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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
RUMANIA MAY QUIT
Kicks on Decision To Divide Banat
Between Her and Serbia.
lBy the Associated Pressl

Geneva, May 16.-The Rumanian
delegation may possibly withdraw
from the peace conference. Advices
from Paris, made public by the Ru-
manian bureau at Berne, say that
owing to the decision of the council
of ten to divide Banat between Serbia
and Rumania, Premier Bratiano and
the Rumanian delegation will quit
Paris unless there is a modifica ton
of terms. These are considered by
the Rumanians to be unacceptable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
WINNIPEG Is ORDERLY
Altho 10000 Are striking, No DEM
onstrations Occur.

Winnipeg. May 16.-Perfect order
and a lack of demonstration have so
far marked the general strike which
today involved nearly thirty thousand
workers in almost every branch of the
city's activity.
With a strike of the metal and
building trades on May first, the walk
out has gathered strength until nearly
all the retail stores and plants are in
volved together with railroad shops
and in some cases bakers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
SHOOTS HUSBAND AND WOMAN
Wife Claims Unwrittcn Law as Justi-
fication for Action.

East st. Louis, ILL.,, May 16.-Mrs.
Marie Gable, 33 years old. last night
shot her husband, J. w. Gable, and
Mrs. Flo Miller, 20. while the latter
was visiting at the Gable home here.
Mrs Gable was arrested and, accord
ing to police, said she fired the shots
because her husband had been atten-
tive to Mrs Miller Gable was shot
thru the left lung and Mrs. Miller in
the abdomen They were taken to a
hospital, where their condition was
said to be critical.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
Nab A RED. AMBASSADOR"
Backbone of Bolshevlsm" in Indiana
Nabbed After 4-Year Hunt.

Hammond, Ind, May 16.-Teresiti
Barbaruk, said to be the personal en-
voy of the Russian Bolsheviki govern
ment in the Indiana manufacturing
district, was under arrest here today.
Agents of the department of Justice
arrested him after a hunt of four
years. Barbaruk was said to have
been the backbone of Bolshevism'' in
Indiana. Agents said they found his
credentials as "ambassa DOR and large
amounts of Bolshevik literature in his
home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
WILL PAY HIGHER WAGES
Settlement of Chicago Milk Mems
Strike Is Near

Chicago, May 15.-Hope for early
settlement of the milk wagon drivers
strike here was held today by the an
nouncement of the Western Dairy
Co. that it has agreed to the higher
wage demands
This dairy employs 100 men. and It
was the first to break from the ranks
of the Illinois Milk Dealers associa-
ton, involved in the walkout
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
MOVE PEACE TABLE?
Bulgarian and Turk Treaties May 81
Signed at Constantinople.

Paris. May 16.-It is quite probable
that the Turkish and Bulgarian peace
treaties will be negotiated and signed
in ConstartinopIe, Saloniki or some
other convenient city in the Near
East, according to Reuters Paris Of
flee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
SUFFS GAIN ANOTHER VOTE
New Senator From New Hampshire
Pledges Support.

Washington, May 16.-Prospect of
adoption by congress of the Susan b.
Anthony woman suffrage resolution
was bettered by receipt of informa-
ton that Senator-elect Henry w.
Keyes of New Hampshire. Republi-
can. would vote for the measure.
His predecessor, former Senator
Hollis, voted for the measure in the
last congress. but his colleague. Sena-
tor Moses, Republican, voted in op-
position.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
K. P. CONVENTION At WINFIELD
Commercial Club Plans To Entertain
Many Visitors.

Winfield, Kan, May 16.-The an
nual meeting of the grand lodge of
knights of Pythias and the Pythian
Sisters will meet in Winfield next
week. The grand lodge officers VIII
arrive in Winfield Sunday. The dele
gates and the rest of the crowd will
arrive Monday. A large crowd is ex-
pected, and Winfield is making prep
arations to take care of all who come.
As hotel facilities are inadequate.
residences will be thrown open to ac-
commodate the visitors. One hun
dred automobiles have been pledged
by the Commercial club with which
to show the delegates about the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
SPANISH PAPER 0. KS TERMS
Nothing Could Be ImperiaIistic After
Hun Ravagcs. 1t Saws.

