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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
ARTIFICIAL WOOL.

According to LExporta teur
Beige there is considerable interest
IN Germany in a patent recently
taken out on a process for the
manufacture Of artificial wool. In
principle the process consists of
COMPRISING wool scraps which can
not be otherwise utilized-shreds,
ends, short fbers, washing wastes,
etc.-and soaking them in a yiscous
solution of cellulose or one Of its
compounds with a small percenta ge
OF glue; the product thus obt6ined
Is cut into thin sheets and Strips.
which can be treated after the nam
ner Of paper yarns, The Germans
claim that the yarn thus obtained
Possesses all the properties of real
wool.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
0 BUILT TO LAST.

A privileged party in being con-
iucted through the state rooms Of
the White House had their attention
directed to the handsome clock upon
the mantel Of the Blue room, pre-
ented by the French to President
Andrew Jackson in 1924. at was
running then" proclaimed the chief
usher OF the mansion boastingly,
and it's been running ever since"
Louis XiN's own clock, by the
say at Versailles. has been running
regularly since 1913.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06

are expecting to feed out lambs
this fall are beginning to place
their orders in the Kansas CITY
market. One of them, a Carroll
County farmer, intends to use
a car load of sheep to clean up
the waste material over his farm
and to help harvest his corn in
which he has planted soybeans.
The county agent has recon-
mended fall feed which is to be
obtained by early blowing and
stubble lands, and seeding to
some grain crop. If the weather
conditions are favorable this u
sually produces an abundance of
succlent feed, which rattens
sheep very rapidly if they have
access to a corn field where it is
possible for them to get enough
corn for the finish. They often
finish in from seventy to one
hundred days. The quotations
on lambs for feeding are show
ing an upward trend, which may
serve to discourage some far
mers who have been planning to
feed lambs this fall.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
WANTED TO SAVE THE GRASS
Perfectly Reasonable Request Made
10 Fireman, and Yet He Seemed
to Be Annoyed.

"Hsllo, halb!" shouted the fire
man, answering the frantic tele-
phone summons.
"Are You there" came back in
sweet feminine tones.
"Yes.s
"Who is it?"
"lhe fire station"
Il wish to say that my front gar
den"
This is the FIRE station
you've got"
Eyes, | know. My front garden
runs along the side of the BigAames'
house. Now, only todsy | sprinkled
some fine new grass seed on the
lawn"
This amt a gardenersp rOared
the fireman.
q know know | know But
| want to say that as my garden is
my particular pride"
"Wot's it all got to do with us ~
"Oh, we'll, the BigAames asked me
to tell you that their house was on
hre, so don't let your nasty fremen
trample--"
But ne was gone
Weekly.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
BuILDlflG ROADS IN FRANCE
D~cughboys Said Actually to Have En-.
Ioyed the We *. for a Variety
Of Reasons.

Not many men Of the A. E. F. do
not recall more than one time when
the first sergeant fell in" the COM
pany, or half the company. and
turned them over to a junior officer
detail to make roads through the
mud. How amaziIlga thing it is to
look back on. but how naturally
they went about a TASK Of which few
if any Of them knew ANYTHING, un-
der a "shayetaiI' who knew no more
about it than they did,
Those roads we're made somehow.
And over them rolled the heavy
guns or the trucks LOADED with sup
plies. Over them moved acivilian
army to the sure accomplishment VI
a single purpose.
Road making, shack building.
digging, ra~ilroading, truck driving
chiefly done by amateurs and
usually done without proper tools
and always Goce without enough.
And some mcn have told us they
never enjoyed any work 50 much.
The reason perhaps is that the rain
and the mud and the WEAKNESS slip
from memory, whAe The pleasure
OF working together, every man as
much IN it as every Ola e else. every
man with the same id ca, remains.
There will be far less happy things
to remember as the yea rs speed by
than days-and nights-of road
making in France Milwaukee
journal.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
Old-FashiOped Potato Beetles A.
bundant.

