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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
MAYOR HOME FROM SHORE
Rests" by Answering Letters and
Studying City Plans

Mayor Moore returned 10 Philadel-
phia today feeling fit as fiddle after
II few days spent at his seashore home
in Island Heights. y. j.
The Mayor rested at the Jersey
resort by catching up with much back
rorrcspoudcnce and studying some city
work he plans to initiate in the near
future
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
LIBERTY CLIO is FLOATED
Vessel, Damaged by Mine, Towed te
Holland

The s. $. Liberty Clio, Hog Island
vessel, which was damaged by striking
floating mine off the Netherlands
coast on December ;. 1910, has been
floatcd and is now being towed to Rot
terdam. Holland, by salvage tugs. ac-
cording to cablegram received by the
American International Shipbuilding
Corporation today, from Captain J.
Stousland. master of the i'll l-fatcd vessel.
The Liberty Clio was en- route from
New York to Hamburg. Germany, with
relief cargo was within ten hours
run of her destination and about ten
miles off Ameland Light when the sub =
merged mine was struck. The force OF
the explosion was so great that it cut
the vessel completely in two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
CONFESS BOMBING IN STRIKE
Eleven Arrested Following outrases
in Chicago

Chicago. April 5,-Elevcn men, three
of them said by the police TO be officers
OF Chicago locals OF the International
l'pholstrrcr<' Union, were arrested yes e
terday in connection with recent bomb
iuGs incident to q strike Of upholsterers.
Seven of the men confessed to throw
ing bombs into six homes and assault
ing twenty five foremcn of npholster
ing factories. the state attorneys Of
flee said.
The activities Of the men were said to
date from August. 1919. when members
Of the I'pholstercrs' Union went on
strike to force demands for closed
shop and higher wages.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Begins Revival Tonight

The Rev. Henry W. Slough will be
gin his revival services in this city Of
the Erie Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Seventh street and Erie ave.
nue., toright. He will be here for al
least three weeks. He will be accom-
panied by Professor William \. Thom.
as, the Welsh chorister, from Pen
Argyll. Pa. He will speak each evening
and Sunday afternoons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
CAN'T BELIEVE HE'S DEAD
Even Government Certificate Can't
Convince Soldier Of Demise

Former Private Michael Iannelli is
another one who, like Mark Twain, says
that reports of his death are greatly
Refrigerated. Although the government
says so, puts it in writing, as it were,
in a handsomely embossed certificate,
Mr.. Iannelli smilingly denies the truth
of it and offers bride to take his
part.
His resurrection" came to light
when Iannelli last week applied to the
home service section of the Red Cross
for compensation for i'll effects suffered
after being gassed in France. Last
February the returned soldier married
Miss Ida Tursi, of 1917 Morris street.
and the pair are now living at 236
North FELTON, street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
William D. Showalter

New York. April 5.--WIliam d.
Showalter. fifty one years old, editor
Of the Editor and Publisher, died at his
nome yesterday. He was born in
Browns Mills. w. Va, was educated
at Oberlin College and entered news
paper work in Chicago when. he was
in 1891, He was editor Of several New
York papers and joined the staff Of the
Editor and Publisher in 1916.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Scholarships Awarded Here

Four Pennsylvanians, including two
Philadelphians. were among those who
won the thirty-two scholarships and
travelling felowships announced by the
Harvard Corporation yesterday. Travel
ing fellowships We're awarded Edward
Adolph i'll biological chemistry, and
Charles II. Livingston in romance
languages. Both men are residents of
this city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
aIshop Matthew S. Hughes

Cleveland. April 6.-Bishop Matthew
Simpson Hughes. of Portland, Ore,
died of pneumonia at hotel here yes
terday. He was born in West Virginia
fifty seven years ago, Previous to be =
ING ordained a Methodist bishop in 1915
Bishop Hughes had held pastoratcs at
Grinnen, Ia. ; Portland, Me. Mime =
aDolis. Kansas City and Pasadena.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Marren BarWIek

