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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Famous Art Model Writes Her Life Story for The Star
Report Italian Forces
Land in Dalmatia and
March on Chief Cities

LONDON May 2.-(united Press)-A news agency
xtch from Spalato. dated April 90 and reayed by way
Il Cpenhagen reported that Italian forces and war ma
% have landed at lara and Zebenco Their troops were
nn be marching eastward from those cities and rein
resnmts were marching toward the line OF demarca-
tm
lara is the Damaan coast. 80 miles southeast Of
Tnme Zebenico is IS miles southeast of cara.
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Germans Present Credentials

peace their credentials
commissioners five minutes
first formal meeting OF the agents yonqushed
Already the
them placed allied chiefs
IL thought around the
quarters 10 the
Tho Germans shocking
kaiser In France The
upon drawing tho window blinds
att a he wreeknge.
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Italians Dominate Dalmatia Coast Cities

the deadlock the
4 q 81 Italians
but Italy claims Of Italian
1e and because
there.
DkHGhas population according
Italians.
- s and Is this region between the and tho
ov Originally she willing
Jsmon0 - Sixvs
natnns put Italian territory
= granted Italy by the treaty Of Lcndoa- Now
- -. <44 - shs occupies.
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DISTURBANCES
IN PARIS END
Many Wounded in Clashes
on May Day

PARIS. May shay day In Paris
brought forth clashes betwecn civil
isna and troops IN all parts OF the
city. Many we're wounded in the
fighting
Casualties resulting from the riots
were officially announced today as
one gendarrne killed and $50 wound.
81 and about 100 civilians wounded.
Fifty OF the Rcndarmes were said to
be seriously injured.
Deputy Jouhaux. labor leader. was
among the wounded
Private q. H. Harrison Of the
American air service was wounded
in tho back by stray bullet. He
was reported today to be resting
easily"
sociaiir, and labor leaders today
placed the entire responsibility for
the disturbances on the government
They declared the demonstrators
had no intention OF doing more than
quietly paradlng the streets Of the
idle capital.
Efforts on the part OF paraders and
other workers 10 invade the Place
dc In concordc 10 stage demonstra-
tons before the chamber OF deputies
and the ministry were defeated only
after atiff fighting between troops
and grndarmes on one side and the
mobs on the other.
A. the crowds. crying Long live
the poilu." rushed the line OF foot
soldiers IN the square. the troops fen
hack. and their places were taken i'm
media'eiy by police and a Gordon 81
cavniry. 1t was then the casualties
occurred.
Woman Il Leader
Headed by tall. red-haircd woni-
an. a mob rushed the soidlcry IN the
square OF the Bastile. More than 20
of her followers were injured. for.
while the infsn,rymen again gave
way, the Eendnrmcs and cavalry
held firm. only one red flag APP
pcarcd during tho disturbances. and
Il was Immediately charged and torn
down by the police.
In the early evening arrests be-
came more and more frequent. but
lcss and less disorder was reported.
and tho police held the mobs In COM
pleie control.
An order for all Americans TO re-
main off the streets was oheyed inn
plicitly. tho khaki could be seen In
revcry window and balcony.
''Nive les Americana, was one of
the cries OF the rioters.
Blind Soldier Talks
After failure TO reach the ministry
In Place de Ia Concorde. the crowd
marched on Place de Ia Republiquc.
| There they were addressed by blind
| soldier, who ciambcred into stalled
automobile.
1--WE are the weakest" he said.
Let us not shed French blood.
/ cannot see YOU. but ! can feel you
are honest working men and WON.
en-. let us dispense
Don't mind the police. The sol.
dicrs won't hurt YOU. I'm one OF
them and for IL months | have been
1 fighting for you. have lost my
I sight. but | am not sorry. for 1t has
served my country and yourselves.
But would regret eternally II
French blood flowed today"
The soldier was picked up bodily
and carried on the shoulders OF the
crowd.
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n. 1919. Newspaper Enterprise

