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Selegrapbiides aaerlei.
Streifbefebl nusaegebeu.
ISnoionopoIis, SGSno., IS. Oft.

1Nl0i0nQpDltS, NSllO., 10. XII.
Ger Streif. @eiehl iiir Die @era-
leute oes @eid)foble.5eblets, natoem
oicie um Mitternndt s5rcitag, 81 81.
tober. Die Nrbeit ein5u'tellen baben,
muroe NIT Der llntcrid)rift s. &
2cpis' oes iteIlpertretcnoen Hrdii.
ocnten. uno @. 8reens. oesSetretars
uno ShobmeiiterS Ger llniteo Yiinc
@orfera, ltn Qtittog nnl gtittwod)
pom 6ouptqlortier oes Tcrbonos IN
ISnoionopolis, Sno. aus9eianot.
Der StreitbefebI gcitattet hen
Grt9 @ebduoens ger1iiqen0 Dtonn-
Itaitcn 3ltr S5nitanoboltuna un0 Dem
S6ub Ser 8ruben in oieiem 5u belni
len; nanentIIh miro beirinlnt, oo1
Dem Brubenbeiiber bel ser Gerhiitltna
DonShooen an ieinem Gigentbum IN
uoaitcm llmiunge an ole @dno gegon.
qe ner0en iole.
Ger itcauertrenoc Erdiioent sc.
mis- tbeilte oltBer6em arnV}ittDof &tr'
beitsiefretGr g2tIinn NIT, ooB er dnl
,5rcitoq. II. Cftobcr, I l(br, git ei-
ner 9eiprehung NIT Inn III Waib
ington iein mcroe Qlcidl3eitig lieB er
ieoot oen Sefretdr miiIcn bob emit
meilen Der StrcifbeichI ausgeianot
,,,i;rAn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Tcutid,e Auemanoerune
&nhlenl Il. Oft.

N0bIen@, I4. Ltt.
In ucrihie6enen 0eutiden 3ei'
tltnacn miro Qeqeunortlg Ylcrifo
ais 0us gano horQciteut 6os iid} om
6eiten iiir oic funitlqe ocutid)e Nus
manoeruuQ eiqnc >iu Dem &Iatte
.. .Ieuti6e @irthihoits .3ufiinIt" tritt
Gmil 3immcrmann bcm Sinnopunft
Der Reqicrung eutgeaen, Die mogIlhii
ale 2eutc i'm Gono holten mohte
mad ieiner auiiaiiung mare ons bette
Wittcl QeQen Die llnrubc inter Der
drbeiterihoft. m0alidlit DicIe Der I'm
3uiric0enen nusmon6crn 5u la'ien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

Itcb0rilic 81 permIn0ern, ipelde Dem
Nrdiiocnten picl ltnbbugen bcreitt
bate.
Cabinets -9iegicrnng bcidDluicu.
0us Gabillett frat am 3ien5tag 3it
elmer Siblma 3uionmen un0 trai
&orbcrcittn9en nm Dem 4rdii0elttcn
m0glld]It uicl Greflttibarbcit ob8unchz
mcn 3oS heoeutct, 0oB ba3 Gabi-
nett 0ieGreflltipgemaIt ol9itben miro,
bis &err @ilion geniigeno bcrgeitcllt
lit. Gie 3botiache, ooB cine Gubl-
nett5 -8cgierung eingefiibrt lper0en
miro, bcoeutet, ooB Ser Erdiioent por'
ouSiidtlih IonQe 3eit, pielleidt piele
Wonate fronf iein miro. Sefret0r
2oniing. Ser ben &orlib in Ser Gubi-
nett8iibunq fiihrte, miro ielbItpcr-
it0nolid oie auBere @olittf, ionic
iiberhoupt oqe t5ragen leiten, melde
0as Stant5 nt53epnrtene1t 5u erle0igen
bat. Gie 8cidIiiIie oe5 Gnbnetts
unterIieaen Ser Y}ebrbeit @eItim.
mung.
Ger 9ei6luB oeS Cabinets, sic
;3iigeG ser GegierlInq poriibergeheno
in Die &ono 81 uebmelL ruit Elm obn-
Gihes &orqcbcn inter Grdiioent Gar
fielo ms @cOGhtniB 5ltrilf. Canals
mllroe cine Notwithstanding einge-
fiihrt, neil @orfieIo mad Dem 9lttcn-
tat lnebrcre Monote regierung5lutfd>
hin NOR. honor er itnrh
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Sreiitant 1siume,

