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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

iude in Dieier Midtung ergeben ia.
ben, 6aB iid5 tDeite 2anoitrefen aus.
ge5eidnet bier5lt eignen. gbenio f.
9ert file u~nternebmungen unteritl.
bungen 81, Die fid nit Der Gabrifa.
tion bon 8le9fnnnen nnb @Insbe-
b6Itern befaiien pollen, an tDelden
IN bielen Gabrifen bon Ronierben,
Goiletteartifeln uftp. Mangel berridt.
Gin 11eues @erfabren, 6ur9 pel6es
Del 11nb Betroleum feite @eitaH ber-
Iieben miro, miro gegentDarttg bon
bin5ugeaogenen @elebrten geprift, u,
iol, falls es it6 betpabrt, ben Rro.
b%u5enten fret CUR BerfMgung geltel1
merben. Man ertpartet, 6aB es it'd
bon giinitigem @influB auf Die M1lS'
fubr erpeiien miro. Das 8%oritebenoe
6urfte als 8etpeis geniigen, oab W1e'
rifo unter ieiner gegenudrttgen Ste.
gierung ii6 aufridtig bemiibt, ni91
MIR @eieB unb Sronung i%nnebralb
ieiner @ren5en aufredt 5u erbalten.
ion6ern an6 feline 8ebolferung 1itt-
Iid, geiitig nnb >pirti9aftli9 gu be.
ben, 8eltrebungen, Die Der Spmpatbie
oes amerifanif6en @olfes ii6er fein
0iirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

iebr gut, oaB lire gerbaltniiie bier
Before iinb dig nn6erp1rts in Der
Melt nno oab bie Mrbeitgeber lie ge-
rebt nnb generds bebanbeln . . !.
unb iie miiien, baB fo3ialiitiihe Mn-
i9ldge geraoe auf ibnen mebr laiten
miirben als auf anberen &laiien nnb
ibnen mebr i6aoen tpiir6en."
u8e5iiglih Der Musbreitung beg
5o5inlismus ernpfinbe id ni6t Die
geringfte 8eiorgnis Sic ein5ige
8eiorgnis, mel6e i6 babe, iin6 Die
8emubungen, sic offentliden Snte-
reiien 6es 2an6es nnter Die &ontrone
Der Megier11ng 5n itellen. Dte1e Snp
tereiien iin6 meitreiden6 unb. TOM
trouieren Winionen bon Mannern>
tpie 3. g. 6os 8abn=, bas Eelegra~
pben : @pitem etc. Sb tpiirbe es be-
bal1ern, tpenn 6ieie nnter Die Diref>
ton irgen6 elmer 8un6es> &egierung
geiteTlt piiroen. 9ie in oieien I'm
ternebmungen bei6aftigten Irbeiter
miirben elmer &egierl1ng ein 6auern=
6es uebergemi6t geben. Sd CLAUDE
an cine Eeilung Der. @emalt, uno Dob
6uS fiirs 2an6 am bel ten lit ;"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

Sic stpei,tubiedsig 2%pnd)morbe, bic
in Ser @reueIgeididte oes abgelaufe--
men Sabres per3eidnet fteben, muir
Sen bis o11f Elm paar idmtli6 i'm Sit
Sen beriibt. ln6 Big auf bier maren
bie Opfer fdmtlid Neger. DaS tro=
fene Georgia ltebt nit adt5ebn2pn6=
mor6en obenan; Elm 8etpeis, mos es
nit ser oft geb0rten 8ebarptnng,
Brobibition bebe Die Moral, onf iid
bot. Denn aIs cine moralii6e @r-
l6einung mirb man Die 2Dndmoroe
fanm anipre6en f0nnen. @egen bos
9oriobr 1T Sic 8abI Der 2pndmoroe
I'M, bierun65tpan5ig geitiegen. De
gelegent1i9 ~gednBerte Soffnung, bob
6as 2ono bon biefer 5dmah nit Der
3eit befreit tperben parbe, idetrt bon
ibrer Grfiiuung nlio nod 3iemlidJ
tpeit entferm 5l ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Kcine 6efahr.

