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Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-19

You'll save 35 per cent on your
Hay and Grain Insurance. See w. |.
Stone, COG Main street, agent North
western Mutual Fire Assn.-Adv.
>1o>
See H. P. Fites & Co. about good
used Holt Tractors.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-19

Dance Woodlawn Park every Sun
day night.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-19
Children's Silk Sox Csc

TsHESE DAINTY SILK SOX FOR INFANTS
are especially attractive with pretty crochet
edge tops tied with silk ribbon to match.
They are here in white. pink and blue and in
sizes 4K to 6, at Csc pair.
SOX. Csc, in sizes to 6H--novelty stripes blue
and pink on white-roll tops.
-CHILDREN'S AND MISSES PLAIN WHITE
SILK SOX, 65c-roll tops with neat tan or blue
stripes-sizes 81 to 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-19
---Pretty Voile Frocks 1895

q MOCKS ARE VERY POPULAR NOW in these
candle styles with belt and pretty embroidery, in dainty
- shades.
SMART MADRAS SHOCKS at S2S5 in white, made with
pockets. lOke and colars--a sizes SO TO AZ
FINE CHAMBRAY AND LINENE SHOCKS at S3.45,
95 S445-bue and shades with white collar and
cuffs; also embroidered styles.
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-xs5O to $500 900 on d.
O. real estate. Several trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical
for borrowers.
WMs II. SAUNDERS & CO,
Southern Building, sol 18th u. n. ".
no2s-oot
The Washington times., 1919-04-24

IORENZJEwELRY CO: N; 1853.
SCLSLtTL ~, !, 80, I,,,p BIJYS sos sth St n "
eGkPii go PiS;IIM SIhEEE JEWELRY DIAMONDS
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OF
FICER. 18th and = sts- y. W, Wash
ington, d. C.-Sealed proposals for fur
nishing wood to retired officers in wash
iLgtOn will be opened at the above ad-
dress at IL 100 a. m, May Il, 1919. Hard
wood, $50 cords. Proposal blanks may De
had upon application at this office, Pro
posals to be filed in triplicate and must
bear guaranty thereon. Mark envelopes
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING WOOD.
and address. to the Zone supply Officer.
Washington d. c. e
ap2S.24:5.2s.27,m ,my15.1s
OFFICE of the Zone supply Officer. l7th
and r SITS. y. w. Washington, ID. g
Sealed proposals for furnishing coal to re-
tired officers in Washington during fiscal
year 1920, will be opened at the above ao-
dress May Is. 1919. 90 A. NJ. 500 tons
Anthracite Egg; 400 tons Anthracite stove,
25O tons Anthracite Nut. Proposal blanks
may be had upon application at this Othct-
Proposals to be filed in triplicate and must
bear guaranty thereon. Mark envelopes
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING COAL,
AVID address 70 the Zone supply Officer,
s7s1.sI.s5..s - rry13.1t
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
{. i..WARTEp-SkLESMEN

lIEN-Peumanent position In city; capable
Of earning SO or more per week; must
be OF good address and convincing takers
experience not necessary; adding ma
chimes, check protector, typewriter, safe
and check men especially. See Nh.
ARTHURS, EOS Union Savings Bank Bldg,
The Washington times., 1919-04-24
HELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALE

CIVIL SERVICE COACHING-IndlVI IduaI
instruction.: personal service: limited
classes; complete $40. Call or write. JO4
Continental Trust Building. 2s'
YOU CAN make good money selling NJ. ~.
InkspoonA Full or spare time: sample
and full particulars, 6 cents. SCOTT, 80
1lth 1t. S. E., Washington, D. G. ap12-9Jt
profession of opportunity. II offers un-
limited possibilities, while the demand
for high-class accountants far exceeds the
supply. Those desiring to qualify under
master instructors for special accounting
work, and practice, by devoting an hour
per day advise with. age. experience,
education and phone number. BOX 145,
Times office. les
The Washington times., 1919-04-24

