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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
johnson Will
Attend First
Group Meeting

sveinhdorn johnson. chairman OF
the Democratic State Central COM
mittee, will leave in the morning for
Fargo, whefe the first Of a series Of
group meetings viii be held. Legtsla:
tive candidates and workers in the
counties in that district will be in
Fargo to confer with Mr.. johnson.
Tfeadvell Twichell. chairman of the
Republican State Central committee.
and Theo. G. Nelson, secretary OF ,the
Independent Voters association.
A group meeting will be held In
Grand Forks Thursday afternoon.
Candidates and workers In the coun-
ties in this section will be here to
confer with the three men. A large
number Of men are expected here for
the meeting.
BY holding these group meetings,
this special campaign committee is
enabled to get in touch with the can
didates and workers In every county
in the state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
DR0U]T'|TlH||' AFFECTS
CA n ! n
School Gardens Damaged to
Small Extent by Spell Of
Dry Weather. /.

School gardens were hindered to q
small extent by dry weather experience
ed during the past month, the smaller
garden stun being damaged consider
ably more than the rest OF the crop,
but generally speaking the gardens
are getting along very well according
to Information given out today by G.
ID. Hargrave, who is in charge Of the
school garden work In this city. (
The potato crop was hurt very little
by drouth and promises ito show q
good yield for the season while the
smaller garden vegetables show q
much larger damage from drouth.
Five or six acres of yellow sweet
clover occupying, part of the school
farm produced "a very good crop the
first part of the ear hut dry weather
held back the second crop consider
ably. Both crops were sold to persons
in the city. Sweet clover was sown. on
part Of the school land for the pur-
pose Of renewing. and enrtehing the
soil 5a.
Members of the Garden club are
showing an exceptional interest in the
gardens this year compared with thai
of former years and have been taking
good care OF their plots. It is said. A
meetinglof the club will abe held in the
high school building next Friday even
ing when stereQpdcan Views will be
shown picturinE proper and improper
methods of HrdeninE.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
FORKS IS
ADVERTISED IN
LATE PAMPHLET

Grand Forks and Grand Forks
county receive a generous share of at
tention from the viewpoint, of bust
ness conditions. and the stock and
ing to issue. -
The pamphlet comprises an article
on the Red River valley, which ap-
.peared In the Country Gentlemen dur
ing April. The article gives a whole
some and interesting idea Of the de-
velopment and the possibilities Of the
Red River valley. particularly in re-
gard to agriculture and stock raising.
The stock and dairy industry. and
the farming, in Grand Forks county
are touched upon In the pamphlet,
and business conditions generally In
Grand Forks are mentioned.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
BANGS AT HEAD
OF FAIR ASSN.
State Fair Body Plans Re.
modelling Of the Fair
Grounds.


The executive board of the North
Dakota State Fair association met
Monday afternoon to take up matters
of interest to the association.
George A. Bangs Of this city has
been named president of the State
Fair association, succeeding A. 4
Hunter, who has been at the head
of the association for some time. Mr.,
Bangs has already taken over the
reins. and will continue the success
full work carried on by Mr.. Hunter.
Mr.. Hunter remains az 4 member
of the executive board, other mem
bers of which, with Mr.. Bangs, are
j. A. Power Of Leonard. N. D., vice
president of the association; F. L
Goodman. E. J. Lander and ]. d. Ba-
con.
At the meeting yesterday plans fol
the remodelfng and improvement OF
the fair grounds and buildings were
discussed, but no definite action wa
taken I'M regard to the matter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03