ColiingswoOd. \. j., April 5.--War-
rem Barwick, thirty three years old,
died Saturday in his home, 325 Sloan
avenue, He leaves his widow and two
children. He was member Of the
Corn Exchange, analysis department, Of
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
France and America
Are Drifting A part



for an alliance with the United States.
u.uS the territorial guarantee of the
league covenant. both Of which sup
uort,. 50 far as this country was con
rcnrd. he has been unable TO deliver
10 France.
Thr French p".i,v has been 10 set
.p buffer state west Of the Rhine.
thi, buffer ultimately 10 drift into the
~ph"r" Of France. Recently tn"
,cparatlst movement in the Rhine
provinces has been revived. Whether
IT. goes forward or not depends upon
whether Germany or France wins the
diplomatic gam between her and Ger
many which is going on now for the
enforcement of the treaty.
II France i shown to be- Isolated the
Rhine provinces will shrink from the
s"paratist movement, \ French ad-
vance into Germany will encourage those
in the Rhu" provinces who wish 10
cast in their lot with France
BESIDES for France 10 rOncPdP Ger
many right 10 enter the neutral zone
~ suppress II revolt would not only
bring German troops nearer to the
Rhine provinces, but il would establish
precedent in favor Of Germany sup
pressing revolt. in the Rhine provinces
themselves.
Thus the action Of France aims 10
force England and ltalv ~ her side. and
forward her nationalist plan toward
ruunuiug Germany east Of the Rhine,
II had also an object in domestic poll
tics. Strengthening Frances eastern
frontier is immensely popular. The
treaty gives France the right 10 tho in o
definite occupation of the Rhine in case
Of It's violation by Germany.
France j. busy establishing its case
for the violation of the treaty. II is
making 10 concessions which will i'm o
/ pair its claim when its fifteen year
| period of occupation Of the Rhine ends,
| And this unyielding policy with regard
10 the treaty and toward Germany is
! immensely popular.
| The Millcrand government could do
nothing WHICH would strengthen il more
! than 10 send its troops to occupy the
German cities and cal upon its Allies
10 stand with it in insisting that the
| treaty should be obcycd,
Celebrates Forty fifth Anniversary
Albert r. Gardner celebrated his
! forty fifth anniversary as organist and
choir director at ST. Matthew's Z. T..
| Church, Eighteenth street aud Girard
avenue. at the Easter service yester
day. Mr.. Gardner has served through
htht pastorates ot hvE fctDrss r, :. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13
IMPERIAL VALLEY ROAD REPORT

in excellent condition practically all OF
the way with the exception of the
Mountain Springs grade which is quite
badly cut up with small ruts. Cars
driving within the speed limit regula-
tions of Is miles per hour for noun
tain roads, will have no trouble IN that
section. Advise everyone to call at
Branch in San Diego for late road and
weather report. !
San Diego-Descanso-Ju ulian road
Pavement open to Flynn Springs good
dirt road to the Willows, closed be-
yond this point; use Vieias Grade road
which is in excellent shape. Dehesa
road via Japatul is narrow in spots
and rough. Pavement near the Will
lows will probably be thrown open
within the next month.
Descanso-Julian good dirt road with
grades. For round trip San Diego-Ju-
liam and Pine Hills recommend going
up via Ramona and returning via
Descanso. Cuyamaca-P Pine Hills-Ju-
liam road will be impossible during the
winter storms on account of snow;
otherwise good.
Descanso- Campo Road.-Closed fo1
construction in places but one can get
through. About eight miles at Buck
man Springs is rough, very few cars
gong this route at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13

ne road report Oh lne Auloliloplie
Club of Southern California this week
is rather lengthy one and is as fol-
lows:
IMPERIAL COUNTY
Ell Centre to Yuma-This road is
reported impossible on, account of the
heavy sand. Rain storms always help
this road. except the distance between
Ell Centre and the sand which is made
very bad by rains.
Ell Centre to Brawley-This road 10
in good condition at the present time.
1t is always made practically impas-
sable by heavy rains.
INLAND to Yuma-Road is rough but
the safest route tofYuma at present.
Rain storms do not generally hurt this
road but improves the sand.
Brawley to Niland.-This road is in
good condition at present but in case
of heavy rain storms is made impas-
sable
Glamis to Palo Verde-This road is
in fair condition and rains generally
improve rather than damage this road.
FL Centre to Calexico-Construction
is being done for new highway, but
detour is sign posted and road is in
fair condition. Until paved this road
will always be made impossible by
heavy rains.
FL Centre to Los Angeles via Braw-
ley-The following report is made by
the club inspection crew:
Valley road from Ell Centre to Braw-
ley good and we'll maintained. Brawley
to Westinorland, good, with the eXcep-
ton of the last 2 miles before reaching
end of narrow state highway pave
ment. Fifteen miles of paving COM
pleted approximately one-half of which
is the eight foot pavement, the re-
mainder being Is feet pavement. This
pavement is laid as far north and west
as Mccain Springs Wash, 10 miles in
side the Imperial County line. Road
from this point to end of pavement at
Oasi Ranch, approximately 25 miles,
very rough. Any car, however, can
make the trip with safety at a speed
of approximately 10 to IL miles per
hoar without danger of getting stuck
in the sand excepting when meeting
Or passing vehicles.
Pavement from point near Oasis
Ranch to Indio and from that point to
Indian Wells, in good shape. Indian
Wells to Palm Springs, the road is
very rough, small chuck holes requir-
ing careful driving to avoid discom-
fort and possible damage to the car.
Palm Springs to Cabazon, the greater
portion of\the road is in good shape
but care should be taken to avoid bad
chuck holes in edges of the pavement
Road from Cabazon to the end of the
pavement near Banning, is in faii
shape. San Gorgonio Pass from Beau
mont to the pavement in Moreno Val
ley, in excellent condition.
San Diego to Imperial Valley.-Sar
Diego office is routing travel by way
Of Delzura and Campo, owing to de-
tours around construction work on the
istate highway route. This road. was
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13

