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Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27

The work done in Arizona helped
swell the results secured for the sec.
ton including Colorado, Nevada and
Arizona. In these three states there
were 6,5S2 auxiliaries. According tn
the reports from 2.S15 auxiliaries, in
the period from Nov. 1, 1917, to Feb.
2S, 1919, the juniors sewed and knitted
total of 500,630 articles and made
ll,54S articles for the RED CROSS in
manual training departments.
The school fund in auxiliaries re.
porting showed a total of $223, $50. .21
of which $112.91328 was spent
And now, with the war happily over,
there is before US the great work OF
rehabilitation. In this work the RED
CROSS will play leading part.
Home service work will require time
and money. 1t is proposed to con.
tinue the classes in elementary by.
giene, first aid, and dietetics, and eR.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
BISBEE
(By Myrtle Threat)

(6y MyrIe InredJ)
Mrs. w. S. Jones of Fort Huachuca
was visitor in our city last week.
Miss Mayme Carr left last week for
Phoenix, Ariz., where, after a brief
visit, she will go to Los Angeles.
Miss Reed of Los Angeles is visit
ing friends in Warren, Ariz. She will
remain several weeks.
Mesdames Austin Walker and Grow
er spent Sunday night with Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Rouse. They returned to their
home in Naco, Monday.
Chaplain and Mrs. Scott and Srgt.
Smith of Fort Huachuca were visitors
III the city last week.
Miss Ambrozine Smith is spending
the week in Fort Huachuca the guest
of her uncle
Miss Craig is visiting in Fort Hua.
chuca this week
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
(By Nettie J. Asberry. Music Editor.


Hearth
calling
hegivng vacation Oh the charm the hke
boulder dangerous precpce overlooking
and poughng through finally reaching
main point Lo behold the handiwork
tor Father So
the ambition and courage to make the effort And again oh ovl hear the
of The the
youngsters wade pretty
foamy whteps that chase one another Hear the merry
boys
girls like dream the school
summoned you back to the schoroo Now you are to work and
battle with
laboed with
girls tempted quit school qu
fitting of youth for
his Hfewok we.e
derackd by
grownup have
been forced
for his little sisters and brothers,
des mistake life
weeks the local
has this citizenship
based upon foundation composed of who worked
have studied adequately
which will
VIII solve OF dissolve our very part the muchdcussed
lem The boy and girl should
spectacular he better man.
better citizen and better American But
bear music? Lsten
Certainly your working foundation in whatever
calling
mechanics Blind
Toms Theirs In profession there is
Sung " O p"e Oh VII" II may De Just barely possible that the next
Grafton and the complex questions
than Cored Americans
me musician cuzen rs last and always If he be not citizen of
American he will citizen country citizen
that he could have produced
popular Negro Melodies for the
Tor the organ? Get education
visiting the night schools of Tacoma have
there practically attendance
this age means but continuation
ing go to night school, 1t
sessions Week On wonders Think how much you could
learn in five Organize We
must have the czeny us Democ
trembling in Back to SCHOOL,
cannot close this without
Parents really sacred trust and
home? You this genius you may
be the children ability whether they
genius or children with ability
music study One needs
when one hears it. One really
cation has been neglected
OF music lessons We
author OF Cabin and Plantation
men have unfortunate ncln
as Yestge OF slavery and
country VIII have lost this wonderful
people which has developed degrade
ton vii" its maturity produce
future of the the
Select the best music teacher
in community The in teacher will
set your children back you for
The school board mott The
primary teacher the grammar school per-
sonnet The first Impressions should Did ever
try ndeible pencil il
makes This blur and in minds of chill
dn who have had teaching.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
RACE RIOT PENDING
By AsSOclated Negro Pressl


BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 23.-De-
claring that her landlord, Mrs. Hilds
Furman, 1850 Pennsylvania avenue,
whom she accused of striking her, had
sold her home at 2444 McCulloh
street, to Colored family and had
given her but II days notice for her
to move out, Mrs. Esther Clyman,
white, of the address given, told Mag
istrate Schroeder at the court that the
house was sold to the Negro family
for spitework
She intimated that there would be
trouble trewing when the Colored
family attempted to move in the block,
which is strictly white neighbor-
hood, she declares, as there is objec.
tion by every resident of the block to
Colored people moving in. The
time limit of the at days notice.
Mrs. Clyman said, expires today, and
she understood that the Colored peo.
pie were coming in Immediately.
That race riot" or uprising
against the whites in the neighbor-
hood of the blacks is feared, it was
learned, if the Colored family carries
out its plan of moving into the home
of Mrs. Clyman.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
BARBER WANTED

