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Evening star., 1920-05-30

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
7o1 10 7l5 Allison st. NV. New
and room houses: ideal location:
an modern improvements: screened
norehes: 81, 900 less than present cost
mice: near car lines: deep lots. For
saie by any broker or owner. w. q.
IRWIN, 614 Upshur st. NV. Phone
Columbia 9s26. 3Oe
d0DERN 5-RM. AND BATH BUNGALOW;
h.w.h.; electricity; gas; concrete cellar; attic
OWNER. Address Box 25l-K. Star ONCE. 81
NEW HOME IN MT. PLEASANT.
Near 14th and Meridian sts: new 7-room
and bath brick house; built-in garage; h-w-h.; ;
eiectricity; immediate possession.
Near 18th and Newton sts.; rooms and
bath; room for garage: $500.
Mt. PLEAsANT REALTY CO..
1411 Park Rd.
Col. 486
sIx-RoOM MODERN HOUSE: HoT.WATER
heat Exceptionally pretty location and very
deep lot. Less than q square from Lincoln
Park; $780, Immediate possession. Ad.
dress Box slc-K. Star once. 30'
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON UPsHUR ST.. PET
worth, near Sth NV. Lot 20x150 IT. to paved
alley; h.-w.h.. electricity. stationary wash
trays. parquet flooring. hardwood finish, tile
hath and splendidly located Price. 50, 600.
H. T. LAW. 1919 . Ut. sc. Phone Line. 5725.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

LARGE GROOM HoME-BArH. CELLAR,
closets. glass back porch, back yard; garage
for cars: near Union station; ne; vacant; !;
5000; 5000 cash. GEO. G. WALKER, Ke-
nois bldg. 1lth and G, after pm. IL
Evening star., 1920-05-30
GEORGETOWN.
5000.

Nine rooms and bath, basement
dining room and kitchen, heated BY
latrobe. gas: occupied by owner. who
will give possession within 60 days.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

HfH NORTHWEST. NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
Bchool-6 rooms. tile bath: hot-water heat; i'm
mediote possession: "a. $50. Call F. 5173
BEAUTIFUL. LARGE. MODERN HOME-T
ut. NV. north side. betwesr ". O.. lst; best
hasensAt: modern all through: immediate pos
eseston; $1,000; $4,000 cash. GEO. C. WALK
ER. Keuois bldg. 11th and G, after pm. ls
Evening star., 1920-05-30

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-$l3. .0oo-rERMs,
&2.600 cash. balance monthly; 5407 39th St,
one block from car line, two blocks from Chevy
Chase Circle. turn OF ut Livingston st. A
beautiful semi-detached brick home, with every
modern improvement. rooms, two baths
hardwood floors. front and two rear porches
awnings: lawn; garage: immediate Possession.
Apply at the house. owner and occupant Mon
day will be too late. Cleveland 428
Evening star., 1920-05-30

VACANT: NORTHWEST; BARGAIN; ACI
quick; newly decors ted; large rooms batn.
room for double garage; 5000; terms. Frank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31
|Qant51bioI S7{&Bri1r
CaBvn8Ahd 1910 b, The 3-IMmpg1Eae747eASpuohoa

self. Here l am worrying about q
dozen sentimental matters. including
my personal safety, and the onven
tions, too. That's feminine, I sup
pose. And mere are these two re-
markable men, the doctor absorbed
in Chrys' peculiar state, and the en-
gineer determined to remain in this
horrld hoe until he solves a lost
secret of his profession! / suppose
thai Is the masculine way!" And !
very much admired the mans way.
But I made no comment on 1t. What
I said was:
Dear me! How 1 wish 1 could
see the bandits when they find that
you two men have completely disap-
pearedi"
II only hope you don't hear them"
ventured Spence. Personally, /
think we'd better not trust our i'm
preston that the secret of the door
IS unknown to them. I think one of
us men would better keep watch
while the rest OF this party takes a
little nap. Sleep we must have-or
we may go mac before we get out Of
this" he went on in his professional
tone. And so. Madame Hostess
with the question he surveyed the
four couches aligned symmetrieally
on the -four sides Of the room. Pussy,
pussy, wants a corner!'
Yours, Sir Puss-in-Bootsi" I In
dictated the divan near him. "Oppo-
site you, Miss Lorimer." Chrys took
her station. Mine is here!" 1 threw
myself in a tired heap on another
! couch.
and mine is the opposite one"
said Gene Spence. Grand idea OF
/ the owner Of this chateau to provide
Z electricity so literally. He must
have expected to need it himself
some day. But who a sleep with
all these lights on?"
SILLY to try" said the doctor.
"Out they go. then" rejoined the
engineer. Everybody ready? I'm
on guard. Spence, for the first
watch"
With the coming of the dark and
the silence my thoughts turned to
my husband. 1 cried myself into a
doze. All my courage had ooZed
away in my need for the comfort of
his presence.
ITO be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31
C~apx48hhed 1910 k, The

