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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
BY nlted Press {:

by United Press
FIRE ISLAND, y. Y. Jan. A.
Hidden from sight of those on shore
by a blizzard which came out of the
northeast on the wings OF a gale,
the transport Northern Pacific was
severely hammered by a rising sea
this morning Two hundred helpless
wounded American soldiers and the
crew of 466 were still aboard.
During occasional lapses in the
winds intensity sounds of the strick-
en- troop ship could be family
heard above the breakers roar. The
cry of "All's WE'LL" from the watch,
the note Of the ships bell coming as
if from a great distance told the
walters on shore that the vessel was
still holding out.
Army medical corps men, a few
Red Cross workers. the coast guards,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
RAILROAD DIRECTORS TO
OPPOSE M'AOO0 PLAN
I.y fuited Press

WASHINGTON. Jan. i-RailrOad
owners and directors Will fight Di-
rector Cen. McAdOo's plan to return
railroads promptly to private con-
troll If government opera tfon is not
extended for five years by congress.
McAdoo appeared before the SEN
Nte interstate commerce committee
again today for an hours grilling
on the question of railroad control
Spokesman for the railroads will ap-
pear Monday 90 oppose McAdoo's
fuggestiOns and TO present alterna-
tive plans for return OF the railroads
10 private control Railroad presi-
dents will meet i'm Philadelphia sun
day TO complete details of the pro-
gram they expect 10 lay before the
senate committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
NE " NAVAL BILL
WILL Be FRAMED
BY NEXT WEEK
Committee is Practically in
Agreement on Details
of Measure.
BY United Press:


WASHINGTON. Jan. Framing
of the new naval bill which will de-
termine whether the United States
is TO have a navy second to none"
will be begun by the house naval
affairs committee early next week,
Chairman Padgett said today
Although the majority of the com
mitteemen-both democrats and re-
publicans-a practically in agree
ment on the salient points of the
naval legislation, it is unlikely that
the bill will be ready for the house
in less than two weeks and a week
more will have to be given to its con-
sideration on the floor.
What the Poll Indicates.
A poll Of committee members to-
day after a month of testimony by
Sec'y Daniels and naval officers in
dicates that the bill will carry these
things:
An authorization of a new three
year building program, passage of
which will be looked upon as the
large navy test, with a small appro-
priation fPr this years work or none
at all.
An appropriation of at least $780,
600. 600 for carrying on the con-
struction under the existing three
year program authorized in 1916. but
which cannot be finished for three
or four years.
Retention OF the present perma-
nent strength of 131, 600 men with
authorization 10 continue the enlist
ment of 10000 more In the tenn
porary navy. with authorization 10
transfer 1000 officers who can quail
ify from the temporary TO the per-
manent roll
A provision 70 keep the pay Of
the navy men at the present war
time rate
A prov ision TO allow tha president
tc stop naval construction any time
an international disarmament agree
ment is reached.
To Reach Half Billion.
The whole bill. committee mem
bers predicted. VIII not run under
s500.00O.000 and may run as high
as $3.50. 900. Sec'y Daniels orig
inal estimates we're S2.6O0 900. 900.
later cut 10 100000, 900. The COM
rnittee expected 10 reduce the total
by cutting out all new land pur-
chases and like developments
Aircraft viii get more considera-
tion than ever before in a peace
time bill About $4,000. 600 will
likely be carried for this purpose,
which is half what the department
asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
NJ 'ADOO WARNS
AGAINST EVILS
OF OLD SYSTEM.
FavOritiSm of Large as Against
Small Shipper One Diff
Guilty Under Unrestricted
Railroad Operation.
Ey tnlt,a Press:

