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New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
New Hampshire
League Cured, ,
Moses Declares
Senator Says Republicans
Will Vote 95 Per Cent
for Him i'm November
and Solidly for Harding
Wadsworth Victory Seen
Poindexter Asserts Sena.
torial Committee Will
Work for His Election

United States Senator George H.
Moses, Of New Hampshire, who was re-
nominated by the Republicans of his
state by a heavy majority last week
after spirited primary battle, said
yesterday at Republican National Com
mlttee headquarters that New Hamp-
shire was "discharged, cured of the
Wilson League of Nations" and that
| there was no doubt about a Republi-
can triumph in that state in November
IN regard to the suggestions in Dem
, ocratlc newspapers that the anti Moses
vote polled by his opponent in the
primaries, Mr.. Spalding. might be
thrown to his Democratic opponent,
Mr.. Stevens, in the November election,
Senator Moses said:
That is not the way New Hamp-
shire Republicans are built. They
will vote 95 per cent for me in Novem-
Der and solidly for Harding and Cool
ldge do not regard my success in
the primaries as personal to myself,
but as an indication Of the New Eng
land and American opinion in favor
of the maintenance of a free and in
dependent United States through the
selection of Senators and Representa-
tives who are neither rubber stamps
nor rainbow chasers."
Moses on Way to Washington
Senator Moses is on his way TO
| Washington, where he will stay a few
days before entering the campaign as
speaker. The national committee
has assigned HIM to work in New Jer-
sey. Connecticut, Massachusetts, New
York and Indiana.
Senator Miles PoindeXter, chairman
Of the Senatorial committee of the ma
tional committee, commenting yester-
day on the victory of Senator Wads-
worth, said:
The nomination Of Senator Wads-
worth as Republican candidate for
! Senator from New York is the sub ject
| Of hearty congratulation among his
! associates in the Senate. The Re
| publican Senatorial Committee is
! deeply interested in his reelection and
! wishes to cooperate in every way pos
sible with the local organization TO
| bring about that result. Senator WadS-
worth in brief space of time has at
tanned a high position in the Senate
and his Craftsmanship of the great
prestige and influence to the State Of
New York which it would be long in
attaining otherwise.
Wadsworth's Election Called Sure
There is TO more indie fatigable or
| efficient Senator than Senator Wads-
! worth. He is industrious in his work
clear and direct thinker and eNer-
! getic in carrying to a successful con-
ciusion legislation in which he and his
state are Interested. We feel that his
election is assured, but it would be q
great mistake to be overconhdent and
consequently negligent of the nee
essary organization and other cam
paign work of his committee"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
U. S. Building Engineers
To Vote ON Strike To-day

Engineers employed in Federal build
ings in this city, including postofices,
will vote to-day on the question of
making the present engineers strike
in such buildings general. AS the
matter stands now, 103 chief engineers
are at work and fifty-seven engineers
who had their pay raised to ST day
have returned to work.
"The original proposition for the
settlement of the strike" said William
T. ROLAND, secretary of Union $40 Of
the International Union of Steam and
Operating Engineers, was that the
men accept the Macy award and return
to work pending action on their de-
mands by Congress in December. The
men will vote tomorrow for general
tie-up' If they receive an unfavorable
report from the delegate sent to
Washington.
"A general tie-up would affect all
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Says Wadsworth Can't Win

Ihe vote for Mrs. Boole shows an
Event we Of dissatisfaction with Senator
Haosworth which means that he can
aot win the election in November, ac-
s@sfd'sg to statement issued by Miss
sasfy Garrett Hay for the Non-Par-
''.aa s1 Senatorial Committee yesterday.
~ am pleased with the vote cast for
Afs. boole and Mr.. Payne at the pri-
hsIy election" she said. "No one
SSoaoted S'ted that the organization candidate
ssa'yaated at the Saratoga convention
seaid win in the primary. Mrs. Boole
.sme' into the race at late date. If
sae nsd entered two months earlier she
s sosla have defeated Senator Wads-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

text Of the communication TO Pfesi.
dent Wilson follows:
awe are informed by our govern.
nent that the Serbians, pushing their
invasion from north and east, have
reached the region Of Matt, half way
between the Albanian frontier and the
coast, passing thus far beyond the
limits fixed by themselves in 1918. the
so-called line Of demarcation. and have
destroyed about forty villages. Tho
Albanians have repulsed these invad-
ers, but, being exhausted and weak
in numbers, are unable to resist in
definitely the millions Of Jugo-Slavs
who are seemingly determined to de-
stroy our nation. implore your ex-
cellency to take immediate steps in
order to secure the withdrawal Of the
Serbians from Albania and save our
nation from destruction; otherwise
gravest consequences will follow
throughout the Balkans"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
K1lickerbocker Ice
Men Stockholders
in the Company