The complsGs program follows:
Patriotic mi service, led by 4fe.
j.. u. SWenson.
Mis- Emily Bel Naah q the piano
the convention.
Invocation, Dr. jonathan Watson.
Med9eHof A1leEtance 10 the Flag.
0foektnG.SA Mira. i. @. Moor, Grand
Forks stste gorEanissr Service Star
Layton. ~
Rssponss, hrs. II. Putnam. car
Soldier "reminiscences. Laurence
Fitzgerald. WI
Business ssssaon. 4
Report of national convention. Mrs.
Robert C.sMorris, president National
Service star Legion. .f54i,
"Wednesday, . p. m, Baptast Church.
Victory HnE1ng.l
Music, American Legion Quartet.
Greetings from the American
Legion.
address. Mr.. Robert G. Morris.
Vocal solo. Howard DeLong.
Thursaay, SEQ A. II.
Election of omcers.
The Service Star" Mrs. Morris.
Luncheon. lip. M.
A drive about the city.
Thursday, . r. N.
Group Of piano numbers Hisa
Invocation. Rev. u. j. Fletcher.
Report Of resolutions committee.
Unfinished business.
Group Of songs. Mrs. H. Alden En-
'yeart.
Reconstruction work. Miss Ger,
trude Hea1k $40
Conferencefon plans for the work.
The Star SpanGled Banner. Il.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
Wool GrOpers
Hold Meetinqt
Here Today

The Grand Forks Wool Growers, as
s%ociation b holding meeting at the
county court house this afternoon. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of
discerning the proposed pooling Of the
county wool clip, through the STATE as
ISOLATION. and the joining Of the state
Organization. s
]. w. Haw, secretary and manager,
for the North Dakota Federation Of
Wool Growers arrived here this
morning. and q scheduled to speak
At the meeting this afternoon.
A. W. Strutz of Thompsonsia chair-
man Of the county organizations, with
tary and manager.
UpYards Of 10000 pounds OF wool
raised IN the county during the year
has been stored here, and It Is the plan
OF practically all Of the wool growers
in the state to affiliate with the state
federation. and market the product
through the state organisation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
ROAD MEETING
WILL Be { HELD
President. Of Meridian High
way Association to Be
Here. on Aug. IL.

e.. e.-a- -. "[-g hNtHE -fat-- .sF 81
John Nicholson. OF Newton. Kas..
president of the Meridian Highway as
sociation. will Be in Grand Forks on
August II. to confer with local bust
ness men. On the evening Of August
IL, a Meridian highway meeting will
be held at the Commercial club. at
which time q vice president for north
ern North Dakota will be. named.
There are to be two divisions. the
southern and the northern, in North
Dakota.
The vice president appointed at the
meeting is to be general manager Of
the division.
At the meeting here. Pembina,
Walsh, Traill and Grand Forks coun-
ties will have representatives.
r. b. Griffith, chairman Of the Good
Roads committee Of the Commercial
club. will preside at the meeting. Mr..
Griffith also is making arrangements
for, q King of Trails meeting in this
city the latter part Of August or early
in September.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
READING OF REAL
ESTATE ORDINANCE
GRANTED BY COUNCIL

An ordnance providing for the IL
censing of cal estate dealers was
introduced at the regular meeting Of
the city council Monday night and
was given eight affirmative and five
negative votes upon the question Of
placing the ordinance upon first read
ing. The purpose Of the ordinance IL
to protect the buyer and prevent the
grating dealer from operating.
Heising and Amundson, who were
awarded the contract for the cor
strhction Of cement sidewalks, asked
the city council either to annul their
contract or allow them additional pay
for cement az the price of cement has
advanced and it is almost impossible
to obtain cement.
Instructions were also given to the
streets and alleys committee to cinder
the road from the fair grounds en-
trance to the Columbia highway.
thus giving a splendid road from the
paving on North Third street to the
cemeteries.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03

Federal Bureau Announces
Local Population as
l4,0l0.