&or6inal Gibbons fat cine @rfl6=
r11ng abgegeben, morin n ausfiibrt>
baB Ser So5ialismus feline @efobr in
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BARTLETT,
un6 6oB bie omerifaniide Mrbeiter-
idoft 6ie io5ialtltiiben Mni6ldge gu
ni6te MAIDEN tper6e. ST iagte unter
an6erem:
~@ir iouen uns gu 6ieier 8eib=
nnht Defenders freuen> ga es Die erite
8eibnodt lit felt flint Sabren, uel@e
I'M @liid oes uniberieaen Srieoens
gefetert miro 49,.
@benio CLAUDE i9> 6aB bas 8eifpiel
Der @nergie, tpeIbes mir in Der Sub-
rurg oes &rieges gegeben baben, elm
@ru1b CUR Srel16e it, % ba6ur6 Ser
8elt sic &upo5it6t Mmerifas un6
6es Entertainments ge5etgt p1r6e.
H.. @ir berlangen tpeoer einen Bon
Eerritorium, nod einen Dollar an
@el6. uniere ein5ige 8elobnung lit
bos 8emuBtiein, uniere Bflidt getan
gu baben, sic Welt fret gemubt un6
einen geredten, glorrciden Srieoen
getpon11en 5n baben
8e5iigli6 ser in Haris ftattfinoen=
ben Observation-Disclosures iprad er
sic &offnung m1s, bob rbieielben
6rrh Meisbett nn6 @eredtigfeit ge=
leitet tper6e11 nn6 6aB ith Die !Selbit=
iu6t nnteror6nen moge"."
r1eber 6ie 3ufunft unferes
2an6es bin ib niht beiorgt. Sd
fiible, 6aB mir at einem beiieren Ser
itdnbnis urter unferer eigenen 8eb6l-
ferltng fommen, 6aB 11ns bie Grrun-
qen1hnften beg &rieges III beiieren
Dingen 6es 6rieoens fiibren tper=
ben
.Sebr beunrnbigt f6eint man at
iein iiber Die Mrbeiter Sitrtqtior BEG
9on6es. Sd babe in Der 8eaiebung
feline Gorge. ST Bin getpiB, bob Die
Mrbeiter 6eg 2anoes M6nner itnb bon
SSntenigen5 un6 ginieben: lie miiien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
fein> perlcr 345 Gamd,>
bcete.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
January 9, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
3 2onbon, 5. Sonuur. - Sic Ml=
liierten 5erit0rten o6er nobmen POP
6euti9e u%nterieeboote tpGbreno oes
&rieges g%efangen. Da5u tpl1roen ID
nnterfeeboote bon ben Deutjde11
ielbit 5erit0rt. 8eitere lieben mur6en
in neutralen 2G116ern interniert.
Sic %l1ebergobe Ser oeut16en Tn
terieeboote lit Big iebt nod nidt bon.
Itdn6ig %bol5ogen. Die 3abI Ser be,
reits in brittihe 6dfen eingebrodten
betrdgt 1872. 8enigitens So meitere
muiien nod iibergeben per6en. Die
Demti6en iino nod imn1er eifrig
6aran, mettere nnterieeboote al bart.
en-, nn6 sic Mniierten erbeben 6arii.
Der feinen @inman6, 6a tie CUR Ser
figung Ser MGiierten fteben tperoen,
iobal6 lie fertiggeiteH finb.
Denti9e &riegsfabrae1ge, sic in
britiiden 6dfen einaebradt tpurben,
maren gemdB ben geoing11ngen 6es
8affenftin1tan6es Inn Elm Shloht=
ihiff GIT f,1r8. Die 11riode bafir lit,
6aB me6er 6ie u5adfen" nod sos
S9Iodtf6iff uModenien" bon SEN
oeutiden Sdiffsbaubdfen fertig &C.
itent tp1r6en. 9afiir miro bos 6ent=
ide Sdladti6iff 8aoen iibergeben
ner6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
ren
Hcrtlino tct.

