davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

Goliath of S,Uat Defeats
Gleason s Muaders, 6 to 5
Big Babe B,1sts Out Long Hits Off Various White
Sox Pitchers; Peck Also Contributes Homer;
Carl Mays Lucky to Win at Polo Grounds
By w. O. Mcclellan

with timber the Polo
yesterday and
the Yankees six Roger
Fecnpaugh other with the left field beaers
the Yankees less interested
the Yanks hit but that
nothing below triple seemed count
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Athletics Blank Browns:
Kinney Passes Seven

PHILADELPHIA, May 11-Kinney
gave seven bases on balls to-day, but
held st. Louis to three hits, Phladel-
phia winning its first game with the
invading Western teams, to 0. Hitting
by Welsh and Griffin featured
Poor base running by Sisler in the
ninth killed the visitors rally, Kinney
punching three of his passes in this
inning.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
[ he score
Totals 20 0 "a $ o Totals ...2o3727l

''V0' ''-V U q II o Ut IUVdIS '''ZJ D n 10 U
sBatted for Gerber In seventh inning.
TBatted for Sothoron in eighth inning.
st Lous.... 0 0 0 0 O %
Philadelphia. / 0 / 0 Ks
Two base htts--Jacobson, Griffin, Welch
Burns Threc-base hit-Griffin. stolen
6ases-Sisier. Dykes, Burns co Thomas.
klns Double plays-Thomas, Dykes and
GriHin; Welch, Galloway and Thomas.
6: Bases on balls-OT Sothoron 2, off
kinney 7. Hits--Off Sothoron. in in
nings; off Burwell, in l. Struck out-Ry
Sothoron. ;; by Kinney 3. Losing pitcher
-Sothoron. Umpires-Conaolly and Mori-
arty. Time of game 81
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Speaker Releases Southpaw

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 1.-The re-
lease of Tim 'Murchson, left handed
pitcher to the New Orleans club of the
Southern Association, is announced by
iris Speaker, manager of the Cleveland
Baseball Club.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
he score {:
Totals ..94 10 81 II Totals .32 3 27 Is .
NBatted for Alten in seventh inning.
Batted for Stanage in ninth inning.
+Ratted for Oldham in ninth inning.
SBatted for Schacht in ninth inning

Woshineton. Q ! Q ! Q O.
Two base hits - Harris. Bush, Cobb.
stolen base-Roth. Sacrfccs-Neach. Bush.
Charity Left on bases-Detroit. g; Wash
ington. 8. Bases on baNs-On Schacht, 4 g;
of Of Boland: s. off Alien. 2. IIts-On
in /; off Alien. 4 in 4; off Oldham, i in
2. Struck out-By Schacht, 4; by Alten,
!: Winning pitcher-Glasier. Umpires-
Evans and Hildebrand. Time of game
2:15.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

He's telling Mr.. Pluvius
that his Spring overcoat's
'*"Scotch Mis-" and thai
he doesn't give a ran
whether he's down on him
or not!
Attractive Scottish mix.
lures specially constructed
for rainproohng.
AS porous as any all-wool
fabric, yet perfectly proof
against showers.
Really two-coats-irl-one.
Smart Spring overcoat
when it's a bit cool. Rain.
coat when it rains.
Mems and youths sizes.
Ideal for motoring.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
- = Y y
BOSTON N
totals ...3l 3 6 27 l3 Totals
'Batted for O'Neil in eighth inning.

'Batted for O'Neil in eighth inning.
St, Louis.... 0 Q %
stolen base - Maranville. Sacrifices
Pick. lIolke. McHenry. Clemens. Left on
DaS"s-l5oston, 8; St. Louis H. Bases on
balls-On Fillngim, Z off Jacobs, s. Hits
OFF Jacobs, 8 in innings; off Sherdel
none IN l. Strucl1 out-By Filingtm. 8
by Jacobs l; by Sherdel /. Losing pitcher
Jacobs. Umprcs--Iisler and Moran Time
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Totals ...33 ; "a l5 Totals SO 6 IA 81 II

