davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

pose Of the treaty right away so that
the decks may be cleared by the Re
publican campaign managers for the
presentation OF issues, and questions
on which the Republicans have no
debut Of uccess-Copyrigh 1873,
The FL Pas0 Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ORDERED FROM WHIPPLE
naHH arKs 10 OGLETIol

Washington. d. c.. Nov 27.-Capt.
James Wesley DuckWOrth. medical
corps. has been ordered from Whippla
Barracks. ARK, TO Fort Oglethorpei
Ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

santa Re. q. n, Nov. 2l--Ben san
chez. OF Socorro county, has been ap-
pointed by governor Lar azolo mem
her Of the board OF regents OF the
Silver City normal He succeeds the
late James p. Ascarates OF as Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
SIGNS
NEW PEAGE PACT
Must Return All Works
of Art Captured
During War.

and Rustem Hadier. for the kingdom
OF the Hed1az- The other powers fol-
lowed in alphabetical order, with the
exception Of Rumania and Jugo-
vious signing Of the treaty with Aus
Gets Honor Salute.
The ceremony was finished at HOS
and at 11.10 III. STAN 5uliWskr. &C
companled by his attaches, left the
building. He was saluted BY the
guard Of honor.
His bearing throughout the cers-
mouy seemed % reflect consciousness
on his part Of the distinction made
between this event ana the preceding
ceremonies. 10 was explained there
was no intended slight in the selec-
ton OF the modest mayors office for
the ceremo but that It was thought
necessary 10 give the treaty a name
different from the others Hence as
no convenient place was available
within easy reaching distance OF
Paris &c was decided the document
should be called the treaty Of Neuil-
ly" and the mayors Office was Sc
lected for the signiuE.
The covenant OF the league % ma
tlons is Incorporated in the treaty.
Contrary 10 expectations. the pIen-
.ipotentiaries Of Jugo slavia did not
sign the Austrian peace treaty We'd
nesday afternoon. The reason given
by them was that they found they
did not have the requisite powers 10
sign the different annexes.
Have Eight Days.
The plenipotentiaries have eight
days within which 20 procure the
necessary power and It Is believed
that this authorization viii bc re-
ceiYed within that period.
BY the conditions Of the treaty
which was signed this morning at the
Neuilly town hail, Bulgaria IS called
upon TO surrender all works Of art
and valuables taken from allied coun-
indemnity OF approximately Sif5.000,-
Deprived OF Thraee.
Bulgaria is deprived Of Thraca and
also loses Strumitza, a small tri-
angular section OF territory. the lat
ter being assigned TO Serbia Pro-
posals which would give Bulgaria a
corridor through Thrace 20 the Aeg-
can are left TO the future disposition
Of the allied governments. Ihe boun-
Diary between kumanla ana bulgaria
IS changed fin only minor details.
Compulsory military service in Bull
Earia is abolished BY the treaty terms,
the Bulgarian army being limited 70
0.000 men with Geudarmery, or pO-
lice force. not exceeding 10000. All
arms and ammunition exceeding the
amounts laid down by the treaty
shall be turned over TO the allies. a
commission composed Of allied repre-
sentaLives s. given power 70 punish
crimes committed by Bulgarians dur
ing the war and also deal with the
repatriation OF prisoners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

spot cotton quiet; % points W sales
mlddlnE, fS3.oo: mlldliuE. 27e-o0s Eood
middiins. si1.75i receipts 1856; stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

er does the earth. spin on It's eLis In
order 10 produce day ard night
The dawn OF the day or sunrise
begins with the emission Of auroral
light by the intensely radioactive
earth.
The cause OF day and night lies
within the earth itself. The earth Is
half negatively and half positively
electrified. being light on one side
and dark on the other. The sun in
the sky Is projected by the radio
active earth 90 that by reflection in
the sky the projected earth light
shines back upon one hemisphere,
making day. while the other homl-
sphere De- In darkness
The earth also makes its seasons
by itself The radioactive earth To-
calizes It's rays az and projects the
sun 20 various distances in the course
OF a year"
Lamy also says that the tides are
caused entirely BY the magnetic
forces Of the earth, and not by the
attraction Of sun and moon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
COTTON STEADY AT CLOSE;
PRICES DOWN IS TO so POINTS

