer @ntferrt11ng BON
mir lenfrebt our groe ifiir5te. Sd be-
elite mid, an Die Steue gu gelangen,
Inn oen %ion6erboren 6on ouf5nfla-
rem, nnb NOR b0dit eritaunt, am Sal
fe Ser perenbeten &rabe einen Itarfen
&rebs 5u fin6en. Die &rdbe, Die anl
@o6e BraB geiu6t, bat nod benz
@rebs gebaf6t babei bnte er be1t8o-
geI NIT Ser 51ere am Salie gefaBt
nn6 i'm III Ser Suit ertplrgt. Sen
I&rebs fonnte i9 crit Dur6 gefpaltia-
mes Seffnen Der 9bere bon benz Sal
Ie Ser &rdbe losl0ien:
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Gutter 8it glemeneeans.

Gin 8ib gIemenceaus aus oen
Gonferen5tagen, bebor Gaming aus
Baris nod Mmerifn 5nriiffebrte,
nadn Sic Runbe Durh bic engliIdee
8rel1e.
Sci elmer 3~uiammenfunft beg al
Iiierten Musidniies, beridtet Der
oMandeifer Guardian mar Die He-
De oabon, 81 neldfr 3eit man 11af)-
mittags sic sibungen forfieben tper-
Sc. Eittoni mebrte fib gegen cine
tribe Stnnoe, 90 ct bn1n fei1e Stelta
babe. Gaming ttrd1bte ftd geger1 oen
ipdten Madmittag, % er gois lpa=
sierenfabre1 unb Dor Dem Diner e11r
,ghIdfhen MAIDEN noue. gler1eneeal1
iummierte onrnuf folgenoermaBen:
Ole Neriammlung 1T alfo auf 3.ubr
anberaumt. XSinttoni fann Dorber idln~
fen, Canning md)ber nno @err Bal
four uno .id f0nnen pabrerb oer3e1f
fdlafen.
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8ie .es in Tronfreid 11nb England
ansfiebt.

Mus 2on6on miro gemelbet: Son
Sen @inidrqnfungen merit Ser 5rem=
6e in 9onoon g%egentpartig nidt ptel.
gr erbaIt 8rot unb anoere Nabrung
genug, or6 3uder. Mer aus Sranf=
reid fommt, fragt ltb eritalnt, po-
Ter Sic @ngldnber 6ie bielen @ier
gum er5ten Sriibltiid nebmen. Mnber-
let's 1tnb I'M foblenarmen Sranfrei6
sic @lenbobntpogen uno Die 9otels
gans an6ers gebei5t alS IN England.
sssn Sranfreid 1T Der 8irtl6nftsbe-
trieb 10 neit fretgegeben 6aB mon
gegenp6rtig bonn 8ormittag an Bis
1radts / l1br 10 5iemli6 anes baben
fonn, tpos Sic oltritige &eble Derlangt,
Gong onbers III England.
Ser Mnsldnnf ie6eS olfoboli11en
lit INNER nod on beitimm-
tie 5tunben gebnn0en. Son nabmit-
tags 1913 bis 6 l1br 6arf nidts Mlfps
boIbdltiges u11sgeidenft mer6en nnb
bon 10 nbr aberos an lit mon mie-
berlm our Mblfinen5 DerurteiIt. 9as
gilt nidt MIR fit Die Bars l1no Hes
ito1trants, fonoern oud fir Die SO.
teIs. @enn man nadfs aus 6em gbe.
ater bei1nfommt, fam man id nidt
einnal mebr nnf benz 3im1ner cine
GIaide Bier ierpieren laiierl unb mab
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9rahtlple g~elearapbie.

