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Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-20
Farm for Sale

VIII sell my S0-acre farm, located
three miles west of East Jordan on the
Ellsworth road, at reasonable terms.
About so acres cleared; IL acres or
chard; dwelling, barn, granary and
other buildings.
Also 40 acres near Miles school house
Timber enough on land to pay for it.
Good springs and fine location for
building.
THOMAS TESS,
East Jordan, Route l..
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-20
oroom,s Father Dropped Dead.

New York; marriage ceremony
was postponed when Michael Monte
hsco. sixty years old. dropped dead In
the presence Of his son. his sons
brfds-to-be and 200 guests who had
assembled tp witness ne wsddinG.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-02-20

of the fugao goo rice terraces which
Of
the Philippine Islands and be
Northern
walls
which
distance world
precipious distances
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17

as no food was available for them.
Two days from the fort, party of
Eskimos were sighted, and they turn
ed over small stock of flour and
meat to the travellers. The meat had
to be eaten raw, as it was impossible
to attempt to cook it, owing to the
length of time required. Boiling a
kettle Of water, for instance would
require nearly three hours.
After a short rest at Fort Church.
ill, Fitzpatrick started on the remain
ing thousand-mile journey to Coch-
rams, Ont, which is the nearest rail-
way station. On this journey he did
not fare as badly as on the previous
trip.
Frequently meeting Eskimo tribes,
he was Hospitality received, and per-
mitted to sleep in their "igloos" or
ice huts. The Eskimos, he said sleep
in bags made of moose or deer skin,
and crawl into them naked. During
the day they wear two sets Of fur
clothes, the underwear" being a suit
with the hair turned inward, while
the street clothes" have the hair
turned outward
There is plentitude of moose in
the north country this year Fitzpat-
rick said.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
NORTHERN TRADER
GIVES THRILLING.
ACCOUNT OF TRIP
John Fitzpatrick Started From
Chesterfield Inlet, On The
Hudson Bay, At Christmas
Time and Has Just Reached
Winnipeg. After Nearly
Freezing and Starving To
Death.

Winnipeg, Man., March 17.-One of
few white men to penetrate the snow
bound regions of Chesterfield, Inlet,
on the Hudson's Bay, 1000 miles from
civilization, where winter not infre-
quently means a temperature of 60
or more degrees below zero, has reach
ed Winnipeg for his first holiday sin
ce the war began.
John Fitzpatrick, fur trader, ad-
yenturer, and vanguard of civiliza-
tion, is the man. He gave thrilling
account of his journey from Chester
field Inlet to Cochrane, almost 1000
miles.
Fitzpatrick started from the Inlet a
few days before Christmas, with a
team of eight dogs, and a 4O-foot
sleigh, carrying load of 1000 pounds,
which comprised "grut" for 80 days
for himself and two Eskimos, and his
catch of furs. Nothing was taken Tor
the animals, the Eskimos being accus-
toned to rely upon game caught in
transit as food for the dogs.
The first stopping place was to be
Fort Churchill. But the elements were
unfavorable, and at the end of 80
days, the party was still on the trail
and far from their objective. They
had run out of food, also, and for nine
days they subsisted on Iron rations"
Fitzpatrick allowed himself one bis
cult of "hard tack a day, while the
Eskimos consumed about two pounds
OF raw blubber. During this period,
severe weather set in, and Fitzpat
rlck's finger-tips on both hands were
frost-bitten. The Eskilnos' cheeks
were frozen, and two dogs succumb-
ed to the cold and from starvation
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
RequisitiOn Issued
Asking Mont. Release
Man Wanted In City

States Attorney Rollo F. Hunt has
received word from Sheriff Elliott.
who went to Montana to get a GER
tain man BY the name of Coady, want
ed here on charge of adultry, that
ne is having a hard time getting his
mar. When the Sheriff notified
Coady, or the police in Montana, that
ne was coming to get him, Coady
waived extradition but when the sher-
If reached his destination, the man
would not come without extradition
papers. NJ
Therefore Governor Frazier issued
a requisition or Governor Stewart, Of
Montana, to get Coady. Elliott will
probably return here about the last
Of the week and whether he; will have
his prisoner or moi, depends on the
Governor Of Montana. d.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
Experiment To Find
Ii Hot Water Might
Do For Irrigation
(By The Associated Press.)