The season for the long slen-
der blister beetles or old-fash-
Toned potato beetles is here a.
gain, reports the University of
Mo. College of Agriculture. One
form has black and yellow lon
gitudinal stripes while another
common form is slate colored
with three light stripes. In the
grub stage the yellow and black
stripped one is beneficial by
feeding on the eggs of grasshop-
pers. However when they e.
merge in swarms they do much
damage to garden and truck
crops or at times even to field
crops Grasshopper eggs were a.
oundant during the past winter
and spring, so the blister bee
ties had plenty of food for de-
veloping and are now appearing
In great numbers.
To prevent trouble from these
beetles resort to driving, using
dry dust and brushy limbs to
drive them out of gardens or
other crops Where abundant e
nough to warrant it, coal oil NAV
PC sprayed or sprinkled on them
as they are driven along paths
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
McMULLTN'S TONIC
The Reliable Tonic

influenza, pneumonia, coughs,
bronchial troubles usually leave
the lungs in weakened condition.
McMuIlin's Tonic
is a wonderful tissue builder
given you strength and has prov
a blessing in building up run
down systems.
For tuberculosis, asthma, hay
lever, bronchial troubles,
born coughs, there is nothing
like "McMullin's Tonic" Mfrr.,
only by T~ilden-McMullin Co, Sc.
daiia, Mo. For sale by all
ALL DRUGGISTS
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
Wins Sharples Prize Scholarship

Wins Sharples Prize Scholarship
Margaret Cassel, d senior in
the University of Missouri Col
lege of Agriculture has been a.
warded the Sharples Prize Schol-
arship in Dairy Husbandry.
This scholarship is awarded by
P. M. Sharples, president of the
Sharples Separator Co, and a.
mounts to $500 annually. The
purpose of this scholarship is to
encourage young women to en-
ter the field of dairy husbandry
especially along educational
lines, by making a study of pro
duetion of dairy products and
their value as a food, and such
additional subjects as will best
equip them to engage in public
work after graduation so that
they may assist in the education
of the American public to the
Necessity Of a greater and more
intelligent consumption of dali
ny products. The management
OF the scholarship is in the hands
Of a scholarship committee au-
thorized by the faculty of the
College of Agriculture.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
SEES OIL OUTLOOK eoop.

At the launching Of the Anglo
American Oil company's motor tank
vessel, the Narragausett, at Barrow
IN FurneSs, a statement was made
by the head of the yickers ship
building works, Sir James McKecb-
ME that oil was the fuel of the flu.
lure, and that users need no longer
be deferred from adopting it by
fears that it will be difficult to get.
or that the supply will lie inadequate
or that the price will be uneconomi.
cal.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06

or between crops. Poison sprays
DO not kill this type of pest quick
enough tolsave' the crop where
a heavy swarm of the beetles is
present. Shaking the beetles
from plants into a pan of water
with a layer of coal oil is aetfec-
tive where the swarmo Of beetles
is small.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
NEW ARTIFICIAL SILK.

Manufacturers in England have
oegn taking artificial silk. Sam
piles Of the thread are said to be Of
such texture that when converted
into clothing they will have the an
Peaance and finish Of natural silk.
ne factory will eventually be able
70 turn out nine tons Of artificial
81 liz day. The same company also
N axes nonindanmable films, syn
thenc perfumes and aspirin.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
-DEFE

She-Do you think many women
will be elected to congress when
they get national suffrage;
He-Yoa bet your life they won't.
a man has got to have some place
where he can talk without a WON.
ans taking the words out of his
mouth Baltimore American.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
NONE TO READ.

He-I went to the palmist last
week to have my character read.
She Yes! What did he say?
HF-He didn't say ANYTHING. He
looked at my hand, coughed a bit.
mi Then gave me my money back
Dallas News.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
coMMIr

"loo You let your wife make a
beast Of burden Of you at house
clean ,ng times ?"
~ ell when she intimates It il
me 70 attend to the carpet, | beat
tN
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
FELT LINEN SHORTAGE.

Old railway plans aud tracings,
IN one Instance dating back to 1885.
were converted INTO linen dressings
curing the war in England.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
DOMESTIC FLArrsRy.

He-A disease generally attacks
a person in his weak point.
She-fes. notice when YOU
catch cold ii is always in your head.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06

Every man with an ambition
used TO have a good grip on his
riding whip"
"And now it is a clutch on his
machine"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
Zen Feed.

Nine grain mixture. Makes
them lay Phone 1853.
Warder 4 Connor.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06

Preparing to Feed Lambs
The farmers in Missouri who
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-06

Select your tires ac-
cordine to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun.
try. wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels
The U. S. Plain.
For best results
e-Verywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
General pcrihittes 8ed,t>
f%crtiontto.