Copyright, 1920, by the Newspaper
Enterprise AssOciation)
"Why should common Mexican
revolutionists and half-breed Indian
bandits know about a secret trap
door in this ancient and honorable
establishments" countered Jordan
Spence. Such valuable secrets sell
dom belong to any but the masters
of mysterious places like this. The
owners guard them jealousy. for
their own observation-disclosures
from their own followers, too. The
cell beneath us, for instance, with
It's queer loose stone in the roof,
would make a most desirable hiding
place-lf the wre of this hacienda
were to require 4 refuge"
His words relieved my anxiety.
Hamilton Certeis would never let his
underlings have such valuable infor-
nation. Probably he relied on lame
Camilla's discretion and devotion to
their ancient family pride.
The bandits viii be grouchy about
losing us, but l fancy they'll think
the devil has got us" said Gene
Archer. For that very cas- they'll
not try to find US. Extraordinary
how a Mexican avoids a glimpse Of
the devil" he concluded dryly.
Spence nodded his agreement.
"Superstitious lot he asserted.
"Since we've vanished-disappeared
In thin air'-his wide gesture in
Guided the atmosphere of the globe
'tof course they'll conclude that the
devil had his hand in it. And they
will not tell their superiors! They'll
insist tina the two Americans have
been shot-and buried in quicklime-
according to contract. Then they'll
collect"
And give the devil his due-n
their own minds" laughed Archer
"Why, there's not a mark on TIL
ceiling down there to suggest tina
the stone q ever been swung bacl
from it's under side. OF course wheI
l perceived what had happened yes
terday, | just naturally took to study.
ing the thing. That trap door is 6
wonder! ono of the lost secrets o
the ancient masons! Gosh! I'm glaC
I'm here! I'm not going to leave
until l find out how they grooVcd anC
hinged that little stone, either!"
"Oh. Ia! la!' said myself to my
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31
downright. 1920, N. Il. A.

<COpyright, 1870, N. Il. "A.
The old-faShioned cooky crock
should come into its w again.
With two eggs and a cup of sugar
one can make enough cookies to last
a long time,c comparatively speaking
1 will admit that cookies need more
shortening than cake, but II the
cookies keep better and go twice as
far the extra butter or lard Is more
than accounted for.
Aside from the economy OF cookies
the sort of ready-for-anyth ng feel
ing that a well-flled cooky crock
gives a housekeeper is worth a good
deal. A cup of tea and a homemade
coolky Is a most hospitable offering to
an afternoon visitor. And an unex-
pected guest for dinner will have no
criticism to make of a dessert of home
canned fruit and crisp cookies.
"LittIe Tommy Tucker sang for his
supper" But he wc0'lln II get it for
o mere song now-a-N.iys.
Menu for Tomorrow
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fruit. fried
corn meal mush, syrup. coffee.
Observation-Disclosures sandwiches
chocolate soufae, tea.
DINNER-Tomato bouillon, corn
meal pie. winter salad. bread and but
ter, apple snow. coffee.
My Own Recipes
While this luncheon menu may
seem rather slim picking, the souf1e
is so nourishing that the sandwiches
are needed merely to satisfy the APP
petite. Sandwiches with carefully
dried, crisp lettuce leaves between
thin slices of bread and butter are a
delightful accompaniment to tea. Use
just enough sharp salad dressing to
give flavor and ~piquancy.
CHOCOLATE SOUFFTE
2 tablespoons butter
2 TABLESPOONS -four
1 cup milk
Il teaspoon vanilla
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose with sc and mail to Foley & Co.
1885 sheffield Ave, Chicago, H., writ
You will receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, FOR coughs, cold and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and back; rheumatism backache. kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing c~athartic, for
consultation. b~iliousness. headahce. and
sluggish obwels. Sold by Barnekov 81
PetH.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31
WHY The ASH TREE sinVERl.D