&openbagen, Z. Sanuar. @raf
@eorg S. bon Sertling, Der friibere
beutI9e Meibsfan5ler, ltarb 5amstog
motifs in &ubpoloing in 8aDern. Ct
mar feds Gage lang franf %getpeien.
@raf bon Sertling bate ii6 als
@elebrter ei1en &uf peri6afft, ebe5 er
ms politiibe 2ebeu eintrat, uno Biz
gum Sabre 1912, als er 8apern Mei-
niiterpriit6ent m11roe, perbanb er er'
5ieberii6e nnb literariide Mrbeit nit
ieiner politii6en Tatigfett. 8on Sert=
ling muroe imSftober 1917 ais Na6>
folger bon Dr. @eorg Mi4aelis gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
8eramiAnnaseiite.

Sc lit Eretmiblenarbeit, iber Die
probibitioniitii6e Bropaganoa gu
16reiben, mar barf iie aber ni6t
I9euen, I'M 10 meniger, als es I'M
5meifelboft geboten lit, Ben fubrenoen
&rei1en Ser Iiberalen 8ebolfernngs=
elemente 6ie Nottpenbigfeit elmer 5iel=
bemnBten Mbmebr 51 fiibren. Sic
Brobibittonilten ftnb fire &e6ner, H.
rem @alfulationen 5ufolge &peroen Die
2eqislatnren bon bret 8ierteln Der
5taaten big l.. Sebrl1or 6as Brobi=
bitionsamen6ement CUR 8un6esfonlti=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Gin effencr 8rief.

