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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
Answer the Classified Ads That Interest That Way Lies Opportunity

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

DISTRICT manager; high powered
stock statesmen, with successful rec
ord can make $500 to $1,000 weekly
selling Texas Oil leases by applying
Immediately for available choice ter
ritory. Only producers can qualify. j.
S. Arthur. 1919, Scollard Bldg, Dali
las, Texas.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
AGENTS WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN TO represent us
in Pennsylvania; no competition; eN-
elusive territory. Write al once for
territory and particulars. T.. l.. 4
h. Sales Co, Box $50 Johnstown. Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
WANTED

WANTED
Refined women of middle
age, experienced in plain
sewing for new department
to be established in our fac
tory.
Work pleasant and profitable.
laid while learning.
Apply at once in person to
Employment Managers Of
flee.
MOORHEAD KNITTING CO., INC,
Cor Cameron and Walnut Sts.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

FOR sALE-24O5 Derry ST.. 2-story
brick dwelling, rooms and bath,
gas. electric light. steam heat, hard
wood floors, drive alley on rear, tot
50 feet front. Price $6,25O. $l,2gO
cash required, or will sell with lot ~
feet front.
For sale-1Sl1 and 1915 Zarker St.
good G-story brick dwellings with all
modern improvements. These proper
ties are very attractive at $4,000 each,
possession of No. 1915 can be had on
short notice.
For Sale-f937, 1899 and 1871 Swa-
tara St. 2-story brick dwellings,
rooms and bath each. all improve
ments. porches, attractive at $2,oOO
each.
For Sale-Corner Market St. and
Bowman Ave, Camp Hill, newly pa
pered room single dwelling, steam
heat electric light hardwood doors,
lot 43EX2OO, garage. possession short
notice.
For Sale-2O2O North Fifth St,
apartment building, 3 modern apart
mcnts of five rooms and bath each,
elegant condition, first floor apart
ment has hardwood foors
For Sale-17O9 Market St, S-story
brick dwelling, rooms and bath, gas,
electric light. steam heat, good con-
dition, porches, lot 34X90.
BRINTON-PACKER CO.. Agents.
Second and Walnut SITS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
WANTED

HCUSEK KEEPER-Middle aged. to
care for house and three girls, aged
4. and years. House has ali mod
ern conveniences. Would not object
to man and wife or woman and
daughter. An excellent home for suit
able party. Address {. b. Withauer
4l9 Quincy St.. \. W. Washington,
ID. c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
HELP wANTED-Malc and Female

MEN-Women raise Belgian hares
for us. We pay 81 to $40 for all you
raise Free illustrated booklet. United
Food and Fur Association, 329 West
loth St. Dept {, New York.
WANTED-Experie trucker and
wife, one capable of taking charge of
medium size farm: must come well
recommended; good opportunity for
reliable party. Address Box H-3s19
care Telegraph.
tContinucd In Next Coiumnl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
Deaths

i AWEI-Died September 70. 1919,
Mrs. Mollie Clowman kawel. in her
a4th year at Polytechnic Hospital.
Funeral services from Otterbein
L. b. Church. Fourth and Rely
SITS, on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Relatives and FRIENDS are
invited TO attend. Burial private IN
Last Harrisburg cemetery. sooE can can
be viewed on sunday evening from
Z to Q at funeral parlors of HaW-
kins Estate. 1907 North Third 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

MEN-(25 required); accustomed to
work on tin roofing. gutter, skylight,
cornicc and general sheet metal work.
steady work is guaranteed any man
dc sirmG to move to Phi adelphia to
take this job, good pay. This is
large corporation and guarantees
work all year around. Write or ap-
ply ir person. Amy man proving salts
factory will have transportation re-
funded after two weeks work. Thorn
AS : Gassner Co, 45i5 Wayne Ave.
Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

WANTED-Lady, over 81 preferred.
pleasing appearance and personality
for clerical and stenographic position,
central location. Must have year or
more experience in stenography and
cffiCc work. References; salary eX-
pected Address Box R-s052 care Teie-
Rraph
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

WANTED one live hustler in Iiar
risburg to handle our line OF sales
snd ether books. Large demand. Lib
eraI commission. Wirth Sales Book
Co, Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

