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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1919-05-10

Hunting, moss-picking, cutting
wood, and otherwise t~respassing OF
my property on Bayou Lasslere,
Bayou Platte, and Bayou -Four Point
ia forbidden. Violators will be pros
eeuted.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1919-05-10

The public is hereby warned no
to hunt, pick moss or otherwise
trespass on Cedar Grove Plantation
Grand Gallon. Violators will b.
dealt w:th according to law.
A. p. CANTRELLT.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1919-05-10

Hunting and otherwise trespassing
on Ashland, WOODLAND AID Ranch
Plantations, and other property be
longing to the Ashland Pltg. 4
Mtg. Co.. Ltd, il hereby forbidden.
violators will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1919-05-10

Continued on Page y
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1919-05-10

To vote in favor OF the PROPOSE
ton submitted upon this ballot,
place an (x) mark after b word
yes. To vote against 1t place
a similar mark after the Word
mo"
And the Secretary Of this Board
be and he is hereby authorized TO
have prepared for use at said spec
ial election all necessary ballots,
tally sheets, lists. Of voters and
complied statements of voters in
number and amount.
SECTION 8. That the polling
places for said election shall be at
the regular polling places respec'
lively for the precincts In each
ward included in said District. Tn
following Commissioners and CLERK
Of election are hereby appointed II
hold and conduct the said election
at the polling places respectively al
follows:-
a. At J. P. Hotard,s Store ii
the 9Th Ward, Parish of Terre
bonnie. Commissioners: Henri!
Ellender, Farquhard p. Guidry
Hays Hotard. Clerk of Election
7. p. Blanchard.
(2) At Klingman's store In tn
9Th Ward, parish of Tererbonne
Commissioners: Arthur Arce
neaux, Albert Boudreaux, ArthuI
G. Viguerie. Clerk of Election
Arthur Fields.
(3) At L. ]. L~apeyr0use's store
in the 9Th Ward, Parish Of Terre
bonnie. Commissioners Of Election
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17

Jortty into the open on what it in tended to do for the men who had been in service they began to give their attention to some of the meas ures that had been introduced early in the session. Although there is still procrastinatton, waiting on the turn of political sentiment and the political advantages they can predict Tor themselves in doing anything for the soldier, they are, at last, up aga-nst the proposition of whether they intend to do anything.
 On the other hand, no longer able to use the land bill as a camouhage or curtain for their inaction, the land bill is now beginning to stand on It's own feet and as more light is thrown on it it begins to look a great deal more presentahIe than it was tlrst reported to Q by interested poll llc-anS The bill as conceived by Secretary of Interior Franklin K Lane. was a much broader bill than the impression that Republicans have
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
DAUGHTER OF NOTED WRITER
 GETS A STAY
Miss O'Reilly Fights Com
 mittment to Bellevue.

New York, Oct. 17-NIiss Elizabeth Boyle O'ReiIly, author of several books, daughter of the late John Boyle O'ReilIy, the poet and editor of The Boston Pilot, was committed by Magistrate COrrigan, in Tombs court. yesterday, to the psychopathic ward at Bellevue hospital for ten days ob- servation as to her sanity. Applica- tion for the commitment was made by her sister, Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly, a magazine wrlcer of Boston, who alleged Miss O'ReilIy was incom- potent to manage her affairs
 Attorneys prevented immediate ex- caution of the magistrates order by obtaining a writ of habeas corpus from Supreme Court Justice Hen dricks. Miss O'ReilIy was paroled in custody of her attorney, B. F. Foster, pending a hearing this afternoon.
 The complaint says that Miss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17

