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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Market Basket Specials

eggs, cup milk, cup breadorumbs,
salt and pepper.
Mix milk with breadcrimbs and beat
add the beaten egg yolks and beat again.
Then add beaten whites. Fry in covered
nan until il sets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

spoonful OF sugar. To the American taste
il is perhaps more acceptable without
the sugar. and it may be served without
the butter sauce
When eggs are inexpensive this is a
cheap dish
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright, 1918. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New YORK City.
OMELET FOR LUNCHEON.

We used to plan to make luncheon from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Chester Brand Flour, bag. ............ 9oc
A good -four.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Our Own Smoked and Cured regular
Hams, ID 383c
Our Own Smoked and Cured Skin Hams
ID b......-.... ............ 369c
Armour Star Hams, ID ........... 43c
Svvift's Premium Hams, lb. ........... 43c
Swifts Bacon, Sliced, ID. pkgs. .. 33c
Blue Ribbon Bacon in Id pkgs Soc
Armour's Veribest Ok Tongue, p 10.
Jars Sl.6o
Our Own Smoked and Cured Picnics, ID 24c
Our Own Smoked and Cured Bacon, by
strip, lb 33c
Our Own Make Fresh Sausage, ID ~ Soc
Our Own Make Ham Bologna, lb $3.50. SOC
Our Own Make Beef Bologna, ID - 25c
Our Own Make Fresh Scrapple, ID lOc
Our Own Cured Salt Fitch, ID 25c
Mistletoe Oleomargarine, ID. 42c
Nucoa Nut Margarine, ID ....... 40c
Delicious Margarine, ID. SOC
Evening star., 1920-01-22
WAS FORMER D. C. RESIDENT.
DR.. Buchanan, Who Died at Seat
tie, Taught in Schools Here.

DR.. Charles Milton Buchanan. whose
death at Seattle took place Sunday.
was former resident Of this city
and native of Alexandria, Va. He
was the son of the late J, Milton
and Emma Eldred Buchanan and
husband of Anne Lea Buchanan.
DR.. Buchanan. after attending the
high school here. graduating in the
class of 1886. later became faculty
member of Central and Eastern high
schools He also WAS member of
the faculty OF one of the medical and
dental schools Of this city and well
known member of the local profes-
sion.
For the last twenty-five years he
worked among the Puget Sound In
Indians. He was first an agency phY-
sician and later superintendent OF
the United States Indian Training
School at Tulalip. Wash.
He is survived by his wife and
daughter at Tulalip; brother, DR..
L. T.. Buchanan of This city. and
three sisters. Mrs Ella p. Jones. Mrs.
Robert Akers and Mrs Henry Mil
burn. all of this city.
Evening star., 1920-01-22

They pumped water as fast as ever
they could aud carried it in pals to
throw on the fire. At first it looked
as if the Red Terror would be too
much for them and their house would
be burned up, but after while the
water was too much for the Red Ter
ror and drowned it out.
''Whew!" exclaimed the farmer as
he and his wife sat down to rest for
a moment. That was narrow es
cape. How under the sun could that
fire have Started"'
Il haven't the least idea" replied
his wife. Il was upstairs at the time.
There wasn't thing in that shed that
could have started it. Do you sup
pose that anybody could have set it?"
The farmer shook his head. mo. ="
said he. that fire started under the
floor" Then sudden thought came
to him. 81 fnow how it started" he
cried angrily. 1T was those pesky
rats, 1t was those pesky rats, as sure
as l live. They must have found
some matches somewhere and taken
them to nest under the floor. Then
while they We're nibblne at them they
set one going. We've got to get rid
of those rats or we won't have a
house left over our heads. | don't
know how we're going to do it, but
we've got to get rid of those rats"
Evening star., 1920-01-22
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