FoP sALE-Will sell my beautiful
suburhan home, eight rooms ana
hath If interested, address SoX
Jes24s care Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
HELP wANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-A day cook. Apply at
once Camp Curtin Restaurant, 622
Maclay.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
on third iloor for light housekeeping,
use of phone and bath; no children.
Apply 1906 \. Third ST.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Big pay and free auto
mobile introducing wonderful new
fgasolinc saver puncture proof five
year spark plugs and other economic
ii auto necessities. Outtit free. L. Ball
wey, Dept. 632. Louisville. Ky.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-10-23
Additional Short Local News

Mrs. Fred F. Oliver left yester-
day returning to Grand Forks after a
visit here of part of the week.
Mrs. William Plummer g a
couple of days the %forepart of the
week with friends in the vicinity of
Wales and Hannah.
Mrs. Fred F. Oliver came up from
the Forks on Saturdays train and is
spending the week at the Lindsay
farm north of town.
Milton has a new M. E. church
pastor, appointed by the state CON
ference, in Rev. A. E. Combes, for
merly of Sherwood, N. D.
Jas. MCLAUGHLIN left yesterday
for Fargo and Grand Forks, expect.
ing to be away until the end of the
week attending to business matters.
Miss Evelyn Mausten was a pas.
senger down the line Saturday and
during a short vacation will visit
with friends in the Forks and at
Park River.
Mrs. w. j. Syres was in Grand
Forks for an " Sunday visit with
her daughter, Miss Eva ,Syres, who is
attending the state university as a
student this year.
John L. Thompson came up from
Larimore on Friday and during a
stay until the end of the week gave
attention to farming interests he
holds in the eastern part of the
county near Wang.
The Mazda auction sale of Messrs.
Shelp and Davidson,set for October
3Oth, will be conducted by j. Yves
Mahon, the veteran who has sold
farm stock and household goods here
for a number of years.
Martin Moore has moved his family
into town for the winter from the
farm in West Hope township. He
has purchased the Elmer johnson
property on Second street and is al.
ready in possession of the same.
Jacob Dech and sister were pas
sengers leaving yesterday for st.
Paul, where they return to make
their home after living north of
Langdon with their father, Henry
Dech, on the Herricks farm for the
past two years. Mr. Dech, ST., held
a very successful auction sale of his
farm property on Friday of last
week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-10-23
l''' ;'9' School ci4!!
HIGH

The Literary society of the Lang.
don high school met Tuesday even.
ing for the purpose of electing off.
GERS. 1t was also decided to hold
meetings every second Tuesday in the
high school auditorium at eight
o'clock, to discuss problems Of gene.
raj interest and to organize a debat.
ing team. Il
The following were elected:
Pressident-Stewart Robertson.
Vice President--Zelda Monroe
Secretary-Ruby Hankey
Treasurer-Earl MCLAUGHLIN
Sergeant-at-Arms-J ohm Milne
Program Committee-Edith Hamil-
ton, Edith Moore and Ernest Drew.
The meeting was we'll attended
and much enthusiasm was shown.
Mr.. Paulson entertained the society
for a few minutes with humorous
readings and Ruby Godfrey completed
the program with a vocal solo.
The foot ball boys have been out
practicing every evening for the past
week and are scheduled for a game
with Park River on Friday. The
team has very few of last years play
ers but is reported to be doing good
work and expects to carry off the
score on Friday. The boys on the
team are:
Mercer-full back
Milne-right half
Drew-left half
Robertson-quarter
Ramage-right end
Snowfeld-right guard
Johnston-center
Row-left guard
McLauchlin-left tackle
Stevenson-left end
Kelly-substitute
MulJigan-substitute
The text books for English litera.
ture, American history, psychology
and arithmetic have arrived and the
classes are now well organized.
Miss Mcmahon spent the week end
at her home in Orr.
Among those who have registered
for high school work this week are:
William Carson, Willie Blessner,
Henry Kitchen, Ruth ShelIenberge,
Albert Rose and Ruth Lee.
DR.. Andrew H. Hartley, of Chicago,
whs was the first number of the Ly-
ceum conrRe, to appear here, spoke
to the high school students on the
value Of o high school and college
education, Tuesday morning.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-10-23
TO OWNERS OF STOCK


/ have stacks of hay on lands as
follows:
Northeast quarter Of section SO,
township 1852, Range 60, ALERT and
Winter meadow.
Northeast quarter of section 1,
township ISL, range go. B. Heating
meadow.
Southeast quarter of section 20,
township l62, range SO. Stewart
meadow.
Southwest quarter of section ID,
township ISL, range 81. Mcmillan
meadow.
Persons having stock running loose
in these localities will be prosecuted
if any damage to the hay by stock
John Rsmage
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-10-23
(Episcopal)
CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR.