Nancy and Nick heard a sigh over
head and as they looked up the
leaves Of the ash tree beside them
began to SILVER and shake.
Whats the matter. old tree?'
asked Nancy, patting its sides. Are
you sad because we cant find Jocko?
Or are you trying to tell us you've
seen him ?"
The tree looked down at them, but
merely shook his leaves again and
made no reply. The magical mush-
room seemed to know all about if,
however. ."rhat's a selfish old fell
low" it said. II doesn't feel sorry
for anybody but himself. He hasn't
a friend left"
I'll be his friend" said Nick.
| quickly scrambling up Into a low
branch with the help of his little
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

AKRON, o., Jan. 31-Mrs. Edna
Coughlin Quias!er OF Kenosha. Wis,
and formerly a Red Cross nurse in
the Argonne forest. has been award
ed the Distinguished Service Medal
by Congress for her heroic work
among the wounded soldiers.
Mrs. Quinsler, who since returning
from the war, has become a bride
and now lives in Akron, o.. was Mrs
Edna Coughlin in war-days. She was
in one of the first contingent of nurses
to go overseas and was the only wom-
an to "go UP" with the Third Army
Corps when they advanced to the
front trenches in the Argonne.
For ten weeks she served Tndei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31
1 square bakers chocolate
Ia cup sugar
9 tablespoons hot water

1 square bakers chocolate
Ia cup sugar
9 tablespoons hot water
2 eggs -,
Melt butter, d flour. Add mils
slowly stirring constantly. Cook until
il boils. Melt chocolate over hot
water. Add the two tableSpoonfuls OF
hat water and g and mix smooth
Combine mixtures and add the yoikS
of the eggs beaten till thick and lem
ON colored. Fold in the white beaten
stiff and dry. Add vanilla before
Whites. Turn into a buttered baking
dish and bake in moderate oven 20
minutes. Serve at once with
cream.
CORN MEAL PIE
3 Guns corn meal mush
Ia cups meat diced C~icftovcr)
Q chopped sweet peppers
Canned pincntos)
2 cups milk
Q tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
Salt and pepper
Butter a baking dish and put in half
the mush. Add meat and peppers;
Make a sauce Of the milk, butter and
-four, browning the butter and Hour
slightly before adding the milk, or use
2 cups of gravy left from the lay pe-
fore. Add the rest of the anu
bake in a slow oven for AS minutes.
Tncooked meat may be used in place
of the leftover. In this case dredge
the meat with flour and use water
in place of milk, not making a sauce
and bake an hour and a hair IN d
moderate oven.
WINTER SALAD
o nackares Of neufchatei cheese
IL cup olives (stuifed or not)
IA cup finely chopped nuts
Salt and pepper
tablespoon cream II necessary
J Chop olives. Mix olives and nuts
thoroIy into the cheese using cream
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

J. ]. Peters Machine Works, Inc.
Engineering & General Machine Work
Complete O~verhauiing and Repairing Of
Automobiles. Auto Trucks. Gas
and Steam Engines
Mss Fnyette St. Perth Anlh0y, N. J
Telephone 1916
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

MISS RETTA BEATS
S-bampootng. scalp Treatment
MR3.curing, FaciGi Massage
Violet Ray Treatment
OFFICE UUE
Mon, Wed. FRI, 1870 TO O r. NJ
Tues, Thurs. Sat.. 1870 to $50 r. W.
ROOM 8 I78 SMITH SD
PH0vE 1914
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 3t.-"Every
woman in the world is Il peacock at
heart.
So says Dolores, termed the most
beautiful creature God ever made by
Florenz Ziegfeld in whose Midnigat
Frollc she appears, and the only ac-
tual human peacock in existence!
Women, according to Dolores. can
not resist the impulse to make theEt-
selves beautiful any more than can
the peacock, although that kingly
bird is the male of his species. And
this impulse begins almost as soon
as a girl is able to talk as Il baby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