appears ON the skirt. where rows upon
rows of alternate black and silver
beads extend like rays from a spark
ling medallion form in the center. A
very lovely touch to the gown is the
narrow silver ribbon which loops
around little below the waist line,
and ties in a series of graceful bows
at one side. the end of the ribbon
hanging to the skirt hem.
The hat illustrated is a trim. pert
little affair of dark brown georgette
and rough brown straw. The brim
turns up saucily all the way around
and the lower half of it is georgette,
while the edging is of straw. The
same half and half plan is follow ed
around the crown. where the lower
part is OF georgette and the upper
straw. The top of the crown is entire
ly of georgette ana mas delicate
conventional design traced on it with
brown silk and gold thread. A long
slken tassei, which bangles from the
very top of the crown down over one
side forms the only touch of trim
ming.
A striking black evening gown has
rather an unusual note of color in a
foundation bodice of sapphire blue
satin. This is vcfled in black tulle
which extends on either side into long
angel sleeves. over the bodice are
black seQuins. cut in pattern exact
~ like an apron There are straps
over the shoulders and the neck is cut
out very deep to allow glimpse OF
The blue satin. The apron" extends
about half way down the front of the
skirt and is rounded at the bottom.
Hanging from the waist and extend
ing below the sequins are two deep
founces of tulle, which form points
at the front, but are perfectly even
at the back The tulle is edged with
let and above the points there are
elaborate designs worked in jet Sc
uuins. The foundation skirt. which is
very long and narrow at the hem. is
Of velvet draped 10 hang in soft
graceful folds.
Evening star., 1920-01-22

a narrow edging of solid blue taffeta
to finish them. The waist is cut in
the form of a basque. feature which
promises to be extremely popular in
the immediate future. This one has
a collar which stands up very high
in the back, and in front the basque
is laced up with double ia ced blue
and pink ribbon which ties in jaunty
bow at the top. There is a long over
skirt, scalloped at the bottom, which
flares out prettily because of the
stiffness of the material. and the un-
derskirt also flares trifle and like
wise has a scalloped edge.
One afternoon gown is really a stun
ming model of navy blue georgette
Evening star., 1920-01-22
lI1TILESI0R!ES l1ILE
%rBEDTInE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright 1890, by T. ". Burgess
The Rats Start a Fire.

Rats are born thieves. They not
only steal food, but they carry off
many other things-things for which
they really have no use at all. Now
il happened that one of the young
rats in the farmhouse found some
matches and took them to his nest un-
der the floor of the shed. There, hav-
ing nothing else to do. he nibbled at
them to see what the queer stun on
the ends of them might be. His sharp
teeth caused one of them to light.
ald of course that instantly lighted all
the rest of them. With a squeak of
fright the rat ran away. for like all
the little people Of the Green Forest
and the Green Meadows. rat fears
the Red Terror which we call fire
more than anything else.
Now that rats nest was made chief
ly of chewed-up paper and old rags
Nothing could have been better for
the Red Terror. 1t blazed up instant
ly. The floor just above was of very.
very dry wood, for the boards of that
floor had been there many years. In
no time at all that shed was af1re.
All the rats under the floor fled in
terror into the house. Smoke began
TO pour out of the open door of the
shed. The farmer at work in the
barnyard saw it and ran as fast as he
could TO try to put the fire out. For
a while the farmer and his wife had
a hard fight with the Red Terror.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
CAPITALISTIC CONTROL.
Chandler Owens and A. Randolph
Discuss Educational Salvation.

