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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31
Against Luxury Taxes
Republicans Solid for Repeal of
Tax on LuXuries

Washington. May 277.-Thc house
ways and means committee today
unanimously ordered Il favorable re-
port on the resolution repeating the
semi-uXury taxes in the war revenue
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31

Paris. May 27.-British and Amer
lean machines have landed at Danzis
according to war dispatches. A pow
erful fleet. it is added. will be an
chored off the harbor there.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31
Capt. w. L. McCutchen.
Columbia, May &c, 1919.

Mr.. Hugh c. Haynsworth, Attorney at
Law, Sumter, S. <.
In Re: Capt. Wilmot l. Mccutch-
en-.
Dear Sir: In reply to your letter
of some weeks ago with reference to
Capt. McCutchen, I am enclosing you
herewith copy of letter written by
myself to Mrs. Cooper, sister of Capt.
McCutchen I trust that this will be
Of some service to you. I understand
that Capt McCutchen is on his way
home, so I guess he will be turning
up most any time now You ought
to have the brass band out to meet
him. he certainly deserves it.
With best wishest, l remain, yours
very truly,
VIM Anderson C1arkSon
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31

Toronto, Can. May 27-Reports
early this morning from the meeting
called by Toronto labor unions to vote
on general walk out in sympathy
with striking workers. were to the ef-
feet that the vote was heavily in ia
yor Of the strike The meeting still
was in session at 80 a. m.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31

Bruises, April 2s.-In accordance
with the desire expressed by the Par
is Conference that the Belgian and
Luxemburg governments should dis
cuss the question of an economic and
political rapprochement, six delegates.
from, Luxemburg have arrived IN
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31
Italians Land
Troops in Asia
Turkish Government Protests
to Congress

Paris, May 26 (By the Associated
Press The Italians have effected a
further landing Of troops at Soki, in
Asia Minor, so miles southeast ,oi
Smyrna.
The Turkish government has pro
tested to the peace conference agains,
the landing. 1t also had expressed
regret that. the Greeks were permit
ted to occupy Smyrna. saying the gov
ernment felt it would have been
wiser to have had a joint allied oc-
cupation. The protest says it is
feared that trouble will ensue as the
advance into the interior of the coun-
try continues.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31
Hawker's Plane
Picked Up
American Ship Finds SopwitI
Aviators Abandoned

ST Johns, n. F., May 27.-The Sop
with airplane in which Harry Hawker:
and Mackenzie Grieve attempted to
fly across the Atlantic was picked up
in latitude 1910 north. longitude 29.0S
west, by the American ship CharIottes-.
Vile. according to a radio message
received by the Furness liner Sachem
and relayed here tonight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31

Regina. Sask. May 26.-The Regina
trades and labor council tonight voted
unanimously in favor Of a strike in
sympathy with that in Winnipeg III
progress for more than a week. This
action was taken after word was re-
ceived today that a general strike had
gone into effect in Calgary and Ed
monton
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31
Strike in Canada
Movement Spreads From Win
nipeg to Other Cities

Winnipeg, May 26-The Winnipeg
city council tcHight despite vigorous
opposition from the labor members,
voted nine to FIVE to reorganize the
municipal fire department. along lines
that will forbid fremen to join other
union. forces in the sympathetic
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31

Winnipeg, May 2e.-The plan OF
collective barga ining submitted by the
central strike committee as basis
for settlement Of the Winnipeg gen.
era1 strike vas formally rejected this
afternoon by the Winnipeg citizens
committee.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-05-31

Regina. Sask.. May 26.-A general
strike went into effect today in Cal
gary and Edmonton the two largest
cities next to Winnipeg in the prairie
provinces. Every trade unionist IN
the two cities walked out at II o'clock
in sympathy with the Winnipeg
strikers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09
BONE DRY SOUTH IS |NCONvEN|ENT
 FOR TRAVELLERS
Many Who Would Take Li- quor to Resorts Come to
 Grief in "Desert."