Totals ..,33 s "a Is II Totals ..23 IA 81 II l
+Batted for Mcclellan In NTH inning.
fBatted for Kerr in ninth inning.
Chicago..... 0 | 0 3 o-5
New York.. o 2 2 0 0 o--6
Two-base hit-Pratt. Three-b base hit
Ruth. Home runs-Ruth (2). Pocktnpaugh.
Felsch. stolen basc-Jourdan. Sacrifice
+. Collins Double pays--Weaver e. Col
Inns and Jourdan; McNullin and Jourdan;
Kerr, Schalk and Jourdan. Left on bases
New York !; Chicago. g. Bases balls
OFF Mays. A. off Wilkinson, @ off Kerr.
q Hits-On Wilkinson, $ in innings
Cnone out in nfth) off Kerr in 4. Struck
out-By Mays 2: by Kerr. /. Losing
pitcher - Wilkinson. Umpires - Chill ana
owens. limo of game :65.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Or Wouldn't 1t?
The Prelim's Point of Order

keep on hittin" my manager gels,
An knock him dead 1vith a kick;
Mln it up like I tipped you, Kid,
An then come through acith the brick;
S'cap him q punch for punch, you dub,
And the rest is q tjed-up cinc4'-
But 1t amt HIS jaobone maxim the spap,
And that's achy fell in clinch
Keep on h1ttln'" my manager yeUs,
"This amt no opium den;
Cl'"6 on your pins whem he counts to e,gnt
An fall IN a clinch again.
Ftre-s1r-seUen-no1 after him, kid,
An make him look like a pup
But 1t amt HIS gobboon drippin the red,
And that's vhy didn't get up.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
The Score

CHICAGO "a. ~ NEW YORK "a. ~
all po abr po
Icfhold lf...5l2 | Ward. 30 80 o
Collins. 2b.4ol 3 o. Peck'gh. SIS 0
Weaver IS 80 | . 4 o. Pipp. ID ..42 l6 0
Jackson rf..30l 0 0 Ruth. IF ...33 90
Felsch CT A 9 3 Lewis. N...4 o
JourIsu. lb 5 o s O. frat. 2b ..3 o 0
NJ Clcl'n 3b.l 0 0 l ROdic CT IS 0 0 0
Murphy II o 0 0 0 Hannah CA o
M'AIullin. Sb 90 l Of Mays, p "a o 3 /
Schalk. c....3 s :
Wilkinson p2
Kerr. ....1 0 0 0 Of
". Collins. ! 90 0 Of
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
American Association

Louisville, d; Kansas City. 0.
Columbus, 3; st. Paul. ..
Toledo. 9; Minnea polls. 5.
MitWaullee- Indiana polls, rain.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
The Baseball Example

But take the working the in baseba
There is Ty Cobb, for
Cobb bat his
for each the bat be
The other 62 times will find him
He fails at bat almost twice often YOU
rarely hear discussing the
Cobb, making 38 hits at Isl a star
The ball who makes of times IN
class producer
Which shows that tho
etttude than the human
Or Wouldn't 1t?
Wouldnt 1t be just shade improvement things they
rating man?
In other words, the process
Yes Bill made mistake a slip there BUT Figure him
and Bills good than he does
harm tie chances the
against him calls
This language to toss in coona
mass whose
50 cent bad, taking average human
nature has have his
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Southern Association

Little Rock = Atlanta
New Orleans s Chattanooga 0
Nashville. 5; Birmingham. l.
Mobile Memphis (roip)
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
61fd 1fdSP0RIL][GHT
VII ~% G3f1zandRiCe
(Copyrigh, 1890 NeW York Tribune
Averages and Human Beings
The human being
amount of frendness in his nature generally
Averages and Human Beings

The being than the average
amount of frlendne his generally artisan at
the gentle art Of pasng pannng being
Very likely willing grant without further
Bill Jones be fellow entry so per
his mental and physical up dis
bulk of the debate.
eyes, he's good fellow. they're off, The bio
will be made his liabilities of
may be that he made mistake slipped sded
somewhere
This mistake be
but for all that holds thnp
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Eastern League

New Haven, IL; Albany. /.
Other games postponed (rain.)
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

Spring suits. An ample
stock. V ariety. Value.
Money back if you find you
can do better.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