WANTED-A first class barber; $40
a week guaranteed. Address T. c..
Woodland, 1872 So. Montezuma St.,
Prescott, Ariz.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF ARIZONA
PROCLAMATION

Already the children of our State
have in many communities done nota-
lie work in advancing the efforts of
hte AMERICAN RED CROSS through
their activities in the Junior Auxili-
aries of this organization, of whose
accomplishments America is justly
proud
A recent report shows that AIS jun
ior auxiliaries were organized in Ari-
zcna OF these, results were reported
BY only As of the organizations, this
being little more than 10 per cent.
There was school fund of $4,79S.63,
OF which $S,0SSSO has been spent.
Boys and girls of Arizona knitted and
sewed 15,4O2 articles and SO articles
we're contributed by manual training
departments.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF ARIZONA
PROCLAMATION
Designating Sunday, October 5, 1919
as Amcricanization Day
TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA:
Secretary of State.

TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA:
No more important opportunity for
public service offers itself than the
Americanization of those foreign-bor
residents who may now be citizens or
have declared their intention to be-
come citizens. For the welfare of the
Republic it is necessary that they shall
lie made to understand why the Eng
lish language must be their language.
To insure that they will become civic
assets of value, they must be taught
how our constitution insures to each
OF them the same chances for prog
ress and for development, socially,
morally and physically, as are open
to every other citizen and assures
them permanency in the possession
OF any property they may lawfully
acquire. They must be made to real.
ize why Americans insist upon gen.
eral education. They must be shown
the difference between liberty and
license.
Every good citizen will see the
necessity for his assisting in this
work in every way that is open to him.
Some can help with money, some can
help with service. Employers can
help with the men on their payrolls.
Unions can help by devoting thought
to the better education of their for
eign-born members. The churches
can help through the teaching of their
pastors. In fact, every social organi-
cation, secret society, club and bust
ness association can do something
towards this movement which will,
ultimately, prove Americas best insur-
ance against serious social disturb
ances.
NOW THEREFORE,, |, Thomas E.
Campbell, Governor of the State of
Arizona, by virture OF the authority
vested in me by law, and for the bet
ter and more thorough discussion of
this problem, do designate and set
aside Sunday. October 5, 1919, as
"AMERICANIZATION SUNDAY. |
would urge that on that day all the
churches of the State devote at least
one service to an amplification of the
great need we have for the work at
our hand. | would further urge that
they unite in calling attention to
meetings to be held in that community
later in the week and that all unions,
organizations and other associations,
social and business, be urged to unite
at such meetings in perfecting plans
10 better our citizenship.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Arizona to
be affixed.
Done at Phoenix, the Capital, the
25th day of September, 1919
THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
(Seal Governor
Attest:
NIT SIMMS,
Secretary of State.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
ABSURD ADVICE
(Brooklyn, N. Y. Timesl

(Brooklyn, ~ Y, Times)
Individual cases of injustice we
may imagine. But the laws have been
framed to guard the Negroes against
insult as Race and the Negro en-
joys the protection of other laws in
equal measure with the white. In
this country the most absurd advice
Negro leaders could give their people
would be to resort to force. 1t would
involve the majority of the Negroes
in deep trouble without the slightest
degree aiding the cause of the Col
ored folk. This ought to be mani
fest.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27

Peter Lynch, said to be an organ
izer for the l. W. W., who was ar
rested Saturday and placed in the city
jail at Calipatria, Cal, was released
from sjail, escorted to the city limits
by citizens committee and ordered
never to return
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27

From two to three hundred persons
are dying daily in Petrograd of chol-
era, according to adyices from that
city. Owing to the lack of medicines
and food many of the hospitals have
been closed.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-27
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

