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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

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remonien pornabm. Die binterbliebe-
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biefe @elegenbeit pabr, Der bodp.
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b11rb ben 8interlaiIe11en ben beiten
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iii Mapbetp Cafe mobner6en 5amilie
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operiert tpl1r6e, but td bon ben Sol.
gen Der Operation. lpmeit erbolt, 6aB
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he in 1eirer @obnnng an 6. Mbe=
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ben. SIM bergangenen Suli nnter5og
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baben, 6emnadit 81 ertparter lit, baB
@lono 5u Dem in Minneapolis i'm
ma6iten Sebruar tottfin6en6en
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ung nnieres 5bnlmeiens erortert
miro.
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8eglettn1g ieines aus 5p0lf Column
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fommen6en Sonntag Der Mnfnabme
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

annlrner mitgeteiH stperoen tonne, oaB
Die Jran5oien 1,3334,,40O 8ote,
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III gdn5e1 Asriege mir 682, 600 2ote
uno germiBte beridten fonnte.
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ma1rb uro ebenio nit geringen SEQ
item ein m0gIidit gutes Hei1ltnt az
er5iellen. Darin siino bic gngldnoer
nun bon ieber Meiiter getpeffen. SIN
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|gebolferung bon tpeit iiher 100 Wailz
Iionen Canada, Muitralien un0 5nb=
|afrifn e%ir1gerednet, 11lir Die Salfte Der
Menfden geopfert Die 5rnnfreih BEL
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.Gote11 berIoreR fat. Dnbei baben tie
an 2ano nno ginfluB ourd oensfrieg
nnenolih mebr getponnenlns irgeno
Elm anoeres 2nn0.
Mber England (bnrnuf fam man
lih berIofem bdtte meiter getdmpft
Bis gum Iekten 5ran5oien, 8elgier II.
Entertainer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

Nls mir in ben &rieg 5pgen, bief
es, mir miiBten sic @elt 81 einem
Hlabe MAIDEN, Der sos 2eben lebens-
pert made, uber es mill nns i9einen,
aIs Of 6os Elm unerleotgtes@ eiddft
|gebliebe11 lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

Ser goridJlag, 100000 sonnm
.ShiffsbnnmateriaI oenD eutidpn aud
nod nb5nnebmen nls 8e3nbllng Fir
Bic bon ibren Mntroien berfenffen
s@riegsi6iffe IN ei1em britiiffden So,
fen, lit cine Der Mnor0m1ngen Der
5riebensfonferen5, bic benfenbe Sine
riffaner 6n5n nnfpornt, gorbebulR Dor
gintrih in Die Nationenliga feit5n-
legen. Gem Grie6ensbertrag, Dem
@ertrag CUR Observation-Disclosures,
miro feline mdiirmere nnteritMb1ng ge-
iidert I'M Senut o6er beim amerifa=
,nifden @olfe bnrb ioIbe Daurnen-
ldrdubentnftif IN Europa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

@enn man Sic &%abelberid)te lieit
uber 6ie 2~ebe11smittelnot in Spanien,
Die &oblennot in Stalien, 6ie aben=
teuerli6en Blane o'Mnnun5ios u. Die
ffriegerii6e 5timmung Der Eidedo-
5lopafen, uber BEN beilloien 8irr=
tuarr i'm 8ultifum, 6as @len6 in Mitz
uno Die inneren 8e6rang=
niiie 6ranfreids, Damn bat man aue
8eranlaliung, ieinem Sbopfer gu
banfen, Bob 0iefeS 2an6 6ur6 Die 2iz
ga Ser Natioren nod fem Sell guro=
pas ge1por6en lit.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
QUICK VERDICT LOSES
 SUIT FOR S15,0OO