Not only hard corns and not only
soft corns but every kind of corn
surenders to "Gets-It," the national
corn remover. 1t takes weeks or
months to grow corn. 1t takes
just few seconds to stop its pain
with two or three drops of "Gets-It.' -
Quickly it loosens so you can peel it
right off without the least twinge or
hurt. and it is gone!
"Gets-It", the never failing, guar
anteed, money! back corn remover
costs but a trifle at any drug store
MID. by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago
Sold in Ell Centro and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Francis, Drug Store and Dunaway 6
Schneider Drup Stora
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13
CLUBS PLANS
Continued from Page l

about this weighty ( J subject, but it
is certain it will be ably expounded by
the learned ladies who are to speak
on its various phases. Mrs. F. B. Ful-
ler, Mrs. j. X. Herman or Mrs. W. R.
Conway of the banquet comm lttee
will be glad to make reservations for
all local women wishing to attend this
affair.
Local talent representing all of the
clubs of the valley will entertain at
the Wilson school Thursday night.
Luncheon will be served at the church
by Presbyterian ladies, Wednesday and
by Baptist ladies Thursday, affording
occasion for social intercourse. Fol
lowing adjournment on Thurday after
noon, tea will be served at the Barbara
Worth with Mrs. C. E. Scott, presi-
dent of the Ten thousand club and a
committee of young matrons as hos
tesses. Driving trips Friday will close
the event of the week. Refreshments
will be served at CaleXico by commit
tees of the Woman's Improvement
Club, and at Holtville by the Study
Club. Late luncheon at the Dunlack
hotel at Brawley and the return back
to Ell Centre will close this day OF
outdoor pleasure and sight seeing, ar
ranged by the transportation commit.
tee.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Ben Garland, decease

Estate Of Ben Garland, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dersigned EXecutriX of the Estate OF
Ben Garland, deceased, to the Credit
ors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
the same with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the
first publication OF. this notice to the
said Executrix at Room 10S, First
National Bank Building, Ell Centre,
California, the place of transacting
the business Of the said estate.
Dated November 4th, 1920.
MARGARET ALICE GARLAND.
Nov. 5-12-19-26 Dec 3
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13

Dancing Saturday night at Ell Cen
tro Masonic Hall. Music by Van
DnSen. FL Centro orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13
''Gets-It''
For Hard
or Soft
Corns

Satisfaction Guaranteed With This
Corn Remover
Common sense tells anybody that
the way to cure corn is to remove
it, cap and root-banish it entirely.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-13

The road report of the Automobile
Club of Southern California this week
is rather lengthy one and is as fol-
lows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Gin be%ritanbiqer Mann, Der bas

Gin ~beritanbiser Mann, Der bas
&era ouf Dem re6ten Sled bat, fbeint
ser observation-disclosures Direftor 6.
g. 8iles bon @Iebelan6 5u fem. Sc
legentli6 elmer Mnipra6e an bie
frem6geborenen Mrbeiter elmer borti,
gen Sabrif iagte er unter an6erem:
Ser Mam, Der feline Mutterfprade
bergiBt, tpenn er @ngliib Iernt unb
babei Ole @rinnerungen an iein eige-
neg 8aterlanb, in benz feline @iege
itan6, uber 8orb mirft, lernt mubr-
i9einli6 6ie englii6e Sprode uno
eignet iidy amerifaniibe Citizen uno
@emobnbeiten an. Mber er miro oieie
NIT Ser 3eit bergeiien, gera0eio 1pie
er Die Spra9e nn6 6ie @el6i6te
ieines @ebnrtslanoes begeiien bot.
2ernt @ngliih, aber bergeBt Cure
M11tterfpra9e nidt! 9ernt Mmerifa
fennen, aber bleibt in 8erbinbung
nit nnem, mas guer critics @aterlanb
lieb nnb nert fir @l16 madt!" Mit
lol9en Mnipru9e11 miro 9err Biles
fiber mebr grfolg fir 6te quite 5ade
er5ieler, oIs 2elte, melde aus irgenb
einem M1sldn6er iiber Gaobt eiren
fompleten ganfee MAIDEN polen nno
alle n1sldnoii6en Spraden in Mme-
rifn a1tsmer5en modten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

