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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-24
Notice of Sale of Land for Unpaid Taxes.

The ownersa and occupants of the following described parcels of real. estate situated in
the taxing district of Absecon City, in the County of Atlantic ana STATE OF view" Jersey
the public are hereby notified THAT the taxes severhya assessed for the year hE9L re,
main unpaid and that the said parcels of real state will be offered for sale by pubic
MONDAY, AUGUST &c. 1920, ~
at 2 ocock P NJ for the payment of said taxes with costs and charges thereon, unless
the same shall be previously paid
D1 ~@ -" Wy &sAE4%2sFRANKIIN GaTuRNER,ataasst
Collector of Taxes for the Taxing District OF Absecon. y. J.
M#Eh-NM&a In and - e
Bh Lot = BRADSHAW zx,so n side Lee Avenue gs * s 3 g S1g
"A 26 hrs A n. Davis 60x955. Lots J. 2 Sec los, bsEstCo. e49 LTD Ms 505
Dated this 18th lay of July 1920. -a.urnu rra-rnI
Collector of Taxes for the Taxing DRtrct of Absecon, MI. N
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-24

pools from the undersigned. All person,
falling to do so will be prosecuted.
W. j. HUDSON,
Health Inspector Of Pleasantvlile.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
ASYLUM MAY
BE FINAL FATE
OF EX-KAISER
Allies Probably Will Ask
Dutch to Lock Him Up if He
Is Adjudged Insane.
TRIAL PLANS sPEEDED UP

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Holland will be
formally requested by the allies to
confne the former kaiser in an institu-
ton, possibly a private sanitarium, if
ne is proven criminally insane by the
international tribunal which the allied
powers plan to set up to try him, ac-
cording to opinion in well-informed cir
cles today.
Despite the passive attitude OF the
United States, France and England, there
Is every indication that the British gov
eminent is going ahead at top speed with
the plans for the trial, If William is
secured from Holland.
High interest is manifested In the
possibility that, If the former kaiser
does not answer the summons to appear,
for some reason or other, the trial will
be held in his absence. If he is found
guilty upon the evidence of witnesses,
including Germans and documents, in
Guiding private correspondence, the SEN
tence will be proclaimed to the world as
warning against "warlords" Of the flu
ture.
The suggestion that William may be
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
|QUAKELEAVES
CITY OF DEATH
ChilchOtia, One Mexican Town,
Reported to Have Been
Wiped Out.

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 12.-The town Of
Chilchotia, in the state of Peubla, has
been nearly wiped out, with the loss of
$500 persons in killed and injured by
the collapse OF mountains, following
fresh earthquake shocks, according TO
official reports received at the ministry
Of the interior today.
The town was located at the foot of
Mount Pico Orizlva and was surrounded
by smaller mountains. Scores of families
were buried alive and soldiers were work
ing desperately today to rescue them
from a slow and horrible death.
Military engineers were rushed to the
scene to direct the labors OF the soldiers
The activity Of Mount San Miguel the
new volcano which developed in the state
Of Vera Cruz, doing immense damagc
died down on Sunday. Two more severe
earthquake shocks were felt in the
Cisautlan district near by.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
FLATS ROBBED3
TIMES IN MONTH
Cash and Liberty Bonds Taken
Series of Petty Thefts.

