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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS

Buyers of previous issues of Liber-
ty Bonds are urged to realize the me-
cessity for holding them. The same
arguments that former Secretary OF
the Treasurer McAdoo urged during
the campaigns are as applicable now
as before the armistice was signed.
A mans duty is not done when ne
simply buys bonds. He must hold
them to do his full duty by his gov
ernment.a From the first issue It was
urged, that prospective buyers do not
buy in excess Of their means. The
Government needed the money to Wiz
the wal, and it frankly went before the
public and "lald its cards on the Ia.
ble." %. 80 :,
What, the money was to be expend..
ed, for was told, and now that the wal
has been fought, to a success, 1t Is
found that it is necessary to float one
more bond issue to realize the fruits
Of victory. :, ].
It is your duty to buy, but there II
nc advantage if you sell previous is
sues to make the purchase. The In
terest rate on the Fifth and last loan
The Victory Loan--has not been an
nounced., Neither has the amount
These are mere details. Every loya
citizen will support his Governmen
to the utmost, and he will not quibbl'
over the interest rate. sa't ~
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
COLEMAN

Miss Viola Mcfarland was guest of
her friend, Miss leila Gordon, Sunday
afternoon.
Guy Mcfarland, who has employ
ment at Frank Boyd's at Avon, spent
Sunday night with his parents.
Miss Ella Graves and little sisters,
Cathrine and Violet, were guests of
Miss Edith Gordon and Hilda Bauer
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Vale and
daughter, Genevieve, were visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harter's Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Martha Vale spent Sunday
with the Misses Patterson.
The party at Carol Boyd's Friday
night was well attended and all had
good time.
Dock Rigdon and Noah Beard of
River Aux Vases spent Friday night
and Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
L. Bauer.
Henry Graves, Miss Ella Graves
and Miss Edith Gordon were shopping
in Pennington Saturday.
John Gegg was guest of c. l.. Bauer
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Govreau and sister, Miss
Nora, were guests of MIR. and Mrs. c..
L. Bauer Wednesday night.
Mr.. Richards and two little daugh-
tiers and Henry Bauer motored to
Pennington Sunday.
Miss Dora Vogt and sister, Miss
Tessie, spent Friday night with Tuck
er Boyd and family.
Miss Lizzie Staten of Cold Water
was guest of Mrs. Tucker Boyd Fri
| day. -" ..'j f'. ls..'..f', .--- :.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
ROUTE 2

:. Bob Starks made business trip to
the lead belt Thursday.
Pat Gibson made a business trip to
Pennington Monday.
Jim Morris of Desloge made a bus
mess trip to the Three River neigh
borhood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Cunningham's
little granddaughter lis in critical
conditiSnt --...,y.... -. ....
Mr.. Feazer was i'm the Sugar Grove
settlement looking for young horse.
Miss Mary Edwards went to Farm
ington Wednesday.
The following were visitors at the
home of T. F. O'Bannon Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Zolman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Noltkemper, Rev. John May
nard and wife of Elk Creek, Neb., and
Rev. Evert Maynard of Chappell,
Neb., and Miss Edna Rutledge of Des-
loge.
Eugene Williams and wife and sis
ter, Miss Famine, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Williams.
Rev. John Maynard and wife of Elk
Creek, Neb., are visiting at Peter
Zolman's. this week.
40 number from Route attended
the funeral of Mrs. Steve Rutledge
Sunday.
Rev. Evert Maynard of Chappell,
Neb., and Marion Maynard of Ogol-
lale, Neb., were visiting relatives and
friends the first of the week on this
route.
Marion Horton and family of Flat
River visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Horton.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
CROSS ROADS

VIM. LEM spent last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph YES
sells.
Mildred Barron is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wampler and
children spent few days the past
week here with Mr.. and Mrs, M. j.
Critics.
Mrs. Whittier Lunsford spent one
day the past week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. LEM.
The school board here was trans.
acting business at Pennington last
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Halliday and children
spent from Saturday until Monday
at Fredericktown with relatives.
Misses Mabel Barron and Luella
Welty spent Wednesday night at the
home of John Barron.
Miss Tina Wright of st. Louis is
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Johr
Wright.
Mrs. Gus Holiday left one day the
past week for Flat River and Elvins
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kennon ane
children of near Fredericktown spent
Wednesday night with A. j. Kennon
Mildred Barron spent Wednesda!
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
LIBERTYVILLE

