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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses.
John Hurt. 10 years old. and Lena
Jacobs. % years ola. both Of Oklahoma
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed Campbell. Fifty
fourth and Hope streets, boy.
Mr.. and Mra Marion G. Harper 22G
East Sixth street. girl.
Deaths.
Mrs Sarsh A, True, i,33h North
Lottie street.
Mrs r. Y. Buck. three miles west OF
city.
Anna Rssan. sio East Second street
Lee O. Fonn. SIS East Fourth street
sv,ldine PsrmIts.
g.; y Huffman. apartment, soi3 North
Walker street. ee.e60.
Z, 2. Huffman, dwelling. ~ West
Twenty third sbeet, 1880
&C, =; huffman, apartment ana North
&c, =. Huffman: dwelling. ,in West
C 2. Huff9an.. dwelling. iiis West
Cedar street. e1.eeo.
.,,..,' |. I. i,;s' me-. garage i'" West Ninth
0r6ss Construction eompsay, elevator
shaft, q West California kvenus. q, ,0e0.
0uep constryctlon company. con-
erets Aere- 70 West FIRST street. ~
tsun ssua6a G.ssA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Committee ADDS TO,
FUND FOR AVIATION

WASHINGTON. June b-Wi,h-
out debate the senate today approved
4 committee amendment TO the naval
appropriation bill increasing the fund
for aviation from the Sl5,0O0,W
voted by the house, to s3S,OM,0W
AS revised upward by the senate
committee, the bill carries about S82.-
10000 n compared with $+8S,W0W0
provided by the house. Among the
Important committee additions are
100000 for federal acquisition Of the
Cape Cod canal.
The committee recommended tina,
the tariff commission be abolished.
The house appropriation Of $W,0Oo
for salaries OF commission members
and expenses was stricken from the
bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
ENEMY WARNED
NOT TO BEGIN
WAR ON POLES
Allies to Hold Germany Re-
sponsibIe for Aggression,

n.,,e =. r,
rHNlo, juno 20 Inc herman
peace delegation has been informed
in a note IRON Premier Cemenceau
ina, the German government, will le
iii .,.,.... ...;,,. r.. .ot
"e'' '' '"'e'S N'po''''oe 'o' '"o'
hc'ai support o, any movement
against fohsh authority III the 'erf'-
tory gwen roland IN foSen and IN
eaM ana weN rfussia' an
Inc ,eSt OF the ho'e reaGS lat's,
June @o-Mr; fres'ueht-lne a'''eu
anu as'oe'A'eu powers ieei " heCes-
Nry 20 u'rec' inc a"en'ion OF tne uet-
man government 70 tne TACT sna' 'ne
roNsh au;horities nave come ino pos
session OF 'ne suiched oii,slA yer
man diPa'oh "nich s'S'es 'sst ~ni'e
.ne German government. means 70 sign
,he peace 'hey 'h.eha 10 give support
oy al 'ne means y, tneir power 10 10
Cav moVemeh" o, re''Nahee 10 'ne
eNaol'snment oil rolish au,hotiy ~
,'e =, 'erf''o'ies AIo''eu 70 roinhu' ~
Ioseh, ana IN EAs' ana WeM T!nsm
sno ,o'n1 o,euPa'oh OF upper Siles'
ny tne Anleo ana Assoel1'.a po~e's
IN we" OF ,nls ih'of'nsuoh 'he al,
lieu ana ASSociateu powers thirk II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
WHEN The CURTAIN FALLS
ORATCRY FROM BOCle DELEGATES WILL Be FOR
BIDDEN BY PEACE CONFERENCE OFFICIALS

PARIS June 2h-Cold fomaty will mark the final the
drama Of the world
There will be friendly exchanges between the allied and Ger
delegates decided today Any the
debate the problems before signing make further
oraoa protests will be permitted The council Of five has
decided there will but speech That will be made by Pre-
mier Cmnceau president OF the conference opening the
meeting .
President Wilson's seal affixed to the treaty document replica
of the American flax Clemenceau's seal owl
The day which the will take place has
fixed though believed French official circles that
completed Friday Besides the
delegates hundred persons will be
Versailles palace witness the signing including $50 newspaper
respondents and $50 distinguished guests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
S. A. HOPES FOR
$4,000 TONIGHT
Drive Expected to Continue
Here Until July 3,

