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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

.Sk poyhctS WORKING on an lakewood and
B.dWn o. %"r,h i TSrss r rss Street of
change "N '0'''' S'''''
1g'1 GirSSn nS@ s1Sas Of fe IS.
naS man promoted 70 major ccordins %
nohsT Mrs GspeF poissSsu Who ST Sesi hi
s ThG SnnHa -, Ea 81 esS hun,
Snia Randolph Elicit County sShoo es Mi Mi
ns neil on INC school grounds ncNt Saturday
,- Fl5s' SorEeant ". l. ,Finesan has arrived
H"sS iiosp,;ai No. -. aud IS now stationed
here ysseta2 bT HI! .G
rincsaH, Of s2io Hanover Aven sae"S'' w. l.
mesu IL Of the ,si,coSn,v woman;
nccinr viii be held at II a ocos Sk'h and The
Ike M Of %s hf Knox 9t for
DC T rsIe c 3Ss,ss sa2s hss Jacobs ..rasnea
@ Vas ne sRs until AAG Neain Fifth
s..., ches,wooa d. ss , North syssmcrs
seS him h rom '02 sb. AZ auto RHos
Police arc making An inVes,isatioH S''s
MIN Calls sale Te1's vii fh4 i. 9cp a ;ss
MAY ~, - ana y ioT tho benefit
h", son; 70 2ssa5 EsS; Main Street. whcrs the
salc will take place or 20 the Ectrca: for
thc Sick.
Officers in charge of the Marine Corps re-
cru'iinE station nt o4 East Main stree;
report that c0l'stnentS brisk. MANY
Young men rho have been mustered GU; OF
othcF nra ne nc: ~ the service and others
curing 'hc war have Joined the core. this
week.
Richmond Retail Groccrs Association act.
Ing win tho American Croccrs' Society has
aIoui:ed building In South Richmond
WhlCh - 10 b used storage warehouse
for the association The acouiSition OF the
building and tho utilization with the society
gives loca! croc.rs all tho ADVANTAGES OF
the chain store idea ii is said and will re-
suit in material savings in costs OF goods
When Lieutenant Clements one OF the air
men who hcw over Richmond yesterday
,s:i tor Inc re'urn fight TO Hamilton he
~ Richmond no+sI for a Young woman
there Late YESTERDAY afternoon telegram
ann ourcc6 delivery within forty five min
uies after his departure from Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

Officers in charge of the Marine Corps re-.
gru;iinE station ~ ~ tas, Main stree;
report that c0l'stmentS brisk MANY
young men ,vho have been mustered ou; OF
oihcr branches ~ the service and others
who We're denied the privilege OF serving
curing 'hc war have Joined ;he cores this
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
BUY 2 GARMENTS FOR THE PRICE
OF ONE. LOWITZ,

Those red tag late shipment silk
dresses, suits and coats only limited
quantity left 1-3 off new silk suits.
Special this week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
FIRST DRUNK
SINCE JULY /
Two Men Are Arrested and Booked
as Very Drunk Last Night,
Which Recalls Old Times
to the Police.

The first drunk since July first
was jailed and booked at the police
station last night There we're two
of him.
John Hagerman and Ben Wright
were brought in by Officers Conn
and Griffey half hour after mid
night. Wright was SO badly beaten
on the face that surgeon was called
to attend to his wounds. He said
,Hagerman did 1t, and the police said
both were fighting in the rear of the
Farmers hotel in upper Main street.
They were booked as drunk and dis
turbing the peace.
This morning Hagerman was as
sessed a dollar and costs in the su.
perior court. Wright was SO badly
beat up that he was allowed to ga
home or to hospital and he will
probably not be arraigned on the In
formation filed against him, every
body who has seen him thinking he
has been punished enough by Hager-
man.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
LARGE CROWD
HEARD CONCERT
Thursday Evening Music by the Big
Concert Band Becoming More
Popular in keokuk
and Vicinity.

