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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
REDUCE BAKERS
FIGURES ONE HALF
BY Strict Party Vote 5000. .o00. ooc
Army Estimates Are Trim.
med BY the House To
Secretary Disgust

WAahlns'un. June 10 ~ strlc
party vos~. re ubl,esna IN shr hoas'
go.is, Allin1 oFt den,acgalle atsumr
g. pul thgoash new form ~ park
hriaisison rhs w#a an efgor q
salhuvsse Ire pnr,hafe ~ ylss vaY o.
paFlmsns n aHee Ia The souih which
h@rc hosa uaed fpr army camp ana
ean'onmvnts The Note was Is8 in
III
Southern Democrats made hsa'sd
protests against ihs pfavlpion IA ghr
afmf appropriation blll fafhsdtins ihe
aNsAsf sns mnsApendsd balances In ghs
YAr Department funja for ia. uuf
flssao a additional land zoe military
aarp"Aea ~ for eaniuamcnta
Y Sas apparent lha, democrat bod
aortd ~ strike this prohibition 'ffnm
shs military mssssnfV. and permit lhe
government % SPEND millluua os dal
Ara IN 'he acquisition ~ landa gsam
southern landowners sor which a.
gar DEPARTMENT haa no prsHaug usv
ana probably never WI have neea
Al soon a. ih# estoel we4 com
pieie'l fhe lsfaer Passed lhn army
aeasarr having rnt ihe hiii down frcm
= lil go 600 an 4 came from the war
4 naftns n' Il 0.ail uia Ii the eon.
mlliee. and 20 gTis e8 ooo Ia lhe
noase The total saving an he maaa
afe since u iefl the war department
amounted % moro than g58o A0 DoN
The m"asure, as u paeaea ibe h,uso
proslifr fof temporary army Of aoa
nM men
sHploff n he real estate nlan hy
ID" democrats vaa based On the aile
isali"n that The war department. sub
'anu"ni 20 ssrning tho arinlagieo. en
4 red into agreements with many land
ownora for he purchase ~ lana rof
army purposes
Ia Eoue easea u wac contenied. |
swners ~ land had been forced 10
nove and "a" failure of conrroas to
pako enod on such 'sjniracts would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE

II Isn't age. It's careless living that
puts men down and eut" Keep POUR
internal organs IN good condition and
you will always BE- ply y@icaily fit.
The ktds~ys hrs the most over
worked organs ins the human body.
When they break down under the
strain and the deadly uric acid ae-
cumulafes and crysfsIilx<s look ost'
These sharp crystals tear and scratch
tst delicate urinary channels causing
exero<iating pam ard set up irrita-
tons which msy ranse premature DE-
eeneystisn and often DO :, turn into
d. adly Brsgbf's Disease.
Que ef the first warnings 81 siuK-
gish kidsry artson IL rain or stiffness
IN the small 81 tLa back. loss Of apps-
tife. indigestion Or rheumsfis sm.
DO not wait until the danger Is upen
you AZ the fifst if.tiraticn of trouble
70 after the cause ~ once. Get trial
bar Of GOLD MEDAL Hnavlem Oil
Cspsuiss. imported direct from the
laboratories IN Holland They will give
siuosf immediate reissf. II for sny
cause they shenld not. your money will
BE- refunded Buf h. sure TO get GOLD
NEEAI. None otter 70 eennnoo. u
ssaied boxes. three ases-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
PREACHER SAYS R0AOs
BUILD RURAL LIFE
Rids Nation Of Isolation, Poverty
and Ignorance; Summary OF
High Points Pertlnently
Put

kansas ci,y June - That SOC,
roads are the most prominent faciol
in the deA slcimen, af rural iife 4
the United States WAS she dsclaral 81
, of key 4 N hlfiheai. Unitarian
minister ~ this city, in rccsut n.
mon on improved hlgheaya
! ~To rld csr nation OF isolation. pow
eriy, ignorance and IN h,alih Il
necessary 10 have more adequate
means of communication NJ Hltk
head said The LONELINESS and lso'a
is9n of country life. due % haa foa5e.
q likely the mort serious hlndtanc" 10
The progcr development 81 connt,
reople"
The following y summary Of What
good roads would mean 10 Missouri
and Kansas, according to Mr. Birk
head
Cood roads would
Greatly increase thc value ~ farm
property
Bring remote agricultural land with
In practicable hauling distance from
railroads
Make the motor truck economical
for farmers
Tighten the labor 0f horaes and asya
wear and tear on harness and wa@0aR
Bring relief from congestion n ihs
fall and consequently relief from
flooded market
Provide a wteadier food market
Enable tho farmer 20 a.il hts saa
dnei -hrn The market and aot the
road IA favorable.
Exempt tho farmer from the pay
mpnt OF mud tax"
Extend and improve rural delivery
service
Enhance The personal. social and
educational advantages ~ country rife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
undermine its support

