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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
BELFAST

I After celebrating some three hour:
a verdict was returned by the jury
for the plaintiff. damages assessed a
IS, in the case of D. NJ. Sylvester vs.
Edgar +. Hanson, former mayor &!
Belfast whom the plaintiff ALLEGED
owed him for the car and feedins 9i
chicks. The defendent on the other
hand claimed that the plaintiff cid
not carry out the terms of the con-
tract inasmuch as he did not proper
ly feed or care for the chicks ana
thereby caused the defendent 10 lose
many of them. The claim OF the
plaintiff vas for sos. BuzzeH ana
Richie appeared for the contenuing
parties.
Charles vinal ct ais vs. Lewis Il
White took up large part OF FRIDAY
and a verdict was found lor tnes DE-
fendent Brown and Cowan We're
the opposing counsel.
On Saturday the case OF Leo True
VS.. Charles f. Drake was opened.
Buzzell and Cowan appearing as
counsel.
1t ia expected that the business OF
the court. will run well into the COM
ing week. This is Judge Deaseys
first term in the Belfast court and it
is said to be his first visit here also.
he never having appeared as counsel
here before his appointment to the
supreme bench
The juniors of the Belfast High
school are planning to give a DAM
ing party in Odd Fellows hall within
a few weeks. the date to be an
nounced soon. The seniors are max
fng. arrangements for a reception 10
the faculty in October. With the ex-
ception of Miss Wentworth the en-
tire faculty is new this year and this
social affair will give the parents AMI
friends of the students a chance to
become acquainted with their teach
ers. The school has opened with a
large roll call and every indication "
q profitable year. The, seniors are
serving sandwiches at the morning
recess as a means of revenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

ton-food body-builder can be used
than Father Johns Medicine. which is
of superior food value and guaranteed
purity.
The rich bodybuilding. strength
giving elcnenf4 of Father Johns
Medicine are cok1 bined in q form most
easily taken up BY those who are
weak and rundown. That Ii. why
many people gain fesh and weight
STEADILY while taking this old fash
toned family medicine. Father Johns
Medicine ts2safe to give to every
member oe the family because 1t Is
9uaranteed xfee from alcohol and
dangerous narcotic crues 81 aslx 1oru,.
Begin taking 81 Nv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

hes been good ever since. I am able
to,run the machine and do dressmak.
ing besides my housework. You arc
ct liberty to publish my letter if il
will help some poor suffering woman"
Mrs. J.. C. SANFORD, 1887 Second
Ave, Laurel, Mis&
Thousands Of women drag along
from day. to day in just such : miser:
able condition as was Mrs. Sanford,
or suffering from displacements, IT,
regularities, Inflammation, liberation,
backaehe, sidesehe, headache, nervous.
ness, or "the blues"
Such women should profit by Mrs.
Sanford's experience and try this IA
NOUS root and herb remedy, Lydia
e. Hnkham's Vegetable Compound,
and find relief from their suferings
as she did =
For special suggestions in regard to
your aiiment write Lydia e. Pink.
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The
result Of their long experience il at
your service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
No Settled Residence

Where are you going to lecture to-
night, my dear?" inquired Mr.. Wise OF
his wife, prominent equal suffrage
lecturer. 80
ST am to address the Cooks and
Housemaids' Union" she responded.
Her husband laughed.
III see nothing to laugh about. Surely
they have as much right to vote as any
other woman his wife began. indig-
nantly.
81 am not. denying that. my dear
mildly explained Nr. Wise. "but 1t 10 a
waste OF time. Don't you realize that
. cook ,or housemaid never remains long
enough In one position to be entitled .
voter"
Mrs. Wise. recognizing the wisdom Of
this. Cancelled her Engagement by teie.
phone-St. Louis Globe-Demecrat.
Arropos OF English as it is spoke"
Judge Charles L. Donahue told me how
former District Attorney William, Ira
vers Jerome Of New York city once got
hack at q man who persisted in saying
you was" to him. Said man was q
country; lawyer and 1t one point In q
holly contested case asked <
You WAS there. now wasn't ysu.
Mr.. Ieromee..t r-tfe -,f.Ft
81 Ssrs. s ss.lHly replied Mr. JEROME.
connercial tfaveIer says th.t
when the R6ckefeiier party dfi,ed 0ne
day recently. at q hotel In the White
mountains. after concluding the "a
past. Rockefeller presented each 81 the
walters wifi, = n,cS~v Aa.,s. n. 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

