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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

A fellow over at Star said he
thought his wife was tired of taking
care of, the children and needed a
change of scenery. So he bought a
supply of bran new wall paper.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
have mailed or delivered copy
of your 1920 assessment. Cheek
over carefully. If you find any error
or cause of complaint, notify the
assessor at once. Soldiers and wild
ows who have not claimed exempt
ion in 1920 must do so at cnce.
VIM. A. KINCAlD, -
County Assessor Ada County.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

LOOK HERE Bring in your old
window sash and your picture frames.
D. o. ROATH will put in new glass
or exchange.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02
MERIDIAN FORD REPAIR SHOP

MERIDIAN FORD REPAIR SHOP
'On Second Street, across the Street
west of Meridian Hdw. Co.
4 have purchased the business of
~ V. Wolfe and am prepared to do
all kinds of auto repairing and will
|treat you right. Ford cars q spec
ialty, .....
Call and See Me. Prices Reasonable
and A Good Job.
All Work Guaranteed.
RAY CURTIS, PROPRIETOR.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02
PAINTING.

Get your date early on house and
auto painting. Also tint cleaning, no
matter when you want your WORK
done.
All orders filled promptly. Meridian.
". RICHARDSON.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

FOR SALE "A large refrigerator,
large enough for a dairy.
V. RICHARDSON.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

DR.. j. s.. Ali LEN
GRADUATE VETERINARIAN
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

WRITE THE COOP STORE. CALD-
WE'LL FOR PRICE LIST READY
MIXED OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT, 3
GAL. CAN SIS; PURE LINSEED Oh
S2.i0; WHITE LEAD $16 FOR loo
LBS; P0LARINE 75c; PLUG To
BACCO Sbe; PITCHF0RKS Sl,3o,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

FOR sALE.--Best lots in Meridian
Secure nice building lot in the best
part OF town, where the good houses
are building. On, and near the state
highway.
Your own terms Of payment.
**sIiberty, Bonds Taken at Par **&
FRANK NOURSE,
Phone 2150 j., Boise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02

PHONE 715-M NAMPA, IDAHO.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-02
HI. AS Blu RY

RIDIAN PRE- 8 A r. Y
Suits Tailored to Order. Clothes
Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired at
Reasonable Prices.
Shop on Broadway St.. Meridian.
Phone 46S. Give Me a Call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
MONSTER CONCERN
TO FINANCE CROPS
is SEEN AS REMEDY
Conl!nurd From First PaecD

uEont.nued From First ragc.)
about, Governor Robertson, OF OKLA
hCma, told the conference when he
MAS introduced AZ "A luncheon tender
ed the visitors by the harrisburg
Chamber OF Commerce.
Governor Robertson tod OF huge
supplies OF grains and toodstufrs. as
; crowded warehouses Ia the Southwest
following bumper crops which could
not be moved from tOcir points OF
=. origin when prices were still high ON
account Of the car shortage while
. present prices received for the com
p"nSeS OF production ana transporta-
ten |" the markets.
Cooper Adds MisSivingS.
ne same fears We're echoed by Gov
trnor bartlett. of New HampshirC.
ana Governor Cooper. Of South Caro-
lima. who added That his misgivings
extended into other fields OF ucccs.
Sary production as we'll
Governor Cooper emphasized the
need 10 preserve the morale OF ilir
country in facing the diaicul, siiuI :
tlon growing ont of dispropOrtiomatc
relations existing between supply ana
demand, complicated hy labor ana
transportation conditions.
II" SAID necessary establishments
cannot TAX" place without casuai,irS
bddIne that II was toolEardy 10 think
1.-The present economic storms corli ~
wa hered without, some bankrupt
Other activities Of the conference.
today included a discussion OF No
han:as court Of Industrial relations
~ hoNcri%r; Ai!cp. OF Kansas. and a
sion aS"thI guests OF C;oyrrno, sr,l
Mrs. Sproul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
MAKE EEFORr TO INCREASE
APPROPRIATION FOR JAMES