If necessary for moistness. Form Into
small balls. Arrange on lettuce and
serve with French dressing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-31

fire and during the lays of ne fiercest
fighting In the salient around Vur-
dun she and her corps Of helpers
treated more than 6O0O cases or men
who were horribly wounded in hattie.
She is one of the first women OF the
nation to secure the coveted d. >.
n
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21
BOILERS B |. | QUIT NICA||AOs|
Forty-Eighters Fail 70 Put Ma
tlonal Ticket In Field.
Adjournment Taken After DAY Of
Neutrality-suspicious. Put Out TO
Clear Hall of Delegates. 81

Chtcago--Mem Of the Commit
tee OF 48 who bolted the fusion move
3ment of the Farmer-Labor party, after
day Of futile wrangling, adjourned
with no arrangements made to put a
separate presidential ticket in the
field.
$ Adjournment was taken over the
portests Of q minority group and was
only accomplished when the commit
tee leaders turned out the lights and
ordered the owners to clear the hall.
S. Prior to adjournment the leaders
presented report providing for the
continuation of the organization in
each state. The report was adopted.
It makes no provision for a national
ticket, but does provide that another
national convention may be called at
some future date. Farley Christensen
OF Salt Lake City, presidential nomi.
nee OF the Farmer-Labor party, threw
the dying Forty-eight convention into
an uproar by sending to it message
'cnaracterizing its actions as foolish
Three of the minority groups origi-
'nally subscribing to the fusion move.
ment were represented in the meeting.
Besides part of the Forty-eighters,
leaders OF the World War Veterans
and Peoples party Joined the bolt.
= Ihe fusion movement. Forty-eight
speakers declared, was wrecked by
what Gilbert E. Roe, La Follette's per.
sonal representative, characterized as
the intolerance" of the Labor party
leaders. "You can never make class
party in this country and have It
amount to anything" Roe declared. (
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

snake DIT. when his mower became
clogged he reached down to remove
the grass and the rattler struck. Bar
gen gashed and sucked the wound and
rushed to town for medical treatment
Sleepy Eye-The 3 year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simunich, residing
on a farm in Nicollet county, was
drowned when he climbed to the edge
of watertank and fell In. "a 3 year
old brother who witnessed the child's
fall into the tank made an effort to
rescue him. He did not notify his par
ents until half hour after the acct
dent. .@
Moose Lake new Methodist
church building was dedicated last
Sunday. Services were held during
the entire day. The building has q;
seating capacity Of $50 people with
full basement for Sunday school >serv.
ices. The Methodist general confer
ence appropriated $1,000 toward the
church, and the balance was raised by
popular subscription. 81
Marshall Rose Poets, 18, Of Cam.
bra, Wyo., was drowned In Lake She
TEX, while attending a picnic. Miss
Poets last year was . student at St..
GATHERINGS college, ST. Paul. A boat
in which she and four others were rid
Ing capsized. The other four were
rescued.
Virginia Miss Helen Scott, Vir-s
ginia librarian, is In q hospital here
I probably fatally burned. Her clothing
caught fire from gas jet while she
was washing her hair. The library was
closed and she was alone In the build.
tng and could ind nothing to- smother.
thu names.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21
@Serueant-M alorlsm."

The war has been responsible for
many new words, and the term "ser.
.geant-majorism" conveys a meaning
which is well understood not only in
the British army but by the average
civilian, though not always by this
title. A good sergeant major is in.
valuable in the army, and 1t is the am
bition Of nearly every soldier to rise
some day to the dizzy heights of q
warrant officer. The sergeant major
has a certain amount of power, and
sometimes tries to make things un-
comfortable for those who do. not
1''bows down." before him. Unfortu.
5nately, the type of person who faunts
his petty powers in ones face is not
confined to the army, and because
there are today few people who have
not met with this type, the term "ser-
geant-majorism" has, not unnaturally,
come into more or less, general usage.
Christian Science Monitor.
Tho xuico mon novor hoo ofo Rhnno roa
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

Remember the ball game at Warren
Sunday afternoon when the Radium
team will again meet the Forest River,
N. D., team. s57E~@ 8
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

The call from the Grand Forks BUSH
ness men was enjoyed greatly by
Radium. The tour consisted of twenty
six cars and about a hundred wide
awake men,. The call consisted Of
cordial .handshakes, snappy music by
the visiting band, a. short address of
welcome by H. G.. Kramer, of Radium
which was responded to by brief re-
marks from one of the Grand Forks
visitors and quartette singing by some
of. the visitors.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