A very large audience was attract
ed to the concert of the Keokuk Con-
cert band in Main street between
Ninth and Tenth streets last evening.
People came from all parts of town
and many from the country around
to hear the music. These Thursday
evening concerts are becoming more
and more popular as they continue
every week.
The music heard last evening was
the following:
Star Spangled Banner.
March-Inglesina ............. Cese
Caprice-Militaire -. Robinson
Overture from 'The Huguenots"
Meyerbeer
One-step-KentucEy Sunrise. King
Observation-Disclosures Girl. 49,. .Balfe
Oen-step-Rip Van Wrinkle. Fisher
Popular waltz-Blowing Bubbles
................. 80. Danneark
Coronation march from The
Prophet ............ Meyerbeef
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
IMPORTANT
TRANSFERS
Deeds For TWO Pieces Of Business
Property and One Farm Are
Recorded In keokuk Court
House.

Real estate transfers aggregating
more than $4,000 were filed with the
recorder here. They included two
pieces of business property and one
farm property.
The largest transaction was the sale
of the building where the old Olym-
pia bowling alley was situated to M.
F. Baker. The property is that which
the Baker-Dodge theater company will
erect new $4,000 theater in the near
future.
Another important sale of business
property was the sale of a seventy
foot frontage on the northeast corner
of Eighth and Johnson street to E.
Ross Baker The deed was executed
by the Keokuk Trust company as trus.
tees for the Consumers Wholesale
company. The price paid was
S,579.32
Richard E. Lachman and wife have
sold farm of about 135 acres two
miles west Of Fort Madison. to
Charles F. Lachman. The price was
$4,000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25

BUY AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
MODELS.
Now at Lowitz.' They will cost at
least 20 percent more later. Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
Four Statesmen from New Re-
public Just Formed by Pow
ers Arrive to Study
Factories.
SPEND THE DAY HERE
Met at Train at Short Notice
and Taken Over the Water
Power and Through
Other Plants.

Arriving on an hours notice this
forenoon, two days late and after
they had been supposed to have
passed by Keokuk in their tour. four
of the six commissioners of the new
republic of Czecho- Slovakta, were en-
tertained in Keokuls today.
They came in form Cedar Rapids
and were met at the union station
by ]. Albert Kiedaisch, vice-presi-
dent, and James M. Fulton, execu-
tive secretary of the Keokuk Indus
trial association, Mayor Ed. S. Lof-
ton and Joseph Loufek, general sup
erintendent of the Purity Oats COM
pany, native of the land from which
the commission came to America to
study conditions.
They were taken at once to the
Hotel Iowa. and at 10 o'clock their
trip over the water-power began in
charge of General superintendent
Howland and Superintendent Sprague.
Mr.. Loufek became de facto inter-
prefer and charge de affaires for
Keokuk throughout the visit Of the
distinguished statesmen here.
Had Busy Day Here.
The visit to the water-power plant,
and the government lock and dry
dock, where Major Meigs did the
honors, occupied the rest of the fore
noon.
Then came luncheon at the Hotel
Iowa, at which there were present
the same KeokyIk men who met the
commission at the railroad station.
This afternoon was spent in visits
to a number of the larger and most
interesting factories in Keokuk, fol-
lowed by a short automobile ride
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
'THE Professionalism
COMMISSION IN KEOKUK

over the city and along the lake
shore boulevard.
The commission leaves this even
ing for st. Louis with Its next stop
at Dayton. Ohio It has visited some
Of the eastern Industrial centers.
Chicago and Gary, and went to Ne
braska to study agriculture.
The object of the tour is to learn
how best to start of the new repub-
lie formed by the Versailles confer
ence Of the powers. and determine
what may best be adopted for use
there.
Are Learning Much.
I'VE have learned much OF great
value to US" said Stansilav Spacek,
state engineer representing the
ministry Of public works and agri-
culture Of Czecho-Slovakia on the
commission, land especially about
labor saving machinery. We need
much OF it In our country, especially
tractors and other farming ma
chinery.
Our country Is very rich soil and
the best agricultural land In all
Europe, and farming is one of our
most important problems as a scien-
tif1c and economic matter.
1--WE need drainage and the kind
of machinery used in America to ac-
complish that The machines you
have to excavate bitches and lay tile
are exactly what we need for the
same purpose.
1--WE were largely engaged in dairy
ing before the war, but the Austrians
took every COW we had, and there is
not single cow in our country now.
Who They Are.
Mr. Spacek speaks very intelli-
gible English, and studied it in high
school before he attended the Uni
versity of Prague where he gradu-
ated as a civil engineer. Bohemian
is the language of the country.
Most Of the communication with
the visitors was done through Mr..
Loufek who spent the first seven
teen years of his life in what is now
the republic of Czecho-Slovak1a.
The official interpreter with the
party Is Lieutenant Francis Micka.
courier Of the minister of foreign
affairs, detailed to duty with this
commission to America.
The other members Of the party
are Joseph Spacek, member Of the
congress Of the new republic, and
Vaclav Masek, attached to the minis
try of agriculture.
The commission also has two other
members who separated from the
rest and are somewhere else today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25