That a MaricOpa county jury will not award damages to a man whom it be- neves has not been injured, was dem onstrated yesterday when a verdict for the defendant was returned in the $15.- GOO action brought by Frank Stevenson against the Arizona Eastern Railroad company.
 The jury was out less than ten min utes, the first ballot resulting in l 1 to for judgment for the defendant, the next ballot making it unanimous for the company.
 Stevenson claimed to have been in- iuredvin April when he fell against an excavation, the fall being caused by stubbing his toe. He was at that time employed by the Arizona Eastern, and time cards showed that he did not lose q days work after the alleged injury for which he brought suit for s15,000. He continued in the employ of the com pany s months after he struck his toe, and left only when his wages were not raised at his request. He passed q physical examination before he went to work for the New Cornelia mine where he is now employed
 Stevenson was forced to submit to 1 severe cross examination by George i Purdy Bullard during the course of the 1 trial, Mr. Bullard showing where Stew enson drew accident insurance while
 at work for the company. The plaintiff was represented by ]. J. l Cox, L. J. Cox and A. Y. Moore. The | suit was tried in Judge Stanfords s 1 court
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
CLASS IN COOKING |S
 FREE ID ALL FUR WEEK

With it's first session at o'clock thiss afternoon, Phoenix will have new free domestic science class every after noon for the next ten days, at the Me- Neil company's store. The class will be conducted by Miss HeWey of Wichita, Kansas, representative of the Red Star Milling company of that city, whose products are handled here by the Southwest Cotton company.
 The domestic science class is open to every housewife in Phoenix, and will take the form of practical cooking school Miss Hewey will demonstrate the methods of preparing, in appetizing form, bread, cakes and pastry. Each woman who attends is requested to bring pencil and notebook.
 At the first session of the class this afternoon, the following menu will be prepared and served: Cinnamon rolls, coffee bread. bran jumbles, lemon pie, and potato doughnuts.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
EXTRA LONG WEAR
 FROM SHOES

T. D. Collins of Ookala, Hawaii, makes a remarkable statement which demonstrates the money-saving dura- bility of Ne5lin Soles.
 He writes, After wearing a pair of Ne6lin-soled shoes off and on for thirty-three months, 1 wore them on a trip to the volcano of Kilauea and walked around the crater over hot lava six times and still the soles showed only slight signs of wear"
 This experience is not accidental. It results from the scientific process by which Ne0lin Soles are made to be exactly what soles should be-com- fortable, waterproof and exceedingly economical because of the long wear they give.
 Get them on new shoes for all mem- bers of the family and have them put on worn shoes. They are made by The Goodyear Tire &I Rubber Con- pany, Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to out wear any other heels.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
Arizona Drive for S150,000.
 February 10-17

been discouraged by the irregularity of schools this year because of the influ- enza epidemic He also realizes that in finishing the grades, many pupils do not continue their studies, the more reason, he says for them to graduate from the grammar schools.
 The reports at present show an en- rollment that is gaining every day and by next Monday Superintendent Moore hopes that every child of school age will be registered
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
REPUBLICAN,
ANNUAL SALE |S TO START TOMORROW AT
 SW|TzER' 'SSTYLE SHOP

Walter Switzer, of Switzer's Style Shop, returned to Phoenix on Monday from three weeks trip to New York city and other market centers of the east on a buying expedition for his Phoenix and Flagstaff stores. MT. Switzer reports that the strike of gar ment workers in New York is still un- settled, but adds that he found many manufacturers turning out about 75 per cent of normal production.
 Switzers Style Shop is closed today, but will reopen tomorrow for it's an- nual sale.
 Our first sale of this kind' said Mir Switzer, was held just a year ago, and was so much of a success that this season 1 made the trip to New York market earlier than usual in order to obtain the cooperation of our regular manufacturers. l found them just as anxious as myself to in- augurate record breaking three day distribution of high grade garments in Phoenix. The fabrics, the Things and the tailoring they have put into the garments to be offered all prove their sincerity
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
PLIERS BACK FROM DETROIT

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 3.-The Lib erty motor test flight from Ellington field to Detroit and return, was com pleted this afternoon when the airplane handled by Captain L. J. Robinson and Lieutenant A. A. Adams landed at the home field. Captain Robinson esti- mated the distance covered between 4,000 and 5000 miles, giving the flying time as 1850 minutes. The average speed was 110 miles an hour for the entire distance, and the maximum 125 miles. The entire trip was devoid of engine trouble. The flyers left FL lington field, December 21
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

ment says that definite program was formulated and that an agreement was reached to begin detailed discussions on Tuesday.
 After the meeting the following an- nouncement was issued:
 "The commission on a society of na- tions today compared views as to the best method of procedure. There was a general agreement on the desira-
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
PORT|O|V VEN TEMPE
 HIGHWAY COMPLETED