"tfH' hNHf ~ HAFlfRtA
Nv ihe establishment q sori o'
moral crcai' sareNM this organization
pr osts % furnish any woman a con
fidcntial report on the double iifc"
Of hrr huAland II she wants one The
inquirer does NOT even need 20 s,ta
h'T own name IN makine ihe inauirg,
lhe msy designate posiofficc box at
dress or any place whore an agent ~
The league msy posit the ropori oa
its investigation
orRaniseFs % the bureau say lhs'
seventy OF ineir number have pledged
70 do the investieating work in ihe
open While the remainder win work In
secret.
$50 many have such Old reprobasca
fsr husbands" said enc ~ ihe chiefs
they can't work openly because these
husbands Won't lct them. Therefore
they will work secretly" The theory
of the league Ia that II man has NOT
been walking the straight and narrow
path ono Of the five hundred win know
about ii--or at least can find out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
NEW ROCKS AT
CITY LIBRARY

The loliowlns Books have been re-
ceifsd at tAe cafnsg.e library
Fiction
HuRhss unpasdonahls Sin
John'hp foes
chutehili a Fat Country
plees- cMlataa her aud cclnmhan
lhsnes roos fIasaemsn 81 the Apo
calygss
4 ntrns9t Pretty lady
Waite In che liearl ~ FOOD
Van Dyke Valley ~ vl-ian
Riettnaaoher rJsh'ihg she F1ytn,
Circus
Juvenile
iiaum Land ~ ca
Baum nggard IL or
naum Nmegald CRY nf os
cowles Robinson cnsoe Reader
Mahle Fairy Tales
nfyant siofes u Tell abe fAt,Is
Ona@.
pniri White Patch
Perkins Delrlan Twins
haFgs as Adventures az nab whste
nurg.ws Adventures ~ peter cas
tontali.
Alcot' l.iile Men
Sherman, v r A Loot Patrol
Fitch nv Demon Mosorssans
Cox, : A. narc Boys IN Rcd cltv
Cox y 4 Dare Rows II vsnrlnnsa
Cox, s A naFe Rows ut brandy
wine
cox. = A nArc Ross in ihe North
woet
Cox, 4 A i'are Boys Af,cr nenc.
diet Arnaid
Cox y A nare lsoya WIN Goncsal
Greene
Cox. 4 A. Dare BOYS and the Swamu
Fox.
Cox, Dare poyw of issg
Cox, A. Dsrr Rows iu rrenton
Cox. A i,arf noea IN vierinia
Cox. = 4 Dare noys On the mud
fon
Cox. 81 A. Iiare Rosv wlth I.afay. sspI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

With LOCAL. APPLICATIONS n. ti,ps
cAnned r"ach she seai ~ The d~.sae
aatafrh = = local diaease. greatly In !
nueneed rs constitutional conditions,
and ~ order to cnre Il vou must tata
sn internal remedy ilalI's ratarrh
Madicine ls taken Internally and acts
thru the blood On The mucous surface
q ID" syhtriL iiaIl'a faiarrh Medicine
was prescribed BY ono OF tbe hes,
physicians in this country for years
u Is cofnpoued of some af tha brat
sonies known, combined with Yosno ~
The best blood pursiIsr. The perfee,
combination OF The snnfed,snss in
HsH's caiarrh Medicine Is what pro
iiices such wonderful reeuia IN "a t.
tsFrhal conditions. Send for segslmon
lala. free
=. J CHENEY 4 co. Props. Toledo.
O.
All Druggista. 95c
Halls Family pits for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

enisl hAsdaaips 81 ~ coau 81 slal,us
epala have - aaiaalsatr cash eass
'nd colaenea would hafr lo ass apsn
sil q them hefaFe llauidslion g,ala hs
accomplished
opi0aenis q lhv measaFr pointed
eai shAs y laAsn ue,f bY thr govern
mans Az ei lhs ,ama eouI hara
ehans"i hanla a. 4 srvn.s naaarly sn.
haneed Yalar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