Philadelphia, March 4.-Crossing the "bone dry" South, tourists bound for Florida this winter have been en- countering since Jan. examples of prohibition. Recently, while attempt ing to stock up a little oasis of their
 wn, group of Philadelphia men came to grief in Georgia. One of the party said he was surprised to find that the state authorities searched the baggage on the trains and confiscated what ever liquor they found. Travellers on a steamer bound for Florida also found, when the vessel made brief stop at Savannah, that the same process was applied, officers boarding the boat and conflscating any intoxicating liquor found in the passengers possession.
 It is related here that recently ar steel safe about to be shipped to Florida was filled with bottles of liquor. When it reached it's destina- ton it was found that the safe had been opened en route and it's contents taken. One citizen, disgusted because packages he had sent south in various disguises had been confiscated, wrote home: Buy three bottles of the worst you can find and dose it with jalap. Then let them steal it!"
 An example of opposite nature, set forth in the law reports, it attracting the attention of lawyers who are considering the possibility of compen- sation for liguor owners when Penn sylvania goes dry. At West Chester Judge Hause recently was called up- ton to decide the claim of resident 1 of Coatesville, which is dry, who had purchased liquor in the adjourning city of Lancaster, imbibed too freely and was arrested, his bottled goods being confiscated by the police.
 Without determining the validity of the confiscatory legislation, the Ches- ter county jurist ruled that liquor was no inherently evil such as burglars tools, counterfeit money or gambling / apparatus, and awarded the plaintiff l eight dollars for the liquor that had been seized and turned over to the Coatesville Hospital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09
NORTON 12 CLUB
 RECEIVES MANY
 GIFTS FOR HOME

The Norton Twelve Club held a srower for the benefit of the Detention Home yesterday, at the home of Mrs. J. $ Stone, 1916 West 23rd street and a number of appreciative donations were received for the chilnren. About fifty-five people attended the shower and brought donations with them. Two beautiful quilts were made and do- hated by the members of the club. The top of one of the quilts was made by Mrs. D. A. Young and was a splendid piece of handwork. Other donations were received for the children. About cookies, brushes, combs, toothbrushes, tooth paste, 53 face towels, , sheets, 10 pillow slips, l pillow, 4 bars of soap, 10 wash cloths, hats, plates, saucers, glasses, chairs, 1 table, groceries, 1Ohome-made canned fruit and vege- tables, 10 1-2 dogen eggs, and fifty cents in cash.
 Both Miss Grace Strobridge, chief probation officer, and Miss Owens matron at the home. expressed appre- citation of the gifts received from the club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09
LIVE MODELS HERE
 FOR FIRST TIME

Froug has introduced an innovation in the way of interesting local femin- inity in spring styles. For the first time in the history of the city, three charming models, direct from New York, will wend their way, gracefully through the isles of admiring specta- tors Tuesday evening at the Froug Store, wearing the latest creations in spring millinery and wearing apparel. The promenade of the models will be free of charge and large number of patrons will be invited to attend. No notice has been given whether masculine admirers will be admitted or not. Only gowns and millinery that can be secured at the local store will be shown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09
PROHIBITIONIST
 WILL SPEAK HERE

Rev. G. M. Hammond, a preacher, lecturer, and evangelist of note, will speak at the Shriners' Temple at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, March 16, with the subject Indictment of the Worlds Greatest Criminal-the Rem edy"
 This will be one of the hundreds of national world prohibition rallies now being held throughout America. Rev. Hammond is particularly fitted as one of the speakers and workers for pro- hibition. since he has been associated with the Anti-Saloon League of Ten nessee for nearly five years, rendering service of the highest order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09

