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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
ROOSEVELT CLUB OF
w. G. G. s. TO GIVE
PROGRAM TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon at oseioe
the Roosevelt Community e'Esp, t,al
geft street for coiorei men of u
branches of the service VII gsge B
piegranl
The club IS Under the agsniees cf
lie Wsf Camp Community Service
Tna numbers on tie program ss3r 81.
morrow are the following
Opening Star Spangleil Bannes''
Instrumental solo Hiss f'f,a
w
Recitation Miss eliza Allsnp
Fell solo Mr. Eel simpson
Vocal solo Mr.. G iiroSn.
Presentation Of the flag.
Duet Mr.. Simpson ana sgt i II
AVaYnielS
Instrumental solo Miss Madeline
Williams.
aidress Prof. i. Il Preston
Clarinet solo Dir. Emerson sinp
son.
vocal solo SGT Slaughter
Cornet solo Sgt Joseph E War
5ll8tst
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
FACUL TY LARGER FOR
NEXT SUMMER SCHOOL
Teaching Corps At ST. Johns Col
lege Summer School To
Include Three Ph. D's
70 OPEN ON June 25TFI

t ii +
Plans are being eonsummated for
tic opening of the summer school 1T
st. John College, which this year
viii Be conducted on 4 broader scope
than ever
The school which is to open an
Jilie Is and close On August S will
haze / larger faeuits and there viii
be three Doctors Of Philosophy among
the teaching corp
Miss Neffie Maurer 81 Dorchester
county graduate of Columbia llni-
yersity Will have charge q The Pri-
mary and Grammar school methods.
and Il said "a be one of the best eqnip-
ped supervisors IN the Stale 81 mary
land
I1r4 William 0 Stevens and nr
Cameron. of last years faculty. Who
we're SO successful In presenting their
sub iects. Will also teach 81 the SUM
iinar school this summer
nr Percy Houston, of the English
department al the Naval Academy
7Mill present an interesting course in
the study ii poetry
SOCIAL and recreational features are
to ha Enlarged under the direction of
Irof. sydney S. Handy and eom-
mittee Of teachers The reereations
viii include swiniming dancing,
games and plays
Arrangements are being made TO
secure i; special bath house on the
severn for members of fire summer
school
Demonstration school consisting of
grades from the second q the Fifth.
inclusive, viii Be taught by an expert.
as heretofore. and any child desiring
ta enroll ID the demonstration school
should notify Prof Handy at the
earliest possible convenience
Ille summer school at St Johns has
naay advantages To offer 81 students
amid pleasant and healtIfnl surround
sings In Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
JUBILEE STORY OF
FOREIGN MISSIONS
At HOME OF MEMBER.
Seclefy That Has GrOwn FroIa
Eight Members IL 4t,aysgl With
aSs NfssTonarfes

The Jubilee Story 81 the HaiIlaa
Foreign Missionary Society Nas the
subject Of i very interesting nee; u Z
hpHi iii lhe home of Miss Elizabeth
yansant The lesson given hy Miss
Illehna Bealer showed What great
progress tile society has made since
Ills Organization, March Z e lsf9. when
eieht Women met III fremont street
Church. Boston III i eirising storm
40 form plans
It was the initial of the Jubilee
oSs now fifty years Ions Has
grown from eisht members y A mem
bership 81 409 ,5gi froaa ti0 nj iuil
aries whatever to SIS
At the conclusion II the lesson The
NY stery Eox was used Il fest tlsa II e!il
bers on the lesson.
SOLD by Miss Elinor ilil rs s
seiy much enjoyed by all
al the business nleeiifs 4 was ds
rided 10 have sale Of hoiae fsl1lat
e;fke May "A, beginning 81 s'i
tlge florist shop of Mrs seiaesitz
The devotional and b,ssiHeas NEE
fng was Id charge 9e the presttis;t
Miss Ella Short After the benali
Ion refresh hinnnts Were serve as t.le
hostess aud i social me N;ts ell5oa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
MRS. DOUW'S FUNERAL
FROM SAINT ANNEs
LARGELY ATTENDED
Last Rites tli tllnreh tlNcr Reaaanins
Of Faithful Member and poaular
Wnman Oh The [ III