'hirAasl~' assfrtafY ifusaarps aas u
y wslllaas. w.~slpsfa aad u N ias.
us'. rsfkina ~sss asasa vls~ peeM
erris NJ fiah. aiuiwstss wAa
she4sa tslsfaee 10 the uailenai cse. !.
ssNtiua
fhn atsnrsaiien ssiaiea resolaliea
eellins hss an Anieudateui y lhe tesa.
ea State lae la pader Ga laslpase ina
aenaai state llesnse re tas peactleiag
oalDm"'fsta ~ o. lusiea,l ~ On.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
on nonaAn - nnralnrn1.

ehlshena taf. Iune A ghn An
nasl meeting ot 10" ohlabDma Uesa
m"sfia'A esanslaiiau heEr issl Nenk
~ M.AnSis sior9an " lienisAslls pas
elected pssvilspg Ejwara carr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
For Itching Torture

There n one remedy that seldom
fails 20 siop iichinT torture md rel,cve
skin irritation and that makes the shin
roff. clear and healtiiy.
Any ctaggsst can supply yon with
Zcmo. which generally overcomes all
skin siizfasez Ecuma. itch, psrupiea.
raehes. blackhnads in most cases give
way TO Ze.no. Frequently, minor blsrn-
ishcs disappear oser night. Itching us-
uaily Stops instantly. Zcsno IL q safe.
antis<pfic liquid. clean. ea1yso use and
cepeDdable. II costs only &c: an ex-
ira large bottle. 81 20. II will not stain
is not greasy or saicky and ix positively
ssse for tender. srnsiiive skinA
Ths E. w. Ross Ca. CisuetnpA D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

Fenale s,aepl teachers ~ he
United Niaiss ase ast ceaaalslaK
an'ons Z" demaua masW pay aaa
fsras'ililaa ~ ihe teadaes ~ aeAaol.
~ taafesenlAlIaa An Inaal hnAaaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
THE
Pollard
"spoTLiGHT sAptr %
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
Mae Marsh


Mae Marah comes to the pall.ra
theafer. In what is said TO BE- without
question the best Goldwyn picture In
which she had vet starred she ia
Sadie Sullivan, described az "a whsm
steal producf OF Old Erin" Thstch 4
roots, Jaunting cars. simple attire and
al the features of life In Ireland are
beautifully pictured early in the story.
Later the peasant girl comes 20 NJ "
York and in time embarks on a the
a'riosl career. becoming. by reason Of
hershyness and aloofness. .'.the sanity
shQwgiri. IN dashlng musical come
dy A startling solution comes out
OF this fangle in which Sadie finally
triuusyhs. N
Fatty Arbnckle in a good reissue
comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

Nearly one thousand chsrwomen
employed 10 tie Dominion Govern
meni offices at Ottawa have formes
a union with a ylew of obtaining Al
increase IN wages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

Cut This Out and Take II With You
man often forgets the exact name
Of the article he wishes TO purchase
and as last resort takes something
else instead That IA always disap
pointing and unsatisfactory Tnr
safe way Is 10 cut this out and take
u with you so NJ TO make sure q,
getting chamberlain's Tablets. You
will find nothing quite 80 satisfactory
for constipation and Indigestion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19

Marriage agencies Ia Japan ar.
now limited 10 ~ peaos fee on each
match made. One peso for an intro
duciion. s for a hunt for Pfc partner
aud the rest for actually binding two
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
rE THRgw AwAy As ceurcnrs

HE THREW AWAY Ais cguTcHrS
"SIx years ago ! had rheufnaiiam 70
bad ! was Eoing on crulches." writes
Augnst Stranded. Sister nay. Wis =
tried several medicines and doctors
and got no relief Three bottles u
Foley Kidney Pulls cured me. threw
away my erutches" Have no equal
foe weak. sore. aching back. muscles
or oiinty Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-19
TAMPA HUSBANDS
MUST TOE THE MARK
Wives IN Florida Organize a
Society To Investigate the
Double Life" Of Their
Worse Halves

TAMPA, Fla. June is-Fiye hundi l
Tampa women have formed the Wom-
ans Protective league and cay hey
propose to clean up organized vice by
direct action they propose 90
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
Observation-Disclosures ARRESTED.

