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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
Milton, Ind.

Omer Kerlin is a member of the
fury in the trial of DR.. kruger....''
Miss Nettie Bennett will be hostess
for the Home club this evening. go.
The meeting of the 500 club TO nave
been held this week with MRS. Elmer
Weaver, was postponed on accou4. u
the illness OF Mrs. Baker. :. .Dr. ROSS
OF Richmond was called Wednesday
evening in consultation with III. hoyaA
for Janet Kerlin. :. Mrs. Sam Bragg
and Mrs. Carrie johnson were at III
dianapolis the first of the week. -.
Mrs Julia Ball is home from Indian
anolis where she spent several weeks
with her children, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson. Mrs. Minerva H1ttle mas
had as guest this week her son. La"
renee Hittle of Indianapolis. 49,. Mrs.
Charles Roark and Mrs. Elvira Roarh
left Monday for Metz, Ind. Maple
Kinsinger, little daughter OF Mr.. ana
MRS. Gus Kinsinger is recovering from
an attack of scarlet fever. The chill
dren of the Burns school taught py
Miss Munger will have box soclal
tFriday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +:
Lamb and son spent the weekend
with Hartford City relatives. 80. Mr.:
and Mrs. Willis Leverton entertained
at dinner recently MIR. and Mrs. n:
IWiggins and Mrs. Alice Virgins or
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hud-
dleson and family and Mr.. and Mrs:
CLYDE Leverton and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hale were at Richmond
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. george
Klemm have had as recent guests Mr..
} and Mrs. A. L. Burgest of Terre Haute.
Mrs. Gus Ulrich of indianapolis was
the week end guest of Milton relatives
49,. Mrs. Catherine Swafford visited
Centerville relatives Friday MISS
Sarah Mehan has as house guest, MRS.
Minnie Eby of Dayton. Mrs. sam
Hoshour was hostess for the Mission
ary society of the Methodist church
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Walker led
the devotions. Mrs. Henry Larson
was program leader, assisted by Mrs:
May Trine, Mrs. Maud Manlove and
Mrs. Luella Highham. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hussey and family from near
Hagerstown spent Sunday with Mr.
Lindley Hussey and daughter.
Little Deborah DuGranrut is recover
ing slowly from an operation for the
removal of her tonsils.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05

HISTORY IS WRITTEN
AMONG ACRES Of DEAD

A French poilu. Pierre Calel. editor.
during the war. OF one of the famous
trench newspapers of the French army
writes in ILLUSTRATION (Paris) q NOV
ing account of q pilgrimage made
through the various cemeteries OF
Paris, where hosts of the wars dead
lie sleeping. ..
The whole history of the war" says
the French writer, appears on the
soldiers tombs. Reading the citations,
the names Of the battles where these
heroes were killed, on the fronts in
France, Italy, the orient and at sea,
we observe, passing In review. the
armies of France and the colonies, the
armies of her allies and--a bitter
thought-the victims Of Gothas, Ber-
thas and those who persisted In cap
tivity. All the war is there, bloody,
poignant and vivid. on the acres OF
the dead ."
NJ. Calel describes various touching
details, as, for example, in the famous
cemetery of Pere Lachaise, the rest
ing place Of one who Is, without
doubt, the youngest OF the soldiers
killed on the field Of honor: 'Raoull
| Thomas de CasteInau, voluntarily en-
listed, chasseur in the 106th battalion.
cited in army orders, decorated with
the Croix de Guerre, killed at the age
of 1871 years in the fighting before
Lingekopf, Alsace, July 2. 1919.
"F1owers observation-disclosures IN
| vases, in horn shaped containers OF
porcelain, of metal, and in a mustard
pot, and in one case-even IN o1rd
bathtub! And the inscription read:
To my fiance, telephonist, Killed on
the field of honor; on the tablet SET
| ND by a double widow, To the mem
ory Of my dear departed ones TO my
husband, killed at Vanquois. February
| 1915-to my husband, killed at Boucn'
avesnes, September, 1916.-Broehers
united in misfortune-Eternal fegrets.
"In Montparnasse cemetery an I'M
portant place is reserved for the wars
dead. In a central position stands the
Angel of Remembrance u'Ange gu
Souvenir). The families and friends
of those soldiers whose graves are
not distinguished come 1nsuncuvely
to this angel and place at his rect
marble tablets. photographs. flowers
and wreaths, utilizing this pre- war
monument as are utilized at Pere La
chaise. the monuments OF Buzenvai
and the siege of Paris. The great
Angel of remembrance, wings out.
spread, drops flowers upon the deao
from the height Of his pedestal. II Is
wholly impressionistic work ny n:
Davillon, quite the most artistic OF
those which have been adopted oy
popular sentiment. -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
Farm Sale Calendar
Monday. December &.