@ OvE~aSSN w 4S#EEB&F
SSn ber 8ariier :3eitung Sc Ropu.
laire ridtet &omain MoQanb folgen.
ben offenen Brief an ben Hrdiioenten
Wtlfon: u&err Brdiioent! Die Dol
ter breben ibre &etten. Die bnrb Sic
borbergelebene nnb geponte 5tun6e
ialagt. Moge Tie nidt bergebens idla-
gen. Son einem @nbe gnropas bis
sum ar1bern erbebt iib unter oen18ol-
fern Der 8iqe, it6 Ser MuKtht iiber
tbre ~8eittmmungen tpie0er at bemad=
tigen nno iid gum 3tped Der 8tlonng
zines regenerierten gnropas 51 beret=
nigen. l1eber sic polittiben @ren5er
btnaus iu6en 1id lire &an6e, I'M itb
~5niammen5ufigen. Mber 3uii6en IL
men iinb INNER Die %offenen Mbgriinbe
ln6 Mibberltanoniiie. Man mub lber
6ieien 5blun6 cine 8ride baren.
Scan muB Sic Soften 6es antifen So
talismus 5erl6lagen, melder 0ie1e
80lfer gu nationalen &riegen 5tpingt
uno lie ieit Sabrbnn0erten itb blind
CUR gegeniettigen 3%erit0rung aufein-
amber itiir5en I6Bt Mnein per-
m0gen iie es ni6t. l1no lie rnfen Inn
@ilfe. Mber an men fou man ltd}
men0en? Sic olein, @err Brdiioent,
erfreuen iif elmer nniberialen mo-
rali16en Mutoritdt inter anen oenen,
Die iebt nit ser f11r6tbaren gbre be-
la6en linb, Die HoIitif Ser 8Dlfer gu
leiten. Mnttporten Sic anf ben Mut=
ruff 6ieier patbetii6en &offnnngen.
Nebmen Sic 0iei e S6n6e, Die 1td
ol1sltreden belfen Sic ibnen, ii6' mie=
Ger 5u pereinigen. @elfen Sic oielen
&0lfern, melhe ber11mtappen, nm
lire 8obn gu finoen, Die neue @borte
ser 8efreiung uro bie @inbeit 81
griin6en, oeren Hr%in5ipien lie leioen=
i6aHlib, b]ertporren i1den. 9eoen=
fen Sic: europa 6robt in Die 5pbd-
rem Ser &0qe al perfauen..
Die B0lfer in alien 9dn6ern bnben
penig @ertrol1en 5u Sen %regieren6e1
&laiien. Sic lino nod in 6ieier Stnn=
6e Ser ein5ige, Ser iopobl git ben Ell
men nIs Sen onoern = Sen @0lfern,
6en 8ourgeotien auer 80lfer ipe=
6ern un6 bon ibnen geb0rt lper6en
tann> Ser ein5ige, Ser berte mer=
ben Sic es morgen au6 nod fonnen?
- Ser Bermittler 5mii6en ibnen iein
fann. Berfogt 6ieier 8ermiHler, 10
iino Die getrennten meni6li6en Mai=
fen obne @egengetpi6t fa1t fatalertpei=
lie 51 Musf@reitungen g%etrieben: Die
@olfer CUR blutigen Mnordie un0 Sic
Eorteien ser alten Sronung our BLU
tigen @eaftion. &lo11enfriege, &al=
ienfriege, &rieg 3pil6en ben 80lfern,
sic 1i6 beute bil0en io5tale blinbe
&dimpfe, 0ie nur Sen SAB nno oie &C.
meinen 8egieroeA sic ralen6en
ErGlme elmer 2ebens1tun6e obne
morgigen Sag 81 itillen iuden. grbe
Woibingtons, Mbrabam 2incolns
Nebmen sic sic Mngelegenbeit ni9t
elmer @artei, zines @olfes, ionoern
auer in Die @onb! 2aoen Sic gum
&ongreB ser @umonitGt sic 8ertrez
ter Ser. 80Ifer Elm! Brd1i6ieren Sic
nit Ser gan5en Mutoritdt, Sic Sbq1er
SIR bobes morali1des @emiiien unb
hie mddtige 3ufunft 6es u%ngebeuren
Mmerifo ii9ern. &e6en sic, re6en
Sic gu alien! Die 8elt bnngert nod
elmer Gimme, tpel6e 6ie @ren3en
ser @0lfer un6 &lo1ien iiberi6reitet.
Seien Sic ser S6ie6sri6ter Ser
freien @olfer. l1no m0ge oie 3u=
fnnft Sic init 6em Namen 0es Ser
iobners griiBen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

tuition ratifi3iert baben. Nun tpeiB
man 3tpar, SAB Die Girigfeit Bic itar-
tie 5eite Der Ganntifer 1T, Die M6tig-
feit oagegen ibre i9tpn4e; bod pdre
es unfI11a, tpe1r1 sic in ibre11 burger
Iihen Medten be6robten 8eb0Ifer-
nngsididten aug bieiem @run6e al
Ter Gorge fi6 entfdlugen molten.
Die bette Dedung lit nod iin1mer Der
&ieb getpefen. Die Jrel1noe Der per-
i0nli6en greibeit miiiien Offences Ser.
itdnbnis 6afiir 5eigen bob bic Sei-
lung f~o5ialer S1noen NIT nidten
our6 sic Erodenlegung beg gon5en
2anbes betpirft mer6en fam. 9aB
oieies mogli9, folen Die Seudler
erit nod betpeiien.
9ieie 3uItGnbe in ienen Staaten,
Die ii6 ibrer GudteI gebengt, beron>
idauli6en CUR @eniige, bob ii6 Elm
iolder 8etpeis nibt erbringen laBt.
8abrbaft fortfdrittlibe @eiinnung
miro ii1 ME un6 nimmer nit probi-
bitioniitifber l1n6nloinmfeit u. eng
ber5igfeit p%ereinigen lolien. Sic Bro-
bibition be1pirft gerabe bas @egenteiI
bon Dem, mos tpiini6enstpert lit. sic
bat 6n5u gefiibrt 6aB ser @ebraub
bon @ofnin, Opium, Morpbinm un6
onoeren abnliden 8erouidungsmit=
teln in abidreden6em MaBe 5uge-
nommen bat, rn6 oas Defenders in
fno6entrodenen Staaten, mabrenb
@egen6en, no man nngei6ellt unb
nod 8eIieben 1ein @ldshen> mas I'M
mer es ou6 fem mag, trinft, bon Die
fer Beit 5iemlib beridont bleiben.
&ein. 8nn6er, ooB in Prohibitions
1~tonten Die beiteben6en Srrenbduier
nt9t mebr ausreiden CUR nnterbrin=
gung auer Der Spfer.
Das Erinfgel6 berbanft letn 9a=
49, o~o. ~nS~aHr~Go
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Die ,,mttiterbliAe StaOr beeribt prdiiSett 1ptl'
ion.

