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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
/ BUYS RUM; LOSE $500
Trenton saIoonkeeper Accuses Negro
of SWindie.

Trenton, N. J., Jan. 10-Joseph
Graenberger, a saloonkeeper of South
Clinton avenue, has complained to the
police that he was swind1ed out Of
$500 by a negro, said to be Charles
Miller, of Philadelphia, who sold the
saloon man $ss73 worth OF whisky.
The booze was to have been deliv-
cred several days ago, and when it
did not arrive Greenberger told the
police about 1t, hoping to be able to
get back the $500 he paid as de-
post to bind the bargain for ninety
eases of whisky at 500 case.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
RATlFY BY 18TH, BRYAN URGES
Wires Democratic Senators in Favor
of Speeding Treaty.

WIfSS DemocFdtIC SENATORS IN FaVoF
of Speeding Treaty.
Washington, Jan. ia number of
Democratic senators received tele-
grams from William J. Bryan read
ing:
II very earnestly hope that it may
be possible to secure an agreement on
the reservation and resolution on ra+i-
fication before next Friday so that our
nation can enter the league of nations
at it's first session on January 16. The
joy of the American people would,
am sure, be as universal as it was
Shen the armistice was signed"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
NO ANTHRACITE STRIKE


Operators Will Be Made Peacefully.
Shenandoah, Pa, Jan. 13.-Confi-
dence was expressed here by miners
in the ability of the anthracite work
ers and operators to come to salts
factory agreement to succeed the pres
ent contract expiring March 81, 1920.
Il has been said that even if the
miners committee and representa-
tives of the mining interests are un-
able to agree by April, the men will
continue work pending further nego-
tiasions. Little fear is felt of an an
thracite strike,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Mus. Label German "elft Parcels"

Must Label GSTnldH IIII TaIVSIs.
Berlin, Jan. 12.-The minister OF
finance published conditions govern
ing the free importation Of gift par
cells from the United States. They
provide thai the parcels must be di-
rected to a specific address and plain
Nv marked "gift parcels"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
TEACHERS DEMAND RAISE
2s00 in Pittsburgh Demand Increase
of $500 q Year

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 12.-Twenty-
eight hundred school teachers, mem
bers Of the Pittsburgh Teachers Asso-
citation, at a mass meeting here voted
unanimously in support of demand
that they be granted a fat wage in
crease of $500 year.
A resolution, adopted by the body,
said that If the Pittsburgh board of
education did not act favorably on
the demand within thirty days, the
teachers would take drastic action" If
rs per cent of the membership favor
cd SI1ch a course
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Mine Cave Menaces Enqinehouse.

Scranton, Pa, Jan. 13.-Engine-
house No. z, on South Main avenue, is
In danger Of being destroyed by mine
caves, and the city authorities met
and well ask the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad company
officials to have moning discontinued.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Expect 100000 600 For Wooden Sims

~NPVSH T7ViOOO,OOO OF VCCuGn SHIPS,
Washington, Jan. 1O-Under an
agreement reached with the shipping
beard, the Anderson Overseas corpor-
alton is made European agent for the
sale of the governments wooden ships
There are about 300 of these vessels
of about $500 dead weight tons each.
The board expects to realize mete
than $90,0OO,OOO by their sale.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13

German Spy Must Serve Ten Years.
Washington, Jan. 13.-The supreme
court refused 20 review the conviction
&C Emil Herman, at Everest, Wash,
Oh charges Of violating the espionage
act. Herman was sentenced to ten
years' imprisonment.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Rippetv Hep.