starr
Copyright. 1919. Newspaper En,erpriss
s-te.+ Associsfionp sss s-..f..,
MEXICO CITY. May 2.-of. Mex
ico's greatest source of national
profit. IL also the source OF her
grayest international peril.
IL has kept Mexico out of the pro-
posed league OF nations.
Brought about the chief misunder'
standings between that country and
ours
Laid the foundation for interven-
ton propaganda
Prevented England from accredit
Ing a minister to Mexico.
Caused France TO table the crcden-
tials OF Mexico's newly appointed
minister Alberto Pant.
Laid charges OF imperialism, pro
Germanism and Boishevism against
the Carranza government. and fright.
cned away outside financial assist.
ance.
Withheld huge foreign investments
from Mexico. and melted smoldering
disauict into open rebellions.
These are some OF the political and
economic shadows which the petro-
leum geysers cast against the hot
skies of Vera Cruz and neighborigg
states
To Mexico. oil has thus far netted
approximately $4,000. 900 yearly reve.
nue..
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LONDON. May 2.-United pressl
"A report published In a London
newspaper that the BoisheviM had
captured Shcnlursk and decapitited
90 American prisoners with axes was
declared by both the British wGr OF.
nce and American head quarters to
day to be untrue.
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Mrs. Margaret A. Wheeler, 80. pio.
ncor resident and first postmaster 81
Manzanita, died Wednesday morning
at the Seattle General hospital.
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FOREIGN OPERATORS
CRY Is CONVERSATIONS

The cry OF all the large oil opera
tors Is "confiscation."
Here are some OF the facts ! have
gathered after exhaustive research
which must be taken into account
in connection with the charges o.
confiscation
lei AguiIa n.ord Cowdrays
English company last YER eN-
ported In ts months over 10000
600 barrels from TuNpam and
Tampico. besides local sales.
The gross profits were Se9.li',-
100: net profits. S1i,S59 300; ordf
nary dividends. % per cent, pre-
ferred receiving an additional &
per cent. The figures are In Mex
icrn gold.
Besid~s paying this enormous
dividend. El Aguila doubled its
dtprccis tion allows nee ard sex
tupled special ALLEGATIONS"
tnd this company paid 81 ,SS;,-
5l0.o5 expert tax on It's oil last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
ROYAL DUTCH
MAKES KILLING"

