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Boyle. who would not suffer his stud
les to be interrupted by Household az.
fairs lived as boarder with his
sister. Lady Ranelngh. Bayle and
hobbs and Hume. as well as Gibben
and Adam Smith. decided for celibaey.
Regarding the literary genius. Disrncil
says: "If the literary man united hirn-
self to woman whose taste and whose
temper are adverse 10 his pur-
suits. he must courageously prepare
for martyrdom." And thus tho
wife of Bishop Cooper, while her hus-
band was employed on his lexicon, one
day consigned the work Of many years
to the flames, and obliged that scholar
to begin second siege Of Troy In q
second lexicon. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-05

One OF the earliest treaties OF mod
trn history was that concluded be-
tween France and Venice. In 1890.
Charles VIII. king OF France. had
overrun Italy, but lost the fruits OF
bis conquests largely through the war
like activities OF Venice. His success
sor Louis XII, a fortnight after his ac-
cession TO the French throne. sent a
message to the venefians proposing a
lasting peace. The doge at once sent
ambassadors to France. The ambas-
sailors found Louis at Etampes. where
they arrived on August II. 149S.
Nearly four months had elapsed since
the setting out OF the kings courier
to Venice with the peace proposals.
Louis was on visit 10 the widow OF
his predecessor. who lived In the royal
castle above the little town when the
news of the approach OF the ENJOYS
reached him. He wanted 10 invite the
ambassadors 10 the castle but the
dowager said she was not going TO
have her housekeeping broken up by
a swarm OF Italians. and the castle
was out OF repair and not fit 10 be
seen, anyway. Now. Louis had come
there counting the dowager and. king
or common. the lady's word is law In
such cases.
King Stood on a DaIs.
Louis ran down to his friend. the
landlord of the Fountain inn, most
excellent hostelry. where he had
crushed many cup of sack" when
he was only duke OF Orleans. The
tavern was large. the landlord a man
OF resource. Hangings were brought
down from the castle. and when the
venetians arrived great barroom
had been converted into great hall
OF audience. all hung with Alexandrine
velvet thlckly sprinkled with golden
lilies at the end where the king stood
on a dais hastily knocked together by
the village carpenter--possibly out OF
the wood-box. Mine hosts great arm
chair with cloth Of gold thrown over
II served very well as throne. Here
the ambassadors presented their Gre
dentials and the king received them
with smiling face and a gracious
speech. The next day he received the
ENJOYS In private audience and the
negotiations began. the Fountain inn
serving as the conference place.
For weeks and weeks the negotia-
lions went on the town was swamped
by great men and their retinues. The
dowager looking down from her castle
walls on the turmoil below with COM
plnoency. Finally the king and the
ami assadors removed TO the castle OF
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orally see that peace was not disturbed
throughout the world.
All the European nations subse-
qucntly signed the covenant except
England. The restored king OF France
did not withhold his consent. In Eng
land. however. the Holy Alliance was
looked upon with suspicion from the
first. and though there is no doubt OF
the sincerity OF Emperor Alexander
II was feared that II might serve as a
cloak for tyranny and territorial az
grandizement. The terms OF the al-
lance were so drawn as to be highly
altruistic In the enuncintion OF prin-
ciples but somewhat hazy with regard
to their application. Metternich. the
Austrian premier. approved the al
lance with few cynical remarks.
Wellington said England would de-
mand something more definite"
What had been feared by the Eng
lish statesmen happened. The Holy
Alliance was evoked by Interested SOW
ereigns to cover acts OF tyranny and
aggression. Imperial historians agree
iHut tho tFeuiy vi the fioiy AlINNtt
Itself was afterwards unjustly blamed
for the acts committed In It's name. Al
Verona In 1922 the Holy Alliance de-
fcrmined upon interference In Spain TO
suppress the popular uprising there
and France. as mandatory" carried
out that resolution.
Enumeration Of Monroe Doctrine.
AZ this congress OF the Holy Alliance
at Verona the proposition was made
and ngitatcd. but not brought 20
vote, that the armies Of the alliance
should cross the seas and effect q con-
quest Of the reyolted American colonies
OF Spain. When the news OF this
reached England. Canning. British Sec
rotary Of foreign Affairs. wrote 70 Mr.
Rush, American minister TO England
Mr.. Rush wrote 10 President Monroe.
and the result was the cnuncIatIon OF
the Monroe doctrine
The idea Of the Holy Alliance. NJ Ism~
peror Alexander planned H. was sub,
lime. But II worked In diamciricnllyl
opposite manner from what he IN
tended. Perhaps It's provisions were
too vaguely perhaps the World
was not ready for II. After the con-
gress Of Verona Il began % "pe(orl
out" and ceaseo - e1se y IA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-05