~. Ian.
Services Held Every Sunday.
Morning Prayer and Sermon, IL: a. m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 8: p. m.
Sunday School at noon.
Week Day Order Of Service
Friday Evening at 8 p. m.
Holy Communion.-O the First
and Third Sunday in each month at
the morning service and on all
Holy Days.
All seats free. Come and worship
with US. A very cordial welcome
awaits you.
&C. P. Drew, Rector.
Study Phone, No. 154.
Home Phone. No. 20.
Highest Market prices paid for
live and dressed poultry, hides, furs,
veal, eggs. Mckay Produce Co, St.
Paul, MINI.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-10-23
BEWARE
OF OPTICAL
CANVASSERS.

Reliable men in the OPP
teal profession are not com.
PEELED to go from door to
door and solicit business.
Canvasers talk for their
own pocket. Reliable men
furnish glasses for your
eye interests.
When you feel the need
of glasses 60 to A. O.
WOLD CO., or some one
who has q permanent 10.
cation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

tpablt mer6er 1in6 nnter Bun6esauf.
iibt 1teben, gena11 tpie iebt Die Bum
6es 5armleibbanfen 1tno Die 8mnbes-
&eierbebanfen.
Sir bic 8aulultigen miir6e 6ieie
@inridtung cine groBarttge Grletd-
ternng, l1n6 fir 6ie 8m1s nn6 2eib-
pereine eine1t ungetp0bnIi6en Muf-
idtpa1ng bebenten. IS miir6e 70 cine
notnenoige @rgdn5ung Der bonn @un,
oes =Mrbeitsnmt ins 9eben gerufener
SeimbanBetpegnng gcf6affen. Das
liegt AUDI in Ser Mbitdt bes Mrbeitss
amtes. @ns billie uns al1e 8anluit,
tpenr MIR ni6t oas 6a5u NOTICE @elO
befommer fonnten! Scr ga15en Sage
Ser Sa6e nod bar6eH es ii6 ia bier
BEL Inn 6ie unteritiibung Der Me1t-
qerbemittelten in Ser @riin6ung et-
mes eigenen 9eims, Inn Die 56offlrg
6es fleinen @igenba1ties unter lei6.
ten Observation-Disclosures. Dus lit
fir Die @ntmidlung un1eres mtrt-
iboftliden 2ebens bon ni6t 3u lt1ter.
iddber6er 8eoeutung. 8e5ei6neno
fir Sic Mnffaffung bieier @ntpidlnng
it es ia, 6aB bic 8epeglrtg our Mn-
regung Ser Ba1tdtigfeit nno Der
I@}rii16ung bon @eimleibbanfen I'M
mittelbnr aus benz allgemeine11 @ie=
neutrality-suspicious. nod Dem
@eItfriea entItar6en lit. S1 immer
meiteren Bolfsfreifen modt fi6 bie
l1e%ber5eug1ng gelterb, bob nod Der
8uridboltung mGbreno Der &rtegs-
inbre iebt NIT 6oppelter gnti6lolien-
belt gearbeitet tperben muB, merr mir
6os BerfG11r1te einbolen tpolen; bob
mir oud 511 11e11en Mitteln gretfen
miiiien, I'M ben b0beren Mniprn9en.
at geniigen, Die mir ieBt an 1niere.
2eiih1ngsfdbigfeit ftellen 6iirfen unoI
mollen. 9a geniigen gum Sell ni9t
mebr 6ie alter ansgefabrenen @elei-
ie, mir miiiien 1el1e Bege eini6lagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
Ser Nraiibent entpfieht III feiner