Monday, December 8.
Joseph Miller, one mile south of
New Madison, Ohio, on the road east
and west Of the New Paris and Edo
RADIO Pike, general farm sale at 10
O'Clock.
Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Administrators sale. Complete
cleanup OF live stock and farm i'm
plements, on Shroyer farm. 2k miles
east of Pershfng, at Harvey's Crossing,
at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, December II.
Elijah and c. c. Hapner. TX miles
north of Eldorado. Ohio. south Of Of
terbein church on Greenvilfe pike, at
1890.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
High School Notes

A silver trophy cup, two feet tall,
the gift Of Lee B. Nusbaum, was pre-
scented to the Richmond High School
by Charles w. Jordan at the chapel
hour. Friday morning. Shannon Neff
of the high school faculty, explained
the details Of the oratorical contest
with a short speech.
Orchestra and community singing
numbers were also featured. Miss
Helen Roland played a cello solo and
Glenn Price. captain of the high school
basket ball team spoke briefly Of the
coming basketball season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
Mostly Personal
RUNAWAY RETURNED.

Pauline Macksyniak, IS years old,
who ran away from her home here and
who was found by Indianapolis police
wearing boys clothing, according to
news dispatches, has been returned to
her home, local police said Friday
afternoon.
DR.. LINDLEY TO MEETING.
Dr. Harlow Lindley. Of Earlham
college, was to leave Friday for the
Indiana Academy Of Science state
meeting at indianapolis. DR.. Lindley
is to take a prominent part in the
program. .-.---. ..... -
NcoRDER TO SPEAK. -
Herbert Corder, delegate to the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05

10 a. m, in the state house at 1ndt-
annapolis, it was announced Friday.
FIRE CAUSES $50 DAMAGE.
About $40 damage was done to the
home Of J. e. Arts, 500 South Twelfth
street, early Friday morning, by fire.
Sparks from the flue caught the roof,
said Chief Miller. No damage was
done, except to the roof.
eUEkER GIRL RECEIVERS
Gladys Bueker, injured by an auto
mobile Thursday, is reported by her
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
KUN'WILu NOT BE
SURRENDERED, SAYS HENNEH

(By Associated PressJ
VIENNA, Thursday. Dec. 4.-Bela
Kun, Hungarian dictator during the
soviet regime, will under no 'circum-
stances be surrendered to Hungary, &C
cording to a declaration made by DR..
Karl Renner, Austrian chancellor, In
answering an Interpolation in the ma
tional assembly today. He said that
to surrender Bella Kun would be to
jeopardize the lives Of all Austrians
now in Russia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05

the Society Of Friends" will be dis
cussed.
A meeting Of the Southland Insti-
tute members Of the Five Years Meet
ing committee for better conditions
among negroes will be held at ZOO
o'clock Immediately preceding the con-
ference session, at which Edith J
Wilson and Charles E. Tebbitts will
speak.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
PRESENTS RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a joint
resolution, declaring the war with
Germany Eat an end, was introduced
in the house yesterday by Representa-
tive Tinkham. Republican, Massachu-
sets. He indicated he had acted at
the suggestions of Republican leaders
in the senate and said he would ask
early consideration by the foreign af-
fairs committee. House leaders said
they had no plans for action on the
resolution
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
REPUBLICANS MEET