O'Reilly had talked irrationally, and that she had been an inmate of an institution for mental treatment" A postcard she is alleged to have sent from Paris, where she lived for sev- eral years, was offered to support the complaint of mental distul eance.
 In an apparently calm and rational statement, Miss O'ReIly said she was willing to have her mental condition passed upon by two disinterested q aHenists or physicians and that she felt confident they would decide her sane. She said she had been in France since 1913, and that her sister had not seen her for ten years and knew nothing of her during that time except what others had told to her.
 Miss O'ReiIly said she served as a Red Cross nurse in France during the war, and later was attached to the American Ambulance at the Hotel Imperial Hospital at Nice. She re- turned to Boston in the spring of 1918.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
KING ALBERT
 SEES BIG TREES
 IN CALIFORNIA

yosemite, Cal. Oct. 1.-The Bel gtan royal party left Glacier Point at g o'clock yesterday morning over winding roads up and down the sides of mountains for a long ride to the Mariposo Grove of big trees, where luncheon was served around a huge campfire. When the trees had been inspected the return trip to the special trail at Fl Portal was made by auto mobile.
 The weather was ideal, and the King and Queen, as well as he other members of the party were enthusi- astic over the wonderful view.
 Most of the royal household made the trip to Glacier Point by horse back and immediately on their ar rival the King and a member of the party went for a climb over the mountains.
 The special train is due at Los An geles at a. m. today. It is probable that the party will motor from there to Pasadena to take the train. The next important stop will be ar Gallup. N. M, where a cowboy and Indian show will be staged for the royal party Sunday. A stop of several hours will be made at Albuquerque Sunday afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17

so. If no action is taken by the com- mittee then it is probable that some steps will be taken among the sol diers themselves, and their friendI about the country, to so organize the soldiers land loan work that it will be possible for all men who have been in the service and who are ser iously interested in the land project to secure the funds necessary for or iginal payments on terms that will be agreeable to them.
 The whole project has now come down to a point where those mem hers Of the committee who waited on the turn of political considera- lions are now beginning to feel the pressure Of the rural opinion, and it is said to be only a question of how much longer they dare to daily with this measure.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
allowed to go out about it would in-

allowed to go out about 1t would in dicate.
 The original draft made 1t neces- sary for the soldier wishing to take advantage of it to have at his com mand enough money to give himseIr a start. That is, if he worked on the reclamation projects, either in the East, West, North or South, he was supposed 10 have been able to save enough from the money paid him by the Government for this work by the time the farms were ready for occu- pancy, for the first payment. But some may not need this sort of inter tening employment but will want a farm. Whether any measure will be taken in the recommendations of the committee to limit the sum first required is Q question. There Is no doubt that it can be done and that thus the securing of this opportunity by the soldier, sailor or marine can be made easier, but the question is whether the commit ee with a Re- publican majority will see fit to do
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The City of Bridgeport invites pro posa1s for the complete construction of Municipal Garage.
 Proposal blanks, drawings and spec iicahons and all other information may be obtained at the office of the Board of Contract and Supply, City Hall, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Contract and Supply, until 12 o'clock noon Satur- day, November 1st, 1919.
 Each proposal, as evidence of good faith, must be accompanied by a cer- tifed check made payable to the City of Bridgeport. Conn.,, in the sum of 10 per cent. of the amount of the pro- posal.
 The right is reserved to accept or reject any and all proposals.
 By order of the Municipal Garage Committee.
 B. ". BEHRENS,' < Chairman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
ALLIED OCCUPATION EXTENSIVE

Berlin, Oct. 15-Indignauon was expressed today by members of the Budget Commission of the national assembly when the national treasur- CT announced the cost of maintaining entente armies of occupation and va rious control commissions would be from 2,500.00o, 900 to 3,000,0 100000 marks annually
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
DIR. LAFIELD BUYS LOT

William P. Seeley has sold to Dr W Arthur IaFfeld a lot in Brookiawn avenue for $5,0OO. Restrictions to the sale are such that only a single family house costing not less than $10,00O shah be erected on the property.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
DIED

ST. HILAIRE-In this city, Thursday. October 16, 1919, Joseph w. St Hilaire, aged 51 years, l month, 25 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Funeral Home of M. J. Cannon, 315 John street, on Monday, October 20, at 8:3O a. nl., and from St. Peters church, where a solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, at g o'clock.
 Burial in St. M1chaePs cemetery. Automobile cortege. G17b%p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17

Miss Cynthia Rock of New Haven is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. H. Stiles of Fairfield avenue, over the weekend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
WANTED TO BUY

prices for rags, papers, rubber and metal 95 Frank St Bar. BPS. 7o1l4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Kreaten eriin>en Hepm>
blif.