Madrid, May 16.-ApprovaI of the
peace terms presented Germany is
voiced by the Diario Universal, the or
gan of former Premier Romanes. the
Spanish liberal leader. The newspa-
per declares it would be unjust to ac-
cuse the allies and associated powers
of imperialism after the ravages suf-
fered by France and Italy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16

According to the forecast furnished
this morning by the weather bureau,
unsettled weather will prevail in
IA particularly in the southern
part of the state during the rext "a
hours. An area of low pressure is
located over Texas This morning. 1t
will cause unsettled weather in this
state. In the northwest there is an
CONTINUED on Page TwoD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
18th SETS A RECORD
Division Makes Quick Time in Prepar-
ing To Sail Home.

Coblentz. May 15.-Records OF the
inspectors of embarkation section of
the A E. F. show\the seth division
was the most successful unit to date
in completing preparations to return
home.
Profiting by the experience of other
units. the 89th's start for the coast
was managed expeditiously and with
out confusion. The last train load left
for Brest on Tuesday The division
was reported to be in excellent condi-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
URGE A REFERENDUM
Berlin Papers Would Put Treaty Up
to People.

Berlin. May 15.-The Vorwaerts
and Lokal Anzeiger urged today that
a nationwide referendum be held on
signing of the peace treaty.
The Munich Post. the most import
ant majority Socialist paper in Ba-
varia. said:
I'VE neither can accept nor refuse.
We must sign under protest, hoping
the entente will come to its senses"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
DOESN'T PLAN TO RESIGN
General Crowlcr VIII Not Accept
Post Offered Him In Cuba.

Enoch H. Crowder, who has charge
of revising Cuban election laws. does
not contemplate retiring from the
United States army and therefore he
says. has no intention of accepting a
position as political adviser in Cuba,
which has been offered him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
CIVIL WAR RACES!
SerbianS and CrOatianS Are
Fighting at Agram.
Many Are Reported Killed at
CrOatian Capital.

London, May 15.-Serious fighting
between Serbians and Croatians at
Agram, the Croatian capital, is report
ed in Vienna dispatch tonight to the
Exchange Telegraph company.
Many of the combatants are said to
have been killed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
CALLING THEMSELVES NAMES.

Berne, May 16.-"OnIy an idiot
would sign such a peace" declared
Herr Graf, majority Socialist, in ad-
dressing session of the PruSsian
assembly, a Berlin dispatch report
ed today.
AssembIyman Horgt charged
President Wilson with bad faith,
while AsscmbIyman Mcrboim said
tIpe treaty is a travesty on Wilson's
principles. a7
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
REFUSE POLAND A NAVY
Foreign Ministers Decide Against
Claim for Part of Hun Fleet.

Paris, May 16.-The council of for
eign ministers has refused the Polish
request for part of the Germany navy.
The Poles claimed that warships were
necessary for the defense of their
country.
The council also decided that pris-
oners of war held by the Russians in
Siberia. the Baltic provinces and the
Caucasus may be sent back immedi-
ately; those in soviet Russia will be
repatriated later.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
REDS ARE ARROGANT
Treat AII.cs Cody Since Czecho- Rus
ntanian Offensive allied.

Vienna. Wednesday, MAJ 14.-A1
the allied representatives have left
Budapest and red guards are digging
trenches about the city. Since the
apparent failure of the Czecho-Ru-
manian offensive. the Anglo-Ameri-
cans are less popular with the soviet.
Ten days ago the soviet adherents
were in panic and were prepared
for flight. burning official papers.
Now the Goviet authorities are mo-
biliZing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
THREE DEAD IN WRECK
Two Others Injured When Eric Train
Crashes Into Automobile.