Some of the Knickerbocker
drivers have been with the CONF
pany for thirty years; few of
them for less than five years.
Seventy per cent of them are
stockholders. That's why the
Knickerboeker Ice Company is
proud of its organization-why
the organization is proud enough
of the company to try to make
Knickerbocker Service 10oT.
Knickerboeker is hygeia ice, deiivere<
with such regularity you can braehealis
tell the time BY the driver's arris'al.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
From. q sto6 Correspondent


MARION, Ohio, Sept. 15.-Police-
man Roy Chapman IL, tall and thin.
For nineteen years he has been q
guardian Of the peace of Marion and
fellow townsman of Warren G..
Harding.
So there really is no good reason
whJ these two shouldn't pitch a game
of horseshoes without attracting more
attention than a dog fight in Main
Street. But, anyway, it was a large
crowd that gathered in the rear of
the Harding yard this morning.
When the Hardings returned in
triumph to Marion afte~ the Chicago
convention yellow sentry box. the
size and shape of a switchman's
shanty was placed in tfe rear of the
Harding home, in the roadway that
divides the yards and gardens of the
houses facing Mount Vernon Avenue
from those looking out on the now
less popular Church Street.
Policeman Chapman, his coat un-
buttoned, half eaten, half-ripe apple
from tree in the Harding yard in his
hand and his l>ng blue-clad legs
twined about the fore legs Of
his re-reenforced chair, was tilted
back against the side of his shanty
shelter this morning when Senator
and Mrs. Harding strclled back there
to test the ripeness Of the Seckel pears
that bend the boughs OF a neighbor's s
tree.
Senator Seeks the Champion
quartet of big rusty horseshoes
that the most amateurish Sherlock
Holmes could tell once fitted the hoofs
of some Pcrcheron horse were "rineed'
about stake in the dusty road a few
feet from the door Of Chapman's
"office"
A similar stake stood upright in the
road or alley some forty feet distant
who is the champion horseshoe
pitcher around here?" asked Senate,
Harding, addressing Mrs. Harding anc
very pointedly keeping his eyes away
from the shanty.
Were you speaking to me, Warner
Harding:" queried Chapman bringing
all four legs of his chair to the grounc
you were | just want to say that wher
'N'S fAcNeiSC was pIcltS
hard fellow to beat, and you know it
| pitched couple of good games the
other day, but l amt really had my
heart in it since we had to stop pitch,
ing for beer, though ! think prohbi
tion is a good thing for the most"
Maybe, Chap" said Senator Hard.
ing, "you think you could pitch these
shoes with a greater degree of accuracy
than the Republican candidate"
~ know l could" said "Chap" and
STOPPING, he lifted shoe in each hand
Nominee Succumbs to Lure
They glanced at Mrs. Harding. She
was examining rose bush afflicted
with family Of cutworms. The nomi
nee took off his coat Che wore no vest
and hung it over the back of Chap
mans chair. He rolled up the sleeves
of his shirt and picked up the other
pair Of shoes, moving them gently ur
and down to feel their weight.
Twenty for one game" said Chap
man, "fve for ringers, three for lean.
ers and one for the nearest shoe tc
the pin. Two if both shoes are near
est"
"Toss a shoe, toss a SHOE" COM
planned the Senator "I studied this
game over in Caledonia. when you were
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Finds Primary ON Square
Deputy County Clerk Wechsler
Satisfied Count Was Fair

Ralph V. Wechsler, Deputy County
Clerk, who was an independent candi-
date in the primaries for Supreme
gratulations yesterday to the success
full candidates, and expressed his en-
tire satisfaction with the fairness of
the count. Mr.. Wechsler, before the
election, offered a reward of 81 900 for
information leading to the conviction
Of any person violating the election
laws.
"While the Republicans have not
nominated me-" scid Mr.. Wechsler, 81
feel grateful to the 1900 citizens who
gave me their votes. 1t is gratifying to
know that square deal has been given
to the independent candidates."
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

war. Let us not break the heart of
the world by any more delusions. Let
us unite America behind new pro-
posal to the other nations for the pre-
vention of war and for amicable re-
lationships in world administration.
Let us, in doing this, preserve our own
national conscience at home and not
check it at Geneva.
Let us establish a workable rela-
tlonship. We do not want one which
is fair in promise while it fails to
prevent useless bloodshed, to which our
own mems veins would contribute. Let
us establish one which in faith, honor
and high moral responsibility will have
America behind it,"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
u. S. Commission Acts
To Stop Cable Combine