Grand Forks cry u xsven : popdia.
ton Of 1sl4,e10 In statement issued
~ the United States census bureau
this morning. The census originally
Was announced ~ 1880 but, after
q, protest from the Confmefc3alNclub
. recount VIZ mAdeatpsthe second and
fourth WardA Whether the revised
figure Is the result OF this recount
or not is not known.sbut " TT believed
that. it II. sirss s.s NJ
Commercdal club officials have
maintainedES thAtSSthe population OF
tho city IL over le,eoo:s and that the
populahon.of Greater Grand Forks
which includes East Grand Forks Ii
over 10000. M ~
The census bureau Also announced
the populations the following Grand
Forks county towns:
Inkster, 368; fIArlmore, sl,0s9;@N Nj.
agaxa,S2s7; Northwood, 935; Reyn-
The population Of other North Da-
kota places also were announced.
Darcy, 2ss: Kathryn, 3ss: sLesl, IS;
Ltchvilles s529;4ANome, 267; OriSka,
800: Pilsbury. III Rogers, ia;
Sanborn, 1915 Valley City. 1856;
Wimbledon. SCI; sGAenburn: 2zs;
Grano. H.; Lorraine. "a; Mohall, 65l;
Sherwood, AZ; TOlley, 325.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
Sergeant Grodinslky
Receives Discharge;
TO Leave This City

Sergeant Joseph Grodinsky, chief
recruiting officer of the Grand Forks
army recruiting station, expects to re-
ceive his discharge from the U. s.
army this week and will leave this
city for his home in P~ennsyfvani mia
within q short time.
Sergeant Grodinsky states that he is
not leaving the service of the govern
ment because he Is displeased with
thew work, but that he expects to enter
the recruiting service again in his
home state where his wife and par
ents reside. The sergeant has done
good work while IN Grand Forks and
is highly recommended by officers in
charge OF this recruiting district.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
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sss n annual convention OF the North
ROAkOtasaP Pharmaceutical association
49, forrnallysopened in this city THU
morning by an address Of welcome by
sDr. HI Wheeler, mayor OF Grand
Forks. "a large number OF the promi-
ssent at. 3 meeting and q great many
more are expected to attend the re-
11Atnder OF. the sessions. Several
prominent drug houses of the east
Ai1o had representatives at the open
1nG meeting.
The opening address Of the day was
9fven by Mayor Wheeler. His speech
was short and decidedly to the point.
Wa# T. Porterfield spoke very approi
SpriAtely In response to the. mayors
address. Mr.. Porterneld also touched
on the large attendance of convention
visitors.
Presidents Address
John n. Void of this city. president
of the association. gave the prindip pal
address OF the morning session. Mr.
sVold's address was very constructive
and was enthusiastically received by
Allgtof the members present.
Following Mr.. Vold's address re-
ports from the various officers and
committees were heard and a lengthy
discussion followed. The main topic
discussed was shorter hours for en-
EplOyeS. OIL the lOHS uOuIS III
the drug business very few young
people wish to follow that line OF
work, 1t was pointed out. It was
practically decided during the discus
sion that steps will be taken to
shorten the hours OF the employees in
order to encourage more young
people to enter that line of work.
! Afternoon Session.
ARgreat many more of the North
Dakota druggists were expected in for
the afternoon meeting. Three fine
speakers were scheduled to address
the delegates during the afternoon.
The first speaker on the program
war to be. Samuel G. Henry, secretary
gof the North American Retail Drug
gists. IS.
Federal Prohibition Regulations
AS Related to druggists" is the sub
5ect ofsthe address that Judge w. D
Lynch. federal prohibition commits
sfoner, was to give this afternoon.
=. Smythe, M. D., Of Bismarck
director of the public health bureau
OF lvenereal diseases, will speak on the
Responsibility Of Druggists Under
the Venereal Disease Law"
Local druggists have planned ar
auto ride and several other social
events for the entertainment of the
+ visiting druggists this evening.
Sessions will continue tomorrow
interesting addresses being scheduled
Tor both morning and afternoon pro
Grams. Et
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
State Bar Members
To Meet AT jamestown