The state engineers office reports that the cemented portion of the Tempe highway is open for one and one-half miles. Cars travelling to Tempe must turn off the cemented highway to the right at the Tribolet packing house and from there on to the Grand canal bank which will carry them on to Tempe.
 It will be necessary to travel this route for about one month, by which time the pavement will be almost to the Tempe bridge, and then all traffic will have to be cut off that road until the highway is completed to the city limits of Tempe during which time the cars will have to go by way of the South Center bridge.
 A locating party from the state en- gineer's office is now laying out the highway from the city limits of Tempe to Mesa which will be continuation of the present work now being carried on.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
GIVE THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE
In Some Town Over There is Baby Who Can Live If You
 Say the Word
By BRUCE BARTON.
sometimes picture it to myself this way.

l sometimes picture 1t to myself thiS way.
 Suppose that somewhere down town ln New York, or in Chicago or St. Louis, there were huge auction room, where the lives of men and of little children were on sale.
 Suppose that every day the auctoner's red flag hung out as sign that on that day so many men were to be allowed to die; so many women; and so many little ones.
 Allowed to die, just for the lack of few dol lars. Just for the want of the little sum that would ransom them. Suppose that were the case l say to myself; could possibly stay away? Is there any argu- ment 1 could give to myself that would keep me from going there day after day, and buying with all my power? Buying men and women and children, at that auctioneers block, with the dol lars that would mean life to them?
 It's not a very pretty picture yet compared to the pictures that 1 have seen from stricken Armenia and Syria and all the empires of the Near East, it is almost beautiful.
 For men and women and children are dying over there-dying for the lack of sums that seem pitifully, miserably small.
 am not rich and 1 have all the little worries that are common to us middle class folks. Wor- res about next years income tax; and about the future of business, and where my income will go to if such and such things take place:
 But 1 have worse worry than that. The worry for what my conscience will say to me, if in this hour of the worlds trlbulation do not do my share.
 The worry lest in my ears for the rest of my life there should be the cry of man, or woman, ora little child whose life night have saved.
 For they are crying over there today, stretch ing out their weak, tired arms. And it's mar vel1ous thought to me, that modest as my income IS, it's big enough 10 let me the life of one of thenl-big enough to give me man, or a woman, or child who will never cease to be thankful that 1 did my part.
 They are waiting for our answer over there |: yours and mine A poor stricken man broken by the war; and woman, weak from her struggle and terror; and baby who can live and grow up say the word
 Arizona Drive for $15O,000.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
APPEALS STOSTuDENTS ID FINISH 8TH GRADE

Recommending that all pupils finish he eighth grade, J. A Moore. county school superintendent. is appealing to an boys and girls to attend the classes recently opened.
 Superintendent Moore appreciates Inc fact that the young people have
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
TO DISCUSS LEAGUE
 BEGINNING TUESDAY

PARIS. Feb. 3-At a meeting of the commission on a society of nations this afternoon there was a general agreement to push the deliberations as rapidly as possible An official state
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
ALMOST PAssEs.-sUT.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 3.-A bill to legalize boxing matches in Washingtc'n was defeated in the state senate today 20 to 19
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

1 bility of pushing on the deliberations
 as rapidly as possible. A definite pro- gram, of work was formulated and it
 was agreed that the commission should 1 commence detailed discussions on 1 Tuesday"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

Want is almost universal in the rav- ished countries of the Near East We must help them February 10-1f.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

Misery is upon the war-torn world as it never was before. The dates for relief are February 10-17.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

THE PHOENIX "Y' SHOULD HAVE A THOUSAND MEMBERS. r
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN TOWN SHOULD CARRY A MEMBERSHIP IN THE LOCAL "Y.'
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

JOIN THE Y. NJ. c. A. TODAY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PHOENIX BOYS. r
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

we're even getting orders by mail.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

again, all "Jake." We got 2 expert sr
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

IS NO WAIT Bring the car in with brok
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Norif Sfibsforcr forliit.

