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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
BtLLINGHAM
SELECTED FOR COP.
CONVENTION
DATE Is APRIL 27-DEI. EG ATES
TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
WILL BE INSTRUCTED FOR
POINDEXTER.

Rcllingham was named as the meet
ing place of the 1920 State Republi-
can convention, and April 9th set as
the date of the meeting by the State
Central committee, which met in Sc
attic last week in connection with the
Lincoln Day banquet of the Young
Mems Republican club Over 1900
men, prominent in every walk of the
states activities. attended the ban
vie. of Nebraska. give the principal
address. The State Central Commit
tee met during the day. Tacoma and
Yakima were active candidates but
the East Side city was host in the
last big convention and the City Of
Destiny leaders got started too late
Politics was the principal subject Of
tho day and politicians the principle
avocation of the huge gathering.
The basis of apportionment to the
state convention will be two at large
from each county and one from each
200 votes or major fraction thereof
cast for I. S. Senator Miles Poindey
ter in 1916 This is the same appor-
tionment as for the convention two
years ago and affords a total of OS-
delegates
The state committeeman passed a
resolution declaring it the wish of the
meeting that all members of the leg
islature give written pledge not to
consider any other legislation than
the ratification of the suffrage
amendment to the constitution if .
special session is called before tho
presidential election. The committee
adopted by a rising vote. a resolution
by J. Y. c. Kellogg. of King county.
commencing the candidacy of Senat-
OF Miles PoindeXter of WASHINGTON
for the Republican nomination for
president. It was also decided to hold
an early convention and to give the
state leader the advantage of the
prestige Of the the fact that the state
delegation will be instructed for him.
Candidates galore were in evidence
Senator F. T. Conan. of Spokane:
Colonel Roland f. Hartley. of Ever
cit; Senator George B. Lamping. Of
Seattle. and John Gellatly. of Wenat-
Chez, were early on the scene. hand
shaking with the many voters in con-
nection with the gubernatorial cam
pagn. Governor Hart was one of the
principal speakers Of the banquet.
Senator Poindexter received 3.77i
woes in Chelan county. therefore the
apportionment with the two delegates
ut large gives the county delegation
Of 81 at the state convention.
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Mrs. Geo. A. Bunch is on the sick
list.
Brakeman Darmody is laying off on
account of illness
Mrs. Noben went to Pateros Mon
day night to visit her mother.
Engr. Beattiger, who had IA light
touch of the flu, is at work again.
Mrs. Edith Pitschow, operator at
Drury, was in town Wednesday.
NJ. J. Brien, from Tumwater, shop
ped in Leavenwolth Wednesday.
Agent Royal of Merritt. spent some
time in Lcavcnworth Monday on bust
ness.
J. d. Dewal' of Spokane spent We'd
ncsday in Leavenworth on company
business.
Condr Watts and family have all
had light attacks of the flu, but are
improving.
Frank Cassiday is enjoying a visit
with his brother. from Great Falls,
Montana.
Mrs. Lola Nostrand, operator al
Gaynor, who has been enjoying va
cation on the coast, is at work again.
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DOINGS AMONG THE RAILROAD BOYS AND GIRLS

Mrs. H. G. Apologize has returned
from Everett where she spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Hodgins entertained the Roy
al Neighbor Club and few invited
guests one evening last week.
We understand that Engr Gccrds
who has smallpox. is getting along as
well as can be expected. but is still
quite i'll.
The operators between here and the
Tunnel held dance at Merritt Sat
urday night, which was well attended
and good time enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mrs. Bert Hagler went to Seattle
the latter part of the week to visit
her sons. Merritt and Clifford New
dahl, who are attending the Unvcr-
sity there.
As we go to press we learn that
Engineer Joe Stafford is very i'll at
his home in this city Mr.. Stafford
has many friends here who wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Fl. C. Percival entertained a
few friends for Mrs. Mcclure at her
home Wednesday evening. We under =
stand a most enjoyable time was
had by those present.
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WANTED-a young school girl at
Ahlins' Confectionery. nN
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

FOR SALE good range reasonable.
Inquire Mt Echo Office. (1tpd)
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MIR. MOTTELER CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION

At THE URGENT request of his
friends. Mr.. Motteler has consented
to he a candidate for reelection on
the School Board. The election will
he held tho first Saturday in March.
and it is i'9nortant that people turn
out and vote as our schools are
wo"fhv of our time and attention. Mr..
hotteler is ono of our we'll kno~o
business men and keenlv interested
IN the welfare of the town and SHOULD
J. literally supported by tho peoplo
No other candidate has announced
himself mp to the present.
Contributed
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Most of the Judges consider it a
moral if not legal certainty that the
guilt of the eX-kaiser is circumStan-
TALLY established. Only q of the 32S
hold with Secretary Lansing that
there is no adequate body of law un-
der which a man may be tried for the
acts attributed to the German cmper
or.
The Indictment against William II
vs.. Civilization is brought by Article
227 Of the Treaty of Peace. 1t de-
clares:
The allied and associated powers
publicly arragn William II. of Ho-
henzolern, formerly German emper-
or, for supreme offense against NOR
atty and the sanctity of treaties.
81 know of no provision of inter
national law declares Judge Hugo
Grimm of Missouri" which makes it
a crime for the head of government
to bring on an unjust war and pro-
vides punishment for such conduct"
AS to this-the opinion of Judgo
Burr of the district court of North
Dakota is: "There is no divinity that
doth hedge a king. Those who have
such awful responsibility in govern
ment as the ex-kaiser had must learn
they are answerable for deliberate
misuse of such power. and the pun
ishment to be punishment at all, must
fit the crime. Murder and other
crimes involved are crimes anywhere.
Kings, emperors and presidents are
not separate class; they are COM
mon men. The trial of the ex-kaiser
would not be travesty in justice
but solemn, supreme assertion Of
law bespeaking the solidarity Of the
human race. The deliberate declara-
ton that anarchists in high places are
the common enemy of mankind"
Judge Reid of Wisconsin answers:
Kings who invoke war for gain. then
violate every restriction on barbarity
and every humane rule of intelnation-
al law, must not be permitted to es
cape punishment"
Circuit Judge Seeho1n of Kansas
City puts it strong and straight with
"lf responsible for the world war Will
liam Hohenzollern should Stretch
hemp"
AS to the common statement there
is no precedent for trying and con
demning the ex-kaiser. Judge Combs
of the Clinton circuit court of Indiana
points out two noticeable precedents.
that of Charles | Of England and
Louis XVI of France. both tried and
beheaded by courts. He rocs on O
say, "No court Judge ever refuses TO
decide matter right in principle be
cause he can find no precedent for his
decision. Every Judge. when satisfied
he should decide a controversy a GER
tain way, does so whether there is a
precedent for it or not. This is the
way new precedents are made. and
Judges are very frequently making
them
Judge Combs winds up with this
clincher, "If this rule as to no preca-
dent were to hold good. there nevor
could hove boon any ono tried oI. nun
lshed for any crime. because there
always had to be first ofrense."
Meanwhile the allied and associat-
ed powers have requested Holland 70
deliver William up. that the ex-en1-
peror may be put on trial. Holland
isn't willing to surrender him but
may have to.
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tenn Contractors being somewhat
dubious about entering into under
takings, the city will do the work di-
rect without employing contractors.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

Mrs. n. c. Williams, a pioneer of
county, is dead, aged %. She
had resided in the county since 1871.
The late Mrs. Williams is survived by
no fewer than 1872 defendants.
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AMERICAN JUDGES
SENTENCE THE KAISER
Three Hundred and Twenty Eight
American ,Iurists Tell What They
Would DO to Kaiser Bill,

An interesting New York magazine
the Literary Digest, has asked 32S
American judges what they would do
with the exkaser, and this is their
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

Mrs. isabel Mcmillan. resident Of
the Inland Empire for sc years, IS
dead at Spokane. She arrived al
Minnie Falls, Lincoln county, near
Davenport with her parents in 1891.
whore her father built one Of the first
flour mills in the country, the plant
operating until it was burned in
1905.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

Echo want ads. bring results.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

At a recent clothing demonstra-
ton conducted in Cassa county un-
der farm bureau auspices u women
made complete hats including frame
and trimming, at costs of 81 to So
each At a dry cleaning demonstla-
ton, $27 worth of cleaning was done
1T a cost of $500 Fabrics cleaned
ranged from the dainticst Of geor-
gettes to leather coats.
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New Spring BIOuses

There is already a great demand for
the new spring blouses. Many in
Georgette, Crepe-de-chine and Pongees.
Our endeavor is to keep a nice assort-
ment, and have new things, the latest
models, arriving constantly.
Every indication is for an early spring,
SO buy now and get the benefit of the new
spring styles.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