WOBKINGMEN-Obsta must be met
and crushed, and we must make renew
ed effort to sell pants to hustlers that have
not called here; some are red-hot after
bargains" and here's to cool the heat,
can't be beat, 81 up; and low prices on suit
cases JCSTH'S OLD STAND. 6ls D. 1-24
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
JAPAN MAY ASK J. S.
TROOPS FOR SIBERIA
Bolshevist Forces Menacing on
East Front-Capture of
Crimea Reported.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-with the red
leaders In Moscow claiming the cap
ture Of Crimea on the west and dis
patches from Tokyo telling OF the
threatening operations of the Boil
shevists In Siberia, the Russian situa-
ton --sumed alarming aspect today.
Japan may ask the United States to
aid with troops on the east front, IT
is said.
The occupation of the Crimea is
claimed in a Moscow wireless mes
sage received here. General Mank-
nos troops carried out the movement.
the dispatch says. It also states that
during the taking of Theodosia two
steamers containing explosives blew
up.
red official communique also
claims the capture of many prison
ers during heavy nghting In the Kief
region and on the left bank Of the
Volga. In the Astrakhan region the
Soviet troops captured the town OF
Bolshoi- i-Konushkino with its entire
garrison. On the eastern front the
reds occupied Pavlodar. Russian
Turkestan.
Tokyo advices declare the eastward
march of the reds In Siberia has de-
veloped a suddenly serious problem
for Japan. which probably will soon
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
NORFOLK TO HAVANA
Line Is NAUCURATED

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-The Mer-
chants and Miners transportation
Company has arranged to place new
line of steamers in operation. The
line will be from Norfolk to Havana,
Cuba, and the first vessel will sail
from Norfolk, December -. with SAIL
ings at intervals of ten days there
after each way. 1t Is the first time
that any company has inaugurated Il
steamship line between Havana and
port so far up on the Atlantic sea-
board, and President Stebbins, Of the
Merchants and Miners Company. says
that it will not be in competition
with any existing line.
The company has allotted the steam
ers Grecian and Ontario to take care
of the new route, and these vessels
viii make alternate sailings. An in
vestigation of the possibility of max
ing a success of this Cuban trade led
to such favorable reports that II was
concluded to open ii without delay.
President Stebbins says the first ship
to sail already has full bookings of
both passengers and freight
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
WILLS BULK OF ESTATE
T0DAUCHTER OF FRIEND

DR.. James NJ. Flint. U. 8. N. retired,
formerly medical director in the navy,
who died last week, and whose will
was nied for probate yesterday, leaves
$1,000 to All Souls Unitarian Church.
OF this city. and names Henry p. Blair
as executor OF the estate. Mrs. Clara
a. Felt. daughter OF the late DIR. b. II.
Phillips, of Pembroke. N. H., is named
principal beneficiary. She is to re-
ceive $4,000 in token OF the testators
remembrance of her fathers Kindness
to him In his youth. and all other
property after other requests have
been satisfied. DIR. Flint's Chauffeur.
Joseph Bracket. 10 to have 81. 900.
Testator declares that his late wife's
will directed the paying Of the fol-
lowing legacies after his death:
Emma ]. Nourse, 10000; Belle Will
kins and Lucy !. stickney. $4,000 each.
and Carrie Goodale. Bertha Allen and
Louise Allen, $1,000 each
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
LAUDS GEORGETOWN CADETS

The Reserve, Onficers' Training
Corps at Georgetown University has
been inspected and praised for its
efficiency by Col. H. T. Bull. OF the
Third r. o. TIC. district headquar-
has prepared report on his inspec-
tion Of the cadets for the Rev. John
B. Creedon. S. j., president of the uni
versity. The corps is equipped with
rifles, bayoncts and uniforms, 1t was
organized shortly after the -demobi-
lization of the Student Army Train
ing Corps unit last year.
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
MAYASK CLOTURE
ON CUMM|NS BILL
Senate Leaders Anxious to Get
Railroad Legislation Off
the Calendar.