Aitesting he higi. esteem Ii sslaieh
she WAS held men, wnlaea an hils
tlTen from all walA u Ire ilil9n So
anne's church this morning the
funeral of Mrs Harriet Tase a3onN
pise of Major John lpe Isessfer geoaNs
former Mayer III Annapolis Mhose.
death occurred Thursday nlgrrsnr
after i three weeks Hines of typhoid Z
pleunonia
BrayiHg the mos Iaelesnssls 81
weather conditions & show thss last
grihut 81 respect Is taie lnelllo:S sc &
truly nolile Wosaan people eaIilk from.
an parts 81 the cts iburis an man
parts 81 fhs country fse1ose fr sTl
napolis
The rector of ST AIMS Rs ga-.
ward I Johnson read tlae bea atlfnIly
SOLEMN ritual for tlIe dead and q
double choir. composed d tlle men
ana boys of the vested ehoirs AID the
women fa Sl 1ecilias Guild the
direction uf GhosrInasier Weh.sle II.
sang the funeral hymns Neater Aiy
col to Thee. Abide With Ne aud
Heard The Voice III Jesus Say an d.
Into Nc And Rest The los soft.
anu 81 the singing and q ' close
of he service the playing If 9alopifl
Funeral March while the cong CATION
kaelt iii prayer as the funeral Nnrtege
passed. out. added 81 tho religions efz
faet of the solelnnly inpressS fli-
,,..r ,rs.ls f.s4.at.,aysv
The pall5earers we're AIcssf VIII
liam II. Woodward j Gay Th0tnps pson.
William II Thomas hilip SeslSour.
Morgan Frank q Munroe and Gonl-
a!antler Logan tresap. s.
Tae caslset was covered With an ex-
egtsisite cross of delicate piuk and
plafte flowers while the ehsneel and
=pIsar we're filed with hdnds9nle De-
g.ls of most beautiful roses lilies,
earnations and other flowers Xin var
ious colors.
Illternent Was in Cedar BlNff Gem
ater.y, many friends and prominent
citizens following through rim ailsi
flist the remains Of one of Annapolis 4
mot popular women ID their last
resting place TAYLOR was ih charge
ssf arrangements,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
Il. LEE HARDESTY
SUCCEEDS MR.. BASSFORD

Il Lee Hardesty, Of the First
iistrict. who lives Just opposite the
old Colt show grounds, was appointed
yesterday 70 the position Of County
Colnmissi ioneg made vacant BY the
death Of the late G. g. Rassford, who
had held the position for several
years Mr. Hardesty was already IN
the field for the nomination, and is
said te have the backing Of Register of
Wills Duekett and aIessrs W Martin
Brady. Frank s Reyeli and Albert
Hammond. who at present constitute
the stasc Central Committee for this
county Others WHO were mentioned
for the appointment we're Grant
|Colheun. " F. Jones, w Tudor Jones
and George w Enlmerich,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
MRS. HENRIETTA LIE BRAZ
DIES IN PARIS, FRANCE

.A cuhlegranl was received here to-
day announcing the death of Mrs, Hens
rie Ia Lac Braz, which occurred ~
Paris whore She and her husband have
hee.l staying for some time.
Mrs Re Draz WAS the wife of Ana
gole Le Braz, and was. before her ma s.
sIage Mics Henrietta Porter For
some time She made her home q the
0gIe House. corner College avenue and
King George street, where she enter
tuned layishly
Fer many friends Ia Annapolis were
shocked III the news IF her death re-
eelyed here today by cable from Paris
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
llms House sold

Through Charles q Lee real estate
ard insurance broker. the McAhoy
house on spa Greek has been sold to
Lieut.. Commander Thonas WitheTs.
II. S. N
The house IS practically new. hay.
ing only heen built short time be-.
fore Mr. ] Lynn McAboy death. The
teal was consummated yesf erday, Mrs
5AIcAbov motoring over from Washing;
ton 10 sign papers and settle details
Lieut.. Commander Withers and Tam
nv will occupy the new home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
WHAT ARE YOU TO
Do AFTER JULY Il?
Former Annapolis Dealers And
Bartcnders Spared This Tire
some Bromide
ARE AHEAD or TIE REST