Down in Maine. sixty-three petitions
ror divorce are. on .fife At the York
emit session. Cumberland county had
ABOUT ninety petitions at the last ses-
SION. Isn't matrinony q success in
Maine?-Boston Globe.
sure! Most Of the cases you men,
non We're Massachusetts, parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Light and Airy
The Lady Crouch

!. Each morn ] rise
And scan the skies, a.
And try to md cut whether -
The day'll be fine
Or rain like time.
Doggone the dog-day weather.
My incest dress
Gets out OF press,
] can't wear patent Leather;
My looks are spoiled,
Ny temper's rolled,
Dogsons this dog-day weather..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
COOPER'S MILLS
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to extend our gratitude 20
the many friends who assisted US in
our bereavement. also for the many
floral tributes.
Mrs. ALMA E. COOLEY
Mrs. EVERETT r. COOLEY
Mr.. CLEBER A. COOLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. LEONARD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

Beware these temperamental SOL
diers and statesmen. We know what
the Italian poet has done. Let's hope
Poland's pianist won't start anything
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
His Excuse

Our little boy vas sent to the store
by his mother for half dozen eggs
and some sugar. When he. returned his
mother discovered he had brought the
sugar. but instead Of the eggs ne had
bought lemons.
She asked: Didn't ] tell you to
bring eggs and sugar."
Yes. you did. mother" answered the
little fellow. but was afraid the egg;
would break. SO got some lemons. -
Chicago Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
VASSALBORO

CETcHELL.s CORNER-Mfs. Mary
Real of Rockland Is visiting her nieces
Mrs. r. s. Turner and. Mrs. w. ".
>Na5h. s.Ss. s s. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
.PITTSIFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers and
daughter Ruth and Miss Rosy Taylor
left Saturday morning for Pressure
Isle. They are making the trip in
Mr.. Chambers car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

ness caused Dy =
female trouble.
I had headaches,
chills and feverA
and vas unable
to do my work
part Of the time.
Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound Was
recommended TO
me and I took
twelve bottles Of
It, and my health
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Eastern Steamship Liass,I
Boston AMI Portland Lin,

S: S. RANSOM q. FULLER
Freight and Passenger servis
Leave Portland. Franklin VI
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
FRIDAYS at $50 P. NJ. for Bosta
Return-Leave Boston. Cen
Wharf. TUESDAYS, THURSDs
and SATURDAYS at s P. N.
BATH = sooTHeAY LINE
Service discontinued for the ssis
IL. A. HARDEN. Sup,., Ban. y
II A. CLAY. Supt.. Portland. @
tlylSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