@albington, -. Sun. Die Dor
Dem &uusousi6uB fir &riegSangele-
genbeiten erbobene MnfIage, 6ab an
@nffenltiultanostoge unniitlidertDei=
1e omerifanii9e Meni1enleben geop-
fert mlr6en in6em ein &egimert tns
.G6e1ter gei9idH n11r6e, ols bereit9 BE-
ffannt tpar, baB Sic 3entralmddte ii6
bereit erfldrt bdtten, Die @nffen 81
1treden, miro in einem S9reiben Sc
neral 8eribings o1s nidt iti6boltig
be5eidnet.
General @eribing fubrt aus, oaB
Die nmerifani16en 5trettfrdf te nnter
einem bon General Sod om 9. SEQ
bender 1918 an 6ie nuiierten See
feblsbober erlnifenen 8efebl borgin-
gen, nn0 6aB Die 8efeble gum Mn-
griff 1obol6 nls moglt6 5urndge5o-
gen mnroen, nn9bem Tim amtlib Die
unter8eidm1ng 6es 8affeniftnitanoes
mitgeteilt iporDen nor. Heribtng err
fl6irte 6es netteren, aud Die 8ebaup=
tung, amerifnnifde Wannfdaften Bot
ten porriiden miiifen, mabre16 frn1=
50ii19e nntdtig blieben, lei uonrdons
irrtimlt9."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Der Opfer is,1,jcritcs.

Berlin, II. Sainuar. Die Ste
giermng bnt folgenbe Proclamation
an Sic &enobner Der HroDin3en err
laiien, tpel6e bon Del1ti9lano abges:
trennt tuer0en:
Scr ungliidli6e NuSgang BEG
@rfeges bat nns mebrlos Der @iqfMr
l1nferer @egrer uusgeliefert, Die lnS
obne &udItbt a1f ben @rnn0(nB oes
S~elbltbeltimmnngsrebtes I'M Numen
6es 5rie6ens als i6nerites auer Sp=
fer BEN @er5tm nuf 6euti6e Brobtn-
gen I'M Often, @eften un6 Noroen
anferlegten, moour6 bun6erttaltienoe
l1nierer 6eutl6en 2an6sle1te nnter
fremoe @erridaft geifeM peroen.
uDeutibe Brii6er uro 56neitern!
0ei9t MIR in Der @tunoe 0es Mbl6te-
.oes, ion6ern fir ale Soften 1ino un-
1ere Ser5en bon Eral1er erfiiqt iber
11nieren Berluit. 8ir geloben @u6
I'M @atnen Der gan5en 6enti6en Nta-
ton, @n6 niemalS 5n bergeiien. SSBbr,
fir @uren Sell, mer6et nnier genein-
1omes 6euti6es GaterGan6 ntemals
bergeiien, oelfen iino mir gerpiB."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Grit utresfcn" Naftft nrot"

sprocnie, M. g., 10. Sun. Ste
pollution mag 6ie unmittelbare 6olge
Ser Yrobibitip1 fem, tDie Neb. 81. 6.
Campbell Morgun, @aitor Der Weit,
miniter Mbtei in 2onbon, gelegentltd
zines @eiuds IN 5pracufe g, q. err
flqirte.
uWenn iimurer ein groBes 9ano
itorfe @etrdnfe IN 8ann erfflart, mlb
es ifiid auff eir1e Nebolution gefaBt mo
6en,1 erfldrte er bon Der &nn5el ber-
ab. u@ent1 Elm. M1u1n aufbort at
trinfen, beginnt er gu 0enfen. WaS
.iib in Nl1blan0 alf rebolutiondrem
@ebiet 5ugetragen bat, paiiierte mad
Mbi6affung 6es Boofn. Mem 2on-
Don troden mer6en fonte, miro Die
0it1eite ii6 erbeben."
8e5igli6 Der &robibition in ben
Ser. 5tnaten ingte Dr. Morgm: .@s
Elm tprn6erbares @reigniB iein
menn 6as 2anb boQitdn6ig trofen:
miro nn6 ii9 barar getD0bnt; Dos
miro ieoob lange 6q11ern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