Mormon Johnston and Geo. Lang
two negroes convicted at the last
term of the circuit court in Monroe
county for manslaughter, and who
escaped from the Monroe county Jail,
were arrested last Wednesday on Mr..
Early Stewards place near Pickens-
vile by Mr.. Stuart and Sheriff Dan
Taylor and accompanied by Chief of
Police McDuff came over for them
last Wednesday afternoon and car
ried them back to Monroe.
They were located a few days ago
and the Monroe county officers com
municated with. There was a re-
ward of a hundred dollars offered
for the arrest of each and the reward
was paid by the Monroe county au-
thorities.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
SPLENDID SERIES OF
SERVICES AT /. /. a. G.
lFrom COLLEGE Spec .ator. J

a AStAA N1AANSC 0PNNNohOi'
The students and faculty of /. |. &
G. are indeed fortunate in having
with them DR.. Russell, pastor of a
Presbyterian church in ST. Louis. His
wide experience and his vital inter
est in student problems make his
talks extremely practical and help
full The large attendance of the
girls at the services shows their ap-
probation of DR.. Russell
In the first of his series of talks
he enjoined his listeners to dig
anew in their hearts the we'll of pray
er of peace, and of joy even as did
Isaac in olden times. The wells
which their fathers had dug will not
suffice for them. Christianity must
be adjusted to present needs. His
text in chapel Thursday morning
was, "Silver and gold have | none.
but such as | have give | unto thee"
Unless people love Christ in their
own lives they cannot give Him to
others. Thursday night, he told his
audience of three anchors to which
all may hold and thereby be saved
when temptation comes, the home,
high ideals, and Jesus Christ.
From five TO six every afternoon
in the Y w C. A. library there will
be round table" discussions Of ques-
tons uppermost in the minds of all.
At the same place from seven-fifty
to eight-thirty each evening, DR..
Russell will give a. course in Bible
study. It is hoped that all who are
interested will take part in these
meetings.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
CHURCH, CHARITY
and RELIGION

this morning there will be a special
IL will be a song program by Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Scoiield, who are con-
Quoting the singing at the revival
meetings being held at the church.
The class, under the leadership
of Mr.. f. f. Galloway, teacher and
Prof. f. A. Stanley, president, is
making rapid progress and is devel-
oping splendidly both from the
standpoint of usefulness and attend
ance.
The men of the city are extended a
most cordial invitation to be pres
ent.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
MARCH 3IST BARGAIN DAY IN
SALE OF w. 5. $.
BUY on that day and save a penny.

Buy on that day and save a penny.
Jackson, Miss. Monday, March
3lst, is War Savings Stamp Day. The
millions of followers of the govern
ment's thrift campaign can make
money by buying their War Savings
Stamps Monday rather than waiting
until Tuesday On Monday the War
Savings Stamp. which in January,
1924, will be worth $500 can be
purchased for $4.14 On Tuesday,
April LIST. the same stamp will cost
you $$4.15. "A penny saved is
penny earned" according to Benja-
min Franklin, the American thrift
sage.
The bargain" day price of War
Savings Stamps on March S1st is
due to the government system of
paying interest on the Baby
Bonds The 1919 issue of w. 5. S.
IS sold at d graduate price. In jan
uary of this year the stamps were
sold for $412 Each month one
cent is added to the price, in order
to equalize the final maturity date
of the stamps which comes in Jan
uary five years hence. This FIVE
dollars represents the amount paid
for the stamp plus four per cent
interest compounded quarterly.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
His Sense of Humor.

MIR. Straddle," began a neighbor-
hood swain. what would you do if
asked you for Balmy's hand in
MARRIAGE"
Laugh, l reckon" replied Sol
Straddle, of Lonely Mush, Arkansas.
Il always enjoy joke. even when
it's on me. Country Gentleman.
Never volunteer familiar remarks
to a customer" says a famous Amer
lean merchant advising his clerks.
An English lady to whom ''Tit-Bits"
credits disappearing reply appa-
rentlv held the same opinion: Lady,
| want a pair of shoes for this little
hoy. shop Assistant-"Yes, Ger
tainly: er-French kidd" Lady
No. sir. he is my own son, and born
at BfiNton. Outlook.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30

If you will come talk cars with
our Mr. Robinson, probably you
will learn something about cars even
though he does not sell you. Robin
ION Motor Car Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30

The literal-minded patient who
says he has had nothing to eat ex-
cept the thermometer that was put
into his mouth to take his tempera-
ture is matched by the hero of this
conversation in Good Health
why are you hopping around like
that" My doctor told me to take
my medicine three nights running
and then skip night. This is my
night to skip. Outlook
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday, March 80.