langen unb bretten gu erflaren, tpie
iolde @oben geredt berteilt uno pie
tie an ben 8eitimmungsort gebrabt
|tperoen miiiien. Diele Gorge fam
enttpe6er BEN &omitees iberInlfen
merben, bic bereits fir bielen 3med
|ii9 fonititl1irt baben, ODER auf am
6ere beliebige 8eiie iibertnagen ner-
ben.
@ir ertparten 5uberitdtlid, bob
6iele Mufnrunternng, Die in Der mni=
%beriellen, bon @ott nnS anbertra11ten
baterliben Bfli9t ibren 8etpeggruno
bat, menn tie an9 in erfter 2inie an
Die @atbolifen ergebt, a1d bon aqen
ienen nit WoblmoQen aufgenommerl
miro, mel9e fir cole Men !6li9feit
Elm parmes &er5 baben. lin ben
Spenoern nit gutem 8eiipiel boran-
5ugeben> baben mir trob aqieitiger
uno 1tanbigen b0diten Snaniprud-
nabme nit &ilfsaftionen nrb Mit=
teln beidloiien, entlpre6en0 unlern
&rdften CUR 2tn0erung Der Scot oieier
&in6er Die Summe bon 100000 Sire
bei5nlteuern.
SSn Der Borausitbt anf einen guter
grfolg, ben mir Inn 8emeis unleres
paterli6en @oblpoqens erboffen, err
teilen mir @uh ebrtpiiroige Briber
nn6 enrem gan5en &lerns unb golt
ben apoitolii6en @egen I'M Serrn.
@egeben 5n &om in ct. Yeter am
100. September 1919 I'M ie91ten Subre
unieres Bontififates.
Bene6ift XIV.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

uns gum @ebet fir iie anfporner.
|Dieies Mitleio oarf fih nidt alf Die
|@efaaenen beg eigenen 2a11bes be,
ibranfen, ionoern muB ale obne
Nusnqbme bon iebem golfe anf Or
ben eini6lieben, oenn I'M Gegfeuer
gibt es nidt mebr 2anogren5en nod
peribie6ene 3ungen bort bort ale
Bolitif ouf, ale iino mir &inoer oes-
ielben bimmliiben Baters, 1nb Der
ibmadten Dor Sebnin6t ra9 ser gu
laiinng IN ibres 8aterS Sous.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

Sd1ne 3nitanbe Fat Sic Stem gorf
8orl6 IN ben @l,pnn @oblenfeI6ern
in Weitbirginien 6ur6 einen bobir'
entfonoten Bertreter entbmaen loi=
len. uDaS ein5tge @eieb lit bier Ser
8iae Der 2ogm Goal Speratorg Ni-
location" ihreibt er, uunb bieies Sc
leb miro nit benz @etpebr in Ser 9ano
bon 2euten, Sic angeblid Silfsibe-
riffs itnb, aber 5ugeltanoener1naBen
BON ben @rubenbeitbern be3ablt tper-
ben, 0l1rbgefitbrt. 8eidperoen firoen
penig 8eabtung, nnO nnion=Srgani-
iotoren iinb nibt tpillfommer. Nie=
manb BORT Die @upans&oblenfeloer
betreten, ser ni6t sic grlaubnis Der
11rubenbe1tber bat,s uro nienlanb oorf
bier bleiben, gegen oeiien MrtpeIer-
belt bie @rubenbeliBer ettpas eir15is
tnen6en baben. nnb III allen Salen
fanf BEN @r1tbenbeiibern Die 8obltat
oes 8uetfels 5u."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
6cbctsmcinmne fir 1a>
ftmar 1920.
Som 81. @oter geiegnet.
Die Seelen Der int &rie9e gefaQenen
GDI6afpr.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
9anKaauna.

