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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-04-25
PULPIT PROPAGANDA
May Fourth to be Observed Trough
out the Nation as Employ
ment Sunday"

New Sunday, May 4th, will
be observed as Employment Sun
day" in nearly every protestant and
catholic church in the land. On that
day ministers from their pulpits will
urge their members to cooperate
with the United States Employment
Service by calling upon employers to
register their needs for help with the
bureaus for returning soldiers and
sailors, thus making May 4th day
for a great countrywide drive for
employment, in which the cooperation
of labor will prove an all important
factor.
The General Wartime Commission
of Churches, which includes all of the
protestant churches, has appropriated
$4,000 for spreading propaganda for
the employment of the returning men,
and to promote the observance of May
4th as Employment Sunday, when
clergymen, bible class teachers and
special speakers urge employers to
keep all employment openings listed
with the local Offices of this service
and its bureaus. 1t has, by direct
appeal, enlisted the cooperation of
more than 100000 ministers of
America.
In the Roman catholic churches,
the appeal has been continuously
made by priests, in and out of their
pulpits, and this appeal will be re-
newed by them on May 4.
Organized labor and private indi-
viduals are cooperating with the U.
S. Employment Service in assisting
men to jobs.
1t is matter of record that 35
per cent Of all the men discharged
from the army and navy, leave the
service without prospects of positions
Of these, the United States Employ
ment Service is placing 80 per cent
i'll good jobs through its 400 regular
offices and 1000 bureaus. In many
instances, labor unions are supporting
and continuing the employment of
fees temporarily abandoned, owing to
the failure of congress to appropriate
funds.
Returns from the U. S. Employ
ment Service show 49,512 applications
for jobs. Of this number 81 800 were
reported back to the Service as placed.
Placement figures from 16 of the
80 demobilization camps in which the
U. S. Employment Service has offices,
show that of the 8,470 men discharged
who applied for jobs, SOAP were re
ferred to positions, and that of his
5,429 arc known to have been
placed Immediately.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-04-25
State Legislative DOingS
Many Important Measures in Interest
of LabOr-SOme Passed-Others
Still on the Calendar

Columbus, O.-The General Assem-
bly, has recessed and will reconvene
on Monday, May 5.
! The following labor bills have
passed both houses of the General
Assembly:
/ Senate Bill No. So, by Mr.. Miller.
To regulate private employment
agencies and to provide for their
license by the Ohio Industrial Com
mission.
House Bill No. 438, by Mr.. Feder-
man. To appropriate $4,000 for
maintenance of free employment of
fees in Ohio.
House Bill No. 27, by Mr.. King. To
require installation of washrooms at
coal mines for use of employees.
House Bill No. ia, by Mr.. Smith.
To require adeqate heating of vesti-
bules of street cars.
House Bill No. 346, Mr.. Swedersky.
To provide penalties for the use of
salamanders or coke burners giving
obnoxious or injurious gases in in
closures where persons work or are
employed.
House Bill No. 424, by Mr.. Duns-
paugh. Amending the Workmen's
Compensation Law.
The following bill has passed the
house and is now in the senate:
House Bill No. 1868, by Mr.. Duns-
paugh. Making it a misdemeanor to
fail or refuse to issue schooling certi-
ficate. Passed house and now in SEN
ate Committee on Common Schools.
The following bills are now on the
house calendar:
House Bill No. 282, by Mr.. Duns-
paugh. To amend sections 1896,
13007-11 and 13007-12 of the general
code, relating to the employment of
minors. Reported favorably.
House Bill No. 361, by Mr.. Duns-
paugh. Relative to prohibiting the
employemnt of females in certain oc-
cupations. Recommended favorably.
House Bill No. AL, by Mr.. Wenner.
Supplementing Section 1465-72 of the
general code by the enactment of sec.
1465-72A, extending the benefits of
the workmen's compensation law to
include certain occupational diseases.
Reported favorably.
Sub. House Bill No. $50, by Mr..
Hughes. Providing for the punish
ment of physicians who fail or neglect
to make certain reports to the state
board of health. Recommended favor
ably. (This bill pertains to reporting
occupatiohal diseases.)
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-04-25