While the "prosaIc destinies OF Eu-
rope" were being settled at the Con-
gress OF Vienna amid conflicting inter
ests In 1Si4-15-while, I'm short, the
peace delegates OF the European ma
lions were endeavoring 10 straighten
matters out after the NapoIeonic wars,
just as the delegates mt the DUAL
d'Orsay are now assembled to straight
en- matters out as a conclusion TO the
recent war. an idealist In the person
Of Emperor Alexander of Russia was
preparing an alliance the plan OF
which was conceived on the most al
truistic lines and which. he fondly
hoped. would bring eternal peace TO
the world. II was not only 10 be
league to enforce pence between the
nations but was 10 lay down certain
principles which should insure peace.
and prosperity within the borders OF
the nations. This was the Holy Al
lance.
Emperor Alexander 1T that time was
under the Influence Of mystic. II
seems that there was an occult party"
about the Russian throne then. just as
there was In the recent days OF the
late Emperor Nicholas. Emperor Alex
ander declared that there should be IN
alliance OF nations founded upon high
er principles than those which had
heretofore guided the councils OF
princes and labored assIduously TO oh
tain converts 10 his plan. BY a procln-
nation issued AT st Petersburg dated
ION the day OF the birth OF our Savior.
Is. December. 1915" the car ordered
read In all the chu. fhes convention
concluded at Paris ,bn the 25th Of Sep
tcmber. 1916. between the cmperors Of
Russia and Austria and the king OF
Prussia"
Object In Forming League.
In II these three soverclgns solemnly
declared that they had mo other OBJ
ject In forming the league except 10
publish 10 the whole world the fact
that IN the administration Of their re.
spectiyc governments. as well as in
their relations with foreign states"
they would take forltheir sole guidance
the preccpts OF tho Christian religion.
namely. justice. charity and peace. by
In terms the siemat6ry nations were 70
keep peace with o1)nh other end eei-
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They Are Kept That Way.

"Say. pa. what are the dark agesr'
ANY age after twenty-five" said pa,
drawing on his vast reservoir OF knowL
edge.
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Their Weakness

Some men are great successes as
making money. but terrible failures
In selecting ways to spend it--Bostop
Transcript.
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FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
TREATY OF FOUNTAIN INN, OR BLoIs, 1899.
BY III. IRVING KING


King Louis XII Counting His Widow In 1892 Turned
Of Conference Hall and
Helped Frame q Treaty That Caused War
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FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
THE HOLY ALLIANCE, 1916.
BY H. IRVING KING


Which
Was Conceived the Most AItruistc Lines
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FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
TREATY OF UTRECHT, l7la.
By II. IRVING KING
roDsrsss i;is s. &. MsciaTs Nsws SsDsS =


America.
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FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
TREATY BETWEEN EMPEROR CHARLES v. AND a
By II. IRVING KING


q Psaee Tha. Lonusr MAKING
Evening star., 1919-10-07

Time has wrought some fancy
changes in anatomy. In the palmy
days when gasoline was II cents q
liter and beer wasn't 2 per cent suds
and IS per cent voltage four legs was
plenty for horse to stand upon
wasn't It?
Evening star., 1919-10-07

One moro game for Cincinnutty and
base ball will be deader than Alice
Ben Bolt.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
us. NARSHlPS TOlEAVE
IaSPALATQ, MDALMAT|A
Rear. Admiral Andrews, Under
Government Orders, to Withdraw
Vessels There Since December.