III conditions were reversed suggests observer Dempsey
was heavyweight
Europe their
you Dempsey would then willing II
ne had chance clean 100000
a be
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

Ii 6 h t er und derwear.
Shirts. Neckwear. Straw
hats. Silk socks. AH-leather
oxfords.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

Carpenter be Dempsey addition to
other affairs But Dempsey
weight
mated to tight 1t out from list that
Bob Martini The elimination that time
dempsey might eligible
which would involve other complications
anything to do about
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

The disntegraio of the White foretpped seems
have been indefinitely postponed the
the the
Clubs is often the
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
Tell 1t With Flowers
BY A. II. II.

TELL It with flowers" / read today.
Now what would flowers have TO say
Then. 1 hooked at my flowers. so
bright.
And they brought me sunshine and
delight.
Tell It with flowers" what can 1t
be2
Just mat tho giver had remembered
me.
It recalls again old familiar scenes
And tells what friendship really
means.
TELL 1t with flowers" TO those in
tears,
It brings bright memories Of past
years.
Flowers VIII wither. they will not
last,
But the memory Will not fade so fast.
~Tell it with flowers" while we live,
Il is also a pleasure to those That
give.
They mean kindness to the sick and
lame.
So tell il with flowers again and
AGAIN.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
SUSSEX SNAKES
BATTLE TO DEATH

LAUREL, Del, June 29-A battle
to death between snakes was the un-
usual scene witnessed by Benjamin
Wiley, a rural mail carrier on Route
from the local post ofilce. When
near Stanford Locates. mill six miles
from Laurel. he noticed two Boston
Hornet snakes making for a black
one. Mr.. Wiley stopped his automo-
bile almost on top OF the reptiles. but
so intent were they In maneuverlng
for position the snakes paid not the
slightest attention TO him. The black
snake grabbed one OF It's adversaries
about midway with its mouth. They
locked and were a wriggling mass for
couple Of minutes, when to the
amazement OF Mr. Wiley the black
snake raised its head and about a foot
| or It's body, and shook the snake
much as dog does a rat, then threw
i from him dead. The black snake
then grabbed the other one, going
through the same process. Mr..
Wiley then killed the conquerer. IL
measured little over six feet.
Mr.. Wiley Is a teetotaler.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
CAPITAL srOCK TAx DUE ULY 1

CAPITAL STOCK TAX DUE JULY L
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Three
hundred and twenty-five thousand
corporations doing business in the
United States will be required TO
make returns for the capital stock
tax" during July. according TO the
Bureau OF Internal Revenue.
The collection OF this tax marks the
opening OF the tax-gathering work
for the new fiscal year, starting
July l.
The tax on domestic corporations is
81 for each 81 600, or so much OF the
fair average value OF It's capital stock
for the preceding year. ending June
30, as is in excess OF 5000.
Foreign corporations are required
TO pay a tax at the rate OF 81 for each
$1,000 on capital stock employed in
the United States. without the benefit
OF the 5000 deduction The tax Is
paybale in advance, the returns filed
during the coming month covering
the taxable year beginning July 4,
1920, and ending June 30 1921.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

Want Ads are effective for every
line OF business.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

T1E inventor of the air brake
Il spent years in getting the
people who needed it most to
accept it.
Motor transportation, devel-
oping SO much faster than the
railroads ever developed, has
set the truck owner thinking in
Gdvance of progress.
When the United States
Rubber Company announced
the creation of a solid truck
tire that ended splitting and
base separation, it found the
truck owners of the country
ready for it.
Their interest in better tires
is the interest. of sick man in
health.
The new u. S. GraimIeSS
Rubber Tire cannot split.
Cut it and the cut stops where
it starts.
1t wears down uniformly
throughout the life of the tire.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

SIXTH WARD G. o. p. MEETING.
The Sixth Ward Republican Club
has arranged a ward meeting at the
National Hall for Friday night,
July Q.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

Working always towards
better tires, the United States
Rubber Company Overcame base
separation by efecting a chemi-
cal union between the steel and
the rubber-the first time such
a thing had ever been done.
Just as the first time any radical change
was ever made in passenger car tire
designing was when the United States
Rubber Company introduced the
straight side automobile tire.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