Wanted - a young school girl at
Ahln's Confectionery. Gt*)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
Savriihe5 Settlement,

Ger llutcrrid)t I'M Shn1lolltrltt 15
miro M}pntau llod)lter @pd)e mleoel
ullfgenomulcu Weroel..
Ntid). Neol trlfft &orbereltunger
iunn l(nlSl1 lldd) Gnlo spring, no el
cine &o5nung getauft bat. 9err ST
dcr=, luclder @cSl's Tarn fuufte, &c:
ocnft Sic elbe in oeu erlten Sagen oes
Monuts September SIT be5lebe11.
Mtutl. Stnltt, Satin u11O n1ebre.
re Nirrocr mod)ten Somltag eine Mu:
tptolr llad) Grep eagle no Ser Se=
lud) Der Nunilic @ilb. Srif gait.
Gottburo Minnerot begub it6 leB;
tel Gienitog nub 9open, 9. g., 1pr
CT Scr Sod)5elt lel1er Sante bellpob:
lcn miro.
Mtutp. mo Sconaro &eler buben i
Gin Gcnlclt Silp al1f lbren Gebot1
blltcn Iul'tu.
SIC NrlnSi5funcr ibmeltern Don
|lttlc Sails mad)teN leete @od)c bier
lire S~<obre@rulloe sur GrDebung Ell
Her &olIefte fir Ben ltuterbult Oes
DON iDner lit Sittle Iall5 geleiteten
Gi05eian=@ oilenboul les.
&llbert gartbel fat lette @od)e lei1l
Silo nit Dem @interf l1tter gefuQt.
Nfutb. Sul5cr %leiitete ibn1 babel Silfe.
S@rtbert Sartbel faufte 6ieie Sage
BON Sem unrpeit ct. Soiepb mobnen=
Ben @crn1. S6rober ein S9etlan6=
Eonp, oos sum- Sransport Der &inoer
nod uno bon ser Sdltle gebran9t
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02

Stephan Sea un0 6rau bon Sad=
pile, 8is., iin0 bier gum 9ein9e oe&
Yaufortroftoren Matb. 8ea> 8ruOer
oeS Stepbon gea, unO oelien Tanlille
eingetroffen.
@Gbren0 zines 9ienltag Dergange=
ner Mo9e in ser ct. gonifo5iuStir9e
pom bo9m. P. WeeinraO, g.. g.. s.,
gebultenen Sral1ta1nteS lieBen lbret
GreubunD Durd) Yriel ter5Dano legner
Gr. Stepb. S. 9f0lide bon Wtelrole
u110 Sri. Mln1a u. Summer Go6ter
Der bier mpbnenOen 6amilie Wei6ael
Summer, unter 0eren galtli6em OBJ
0a9 OaS iurge Yaar beim 9ob5eltS=
moble pon sen 5eitgalten nit ben berd
lid1ten @liidmiini6en fir cine geleg.
nete 3ufunft beoa6t mur0e, morou1
Sic Neupermdblten eine fur5e Sod=
~5eitsreiie na9 Sen 3miQingsltaOten an
troten, BON no 5uriidgefebrt >oielelben
ibren eigenen Serb in Wtelrpi lie griln=
oetehmo Ser 8r6utigam ii6 alS 3abn
ar5t ei11eS guten HnfeS unD elmer eln=
trdgli6en &un6lGaft erfreut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
&reeport.

@iaage 6reeport bot ieine 6euer:
Notwithstanding I'm elmer
.neuen Sener engine TruG berei6ert
no90em 0erlelbe cine Dienltag leBte1
@obe na9mittags un0 obe1r0s borge=
nomn1ene 9emonitration 3ur 8efrie=
Oigung Be ta110en batte.G Die Soften oe&
neuen Srud belaufen lib anf ube1
$4,000.
@ie @einri6 Mi6ael 10 berian0te
sic 6urmer5 GompanD am Dorlebten
9ienltog cine 8aggonlaonng SieE
nab SM0=St. Saul.
9ea9 adt Gage langer genol1ener
8afan5 fat SRI. @leonora ublenfott
lire 5teqe in ser bieiigen E%oitoffice
mie0er angetrete1.
Sn un1erer Bfarrfir6e tpurben gum
@beltan6 Derfiinoigt 8ilb. &obline
bon bier un6 SRI. Mlma Seattle bon
Wfeire @robe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02