II
As least the former liquor dealers
and hartendess Of Annapolis will be
spared the inonotpny of tile pft-repeat
Ga question Well In. what arc you
going 10 do after July 1st2 Secretary
Daniels dry order had the eject of
causing Annapolis 10 beat large
portion of the rest Of the country ia
Il. and BY July Isl. prohibition Will be.
The settled policy IN Annapolis. and
the effect will not he the same at
places which close down on that day
Upon The whole Annapolis has set
tlea doWn III The new order with little
difficulty Most of the former dealers
and these connected With them haYo
been able 10 find other businesses or
secure other employment and not
few are perfectly willing 10 say that
they are not SORRY hi, new order came
about Most of the bitterness here,
land probably In other places. appears
% have been nj the anticipation and
What really happened did not appear
to Dc 80 bad after ali
The places which were formerly
conducted as saloons arc practically
Iall occupied The one exception. so
far us noted was the place al the foot
Tor Main street. where Il turns into
Compromise This place has not been
occupied since Thomas Tyiings, who
had conducted saloon there went
Eout 81 business with theothcrs, though
Eit Is an excellent business site. and
would no doubt. make good stand
for almost any line Of business. as
Compromise street Is largely used for
the Eastport traffic since its improve
Ement
West street may be taken as typical
nf how the former liquor sellers have
met the situation, and how their
places of business are being used iii
lother lines There were seven saloons
between Church Circle and Second
street Of the buildings which for
merly housed them, -four are now used
for entirely different lines One IS
a drug store. one lunch room, enc q
fruit store and the fourth q bicycle re-
pair shop. Three OF these are not cons
Quoted by those who formerlypran sa-
looms The exception Ii Frank r.
Smith, who has established . drug
store, and has. besides, been elected
CITY CLERK. In the other three places,
THE proprietors Of the liquor busi-
nesses are selling soft drinks, tobaeco,
Fetc
Probably three -fourths Of tho former
dealers are conducting stores III their
Iold places. selling soft drinks, tobacco.
fruit. confectionery and the like. A
rev have pool tables or bowling alleys
lConfiEued on Page Two
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
GRADUATES
TO BE LIEUTENANTS
IN MARINE CORPS


I'he Secretary of tlie Nayy has aI,
prasea the Request Of Went u ssso mem
lse. of the l,resent FIRST class al the
S:lsssI Academy To ba transferred 20
tic Marine Corps npan grslayati ion, So
th;.E they will receive COMMISSIONS as
second lieutenanfs In that service, IN
stead of ensigns iii the NAVY
A number of each gradual . class
for some years have been transferred
to tire aIaxine Corps aud the head Of
tho Navy Department indicated ltlls
.sear that the request If twenty TO-
such transIerence would be ppfogea
twenty-five 4 applied and il VAS dccid-
ei 70 accept them all
Those who will become AEarille OH
esrs are Clarence R Rodney Colo.
saeio: William III Armstrong, Penn.
sylxania: Sanford lI Casteel Pom
lYania; Wilbur u. Davis Florida
James il. Whitmire Iowa NValter a.
8N:tehtIer. Iowa; Maurice Van Cleve,
Texas Harry n Nicholas, keiltuekyi
Harold Markell, Nlassachns 4 s; SIN.
ast w King. Virginia: William q.
Mas well. Alabama; Donald G Heyhoe,
Iowa; 0)iin II. Gates. F'iorida John y
Fcatherston. Jr, Georgia Frederick
Chappelle. New York; Ronald A.
Boone. Idaho; John G. clausing. Wy.
.oiniag: Glen u Aron California:
John M. Greer. Pennsyi vanisa William
d. Gnley, Delaware. Paul p Wassen
9hf9 Charles. IS. Finch. New Jersey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
CAN'T Property Sold