The old side-wheeler City Of Ban.
gor" has said good by several times
this season to the Penobscot, having
been substituting for the Belfast, but
just as soon rs the good bye" was
whispered and the crew prepared to
transfer to the Belfast, another. aeci-
dent would happen on the New York
line and the Belfast would be re-
quired to remain on that run. The
old Bangor. However. made hsr last
scheduled trip from Bangor to Bos.
ton on Monday and 1t is said 10 be
doubtful II she ever returns. as she is
now considered too slow Cor the
route. Bangor hears that the belfast
and Camden will run to that city in
the 1920 season.
Louis J. Mutty who last year do
mated $500 to the Orono high school
department for a chemical labora-
tory. has just increased his Donation
by $500 for the physics laboratory. "A
parishioner has also given f100. for the
same purpose. - ) 81. r.,
The Bath Masons are to have q
temple. having purchased the beau.
tiful colonial home Of Mrs. Charles
H. Mcclellan. Washington and Gar.
den streets, which will be remodelled
for their purposes.
Bath Times-Three Bath .hipyards
are idle just now. so far as new con-
struction goes. The Kelley. Spear Co.,
Pendleton Bros. lac. and the G. G..
Deering Co. 1t seems something I'm.
usual for any. of Baths shipyards to be
idle after the activity which has pre-
vailed during the past few. years but i,
is not believed that this condition Of
things will prevail for any great length
Of time.
Few people may know it but the
old ice pond at Parker Head is the
birthplace Of the American Ice Co.
and the foundation of the great for.
tunes made by the Morses. saws the
Bath Times. The pond was opera ted
by the late John G. Morse and his
brother the late Alden Morse. both ~
whom lived in Winnegance. Here
they cut and shipped many CARGO
OF ice. Harry F. Morse who later he
came greatly Interested in the ice
business with Charles W. Morse. ret
his first experience in the ice bust
ness as time keeper on the Parker
Head pond. The next winter with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

Capt. B. w. Morse he went to
Georgetown and hired a pond there
on percentage. shipping many car
goes Of ice from Harmon's Harbor
and it is said the company cleared
$4,000 from that venture. Seeing
the money there. was in the business
Charles w. Morse took up ice cut
ting on the Kennebec on a big scale
and the ice business then grew by
leaps and bounds for many years I'M
til it reached its height and then took
the tumble from which it has never
recovered.
On the John A. Morse estate in the
lower part Of Phippsburg is high
hill which overlooks the Kennebec
river from the Reach to Seguin. 1t
il without doubt one Of the finest
viewpoints on the river. On top OF
this hill, which is known as the
lookout" is a sort Of stone fort
which has stood there a great many
years. Some say it was built when
Bath sent a military company down
the river to guard against the com
ing Of a British frigate in the war OF
1872 but the generally accepted be-
lief is that years ago, when sailing
vessels came up the Kennebec. 1t was
built by pilots who wanted sort OF
refuge from wind and weather while
they watched for approaching YES
sells, The fort 10 now In the midst Of
q thick growth OF heniock
A freak vegetable growth was
brought to this once last Friday by
Miss Florence Nimmo who has lately
returned from North New Portland
to resume her work at the Normal
Dormitory, says the Pennington
Journal. 1t is an. ear Of corn. fully
developed, filled for two-thirds of its
length and at that point the kernels
begin to break down to make room
for very well defined rows Of oats
or some similar grain The freak has
been handled to County Agent Gard
ner, who will send it to'Orono for ex-
animation by experts at the College
Of Agriculture:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Name GOSSIP
A Boomerana

When a bit Of sunshine hits ye,
After passing of a cloud,
When a mt of laughter gifts ye
An your spine 10 feefin' proud,
Don't fergit to UP and fling it
At q soul that's felin' blue,
For the mint that ye sling It
- it, boomerang to you. -.
Capt. Jack Crawford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Railroads and Steamba,
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADnINsn1
WalkEa o. HINES. Director esasr,I .. ~
MAINE CENTRAL RAlLaoj
Trains Leaya Au,u...