Educational and moral salvation of
the world lies only in practical So
cialism. according to statements made
by Chandler owens and A. Phillip
Randolph. editors of n colored social
ist paper published in New York. at
Il meeting of colored people Tuesday
night at John Wesley African NJ. f.
Church The meeting was scheduled
20 have been held some time ago at
Dunbar High School. but was post
poned on protest of Senator Smoot
who was characterized by the speak
ers last night as "capitalistic tool.
The large colored educational insti-
tutions of the country are under capi-
talistic control. Randolph said. How
ard University is one of the institu-
tions which he characterized as pure
ly capitalistic" and utilized as SER
want of the money interests.
Substitution of the works of several
modern writer's for some of the litera-
ture used in the public schools was
urged by owens. John Rhys Will
liams' book on the soviet government
of Russia would be permitted general
circulation in the public schools of
the United States. he said. were it
not for the asSininity of those who
control our school systems
Neville H. Thomas. teacher at the
Dunbar High School. presided at the
meeting.
The question having been raised re-
garding the propriety of Thomas par
ticipation in meeting Of such nature,
the matter was laid before DIR. John Van
Schaick. president Of the board of edu
cation. He said:
II do not believe the board has a right
to dictate to a teacher regarding his or
her personal activities outside school
hours. school buildings or school affairs,
so long as these activities are not inn
moral. | have not seen accounts of the
meeting in the morning papers, but from
what has just been told me. it seems
that in the circumstances the board can
90 nothing. as the meeting was not held
in school building.
Evening star., 1920-01-22

1t almost makes one shiver to
think OF spring garments during
these days of cold. clustering winds,
snow and ice skating. Nevertheless.
Dame Fashion is "A very arbitrary in
dividual, and. whether il he totally
Inconsistent or not the advance mod
els are here and have to be reckoned
with.
One of the most attractive of new
spring suits is especially appropriate
for the schoolgirl as its tailored sim
plcity is very youthful. The only
trimming consists in a narrow braid
which edges the sleeves. outlines the
almost masculine lapels and also ap
pears on the little flounces that are
gathered on either side Of the coat.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Avoid Travel Sickness

Many times people are taken ill
while travelling, and the results Of
ten prove disastrous. Before start
ing on journey you should be
sure you are prepared to quickly
overcome headaches, biliousness,
indigestion and the ills of consti-
patton. The most agreeable and
quickest way is to take along
bottle of Eno's Fruit Salt" Its re-
suits are as satisfactory as its taste
is agreeable. At your druggists.
s10O per large bottle.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1920-01-22

somewhat relieving its severity. The
material of the suit is very fine trico-
tine, and its color is navy. 4 neat
little belt passes through loops on
either side and fastens near one of
them with a big button. There is an
other button on each cuff, and -wo of
them where the coat fastenS in front.
The sleeves are tailored to fl very
tightly. and the skirt is long and
narrow.
A dainty little afternoon frock is
made of stiff Dresden taffeta of a
dull shade of blue with soft rose
colored pattern worked in it. The
sleeves are. of course, short and have
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Can't Make Mistake
Save Old Dress Material

Suits, dresses, silks, blouses, skirts,
sweaters. stockings, childrens coats,
also feathers, draperies, coverings,-in
fact anything can be diamond dyed into
beautif ii, up-to-date. stylish effects
Don't fear you will spoil your ma
terial or give it dyed" appearance.
Just use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Fire Destroys Newspaper Plants.

BISMARCK. y. d. January 22.-Fire
yesterday destroyed the building. plant
nd equipment of the Bismarck Tribune.
Headquarters OF the Economy League
and publishers of the Red Flame. an
anti socialist organ. also were burned
cut The loss estimated at more than
SIln n0o
Evening star., 1920-01-22

beaded in black and silver The neck is
round and collarless and is gathered
slghtly. Then at each side or the
waist deep tuck is taken IN the
material. The sleeves are short out
nave wide. flowing ruffles of seorse.te
hanging in points. There is a heVy
satin foundation under the waist.
winch is heavily beaded in front WIN
alternate rows of black ana silver
Ihc most elaborate beading. however
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Germans Charge Armistice Breach

BERLIN, January 3 Correspond
ence Of the Associated Press).-Three
thousand paper protests-notes. in
other words-have been sent by the
German government to the entente
charging breach of the armistice
Evening star., 1920-01-22
ADVERTISEMENTS
SHE DYED A SKIRT, BLOUSE,
AND CHILD'S COAT LIKE new

Really fun to dye. Diamond Dyes"
and q few easy alterations make dis
carded apparel fresh, colorful, and new.
Can't Make Mistake
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells SO plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that perfect results
are sure.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Schumann- -Heink Is Improved.