Miss Helen Riebau,s who has beer
employed in st. Paul, is spending hel
vacation at the home of her parents
MI. and Mrs. Riebau. IT. ~ z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

The wise man never boasts because
he has never been In iail-Yet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McGregor pleasant
~ entertained a number Of friends
Sunday. J..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Loen entertained
q number of friends and relatives Sun
day. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Sn 6er Sabresberfnmmlung 6es in

SSn 6er Sabresberfammlung 6es in
ct. CLOUD beiteben6en ct. Solepb=
neutrality-suspicious., pelde an
Montagoben6 Bel 8ablrei6em @eiude
in Ser ct. M~arienyS6ulbaue abge=
bnlte11 mur6e, fond Die @aN Der 8e-
omten fir bas rel1e @ereinsinbr nit
n~ad1tebenoem @rgebnib ftatt: N6am
&iemen5, 8rdfi6ent; 8eter 8eDrens,
&iceprG1i6ent; Mnton CITIZEN, Broto=
fouz9efretdr; Sofepb @infler, If. ST.
m%n5iefretdcr; SSltlius Domirif, Sbab=
meiiter; Soiepb @@eQinger, MatbiaS
9eifen u1b,@nu1 Er5etpif, Mari@dne.
@eiitlider &atbgeber beg 8ereins lit
Ser bo6tp. p. 2nte, 8. g. s., s.. g.
Die1er bielt, tpGbren6 bas 3dblen Der
fir Die einaelnen @m6i6aten einge=
gnrgenen Stimm5etteI beiorgt muir
6e, cine inn edit Batboliiden Ser
a11sgefiibrte Mnfpru6e, Die,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
&tr6li9e
Ma9ri9ten

= 3ur 56luBfeier 6es alten Snb:
res miro in Der &atbe6rale Mfittpo6=
abeno @%ottes6tenlt nit 8re6igt itatt=
|fin6en. Sn Ser u11befledten @mpfGng.
nisfir6e gu ct. @lonb miro gleid=
fa1s bas alte Sabr nit feierltdem
|@ottes6iem1te lm bulb 8 nbr ge:
i6lo1ien BEL me9ber @elegenbeit oe1
bodm'lte &err 8ii6of Soiepb S.
Bui6 Sic @re6igt in englif6er @pra:
de balten> nod berielben bel Der fet.
erliden Bro5eiiion 6ur9 sic Stride
0as merbeiligite tragen nnb 1o6ann
ben Recommendations Segen erteileu
miro.
Die in Der &atbe6rale am bodbl.
@eibna6tsfe1te gum 8elten Der Sc
mein6e erbobene &ouefte bra6te 6ie
bobe 9urnnpe po1t $1,000 Elm. Sci Ser
gum 8e1ten Der 6t. @lou6 unbefledten
@mpfGngnisfirde AM @eibnadtstage
erbobenen &ollefte gingen onndberno
$1,000 Elm, tpGbreno Die an 6em boben
Seittage in Ser ct. Sobn @antius
&tr9e gum 8eiten Der @emein6e er=
bobene &ollefte 6ie @umme bon
$1070.70 betrug.
: Mm lebten Sonntag, 6em 6eite
Der nni9uloigen &in6er, ru1r6e in
Der ct. Nlerius Stride 5u 8eit Union,
tpo bo61p. &err Sol. 8ui6er als &far=
rer qngeiteM 1T, cine &onefte fir Die
armen, notlei6en6en &inber in
9eutidlan6 unb Selterrei6 erboben,
mel9e SEN f90nen @etrag bon $305
ergab.
: Sim bodbI.> 8eibnadtstage bielt
in Ser &er5 Seiu &irbe gu Sa1f Sta
pics Ser bodtp. Rfarrer Mlois @ump=
mann Ste erite 6euti6e 8reoigt, mo-
fir er namentli9 1i9 ben dlteren
benti6en Mitglte6ern Der @emein6e
5l Danf berpfltdtete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