1t is not enough to create better tires.
They must be accompanied by better
tire service.
The u. S. Solid Truck Tire dealers
were selected for what they knOy about
tires-how well they are able to Servs
the aSer-and not for any particular
cleverness in sales talk.
Go TO them, put your truck tire prob
lem in their hands, get their advice about
the type of tire best able to meet your
own trucking conditions.
AS representatives of the oldest and
largest rubber organization in the world,
they are in constant touch with the latest
tire developments.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

pubif unterbielten reliat6ie shule1r;
ia. tpahreuo Ser eriten go ssabre IN
ierer @eidihte, uaD oar;iiber bi1taug
tpare, Sic offentliidfen Shulen unle.
res 2anoes reeliqi5Ie ghule1. 81
Dem mir reliqi0ie 5dule11 unterbal-
ten tim mir 6ns, mas Ste 8%egrunoer,
Sic eoellten 8~atrioten urIeres 2anbes,
totem; mir aeben un}ere11 &inoern eli
ne religi0ie g%r5iebung."
Cine @ar1n111g.
Nah einem Sintpeis uuf Die Ebat,
fade. DaB Die uSdnpaihung Ser Meli-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

labtet;; oenn Mltentiiiides uber urliere
Mrbeit fam 1lltr bon unierer Office
aus beroffentlibt peroen, unb BON
bier aug lit tpe0er beribtet tporben,
oaB nnier TRANSPORT ihor ~abgegan-
gen III, nod, ooaB berfelbe Dor &am-
burg angetomrnen iei, nobin ct uber<
bnupt nidt birigiert pir6, ion6ern!
rl1r, BOB bic sAiiibe briben febniibtig.
ertpartet nnb bdlbmoglibit abgeibiMt
Iiperoen. Dos anein lit alltentiih eb~
|enio, bob 6ieiem eriten Gransport an
|0ere folgen ioaen, at oenen bereits
|piele Mnmel6ungen bon 4ubi6enfun-
gen borliegen, unb bafB, Inn biefe tDei@
|teren, geihenften @iibe 51 beforbern,
Die Mmerican DoirD Cattle Company
nm fortgeben6e SammIungen uno
8utpenolngen bittet, nnb gera6e nod
|Mrt 11nieres Mrbeiterfre1nbes, Ser iebr
|riGtig 1tn1er &ilfsnerf aIs eben crit
rbegonnen" be5etdnet.
Mne Mnmelbungen bon @ubiden=
afurgen uu6 ale 8arbetrdge CUR 5or=
:berung unieres &ilfsmerfes ien0e
man an. Sbe Mmerican DnirD Cattle
Company, 1913 8elt Ma6iion Str,
Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

sy1 lbieIem Gimme tpe1oet ib Der
tglrbeitsmnnn an feline Mrbeiterbriiber
2uro nirbt fir bic Mmerican DairD-
Cattle Company i'm l1nteritiibung.,
Iginer, Der lelbit feline Sub fbenfer1
farm, bite feline griioer un0 glei9,
Egefinnten Sreu11oe, mit5nbelfen 6aB
Sic bon a11beren qeihenften &iibe nod
|Deutldla11b geibiH merben f0Onnen,
|unb baB man tie aud reid NIT SUIT
terrntttelr ansitatten tann. Cine Mil-
lion Mrbeiter iiebt er i'm @eit Dor itb,
eine Miuion Collars!
@as MN fomnrt.
Die Mmerican 9nirp gattle Cont
panp purbe in letter 3eit nit Sra
gen geraoe5u beitiirmt> mas bon ben
pielen 3eitnngSberibten 5u balten lei,
onrd ste Der 9eriud ge1nadtt nuroe,
|bie @ebefreuoigfeit at bdmpfen uno
'6ie @eber ituBig 5u MAIDEN. IS 1T
.nidt uniere Shul6, BOB 6erartige Be
ri9fte in 6en 3eitungen er19ienen, unb
.1n1ere Mrbeiterfreun6, 6ellen Sdreiz
ben mir anfangs ber0ffentli6ten, fat,
.tpenn er bon iol6en 8eri6ten gebort
bat, 6as ein5ig &idtige 6amit getan,
11i16 tie einfaG ni9t geglatbt nr0 be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