Republicans in the Senate are con-
sidering the possibility of asking
cloture for the consideration or rail-
road legislation.
It is the desire Of leaders on both
sides to have this legislation passed
before the end Of the month. The de-
bate started yesterday with speech
explaining the bill, delivered by Sem
ator Cummins, Its sponsor. He con-
tinued today.
Cummins was approached by meni-
bers on the question of asking for a
cloture rule. Assuming the attitude
measure before the holidays, he has
declined to ask for cloture at tho
present time.
One member was told by CummiSn
that such action would not be In or
der until the measure has been dis
cussed for several days. II at tho
end of the first ten days the Senate
has not made progress toward pas
sage, the member expects that the
OF the Interstate Commerce
Committee will request sixteen Sena-
tors to file a petition.
Senator La Toilette, foremost filibus-
ter of the senate. is eleadlng the 0p.
position to the Cummins bill. Appii-
cation of cloture would prevent La
Toilette from speaking at length.
The passage of the amendments to
the rules of the Senate Introduce 1
yesterday by Senators Curtis and Kel-
log is considered practically impos-
sible by the leaders. The new rule
would make it possible for q major
ity of the membership instead of two
thirds to envoke cloture.
1t is felt that the restriction OF
free speech in the Senate as general
practice would be bad, according to
the leaders
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
CLAIMS CORNER On
CHOICEST HUSBANDS
Chicago Woman Says There Are
Only Three, ard She
Owns Them AL

CHICAGO, Dec. 2-Dr. Lena X.
ssdler. of this city. claims 10 have
corner on the good husbands OF the
world.
sThere are but three good huseands
in the world and my husband y ell
three of them" she said recently 1nr-
ins talk to womeu students AZ the
woman's u. S, TraipinE Corps.
husband has to say about his suscess
- husband--iust what as says
makes him the three good husbands
OF the world" all rolled up N one
r.ckage.
says DIR. william s. sadler.
work with your wife-play with
your wife-worship with your wife
lave your social life with your wife.
sT have always regarded marriage
a. q definite partnership.
do not try to be . good auseo01
without being \ father.
when you have q disGgrssms1t
with your wife. night n out to . "a
ish. Never leave differences or prob
lens unsettled.
"But-never hold gru6ges
'If you can't agree, the husband
should always be the Anal Judge.
Have q Joint and common hank
account. Let your wife kn,w that
every dollar In the bank e avaslsbls
for the family. herseif and y0u-s
DR.. Sadier explained that this IL
the first time he attempted - analyxe
or review hts position a. . husoanA
II have opened the back door 70
ry soul" he explained. II sn Will
ing to do this. however. II aav ycuth.
fui husband may be givsn dirsotaea
or help"
The Washington times., 1919-12-03

be discussed with the American Gov
ernment. The convention by which
the allies have operated in eastern
siberia may be menaced by the Boil
shevists. II is claimed. and the inter.
ests OF law and order In China, Man
ehuria and the Russian Pacific littoral
may necessitate a military campaign
on q large scale. Japan apparently
mas no wtsh TO attack the problem
singiehanded, and the impression pre-
Naiis she Will discuss every step with
the American Government and NAV
request moral, financial and even
military support
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
wild Bill" Carlisle,
Wounded in Battle,
Captured By Posse
Lone Train Bandit, Trailed Through Blizzard to
Isolated Wyoming Mountain Ranch, Fights
Desperately Until Shot Down.

ing place in the brush he might have
slain many of the posse to which he
surrendered
So model was his conduct in prison
that his sentence was commuted from
life imprisonment to twenty-five
years. He is less than thirty years
old, and his happy. smiling, boyish
face is in sharp contradiction with
his record as a bandit
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
NORTH DAK0TANS TO DANCE.

North Dakotans are cordially in
vited to attend an informal social and
dance given by the North Dakota
State Association at the Thomson
School. Twelfth and L streets north
west, Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1919-12-03
GERMAN MAILS SPEEDY.

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-Business men are
laying complaints against the German
telegraph system. saying that in many
cases mails go faster than messages
Considerable business is lost thereby
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GhiraaD'er Warft=S crift.
@etreine MART.
Sas @eidcnf.