She's the smallest mother in America-Mrs. Thomas B. Voll- mer, the midget wife of an ordi- nary-sized husband. .
 The baby-a boy - weighed seven and a half pounds at birth.
 Yes, he's a mighty big baby for such a little mother to tote around. but she does it proudly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09

building that the jurors had reached a verdict of not guilty, could not be confirmed, although it was believed by many.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09

oUnsCf, PlCSCUto Vcf 1t. iOtCVuUle baby to its proud papa.
 and happily. And it's hard to tell whether Tom Vollmer is prouder of his big baby boy or his little wife.
 Mrs. Vollmer is Princess Violet on the stage. Now she dotes on the name, Mamma Vollmer" and hopes the baby will begin calling her that pretty soon. She is 2G years old and weighs 54 pounds So you see the baby won't have to grow much to equal his mothers weight.
 A Caesarian operation brought the baby, now named Arthur Val entine (born on St. Valentines Day), into this world. The midget mother came to this country from her birthplace in Wales when she was , years old, coming with her two brothers, both six-footers now. She was married three years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09
INSTRUCT JURORS
 TO RETURN SEALED
 VERDICT FOR COOK

Chicago, March 7.--The jury in the trial of John Norman Cook. charged with the murder of William E. Brad- way. middle-aged admirer of Cooks daughter, was directed tonight after several hours delberation to return a sealed verdict tomorrow. A report
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09
FROUG TO CONVENTION

Louis Froug and E. P. McClendon, of the shoe department at Froug's left last night for Memphis where they will attend the Tri-State Shoe Dealers Association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09

Don't try to fool your conscience by cheering the returning soldiers and forgetting to pay your income tax. An income tax evader hasn't much on any of the other pre- Ger mans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-09

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

men uno gouienDe Wiqioncn mcor.
sic 5eidneten milig unb germ. lucii
iie cs ols lire Yftibt e%rtanntrn, oel
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%itcllcll.
Ser 5icg lit e%rrungen, Scr N.iest
:r:!roc berbei1cfiibrt. SEPT troar'
Dit Meaieumng meitercr $500 Mllilo:
llcr mo5u? Cells bic eilgegall.
Jcllsll Ncrpflihtl,ngtn abai!u1cn,
tells Die Soften Ger NisidtrDr 5lilll
tSrieocn ill bcltreitcn, Die NieDer=
anpoiiung Der 9tntion M ben 6rie
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ucbergang bon Ser aricgs- al1r
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Bclo lit oos Sdn1ierol, oas Ger no.
t%ipllnicn Observation-Disclosures N'
i%lottrll, ltoBlplenl Wan9 51 ptrDel
zen pernlag. Sic ueue Mnlslbe ioli
Ger Negierung oos oa5u henot'9t'
Wel0 beid)affen.
@irD lie idulca mlfgsloH1n1esl
/ meroen? Meld)c iSrage! &iro ocF
93eeoer, oellen Shiif loeben nnds
ltiirmiider .8abrt ltol5 in ocn iihc
rem @ofcn einliet ons Gclo allsge
6cn, oas han0tigt lit, bic Spurel'
unn 5d6oen oes Gtnrmcs 81 TIL
gen uno iein erprobtes 5htff mieoer
jbmlld, vo:dt" ul1o erltfloliig lei.
ltungsfGbig gu MAIDEN 6l neller
uorausiidtli9 %glon5enO lobnenocr
uno irieolider 6abrt?
Mcr oas onerifantide Staots>
;hiff mGbrel1o oes &rieges Deg Yer
truuens inert = INN miepiel mcgr
iebt, na6oem Ser &ricg bccnoet ltnb
ser Sieg erruneen! Sob Ser 9ilr.
qer miaig, Sals @elo perlongt muroe
our 6ubrung 6es &riegeS, 10 miro
CT freuoig geben bchufs Sidcrnng
6es 6rieoens uno ibnelliter 9ciet-
tignng Der &riegsIhdoen: Sic IN
Musiiht iteben6e finite 2tbertn=
slnleibe miro Die lebte uno Die bette
lcin. sic iollte BON alien ant 'dNnea.
item unterw;hnet llno meiiten iiber%
| acibnet mcrben.
Saul s. MmelIer,
@oitor vNlbcn0polt", @6icago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
6rebcr sAifiahrtsplait,