Youngstown, o.. May 16.-Three
persons were killed and two others in
jured when an Erie railroad switch
engine crashed into an automobile
here today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16

II a ryFN
" CllO H1HOICo
,,-
NashlIlGtoh' May 1"'-A He VI ear
ing away from her moorlngs at St
Johns. n T., yesterday of the dirigi-
HE OK and subseouent damage when
a., ,.,;..,,. = ,,,.,,.,, Ca. o,,+ +o sea
'ii0 Imp "'7
has effectually terminated the plan 10
send that craft across the ocean.
The eD1endid nerforn,ance of the
~ -. - fI.ert,. fro,,,
uIi -Si"le oH iOHS
Montauk Polnt 10 NeWiouhuldhu hdu
elated navy men ana they We're oI1. con-
1ldent she SalelN ana SUGGEST uLS
could complete the voyage 10 England
therefore the nllshap Wnlcn Iesul.eu
IN her ellhlhatch Drought Keen US
apPolnt thlehI. ,.....
EaIy louay the navy ueP'il pe., ~.
sun Wds Wllhout oIlIcldi du W.? Elces aS ~ ~
une Iiai Iaie oi lle ole atns.iip si1a .,la
rom tile ues'i oS 81 10 INC
seal rcliins SNIP was eagerly d"di'eu'
oNcu 'P ny 9nip
,-fiIa oi,ns, ,', ~ ,,ci,ed - ,y 6of,ated and
Sai,e,, aboard he HSi+ish steav,eY CsIaT,
Da,,idsoT ~ u ,,oj,,+ sS ,,1iles eaet of
here today The b1inn which broke
a1vav iron, its DIoorinps late vesterdeSJ
is now being brought to this port.
Trepassev. Nav 16-With the
weather along the route to the Azores
the hest vet renorted, the America n
navy seaplanes and ,. will attempt
to start the transatlantic flight at
about 2 o'c1oclx this afternoon New
foundland time G:3O u. m. New York
time), Commander Towt s announced
this forenoon Meantime reDairs we're
being rushed on the NC-4 which ar
rived last evening from Halifax. and
if they are completed in time, she will
"hon Off with her sister nIanas If
NOT Tieutenant Comronder Reads
flyer will follow as soon as possible
Rough weather outside Trepassey
harbor which drenched the aviators
with an icy spray caused them to
abandon the plan to hop Off for the
Azores yesterday afternoon. according
to Commander John H. Towers chief
of the expedition. Also Commander
Towers explained that the NC-4
arrived and he decided to postpone
starting in the hone that all three of
the naval ulanes ,i,irbt make az +rio
-e7 -N NAS 'AAP
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
MIL LWAUKEE BARS |. W. W.

Proposed Meeting Saturday Night Will
Not Be Permitted.
Milwaukee, May 16.-The proposed
Industrial Workers of the World
meeting planned to be held at hall
here on Saturday night will not be
permitted to take place, according to
word received from Governor Philip
IWetsp.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
APPEALS TO POPE
Save German People From Ruin, Car
dinaI Hartmann Urges.

Basle. May 16.-Cardinal Hart
mann. according to a dispatch from
Cologne today. has sent a formal re-
guest to Pope Benedict to save the
German people from threatening
ruin"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16

TODAY'S TEMPERATURES
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
NC-4, Now at TrepasSey, May
Take Air With Others.
Weather Caused Abandonment
of Flight Yesterday.
FLAMES RETURNED TO HARBOR
Tried TO Rise Too Far Out at
Sea, Says Towers.
Commander Believes Craft Can
Get OF Nearer Shore.

Trepassey, May 16.-Crews Of
the three American transatlantic
seaplanes were preparing at 3 so
p. m. (2::20 p. m. New York
time) for the start of their trip
to the Azores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16
UNSETTLED WEATHER
Thunder Showers Tonight; Saturday
Will Be Fair Again.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS
Mostly cloudy with local thunder show
ers this afternoon and tonight in south
portion; Saturday probably fair and
slightly warmer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16

THIS is bad weather for the man
who has bought Palm Beach IL III
has nothing else to wear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-16

WEATHER FORECAST for kansas:
Cloudy tonight. with shundcr
showers. Saturday, probably fair rrd
slightly warmer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
2lns Scr 1llnocecnc
5prtna Fill.