Sew Orleans. "a. Eov. s7.-Cotton closed
steady wednesday az q decline Of IS 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Great Meteor
Falls In Lake
Near MICHIGAN
Appears to Be Huge Ball
of Flame alling From
the Heavens

Chicago. III, Nov. 27.-Evidence that
the great flare visible for a few sec
onds last night IN portions OF three
states bordering southern Lake lIlchi-
gan came from a huge meteor was OBJ
tained today.
A Lighthouse attendant at Grand
Haven. Mich. described the phenome-
non as follows:
what looked like a ball Of fire
appeared TO fan in the lake about IS
miles south OF me. / thought it 70 be
a falling star In its rush downward
az terrific speed, could clearly hear
% whistle. when 20 seemed that Dc
was striking the water, a flash Of
great disturbance"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

In Egypt divorces can be obtained
for about 25 cents. while marriages
cost from $500 70 $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

and Rustem Hadjer. for the kingdom
OF the Hediaz- The other powers fol-
lowed in alphabetical order, with the
exception OF Rumania and Jugo-
Slavia, whose signatures await pre-
vious signing Of the treaty with Aus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

BY the conditions Of the treaty
which was signed this morning at the
Neuilly town hail, Bulgaria IS called
upon TO surrender all works OF art
and valuables taken from allied coun-
tries during the war and 10 pay an
indemnity OF approximately Sff5.000.-
gQ0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

The enipotentiaries have eight
days within which 20 procure the
that this authorization will DO re-
ceiyed within that period.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11

The Box Butte county potatoa
Horticultural Show, held at Des MOI
1918, with competition open to aaIj
middle west. The honor being avn
more fully appreciated when it islra
Butte county was placed over anIcl
ing the entire potato growing seci
annually about 100000 bushelso1
The premium for the best e.
quality, number of varieties and
exhibit from Box Butte county.Nal
can flag, the colors being formed IN
Bliss Triumph and Snowflake varit|
Nebraska was also made out of ai1l
riety. In addition to the varietiesInl
varieties were also included in mafi|
Irish Cobblers, Burbanks, Kings AID
In addition to the first premin1
growers from Box Butte county wa
third in the individual Early Ohio q
on Irish Cobblers. The Triumph
slightly too large to appeal to thsj
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
The Future Of BIZ

The future Of the agriculturail
tically unlimited as evidenced by M(
increased production as brought abt
While potatoes are the leadinsc
other crops which produce equallya
than doubled her wheat acreage il |
as comparable 5000 the preceding
during the season Of 1913 was 16 ~
fall wheat are grown in the -eountt
spring wheat, and Turkey Red thf
Rye is second in importance ain
county, and it yields practically tht1
the several varieties of the Mill
Corn is fast becoming recog
the,county, an average of 10000
nually, with. an average yield for w
acre. Any of the early varieties, al
White Squaw, Small Yellow Dental
Butte County took eleven prizes atth
more than the other western counts
Box Butte county is now expei@
which is changing it'into a strictly e
Newcomers are farmers who often
years crop. Each acre plowed near
land, which is rapidly raising in val
cultural returns. The range catls
and with the alfalfa acreage doubd1
ter feed is now one of the past. Ihe
tural belt where land is increasing
Butte county the comparatively poe
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
Box Butte Makes
Wonderful Showing