ROME. October 7.-American war
ships, which have been at Spalato.
Dalmatia. since early last December,
are to be Withdrawn by Rear Admiral
Phillip Andrews on orders from the
United States. according to $advices
reaching this city. It is reported that
Admiral Andrews has declared the
United States wishes to avoid COM
plications in the Adriatic. and has
notified Italian authorities that any
aggression on the part OF italian
troops against the Spalato-Trau zone
would be considered as directed
against the United States"
! Advices state that American food
supplies are to be removed from
$palato. That city has been one of
4he centers from which relief work
IN Jugoslavia has been directed. and
It IL probable that it is these stores
10 which reference is made.
American .warships went to the
aAdriatic soon after the ,armistice
with the central powers had been
Negotiated. They took over a section
of the coast, which has since been
known as 1.-The American zone"
I Reports have stated that interractal
feeling is bitter along the Dalmatfan
coast. and American marines and
&luejackets are said to have been
Sorced to intervene between Italians
and JuroslayS at Spalato,
Evening star., 1919-10-07

Only thing left to do then will be
for the two Philadelphia teams to
toss off series to see which is the
worst.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
T: CLUB MAY REORGANIZE.
Poultry and Pigeon Fanciers Take
/. Steps to Revive Association.

Poultry and pigeon fanciers Of
Washington and vicinity have started
& movement that has for it's object
4e reorganization Of the Poultry and
Pigeon Club. through which the an
Hoal poultry and pigeon shows have
Heen held here. zz~- =
"a meeting Of those interested has
4een called for Saturday night next
p the grotto room of Edward s.
achmfd. 712 1zth street northwest. at
& o'clock.
swar conditions during the past two
Years made 1t impracticable to hold
1hese poultry shows. At the meeting
Saturday night 1t is probable that the
CUB will be reorganized and plans
made for an exhibition about the
middle of January.
assurances are already in hand that
would bring 70 the exhibition q large
Aumber Of the best specimens Of fine
bred poultry and fancy stock in the
various breeds of pigeons. pheasante
and other domestic and imported
stock Of that character. An effort
will be made to secure the Center
Market Hall for the exhibit.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Not Ordered to Withdraw.

. Rear Admiral Andrews commanding
American naval forces in the Adriatic
6ea, has not been instructed to with
draw his patrol from the Dalmatian
Coast, Secretary Daniels said today.
sf the ships have been withdrawn. Mr..
Daniels said. Admiral Andrews acted on
his own initiative, as he did in land
Ing bluejackets at Trau.
. The Secretary added that the Navy
Department had received no advices
from the admiral on the subject.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
POLES CAPTURE DvlNSK
: AFTER SEVERE FIGHTING
Intercepted Wireless Message Con-
drmed by Berlin Advices =,
Through Copenhagen,

J STOCKHOLM, October An inter-
tepted Russian bolshevik wireless
3nessage from Moscow confirms the re-
port that the bolsheyfki- have been
forced to abandon the town OF Dvinsk.
between old Russia and Poland. says
telegram received here from Reval.
The red troops evacuated the place
efter they had been defeated. in violent
4Ehting. J.
[ Berlin advices relayed through
copenhagen yesterday stated that
Polish forces had carried the fortiflca-
lions OF Dvfnsk after two days of hard
xghting and had all the city, with the
reception Of a portion south of the
Dvina river, in their possession.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
THE OTHER ANGLE
Ten Years Ago.
ny KIRK MILLER.