IS lit pobl tpenigen befannt, boB
man sic brabtloie Selegrnpbie IN pri-
mitiper 5orm i6on felt Sabrbunoer.
ten fennt.
Gin Naturforiber, Der in SSllama-
To, I'M Mma5onasgebiet, r%ei1te, berid-
tet: Die 8etpobner 6ieies 8ebietes
gebrmu9en Elm lebr primitipes 5Item
bon orabfoler 5elegrapbie, oas bort
idon felt Sobrbl1nberten befannt lit.
Ser uebertrdger beltebt IN einem bob
len goumitamm, Ser bon elmer Stan=
&c, bic 5piihen 5mei 8aumaiten ge=
iponnt lit, berunter bangt. SIN SSn=
rern lit Ser uebertrdger mad Der Nrt
ether gioline gebaut. @eun man nit
einem fleinen @artgummibammer a1f
bos Sn1trument idldgt, miro cine 8i-
brotion berborgerufen, Die Iib met
len1peit iiber @ugellano fortpHanaen
fam. Ser gmpfdnger beltebt.in elmer
Gbnliben gtnridtung mie Der Nufge-
Der, nl1r nit Dem unteridieo, Dab Der
bpble @altmItumm anf elmer 9art.
bol5platte rubt. @enn in einem be-
nadbarten Dorfe, 0as mar1dmal bret
Big Meilen entfernt lem fam, Die
Melbnng geiblagen miro, per0en bie
0ibrattonen bonn gmpfdnger oufge-
fangen, mas ban1 unten einen iin,
ge11ben Son berborrnft. 9as 9onip-
ltem fennt ieoer @%inippbner, unb nuf
bieie Mrt unb Meiie perber irgeno-
tpelbe Rel1igfeiten raid %Derbreitet.
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Das trodene Mprtuegen.

8ie bereits fur5 gemel6et, baber
bel Ser Bolfsab1 timmnng in geortpes
ae1 iber 6as MIfobolperbot 6ie 9ei6=
ternbeitsfrernbe etnen beQ6tensmer=
ten Sieg errnngen. 8ie aus Gbrilti=
anio geidrieben nitro, iteben 5par
nod einige 3ablen bon entferrt lie
qenoen @emei1oen aus; 0te1e bermo=
gen aber 6aS @eiomtbilb ni6t mebr
511 peridieben.
Mbgegeben tp11r6en 100000 5tim-
men, gleid so Bro5ent aaer Sttmm-
.bere9tigten oobet er3ielten Die geud-
ternbeitsf reu11oe Elm uebergefDibt bon
run6 10000 9ttmmen; b%elonoers
auf bem 9onoe liegten Die 8erbots-
freunoe ouf Ser gan5en 2inte, nab
reno beilpielsmeile in Der &arptituot
GhriItiunia 69,9H Stimmen gegen
MIR 1852 fir oas gerbot abgege-
ben muroen. 8ie iibereinitimmeno
1nebrere nornegii9e 8latter feititel=
len, eri9ienen Die Nlidternbettsfrel
Sc bis o1f Sen lesten Wann, mabrem
Sic an6ere 8eb0lferul1g iid mebr
glei6giiltig berbielt. Sic 5olge miro
Iein, BOB in Rorpegen, iobnlo Ole
Sanoelsbertrdge insbelon0ere nit
fSranfreih benz cine unbeIttmrnte
Me11qe @ein pertragli6 uls Ginfnbr-
gut 5nftebt! obgelanfen iein miro,
fem Bronnttuein poer 8ein NIT 1nebr
als IL @ro5ent Mlfobol 81 baben ieirl
miro; Die neitere 6olge miro, fpie IN
onberen 2dnbern nit Mlfobolberbot,
cine 8unabme Der sSeimbrennerei'
Dag 1T Ste b1ltsltbe Seritea11ng BON
!Sdnaps) lrnb beg fble6ten Sonoels
iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
@er mar Der &Dutppniif?

SS1l einem fleinen Barrier Gbeater
fragte ein1nal Elm Serr, Der biht bin-
ter bent Srdelter itano, beribie6ene
Der Mnmeien6en, bon mem nobl bas
M1titfiituf lei, oas ioeben geipielt tDer-
De. Riema116 fonnte ibm Mnt1port ge.-
ben; aber Der &apelmeilter m1rbe
blr6 0ieies anbaltenbe Sragen auf-
merfiam nnb fam i'm 3piidenoft III
ben 3uidanerrallm, INT ben 6rnger
fennen at lernen. @ic er1taunte er,
als er in ibm Goiiini erfannte. .Ma=
iagfe er boflib, nbas 5tId,
bas ioeben geipielt tul1roe, 1T bod Die.
Sllpertiire gum DON SSltan" -sb)
oanfe Sbbnen, mein 9err," ertpiberte
Hoiiini, lid babe es nidtt tpieber err
far1nt.1
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Magemein
@i0euSmerteS
Sm 2anbe ser &11binen.