patbie uno Sreunoi9aft, ion6ern
6ur6 3mangsmaBregeln elmer Wt1l1-
tdrma6t.
Ser Sntrigen lit iett @inbalt ge-
boten tporben, uno bic 8anoe iinb ge-
bro6en; uno iebt miiiien mir elm neu=
es 8inbemitteI i6affen, tpel6es Die
86lfer 5uiatnmenbalt. sic iin6 ni6t
baran gem0bnt> unabbangig 5u ietn.
Sic miiiien iebt unabbangig per6en.
SD bin iider, BOB Sic 6en@runb-
1os 10 ouffaiien pie i'd 6aB es nidt
unier Bripilegium lit 5u beitimmen,
mas fit cine &egierung ite aufteqen
miil1en. 8ir iino bielmebr 5reun6e
oieier @0lfer, rno es lit uniereBflidt
ols ibre Sreuno bafiir gu iorgen, bab
lie nit elmer Mrt 56nb nmgeben
meroen, 6ab ettpas geidaffen meroep
mub, mas lie 5uiammenbalten piroN
~gs gtbt MIR Elm Sing, oas Sea-
tionen niamnenbdlt - penn Sic
8etpolt uusidlieBen = unb bas lit
6reunoidaft uno gutter @iue. Das
ein5ige cling, oos Meni6en pereint,
lit 6reunbidoft, un6 ebenio fonnen
ol1d} Notionen nur our6 6reunoidaft
5uiammengebalten peroen. Desbalb
lit es uniere Mnfgobe IN Garis, Sic
Jreunoidaft Der 8elt 5u organi}te=
rem - bofiir 5u iorgen, 0oB ale iitt=
li6en &r6fte, Sic allf &edt uno Sc
rebtigfeit uno 6reibeit bin5ielen> per=
eint II. 5u elmer leben0ige1 Organize
ton peri6mol5en merDen, oeren Frtn=
5ipien iid Ser @elt freubig unb obne
3ogern untermerfen mer6en.
Neue Fipdyulpste.
uMit an6eren @orten, uniere Iuf=
gobe lit ni6t geringer als folgenoes:
Cine neue internationale piD6olo=
glide @erfoliung at maiden; cine
nel1e> mirflide Mtmoipbdre ing 2eben
81 rufen. Sd bin in Der gludli9en
Gage 5u iager, 6ob i6 bel meinen
ltnterbanolungen nit Ben berborra=
genoen Mannern, 6ie Sbre Station
lenfen, uno NIT 6enienigen> 'mel6e
6ranfrei6 uno England Ienfen, 6as
@efiibl babe, 6aB 6ieie Itmoipbare
i'm Wer6en begriffen it, ienes Ser
langen, &e6tes 5u tun, ienes Ser
langen, 8reunbidaft gu ertpeden. Sci
einem 1olden gemeiniamen 3tel
brau6t fein @inoernis unibermin0=
bar 5u fem.
~@inbernifie iin6 nur 6a5u %,
iiber1punoen gu mer6en. Sen Eapfe-
rem 19redt Elm Sin6ernis ni6t, for
bert i'm pielmebr MIR beraus. 90
muB es unier 5tol5 fem, ales gu
iibertpin6en, 0as nns I'M @eg itebt.
~@ir mi1ien, 6oB es fein nenes
@leibge1pidt Der Ma6t geben oarf.
9as lit onsgeprobt uno mangelbaft
befun6en tpor6en, un6 5mar in aqer-
eriter 2inie aus Dem @run6, neil eS
ni6t ausgegliden in iih ielb1t 90
itebt, nn6 elm @emi9t, oas ni9t gu
iummenbGlt fonn ni6t maBgebeno
iein in Sen @ei6iden Ser Meni6beit.
rDesbalb muB ettpas ar6eres an
Steue 6es @leidgetpidtes Der Ma6t
geIebt tper6en, un6 id fonitatiere nit
@enugtuung, bob iberau IN 6teien
groBen @otionen Die Muffaiiung ge<
pi1iermaBen in Der 2uft liegt, 6oB
6ies cine bolitanoig geeinte 2tgo BON
Nationen fem mnB.
"@os sic Meniben emit fir tbeo=
retii9 un6 i6ealiitii6 bielten> ~ertpeiit
1i9 ols prafti19 nn6 n%otpenoig. Wir
lteben an ser Sbmeae zines neuen
3eitolters, in tpel9em, 6eiien bin i4
iider, cine neue Staotsfnnlt ote
Meni6beit in Streben nn6 8erfen 5u
neuen 90ben emporbeben miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