II STARTS, 26. Suli. - Die froo:
ti}den Grnppen proflamterten etne
l1nnbbdngige froatii9e &epublif> mie
Mel0nngen aus Mgram, Ser Saupt=
1ta6t &rootiens mel6en. Sin peri6ie0e:
nen Hnnften pereinigen it6 6te &roo.
ten nit nngarii9en Sol6aten.
Die Mel6ungen aus &roatien er=
pGbnen feline &1tbeit0rungen IN
Mgrom. Die 8eribte mel6en aber,
0oB 6ie unobbdngige froatii6e &epn-
blif in bielen Srti6often 6es SanoeS
perfiin6igt mur6e.
@ra5, 5teiermarf, 26. Sn1i. -
Seftige ~.3ulammenitoBe fdn6en in
Marbnrg, SO Metlen iio0itli6 Dor
@ra5 1tatt, no ein GROCER Sell oe1
@arniion repoltierte tpegen Der I'm:
5nfrie6en6eit iiber Sic Mbriiitung. sc
Herionen tprr6en getotet uno biele
bertpnn0et.
Sic unr11ben begannen bel elmer
io5tolilti19en &~erlammlung, mo 6tf
5pre9er cine formation elmer jugo:
llotDii6en @epubltf bori6lugen. @lo:
menii9e un6 froatti9e Sol6ater, 6tf
in GROCER Mn5abl 5ugegen tporen
19rien: m2aBt nns bon Serbten log:
trennen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
9as aaIb unb Sas 8a5s.

SIN State Colorado miro bot,
ben 3eitungen cine biibide feline
Bablgei9i@te er5ablt: Sic Sc.
l4tdte bon Dem &anoioaten Smitb.
Nr. Smitb trot Dor ni9t LANCER
3et aIs @erber fir Den Soften
zines Sberiffs geeen einen Monl,
1an1ens Sones auf. gines Mbenos,
tnr5 Dor Dem Sag Der 8abl, fam
Smitb gu Dem Sheunenbof zines
alten Sarmers uno traf gcraoe Sen
Sarmer, mie er cine Sub melfte:
Der Mann bate babel einige
S6mieriefeiten nit einem iiberntu.
tigen &alb, Dos beltdn0ig periudte,
gegen tim a115urennen. I'm ii6 sic
CUNT oes 8armers 5u geminnen,
l1abm Ser &anoioat 0as aolb ami.
l6en feline 8eine unb bielt es felt,
bis 0as Melfen erle0igt mar. Gann
itelte ct ii6 Dor: SD bin Scr.
Smit6, Ser republifanilde &anoi.
Dat fir ben 5beriffpoiten. Sd neb.
ME an, Sic fennen ben Maltn, Ser
gegen mid aufgelte1t iit2" Mit
laitigem Nugen5rpinferr ermioerte
Der Sarmer langiam: r8er6' i'm
nobl seenner1, &err. gr 1T ID orin-
1en i'm &aule u16 bdiilt nnie:
8Qbh."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
5tpci tpcitcrc N1onatc
Galocnfriit.

Walbington, ~. S1li. - Die Sc.
i%esgebnng our 0ur6fiibrung 0e1
Rriegs- 1pie Der %nationalen Hrobibi.
tion miro aller Wabrl1einlibfei1
nod nod 5lpei meitere Wonate an
lt6 mnrten lalien, oa Die Republican,.
iben Silbrer 6es Sanies it6 entidloi.
len, in oen 8erban0lungen bieie1
@orperidaft cine Bauie bonn 2. Mu.
quit big 8. September %eintreten 81
laiien.
Ser 5enot ielbit miro gepaltiee
Menoerungen in Ser Brobibitionsbor.
lage oeS @al1ies bornebnen unb iol=
tie ielblt Dor 6en1 Wieber5n1ammen=
tritt oeS @aa1ies Ser Senat 6ie amen
oierte &orlage paliiert baben, 10 tpirt
e5 nod geraume 3eit nebmen, bepor
oteie el1ogiltig CUR l1nteridrift bes
Pralioenten Dorgelegt tperoen fan1l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