Ey tnitsa Press:
WASH NGTON. Jan. Warming
against evils of unrestrained compe-
tition. Director Gen McAdOo today
urged congress not to throw the
railroads back to their many own
ers-unco1trolled.
McAdoo, i'm appearing before the
senate interstate commerce commit
tee, faced a sharp fire from Sen.
Kellogg. Minnesota.
Evils Of competition are very
grave" said McAdoo. "They are
rrsve as regards the favoritism Of
the large as against the small ship
per Competition is not an unalloycd
blessing"
Sen. Kellogg asked if there could
not be regulated competition under
cortrol OF the interstate commerce
commission. McAdoo stated he was
not prepared TO take "a dogmatic po-
EltOu on any OF the big questions
regarding the railroads
Existing rates would continue i'm
event the railroads are turned back
TO private control. McAdoo told the
committee.
Nothing in antitrust laws PFC
vents unified terminals and consOli-
dated ticket Offices. McAdOo said in
contradicting Sen. Kellogg. who de-
clared the government instituted ac-
ton 10 prevent consultations OF
ticket offices at St Louis several
years ago.
sT don't believe a DrOpertv as
complicated as the railroads can be
operated by "A commission" McAdOO
explained. They might be managed
by a single responsible head, such
as "A cabinet officer"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
FOUR DIE IN CHICAGO
AS RESULT OF COLD

tF lnifel Press
CHICAGO. Jan i-Four deaths
indirectly due to Chicago's first cold
weather were recorded here today
Chicago was the center of sub
zero area extending far 90 the south
and west Much warmer weather for
tonight was promised. Comparative
ly small snow fan caused no inter-
ference with traffic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
NAME DELEGATES TO
SOCIALIST MEETING

CHICAGO Jan names Of
American delegates Co the interna-
tional socialist congress at lausanne.
switzerland this month. We're au-
nounced here today. John IT. Work
of Victor Berger's Milwaukee Lead
sr. Aleernon lee and James 0'Neal
~ New York are the men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
ARREST SIM FEINER.

HN 7 nIIH"I I-TeN-
DUBLIN. Jan. f-Neathal Brug-
ha. newly elected Sinn-Fein member
of parliament. was under arrest here
today. The charges were not made
public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
RRInF.ro-RE SUICIDES

CHICAGO Jan. THE nonev
There's Kenny had saved for
trcusseau purchased her burial gar
ments today She killed herself be
cause her good man" had been lost
20 her. she said ln a note
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
DOWN
RESISTANCE To
RUSSIAN HORDES
Reports of "RedS'" Success
eS Indicate Change of
Military Policy.
BY United Press:

BY United Press:
LONDON. Jan. with the boil
shevik armies winning additional
victories practically everywhere. re-
ports were received from several
sources today indicating a let-down
of allied and German resistance to
them.
According TO the Express, the
British light cruiser squadron viii
be withdrawn from the Esthonian
coast within a few days because Of
danger from the ice. The squadron.
however. will patrol the Baltic as far
as Danzig.
a Toxic dispatch said the war Of
flee has announced that 1900 Jap
anese troops viii be withdrawn from
Siberia. and that hereafter only the
smallest possible force will be main
tanned there.
Take Up New Position.
German troops have retreated 10
new position several kilometres
from Riga, abandoning a thousand
German soldiers in that city, ac-
cording to a Berlin dispatch The
dispatch said that the German cab
met had conferred with the German
central council Of soviets regarding
the situation on the Russian from
tier.
Well equipped bolshevik forces
have captured Walk and Wenden.
according 10 a Riga dispatch to the
Berlin Vossische Zeitung. This dis
patch said the German troops in
the Baltic provinces are practically
out of provisions and are refusing
TO fight declaring they wish 20 re-
turn home Immediately. Soldiers de-
Tending the railways are said 10 be
deserting. rendering orderly retire
ment of the German forces impos-
sible.
Bolsheyik Communique.
The bolshevik communique, re-
ceived from Moscow by wireless to-
day. said:
The Ukrainian councils troops
have captured Basy. Red guards
captured Novo-Gurdok Ukrainian
red guards captured Romel II is
reported from Narva that red guards
are advancing and annihilating the
white guards who landed recently.
"In the region Of Reval and Riga
the bolshevik offensive continues.
We have captured the Novo- Sven
chany station. Ulyanovka. Osipov
and a series OF villages along the
Ufa-S -Sterlitamak high way. Near
Perm, The enemy occupied Ryzu."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
WILSON'S DECLARATION
MAY PREC|PITATE CRISIS
IN ITAL| IAN CABIN NET
Gives Broad Hint That Italo-Slav Diff
ferences Must be Adjusted by
Self Determination.
BY ROBERT !. BENDER.