ANYTHING IN SUMMER WEARY
Special July cash disc. clearance
sale every dept, dry goods, millinery,
ready-to-wear. Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
LAKE SHORE
ROAD FIXING
The Oiling Of Scenic Boulevard VIII
Be Completed and Road Opened
for Through Traffic by
Sunday.

The oiling Of the lake shore boule-
ward between here and Montrose will
be completed by Saturday night,
Supervisor Maxwell announces.
The road has been oiled in sec
tions, and part of it closed at lime,
but by tomorrow night all the work
will be done and the entire road Will
be ready for through traffic.
The prospect is for very heavy
traffic on this road next Sunday, as
it has been clos ed for some time ana
always is one Of the most popular
drives in this section.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
TESTING ALL
FIRE PLUGS
Fire Department Inspects All the Hyd-
rants in the City Today to
Make Sure of Their
Readiness.

Chief Anderson and the firemen are
testing and inspecting all tie hre
MIGRANTS in the city today.
They open the hydrant and close IL,
look for any leaks and see that II is
in perfect working condition and IN
readiness for actual use at a mo-
ment's notice.
There are 173 fire plugs in keokuk
and this is big days work, but It Is
considered so important that 1t is done
several times year.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
AarIeuIturaI RlII sianed.

limited Dress Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Presi-
dent Wilson has signeG the ag-Icul-
tural appropriation bill, it was an
nounced at the white house today.
The bill first presented to the
president was vetoed because it con-
tanned a rider repeating the daylight
savings law. Congress eliminated
this provision.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

sSamstaa Ser Deffentlidfeit iiberge.
ben. Die Eotalinmlne, melbe benz
MusiduB our 0erpoltung a%bergeberI
ni1roe, belief 1tb anf $1,O8,O84. MltS
benz EotaIfonn tparen Die @ornmtlidre
ge8tuungen $438,337.78 81 berals-
gaben fir 5oloatenbeiolonng nnb:
8erpflegung; far arntltde 3toede
$286,727. SO; bnnn $76,,344.86 fllr
|DrudIahen. sulGre fir 8iirD-Mnge-
1teute $55,539.96 nno fir oas ar
beitsbiiro $4,000; fir ltenograpbi-
Idle Mrbeiten nnb ionitige Dienite
$12,O28.t2; fir l1eberateber uao
Rappen fir Seimgaroen $22,,869,5O;
fir 0as Rriegsibiff Minneiota muir
Ben $4,000 gepdbrt unb $4,000 benz
criten Observation-Disclosures nno oas
csobn 2inbibe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ment in Minneapolis. 0bige MuSga-
aen linb, Iotpeit IN g%rfabrnrtg 81
briuge1l mar, 0ie bal1ptia6lidlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Nms Sent HerDmcitett.
l11inneiota.