CORRECTED TO SEPTEMBER 81
Philadelphia and washine,on n
I'm. tuesday and THURSDAY. Sci
New York. ISIS pm. s.p.n1
sorunswIck, Portland and Bosto.
= AZ Iolo am. 1856 am. slQ.I
o mo Pm $40 pm. t4.cs pm. Prl
S any o:S p.m.). 'l955 pm; Soul
~ ts T,i' am. 1856 am. ilQrl
l0.oo pm. Gardner sac am
$40 pm, TAGS pm. fSI5 nm
pm. 'lG55 pm; Halloween X;
1885 an, FOIL am. = q nm N
pm. SO; 40 pm. t4.0S. ISIS pm. +SII
Pm: Montreal and Quebec ST;
Harrington rS.15 am: Bath iii
's.S6 am, fi.0S pm, slO.S nm: n
ton ie.lS am. 1856 am. san
,,2i6 pm. fi.cS pm. sos nm: n
land T6.l5 am. 1876 am. Id
Waterville and Bangor Il 90 am.
am, T2.S am. 80 am. TlsA
iZ.N pm. 500 pm. 1880 pm: b
and Aroostook points, I'D am,
am. 1920 pm: Vanceboro. Nj
and St John 100 am. Tlal nm
Harbor sl.3s am. (untii Oct, q, y
m. 1880 pm. Calais and Eastnorl
am. 1929 pm: Skowhesan ssa,
I2SS pm: Belfast $3.50 am. 522Sl
Harmon f253 pm: Dover and
croft Ii.M am. f2.S3 pm.
A. Pullman Passengers only VI
Portland. Discontinued after oc,oy
Daily except SUNDAYS. ID
3Sundays only. fDaily except Mon
p. {. DOUGLASS Federal Mansu
n. L. HARRIS, General Pass AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

Aroostook has $40 automobiles, Houi.
ton has $40. Fairfield 80. PTssous Isle
s6s. Caribou 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
STORING UP ENERGY
FOR THE WINTER
Sss.n Now Taking Father Johns
"eo'e'ns to Build Flesh and Strenoth

No better
time than the
present can be
found in which
70 build the
lfie sh and
| strength, the
! vital energy
needed for the
coming winter.
For this pur-
pose no better
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Noro Ddfotd.

SargD.D Ser erite Sol6at IN
GaB COUNTY, benz oas 8irgerredt
Derlieben mlr6e aufgrltnb elmer 8or-
meiinnq 6es Observation-Disclosures
mes, mar 8ernt Eur1tfnter, Elm beim
Mferban=&oIeg bon Norb Datota an.
geltenter Mrbeiter. &i9ter 6. S..
Mmi6on bom Ser. Staaten DiitriftS-
geridt peigerte itd, einen ginbalts.
befebI in bent SOU Der 8e1lab Goal
Mine COMPANY gegen 6as lofole SSnn-
1peftiions =Departement bon Nor6 Das
foto 5u bepiIigen. Ser gnti6lnB tit
aleibbe6entenb nit elmer Gntf6et=
6nng, sob Mor6 Dafotas Mbtifnnoen-
geieB fonititutionen 1T.
Snmestom n. Die bteltge
neue Observation-Disclosures 1T ioeben err
offnet tpor6en. Sc lit Die Mlfre6 DiY
dep Sgreie BibIiotbef nnb' 1T Elm Sc
iderf 6eg be%r1torbenen Mfre6 6. 81
den aum Mn6enfen an leinen Softer
MIfre6 Didep, @}rur6er beg eriten sc,
1e5immers in Samestomn. Dus Sc
bau6e toilette ettpn $4,000.
@ran6 Sorts. Wie Sra11
81. 6. Blaf bon bier, @orftberin Der
Morfotifa 5eftion Der 9. 6. =. u.
bon, Mor6 Dofota angefIn6tgt bot,
mir6 6ieie Sefttort iiebt cine @ampag=
ne qeqen Sabaf einleiten, Die it'd
bonptid61id gegen 8igaretten rtdten
miro.
8urt. 49, Sic Turmnrbeiterfrage
in &ettinger gpnntp lit eine 0robenoe
gemor6en, tpie Der @o1ntpagent NIT
feilt. Garmer louen ii9 bereit erflart
baben, $55 Monatslobn at 5oblen.
Sarge. -s6ier muroe Bic er1te
@%eriomml11ng Ser uMortb DafotaGm=
ploDers Miiociation" obgebnlten. Wtan
belprad 0as Observation-Disclosures
qeleb, 6us acknowledgements nn6 so
5tunoengefeb nno rabm oonn Die
WabI Ser @eamten Dor.
Sarge. - SSm bieiigen Diitrifts
qeridt tp1r6e Mittmoh bon @tdter
81 S. Cole 6os @einb s. $. &apbo-
els, eirreg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der gor=
tbern @acific 8abn, I'M Berleibnng
6es amerifanii6en 8iirgerre6tes Obj
qe1pieien. Mapbnel batte 5ngegeben,
6aB er Mitglie6 Der Snonitria1 Wor,
fers Of tie @orl6 un6 vdbnlider Ser
bd0n6e" lei. Ser Mann fam Dor etntz
gen Sabren aus Winnepolis nod
|5argo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
2lus semi uercmeite,t.
mtnne1ota,