SHAMPOOlNG AND MASSAGlNG
We are prepared to care for men as
well as women customers and special
ize in Manicuring, Hairdressing, Sham
pooling and Massaging. Five years ex-
perience in the business. Phone 1912
for appointment. Mrs. w. J. Jones,
419 East WASHINGTON.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

fiir einen "a erehten Jrle0en" Id
bin ieBt i'm gegriiie 81 lerncn, mos
uutcr e;nem ngereften 6rie0en" ST.
pcreitben lift. Die 9brnie 6eoeutet: Sc
mebr on orlf einem nie0crgeU0rIenen
,Seinoe berumtrampelit, 0eito %itdrfer
gibit on oeinem @ere6tigteitsiinn
Iusorud.
sd fange an 3u begretfeu. mas elm
Y erf iii. Nan
peritebt oarumter: 8enu IL ielnen
6eino ilberreoet bat, Die Naiien me
oer3ulegen, uno 3par alfgruno gefpll-
Ter geoingungen uuo Der @rfiIQung
gemiiier &erpfliftungen unlererieits,
10 mluB man nudher ale heillgeu gu
ingpu ihm qeqeniiber brcfen, nuB
aud nid)t cine baIten, unO IS inn
~hberIoiier, lid nit ieiner eigereu
lumnbcit aus3uiobnen.
sd fange an 3u p~eritcben, mas
NIT IT einIiher 6rIeoc" genlcint
lit. Ioa bcibt 10 uiel. tUie: oTrie0e iiir
europa. in Dem e5 feline nitnuIbira
Eeutife" mchr gIbt - mir i0lt6eru
europa nom ibncu uu6 5lpor 0uourd],
a1B mir tie nerhuuqeru %laiiGu: Dies
lit Der rciuIidite mo jugleid oar biI-
ligItc @cg.
o@ir 3ogcn and ms TcIo. nm Dem
~ lIitari8m mus 0en Gorult3 81
modem. IS lit ms oucroinga Qt.
ltnqer, Inn bic preuGtiden &leiocr
6crob3urcihen mir itetten i'm o6tr
com in Die frau50iiihc ltni
iorm. 3ufiinftjg Miro cr Sic r2igo
Ser 9~IatI0neu" Ienount lpcroen.
Sic oft miaoer6o(te &erliderung
S8iIion'@, cob Amerifo in oen ariel
eiItrnt. nm Sic Welt iir u0emo-
fcotie" iidcr 81 MAIDEN, lit cor
reft, mon mtb lie MIR rjdltlq olt3
lcacn: niiter Y Der Icmotratie"
Der etieruc TllB 0e5 Nilitori5mma
icbt iid) Ser G2uofrotie felt mo II
der tn 0cn Nodeu. NO INNER lie oa5
Maupt 81 Dcbca uQBt.
IS qibt 2,utc, Die ga aIouben,
FAB miere(o0tau inmer mituu2 Inn,
0aB lie all 0aa iebeu un0 b0ren, mas
Nurh inns mo nj, uu5 Qeihicht. Sd
fnun mtr iaqcn 0oB lmierc Wfdnner,
Die IN oieiem SAMPLE 'itr 6reIbeit lhr
iunge9 2cbru 10 nilig bingoberL sci
IcnqllnIen leioen miliicn, menn it2 ic
ben, mas in rea [cufelS Slide in Ser.
iaiueS getoht mltroe."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
Snbaf lit lest oas arURe Sh