6eutl9en &eibsfon5ler ernannt. @r
reiignierte I'M @erbit lebten Sabres
nno ser oomalige Safer Wilbelm
perlieb linn Ben S@tpar5en M6leror-
ben un6 6a11fte ibm marm fir 0ie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ereue", nit Der er
bent Gamble ge6ient batte.
u.s.. 4 Seine 2e6ensla1tf.
Son &ertling pur6e inn Mugult
1843 in Darmlta6t als 5obn elmer
bodangeiebenen Samilie geboren. Or
belu9te 6as @pmnaiium ieiner Set
motsIto6t, ltu6ierte Hbiloiopbie un6
@e1di9te in Miin1ter, Miin6er uno
Berlin un6 erbieIt int Sabre 1864
oen @ru6 eines Doftors Der Bbilo=
iopbie. 6pdter beiudte er Stalien
nn6 %Itu6ierte bie 6ogmatii6e &C.
ididte Ser r0mi1d=fatboliiden &ir6e.
SIN Sabre 1867 1pur6e er Brofelior
Der Bbilofopbie an Der uniberlitat
Bonn. @r genoB einen meiten Hnf
oIs S6riftiteuer iiber BEN &atboli=
5ismus unb @o5ialmifienihoft. Graf
bon &ertling mar bonn Sabre 1875
Big gum Sabre 1912 Elm Weitglieb
BEG &eidstoges, nit Musnabme Ser
8eriooe bon 1890 Big 1896. Na6
6em Eo6e oes @rafen @ompei9
pur6e er inn Sabre 1909 Ser Giibrer
Ser 3entrumspartei. @dbren6 @raf
BON 8ulop Mei9sfon5ler NOR, be-
traute er &ertling, ben er ols fabi=
gen nn6 g%eriebenen Diplomaten be-
tro9tete, nit SEN 8erban6lungen
mil 6em @otifon. Bon &ertling mar
o1t6 oft Der balbamtli4e Bermittler
5mi16en 1einer Eartei un6 Der Ste
giernng.
@mrbe allbeut1der @bmpatbien be=
1dutlbtgt.
Sn 6en Iebten- Monaten ieiner
@on5Ieri9aft tpnr6e BON Sertling BON
Sen 5o5ioli1ten I'M &ei6stag uno bon
Sen 6eutl6en 3eitnngen angegrtffen.
Die @o5iolilten marfen ibm Dor, er
bobe Bic &an5leridaft inter Ser gor=
o1siebung ongetreten, 6aB er fir oos
gon5e 6eutide Soft ipre6en peroe,
lei aber 5n BEN Snnfern ubergegon=
gen unb babe beraltete S6een per=
treten. 2ie Stimm1nq Ser 3eitungen
gegen i'm beritdrfte itd> als er an=
fonos September iagte, oie Regie=.
rung iebe feine MogIidfeit, ote bonn
preuBiiden 2on6tag fommen6e 8or=
loge fir augemeines gleides Wabl,
redt on5unebmen. Sn ieinen lebten
@eoen Dor benz &ei6stug berubrte er
Sic Moglidfeiten, ourd 0ie Ser
6riebe 5ultanbe begrodt meroen
f0nnte. Dieie Me6en muroen bon ben
f0nnte. Dieie &eoen mur6en bon ben
3eitungen in Sen auiierten 2anoern
ols v6rieoensfiibler" be5ei6net nno
ielbit beutf6e S6riftiteaer nn6 go
litifer griffen iie ols uno1lfrt6tig nno
nntpabr an.
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@dleierbnft 1T es fit 1tns, mie ae<
mife MitpIie6er Ser trodenen @iIbe
es fertig brtngert nonen, lire rotten
Nufen 51 fonferbieren, fnGs mir
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