The Nebraska State Board of Agricul-
ture has published its annual report
for the year 1918 and the showing made
by Box Butte County is an excellent one.
In fact, the crops raised per acre are far
ahead Of some Of the eastern counties
with their 5000 and $500 land.
While Box Butte County is not consid-
cred corn county, there were 20,250
acres planted, with an average yield of 20
bushels per acre, valued at S579, $50 or an
average for the state of III bushels per
acre.
The average over the entire state for
winter wheat was III bushels and for
Box Butte County, II bushels; the total
value amounted to $198,356. Spring
wheat in Box Butte County averaged II
bushels to the acre, while through the
state the average was only 11.9 bushels
per acre.
The farmers Of Box Butte County
planted 1854 acres of oats, with the re-
suit that they raised 345, 72O bushels, val
ued at $780,, 432, with an average Of so
bushels to the acre. The average for the
state was 22.2 bushels per acre. Df
Rye averaged through the state 1919
bushels per acre and Box Butte came
along and raised 138,89O bushels and
wouldn't be classed in the same row, as
the average, according to the state reports.
through the entire county was II bushels
per acre. Barley in Box Butte County
averaged % bushels to the acre and the
value Of the alfalfa crop totaled SAIL
10000.
During the year Box Butte County
raised 1,225, LOT bushels Of spuds, with an
average Of III bushels per acre; while
the average for the entire is 1874 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
Got Rich in Two
Years

A ysuns man beusht ieo acres
juss sast Of Alliance IN Bog Butte
County, h the Spring Of 1917. He
psA d, 900 down, the balance Of
tAs 1850 h five year,. He ber-
rowsd Dada tractor and put h
100 acres Of flax. which sold for
41.7o0. A. soon ~ the flax was
III The ground the boy and. The
tractor went to work again. which
meant 100 sores Of whsat, which
sold for S3,703-making . two
ysars' return Of q. 493 On an IN.
vsstmsnt Of $1,000 and - actual
days work.
Thia young man has three times
this year refused I'll, 900 for his
quarter, and Il b today tho best
wheat field IN Box Butte County.
Some pay for six weeks work.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11

Boz Butte County In
1918 added over 1900
asrss TO it's alfalfa crop,
making a total Of s,22s
acres, which will be dou.
bed this year.
Box Butte County pro-
ducsd one. and = quarter
million bushels Of spuds
last year.
Box Butte County pro-
duced over . quarter Of \
million bushels Of wheat
last year, and was ak
bushels over the Nebraska
average in acre yield.
The farmers of Box.
Butte County have solved
the alfalfa-corn-hog COM
bination, which means
golden dollars for the
community.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
A Real Farming
County

Farming without irriga-
ton and dairying have
passed the experimental
stages through which they
must 60 in every new coun-'
try, and there is NO longer
any question or doubt in the
minds of those familiar with
conditions in this county q.
to, the success of either.
When eastern Nebraska has
good crops, Box Butte coun-
~ has good crops, too, on
land costing only a small
fraction Of what farms are
priced at 200 or 800 miles
farther east.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11

Boz Butte County will
have Is, 900 acres in spuds
this year.
Box Butte County is
now inhabited by farm.
srs who know how to
farm and have the equip
ment to work with.
Box Butte County took
IL prizes ON corn at the
Nebraska state fair last
year.
Box Butte County is
the spud mainstay Of the
State of Nebraska.
Thirty thousand acres
will be planted to corn in
Box Butte County this
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
Box Butte County

The One County in
the State where success
Is certain, where the
climate is ideal, where
drouth il unknown,
where you will be high
y paid for your efforts
and in old age be able
to retire on the fruits of
your labors.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
BOX BUTTE FARMS

business the best farming lands Box Butte County
at the lowest prices the settler
his home with Our buyers and homeseekes from all
asenNebraska and western Iowa. K:
YOU as man County
money pay Here large number bargains
lists
No $3.50 in excellent farming district of Box
Butte County Either Alliance Hemingford
market town. Land all level and part under cultva-
ton New frame house and barn. Fine well, tank i
and windmill. Chicken house and other improvements
All ready Onto The first years will pay
for the land Price only $4,000 easy terms
interested this farm want list of other bar
gainsr always glad show Box Butte
County prospective homkers and land owners See agent your
locality. HE'S live wire.
EARNS for Everybody"
THOMAS-BALD
Investment Company
Lloyd c. Thomas Y F.A. Bald.
ALLIANCE. NEB.
s
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11

Your First Years
Crop
will more than pay
for your land. No
other place in the
world gan of fer
you so many adj
vantages at such
little expense to-
you.
THE OPPORTUNE
TIME IS NOW.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-11
Box ButteC ounty,
Nebraska