The indicator hand OF the big clock
on the corner OF Main and Robinson
that shows the amount subscribed 10
the Salvation Army home service fund
was pointing this morning half way
between the $4,000 and the $4,000
mark. Campaign directors hoped
that by tonight the amount subscribed
would be more than $4,000.
Rev. J. T., Matlock. said today he
expected the campaign to continue
into next week. The closing date was
extended from last Tuesday until
Tuesday, July ), and it is probable
that the entire extension will be used
before the quota of 10000 is collected
c. G. Pencil, campaign manager, is
on, OF the city today laying plans for
a similar campaign which he will
open in Enid During his absence
Captain Ray Malott is in charge OF
detailed campaign work,
Matlock denied today that he would
accept under any guise the SIS earned
by the Pom Pom club by the sale Of
tickets 10 a dance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
STARTLING DECREASE
IN JAIL POPULATION

The roster at the city Jail shows
the names of but fifteen prisoners in
comparison with the average popula-
ton of forty. There are seven white
men and two negroes in jail. and
three white women and three negro
women. But few vagIants are being
arrested A departure in municipal
court was noticed this morning when
no vagranu were arraigned. |, is
believed that the idle poor have de-
cided TO 20 70 the harvest fields.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
HUNS MUST make
REPARA1l0N FOR
SINKING VESSELS
(contInued from Page ~

NNo'N'eeu 'S"' "bS ''I
eleventh of November 1918 provided
as follows
"'Article 23 The German surface
warships which shall be specified by
the allies and the United States shall
forthwith be disarmed and thereafter
interned in neutral ports, or failing
them. the allied ports designated BY
the allies and the United States. They
shall there remain under supervision
by the allies and the United States,
only care and maintenance parties be-
ing lett:. on board
"On June 2l the German warship,
which had been handed over to the al
lied and associated powers were at
anchor in the roadstead at Scapa Flow
with the German care and maintenance
parties on board as provided in the
armistice, were sunk by these parties
under the orders of the German ad-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
CHATEAU THlERRY
VETERAN RE-EhllSTS

In order TO learn a mechanical trade,
Charles McDaniels, veteran of the war
enlisted in the army this morning. He
selected the air service as the best
branch for opportunity to learn the
lne OF work he expects to follow,
McDaniels was with the Thirty-sixth
division. company l., l45rd infantry,
He took part in the fighting around
Chateau Thierry and in the Argonne,
During the battle at Chateau Thierry
he was struck in the right arm by a
machine gun bullet,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Alleged Negro Assailsnt Caught.

LAUREL, Miss. June 26-Aiter a
desperate fight on the edge OF cane.
brake near Collins, Miss, John Hart
field, negro. alleged assailant of an
Ellisville, Miss, young woman, was
captured early today by posse
headed by authorities of two counties
and rushed, badly wounded. by auto
mobile TO a destination which so far
has been kept secret.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
NEW WEATHER RECORD
IS POSSIBLE TO-DAY

The old thermometer is still going
up Weather bureau experts believe
that this afternoon will break another
heat record for the summer. |, is pre-
dlcted that the maximum yesterday of
70 degrees may be raised a couple be-
fore IT starts to cool off again tonight
A terrific hail storm was reported
from North Dakota this morning and
severe rains are reported in the vioin-
i,y OF Kansas City. Weather bureau
officers anticipate no rain here for the
next forty eight hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Victory Day. in
France Is July IA

PARIS, June l6--The French gov
ernment has decided that the official
victory celebration by France shall
take place July a.
July IA is Bas,ile day, the principal
French holiday. 1t also is the ami
wrsary OF the ending by the Germans
in 1918 OF their las, drive toward
Paris, which ended so dsasuously for
them through the .,aunch Franco
American resistance and ultimate
counter attack.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
No Worms In 4 Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color, which indi-
Gates poor blood, and as a rule, there
is more or less stomach Aisturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
given regularly for two or three weeks
will enrich the blood, improve the di.
gestion, and act as General
Strengthening Tonic TO the whole sys-
iem. Nature will then throw off or
dispel the worms, and the Child will
be in perfect health. Pleasant to take.
dOc per bottle. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
DRY" LEGISLATION
DIVIDED IN 3 PARTS

WASHINGTON, June The
house judiciary committee voted to-
day to split prohibition legislation
into three parts. with enfor, ement Of
wariim. prohibition separate and dis
tinct from the others which relate to
constitutional prohibition and the
manufacture OF industrial alcohol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Ukrainians at War
. With Poles Again

PARIS, June n-The armis,ice en-
tered into several days ago by the
Poles and Ukrainians has been broken
by an advance on the par, of the
ukrainian forces, according to in
formation received here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