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. "a definite
move to win the county organization
was started Wednesday at a meeting
In the Claypool hotel of more than
200 Republican party workers. In the
meeting, which was the sequel of
several secret sessions held by party
leaders opposed to Mayor Jewett's al
legged domination of county affairs,
the mayors name was not even men
toned nor did city affairs come in for
fany long discussion in the many
speeches made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
INDlcTS CULT CHIEF

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-The grand
jury returned an indictment. charging
violation Of the state white slave law,
against DR.. Johann Albertus. alleged
head of the New Hope society, who
was arrested recently in Detroit after
a raid here in headquarters of the
society, which published the Matri-
monial News and Cupid's Advertiser,
Albertus' extradition will be asked at
once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
CARLISLE WILL NOT DIE.

DOUGLAS, Wyo., Dec. 5.-That VIII
liam Carlisle, train bandit, who is in
local hospital following his capture
Tuesday by. Sheriff Roach, will not die
from the effects of the bullet wound
received in his lungs at the time of
his capture. has been announced by
attending physicians.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
Roturians Leave to Help
Install Winchester Club

: O1er 20 Richmond Rotarians were
ITO leave in autos at 4:30 Friday after
moon bound for Winchester where a
newly organized Rotary club is to be
Hnstalled Friday night. Delegations
from Muncie and Fort Wayne were
Also 10 be present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
Articles ARE FILED

Articles of Incorporation, with a
capital stock of 100000 were filed
this week in Indianapolis by the r.
w. Steinhart Realty company. The
corporation is for the purpose OF erect
ing buildings to accommodate auto
mobile sales and service stations, and
includes the Steinhart building here
on North Tenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
MISS GOLDMAN AND
6ERkMAN GIVEN WRITs

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Writs of hab-
cas- corpus in behalf of Alexander
Berkkman and Emma Goldman were
granted by Federal Judge Mayer this
afternoon upon application of Harry
Weinberger, council for the anarchist
sent to Ellis Island earlier in the day
for deportation to Russia. Weinber-
ger said he would insist upon his
clients presence I'm court when argu-
ments were heard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
z6 Stesl Workers Held
After Dynamite Explosion

PmTSBURG. Dec. 6-Seventy-six
Inch, said to be striking steel workers,
Ner4 arrested at Donora, Pa. today,
lWheo troopers Of the state police and
county officers ratded steel strike
headquarters. The raid followed the
Ae1pbosfon OF charge Of dynamite un-
der the residence Of Felix Burkhardt,
q workman, according to Information
received here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05

Friends conference here, in prepare
ton for the London world conference,
spoke at Earlham college Friday on
morning. The musical program plan
ned was postponed.
MODoc PHONE HEARING.
The public service commission of
Indiana will hear the position Of the
Modoc Telephone company for au-
thority to increase rates. at Modoc
and Economy, Ind. on Dec. II. at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05
SEEKS FLYING HONORs

LONDON, Dec. Capt. Howell, an
other entrant in the England-Aus-
tralia flight for the prize of $4,000
offered by the commonwealth govern
ment, started from the Hounslow fly
ing field yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-05

Adutant
Charles F. Sheridan
Of the American eg9n are already at work in their new
Of ONCE building have been leased for year
adutant experimenting the opening Of headqua1ters
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
Ser WbaeDr6nete 8arclGh BON Sea