NNitHs IL - -
0ie 6as 9Iott 4}etet Rorliien
ans 3upcrlaiiiqer Guelle eriobren ho-
ben mill. iou lStnlicu ijdl oomit eln-
periton6cn erfIGrt hobeiL oab
;Siune su einem ieI6Itdnoiegn 6ret-
itaot demad1t un0 iejn 6afen Der Gon'
troQe Der Rotiouen-2 2iqn untcritelt
niro. Gs iou nber perIangen 6oB
0icier ;Sreiitott ttnntitteIbar an 6ds
ltaIieniihe SSitrieu nngreu3c, oonit or
niht non iugoiInpiidlem (Scblet ein-
aei6loiicn lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Snc slleberbubn" tommt.
GlcpcIanO, 9, II. Oft

,,lleber1iihucr" uu0 ,llebcrcicr
Die imci bis orcin1ol 10 qrob mic Die
Qelp0hnlldpn iino. abcr nJd1t nicI mchr
foiten aIs ictt, mur0cu am Wontaa
pom 9IIton & Nrigqs BON 9'oitnu,
Eraii0ent 0cs 9totlonaIpcrban05 Der
(6clIiigcI., eicr. ln0 0uttcrhdno!cr
aui Dem orei5cbntcn acknowledgements
oes &crbanos in GIcpeIaHo, 8,
in 9luaiiht Qeitent. @rigQs bcridltetc
oen touieuo GeIcautcn. ooB einc neue
Sorte lleberbiibner 9egcunortiQ ge-
3lldtct mo nodliten5 an bo$ @ubli.
fun perfnuit meroen muroe. nm on5u
beijutrngen. Ole hoben Soften 0e5 &c
bcu9llntcrhaIta hcrab3uieten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Shcncrnno bolO uuriibcr?
9'njloocIpbiu. ga. Il. Cft

HWl00eIpAld. Ha.. ii. Gtt.
Die Soften oca 2cbqu5lluterhalt9
mcroen in nohcr 3ufluft hcrun.
tcraeher me General 9lupnlt Iol,
mcr ON Gjcn@to9 in elmer llntcrrc-
Dung in @biIaocIphin. ga. crflQrte.
Sd)on iett inn Ole Qrciie in al
len EhclleH oea @nuDe@ hcumtcr9c
aon9en ioqte er, lno cr lei ilber,
r1idlt, 0ab Is nod nidt in 4eunipIpa.
mia Gciheben lit; ood and bier mer
oeu bic @relie halo iinteu. erfIartr cr
}upcriihtIih &cbcusmittcI iino ici.
men 2jnqobeu gemGB in alien IbeiIcn
0cs &0noes unf p @ro5cnt hcruntcr
acAanqcn lm0 Iebcnoc 9itnocr iino
III etlid1en c1cQenocu 10 biIlia Qemor-
ocu ooB Die &lch3iIdltcr protcitireu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Sambura Ytcfu g)orf.
Nerlill. IL Sft

NerIln, IT. III.
Ser ,Sroht &erfchr 5miihcu
@omburg uno Nciu Yorf lit am Won
tag nit Ser Hbiobrt oeS 0ompierS
@crolce pom Momburg picoer cr-
oiinct morocn; oas Sdliri hot 8e.
mlid1te SQAEud.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Sefilrdltet Sturs Der Rc9icruna.
NNnihinnfnl1. IL Sft