ROME Jan. 4-Prest strategy in going straight to the
heart of the Balkan situation, discussed by the people
politicians alike today has promoted expression
that expected go far toward clarifying the relations of a,
and the Slavic states which have Somewhat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
President Calls
on Pope Today;
Praises Italy
Wilson Pays Tribute to Ser
vice of Italian Immi-
grant to America.
Ev Un!tcl Press

y
ROME, Jan. 4.-The visit Of
Prest Wilson TO Pope Benedict al
the vatican today was regarded as
one Of the most important events
Of the presidents Italian visit II
was believed that a clear under
standing would be reached regard
ing the churchs attitude toward
vital principles Of the peace settle
ment.
Previous to his audience with the
pope the president conferred with
Cardinal Gasparrl, papal secretary
Of state, regarding certain angles OF
political subjects that were later
taken up with the pontif
The president went to the vatican
direct from the American embassy.
where he had lunch with Ambas-
sador Page. This was in Difference
TO the peculiar relations between the
vatican and the quirinal, which
made it desirable that the president
should proceed 70 the vatican from
American rather than from Italian
territory. The embassy, Of course.
is regarded as being on American
soil.
Conferences Scheduled.
Conferences with Premier Or
lando and other Italian statesmen
were scheduled for the president
after his return from the vatican.
The president delivered his sec
ond formal speech here at the state
dinner given by King Victor Em-
manuel last night.
Your Majesty: 7 have been very
much touched by the generous terms
OF the address which YOU have tuet
read" he said.
Il feel It would be difficult for me
20 make a worthy reply and yet II
could speak simply the things that
are I'm my heart I am sure they
would constitute an adequate reply.
7 had occasion at the parliament
this afternoon 20 speak Of the strong
sympathy that had sprung mp be
tween the United States and Italy
during the terrible years OF the war
but perhaps here I could speak more
intimately and say how sincerely the
people OF the United States had ad-
mired your own course and your own
constant association with the armies
OF Italy: and the gracious and gen
erous and serving association of Her
Majesty, the queen.
Admircs Immigrants
1T has been matter OF pride
with us that so many Italians. so
many men OF italian origin. We're
in our own armies and associated
with their brethren OF Italy itself
in the great enterprise Of freedom.
These are no small matters. and
they complete that process Of weld
ing together OF the sympathies of
nations which has been going on so
long between our peoples. The
Italians in the United States have
excited particular degree OF ad-
miration They I believe. are the
only people 0f q foreign nationality
who have been careful 10 organize
themselves 20 see that their COM
patriots coming 10 America were for
months and months and year 70 year
guided 70 the places OF the indus
tries most suitable 20 their previous
habits. 10 other nationality has
taken such pains as that and in
serving their fellow countrymen
they have served the United States
tCONTINUED on PAGE EIGHT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
THE WEATHER

Indiana-Overcast probably light
local SHOWS tonight ard Sunday. not
50 cold tonight. Lower Michigan
Unsettled weather probably local
SHOWS tonight and sunday. not
much change in temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04