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Amcrican
commissioners to the international Com
munications Conference i..je next month
held their first meeting to-day at the
State Department. They began study
of the cable situation with a view to
preventing a threatened monopoly of
cables by other nations.
Officials said that the British rlonop-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Ready to Move u. S. Dead

CHERBOURG, France, Sept. 15.-
Preparations for shipping to the United
States bodies of American soldiers who
fell on the battlefield or died on French
soil are going forward here. Hundreds
of carpenters are building coffins, while
scores of seamstresses are making the
funeral ornaments (which will be placed
upon the cotfins when they are sent
back to the United States
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
farrnine

Sran 2onis 8ieber bon ct. gloub
uno SRI. @ertruo D%ingn1ann bon ct. So
|1epb tparen bier 5onntngsgdite Der Saz
mtiIien BERNHARD 5ieberbins nno 9etnz
rid 9ing1nan11.
@efdtpiiter Auirin unb Mnna Sn6s
bon ct. &enrD, g. 9. erfreuen tire
@roBeltern, @err un0 SSran Soiep6 Bilz
lenbring utD fonitige Bertpanoten mil
einem .angenebn1en 8eiu6.
.Sobn Sterner nnb Gerhard Meper bon
5asfatbetpan, Canada, iinb bier 8n Be-
fu6 e%ingetroffen. 5err Sterner tpirS
Idrgere 3eit BEL feinen 56tpiegereltern,
@err nnb SSran gbeobnr 8rtnftnmn nnb
BEL Ionifigen Bertpnnbten ~bertpeilen l1nb
bann nad gannba 8uriidreifen, tpobinz
gegen Serb. Meber feinet1 anfentbalf bic
gum Sribiabr ar1s0ebnen miro. 9an
Etpirb fein @ater 6einri6 Weper nit 9a6
unb Gut mad Canada 3teben.
Sn Wpeienbeit 11nferes bp6p. STAR
rers i. Nngnitin, 9. g. g., bieH boGtpp.
il. 6ilari11s, 8. g. s., bon Der ct
|Spbng Nbtei am lebten 5onntag @ottesz
|Dten1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22

I1tanrten geridt eigte, onb Bnggeu
Ilnoulgen giieb 3ur g~erferourg gelangt
NIB DaB Der ben annben ge5abIte Mein
.ertrag Die bobe Slm1fe bon $9s,,413.f13
bns 1T $1,000 mebr als i'm Sabre 1915,
erreidte.
5elig Mebmam, fpelder feds BodenuSI
bier BET feinen 8rubern 9einrid ll11b Nlns
ton 8u Gate tpar, lit mad ffeinem 3eim
in Soma 5iiriidgefebrt.
Nm Montag per8angener Bode fanoen
ji6 Die MitgIieber Der Netp Mlmid 66nrS
tners Company i'm @dnI@ aubitorium 5alr
Saabresberiau1u1Iung 3%ufarnnteu. bel mel
der @%elegenbeit foIgei1oe Bearnaten tpieOer
ertpdblt tpurben: Ben. 8un1bert, Bardiiz
bent; Sen. 8ieboIt, 8ieeprdiibent; SOB.
3oppe, Sefretdr unb @1abmeiiter; SSobn
gentfieIo, General Nanager, IN ben 9ie
re~ftorenrat pur6en eetpablt Geo. Riltner,
Sobn 8ufdmnrm unb Seinrid BoIbers
fIbIe. Ser BON Manager Bentfielo IN
terbreitete SS~nbresberibt nies mad, Dnb
bic Gefelfdnft Elm Gei@dft bon iber
$4,000 81 ber3eibnen fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Roscoe.