One moro game for Cincinnutty and
base ball will be deader than Alice
Ben Bolt.
Only thing left to do then will be
for the two Philadelphia teams to
toss off a series to see which is the
worst
Time has wrought some fancy
changes in anatomy. In the palmy
days when gasoline was II cents
liter and beer wasn't 2 per cent suds
and IS per cent voltage. four legs was
plenty for a horse to stand upon
wasn't It?
These-a-days a hoss must have at
least five crutches between it and as
phalt or it's a cripple. Cincinnati was
the dark horse of the series; she
wasn't supposed to have a leg to
roost upon.
Now she's got four legs on the
championship and still they don't
give her the cookies. Four legs ought
to be beaucoup for winning nag to
limp under the wire with, whether
It's steeplechase or a fire it is run
ming to.
Ten years ago who would have
ever thought that during the next
decade the world would sharpen up
its meat axes and start carving hi
eroglyphics on eachothers' frontal
bones?
A decade in the opposite direction
from which you are inhaling. who
ever dreamed that shoes would cost
a dollar button?
And each button have a separate
combination. so that nobody can steal
your brogans while you sleep?
Same distance back cows gave milk
that would generate enough cream to
at least stay on the top of the bottle.
Now there's so little cream that it
can't fight its way to the top without
the aid of an accomp1fce.
Now we're about to: have a society
for. the prevention of cruelty to auto
mobiles.
While they were thinking Of i'm
possible feats-fying, wireless tele-
phony and telling near beer from the
genuine-you never heard any one
humble about the 1S-cent milk, II
they did. they meant gallon, not
pintlsh looking quart -. ,=,-4.g !.
In the same breath. who ever ex-
pected Cincinnati to be a world series
contender? II any- one mentioned
washington now as q possible PEN
nant hound ten years hence. they'd
be pfnched like an alien enemy. That's
what happened to a guy in 1909 who
bet the Cincies would win in ten
years. s.s ..
Evening star., 1919-10-07

These-a-days a hoss must have at
least five crutches between 1t and as
phalt or it's cripple. Cincinnati was
the dark horse of the series; she
wasn't supposed to have a leg to
roost upon.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Portuguese President Inaugurated.

f MADRID, Spain, October "a Lis
bon dispatch reporting the inaugura-
tion Sunday Of President Antonio Jose
Almeida, says the ceremony passed
without incident, the people acclaim
ing the president on his way from the
congress to the presidential palace.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
JEWISH SUCCOTH FEAST
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
Rabbi Abram Simon Will Preach at
Warrington Hebrew Congrega-
ton Church at Night.

Celebration Of the festival OF Sue
Goth. the Jewish feast day following
the solemn period Of Rosh Hashonah
and Yom Kippur. the Jewish new
year and the feast of the atonement,
begin in Washington synagogues to-
morrow evening at sundown. The
feast OF Succoth, which Is an agrl-
cultural occasion, commentaries the
wilderness sojourn of the 1sraelites
after the departure from Egypt. when
they had no permanent dwellings, but
lived in booths, it's authority being
the Old Testament, which says that
the people lived in booths for seven
days.
Celebration of the festival at the
church. the Eighth Street Temple,
will begin tomorrow night. when
Rabbi Abram Simon will preach at a
special children's service. A booth
in commemoration of the booths OF
altar and the members of the con.
gregation will bring to it gifts OF
fruit and canned goods, which later
will be given to the poor.
Booths to Be Built in Yards.
Many members of the Adath Israel
Congregation will erect booths in the
yards Of their homes, DR.. Benjamin
Grossman, rabbi of the synagogue,
said today. and will take their meals
for seven days In these booths. after
the old Hebrew custom. Services will
be held at the synagogue tomorrow
night. and DR.. Grossman will preach
on ""The Succoth, the Universal Note
to Mankind" at services on Thurs
day. Special services will also be
held Friday.
The early manner of observing
Succoth illustrates the democratic
tendency of the Jewish religion.
Every family. rich and poor alike,
was required to erect and occupy for
the period of the festival. a booth
constructed out of boughs of trees
and covered with newly harvested
fruit. These booths reminded the
people of the past, when there were
no inequalities in Isreal; when all
were redeemed slaves. enjoying their
new-gotten freedom, and when in
place of pretentious buildings there
were only rude huts. Historically
Succoth has it's chief significance as
a feast of thanksgiving for the COM
pletion OF the harvest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
0as mahrc yceal Ncs
Qrnerifaftcrtuttts.