NJ Il meeting OF the Council Com
nlittee on Dock. River and Harbor. at
O'Clock tonight. final arrangement :
VIII he made for the trip Of that
body TO Washington next Tuesday 10
attend the sessions - the Rivers
ana Harbors Congress. 1t is believed
thG entire membership Will attend IL q
meeting. Efforts viii lie made to Sc
cure hcip In increasing the congress
Sional appropriation for James River
improvements.
Chairman Nunnally. OF the commit
Ice, ~ anxious that Il full attendance
OF the committee be- had, 80 that every
influence may he brought to bear
upon thoSt IN power to come to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
WILSON TENDERS YACHT
FOR USE OF HARDING PARTY
BY NNSDVi;lIr,1 prn.,

lBy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. by direc-
tioh OF President Wilson. Secretary
i'ahieis placed the presidential yacht
Masc"wcr AT the disposal OF Preai :
deht-Eiect Harding today to COM
p'cte his trip from Panama to Wash
inSton. The secretary sent a radio
Gram to Senator Harding on board
me steamer tastores. cn route to
N"rioik' informing him that the
M"Fhower would be at Hampton
Roads Saturday. when the pastores
Is due there. and that President VIII
SON would hc happy TO have Senator
iiardihS use the vessel for the pas
sage to Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
l|DEWATER PLANN|NGlB|C
RECEPTION FOR HARDING
committee Will Go 10 Sea on De-
>troycr tn Meet President
Elect and Cotcric.
WILL LAND Ar OLD POINT
wilson Tenders Use OF Yacht May
Hover to Prcsi,lent- Elect on Trip
From Norfolk to Washington.
Proves Good Sailor.
lSpcciui 10 Thc Timns.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. -Tii.wateI
Virginia is planning TO give Senate,
warren q. Harding. prcsidcut-cicc;
oil the United States. the warmcst well
come ever accorded 4 privat" citizen
IN th!s section. The distinguished
visitor is due on Saturday morning
ana Will be the guest Of NorfolN
Portsmouth and Newport News the
entire day.
The Harding party VIII he met u;
sea by the joint reception commit :
tee which VIII 20 out on destroyer.
squadron OF scaplancs and several
dirisibics will also greet tn. Pastorcs
as 1t enters the Virginia capcs.
The President-clcct will land at old
Point. and Will inspcc; the Nationa!
soldiers Home. ut Hampton. bcfor.
going 10 view the Newport News
ShipbuildinE Company's huge plumt in
Newport News. Luncheon will be
served at the Warwick lIo;c! at i:Sl
o'clock. when the party viii bc turn
cd over to the Norfolk delegation.
Lana ut Naval Hasc.
The visitors will be landed a; the
naval base, at the cid jamestown EN-
position Grounds. where full military
honors will be rendered. Including a
parade by tn" 1000 scamcn. ADMIRAL
y. +. Fechtcler. commandant OF the
Eiith Naval District. will BE the host
From the naval base the party vii!
travel by water to the Norfolk Navy
Yard. at Portsmouth. where Admiral
q. II. Burrage Will do The honors.
At o'clock. Senator Harding will
deliver his only address Of the occa-
sion at tho 1'i!iy sunday Tabernaclc.
Norfolk. after which general recep-
ton Will be held Dinner Will be
served at the Monticello Hotel at s
o'clock. Approximately $50 persons
Will be at the dinner. In addition TO
the visiting party.
Three. Senator'S present.
Three United States Scnatcrs-Frc-
linghuysen. of New Jersey Hale. OF
Maine, and Elkins, of West virginia.
are included In the party, as well rs
Mrs. Harding and fifteen newspaper
correspondents.
While President Wilson today Of
fercd the ATayilower TO the President
elect, ii is not expected that the pres
idential yacht Will he used as the
Harding party is scheduled 10 take
a special train Saturday night over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