Hippety hep - - Government shor
To buy War S1Ti s S,.enlp dandy;
One for you AMI rpa fer me,
And one f. 2 ctAer Sand;!
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13

To Rush German Prisoners Home.
Paris, Jan. 12.-Between G000 and
1000 German prisoners will be repa-
triated daily, beginning Immediately
on the arrival of railway cars from
Germany.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
| Good Cough Medicine for Children

a Good Cough Medicine for Children
Mrs !. w. Thillips. Redon, Ca,
phoneO TO J. M. Floyd. the merchant
there. for bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and said she bought
O. bottle of it at his store recently
lad that It was doing her childr -
much good that she wanted TO
2AeD up the treatment. You Will
lad neshing better for coughs ard
colds I'm children or for yourself. 1t
Keeps .the cough loose, expecto-
ration easy and soon frees the
system from the cold.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
STARTED FIRE WITH BONDS
Burlington Man Distracted Over Loss
of $4,000 in Securities

Burlington Man Distracted Over Loss
of $4,000 in Securities.
Burlington, N. J., Jan. 12-That he
had found a fuel more costly than coal
was the discovery by Harry Wool
man, Of East Burlington, a,tr he had
built fire in stove II his home.
following his return from a business
trip in Philadelphia.
Shortly after the room became warm
Woolman missed $500 in negotiable
bonds he had brought home. Search
failed to reveal them, and the distract
ell man thinks he accidentally laid
them with waste paper with which lie
kindled he fire.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
GUARDS FOIL LIQUOR THEFT
Rout Auto Load of Men Intent on
Raiding Whisky DistIlery.

Lititz, Pa, Jan. ia gun battle
in which watchmen placed in the John
Horting distillery and bonded ware
house were victorious, foiled another
attempt to remove whisky from the
building.
The watchmen were placed on duty
following the theft of $4,000 worth Of
liquor Wednesday night.
According to the guards, an auto
mobile load of men alighted on the
edge of q wheat field near the dis.il-
lery and were preparing to cross the
Lititz creek when they were chalIeng-
ed and fired upon. They escaped after
returning shots. Federal agents and
state police are on their trail.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13

- q 80 sgssaassass.s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
WILDCAT FOLLOWS BOYS

'ic would prevail.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
u&ertrao bridlt s%uia1nme11."

8aris, 81. Suli. = Ser ebemalige
fran50itibe Minifterprdiioent 2onis
8artbou bat fur5li9 %folgen6e @rfld-
r1ng abgegeben:
Der 8ertrag bon @eriaiues, f@ledt
erttporfen, bri9t auf alien Seiten 5us
iammen. IS lit 5medlos, Die Satia9e
perbiilen 5u pol1en, 6aB Die @rgeb-
niiie ser 5pa-&onferen5 uberau I'm
5ufrie6enbeit berborgerufen baben.
Dies lit cine unbeitreitbare Satia@e,
Oh mir Tie nun 5%ugeben ODER nidt. Die
in Spa gefdqten @nti@ei0rngen fino
cine Derbiiute &ebilion 6es Behring's.
v2e Motin" iogt in einem Iuffab,
Ser Die Senoen5 aler fnbrenoen 8lat-
ter in 8aris mie6eripiegelt:
ny8ir iino ge5mungen, beute Die
ungebeuerlidfeit bes Srrtums an5u-
erfennen, Ser in ben 8erbm6ll1ngen
fir Sen Sriebensbertrag in BeriaiQes
begungen tpltrbe, nls man it9 einbil-
bette, 6as SbidiaI guropas entl@ei.
BEN 5u f0nnen, obne auf &1blanb 5n
a9ten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