Pampin called me again at IL o'clock
and told me it was all fixed up"
McWillams declared that he UNDER
stood that pampin was under guard
last night, but that somebody other
than Mclyer-some special deputy
,hcriff-was guarding him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

have made complaint that admission
to the league Of nations may be too
long deferred. How can Germany
put forward such claims il she en-
courages or permits deliberate viola.
tions OF her written engagements ?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Habitual Constipation Cured
in Il 10 Al OaYa

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" /, a
specially-prepared Syrup Tonic.Laxa-
tive for Habitual Constipation, II re-
lievcs promptly and should be taken
regularly for IA to q days TO induce
regular action. II Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take,
U0c per bottle (Adv.) }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

She cannot complain should the allies
use the full powers conferred on them
by the treaty. particularly article '>S.
II she on her side deliberately vio.i
late, its provision
(Sisned) &c. CLEMENCEAU."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

WASHINGTON. June 26 The army
asualty list tor today contains the fol
owing Oklahoma names:
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
PVT. buster Carpenter. Vaiatlon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
9as. 9eilige Seuer.

&n1uel ourdeinanoer. Sin ebrtpiir>
bigger, meiBbdrtiger Sitter ftebt bod)=
aufgeridtet init .einem 2i9titumpf
in ser &e6ten uno Dem Mn6a9ts.
bu9 IN Ser 2infen un6 bdlt Sen
Seinen ben Nbenoiegen.
Bor Ser @rabestir6e lteben SUIT
6erte, Sic ni9t mebr &aum in Ser
Stride gefunoen baben, unb al19 sic
9dder ringsum iino mie6er bon
Meni6en beiebt. Sober trGgt Elm
@cr3enbinoel in Ser @an6. Mber
inter oem @inflnB Ser itideno beiBen
SUIT biegen lib Die ltarfen &er5er
mie @erten. @lei9 elmer rotten
Sdlange 5iebt ii9 lin 0ie @rabfa
peqe Der Mtlitdrforoon, ser Ben
umgang fir Die Hro5eiiion freibdlt,
turfii6e Sol0aten inn rotten Surban.
Gin linnbertpirren6er 21rm i9mirrt
ourb Sic Stride. 3upeilen 6ringt
aus elmer Grippe Elm Subellie6, bon
tauieno &eblen geibrien nn6 nit
rhDtbmt19em granddaughter beglettet.
Ser Mnfiibrer, Der Oas 2ie0 biri-
giert, itebt a1f Sen 56ultern Der
@enofien. Gin beriibmtes Ernblieb
lantet: Ser Meilias bat 11ns erl0i,
nit ieinem Slut inns erfauft, ber=
ausgefommen ilt6as &eilige Sener,
bat lid ent5lnoet am Seiligen Gro
BE- Die Sn6en lino betriibt." Die
Bilger gIal1ber an Elm @unoer. Sic
meinen, bob oas Setlige Seuer, bas
Der Gatriar6 aus Der @rabfnpenc
berauSbringt, aus OemSeiligen @rabe
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Oatrrt III JfruHalP1t.
Hint Dr. Trirnrirh Jrrrmtua.

erfiute Stride or4ngt nod obne lin.
terlab sic Melfge bon Setllgtum gu
Seiligtur1, benin am &~arfrettag itno
aue Seiligtiimer ge0ffnet nno Die
Neliqllien 5nr 51au gelteut. @alier-
trigger nit ibren 3iegenballten anf
hem Hiiden geben bon Grippe al
Grippe, nit ben Meiitngtalien flap
perllo. Sn ipdter MbenOltll1oe 5iebt
Sic groBe 8ralt5isfanerpro5eilion
aus, nab Golgatba binalf, mo- Die,
are15erb0bung, Sic areu5igllng unO
Sic &rell5abnubme bramatii6 barge
}tept meroen. Gin b0l5ernes &rn5i-
fir miro porangetragen, oabinter
5tpci goloene S6ii1Ieln, Sic cine nit
Son1mer, Mdgeln nl1o 3ange, nno
5pci groBe iilber11e GefdBe IN Der
6orp1 ser granatfrnDt nit Spe5e-
reicn. Die Hrp5eiiion 5iebt bon
Wolgat6a binab sum 5albl1ngsltein
u11o enoigt am @eiligen Grab. Sn
liebcn Spra6en miro an Derldieoe-
ne1l 5tationen gepreoigt. Namab-
lid miro es filler. 9riitenoeS, trall-
erroes 9iiiter breitet iib iiber DaS
ibpar5e un0 lGmubige @emaler.
sSn ser bon grie9iiden un0 ruiiii6en
8ilgern Biz auf ben lebten 8lab
bougeitopften &atbeorale liegen Die
Menfhen in einem unenttpirrbaren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