Rev. R. L. Allen will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. F. l.. Graham visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Bergman, at Fredericktown
last Friday.
Misses Bailey and Anthony spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks.
All "fu" patients are convalescing
and no new cases are reported.
Mrs. VIM. Weatherington and chill
dren of Pennington spent the latter
part of last week here with relatives.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cy-
rus Holmes was quite sick the past
week but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. iStrahlman were
Pennington visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Crump and children of
Leadwood are here visiting relatives
this week.
Mrs. Ed Turley is on the sick list.
H. B. Presnell was hauling shin
giles from Pennington last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walter are
moving to the Bradley farm.
Lester Presnell returned home last
Saturday from Camp Funston, where
he had been in training for the past
six months. He received an honor
able discharge.
Noah Sebastian, who is here on an
extended visit from Montana, spent
the latter part of last week here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Detring and little
son, Donald, spent last Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Allen of Farm
ington. ...-.,
]. G. Turley Of Pennington spent
last Tuesday night here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Crow attended
the funeral of DR.. Mccormick at
Pennington last Wednesday.
1t is reported the Ed Turley and J.
C. Crow attended cattle sale at Des
Moines, Iowa, last week and purchased
three head of thoroughbred Polled
Hereford cattle.
Stanley Graham unloaded his
household goods at Pennington last
Monday and moved them to his farm,
which he recently purchased from A.
! B. Mckenzie.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14

guests of their daughter, Mrs. H. c.
Rhodes, Sunday evening.
Ellis Rowe of st. Louis visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Rowe, the
latter part Of the week.
Sid Hodge Hodge of Elvins visited
relatives here Saturday and Sunday
VIM. H. Doe and Arnon Waller Of
Hazel Run attended church here Sun
day.
Misses Ada, Olga and Elsie Heaton
and Chas. Bellville VISITED at the home
of H. C. Rhodes Sunday
Miss Jackson and Nellie Decker
visited at the home Of Monroe Nash
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Turley and Miss
Sally Sonar visited at the home of
C. Stated Saturday.
Lawrence Richardson Of Bonnie
Terre was Wales Mines visitor Mon
day. 4
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jas. Bun, who have
been visiting relatives in Eestus, re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Rove and chill
dren, Lucille and Evelyn, were guests
of R. + Rowe and family Sunday.
Ms; Gustina Buscher, Who has been
visiting in st. Louis, returned Tues
+ day.
Arnon Waller and VIM. Doe Of Ha-
eel Run visited at the home CT Smith
Waller Sunday.
Monroe Nash was in Festus Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitesell visited
at the home of Mrs. Effie Turley Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. H. c. Rhodes and daughte,
are visiting relatives at Bessville, Mo.
this week. - -..o. ..-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14

night with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Barron.
A. J. Kennon was a Harrington
visitor last Wednesday.
News has been received. here Of the
marriage of Miss Mona Layton to
Gerald L. Davis of Hewitt, Minnesota,
which took place at San Diego, Calf. :,
Jan. %, 1919. Mrs. Davis is q sister
of Mrs. Waiter Lunsford. Miss Lay
ton had been working in st. Louis and
went to California to join Mr.. Davis,
who was in training at that place. We
understand they will make their home
in California.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
WEEKLY NEWS NOTES
(By County Agent Glenn S. Hensley)
Program for Farm Bureau Annual
Meeting.