NN'Nf TtIIINtNINI 7 Z. 1T.
Scuotor Qolnocrtcr crfIGrtc hcutc
i'm Senot: Gtc oncrlfanJidlc &eqic.
rlung lit 0urd oo2 &orgchen iuteruu
tionnIer &cuoIutIon0re in aroBer sc.
'abr uno lie fam 5u 6un fomnlen,
pem ictt uidr fr0ftigc N{oBnobmcn
5Ir &erthcjolguug gctroiicn mrr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Sas Sbantlng=9lmenocment uom
Scnat Dcrluorfcn,
Ssnater Gecee iisbt 1T >apan sine
Gefobr fiir 2lfnsrifa.
Sic HeQerun99eidd wcrOn UdbrtnO Der Sranbct Os Era
ioeun pom Gabipet wctergrtdbrt. Sic Wtlitabe1Orocn
in Gjarp, SnO uo SOnbenanftrtigern anf Der Tabrte
Sic Soblenqrabcr Ocs 9anoes wcrOen am t. NiOpembr
an ben Streif ae0eu 9rbeiterfibrc WOmprrs ertratt

800 Damn ihIieBIih nod MiQer, eincm
&orort BON @arp. mobin Inn cin @e-
beilnbeamter ioIqte. Der ieitber oui
nod nid]t nufgetldrte @eiie per
idlpun0cn lit.
G<manom muroe 0auerno beobotbtet
uno Ioa, pie jest ieitacIteIlt lit, 3abI-
rcidlc @onbcn, onrunter Die iedl5unO,
oreiBiq. Die ieiner3eit III nadgcIuad
tenn @imbeIihen Gofmoteriol Der
ionot muroen, hergeitcIt baben; Ole
9omben ioucn ieiuer5cit III &an0-
taihen non 8arn mad Seem Norf &C.
broht nQrocn iein. l5monoD iol ols
GIcftrifcrSn elmer 1obrif in 0er9tahe
pon 8arp deorbeitet haben; oie 9om-
ben iou er tbeiImeiie in oer6abrif her-
geitellt hoben; er iolI inter an0crcm
oud) gepIant huben chen Die ,Sabrlf,
in Ser cr urbeitetc, in Die Putt 81
iOrcnden
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Sas Sbantmg gmenoement
abgelebnt.
@aihinatun, 16. Oft.

VNuIUIHBIUHT TO. LII.
Ser Sennt lelute bemte NIT 80
gcgcn 80 Stimmeu bas @Obge Amcn'
bcmcnt snm SrieOenSpaft ab. Mad
Dem Ymenocmcnt mGren Die oentIdDcn
Hcdjtc in Sbnntnn9 nnitntt an cSapan
an China iibertragen luOroeu.
Inter ben ScnatUreu, Die fir ons
Smenoemeut itimmten, befanO iidl ga
Tullettc upn @iseOniin; ScnatOr Gen.
ruUt itimmte geeen bas Imenoememt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

g1an iiuoet DAB ale Ole,
rueIde ein iebr bobes 9llter errcit.
ten, ioIte Y}eniten mareu oic IN
DER Su9eno gIilbe, Arbelt mo GHt.
tebrungen ou5aeitan0en botten.
Ger Q}enih beurtejIt Die
ginge Gnnge rift 10 icbr na4 Sem
mas iie tuirtlth ItuO, ai9 nad Der
9lrt, pie er iie iid oentt unb ME
j'e fir ibn pniien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

2uitIuB ou 9lrbciterorqauilatioueu
perbictet YiitQlieocr Scr (ritppc per-
j,d,tctcn porilc @ohc auf ocn Srci.
briCi Der lhre &ofuluuiou in oie
amerlcnn 6coerutiou oi &abor ouI.
nnhnL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
@efiirdltct Nrtcrienuerfulfuna
Ghicoon. Is. Oft