prison anyone who gives publicity to
any action taken in courtroom, ex-
cept by permission of the judge This
bill means exactly what it says. No
criticism may be made of a court, no
information may be given the public
regarding any business that takes
place; in fact, the business of the
court is sacred, the whole thing being
based on the theory that the Judge is
not the interpreter of the law, but
the law itself.
This is merely the outgrowth of the
illegal power assumed by injunction
judges, as it would seem that if
courts can fine and imprison work
ingmen without trial, in total disre-
gard of the constitutional and statu-
tory law, they can also restrain, fine
and imprison all other classes of So
ciety without the formality of trial.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-04-25
LOGICAL RESULT OF LAWLESS-
NESS

The evil of the power assumed by
judges in the issuing of. injunctions
in labor disputes is being reflected in
the New York state Legislature, where
a bill has been introduced that will
give judges power to fine and i'm
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-04-25

Children's Pat. Lace Shoes
with white tops. The Sho
for the little folks. 81a to II
$3.50 value 90 nc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
Science Saves Teeth
In a New Way Now

Dental science has found that an important cause of tooth
troubles lies in a Shiny film. You can feel it with your
tongue.
1t has also found that old methods of teeth cleaning do
not end this film. That is why well-brushed teeth still dis
color and decay-why tartar forms and pyorrhea starts.
Statistics show that, despite the tooth brush, these troubles
have constantly increased.
And now dental science has found a way to combat that
film. That fact has been proved by many clinical tests. And
this offer is made of a Today tube to urge everyone to
prove it.
That film is what discolors, not your teeth. 1t is the basis
of tartar. 1t holds food substance which ferments and forms
acid. 1t holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause
decay.
Millions of germs breed in it. In fact, dentists call this
film bacterial plaque" Those germs, with tartar, are the
chief cause of pyorrhea. Thus nearly all tooth troubles are
now traced to the film.
The film is a clinging substance. 1t gets into crevices,
hardens and stays. The ordinary dentifrice cannot dissolve
it. A soapy tooth paste even helps 1t to become more re-
siStant to the brush.
So the tooth brush has proved disappointing. 1t removed
food debris, but it failed to end film And that film IS the
treth's chief enemy.
Now that film can be efficiently combated- The method
is embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent. It's results are
o,;cL and coOvInciuC A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

SERVICE NOTE-Avoid the unsightly spots and
stains on tan or colored shoes by protecting the surface be
fore wearing with two or more applications of Tan, Red or
Brown SnINOEA. The wax body Of SHIHOLA serves TO keep
the leather smooth and less apt to peel or stain. DiscolOTa-
ton causedb by rubbing Of trousers or skirts is easily removed
by rubbing well with SHEOLA. No liquid required.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
DISCUSSION BLOCKS
WIRE LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON. jun 1S.-Plans
Of house leaders for the passage
Tuesday Of legislation repeating
government wire control were
blocked unexpectedly by prolonged
discussion of a conference upon an
appropriation bill. which had the
legislative right of way despite the
decision Of the rules committee to
make the wire repeal a special Or
der OF business.
With the failure TO get actor
Tuesday. house leaders expected that
the Wire repeal would be further
sidetracked Wednesday for calendar
bills. including that repeating the
daylight saving law. AS soon as the
daylight saving repeal is disposed of.
it is planned To take up the rules
committee resolution on the wire
legislation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
This To-Day Test
VIII Convince You

EAlldIySlS SLNOWS lHdl Tx Lll Is dlDuulnOuS. 30 EepSO~
dent is based on pepsin, the digestant of albumin. The
object is to dissolve the film, then to constantly combat it
The great difficulty lay in the fact that pepsin must be
activated. The usual agent is an acid, harmful to the teeth.
So pepsin long seemed impossible.
But science has now evolved a harmless activating
method. Five governments have already granted patents.
That method used in Pepsodent - seems to solve COM
pletely this great dental problem.
Able authorities have proved these results by many elm
ical tests. Some of them have watched the effects for years.
Their opinion is that Pepsodent inaugurates a new dental
era. And now thousands of dentists all over America are
urging its adoption.
Now comes the problem of proving these facts to the mil
lions. And doing so quickly, for film removal is tremen-
dously important.
We do this by supplying a To-Day Tube for test The
stores named below have them in stock. They will give one
free to you this week If you present this coupon.
Do this in fairness to yourself. Use Pepsodent like any
tooth paste, and watch results. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence of the Shiny film. See
how teeth whiten how they glisten-as the fixed film
diSarDeare
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
PIGEONS BRING
HIGH PRICES IN FRANCE