Five years ago Box Butte County was practically
unknown to Eastern farmers and investors.
Today it is talked Of in all parts Of Iowa and Ne
braska Why-because we have real black K er9pproduc
and miles Of the finest laying land you ever laid eyes
on we have as healthy climate as can be found out
of-doors - we have no bad water in the county.
Hemingford, Nebraska, situated in nearly the CEN
ter of the county, boasts Of more than 900 100000 in
bank deposits Five years ago it's bank deposits
$200,00O.00. 5000 gain. Come to Hemingford and
conditions for yourself is the center Of the rich
est wheat growing potato raising farming community
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24
Hausfra.4ett ~reRe1t nit
Stre9.

9lm Weontog erf6ien cine &omitee
bon &ousfrouett bor benz 5toatsan=
1poH in @bicago, l1n1 gege1 etne@rnp,
pc @bioogoer @rofitgeier 81 proteitie.
rem, sic nngeblid iiber 80 Ero5ent
Ser 2ebensmitteI fontroniere1t. SStt
berI6ie6enen @erfnmm1u11gen bon
&ouSfrauer1 mur6en @efoluttonen an.
gerommen, sic oteie Monopoliitert
beroonner1, un6 Ser &egier11na ibre
Dienlte anbieten, Inn nit BetDet1en
5n 6tenen.
@dmere MnfIaqen pur0en gegen
sic fiinf groBen &adingbanier ge-
madt. Son 8nnbesbean1ten tpur6e be-
ridtet, 6aB 6iefe Birmen 675 Mab-
runqsnritteI &orporattonen fontrol-
Iieren. Ser Sleti9ban6el, 6nn6el
nit @riintpnren, @etrei6e un6 Sr1t9t
Itebe qan5 n1tter ibrer @ontrole. Coll
ten iih Sic 9erbdltniiie nibt baIb
beIiert1, 6nnn tponen Die &ausfrauen
ei1ten Streif begtnnett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24
Hepelntiett TIT 1ttteartt II.
Serbtett.

@ien, 18. sSnlt. - @on5 Ger
bien beftn6et iih 11nter oem &rtegs=
5nitan6e.
@elgra6 nn6 o116ere @td6te itn6
sic 55enen bon 3n1ammenit0Ben NIT
bielen @erlebnngen.
@s miro beri6tet, 6ab it1 l1ngarn
in ben @onen eines 8iirgerfrteges
beftr16e.
9lnti=bo1i6etpiitif6e Tarrner brent
nen bGufig 6ie Sr1t6t ant Sel6e ME,
ser. ~
@tmrs ser @ela &nbm 8feeter,tmg.
Naris, 18. Suli. = @ela &hn,
6iibrer Ser ungarii@en fon1n1nnilti-
5hen @egiernng, tpnrbe nertrieben,
tpie MeI6ungen aus berldbli9enQnel.
len aus @ien mel6en.
Sr11ppen, bic bon Der ti4e9ii9e1t
syront 5uriidfebre11, n1eloen bon einem
@in6ringen in groBen 3oblen IN Bu.
baieit. SSSn 8ubnpeft berriben un-
ruben.
Serr 86bm aro &err 2an6er iiber-
1,obn1en 6ie &ontrolle ser fonrmu11i.
}tiihen &egiern11g.
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0reie ttetae femer lit 11en<
tatta 1UGl>ertt.

Miiioulo, Mont., 81. Su1i. -Drei
nene SSener tpnr6en bon 6e1n @a16=
biiter6ienft bes eriten Diitriftes ge>
,nel6et, 1pie 8ean1te 6es bieiigen
&onptqnnrtieres befanntgeben. @ines
oerielben in 8Ga9feet 8al6e unb
5tpei nn6ere in Sen Glatben6 @eb6l-
germ. &eines 1T gefdbrli6 ober beibe
be6inee1t Sic forgfamite Mufmerfin1-
feit.
8eriAte .trnfen beute nber16 ei1t,
bob sic &en6erion un6 Migger SIN
8rdnoe biele 0rH9aften IN 6er
MGbe 6es Solo 8nlbes be-
6robtetr, un6 ser gtntheinufe 8rar6,
Ser felt elmer @o9e tpitfete, lnnginr
1tnter @ontrolle gebradt tper6e, 1i1to
tpenn BAG gegentpdrtige Wetter a1t-
bGIt, tpir6 eine totale Rontrone balb
errei6t iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