Gin bcfonnter 9unoe@icnntor aat
te in eincm ldnoIifen &cmcimeicn
5r tim uno bclufte 0a oen t5rie.
ben5ridlter, Ser elmer icincr <Icno
freltn0e aclpeieu. Mdhren0 iif lei
SC miteinnnoer unterGiclten, erific
men Elm %illn9er Monn mo Gin O}do.
den mo criltd)ten oorlml. Actrolt
III meroen. Ger IrieOen5rihtcr
prgite oo3 Gapier, ooa lie i6m pnr-
3eigtcn. itc0te einigc 6roNen. uo1'
500 bunn sic SrulutnQ. mo nad
Gmpinnanobme elmer g|crin0en @e.
biIbr h0noiGte er Ser 9rnIt cinen
nellcn 9ielenid)irm cin. Goratf emit
icrllte iid) ons 9aor.
Scr Senutor mobnte oem. 9on}cn
&organg III ernitem Stiuidpei3cn
bel. Nohoem 0o2 iunge Faar &C.
qanQcn mar, fragtc er:
nSngc einmol, Nrtbur, TUT III
oa5 immer2'
y@ua? Gle GrauIng oo~Q5ieben
So gCmiB, lpelln le Die Sl5enj ba5
BEN"
ngtein, id meine, SAB 0u Ser
8roltt Elm @eihenf aibit."
Gin @eidenf? ia. bate ocnn
sic 9rout Ben Shirm nid)t mitge-
6rad)t?"
Stein, ertldrte Ser 1cnator, ct
mas f~lcintult, oer ge)Grte mir.
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I'M 10 mebr, OILS iie mdbreno ocs
qrieqe5 fiir ibre BerbaltHiiie gaa}
ungerpobnlidl groBe Summen 3urlld
3ulcgen permohten uno Ibneu uouapf
befnnnt 1T, onB ieOer amerifanlido
Collar, Den tie heriiberbringen, Jet
orI6en cine filnfiade anuifrait III
8ergleif gu unierem 9an0e bcIiBt, 10
oQB tie Auslidt baden, iogar gr0Bere
Otter erDerbeu SIT t0nnen.
Sic Annahmc, ooB mir pom oteien
Observation-Disclosures IN %nbiebbdrcr
,3eit noQc 70 4ro3cut uerlieren mer
ben, oiirite 0aber nid)t ubertriebcn
iein. Nber mir BADEN aufl nod cirgl
4us3u4 an0erer groBergepOlferungs
id)idten 3u %er1uurten. Ga3u geh0rcn
in crIter 8eihe Die RuIicu, Die, iomelt
lie nidt oeu Stdoteu eutitammen,
alts Dem qleihen @rluoc ME ote
iibriden Den beiuatblId}en @o0cn iUIc
Der oufIthen meroen. Selbitpcritdn0'
lid fam un0 miro ma inner uld)t9
1T ocn Neg legcn, ober e@ 0orf nidt
urnberiifiidltiQt blejbcn, 0nS 0arau@
Elm GROCER 9tahthejI iitr uitrc III
0uitrie iif ergebcu miro. Die 6riatt
runa bat CUR o'eniiqe crpicicn. 0ab
mir in allten 0'eih0it53cjtcn Sic pr.
belt obuc Die uualdnoiihe 0en0lfc.
runQ niht hdtten bc1p0ltiQcn fOnncn.
Ghutidhlif mur0en Merber 5u ihuch
hinilbcr Qeitttt, nm lie hicrher 5t
bringcn. 2ic oarou9 ith c~rgeben0c
SdluBTolgeruug lieat aui Der @dn0.
Ser GonQreB beqeht cinen iitr ul;er
Ce0eihcn pch0nqniBUoucn Ttbler.
mcun cr Die Chore oerGimranbcrtnq
ucripcrrt. ga mir nlcbr 2lrbeit9trGftc
ucrlicrcn meroen ais mir benothI9cn.
10 Qebictet unier Sclbitiutereiie, Die
! G;npanoerlmg nidt 3I bcmmcu ODER
Qc1paltiam 3t ncrhinoeru NIt iibcr.
ali bat Der 2rtcQ aid bei ms cine
Nenocrung Scr &erb0ltniiie betpirft.
Mas mir frubcr Sit picL an Ginmnn-
0ercn hotten, mer0en mir IN lcbr
1aber Belt 3u menil h1ben.
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Gle Ruf=
manDernnq.