tCONTlNUED on PACE EIGHTl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13

reip. Bertdufer befdmpfen fie our9
3eitung : Mnron3en. SIS 1T nllnmebr
Sa9e bes B11blifims, bnrauf 5u ie-
ben BOB bas @eieb our Mrnabme &c.
langt, inbem feline gertreter i'm Som
greB in 6ieIem Gimme initr1iert tper-
>0en.
Wie bie 8tebaiibter nngeben, miro
oos @eiek btuigere Sleiidpreiie our
Birfung baben, unb mie lie eS barle-
gen, ipribt anes fir oie &i6tigfeit
Dieier Mniidt. Collie fid 6as aber als
.nidt geniigenb ertpeiien, I'M benz Bl-
blifum refp. ben Berbrau9ern 5n
belfen, 10 miro bic &egiernrg ibre
MaBregeln nod meiter ausbebnen
miIIen, gletbbiel, ob man bus So5ioe
lism1s ODER 1on5tpie nennt. User bic
8orgGnge in Ser Belt beoba6tet, benz
fam nidt entgeben, BOB Die 8eidofe
flung bon biQigen Nabrnnsgmitteln
bas 81 unb 3 oner Staatsmeis9eit 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
usttpenHiec Selee:

Ser Berlnit Der 8eligion fubrt not
tpen6igeripeiie gum Berlnite Der S1H-
Iidfeif. Die @ittItbfeit 1T ni6tS an=
6eres, als in sic Braris uberiekte Ste
Iigion, ODER Ste Mntpenonng Der re-
liqt01en @runb1Gte dnf Die beri@ie=
6enen @fIi9ten Beg 2ebens. Bertpirft
man oie driitlide &eligton, 10 miro
man sic hriitli6e Sitli6feit bertper=
fen miiien;;, bertDirft man ale Nelt=
zion, 10 miro man ale @ittli6feit
beruerfen miiiien. SIZE &onieqnen5en
treten nidt a1f einmaI III ibrer gan-
aen 5hdrf e' berpor, ion6ern aum1b=
lid, ober 1i6er. @el1te baben feds
aug je 5ebn Mmerifanerr feine Ser
binounq nit irgenb elmer Geligion,
1tno es gibt nidts I'M 0ffentlt6en ooer
priboten. 2eben, oos cine aumGbli6e
REMEMBERING oieier irreltgtolen
Mebrbeit onoeute &1e Mn5eiden
{preden pielmebr fir cine Mbmdrtts=
ridtnng. $50 empfangen piele mn
ierer fiinfun65man5ig Mi1ionen ame=
rifanii6er &ittber tire religioie linz
termeilung? Sc ergreift einem Elm
@rauer1 ,merrn man 6ieier Srage mo-
her trit. @eligi6ie un6 io5iale Siibrer
flagen, baB bas tra1te Sein per-
IdfDinoet. Die Sonntagsfi6rle bot
iid ols einen erbarmIiben Bebelf er,
tpielen. @rnitgemeinte Wdnner, arh
unter ben Broteitmten, erfen1en Die
Motpenoigfeit, ben &inoern in eige,-
men 9hnlen religiofe 2ehre nno
8udt al geben. Mber bic Nnnabme
Ser 5mhb!gorlage I'M &ongreIie, Die
SEN gtaotsldnIen grnbes5niduB ge-
uabren nn6 8ltn6esfte1ern at benz
2tpede erbebe11 min, miirbe Die Son.
fnrreua ut,o Die 1nterba1t1ng Der Sc
metnoefdnlen 11nertrdslih e%ridhpere11.
53eritoSrte man aber Die Neltgtons=
ifyulen, mie bel bonn gbriite1tlme
|miiroe Damn ii fflinff5tg Sabre11 nod
|ubrig b1eiben2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
Grebcs Cob.