9as NftienfapitnI Der Sirt 5tate
IBant Of 8oseoe lit bnrd6 elm iiingit ben
Sntorporationsnrtiteln beigefigtes 4meuz
Dement, bon $4,000 nuf $4,000 erb0bt
norben. Sic @iIfsaneI1en bes Snftit1tes
belaufen iib auf ettpa $285,000, lno bic
9epoiiten nuf ettpn cine 8iertelmidion
|9ounrs. Inton WRusgli ftebt Der 8nnf
nls Braiibent unb Beter 9f6iber 6erfeI<
ben als &afierer Dor.
Clemens Soft nno @attin pnren BEL
III Nidmono tppbnenben gernnnbten nn6
Sreu1,ben gu @n1te.
sSncob 8eber tpnrbe nn6 ct. glonb an
bns &rnnfenbet ieines @obnes Soiepb
g%erufen, unb lieB ben an 8Iinbbarment<
8unbung erfranften 9obn ing bortige ct.
Gapbaels &ospitnI b%ringen, mo er cine
Operation gladli1 i%beritanben bat.
Nlois @ennen tit bon Sbnfopee 5u<
rudgefebrt. mo er 8ertpnnbte nit 8es
fu9 e%rfreute.
Sobn @aus bat iid porlebte Bobe mad
Serbian begeben, mo er 1id nit SRI. Gnna
&lebr berebeIi6en lieB. 9ns iunge Baar
trnf Smifa9s bier Elm uno Fat ii6 anf
Ser SSnrm bes Brdutignms cine WReile
nDrbIib bon bier bdusIi9 nieoergelafen.
M6ge es ben inngen gbelenten itets nn6
8unf6 ergebenl
Sobn @iIian bon Welrofe mar bier
mebrere Gage t@aif Der Samilie Sofepb
.3ac5fonsh.
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uem u1unih.

&omnenben 5nrnitag fpirb Sic Netr
Munid Cooperative grenmerp 4iiocias
.tipn lire idbrIibe NftioNdren gerfammz
lung i'm Ml1bitoril1m Der 3er5 SSeing5buz
.le abbalten; Bel pelder g%eIegenbeit berz
idiebene 5pre1er Der 5tantgs l1niperiis
tdithg SSsnrm oag @ort fiibren tueroen.
@odbtp. z. HalIin,s,. @. g. s., bon
@aubnn, Minn., nno bodtp. Z. 3ornart,
70. g. s., BON 8bite Garth erifntteter1
benz bodtp. 8ffarrer, z. gerbarO, g. g.
eiiren freunofdaftIiden 8el1ld
SIN Mlloitorium ser Rfarrfdnle ff an
borIeten Msontag Sic Understanding
Ser Farmers Chipping tiiociatiot itatt;;
su Der iid cine quite An5abl Ritglieoer
eiuaefunoen bate. Sic geamfenllpaaaabbll
butte foIgenoeg grsebnig Ben. 6u111<
bert, grdiiIiifoenf; SSoiieeppb 5oppe, 5etre<
ttd ;ir uub 9dameiiter unbGbepbor sdul<
te getriebsgleiiter nnasae beg Natb6.
@prm1ss, pelber reiigrierte. 9es leetee<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Gouegepiue

aaesteu isrtfftag fpurpsn bier Bel siz
mem bonn bbodn 55fepb 81,
Egehaallfenen 8rautla,im1lts fars aeben pers
bnnben SSobn Steiben BON Hearf Safe
md Sran8esta 8tpiuing, Scooter Der 81
|bieier @emeiroe geb6rigen Sautilie Sid.
8piling. Mit ieineH gertpanoten unb
8rennben poiinidt oert iiuteea 9oare
am eigenen Serbe auf Der Sarm BEG
8rdiutigams aud Der .Noroitern" Slid
unb 5egen auf alien Begen.
2ebrer S. sc. @i1iber 1T nit Der 3enz
iusaufnabme beiddftigt, tpel6e arbeit
er mad Der @duI5eit beforgt.
Sermann 8rinfmann nn6 Ssrau er1tatz
teten @nmitag in ct. glou0 einen Be-
ind.
Sic goIlegeDiQe Eelepbon gompanp
bate biefer Gage lire Sabresberiammz
lung, in pelder Sic alten 8eamten tpies
bermdblt tpurben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Safe 6eoroe.

Sic glroia Creamery Company bie11
borlebten Montag lire Snbresberiomms
lung ab unbt pdblte folgeroe geamten:
S. g. s6ens, Erdiibent; gb. @@miot
Sefretdr; in ben 9irettorenrat tpurDer
geipablt: Sobn g. 3enner, 2ouis Mi6ela
unb Setter Braun, fen.
SRI. @ertruo aiifler bnt iiG Mitte ber>
gangener 8o6e nn6 ct. Saul begeben.
Gilbert @enntng eritattete ieinem 8rus
Der, ipel6er i'm Welroier @ospital opez
riert nnroe, einen 8eiud6 uno fanb benz
ielben in leioli6em 3uitanbe Dor.
Sobann unb @eIenn @en3e eritatteten
in ct. Soiepb einen mebrere Sage LAM
gen Beln9.
@ebriioer &ol nurben borlebten Cant
flag bur6 etnen 8eiu6 ibrer @ertpanoten
bon 3idmon0 un6 Bier5 in nngenebmer
Beiie iiberrai@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Jacobs prairie.