Three times within the last month bur
glars have visited apartments in the
Miller fats, 149 West Twentieth street,
and today detectives doubled their eff
forts to arrest the thieves. The climax
of the series of robberies was reached
Sunday night when the home of Charles
Wechsler, fat 3, was robbed Of S306 in
cash and two Liberty bonds, one for 500
and one for $50 Bicycle officers Chit
wood and Golnisch investigated. The
thief used a key to open a rear porch
door, and had crawled through an ice
box built with a door opening on a rear
porch. The apartment had been ran
sacked.
A clever thief has visited many north
side apartment houses during the month
and has escaped arrest in spite of the
efforts of the police. Mrs E. Hinkel
apartment F. the Buckingham, reported
her apartment had been ransacked Satur-
day afternoon. She was unable to tell
the police what had been stolen.
Detectives today said they had not
been able to find the automobile stolen
from Edward Hall, 2314 Union street,
taken from him by three holdup men at
1 80 o'clock Sunday morning. The three
men got into Halls "jitney" at McCarty
and Meridian streets. When they reached
Meridian street and the Belt railroad
they paid Hall extra TO drive them to
Troy avenue. At that point they asked
to be driven west and when in front
of the home Of Ed Muschmeyer, 206 West
Troy avenue, the men covered Hall with
a revolver. When Hall told them he had
no money he was hit over the head with
a revolver and dragged from the auto
The trio continued west on Troy avenue.
Sergt. Murphy and a squad of police
searched for the thieves.
Detectives are investigating several
other robberies. Lillian Fay, 702 West
New York street, reported that her purse
containing S41715 was stolen from her
handbag Saturday night at the city mar
ket. Lola Sucker, 2167 Cushing street,
was robbed of her purse containing
money and a watch at a 5 and 1O-cent
store Saturday afternoon. Lulu Hogue
1881 South West street. proprietor of
rooming house, showed stranger some
rooms Sunday, but the man said they
did not suit him. After he had gone
she missed her purse containing $15.
Ohio Royalty, 707 Bates street, re-
ported his house ransacked Sunday night
There was nothing missing y Raymond
Mitchell, ia North Miley avenue, went
to sleep while in a Kentucky avenue cafe
Sunday night. and was relieved of $50,
while he slept. L. J. Roberts, reported
$50 had been stolen from the cash
drawer in the Fletcher cafe.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
tSS RED LINE
PUNCTUREDBY
: LETTISH ARMY
BOlshevik Retirement Along
Entire Front Forecast by
Riga Legation.
SOyIETS WIN IN SOUTH

LONDON, Jan. 12-Lettish forces
which started powerful advance
against the bolshevik forces along their
northern sector Friday have broken the
bolshevik line in the region Of Pyatlowu,
a dispatch from Riga today quoted the
Lettish legation as announcing there.
The Lettish success will compel re-
tirement of the red armies along the
whole front, the legation claimed, add
ing that capture Of Regziza, capital OF
the province of Letga4en, was imminent
DENIKIN AGAIN
DEFEATED. CLAIM.
The bolsheviki, however, claimed con-
tinued success in their campaign against
zen. Denikin in South Russia. A Mos
COW wireless communique reported the
reds had captured Nakhitchevan, an i'm
portant town eighteen miles southwest
Of Novocherkask.
A Helsingfors dispatch asserted it had
been reported reliably there that Mar
shall Foch would be offered command of
all anti-bolshevik forces provided the
French government would agree to send
a division to the aid of the conservative
Russian factions.
Dispatches from Siberia indicated con-
tinued success for the soviet armies in
that region.
KOLCHAK WHIPPED,
JAPAN REPORTS.
Advices from Hardin, Manchuria, to
the Daily Mail, quoted the Japanese in
telligence bureau there as announcing
that Irkutsk had been wholly occupied
by. the reds Admiral Kolchak's forces
have been completely dispersed, accord
ing to these advices.
It was reliably reported, the advices
said, that Czecho- S1ovak and japanese
forcse have reached a complete mutual
understanding regarding the soviets and
will not Interfere with one another.
Japanese civilians have evacuated IT.
kutsk. Othe: foreign civilians were put
on a special train to Chita.
American troops, the advices said it
had been announced Officially, have been
ordered to evacuate Siberia by March L.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
ASK HIBERNIANS
TO MEET HERE
Local Members of Order Adopt
- Plea for Convention.

Indianapolis will make an effort to Sc
cure the next national convention of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians as, the re
suit Of action taken by the Marion county
board of the order, composing ten dlvi-
sions of that order in this city.
national board meeting opens in
Buffalo, n. Y, on Jan. IS. and as James
e. Deery of indianapolis is national
president Of the order, the resolution Of
the county board has been presented to
him for the consideration of the national
body. Indianapolis entertained a ma
tional convention of the order in 1908.
COUNTY BOARD
TAKES ACTION.
At a meeting of the county board held
yesterday, a resolution was adopted in
viting the next national convention to
indianapolis and support was pledged.
Peter J. Golden of New York, who is 8
special representative Of the American
commission on Irish independence, ad-
dressed the county board yesterday.
Following his address, the county board
assed a resolution pledging support TO
be Irish republic bond certificate drive,
nd called upon all members of the or
Ter to give support. The Protestant
Friends Of ireland will hold a public
meeting Tuesday night at the Odd Fellow
f 4
portance will be made.
COMMEND SUPPRESSION
3. OF ANARCHY IN U. S.
The resolution, in part is as follows
Eve commend the action of the United
States government in its endeavOr to
stamp out organized effort to undermine
our republican institutions, which every
good citizen Of this country holds dear.
We hold that the red flag of anarchy
should never be tolerated in this cOun-
try-which stands for republics every
where-and which has always and ever
will be the haven and hope of the OPP
pressed who struggle for freedom from
autocratic monarchy. W
"We call upon every man of the Irish
race who has not already done so, to
take the necessary steps at once to be-
come a fully naturalized American cit
izen. We call attention to the action Of
the national convention of our order at
San Francisco on this subject, recon-
mending the appointment of committee
on naturalization by each county board
to assist Irish immigrants in becoming
fully naturalized, and we hereby direct
the county president to appoint such a
committee for Marion county"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
State Chamber Lists
Many Big Speakers