The Royal Dutch Shell group
practically English government
owned. which operates the rich Co
roma wells in Mexico. besides hold.
ings I'm other parts of the world. in
1917 paid dividends of IS per cent.
How much came from Mexican
profits Is unannounced. but It is only
fair to surmise that Mexican fields
paid as handsomely. II not more so.
than the other holdings.
Figures on Edward Doheny's hold
ings, earnings and profits are not SO
easily obtained. In fact. the Mexi-
can government would give much to
know.
Doheny. besides being the spokes-
man of oil interests now at dead.
locks with the Mexican government,
is the head of the Pan. American Pc
troleum company. the Mexican Pc.
troleum company of Delaware, the
Huasteca Petroleum company and
the Tuxpan Petroleum company.
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1 Axsy - $50 italy. now charx.
4 III tpriai ambitions because
4 h inn15oee on possession Of the
vhsk plImdan coast. waa a group
= dsmif66 states
1sy uele brought together under
- bannsr = me House OF savoy
nu tbe genius Of cavour. prime
MINISTER y the kingdom OF SARDINIA.
M ne devotion Of men like Mar.
hi and Carihaidl
ovcu. chiefly responsible for the
tniied Italy Of today permitted no
aasenton Of territory without a
~ q TIE people Involved.
PIEDMONT and the Island Of sar.
enh formed the Kingdom abou,
saafh modern Italy gathered. The
eEzsss q Vienna had undone the
~ q unificztion that had been
Nssed under the Naposeonsc regime
vasn Lomhardy and venctia became
n1edom Of Naples first united
NV since the days OF ancient
0'our's FIRST principal was the
mt Of the governed and his
- uzs 70 have Sardinia drive out
sHsf'a and the petty rulers set up
NJ congrszs Of Vienna and then
We q the people set up a united
n8g His first plan failed when
ua defeated Sardinia in Is4s
then BE- set out to win the aid
{ Sapoieon.
~ CAv0CR WON
AasoLGOS'S AID
nsour gave Italyss support to
- s'hes against Russia in the cri.
"a war. thereby got a seat at the
- Table and there made an ap-
~ for the aid Of Europe in build.
united Italy. Napoleon was
a. cavour intended he
sn r. He gave the desired aid
~ % ne point OF driving the Aus
800 ouS Of Lombardy. Then. be-
~ did not want to see Italy
uon9. ne deserted Cavour. But
u vere under way and one by
* Petty states Of the Italian
WA came under the rule Of
"sse Of Savoy. in each case by
80 q the people after the local
49, mao been overthrown. In the
'hees Of Savoy and Nice. the
favored union with France and
tFnnee "''' oe"s"
.ng the seven weeks war he
frs Austria and Prussia in 1866.
- ''ugnt on the side Of Prussia
q, austria was made to cede We.
~ % Italy and IL was annoyed
~. : favorable vote Of the inhab.
= annexation OF Rome. seat of
a npacy. in 1870 was also made
T. p'ebiscite. and Italy became
= Italy Of today.
~" Irentino Ii as much Italia IN
ru.s< or Nenetia, In Ian.
49, ana manners. and there IL
eun,,,. s''nence Of early Roman DC.
ihe,a, Istria and Trieste were
POM. roman IN the days OF
u - greatness. But Trieste. in
nr, sD,sI'senth century. did fight alb.
~ ~ oy Venice. And Istria has
Au.,,, more than 500 years under
vhIrh : u'ast OF Dalmatia, about
n r.s ~ 'ne controversy centers in
n c., congress. was settled by
ritss s s AZ an early date. Native
~ fo,,a up'ed the interior. Here
tcr ' ssIa the kingdom Of IIlyrla.
M p.s before Christ.
sn,s,," e oman came In the second
u Ds,,, oeiore Christ and subdued
= iIrhtine' 'u' only after bit.
& ene Roman empire divided
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year. Compare the taxes with
net profits.

year. Compare the taxes with
net profits.
BY holding It's depreciation and
special ALLEGATIONS appropriations
down. FL Aguila could have paid
dividend OF almost so per oent
During this year OF prosperity the
company had neither produced nor
exported at capacity, a great per
centage Of It's transport feet had
been requisitioned by the British
navy.
Further probing of FL Aguila fig
ures show the reserves OF that com
pany now stand at about $50. 00o. 900
Mexican gold.
In three months ending January
"a. 1919. Agulla oil shares made a
market advance OF 20 per cent.
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CRUDE CRAFTSMANSHIP
To BE RENEDIED

Somewhere between Mexico's hith
erto crude craftsmanship regarding
her richest natural resource and the
rough-shod aggression OF foreign oil
interests. American included. lies the
safe battle-ground OF a.nity, prosper.
lily for all and supply OF the worlds
petroleum needs.
The Carranza government expects
10 find and fix this middle ground
to pour Its oils on the troubled waters.
in justice both to national and out
side interests--at a special petroleum
congress to he held i'm May.
Eyes will be turned from the peace
conference to watch Mexico's next
step--for the worlds navies and mer.
chantmen depend largely on her
liquid fuel.
Fifty per cent Of these fields
are operated by American inter
ests: 40 per cent by British. and
the remainder by Dutch. French
and Spanish. with but few
small Mexican-owned wells.
TIE annual output Is 5s.000.O 900
barrels. valued at 500. 000, 900 i'm
New York.
Revenue to the Mexican gov.
eminent last year was $4,000, 900.
New Carranza oil taxes remain un.
paid. Export taxes which originated
under Madero have been paid but
marked under protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
by JACK NEVILLE