Sgamilie Matb. s6mitt mar Conn
tagsgait Der garnilie Seinri6 Wai1er.
Stephan salter, SSobn S. sbeiien llnb
Setter @ s9beiien fpradben eit1es Sbenbs
LETTER Bode aIs nlgerebme geinder IN
BEL. Soispb Ebeiien Bsattiilie boz. n
s8sn1lri,liillits Sid Seller genob gonntda
Ste @affffreunofd aft Ser gsyanitlie anorsas
Beur1el. 8s s1nn
SSrl Clara arebsba6 besab Iiu6 dus
fangs LETTER 8odJe mad ct. saul. no
lite Die l1ntberiittditts zagsarmib ule beiudt.
Mebrere bon bier stpobnten bic bon
Dem ct. Bonifn5ius gbeaterflub borz
letten Sonntag in Cob Spring peran@
ftalteten Interbaltung Bel unb finb bon
bes 2obes iber pas, mas fie BEL bieler
8beaterborite1ung at boren unb gu fe@
ben befamen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
111elroie.

Nm Samltng, ben g.. Sn1rltar, lpnren
|@erbnrb 5enermnm ul1b %ebrentperte
Gattin getpiirbigt. bag ieiner 5eltenbeii
tpegen I'M 10 fd0nere Self Der goloenen
@pd5eit feiern gu %f0nner, bns nit eli
nem bonn bodlp'ifen iMsgr. 8i6ter in Der
ct. 8onifa5iusfir6e 8elebrierten Can't
iagnngsamte in tpiir0iger 8eiie eingeleiz
tet ipur0e. Na6 Dem Seftgottesbienite
tpnrbe Die ipeltliGe Seier i'm 5aufe BEG
|9obnes Ser Srbtlanten, @erbaro @eqer@
mann ir. i'm 8etiein bon Sreunben uno
8ernanbten Der Samilie begangen. 9as
|Snbelpnar pnrbe NIT ben ber3libiten
8iin16en bon Ben 6o65eitsgdlten be-
ba9t, benen 1i9 a1b Die bielen bier tppb<
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belpnares aug bolem &er8en ani6loiien
nno benen ii6 nabtrdgli6 Ser .0orb<
ftern" nit Dem aufri6tigeu 8unide an<
reibt, bas es Dem goIbenen Subelpanre
pere0nnt iein mose, na6 hpeiteren 5ebn
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Der 9%iamantenen 6od5ett in gutter @ez
1nnbbeit begeben at f6nnen.
Sn Der unldngt itnttgefunbenen 81
Sung 6es Stnbtrntes ipur0en, nn6oem
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men, Ebpmas 8ob1ten aIs Brdiibent unb
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mdblt. Sir Ml1eiior tpurbe S. 8. 8eite,
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profeiiionene Snterei1e 6es na6 ct.
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zen EeiInebmeran5abl tpegen als Elm
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neber Sen bereits in bori9er 8ode err
ndbnten SobesfaM Der 8%ernaoette Bals
|borf, Sodter Der Bn1niIie SSran5 8nlbnrf.
geben lns folgenbe gin8eIbeiten at: Sic
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dem bic 8eerbigung inter febr GROCER
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geritorbetle bonn Erauerbaufe our Rirde
utlo mad benz 8ottesoienite bon Der Sir
DE gum @ottesnder ons gbrengeleite.
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8eileib befunnet. Dee6iside SDgahiiees
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Cine grobe Mu5a6l Gte1a6e BET S So
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men. Sic mbenbifltnoen 5ellsten ihrt
pabre 8reunbidaft.
sSn benz 8efinben BEG gbepaares Ben.
Ger6iing, bns fdlirnm erfrantt mar, bat
fid CUR all9emeinen Srellbe cine merfliz
6e 8eiiernng eingeiteM.
Nnd mebrere 8o6en langem 8einde
Bel ibren bier tpobnenben @ltern, Ben.
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Dienitag LETTER ISOLDE in Rribatgcf6dften
mad Ser County Snrp tfta0t, unb bo6p.
@err Bubmann erfattete am Nittpo9
6em bodn. Germ 8ei1enborf in Siafis
einen freunbi6nftli6en 8ein6.
Ser Samilie Sobn 9belen puroe Elm
gefnnbes 66bnden geboren, tpo5l1 uniern
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er1tattete bieiigen @ernnnbten unbSreun<
ben einen mebrtdgigen 8einb.
Srau Beter .8nttpeiler tpobnte lebte
8ode Der 8eeroisung zines fleinen
@dbn6ens ser Snmilie Qeo Ridels in
&elleb Qnfe BEL.
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bergers 9eim uno BEL 1onitisen gertpanb<
ten iinb S%o1epbinn un0 SEQ atbma1m nab
.ibrem 9eim in Mabnomen 5uriidgetebrt.
SRI. 5uianna 5uff bon ct. @louo err
frente bieiige Sreunbinnen nit einem
5fpeitdgigen 8e1n6e.
Nsar. 9dlibt bon 8eit Union lieB itd
i'm bieiigen 5ospital operieren nnb err
frent ii6 iebt pieber b%oaftdnbiger Ge<
funbbeit.
Sen. S. 5ieberbing bon @pipbanp, g.
s., tpar in Ser Norbert 8orgerbing Snz
mile mebrere Sage gu @aite.
SRI. gbriitina Moier febrte fiir8li6 bon
Mberbeen, g. g, 3urid Inn nit ibren gl<
tern, GERM uno .Srau 3eno Moier, tpel<
DIE Sbren 8obnitb in bas idDne, fritz
bere Sobn 8orgerbing 5al1s berlegten,
tpie6er ibr @eim 81 MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
u1cire 6rope.