Ser Nraii6e11t entpffiebH III feiner
8otfdnft MaBnabnten 5nr1 5d1be
nnfereg &a116els. Or min nniere ssSr.
6nitrie geger ruir1ofe m1sldn6iihe
@onfnrren5 geidiibt nnb Br gIeid-
aeittg @elegenbeit gegeben baben,
ibr o~ustpdrfiiges mfnbgebid at er.
tpeitern. 2eidt miro fib bag nt6t ber-
eirige1t Iaiien. 8ent1 mir trs ddiii
ben mer6en a16ere 2dn6er iih no.
tirliih audi f1iiben. 8enr1 mir I'M.
fern augndrttigen &anoer aug0ebnen
molten, tDer0en nir dt16errt 2dnbertl
@elegenbeit geben miiiiien, bren Son.
Sci nil ms ebenfnng a1ts3n6ebner.
&ier liegt EN- @roblern, bag letAi
11idt 51 I5ie1t feirt tpir6, 1tnb 6eiien
q0i1nq iffd mad bent @rieee fdtpierii.
ger getnIte1 mag ols ierraIg SSn ie.
Dem sgane mttt1t man es MIR begrhben,
boB Ser Brdiiibfer1t 6ie Mnfnerffom.
tell 6es @ongreifes mud ntf 6teie 9TH.
geIegenbeit gelet1h bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
Observation-Disclosures

Moraen, Sreitag, tit @rdberidmii.
f,1ngstog. 9as umerifanii9e 8olt
aeoenft ieiner totem 9elben. sSSn Sda'
rem siebt es bino1s, I'M lire @raber
nit fri19em Grim al i6miiden. Tors
an iene, Sic nit ibnen gefdmpH b.
BEN un6 nod i'm 9idte nanoeln. 81
re !3abl miro bon Sabr at Sabr flet'
1ter, aber in 11nenttpegter Srene &C.
oenfen iie iener, nit oes1en tie einntal
aefGmpft un6 gelitten baben.
IS lit ettpas 5b6nes I'M cine SD
Observation-Disclosures, Die 3eit l1no @anm
iiber6auert uno an &eloengrabern al.
i6brIih ibre @rne1er1ng feiert. uno
es 1T ettpas 8roBes I'M bas gmpfin-
SEN zines 8oIfes, pie es in Ser Seier
un1eres @rGb Observation-Disclosures 5nr1
Musbrud fommt: Mnoere 80lfer eff
rem ibre totem Seloen au6, aber mir
genopo bot 6ieie @brung ben limit
gen gbarafter angenommen, Der flr
Sic Seier nnieres @rdberi6miidnngss
taees bergebro6t 1T.
9as iurtge Grim lit 6as Sinnbtlo
ser i1ngen 2iebe nn6 nit INNER bon
netem Derinngten 2iebe tDeilen Die
@eoanfen 0es nmertfanii6en Bolfes
BEL Sen Sapferen un6 Erenen, Die IN
GROCER !3eit Elm unpergdnglt6es Bel.
3pieI poterIGn6ii6er Spfertptdtgfeit
aaben. SET ibne1 un6 bel bel ibre1t
Eaten. l1n6 nit beion6erer 2tebe metz
len oieie @e6anfen om Deforottons..
toge Bel Sen i1tngen Sel6en, Die OUT
frem6er gr6e fir BEN &ubm ibres
8aterlanoes ff6mpften. Mn9 BORT mer-
oer morgen Sic frif6en @raber gee
fdmiidt, Sic li9 mdbren6 beg &rteges
mber topfere 1tn6 tpiir6tge @0bne 1rt=
feres 2an6es geidIofien baben, uno
audi an 6ieI en @rdbern itebt morgert
int @eiite oas am%ertfaniide 8oH, be-
11er, sic iie bergen, Elm liebepoues @e-
oenfen tpetbeno.
Gin Soft, bas feline groBen Eoten
r1ift ebrt, peiB iid felbit 1i1t at eb.
rem, nrtb fetnen ifd6ueren 3ng gibf e5
I'M gbaraftter oes amerifantiden Sol
fes als oas Itebeboue @rinner11, nit
Incident es Ietner Eoten geoenft.
Mer ridt nit Eraaer ge6erf man
ibrer, ion6ern nit 5tol5. @eil tie fir
cine groBe @nde %eeitorben fin6. Mt
golbenen 2ettern iteben ibre eaten.
auf 6en 8lGttern Der @e16i6te ber-
seidnet, nno BORT tper6en lie ber5etb.
net bleiben, 10 lange Die groBe11
Meni9beitsi6eale anf bieier @roe els
ne 8flegeitdtte finoen. 8as, 10 bot
fen nro miini9en mir, nin1rter a1tfbo,
rem tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