(AuerIeAn Newspapcrman and fnvesii-
gator. who haa lived for years In Mex
leo. and who has Just spent four
months there on special detail for The
Starr
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DOHENY HOLDS LARGEST
PROVEN OIL BONANZA"

wv sf.N VII hbV-~%Ns>SsA
His annual report to stoclShold-
crs shows that their holdings in
1913 profited over St.e5O.000 l.. s.
gold. The 1914 report shows prof.
Its Of only Ss.,50.000. but repre-
sents the Doheny holdings as
'the largest area Of proven bo-
mama oil territory under one
ownership and control"
Mexican government statistics on
petroleum exports this year show
Doheny's companies the leading ex.
porters. The only deduction TO be
arrived at would be they are also the
greatest earners.
Doheny's reputation as q dividend
payer has never been as great as
his reputation as an expander. Re
cent Mexican oil history shows the
Doheny holdings increasing: pipe
lines being laid: new wells brought
in. refineries springing up not only
in Mexico but as far away as the old
Destrehan plantation "A few miles
above New Orleans. and additions 70
the already great tanker fleet and
oil storage plants scattered from the
producing fields to Panama.
The Mexican oil controversy
the clash between national SOW.
sreignty and acquired foreign In.
terests-acute. before the war.
kept In allegiance during the war.
today cOnsronts the world as one
of Its most ticlslish questions.
The next step win be taken in the
special oil congress called by Car
RAMA for May.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

gum 88ufaB 81 elmer 8epinigurtgg-,
portage madte. gg besta11b al ieirer
.3eit nid)f Der geringite 3tpeifeI al,
Der get,reitpiuigfeit bes Bottles, al
alien Dpfern, Die man bon linn 5ur
|grlungung beg Siegeg forberte, feline
9uitimrnlang 3li geben. Sc mar gan5
|bereit, ib 5peife unb Grnnf ODER
ipnitige Npttpe11bigfeiter1 ali beriage1,
mern Bic Gage eg berIangte. Die Bro-
.bi~bitioniiten bndten, iie fo;r,r1te1l aus
.bieier @timrnltng Ngelben 5ieben. I'M
|ibre 8Idine III Die Eat u~rn5uieben, u.
lie beitanben iogar nod Der Inter
.5eid)nung Beg Observation-Disclosures, als
bic Bet Ser 3tpnt1gglage ihon bor-
iiber unb feline MnsiiBt bnrnuf bor<
banoen mar, baB iie nod etnmal tpie-
|berfebren tpiirbe, nl1f iBrerEauihmng.
Sic Observation-Disclosures Der.
bnnft ibren l1riprung Ser nnebrIiid-,.
feit.5 Sic fanb ibren Meg IN Sic Sc
iebbiid)er burb u1tDer5eibli9en Be<
5trug. @etp6bnlibe Sendelei, sic iib
bic Mnsfe Der 2oDaIitdt iii Rriegg5ei-
ten Dorbdno, 5tpang ie benz Bolfe
anf. uno sic nrbeber beg BIaneg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Dos Griparnis an Rei3s
material SnrtR nDayliett
Saving"