Sic Mitglieber Der Wleire @robe
Creamery Niiociation fam nit 5tol5 III
rem i'm lebten Sabre er5ielten @ei6dfts<
erfolg in tire @ef6dftsbider %eintragen,
lieB ii6 ia aug Dem Sabresberi@t Die
freubige .Iatia6e erfen1en, Dab Bic mo-
nntlide Srnnsaffttion Durdi6nittli6 fat
Ser boben 6nmme bon $4,000 gIei6
fam. Sic @%innnbmen bes Sabres belize
fen iid auf $117,368.63, unb biefen
ftanoen nit gim6lnb Der in 56eds ben
8u1ben ausbe8nblten $106,417.70 Mnse
lager I'M 8etrage BON Sill, 359.95 ent@
gegen, 10 bab am gnbe BEG Snbres in
Ser @efddftstaiie bic S1mme bon 1858
berblieb.
Na6 BRET Monate Tangent 8ein6e BET
1einem in Mi6ignn gitp, Senb., nls Rfar%
rer angeiteuten 8ruber. Dem bo9n. GERM
|Mntpn gnering, unb BEL feinen IN BUR-
lington, 8is, nobnenoen S6%tpiegerel&
tern 1lnb BEL onitigen8ertpanoten in lebtz
%genanntem @taate lit Sen. Offering am
lebten @amitag tpieoer in Reire @rebe
eingetroffen 5eine Io6ter, Die linn n11f
Ser 8ein6srei1e BAG @eleite CAB, it benin
bo6p. 0beim in Midigan 9th 5urid@
gebIiebe11 unb tpir6 crit NIT gintritt Der
l5ommer5eit Sic @iidreife mad Ninneio<
ia maiden, gu ipelder 3eit Der bodtp.
6err Mnt. Offering feine Sabrespifite IN
|5tearns County gu maiden geoerft.
Mebrere Sarnuer Der Radbaribaft fa1tz
Ben 1if CUR 9eilnabme an Der IN @reen<
palp abgebnltenen SSabresberiemrnlnng
Ser Sarmers go<operatibe Wai6inerie
Company ein.
Nnd 1d1,gerem 8efude BEL bieiigen
gertpanDten unb S%rennben~ilf Soiepb S.
Meortbaler ouf fem Nrbeifsfelb in etraB<
bilrg, 81. @..l5l1rudsefebrt.
Sran5 9admann bat iid rah 0einneS
applis begeben u1b ma6t einei1 fur5en
&llr1ns in ser 8utterfabrifation an Der
5taatsnniber1itdt bnr6; ndbre1b iet1er
Mbnefenbeit pirb er bier bon S. S. Bali
tes bon goIb 5pring bertreten.