goIhes ipenbet sic 4olniide BOLTS
,pit1,rn. 6os Ieitenbe Organ Der oelit-
iden Sentrumsspartei, Der SaltIng
10, omerifoniIden grrppen I'M rbet-
niSdhen Ohupationsgebiet perr1 re
ihrpiihbt. Die gruppen Der 8erbanoS-
,,,; s;Hfte bie froft beg WnffenIfiaita1l.
nps rheinifdes @ebiet beieReu, fft11o
fir lire Saltn1g an WoIf : ~
Sint1 Ser @afferitll1tanosDeotngnn
aen gebltnoen. Mlta IT e &C. .ertDaI,
ten, oaB tie poltttide 8e1.d5fgpn1.IIs
Fit Sic Beitimntuttg ibreg Mnffrefe11s
nidtt gau3 a11ber adt lal1e11 me a1
wert mad, bieier bier Sabret1 butt
.aen Minge1g, mertr1 r1nd9 oteler eng
5iebliheu gerbeeralng oner 3 ',illta,r
iperte .uieoer enfdbeitgtpiiroige ny ny
fft1616e zines rte11er frleol1aden 5lla111'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
5n,,t Abihicc.

Ser Man6eiter Guardian perof:-
fentlidt Sen Bortlalt zines S9rtft=
hens. ,bos Sen aug oentiden 8efanl=
oenenIoqern beimfebrenben englii6en
Solboten BEL ibrer gntlali1111g e1nge,
bdnoiat murbe l1nb ben Sitel geln
Ib{diebgmort" tragt. Sc la11tet q
Ser &a,tptfade pie folgt: :
Ser @rieg If boriber! ys1tr 1od
furae Beile, ur1b Sbr neroet e avr
@eburtslon6, gner @eim, Cure a1e'
ben, Cure 1reur6e t%pieoerieber. Ne1t11
SIR bereifg tpieoer nit gnrer SAINT.
lie pereinigt fem peroet, tperoen aa11'
fenbe 1rn1erer 2anosle1lte nod n ter
men @efungenenIagern ihu1a9tert
oere11 Sera ebenfo nod bent Setn1e
h11nqerf pie bag Gurige.
SIR babt bnrd enge 5ait geonioe1
un6 aeIiitten unb Der nliroe oqs
nidt? gg aab 5ublreide nnbequem:
Iid)feiten, MiBberitanoaiiie li11o gr.
bitterltnqer,. Cure Gage tpar elrte
idnpieriae, uaiere eigene aber eitte
peratpeifelte. unier aa11b NOR ourd
eine Blpdooe abgefdnitte1, nnlere
8ipiIbepS;Herr,,q u,ro nriere Seere
litter, 11nter Dem Mauge1 On geeigne.
ten j. binreiiderben Nabrnngs111tte Egg
unb material(iien, bon allen Setter
.tpuroen al, ur{er eriid0piftes aar1o an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
Gin perlemmcer.