iIinoern. Menn eth ieoesr Niinrns u1po.
.iebeS syra11 int 2at1oe 11ur eiren Dolar,
..beiiteuern tpiirbe 10 mare es fiIr oben'
Iaenannte @e}elIhaft ein leihtes Sing.
III fflr5er 8eit M1illionen bon. Doll
lars at Inm1neln. Ser drrnite Mrbeiter.
|in Mmerita fam iid's e%rlnlben, Ell
men Collar bei5uiteuerr, ODER iii6 81.
|einem Dollar monatltb Derpfli9ten.
@lio a9tet auf ben Mltf Der Mmericart
DairD Cattle gompanp un6 fomn1t
ole iofort nit tpenigitens einen Dol
lar beralts."
@ora1f es nnfon11ttt.
Dieler Ma11a bate Ben Stuff gebort,
|ibn bea9tet 11nb geprMft, bon mo- er
ausging. @r NOR bereit al geben, mas
Ier geben fonnte nn0 tpas er germ ge-
ben moute, batte aber, ebe er CAB, &c.
priift, tpofur er geben iolte. unb Die
5fe @riifnng batte 6as &ei1ltat erge-
ben, baB bas 9erf Der Mmericnn
ga1rD NQttle 90HlpanD guI lei guI
lofern, ols es pirfli6 einem barben-
ben @olf geraoe 1as bringen mill,
beiien eS am meiiten be0arf, in bic
fem san frii9e Mild fir 6arbenbc
@inoer, &iibe, Die orMben gemolfen
tperoen 1onen, unb ber'en Don b:lf
aus groBe Boiten S%uttermittel mitgez
geber tper6erL 6an1it Tie p%roonftib
bleiben; Sntter bon Dem ein Eeil audi
nod Dem 6erti9en a%bgemagerten
Mil9bieb 51glte fontn1en mag, nnro
gut lit 6ns nnternebme1t a1db( nod sa-
rum, metl es tpobl eeplunt ;l1ro Dor-
iidtig al1sgefubrt miro. corllm Scr
tra11en ber6ient n16 See ltnteritltung
tpiir6iq 1T. @ibt Der Mrbcttcrfreurb
IN 1einem 8riefe alth gu, 6ab le6er
amerifanif9e Mrbeitar einen Dpnar
tDpbI opfern farm, 10 min er iein 8elo
niht megtperfen an irge11o icmannerl
o6er sic erite, bette @eieui6aft; er
min es opfern 10, baB es audi mirflt6
@ntes i9afft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