Mm ~pprlebter 5am ltagabeno traf
Sri. Sulia S0iden bon W}ilmanfee
bier bel ibren gltern, Serrn unO Sral1
Mprib S0i6en, 5u einem odt Gage
anoaner1oen 8eln6e ein.
@ei1milter Mnna nnb Bertha Wtoen
ulto Sri. Monifa 9arren nlabten cine
autotour na6 Serma1l1l, no lie am
Sonlrtag in Der Jumilie Sran5 Wartb
81 @alte lparen.
Oie l1nmeit Treeport %gelegene Sobn
@ules Sarm lit lebte 8obe an Sobn
2oosbroef BON ct. &ilian, gfobles
COUNTY, fir $185 SEN Afer fanflid
iibergegangen. 6alnilie @ales miro I'M
2aufe oieies Monots ibr Sei1n nad
Sflobona perlegen, no Serr @oles
groBartige 2anOereien IN leinem Sc
lib bot. Gin Sobn ser Damtlie 2ooS=
broef miro Sic Sales 6arm be5ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
8rofmdv.

Die itaatlid)e Seb0rOe Der 8anfpri
fer Jut ei1en Gbarter fir @%riln0unl
elmer Staatsbol1f in ct. stephan
Comm Srodmap a11sgeiteut> uno 0as
rcl1e @elOinltitl1t miro I'M Saufe Oes
Wtonots Sftober BENT Gertebr 5ugang=
LID gcmod)t 1perOen. 3met Ser Snfor;
purotoren llnO Sran5 S. &nettel n11S
Trunf Gouf, beioe bonn SiQage ct.
Stepba11, ou5 inn Centrum zines be-
lonoer5 reifen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iiltrifts gelege11 lit.
Gle GARNER oieier @ege10 baben
pergaugene @ode cine groBe Menge
&ortoffeln noG Hicc %bef0roert, nit
oem Geria no bon BORT miro es feline
Sd]Dierigfeiten baben. Oie &artof=
feln gebel1 iolpobl i11be5ng auf Quali=
TIT tuie o16 Guantitdt 3ufrie0enbeit.
@od]lu'ite Iitl1larbii6of Srobec er=
frel1te iid) be5 9eiudes ieines 2an0s=
names, 0es bodm'iten Msgr. 8ub
Don glp, Minn., un0 ieines Neffen,
Ocs bofpp. 81. Selisfar bonn ct. Sbo=
mas Seminar in ct. Naul. 2etterer
biclt Sonl1tag bier beim @odamt oie
GrcOigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
Glroid.'

Sri. An1ra 2unler BON Sarge, &c
8, ul10 @eidwilter gu1il> Wiaie
Gbereiia, un0 Margaretba 21nler Dor
@arfielo maren 5pnnatg bier BEL 0e1
6umilie 3ieSfe 5n @alte.
@einri9 8rofer bon MirneapoliS
unD $. s. 20sbrod bon Melroie ipra=
d)en bier Montag bormittagS BEL
6reun6en Dor.
Sic @reenmol6 MiQing Gompanr
ldBt uuf Der Oltieite Ser Wfiible Elm
2agerbaus CUR unterbringung bon
&leie nn6 Mebl erri9ten.
SRI. Mgnes @elting BON Sames=
tpmn, g. g., %erfreute Sic bier mob=
nenoe 6amilie Nih. &rdmer init ct
lt9e Gage langem 8eiude.
Mm Wontag letter 8o6e bat Sri.
Hoia S9onborn li6 na6 Oflabomo
bege6en1 mo Tie ais regiitrierte &ran=
fenpflegerin tGtig lein miro.
Sn ser Samilie 6ran5 @eilier lteu=
tie 1i6 Elm m1tnteres T06ter6en ein,
po5n nn1ern @liidmnni9.
gilbert 5pdtb fat sic 1or6mei tli4
bonn 8iuoge gelegene Sobn @pGtb=
6arm be5ogen.
Sbeo. 6. @nr1t, &oliterer Ser fife
iigen Banf> befan6 it6 mdbren6 Ser
eri ten Gage b%ergangerer Wo9e &C.
16Gfte bolber in Mabnomen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
Jacobs pratrie.