Many speakers of prominence will be
heard at the annual meeting of the In
diana State Chamber of Commerce, to
be held in Terre Haute, Jan. 20 and 81.
Johu c. Snyder, Of Charlottesville,
president, today announced that the pro
gram will include the following speak
ers: q. T. Meredith, president of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World; L. N Hines state superintendent
of public instruction; John G. Brown.
president of the Indiana Federation OF
Farmers Associations; Charles L.
Henry, president Of the indianapolis and
Cincinnati Traction company; Edward
Haynes. Kokomo; Charles Fox, presi-
dent Of the Indiana Federation of Labor,
and q. l. Lewis, chairman Of the public
service commission
Every commercial organization in the
state affiliated with the state chamber
is entitled to three delegates.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
For ChoPped, Rough,
Red or Blotchy Skin

Do you realize that just beneath that
there's an exquisitely beautiful skin of
youthful tint and dellcacy? If you could
only bring this complexion to the sur
face, discardlng the old one! You can
In the easiest simplest most mo natural n1I
of ordinary mercolized wax at any drug
store, apply nightly like cold cream, re-
moving it mornings with warm water
The wax assists Nature by gradually
discomfort whatever. Cutaneous defects
like chaps, pl1lples, blotches, liver spots,
moth patches, freckles, of course disap-
pear with the old skin. Nothing else
will accomplish such wonderful results
in so short ime.-Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Poland to Reject
BOIshevik Terms

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Poland is prepar-
ing to reject the bOlsheyik peace offer
and to concentrate her strength to meet
the expected offensive of the soviet army
in the spring, according to a Central
News agency dispatch from Copenhagen
today, quoting adyices received there
from Crawcow.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Soviet Ark Quits Kiel
for Last Leg of Trip

BERLIN, Jan. 12.-The American trans
port Buford, the "soviet ark sailed
from Kiel today. The vessel, carrying
249 radicals deported from the United
States, has been undergoing repairs in
the Kiel basin.
The American commander will allow
no visitors near the vessel. Latest adj
vices in Berlin said the destination of
the ship was uncertain, but that she
might land at some port near Reval, put
ting the radicals aboard a special train
for Russia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Soldier Aid Work
to Be Reviewed

Reports of the work being done In
finding employment for returned soldiers
and in giving government aid to dis
abled soldiers will be made at a meeting
of the Hamilton BERRY chapter of the
Service Star Legion Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock in the auditorium of the
public library Mrs. Linton a. Cox IL
president Of the chapter and announces
that Miss Laura Donnan win give an
address upon the constitution of this
country.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
IS Detroit Reds Off
~ to Await Soviet Ark

DETROIT, Jan. 12.-Thirty- five reds
taken in November raids on Union of
Russia workers nests in Detroit left
here late yesterday on a special car of
the Wolverine special.
They comprised the first lot Of Detroit
reYolutionists awaiting deportation. They
were bound for Ellis Island where they
will be detained pending departure Of
lie second Soviet ark"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
German Paper Says
Arms Are Hidden

BERLIN, Jan. Recommending on the
statistics of German military strength
published by the British press, the Fret
heit says:
What would the entente say If it got
glimpse OF the way in which stocks of
arms and ammunition in excess of the
permitted limit are being concealed ev-
erywhere. particularly by the citizen
guards 2"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Gas Fumes Fatal
to Goshen Druggist
Special to The Times.

GOSHEN, Ind, Jan. 12.--Lou!s Hawks,
a. a druggist, was found dead In bed
at his home last night by his wife.
Death had been caused by asphyxiation,
gas having escaped from q stove tube
which was disconnected. Mr. Hawks had
placed the stove near his bed. Mr..
Hawks was identified with the Indiana
state militia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
75-Year-Old Man Dies
Under Traction Car
Special to The Times.

MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 12.-George Z.
Driscon, 20, Of Parker, was Instantly
killed early today when he was run down
by q Observation-Disclosures interurban car
which he was about to board to return to
his home He walked directly in front
of the car. He had been employed since
Saturday as night Waterman at q local
packing plant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Salary Raise Given
Miners Officials

Officials and employees of the United
Mine Workers of America here have re-
ceived checks covering IA per cent in
crease in salaries dated Dec. 1 last The
last miners convention voted that the
officers and office employees were entitled
to the same increase as given the miners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

found criminal1y insane indicates that an
international commission may pass
upon his mentality, even if no formal
lunacy claim is made by counsel or
friends acting in behalf of the former
German ruler
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Boys Club Starts
Bright New Year

With a membership of 9s3 in 1919, the
Indianapolis Boys club starts out the
new year with splendid prospects for
the future. Frank c. Jordan Is president
Of the local club and Glenn f. Kline is
general superintendent.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Infant SuffOcates
in Mothers Arms
speciaI to The Times.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 12.-Mrs.
Isom Haley was Mortified upon return
ing home after visiting neighbors to
find that her infant child was dead. 1t
had suffocated as she held it In her
arms to protect it from the cold.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

NEWCASTLE-Richa N Elliott,
congressman from the Sixth district, an
nounces that he will be a candidate on
the republican ticket to succeed himself.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

ITALIANS PLAN RAIL STRIKE.
ROME. Jan. 12.-The Tribuna says a
general railway strike on Jan. 15 is
threatened.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
Die gerindnng Ger Cnatcr.

Cine 6laIte Eortipsim Die lett
1870 Sabren or lire Ceifnuug mar.
tct, biIoete otn merfmir0igitcu Ser.
neutrality-suspicious. aui Der letten
Gudfer NeriommIuHg III &on0on.
Sic 6laide bat notjirlid) lire inter.
e%iiante- Oeidid)te. Inns Sabr 1890
wuroe iie uon &oicQD Gornep Yenau
orei G,udferircmOeu geiNentt, Die
oanal5 I'M 6lcet Ucfan1nls einge-
tcrfcrt marell, neil lie iid ans reli'
qioien @riinoeu mei9crten, Die Steu-
eru 81 5ablen. Irogoem lie lid) OurdI
Die 2eiocn Der 0ciangenihnit
ihmad fiiblten, mioeritonoen aber
Die orei ais itrenge Gempercn5lcr
Ger &eriird)hng uno offneten Die
6laihe nid)t. &iclmebr fertigten lie
elm 9rotofoIl on, in Dem lie be.
itimmten, Ole 6loihe ioute uidt cher
Ge0ffnet perocn, ais bis eS reine
ireie STRIDE in England Cube, Die
uidt mebr pom Stuate aetne6tet
miro. "gui >er Notwithstanding
crbob iid) nun Die 6rage, OBJ Der
Augenblif our Ceifnung Der Sort
peinilaibe nilnncbr gefommen iei."
Die 8eriammlung ~uerncinte onS
ober mo neiate Ser 4nliht 5u. oaB
sic 6laihe mobl nod redt lange
n~nge0iinet ucroe bleiben miiiicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
M romrtter.