PARIS. June 18.-Blooded pigeons
are being sold in the invaded dis
tricts of France and Belgium for as
high as $50 each.
The general high cost of living is
not considered as having any effec
on this price. for the reason that al
$50 each pigeon "a no longer be
regarded as an article of food. The
price is due to other causes. During
the German occupation OF northern
France and Belgium, no effort was
made to keep up the local industry
of pigeon breeding. Instead, the
German ate what pigeons were there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
HEAT WAVE CAUSES ONE
DEATH IN INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June is
One death resulted from heat in In
dianapolis Tuesday when the tenn
p%erature reached a maximum of IS
degrees. The fatality was George
Moore, g. years old, an employe Of
the city street commissioners depart
ment. Death occurred while he was
unloading gravel for street work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
BROWN SHINOLA

The heavy body of brown color in wax and oils
makes an indispensable dressing for all shades of
brown and chocolate dressing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
a DAILY SCENE M pETRoGRAD

at the time of their invasion and
thus the breeds died out entirely
With the return 10 these districts
of the regular inha 5itants, efforts
are being made 10 renew the breed
ing of blOOded pigeons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
FOOLISHNESS

Shed run To her beau. Alexander.
And sit in his lap till he canned her.
He never quite knew
In what country she grew.
But we'd call the girl a Laplander.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
metre Grope.

I'm Der Samilie Mlpbons 8al5 teute
fth Elm aeiunbes EDdter9en Elm. DeDge
es aur Treube bes begliidten gltern tpabz
fen unb gebeibenl iii.
Sodp. @errn 8eneoift Retermeier bon
Melroie er~ tattete ieinen bier tpobnenoen
Obeim @einri@ Betermeter am CONT
tagabenb einen Selu9. =.
9fubolpb 8Di1e, tpel6er einem 8egiz
mente angebDrte, bas iib auf fran5oitz
fdem 8ooen in @efe6ten benabrte uni
nab bem Baffen1tiuitmbe 9erresoieni1
In 9eut1dlanb ~1eiitete, lit nod ebrenpolz
Ter @ntla11ung an bic 5eite 1einer bier
tp%obuenben @ltern 8uridgefebrt.
Srau @ilbelmina 8anbrod bat iib IN
bieiem 8inage Elm neues Setm erfpors
ben nnb 1i9 bdusli6 BARN n~1eoer9elal=
fen.
Samtlie Muguit Subieie bon Great
9aus, Wont., erfreute lebte Bo6e bie1tge
8ertpanbte uno Sreunbe nit ibrem Be-
fube.
Sic gum 8efen Der @emeiube am 8,
unb 4. SuIi b%eranitaltete Sefflidieit NUT
in ieber 5in1i6t aIs cine erfolgleihe be-
aeidnet tperben. Deit benz Se1te mar Elm
Basar perbunben, auf benz mebrere inert
poDe gum Gertaufe angebotene Artttel
quite Yreiie bra6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
st. u1arti11.