Der @rabfapeIe, oie mie Elm Mdr-
g henbiIo our9 Die ounfeln 8ogen Der
GotunDe i6aut. Die @rabeSfirbe
gleidt einem groBen &ban. Sic lit
Biz in ote entlegenlten &apelen,
@dnge uno 8infel bon %lagernoen
Weni9en be6edt, Die lt6 anf Watten
uno Deden einen Rubeplab geidaf-
fen baben, Wdnner, Sraner nno
&inoer. Wan idreitet iiber Die
Sdlafen6en binpeg. Tim bic @rab.
fapeue lit rur nod Elm gan5 ibmaler
11mgattg fret ge%blieben. 9piiden
oeu S1ulet unb Bfeiler1 Der 6otun-
De meroen &ol5geriiite eingebant nit
Sadern iibereinauber, Die fir cine
aa,tse GomiIie Hlab gepdbren, rro
All 6ene1 Die gliidliden Snbaber out
9eitern binaufbeforoert meroen. Sal1-
ien0e bon Meniden iibernadten io.
in Der STRIDE, I'M itd einen Blab
fit Sic Sa1ptfeter gu iibern. oas
!SeiItae s5eler am Stilen 5orr1-
abet6. I'm oieier Seier milen toni
men banptiahlid bic rnllilden A1l.
aer nod Seruialem. Sekt dion
berrfdt cine eritideno id1piile Suit.
Gurd oie bon %Iasernoen @rnppe11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

Sic Oiterfeitli6feiten beginnen sic
oateiner nit ser Halmenpro5eiton
am 8almionntag. Sran5isfaner-
m0nde itelIen in elmer 8ro5eilion.
oen Ginsug Seiu pom Selberg ourd
Oas &ibrontal na6 Seruialem bar.
Sic berrliben, iibernarnsboben,
griinen Halmenspeige aus 8a5a
lperoen nit @eibmaiier beiprengt
uno herdud)ert un0 an Die feiernoe
Mtenge pcrteilt, oie iib an Dem Tim
5,lg in Ser G%rabesfirde beteiligt.
Nm @riiuoonuerstag lit Ser Sof por
Ser @rabesfirde bis auf Sen lebten
4Nos bon ether oidten Mcnld)er.
mc,1ge beiest. Giele baben anf Den
Sddcru ser &loiter, Sic BEN Elat
einl1lieben, geIblafen. Sober Mo4-
eruoriprung tit bclagert, onf Ben
@oripriingen iiber Dem &irdenpor.
tai, al1f Ben Seniteraelimien uno altf
ocn 5teinletlten ser @1noe bangen
ltno fleben bic Meni6en Bis binani
SIT BEN Seniterlufen ser Saiiabe uno
oen boriprin9enoen &reu5blnmen, etn
l1nuereleidlid malerildes 8ilo. Gon
Dem S6uer oes einen Sauies ban-
gen an Setlen groBe Sol5fditen mie
@ogelnelter berab, in 6enen 8boto-
grapben anf ben eeeigneten Iugen'
hlif STR get6tigung larern. SSn Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

&GS gF &A SRgEEE
berporbriht; Elm aqidbrlih mieoer.
febrenbes, mu,toerbares 9lteroeiden.
fir oas nelle 2eben, 6as aus Dem
@rabe bes &etlan6S erItanben lit.
Mitten nnter Dem br6bnenoe1,
s2Grm bcgtnnt nnfeierlib Der um5ua
Ser griebiiben 8rieiter in ibret
golb. l1no iilbergeitidten 8ra6tge.
mGnbern. Damn beri6minba Der
8atriarb i'm &eiligen @rab. SSebt
triH cine @ttne Elm, Ste Spannut1g
1T aufs b0dite geItiegen. Warner
unh Sraue11 beben TIRE &fnber IN
Sic &6be, bamit 6ieie nt6t eroriiH
merben. Da ltur5t pl0bli6 Der 8a,
triarb, barbd1tptig, in peibem Sci,
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Ser groBe gbri}tusfppf nit Der 9or>
nenfrone. 9ol519nitt na9
WIbreht 9irer.