Thermopolis, Wyo., March l6.-F.
S. McManigal, owner of lands in the
vicinity of Hot Springs reserve, is
conducting experiments to determine
the feasibility of using hot water for
irrigation purposes. A contract has
been awarded to Billings, Mont,
mar to drill.
McManigal hopes to strike one O,
the hot sources which supply the
spouters in the Hot Springs district.
This plan is to rur the water through
winding bitches Of sufficient length to
allow it to cool before it is used for
irrigation purposes.
Irrigation has been extremely ex-
tensive in this district, it is claimed.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
W0MEN'S NEEDS
DISCUSSED AT
COUNCIL MEET.
\ SSSlSO
How Great A Weight Should
A Woman be Permitted To
Lift? - What Occupations
Are Dangerous For Women?
How Much Time Is Needed
For Lunch Period ?-Ques-
= tions Discussed.

Chicago. H., Mar. l7.-How great
q weight should a woman be permit
ted to lift? What occupations are
dangerous for women? How much
time is needed for the lunch period!
These are few Of the many prob.
lens confronting the employers OF
12.OOO,OOO women in the United Sta
tes which are to receive the atten-
tion of the Women in Industry Sec
ton of the National Safety Council
during the ensuing year, in accord
ance with a decision of the ESecu-
tive Committe, it is announced at the
headquarters of the, Council here.
The program of activities for this
section presented by its chairman,
Miss Tracy Copp, formerly of the
Wisconsin Industrial Commission was
introduced yb the following state
ment of the problem:
From the employers standpoint,
the problem is to so order the work
performed by women and to so reg
ulate the conditions under which they
shall work that a maximum Of pro-
duction may be obtained without i'm
pairment Of the health and efficiency
of the woman workers.
The subjects receiving special at
tention are:
What occupations are dangerous for
women? Keeping absenteeism down
to minimum. Practical methods to
reduce fatigue. Requirement or spe-
cifcations of proper factory chair
for women. Summary Of evidence
and authoritative opinion on the linz
its of weight which women should be
permitted to life. How much time is
needed for the lunch period: Prac-
tices of member companies employ
ing large number of women, with re-
sptc to safety, sanitation, supervis-
ion. Notifications of processes or
equipment which have resulted in
greater comfort for employees and
greateh production. How to Overcome
objection to physical exami1fas =
when and how should physical II tesss
aminations be conducted? sFactoKy
uniforms and clothing for woman
workers. Americanization of woman
workers. The safety and health as.
poets of night work for women. First
aid rooms for woman workers.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
Collects Bounty
For Coyotes He
Killed In 1901
columbus Dispatch)

Boise, Idaho, March I'D. P.
Hays, a rancher living eight miles
from here, killed two coyotes in Sep
tember, 1901, but never has had time
to collect the bounty He has just fl
ed his application for So from this
county.
The county has not paid bounties
since 1905, and the bounty furd was
disposed Of some years ago. The
state still pays bounty, however.
For various reasons" Hays did not
submit any proofs. Formerly hunters
usually sent in the ears of coyotes or
wolves. Hays, however, filed an affi-
davit.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
Eight Gamblers Are
Arrested; Pay Fines
(By The Associated Pressl

Platt, S D., March 16.--.Eight men
who participated in gambling in To-
cal hotel, have paid fines and left
this town BECAUSE they failed to reck-
on with the reso.lrcefuIness Of Sheriff
Wood Smith.
1t is claimed that ';e gamblers were
warned that Smith was on their trail
and that he probably would arrive at
night on the passenger train. Smith
however, came to Platte on the snow
plow.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17

not receiving the attention from the
Bank of North Dakota which the ex-
igencies warranted, league leaders ap-
pear to be encountering no difficulty
in getting action.
Sen. J. /. Cahill of Leith, one of
Townley's spokesman in the upper
house, is said to have been among
the first to get loan through the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17