ct. 2onis, 19. Mpril. Die Wii-
8aterpaps Miiociation be-
in ibrer an Sreitag IN ct.
2nnis. Mo.. obgei6loiienetl Sabres-
b%eriamml11ng, 6arauf btn3l1tpirfen,
0nB Der gunoesfongreB er}nbt miro.
fir sic fommenben BRET Sabre Die
Snmme bon bun6ert MiQionen Sol.
lar s1r @erfiigung at ite1en, oamit
Ser Miiiiiiippi bis gum @olf, oeratii
iouri bon &anias @itD, Der Ohio bon
9ittburab nno Der Sainoig Stub
bon Chicago obmdrts i6iffbar ge,
maht meroen. Cur 8egriino11ng oes
8roiefts miro o1Ber Der Motpenbig,
felt zines anberen @erfebrstpeges olt=
Fer SEN @iienbobnen Sic Mrbeits-@e>
Iegenbeit, Sic sic ~fofortige Snangriff-
nohme 6iefes 8roiefts beimgefebrten
SpIoaten geben miiroe. betont.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
SArealiAes 11neldG.

2aporte, Sn6., 20. Mpril. n Stint
N5hulfinoer mnr6en getStet, zines
t6tli6 unb feds idtper berlebt, ols
Elm gduIpogen bon einem in tpei tilt
der Midtung %fobren6en 8oitaug Der
@ronb Erunf 2inie unmtttelbar DIT
lid bon benz Sort &ingsb1rD, iteben
Meilen iiiolid bon 9aporte, Sno., an
elmer @%egfreu8u11g %getroffen pnroe.
sSrou @oIter Sssobnion, pelde ben
Woaen an @tene hires Gotten lent.
te, entfom nit nnbebeutenben 8erles
tunger, ebenio tbr 5tpei tlet11en SIM
ser. Die @reu5ur1g gilt ols gefabr'
Iid un6 Ser Bug bate fiinf5ebn Mt,
nuten @eripdtung. Trau Sobnlon CT,
Iitt cine oerortige Observation-Disclosures
una, 6oB iie ouBeritanoe tpor. e1ne
@rfIGrung oes ungliids 5u geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
2lnardbie lit Scr Gdreet.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud. Minnesota. on
April oath, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2e 8oris, "a. MpriI. - Ma6 Mel,
ouneen bon @ertretern ser Sol detpi-
Fl in SoeIla, brad in Ser Sirfei eine
Rebol1ttion aus rno tpltr6e cine So=
biet @egterl1ne proflamiert. Gin re,
polution1res &omttee tp1r6e lit Son,
itontinopeI tns 2eben g%erufen. 0te
Depeide meI6et ebenfaus. 6aB Ser
tiirftihe @oni1.I cine ofiaiene Mod-
ridt poe ser Nen6erung in Ser STE,
aierung erbteIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Gelephenitreif mfrs bei>
deleot.

Bolton, Moii., %. MpriI. = Ser
SeIepbonitreif, pel9er ben @ei9dfts=
nerfebr IN Sen Observation-Disclosures felt
Ietten 9ienstog labmgelegt bot, lit
in elmer &onferen5 bon Streifern II.
8eamten Ser @eieni6aft betgelegt
poroen, pie in &oiton, Maf., offi5ieQ
ongefiin6igt miro. Die 2obnfroge ion
el1rh tpettere 8erban6lungen er1e6tgt
tper6en.
0os bon 6em StreifansfdnB lit Ser
Gonferen5 nit 6en 8eamten ser Seem
GngIan6 SeIepbone ano EeIegropb
60. un6 ser Brobi6ence Telepbone@o.
oetroffene Mbfommen mur6e ipGter
Ton Sen @treifern in elmer MoiIen=
periommIung rotifi3iert. Me Mit-
eIieoer Ser Union erbieIten 8efebl,
fid ont @admittog Inn 8 11br gum
Oien1t 5uriid5umeloe1t.
Sn 8ofton nn6 in bielen an6ere1t
@td6tett tpur6e Der Eelepbonbetrteb
ont Montaqmorgen pie6er oufgenom=
men. Die Streifer erbtelten 11i6t 6ie
9obnerbobung, 6ie tie ertpartet bot=
ten, idetnen ie6o9 int allgemeinen
sufrte6en GIT fein, Defenders 6amit,
6oB tie es our9geiebt baben, in gu
f,1nft geidloiien NIT Ben @eie1f@of=
ten berban6eln at 6iirfen.
Ser 2obn Ser Selephonifttnnen IN
Boron lit bon $16 ouf $40 nod fie=
b~eni6brtger Dienit5eit erb0bt mor6en,
Dog MinoeItgebolt bon So anf $40.
Die 1elte 2obnifalo bat ri~idtpirfer6e
&roft Big gum l.. San1ar.
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8eferterftte Int Kanias.