Mnen, sic nns in Der Stunoe oes
berben 8erlultes nnieres geliebten
Gotten un6 8aters troitrei6 our
@an6 gingen, iopie namentli6 al
len, Die Dem @eritorbenen beim Be-
qrabniiIe BEN lebten @brenoienit err
tpieien uno ieiner @eelenrube I'M an
6aldtigen @ebete ge6adten, lei hermit
uni Ter tiefempfnn0ener Cant ansge=
ipro6en.
Strut 8eter Sbome 1nb &inoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
3n ~berfamfen.

Elm crit 6ieien CONNER an 6. MDe.
iioli6 1teu erridtetes, aufs mooern-
ie eingeri6tetcs Bobnbaus, NIT 8d-
De- un6 flint 8obn5immern nebif ei-
ner ooer bret 2ots at mdiBigem Brei-
ie. @obnplab nur brei 8lofs BON
Der 5traBenbabn. Nad5ufragen bel
6enrD 8eDra11d, Office Gfe 6. Npf.
11nb 1. 6trake n0rblid). II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Earnt at berfanfem

t2O Mder Jarm NIT neuen 8ebau-
6en> in @eftion 9, Comm Cartilage,
|9berbnrne County gelegen, 80 Slider
|Geloer> Ser &eft 8ei0e, gutter @rnno,
'e%inge5611nt nn6 fren5ge5aunt. S9reibt
SO. s. @6llanb, Glear 2ofe, Ut. l,
Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

) NuWltWI !
s Na9ri9ten !
= DuS fir oen bobm. Serrn g. S.
8eiffer un0 Die bon ibm felt elmer
&eibe bon Sabren paltorierte Wfaria
Simmelsfabrtsgemein6e in g6enSal=
lep> Interchangeable Set ieines fiber
men Hrieiteriubilaums mur6e ant
Mbenoe 6es 20. De5ember 6ur6 eine
bon Ben Shulfinoern nnb ben Wit-
glie0ern observation-disclosures in 6erAsfarr=
|i6ulbaue bep%anltaltete u%nterbaltung,
IN melder Der bo9n. Snbtlar nit Ell,
ner goloeaen nbr bei6enft II. nit ion-
|itigen 8ertgei6enfen IN ~liebeboller
8ei1e beoodt tpur6e, eingeleitet. Sim
|Subeltage, bas 1T am 80. De5ember,
aelebrierte bobm. 9err Beiffer NOR
gems 10 l1br Elm feierlid]es So6amt,
nobel bodtp. P. @regor, 8. g. s.,
bon Gibmono uls gr5prielter, bo9m.
9err 3borfa BON Worris uls 0iufon,
|bodhp. Serr 5bart bon Mupbem
|9nfe als Suboiafon uno bo6m. P.
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3eremoniar aiiiltierten. So6ap. P.
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belt Die 5eitpreoigf. Sm Sunftuari=
nm tpnren %nn1peien0 sic bodtp. Ser,
ren @utnper bon 8rooten, 2entbner
bon Murtp 8ilmar BON 8atfins, o.
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l1niper1it1t. Rab bem @odamte err
|teilte Der SSl1bilant Ben Segen init
Dem Merbeiligiten, un6 6ie i60ne
ftrbli6e Jeier gelangte nit Dem Mb=
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ji6luB. Die 6rauen Ser @emein6e fer
|bierten IN Der S6ulbaue Elm ge=
|ibmafDoQeS Mittag= mie Mbenoellen.
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nit bielem @umor getpur5ten &or=
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i6on es lit, tpenn~i in elmer @emeinoe
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.|iilbernen @ta6entag Sen bo6m. Bfar=
rer als einen Ser id0niten ieines 2e-
bens genieben lieb. M0ge Dem bo9m.
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@na6entages bon @ottes mel er 8or=
|iebung bei6ieoen fem!
Sim bodbl. 8eibna6tsfeite fan6
Der erfte @ottes6ienit in ser 11eren
Ser5 Seiu Stride in 5auf @apibs
ftatt.
@erionen gingen 5ur FL. &ommunion,
un6 bel alien orei fl. Me11en NOR
6as gerdl1mige @ottesbous poultqn-
Dig gefiiM. Die Observation-Disclosures Be-
lief lib nuf $500. so. Mebrere 1reue
Witglieoer baben ii6 Ser @emeinoe
angeidloiien. Som na61ten Sonntage
on lper0e1 beim @p6amte Dffentlide
@ebete berri9tet our 8%orbereitung
altf Die fommen6e fl. Wiiiion.
Mm lebten Sumstag lit ser bod-
~. @err 6. S6ouenberger, 8farrer
Der ct. Nifolnns= @emeinoe IN ct.
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.Sunitarinm 5u Wilmaufee nnter dr5t=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
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