Ser SOB unieres beliebten nnb bod
gea9teten Rfarrers, p. @einratb, g.. g.
s., Der lniere @eneinbe 5tp0lf Sabre Biz
GIT 1einer @rfranfnng in fegensrei6er
8eiie Ieitete, risf bier a1gemetnes 8e<
oauern tpa6. 8et Dem Sreitag fir feline
@eelenrube in lmferer Bfarrfir6e gebals
tenen Erauergottesbienfte mar Die Sir
9e nit Nnod6ttgen gefiut, unb cine
itarfe @ertretuag Der @enetn6e tpobnte
benz @a11stagn1oreen in ct. sSobns Coli
.Iegebile, gebaltenen 8egrdbnt6e bel.
Sra1 &ubert Weitter bon bier tprrbe
borlebten Montag I'M Melroie &oipitnl
pperiert. SIZE Operation nabm einen err
tpiinidten grfoIg, un6 tpirb bic Ratientin
boffenIi9 balb in BEN @reis ibrer Nnge<
b1riger 5uriidfebren.
Matb. &tbI 1t1b @5ottiit1 tuobnten benz
III Eaier5 9ebaItenen 8egrdbntfe Der bers
ftorbenen 9Sra11 g. @ar bel: = ..... ,z.,5,
sSsoba5 Son lei, bertdufte eiine tso
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
Rth1nono.

Bdbreub eines ant norlebten9ienstagz
morgen in Der bieltgen Yfarrttrd]e pom
bo6tp. P. @regor, 6. g. s., gebaltenen
Brautamtes lieben iib in @pnnnens Sell
5eln {dmieoen !Sermann Selobage nr1o
Sri. @liiabetb Eorborg, So@ter 6es Ger
barb Sorborg, inter bei1en gaitlt9em OBJ
bad bic Nenbermdblten beim 9od5e1tsz
feite Die beten Segensninibe entgegen.
nabmen. 9as iunee 8aar piro 1i9 auI
elmer untpeit BEG giuage gelegenen Sarm
bduslicb einri6ten. M1ge es bemielben
i'm ne1en stonbe itets na@ Bnnl6 err
gebenl
So1epb s. Mbmann bon Sogbolm, N.
eritattete bieiigen @erpanoten Inn
iolben in Noscoe einen mebrtd9t9en Se>
1u6.
Sri. 4lnra Quefen, eine nlsgebiloete
aronfenpflegerin beftnbet 1i6 BET ]bte1tgen!
8ertpnnbten unb Sreunben 5n elmer ore1
8oden la1gen 8afan5.
Ebeooor Mntonb bon ct. Glono, nel>
der als Oberlebrer Der $50. 20 9iftriftz
idule geoungen4 lift, berbradte bier e111tge
Sage ur1b tpirb binnen 3tpei Boden NIT
'Samilie fem &eim na6 bier berlegen:
S. 81. Martin, @nttin unb 5obn 2eos
naro bon Minneapolts tparen bic Drei
rebten Sage bergnngener 8onS 8ait
Der am 1fer BEG &orieiboe Gate tpetlens
Sen Snmilie q. 8. MieInnb.
M. q. N0ttger, tpeI6er IN Saba1n,
81. s., als Stntipnsagent hf Y d. 8reai
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

Beter @arbing fat in @erbinbnng NIT
sSSana8 @urnert BEN &rafer II. Waro1an
@lebator 81 Mlbanp fdufli6 IN ibren
8eiib gebra6t unb tperoen oen1elben,
nadbem sic nottpenbigen 8erbeiernngen
getroffen iinb, IN 8etrieb ieben.
Sill. 5ommerbing bat bic 100 Ade1
1mfa1enbe, I'M sSotpn 9fodbtae gelegene
@einri9 @po0en Sarm fir $50 benNder
faufli6 err fanben; er fanfte bic Snrm
fir 1eiren 5obn Nifolaus, Der Dtelelbe
betpobnen nno %bearbeiten miro. III
Sran @einri9 Iein5 bon bier erltattete
in. 8egleitung Der Srau Sbere1ta Wein7
bon ct. gIonb am 5onntag tn 2ittle
Sails einen per,panoti@aftli@en geind
Cine mertboue &ub beg Sobn ,Wtol1to1
lit bonn 8Iib get0tet tporben.
So1epb Otre1nba unb SSnlil1s Wtar1d1d
bon 8udmun befibtieten lebte ISOLDE Ole
bieiige 8utterfabrif tpie AUDI anoere tn
@tearns Gountb. Sic Sarmer beg ges
1onnten Blabes benbit6tigen cine neue
gozoperatibe Creamery in Bl1dman gu
erridten. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
matfins.