gopefa, &ans., 90. Mprtl. Der
erite 6iesidbrige @eisenernte=B eri9t
6es itootIifen Observation-Disclosures S.
6. Mobler bon &onias aeigt, bob Der
Stan6 uno Ser Mnbal1 beg Wet5ens
in Santos in bieiem Sabre better tit
aIs in irgen6einem anberen Staot Der
Union I'M 6ieIe 3ett. Der Mnban miro
o1f %1O,759,OOO Mcres. Ser Stono o11f
1892 8ro5ert peronid1dgt.
mobler fddbt cine @rnte bon 215,=
1000 BnibeI Wei5en, Die unter Der
Northumberland einen Bert bon
s475, 100000 baben tpiiroe, nit an
oeren @orten $35 pro &opf Der Be=
p6Iferunq Beg 5taates.
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tie finite nnn lettf!

Ser &rieg lit ooriber. Ger Jrie.
Sc lit geiidcrt. Ger Tricocnsl6lub
ltebt in raber Musiidt. llno or
Ser Sir lteDt cine llelle groBe Nt-
gierungsunleibc!
Die Negierrng bralld)t 1900 Wfil,
lipnen Collars uno miro lid oenl.
llad1t an 0as 0olf mcn0cn, iDr oas
gclo in Jurnl elmer Y~on0aus3oce,
u0er auf fur5friltige Shu!oper-
id)reibungcn Tin, CUR Ncrfllg!nA 81
ltellan.
Nibt trobOcul mir JricOcn ba-
ben lonOcrn eben oc5balb!
@cnl1 ul,d ser &rieg ooriihcr lit,
10 iino oob pie aricJsfolten nod
nidt bc5oblt. l1nO 5u ocn nod l11-
gctilgten &ricgsiduloen fpnlnlell
Sic Mllsgoben, sic Die &iidtcbr ocs
Tfieoens b%coi11gf: 0ie Soften Ger
Demobiliiicrung unicrcr Nrm.en
un0 &ricgsin0ultricn; oie Soften Der
Determination"
gier grobe gonoallSgobcn mur-
Sen idon m'fgclcgt. Sic in .Nus
lidt itebenoe lit Die finite. S1r
mur0en uUreibeits : Nnleibcn" &c,
nannt. 9iele miri als 0ie Sicgcs.
C6reibeits-) Nnleibe be5cihnct. Sc
ne galten oem &riegc, Der ben 6rie:
oen l1no Sen Sicg Der: Urcibcit err
5tpinben iollte. 9ielc gilt Dem 5ieg
unb Dem Grieocn, Der Die &riegs=
munocn beilrr1 l1nO Sic &ricgsper.
lutte gut MAIDEN lou.
Mls iene ~aufgclegt muroen, fonntc
fein Welid miiien, mie piele lbnen
nod miir0en folgen miiien. Sc mar
elm m%1gebeuer groBes, ibmeres uno
tolt1pielige5 untcrnebmen, 5n Dem
COS 2an0 iib entl6Iolien 6atte. Ser
MuSblid in 0ie 3ufunft mar tribe
gral1. 9cnnoh alS Die Ste.
, gierl,ng BON Den Biirgern taulenoc
Willionen foroerte, als oie groBen
Jrcibcits Mnleiben ausgei6rieben
murOen, "a 5eihncten Die 8iirger IN
fur5er 5riit bic. uerlangten Gum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
ytalie,,er p~erlaiien Dn.
ra33c.
ra33c.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April Gath, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
10 Solonifi, 90. @pril. - Inter
anftmg bon italteniiden Offupa'
tionsbeamten in Mlbanien, m1rbe Der
propiioriihe Sit ser &egiernng I'M
ter Surfban Saba, bon Dnra5oo nod
Sirana, 0itli6 BON Duraaao, berlegt,
pie Gepeiden, Sic Ser Mtben Stems
bon ser albaniiden Sront a%ugtngen,
bertdten.
Mebrere touienb Mlbanier befin-
oer1 iif) I'M nGrblide1t nnb oiflt6en
Nlbanien in Sen @ebirgen uno fdm=
pfen eeeen Sic Stoliener.
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~11erpartiIat,s tint Often