Or. @iQis 8. 9tonce, ebenoIi-
ger &rGiioent Ser Chicago Gpb-
tholn1ic Socictp uro conirltircn0cr
2llgenor5t oes Goof Gountp &oipi-
tols, iprodI om 9ienstn9 Die 9cfilrd.
tllnQ aus. ooB &rGiibent @ilion an
9Irterienbl,tlng leioc. Gr itiibt feline
9(niiht auf oie in @oibington peroi.
fentlihten antlihcn Bulletins. Gr
fiigt bin5u, oaB ser 3uitunb oes Grd-
iiocntcn ieiner Iniid)t nod ernit lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
,6aluaii at ,Snpau.
Npnolnlu.E. s.. II :

NOn0IlIU. I. 8, IT. UT.
Ger iapnuiiht @elilllhc lmetero
Cfrmoro 2rtlarte fiir5lid auf eircm
Nlrhcn Goupcnt in Nouolulu
oa6 bunneu uicr5ebn >ohren Die
in &oimnji Qrborcucn %apnncr bic
poIItiidle Gontroue ijber 0o5 (crrjto
rllm NNsLLhCn mcrhcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
,Sapans aricaSflottc.

lOtt0. ID. LII-
2aut @erihten lopaniiher Bel.
tllngen in 3ofio hot Ole Hegieruns
bcidIoiicn. 3tpei SdIadltfrel3er uno
- anoerc aricgsififfe 3u bnuen; NIT
Dem 9nu iou i'm uddfteu tSi9foliobr
btaonncu rperocn. Die Sd)Iahtfreu-
ger iollen ie 10000 Gomen @aiicr.
pcrordnqlnq haben uno t20, 900 900
Gunaefabr 10000. 900 Collars foitcn)
Nubcrocm ioncH 3 Icifte areil3er, 6
3critoror. II 3uuhbootc uno , ao'
nouenboote qcbout perocn Iie @au.
foitcn ioaen oui 6ret Sabre pcrtheilt
mer0cn
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8eriidDtc iino sablreidl.

@orn, 1Sn0., Is. Oft.
9ie Nfilitdrbebor9n uohmcn III
@aru. 35no., in Der 9tad)t pom Gicrs-
taQ ouf Itittrpoh Elm 3ubenO 0tdn-
ncr felt, INN lie i'm 3uiurnmenhan8
nit ibrer llnteriuduug angeblider
raoifoIer llnltriebe, einidlieBlidl Ser
iteIllnQ bon 0on1ben u1o Gomplotte
gegcn oie Regicrllng, 81 pernehmen
Iie Igcnteu Der WfiIitdrbeboroen iol-
len ferIer cine Site uou itber bull0crt
anacblihen RQoifnlen unter oenen
einiqe 6iihrer iein iollcn, in @dnoen
boben. Ginige Splreu BON ra0iaf'
Ter @etbGtlqlnQ ioIlen III 8orp i6on
entoedt unh pcriolqt mor6cn iein, che
@cnerolnaior @oob Die Sta0t, on Die
StaatSbeb0roen Ser Gage nidlt nlcbr
acluahicn maren, Dem 9ltnbesmilit0r
unteriteIlte. IPclHere itnnoen I'M
3lliunlmenhnnq NIT Dem gonben'
ottentot in Ghicngoer NoIt8cboltoe
ihon ldngcre 3eit inter @cobod)tltn9,
oarlnter cin gcipiiier Inton @orSft;
ferncr ioll unter benen, Die nod ges
iltd]t iperocn, 9lleronoerS S5nanom iein,
pon Dem man glaiibt, oaB er lelner5clt
Die iehSllnooreibig Bomber hcrge-
Itelt babe, bic pon 9feip Yorf aus an
ongeiehcne Gerlonlidfetten III pers
id)leoenen Sheilen Ser Ser. Staaten
ocrionot muroen
Bon ben pielen@eriihten, Die tbeil.
nciie I'M 3riammenbong NIT ocnl sc
beinniB, oos Die Nohforid)ungen Der
0eboroen umgibt, in llnIlaltf famen,
miro 0os cine beItritten, 0oB cine Ser'
id)porllng eutoedt moroen lei, Die Iidl
aeacn Srilppen Gontouenlcnts 9es
rittet babe. 0agegen miro pon amt
liher Seite obne peiteres Sngegcben,
0ob oraltiihe YioBnohnten in9llisItht
acnornn1en iin6. I'M entocfte &om'
plotte raoifolcr @lemeitte 3u ltnter-
0riiden. Sci oen Nad)foridltnget1
iou inter nnoerem oil ctncm Ylat
aud, in oeutiher Sprad)e gebrudte
Nropagonoo, ioipie cine ieioene ocut'
ihe sSloggc aeil,nbcu morocn Iein.
StobIorbciter oeripobren iih ge9cn
ben 8eroaht, nit einem Gommuni-
iten.Mufruf in 8erbinoitng 5li 'tehet
in oenen oie 9Irbeiter oufqeior0ert
peroen, cine 8roletorint Olttotur
aufSuriften
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sSmanulu nod gciud)t.