advent Of Harding to the presidcncy.
may mean the ovcrturing OF viii
sons negotiations and the possible
Veto OF all the President has accom-
piishcd. AccordiuSly they predict a
series OF altruStIc notes which will
10 no more than scratch the surface
of the question
France regards LloNd Georges
stubborn attitude in regard to Con
Sianiinc ana Tho Scvr"s treaty. as
evidence that England desires only TO
retain her grip m conStantinoplc
ma the StraitS-thc gateway to the
cricnt-and that She fears that a re-
vision OF IN" treaty might take away
from her these coveted positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
LEAGUE MEMBERS
FAIL TO PAY DUES

GENEVA. Dec. 1.-The league of
nations is already cncountcring Fl.
nancial difficulties. Certain nations
wont pay their dues and assess
mentS.
~ tn" end OF July. only u out Of
n" ~ states then mcInJers. had paid
their IeaSu" expenses. AS q conSc-
pueurc. employees of the Sccrcturiat
arc complaining that they haven't re-
cviv.d cen; OF salary since their ar
rival at Geneva.
one typical ease is that OF Haiti.
which hasn't contributed u nickel to
the cause. Haiti says that she ism,
able TO pay her dues yet because the
United states controls her customs.
amt Uncle sam hasn't looScned uD on
The hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

grams received along the border by
ohamhers of.commcrcc and friends OF
inc men on the specials who could not
make the trip.
fhe kilograms stated Mcxicans said
me biggest patriotic demonstration
MEXICO ever saw followed the I'm
auSuration ceremony.
GENERAL Oregon later conferred
Win men on special train from
mnhsas city, representing the Kan
:s ,.s tity. Mexico d Orient Railroad OF
,,,eNhs. Thc new President promised
It'll 10 give every possible assist :
anSt TO American capital for the de-
m.iopmcnt of Mexico. lie said n.
m1quiu iend influence In extending IN.
rr'tiroId. SO aS to make "A through line
io'' Kansas City TO Chihuahua civ,
~ ,S9,nsplrc Against Obrcgcn.
W !,.SIilNGTON, Dec I.-Itumors of
80, hDnIcEon conSpiracics In thc
ia hnn, part Of Mexico and along
e"c oorder have reached the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
VOLUNTEER ARMY
WILL OFFER TERMS
TO KEMAl PASHA

- 2nE LI-4.'G FROM First ragcb
yer disappeared. Rut on. result II.
pointed out, ha! been obtained. ana
may was the wonderful Sprcfor'.
.'cf North and south America ana ~,
,2Pt SytL!hS together 10 try 10 S.t
" q diihculiy In an ohscur, corn,
of IN" Black sea" va '''
II one had suggested {, av. y.,~,
arp. n" added he would nave i>,,.n
afI"f as dreamer. and womb In.
: n..d nave been dreamer aad Ike
n,ean,i,,'n nations not come in The
Hshc vivian. representing France
~. ~. Mnrpcst Satis!action
vas during Tho dtg III, oiior, 80 mn, ,,"
conEr4t lions. II being ecr"rnIiI
sa9nrsgGd iha' :, was hi, Efforts in ,bc
question from falling ,a.,i,,,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Escaped From memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. 1.-Clyde
Hamilton. leader OF q band Of alleged
hiShwaymcn who escaped from the
Shelby County jail here Yesterday
after Il pistol fight. in which George
Reeves. the jailcr, was killed, was
shot and killed when he resisted ar.
rest at Winona. Miss, today. and the
two men who escaped from the Jail
here with him were captured, ac-
cordinG TO telephone message from
Winona
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
JAMES RIVER WILL
PASS FLOOD STAGE
NEAR NOON TO-DAY

ontinncd From First pascl
haps. than those from the .iamos
River. Richmondcrs will recall the
Hood that swept dozens OF houses
away several years ago. when TIL"
little stream. breaking its bounds.
rolled on TO Main Street and left five
feet of water in tina, thoroughfare
IN front of Main Street station.
Street cars were stopped for long
period and all tranic had to be do
toured across the vJaduct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
EilipinuS Seek Indrpcndenc,