boben Geittages 0erort, 6aB oie @oli=
aei gu &ilfe gernfen meroen muBte,
gegen 0ie er itd in brutaler 8eile
CUR Webr iebte, f61ieBIi9 aber uber=
tpu1loen nn6 in 6as 5baotgefdngnis
uberfubrt 1pa1r6e. Mn6eren Euqes
1puroe er I'M @o6laBgeri9t o11f iei=
men @eiun6beits5uitan6 gepriiH unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

cont Midter Simgl Der Srrennnitalt
in Gerg11s Gals ubertpieien.
- Gin @eiu9 Der Colonial @ar-
bens 60, Inn Sic ipe5ielle @rlal1b-
mis-, einen &ontraft fir bier SUB
breite Seitentpege in Ser gan3er 60
loniol Gardens M66ition 3u legen,
tpur0e Ser Sta6tfommiifion unter-
breitet unb bon bteier benz &ommiifdiir
MaDburD ibertpieien.
Cine Der gr0Bten @ef6dfts-
trmsaftionen nuf 6em fanfmanniiben
@ebiete in 6ie1er 5ta6t mur6e ning1t
bou5ogen, ols oas bon 6. M. @ar-
belemp felt Sabren. nit beitem gr-
folg geleitete Departement-@eidaft in
Sic &4n6e ser @erren 8eniamin nn6
Morib Tunfel nn6 0eS9errn s. &loo=
1ton bon M1inneapolis Mbergtng, NOS
bel Elm $15O,O00 mert eritflaIiiger
8are III beren 8eiib Mberging. Die
neuet 8eltber iibernnbmen 6as Sc
1daft beretts am /. De5ember, Der
bie1fadJen &egelnng bon @e16dfts=
angelegenbeiten unterblieb 6ieie Mn-
f%iinoigltng, Die crit Dor einigen Sage1
bur9 Die 3eitungen betannt gema6t
murbe. &err 8artbelemD bot iib pab-
reno ieiner langen @eidaftsiabre ben
Stuff zines mlsge5eiGneten @aufmm-
mes ermorben, baber MIR NIT @enug=
tl1ung angegeben per6en fann, bob CT
Der 5tQ6t uls Biirger miro erbalten
bletben. Die ne1pe1 @efbaftseigentu-
mer 1inb Mdnner nit langiabriger@e=
fddffftsfenntnis, Die tie gepiB bier gu
ibrem 8eiten un6 gu benz tbrer Rnn=
Sen bertperten mer6en.
II Mn 6teQe 6es Boli5iiten Gran5
O6ger, peId]er in Ser Stnatsreform-
nn1talt ais @ddter Mnltequng ge=
fun6en bot, 1T Sobn Sacobec, Der
friiber bereits als 9oli5ift in Client
item Ser 5ta6t itan6, BON Der Sta6t=
%fommiiiion er1nr11t tpor6en, l1n6 on
iteue 6es 6rn15 &alber, melder aus
Observation-Disclosures aus 6ern ct.
|Glon6 Geuer*Departement m1streten
muBte, tpur6e Sranf Hanotp En-
ernannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

Gin glidieliges renes Sa5r MIN
iben mir BON @er5en allen unieren
lieben 2eiern un6 6rel1noen bon mob
rrnb fern. M0ge @ottes reibfter Sc
gen I'M nel1en SABINE ibner1 aIlen gu
tell mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

ertpdblt iporoen fem. @ir f0nnen es
borla1fig nod nidt glaatben, DOB 6as
Domfapital, mel9es 6rei Monate 3eit
our @obl bat, 10 idneu 5u einem
@nti9lniie gefommen 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

tpenn befolgt, obne 3peifeI I'M ct
SoiepbSberein ne11es 2eben ur6 re1e
Gatfraft ertpirfe1 miro. Nab S6luB
&~er1ammlnng traten Die Weit=
glieoer 6es 3meigbereins Ser 8. 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonMfin-
nefoto 5niammen nn6 tpdblten als
lire 8eamten: Mbm &iemen5, 8ra=
itbent nn6 @eorg Deering, Seffretar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
fan6 Sreitagmorgen auf benz Sal
Observation-Disclosures 1tatt.

= Gin in Den Sabren %borgeriidter
Weunn na11ens Soiepb @run6ner, Elm
in Der Sta6t befannter @bornfter,
apel6er a1n Gage Dor @eibnn9ten I'M
@apbaels Soipital nntergebradt
tuuroe, gerierte itd in ser 5riibe 6es