0ie WiIitGrbeboroen uno 9un6es-
bcantten in gorn erflorten om britt
nodlnahmittag. oab AIernnoer ,5tpo-
nom, Der rooifole 1Siibrer ruo Gbcmi-
fer, Ser 3eitrpeiIi9 in StnbIpcrfer in
Baru arbeitetc 1no OILS 8erfertiger
BON gonben. oorunter ser, Die I'M
9unocsgcb0uoc in Chicago erpN-
0irten. 9ciudlt miro, nod niht per
baftet it Die 9tngobcu iiber ihn
nuroen 6en 9eb0rben BON q. 8orstl,
eincm Ser in Der Nod1t bon Tienstag
aui 0littpoh 8erbniteten, gemad)t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
0ompers crnitlidI frnnf.
gSQilillatNn. ID. Oft.

y n - " tE-F7F ~ =
SumucI Sompcr9. @r0ii0cnt 0c@
amcrIfauIldCn 2lrbeltcrblm0e2 mar
bclte in iciner 2&ohnlHQ ernitlid cr-
tronft uno iii au6cr Stouoc BEN Si
punQen Der in0Hitricllcu Gnnicrcu5
bcl3luuobnell.
2lrbcitcrfiihreru 3uiplQe lci0Ct
tSomper9 an ciucm uerp0icu 3uium
mcubrud). Gr lit nit elmer (rmpcro
htr pm t0l (Sra0 ans Nett QcieliclI
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S0hnc ucrouppclt.


N0lton Wt0ll., -. 1T.
Gic Qurddhuitt@l0hnc i]ir mouu.
lId}er gtrbeltcr iino. nad) Dem Gurd)
idnltt2 Smnocnlobn acntllcu,
IN Der 3eit pom September 1914 bis
gum Nldr 1919 nm II bis 112 Yros
sent QoitieQen, mie oie9}ati6naI <5l0u.
ItrioI Conference am Gicn2toa III 90
iJou Ntoii. bcfanutQnb Die @odlcu.
lGbuc filr 0idnuer iiuo nm 81 bis
40 &ro5ent acitieQen. Iicic 3ohIcn
be3iehcn iih auf odlt ser gr0Bten &n.
ouitrjen Die @ohne iur mcibIItc
AngeitelIte iino lmgefdhr I'M gIeihen
Nrrhnlt1iR ncitlcncn-
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Amerifnncr mad SdlIciicn.
Woihirdtou, - Gft.

CieicniQen omerifouiiteu Irup,
pen. mcIte 3ur geinbungsorince in
5dlIeiicu Qchoren mer0eu, faus Die
Cffupation oicie5 @ebiets pom so.
ben goth in Toris beitloiien neroen
ioate. mcroen nod in oieier Nofe an
0oro oes Ir1nsportifiiics Hrciioent
8rant abreiien. nie Scfretdr 8afer
an Iienstaq 2(bcn6 in 8oibing
ton onfuuoigte 0ornusiid)tlid mer-
6cn oos I nn6 -. ,5nionterie Hegt-
ment in ShGciicn ocrrpenoet tper0cn;
0ic TruQpen unteritebcu Dem Neiebl
Utarifall Rods.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
92olijiitenacwerfidlnit uerbOten.
gQoihilluton. I