SHDuI III JeBI ouc HrUBe II
ma, nahoem 8icr un0 Wein obge.
than iino. 5rIbitperItdnoIih be
ihGitigen ith aud sic 9ter3tc oontit,
uno aus ocn &erhanolungen in ocu
ocrifieoenen Gonfercnjcn lit SIT erie
ben, onB nuf oieIer Seite Ole gleifen
Iniiften mie nit 8e3ug ollf 8etron-
te beiteben. @ie cine MinoritGt BON
4er5ten alfohoIiihe @etrdnfc in ic-
ser 6o.m befGmpft bat, 10 geid,iebt
oos ieBr NIT @e5ug auf 1obof. Son
eluer uilicnifaftlihen Yufioiiunq lit
feline Rc0e, ioitoern IS banoelt iih
le0iglif, Inn periGnlifeS 0orurtheil.
Comet ma piIienihoftlid argu-
mcntirt. geidiebt oas IN llnreoIifer
@ciie. &e0cr @lr3t gtbt SIT, oaB iiber.
triebene5 Haltd)eu ungeiuno lit, IS
perhalt iih onn1it nidlt on0cra mic
NIT DEM Glen. Mcr 0arin ilbertreibt.
lit gcnolt 10 uieleu arunfheitcn aus.
geiett, pie elmer, Der 3t piel raltdlt
p0Gr trtittt.
Mu3 abcr Sic oernitgftigcn Ner3tc
5uqeitehcn. miro in Ser @ciie emit
ItelIt, oI3 luenn oQe5 Hulten uro al.
les lrlnfcn Qleid)oiel nit peIhcr
Qt0BiQung e. ~qcidieht, Ole @eiuno-
hcit 3l @rltnoe ridlte. 0ier5u geieGt
iidl nod Ser pcitere llmitnno. ouB sic
llnebrIifteit lebr Ialit lit luno sic
GhrIitfcit beiheiben. Mau bort MIR
pon 0cu Ncr3ten, oie oas Noufeu un6
Erinfen inter alien l~tmitdnocn Der.
0ommen m6breno oi%ecnigen, ole oa5
riftige llrtbeil ooriiber hnben. iid
niht 5u @orte mcIoen. 3arin loQtt
cine Ncnocrung eintreten ODER peror.
last meroen, oantit Die llnpiiienbcit
oOer llnebrlihfeit ouf Qr5tIid)cm
@cbicte oo$ 6elo nid)t bebuuptet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
Sas bernbmtcite 2iteratcn. Wnit
hans Sonnpus.

0ieier Gage lit 0us berilbnlt'
8uItbous uStore$" in Der 2on0oncg
Yanton Strcet ucrtuuft morocn
Rebr ol3 Elm SabrbmOert lang ia
men BORT oic befouutCitcn eH1Iiid)crl
@iteroten, GiiuitIer lno 9ohtm;ena
Suidmmen. lluter ihneu beia,tocli
lih alh @robeu Der engliihcn Cite
ratltr mic 0lioer @%oloimitb, 60.
muno 9urfc. Charles GiteuS uiru.
Seeterer hat on3 @aitbaus iognr II
cincm ieiner gStrfe pcreuilt. Eic
"onooner @Iottcr beridlten. onb iti;
30 Sohren feln rpelbIihcr Gait ole
Sdnpellc 0ieie@ 3citaurant5 iibtr.
idlritteu bat uno ferner. oaB c3 oas
cir5iae 2ofaI in @eiteuo mar, NC
&ehrpiei'cu geruudt meroeu burt
ZEN. ~Stoncs Hcitourant mar and,
'einc5 ooppeIt gcbrattttu Burton ajg
mo ieirer @5ciitod!3 uno 4uttou
oops peJeH bcriiamt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
Ser befanntc S"llinoiier Gongrcf.


Abqcoronetc 6reo u. 0rittcn bat lid
geIegentIid, ieine3 iiin9iten Aitfcnt-
holt5 in Berlin in iuteriianter Mciic
iiber oa5 BerbGltni6 BON gnglunO,
0~eutidllon0 uno Nuterifa 5lleinou0cr
nllsqeiprod)en. Ser ~Boiiiihen Bel
tlInq" 3uiolge iagte Cr 3olgcnocS:
sd fam nidt qloubcr, 0oB
Gelttitlano oen NbidluB zines Ser.
TRACES ooer zines Ibtommens nit
britIihen omtlld)cn pocr nId)tnmtli
den @ertretern 5uIoiicu miro. ooB oic
oelitihe Snouitric in bobcrcm NoBe
sum &oIollen 8ro6britonricl,@ ma.
den nilroc, OILS 6 Jest Spiihcu ga
pan u1o China ser ,Soll lit. Sd)
fam nidt glauben, 0aB Ocutid)lono
in cincnn britiid) o~cutIdlcn GIent,
/ nQhou c. ons ALIEN in Srtcrciit
@roBbritanniers qcacn sic gnn5c
WcIt bcariinoct niiroc. lpcItpcitc @e.
l~clenhclteu pom lid) IuciItn DilrNc.
Ger aroBe &oliis- unb &crfout9s
martt Iclltihluno@ mus itct3 u III c
Icin. unh sic Nntcrifouer mcr
Sen britiihe llebcrlcQcubcit in Ger
Wa@rc eircS clearinghouse mcbcr
oulGcn nod oncrfcnncu. moouyh lie
Dem cinhcimiidcn NcrbroIhcr per.
mchrtc Soften altierlclcn milBteu. dor
uitt 5u iprcdlcn bon unlcrcn uotilr'
lit1cn NbnciaumQcu QcQtu ciuen II
tmiQiren 8oridIag.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
VIA pur rinincn 3nacn nnf @eichl