deu, bon bener iie lett piiien ioaten,
bab fie fir ieben Deutidameritar1er
einen 5ti9 ins Sleiib beoelten. Sc.
oenfans follte ie0er 6enferoe uuo le-
ienoe &atbolif itd Ben 8orfas oes
S9riftleiters Der a1sge5ei9neterWo-
9eni6rift uEbe Sofepbimum 8eeflp1
IN columbus, 8. at eigen MAIDEN:
vSmat tbe Srtn!" @oimmer iemnno
ben n9un" ooer r8o9e~ in elmer ia.
tbol11den 3eitung fin6et, in elmer
Weiie, Die als 8elei6igu1g m~1f8ufai-
len tit, iofort 6abinter Der nit erer-
gii6en proteiten. @ir molten I'M ie-
ben Breis b%erbin6ern, BOB u%rfere
Hinftigen @enerationen nod nit
SUN" nn0 ~8ode" troftiert tperoen,
nie es 3. g. nit Dem @am1en vDutd.
man" BOG ni9t gan5 70 bei6impfeno
lit, Ser Sal lit.
Sn Dem b~orIiegen6en Sale lit es
6oppelt management, ba gerooe oie
SS16ianermiifionen 6urb Die oiele11
Sefuiten=, 8eneoiftiner- un6 Sran5is-
fanermiiiionare aus benz Stmme
Ser ~Sunnen" aufgebaut un6 beute
nod gum groBten Geile betrieben tper-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

.i9lieBen, uno beibe perben benz I'M
&egierungsbienite in Der 8un6es-
bauptitobt itebenoen SRI. &loru Salt
mann einen 8eil16 eritatten uno Iidy
bon bort mad Der @robita6t Seem
Sort begeben.
- Senator San 9oben nnb &in0er
bon ct. saul trafen 5amltag bier
Elm nnb begaben ii6 nod Safe Gimme
mann BEL Mbon, no tie BEN Counting
in Ser Samilie George &oienberger
perbradten. Muf ibrer Seimretie
i6loB ii9 ibnen sic @attin 6es Sena-
loren an, pel6e cine @ode am nfer
6es i60nen Sees oerbra4te.
SIN &auie ietnes an 10. Ipenue
noroli9 pobnen6en Sobnes 2onis g.
2onglep bot Ebomas S. 2onglep, Elm
Beterane oes 3ibilfrieges nn6 felt AZ
sSabren Elm ebrenperter 8iirger I'M
ierer Staot am lebten 9%onneritag 6as
3eitli9e geiegnet. 8or einem Sabre
muroe ser Dabingeibie6ene bonn
59lage geriibrt. 5eine @attin cling
inn Dor % Sabren in sic @pigfeit
boran, nno er binterldBt MIR BEN ei-
men Sobn, BEL 6em er Biz at ieinem
2ebensen6e Elm angenebmes Sb6a9
botte. Die 8eer6igung fan6 Cant
1tagna6mittag bonn Srauerba1ie aus
itatt. gr mrr6e Dor Is Sabren I'M
Stoate Ohio geboren un6 mudte na9
DEM 3ipilfriege iein &eim in ct.
@Iou6, mo- er als &11pferi6mie6 BET
ser George Eilelton Splitting Cont
panp angeitelt mar.
- ssSn Ser unbefledten @mpfang-
nisfirbe at ct. CLOUD puroen Bel eli
11em Dienitagmorgen balb 8 ubr bonn
bo9p. Bfarrer P. Suite, .. g. g., g.
g., perebelidt &emigius Mobrba6er
un6 SRI. Maria &0nig. Mittpodmor.
gen 7 ubr iang Der bodp. P. Siloe-
brand, .. g. s., Elm 8rautar1t, bel
mel9em ii9 Sobn Don5l nn6 S11lia
Smalbomsfi Die @an6 gum 8un6e
reidten. M0ge es 6em @uni6e it,
rer Bertpan0ten un6 Sreun6en gemdB
BEN @eubermdblten itets moblerge=
fen. Sreitogmorgen miro Der bo6m.
P. Mlto, 8. g. s., bel elmer TINT 6
ubr in Der nnbefl. @mpfdngnisftr6e
itattfin0en6en &rautmeife Sobn Sbam
nnb Sri. Mnna &ir6ner fopltlieren-
- Die @ottin oes M11guit Srth
mel9e int ct. &apbaels &ospital
i9limm erfranft %nie6erlag, bate it6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