~ u IIW 0WIIF 7 y
Ins Sons nnhn cine NorIagc ou
Dclhe Ulitglie0crn Der ToIi3eimann,
ifoit 0es Iiitrifts Golumbia ser
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Sic Rhcinluub COMMUNION,

S4riS, 10. LII.
Nnul liru0 0cridtcritattcr oc5
iran30iiihcu Stoatsrotbs.> lit 5um
CberfouumiiiGr oea bciebten Rhein.
LAMBS umo &oriiBcr Der fiir oieiea
porgcichcneu> qcniiften 1crlpol-
tunQs Gomnliiiion Der Naiirteu Dot
Qciebcn.
z. q. gtones. Der omerifnniihc
gcrtrcter bel Der RheinIauo Com.
milton hottc am W2ittmodl cine 9e.
iprehlng nit Observation-Disclosures
Rolf, Dem gcgcnportiaen &orlitcr
Der amcrlfaniiden &ertrciung i'll Der
,Frieoens Gouicren3, ilber ole ,Sroge
Scr beicttcn &beinlau0c Die 9c.
itlmmllugeu bes ,Sriehens @crtroak
liter Ole 0erpaItilng oicic5 @cbicts
iehen uor, ouB Die 0iitqIieoer Der &c,
nliihtcn Goniniiiion, Did lid ans
0crtrctern 8roBbritanniens. ,Srnnf
rcid,s, Der Ger. Stonten ilno 0clqiens
suiammcnIett. BON bicicn 9iutioner
pcu30hIiQ crnnunt ieiu miiiicn, ebc
sic Gontnliiiion ibre 3cfuguiiie an
treten fam; Dies ictt Ole 9iatlii3i'
rima ocs 1rieoenspcrtrog3 ieitens
nicicr bier W0hte poraus, hic iciteus
ser Ger Stnoten nod) nuslteht
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Gie nNOrOitcrn" 3eitnngen
baien Die 8eidDidjte pOu Ga
GrOiie nidIt nnr mitidreiben,
iOnSsrH and mitmndlen belfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
annu YIcper acitorbcn

NOn0on, 10. All.
Iln Berlin miro Der Zoo pom Or
Gluo Wener, &roieiior Ser fcItIihcn
Spradp uu0 Slterntlr on DER I'M.
urriitdt Berlin ungefiluolgt
(Ir. Sumo Wcner mar Elm IN Sen
Ser Stntcn melt mo brett betaun.
ter &ortraqsrc0ner. gr mur0e an
20. IC5cnlbcr 1883 in 0amburQ &c
bcreu uuo erhielt icine Gl5Ichunl
BORT uno in Geiiou. Spatcr bc3oQ er
oic llnipcriitat %cip5ig uno ihloirte
houptiadlIih felnihc 0hiIoloQie. Gr
iolqte Damn eienm 6ufe nch llr-
LAMB uno mur0e Circftor Der 2Ibthei-
lunQ iiir iriite Sprahc umo Gultur
an Der llnlucriitat Tubliu un0 trnt
ipdtcr DEM Hebrforpcr al Scr llnl,
pcriit1t 2iperpooI bci. Gr mar EN-
1uBcrit fruhtborcr ShriititeIlcr; am
berijhmtcitcn iino ieine Merfe iiber
4cid,idtc luo 2eaCuoe >irlannS Or.
Qicner hieIt 'idl in ocu Ser. Staotcn
ouf sur 3cit ser 2ltiitanln adtaitra.
che. l}nh Abbrih Der 0iplomntlld)en
9c5icbllnaen 5rpiidcn oen Ger. Stua.
ten mo 7eutihInuo rciite or nad)
BORT 3uriid)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-29