The St. Francois County Farm Blu
reau will hold it's annual meeting in
the Court room at Pennington, Sat
urday afternoon, February 18th. The
meeting will begin promptly at 1:3O.
Mr.. Eenophon Caverno, President of
the New Madrid County Farm Bureau,
was to be on our program but a tele-
gram from him recently stated that it
would not be possible for him to be
present. The president of the Federal
Land Bank is suffering from an at
tack of the influenza and will not be
able to attend the meeting but is
planning to send another member of
the bank to take his place. The Coun-
ty Agent from Madison county, with
a delegation of farmers, is planning to
be with us. Mr.. A. l. Foard, former
County Agent Of this county, now as
sistant County Agent Leader, will be
with us, as well as Mr.. j. X. Jones
District Agricultural Agent. These
men will tell us about the work Other
Farm Bureaus are doing in this State
and other States.
In addition to these special features
of our annual meeting, the election Of
officers of the Farm Bureau will bt
held and the plans for the years worl
to be undertaken by the Farm Bureau
will be adopted. The membership
campaign for new members will b.
put on the following week. Everyone
| interested in Farm Bureau work will
be heartily welcomed at our meeting
A great deal of interest is beini
shown in the Farm Bureau work ant
a large crowd of farmers will attent
this meeting. We are asking specia
assistance from the old members o
the Farm Bureau. We are expecting
them to help advertise the meeting ant
bring some new men along with then
Ia. L. ,.,oak,pn
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14

continue in its present state of tur-
MOL indefinitely. Should such action
be taken, then the Allied armies
should confscate sufficient wealth
from that country to pay the heavy
penalty that will certainly be assessed
against that country.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14

tations and fertilizers will be tried out
on the land to find the very best of
soil management for our type of soil.
The final location of this field will be
announced at a later date.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14

The report now comes from Ger
MANY that if the Controlling authori-
'tieg' IN that country think the peace
terms that are submitted are too Sc
we're" on them, they win refuse to
sign them, and that the country viii
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
Knob Lick and Brightstone Farmers
Organize

The farmers of portion of the
south end of the county have just re-
Gently organized two farm clubs; one
at Brightstone and one at Knob Lick.
Brightstone has a membership be-
tween 20 and 80. Knob Lick has ap-
proximately 40 members. These clubs
are organizing to enable them to fse1
cure greater support. from the *Ccun-
ty Farm Bureau. They plan to hold
regular meetings and by menas Of CO
operation, to aid the farmers Of their
community.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
Sur Il aAahntmne c,it<
pfehlctt.

Dos Wettrenner Inn Sic 8eberr.
ffuna bes @eltmarffttes miro iog1etd
nod nnter5ei6n1tng oes 5rieoenSber'
traqes 1einen Mnfang nebnner, II
ser Sat, es bat bereits bego111et1L
ueberam miro Ser @unih laut, bat
Sen 8emiibnngen Der teilnebmer1oer
san6u1trienen nnb &anflel1te 10 mer1ie
tpie moqlih beb0r6libe 8ei6ranfnr'
gen Ser eigenen &egierl1g nB 91tt'
6ernis in Sen @eg gelegt meroer
m00dhtet. Auulitdt nr6 8reiie loner
iotpeit 6ies m6gIid, Sic nl1sfdlagge'
ben6ert aafttoren iein. gtelfoA nbe1
miro bierbei %iberieben, bob arte'
b6lig gIeiden Beoing11ttgen &d1fe1
un3meifelboft ienem gerfdlfer Der
Woraun aebert iper6en, Ser ii6 6nrd
frii6ere 3eiitnngen 11n6 S1tnebalt11tq
eingegmnger1er @erpflibtn1g Der
beiiere1 STUFF ertporben bat.
Dab sic beiten @iini9e eines ieoer
qrte11 Entertainers Sic 8%eitrebl1nger
Ser eigenen Mation IN biefer Midtli11q
begIeiter tperben, 1T ielbitberitdnolt6,
qernoe 6esboD aber 5ollte er oara1i1
beiteben, bob M%itbetperber, bic be
b1fs gr3ielung aeitDeiliger 9orteilke
.llnreolid 11ro fe1bftin6tige 8raftifer
untDen0er, bon Der &onfnrre1t5 a1isge
faIofien perber. Ment proftgiertge
Sabrifanten, tint fdnen groBe @e'
tpiatte a11 maiden 1tr6 tdd 6ar11 BON
Morffte 5uriid5ieben, 111lter Der Mfarfe
eMsabe in TIE L. g." 5d11notpare
Iiefern meIde ffret1oe 8olfer letb1
5u Ser SoIeerrr1g gelaneer, baB oae
amerifonifde Wore Sduro 1T. 9e1
quite &nf elmer baroeltreibet1oen 9ea.
fior1 lit auf bent 8eltn1arfte et1ter
Ser m6ttgffen unb ei1trdglibitee11
S%afftorett beg grfolges. Dies bon
Meqieru11gen n1tberer addtrber beretts
lett lattgerem erfd1tnt nor6en 11n6
bat snn grIaiie bon Geieben gefhbrt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
National Catholic Mar
Council.