Sos Erinfgel6 ber6anft iein So
iein elmer ge%5tpungenen 5reigebigfeit.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
important to Motnsrs
FOUNDED BY FRENCH KING
"cordon BIeu" Was Originally the
Highest Order of Nobility in
the Gallo Kingdom.

A "cordon bleu" was originally
knight of the ancient order of the
Holy Ghost, founded by Henry Ill
(1574-15S9), on the occasion of his ac-,
cession to the throne of France. The
order consisted of 100 knights-ex-
elusive of officers-and was at one time
the highest order in the kingdom. So
called on account of the color of the
ribbon from which the cross of the Or
der was suspended. In the course of
time this appellation was bestowed
upoh anyone that had achieved emf
nence in his profession. The Com
mander de Souve. Compile dOlonne
and some others, who were Gordon
b1eus, met together as sort of club,
and were noted for their well-appointed
dinners. Hence, when anyone had
dined well, he said: "Well, that is a
true feast of the Gordon bleus." Finally
the term was applied only to first-rate
cooks, who, after an examination. re-
ceived a medal suspended from blue
ribbon. Littre says that the blue apron
formerly worn by many cooks have
helped to earn for them this fiattering
designation.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
CUBANS FOND OF JEWELRY
American Dealers Are Advised to
Take Advantage of the
Situation.

The United States department Of
commerce and industry has issued a
bulletin in which it advises jewelers.
of the United States that Cuba at
this time presents unusual opportuni-
ties for the sale of American jewelry
and ei1verware. This advice is based
on q report made by Trade Commits
sioner S. M Rosenthal, who spent two
years investigating the jewelry mar
kets Of South America and the West
Indies.
Cuban markets have been open to
American jewelry manufacturers since
the beginning of the war, Mr.. Rosen-
thai points out, because Of curtailed
shipments from the usual sources of
European supply. Germany has
shipped no jewelry to Cuba since 1914
and the jewelry from other European
countries has been Of inferior work
r:ansfip.
Cuba has a population only slightly
IsIeer than New Jersey, but it offers
fine opportunities to American jew
elry exporters because of its accessi-
tility. wealth, the rate at which it is
developing, the preferential rates OF
duty on American imports, and the
comparatively low cost of selling.
"Cubans," said Mr.. Rosenthal. "are
fastidious dressers. They are fond of
iewelry and lavish in their expendi-
ture for it, and their fashions encour-
age the wearing of more jewelry than
ours. The Cuban market follows Eu-
ropean styles. This is natural. as the
prevailing population is of European
origin, and jewelry has been mainly
supplied from there. American man
ufacturers who wish to build up a
Cuban trade would do well to follow
the styles prevailing in the island.
"Cuba is primarily a market for
solid gold jewelry. There is a linn
tied demand for gold-plated and gold
filed articles, as well as for goods
made of platinum, the latter being sold
mostly in the larger cities.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05