Special correspondents in Germany
are sending out stories to the effect
that the Germans are arranging 10 CIT
cumyent the peace treaty requirements
limiting the national army to 24O,ooo
men lust as a little more than a num-
dred years ago they disregardsd
Napoleon's prohibition against thelr
having any army at all. FOLLOWING
the battle of Wagram Napoleon dc
tated a treaty Of peace in which both
the Austrians and Prussians agreed u
disband their armies altogether ana
not reorganize them, but old Blucher
never regarded that treaty. He spent
several years at secret work among all
the German people Of Central Europe
and as the result was finally able 10
reioin England in the war that Eng
land had never allowed to slacken and
played a full part in the battle OF
Nations on October 16. II and To-
1913. The story now Is that While Oh
ficially the new German army Will In
clude only 100000 men. actually and
unofficially practically every German
citizen of military age will be mopi-
lized, and in numbers the Germans
will soon be as formidable as ever. AS
to whether there is really great deal
of the fears expressed there is no way
of telling; but it is very we'll to re-
member that there were not less than
100000 French soldiers in Germany
at the time Blucher reorganized the
armies Of his country in disobedience
to the peace dictated by Napoleon. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-29

Some reports have it that the sym
pathy of a majority Of the Charlotte
people is with the striking street car
men and other reports have it that the
sympathy is with the public utilities
company. The issue Of obedience 10
law and who is responsible for the
violence that has, occurred is very
much confused. The Public Utilities
company charges everything against
the strikers and the strikers hold that
the Public Utilities company, backed
by the law, or in control Of the law
has instigated the violence. There Is
no question of the fact that cltizens'
other than strikers have had hand In
the obstruction of the running OF the
cars. In reply to the plea OF the street
car company that while 1t Is willing 10
recognize the local union it will not
stand for or recognize outsiders, the
members of the local union point out
that the strike breakers are brought
from abroad; that these strike break
ers are really not looking for employ
ment: that their sole business Is Tor
hire, to help employers in their resis-
tance to. the just demands Of steady
going, hard working employees. A part
of the public sympathizes with the
strikers to an extent that makes It
willing to do without the street cars
entirely if necessary. Another part OF
the public is not concerned about any
thing except their convenience as al
fected by the street cars. Still others
are arranged on one side or the other
as their sympathies or interests may
be affected.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-29
LOCAL. AFFAIRS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

First National Bank. York-Warns you as 70
the danger of keeping cash about your per-
son or home. Put it in the bank.
j. w. Dobson-0ffers his Main street prop
erty for sale. ,.-
want something to eat. VIII, W.. ,,,,
IN K. Distributors, Rock Hill-Want to sup
piy initial letters and monograms Tor your
car sbsrerNoffers II Ia acres, 10 miles te
the northwest of York. for sale. s,
r g. Walker, Filbert No. HAS good grace
Jersey milk COW for sale for cash
Mildred Mickle. PrincipaiIlnvitss ihs snse puehe ''
ncai Rsnks-Give notice that they will bt
Closed Monday. Labor Day, legal holiday.
Iobn d. Stewart-Recently purchased automo-
bile truck and solicits public hauling.
7 F. Gardner-Wants to sell horsepower gas
cline engine. Good condition. l,
p d. Dorsett-Wants to buy all the eggs M
can at highest market prices. ,,
w T. Pursley-Invites public to ice cream sup
per at Filbert this Friday evening: H.. .ni
C. II. Ratteree-Has lost q polnter oos ai''
will appreciate information. -,
Nc n r. Spencer-Will appreciate return o.
los. pair of rimless eye glasses.
R. E. winsate Rock 1 Hs 100 ookinS trngbIe Ief al
e;tray zdnssen msss mus Probste RaH notice
that Marcus Love has applied for letter o. o.
administration on estate of Robert Hunt De
ceased. A., v.,;no NJ 9
7 M Observation-Disclosures lhc opS'.o
GROCERY store and will appreciate your pa.
sonage. Good service and right prices.
Mrs, j. M. Ferguson-Now In Baitim9.''
omen her millinery parlors next week. 4.
pyramid Paint Shop, Rock Hills prepared u
naint YOUR car, put on new tops ana size cur
tains. Satisfaction guaranteed.
York supply Co.-Suggests that now Is ta. tn'
time to feed your hogs for growth ana ia'
II has the feedstuffs.
Carroll Bros.-For this week only oher specia
nrices on coffees in 8 pound cans.
Mcconnell Dry Goods Co.-Has 6oo boys iil sIil
at 25 to 40 per cent below present marke
nr,ces. Other seasonable goods and prices;
Star Theatre-Bessie Love today, IN Inc EN-
chanted Barn." Serial and COMEDY tomor
row Also Universal weekly.
n w Wbitesides, Sharon-Wants to sell set
ter puppies, IS each. IN ,o
Kirkpatrick-Belk Co.-On MONDAY VIII nave
representative Of Strouse Bros, WIN
m take measures for mems fine clothing.
Jon,es Bros.-Are ready to supply your neeu'
IN either horses or mules. More coming.
r. r Sherer, Real Estate-Ohers the es.a.'
land, of T. w. McElwee. in whole or paris
at nrivate sale. Desirable property,
csty Pharmacy, Clover-Says that Rt wasn
es and dyes at the same time frlee, ~ e's
r. Johnson, Tenn. Chairman-Calls tor
meeting of farmers in the courthouse mex
Monday at IL o'clock a. M
Ii0gett & Myers-On page four give soe
thing Of the history Of Piedmont c'Safe'''
fchace0
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-29