Der Nbgeorbnete 8arcla1 pu11 @en-
fudp bat bent 4ongreB eine Borlnge
unterbreitet, bur6 melde, tpe1m Die
bom &ongreB ols &riegsmaBnabme
beidloiiene lanbtpeite 8%robfbntiio1 IN
&roft tritt, ser nngeietlide @erfoni
bon geiitteen @etrd1tfen p%erbitbert
tperoen ion. Sdort in Ser Tnfu4e,
ooB cine oerortigeBo rloge eingebraft
tpuroe, Iiegt 6os @inberitdn6nis, bab
man beion6ere. MoBnabmen fir no
tig bGIt, tint Sic 9urdfibrung 6es
@efebes 5u iibern. Son melder Mrt
bieie MoBnobmen fem iouen, ereibt
iid] ats ser @prlage. Gin itber bas
qonse 9ono reiden6es SpiteI= nnb
@ngeberipitem ion organtiiert tper=
BEN. Sen nit ser l1ebertpa6une 6es
@eietes betrouten 8eomten nn6 if
rem giitteIn io1en sic tpeitgeben6iten
Modtbfugniiie einqerGumt uer6en.
sic iol1en 6os &e6t baber, in<ieoes
Semi einsuoringen, I'M Nodferidun=
gen n115uitellen. Eerionen, Sic in ber=
bddtigen Sdulern berfebren, iollen
herboftet tperben fonnen, einerlei, Oh
iie sort geiitige @etrdnfe baben fou=
fen polen ober 1idt. &ur5, 6em ge=
meinlten Senltn5iantentum ion Sir
1tno Sor geoffnet tper6en. Gerionli=
DIE 8edte miro es r1idt mebr geben,
sic bon ser 8un6esberfaiiung goran=
tierte l1nberlebltdfeit 6es 9etms
miro Elm cling ser gergongenbeit
fein. 90 miro mani inter 6em Hro=
hibitionsgeiek int flaiiii9en2an6e Ser
Sreibeit Ieber1, un6 eine~ 2uit 51 1e>
ben, miro 6os tpobrboftig nidt ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
Nms Ser 1%tmeceent.
Melrpie.

@uttermober g. 8. Stte lit gliif=
lider Settler 6es berrliden iilbernen
Tii6z@erbice 6os er porlebten
@omstag bonn 5taots Milderei- nno
Nabrltoff Deportement ols 8reis IN
Sem iehsMonote longen 8uHerz&on=
te1t erbielt. Ser 5taot mar fir oielen
: &pnteIt in bier 0i1trifte eingeteilt II.
Melro1e geb0rte gu 6em 9i1trifte gtr.
4, in melGem oie bier fabri5ierte5nt=
ter ols sic bette onerfannt 11no oober
ser guttermober fir fem groouft
nit ben1 beiagten Eretie gelobnt
pnrbe. = Donnerstag Dergongener
@ode 1poren es ~ Sabre, leitoem
| @erborb &ibter ieiren SUP TT Die
Ort16aft Melrole lebte, Die er aus
einem ,min5igen Ort 5u einem Der
b%liibenolten 2onoitd6te 6es .Gonntp
beronmobien iub. Watbias Bol-
ter, Sobn Ser bier m%obnenoen Sal1i-
lie Mler 8olter, bat feline gllidlide
Mnfuuft bonn ienieitigen ont biesiei-
tigen III er 6es groBen Wal1ers w1l=
len Iaiien; er ermartet binnen Sur
3em aus 6em &eeresotenit enflol1en
au merben nn6 1i6 bal6 mteoer an Der
Seite 1einer @lterrr gu beft1oen. -
- @eit 8eginn 6es nel1en Sabres 1T
6ie bier be1teben6e &ote &reu5 8e1el=
Idnft 6eren Mitglieo1daft int 1ebten
Satire bereits eine aniebnltbe mar,
I'm ied)3ebn Mitglie6er g%eitiegen. n
Truu Sobn 2orer5 nn6 &tnoer paren
einige Sage letter ISOLDE BET IN ben
3miningsitG6ten m%obnenoen Ser
mon6ten nn6 Srel1n6en 3n @oite. -
ssobn 2oren3 bie1t iid) mebrere Gage
@eifdfte bnlber IN @anep Gitp, yt:
9, anf. - &odm. &err Welienoort
bon Oiofis erfreute feline bteltgen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
g2er HorusfefI,