Bank of North Dakota, and he has
just filed another mortgage, showing
that he has obtained a loan for So, 900
upon his homestead quarter-section
near Leith in exchange for a $4,000
federal farm land bank loan. which
he has retired.
Rev. Ray McKaig, formerly head Of
the North Dakota Grange and for
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17

the last two years, state manager in
Idaho for Townley, even though he
docs not live in the state, succeeded
last week in getting two hefty loans
through the Bank Of North Dakota.
One of these was for $500 and the
other for $4,000, both secured on some
grazing and farm land which McKaig
owns south of Mandan, 4.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-03-17
LeagEe Leaders Get .
Loans From N. ID. Bank

Bismarck, N. D., March 16.-Al-
though there have been frequent
complaints from farmers who felt
that their applications for loans were
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
Ser Grmartnn8 genndb.

~ Der Me1gerlng 9Oudt10s De11
ebemaltgen benti6en @ai1er als5nz
liefern berperft Die SEEM Sort Sun
f%olgenbes: u9ouunb bot genau Dos
getam, mas ie6er Meni6 e%rtpartete.
8as per6en Die Mniierter ieBt tim,
I'M ibr8erlnngen b%nrd5uleBen2 8er=
ben iie in @oqarb einfauen, ben Wt-
ber1tanb Ser Soudnber bre6en nn6
Sen friiberen @ailer nod England
.i6lepper? Gong 1ider nibt. Mnd
5neroen Die Muiierten ben Mann, Der
.einmal &0nig mor, nidt I'M @ebei=
men entfiibren. Sbre gegentpartige
3nangslage 1T etmas amuiant. 8enn
tie @etpalt nnpenben, I'M ii6 in ben
8eiiB Der 8erfon bon 8ilbelm So
ben5onern at feBen, miro bic Sade
nidt mebr amiilant lein. Mabt ID,
men Der Scatter iebt Sorgen, miirbe
er ibnen nod Diel mebr Sorgen ma
9en, faus lie 1i9 6es Mannes, Der
iebt in @raf 8entnids 5@loB Dege-
tiert, nit @emalt bemd6tigen mou=
ten. Wieueidt tperoen sic Muiierten
einen Drnd anf 3euti1lanb ausiiben
mone11, I'M bas 2an6 5n betpegen, Die
Mnsliefernng 6es &ailers al foroern.
Dieies 8orgeben miir6e enti6ie0en
nidt obne @efabren fem 6enn Die
@bert'ii6e Scattering ifebt ni6t aQ8u.
felt uno Elm folder MnlaB f0n1te lei6t
Sic nrfade hires Stur5es merben."
Die SEEM Sort 8orl6 laBt ii6 uber
.bieielbe Mngelegenbeit folgen0erma-
zen bernebmen: Sic @eigerung Sol,
.lnnos, ben friiberen &aiier a11s5ulie=
fern, miro 6ie Mlliierten i6merlid
.nberrai9en nnb Denigftens elmer bon
miro geneigt iein, benz lieben
'@ott al oa11fer. @enn ni9t 6as gan-
.5e angelfd9iifde @eht, 6as fid IN tnr-
fenD Snbrer enttpideIt Bot, beieitigt
ner6en ion, miir6e ser obgefebte &ai-
fer feIb1t in Ser @nnb Ser @ngldn6er
in feiner groBeren @efobr iein, als in
.Mmerongen. Sc mar Elm gliidlider
nmitan6, baB er &ollono dig 6as
9an6 erfor, mo er 3ufludt il1dte nn6
boB Die Srieoensfonferen5 beftimmte,
bob iein Bro5eB in England itattfin-
ben 1one. Sn Dem einen 9anoe NOR
er nnter benz Shnb oes D0lfere6ts,
m6ibrenb er in Dem anbern geiAubt
mare 6ur9 bas genneine &edt, mel=
DIES feline 5trofperfolgnng Derbietet,
onBer menn Elm @eieB, oas ii6 anf
oas ongebli6 bon linn berMbte Ser
breben be5iebt Dorbanoen pare, tpos
nidt Ser San it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05