A number OF Grand Forks lawyers
planning to attend the annual
meeting Of the State Bar association
Mt Jamestown August II and 20.
Hon. Peter w. Meldrim of Georgia,
formerly president of the American
Bar association, will deliver the an
nua1 address and Right Honorable
William r.. Rtddell, justice of the SUI
prelne court of Ontario, will also give
AN address.
Preparations are being made by the
Stutssnan County Bar association for
the entertainment of members of the
barsin attendance at the meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
.HOYERSON TALKED
ON WAR INSURANCE

c. T. Hoverson. special representa-
tive Of the bureau Of war risk insur7
ance gave a general talk on war risk
insurance and government compens-
ton at the Commercial club last night,
before a gathering Of former service
men.
Special emphasis was placed on the
reinstatement by the men Of their in
surance If they had permitted it to
lapse. Mr.. Hoverson outlined the adj
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
FROM LONG
VISIT IN NORWAY

Mrs. c. condit of the Palmer
block. returned Monday night from
Norway, where she spent the past
thirteen months Visiting relatives and
friends. During her absence, she
visited q number Of places in Norway.
The return voyage across the Allan
tic wa made more or less unpleasant,
she said, by cold weather and q num-
Der of very severesstorms. J
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
WALKER SUFFERS
ACCIDENT TO ARM

r. J.. Walker, who resides at. 500
South Fourth street. suffered a frac-
Of his right arm Monday after
while cranktng q, service car At
the. Grand Forks Tire and Supply
company, Of which he u manager.
The fracture Is close to the wrist,
and Is said to be somewhat serious,
though reports from his home today
indicate that Mr.. Walker IL getting
on satisfactorily.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03
GRAYsON on

washington, Aug. 3.-Rear Admiral
Cary 7. Grayson, President Wilson's
started1on his vacation to-
day, explaining that be was going 4by
son said the president had shown
such marked Improvement Of late
that It was not necessary to put him
in the are Of another physician.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-03

vantages to which former service men
are entitled under the standard polic-
les now issued by the government
and into which the so-called war risk
insurance must be converted within
five ghAs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
SprinQ Bill.

Ym l. nnb 2. Mobember ,uirb @er1
&arl Sbiele beim Mid Spaetb in
Spring SIN fem, Tim &plleftiunen fit
ben rMprSfern" 5n mad)em.
SSn bieier Mahharidaft bat iiinglt
elm Sagel= un6 8inoit1rm Sen 6en=
Itern monder Sauier idllimm 5uge-
iett. S. 5. @inter 5ablte Ser gebro-
denen Seniterideiben an ietner Wpt=
nltng 149 u116 an ser bteligen Sfarr=
firde ridtete ser Sturm AT SEN SEN
itern einen Sda6en bon menigitens
$3.50 an.
Sron5 El,no BON bier fat in ieinem
~Ooirp" Sta1e elm 2om6en=@ o1ler>
bebdlter=S pitem einaerihtet.
Mltf ieiner @ablfampogne = Tour
ipn6 Sacob @eber bon &oscoe, mel
der fir 8ie6erpahI BEG Gountp=
&ommiifGramtes nnieres Giitrifts inn
Tel6e 1T, bier Dor uno er botte sic
@en1lgtlung al bernebmen, 6aB 1ei=
ne bisberiae Mmtsbertpoltung i'm BON
ltanbto 81, Scr bon linn gefpiiniften
Wieoertpabl bere6tigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
St. JoIeph.