nod i1nmer nit 6em Sln6e v@oH
itrafe England" nnf ie6en @ilogramm
6eutiden @et5nitte1s gegoiien mer=
Sen, bertpen6et.
Die 6euti ti9en @iienbobnen iin6 nit
BEN MODERN ften Borrtdtungen ber rie=
ben. Die Iei6ten @iienbobnen laltfen
iiberan e1tlnng Der sette beg be-
neutrality-suspicious. 5pItems BON
eleftrifden @abnen, nit bret ooer
bier @oggons, fabren 6nr6 bic
@tnaBen Ser @tdbte 5u unBen1iegen
Orti9often unb tpeit entfernten So
brifer1 iiber @eleiie,l Sic iibero4 nit
6en@tfenbobngeletiett berbn1ben ino,
tpo6urd Die Marimnm gorteile flr
BEN Trnn9port nit BEN Wtnimnt11-
Musgaben berbunoen fft6.
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f1lexikaner werden bSeblt un9emiltlieb

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, on
July 3rd, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
1e @aibington, 10. Suli. Die
@rmor0nng bon 8eter @ntron 6ur6
mertfanifde 8an6itert, on1 z. Suli
nabe Ser Srtf9aft Bales in ben1 me-
rifaniiden @toate Con 2l1is 8otoii
tpnrbe beute bonn Staats s6eparten1ent
befanntgegeben.
@el6fenbmng ipurbe gefoblem.
Seem Sort, 19. ssuli. Die mo-
tionale @eieni9aft gum @4ute Ser
anteritanifden @ebte in Merifo gob
beute befannt, 6oB fie eineSeIegrann1
erbiet tpeldes angibt, 6ob sic Mn-
Idgen Ser MtGnntic @efi1i1q Cont
panD nabe Sort 2obos, in Merifo, I'M
$4,000 beral1bt tpnr6en, 1ttr6 6aB
sic Garran5a @olboten Der Got ber-
6G9tigt 1per1err.
2nfbienH foQ anfredt erbalten blei-
Zen.
@afbington, 19. Sl1li. - Ser 5e=
nat proteitierte gegen cine 9en1obi=
liiierung 6es 2nftoienites IN elmer 8e-
fanntma6ung bes@enotors 6on, 6oB
amerifnnii6e Sruppen in Sen Iebten
Monoten Elm 6nber6mal frenate11 Ii.
6aB in fait allen 6dnen @ol6aten IN
@orranaa l1niformen get0tet tpufoer.
Mmerifanii&en Jlasse ,pirb BON Me-
rifanern mifadtet.
II @aibingtor, 20. SnIi. - Die
m1eritanii6e Glagge tpnrbe aberntols
bon BEN Meritonern belei6igt.
| Dies gef6ab 6nr9 Sic 8ernnbnng
bon omerifanif1er Observation-Disclosures
nabe Gnnpico an1 6. Snli.
Cine Mnfroge im Stnotsbepdrte.
me11t entpnppte bente oiefe Sntfnde11
11no battle 6ie 8er0ffertli9nng elmer
8efon11tn1odur1a IN @efoIge, baB
6iesbeaiigIibe Boritennngen Bel Der
merifaniid egierltng gema6t tp11r-
BEN.
sc tp1r6e bonn ats6epnrtemer1t
5neegeben, 6oB 6ieier ssan elmer Der
qefGbrlihiten in 6en8e5iebunger 5nt.
| 11en Weerifo 11r6 6en Bereinigten
Staaten tpGbren6 Ser lebte11 feds
Monote oaritelIe, obtpob1 in ben leb-
ten bier @o9en 5tpei amerifanifde
8urger 6nrd 111erifaniide 8ar6iten
ermor6et tpur6ert.
Gortfebung ouf Seite 8.
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HaiienfGntpfe IN maih>
tttete1t+