MANILA. Dec. 1.-The Philippin.
Legislature" today adopted a bill an
proprlating 100000 annually 10
Srread propaganda in the United
dependence for the Philippin.s, ri.
hin provides Tor the sending to the
United states of independence mis-.
siouS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
ALABAMA CITY SUFFERS
HAlF.Mllll0N FIRE LOSS

Continual From First Page.)
d"rtakinS establishment were con-
sumcd with the building.
During the eight hours OF intcn-
sivc fire lighting. In which hundreds
participated. there was but enc acct.
dent. Robert Christian being slightly
injured by dynamite explosive.
Tents have been obtained from tho
state military forces here. and those
who lost their homes will he adc-
Quatcly provided for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
RigkL ti,ce Shipment J.
!" = B.ings Record Profit

Z, u! Associated Prrss.l
SASFOitD. ELAs. Dee. Ia cur-
floni ,Yf lettuce shipped from this
scctIon hyought its grower n pront
~ S:'i''.it. after sale on the New
YORK mnrkct, according Ia au an
nouhrcment mnde here Today. 'rhc
net profit In believed to bcia rcc.
ord. The shipment contained "a
hampers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

the Norfolk and Western Railroad FOR
nus trip to bedford City. Va. where
ne VIII make his second speech in
virginia. Major Clinton l.. wrign.
Is chairman OF the joint reccptio,
committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Lold Astor to Fl h in
Bili.:i, Source of B it
my As.ocintcd Press

tby Associated Press
MttMl. FLA. Dee. i.-l.Ord Wal
d"rf Ast0r, husband OF the only
woman member OF the british I'nr-
Lament. arrived here today en-
route Z" binini In the bahama
Islands. on II fishing expedition.
Himtni iS the island from which
the thirsty folk of Florida have
hc"n receiving their liquor refresh
ncnt by nfrpinnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
HOUSE LEADERS PLAN
APPROPRIATIONS BODY
Will Conform to RESOLUTION Passed
nt Last Session for Increase
to 30 Members.
PASS ON ALL MONEY ITEMS
Mann Thinks Very Little Can BE
Done nj Short Session Outside OF
Pas ng Financial Measures.
Fo,dncy Expected Saturday.

WASHlNGToN. Dec .-RcpublI-
can leaders in the House arc pre-
of the committee on appropriations
in conformity with the resolution
adopted last session Increasing its
membership 10 81 ana placing all
The fourteen additional members Will
lee selected by the committee on COM
mittces, called 10 meet Friday.
Representative Mondcli. Of Wycm-
Ing. majority floor leader; RcprcScn-
tstivc Mann, Of Illinois chairman OF
the committee on committees. Rep
rcseniativc Madden, Illinois, member
OF the Republican steering commit
sylvania. chairman "f the Naval at
fairs committee. conferred today III
connection with the matter.
Fnvors Carrying Out intent.
Later Mr.. Mpudcll said tina, IN his
opinion tn" House probably would
not have cons olidat"i AL appropriate
ti"us under on" committee had il
known ;hat Pres Wilson was so
measure 10 wflch this step was sup
Elemental. Without the budget, IL
said. he believed it would take longer
TO act on the appropriation measures
through one committee than il tnc old
system Was still In vogue. Ny. Mon
dell ADDED. however. that ne favored
carrying out tn" intcut OF III" House
resolution.
very lit,I. could he done at the short
session outside OF passing tho appro-
priation measures, although he added
that no one could say at this time
what the legislative program would
he.
Decide Relative Hank.
- tn" Republican caucus rule lead
.p:S said. prevented membership on
more than one OF the primary COM
,mittecs. In making up the additional
'hl"mberShip FOR the appropriation
Committee. IL was added. they would
rsLlso have to decide the relative rank
'oi the members. The seven commit
tees which formerly made up APP
rropriations. are all primary COM
mitt"es ami il any OF their members
are given places on the appropria-
-tions committee, they Will hay. 10
resign from membership Oh the other
committees.
Representative Fordncy. OF Michi-
gan. chairman of tho Hnus. ways
and means committee, is expected
Saturday when decision Will be
reached whether TO hold hearings this
winter ON revenue legislation To be
taken up by the new Congress. Rep
rcSentativc Mondeli thought this
would toe done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