MinnedpoIis. 8ie am
Sreitag bier 1nitgeteilt mlrbe, baber
8eamte Ser 8nnbesregierl1ng felt benz
1. Sssnnuar in Mirneiota un6 ben bet
Sen Dufotas S9nnps I'M Berte bon
annGbern6 elmer MiGion Dollars be-
idIagnabmt. Gin Sell BEG 59nupies
tpur6e beim @erirttbe, i'm bon Miit11e.
1ota uber Sic @ren5e nod Snb Dafo-
ia un6 Soma 3u idml1ggeln, fonfis
alert. - @ngrosbd1t6ler, gnnfiers u.
ionitige @eiddftslelte BON bier benb.
iidtigen, IN Der ISOLDE bonn 2. Biz Z.
Stunt mitteIs Gon6er5nges nber sc
Ortidoften i'm r16roIiben uro peitli'
den Minneiota eirten 8eir4 nb5n'
ffotter1, Inn Sic 3tpifden 6enielber u.
ser @iibIenitaot beftebe1oe1 fontn1er'
5ieIlen 8e5iebltngen nod meter 81
f0r6ern. ~. Cine B%iberr1tf11rg Del
Spirituoien9 rbinan5, fDelde fet1tert'
aeit pafIiert tpur6e, am 6ns Serpierer
aeiitiger @etr6ttfe an ueiblibe ASer,
ionen in @infang nit Der BON oe1
Siderbeitsforrrniffion erlaiie1er1 8e'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

ser Erdiger beg b6diten ftrdliden
Mmtes nuf gr6en mar
Die 6riebensbeftrebungen 94sapiit
8erebift XIV.
Mug 6er1feIben @ebanfen bepaus
trittt. Elm Nnpitt Nius VII. (18O0 ~
1929, einem Defpoten tpie Nnpoleorr
I. entgege11 nnb berfibt Rius TX.
5(1846-1878) g%egeniiber eiinem Bis
marf unb Elm 9i,1g x. gegeniiber Der
Snfobinertpirtibnft IN Granfrei6 pie
@emtienSre9te Der @atbolifen. nnb
NOR es nidt 9apIt 8enebiffXV., Der,
a1g III Ben friegfiibren6en adnoerrt
|oie Boge1r Ser &riegsbegeiiterllng
nod bod gingen, bic Gimme oes
6rieoens ert0nen uno fie ni6t ber-
itummen lieB nn6 Der aud 8rnnola--
gen gab fir einen Srieben Der 8erebs
|tigfeit fir ane B0lfer?
DqB 6te Ydpite ftd niht gu 5ef=
(fnp1Gnen Beg mfolutiSmns oegrnoie,=
rem lieBen, bot ibner bel Sub n mi
5hmGbungen 6erienigen eingetra=
gen, bie Inn 5iritengnnif bnblten,
aber ibnen auh ein unDeridbrbares
Mnredt anf ben Can't Ser 80lfer er.
porben bofir, BOB ite ben idneren
Dienft Ser Sreibeit anf iid genom.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
.5nO Odfotd.