II 92aiie1fdntpfe fan6en am %.
sssuIt in @afbtngton 1110 9forfon,
@a., ftaH groBer @iaenfunsi6doe1
1pur6e angeridtet, ntt6 5iep1lt6e Ser,
lutte an Menf9enleben tparen GIT ber-
5eihnen. Die Mufitdn6e fetten fi@ Ieb=
te gea@t fort, IN @oibinaton tpur6e
betpoffnete &abalerie herbeigernfen,
1tn Sic StnaBen au patrouiniere11,
1ta96ent bier Ser Seilnebn1er an Ben
11nr11ben get0tet rnb biele berIekt
tpnr6en. Sssn MorfoH tpnr1en bier er-
fhoiie1t nn6 in Eu1fa l1ntaingelte Elm
Gobe1honfen bon 1000 Mdnnern, 6ie
onf 6os 6uherite betpaffnet tparer,
6as sssnternrbnn Sbiten1 u1b 5er=
1@nitten sic Eelepbonlinien.
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frieden$bedingult9ell Wtr=
den Oelttrrei0 (lber9ebell
freae iiber GntiAdniemnecn tpir> elmer 1temttii>
iten iberlaiien. - OeiterreiR perliert HmrA
Hen frieHenspertraeieine 9eiatttte RanSels>
marine. - 2lrmc ,pirc amf 10000 1l1arft
re>nsiert. - Is Gaee tuerHen 3,tr 2se>
anttpertmna Hcs Dertraees ettt9eramntt

At itaern, aber es miro 6nr6 ben
Brie6ensbertrag @erpfli@tungen
iiberneb11en nriiiie1 S9d6en bon 81.
bilperionen nn6 @tgentum Gbnli@
ipte 9eutl6lan6 5u be5ab1en.
&erliert @anbelsflotte.
Oeiterrei6 iibernin1n1t 6ur9 ben
Srie6ensbertrag 6ie @erantlportli6=
felt fir SeIterrei6 uno ieine Muiier=
ten fir Sen @erlnIt nn6 Sen S6o6en
Ser ouiierten nn6 oiio3iierten &egte=
rungen als &onieqnen3 6es &rtegeS>
ser 6iefen 6nr9 6as Gorgeben Se=
Iterrei9s nn6 feiner Muiierten anfge=
5tpnngen 1pnr6e. &
gBegen @nti6d6ignngen erflarert
sic 8rie6ensbe6ingnngen:
v9lls iofortige @nti66oigung, ion
Se1terrei6 tpGbren6 1919, 1920 nn6
fol6 elmer 9lrt 3ablungen ettri6ten,
tpie fte bon ser Neutrality-suspicious.
nriiiion feitgeiebt tper6en,> cine ons
nebn1bnre 5nnnme, Die bon 6ieier
&or11niiiion nod beitin1mt tperoet
1ou." -.<..
Oe1terrei6 perliert 6nr@ ben Ser
traq feline geia11te San6elSflotte, nno
in 6en @ege eines Eonne fir Eonne
@r1abes Ser alliierten S6iffsberlnite
o6er 59Goen tpdbren6 6es &rieges,
iibergibt ale 5iiderboote 11n6 Die
6IuBflotte. Mne @6iffe miiiien ben
Mniierten int 3ettranne bon 5tpei
Monoten obgeliefert 1per6en.
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&in6esfiiriorge nnter sic Stootsfon-
troqe geftent miro. Gin 8orf6Iag Der
l1nobbdngigen; 6oB 6ie Weutter eines
1tnebeli9 geborenen &inbes BEN ST.
tel 5ron fiibren follte, tpnrbe NIT
1873 gegen 1873 Stinnen nngenon1.
men. sc tp11r6e ebenfans entfnieoen,
ooB Meielbe gr5iebnng unb fo5iaIe
8enefite 6em ebeIi6en tpie ber1 I'M.
ebeliden&in6e getpdbrt 1per6en fou.
go tpur6e aud entf9ieben, bnB ftrt-
6erreide Go11iIien cine Stnmsunter.
ftiibung erbalte1t fonten.
@rtparten bie @idfebr bpn &riegs.
gefan8eneu.
Sn DentfhIan6 miro ertpnrtet, bob
Ser Mii Miidfrnnsport Der 4riegsgefange.
men aug 6ranfrei9 Mitte Muguft BE.
ginnen tpir6. gs miro bebal1ptet, 6dB
Sic 8riegsgefongene1 iiber bic
@1apei5 our mnte bon 1000 Der Sng
1,o6 De,1tf9lnn6 3uriidfebrer1 .per.
6en. Die De1ti1en, 6ie fi1 nod mt
mer in 1rorfrei9 befinber, tDer6e1
a1tf 450, 900 ei11gef9dbt.
800 @d9ffe bereits iberseben.
sc tuirb offi3ieIl befonrtgegeben,
bob 800 @9iffe, 6ie Somburg als
ibrem &ofen bnben, einen 2n6eralirt
bon 1852 900 @ltbifneter reprdfen.
tieren, an Sic gntente1nG9te bereits
abqeIiefert u,1r6en. Bon 6ieie1 tpnrer
81 @igettt,1nt Ser &on1bure-M -Mmerifa-
2f11ie.
2ambpirtf6 6aftIider @treif i'm Mb-
nebmea.
Ser 5treif Ser lnn6fpirti1offli6ett
Mrbeiter int 9ran5burg Diftriftt 1T
int Mbnebmen, bo 6ie Ernppen bie
6ie 2an6beffte betpabert bie Mrbet-
ter aur Miidfebr anr Mrbeit 3tpinget1,
tpie geridte aug @reifsnal6, 8ont.
mern, meIoen. Is Mitglieber ei-
mes @onritees elmer Mrbeitergetperf-
fdaft tpnrben berbnftet.
@psiaIifiider 3lan bertuprfen.
Die 6elitiben MotionoIberIan1nt.
lung bertparf beute in ibrer Ictten
Situng et11ert fo3ialiitiidcn Nnrtei.
d11trng, Der cine totnle 9ret1n1tt1q Der
@ir9e bonn Stnnte entpfnbl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24
5ebtt 0eric1te1t .Hurtb
Gaftbauett ecfStct+