tereiien bes l1nternebmens in &oln
51 %bertreten. Sc 1T Dorgeieben, bob
Der er1te Danppfer 2onbon bereitS III
Der eriten ISOLDE beg neuen Sabres
|berldBt."
Das genannte unternebmen tam
fir Die SteInng nnb @nttDidlung
@olns nn6 banit fir oas geiammte
&beinlan6 bon nnabiebbarer tDirt-
|ibuftspolittiber Be6eutl1ng sDeroen.
Mu9 nit &iifiibt auf Die ibpeben-
ben mannigfa9en &nnalproiefte our
8erbinou11g bon Gbein unb S6eloe
miro bier bier cine gan5 nene Sage
geidaffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05

friegeriiden greigniie geiteut tpltr<
Sc. @lei9 Orlando un6 @lemencealt
.berbanft er feinen Mufitieg benz &rie=
&c. Nber ieiner i~taatsmdnniiden Ed-
ttgfeit ber6anft er i'm 1ri9t, 1on0ern
Der etiernen Notmenoigfeit, Sic i'm in
fritiiber 3eit an Die Spite Der Ste
gierung bra9k.
Dabio 2loD6 George 1T fein 5taats
mann. Mber er lit Elm iebr Huger $50
Iitifer, Der bie Meni9e1 gu rebmen
meiB. Man fagt, 2lob6 George ber-
itebe es mie fein anoerer, sic iepei=
lige @timmung ieiner umgebung Elm,
51i9dben. St piiie INNER gan5 ge=
rta11, Oh un6 pie meit er fir feline
Rlane auf 8eifan at boffen babe. SIN
8arlament nnternebme CT nidts, Of
ne 6es @rfolges abiolut fiber gu iein.
@r tpiIie immer, a11f mie biel Stint
men er at rednen babe nn6 tpie meit
.er geben 6iirfe, obne fi6 Der @efabr
elmer Nie6erlage auS5uieben. DAB fi@
nit iol9en Mitteln leidter I'M &rieg
als I'M Srieoen nrbeiten IaBt, liegt
a1f Der @anb. 8eil I'M &riege Die
iepeiligen 5timmungen i6drfer ber-
bortreten, po6ur6 ibre ridtige gin>
i@abungen nnb riidiidtSloie Nusnii-
bnng meientli4 erlei9tert miro. Mber
auf Die Dn1er laBt it6 nit iol@en
Mitteln nibt arbeiten. 9as meiB Of
fer1bar audi 2loDb George, un6 6ie-
fer grfenntniB mag Sic 8efiirdtung
entiprnngen iein, Der er iebt in Baris
M11sorud gegeben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
Doftor Sdger tam al cine

Doftor Sdger tam 5u elmer
Gotten. Ser aitbmatifhe, furaiid-
tige, fat adt5igi1brige @olleqe
reoete Elm Ianges un6 breites bon
Dem &er5idIog, Der benz 2eben Der
b%Iiibenben Gra11 10 iidiib elm Gnoe
bereitet babe. ST oriidte benz
tral1ernoen Bittper Die @anb, iprad
bonn @iaen @ottes unb trottelte
biiftelnb nod @al1s.
Sim britten Sag mar Bog groBe
Beardbnis.
Doftor @imitih empfanb MN
gar ridts mebr. Ct ftanb am
offenen Grab nno oadte: lie lit tot,
nno .es" 1T aud tot.
sc q1dlte nn6 peinigte i'm ni6t
mebr. go rubebo4 u16 frieobon,
70 fiibI mar es linn in Der gr1ft.
St 6riidte sic S61oe, Die fib ibm
entgegenitredten un6 fab an ben
2erter fh1mpffinnig ins @eiidt.
Sour Serrrt bon Eoronpi niht, 1nn1tt
SoronDt Den Sob 11dbt 1eDe, Der IN
i'm tpobnte.
SIN Mbenb ftono er i'm 3in1mer
un6 iab in ben ft%ernenbefdten Sim.
mel. unb fab einen Stern glim.
men, Der aus Dem sSeniter 1es
S9Iobtnrms Iendtete. 9as 2iht
bort oben gI6n5te frl,big gIei@,
mGBig mie cine iiiBe, inBe Grim
1;er1rg.
@imiti9 5udte ,5uiammen. Da
tpuar ves" tpieber. IS fdrie nidt
1nebr: Or bafibt fie." IS raunte
unb fliiiterte: Or bat iie beieiien
an ser no1en Safel ibrer 2ieb.
bat er geidmelgt, nno ou halt Die
Broiamen %geiammelt."
Mls man ocn 9oftor >31l
@rabe 1rl1g, 1agte Die Boltmeilteri11
our Gentmetiterin:
u@ridoiien erlhoiien ali
ibrem Grab! Sd bdtte ME geoaht,
6ob er ieine Sran 70 tief aeliebt
bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
$ 9euti6lanDs gtern.