&ar6inaI @ibbons, goriiRer6er
bes @eneralz&o11itees Mber fatboli-
|i6e Mngelegenbeiteu nn6 Sntereiien,
bot Die Mn5eige ge1nodt, BOB er ali
ben "a. -5epter1ber Die idmtli6e I'd.
tboliiGe @ierardie Der @ereinigten
Stunten 5l einem &on5il IN Ser Ia
tbolii6e1, n1iDerfitM 5t Maibington,
g. g., 5niamnenberufen babe. Sc
tpirb bies bie erite dbnli9e &onR-
reno felt benz britten Blennr-@on5il
BON Baltimore iei1, tpel6es I'M Sab
re 1884 itnttfun6. Die @eneralabiidt
Ser &onferena 1T, pie &aroinal Glib
bons 6nrtnt,. @omitees at organiiie-
rem 5utn 5tu6i1tm Ser @obIfabrt Der
Stride un6 0es 2an6es, beionoer3 nnf
cem f~o3inle1t un6 er5ieberifben @ebie-
te. gs tperben ribt n11r fftrdbli@ePro-
bleme our 5pra6e fomrnen, ionoerfl
aud io3inIe nno er5ieberiibe &robles
me, Sic glei9fang ben 4ongreB be.
fd%dftigen, mer6en @egenita11o Der
Diisfmifion bilben. Son MIN an
miro ie6es SSabr cine @%erfammlnng
cner 8ii66fe 6es 2an0es ftattfit0e1
our Megelung firdliber Mngelegers
heiten. Norbereitnngen fir Sic
g%erfammlung int September per6en
bon einem @}eneralfomitee gatrofferl,
tpel9es beitebt a11s@aroinal @ibbo11s,
@oriiben6er, un6 ben bodmften @ii-
i60fen g. S. Me11l6oon bon &offoro,
81 s. 59rembs bon Eole6o, Obio,
S. e. '@lnB bon SnlM Safe Gitp 1tr1o
So. s. @uifen bon @b%arleston. 9as
@eneralfomitee miro {i6 bon Belt GIT
3eit b%erinmmel1t CUR a1%1sarbettnnJ
zines bouen Hrogramms nr Die
&onferen5 nn6 ipdter tpiro, tpe111t es
nod benz BIane 6es @aroinnl8 gebt,
in Ser Sn11ptftoot ein b~eitdnoiges gu.
rea11 %eingeri9tet mer6en. -Mn6 lou
inbetrodt fon1nt11e Sic Mufbring1rg
zines 6on6s Fir ben 81. 8nter, TIT.
mnere nr16 frem6e Miliioner, fit Die
fatb. nniberiitm, fir fatbotnbe grs
.5ieb1trg I'M mgerneiner, ffuiir bic To- g.
tboliide 9rejfe u16 fit %algentei1se
2egislatior. : -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Sic nidt MIR Ben @61fer I'M Mrtslano
5u i6lben geeignet iino, ionoern
audi, nno bies 1T Elm midtiger 8unft,
ben getpiifenbaften Sqbrifante11 nno
gambler gegen unlauteren WfitbetDerb
liber5uitellen.
Mlg qep11e bon6nbiibe @diefabri-
fanten 8are erportierten, Die rur ge-