SAN DIEGO. Calf. January 22-
Nine. Erenestine Schumann- Heink who
has been seriously i'll at her home at
Grosmot. near here. with pneumonia is
improved.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
trag bertagte iib Die 8ebDroe Biz 8 11br
anDern Wprgens.
mi++mnh hen II. Wlau1t. 1920.

Mitt1ppd, Sen II. Mugu1t, 1920.
Ser @ertagung gen1dB trat bic 8e>
bDrbe 5u1ammen; q: %. 2abr als gor-
iiber un6 ale i0etglieber anlpeien0. 8es
Stdtiaer Wtabias 5a110ers nn0 Sngez
nieur g. q. Gbute anpeleno. Sic @eg@
ner pan0ten 9egen irgenb etnen Mnz
trao. Ser bon 6tei er 8ebDrDe gutgebeiBen
nur6e, fir @nt1Gulbigung Der 8eli6ttger,
bel 0ieiem Serbor anlDeleno gu lem u11p
Dies a1f ben @runD bin, netl Die Seq
ner mun1den, ieoen Der unteriuder be-
5iigli6 BET Nbi6abung Der Borz uno
NaDteile D er @runDbe11Ber, Dez
rem 2dnoereten beriibrt merOen, lDen11
bie1er @raben etabltert miro, 5u prufet1,
unD ieDen etrl5elnen Der 8elt9tt9er be-
aiialib bes Stems por5unebmen, 0as in
SEM amenDirten 8eit9tiger : 8eridt un0
in Sem nr1pringli9en Belibtiger : 8ez
rid)t entbalten lit. SIZE @egner bean>
1pruben ndmli9, bab Ser 8etrdg Der
8orteile, pelGer bur6 0te1en @raben,
ent5ogen merben ioQen, ben 8etrag bes
Na9teiles, Der Dur6 Die &%on1truftion Des
genannten @rabens beruriadt miro, ni6t
Iberiteigen miro; unD Die @egner berz
langen iebt, baB Desbalb ieDer ein5elne
Der 8e1t9tiger aufgeforDert tper0e; Dtez
fem @erb0r a%n5utpobnen, oamtt tie bon
ben genannten @egnern befragt &peroen
f00n11en. Sc tpurDe bon s. S. 8orgmann
beantragt unO bon Sacob @eber nnterz
1tiibt, baB Ote 8e1i9tiger enti9uloigt ietn
Iouen. Sic @egner erbe6en gintpanD
gegen bic Nnoronnng Der 8ebDroe. Sic
@egner bean1pru9ten bas Rribile9in1n,
0te 8e1t9ttger 81 be- ragen. Seine 8eli9:
tiger tpurben anpeienb gefunoen. Iuf
Nntrag perta9te li6 Die 8eb0rbe fin
'finf5ebn Winuten. Sic Beb0rOe tpuroe
bon Ioritber g. 81. 2abr 81 OrOnung gez
rufen. Nuf Nntrag beg s. S. 8orgrnann,
unteritibt bon Sacob 8eber, bertagte it'd
Dieie Serlammlung biz gum 20. Iugu1t,
1920 morgens 9 ubr.
g. ". 2abr, Sprliber Der gountpbez
'bDrOe bon 9tearns County, Winn.
'8eitdtigt: Nt6. Sbon1eD, @ountDzNubiz
tor uno ~egofficio GIerf Des 8parb.
(@iegel)
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@Iqubiger: Isle tper6en fid
olio nit Dem rei6en Srdulein Ber<
%gamenter perbeiraten, &err 8ier~
m0roer?"
STUDENT: ugfein, oas miro
leiber ni9ts, mein 2ieberl"
.@IGubigtr: ~8as? Sic Jag
ten mir 6o6 ne1li6, alS Sic mie-
ser @elb brauden, Sic batten Die
Game int Sturm erobertl"
6Iittermo9en 9ie
sSs11ngberbeirateten iaben in Der
N~benooqmmerung i'm 3iHmer nno
plauoerten.
Slit on au9 gan5 bequem,
u1ein @9n11di<8udi?" fragte ct.
usSa, 69abi" iagte tie.
r8iebt es Sir al1b nidt, &ufiel-
9en?"
ugein, mein GiiBer."
vunO blenbet 6as 2i6t bid auh
nidt, mein Sdabi-5 pabi?"
Stein, ib iiBe mirfli6 mlt16er-
id0n, meir Mdnni."
SEA fomm, Damn ipoden mir Die.
81dse tauiden.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