Nla Dur C'nlnct GdGct nuf Sctctt
Ge5 &riea5itfret1r3 &ofer in Nrg
0orf ErlpQcn gelon0et murocn rm0
General Caution ilbcr sen 3uet Der
1cirQQt muroe, ioQte cr.
salts mir iie fir Nlodtoicuite brou
dlcrL mer0en mir eli ju @ahtoieuitcH
unitcQeu; falls mir lie ais SdljTi%uer-
lo0cr brulthctl, meroeu Tie SAliIe
p~crIaOen; falls mir e5 fir n6tbig be
iin0cll, tic olt35uihidcu, I'M gemiii'
2clttc nicOcr3ui d jeben, mer.
oeu lie audi 0as thum." - Cine
fijhne Sprnd)e. 6rciIih audi cine ct
mas lmqcrpohnte Sprodle. @~cion0crs
in cinem &an0e no man bis Dor fur
sem genobnt mar, ilber Sen oa5lt.
itieGicrtigen curopdiifen VtilItar;s=
mIB iforf 8eriht 5I baltcn. Iber
man lit i'm 2anoe Der Treiheit noh
geraoe 10 gefiigig getporOcu, ooB man
lid and 0aran ~gepobneu miro, - biz
allf Meitcres.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

fen bari. Wir MAIDEN cine Trans.
portuerii6erung auf Reuolutions.
ibdoen. Sransportperiiherungen
iino ni6t aufiidtspfliftig. mad
Raragrnpb 116 hes @eieses ilber
lie priuaten 8erii9erungsunterneb.
mungen.
.aber man Tam bod feline Sdu.
Ter transportieren!"
.4ber Wenihen un0 Robe!. Gb
man tie wirfIih transportiert. iii
aud gIeihgiiltig. Ran fam lie
ieoenfaus oeriidern. Mud iiir
8eiGbroung al ibrem Stanoort."
Ger ggent mar b%eIeiicn pom Dem
groBen @uri. Gr 3~itterte Dor or.
regltng. o3apier aeaner -
9apier!" es mar fem Steiner
on. Gr no6m Sic q~citdrftc Man
idcttc. Ger Cfii3icr ihlpcmmtc
nit Seft 0en 6itteren @eidrmof aits
ieintm Galmen. sic beiocn onocrctl
lntlparicn Dos Statut ser nellen
Observation-Disclosures Sc ell.
i6ait, mGbrano OrauBcn pcrIorcne
Sdijiic plabtcu mo Der 0tann nit
ser miloen Ge6Gr0e All icncn 20.
item einiuf unO nit fiuoIid'cr Silt
he eiuQeiGIuien mar.
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GnSlidl bobcn ild cin,eIne Hidlter

ermonnt mo boben Dem ST. 6ttBt
6ebenoen YubIitum o~eriprodlcn sic
@trtebrSoroinon5en in oen groberelt
Staoten itrenger ourdfiihren 81 mol
len. Sic hodite 3eit lit c5 aleroin9&
coju, bo 0o5 8aien nit ocnAutomu.
bilen unbeimlit ~geiporocn 1T. 3ohl,
rcihe 8o0c3. mo llugIiidai0ac poIii
rem ale Gage. obne oo2 Sen Aito.
fahrerr sic peroieuten Stroieu gu
crfannt tullr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
.Sr0 Eirp Snfnl Npu