Shwcre &crbreten, Defenders
9toubmoroe mo brltale Gotihldge,
boben in jijltgitcr 3cit nle1rfah ole
GeiientIidfeit btitditigt, mo oicie
GrI6eIuuHg triiit nit Der Satiad)e
therein, 0aB nad ocll Itatiitiiheu
9ngoben Ole &apitoIuerbrcd)en in
Der Belt Don NIitte SllIi bis Wtitte
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Gle 3ohl Ser Mor0c, ole 4. 9. in
@0n0on uerijbt mcroelt, lit I'M Sa.
mar am B%trlulItcn. Nm h0bitelt
g}lttc &uIl; Die &urue beainnt Damn
4titte Nuguit TART ST. ioQeu, mo
III september lit DIG 9urdidmitt2.
3abl mIc0Cr crrcidt. Hrjminclpiu-
d1olo8cn Ocrtretcu ollQCmtln Die Nm,
iid)t, BAR Die @ittrrr9 0obet cine
nld]t mbttrdhtl,de Hullc ipielt, ut0
10 fam man 0cuu POM CONNER
mctter oi5 cincm mlrtiid]eu .WtDr0-
metter" ipredlcn. Eic 3unabnlc Der
Iior0e ut lelbit bel elneu Metter
fclt5ultclIcll, odS 10 QemdBlat lit. ME
III 0leicnt %nbr, no mir feline be.
lenders 0roBc &ige botten. 9ci 0iB.
mellcn ober qcbt Die Mtor0erfurue
tets IN Die M0be, mo mcnn oie
lemperotlr cine Mobe pom ilber 80
8ra0 crreiht, lucun Ole Some I'M.
bartnberjil pon cinenl m~oIfeuloien
Ntnnlel nie0crbrem1t, Damn tpeiit
ole StotiItt Der 0eipoltperbredlen
cine Grb0bmr9 BON so &rosent ilber
Dem Gurhihuitt olli.
Gieie grideiuung bat maj in
allen @robit0otcn beobudtet, in
Berlin iorpobl ME in 9on6on. in
Ncm gort uie in 8ari$. Gic unQe.
mobnte &ige. Sic I'M a0rptr brennt
mo milhlt. perfect Ben Wfcuihen in
clucn HCI5NuitauH. bel Dem er leidl.
Ter bic @cmalt iiber lid} perliert.
uno Ill Dem Qrtuen 2idltihein, Ser
lhni rote @oltcn Dor ole NliQCn
trelbt, iilElt lid Ger %trbrcd)er ME
III elmer llnlacbuuQ non 9lut. Aber
nid)t ntr IN oen @roBit0oteu lit sic.
Ter giuflub 0c4 @rttcrS olli Sic
ariminoliitif erFcnntlih, ionocru
and IN maildlcn @cltnocu. in oencu
ploplide uo beitiQe Mitttruug@um.
ldlla8e crlclQcH. Nm "a HIatd in
Arlentinict herridlt Qtluohnljh Elm
tiihlrr iijoutitlider @ino. Aber
bt@ipeilcu crhcbt it'd, plogIjdl elm
'lrdtbur heiSer. mt GtutltlQteit &C.
ldlIuau9erigr Noropno. Gle 0urd)
cine 9eihe ron %ohrcu hiuourdl ae.
'iibrte Statiitt! last nltn ~erFeunen.
onB s. Sail Ser @IorOt. I~eoropcr.
Inde IA SUPERINTENDENT nab.
reno Der Set, III Ser oieicr 0or0.
ptno berridt, oreimnI 70 arob lit
ais beim 8ebeR oeS Sgspeltpinoes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
Ior fiinf,ig 3abreH.