ssobr Sdmitt bon sSacobs Yrairie
berfaufte feline 5drotmoi6ine oem
bier mobnencen Matb. solser, Der
Sieielbe nod bier bradte uno in oieier
Nabbaridaft lie nod M%uftrdgen in Be-
trieb balten miro.
Srau Ebereiio Dobn1eper %eritattete
ibrer in &opalton pobnenoen Sodter,
6rau Seinrid 8rit, einen mebrtdgi=
gen 8eiu9.
SRI. @ofa @ol5 bat itd Mitte letter
ISOLDE mad ct. Saul begeben, mo lie
bei ser 6. 81. 2obmann COMPANY
@teuung als Sdneui6reibertn onge=
treten fiat.
Srnu Sopbia 8e@tel erfreute it,
en in Mora, Minn., mobnenben
Sohn Otto nit etli6e Sage a116auern=
5em 8eiude.
Trau Soiepb 2inneutann bielt iid
mebrere Sags be- uhsmeiie in ser So
miIie seq Dr. 2tnnemonn 81 &iG=
mono auf. :
g6par6 Sin6s hat ieinen Soften
inn bieiigen Greet Nortbern @abnbo=
fe tpie6er o%ngetreten.
Gin 8emobner 1ieier Srti6aft, mel
der cine Sub auf Ser 8eiterbergs
8eritetgerune faufte, beflaat Sen
Berlldt 6iefes stiid @iebes. SOS bon
SSGIgern eridoHen mur6e. ginen glci=
den @erluit beflogt Ser an Ser BON
ct. Glon6 nod bier fiibren6en 2on6=
itraBe pobnen6e gbriit. Shr66er. 6ei=
fen <b at6 ourh einen SdgersihuB
5ur Strede gebra9t tpnr6e.
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8eaahIte Mnsetae.

% i6 Otto Stein, &anoi6nt fir
6os. Observation-Disclosures 6es 5meiten
6es As. legislatiben DiitriftS, felt BEN
lebten IS Sabren femme uno ib io5u=
lagen nit ibm in &ol6ingforo, Winn..
aufgemahien bin, meiB ib bon ibm,
BOB er Elm aufri6tiger, barter Ir=
beitsmonn nn6 Elm offenber5iger
Mann iii, DEM o11d) niht Elm Sdatten
be5Igli6 ieiner @brlibfeit anbangt.
Otto Stein fam als fleiner &nabe nit
ieinen gltern bon @isconiin un6 lieB
li6 inn 9ididt ser @Gloer, cine balbe
Meile bon &ol6ingforb nie6er. &ein
9tump tDar gu groB fir Otto, nm
i'm a1s5uro0en, un6 beute bearbeitet
CT sic 11dmli6e Garm inter ser beiten
&l1lt1r nod mo6ernen un0 miiien-
idofbliidt3en Sarmmetbo6en. Dieie
groBe Sarm lit berieben nit @olbllt
Bieb un6 bot 6iefen &erbit fir Sen
Staat bereit Elm 80 Mder groBes> nit
&artoffeIn bepflan5tes BeIo, 6as ge=
gen 200 8ui9el ben Mder bringen
miro. Sd femme Stto S. Stein mdb~
reno feines gan5en 2ebensman6els.
Shritt Inn Sbritt, id tpeiB, sob er
Elm moblgebil6eter Damn lit, ser al.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