Worigen .Sonntag ftnrb bier, tpobl bor=
bereitet nuf ben unbermeioli9en Gang II
Die gtpi9teit, i'm Sitter bon ~ Snbrer
@eorg @eibIinger fen. Mitttpo9 FAM
inter GROCER Eeilnnbme bas 8egrdbnis
bon Der ct. Mntoniusz Stride n1s itatt
Nm Grade beg Deritorbenen tra11ern flint
&inber. Seine @attin 1T linn Dor einem
Sabre in Die @tpigfeit Encouragement.
M0ge er ruben in Srie6enl
S. 5tnb bon &i6monb, 8ertpalter Der
Gamblers NablaiIenf9aft bon bier, tpnr
lebte tpo89e bier unb perfaufte Die Son:
bers Sarm an Bilbelm Sdin6eIn fir
$115.00 ben Slider.
&c. 8eder bertuufte bic 100 older groz
BE Sran8 &obbed Sarm Dem Sobam
2ies fir $115.0O per Mder.
Sobnnn @oifen unb Srau bon 8lnd
men, Oklahoma, iil1b bier BEL ibren &inz
bern un6 nn6ereu 8ertpnn6ten anf 8ez
iub.
Soiepb Stifter, tpel6er beinabe Elm
Sabr 1i@ I'M @tantsz @anitarium be-
finbet, netlt bier BEL feiner SamiIie.
8o6tp. 9err 9onnab bon ct. glono
mar Sonntagsgait Bel ieinen bier tpobz
nenoen @ltern.
Sic bo6p. Beneoittinerpdter eSacob II.
Rolbcarp bon Der ct. Sobns Mbtei paz
rem bier lebte Bo9e tpi1fommene @dite
Der Snu1tlie Setter @roB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

Mortbern 8abngefeli6aft angeteut 1T,
mar SonntagsgaT feiner bier ipobnenoer
4ngeb0rigen.
Spbn Eorborg bon Minneapolis tpobnz
te Der bier gebaltenen @od3eit ieiner
5dtpeiter gliiabetb nit Sermann Selos
bege bel.
SRI. @eronifa Selbbeee bat iiG our
Srenbe ibrer @ernanbten bon tbrer
&ranfbeit, bie Sen SOB befirbten lieb, f.
meit erbolt, bab MAJ iid al Der Soft
nuns auf lire polle @eneiung bere6tiet
glaubt.
Sacob Gang unb @ntttn bon @enion.
W2imn., erfreuten bier bic Saunilie bes
8rubers unb @@tpaeers Sobann Sang
nit einem Sonntagsbein@e.
Sen. Soft bon @pofane, @a1b., tpelder
5i6 nit 1einer @attin bier b%eiubspeiie
aufbielt, eritattete IN beren 8egleitnns
einen mebrtdgigen 8eiu9 in 8rainerb.
SIZE M6ttger Samilie e~rfreute 1i9 fir
einige Sage bes 8e1n6es bes Sill. Sin<
beri6eio unb @attin bon Nabapmen.
gopiu Benner ,tpel6er BEL Der ar
n,our &ading 60. in Bemibit Nn5teuung
bate, befinbet it6 bier gu elmer adt
IEaqe oauernben 8nfan3.
Sen. 6. 8onberbeioe bon SEEM 8tenna,
Soma, genok lebten Sreitag Die @ait=
|freunbfdaft Der bier nobnenoen Samilte
8. s. @%onberbeibe.
SSamilte Saul 8ades bon Belle Hlatne
erfreute. Iebte @o@e bteitge 8ertpanote
unb Nreunbe nit ldngerem 8e1nbe.
5einri6 2ensmeier un0 Sran bon
@bafopee trafen bier gu 8eiu@ auf ibrer
6od8eitsrei1e Elm.
Samilie s. 8end bate BEN Sobn @raz
bef uno bef1en Eodter @oiabeua bon AGO.
ia nIs @onntagsgdte.
Sodu. P. 8e6a, 8. g.. s., bon ct.
Moia, 'bei5en @efunbbeits5uitano lid err
freuli9erpeiie pieoer gebeiiert bat, err
~itattete i'm bieligen Bfarrbofe einen
freunb{daftli6en 8e1u9.
Sn Der Samilie Sill. 2eitber iteate lid
Elm munteres E66ter6en Elm; in Der Sa@
mile Setter S6reifels mar es Elm tpaz
deres 8ub6en. 8eioen Samilien 81 benz
SreubenereigniHe uniern @liidpumi9.
@ugen CITIZEN bon Sairmont, N. g.,
perbra6te BEN 5onntag I'M &ret1e bte1tz
aer 8ertpanbten nnb Srennoe.
@err S. S. Nbmann bon 8eqe Blatn,
Minn., traf na6 8egriibung ieiner bielen
Sreuube in ct. G1ouo am 9tenStag bier
au einem gefGdftli6en 8einde bter Elm.
5tearns County. in pel9em er ben groB<
ten Sell 1einer 2~ebens5eit b%erbradte,
fann er ni9t pergei1eu unb miro er ale
m0gliden G~elegenbeiten 81 einem Bez
Iude Ser nlten 1angidbrigen @etrnat frel1z
Di91t begriiben. IT,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
5prin0 Fill.