Miss Elizabeth Lindsay, Of Chester,
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Wilborn
in Yorkville.
Mrs. f. T. McClain and children of
Charlotte are visiting w. j. Watson at
Hickory Grove.
Mrs. w. a. Bolin has returned home
after a visit to relatives and friends at
Hickory Grove.
Miss Beulah Ferguson, who has been
visiting relatives in Atlanta, returned
Tuesday to her home in Yorkville.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ferguson of Yorkville is
spending several days in Baltimore,
buying fall millinery.
Miss Pearl Shillinglaw. Of Tirzah, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex Fewell
in Yorkville.
Miss Estelle Shillinglaw, who has
been visiting in Blowing Rock, n. c.
has returned to her home at Tirzah.
Miss Mamie Burgess of Hickory
Grove, has taken a position as stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper with Mr.. r. T.
Allison of Yorkville.
Miss F'lossie Latham, who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. w. J. p.
Wylie in Yorkville, has returned to
her home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Martha Marshall. who has
been taking a course in Y. w. c. A.
work in New York, has returned to
her home in Yorkvilie.
Mrs. o. E. Wilkins and Miss Sara
Wilkins have returned to Yorkville,
after visit to Bennettsville. s. c. and
Asheville, n. G.
Mrs. ]. T. Inman and daughter Miss
Ethel Lee. of Cotton Plant, Ark, are
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. l..
Oates in Yorkville.
Mrs. John Bradshaw, of Texas, and
Miss Nettie Mae Black of Charleston,
are the guest of Mesdames j. R. Lind
say and w. B. Moore. in Yorkville.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Gillespie and
children, who have been spending
several weeks at Montreal, have re-
turned to their home in Yorkville.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-29

organization to get anywhere without
the sinews Of war? What better sate-
guard is there against the danger OF
cotton producers organizations than TO
fool him into an unwillingness to pay7
The provision Of the regional reserve
banking law that especially favors COL
lateral secured by agricultural pro-
ducts owes it's existence mainly 70 a
scare that was thrown into the law
makers by making them believe that
the cotton producers were actually
marching.
While it Is fact that with. all the
different attempts they have made the
cotton growers have not yet succeeded
in securing an effective permanent
organization, it is also a fact that they
have gotten as much out OF each at
tempt as they put in it, and a little
more. Up to this time the present
movement is giving promise OF becom-
| ing the strongest attempt that has YET
| been made and every cotton grower
may well feel justified in backing II
at least to the small extent that has
been apportioned as his own Individual
part.