lidfeit liegen. urb oieier Nrmer un6
8erlaNenen, bieier benz nntergang ges
tpeibte1 &inoer, bat iid bas Mmerican
Gonpalescent Some for BterH1a's
Gbtl6ren a%nget1ontu1en.
uDie 8iener r@ei9spoit" iagt oa-
riiber:: PLUS DEM Meeere oes $aifes
uAb ser 2etoeni9aften ragt Die rMme.
rifaniide &inoerbeilitatte," bieies
@erf Der Menihenliebe, als 2eudt-
turn1 uut Der 94fe unb &ettung
bringt. ueber Mnregung 81. @logaus
zines amerifaniiben Mr5tes, mur6e in
Mmerifa aus Deuti6FM merifanerr Elm
&omitee g%egrunbet, 6as 6ur@ @elb<
lammlnngen Die @rribtung 0ieier
| S%eilltGtte am Eibolt ermoglidte. gr-
i9itternoe S5enen ipielen ii9 Oh oie=
les l1mitanoes oft in ben Mufnabme-
raurnen ob; es mdre febr 5u &piiniden,
1ab Sic S6mierigfeiten, Sic 'it6 Der
@rmeiterung 6es 8elegraumes emit
gegeniteaen, balb beleitigt mer6en
f0nnten. Die in 8%erpenoung iteben=
Sen 8araden iin6 5mef6ienli9 einge-
ridtet nno 6as Muge erfreut ii9 an
ser peinli9en Sauberfeit nn6 Orb
nu1g, sic alliiberan berridt. 9ie ar
men &leinen, 5erer1 &orper6en bon
Ser betBen S~ommerion1e tief ge=
brdunt iin6, liegen in lauberen, meiB
geitri9enen @itterbett9en, tells in
Sen e~in5elnen belen 8aroden, tells
in offenen 2iegeboQen. Sn ser &eibe
ser &eilfoftoren itebt obenan 6ie 5on-
ne ais 2idt 6es &immels; ibr geieut
ii9 als ebenbiirtige S6meiter oie
2iebe gutter Meniden.
l1nidgli9 traurig lit Ser MnBlid
oieier ar1nen &leinet1, nit idredli6en
8erfrnmmungen an &dno9en nn6
SiiBden nnb unf0rmtgen &orperden:
Sier elm @inb nit 5M Sabren, baS
neun &iIogromm 20 9efagramm
miegt, sort Elm iiber feds Sabre altes
&inb, 6as nod ni9t iteben fonn nnb
sort mie6er elm fleines Wirmden, etn
Sobr oIt, Dos, %abgemagert bis gum
5feIett, fiinitlib ernGbrt tper6en mnB.
SIM @orten mie6er lit cine @rhppe
@inoerden, inn @egeniate gu ben an
5eren Inl1tIos Inn cine ser nnermioli=
den HHegefdmeitern gruppiert. @S
iin6 @eblfopffronfe. Mnen 6ieien
@leinen bat sic @eaentpart Sen Gtem-
bel ser Mot uno 6es @ler6s oufge=
prGgt un6 6enno6 fins ol1e froblih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

gentpart' gleih Dem Ser Nergangenbeit
geidmnnoen iein miro, bleibt als
Denfmal ieines Daieins i'm treuen
@eo16tnis oes 8dlfes oas Settings
tperf fir uniere &in6er."
Ser 8rief Der oberertDdbnten 90
ME befaBt fid an elmer anberen Stel-
le nit Dem &eim Sim Eiboli." sic
bot es beiudt nnb Die &iaber geieben,
mte ite b%erfruppelt, 5u 5feletten abge
magert, geiittg unb f0rperlid 5uriif-
geblieben iin6 nnb mie Die Mer5te un6
.Sdmeitern iid in riibrenoer Sorgfult
bemuben, ibnen ibr Sos ertragli6 at
MAIDEN. SSm @egen1ab gu bem ollge-
meinen @i10r11d, Sen Wien beute
gibt, but Die Came oaS @eim abiolut
reinlib un6 in ie6er @eiie i%anit6r ge=
funoen. 0as @iien NOR ibmadboit gu
bereitet un6 sic gan3e Mtlmosphdre at
mete 2iebe nn0 Sorgfalt fir. Bic flei-
men Batienten.
@ir bitten aqe un1ere 2eier, lid bie
les guten Werfes a%t15unebmen. 9ie
Observation-Disclosures befinoen lif in
.225 5. Nbe., Seem Dorf @itp, Moom
1106, poielbit Der reidiqnitrierte leb=
tie 8eri6t gratis entgegengerommen
mer6en fam. 6reimiuige 5penben
m0gen an &errn @rneit @olfDik, @ice
HrG1i6ent ser &orfbiue 8onf, an sic
o%benertpdbnte M1reiie gei6idt tper=
ben.
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GriAmttcrmbcs GlenN in
wieat.