Attorney M. g. Gott, named IN the
mortgage. sold this morning at the
Court House at moTtgagee's sale the
property Of william +. Can't on Main
street known as the estate of Elias
Hyde. and the Can't properssf on St.
John street. known as the Claude es-
tate.
The purchaser was Charles Lee.
ais agent who purchased both pieces of
property for $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10

orHey 81 II Green. of tits
lte belief If Detectives
md itlft 0f baltimore
8Ilft Is6tisisen 1 southfuI
nngra who was taken
t,5 ilae t!,.teetiyes near
md brought to Mary
a file aatnitl lnitr'leiels
s1els.r sI,yaing MIR ROBIN.
ltlnfy 9n April 2sth, iast
I,ave becia solely concerned
atfaetoms crime which has
ile iiegAbpfhuoa where If
nsefe than any other erinIe
3r4l lilied tlle whole county
aafion
I I'D llRiltest doubt exists that
lieinE about alniost every
"a affair 81 fur ais he is CON.
gi With ii Whether or not the
ien af his own race whom he.
vi anytfiing g da With the
9f not has not set been deters
slle tic alitlaoritics, aud theg
ltfatirinF into tho movements
lassfF atl flie day Of the murder,
s6. jig ring Tie mon themselves.
further questioning They
s absolutely the story 81 Rotinson,
ii must be said that they have
siil tories that tally with each
ait and thai So far no circnni
aa5itt ilis been unearthcd which sup
la ilqhinsons charge u their com.
G telorea men who are being
besides Robinson. are Henry
aged 2a wears. yaniel Thomas.
aid Andrew isauleon aged
te latter the lfrotler.inslaw of
tll me hoing held iil lsal
flse | tlllsae men lived together.
nall holise by The railroad at
4eHsatis station. nit quito milo
$50 tAe place of The lnnfder They
fsnr u those who feequenilg
crap Just & the point where
safugs .waa killed According 60.
,snan slatemeuf The three men
llas ing srap Just before the AZ
en took ptaee Wllite Ire was
Hes Ile also stafed that MI foffi
q ii were Aeain playing III tlisir
tion,te. little later Iii the after
aa.a
the mass SO evidence which Is. beiag
Iaae rfp against Robinson u curious.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
Hieh Tide

This morning the tide was the high
est here around the secf1pn Of the
town bordering on the water front
than for some time past. The water
early today was up ever the fish mar
-ket and almost % the top zof the piles
III Eastport bridge. The Oldest iTahai1
itants anticipated the trayel about
lower Prince George street in boats
which they have experienced IN past
years, but this did nos happen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
W0MAN'S COMMITTEE
MAKES NO REPORT

fllere will be no report today from
tlte committee Of the Woman 3 Section
for he Yictory Bonds.
The drive ii 50 near 10 4 close that
tn committee has decided To wait
until al returns are III and not filake
II weekly report today as~hefotofoFe
Ii was announced by the chairman
this morning that d full report OF the
wol accomplished hy the Women ot
Anae Arundel county will DC made
next week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
w SfnIlinrs III

Suffering from paralytic stroke
with which he was afflicted q few days
ago, MI. John Stallings, OF Skidmore.
Is seriously I'LL
Mrs Ale y Proskey. of West Annap-
oils. has been summoned TO her
fathers bedside, as have been his
other children His condition Il said
to be critical.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
Fish Plentiful

There was q glut OF fish ofsall kinds
this morning III the local fish market
MOI 4 stall bat was not filled with an
abundance or FISH caught in the waters
contiguous to Annapolis
Despite the heavy rains os the past
week the fish are most abundant and
fishermens luck the best. Prices are
moderate at the fish market today and
they found ready sale
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
tltr ConnrIl Meets Monday

The regular monthly meeting of the
Mayor and City Council will be held
on Monday night ut the Council cham-
Der at 3 o'clock
Aside from routine business il is
expected 70 take up the matter Of fill
ing the office of the city treasurer.
made vacant BY the death Of the late
Cts Treasurer John b. Wells.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
wanted Back { Capital

A copy of the Evening Capital Of
january p s. wanted A this offiee, and
viii re paid for at It's face value Il
left here clean and III good condition
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
VI. NC

By order Of Mrs. Tisdale, vice-pTes-
Hident OF the Woman's Civic League.
Of Annapolis, there Nill be 4 meeting
Of the eLague Tuesday, May y, at
d. rn.. at the Municipal Building mf0-2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10
CARD

/ have been Informed that my name
has been mes4ioned for member Of
Board of Mana sers for the Emergency
hospital This Is without suthority
from me. / sincerely favor lady man
ayers.
TrscCE K aEslEH 1sI ARK
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10

lContinued on Page Two
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-10

Showers probably tonight
and Sunday morning, fol-
lowed by cloudy weather.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
mirN's Niesfftal ta9en?