gen, aIs er bon ben gngIdnoern nod
&elenn gebrabt nurbe, Das CT
nid]t tpie6er berlaiien folte.
Dng mar bas gnoe bes Mea1tres,
Der Der @eIt BeieBe gegeben batte,
Der Ben bon Inn beiiegten 80lfern er-
barrnrrngslos Ben SUB auf Ben Na=
dfe11 iebte, li9 an ibrer grnie6rig1tng
peioete, fir tire 9eioen fein Muge,
fir lire &lnger fein 9br bntte. lnb
aus Dem Often fam ibm 6as @eroer.
ben. Mn1 IN nnieren Eagen per6en
@0lterf6idiale 6ur6 6ie Madtiprii6e
~ein5elner Mdiin1er, oie iiber u11gebeure
Mubt berfigen, tnti6ie6en. Site
&ei6e ner6en %5erttriimmer, neue ge>
i6affen. lngebeure 2aiten mer6en
ben 8ejtegten bon ben 5ieger1 al1fere
legt, 6eren nebermut feine @ren5en
fennt. Mber tpie6er pie oamals, Dor
mebr uls bltnbert Sabren, 5iitgeln i'm
Often Glnmmen empor, Die fib 81
einem b~erbeerenoen 8ra1rb beretnen
broben. Die Mugen bon Mi1ioner
iin6 ang1tbon nod Often geridtet,
mo oas 8er6erben ln1tert. Nob baben
Sic g01fer 1i6t 3eit gebabt, ffidd) bon
Ben @1reden 6es @rieges einigerma'
zen gu erbolen, un6 i6on bat tie Die
Mngit BON 1te1ten, fommen0en Sbres
den gepadt. Dieien 5drefen bon ibr
at nebmen, miro 5ade iener iein
miiiien, oie gegenmdrtig ibr @efdid
in Der @an6 balten. Ste fonnen eS;
tie bra1tden MIR &e6t nnb @eredtig-
felt malter1 5l lniien ellen 80lfern gee
geniiber. @ie tie berfproden baben,
tpie bie gedngittgte uno geqtdfe
Men1dbeit bon ibner ertpartet uno
ou6 51 ertparten beredtigt 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
Denecn nnN HanNcln.