SSrau 8eonarb 2ieier bon bier tpirb als
gefdbrlib ertrnnrfftt gen1eloet;; bpffentlih
tpirb balb beiieres iiber ibren 8uifanb 81
ber5ei6nen fem.
Mtdbael &anb mar bier al 8ein6 BON
Mprb 9afota, mo er bic Mgentur fir BITE
Beoples Some 8ibliotbef bebauptet.
Nnfangs lebter 8o6e tparen mebrere
Sarmer nit Dem 8erbeibolen bon 8oblell
fir bic @pring Sin Creamery 60. be-
iGdftigt.
Soiepb @nneting unb Srau f~eierten
borlebten 5onntag bns Self. Der iilber1er1
3ohaeit i'm beiteren @erpanotenz nno
Sreunbesfreiie, nobel ben Snbtlanten Die
6er5liditen @liidtpini6e entboten tpnr@
Sen. M1ge es Dem Subelpaare bergonnt
iein, mad meiteren Is Sabren bas Set
Der goloenen @o93eit begeben gu Ton
men.
Samilie SEQ 8anoer bon Der 8btte
@artb 0feIerbation tpar mebrere Gage
bier BEL Der Samilie Soiepb Binter 81
@a1te.
2ebrer %. q. 2embed, tpel9er bier eir
@ierteliabrbunbert bic @tele beg 2ebrers
unb Organiiten befleibete, tpiro, tpte es
beibt, na6 Mblnuf oes nd9iten S9ulterz
Minis bas 2ebrfab aufgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
St. pleph.

Nm 5onntagnn9mittag, ben IL. Suit,
fanb in ct. Sofepb Elm 9robes Ust1tons<
felt itatt. Sic Srauen unb SSungfrauer
Ser Wifion Stride batten langit @orbe<
reitungen getroffen. bor5iigli9 int Ndben
bon @iiionsgetpdnbern nnb &letoern flr
bic WiIionsfinoer. 9ieie tpurben a11s>
geiteut in ber @9ulbale nnb er3engten
gar man6ess Sob. 9ranben, rnter i9on
beforterten 2auben ipur6e f0itltber 9ome
Mabe @an6b unb See Cream b%argeboten,
iopie bic iibli@en grfrif91ngsmittel.
Sic @inber fmben grbeiterung AM Si1b
Bon6. SIN gan3en mar bas Set Elm iiber@
aus erfolgret6es.
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Some Coming Seier Der 8nrndgetebrten
@olbnten an. Inn 7 1br batten It'd etpa
SO berl elben an Der Sopn 9ale per-
1ammelt unb als, bas @i9nal geblaier
tpur6e, bepegte 1ib bic Paraoe. Scum ld11z
teten bic @ir9engloden, unb Die groBe,
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tie Mn8abI 8egriiBer fano 1t9 51r Sda1
ein. Sic &rieger tpuroen bon Der ct. So
1ep6s Mufiffapelle geleitet. GROCER Be1z
fan urb @o9rnfe %begriBten bic 9oloaz
ten i'm @orbeimar19. 9ielelben fnnoen
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pel6e 5uelei@ a1s @e6nertribins biente'
|Sn elmer ber3li9en @nipra@e begriBte
r. 2roger, O.. g. s., Die gliidlt9 @etmz
gefebrten. G11@ P. @enrp, o. g. s.. 9tel4
cine ee6anfenrei9e @ebe, un6 i9lieBlid
F. @embert, .. g. s., bon ct. Sobns.
l9as patrioti1@e @uitfprogramm ltet
ni6ts gu tpinf6en ibrig. Gu@ bic @o1z
|bnten erbeiterten Die it6 in ibrer Seimz
fe6r sladli@ fib1er6e @ense nit @e>
fang unb @o6rufen fir Bic tbnen gez
tpdbrte Sci tli9feit un6 8ef0ftgnng. Naz
turli9 fonnte bic 1ebtere nt9t @n1sbletz
ben. Nab6em P. 2ubger tie etngelaoen
batte an einem i@0;n ee6edten Slide R1at
gu nebmen, tpur6en tie bon ben Sung
%frauen bepirtet. go berliefen et1tge
]5tunoen in beiterer @eiinnnng, Biz Elm
berannnbenbes @etpitter ben betben gez
iungenen n1o erinnerungsmnroigen Sef>
il6feiten Elm @nbe ma@te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
Uor0 DQfotd.