@rspital at Minneapolis unterge-
bra9ten Eo6ter Dorotbea, 100 tie ii6
eines afuten Mppenbicittsfalles megen
Sen lie auf Dem &eimtpege bon @oen
,8auep, 100 Tie ii9 Idngere 3eit BE-
iuhsmeiie oufgebalten batte, erlit,
opcrieren lieB. Cute Musii6ten alf
inrc @eneiung iino porbanben.
-Wilbelm Seifert nn6 Coffin bon
Dates, 90. g., trafen 5u 8eia6 Der
Tltern Der Sra1 Seifert, 6eS &e6ts'
octpalts Ebeobor 8riiner nn6 Got.
tin, bier elm. Mittmo9 begab ii6
9err 5eifert nod Chicago, nm fir
lem @ei6Gft in Dates 6ie Saiionein>
ff6iiufe at mo9en. @Gbren6 ieiner M-
melenbeit miro Srau Seifert nit IT,
rem S1bn6en 6ie Sreuoen bes @ltern-
bauies genieBen.
-Mebrere 3abndr3te unierer
gta6t meroen @am1tag Ser in $50
oena ltattfinoenoen abten Subresfon-
bention Ser @et Central Dental So
cietp %antpobnen. Die 0elegaten CUR
&onbention per6en aben6s at SsGano
Borf 2o6ge Elm 8anfett beranitalten.
- Soiepb MorgioI, Elm untpeit ct.
@en6el pobnen6er Garmer lit Mon.
tagna9mittag int ct. &apboels Sos-
pital I'M Sitter Don So Sabrer eineml
lanqmierigen 2ei6en erlegen. Can't
ltogmorgen fin6et sic 8eer6igung bon
ser fatb. Stride in ct. @enbel aus
ltatt.. @ottin nn6 mebrere &inoer be.
trauern ieinen Singang.
= Sic bier mobnen6en @ebriioer
6heppers mnr6en BON 6em So0e ib=
rer 80 Sabre alten Mutter, ser in
Cologne, Minn., erfolgte; 1T &ennt=
mig geiekt. Die bier tpobnenoen Ser
man6te1 ser @erftorbenen nabmen an
bem @amitag am @terbeorte gebal-
tenen 8egrGbnis Der guten Mutter
tell.
= 2eanoer Cans Sobn Ser So
milie 6es &~apeameiiters Subert
@ans, bot outs neue in Ser Ser.
@tooten Warine Dienit genommen.
2etten Sreitagna6mittag reiite er
no9 Hbila6elpbia ab, mo- er ieiner @r=
1partung gemGB Ser 8eoien1ng zines
v3erlt0rers" 5ugeiteqt mer6en miro.
- SRI. 2ouiie &alfmann bat leb=
ten Sreitagaben6 cine anf einen Wo=
nat bere9nete Eour nod 6em Often
ongetreten. Sn Chicago miro ii6 ibr
lire Gon1ine 2oniie @alfmann an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
&ir6li6e
Na9ri9ten