@rob5ugig in ieineln Denfen un6
&an6eln at iein, lit Elm 8orrebt Dor.
nebrner @baraftere. Die meiiten Men-
iden Der]teben es 11i9t, aus ben Nies
Der11ngen 6es tdgli9en2ebenS beraus.
aufteigen in sic 5pb1ren 6eS 9oberen
unb decentralization. SIR ga1l5es
Sem nno @olen Iiegt IN ben &etten
oes munenboften eigenen Sd. nrrbe-
fiimmert nm Ste bnngern6e Seele,
Die na6 2abung led5t, iagt oerlleenib
Ser Sinnenlnlt na6, tau6te Der gut
&c Menf6 unter I'M Taun1el 6es @e.
nuIieS. @obl mabnt 6as @emiiiem
bieier etpige @ai6ter I'M &dm1nerlein
bes SCREENS, ollein feline 5tin1me
perbaut u11geb0rt neben bent @arg
unb @etpirr Ser Sirenen. Meni6en>
ber5, mcbin fiibrt 6etn @eg? Siebif
0n ni6t BEN gabnen6eu Mgrnro, Der
1i6 o1ftut, 6i9 at berf6lingen?
9ei6er 3iebt 6as 8er6erben tmmer
meitere @retfe. Bom &in6e angefan-
gen Big gum idtpanfenoen @reiie bat
Sic triigeriibe @IMdsg0Htn u@enuB"
ole in ibren 8ann ge5ogen. Sic ole.
mollen fi9 bernnlGen Bis our nebers
fdttignng, nno Damn ais geboritene
-6dnlen ibr Dufein friiten. S9redlih
lit oas @rma9en nod 6ieiem &qnib
Ser beridttignng. &ataitropben IN.
GROCER 8abI fin6 6as i9auerli6e en-
6e.
@roB5iigig gu 6enfen nno gu ban
beln, 6aB Grie6e rn6 Sre1be in nns
tpobne nnb Die Menfden ii6 geiitig|
erbeben, bos lei unfere 8arole. Nidt
feinIi9e Eaten ltn6 neioii6e &e6en|
ioller nnier &an6eln beeinfluiien;;
groB nno e6el iei uniere &at16lungs-
meiie, erbauen6 11n6 er5ieben6 ir
nniere Mitmenl6en. nnier gan5es
Sein nn6 @u16eln lei Elm %leben6tger
M6ruf nnferer gottliden seele. Die
Sore bes &er5ens ioler it6 anftur
un6 berborq11ellen. Die sSrnpnlie aus
ieinem ssSrt1ern, 6as 6u0born Der
t@oHesgoben, bas nieoergelegt 1T IN
ie6e Menibenbr1it, ergieBt iib Mber
ole, 6te 6ieier @abe be0irfen. go let
infer gan5es 2eben Elm geiifiges M1f=
m6rtsitreben gum @ottesli6t.
Das Di9tertport: Das gr0Bte tho
groBe @e6arfen nno ein reines Ser5,
bepnbrbeite ii9 IN ie6er Meni6en.
brmit. @robe @e6anfen fonen nns
Ieiten BEL an unierm Gltn nn6 9afen;
Elm reines &er5 er5euge IT urs &lar-
heit BEG @inens, iittli6e 5tdrfe,
6re116e 6es &er5ens nn6 6ie @egter,
ii6 in etpigem 6bm1e1t Der @ottbett|
@rfab fir nuen @r6engen1B at i6afz
fen. WeniGenber5, boit 6n }6on ge-
nGbIt2 SIM @em1B 51 idtpelgen ober
groB unb e6el at perben IN @eoanfen
un6 IN Saten?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
SAlcsmie.

g6a6 oe1n bon Sen Sig Sour in
8aris berfoBten Grie6ensbertrog ion
in @9lestpig eine @olfsnbfttmn11tg
1tattfin6en, tpem Die 8etpobner flint
tig angeb0ren monen, 6em &0nigrei@
DGnemorf ODER Ser 6eltti9en &epn-
bIif. Die D1ttert nn6 Sic 6dni6e Ste
gier11rq iin6 nbiol1t ni9t 6amit etn=
beritnn6en. 5ie tpoGen mobl 6en
nor6Iihen Sell bon Sblestpig febr
gerne baben, 6eiien @etuobner 6dni16
fi16, -nber nidt Sen 1iibli6en Sell, Ser
ousfd1teBIid oe1ttid lit.
sos 1T febr flng bon ben Ddnet.
@s benefit erftens, bnB tie feinesmegS
nnnerionsTtifig fin6, un6 5ueitens,
6aB iie iib befp11Bt fin0, 6os 6eutide
l1ntertonen ibrem ugltter @a0dnig1 pd-
ter 6o6 MIR ErubeI MAIDEN tDer6en.
Scum bot Ser @obe Slut in @aris be-
idloh en-, 6oB in gan5 S9lespig cine
MHimm111g ~tattfinben m1tB, nnb eS
beiBt, 6nB onh 6ieBetpobner bes gn11a
6entiden Cells fit MnidluB an ben
uglttett @0Grig" timr1en mollen, tpe.
nigitens gerabe iebt BET 6teier Mb-
Trimming.
Dng lit iebr, iebr fltg, tpettt1 a1td
fonft nidts, bon 6iefer 6eutiben 8e.
b%6flffernng. Denr mer11 iie iebt at 3D.
1enrnm gefblngen mer6en, 6ann bralt-
den iie Dor 6Gen Dirgen lire beriibm-
ten MiIdfffibbe nidt a1ts5mltefern, tire
Gra11ett 1nb @i1ber bra1tden ridt
bent Sungertppb11s a1t erliegen un6
fife feIbit brn1tdet 11idt at 5flnbet1 at
ttper6en, BIG Tie bie Sen Dei1tfdfen n11f.
aaerlegenben giiroen nbgenrbeitet ia.
ben. nn6 10 f6011nte es ft9 efetgren,
baB Ser 6oBe Nnt bon Bnrig 6ns @oH
u1t6 @ebiet eineg 2nt16es eirerr an
bern aonoe ~nif3tpingt 6ns fie gar
nibt Ibdben tptn.
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mertc Ser marnune.