Ser &l1bin ltebt beute bel Ter Wooe
mie6er in beionoerer CUNT, Dor al
lem 6esbalb, tpeil ct in europa int
mer %ieltener miro nn6, tpenn er bon
1d0nem unb boben @etpi6t 1T, ben
Diamanten u%bertrifft. Mfan fann 0a=
Der begreifen, 6oB Ser &1bin unter
Sen g6el1teiner1 Ser beltbe5ablteIten
elmer 1T. SSm &0jnigsibab bon 6ronf=
reid ion ii9 I'M Sabre 1871 cine
&oueftion bon Qdt5ig nngemobnlid
groBen &11biner befun6en baben. Ms
Der gr0Bte @ubint ben man tn euro
pa fennt, gilt iener, Der bent Sbron=
iduB bon &nblnno angeborte uro Der
bie @r0Be eines fleinen 5aubeneies
errei1t. ST tpuroe I'M Sabre 1777 Der
3arin bon &onig @uitaD Moolf per=
ebrt. $50 er ii9 bente befinoet, metb
niemanb, berm1tlib 1T er, nte aueS
an6ere bon @ert in &1Blan6, nod
Der &ebolution geitoblen tuoroen. Nl1-
Berbab @nropos fin6et man aber nod
meit grobere Gubinen, 50 beltbt Der
@dnb BON 8eriier einen &ubin, Der
It's @arot tpiegt. ltn6 einen nod
gr0Beren 5tein 1on Der &onig BON
8irmo i'm geltb boben, einen 5teir1>
Ser ieiner @r0Be pegen Ben Namen
oes r&6nigs Der <bine1l' flibrt.
Das 1T fein 0unoer, oo benz Serr<
ld)er bon 8irma oue Sdabe ieines
2onoes geb0ren. 81 ten I'M oaaemei=
men 1tn6 Sn6ten I'M beionoeren 1T big
nuf Sen beuttgen Sag oas 9ano, no
iih Ser @nbin om banfig1ten ttroef.
Birmn ur6 Geplon liefern Der Nelt
audi Sic fh0nlten gteine. Mnf GeDlon
no sic &l1btnen meilt nit Snpbtrf111
auiammen %gefunben mer6en, jto o1e
beritbmtelten Dageritdttea lene BON
Matnapura nnb &anfata 9aS Ner'
fohren Ser @etpinnlng %erforoert fetne
beionoere Mube. @s geniigt, Die Groe
m1f Elm paar Dieter SSiefe ans51gra-
hen. Inn n1f cine erbige Mergelldytd=
f. al token, Sic Sic gingeborere11
eyllorn rennen. Mear 06roert oieie
sdibt outage utb ndi6t tie et1fa9
I'M naben 5luB aus. Die Better6e,
arbeitung eeidiebt an prt uno steae
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Cine rnTiid)e &ronjl1uelenaffare.

Gin aebeimnispones N1nfel nm@
gibt nod mmer Bag fnr5lid gentei~
6ete 8eridtpinoen zines groBer1 Ee1-
lee oes rnffifben 4ronidnses, ben Der
iid iett in 2on6on mfbaltenoe Jilr1t
SouIinpon in 8ertDnbrnng bnffe
Shirt Sonliupon, Dem es al1ger-
jdeinIid aus nibt befnnnten 8rin-
Ben lebr l1nangenebm 1T, oab Die N11-
g%elegenbeit infolge 6es Spnrfir111s
fin6iger Geporter ~Mberba1pt an Die
Oeffentlidfeit gelangte, 1ponte bic
Code nnfdnglih gang einfa6 berfuz
if)e1, 1drGnffte Damn aber iein De
menti onbi1i Elm, 6nB rfein ginbrub
beriibt'' por6en mare. Ser ugben1ng
stanbar6' teilt nun meiter oa5n NIT,
baB Ser @ert bes bermiBfen SSnfpe=
lenbebalters nit SSnbalt nidtt tpe11iger
aIs 10000 9ffunb 9terling betrdgf.
Die &leinobien tnuroen 5rerif per
miibt, ffnr5 nod elmer Menogeien-
.idyat, sic Shirt Sonllnpotp 11ro Sra1t7
gegeben botten nno an Der Il Ber1o-
men, meiit Mrifen anS ben bornehm-
item &reiien, teilnabmen. Ser lebte.
@aif botte bas Saus I'M III Hbr
berlafien nnb Inn l ubr tpuroe Der
gienbitnbl entbedf. Biele Der goel=
iteine paren iebr groB unb BON ull=
getp0bnlider 5arbenib0nbeit, 10 bob
ihr @ie6erauftan1en am 2or0oner
Snuelenmorft, mie man a11ntmmt,-
1idt unbenerft bleiben fonnte.
Cine Mnaabl Ser getDiegtelten 9e=
tteftiDs bon 6cotlano Dar6 itno IN
6ie}cn1 fi,uaos.tatii6 mml1tenoelt
8irfliJhfei1 fan fieberboft anf Der
GUIDE nod Dem Saiter, bon benz man
aber bisber feinerlei 5pnr bot, 10
boB sic 2onboner 3eitlngsle1er fbon
u%ngebuloig nod einem Sberlof Sol
mes uusfpdben.
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der NorDster1