@or iiui5ig Sobren mafte @rai
3epYelin gum erItcumaI Don iid
recon. Nm -. %. Sui 1870, iieben
Gage nad) Der arie95erfIGrun8, uoa.
iubrte er 1l5 Dem GeneraIItab gu
getcIi;lr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hittmei-
tier lelu befamtes to.ltilDue3 Setter
it'd, nit Dem er ieinem 9iauIcH
eineH Gbrenplag III Der Ocidid]te
oe5 oeutid irnH5Oiiideu 0ricges
liderte. Nm icnem Gage 0rang er ais
4atrouiueniiibrer nit pier %baoild)eH
Gra81nuoiU5leren u. @cd)mnr, o.
Gazing. D, @}Iuio} mo MIniloc)
mo fijni Grogoucrn Don Dem pidI-
3IidJcn Gtdothcu MagUttad) aus ms
ieln0IidG GlioG. ,Sn iriibelter Nor
~genitunoe rift oa5 uermcgtHe 9iciter-
pifttt i'm GaIopp 0urd Die iran5o.
Hide 6tInug %aItcrburg. GinIge
30llbcamte uuV @cH0armel, ole tie
aribaltcn moutcu. lpur0tH ourd) ga.
btlbiebe abarpcbrt. Sic Qatromle
rate mcItrr. Grit Dor ErImbad)
nndtc tie Salt mo Lies Die ermot,
teten Eieroe dIi elmer 2@leie grnirn.
Ter 6iibrcr, 0rai 3eppclin, gIng
ms G0ri. no IN elmer Shente
Qetan3t uno "Qciungen muroe. &on
ser Wauer oieier Sdenfe RIB err fed
cine Erotlomatiou NopoIeou5 bcr-
unter. Nls CT ploelid Bferoege-
troppcl ouf scr 2oriitroBe pernabnu
elite er 81 icincn Heitern 5uriid,
init 0cncn er alabdl0 Ser fran3o.
iiiden Totrouiue entgcgeniprengte.
Sm Geicht crbielt 3cppeIins Efero
einen 2an3enititl; nui Ser 9egen.
ieite iieleu ein 2oncier uno elm
@cnoarm. Zeppelin ifWong iid aui
oo3 Hfero ocS getoteteu 2ancier5,
IN ser Seitentaid)e iano er ipdter
midtiQc Mi~tteilungen iiber Die nod
nidt bciesten @ren5orte.
Gad gliidlidler @ertreibltng ser
iran50iiid)en Eatrouile ritten Die
3elltihen meiter, 5undf)It nab
Sunsbnd, ser BON @eiBenburg sc.
legenen 9%abnitotion. Sier 5crit0rteu
lie 0en ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lleber
Natt bipofierten Tie Damn i'm @aI.
oe. Nm nG6itcn Worgen ritten Tie
Damn itber @unoersbnuIcn nod) Dem
00riden Sd,euerlenbof. Sort mad)-
ten iie Rait, nm oie 4fer0e 5u
fiittern mo lid ielbit 5u itdrfcrt.
8l0blih muroen tie BON elmer Nb'
t%eilung oe3 -. Regiments Gbai.
ieur3 a Sbeual iiberraid)t. Gin er.
bittertcr &ompi entipam iid. Die
GIingen %iarIten nieocr, Die &arabi.
rer uno GcpoIuer frad)teu. Gin
oeutlder 9ragoner uno Elm fran.
50iiIter @adtmeilter fielen 3uerlt.
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30iiidan Sdger auf Die oeuti6en
9ragoner ELM. Angeiid)ts Ser itar.
fen lleber5abl CAB Zeppelin Die 60
Jung aus: nHette iif mer fannl"
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iel6it iid 8nbn lno gelangte Dor
oas @eb0ft. ifpon9 iif auf 6n5
b~erlaiiene 4fero zines Gbaiiellr8 lno
rift in geitredtcm @aIopp Der bope-
ridden @ren5e 81, sic er nit Wiiibe
uno Rot in p0ui9 erih6pftem 3u-
itanoe erreifte. Bon ieiuen Same.
ra0en Itarb 2elltnmt @iniIoe ON
ndd)iten Gage in sfein0eslan0 an
Sen TolQen zines Shuiies in Sen
ltnterIcib; er mar chi oeutifer Sei
te Ser erite Gifi5ier, Der Dem Sriege
gum Gpfer fiel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
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ltebel ergangcn 1T cs in SrOOflgn
eincm 2afaien oe5 &onigs bon eng
Iuno, Dem Nuior 8utnam, ei1em ser
ld)Iimmlten 6eBer, Ben oie 9rieg3-
iubre in oicIem 2anoe berporgcbroht
bdben. Der SEER mOllte in elmer 81
fentIifen 8criommIung ilbcr sic @e,
5iehrngen ser Ser. Stoatcn AT gra.
lan0 ipred)en. Sir Die ioealIte 9e.
3iebung tpiiroe er Sic Hildfebr oieieS
SanoeS unter oas 3epter oeS enqIi.
ldlen &onigS halten. Wtaior gutnam
gebort ran1ltd) 3u Den ihnurriQen
Amerifanern, oie es niht peraeIIea
tonlteIt, Dap oieieS 2nn0 einmaI cine
engltlte GoIollie geneien lit ltn0 sic
IS am liebiten mie0er 0a3u MAIDEN
mlroen. 9ei elmer frijberen @clegen.
belt bat er Den Nlt5ipruh gat6un,
George Waibington babe niemals Be.
ablifti9t Die amerifaniiten Golonien
pom Wtlltterlanoe SIT trenncn. %.
rllber mltroe er in Ser 0eriantmlltna
BON eirlem ebenaIigen Sotoaten 5Ar
Heoe geItetlt un0 idlieblid1 mur0e er
oIttgeTorocrt, Nbbitte 81 lciiten. Nl3
Der 9crr lid 0a3u uidlt perIteben
lpoute, brod I'M 5aale elm Iolher
GutrIltlHt99lturm lo5, Dab cr por3oa.
Ill elllgcr Slld)t lem Sell 5lt iuhctt.