SO minneapolis. - Die NortD-
meltern MutomobiI= uno Snbuitrtal-
Mugltednng mnrbe Samstag int er-
politions@ebdube nm l llbr na6mit-
tags er0ffnet uno Die 8emobner oeS
aroBen Ror6tpe1tens merben @elegen=
beit baben, sic neueiten Mo6ene in
Qurusnuqen, Eroftors un6 2alttpa-
! gen gu beii6tigen. Sit Ml1siteunng TT
Sic aroBte ibrer Mrt IN BEN Ser. 5taa-
ten. Sunoerte bon Mutomobilbanolern
aus Dem Noromeiten paren ont er-
0ffmungstage bier, Inn Die Mnsftel=
luna al beiuden, uno man %ertpartet,
baB 6ie1e 8o9e ser Musltellnngsplab
BON tmuienoen bon Berionen nberfltat
fem miro. Sic bierte 8eraubung Ell
ner Sdonftpirtl6aft in bieler 5toot
im 2uufe elmer @obe muroe 6reitag=
abeno fur5 11ah 10 ubr beriibt. g1er
betpaffnete, npasfierte 8anoiten, Die
in einem Mutomobil b%orfnbren, traten
in sic 8irt1baft bon 8rol1os nn0
Gallagher un6 famen NIT $500 IN
8argelo oobon. 9os Muto1nobil,
mel6es bon benBanoiten benubt muir
Sc, sic am Montogmorgen Die 2ibertD
5tate 8anf UNI $4,000 in 8ur nno
2ibertp 8onos beraubten, tpuroe
6reitagabeno Dor Ser griten nnita=
rier@@ir6e an 8. 5trabe gefnnoen.
Nob Mnsioge Der in jener @egeno
>pobnen6en 2eute ifano 6as Mntomo=
bill felt Montag an ienem Nlabe.
ct. Saul. Ser II. Mdr5 lit
I'M Mppeuationsgeribt I'M Saopali@
tatsfune gegenM . 6. EomnleD, Bra-
iioent Der Nonportiion 2igo, onge.
iebt;; ebenfaus iener gegen Soiepb
Gilbert, friiberer Srgantfator Der
2iqa. - 8ie aus benz 8eri9t beg
8nnoesauoitors $. 81. @rep berbor-
gebt, mar Ser @aiiagier= uno 6ro6t-
perfebr 6erNortbern 8acific 8abn I'M
lebten Sabre GROCER als IN 1880
lit troboem cine Mbnabme bon $5,-
:O52, 731 IN Der 8etriebseinnnbme at
per3ei9nen, tpel6e anf bobe @ebdl-
ter uno Moterialfoiten 5ltrild5nfMb~
rem lit. Die 8etriebseinnabme mSnb.
re 1917 belief iid a1f $28, 007, 1893,
mdbren6 6ie bes lebtent Sabres nlr
500 ,925,267 betrug.
8rainerb. - S5rou Sil6a Sin
aus Manganefe tpnroe bon ben Sc
Idhporenen bon Ser Mnflage 6es Got
tenmoroes fretgeipro9en. Sic batte
8. MugnIt 1918, als ibr @atte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

II,le oeg @eberg nidt befnr1rt gege-
ben noroe1r. III einem @erihtsfaM
ii BARNES gountp, III neIhem eg liib
iIber Die sGrdge ba11oelte, ob cine sc,
meinoeidule III dbnliber Meife 11nter
9&ontrone Der @emein6e iteDe, dis Sic
Stride, entihieb Mibter goffrep au-
gunlten Der fatbolifben Stride.
8ismnrd.- ~ Mepraientant So
trif 9. Nortor BON Norb Dafotn nn6
George 8. @bite bon Ohio, Sic bei6e
I'M @riegsbienit iteben, flogen bon
2enbon mad Baris In cine mJl1g=
5eug.
cargo Moro Dafota bat ~
Milionen Dollar III rs9iiegsbon0s an.
fgelegt; 100000 IN 5parmnrfen un6
BOT Dem Noten @reu3 iiiber 21@ Wil-
lionen Do1ar gegeben.
cargo Seuer, meldes IN I'M
betannter @eiie entitano, aeritorte Die
.Stabtbale unb Dos Spernbaus IN
benz 5tp0If Meilen meltlid bon bier
geIegenen MapIeton. Der Shaben
belauft ii6 auf $4,000 BEL $4,000 Der
iibernng.
8ismurd d. - Ser EomnleD 81
ga YnbIi5itdtsagent propbe5eit bor
Mblauf elmer meiteren @o6e Die giin-
ltige ginberidtung {amtli6er tnidtiis
ger 8orlngen oes Nonpartiian,2iga
inbultrienen programmes.
BaIIeD GitD. Die Mmeri<
ian Grdnnge 8anf lit nit einem ein-
ge5oblen @apituI bon 100000 nro
einem Meferpefonb bon $4,000 als
Elm Snititut Der Nonpartilan-2iga ge-
griinbet tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Rra0leiden fordert 1000
OpfeT jede$ Jabr