: Mm ndditen 5onntag miro be1
bo6m'ife 8iibof sos. S. 8uih IN 6e1
&ren5 @rb0bungs=&ir9e at Snamia,
no Der bo6m. P. Sobn 8an Der Snlii
3. g. g., als 8farrer angeitent 1T,
6as 81. Saframetrt Der Sirrn11ng ipen.
Ben.
x Mm ndbiten 5onntag miro ser
bo9m. Serr Soiepb stephan, pel6er
IN Iebter 3eit tempordr oie &aplan,
ei1teue I'M ct. &apbaels &ospital gu
ct. gloub beiorgte, sic ibm BON
bodm'iten 8ii6of iibertragene Baito.
ration ser ct. Mgnes @emetn6e in
&oscoe, pelGe felt ibrer @riin6une
bon 6en bo9m. 8ene0iftinerbdtern
l1n6 in SEN leBten Sabren bonn bo6m.
p. Mgatbo, .. g. g., berieben muir,
Sc, antreten.
&odtp. P. Sii6or, .. g. s., bon
Der ct. Sobn's Mbtei bat an Den
lebten bier S%onntagen int 81. So
1epbs Mltenbeim BET ct. @lou6, 6eiien
&Ssaplan, bo9p. p. @iaibror6, 3. g.
g., INNER nod oienitnnfdbig lit, 6en
@ottes6ienit gebalten.
= Mn 6en in pergangener ISOLDE in
Der ct. Sobns Mbtei abgebaltenen
Sabreserer5itien beg 8eltflerus Der
Di05eie ct. @Ionb nobme11 u9tun6-
o6taig 8rieiter tell. 8Gbrenb Der
@rer5itier1 bielt Der Di03eian Sber=
birte 5met .@onferen5en un6 IN elmer
6erielben teilte er ieinem &lerns nit,
6aB ser Sobresgebnlt Ser Bfarrer laut
ietner 8eittmmung u1tf $1,000 erb0bt
fet.
= Inter 6em 8orlib 6es bodm'iten
@errn 8ii6ofs fan6 leBten Sreitag>
morgen inn ct. 8ene6ifts=& onbent in
ct. Soiepb cine 8%erlammlung a1er
Bfarrer ser 9i05eie, in 6enen Bic
ebrm. Observation-Disclosures nit Ser
2eitung Ser Bfarrl9ulen betra1tt iin6,
nn6 an ser iih iiber 200 0r6ens=
1bmeftern beteiligten, 1tatt. SET oie1er
@elegemeit ma6te ser Sberbirte 6ie
bon tbm getroffene M%nor6nung be5iig=
li6 Ser @ebalter Ser ebru. 5dnl=
idmeitern mie a1t6 6ie @ebdlter fir
oeren Srganiiten6ten It befornt.
: 81 ieinem Namenstage entboten
am Montng Ser bo6tp'ite Serr Mbt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Yeter gngeL $. g. s., ut1o Die bodm.
Beneoiftinerbater 9npib nno Sngo
Don Der ct. Sobn's Mbtei nno alto
bon ct. glou6 Dem 1T ct. Stepbnn
unidiiigen bo6m'iten Sitnlarbiidof
SSacob Erobec lire @ludtpMni9e. Der
Neffe BEG Germ 8iidofs, bodm. Sobn
Erobec itebt zines @eii9tsleioens me-
gen in ct. 8al1l unter gebanolung
zines 5pe5ialiiten.
SSn Der bonn bo9m. Germ ST..
2enger 5u Baoena p%aitorierten ct.
Mnnn @emeinbe tpurbe Montng 0as
8atronsfeit in bo9it feierli9e 8eife
begangen, pobet benz Srtspfnrrer
mebrere 8rieiter aus Der Ma6bar-
ibaft gitige Musbilfe leiiteten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
&organge in
@tQDtleben