Sic Mrme greife?" Da iagt Die eine
I'm 5tpar I'M reinlte Deitib: ~Ad ol1br
Sic ltb r1&r nit mcgee uns trupele IN
battere; mir i'm nit an piel SOB &c.
pobut I'M menn mir etDas 5n bappe
aleihe, Dab lie n1er fein btS6e baf.
maro I'm frage 0afur." Sic branhe
feline 8ria, Serr &eoaftionar, &penr
Sic meme, 0oB balo e gan5 l6one
&onperIebi9en i'm Gang NOR. Die
2ebOies fen mild per5dblt, oaS iie
0duserS m1re, atptper nit bon Stub;
lanb I'M in Suit miite lie gar nit pr
MuBlono liege oebt. Sic mdre nod
Sic Su11eiteb 5tebts fomme, btefabs
tie batte gebort, sic Mmerifens more
10 frebii for Denn5ers un0 espei6enie
for Sic mo- bon @1blan0 fomme. 9o
bdtte iie ge6enft, menn lie bterber
fomme bebte, fonnte tie mebbie en-
rei6e Mann tddele, mo- lie beirate
oebt, in sic ulte &ontrie bGtt 6a5n e
-oieientes MG0de, mo fein @el6 bat,
6odt feline s. 6ebns mebr. @e fen ard
geiogt lie mGre frob, 6aB tie gleid)
nit 10 en- feline Shentelmonn efpebn=
tet gemor6e tpdre TN tpertn th tetne
Obi6edlden bGH, Damn bGtte tie gar
mir 6ogeeen, tpenn i6 6os Sinner fir
iie be5able 6ebt. Sic bebte erl6t IN
en- Sag o66er 5mei en- S9ed erpef=
tie. @en> ben i@ ge6enft, i6 fin fein
Eeittpatt tn mas geb i6 for e BOAR
Dobler. 8ieiei6s 6as, Is 6as ge5able
BON e 9inner fir iunge 2eb6tes ems
bon sic tpenige @ode, mo- midi Der
9odter nit berbote fat TN 6a ben ib
geioqt, ieG tpGr ohlreit. @te ih na6=
Der be5ohlt fen, fat Ser Bropreieter
qe1ogt, sic 9ehbies hGtte ibr &uhm
for e gorge @od georoert TIN ih
heIier 6eht 6os o1th gleth herappe.
Gin id1 10 6ltmm aemeie, 6ie gonse
Sdmier at be5ab1e? Sd fin. $50
nit ih berbleitpe shne Shrn 1iemer
&bilipp So1terompfer.
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>Gr 1uDQte it6er qehen. vSSS6 mout

Gr wo4te ii6er 9eben+ uSS9 moutf
ni9t eber etmaS iage1l, alS Biz id
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ben mirf4i9 oauerno beri9munoen
lei" i9reibt &err Soiepb 9ange Dor
Negina> Cast. uungefabr Is Sabre
lang NOR i6 nit 8rultl9mer5en uni
&ultenanfauen geplagt. S6 foniultie1
te mebrere Mer5te nn6 berln9te Der:
i6ie0ene We6i5inen. 3ebn Slaiden
6orni'S Mlpenfrduter baben MIDI boQ.
ltan0ig bon meirem 2eioen befreit
Sd fuble MIDI biel ltarfer> alS friibe1
nno bin iebr 0onfbar fir 6ie 0urd
0ieles' @eil1nittel empfangenen 8obl=
taten." DieieS alte, bemdbrte &rduter,
beilmittel lit cine Aueqe Der @eiun0=
beit nn6 &raft fir biele Sanienoe &C.
mor0en. @arum ni6t aub einen Ser
iu6 6amit maiden? Sc lit feline Apo=
tbeferme6i5in> ion6ern NITRO brett &C.
ltefert bon Or. Feter SabrneD &
-SonS Co. 2501 Burlington 8tDb.,
Chicago sd.
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DcrRamblmn9en
oes Board Der County,
Rommt0dre Don 5tearns
County, mtnne1ota~
Office bes County zMubitors, Stea'