@iebentn1lienb gerionen in iebem Sab
re tperben dlir Mnbe getrngen = ber So
tenihein aeigt ben 8erunerf .8rud. I
Wnrnm2 Weil bie ungIIdIiben lid lelbli
beruadIdifigen, ODER MIR bas Nn5et9en,,
Sic Mnfdtpeuuna, be1n1belten, uno ben
l1rSaden feine Aufmerfnrnfeit 1henften.
@as tuen 6ie2 BernnhIdhigen 5ie iid
burb bas Srngen eiues D~rudgbanoes. %.
bur9 irsenb Elm nrlberes Dt1tte!, pas1m1
rner fir einen Nnr1en Sic een1elben ge>
ben tpoaen2 8eftenfnls lit Elm Brudbz
barb nur cine Stnbe Elm tnild]er
gropfen gegen cine einftiir5enDe Bnno-
rnb es Tam ni1t ertpnrtet tDer0en, bob
es 1uehr tuie cine me6nnt11e Ollie be-
beutet. Ser binbernbe 9rnd berminz
bert Bic Standardization. bnDurb ben
neffduddten MusfeIn bns rnllben0, mas
lie AM 6ringenoiten ben6tigen - Rrdfz
tigung.
Nber bic BiTenidaft faub eineu Beg
lt11 ieoer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tptro etHz
geIn6en, cine reie Brobe IN feinem
eigenen 4nlife bor3unebn1en. 9ie *lapau
Wetbobe 1T obne Srage bic nihenihaftz
Iidfte, Ioaiideite u. erfolgreidfe 9elbitz
bebnnblnng fir 8rndleioen. bic bic Belt
iemnIs fnnnte.
Dns BIapno Bab. tuenn feit
am R6rper mbaftenb. fam uun10eli9
fib berfdieben ober rntf6en, nn6 oestpez
Gen tam es ni1t fIen1nen. Wei9 pie
Cont, - Ieidt m5ulegen -btuig. @mn
getragen tperben, pdbrenb Sic arbeiten
nnb ndbrenb @ie f6lnfen. Seine 2iemen.
Tebern ober @1nnlen.
2ernen sic, ipie bic innere Seffnung
gu 16lieben, tpie es Die Nntur Dor bat, To-
6aB Ser Bru6 nidt borfaQen fann. 5diz
den sic Sbren Namen an Elapau g.,
Blod 3148, ct. 2ouis, Wo.. fir cine
YroBe bon Plapao un0 bic n0tiz
gen Snformntionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
uorn Ddfota.

so d Il 5 d ii. Ser Sheriff bat
Geo. S. Hoberts, Der bef6nloigt 1T,
pertloie @ediel ansgegeben 5u ba-
ben, eine11 ffniir $62 nno eirle11 anoerer
fir $40, bon Tacoma, Wafb, bierber
5l1riifgebrnbt.
Sa t 10 Il. Sic bieiigen
M11uiittter monen bnfiir orgett, bab cine
Bron5e-EafeI ii Der Baffenballe On
gebro9t pirD, nl1f melher Die yea-
men bon SoI6aten ber5eid)net ie111
mteroen sic im &rieg gefalen itno.
Dag S~atnestotpn College bot eire11
sgoIenttiine III geitalt zines Behiells'
fit $4,000 erbalten, Der Der sbi1le
bon BEN N~rdfiber1tea berielben, nel.
der iiih gegertDdrtig II gselp Wort
.befinoet, 3ugeidih sDi1roe. Der gta-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
5uo Dafotd.