ringen 6ettge6alt batte nn6 6a6nrf
Sen STUFF oieles ni6tigen G%11sfubrar-
tifels l6es 2nrbes i6d6igten, totem
iib sic a%ngefebeniten Weetereien oes
@onbes 5uiamrner, %gruroeten et1e
grport 8ereinig11ng, 11n6 ertpirfte1
bon Ser Megierung cine itrerge amt,
|li6e Briifung alien. &sdiiIes Dor iei11er
gerlaonng. Min6ertpertige Bare
mnr6e Sen 6%abrifanten 5nrMdgege-
ben nit einem 5tempel berieben, BET
ibft aIs ioI6e fenn5ei6nete. Ml1d IN
&alifornien beiteben felt Sabren Ser,
ban6e bon @einpro6u5erten unD
0blferporteuren, Die 6urd berer ger=
padung un6 on6er1neitige &enr13etd-
t11tnq @aren be5iigli9 brer 4nalitat
qarantieren. Sen ent16ieberlter
5dritt ouf bieiem @ebiete bat ieoo6
Hnir5lib Snpnn nnter11omme1. 50
ban bat Elm @e1eb erlo1fen, 6em511<
foIge ole @ore, Die fir ben Grport
beItimmt iii, MIR 6ann our Berlbtf-
funq 5ugelaiien mer6en bar, mern
lie auborl bon ben 8un6esinipeftoren
inipiaiert nno ols 5ufrieoenlteaenD
onerfannt por6en 1T. 3nrif5lhib=
rem lit 6ieIe Beror6mtng anf bic gr=
fohrnnqer1, mel9e Snpm NIT ieinen
5treidb0l5ern i'm 8eltmnrfbe 81
peraeidnert battte. Snfolee 6es Mls=
idlu1ieg Ser oiterrei6iiden &onfar-
rena un6 ser Be19rdnfung beg .ihtpe=
6i1den mdibrenb Beg &rieges, fonnte
bog 2an6 6es Mifo6o foit Die go115e
8elt nit ieinen 5trei6bdl5ern iiber-
ihpemmen. Dieie ertpieien iid ie-
bod I'M @erg1eib nit ben G%r5eugnii@
len frIiberer 2%ieferanten 10 u1tbefrie-
6iqe116, 6aB olle11 iapaniiden Jabrt-
fnnten nit einem gepiiien Mibtrnlie1
begegnet mnr6e. Die @egier11tg per.
fuate fofort bie @mItelung.be M1ts-
fuBr, }orgte fir bie Mnfdafffung her
beiierter Mai6inen un6 oie Ginfib-
r1nq b~erboafomnneter Gabrifatiors-
metbo6en, lobaB bon Darn an Sapam.
aud 6nrb feline Streidbol5er iet1.
2idt i'm @eltmorfte leudten lol1en
fonnte. Die ii6 biera11s %ergebenoen
2ebren fir amerifani]6e 6abrifanten
iin6 10 ie1bitberftdnbli@, bob lie 11dbt
in @orten ol1sgeorIH at peroen
bran6en. Soffsntlt6 peroen tie nt6t
11l1r ber1tanben, ion6ern au6 getpi1-
ienbaft nnb nlieitfg befolgt meroet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
Ghrenoes 5cuenis.