Sra Miami, SloriOo, bcrettc3 0ell
ttte Sept, at - 0tono al @eiGtnin-
gcn paa @arolinlen3 Camper 80.
rp0all" miltebc Siuct, ga 9ouoen ior.
lite / Ben p%olbionlmc Srfar, iom for
oper 6lorioa 2irsOag.
9d Sperleuenoe, iout bapoc flint
get Jig til Ell al Stubaaoene, breu
iOug iluno paa aplten / NGrbcoeu al
Gape Slpriba. &c iortalte, at ole
Slubaaoene paa Ell nPr, bar blepet
truffet nleo tilblrnoS al Grngluget,
0a Sfibet iauf.
SIanot De omtomnc bar Stibcts
Gsrer, aaptcin 6. .. Gbriitinnicn.
Sfibets Saoning beitoo al 23,S50
SGffe meo Suffer ira @opana til
Stem Dorf.
Se reooebe bapOe brepct ON pao
oct oprsrte Sau / TO Gsgr uOen Wtab
eaer Sano % befan6t Jig / en- megei
forfommeu Siftann.
aapt. Gbriitianfen boebe | Groof,
Inn % bapM / mango gIor ppret
@aroIiuiens SleneIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
uopanorineen.

Waibington oeu lite Scpt, SfelAe
en- ioag al observation-disclosures Of.
i~entIiegiort Rapport bar fru 102,
5t3 llolGnoinger iorloot De 6or.
Stater iioen 6reOstilltnnoen un0cr.
tegneOeS % blot 1882 / &c -
Wiaancoer, Iom cnote Ocu 3Ote Sum-
1919.
) De lem Aor. Tom enotc Sen 30te
,5ilni 1919 bar Jolt 6tS,223 Yerio.
ner forIaot DC 6or. Stoter, meoens
lSn0%Danbringcu / oisie lnnme lem
Aor bcIeb ia til t172,679 Ferioncr,
ellcr 55l,456 Here emo iom uopou
0rcoe.
9ngaacn0e De oericrercuoe &erct.
uinger ON, at 100000 ircumcoc
S%no6pggere al De 6or. Stotcr trai
Torbcre0eller til at ueuoe tllbage til
line &iemlouoc, OF at De ollOe 5rm,
&c mco iig no al Son0et miuoit 50,
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at Ilounnorinqcu cr i~uIoituuoig ia
turIig, % at mango al oem. Ilaciom /
normaIe (iocr, DjI ueuoe tjIbulc
igien otter Ell ~fortcrc eacr IPngere
Cpbol0 / S~icmlauoct."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
G~elefonerinsen Norge

8aibington oen 9oc Sapt. st Of.
iicielt Telegram ira &riitianla I'll oct
iranife 3aoioogeutur / Yarla bctrpi.
ter Seretnlngen on, at ben ~troaolsIe
Citation / Bergen TO 8alge bar pG'
ret falot pau al Ell memelfelig Stem,
me ira en- traaoloS Station pna ocn
amerifanlfe aplt, men at man buooe
p9ret noe al Stano I'll al i~ficlne Or.
0ene. Stcmm1en flnoe ocrinlo0 IN.
0elig bsres.
Inlebrin9 op%enItonen0c opcrs
maabe intercsiante Y%eretning uotas
Ter Observation-Disclosures Den Wie.
ming, at De Observation-Disclosures
ira De 6or. Stater, iom bsrtes /
Norge, muligena par uoienote un0er
De grperimenter, Tom poa oen 1io
anitiQeocS al 2cpartcmentet.
9eportementet anier life SeIeiou.
ionltaIer mclem Imerifa % 0orge
iom nogct iGr0eleS merfelig 6Gno.
men, Tor aQereoe for opcr TO 2lar
iioen bleu guoitaber ira @aibing.
ton tpoeIig hsrt / SonoluIll, iom Iig.
ger oper oobbelt iaa langt borte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Spariom Pusholoerife

@oltfeegall, 81, Sen 9oe Sept.
AIRS. Maria YrIte. iom / 40 Nor
bapbe peret 9bica9omiulonrren &ll.
liam Scott aeitba @u9bolocrife, bap.
oc / nen Sio lo9t ilg tiIbeoite life
miuore enc $4,000. Scttc foru for
Tagcn. on henoea Ceitoneut ioag
nabucoc2 / Sfiitercttcu.
ga bum ingeli nUre Yoarerenoc e.
tcrIoo iig, tciiamcntcrcoe bun Ben.
gene ill Senncr % iorIfieliec Sn.
i%titlltioncr / Gbicuqo % @aufccgon,
oeriblmot Wr. OF Mrs. q. ". Cont,
Iom i mango Iorf bouoc tictt inlu-
men mco benoe hos acith. ga DIR.
Seth bpbc teitomenterc0e han NfrS.
Vrice Ell bpg9elig inorettet 9iiuga.
lop, boor bun bocOe, on bun osbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