. DeutfbIanos 6tern, an ben mir
itets 10 trel1 nnb felienfeft geglmuM,
@ie baft 1n graufam uns enttduibt
uno fait Der &offnurg gan5 berollbt
@ie fab'n mir nnier,m 8olfe bid 10
lel19tenD geben bod boran,
8ie tparer mir bon 3uberfi9t Dn
fibrteit es gum Siege an!
.Dob be1er 5tern, 6ein @lan3 erloih,
oa 9eutblan6 Mut nn6 &raft Der,
lor,>
.Dn 6rarg Inn Did Elm 8oHenbeer,
oas AN bein 5trablen Aber5pg.
SeBt blideft bn 70 triib nno matt ber-
nieoer bon Dem &immelsaeH,
|Mls batfft on ni9t NIT @lan5 nn6
Bradt emit Dunfelbeit nnb geabt
erbeut.
. 9eutiblanbs 6tern, tpenn elan5Ios
au9t 10 bleibit on bod am Sim-
mel iteb'n,
unb mieber miro 70 Die 6ereinft Die
@elt bid ben un6 prddtig iebn;
|9em oftmals i6on i'm 2nuf Der Set
i9ienit Dn Dem untergang getDeiH,
|Do9 fldmmteft ftets erneut 6n auf
1nb ftrnblte1t mie6er fen nn0 melt.
Drum laiiet ab bonn Soften nidt, Die
ibr an Dentibano iebt. Der5agt!
5tern lit tren, er triiget ni6t,
penn ou6 fem @lan5en iebt ber-
jagt.
Balo treibt elm Gturm bas @olfen=
beer, bas iebt 70 bitter i'm berbiiut.
|0ann 1eb'n mir 1pieoer i'm int @lnn5,
bon Sren6e nn0 bon Stol5 erfuat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
2loDb Georges Mb,,,,n:
gen.

Der briti1de Bremierminiiter2lopb
George bat Ser Befirbtung Aus6rnd
gegeben, 6aB es nit Inn in feds Nfo'
nate11 Mattbaii am lebten iein meroe.
@eronIaKung oa5u CAB ibm Die Nie-
6erInge glemenceau BET Der fran5oIt-
fden BrGiioententpabl. Ser Srieoe11s,
bertrag tperbe iebem 5um 8erbangn1s
Der an Ieinem :3uitnnbefommen gear
beitet babe, fagt CT. so i9eint es in
Der Sat 5u fem. Bon ben fol5en @ro-
Zen gier, sic iid unterfingcn, Der
@elt gefebe at geben, Die 2dnoer nno
B0ber Observation-Disclosures als
feietr es @rb}en I'M 5iebe, Die mebr
Berlpredungen brnden als irgeno ets
ne on6ere Grippe bon 5taatsmdn-
ner11 Dor ibnen unb Der Belt groBe=
re gnttau16ungen bereiteten> olS lie
iemols erlebt bat, lit 2loDo George
ALIEN nod i'm Boabeiibe Ieirer Wadt.
Ser italieniibe 8remierminiiter
Drlanbo bat l4nglt einem Nodfolger
NIok maiden miilien unb 1T i6on bel,
atobe bergel1en. glemenceal1, Der fid
,Narf aerug glaubte, ieine Snnb nod
Ter b6id5ten @iroe nusitredfen 51 ton
men, sic sos franaoiiide Bolf olrd
ieine berufenen Bertrefer gu bergeber
.bot, hut fih Dnburh Die grobte gnttt=
feines aebers berettet;
!, Woobrofp BiIlon liegt frarf I'M
MeiBen Saule, ebenfans Elm idtoer
Ienttauidter Mat1. 2loDo George al
lem ifebt nod nngebe1gt anf BEN
.8IQbe, u,,f sen ct bllrdH ben Gang oer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
Ser Nlan elmer bireften &abelbcr-