Ser S%abrestag Ser Mbi1lieBung
oes Observation-Disclosures, Der oem i9redf-
li9iten aaer &riege elm @r6e MAIDEN
iollte, liegt binter nns. Gin mie gang
an6eres 8ilb bot 6od nniere 8eD0lfe-
rn1rg AM II. Nobember 6ieies Sabres
ais Dos, 0as ii6 bonn borigen Sabre
mobI in oner @e6ddtnis u1rausl0i6<
lid ei1geprdgt fat. Ser 6amalS
m1sgelaienen Greu6e 1T bas rl1bige
Nad6enfen gefo1gt. Nu6 mir linb
uns allmdblig be1puBt tpor0en Der
groBen Spfer, Die Der &rieg bon nns
gefor6ert bat, nn0 Der Sabrestag beg
Observation-Disclosures CAB 10 manfem
Die Beranlaiiung, 0ariiber nab5u0en-
fen, mns 6ns @rgebnis lit Der nnge-
benren 0pfer, Die bon aQen Seiten
gebrn9t m11roen. TIMER 2an6 bat
6ie @ntibeioung in benz &ingen Der
+@0lfer berbeigebra6t 1ribt BLOB 0ur6
-6ie getpaltige neberma6t ieiner SilfS-
mittel, ion6ern 6ur9 0ie 8eton1ng
Der ameritanii6en Soeale, nit 6etren
mir Die Melt al 0ur66ringen borgas
ben. Die gar5e @elt iab 5u uns auf,
nn6 beionoers Die 3entralmG6te err
ipurteten bon unss cine gerebte nno
men1dlie Beban6lung. l1n6 mie
itebt es iebt in Der @ef aus?
Sn1r1er uno glen0, robin 6as
Muge blidt! Deuti6lon0 un6 DETER
reid, Die als cine MaBregel Der
@riegsfiibrung iabrelange Der urer=
bittliditen Blodaoe al1sgeieBt tunren,
ml1r0en audi nnb benz @affenitia=7
itan6 1idt bon 6erielben befreit. So,
tDen11 irgeno et1pas gefdnb, 70 tpuroe
Die 8lodnbe peribdrft. uniere @ort-
fiibrer in 9uris fo1nterL o6er ponten
ribt ibre11 ginfluB gelten6 mad]en,
Menf9lidfeit an Die 5tele Der
gefiblloieiten Sdrte 5u ieben. I'm
iere SbeaIe 5eritoben III ale 8inbe.
Sole1 iie fir imrner Derloren sc.
ga1gen fein2 Rein, Die SS6enle, Die
mir in 70 empbnttlder 8eife Der Belt
perftiiiinoeten, miiiier tpieber our @iidt-
id,nllr IN unferem 9n1beln genpubt
tuer6en. MenfdIidfeM, 8arrnber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