,6argo.- Na9 Mnii9t 6es De'
fan $. s. 8oueps bon Der Mderbon:
l6ule oes @taates Nor6 D%afota.tDirf
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Meifen Ser 6elofru@t ni9t 81 befur9,
ten. - Die 5ta6t erbielt atpei 1ele
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So. IaBt @agerbduier nit einem So.
1tenoufmonoe BON $4,000 erriate1
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cine 6obrif boaen, Die $356,000 TO.
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@6la6ten begonnen. Die @eiea19af1
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nit einem &apitnl bon 6rei WeiQtonen
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8ismard. - Sic Sarmer uni
@ieb8udter bon gabaIier County ia:
ben eine Observation-Disclosures gegriin=
oct, Ole bel our @ntpidlung oteie1
@eqen6 beitrage1 6iifrte. Das @r1no.
fapitaI Ser @eieni6aft betragt $780,,
600. - SIZE @iienbabnfommiliion bal
6ie Mpplifotion Der Dafota Sight,
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sic @eieni9aften fir off ertlide 9t1b,
barfeiten i'm @taate nnter etren S1t1
5u bringen, bertpeigert.
@ran6 Gorfs. SSsm me1tlt,
diem EeiIe 6es @toates bat man, note
qemel6et tpir6, etne erfolgretde &or1=
.jbaqne gegert Die Senidredenp1age
beqonner. @ei5en nn6 Safe + babef IN
Iebter 3eit gelitten.
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IA Sabre nlte @obn Der San1lte Sboz
mas 5tebner, puroe eetStet nro ietne
@lterr1, cine iiingere S6meiter 1t11o
Elm @ddugling ertgingen NIT ft1apper
SLOT benz Eo6e, als er betm Hn1oreber'
nit eirern Muto, pelaes er itei1erte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
eridnarsB uiibtler cine funf3ebn Gub
ltiefe B6Idupna biinabbiIhtiir5tR. ##s5

seruidftn1rtts Iber ei11e funf3ebn Sl1B
Itiefe B6SiidnnQ binabiihir5te. ,@S 5
so inc &C. Die E,odter Der Sc
mile Sreo Barfon, n~orbtpeItlih bon
8ilo MoIe mobnbaft, lit an Werle-
bunqer, nel6e file IN bent ne1lidye11
@irbeliturm erlitt, geitorben. Die gl.
tern, tDel9e ebenfaus i6limm perleBt
mnrben, erbolen iid,
8iIIiIt on, 9te Dienite Der
8inilton 8emaierungsgeienibaf b.
ben aur 8elier1ng Der grnteous1tdter1
be6euter6 beigetragen. Dos @etreloe
in iener @egen6 meiit einen btel
belieren stan6 anf, als 6osientge,
tpeIheg fein @aiier bon Der Bnroes-
Yump1tation erbdlt.
8ismurd. - 8ei6meroen Der
Observation-Disclosures oes Staates
Mor6 Dafota> 6aB Die @etre1oee
Nrohtraten 5mii9en Moro Datota u.
Minneapolis nnb ct. 2onis nro an !
6eren Mdrften nngere6tfertigt bob
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i6enitootli6en @erfebrsfommiifion
abgetpieien.
anifalteten bier cine grobe Slbelte1er.
un6 Ser @ebetmiuff flortert oe1to
mebr. - 6argos 5tenerbetpertnrtg II I
oIg Tolqe ser re,1e11 @eiese be8iigl1@
ser &loiiifi5terung bon g1genfnamn
atpefs 8e1teuerung bon $7,4|4,2 4o
auf $18, 745,465 gelttegen:
d. Gin beftiger @egen r1o
&aael1turm Iudte lette Wode o1e1e
@egen6 beim. @tele Seniter1@e1ben'
murben aeri@mettert, bod tpetter t11d't
pieI gda6en angeridtet.
@rem II. - ginbreder, tpelde
sic @tate @onf bon 8remert gu beral1z
ben er1ndten, m1tBten nit $50 ab=
{dieben, 90 iie abgeidredt mnroen IN
Sem Moment, o1s lie ii@ @inlaB N
6os @em0lbe beri6afft bntten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
meit Union.