lit Spar, of ale 6orboloare9Ier pll
bli taeet iorat p~pretbolbe Ho % Or
Den / Inoto o. andre Steoer |
SiQeaiicn.
Sra Itben telegrafereS, Of Den tprs
fife 9efolfnine / oct peItli9e Shro-
fien bar giort Sprsr. GereS &epolt
er Ell 1roteit imoo oct amerifanlte
Grap ON, at @ul9arien ifnl beboloe
Sbrafien for at faa ri Io9org I'll
gGgGerbouet. Sprferne pll heller
itaa UNDER 8rGfenlano enc @lllaa
rien, naar galt ifal bore.
s Den neitlige Del al Siaca'ien 'fal
Sorbolocne pPre fortoilet. s Sm.
cgren al Sinprila ital Der opre ON.
firing 10000 Herlonet, Tom er abio.
Int blottet for SltbliitcnSmioler % er
aibpnoig al, bpao De tan loa fra ben
tprfiife Staggering % BEN ancrltanlfe
SiGlpcfommisiion. gaabe 8r9ferne
oa SSStalienerne bor lanoiat trooper
/ Smprl,a % uGrme'te Sme9lt, %
be Ter life paa bperanore meo uloere
blioe Einc.
Sra YariS %telcgraiercS oer 14oe
Sept, at globet "S'@cbo De Taris"
erfarer fra Waibington, at YrGli.
bent @ilion bar belluttet, at De 6or-
ellebc Stoter life bill operta9e "6or.
mpnoerifabet" (Wtonootorp) oper
ncgell Gel al Sprtiet, boerfen / Glt.
ropa ener Iiien. SpiS bette or 'anot,
beber oct, ioa fut 6rcosfonferencell
itrar toge fat poa Den tprfilfe Sraftat.
Ssmiolcrtio blir &ontroperien mel
lem Gnglano % Sratfrig oper Oct
ipriife gpprgSmaal itaoig mere og
mere afllt, og bemmelige Sraftater
er after Iariagen til aonfliftcn.
Set oplpies III, at gnglanb ole
reoe / 1915 bleu eni9 nleo Sus'eil
Sen ONT 1T anerflenoe bans Nraber.
9rooins ipm @eoerlag for Mrabernes
Scltagelie / &rieen paa gnglanoS
Sibe. Senne benrmelise Sperens-
fomit blep life rsbet for 5ranfri9 for
i Ssebrilar iaar, ifisllt England %
Sranfrig / 1916 iluttebe Ell bemmelig
SoerensfomIt ON of Dele Den ielp-
iamnte Iraber. GropinS imeQem Zig.
Iroblernet blir poerligcre fonlplt-
ceret oerpeo, at @~nglanb / 1917
Gairo loueoc Sprerne, at aae arobi'fe
1ropinier, iom bar liofbGn9ige Tor
&rigcn, iflllbe forbli ielpItGnoige.
Gen iralife YresIe er raielloe oper
bette biplomatiife Esre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Ct "forhiitoriif Sumo"

Sacfion, Wficb., oen Soe Sept. 5
G~olitibetient Oscar Riermnts Bag.
aaorb blcp Der igaar giort et 6lulo,
Iom uofte itor Cpiigt. life alene
6lanbt gpens 6oIf / Acknowledged,
men ogioa bIonbt oeus 2Gger % oil.
orc 8ioenifabsmrnb. Ie tiltalote
Spaer erfIpreoe, az oet bar et me8et
uigtigt % hsiit interesiaut Sumo, Oct
ioriteneoe Segeme al Ell iorhttorl't
RanO, iom ! leoenoe Siuc oltto8c5 az
hare bapt'e en- &sioe al II 500 % !
Qonmer.
Rpbe0en ON Oct merfelige 6uno
brogte igaar mango SioerifabsmTno
III Sacfion, oeribianot CT 1ultu ira
0ticbigau StatsuniUeriitet Geres
unoerisgeIie al "ainmpen" par enot
neb Ell ereite Giefait. Ie isgte life
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