= @buar0 &eaer, Elm iunger pro-
minenter Sarmer bon Sauf Centre,
bat feline Oortige Sarm oertauft uno
oie id0ne &eitoen5, melde Saul S.
8appenfus an ct. @ermainltraBe er-
ribten lieB, fir $4,000 fd11flid an ii@
gettommen. Samilie &eIer miro an.
fangs September ibr Seim nod ct.
Glou6 perlegen.
Gountpi9atmeiiter @brilt,
Sdmitt lit felt lebten Sreitag Oerart
bon &iideni6mer5en geplagt, oaB er
sur Siitung 0es Sauies ge5tpnngen
lit.
- Gas 8efin0en bes bo9m. &a-
tbeoralpfarrers Or. SEQ Cons laBt
leioer innn1er nod gu miiniden iibrig,
Oarob ii9 ser bodm. Serr gu elmer
Idngeren @rbolung nno &ube mobl
piro bequemen miiiien.
$. 6. 8romn, Brdii6emt ser ct.
Glouo Normali6ule, retite lebten
6reitug nad Buffalo g. g., mo- er
Sen 9ebrern iener Sta0t cine Series
BON Sortragen balten miro.
- 2etten Samltagnadmittag trot
Sulius Sanoel feline &eiie nod bent
> ten gum ginfauf neuer SaiiontDa-
rem an. 8abrenO ieiner Mbmeienbeit
BON ct. @louo miro feline @atttn nno
iein @obnden 5ron5 ii4 BEL Ser
1pa1r5ten in ct. Saul aufbalten.
- 6. sc. Sen5 un6 Mrtbnr 81.
Mielfe, @igentImer Ser 8eit @no=
Garage, baben 0as @ebduoe an GGe
bon neunter Nbenue uno eriter Stra-
be n0roli6> 6as gegentpdrttg bon
SAUL Formou fir BEN 8etrteb zines
611ttergei6aftes benust miro, gepa9=
tet unO mer0en 6asielbe fir @erfaufs>
5immer un0 Mutomobil 3ubeb0r<
Store tn @erbinoung nit ibrer 60
rage an 16. Mben11e nor6lib gebral1=
rhen. s. miro ieds @o9en nebmen,
bepor belogte Sirma Sen in ibren Be-
iit gebra6ten @ei6aftsplab be5ieben
ncroen.
- Srau Soiepb &rltger begab it6
ai Ste 8ettiette ibrer I'M ct. MarDs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
nRnn" aftS y8edbc" int
Jn>iansSentinel.

Sn 6em bon Dem fatbolii9en Sr-
6ianerbnreau in @aibtngton, g.. g.,
beransgegebenen uS1tbian Sentinel"
fir SSuli Seite $50 fin6et ii9 Elm Mr=
tiffel, Ser n11s, Gbnli9, mie in on6eren
fatboliI9en 3eiti9riften in lebter
3eit gum @emuBtiein bringt> 6aB mir
CUR &lnife ser u&un" uno u8o9e" &C.
b0ren. Die 3eiti6rift 6rudt aus
vStors nnb 5tripes" eine Noti5 ab,
sic beri9tet, mie 5mei Sr1ianer oie
Deuti6en in BEN Mrgonnen 6aour6 IN
@ermirrung bra6ten, 6aB fie Die ame-
rifanii6en Mrtileriebefeble in Ser SSr1.
6ioneriprade iibers Telephone meiter
gaben, io6aB 6ie 6euti6en Spdber,
bie am Telephone laui@ten, ni@ts 3d.
NIT anfangen fonnten. @eger1 6ieie
Noti5 an ii9 miro r1ieman6 etmas baz
ben. Mber bagegen tpebrer mir uns
gan8 enti6ieoen, baB 1ieie fatbolii9e
Miiiions5eiti9rift nit 6ieier Nott5
a119 Sen u&un" un6 ~8o9e" OBJ
6rndt. Ser Mus6ruf Germans bGtte
Ben @ert un6 Dos Sntereiie 6es Mrti-
tells in feiner 8eiie bermin6ert. 8es-
balb bringen 6enn unfere fatbolii6en
GGriftleiter an Der engliiden 8reiie
nidt iobiel Ndbitenliebe auf, 6ieie
fir nns Deutf6amerifaner bitterboien
gaimpfnamen at bermei6en? SUN"
l1n6 u8obe" iin6 einfabbin fir uns
sic in Eablettenform gebra6te &aBge-
1innung aus elmer 3eit> in Der gei11n=
Ser Meni6enberitan6 nn6 9riitli6e
geiinnung ou5ubielen abban6en ge-
fotnrnen tparen. 81 6ieie SaBtabletten
nun nbit@tli9 o6er unabit6tli9 pei-
t%ergcgeben mer6en, mobt in Der @a6e
feinen 'nnteri6ie0. SON @rtpabfenet1
Men16en ertpartet man, 6oB tie Gift
tabIetten ni9t iorglos uettergeben.
Benn sic fotboliiben S9rtftleiter an
Der eng1ti6en Breiie mebr 6riitli6es
2urtgefiibI bdtten tpiir6en Tie es ber=
mei6en, 56impfnabmen GIT gebrau=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
5hreibt 6orntto 8otton1Ieb, Mi1