Die Mqinneloto 5taelslegisIotur trnt in fur5er s3eit
3l elmer. ~fpe5ielen SiBlng 5uian1r1er, Inn lDibtigc Dor
lage1r gu hrute11. 9ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bic
.5haffung bon @eieeen our Serabiesul1Bi Der 2ebensmif-
~telpreiie ii11o Die 9anptgegenitdnoe Der Sngesoron1ng.
FNtb anbere 8orlage1 BON mebr ODER %rll1toercr N%eoeutung
ffonens BEL 6feier aBeIegenBeit bepate1l iDeroe1r:: Sober enc
|3eInen 8orlage folgt Die Dringlidfett All. Del. Gerie1kEs
Die greilil1g beg Stimntredtes an Die graaall t1frb
,pobl nur fur5e 3eit in aniprlb nebn1et1. l1nierc Ser
folge1, Dng Mrneuber1ent DUR gnnoesperfaliung gltbeis
ben un6 10 miro elm ~tDeiterer Stdat Str 5iberurg s6efS
tpeioridfteIn1ebrbei iii Die 8nl0esar6i1e eingetragert
Aperoen. ggir tpone1 bier uidt eirrlal ben %geringlte1l
3peifel bege1, benin nniere s9erren golEsbertreter bieBcrl
bod albbH ben 8robibitio1ls5ufak 5l ~a11tieres s9l11oesper-
fniung gut. Dnnn n1iien fie entibiebe11 al1bd=Dem JJrau-
efitin1n1redte eine gef1Qige 3uneig1lng 3eige11, I'M Diel=
Ieidn BON sbiefers 5eite Der @1bIerimaft III fo1n11enoen
|gBahIen ben Cunt einfailieren 81 6iirfe11. Bieleidt lper=
ben fie fit1 nber geraoe In Dieien 8unfte ga115 gefabrlib
Etdduiidbe11. nnos einer :ioIde1s gf1ibbttfprub ~uberlaien lDir
|~l1rlere11 511fur1fttiigen 8dblerin1en, bener mir Elm geun=
hes Giihbtberntogen nidt bon b~ornberein sabfpreden mol
len.
De Seuer1tngsffrages Der bauptidAldite Gu1ft a1i
BENT Sibutgsprogrn11r1e lit nber ene be0euteno belt
lere 6rage. Ngir6 eg stagen? Dieie 5rage n1uBf man ib
fellen, 5iebt man III 8etpadtk baB 5toatsbea1te Der
ssoee b1loigerl,. bob Die Geuer11tg aaf Ole Mrt Der aebe11s-
teiItes Bnn1pbIet 5iere11 Die Morte: noSSt Is not tbe bigb
colt Of iping, but TIE colt Of btgb Iibing." eSene Bfiffi-
f1fie, Die oiee N5eisbeit aus ibren 5inger1 5ogen, foute
4pnbrlih Die grleoig1utg Der 10 tuibttge1t Srage rtcbt
anbertrnlf tperSe1. s5pl6e SeSn6ibib1ten Babe1 bon ben
boBer 2e6erstnitteIpreiien audi belte nod feline sSSoee
.l11D ii16 aud rid9t %in1itanbe, Die GSoIgen elmer iolben
|9euer11tg 81 benrteilen. Sc more pieqeidt irtereifnnt,
|gerabe non bbieifen Arithifern elmer u1obipeisbaren Gntin1e
5u erfabretL toie ie iihh oag 2e6e1 bei ben fduoalen Gin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