rSeu tStre san" Se1tcr lheIl Der
Wenihbeit, ser onnir lit, 0oB Die
y abrbeit an ben Gag fomnlt,
miro nit qrobem S~ntereiic Die Gent.
rpilroigfciten oe5 britiifen See.
LORDS 6iiber, BON ieinen MA
FROZEN ais bell fire Sad, titltIirt.
Ieien. Gieie 0lcntoricn iino eben
perofientIiht ipor0en unO geiteGcn
irci u10 often elm, ooB 2or0 6iihcr
einen Q(nn gum lleberfnu oui g tcl
mitten i'm Grieoen alJSgearbeitet bat
tc. 6iiber mar felt tangent Der Wtci.
nltrg, roB ser &rjcg }iplihen Gnq
lan0 un0 Gcutidlan0 nid)t uermlie-
Den mcroen f0nne. mo 70 cntuurf cr
ais eritcr 2oro Ser Nonliralitdt ben
idl6len 0laL 0en ocutifen Gricg2
bofcn milton i'm 6ricocu 81 iiberiuI
len uno sic ocutife 1fIottc SIT ser
itoren. 6iibcr nomte oa9: &lel
lpie 81 opcnbagen SIT bebunOcln."
9efanntlih puroc oie odniihe
MauptIto0t im Septeubcr 1907 pom
Ben 9ritcn mitten I'M Sric0en itbcr-
fallen, in ser 4bIidIt. oic Odniife
FIotte peg3ufiihren, mas old &C.
dl n d"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

4a9 elmer Uom 09}cacn 9iottcr.
>cuIid'eu G%ournnt" Qe|tneIoctcn }1
fra1e, an Dem Colonial Winiiter g.
rld,tet qc1t h2rUor, ooB e'n b2I1i
Tdfcr @comter I'm GanQo poU elmer
3juuorc.ie Inn SnHeru oes @an0c2. Die
en- sur Gmtreioulg 0ou @rclera ur.
.eru11aL unaei0hr TOO S~tcuerpili1l.
tiqe, Die en- iein <aInlpllo uaaute, ais
@ciaug1nc m.t6rotte. Goa @ei10l.
ms. in Qa2 or o,e GjnQcboraNyl
ioerrtc. rror 10 tJeiu, 0ab bis }mi
ra4iten 91orqeu 10 @eIon1cac Dem
GrititmQ5tooe erJeaen moreu. 2en'
@eorItcn lit uitjt5 aeid1ehcn. ~ Mda
Aotten bic @clgier bchaltptet it3'r
@reuclt7atcu. oeiitid'c 2ttro3itottu2
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Let our object he. our Country, our
Ghole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
usv that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror. but of wis
dom, OF peace, and of liberty. upon
which the world may gaze with
sdmifatiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
@sipnnnt it bic aanie @rp0lfrrnrn

Der Der, Stootcn, mas Sic lest ia
acnoe erite iu0uItrieue ,3rlcocu3tonic.
rcn1 in @oibiugtou, Z e. ans IA.
81 'ift forocrn miro. g. iol cine
y 1Itorbeiter. GonTcren5 iein abcr Ihr
2;1rbote, ole rationale ,&nouItriccou.
rcrer3 Der Ser. Staotcn hat iid Dor
mn penigcn Tnqeu in @oihinQton
ouileI0it. Dime oud) uur ote NCring'tt
Nrbeit geleiItet su hobcn.
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Die merifnniidle Meaiernna ipieIt

nit Den Der. Staaten, idon felt 3ehn
,Iohrcu mo Ianqcr, uah mlc ROY
5dinolu0cr. Soloatcn Der onertoun,
len Garran3n RcJiSrun9 IN N}Crifa
bctbeiligen lid an nllen m6gil&tn
SUouotboten.rn .tbt1, itchicu. mor0en
uHA entiiibrcn @cmwt' nmi1rcr 2'un-
oc5rcQicrunQ. @6cr trob 1tnicrer Der
}citigcn grobcu Niilitdrmodt miro
uit5t7 Grnitiihca lmtcrnommcn ion
bern mr. noipIomutiid~ mterh1n-
9elt. neil - Die GuQl0nocr
1ro6, CtI $Ht'reiicH IN u%ai,rcr
9tuhbarrcputlif beliBeu.
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.Spielt nidlt nit Scuer", m0ft