%nengetpano, aus Dem @rabe 6mr9 6ie
&atbe6rale ins Merbeiligite, in ieber
Sano cine brennenbe Sadel. un6
gu SEN bei6en 6ur6 Die SettentDan6e
ser &apene gebrodenen 20@ern per-
ben b%rennenbe Sadeln berauSge-
rei9t. Gin unbei6reibli6er Sumult
erbebt ii9. Die Stride 6r0bnt urter
Dem Eoben, 5tampfen, S@reien,
&reii9en bon Eauien0en, mdbren6
5uglei9 Ser f@riue Slang auer Slot
fen 6ur9 6ie &anen 5ittert. Sober
min feline Serge 51erit ert5iin6en, ie-
ser m09te Dem anoeren 6as Seuer
entreiBen. Son Sen @mporen mer6en
an 5eilen &%er5enbiinoel berabgelai=
fen, 6amit giitige Weni6en tie ent=
3iinoen. @S lit Elm miloes 9rdngen,
mte Der Mnsbru6 elmer &ebolution.
8rG9e ein rngliid aus, 10 mdre oaS
8erbGngns BEL 6em ein5igen perpin>
felten Musgang 6es &ir6enfomple<
res u%nabiebbar.
8l0Bli9 erbebt ii9 in Der &atbe-
6rale 6iijterer @9ein. 9nnfle &an9-
mo1fen iteigen auf, unb balo erfiil1t
Die gauge Stride Elm bon i@1pelen6em
Qualm umfloiieneS Sel1ermeer. Scum
6ringt audi Die fo1tbare @abe BIN
aus 5u ben unge5dblten Mengen, Die
Dor Der Stride nit ungeo1l6 martert.
SSn alien StraBen SeruialemS fiebt
man begliidte, beieligte Meni@en, sic
lire brennenoen &er5en beimtragetl.
giele berlaiien nod an 6ieiem Gage
sic &eilige Sta6t, obne Die groBe
2ibt- un6 91terfeier Inn Mitterna@t
ab5utparten. sic 5ieber in Die Sci
mat NIT Dem groBen @9ab, un6
pen11 ibre lette @tun6e fommt,
miro Elm 2i9tftiimpflein Der ant Set
tighten @rab e%rt5unbeten Serge if.
nc1t nod 6ie @terbeitunoe gliidfeltg
erleu9ten.
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ST. Beneoict's
Hcaoemp = =

ct. Soieph stearns g., Minn.
Gine ber beiten Nnitalten 5,1r b1be.
rem S6dtereraieb1ng inn san5en
Noroiueiten. nnterrtdtet in bentider,
englii4er nnb fransOiider Sprade,
stenograpbte, SDpemritine, Bud.
fi9ren, Mniif, @aleu, &pden uno
lueibltde 9an6arbeiten. Eripat5ims
m1er, nit alien mubernen 8eqnemlid.
feiten ansgeitattet, iteben Ben 36s.
lingen CUR Serfiglng: Mit obisem
Snititnte 1T cine Sd1tle fir &naben
bun 6 bis IL Sabren berbunben. @e.
gen Naberem ,uenbe man ii9 an
Sitter Direetreb, q. =. 3.
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Oiterfeit in Seruialem.

Mitte oes BIabe5 lit Elm Sodium
nit giiensitter un0 einem griinro.
ten &oI5unterbau erri6tet. SSn feier.
lider Yra9t 11immt bier Der Ratrt<
ard bon Seruialem an 5polf @r5ab-
ten un6 4r6imanoriten Die 3eremo>
ME Ser SuBmai6ung Dor.
aarfreitagabeno. Gin 6ammern-
oes @olbounfel berri6t in Der Gro
tesfird)e. Mue 4r6nleu9ter ltno
itnuer p%erbdngt, feine offene Serge
t~~cn,1t, MIR Sic bunten Sellamp9en
csbcl1 einen mogilben .96ein. gu
i. unoertclt 1mrabmcn lie 0as Yortal
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6arm.6 lppthefen.M nleihe11.