I~altJtlls ttIi lttut
gemad)t mcr0eu, 0enu ode 9eridr
te Itimmen Oarin therein, 0aB ci-
ne Rilflpau0eruog I'M groBten lln-
lang eriolgen miro, iobolo Ser SrleOe
beitinrmt abgeif,Ioiien lit. (botiddIid
lit lie Jest ihoM iomeIt Die Grams
portuerbQltuilie Dies Qeitatten. int
BonQe. Gin pouitduolJcr Nusjug
miro Don Seiten ~ocrirnllen c~riolgcn,
Sic in 0Ieiem &all0e 0d@ &|iJrQcrrcdt
niht %ertporbcu hobelt. un0 oleie 3ohl
lit befuntIlh iebr groB. @eitimmen0
fiir oicic &luiie lit hultptiddlif. onB
lie nid)t nit Ser Ntbijdlt herijber &C.
fomIncn limo. iItl bier dniaiiiq SIT
maiden. IS iino oo9 Die iogenannten
@unoernrbciter. Die ldon lett &ohr-
3ebntcu MIR ioIonge I'M &auoe bleI-
ben. DIS bier @eihdItiauug porbunoen
lit mo mcnn oieic, ME IS lett Ser
ISal lit, fcblt, lid mit0cr ser Ncjmnth
}upcuoen. Gam trGgt audi Ole be.
oeutcnoc Gridmerunq IN Der Grmcr-
bu1q 0e2 %iiracrrthta. hnuptlddlldl
00s &crI0nQeu Hudl WeuutuiG Ser
cnqiIlhcu Sprode uuo undl conItltlts
tionclen Stlojeu. Sic nett ilbcr ser,
Qciitiqcn 0orl5ort oicicr Hcute Qchen,
Mel 5I 0ieicm @ntidluB bel.
81 Sen Decentralization sic inns
pcrloiicu mcrocn, %QchGrcn ioldlc nr3
oen 2duocru ,oIe 0ltrh oicicn @ricQ
Qrofcu @tbicts 3uuut2 crlon.
Qen mer0cu. GoH Inn <talien, 81
len. RumGniCn. Serbjcm, @ricdtH-
Iano. &ronticu @0hnlcu uu0 Sic Iiio-
i~lnplidcu @rbletc. Gle GruurtunI
Qcht oobiu. ouB ourtl Sic 1roNc go
0ctcnteiQmntl Ser o0itIbit onioiijlcll
Glcmentc. SIC III Sen int Nuedc I'M.
terleacncn NoIftritalteu lrhGrcn
u,Cl @ooeuraltm fuy Sic 3uriiffeh.
reuben uorhun0cu Ielu miro. lluG
tbenio cr1portct man. onB sort. mc
Ser @roGQrInobc'iB p%urtWrrihte. cInt
NuithcilunQ crfoIacn miro; olle&Nofi
uur.l2u. Sic IN GriiilluaN deheu nrr
Ben. IIcitr @pocnhuudGr bot bel ser
dcnannteu &olftrihaitcn iumcr be
itauocu. neil oJt &clltt Sic bier Elm
mauocrtcn ujd1t oll@ ocn Std0ten ia
men. luenjlitcr@ ium ltriulcrer <cl'
'0nNcru uprpjcdr1o pom &0uNc &jcI.
non ihUcu ijno idlou iyiihtr pou 0jticu
l}dUrct lnlcioQen worNHN uH,
'juo NroErTt mt Sen Grip0ruiitIt
Sic rtu ju5trit irulalt2 2tbcH inner
erntolljd'tu N@ltintnuCru lcporNtG
uHo Bic ibrltn iolNtn olcicw Sag.
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Repraientont aabn pon GuliiOr