@beinlanoes unter Sen 6rieoensbe
btngnngen nottpenoig 1T, mmroe beu:
tie pom oberl ten State beraten. @egen.
mdrtig bei6dftigt man fi9 NIT einel
MISUNDERSTANDING elmer Mrmee Dor
10000 Mann auf Ser linfen Settf
6es &betns.
Die Organization elmer miltarti4er
Expedition fir sic 8eiebung @@le:
liens Biz CUR l1rabitimmung muroe
beipro6en. Cine Mnteilnabme ameri:
fonii9er Er1tppen bGnge bon ser &a=
tifi5iernng 6es Srie6ensbertrages ab,
ga i'm Baue elmer on6erpeittgen @nt=
16eioung fein @ran0 fir lire Sc
gentport borban6en tpare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
piele Gcte Int eeyptiiAem
Nufitan~e.

IA 2on6on, IS. Sl&Ii. Mdtbun-
bert @tngeborene tpuroen get0tet un6
1900 pGbren6 Ser fiir3ltden Mufltdn=
6e in @gppten bertpun6et> mel6et etne
Depei9e oes Generals 6. $. $. M1=
lenbD. Cecil &armstportb, unteriefre=
tdr 6es Mniilteriums fir %o11stpGrti-
ge Mngelegenbeit ma6te 6ieie Be-
fanntmadn1ng int &auie Der @emei=
men.
0ie 8erlu1te bon @uropGern un6
on6erer 3ipilperionen tparen: @et0=
tet 81; bertpnn6et IS: Die militdri=
f6en 8erlnite %betrl1gen: @et0tet 80;
bertpun6et ia.
Sos Eo6esnrteiI pur6e iber 80
gingeborene %berbGngt; lebensl6ngli,
6e @aftitrafe uber ~. 8is 5u 1000
Herionen tplr6en gu &erferitrafen
berurteilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
pelcn eGmpfeft mn> itc>
Qett>

II @openbagen, 80. Suli. = 9as
Gorgeben ser Yolen IN @ali5ien, boS
qeltern BON 6em polniiden BreBbn.
reou gemelbet mur6e, re ultterte IN
ser 8eietung bon @ali5ien entlane
Ser 3bruc5fluiies, mte meitere Mfel=
bungen bin5uleben> uno 5tpar gingen
6ie Bolen 6erort rupi0e Dor, 6aB Die
l1frainer feline 3eit CUR 3erltorung
bon 81 enbabnen nn0 8riiden batte1t.
@emGB 0ie1er Meloung nobmen
sic Yolen $500 l1frainer gefangen II.
eroberten Al @anonen mie groBe
011antitGten M11nition uno Client
babnausriiitungen.
8ern, 80. Suli. - @eitere @rfol9e
bon General Sin1on Hetlura, 5iibrer
ser l1froiner, geger @olidemtfitrlp=
pen, bol1ptl06lid IN Ser Gegeno BON
Shmerinfa, murDe beute 6ur6 cine
0robtloie 9epeihe aus &amenet=Eo=
6obf POM nfroiniiben YreBbureau &C.
mel6et.
9on6on, 20. SS1li. - 9rabtlole
Serifjte aus Mosfau geben befannt,
ooB orl4Bli6 0es feinOli6en 9rlt=
des ltb Sic 8olibetpifi ertlang Ser
Nr6ongel giienbobnlinie 5n ibrem
Mrseongspunfte 5uriidge5ogen ba=
ben.
@ien, 80. Suli. - Sic ungarii6en
Somiettruppen nltr6en in nnor6=
n11nq iiber sic TbeiB bon Sen &und.
men BEL S5olnof 5uriifgetrieben, mie
bier eingelaltf ene Beridte mel6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Gr31ninet Sic 1nereen<
1tnno 1rlan>s.