@9reibt &oratio 8ottomlep, Mtt>
glie6 6es britiiden aBrlaments:
v2aBt uns SEN Ser. 5taaten in aqer
Sorm Mitteilung MAIDEN, 6oB iie, OBJ
lie Ser 2iga ser Notione1 beitreten
ODER ni6t, fein Sdtffbauprogramm
baben oiirfen, 0as 6ie Mniierten nt6t
gntgebeiBen baben." Sos magt Elm
gngldnber nns GIT bieten, bon 0em
man ingt, er genieBe in gan5 beion-
6erer @ei1e 0ns 8ertra11en 2loD6
@eorqes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
8Mder, etc.

2eitfaben fir 8irserfanoibnten, qes
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
LOYAL MOTHERS CLUB.
n basinessHke Answer to
bnsissssl1ks Question

The Loyal Mothers Club met with
Mrs. Frank Brothers, Wednesday,
April IA. Club opened by singing,
Count Your Blessings" after which
several hymns were sang by the Club.
Dreams of Galilee," by the Edison.
Reading by Mrs. P. w. Goodwin,
The Life of Thomas Edison" follow
ed by several selections on the Edi-
son.
Reading by Mrs. D. McKinnon.
Minutes Of last meeting was read
and approved, with one exception. The
Sec. did not mention the Club sent
80 dozen eggs and two comforts to the
Christian Home in Council Bluffs.
The hostess then called order, and
announced that lunch was ready.
Each lady took her tray and helped
herself to delicious lunch.
Eighteen members answered to roll
call.
, The next meeting will be with Mrs.
| w. H. Martens, April 2sth.
| Mrs. Sam Dray, Pres.
Mrs. I. E. Frink, Sec.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22

culosis, and almost half the number
of infant deaths are preventable.
Quite apart from its human aspect
this involves a serious economic loss
to the nation, and it is every mans
duty and every woman's duty to help
put an end to such condition of af-
fairs.
We are spending thousands of dol
lars every year for our Health De-
partment, which holds in its archives
in Washington the results Of research
blessing it would be, particularly in
the country where we lack the great
hospital facilities Of the great cities
and the presence of the worlds great
specialists, if the government would
talk to and advise the mothers and
the prospective mothers of the ma
ton. The government has special in
formation of vital moment. Why not
advertise and let the prospective
mothers know where this informa-
ton may be obtained? Ninety-nine
women out Of hundred do not even
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
SHOW THEM WE'RE AWAKE.

There is very practical side to es-
tablishing advertising as part Of the
operation Of government. Advertising
means an appropriation, and an APP
preparation means that our Senator'S
and Congressman must be convinced
allowed to believe the people are
apathetic they will ignore the sub
ject, but if they are made to feel the
people are in earnest they will soon
begin to take action.
From the Federal Department OF
Labor and the Health Departments
of the various cities come statistics
of the very great loss of life in child
birth. More women Of collaborating
age die in the United States from
causes incident to child-bearing thar
from any other cause except tuber
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-04-22
X. e. BRCINDiGE
MO. VALLEY

know such information is at their
disposal. There is only one answer
to disagreement advertising. Let
the citizens of this community spare
little time to stir up our Senators
and Congressman along this line.
reasons why the government should
give its information to the people.
The publisher of this newspaper
has written many such letters, but, OF
course, letters from a publisher may
be improperly thought to be written
with selfish motive. If the people
are to have the benefit of government
information the people must help
bring it about.