MEN, Goriiber 0e3 Nrmlccull5iduiles
Ser Dor altrjem uon eilcr 5mcimo.
nnliqen &nipeftIonatour ans Git
ropd 3urilftebrtc. miro sic Tor0e.
rung ltcaen, Dab iomnltlidle omeri-
fanilfen Sruppen idleunlgit ans
europa 5uritfqe3odcu mcr0cn. 17erz
ner miro en- @eihrdnflutQ oc9 itchcn.
oen Neere9 nuf 100000 Woun uno
olqenlciuc milItdriifc Nuabil0md
cmpfchleu. Gr hort bci0t Dor
ftI0ge III ser geQcnmdrtlgcn Con.
QreB SeIiion pcruirfIjdt ST IeheH,
1lnO mir hoiicn Is nltd,.
Die nmcritnuiihen Sruppcn. er-
fIortc &abn. bdtten mc0cr fir oiy
enaliifen nod Die irau30iiihen (rup.
ben etpns iibriq mo e f0unc fem
3meifel obmoIten. oaB Sic 6ciocrr
Ietteren qciflnQen morcu. ais oit
northumberland ijh III sic Nreidc
ipc,f.
@crr aobn fii10iatc icrncr on, cr
iuer0e oui ioiortiae @cr0iicntlldnmQ
Ser Observation-Disclosures III ihrcnf
rolen llmfouQe beitehen Ger per.
0ifcutIihte Nu33uQ. iogtc cr. lei
Qrln0ocrIdlc0en pou Dem NtrtraaC
feIbit uno 0o5 uulcrifonjidc &olt
ipiiroc mondlea ucbtruihtn0l
erIebcrl, tpcnu ibm 0~}cIcucuhcit le
boteu ncroeu rpilroc, hcu Ncrtr0,
5cIbIt GIT itu0ircn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-30

Gr t6eilte nit, 0nB Die amerIfonl.
ide 8ropuganoo iibcr Die gan5e chi.
liiirte @elt it'd ehtredt babe. Cine
ie0e 3eitung in 0en 2an0ern Der III
liirten uno Ser 9teutraIen bate BON
0aibington aus Rndridten ans
qmerifa erbcften, oamit tie geDuBt
b1tten, ma in 0e3ug nuf Den &rieJ
bier3uIauoe gcthoH muroe. IS lei
pou@idtigfeit gcTDeien, nm Den @eIlt
Der Gruppen ulto GipilbeDolferunJ
Ser aaiirtcn I'M 0iuter uuo 6rii5.
iahr 1913 oufredt 81 erhalten.
IN Sdpc0en, iagte Der Rconer,
iet aQes 10 prooeutih gcpeien, oaB
ToIt nidts ijber Die aQiirtcH IN ben
3citunaen crihiencu iet, Gort lei
cine ripuliiireu0a REORGANIZATION
oeQriin0ct mor0en. Auh babe man
nod Den p~eridie0cnen ueutroleu Gan.
Bern @unoelbiI0erfilm $ &C.
id}ift unO oieien 8ropagnnoafIIm9
beiqefiiqt. Nile 9il0er ieien ircI &C.
leicrt mor6cn, inter Der @%cotn9Ing
BAR feline 0eutiheu 9iloer ge3ergt
rcr6cn Ouritcu Die ameritaniihct
@iloer ieicu boIo popuIdr ge%iporoen.
Tieic NulQbcu njGgcu erQGlljt pcr
Sen 0urd cine Steuc ans Dem Hufc
Che 9}cnI 6 oloneI@oui G" uon
Irthur 3. 5olp0cn Smjtb, Der auf
SEN 5cjtcn 243 un0 PA iaat.
nCbqleif Is ujdt allqemejn be
fQnnt III, mar Sol. Mouic elmer Der
/ eritcn N~eiHir1uortcr Ser Stratcdie, Die
M%ittclnGhte I'M Den ciqenen Ednocr1
iii 6cfdmpicn, inocm Qropoannoo &c
trie6en miiroc, ltm Ole 0talicn ocs
@olfes Qegcn 0ie HeQttren0cu al
|surct3cn utl0 eintr 2eiI 5mt-
ifcu IcutidluuO un0 GtIterrclh ill
treibcn. Qonde beuor sic Ser Staa-
Ten in Sen &ricQ ejntroten, madt1
Sol. 0ouie oie 5toat5mlnEer Der
Muiirten auf sic GortbeiIe elmer Iol.
den propaganda arimerfiam.
@leidiam ola &cleq ST. Dem Nor.
Itehen0en 0iencn Die neuerOiuq@ Dcr.
0ifeutlidltcn 4nQo6en oe@ @rafclI
SduIcnbur1 uno 0noercr itbcr otg
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/ mic in b0iem Sinnc,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-30

Let Ii object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing OF God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror. but Of wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.