mar l,lo MN ei1e oroer1tIihe Mliii.
le init DoppeIbetrieb, no5u sic
&errfddIt nidt cine11 rotten 9fen.
Mig 80 beigetragcn bot, unb 6esDe-
gen oInte id Scr Ser Baron oas
rod crit nod uberlegen nit BET
Nad5terboGbbunq, oe1m mas la bin,
ids fam barauf nift ei11eeben, neil
es cine unbiniafeit it uuo cine
41rte.ss
so, benz man 5nn, fagte oer
@utsberrl aDaan fage fh SSbnen
hermit aufl &ailen; ih. friege tpobI
nod eineft anoeren Bdhter."
Der Mii1er 1labm cine Brife unb
idneu5te fib: nEja, 5err Boron.
tia, bas iii moM m0gIib, es gibts
ia Miners gerl1g, nn6 Die MMble
lit gut, BLOB bob ib meine, mer1t
Der nere Bdbter fcir1 &erenmeiiter
lit ooer iii6 barauf Deritebt,, nit eli,
mem 2uftbanor 81 fabren; benin 10
m6dte ib nobI miiien, mie er nad
Der MiibIe binfornmen nin?" Ger
Boron 5og Die Mugenbrnuen hodl:.
n&aiie11, mas reoen Sic oa2 8ie
ion i6 6as beriteben2" Ser Mil-
Ter madte fem buiinlmites Geliht:
uSin, &err 8afon, ons lit bod gat1s
einfa9, no Sic 1neil1en Batter ielig
ben @eg %berfauft baben. Der ms
10 urtbeqllem par, uno nir uns ben.
8utueg 6ur@ uniere @iefen gemaht
baben, in6em bnB nun a1es 2ano
ru1to nm 6ie Miib1e unier 1T unb
fein ar6erer Meni6 obne 11niere
gr1qubnis na1 Ser Muble. binfpm,
men fanr .nr1bers OILS 6urh 3nube,
rel ODER nit einem 2uftba1ton, mas
bod 5l urnifanoli6 1T uro 80 fof!f,
fpielig."
nginen MugenbIidf" fagte Ser
Baron, lid babe etpas bergeifen
ct ging al benz Snipesstor uno lin.
melte Ben gn15 furhtbar berunter
tpege1t bes gerfanfes BEG @eges,
un6 nodber ml1Bte ser &ntfder am
ipnnnen utt6 Sen groBen 5piegel
nod Der Staot fnbrert, neil mitfen
brin Elm groBes God tpar, l1n6 cine
&riitanf9ole lag in taufert6 CIDER.
ben nnf Ser @rbe, nn6 als &aiier
fort mar, or6bnte bos gar5e GbloB,
10 fIl1bte Ser Sreiberr, nn6 Ser SS1t-
fpeftor ging berunn tpie Elm S1tn6,
Der sic Gta1pe i'm 2eibe bat.
MIs 6ns Sabr fi6 mnn6te, fam
@ofien ridt tpte6er an 1t16 brn6te
Sic 8aGt; er bette sic Miible bot
benz Baron gefal1ft, un6 er batte
iie biqig gefaltft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
m,tn fatheliiAe21 1ii>
iieftcft.

Die Mcta Mpoltolical Se6is nno Ser
v0Herbatori &omdno" ber0ffentliben
Sen @ortlaut 6es Mpoitolii6en 8rie=
fes, Sen Bapit 8ene6ift XIV. nnter
benz Datn1n 6es 80. Nopember 1919
an one 8i190fe Ser fatboliiben 8elt
erloiien bot fir gr0Bere 60r6erung
ser lMi1fionen. Das &unbi6reiben
~Marimrm ilu0" gibt einen geldidt-
li6en neberblid iiber bas Mpo}tolat
Ser 8erbreitl1ng 6es 81. @laubens II.
fonltatiert, pie nngeahtet iebr gru-
Der Mnltrengungen bod nod 5ablloie
l1ngldl1bige borbanoen itno. Ser Bnp1t
fre11t iid) febr Ser fri1b ein1eben0en
8etpegung fir Die Miiiionen nno gibt
baber Sen Bifbofen Mnnei1ung, mie
lie oieier bo6mibtigen Sa@e bienert
fonnen.
8orob men6et iih Ser 8aplt an
sic opoitolilben Bifare uno Mii-
iionsbildofe nno erinnert tie an Die
8flidt ser itetigen geiitliben @rober=
.ung; mo- Sic ibnen our 8%erfugung
ltebenben &rdfte ni6t mtSrei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