8on, elmer ber prott,.iineuteiten bie-
iigen gauii1rgetsr. bas 3eitIide geiegnet,
radbem tie Dor obt Eage1t III iie1ler
Seilanitalt megen @aueniteine ope-
'riert iporDen mar, bon beren Jolgen
fie iid nidt mieber erbolen iollte. 8e-
items auf ben urbermeioItben Gang
in bie @pigfeit borbereitet, CAB tie,
ergeben in @otteg IF. @iaen, ibre
5eele in oie S6nbe TIRES S6opfers
5nriid. Die DabingeI6ie6ene mnrDe
i'm Mngu1t 1886 als To6ter Der So
milie Sobann Sdmibt geborer. Ste
bil6ete ii6 als &ranfenpflegerin aus
unb arbeitete a6t Sabre IN bic
lem 8erufe. Sss1n Dftober 1915 berbei-
rotete iie ii9 nit &errn 8ilb. g.San.
Ser gliifli6en @be e%ntiproien 5tpei
@inber, Elm 211@a Sabres altes 5obn-
den nn6 ein feds monate altes Wao=
den. M2it ibr lit cine treue @ottin u.
liebrei6e M>1tter aus 6em Da1ein ge-
16iepen, cine Sran, melde ale5ett
ibrer &inber Bette Stibe NOR nno Die
ale Bflidten elmer treuen 9ausfra1t
freuoig unb bon @ifer ouf iiG nobm;
6as Bobl Ser Mngb0rigen tpar
ibr @liid nno lire 2ebensaufgobe, Die
lie 1tets in Better @eife erflute. Wfit
benz IN 10 tiefe Erouer berietten Got
ten betro1ern ibren Singang ibre @l=
tern, Sobonn @dmiot nn6 @atttn
BON ct. Glpn6 nnb lire @eiftpi1ter:
@eorg bon 81. Bol1l, Matbt16a bon
81. @lonb, ebrm. S@meit tier @nelpn
.. g. s., 2itt1e Sans, CORPORAL
MIois Sdmiot in 6ronfrei6, Srau
8. IS. Magee, &orbtn Wontana, SEQ
s., 8ilings Mont., Mnor. S.Sdmtot
bonn 342. Snfanterie=Gegimert IN
6ronfrei6. SIM D~ienstagmorgen fano
mad einem in ser bieiigen Rfarrfir@e
Inn bulb 10 l1br pom bo6m. Yforrer
&uid unter Miiiiten5 bes bodp: r.
Qufe Stint, .. g. S., BON ct. @lono,
un6 oes bo6m. @errn &ral bon Sore
1ton Sic Beer6ig11ng I'M 8eiiein elmer
qroBen Meni9en16ar uuf benz btelt=
een @otesader itatt. Moge bic yer
5torbene ruben In Srie6en! Sen S1rs
terbIiebenen entbietet Ser vN}oroitern"
fem anfri6ttges 8eileto.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23

nurbe. Sn Der Dabingei6ie6enen be.
trauern bic 10 1bmer gepriften 81.
tern cine quite, folglame, bielperipre.
6en6e Sobter, tire 5pei @ei6miiter
eine liebeboqe S9ipeiter unb lire bic.
len Sugenogeipielinnen cine treue
Greunoin. Dienstagna6mittag fan1
in aIer Stine sic 8eerbignng BON
Trauerbauie aus auf 6em &albarien=
gottesa6er ltatt. Ser 8eritorbenen Die
emtge &ube nn6 SEN &interbliebenen
mobIgemeintes Beilei6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
Kirdlibe ua6rid,ten.