Cine fur5li9 aus Seem Dorf IN
8ien e%ingetroffene Dame, tDel9e tbre
@aterjtabt felt abt Sabren ntbt ge-
5eben botte, gibt cine ausfiibrlt6e Be-
idreibung Ser bortigen Berbdltniiie,
ser mir folgenbes entnebmen:
u@enn i9 gepuBt bdtte, ia mena
ib nur b4tte obnen f0nnen, mie
1fredli6, pie ber55erreibeno uno bolt
nunaglos sic 8erbdltnilie in 8ien
lin6, bGtte feline Ma9t Der @roe MIDI
an Sen Ylas gebradt, noh mel9en1
id MIDI in al Sen langen &riegsiab-
rem 10 geiebnt babe Das 6urbtbarlte
an Der Sage lit oie Soffnnngsloligfett
ser 8ep0lferung. Mls 8ienerin babe
id midi nidt mie anoere &eiienbe ouf
sic &ing1traBe, Sen 5tepbansplas uno
sic aGrntbneritraBe bei6rdnft. Sh
bin in Sic 6uBeriten 8e5irfe gegon=
gen; i9 babe 2eute oufgeiudt, Sic mir
BON friiberber befannt iino. Sd babe
8eamtenfamll1en, fletre @e11aftsleus
te nnb Mrbeiterfamilien, Mer5te,& e9ts
ontpalte un6 onbere eeiitige Mrbeiter
beind}t, aber Sen gin6rud, ben i9
empfing, tpor iiberall 6erielbe: Gin
our9 sic longe &riegs1auer, onr4 Die
fortgeiebten gntbebrungen uno ourd)
sic 2ongiomfeit, nit ser Die gdn5li6
1tn5ul4ngli6e &i1fe fommt, b%erborge=
rufene @offnungsloiigfeit. Sd babe
oft gefrogt: r&0nnten Sic ni6t 6ies
ODER ienes tun? @dre nidt 6ies ooer
ienes mogli6?" 9ie itereotppe Mnt=
MORT mar INNER: u8eriuden Sie es
einmnl unb Sic per6en ieben, baB es
unmoglt6 it,"
~unter iol6en Gerbaltniiien uno III
iolden umitGnben meroen &inber ge=
boren uno mad1en &inoer uuf. Dde
@ltern, sic :nidt genlp6 fir it6 baben,
empfinben oie &inoer oft als Salt;
ober ielbit tpenn tie nit riibrenoer
2iebe an ibnen bdngen, lie fonnen it,
men ni6t geben, lpas lie brauden, peil
oos N0tigite nidt ga lit o6er MIR 5u
Bretien angei9afft 1per6en fam, mel
DE ouBerbalb oes 8erei6es ser M0g-
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Sir oas Mm1t bes @ountDz&ommil-
iGrs bes britten DiitriftS BON
5tearns County lit Sobn Sbelen I'M
Bel0e uno, geltiibt ol1f feline fur5 bier
mieoergegebene 2ebensgeidi6te nno
sic bon inn ge1ammelten @%rfabrnn-
gen, empfieblt ct iid Dem Woblmolen
Der Stimmgeber oeS genonnten D1=
ltrifts BEL Ser @abl am 2. Nopember.
Gr ml1r0e anf ieineS 8aters Jarm
I'M Eopn Sarming in oielem GonntD
in 1866 geboren. Sort genoB er let
men unterri6t, reifte als junger
Monn beron uno mibmete ii6 benz
Garmeritan6e uuf iener 8iertel1eftior,
Sic er be1tte nod bepobnt. @egenpar=
tia bearbeitet CT cine 420 Mder groBe
5arm, Die dig cine Der beit f%ltlttbier=
ten I'M GonntD be5eidnet miro. ST be-
fleibete berIhiebene pibtige Menlter
in ieiner 2ofalitat, NOR mebr oenr
5tpan5ia Sabre 8oriiber Ser Sopnbe=
b0roe. Nor einigen Sabren orga1iz
iierte CT ben 5dmfbHtriH 185, IMP
tpor ieitbem glerf ienes Diitriffs.