Gbicngo, 22. eSnli. 3ebn Ber=
ionen tpnr6en get0tet nn6 25 berlebt,
oIs Elm groBer, lenfbnrer 2nftbouon
bei ieiner erlten 8erinbsfahrt eSe11er
fling, 500 sSnR obItiirate II. 6ur6 6os
@losho6 Ser Suinofs Srnit nr6 @ab=
ings 8anf 6rang.
9ie 1t1ei1ten Ser Sotel1. 1paren Mn=
qefeute Der @anf, Die, eingef6lofen,
Sic sSenerto6e niht er1ttpei6en fontte.
Ser 8o1on felbit, Ser erplo6ierte,
bil6ete elm SIan1nenmeer ols er onr9
6us @Ias6n6 6ronq. esS11 biefen1 &olt=
me befan6en ii6 Mber 200 8n9bul=
ter un6 8nreaunrbeiter, beinnbe nnr
W5G66en, sic iih an Ser Mrbeit be-
fnn6en.
Ser golon, ser elmer Mtro1t, Otto,
@um1niporengeieuf9aft qeborteu floe
bereits ei11ige @tnn6en itber @bicago,
o1s Der l1nfan pai1ierte.
9lls er beiIGnfiq 500 TnB iiber 6em
8onfgebGn6e babtnfloa fab man
pl0blid eine eSeuergnrbe o1s Ser
Mitte Ser @ollonbiIle in Sic Sobe
1teigen. Die a11f SEN 5traben ber=
ion1n1e1ten Mengen, 6ie Die Sabrt 6es
8unons beobo9teten, iaben oeniel=
ben i6tponfen nn6 Damn nit rieitger
@e16min6igfeit ob itiir5en. @ier ODER
fiinf Snfofien 6es 8onons iprangen
in Belt aug 6en1 @aiiogierforbe nno
atpei bon 6enielben lan6eten obneTer=
lebnngen in Sen StroBen.