Sunday, March 80.
9:30-The Sunday school.
11:00-Morning worship. Sermon
by the Rev. Francis w. Russell, d.
d., of st. Louis.
6:45-The Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
There will be no evening service
on account of the evange.;suc meet
ings in progress at the tol'oga and
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
church

the First Baptist church
The hours are according to ad-
ulation of the government. Thoye
who fail to set their clocks ahead
one hour on Saturday night will be
late for the services.
r. Excel Fry, Pastor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
BIBLE STUDY CLASS.

The Bible Study Glass of the First
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. f. l.. Wright Tuesday after
noon at $3.50.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Four big services are scheduled
for today:
L. Big Sunday school rally at
$3.50 All teachers and officers are
urged to meet DR.. Bateman at 8
o'clock sharp in the T. e. l.. Glass
room. He must have a conference
with them. Don't fail herein!
2. Preaching by DR.. Batemaa ut
II O'Clock.
3. Immense mass meeting for
both sexes and all ages at $3.50.
Subject of DR.. Bateman's sermon
lecture for this hour; Grace. Gri.
aad Backbone"
4. An intensely evangelistic meet
ing at 1880, DR.. Bateman preaching.
Remember that Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
SehOlfield are in .harge of the mt.
sic at Ail thess services.
Be sure to attend all of them.
r. S. Gavin, Pastor
SPECIAL SINGING TODAY.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-30
SPECIAL SINGING TO-DAY.

At the meeting of the Mems Ba-
Faca class OF the First Baptist church
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

Seite entfpreben6, nit Sabner 1nb
6dibnlein gefleibet mar. Die Cages.
begetiterurg ftieg erit redt, nls Der
bodtp. 9err bon ieinen gum Doppel-
feite erf9ienener bobm. Sreun6en
inter ben &Gdngen Der Meire @roDe
Mnfiffapene bonn Rfarrbauie our
S&siird1]e geIeitet tpurbe, 1tn6 ltnter ben
bra1lienoen E6ren Der 1te1te11, erit
fiir5Iid benz Dienite bes Germ ge-
tpeibten 8feifenorgeI gu benz berrlid
gefdmiiidter1 MItare. fdriH, I'M fem
Danfesopfer 6ar5Ibringen nobel nos
Bel CT NIT benz 11dirnIiben Mebgepm.
6e befIei6et tpar, bag ct Bel ieirrer
8rirni3 trug. @eim feierIihen @n1te
oiiiftierter Dem bodap. sSlibilar bodtD.
p. Meri11s, 8. g. 50, bon Der ct.
sssobns a1niperfih6t dIg graprteiter,
bodtp. 81. Games Qerbart5 bon SSrorl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

@eidibfe Der @emei11be Die Eatiabe,
oaB 5tpei 5iinfteI oieier 3eh Der
bodm. Sl1bilar III Der @emein6e 10
iegensrei9 tpirfte. Nab benz %feierli-
den @ottes6ienfte erteilte bodtD. ST..
Nr5t ben laframertalifden Segen,
porauf Der 2obgeiang u@roBer @ot"
6ie firblibe Geier gum @idltB
bro9te. Derielben mobnten. bei Der
hodpfte Serr Wt Better gnge1, 9.
s., bon Ser ct. Sobns Nbtei,
bodau'iter Migr. Nagl, GeneraIbitar
Der Dio5eie, BON 2ittle Soils 6ie
.bo9m. Beneoiftinerbaiter Gerhard
bon SEEM Mrnih, Martin bon Meire
@roDe uno Eimotbel1s bon MlbanD,
un6 6ie bpdm. @erren @llnrper bon
.BeIgraoe, 8elp BON Mlera11oriu, Bus
iber bon Mgeft nnia11, 2elttbner bo1t
3eorl 2afe,5earo1t bon Sa1tf Centre,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