Department, and officials said today
they were watching the situation
closely to sec that American neutraI-
!ty was not Violated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

trains from Arizona New Mexico AMI
California To see General Obrcrou In :
aug uratcd as President, were among
persons closest 10 the front OF tho
scene OF activities In the capital nj
inidnt2ht. when the general was de-
CARED President, according 10 tnle-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

assistance OF Richmond IN efforts 10
improve water transportation facili-
ties here
The Chamber o. Commerce will
nave Representatives ut tile confer
c!Icp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

''TII - IItII U TNU FlfSt Tue
ground aud at the same time pulled
his gun, attempting to shoot the
sheriff. when lie was again shot bv
GwIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
'MiNICO CITY HAS BIG
PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION

Ivy Associated Prcssl
III. PASp, Tex. Dec. We'll wish
rrS oil MeNlCO. who rainc on Spccini
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
OBREG0N TAKES OATH T.
AS MEXICAN PRESIDENT

tGoni !mncd From kirs, PngcD
the BANQUET started FOR the Chamber
OF Deputies, making their way
through dense crowd that filled the
streets and Threatened 10 overflow
past the long lines OF soldiers. Gen
erai Oregon entered the chamber
with Provisional president dc la
Ifucrtu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
QUICK WIT OF LASS
RESULTS IN TAKING
THREE MURDERERS

t..nntirmcd Ernm l,irs, p,r.N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
@ebrnadjt ser &ereimiaten Gtaatem

Balbington IS. Suit. - @ntlpre=
9eno 6em nit bent l. Suli IN &raft
getretenen 1reue1t amerifunii6en 8ebr
geiebes miro gegentpartig oas See
res1neien Ser 8ereinigten 5taaten bon
@run0 aus reorgani1iert. 9ie regu=
ldre Mr1uee miro in 3ufunft 1lur 1885,.
900 Offf5iere un0 Manni9aften be,
tragen, Die iiA auf Die beri9ieoenen
2aruDesteile nno Sen sSniularbeiib Der=
teiIen lperoen. Die &eierpe, iotpie Die
Electromagnetic lollen inbeB Der regl1-
laren Mrn1ee in elmer @eiie betgeor6.
net tperoen, 6aB iie I'M Dringli9feits,
faa mogli6it i6nea mobiliiiert tper-
Sen f0nnen.
Die geationalgarbe miro ettpa 440,,
600 Monn itarf fem. 8etreffs Ser
&eierpe ldBt iid porlaufig nod feline
a11nGbernO ri6tige S6dbung MAIDEN,
oa man nibt lpeiB, ein tpie bober Bro-
5entfab friiber geoienter Manni6af-
ten ii6 anmeloen miro. Neierpilten,
iofern lie niht I'M 8eltfrieg oie1rten,
boben ii6 auf 3 Sabre 81 perpfli6ten
oienten lie I'M 8eltfrieg, 10 brou6en
.iie fi9 nur fir ein sSsabr 5u perpfli6=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
Sic rYro.sS sSSer,iaIem -@eiea ,idaft.