Carthage. $50 Die Carthage
Creamery bat BEN 6armern Ser um=
gegen6 leBtes Sobr nnbe5u 100000
fir &obm, Butter, @ier uno @efliigel
eingebrabt. Mnn ertpartet, oaB bie
nd6itidbrige @innobme bie 5nmme
bon elmer MiQion Dollar erreidne
miro.
Carlo n. - gilbert Mrnbt bat
Die cine Meile iii6lt6 bon bier gele=
gene Nelion Sarm fir $135 Sen Nder
aetuuft, 11n6, tpie es beibt, iouen Inn
iebt ibon $3.50 6afur geboten mor6en
fem. - s.. 8. @rotb bat 6ie iii6neit=
li9 bon @umbolot gelegene S. s..
.5hr06er 6arm fir 1926 BEN Mfer
fduflid erftanben.
Hierre.- Cine rel1e 8orlage,
ipel6e IN Ore 2egisIatnr ~eingereidt
tpuroe, berbietet 8nn6eIbil6er- Bor-
iteQnngen on Sonntagen. Dns
Stoots : @raiebungs6eportemert be-
fiirtportet cine @orlage CUR 8emini=
g11rg bon $780, 600 als @toatsbeibil-
fe fir 2an6- un6 foniolioierte Sdl1-
len. SSn6ianer a1f Der Cheyenne
&iber &ieerbation prote1tieren geger
einen Blan %6erienigen ibrer Stam=
m%esgenoiien, neldes 6as 8Irgerre6t
erhporben buben, fir @r0Hffn1tng Der
2dnoereien our o%ngemeinen 8eiieoe-
I1trn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

Ser Gtaat Sbabp fat bas birefte
9tominntionsberfabren 6urb Brim1r-
lpablen mieoer abgefdafft. 3ebn Sob
re bat er 6as 8erfabren, BON Dem I'M
iere @eformer i%einer5eit 10 ipnnoer-
bare Dinge beripro6en, erprobt, NUN
bat er genug. @r febrt gum alten
MISREPRESENTATION 5urid, oas err
beblid einfader, min0eltens ebenlo 5u=
nerla1iig lit nno auBeroem oen gorz
suq ser 8iGigfeit bat. SobaB mub
2ente, sic nidt imitanoe lino, Elm
poar tauienb Collar fir Die Erindr.
tpablen gu risfieren, NIT Mnsltm out
grfolg als 9enerber nm Elm offent-
Iides Mmt ~auftreten f0nnen. Die @r-
fabrung Iebrt, 6aB oas 8rimdrtpabl=
Dor benz &onDentionsper=
fnbrerr nidts boral1s, nber mdnde
MdngeI Fat, Die benz &onpertionsoer-
fabren ni6t anbaften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Gie Gbieasocr GrofidIadter baben

Die Gbioagoer Grofidllddter baber
ib nit Der Regelung Der Gleiidin-
ouitrie brrb cine bonn Brdiioenten al
Iernennerbe genniibte Rommiiiiom in
Ser aud bic &oniumenten bertreten
fein ioaen, einDeritnrben erfIdrt uno
sd tpiro nobI handler Der Nn1tdt
iein, 0nB r1lr Elm b0ies @epiiien if
men oieies 3ugeitdnonis abgepreBt
bnber tan1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
illus Scr S~taatsleeislatttt