Ser Man eiuer bireften &abeIDcr-
binoung atpifden Sollanb un0 ben
Ser. Staaten 1T gut. Da1rd feline
Musfibrung ipiir1e tpenigftens gum
Sell Ser 5ebIer nieber gutgemadt
merben, Der begangen nlr6e, als nn-
Iere gertreter onf Der Grie0enSfonfe-
ren3, oie beuti1en &abel anoeren
%iiberlieBen. Daour9 finb Die Ser.
Stantn be3ugli9 6es @abelDerfebrS
gan5 unb gar bon gngla1b ~abbdngig
getporoen. @as ons 81 beoel1ten bat,
ergibt iid) aus elmer Dor ni6t 81 Ian.
ger 3eit bon Der 6euti6en goltper-
fpaItung ber0ffentliben Nufforberli1g
telegropbifde Mitteiln1tgen gei9aftli.
der Matlr MIR auf brabtloiem Neges
nah ben Ser. 5taaten geben 5a lai.
len, neil @nbelteIegrapben DieIer Art
III Gonoon Iaiingere Set f~eifgebaltens
tpiiir6ett. 3n Incident 33spede bag ge-
.idiebt it nibt fibdfper az errater1..
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@~ebetSmeinung fur Uebs
rMar 1920.
(Bpm 81. 8uter deieanet.)

| &- \CuIl wv. WV SNtAS*SA./ gs
Die Stride erfldrt in Dem 11e1ten
&irdenge1ebbude CSC. 1896: nDie
Stride bnt Elm BON Der bMrgerlibem
@ennlt u%nabbdngiges &edt, bon ben
@lGnbigen an foroern, tpas fir ben
@ottes6ient fir ben ebrbaren I'm
|terbalt Der @ei1tlid)en un0 ibrer an
bern Diener unb fiir sic abrigen Dr
eigentiimliben 3nede nottpenoig if.
|@ie ieoer lei9t einfiebt, fir0 0iefes
@edt 6nrda,1s pernunftgem0b. Die
Stride auf Green beItebt aus Men-
|Iden uno miro bon Menfden gelei-
tel, nno 5tpnr m11b biefe 2eitung elm
2ebensberuf fem. Die Stride beoarf
oaber GROCER 3eitlider 9ilfsmittel
Seoe groBe Di05efe 3. 9. bot einen
|8iidof einen @eneralbifar, einer1
|@analer, Elm Brieiterieminar nit Bro-
|iei1oren, Sa1nberte bon Bfarreien nit
ibren Brieitern, fatboliide Sdnlen
NIT ibren 2ebrern; 6a5u fatbolifbe
@aiienbdnfer, &ranfenbaufer, II. 10.
Biele &atbolifen bebenfen nibt GENT
geno, tpeIde Bflidt ibnen 6ieies biel-
fa9e 8eoiirfniB Der Stride auferlegt,
uno begniigen iib oamit, bob fie
ISonntags Dem lieben @ott cine bet
telbnfte &leinigfeit 5uuerfen. Ole
Stride foroert feinen 3ebnten mebr
un6 Derb4ngt feline Citrate iiber Die
@iberfpenitigen, Die iib meiger1, ST
|ibrem nnterbalt bei5utrngen, iorbern
iiberlaBt ieoem Die Beitimml1ng Del
fen, mas er beitragen min. Sober aber
Bat Die Rflibt, i'm Gerbaltnis 51 lei
men Mitteln be%i5uiteuern. Isle biel
miro nidt %bellt5utage, au6 bon &-
|tbolifen, fir 8ergniigungen, mie me-
MIA aber fir bic Stride a%lsgegeben!
Sn fruberen 3eiten iberbaufte bas
fatbolifbe, ti~efgGdubige BOLT Stride
uno Hrie1ter nit feinen @aben, % ia
Die Stride AUDI benz 5eitliden 8oble
nner bent unb in ausgeoebnteitem
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
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