Seilqueuen nit 1000 older angren.
5enoem Sort bonn &&ongreBf dis Na-
tiionuleigentl1m fir Die Nnbtpelt Dor-
bebalten I'M lire geaturibdbe un6
&eilfrdifte gegen @a1trer aner Mrt 81
ibiiben, un6 iie nls gigentum Der
giintDao Ebnerfhoft Der 8ereinigten
Staoten erflGrt. 5eitoem fat 0nfeI
Sam bieieg gigent1m nie ieinen
Ml1gapfel gepflegt 1,n6 gei6iibt. I'm
Die Anenen Dor 8erumreinigung at
ibMben, nur6en iie eingemallert nno
Iberbndt nn6 cine @aiferleitung IN
Sen @obnteil Ser Stapt bon ben
Aueuen aus angelegt. Mi1ionen bon
Collars n1r6en b~erausgabt, nm fabr-
bare Mege I'M unb anf Die Serge 5n
.ba1en, bamit Der @ein9er bte bur-
monii1e 2an6i6aft ringsurn in Nu-
genf9ein nebmen nr16 betDun6ern
fam. SIM l1rpal6 bat man @drten
un6 8%lumenbeete angelegt un6 So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

5taot Souf Centre sic ii9 am @b=
rentage ibres @eims ouf 6em Seit=
plase einfan6en, nm bas 6oppelte
Subelfeit uls Set Der 9anfbarteit
gegen @ot un6 als Set Der 2tebe 5u
ibrem Seeliorger in piir6iger Beiie
5u beeeben. Sen @eidtern Der gro-
BEN Meni6enidar> Sic berfammef
Das @ottesba1s Ser 5eitgemetnoe
umjtan6, fonnte man oas innere
Sreu6engefiibl, 6as ite beberri9te, 6ie
5eelenfreuoe, bon Der fie> angefiQt,
obIeien, uno man tpar BEL 6ieiem fre1t=
otgen Mnblif Der @emiBbeit iider,
oab Die Geitlidfeit, bonn @eiite Der
N(nbdngli9feit an Die @emeinoe un6
ser 2iebe at benz SSubelprieiter 6urd-
mebt, in @irflidfeit eine ieelenbone
NOR. nno Dies innere @efibI Der
Meni9enmenge tpurbe nod geboben
angeiidts Der i9muden Bier, IN bie
Stride uno Bfarrbaus, Dem boben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

fins Don Ysriibatperioner geeig11et, un6
bonn @onber11e1lr1emt Miertpnbt. neber
eine baIbe Minion QB9dioer tDer6en bier
iGbrlih erteiiH.
Stir soI6nten l1n0 Moatroien uno
an6ere ii DnfeI Cams 9ienT fteben'
Sc geiffer, Die an elmer, 6urd bieie
Auenen furierbnren 4rnrfbeh Ietoe11,
bat sic Gegier11ng Elm 9pitaI erbatt,
no ieoer Mufnnbme fin6et, 6eiien
2ei6en bartnddfiig 1T 1116 Der dratlt.
den &l1njt nidt ,peiden min. 9as
5pital tpur6e 1880 erbalt. 8ie Mber-
an in Observation-Disclosures miro
Elm 8rotofon Ser Bebnn6lung gefiibrt
un6 aus 6ie1en nrfunben erfiebt man,
oaB 80 Bro5ent gebein, ODER bob
mobler %e1tlalfen noroen ft11o. Mer6te
1in6 e%initimmig, bob ben Auelen e1-
ne &eilfraf i1netDobnt, bic ollie dr5t.
lih R11nit unb 9rnris IN ben Sdat-
gortiebung a1f Seite z.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

billions erba1tt gum g5ddube, CUR 0Rflt,
he Ser miioen @n1bertpeh. is M1ei.
len mnge gbauifeen dldngeln fidb Inn
ben 8ergruider 8OG5uB nufftpdrtg 5ur
gerqipise.
Die Nuenen iarnt Barf iteben TN,
ter Mufiidt Ser &egierung, Die einer
Mnffeber an Srt unb 5teae fat, I'm
bas Nublif1rn Dor neberborteilungen
bon getpifenloien Spefllanten 81
i9iiben. sic regl1liert Die Auellen,
sic 8noennitalten, bic ale ffel1eriider
gebaut 1per6en miiiien, fbreibt ben
8etriebsleitern Der 8n6ennitalten Ste
geln boz, tpie ite Die Runoidoft BE-
banoeln miiiien unb tpiebiel tie fir
ibre 5orgfalt forbern 6iirfen, 3. g:
fir Elm 8oo 1T ie MISUNDERSTANDING beg
@ebGnfes Elm Rreis bon % big 90
Gents porge16rieben, uno fir MiiHel-
Ioie bnt Die &egierung freie Baoe~
anita1ten erri6tet. 10 8a6eanitalten