= SS1 ser &atbe0rale perlas an
lebten Sonntog beim @obamte Der
bo9m. &ntbeoralpfarrer Or. SEQ
@ans 0ie Sabresre6n1ng Ser @e=
mein6e. Der1elben lit %entnommen,
6aB 6te @eiamteinnabmen mdbreno
oes p%erganenen Sabres iib nit Ser
am /. Sanror 1918 in Ser &alie be-
fin6liben Bilan5 I'M 8etrage BON
$48.67 auf 6ie bobe 5um1ne bon
$26,989.53 beliefen, bon mel6er
Snmme ant /. Sa111ar 1919 nod
Mb5uq aler Muslagen cine gilan5
Don $16:01 in Der &oiie perblteb.
&on Ser fir ste @emeinoe. gemadte
Mnleibe mnroen S., 700 abbe5ablt II.
Sic be3ob1ten 3inien beliefen ii6 ouf
$2147.71. 1853 Tanfen Duroen I'M
Derqungenen Sabre borgenomme11,
unter 6ieien 5p0lf &onpertiten. 9ie
Mn5abl ser @ben betrug 81 un6 Die
Der SterbefaIe 81. Ser boblp. Bfor=
rer 1prad) iiber sic 2ei1tungen Ser
linn anbertranten @emeinbe feline
b0dite3ufrie6enbeit II. alien ienen let=
men Can't aus sic ib1t1 mdbreno 6es
Sobres in ser Musubung ieiner Sc
meinoeperlpaltungspfli6ten trei BET
1tanoen, pie qu9 ienen, Die CUR Ser
berrli6nng Ser @ottes6ienite ibr Sc
ites b%eigetragen baben. Die Sabres=
re6nnng bot mie6erum BON oem ifo=
mem @inbernebmer, SOS 5mii6en benz
&irten un6 ieiner SCRIBE obpaltet,
beiten 8eleg. gegeben.
s. &odm. @err 8ernbaro WeB-
lima, melher als Mrmeefaplan IN
Sort smelling feline Dienite benz Ta-
terlan6e meibte, lit aus 6emielben emit
lal1en moroen nn6 bat Die Ba1tora=
ton Ser 6t. Gbereiia @emein6e IN
Donneup, sic er Dor ieinem eintritt
in sic Mrmee beiorgte, mieoer iiber=
nom.nen. So9m. SEER Sobn Wiloen=
borg, tpel6er tentpordr Sic @emeiroe
in 9onneup p%oitorierte> bot Sic tent
porGre 2eitung Der 81. &ren5gemetn=
Sc: in Mortb Brairie %angetreten, oes
rem Bforrer, bo9m. &err s. &ro=
molidp, INNER nod als Mrmeefaplan
ii, l1ncGe Cams 9ieniten itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
3n Der TefiteAnna, 6af bpr ben

81 Der Teititehnrg, bak bon ben
repoIution1ren Mrbeiter= :ur6 5ol6a=
tenrdten in biersebn Eogen a6tbun=
BERT MiQioner Morf berbra119t muir
ben, bemerft sic @erliner @ermanio
foIgen6es: Clint bat sic So5ial6e=
mofrotie ooriiber ge5ettert, 6aB unfer
MiIitdritoot etne Miqtar6e int Sabre
perldIang. Sel1te bot uns Sic &ebo-
LUTON cine gtnri6tung bei6ert, 6ie
ifon nod ser &ednung Ser eriten
pieraebn Sage ouf 5mon5ig Mei1tar.
ben int Sabre au fteben fommt. 9o.
BEL 1T nod nngere6net, mas 6nrf
Die unrehtmdBtge 8%era1Berung nno
@eridleppung bon &rtegsmoterial
berIoren qebt. I'm ibr entgeqena1ttpir.
fen, bat ser Mrbeiter= unb Solooten-
rat inMogoeburg cine 8abnbofsnbers
tpod,unq eingeridtet. Gin etn3iger
gertreter Ser 8obnbofpa6e bat bel
Der gobnbofsfontrone Die Beri9lep>
pune bon &leibnngsitiiden, Sttefeln,
Gfer6en II ip. int @erte bon mebreren
hnn6erHa1ien6 Marf berbtnoert. -
Giirtpobr, bos BiI6 miro immer trout
riaer. 8enn ebert in Der lebten
&eihstogsiitunq 6as @aifermort per-
f~tfIierte: sd fibre grd berrliaen
3eiten entgegen" = Der Neboluttor
fanr mar bieie Sronie nur oopptelt
pn6 6reifob 5triidgebet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-23
9anfiaauna.

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belt i'm lerer unpergeBli6ert @otttn,
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