SSerufalen1, IS. Suli. Das @ou=
bernenrsant bon ssSerufalen1 Hegt nu=
genblidli6 in Der Sn11b beg 9berite11
&onal6 5torrs, ein @rnbuierter Ser
Cambridge l1niberiit1t u11b Elm s5ob1
0er Hrdii6enten beg @ode{ter College
in Godeifer England. 5eine Mufgn-
be, bort 6rieoen 5n balten, ib tpabr=
lid feline geringe, 6enn Ole 8ioniite1t
nno Mraber fteben fi9 nod i11rmer
feinoielig gegeniiber. gr beriu6t
ober, etne frieolide Ginigung berbei=
5nfmbren, nn6 bat etre nHro=ssSern{az
lem" 18eieai6aft gegriin6et> in ser
it'd ale 8rnppen ser 8eb0lfernng
treffen nn6 sic borIiegenoen Groble=
me CUR 8eiiernng Ser 3uitGn6e rn=
big beipreden. Se6er> Ser sSSntereiie
fir 6ie 3nfunft 6es 2anoes bat un6
1rgenb einen @oridlag, Der oebattier=
fabig lit, bor5ubringen i11titon6e iit,
miro piQfommen gebeiBen. Oberft
Storrs mar elmer Ser @aupttportfnb-
rer, Ser fir ein unobbGngiges arabi-
i6es &0nigtnm eirtrnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
8iliun's 6ilfe erbete,t.

Chicago, Sn., 26. Suli. 8ie am
Mo11tag in @bicago aus 5uDerldiiiger
GltelIe in @rfabrung gebra6t tpuroe,
treroen oie &oblengruberbeliBer in
sssainois Braii6ent 8illon eriu6en,
sic 8ei6fobl lefommiliion tpieoer ein=
5uberufen, mef6e Die bon ben @rn<
bennrheiter11 beanitan6eten 20bne feit
qeiebt baHe. 9antit miro 6ie 8erant=
iportung fir Sen 5treif Ser fogenann=
ten 9ogearbeiter, bnr6 1pel6en falt
Ser aat15e acknowledgements fsbetrieb in
.Ssninois geldbmt inor6en 1T, mel6e
52abml,ng ii6 an6 bereits iber ben
Staat SsS11oiann eritredte, bor-bie Sii-
re Scr Aoniniitration gelegt. @onper=
11eur 2oipoen for0erte nab elmer &on=
fcren5 nit @rubenbeiibern Die Strei=
fer ouf, fofort 6ie Mrbeit ol1f5uneh.
men, 11n6 beripra6 ibnen, ieinen Gin
,fllB gelter6 GIT MAIDEN, bob ibnen ole
nu6geiubte 2obnerbobnng betpinigt
tvcr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
streiflage in Merifo.

Merifo, 26. SS1li 1eber 70, 600
Streifer in Merieo tperoen o11i Wion-
tag aur slrbeit 5uriidfebrer, nahoen,
Brdiioent be Ia &uerto ons Ber{pres
den gegeben bat, iib in ibre1n sssr1=
tereiie gu bertpen6e11.
5elir Balabincini, t1terifoniider
'Qbgeianoter fit England, 6ranfreid,
ge1aien nrtb ssstalier, bat benz Nus
tpdrtiden Mtnt gen1elbet. lboB gnaIon6
die 8eaiehnnaen 111it. Werifo nod Der
Grdfioentidl ftspaM in 5eptenrber
.tpiee'eranf g 4 fnehn1e1 ,peroe = e Die Benz
bitenfiibrer Manuel 2nrrnqo ,lno Geo
Mortincs hnhet. mr.. omit f itoc-
teilt IN, as.icris r+rtt,c,,t a.
bnR ifie fl,preit ipipn ssiith
Il, erofoer 1,1fo iih ir1s HripntIebe1
suriiida dan3iebe,,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

benz Nor6peiten 81 Iiefern ebe iie
Mnftrdge fir an6ere Seile 6es 2anoes
nusfubren.
Mnf @run6 Ser ibnen 5ugegange~
mem @eiinnge1 tperben Die 8abnen
ii6 sic erbenfli6ite Miibe geben 2S,-
100000 Sortnen &oblen, 6aS aua11-
tnn1, 6as fir ben Norbmeiten benotigt
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