man allen @cieBgeberu 3uruicn, bic
in ibrer Not6, frieoiertige AbbiIie fiir
Die gcfuoItigen Arbeitermirren 5u
%finoeu iebt bon Ginid]rdnflmg Der
Ge0efrei6eit un0 Don Deportation
nadl 0oen Snieln oes Bbilipiuen-
4rdipels pbantniiren. Die Arbeitcr
miiiien enolit 8eruunIt annebmer,
uorausgeiebt, onB Die Jog. b0bere
NenIdenfloiie CUR Giniiht fommt,
uno Die @on0 in 5reunoidoit 0a3ll
bietet.
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Dir MeIbnna, baf 0prtnanl Snrdl

cine brittle Woft beronIoBt, oeu Ger.
Staaten cine 6Iottenitation olti Sen
M3oren-Snieln i'm otlontiihcn C5can
bertpeigerte, flin9t be~fremocno. @cr
lit 6ieie brittle Woft? God nidlt I'M.
Ter eng NnlIrter - GnaIanOI
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y0ie NntiunenIiaa brndlt bic ger

einigten Stoateu nibt, ioQt GIcncn
ceou", itanO nor einiqcn Gogen it
Der g9e1p Norter tribune. @oruui
SarOep's 8eetIen ontmortete: ,@ut.
unO Die &creiuiGten 5taaten brolt.
ben iiherljt) ole Qiao niht.~
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Der nnaariide @rof 9nrplni mirn

Ipeaen QiebItobIs perfoIgt. Soll 5thn
g}iQlonen &runen unteridlIaqen la
ben. 1os lit 0erieIbe &aroIui. Der oen
fhm0bIihen &errotb al Modenlen
begonqen bat.
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Sn Rarieiles inb mebrcrc ameri.

faniide Sdiffe nit 3lfer ongctou.
men. Die 3udernotb bierielbit miro
neritonoIih, uenn ma oen 3uferer
port in 8etroht 3iebt. .America
fritz, oos if)one ShIogport iheipt
aud total ber0reht 3l ieint
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Widt sic Nnncn, nnr Ole 3ahlrn

3Gh',u i'm 2cbeu Ser IoItcr, Oh
on, rItnniidlen @iir9er ocutidcr Ncl.
funit iouten oic'c3 feruFrbm ME
mails oergeiFen. @ei Sen QroBcn Sra
iioeutid)1ftaUoblcn in udddteu l>uhrc
5GbIen oic @Ir1cr, Die ihre Stjmr,eu
an Der @oIlluruc nbGca2beu hahcu.
nber nid)t Gle Ruuen Sic Sen @aaI
urrcH icrH geblleben iiu0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
Die ppr Genen friedlen. melde iiber

ibnen Itchen, treten itet5 Gieienigeh
nit 5iiBen, Die inter linen iteben.
@enrp Gbona9 9ufIe. @eihihtc
Der Qualification.
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Sin panr Sage Giienbubnitreif
haben england $50,000,0 900 g~efoitet.
llno babel Der aoiteupuntt nitt Elm.
nal Die &auptIahe.
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Is lit nidDt immer lunbr, onf Die

8uten jung iterben: 6eI0marid)al
BON SdieIer, oeiien @bIeben aus Der
lin gemeIoet miro, lit 81 Sabre alt
%deipOr0Pr.
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9elep6ou . Rummer 1913.


.Rorasnitern~ ieoeu 9ieuStas. uro
.Nororern~. ieoen 6rettaG portos
fret. 6eioe 8odeubldtter 5uiantnIen pro
Sdbr fir. 'So.oo
Sad europa uuo Canada. aus
idlicbtid ee8en 8orausbe3ablung'
portoirei; beioe 8U6eualisgaben
pro S+'Oo
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Cine tbrlihe
Sei6te.

non Ser f~onlild,eu Settle iah uno ourd}
Die Grieq aum bittcrcrnItcu Wenit)cn
dciranoclt purhe. hat por ciuer Yfai-
lcuotriommIuua 2on0ouCr Nrbcifcr
m%auntait feline Ehorhcjtcu Qtteidlt>t
Go@ Non0puGr Trbci.trblott Gain
Neralo" bat iciut @ctcuUtnjiit "a VI
pif 'olQt bcritfct.
n4Ian iagt inns, @u5lauo t0apis
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grl9elnt jeoen 5reitag.

S~erousaeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
&o0If Ganorian, Yrdlloent.