|g(nipannuna l~1ierer gr5eltgungsfraft uno Brieoe I'M ~.
neren Mei6e. gelbit tpenn uniere Sabrifanter1 %gege1lfoar'
|tiq All elmer flleeiae1 Giinbube IN ibren @eineetpt1111e1 &C.
5tDunger11iei1 tpiiroer, tie tpiiroe n1lr porlbergeDeno zen
pnb iih piieln1ai be8ablt nnadber. Der &a1oel 1T rns Of
fen a1n6 es aibt Is piele ID9aarfte a1f benz Groenrnnoe. Ole
bieler Mrtifel blunf geitelt itno, oaB lns %alliibepal ole
idt}0nite1 9rofite lpinfe1. gber oies beoarf etner tle11el
Giinlidt, l,no leerqoe oieies 1T tpieoer oe groBe llnbefantte
ii, ben Rs0pfen unierer %beiitenoen alalie1 1.r1o qn 1gr
Ieidt AT Ioien tpare. Mir fonne11 nid9t un1bi1, bier 81
fonitafierer, 6ab iieoe 2obnerb0bung ben arbeitern gege11-
iliber iid ais cine profitable @eloanlage ertpteS. 8
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na6 einem rei9li9 prtmitipen Ser
fabren. De &ubingraber legen Dor
alem Wert 6arant 0em Stein oas
b0ditm0glt6lte @e1pidt 5n erbalten,
Ielb1t anf Soften Der S60nbeit Der
6ormen. 9aber fommt e. bob Die
,auf Sen europai16en Marft gelangen=
Ben Sublime elmer %erreuten gearbei
tung nntertporfen mer0en nriiiien. Sn
@ir1na miro bie &tbinengraberet
bauptiG6li6 in Wogof getrteben. STU
binenlager bon %geringerer 8eoentrng
finoen ii9 meiterbin in MfgbantItan
un6 anBerbalb Miiens anf Maoagas-
far, 100 Ser golobaltige nferlan0 beg
Nafinanfarotra, BEG Mmbabotra nno
nn6erer Gliiile biele H1btnen entbal=
ten.
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4 Oe5ennber o19.

NIT elmer 2imonabe nber einem So-
So obre WbigfeD porlieb ne1nlen ne-
.berfluifiq al fngen, bnB Die Clubs BON
Sen Drafoniiden Wabnabme1 nidt
beribrt neroen, nno bob ih Der
@lubnnnn BON morgens rnb Bis
abenos Ipdt nit Bbissfep nno anoe-
rer1 aa1ter Saden einluaen fam.
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1d botte chit cin isbSnes patcrlanN.

sd, hattie emit ELM i9ones 8aterlano
Sa lieet mein Saitenipiel, i'd babs 3eri9lage1.
@eru lie MIDI orauben nod Ser Seintat trage11,
sd, mil1fe u1iibe, miioe nit Der Snno
llno ioge ubgepanbt:
I'D, hattie emit ein Id0nes @aterlano.
I'd, hattie emit elm id0nes 8aterlano!
@er ,pollte nod NIT Stol5 bon 9el1tlblano lprede1t
Ser Gram mill mir 6as Ser5, Die A0ern bred)er.
SSNl leEn' BEN gralen &ppf ON frer1oe &sono,
Sail u1ei1,es &inbes Suno:
@ir mtten emit Elm f66nes @aterlano!
lluo oe1mod5 lieb' i'd Did, mein oeutides 9ano!
@adI auF r1ein Sinh, fir 9entldlano 1oll1t o1 leben
Inn Sic ~sertret' ne Seimat auf5ubebert.
9eltid, inb mir beioe, 9obn! 5rei iets betannt -.
Sros Sdnpad) uno S6ano':
ssir boben bod Elm 1dones 8oterlano!
SSobanna Wolff, Sambnrg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Der 4eIe beg Cages ipridt
man; nur I'M DunfeI Der Nodt ffpridt
man itd) o11s.