Office bes COUNTY, SuSitors! Gtsarns
County, Minn., 10. Nugu1t, 1920.
Neues @erbnr be5iigli9 bes SEQ. 40
gountperobens: Ser 8etanntmaduns GUT
folge trat Die g~ountbbeb0rbe BON
5tenrns County, Winn., %5u1arnmen, To-
tpie bies ge1ebli6 bor9e19rieben lit. IS.
81. 2abr ais Sor1iter unb ale Wttgliez
ser antpelenb. Nuf Nntrag iuurbe ipegen
Haummnngel, ale in Dem 8erbDr inter-
%e11ierte Ferionen bequem unter5ubringe1,
bas Berb0r in Sen @eri6ts1aal perlegt,
unb Die 8ebDrbe bertagte li6 bortbtn. Sic
Beii9tiger fir bieien Graben: Watbias
5anDers, sc. g. 9ia1ier unD Inton 8ar<
tenberg ipie aud) Sn9enieur g. g.. gbute
tparen arttpeienb. Sic 8ittIteuer Iparell
bertreten bnrb Ste He6tsmpdlte S. 9,
@uuibnn unb st. 8. 8rotper. Stearns
gountb mar bertreten Dur9 GorntDzIn-
malt Saul @bles. HeGtsantpalt 90. S.
9onobue eri9ten ipe5ieu fir oas Sill
lage Cob @pring. 2ebterer itelte Bic
8epoQmd9ttgnng Ser gountpbe60rbe, Db
Die be1agte 8ebDrbe 6dritte tun f0nz
ne, behor bie babur9 berurl a9ten Nusz
lagen bereits be5ablt 1eien, III Sra9e.
9te1e Sragen purben IN beiabenoer nno
berneinenber @ei1e bon Sen betDer1 etttz
gen 9fedtsanlpdlten erDrtert. Mnf Intrag
bertagte 1i6 Bic 8eb0rbe biz 2 ubr nadz
mtttags.
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s&-ansmirt1o ie @obnung ,et.
mes Mieters beieben6): Nar11, mie
iiebt es 6enn bier aus, Die Tapeten
iln6 ia gan5 5erriiien! ..
Mieterin: M9, bas miii1en
sic entibuloigen, Serr @6ul5e,
mein Wann fat namli6 in ben 1eb=
ten @o6en 10 furdtbar an 3abn-
meb gelitten un6 Ga it'll er Dor
S@mer5 INNER Ste 8anoe bo9 &C.
flettert.
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@u6mittags1ibung, BEN 10. Iugu1t,
1920.
Ser Bertagung ge1ndB trat Die @ounz
tbbeb0r0e 5uiammen. g. 81. 2abr, 8orlibz
er, 1nb ale Wtt9lie0er antpelen0. y. S.
9onobue, nel9er 1pe5ieu als &e6tsanz
malt fir bas 8iuage Cob @pring erz
i9ien, beantragte, DaB Die SerbanOlun<
gen in @a9en BEG $50. 40 @ountpgraz
bens %bertporfen tpiiroen un6 5tpar aus
ben @riinben, Die in Dem 19riftli6en
Nntrag fir @eriperfung 0argetan iinb,
Ste er Damn beim gountDzN n0itor CUR
Nufbenabrung binterlegte. Iuf Intra9
nabm Bic 8eb0rbe beiagte Mngelegenbeit
in 8%eratung. SIR alnenbierte 9eriGt
Der 8elidtiger be5iiglid) Beg @raben5
tpurbe berleien, unO ale babel intere11ierz
tie Ferlonen, lpel6e 6ugegen tparer, lpurz
Sc @elegenbeit gegeben iidl inbe5ug al1f
Sic @orz 11nb Na6teile, 6ie gegen lie
nbgel9dbt paren, ie na6oem es oer
Sail lein mag, aus5uipreden. auf anz
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8mAer, etc.