Die @eididte miro Dem 51ruf-
treten6en gnhof 8en5ler bon
Meb 6as ebren6e 3e1tgris geben, baB
IN ieinem gn115en 9nn6el11 niht mo-
tionnIiItii1e @ebietspoIihn, iou6ern
sein5ig 6ns @obl Der 9i05eie, 6ie @et-
tung Ser Seelen maBgeben6 NOR.
Dies berbient I'M 10 n1ebr iebt ber-
b%orgeboben at tper6en, 90 gernbe Mbt
8en5ler bon Marin 2nn1 feline Or.
bebung gum 8i51of bon Weeb bent
beion6eren 8obIuoIle11 beg @aifers
ber1anfh. Muffanen6 mar es, mie IN
|Iebter Set run5oTiihde Hnb e1gIifde
9lditter berborboben, pie bieier Bi.
|ibof nnfs engte nit Dem Iotbringi-
iiden BoHe ber1padfen iei. 8rob aaaet
lSdtpierigfeiten u116 Berb69tiglrgen
bnbe er fi1 ftetg aIg edit Iotbringi.
i9en @irbenfurfte11 %ertpiefen. @dn11
Der nmfta16, bob er ieine erfte @e6e
am &onfefrntionstnge trob Ser Mn-
neienbeif bodgeitenter 3ibil- 1tn6
Milhdrbeamten IN fran50iii6erSpru,
de gebaIter babe, fei ibm bon ieire11
Di05efanen bod o11gerednet tDor0en.
5ron5Diii9 iei benr audi Die getpobm
li9e Gprade BEG 9rofnoriats geipe-
fen. 1n6 nIg sic 1el1tf1e 8ertpaltu11g
Dor bem &riege Die fran56iiide Gre-
6igt berbot, for6 fie beim Bif6of leb.
baften un6 erfolgreiden Sutherland.
MIs nnh Dem S6eitern Ser Iebten
|DHeniibe bon 1918 6ie MilitGrbebor-
BEN sic gbnfuier11ng bon 10Y Iotbrin-
giIden D0rfern nnorbreten, legte fib
8i16of 8er5ler ins Mittel un6 brads
te es oobin, baB Der 8efebI MIR fir
abt5ebn IN Ser @efedtslinie liegerbe
D0rfer oufredt erbalten pur6e. Nlt9
fem LETTER @irtenbrief 5etgt i'm IN
engiter Gubl1tng nit ieitem Bolfe.
Mad6er1 er erfldrt bate, pie bie Sc
bette nm 8een6igu1tg 6es &rieges nun
enbIi6 erbort ifeien, fdbrt er fort:
,l1eber6ies erfiiM nlt1 Die @etDiB-
beit, 1uB Der 5rie6ensbertrag unier
teures 2otbringen nit ieinem Welt-
terInn6e berbi116er miro, NIT SSubel.
Sd peritebe elre Gren6e;; i6 tueiB ifie
at tpiirbigen un6 nebme bon gnttaer1
&eraen MnteiI oaror. @ernbe tpie i4
Sic nebel 6eg @rieges nit el1b ertpd-
gen bobe, 10 fa1t1 iit5 nun teiInebmer
an e1trer 6reube." Mnn hdcttte glnl1.
ben folIer, 6aB ein Mann1t BON folder
@enber5igfeh, iolber 2iebe 51 ffei1ert
nntergeberett IN Der iebigen 3et urt
belten m1f i~ei11e11 8often belaf1ea
nor6en mare. Mer Sic g%bd1tDiniiten
511 @nris ba9te11 a11ber8. @s rniiBte
eli, gebore1,er Grdn5oie 8ii9of bon
Mek tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
N1Gnner Hes Delfcs.