2 Suite, Mont., 81. Su1i. - r@S
lit 6ie Bflibt 6es amerifanii6en SOL
fes> feline @egierung CUR Mnerfen=
nnnq Srlan6 nn6 elmer MbtDeiiung
0es G0lferbertrages at 3%mingen," er=
flGrte Cannon Sc @alera, Erdii0ent
Ser irii9en &epl1blif elmer 8eriamm=
lung bon 5irfo 10000 Herionen ST
ipro6 bon elmer Nlatform int Gen.
trum zines Carbohydrates un6 muir
Sc nit &odrnfen berart iiberi6iittet,
ooB es beinobe 5ebn Mtnuten nabm,
bepor er nit leiner &eoe Beginner
fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
ytaliener tint Kampfe nit
Jn9e>Slatpett+

- 9niba@, 0eiterrei6> 26. .Suli,
iiber 8aiel. = M@t italienii6en &a=
rabinere nn6 bier SSuga=@lapen tp1r>
ben BEL eirem 3uiammenitoB in 8o=
losca, maize 8il1me, getotet, mie eine
Mel6ung aus 4gram beri6tet.
Ser ~;3ufammenitoB fan6 nod einem
8erfu6e Ser Staliener, eine8eriamm=
lung 5u fprengen, Die ii@ 6amit BE-
idaftigte, 6ie iGapii@en &in6er nad
&roation at ien6en, 6amtt fie 6ie ita=
lieniiden Sdulen ni@t beiu@en mill
fen.
SIZE sSfaliener internterten ale gu,
ga4Slatpen I'M Sitter bon iteb5ebn Big
bier5ig Sabren, tpie cine Depei@e aus
Tinme mel6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
&mfti4iferltreif been>et.

8 Chicago, 81. Snli. = Ser 2uft.
poltberfebr 5pii6en Chicago un6
Seem .Dorf tpur6e geItern mieoer
aufgenommen, als Der er1te Stretf in
Der @ei6ifte 6es 2uftpo1tperfebrs 81
einem gn6e fam.
Mue Streifen6en tp11r6en nie6er
angeitelt, nit Nnsnabme bon 5meien,
megen tpelden ii6 Die S6tpierigfei=
ten entpuppten. sic tp11r6en entloiien,
6a iie it6 tpeigerten, int geebel nit
Sen Waidinen auf5uiteigen.
Ser 2uHpoit6ienit beripriGt iebt
Elm Minoeitgebalt bon $1,000 per
Sabr nn6 Elm Meiitgebalt bon $500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
6efahr >reRt Qt,terifaz
1tern int Sibiriete.

6 @aibington, 81. Suli. = Ser
einigten Staaten Trnppen, 5irfa 49,
900 Mann, io1ten iofort bon @ibiris
en- 5urufge5ogen tDeroen, lit Die Mn=
it6t bon Mrmee Strategiiten, obne
anf 6iplomotii6e @riin6e, mar1m ite
6ortbin geian6t o6er BORT bebalten
tper0en, ein5ugeben. Gin blutiger gu
.iammenitoB 3tpii6en Ben 8olidetpi-
1ten nn6 Mmerifonern miro als nn,
bermei6lid angeieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
6raf Karely Int Prae per>
bQftet.

Berlin, 81. Suli. = @raf &a-
roln friiberer ungarii9er propiio.
rider Brdit6ent, feline Grau un6 iei=
ne gan5e @efolgidaft muroen in
Brag berbaftet un6 in @etpabriam
gebra6t, mel6et Sic @oitide 3eitung.
@inige Sage 5uriid berlieB @rai
@arolD 8u6apei It a1f elmer &eiie maj
6en Bereinigten Staaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Gnelan> eeeen Sramett>
ititnmreht.

e2on6on, Is. Suli. - Die M6am=
ion @orlage, 6ie BEN Srauen nnter
Sen glei9en Be6ingungen tpie sic Der
Mdnner 6os @ablredt 5nipre6en ioI=
te> ober erI It bel einem Sitter bon 80
Ssobren, mnr6e bom Sberbmie bente
aben6 bertporfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Drahtleie erbinHnne init
Deutihlan>.