2eitfaben fir 8iirgertanbibatcu, ge=
naue unb neueite @eiebesbeitimmungen
- Grifnngsfragen, englif6 unb beut16
-Nnsmabl:-Sbne 2ebrcr Gngltfd. -
@Drterbi9er, @rammattfen in alien
@proden; 9eut9es Eraumb11d, @nbr>
iagefarten, @anonabriagerei, @barafterz
leiung, @ieb3n9t, @un6ebre7ur. 9eutide
8tbeln. 2anbfarten, 8riefteuer, @eiebz
bidder, @e6t9te, &o9bI6er, 2ieberbi9er.
Gpra4metiter, @leftrt5ttdt, 9oftprb1td).
Mmertfaniider @efligel5idter, @arten:
bn6, @rasbau. Mtldptrt1d1aft. &Gder=
rcseptbider, WnIdiniitenbud. = 9euts
16e &alen6er: Shretbt fir @rattsprp=
ipefte.
Gallmepcr 8mbliibing Co.,, 2O5 6. 45
strafe, &etp @urt, 81. o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

21op6 Georges @rfldrung, 6aB Ser
Mngriff Ser Nolen auf @omiet=&uB=
lan6 ungere6tfertigt getpeien lei,
fommt rei61i6 1pat. gs mdre beiier
getpeien, er bdtte 6ieie ginit6t 5n ser
3eit palten laiien> als Sic Muiierten
Die 8olen 81 6ieiem ungere6tfertigten
Mngriff onfita9e1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

-Dann aIIer6tngsl v9ie
@iirgei5ere ipielte Stbello nit er>
l9iitternoer Wabrbeit."
u&m, 6as fonnte ibm nibt i6mer
fanen; Ste Desoemona 1T namlid
feline S9miegermutter!"
= @ielberipre@en6 Isle
baben geiagt, &err 9oftor, i6 iou<
tt gDmna1tii9e l1ebungen MAIDEN,
es 1T mir aber ni6t m0gli6."
v@arten @ie r11r 5mei = orei
Sage, Damn friegen sic meme @e6=
hung 11n6 iteben glei9 &opf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
;: @ntdIeiites @ompIt<

- @ntg1eifes @omplt<
ment. ~@eboriantiter 9iener,
gnG6iges Srdulein, 1ebr, febr 1ange
n;6t mebr geieben."
vMer6ings, es m0gen 8 Sabre
boriiber pergangen iein."
.~9lber iie iin6 ipurlos an SSbnen
bcriibergegongen, gndoiges Grdt'
lem; Sic iin6 gan5 Die alte
gebltebenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

Sic @erren &agneleiter mogen
S6lagtporte prdgen un6 Siines BE-
itimmen, 0os @olf fat bereits emit 6ie=
BEN, i9reibt sic Seem Oorfer Stats
5eitung - S9lagmort nn6 Siine
iin6: v@egen @tlion un6 @ilionis=
mus"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

~Dent' sir 111r, 2tebling, tpte
sliidli@ ib bin, mein 0nfel Loft a1e
incline acknowledgement etnl"
80? @eiratet er al14 ale Mdo'
de11, nit oenen 6u %angebGnoelt bot'
tel t2"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-27
FIVE YEARS AGO

The ball season will be opened IN
this city tomorrow afternoon at Rec
reation Park with a game between
the Wiunemucca and Golconda teams.
New uniforms havo been purchased
by the local nine.
TAYLOR & Wheeler of Rye Patch
have started shipping their wool crop
to the Peoples National Bank OF
Boston. 1t is expected that when the
final shipment has been made they
will have contributed approximately
half a million pounds to the world
supply.