Nabreno Bra1toent 8illo11 fi9B nod
1lldt often 1tt1o e11og11lt1g oaB11 err
tlart bat, DOB er troB oes OFT a1isge-
1prod,et1en Mlt1ti9es 1e1rter 1115dblt.
gen Sre1t1oe 1ir1o BefO1i110erer e111e11
or1tte11 Ser11111 nbleb1re1r miro, 10 1T
ood a115l1tebr1en, bob CT iidb 1nir I'M
aaer111gltr1tIglte1t Sole on5n ent-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
Sur Misrepresentation.

@ie Bog es 1T, tpenr Gragen Die
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nad beitimmten @run6idbe1 enti9ie-
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@olittiiff qema9t mer6en, berrdt Die
@altnng oes@ongreiies gegeniber Der
Sraqe Ser &riegsprobibition, Die om
1. Snli @eiebesfraft erlnngt, pe111
sic @eror6nltng ni6t nod in ben leB@
ten gaqert borber mioerrufen miro.
Son eitern 6emofratii9en &ongreB
ais @riegsmoBregel perbdngt, ern-
pfieblt Ser 8rGii6ent - Der IN 6ielen1
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jdon Ser Grieoe ntdt gef6loien it,
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meIde sic @eiebgeber I'M Gimme bat.
ten, ols tie iene 8eror6nlr1g erlieBer1,
gegen1tnnbsIos gemor6en if.Der Son.
greB, an ben Ser 8rdiibent 6teie @ms
pebIunq ridtet, 1T iebo9 niht mebr
Der nlte, IN 6em Die D%er1ofraten Die
Mebrbeit beiaBen, fonbern eth nelter,
ser aus Ser Iebten 8ab1 berborgitg,
melhe sic repnblitaniibe Mi1orltdt
in cine Maioritdt bertDn1beH bat.
Diefe betradtet MIN an erfter Stele
Sic qn11ae Mngelegerbeit bom 8artei,
~ftat6pu11fft, ebe fe Die gntf9eto1ng
trifft. &nr11 fie Die meiiten @orteile
~.o So. or. .fknka,rr Hn2 Mnfntoa afp.
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Die gintpanoernngs- nnb 8onbe.
annte1t bon SEEM Sort bnber 6ie Sun.
Sc bon nit Musman6erern at turt
melde nit ie6em @afiagierbampfer
bon Metpg)orf abfnbren.Sm 3oQbons,
no oie &idpan6erer 6ie @infom'
menitel1er 81 5ablen 11n6 Die Bdilt
fir sic Mbfabrt al erlangen baber1
miro 6te 3abI Ser tGgliben &uidtpa1.
6erer ouf 1000 Big 1900 gei9abt uni
sic 8eamten erfl1ren, bob Die @if.
numbering our Monie a11sortet. Sta.
Iiener, Brie9en u116 Serben bil6er
einen groBen Sell Der &idpa1berer
piele bon bnen fin6 i'm 8efib beoen=
TENDER 5nmmer, mdbrenb man6e
fa1m Sic neberfobrt be5ablen f0nner1.
M6t3ig 8ro5ent Der @idtpanoerer
fin6 Ialierrer, nnb 6ie metften bon
LINEN erffIdirer, 6aB fie ni6t Die Mb'
iibt baben, ie nie6er bierber 5rrMf=
5ufebren. Die acknowledgements
tpequnq eritredt ii9 ouf 6as gan5e
9an6. Sic &eute fommen in Der
&a1ptIade aus ben @Ias. nn6 Gum.
mireifenA5abrifen in Ohio nn6 aus
SEN &obIenrebieren 8enniplbaniens,
aber aud a11s ben meter entfernten
me1tliben 5toaten. Sic Mebr5abl Der
Mudtpan6erer lit ii9 Der Gmiube
mohI betpuRt. 6aR 1ie 1tnter BEN be-
1teben6en Mnsmnn6ernngsgeieBe1
nidt au~riiiidff6ebren fonnen. Ser Wan'
qel an Observation-Disclosures
berbin6ert biele, Sic &iidreiie fofort
an31treten, 10 6oB gew6bnli6 250O
auf Ser @nrteliite Der 9ar1pferge1euz
idaften iteben. Sober Mndtparoerer
miro bon Ser 3ollbeb0rbe nn6 bon
Sen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regts
zitriert, .qet,ol 10 pie EN- @intpan6erer,
un6 6a6nrA baben Bic @earnte11 IN
SiiIe nn6 Giile a1 tim, 51t1tnl Elm
outer Sell Ser Mndtpan6erer Mnal-
bbabeten o6er bod 10 n%ngebil6et fin6,
oaB sic nottpenoigen &egiItriertngs=
formalitdter1 iebr er1dtpert neroen:
5obal6 Ser 8erfebr BON Bnl1n-
qier6ampfern tpie6er normal iei1t
miro, miro Sic @iidapnnoerlt1g nab
Mniidt ser 3uftdn6igen 8eantten 1ol-
de Dimeniionen ornebmen. oaB tie
bon Sen iebt I'M Dienit befin6li6en
8eomten fanm miro betpdlttgt tper.
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boIliter 8eiiH, erfflddrt Elm 5rdlleit
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5llriidgefebrt it. Grdttfreib 1T 6ds
fi11erdr1nite 9dt1o Der @eH rn16 bieI.
Ieiht bnts6rduIein @IntterD bort man.
DIES gefebe1t. mas ibr ben Al1sfpri4
ei1qeQeben bnt. Mer mir firdtett,
lie &c bier Bre6igertn ii Der Bifte.
@ir fberr fdo11 at tief INT aJe1air1i8.
mus, uni nltf cine f16errei9e gu.
funif nod rebrtet1 3li f61t11e1t. HUBER
Sic gintpan0er1111g bringt tie inns.
Ser nir es nusiblieBIi6 al berbar-
Ten BaberL 6ob mir nidbbt Idngf gu.
fHtdanben a~,igetrieben it16, 111tter mel.
den Sic Gnfp6lfer1tf1g 5rat1freids
Ia1qia11 dber fder bor ib gebt.