Ser befannte Nem yorfer @att-
.5elre6ner Or. CHARLES s.. Hnrfburit
fiibrt In elmer flr5Iib bon Der Na-
tional 5ecnrih 2eag1e beroffentlid,
ten 5lngf6rih Iber Mmerifanismls
fontra @oli6apismus aus, es fei
1bper, Mmer1fan1Smus IN Der 8eiin,
1lt1rg MiBberg1riigter gu fnltibierer1,
belonoers penn bag WtiBpergniigert
1rgeno elmer 9an0lung ooer Hrterlal-
lung ieiters Der @egier1tng 5%uegidrte-
ben tperoe. Sen sS11plls, Der 1id 51trt
Befe1ntnis beg Bolldetptsmus ent-
mideln fonrte. be1tben nod Neb.
Narfb11rif: Mae Die 5ltrudgefebrten
.5oloaten DIE It'd befldgen, DAB 1bnett
iRr 2obn borent9alten tpuroe; ole
otelentgen, Die nit Ste11ern iiberb1tr.
bet nro Der Mn11W 1111o, onB groBere
.5parion1feit nnfietter Der Negter1tt1g
eitrer1 Eei1 Der 8iiroe l111r1otig gen1adt
baben piroe; ale %6ieienigen, Die es
nabe5u rt11oglid ft1oer, Die Soften
hires Gebensltnterbaltes n%1f5nbrt11-
gen, neil bic 2ebensmittel ourd Die
ftarfe Q1sfnbr TO foitfpieltg getoor-
ben firt6; ale bie1e1igett, Die ertperbs.
los iino, fit bic nber Be1ddfttg1t1tg
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neiniten @egentimpeI gIihern int
belen Sonnenibein. 1nb benz Griib-
ling sfolgen pie ab6roerIib CONNER,
9erbff nnb 8inter. SEES 5riiblings.
fonnenideins aber, Der infer COB Dem
8uiein an6erer berleibt, tper6e1 mir
1no lie uns iabraus, iabrein erfreuert
fonren, nern mir uns getp0bnen, Die
@er6ienife unierer Mitmeni9en NIT
benz gleiden MnBe nie 6ie eigener 5u
bemeiien.
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8mnHes>H

lm cine feIte @runolage sur SsS0r-
oerunq Ser go11tdtigfeh at getpinnett,
bot 6as 8nnbes-M rbeitsamt ei1e1
@%eiekentp1trf 51tr @inrtdtung bon
Bun~6es>@ eimleibbanfe nusgearbet,
tet, Ser bem &ongreB IN Der naditen
Sagunq borgelegt tperben ion. Cine
5oIde @inridtu1tg u6re in Der Sat
5eitgenrdB un0 fdme einem tpirfli9ert
8eoiirfnis entgegen. l1m Mibber<
itanontlIen at begegnen, gtbt bas Mr-
beitsamt in einem &lnbidretben Mnf-:
5hI1B iiber bett Hlan.
gs banoelt ii6 babel ni6t, tpie
manfe glaltben, I'M bic @rinonng
BON 8anfen, Sic ba1luitige1t 2euten
gegierungsgelo gum Sa11sbat bor=
1treden iol1en. Dieie 8un6es-&eim,
Ieibbanfen ionen ols iogenannte
Clearing" -6dl1ier fir Bu11- nno
2eibbereine bienen, Die 10 initon6 ge=
iebt meroen 1onen, tire langlal1fen6en
Br1tnbidnlbbriefe um5ufeben nno 10
@eI6 fir reue Mnleibe at befommen.
Cine @rrppe @n1t- 1in6 2eibberetne
tpiir6e cine 81trtbes| etr.
rihten, III Ser Tie tire @r1tnbfdu1l6.
briefe uMortgages) btnterlegen f6rttt-
ten. Mnf bieie piirbe Die 8am Gut
fdeine Biz au 80 b. s. hires 8ertes
ar1sftenen nn6 olf ben Marft bringett.
Gen grI0s befdme Der betreHenoe