iie ni9t 50gern> iolbe bel an
lbern Observation-Disclosures nad)5nin=
den, tint Sic Musbebnung Der Wiiz
|1ion 5u erm0gli9en. 8eion6ers na6=
briidli6 betont Der Bapit Die SCOT
men6igfeit, Dem eingeborenen &lerns
|eine tii6tige @bulung 5uteil tperoen
5u lai1en; Der e%ingeborene &lerrS 1oQ
auf Der glei6en geiitigen fultureuen
.@0be 1teben, tpie 6erienige Der fulfil
|bierten Nationer1, 6en1 tpie oie Stride,
bie fatbolii6e &irde, BET feinem
golfe Elm 5rem0ling 1T, 10 iouen
ol1b aug ieoem Bolfe Brielter berDorz
Fgeben,6enert 0ielesas ieinen 2eb-
rerr oeS g0fli6en @eieb8 nno Slit
rern gum &eile fo1gt.
@in6ringli9 erntabnt ser 8apit
6ie MiHior1dre, it6 als ein5iges 3iel
Die &erbreitung oeS fatboltiden
@la11bens gu itellen unb nidt> 0as SSns
terelle ser Nation. Sem fatbolii6en>
oieieS Momens miiroigen Wiiitondr,
ruff ji6 im1ner pie6er in @rinner-
ur1g, baB er m1sidIjeBli6 Elm gote
|@briiti lit un6 lt6 acknowledgement
10 anf5nfiibren bat, bab ieoermarn
in ibm Ben Diener Der Geligton err
fennt, tpel6e ole Wen1Gen umfaBt,
.6ie @oH I'M @eiite nn6 in Der Mabr=
bett anbeten, nn6 tuelde feirer goa=
ton frem6 lit.
Mo6oem Ser @npit nod oorauf
b%ingenieien> 6aB Der Wiifionar fi6
iorgfdltig o11f iein Mmt bor5nbereiten
bot, legt er Die Hflt6ten Der @lanbt.
gen gegeniiber ben Wilionen bar,
Die oieie %unterltiiben io1en NIT @e=
bet; at bie1em 3meGe emupfieblt Der
8apit 6as ~@ebetSapoitolat" Ser
ner bur9 Mebrllng Der 3ob1 Der
Miiiiondre;: sic 8iid0fe io1en nidf
aus 611rbt, Die 8abl. ibres eigenen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Gtr9lt9e
Na0ri9tem

*Sodm'iter stidof Soiepb 5. 9pid)
bat utter bent alerus Der Oi05eie fol-
gellbe S%erlesungen ungeoronet:
Sod)tp. 9err Gb. @runenpalo, felt
Sen Iestel1 Sabren &aplan int ct.
Rupfaels @ospital 5u 81. Glouo muir
oe MS gforrer Ser 81. Marien=@e-
neinOe in NlerunOria aniteue 0es
budtp. Serrn 6rance5 8elp ernannt,
Dem sic Enitorution Ser ct. Yatrids
Gemeil1be IN Benton County, Die big
babin oils 6iliale bon 9iilm aus Der=
leben ipllroe, 5ugeteilt tpur0e. 9odp.
9err Solepb Stepbau, Bis 0abin Bfar=
rer ser llnbefled. gmpf6ngnibgemein=
De in Slice m1rbe nit Der &aplan1telz
lie i'm ct. Hapbaels Sospitol betraut,
uno sic @enteinoe tn &ice miro Biz
u1f l~ueitere Nod)ridt bin an Som-
tagen BON ct. Glol,o aus perieben.
geirn Mntritt ieiner ne1,en @emeinoe
int ct. Eatrif fono Der bodm. 9err
@eIp cine idone neue, beitens ausge=
~itottete Eforrtpobnung Dor, Die oie9e=
nteinoe SIT ei,1em &oitenbetrage bon
$500 biniteaen lieB.
Sn elmer letten Spnntag III ct.
Mortin obgebaltenen @emeinbeper=
iamnll,ng m1roe Ser einitimmige Be-
idIl,B eefabt, Sic ct. Martins Sir
die 6efprieren l1no lonltigen nnt1penot=
gen @crbelierl,ngen urrter5ieben 5n
lulIen.
Sodp. P. Augultin 8. g. s.
Gfarrer Ser ct &utbarinen=@ enein=
Sc in Sornti11g, traf Wttttpof 51r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
aom,nen ME ba5u.