20 Berlin, 80. Suli. = Die @oi=
itl6e 3eitung, Sic aus offi5ieaen
Qne1en 0ie Nabri6t erbalten baben
tpiQ> gibt Die @in5elbeiten uber 6as
arrangement elmer 6rabtloien Ser
binoung 5mii6en Geuti6lan6 un6 Den
8eretntgten StQaten betannt,, Der
bel1te ODER morgen er0ffnet meroen
ion. H..
Die 3eitung i9reibt, 6uB Inter
banolungen getroffen mer6en, I'M sic
Bereinigten 5taaten CUR Greigabe
on6erer 6rabtloier S%tationen mie Sic
IN 8elmar, &c. S., fir ben 9ienit nit
Neanen 5u betpegen. 2as &ei9spoit=
minilterium etablierte cine ipe5ie1e
M%bteilung I'M 6ieie nno an6ere orabt=
lo1e Yrobleme 5u l0ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
&pr ser mnlangit in Stem @prf st1

O"~
5peiten Sabresberi omml11ng Ser pan=
o1nerifanii6en Mrbeiterf00eration gu
lammengefomme1ren 0elegoten bielt
unter anoeren auG Samuel @o1npers>
Der Brqii0ent Der Mmerican 6e6era=
ton Of 9abor, cine Mnfpra@e. Sn
oteler anBerte er iid anf @nni9 Ser
ger ialnmlung ar6 iiber 6aS @intpan=
oerungsproblem, 6ns oud) BEL Ser
foit glet65eitig abgebdltenen &onpen=
ton Der omerifQnii6en &rbeiterfon=
liberation cine pi@tige &one geipielt
botte> nn6 erflarte> men1 es nn6 iei=
nem @uni6e gi1ge, tpiir6en 11ur no9
iolde @inpan6erer %5ngelalien tper6en,
Die I'M &eitbe elmer MitgIie6sfarte Ell
ner Union o6er @etperfidnft ieten.
Wenn 9err @ompers 6os nidt aIs
Bribatperion, ion6ern nls &onpt 6es
atnerifaniiden @tootsberbonoes un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Gdnu1rrige @eiebe uab id)mnrrige

Sdaltrr1ge We1eRe ltl10 1d)a1lrr18e
Ridter ibeint es au6 IN @nglan0 81
geben. Nab elmer iiingif BORT abge-
gebenen gnti6eioung fam Elm Man1l
NIT Der S6neiter ieiner %beritorbenen
@attin cine nel1e @be eingeben, aber
cine Sran, Die li6 nit BENT 8rn0er
ibres p%erltorbenen @otten berbeiratet,
modt lib elmer ltrafbaren Sanolung
l1ul6ig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

0aber imgonmen ~tpenigitens oerGlebr=
beit Ser ba5u geb0renben unionen
geiagt fat; tpie erfart er es Damn ols
nit ieinem @oriblage beretnbar,
oaB oie meiiten bieligen l1nionen Die
l1nionsfarte zines eintpan6ernoen Mr>
beiters gar ni6t anerfennen iolen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31

: Gin GROCER Sell nnierer 6reuoe1
beltebt i'm 2osmer6en bon Sorgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
@ebanert Wannbetm Mor6.