Mngeiidtg Ser Eatiade, BOB Die
lltbren i'm gan5en Gamble I'M 2 ubr
morgens am 5ontag, Sen 80, Medr5,
Dem u9apltgM Gazing @eIebe ge-
mGB Inn cine Stunbe borgeriiM tpl1r.
oen, bat sic Dertpnltllng Der Seia- u.
Observation-Disclosures auf Die I'M
borigen Oftober gemod)ten Mbidd-
t,.ngen bingepieien. .baB 100000
Roblen m6bren6 iieben Monate i'm
pergangenen Sabre ourh bic Ginfnb-
rung bieies @eiebes geiport tptrben.
Ser BIan ml,r6e in ben 8ereinig-
ten @taaten angenommen, nad)oem
CT in BroB4Britannien, Granfreih,
SStalien, DentidIano, 0eiterreih,
Sollonb, O1nemarf. Sdtpeoen, Nor~
>pegen, BortugoI. M%uitralien nno
Sslnno ~erfolgreidg burdgefiibr MUIR
De. Sesn europGiIben 2dn6ern 1T Der
2Ieitrnum, uGbrenb 6eiien Die l1br
borgeriidt miro, in ben meiiten Sanen
fuir5er olg Sic bon Ben 8erei1igten
5tooten feltgeietten iieben Wonate,
neil europa meiter pom Meqrtator
entfernt lit nn6 Elm friiber Sonr1en=
oufaanq mGbren6 zines bieI fiir5eren
3eitraums itattfinbet.
Sn @rnBRritannien fommt Die
8aBregel n11r mGbrer0 bier nnb Elm
balb Monate our Mnmen6nng, mab=
reno Sic l1bren IN Sranfreid MIR
mabren6 6rei nnb Elm ba1b Meonate
bprgeriidt tper6en.
"a Sic @oblenf0rberung in oieiem
2anoe m9brenb Ser lebten flint Wo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Ge1p6hrt SiAcrkcit.

Sic Men bort Mprlb, Don Ser man
angemein anrimmt, bnB lire 5teI-
mngnabbme al nidtigen Eagesfragen
bon 8nfbington beeinflrBt mirb,
:aiufBerte iiiid oiefer Gage our Brobibi-
t~ionsfrnge In eii11em 2eitnrtifeI fol-
genbermnben: Ser i'm 8unoegbi-
ftriftggeri9t nnbargig gen1nhte AHro.
aeB gep4brt bie 5iderbeit, bob bic
Observation-Disclosures Der Brobibi-
tiongfIonfel 1es @eiebes plom Fl. No-
bember 1918, betreffenb Die Betpt1i-
guna fir bns Mferba11tpeIen, griin6z
lid geprifftt ner6en miro. gs 1T bobe
58eit, BOB sic Bebolferung beg 2nn-
6es neiB, MORAN Tie III oieier Code
1T. Milior1e11 gefeBliebenber Berlo.
men baben sic feite Qeber3eugurg, Die
gegentpdrtige Sage fei MIR 8etrug u.
6ur6 argIiitige @niffe gei6affen
tpor6en. M1an lieB ben &ongreb bas
Brobibitionsgeieb annebmen nnter
8orlpiegelung falider Gatiahen, als
.eine &riegsmaBnabme. Dabei NOR Der
Sae,rieg I'M iene 8eit ldon formea bor=
BEL uno ser @aHenitiqltanb nrter=
aeihnet. Dos omerifnnii6e @olf bot
Sic Yrohibitton niemals emit genom=
men. gg bat tie ME fir moglth &C.
baIten; oenn man bat es ME Inn iei=
nen 8iaen befragt. Mun poiiierte es
in binterliltiger @eile, inbem man es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

gAT#TNS FHANEY@eS %%.AAATA AA8FARdN&Ed
ESnuie, unierer umgebur1g mulb bas
geifpiel Der Neinigfeit III bic tpeitere
|:nmgebung al1siitrnblen. Mir n1iilien
ALIEN, pns ber @einigfeit 3uipiiber If
In Shrift, &unit Moben urb Ser
gmiigll,ngen, &rieg aniagen un6 bl,rd)
li1niern ginfluB ii unferer umgebbung
Die 8erbreiting bes Ibredliden @if-
ties Der nnreinigfeit einoi1mr1en. an.
fboliide Bereine, iotpobl bon W6in-
,,err.rs tpiie BON 5ssrnlien, f6drtren Of, ).
g. bnrd @efdmptfhtn bon uniittIiben
WnnbeI Bilbern Gbenterf9ilbern,
Rletbermooen, biele uniterblide See.
len burb geieitiigung BON idfperen
l@efabren rein erbnIten nnb rettet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Die Gaielinprecuftieft.