Gin gegetarier, Oefien San1ilie2
mad a%uBerbalb gereiit par, nabm
fem Sriibftid in einem &eitaurant
uno iebte 1i9 on al eiren Gid, at
meldem i9on ein ibm fremoer
Ma1n fab. Or ergriff benn aud
alsbaI6 Bic @elegenbeit, Dem 5rem,
ben gu o%ffenbaren DOB ct ales
Sleifdeiien fir ~beriperflib balte,
uno i'm gu belebren mpm0gli6
at befebren.
SD eife aud iebr ielten 8leii9d1
bemerfte Der 8rembe, Der ibm gut@
mitig un6 aufmerfiam 5ngebort
bate.
u5ie baben foeben @ier beiteQt4
entgegnete Der gegetarier. Gin 81
1T 10 gut pie Slei5dl, oa es ia bod
einn1aI Elm 8ogeI piro."
Ser 5rembe ihuttelte. ernlf oen
8opf, nno nit groBem Grrite e.,
.9ie eiier, oie i'd eiie, neroen
11iemals B6gel."
nnnm0gIib!!1 REF Der geeetariers
aus. Bas fir Ger ellen Sic
oen11??"
nno Ser 5remoe, obne cine
Miene gu per5ieben, ontportete:
.Meiitens gefodte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

2eitnng ser SabreSerer5itien Ser 3og=
hinge ser ct. Bene0ifts=9lfaoemie in
Soiepb ein.
&od1p. Serr 2in5, melder nit Der
Baltoration Ser ct. MorgaretbenA@e=
meinbe in Safe &enrp betraut it, ber=
las lebten Sonrtag Die &ir6enreb=
nung nit DEM Ger5ei9niB, 6uB Die
iiber einen &ir6enbanfonos
bon $4,000 perfugt nno es tpnroe
in elmer obgebaftenen @emei110eDer-
iammlnng beibIoiien, I'M fpntmenben
sSriibinbr nit oem 8ul1 zines nel1en
@ottesban1eS 3u beginnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Gingeidatt.

Ser Auartiermeiiter lrn6 borbe.
.yiteroe Mgent 6es 3irfus idIttelte
ben &opf.
uGs lit bod ton", iagte er balb
gu 1ib ielbit, mas fir Soeen man.
de 2eute bon enforcement babenl"
uS&3ann i9 mir 6enfen", bemerfte
Der Mann, Der i'm @aif5immer oes
&otels neben inn lab.
nSa, oenfen 9iie", fubr iener fort.
r9a ml1r6e Dor Elm paar Sagen, als
ib gero6e a1f Ser 5traBe NOR, ein
&nopf an meinem neber5ieber lofe.
un6 i6 ging at ei1em Sdneioer
unb Iieb ben &nopf feltndben."
r5elbftberftdn6lih".
rMs Ser Manr nit feiner Arbeit
fertig mar, fragte i'd, mas ib lanl.
oig m6iire".
SEA, un6 -"
~, iagte er, u6as 1T ALRIGHT.
Sd fam Sbnen bod fir iolde &lei-
nigfeit nidts bere6nen. @eb6rer
Sic nidt gum 3irfns?" /
SD beiabte. @oranf er fort-
fubr:
u@ijen sic, ga geben sic mir
Elm paar Sreibiuette. uno
sic 5a6e lit erleoigt."
vBas bnlten Sic 6abon2 Sir
6as Mn114ben zines &nopfes Der.
langt Ser Mann ntbts meiter als
5pet Dolnrs!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

&lerus al miir1bern a6gerr, bic cine
ODER ol10ere RraHf al bic Miifonen
|fnb3ugeben. Sir Die mnterie4e lin.
|ter1tniibuag Der MiiIionen empfiebH
Der Bsdpft bag v8erf ber 8erbrei-
|tung nes @laubens1 ben sainbbeit
SeinNereir11, Das sNserf bes il,
1Ketrus1 nlfb oie algen1eine @rden-
lanmllung an Dreiffonigentaee.
8arm begriiBt Der 8api bob ii.
alien DiD3e1en Der Brielter-W2iiiions
bunb eingefiibrt meroe.