Baltimore, W6., 10. Mprtl. - SS1t
elmer &onpention, Die ant Donners-
too in 9onoconing, Mb., 5nm Mb-
idiuB fan, tp,1rbe bon 9ertretern Der
craoniiterten Mrbeiterfdaft Wtdrt)-
lonog un6 6es g11noesbiftriftg 90
Iuntbio sic @riit1o1trg elmer vr1o11-
portifon" poIitifden 9iga beidlolier.
Ser 3ped oieies @erbanog lou 1etn,
ale @anoioaten o1,f tire 8oltling IN
onen Srager, Sic bos 6ffentlide Wobl
i'm anaemeiret1, fotpte 9rbetterssSn-
t~ereiien I'M b%eiortberen betreffen, 81
priifen.
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Enn 8ernarn q. Bibbtr.

@un1gleid oas &0impfen auiae.
bort bot u1o Scr 9rtcg poriiber lit,
mllB unicre Mc9icrl1l,a iett Die lloti.
gen Mittel oufbrillgcn, Tin ibrcn
gDrc1pflidtcn uudBllfomn1cn. Gas
Cello, mcld)cs es ernloglidtc, ocn
Gricg 6u geluinner, wur0e Don Der
Gegicrnllg i'll porous a%llSgegchen, in
Scr 6llucriid)tlidcn grmartltng, ouB,
melln Die 3eit fdn,e, ihren Gerpilib-
tllngcn nud)5ufulrncn oa5 Golf
Nlncrifas bcreit ic1n miiroe Die finan.
5icQc 9ilic 81 ~licfern, Die notlpenoig
tit. UNI Die &riegsnllsgubcn 5u he5nb=
len. Scr Gag Der Nrgulierung lit
icgt %gefonmrcn. Wfii I%unfbarfeit in
unicrcn &cr5cn tonnen mir aui ocn
grfolg blidrn, Der uniere @affen ge=
front bat, uno mir fonnen 5l1Drriid)t-
lid) BEN flcllWn %fillun6icQen Dpf1n
cntNrgcnlchcu. Die mir Der groBen
Sud)c nod bringtll miilien. Dieie
Mnlcibr lit bic Siegesunleibe, un0
nit Der Gcrmlrflidnng u@nlerer boben
SOsulc im Griege follrcn mir auf ben
Fotriotiamlls 0es umerifaniiden
Golfcs rrd)ncn, Der feline Beeintrdd,
tigllng ocs Grenitcs unierer Negie.
rll1g 0lllocn miro.
3ic fir Sic mo fir mid einge.
gal1ye1en Yerpflid)tltngen miiien
uon SDl1en uno bon mir eingelolt
merorn. Sic aufgebrodter Wfiuiar.
ocn babcn ourd) Gerfiir6ung oes
&rirgc5 Mi1ioncif Oicnfhenle6en &c.
rettct. gs ionte uniere oanfbare Nuf.
gobe lein, bieic Gorid)iiIic an Die Sic.
glrrlrng aurId5u5u6lcn uno uns in.
ltnno III lcben, al Die 3eit oes Bie.
Ocroufbau5 beronslltrcten, na6ocm
mir nn1crc uncrfannten Shuloen ge'
tilgt babcn.
Mmerifoncr oentld]cr Abltammnng
tubcn mdbreno Scr perlhieoenen
6rcibeitsonlciben einen boben @rao
bon Yutriotismus on Sen Gag gelegt,
Auno lie peroen Jest, ga es Dem @noe
,ugebt, nid)t ucriogen.
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NemieelamH ~pertparf Pres
bibiticft.