.9ir idpammen benz Siege ani
elmer DeImeqe entgegen," fagte ein
britii1er Momiral tp6breno Der er-
item begetfterten Mugenhlide nod benz
Maffenitinitan6e.
8ie bel @abrbeit IN bieier 9urra-
itimmung itedt, 1T ioeben bon Ban
$. Manning, Direftor oes Biiros fur
9ergbau I'M Departement 6es SS11nerr
in Dem iGbrliden 8eridat Iber bic Gr-
seugung bon @uiolin in 6ieiem 2an-
Sc oorgelegt tpor6en.
Gem gerid)te gemdB belief 1i6 Die
9roo1ftion bon @a{olin I'M Sabre
1916, ebe bie gereinieten Stoaten IN
Sen @rieg %etntraten, anf etrpas me-
niger ,pie fiinf8is Miaionen Sub.
,Sm Sabre 1917 ais Die &riegstdtig=
felt 6ur6 Sen gintritt Der 8ereinig-
ten @tooten in Ben &rieg 5lnahm,
nermebrte ii6 bic Gr5eugung bon Go
Iolin Bis a,f faIt Acknowledging Wftl-
lionen SUB, cine 3unabme bon uber
fimfsigtouieno SUB tdglid.
Manbe gIaubten, oab oies Der B1s
pfeI Der omerifaniiden patriotiiden
Anftreneung fem tpiiroe, aber I'M
Sabre 1918, ols ii6 ser Rrieg nod
nieI meiter a1sgeoebnt battle, betrug
Die Rroouftion bon @aiolin uber
finfunoadt5ig Miaionen Sob, cine
3unabme pdbren6 oes Sabres bon
iiber iiebaebn Miaionen Sob. Die tag.
lide $3unobme in bieiem Sabre I'M
Seraleid) nit bem aae bisbertgen9ei-
ltungen ibertreffenben Sabre 1917
belief iib an ieoem Ser 365 Gage alf
11lgef abr Observation-Disclosures Sob
roer altf foIt 10 btel tpie Die 3nnab-
NE Dor porbergebenben SabrerG
@ie bieies 2ano etne tm1ner gu
nebmenoe Slut BON 8ololin on Die
miierten uno Sic an0eren ibnn
fre1noltden 2onoer ididte, miro
ourd) sic 3ablen iiber sic ansf1br be-
1pielen. SIM Sabre 1916 mnroen s.
473,102 6oB @aiolin nod Dem M1s-
lono gel6idt. SIM Sabre 1917 bottle
iid ser 8etrag biz auf s,901,8H Sub
bermebrt, cine tdgli4e 3nnobme bon
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Die Heiniefeit III Der
melt.
Som ST.. Batter gefegnete Gebetsmei.
nung ffIdr ben Monat Mpril 1919.

8elt unb &einigfeh fino einanber
entgegengeieBt, eineg Ser &ollptfenn-
5eihen Der Welt 1T r1ab benz I'll. Mpo-
itel Sobanneg Die .Begierli9feit bes
6Ieiides." SSe1lte nod it es 70, lnb
uniere iih briitlid nennenbe 8ibiIi-
iation perbient nngeftdts Der neither
.breiteten @eit Der uniittli6feit ibren
id)0nen gbrennamen niht. Ser Mtn=
terialismns, Die 9equemlidfeit Der
2ebensfubrung, bic @l1nit, 6ag Gben,
ter, sic WonoeIbilber, Die @lei6ermo>
Sen, b~e|onbers Sic Breffe nit Sen
i1liipfrtgen @on1anen nn6 ben Bel
tnngsberi9ten Iber gbebriihe nn6
iber 5nnoen, Sic nod benz Mpoitel
unter Gbriiten 1tibt einn1a1 g%erannt
meroen 1onten 80 dies bentet an, tDie
menig bie driitIi6e &einigfeit IN
gbren 1tebt. Die..1rgiten Berfebl11ns
gen qegen sic aea1d)beit tperoen nls
unpermeioli9e menfdlide S6tpaden
bem6ntelt, nngef1eut barf 6iel1n5ndt
.iid r1e11e @fIabe1 fnden, ie6es 2oiter
barf iid Dor Sen empfdngliden &in-
.6~erieelen CUR Shuu iteflen. Wodte
ser groBe @eltfrieg Der menidli6en
@eienidoft o11h nls Strafe @ottes err
i9einen fir Sic nnberantmortli6e
@erfennl1nq Ser Eugen6 Der &einig=
felt. Wir Gbriften, Die mir 8efenner
Ser 2ebre Seq gotttlii6em6eilarbes bon
ser 8erodtung Ser 8elt un6 ibrer
8egierlibfeit iinb, boben Die perion=
Tide BfItdt, felbit Elm reines 2eben
fiibren ur6 bon nns bon nn1erm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