SRI. S90nborn, Sobter Der bier tpobz
nenben Samilie Sobn S90uborn, unter<
5og ii9 i'm Melrofe @ofpitaI elmer 9linbz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, beren Solgen
auf cine bal6iee Geneiung Der 8atientin
|i9Iieben lai1en.
2eonarb unb Nbam 2teier baben Die
80 older nmfafienbe Sarm bes Sofepb
Gang fir $83 ben Nder fdufli@ in ibren
|8eiib gebra@t.
Ser Samilie 2eonarb 2ieier purben
3tpiItn9e, muntere @0hn9en, eeboren,
tpo3u unfern @liidtpuni6.
SRI. Mnrin Nl>bon WinneapoIis err
frente bier lire Wutter, Srau @eItl. nit
m%ebrtd9igem 8eiu@e.
gbeiter Ortbs tpebe &anb 1T ippeit
bergeiteM, bab er BEL Der Nrbeit pieber
@ebra119 babon MAIDEN fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
Uem munih.

SIM Sitter bon nabe5u 26 Sabreu fat
Sreo S. Boppins infolge Der Qus5ebz
runa am Iebten Oonnerstag bas 3citltz
die ae1egnet. ST mar Der Sobn Der bier
tp%obnenoen 8ittpe @ertrub Bopptng UNI
perebelidte 1i9 erit i'm lebten Tebrnar
nit Noia 8iittner. 3ebit Der Wntter II
@,attin betrauern ietnen Sob, auf ben e1
beitens borbereitet mar, flint 8riiber
Sobn uno @erbarb bon bier, 9einrtd
DON 2aftrup, @ernnnn bon Rier5, Ser
bon aimban unb cine S9pefter, Srau
Sran5 Batercott bon Soleb. Mab etneH
5amstagtnorgen bonn bodtp. Rfarrer P.
@erbaro, 8. g. s., gebaltenen @eql1iern
fanb bie 8eerbtgung inter GROCER Sell
r1abme bon gertpnnbten unb 8efan1ter
a,1f benz biefigen @ottesader itatt. Woz
ae Der 8eritorbene ruben IN Srteoenl Ser
5interbIiebenen aufri9ttges 8eileio.
5o9p. r. Rallinns, 9. g. 81. bon %
Gaema mar mebrere Gage bel u1ierem
bodp. 8ffnrrer p. Gerhard, 9. g. s.,
81 @aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

9iele Meiultate .bra9ten ct. Sobns an
Die @pibe nnb ct. Olaf, bas 5tpeimal bon
e~rIterer Mannfdnft geboten nurbe, gez
mann ben 5~tpeiten Plab in Dem Sample
Inn bic Weiiterf6aft.
Inter ben 5pielern 5eidnete ii@ f.
handler bur6 oor3igli6es Spiel nuz
lnb @oa9 Slbnn berbient fir bic Nusz
tpabl bes borbnn6enen Waterials pie fiji
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