Gbriit. g. @irnig febrte Dorlebten
SonntugQben0 bon Sen NorO=0afoto
@efilDen na6 bier 5urif un6 begab
iid Gieni tag nit ieiner 6amilie naf
2ittle 6aas, mo ct feline SteQe in Der
$50 toffice mie0er libernommen bat.
&ommcnDen 9ienltag mer6en 81
bert Mfn1ann BON GlDon un6 SRI. Jto=
Ia Gimmers ebelib Derbnnoen mer=
0er.
Sn Ser 6amilie Hbil. Setter lteate
li1 Sonntag Dor a6t Sagen ein &C.
iun6es S0bnden ein. Wf0ge es ben
begliidten gltern MIR 6ren0e berei=
ten!
Sic ebrtp. 59mej tier Maria11, 8. g.
g., bon 9ittle Salts, gilbert 8ririus
un6 8rau> 8amilie SAUL @ibmum
nn0 Tu1nilie Soiepb N1er, ale bon
ct. glou6> tparen Sonntagsgalte Ser
bier mobnen0en Jamilie Gbrilt. 8rir=
ius.
gei9. 9eder, 1pelGer Die Waurin=
Inrm mabre10 Der lebten bier Sabre
al5 Edbter bearbeitete, miro nit 6a=
mile iein Seim naG ct. Ni6olas
berlegen.
6on1ilie Yeter S6mib bon Safe
@enrD mar Sonntag bier in Ser So
milie Bilb. @anien 5u @aite.
Gum @beltan0 mur6en in Ser
Hfarrfir6e Derfiin0igt gei6. Seller
1tn0 SRI. Hola Ebeiien, bei0e aus ser
Na6baribaft, un0 @ilarius Sbmi0t
aus Dem bairii6en Settlement nit
Mppolonia Ebeiien bon bier. 8ei6e
@o65eiten fin0en on1 Glen tag nd6=
tier @ode 1tatt.
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boloin9foro.

q. 8enolfen fat Sic Sal. &oi6iol
Wobnung in p]ergangener 8ode fanf=
li9 in ieinen @e)tb gebrabt.
Sal. @erlnan, Sen. S6mieters nno
Stnnislans 1obis maren lebte WQ=
DIE per Muto na6 Gbief &tDer
Salts, mo iie ii6 bon Donnerltog Biz
Som1tag in @eldaften aufbielten.
S. g. &laien nn0 So6ter Selena
berbrodten Sic erlten Sage Dergan=
gene @o6e in @e1baften in 9ulutb.
90. 5hr00er un0 Mlbin Sdmieters
mad)ten borlebten Sreltng einen &C.
lG1ftli6en Mbi teder 11od 8a0ena.
g}of mebrere Gage tangent Mufert=
balte in Sen 3mi1ings1taOten lit Sre0.
Meper nob bier 5uriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
Sic nerln5ebn 8ui9el bom glfer brtngt
5%ufrieoen, bagegen ergibt Der Wei5en
taum 5ebn 8ui6el Dom Mder.
meire Grope.

Nad 5lpei Woben tangent geln6e
in ser Ia11ilie ieines 6ier mobnenoen
8ru0ers Sen nnb BEL prielterli6en
Sreuoen in Stearns GountD> fat Ser
bo6p. SEER Clinton Offering lebten
6reitng icinen 0%iesidbrigen geiu6 ab
geldloiien un0 lit ouf 1ein MrbeitSfel0
III Weihigon GitD> Snoiana> no er nit
Der F%oltorotion elmer groBen @emein=
Sc betra1tt lit, obgereilt.
&ommer6en 9ienitag miro IN Der
bie1igen Nforrfir6e 6ie Srauung 0es
@m. s.. Gobling bon Treeport un6
Sri. Mlmo Notbe BON bier borgenom=
men tper6en.
Sic 6ral1en 8ernbar6ina Meper,
glil obetb @eae nnD Gb. Srtmann
bon bier mobnten Ser in 2aitrup,
Worri}on County, 1tattgefun6enen i'll
bernen @od15eit beg Ebeo. Srtmann
@bepoares BEL.
81. $. &eBler, @ottin nn6 5pet Sim
Ser Don ct. Saul eritotteten bie1tgen
6renn6en einen lGngeren 8ei 119.
eSobn 8onemeDer un6 Trau, SUI
bert 8onen1eper nro @attin un0 6rau
Mler. Martboler nn6 @attin maren
Sonntogsg61te Ser in glroia mobnen=
SEN 6omilie Sen. Sien6orf. Subert
8onemeber befan6 1ih zines Cages
b%ergangener @obe @eiddfte balber IN
Ser &npitpltn0t.
9a,tfen sic Sire SdnlbebiirfniHe
betm 3iirder.
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Safe BERRY