1000 JaB. SIN Sabre 1918 belief fiid
Bic Musf,tbr auf 13,312.508 SaB, ei.
ne tagliide 3unabrne bon fat 10000
Sob aegeniiber benz Sabre 1917.
&err Manning lit ser Meinn1,g.
IbaB fetne anoeresSnbultrie bon 10 gro.
Scr 8ebeutl,ng iiid III etiinem Sabre 10
gl6n5eno betp1brt bot nnb er beatoei-
felt. ob in ser 3nfnnft lie pieoer Der.
artige 2eiit1ng er5ielt Derben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

riibn1ter idt ole man re bIoBfteute,
nod Ser 8eriebenbeit nit Ser tie
Dng galbliflm uiber ben a0ffa bar
bert batten. Dime nlIe Miiddlliidt bar
nuf % Die @eriidte Die Prohibitions
Hauiel Tilt berfnfiungsm6Big baIten
ODER ntht miro oiefes gorgeber eli
mes ber olir1feIften &npiteI In Der Sc
fdidte nn1eriifanifber @eiebgebung
biI0cn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Sn 81. 8a,lI tpatrben 5rp1If @einde

81 st. 8a,ll ,pnrben 5fpSIf gei1d)e
8uIaiilng ann Biiiirgerreht fum-
mnriib abgetpiefen. Die Beiuditener,
eff sb1peben llnb Elm NortDeger, bot
ten Elm dbnlid,es @eil1h ibor Dor l1rl<
ierem GintriH IN ben &rieg geitelt,
aoger1 eg fpdter nber 3uriif, Inn niht
oiener 5u miilien. Snfolgeoeifen faI-
len tie unter bie 8~eitimmurgen beg
@efebes, nod peldem giingetpnnoer-
te, bic I'M 8eibe bes eriten Yapieres
tpnrer, oa1,1 abr, nm iiid benz &riegs<
6ienite GIL ent5ieben, sic grfIdrung,
bob lie 8iiiirger Ser Ser. 5taaten per-
ben nouten, auridnabmen, nien1als
8iiirger BEG 2nrbes tperben f6nr1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

note ebr gelriing mar. tpiro EN- gro.
Der MangeI I'M nddhiten 8irter be-.
fnrdtet, Defenders tpelln es falt nn6
ituiirmiii1 lein ioute. Sic Griparnis,
lpeIhe ollrd, bas .RaDligbt saDirg1
Gefeb ii biefem Sabre betptrft tper.
ben miro, .tann besbalb ei,len bret
ten Borteil bebenten. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
DnB pieieg @efs nidtt ann Sber5e
erlafien tp1rbe, begi1t1cn iene, Die es
angebt, iets,tt 81 erfabren.
frndenen Wef.giraiuieu 4

81 trpdenen @eR-girsiuien ma.
den ffiie eiir11 nelies g5emperen5getrdnf
.Dlb &e,ms gefrnr11t. @ns Die borti-
gen Suhragefter, 6ie Sen Staat Der
Erobiibition bnben n1isliefern belfen,
|moglidertpeiie nIs gebGfiige anfpie-
lung betrndten tperben.