Die Mntmort oes Generals Yer1b=
ma auf oie gemeinen acknowledgment
oes @ari1er Matin bat nidt longe aul
lid marten laiien. Oieie 8eidnlbts
gurgen ridteten 1idp gegen Die amert=
fanil9en 6oloaten. @egen nniere
|S0bne, uniere 8riiber. Sic batten IN
E8aris un6 ieiner nmgebung mie &C.
meme Berbreder gebau1t, 10 bebo11pz
tete ser Matin, bdtten lid I'M Wonat
9e5ember nit mebr als 51pei Dlbeno
Moroen belo1tet, in 5peibu1toert SOL
len tdtlide Mngriffe periibt nnb ieien
ouBeroem nod an mebrere Slnoert
ldmerer @anbbdnoel beteiltgt getpee
len. Son BEN infamen 8eid1loigun=
'qen muroen in allen Sagesbldtter11
8ermerf ger1ommen, Inn 5u 5e1gen,
tpie bieI unbanfbarfeit es IN Der Welt
aibt. Ssseoermar1n meiB, mie tief Sra11t=
reid Bel unierer prddtigen Nrr1ee IN
Der 5dulo itebt, 81 mie ptel 9ant
les ie1em ein5elnen unierer Soloatef1
perpflidtet 1T. Sic baben Ironfrel6
Dor elmer idtperen Nieoerlage be-
1pnbrt. SIN ibrer unpergleihliden Sa-
pferfeit bot Der M11t Der 5%ron8ole11
unb @nalanoer lib mieoer aufgert9z
tet; lie baben SrnnfreidS @bre uro
aeben gerettet, un6 0afur bdtten l1e
etpas bel{eren Dnnf berbient gebabt,
dis Ser Matin unb anoere Rar11er
BIditter ibnen 5lteil tperoen laile11:
Stun bot General @eribing 1i@ let
ner idaperperleum6eten &rieger or
qenonmen. SIN bate Straightforward
8ofer nm cine MeuBerung 81 oen!Ge-
19uloigungen beg Matin erii19t: ore !e,
lie MeuBernng liegt iebt Dor. 5te 1T
bas, mas al ertporten tpar, n1to mas
.ieber ertpartet Bot, Ser uniere SUIT
aen fennt, peib, baB tie 5tpar alld} rl1r
Men}fen, ober baB tie Dor alem
Mmerifaner iinb. sic uiIien, pas tie
iid lelblt nnb benz 2anoe, belien Stol5
tie iino, ldul0ig iino. Ser Mattn bat
oeloqen, benn er bat etpas beDanptet,
nit Ser @abrbeit IN idreienoem N1-
berlprud 1tebt. l1niere mo6ere1t SUM-
oen iinb feline M0roer un0 Wegelage=
rer. Gie baben ni6t geton, mas ben
infomen acknowledgement oub 111r
einen Sdeit bon 8eredtigltng gtbtt.
Sic 10 Idmdbli9 Mngeflagten ltno
bon ibrem General glan5eno tretgez
iprohen moroen, Dos bofentlt@ al19
IN sSranfreid bon Der offentl19en
Meinurg energil6 po1Bogen meroe1l
tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
9ebeure Mnforoerungen geltent

@-EaEs
bteie nn6 biele a1toere 2ei6en mabter
es uns unm0glib, an bag gu tl1, mas
mir germ getn1 biditten. SS,1 Mnbetra9t
Der Berb1ltniffe totem mir unier 8e-
ites, Die &Grten Cures @eidids 34
mil6ern, @nd 8eqnemlibfeiten al
ii9ern, @u9 nnterbaItung, De19dfti-
gung, geiitige un6 forperli6e @rbo-
lung al beri9nffen. Sbr mer0et in al-
Ter Observation-Disclosures niernals aus
finben, tpie ihtpierig nniere !3uitdn-
De getpeien fino.
Bir tpiiien, DOB Sebler begangen
mlroen, un6 bob Gdqe bon barter
Bebanblung borgefommen 1i11o, aber
bafiir ipar bas friibere 5Ditem ber@
ant1portli9. l1ngerebttgfeiten un6
l1ebelitdnbe maren auf bei6en 5eiten
gu finoen. 8ir boffen, BOB SIR tets
beiien e%ingeoenf nn6 bober geredt
1ein peroet.
SIR bobt, als STR bierber FAINT, Das
olte @~ailerreib Dentidlan0 betreten;
beim @eggeben perlaiiet SIR Die nere
Hepublif, ben neueiten nno, nie
mir i'm at geltalten boffen, ben fret
e5ten Stoat ser @elt. @enn er1t elm
NAL sic 5@ronfen fiinitlt6en &alfes
11n6 MiBberitebens gefalen iein tper<.
Den, >peroet Sbr in glidlif)eren Bet
ten, pie mir boffen, bic beiieren Set
ten 6es 2an6es fennen lernen, 6e1ien
unfpeitpiuige @a1te Sbr gemeien ieio.
Gin Observation-Disclosures ni9t ben
ridtigen @eii6tSpunft, cine groB BE.
Station in Mngenidein 5n nebmen
.ooer at beurtetlen.
Ser &rieg bat ane 80lfer blind ge-
madt; ober tpenn ein mabrer nno
gerefter Sriebe betpirfen lollte, bob
Sen B0Ifern sic Mugen 6ariber ge<
0ffnef merben, 6aB ibre Sntereiien ge-1.
.mein1am iin6, 10 tpir6 oieier &rieg
niht bergebens geffampft tporben
.lein. 8enm iitid Die 80lfer enoli9
flor oariiber meroen, oaBsmi9t lte iel,1
Der iber gegenieitigen Seinoe iino,
ionoern SIC neutrality-suspicious.
bes ssmperialismus unb @apitalts=
mus iegliber Sorte, beg Singoionr-
ualismns, Der 4iigenL Sob nto Yer
odihttiignngen ul1Sildiiet,b Damn miro Sr1e,
Be nidt pergebens gei6loiien ner=]|
6en.
8ir boffen, BOB ieber ei1t5elne pon
@aah oIs Er1ger elmer 8otidaft oes
Wobluonens, Der @er1obnnng, Der
Mufflarung nod Sauie fommen
miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
nenlebens Der B0lfer beginner fol-
fen. 70 rpir0 Sic 6uItunn Der Befabz