So6m. Hfarrer 2in5 mar anfangs
Dergangener 8ode in Begleitung oes
SEQ Ne1bling, Matb. @panier nno
@eorg 8eioner in @ei94ften in ser
GountD=Sauptita6t.
Wfib. 2teier batte 6as l1ngliid
beim Sanobaben ieines &ractors iid
8ranomunoen 5u5u5ieben> sic ober
1pleoer iopeit gebeilt iin0, 0aB fem
NQtagSoienit nibt meiter gu lei0en
bran9t.
Sen. 590nboff uno Satin BON
Sanf Centre marer in Begleitnng Ser
Jrau Sobn Neubauer Sonntogsgdlte
Ser Jamilie Ni6. 2ieier.
Jri0olin @nrlt n110 @nttin nn0
@einrib Stopping nebit Sra11 bon Seem
Muni6 nno Dantel Spa1ier nno bei=
iere Salfte DON Spring Sin erfreuten
borleBter Counting Sic bier pobnenoe
5amilie Watb. Spanter nit 8e1u6.
sc. 81. 8uifen un6 Srau bon &i6=
mono nno @roBmutter 2ieIer, sic 5tpei
Bo6en in &idmon0 at 8e1uh nell
te, genofen Mitte leBter ISOLDE sic
@aitfreunoi6oft Der bier mobnbaften
Jdnnilie Watb. 5panier.
Oie Safe &enrp Creamery Cont
panp beiprod in elmer iiingit abgebal=
tener 8%erlammlltng Sen Ba11 eines
Wobnbanies fir Sen 81tttermaher,
Der jere 8obnnng, 0ie bon Sen. Me=
Tier gefonft tpltroe, Dor Dem 1. 81
tober rd1n1en mutt.
Die Sarmer Ser Nodbarlbnft ge=
ben ith nit ibrer Tla6sernte, bie ols
Sic baltpfId1ltdite betrn6tet mir6 ,u1o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
SuremburQ.

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County Yeb0r0e> bielt ont Montag
bier int Snterelie 6es 8abcof= Mmen=
dement's Dor elmer gut be- u6ten Ser
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glieoer n%nierer @emeinoe 8aumate=
rial, 1as BON Ger &odbiue 2umber &
Smplement Company %be5ogen, uni
Dos bet 0em 8uu 6es nelter S9me=
lternbnnieS> 6as bier gebaut miro, 5ur
gertper0nng gelangen miro.
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Colo SPRING..

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beitsbalber int falten &etter nid)t fer
nmreiien harf, lat CT bas Datum, mel>
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Ueroinano Yeters Uun1ilie 5u 8Qlte
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2uftlhiffabrt.
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S9mitt un0 Yeter Ebua lieBen 0as
fir Sen 8ou ibrer Stlos not1penotge
Wfaterial our SteQe bringen.
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bradte, fat ii6 anfangs %pergangener
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polls 1111o Irau Mnton Sobl bon DILL
mol1fee gerolien ouf einige Gage Die
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unfungs letter Mpd)e in 8egleitung
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uno Eeter Minratb nad &oben, g.
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rem n1ebrere Gage bier in Ger 6ami=
lie 6ran5 9i6 81 @alte.
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51pei Gage sic @aitfreun0i6aft Der
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Der be- orgte BEN Sransport.
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in Iarn1ington einen mebrtagigen Be-
iu9 BEL &erman0ten.
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giftung ieiner redten &ano litt, 1T To-
1peit bergelteat, oaB er 1etner 5teQe
in Ser 8rauerei mie0er Dor teben
fam.
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be perfiin0igt Tran5 @Splan bon bier
un0 SRI. &oiina Memfen, Eodter Ser
iii0li9 bon &idn1onO mobnenoen So
mile @erbaro Memfen.
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obgebaltenen 8%egrdbniiie 6eS Setter
3enner BEL pelder 6ur9 einen pl0b=
lid eingetretenen 500 IN 6ie gmig=
felt entfiibrt pnr6e.
g. s. Otter bon 8loomer, Wis.,
mo er ols OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bel Ser
& 81. 211mber COMPANY angeiteut
lit, traf bier bor1eBten Sonntagaben6
5n berpan6tl6aftlidem 8ei16e ein.