could perceive the way fairly well
when we again advanced, how travel
ing through a more open country, a
prairie, interspersed with groves of
trees. Daylight overlook us at the
edge of a slough, which bordered lit
tie lake, where in the gray dawn, Tim,
by lucky shot, managed to kill a Grip
pied duck, which later furnished us
with a meager breakfast. In the Sc
curity of a nearby cluster of trees, we
ventured to build a fire, and, sitting
about it, discussed whether to remain
there or press on. 1t was decided to
remain where we were and rest.
I need not dwell on the details of
our fight. They remain in my memory
in all clearness, each scene distinct,
each incident a picture engraved on
the mind. My map proved utterly use
less. confusing me by it's wrong loca-
ton Of streams, and its inaccuracy in
the estimation of distances. We must
have wandered far to the north from
our direct course, led astray in the
dark, and by our desire to advance
swiftly. For there soon came to us
warning signs that we were indeed
being pursued; and some evidence
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
| AVIATORS HAVE SIXTH SENSE
Proof That the Human Body Is More
Highly Endowed Than Has Hith-
erto Been Supposed.

The London Lancet asks which Of
the five senses could have played a
predominant share in the nonstop
transatlantic flight of Alcock and
Brown.
"Sight, even when the moon was
visible, was practically nullified by the
constant cloud and storms of sleet or
hail; hearing must gradually have
lost its acuteness in the course of 16
hours of exposure to the tremendous
din of engines and propeller-it is re-
corded that both officers were deaf on
dismounting; the vestibular sense
seems to have been no trusty guide,
inasmuch as the pilot admitted invo!-
untary indulgence In stunting and
seems to have ,looped the loop with
out being aware that his vertical di-
rection was changing.
ION the other hand, the aviators'
horizontal direction must have been
marvelously precise throughout, as,
with no landmarks to guide them, their
destination was reached without a
hitch, when swerve of a singde de-
gree to one side or the other of the
direct line would have lost them their
| objective.
PRESUMABLY the imperfect sense
records supplemented each other in
nervous systems long trained to rapid
and impromptu adjustment"
1t seems that the human body is en-
dowed with a sense Of stability and
balance that depends not upon any
one of the five senses" and cannot be
localized entirely in the labyrinth of
the ear. Some men possess this sense
in greater degree than others.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
OCEAN LIKE ANOTHER WORLD
But Different in That There Is No
One to Explain or Explore
Its Mysteries.

The ocean was calm and clear-so
very calm that it reflected, as if from
a solid surface. every vapor that float
ed along the heavens; it was like sail
ing into a new world Ia creation
whose laws and boundaries must re-
main forever unknown to US. How ex-
citing to Imagination! So many fam
tastic forms reveled beneath the trans
parent crystal, huge rocks looking like
castles, exaggerated by the watery dis
tance; bleak Alpine landscapes stretch
ing far away; and then the monsters
Of the deep moving in the solemn
majesty of silence - living things,
without one sympathy for the earth
about them; without a single feeling
that we can comprehend-it may be,
if our eyes do not weary, that, in fancy,
we gaze deeper down, and strange, un-
earthly forms are succeeded by deeps
on deeps-the very eternity of watersi
where we can see nothing but the
blue abyss si-down-down-dow 1t
is a fearful thing to pass over their
mysteries-a great lesson.-A. NJ. Hail.,