menlebers Der B0lfer beginner iol.
len, 10 miro Die Saltung Der Befak
u~ngstrnppen in DeutidIarb onfiir
idtper in Die Bngibnle fallen. @ern.
De Sic Gambler am Mbein iinb in be-
ion6erer Beife bafir geeignet, cine
frieolihe Berbin6u11g 5tpiidn benz
8eiten uro Often fdnffen gu belfen.
Sic nrnIte, m1f r0miiber @rnnolage
beruben6e &l1ltllr bieier Climber, ibr
bemofratiiber @eiit unb ibr Grei-
beitsfinn, Die leben6ige unb frifhe
Mrt ibrer 8etpobner geben Dem rbei-
niiden Deutf1Ian1 einen beionberen
&arnfter, Der Ieiber IN ben berfIofe,
men Soften beg bonn preuBiiden Di=
litnrismus beberrfbten Denti1lm6
fir 6ie @eIammtbeit bes Heides ME
bon gum Musbrnf gelangen fonnte.
Das 1om un6 miro nber md gang ar-
6ers tperber, menn Bel Der Neugeitnl=
tung 6es be11ti6en 5taatsmeiens Die
bon tpetteiten &reifen itirmii9 gefor-
oerte Notwithstanding Hepub1if
benz 1re1ten Dentihlan6 ibren Stempel
nuf6riiM.
merbings f6dnnen Die Berbonos-
tr1tppen 6rr6 ungeeignete Saltung,
.boffn1ngsbolle Seine eritideno, ME
oertreter nn6 inter militdrt19er
8iQfur sic Namme beg Salies men
aulo6ern laiien. Collie %5utrefen,
mns bon Mnsidreitungen Der Sran5o-
len 1T ser BfoI5 o6er bon benz Mnf-
treten Ser 8elgier in Made1 nno
fonfhpo beri9tet miro, 10 mdre oies
dis Elm ne11es groBes l1ngliid, bag Der
6rieoensgefinnl1nge beg rbeintid9e1t
8olfes miberfdbrt, bitterli6. 5n be-
flngen. Gs 1T nibt u1tsgeihlo1ien,
bdB Harfe nebertreih1ngen babel I'M
terlaa1fen, gum EeiI bieaei6t nidt OBJ
ne beitimmte Mbiidten gepiiler &rei,
ie. @an3 onbers Hiitgen ieoenfols
Sic Mel6unaen, bic uber bas borrebbz
ME .un6 taoellofe gerbalten Der Nn1e=
rifarers n11bs .gngl6n6er an nns ge-
Iargens uno Sic Muffnifung beitdrfen,
;oaB 6pP @erbunogmadte berezebrli-,
den @inen baben, bie beiebten. 2a1=
Ser mad benz @inn beg Bofferittn-
iton6es su bebanbeln nn6 bic 'per-
idieoener1 it9 IN ben Mbeinla11oet'1
auftuenoen politifden Moglibfeite11,
gimme zines finftigen 9usgleihes
api5hen benz benti9en Bolfe na1o Der
b~eiekenoer Madt niht bon nor1tDers
elm AIT aerit6ren."