Die 6drmers State Bnnf lit on5u
borbereitd, lire Gon6s fir Mnleiber
anf Sarm . @igentbum an5ubieten.
Gie ltnterfudung 6es @igentbums
un6 8eitdtigung Der 5i9erbeit pirb
bon 8eamten Der 8unf gema6t uno
nit 10 me1rig Srrbel fit ben Mppli.
fat;ten, tpie muir eben m0gli9. 8egen
Ndberem telepboniere. i@reibe man
an o6er fprede Dor in Der 8o11f.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

S Ser 8er1egenbeit.
uMber @err Goritcr, Dorigen Wonat
er5dblten sic, faB Sic 6amals 24O
@il6faninben erlegten, un6 beute
f:no es, Sbrer @r5dblung nod, iiber
40O!"
nSa, ia, es lit merfmir6ig, pie
ild Die 2u6er permebrenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

Die @rflar1tng bes 8rafibentem,
bob feline amerifanif@en Eruppen at
Yoli6ei5tpeden I'M 0itli@en uno iiio-
o1tl19en europa %bertDer6et meroen
mMroen miro it1 ga115er 2m1oe BEL
fdQig aufgenommen tper6en. Wir bo=
ben fir unfere Su11gen 6abeim ent=
i6teoen before @ertpen6nng.
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Der Hetne Fafe.

Bon &itn BON &raab
Sc mar einn1aI Elm Heine, @ae
Mft tpeiBem S6tDana unb tpeiBer STATE.
Sebo6 er mar iebr unbelGei6en,
9rum mobt fein an6rer &al i'm leiz
ben.
CT ipra9: rSG bin Elm 01ter5ds9en
Mit tpeiBem S6tpnn5 un6 tpeiBem Ndss
diem"
@pa3ieren ging er ftets nnein;
Ct fpra9: u9te n116ern ftn6 1tBt fetnl
S6 Bin Der ein3'ge Sferba1e
WRit tpeiBem @6tpan5 nnb tpetber Nnfe."
9n traf I'M 8alb er einen Marn,
Ser REF bertpunbert: nGieb' NAL an,
Bas 1T benn bas? Gin fleiner &afe
Weit fpeibem S9tpan3 nnb tpeiBer
Nnfe?"
limb f6neu fling er bas &dsden elm;
CT fprab: ~Dies mub 'tpas ielt'nes fetn,
9enn niemnls iab i9 nod Elm !9ds9en
URit tueiBem S6tpan5 unb ipetbem Ndsz
9enl"
Sen &aien idenfte bieier Mann
Sem 3ooIp8'f6en @arten bann,
1nb iprn1: .n9ies 1T Der ein5'8e &nfe
Ser 8elt nit peibem G9tDan3 unb
Naiel"
1ebnte ii1 bng 9dsden baIo
8lriif mad iei1ent grine1 @nIb
lnb mad ben n116ern fletnen 9afen,
Ueit bra1lnem S1tpa113 unb bralneu
Nafen.
Sod aneg Beinen 1nIf ibut 1,idt,
sSSn1 &ddffig bIieb Der nrr1e 8tdt.
8as nibt Bic nun, ou nrt,es 9dsdeu.
Gei1 tpeiber Sbtpnu5, bein tpeiBes Ndss
den
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

~ Cine ut trina. nDu.
tam man 6em Miiaer 20 Wtarf
letben2"
uNein.... Ser lit nur Biz 6n 3
M.arf bohprimd!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
MiRber1 It d mis-.

Dem 3euengefdngnis bdlt cine
Droi9fe. Gin fetner Serr iteigt aus,
toer6et ii9 an Sen &uti6er, be5abt
uno iagt: nSagen Sic, f01tnen Sic
n1i9 tpie6er bier abbolen?"
r@etpib", ingt Ter bie6ere &oiie-
Ierfer, utpie Iange baben sic 6en1?."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

- 6 ntih4l6igt. rNa6 bret
gSoden bringen Sic mir erlt meine1
Negeni6irm 5urild?"
vMber i9 oitt' sic, es bat ia oob
Die gan5e 3eit 9efegnet!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-21
BABY DIES FROM
STANDARDIZATION

In Trying to Climb Out Of Its Crib,
-Four Months Old Baby Slips Thru
Side and Is Caught Between Side
Pieces-Mother Almost crazed by
Grief.
Hamburg, June 21.-The four months
old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McSpad-
den was killed in shocking manner
Thursday evening, losing it's life by
hanging and strangulation in its crib.
The child had been lain in it's crib
by it's mother and was fast asleep at
the time. Whether it awakened and
tried to climb out, or in tossing about
in it's sleep, the child's body slipped
thru the crib in such a manner that 1t
was suspended with its head caught
between the side pieces and there hung
suspended.
Entering the room later Mrs. Nc
Spadden was Mortified to find the
child hanging by its head and rushing
to the crib soon was convinced the
child was dead. She screamed with
fright and sorrow. her cries belne
heard by her husband who was half a
mile away enroute home. He rushed
home and found his wife almost crazed
from grief and shock.