Se + m IL r.. -- Sluul9iellu
tor Carl &enber1on lit @an6i6at fir
Sic republifamibe @oubernorsnomt=
notion als Ma9foIger bon Setter 9tor=
bed in 1921; er bat Clap GonntD I'M
9aufe ser Iebten 5tpan3ig Sabre mte-
oerbolt in Ser 2egislatur bertreten.
MIeran6rin. ~ 8or a9t5ebn
ssabren faufte g. S. @ifbom bic an
Ser Sto6tgren5e gelegene 215 Mder
qrobe garm fir $18 ben Mder. Clint
ae ssobre 1pdter bro9te ibm cine elm
aiqe Ger tenernte cine %gerigenoe
5umme Elm, 6ab er Die 5arm be5nb'
len fonnte, un6 iiingit bot er otelelbe
an Is. 6. Broctor fir $175 ben Mder
perfouft. Sc beftn6en ii6 feline Sc
bdiuIIiidtfeiiten auf 6em 2an6e.
81 n6iip n. - &ier bot man ben
10. Mai aIs Dat1m elmer 5pe5tale
nabI feitgeiebt I'M 6ariber nb51tlttm-
men, OBJ @on6s im8etrage bon $10O.<
600 fir sic @rridtung elmer eleftrt'
iden 2i6t- nnb @raftan1age ausge=
qeben merben fonen.
.-&un6erte bon Mder
2onb, auf oe1n in fritberen Sabre11
cute grnten er5e11gt muroer. meroer
bon SEM MiifonrifltB 5eritort, mel
der bier tief Ing 2ano etnidl11etoet,
So sic 5trombetpeg11ng i|ett 5ebn I'd
oen cine diuBerit rnfbe getpeien lit.
Mebrere Bnmiilien iaben id gerros=
tiqt, um5n5ieben. Man befhrd9tet nod
i6limmere Jolgen Ser 5o6fl1t.
Mnnftpn. - Srau Sen 9.
Mi1rpbp 1T M1iitte LETTER ISOLDE gum
|6tobtfomrniiidiir in Danfton nit mbere
maItiqen6er Mebrbeit getpdbH NOR
sen. sic 1T Ser etr5ige tpetblt9e
|gtq6tfomrniiiffdiir in 5iib Dofotn.
DIibet. 49, @eim 8erfmtf bon
Hootliden 5dnIldn6ereien II 9lt-
din1on COUNT, git melden1 1td} 5abl-
rpihe @o1fIuitige eingeiteM batte1t,
fp1,rben febr bobe Breife er5teH> Die
amiiden $t46 Big 5000 per Ader pas
%riierfen.
.Npn1mopb . -S9ern Der 5hnf-
bero. elmer Ser b6biten Sngel " 0e =
BIad sins, an 1. Ssltlt ben gtar1e1t
Mooiepeh Berg erbbddlt, tceroen pc
MaIber. biefer @egen6 notwithstanding
Sic 6eir11ot elmer &er6e bon gldben
5ein. moofepeH batttte, aIg e. 8rdltoe1n1tt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

tel. Ger nfierbatore Honraro"
.ipriidt Dnriiber iein 8eon11ern aus Il.
erfIlaiirt, obaB a1b gegentpartig Die
ourh Sic greignifie 0eg i'm Sabre
1870 ae}dnffene Gage bes 81. Sfub,
lee nidf oieienige IL, Die ibm ge-
biiiibrt, ienee ndimlib1 bic feiner goH=
Iider1 urt6 u~niberienen Wiiiion Srei=
beit uno nnabbdngigfeh iidert, uno
atpar ni6t BLOB reale, iorloern fir al
ie Bolfer Ser grDe eriidtli6e. Dos
oorf feiter merieben Der fi6 6es
Mamens tatboIifb riibm1en mill.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

IN @emeinoerat boa Mom mar nm
ter 3uitimmung Der fatbolii6en &C.
m%einber1ite befbloIien tporoen, ben
30. Sabrestag Der 8egnabme oes
pdpitliden Nom ourb Die Biemonte-
len 5n eiirem Mationalfeite gu geital-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01

men bbaben uno bag gibti ibnen, bon
anoerem nbgeieben ben Nebtstitel
fit sic Mttpirfu11g i'm 8olferbun0.
Das lit Die Mniibt Der garl5e11 fatboli>
lfden 8elt.
8. ct. oes 3. g.
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