Mbaeor6neter 6. %. Bond aus
&opalton BOT i'm Snl,ie eine 8orlage
einaereidt, bic borfdldgt, bob Der
@tnat Minneiota geteilt tper6e1 ion.
in6eun 46 Counties 6es Nor0enS bes
@taates ah9etrennt unb al einem
,,e,1en Sbmte bereinigt meroer, Der
2iucolt beiSert ioIlt1. Dte 9orlage
}iebt Dor. Dob iWer Ste Angelegenbett
bel sen augemeineu Bablen i'm Sabre
1920 eine 8olfsabfttmuu1ng itattfin-
ben lou. - Stodtsbanfpriifer S. g.
8earlou erludte ON Mitttpoh ben ST.
nau5auslbuB oes Serats Inn cine Be-
uiaiauua DOT, 100000 fir felt,
D%epartement. CT erfldrte. in Sen les.
ten feds Motmten ieten IN Minneiota
mebr 8u1fidsniertgfeiten ae1peien als
lit iraeuo elmer ar6eren Beriooe Der
@eididh. Die unteriudung oteler
8anf5hmierigfeiten mode etne Grbo-
hung fiir iein 9epartement 1ottper-
6ia. - Der Semat bot Donnerstog
NIT IS gege,1 8 5timrnen Die Wec'
@arp8orlage be5lglih gutter Wege
auaet,omutet1. Dieie 8orlage ltebt bic
5daffuna zines Reses bon $o,1pt'
lua6itraBett o,trb 6en Staot Dor TN
Chime oer 8oridLdee oes Stoatsitra~
BeufemniI6rs 8nbcod. Dnrh bic
Anuabme 6iefer Borloge aIs Sell Der
StaatseerfoNutng miro Ser 9toat IN
Die Gage eeiett, 5tuefs D1r@fubrung
6ieier Bld1te Bombs a1saugeben, Die
eineu @etrog bon 10 Mtllionen Dol
Iar idbrlid nidt iiberIdreiten Ioler1:
Die @inl5fung bteier Bombs ion ourd
Sic @innabmen aus Der 8eiteuerung
bon Acknowledgement im @toote err
folaeu. Collie 5ol9e Steuer ni9t btn>
reider, tpas aber faum ar5unebmer
lit, 10 ion ser @toat onoere Mittel
sur @intofung in Mnipru6 nebmer.
- 3m6lfbunocrt @rocers ser Sbtpe=
lterltdOte bereiten einen gebarnildter
Brotelt aegen Observation-Disclosures
laae oes &eprGientanten 81. s. @el6
Dor, inoem Tie geltenO MAIDEN, Dab
ihnen oielelbe, faus paliiert, oos
vObler,butter" @eiddft total ruinie=
ret uiroe.- Mit IS eegen 43 Stim=
men bat oas unterba1s DonnerStag
Sic Motorforps&orlag in GINGER
muBen mooifi5ierter Sorm angenom=
men Gndh Ser Torm Ser Borlage, mte
lie AT gelton1me11 tpur6e, ioQ oas Wfo-
torforps tm Chime 6es 3uiabes nur
aum transport nn6erer ginbeiten Der
Mili5 I'M SaQe bon Mufrubr ODER Nus
beltorunsen gr0Berer Natur berfig=
bar iein. Die 8orlage gebt- nun an
ben 5enot our meiteren 8ebanolnng.
- DieStaats lit
nod immer I'M Mntte nno miro tire
Sdtisfeit mobI nod i~penigltens auf
eiucu tpeiteren Monat fortfubren,
peil Tie lire Anselegenbeiten faum
idneler gum 4bfdluiie bringen barn.
= Ser 8oridlag Der Mgeoroneten
8. 6. &euntann, S. s.. 8iSlalion u.
.. 81. atpenfon,, ben 8unoesfongreB
ourh Elm Memoranoum 51 erfud9en.
oas embargo a~uf5ubeben anf 6eng8et=
gen 6es lekten Sabres in 9dnben Der
iSarmer oes Nor6peltens uur6e etn-
5timmig ongenonmen. Gin anoerer
Bori9lag, Der a,1f Mietung beg @e-
Observation-Disclosures Burleion abiette,
murbe %einitimmig obgelebnt.
Snfolge etnes 2egislaturbel6luies
muroe ser finan5ieqe 8eridt Der
ltaatliden Siderbeitsbeb0r6e ami
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Da ftea fe in Earis unb berater.

Da Ften fie In Haris unb beraten.
.un6 es gibt bod mir einen Weg gum
5rieoen. unb 0iefer Weg lit Der
Wenidbeit ~gefpieien unb ge5eigt NOR
ben Dor nabe5u 5peitauienb Sabren.
Wer auf Dem Weg gepan0elt 1T, bat
ben 6rieoen itets gefunoen ben in<
neren 6rieben. Gem inn 1T es ge-
lungen, Neib unb Sag aug ieinem
9er3en All bannen. Neib uno Sob oil
LEM peruria6en nnfrieben. Das bod
,ite @liid empfin6et Der, Der mobltut
oenen, 6ie i'm baifen. 2aBt uns gleid
banit beginnen, anes &aBgefubl aug
ulnieren &er5en 5u pertreiben aud)
oenen gegeniiber, Die uns feelifhe
Gdmer5en bereiten. 2abt uns, mas
mir bonn friiben Morgen Bis gum ipa=
ten Mbeno au9 tim mogen, babel
Jrie6en benfen, Jrie6en fpreden nno
in 5rieoen leben. Das lit Die 5rie=
benspropagan0a, Die 5rieoen br1ngen
muB, Sen inneren 6rieoen fir Die, Die
lie betreiben.