Dor ser misunderstanding ipra6
aob ieinem 8eoauern uno Die Ser
urteiluna iiber oenMor6 an Sergeont
8aul Monnbeim, frons0itifen Inter
offi5ier, Ser fiir5lib in Berlin errnorz
set tp1rOe, Iusoruf.
Charming ieitems @rbergers.
@dbreno elmer 0ebotte I'M Ser Sea-
Notwithstanding, mudte Der oent=
ide 6il1on5minilter Wotbio5 gr5ber=
qcr einen Mngriff auf Oie Notional=
partei, tpobei er Oiele marnte, 0aB,
iollte lie mieoer ans &uoer fomme11,
es BEN Huin Geut16lanos beOeuten
lpllroe.
Serr Gr5berger beIprod) Sic politt=
Idle gel9ibte 9eutIdlanos mdbreno
Ser &riegsperioOe uno bebauptete, oaB
fir bier Sabre oie Station feline po=
hide &egierung, lon0ern cine milita=
ride 0iftotur batte, un0 es tbr
MiBgel6id mar, oaB Sic militariiden
Meiiter es nidt geitatteten, Ser eige=
ne11 Weinung Mus6rud 5u geben.
gs CAB eepil1e 3eiten, no es not
lpenbig getpelen mGre, 6rieoen 81
MAIDEN. Sic er1te @elegenbeit, iagte
ct, mar in 1916, 6urd Yraiioent
@illon, ober @elo16ter 8ernltorff,
Ser f,,r5 nabber bon Baibington gu
riidfebrte, tpur0e in offi5ieuen Quar=
tieren nidt bernommen, un0 oas 8er=
longen bes Brdi i6enten 8tlion, Srte=
Sen berbei5ufiibren, muroe 0ur6 eine
l1nterI eebootfampagne beantportet.
Nbermols NOR inn Sabre 1917
Elm 6rteben moglib. Oeiterrei6, iagte
er, gob befannt, 6aB es fertig lei nn6
belrodrihtige 9eutidlano imSomme1
sob o11f olterrei6iibe @ilfe nidt meb1
meiter gere6net meroen Tonne.
10000 Mrbciter ppm @eftri5itGts=
iperfen ant Stretf.
Mae Mngeitenten Ser 5iemens:
@hltdertmerfe, cine ser groBten @lef:
tri5itatsfirmen in Deuti6lano> BE-
f1llDen 1th al1 Strett.
Gin @%eneralitreif Der Wetauarbei
ter miro erpartet.
Die Mrbeiter Der 5iemens=S6
derttperfe, gingen tpegen Ser @ntlo1
iung bon 10000 Mrbettern in 5tpe
anoeren Mnlaget Der @eieai9aft 1t
5iemltro6t an ben Stretf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
Uoradn9e in DeutI6land.
Sortletung BON Se1te l.

brl,d, ser Somietrepublif 1T Mtiin=
dlen bradlte sic TGtigfett Mrelrotbs
Al, eiaem friibseitigen gnoe.
9entldlanb gcbrandt $5O,OOO,OOO,=
600.
"a Berlin, %. Suli. Die Sra=
oe ser Notpenoiefeit ser Mufnabme
eiuer Mnleibe bon $5O,O0O>OOO.00O
ieitens De1tidlano muroe in ben gor=
Oeraruno eebroHt, mie Der 2otalan-
5eieer meloet.
9epelbeu aus Oeltiblano oeuten
ol,f eine aubergeuobnlthe 8elpre=
f,uno ser Moglihfeit elmer 8rl111o=
eiaentumslteuer, einige mel0en> bob
cine 1id} ahpGrts be1pegen0e 5fala
fertiaeeltent Iei, Die ith bon 10 Yro=
sent ol,f @ieentum int Berte bon
$4,000 biz 5l1 gu IS Yro5ent out g1=
aent1,m i,, 8erte iiber $4,000 ct
itredt, mobei Die 5teuern III 3oblun=
gen iiber eiitien, 3eitternain bon bret
tia Ssobren entribtet 1peroen mulle1t.
Gle 'letten ,finan5leuen Ser1dte,
Sic int Der Mborboeutiden 3eitnng per:
6ffentlidt ipuroen, 5etgen, oaB
0eutidlanb $4,000, 100000 iabrltd
aus .nenel1 Nneuen oufbringen mub,
ober III ser *9auptfade meroen Die
ne,,eu Steuern auf Broftte aus an>
aeleetem @apitol erboben 1Deroen,
Sic iid) tpabrldeinltb in Den @ren5en
bon IS bis 80 8ro3ent bepegen mer=
SON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-31
GrSbe Ser Hhein>Ofem>
p~aftcnsarr1tce.

10 Baris, ~. Suli. - Die @r0be
Der Mrmee, Die CUR Sfffupation 6es