Weuington, = Nel1yS eelan6, "a
MpriI. = Die Maioritdt gegen Bro=
hibition in MenfeeIano miro na9 Of
fi5ieuen Mngoben aIs 10000 @ttm=
men angegeben. =
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Kereatter beYfettterett
Japafter.

Gan Francisco, %. @pril. = Res
iol1tionen, oie ale &oreaner IN ben
&ereinigten @toaten, Mertfo nno
&otpaii auffor6ern, iaponii6e Worer
iolange 5u boDfottieren, big Elm tore
anil6es &onigrei9 a%nerfannt meroe,
tp1r6en bente BON Ser foreanil6en
NationoI Mio5iation berteilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Webrasfas Tranen bel GER Irpe'
liir Mmertfaniiternma.

Nuf ale frcmOgcbDrelen Uraucl1
9tebrasfas miro gcOrungen, A1Hert-
fullerilulen 5u mer0ell, uno al11er1'
fuuilde Jra1len uot Auslalloern
merDen a%ufgeforoert, lDre Gat1en III
beeinilulien, ibre pollen Burgerpa>
pierre beru1s5uneDnlets lule elm Zip
yci be- agt, weld)er Don JrA. .. g.
Yrbtopo ullsyclanot lit, Der GorIlt'
aellOrn Des Jral,elltonl1tceS Oe5 yte-
brasfa Stutc Gouncil cf Ge1enle.
tSrulleu ieOcs @cuneimpelens .uer0ei
aud aulgeipr0ert, 5eruus5uft15ell
mclde Wtalmer lidt ppagulli9e
yiir9er linO, ul1o III lie gu oringen,
Dies III mer0en.
Sine BON Sri. @rbfopa berausge-
gebene 5totiitit 5eigt, oaB in Ne'
Drasfa I'M lebte1 Sabre 1856 WdIt>
her ibr critics Bupler Dcrausnab-
lltcl,, aber llur 7Y5 Oapun 8uryer
luurOen, uno OaB es plele Muslanoer
BORT gibt, meld)e lid niht It'll oas
critic Yapier beluorbell baben. Me-
llia Sruueu bu6en Sbrltte getall;
I'M Yurycriluuen 81 mer0en.
Eon Dru 6renlOgtborellen in 1e-
brusfa uterluicgen Die SdpeOen III
Yolf, Salil1e, @oluaro uno 8alIeD
counties, Y0bmcn lmo. iebr 5ubl>
reid in anur, Golfar> Butter uno
Sau1lOers. Nullen in sScotts,
8luft @lap unO 9itdcod; SStuliencr
in 8ancalter unO Douglas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
8ritiide Grmppen lanten
int GtbQa.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
April oath, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917
Yoris, 90. Mpril. - 8ritiihe
Sruppen Ian6eten in 2ibal1, STUFF
Ian6, mo- 6eutide Eruppen Sic letti=
ide &egierung ftiir5ten, mie sic 6e11t=
ide angemeine 3ett1ng me16ete.
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yapatter ieuett iih 5mritf>
3iebeft.

sEofio, 90. MpriI. - Sic joponi=
Ide Ereiie erfldrt beutc, 6oB iih So=
pan bon einem @oGferb.n6e 5uriid5ie=
fen inlte, boB Sic Erin5ipe Ser SUI
monitot, Sic 6ieier 2ige unteri6oben
meroen, ToIidbeiten ieien, 1tn0 greift
einitimmig 8roBbritanrten an nno
~perlangt etneM onroe 9octrin fir BEN
Orient.