anbiloung elmer inteaigenten, lanbes.5
|treien 8urgeridaft ungeeignet, 1T aebi
|ioIut 11,ntpabr, cine 8erlelmoung un0.
cine 8~eleioignng Ser fatboliiden 9e-.
|boIferltng boes Staates, Die bte Inter.
|baltung po11 Bfarribnllen, no imn1er
oas moglid lit als ibre Rflidt be-
tradtet."
9seligi6Ie Gr5ieb,tng ,1mb itarfer Sir.
fun.
SIN tpeitere11 Berlauf bes 8riefes
pioerlegt ser 8il6of Die in Dem brit
ten Bori9lag entbaltene 8ebauptlt1g,
Die Bfarrl9ulen f6roerte1 Die rell-
gioie Sr,toleran3, un6 flagt 0elfet1 Ole
Wnflager an. Sid an ben @eredtlg-
feitsIinn Der Sreimal1rer menoero,
|u~nterbreitet 8iidof 8ebrle tbnen Die
Sic 8farrldulen betreffenoen fatboli<
|ihen @runoi6se utt6 eriu6t I'M De-.
rem 8eriidiidtigung, ebe irge1otpelne
.Sdritte unternomme1 muroen 5ur
@utbeiBung oes in Dem @utahten Der
2oge entbaltenen 8ori6loges folgenz
|oen @ortlautS:: n8ir 5teben Die Al1s-
mer5ung ser priDaten uno Der Yfarr-
ldulen bei meitem Dor; ioute aber
cine io6e Musi9altung al1genbltfll6
nidt ratiam eribeinen, Damn befir-
aporten mir, oaB iol6e Sbulen ltnter
Mufiibt 61rb Die 0ffentltden Sd1l.
beb0rben oes @taates un6 6es Sanoes
gelteat meroen, unb bob tie ge5tpnr-
gen tper6en, 6enielben Mnoronunge11
iih an5upaiien, Die fir bic offentl1~
den S9ulen gelten." Ser 8ii9of per<
|urteilt bieie bon Der 2oge angenom-
meme Soroerlng unb i6reibt: yD1e
@runolage Der fatboliiben Shrle 1T
sic Meligion! Ser &al1pt5tpef Der gr~
aiebuuq lit Sic 8orbereitung oes Sim
6eS arf 6ie gtpigfeit; Der iefnnoare
|3mef, ons @ino fir bag 5eitltbe 2e-
ben 3u befdbigen. 8eil nun baS gu
item Ser 0ffentltden 5bulen enttpeoer
Ole @runologe Der &eligion in Der
@r5iebung poaitdn6ig a11Ber ad,- laBt
o6er ibr cine undergraduate Stele
3upeiH, bot Ole fatbolii9e Stride IN
6en Ser. Staater es fir n0tig befnn=
l6er, 5,.r1 59nh bes @lmtbenS nno Der
(5ittlibfeit ibner &i11oer Elm gr5ieb-
ungsipftem gu i6affen, oas ben re-
IIigiofen 8nbrbeiten rn6 6em meltli'
den @iiien geredte nno miiroige Sc.
rudibtigung mi0met. Ser Stoot ba1
6as Medt un6 Die 8fli6t 5u for6ern,
5aB iebes @tn6 cine gr5iebnrg er.
baH, Die geeignet lit, es 5u befaN.
gen, Elm niiblider un6 inteIigenter
8irger ait mer6en. Ser 5toat mag
felbit sic Min6eitnorm beitimmer, Die
ie6eg &in6 errei9en mnB. 0as ia.
tbolifde S6ulmeien ftebt in bollen
ginberrebmen nit Der 8erfaiiu1e
nn1eres 2anoes, sic Die Reltgions=
freibeit getpGbrleiitet. Die @eligions:
freibett f11ieBt Iogii6er rnb rtottpen'
bigger 8eiie Sic Sreibeit Elm, &inoerr
eine religi0ie Shulbil6ung az &c:
'mGbren. 9ie 8egriinoer nrlerer Ute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Gincs Sremnces mert.

Gin Srel,n6 unieres' SiIfsDerfes,
inns Dem Nal1en mad betannt, berr ifiibb
|aIs .Greigbt .Saroler" undergraduates,
bier i'll Der Staotg Chicago tpobrt lltn1o
|ieinen Beitrag eini9idt 6rieb I'M
tel bent Ia. s. SO. an 1te Mmerican
|DairD Cattle gon1pann bng Golgenbe:
uDn sic Mn1erican DairD Cattle Cont,
|pnrD. eiin gltes Merf fir bic oarbe1-
ben 2anosIel1te IN Ser alten Seimat
.begonuen bat, n10ijdttte i'd ie6en Mrbei-
ter bon 6eutf9er Mbftamr.a1ng III an-
Eerifa fre1nooliidit erfndene Ell eoerl
|m0idbte Elm Hleiles 5derffllein baitrar@
.gen, I'M 5u beIfel bic groBe aot ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
GefaRrlidec peridldec Il,
atcr Grehlcec.
8iIdjpf @eble ninr1,tt Tebbebanbidab
inf.

@s laBt ii6 Sariiber itreiten, Oh Die
2~ogenbriioer lit ibren gebeimen ST
sungen planmdBig Mngriffe auf Die
fatboIiI6e &irde porbereiten. Sat-
iadlid benefit aber Die @eidtdte
nidt MIR sic Seinbleligfeit 6eS 2o-
gentums gegen ben &atboliatsmus,
fonbern gar feline aggreiitbe 9egner-
idaft. llnb obpobI oas @ebeimbal.
ten ibrer 9lane in ibren Mbiiaten
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