Set bergeuoete1 ,lno oiefe aiga a1f number foifipielige1t
@onfere18en all gleidem Giasfn bate geoeiberl foilre11,
10 lnaB mon Dies .Sobe1 Der 5urnrne beitnl1lea. 53leDt
man nod sic foitli9e 8eit IN getrad9tt oe bealte oar
~ihtpenbet tpirb, ba,1ll nlauB eifenl Die beiheloe1e g1lt1nle
nod D0ber ~erideiner. gergiBt man aar1 sbl1ile 11tdpt,
sob 1u1iere 10 bielglieberige Rou1rniliion, Die az Better
.iiber tanien6 Naitglieber addblte,, bod MIR aus enien1 glan-
ne be1ta,16, nie Bic beridieoe1er nnteriuhungen I'M Ses
natsfomitee ergabe1l. bann rnuBb leine1n iber bic 8el1ei-
oenbeit Der suuau,e oas Grlleln %ergreifen; a5er1' .aber
an Sic Deridiieoenen &on1milioner Der ~aliierten 1no
.alio5iierten Gambler gleid ptel ooer MIR annd1ernb io
ii Sranfreih an ben 0fann bratete1t mn 1IodD 70
Eu1artdes Nnfder- ooer 5penogelo Der ~ei15eInen. gertre-
ter biraugerebnet miro, bana fan1t man 1don.S111 aller
gemriitsrlbe bebaupteal, oaB 9aris Edbretlo Der Srie<
oengperbanolungen Elm @eiddfft mod1te, oas g 5lt etaer1
aIidbrliden Srieoensldlnlie re5en fornte
MieE ae}agt, Milio1ea falen belte ni9f nlebr tort
III getradt, u1o mir tperben oud nit feiner M1genpinlper
a,,dhe1l u1lo uniere Srfbulo beder. 9ieie Soften fon1e1l
aber All einent d idredenoen 8eiipiele tIrs ir1fttga& rieasz
beqieroen tperoe11. MiIlionen IN Sorn1 bon steuern per-
Ben 1riidhtt io lei6t eingebobsn - NOD ba5ll= mem .nta1. ole
5te1,erquene1 ourd Sic nnteroriidlng BON sS1toultrte11
aus benz Ssabresbuoget itreibt - bob mon ribf 5par-
5anfeiit pflegen ionte, llub nit oieler 51 beglrtne11 batte
man bereitg 5ur ss3eit bes ylufer.tbaltss %lttlerer aollrttlz
ton IN Baris ale geran!aHnng gebnbt. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
BeibciHef,c Keitcn!

9as arieafiibren 1T nit fdtpere1 @eloal1sgoben Der.
bunben. @elbit &dnsben bot bereits eine sssoee oopo1,
9as 5rieoenidIieben lit ober alad cine f%oitipielige gnde
l1o 6ie nrnBte Sans iebt erfabren. Cine feline 8ed-
hung, oie inherent aonereiie poriegtz ~perlagt 6e abe-
fhei6e,1e" gatna11e bon iber elm l110 Elm bdlb W%tf1ione11
Dollar our gegleibnng Der g., Srinf-, Sdlaf- 11ro
bieIet1' onoeren gdatloen, bic bon 1%lnierer 5rieoensfonl-
million in granfreid nit Der areioe oaf elmer iiberu1d<
Big groBetn fdpar5ef1 9afeI regiitriert pl1roe11. 81 man
den 3eiten beltano biefe &pn1ntiliip1 als 1900 Wtifgllee
bern. tpaabre,,o fe gege1ttpdrtig MIR rlebr als 400 beitebt.
Die betaiQierte Gedntlng 5eigt fo n.at1de %intereila1=
te Soften, ober tparl,n1 ionte man oer11 geraoe iebt no
Milione1 i'm Stantsbausbalte cine 10 ridtige Stole
fpieler, IN getaile %eingeben? Das mare ertidieoer 81
ba1raI. 9atfode if, bob oe 5dea1loet geInabf 'p1troe1l,
1,no 6dB mir ie beaobIer1 mifien uro nod baau erf redpt,,
90. fir oe tpeibIi6en 8egIeiter Die gbegeponite fiir bic
Mlslogen ouffane1. 9nollrb iunrofa ebe11 bic Soften
Biz olf Die .beideioe1re" 5unuue r%eoudierf.
Ino bod, siebf man bierbei IN .8etradlt, bob Die
Rorferenser iber Die golferIieo 10 bel Der iebr te,re1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Der ~IaorDstern
B matdsa Mrbeiters ii eiae,,er Nerion bor.

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