@e16pifter @life uno Mnnn MDbrini
bielten ii9 mebrere Sage befu@speiie be
@ertpon0ten in Sreeport auf.
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riert tpuroe uno fem 3uitanb 1i@ gu Ell:
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Srau @6nanfe begab ii9 an Sic 8ett:
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unterbeiien gum 8eKern getpenoet bat.
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lot. Sobns Mbtei g0nnte fi@ bier bel ser
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gilt.
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ton 8entfien unb @atttn rn9W2tltpaufee
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tinnen, pel6e fi9 Dem Sran5isfanerin:
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men befin6en iid Mnrta &rd1ner, So6te,
ser Samilie Sobn @rGner, unb Glare
8entfieIb, Eo6ter Der Santlte Nntor
8entfieIb bon bter.
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ten W28iittttpo6 Iebter Bo6e am ufer beg
@eneba Gate BEL Meganbria Elm Rtcntc
benz bobtp. Bfarrer 8ui&er unb Der Sc
minarift Sobn @ans bon bier beitpobn=
ten.
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rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
Moaoie Sasbroud unb @emahl at

Mlaggie @asbrond nnb @emabl an
@einbob 2nbbe, 2.58 Nder bon Got 1,
@eft. 27 un0 28, 1876, 20, $500.
Mid6ael 8arner unb S1rau an Meidae1
2ieb, 2ots 4, 5, 6, 8lod 2, 2oias 3. 9ob.
ct. Soiepb, $500.
Midael 2ieb un6 Srau an Ufifael
8arnert, @ubh, @iiopefA SubmefA
f@eft. 8 tpte AUDI @I6peitdA, @iomefA
un6 @i6R, Su0ofA, @IDotA, tpentz
ger Seft 4 nie au9 Nor0 IS Mder
NorbofA, Nor6ofA, Sett. 10 nnb NB
n, Norbtpel n, 9eft. 10, 1874, 20, $12,<
500.
sSulia 8obrousfe un6 @emabl an Ser
ma l@esfe, NorooftA, NorooitA 5ett.
"a, 1877, 80, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17

Srnnf 9on5l nnb Srau an Beter Sbies
2ots 2, 8, 8lod 10, ct. Soiepb $1,000.
Smitb Slid. g. unb Srnu an Srant
S9mib, Got 1, 8lod %, Nbon, $1,000.
@enrD 6. Sobn1on an 8. 8. nn0 MtarD
sc. Solution, Elm M6teI bon 5Homelt,
@ibDt, Seft. 80, 1913, 81, gron &iber,
5000.
sc. s.. Sobn1on ct al an 8. o. ur1b
Mlnrb SO. Sobn1on, 5ibfpeit, Giboit,
@ett. 80, 1913, "a, GROIN 8iber, $1,000.
Sbomns @nuer nnb Srnn an Sobn
9odenborf Sell bon 2ots 1, 2, 8, 8lod
33, @oID 5pring, $4,000.
Wi6aeI &ufer an gilbert g.. 2udoip,
Glib, @ibofA, Seft. %, 124, "a,
$4,000.