ISefret1re bin6ert oft eine rege Mit-
arbeit. Darum ion Der 8ertrauenS=
mann cine @rgan3ung 6es 5efnetdlrs
bil6en. Seine M1fgnbe iolte iein, Ole
|io5iale &eformbetpegung in ~unieren
8ereinen tpab gu bnlten nn6 lebens=
fraftig gu MAIDEN. Sci ie6er Ser
lollte er Mmegung geben
ii6er 6ieien o6er ienen Bnnft in Der
6riitli9 : io3ialen 8etpegung, bieie
ooer iene 8eroffentli6nng Der 3en=
traliteae befannt geben; er loute im=
mer mie0er anf Die Motpenoigfeit
Der unterifiibung unierer Central
ltene binmeiien
@eine Edtigfeit ionte jid nber
nod tpeiter eritreden. 9ln6 inter
Observation-Disclosures iollte er nrbei=
ten. SIN 8ribatberfebr miro it6 ibm
@elegenbeit bieten, GlugbIatter un6
|5briften 5n berteilen nn6 ein 8ort
Der Nnregung nnb Nuffldrung gu
Ipre6en.
&eiiptel Ser 0egner.
Maden es bie So5ialiiten ni6t
|ebenio? Salt ie6er pafdedte 5o=
|5ialiit lit Elm Bropaganoilt fir feline
Bartei. uniere unionarbeiter nil
lien, ooB fo3taliitii6e nnionarbeiter
|immer nit entipre6en6er 2iteratur
ausgeriitet jin6. &0r1ten nniere to-
|tbolii6en Mrbeiter es ni6t ebenio mo-
|den2 Sa, tpiiroen ii9 uniere Ser
einsrnanner als 8ertral1ensmdnner
unierer 3entralitene CUR 8erfiigung
iteQen, Damn more uniere hriltlide
&eformbe1peg11ng I'M Elm gutes Stld
neiter bortpdrts. Da5u uaire 0as fir
nniere Bereinsmdn1rer cine Sdulung,
6ie 5u6em f~oftenlos lit, in6em Die
3entraliteue fir geleiitete Mrbeit etne
8ergitlng getpabrt.
Gle Soften gebieten ernitli6 cine
regere Mrbeit. Dns MitteI oa5n iin6
W6anner, Die iib unierer 3entraliteue
our Gerfmgl1ng itellen; aber Mdinner,
nuf 6eren Mitarbeit Die 3entrullteue
ibr gan5es 8ertrallen legen fam.
|9aber Ser Nnme 8ertruuensmdnner.
5oqte es 10 i6tper iein, 6ieie Wedn-
ner gu ftn6en? IS lit Snde Der Ser
cine, bab ie gehun6en tuer6en. @obl-
an bern, ibr M6nner, 6ie ibr I'M
|Dienite bes 3entral,8ereins unb Der
futboIifden Bepeglng itebt! 2nIiet
.feinen Berei11 obne 6ag pihtige 4mt
zines @ertra11engmn1rneg! Dltr9 i'm
itebt ibr in 6irefter u1o I~ebenoiger
.gerbinbung nit Ser 8%entralitene.
.Dieie Berbin61t11g nber fn1111 benz
Nerein un6 einen WitgIieoern MIR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

perein offers cine golfsuniperiitt
ge11an1tt. llno nit Nedt; oenn er bat
feline Mitglie6er a1lsgebilbet 5ur Ser
iieibig,lra Der bodIten iittliden 8i-
ter, oeg @lanbeng. Der &eligioiitdt,
Der @ittlihfeit; a%u8geriitet gum
@anrpfe gegen boS Neubeioentlm ; er
bot fie loaial.poIitii1 geibult nno 10
tpnroen iie al &ettern bes Baterlan.
bes.
mor+ ,,nh @hrift mnre, bog geIeh-
,,,,nsn;tteI heSipn 5ih Sic 9entrnI.
iteIIs heaiente ms,rm monberre6ner.
nher beso,,ners SnrI miIinnen BON
g%,iften MIC 10 ;brpn ginfInk ana
o,,f Ma fothnI;5fp GoIf Op,,tihinnbs.
es;;r ;eSan gtonS tm,rnp ma ne1hrie.
bsre mort n,,hhnr npmnhf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
cit.t1o. for Hearins on Da.tr,D.to..
Estate Of Josephine Diedericns. De-

Estate OF Josephine Diederichs. De-
ceased.
state OF Minnesota, County OF stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Ct the Estate Of jose
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons Interested In the distribution Of
the estate OF said decedent.
The representative OF the above
named decedent, having flied in This
court his petition praying for the dis
tribution Of the residue Of said estate
to the persons ~thereunto entitled:
Therefore You, and each OF you, :
hereby cited and required to show
II anyyou have. before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud in the County Of Stearns, State
OF Minnesota, on the--
26th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1913,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court, and
the Seal. OF said Court, this oath day
Of November, 1919. .
Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
81 berfanfen! 81 btrtaafen!

Cine i6enIe Jarm, Q meilel1 1,6ro.
Ii1 bon gnnnnbn an Der &n1iptlirie
Der g. so. & 81. g. Bnbn, nus 800
der pflugbnrem 2a1t6 aus innoigem
2ebm nit 2ebm1lnterboben, beiteben0.
Gaeine Gfeire. @ltes Wnifer, gnr15
e~inged6l11t, 900 Mder llr1ter Bsfflug,
!&nls, @de1111e, 3 Bferbe ME Wngm
l1r6 Bferoegefdirr nles 5ufammen
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