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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

for moro than = minute, Mr.. Lytcli,
dressed In thin suit OF prison
clothes, was drcnchcd to tho skin a.
were tho director. his assistants and
the cameraman.
Some splendid scenes we're taken
and. in the role Of Blaekie. Mr.. Lay.
tell does somc dramatic work which
excells anything he has ever done.
A pair Of luminous eyes glowing
through the night n fearsome
thing, ~ well may be imagined.
when Buck Jones, the new sensa.
tiou Of the screen whom william
Fox will present In The Square
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
A CAMPAIGN CONTRAST
NY SCOTT q. BONE

10 the Candidate Go. divert public attention
from the thngs Candidate Coz stands for ana vpnse
wisconsin the ikc-Candidats Cox scores A. 80. .
Ne scorcd momcnariy whom NJ made the brssen .pre.
ehss, that tho Republican had sst ost to ras
sIvsh fund OF OS0.00o.0o0 to buy the Presidency
ne headlines and thoes sevosseS
candidacy the most Of the mountseans pssesmAs
Bat sensation too empty TO endure.
Confronted By cold facts he utter faisly Of ne osssy ~
auekly Candidate Coz. rsveaed Ae oee0
sus q untruhs smultanscusy .tcoa S.gcsse
Thus he depicted snd ohoSaoterisco ~
Dealers Association In appeal toe
funds 10 help elect Cox President
moment blight wisconsin. while Boss Murphy
grnned and Boss TASga3 wnkcd
other oyscanda. Coz In the end has only
stimulating interest In tho campaign Ana tn
stimulated interest viii asurcdy make the Re
publican Victory November all the moro ovsrwhsmns ana
compsts -
: what . contrast 10 presented a to eandidatss'
Harding. becoming and dgnined role b.
attng the greatest Republic sarth
not asprant foe $50
town council board OF aldsrmsn-!s dsvetins he
problems OF tho day domestic AND inseAuoaa
with notable apoeches Of constructive character oc
attention Of his couutymsn and The
world . WE'LL =
Veriythe striking indeed. and.
credit OF tho OF Lincoln Mckinley
and Rooscvet-tho O. o. y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

A remarkable scene In "Blackie'

A remarkable scene In "Biackie's
Redemption which will be the
feature at the Liberty theatre on
Saturday, shows the daring escape
Of Blackie from prison In q terrific
thunderstorm.
Desiring to get effects which
would add realism to the picture.
Director John lnce put off taking the
scene until = thunder storm threat
eaed and then all hands were called
for quick action.
Before he had been In the rain
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
CAN'T RIDE sINCE :.
HIS BOSS DIED

DEUvlLLE. Oct. l.-(By Mail)
French track followers have been
criticixinG tho riding OF Frank
o'Noiii. Of 81, Louis lately. o'Ncili.
with the vandebiit horses. was lead.
Ing tho jockeys Of tho French turf
by wide margin tho middle Of July.
having practically double tho num-
bcr Of winning mounts OF Bcllhouse
his closest opponent. Lately O'Nciil
seems to have had an unlucky spell
and winners have been few In his
column.
Some days ago o'Neiii told q
friend: II don't know what has hap.
pened to me since W. X. Wander.
bik died. ride harder than I over
did In my life but I am jinxcd. II
seoms that my luck passed away
with w. X. He was moro q father to
me than . boss. I feel all broken M
about IT,"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

Shooter" on Sunday at the Liberty
theatre. was busy photosraphins
this feature. he was kept awake
many nights because . big owl In
sisted on perchinG In a tree ncar
his tent and making night dismal
with boots.
when Buck could stand n no
longer no took his rifle and started
out to get tho owl. He could not
ses IN owl In the tree. but he did
see two GiisteninE eyes near the
ground.
Buck aimed between the crcat.
urs's eyes and fircd. A howl that
followed his shot proved Il was just
~ we'll that his aim Was true.
Ernest Shields. anQther member Of
the company. appeared with . Ian.
tern and II was found that Buck
had shot q wildcat.
II guess that owl meant we'll
after all when he woke me up In
time for mo to get that wildcat"
was Buck Jones' only comment.
The Star theatre has an cxccp.
tionaily attractive hill for Friday
and Saturday.
Il IL "On with the Dance" al
George Fitsmaurice production fea.
turing Mao Murray and David
Powell.
It's a big picturc-bis In story, |
big in stars. big in production.
It's the strangely thrilling 70.
nance Of q Russian dancer In Amer
lea. A story Of passions that vecr
onto tragedy. and Of human beings
who love and struggle and finally
win happiness. A story OF life,
with drama, filled with sus.
psnse.
Tho picture has been lavishly
staged. sumptuously gowued. It's
Arteraft--that assures
you Of the finest kind Of produe
Ll0u. AuO IN C3CCPStOooOy oUtU |
cast enacts the minor
roles.
The story brings to the front tha
excellent dramatic talents Of Mae
the erstwhile dancer OF the
Foilies and now q screen player. The
plot concerns . Russian Immigrant
girl, selfish and pleasure-ioving.
vho. suddenly injected Into the at.
OF New York high life"
Il first yields to the temptations OF
sasy money that are offeerd her on
very hand. but later In = big crisis
redeems herself.
"On With the Dance" In described
- the first personally produced pic
lure bearing the name OF George
Fitsmaurice. II Ii . meritorious e.
tort. The scenario. adapted from
Michael Morton's stage play. was
written BY Ouida BerGere.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

Absolutely pure aceyteline gas Is
and non poisonous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

The pith Of ordinary commercial
use II obtained from elder.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

Twenty thousand priests serve In
the temples Of Bangkok. siam.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01

Mount Ararat 10 . volcano. the last
eruption having been In 1870.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-01
The Central Hotel
New Throughout

IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH PRICES THE
AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A
PLACE TO LIVE THAT Is WITHIN HIS REACH
AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT
HE COULD WISH FORA GOOD BED, CLEAN
ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU
WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEy-
ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE
NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER Is BEING
ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN
SHED AND FURNISHED.
SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT
BOOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS, MATTRESS
OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND
AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL
J. J. KELLER, Manager.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

one time Of the United States She has written
to friends in the United States telling them that
! the present conditions in Russia are rotten, &
that Mr.. Lenines and Mr. Trotsky's regime are all
up side down.. that the theory Of Marx----her one
time bible-are impossible, are UNDESIRABLE, are
tyranncal as practiced in Russia. In fact, she
says now that she always knew the MARKHAM theory
was unavoidable, although she praised it because
she hoped it might accomplish some good.
Now Emma is lonesome for. dear old United
States When she was here she said the govern
ment was "rotten," and that the Russian form
was the IDEAL Now that she is in Russia she has
a 'hunch" she was better Of in the Y. s. When
she lived in Uncle SANS land about the worst thing
that could happen to Emma would be term in jail
where she could continue to spread her propaganda
and be given her living at the same time. Not 50
in Mr. Trotsky's and Mr.. Lenine's land. In Russia
the state does not trife with it, enemies it does
not even put them in Jail it would cost them money
to keep them there Emma knows that it she
wishes to stay earth little longer it would not
be wise for her to start anything over there There
fore she longs for the U. s. She has been taught
a lesson. Perhaps it would be 9 good place for
others to learn similar lesson. #&E %N <.,s -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

y T. y ~ .
st. Paul Dispatch: The Duluth mob that put on
the trial farce would have felt even more righteous
had it had somebody to lead it in prayer. %s.s
But there appears to have been someone handy
to lead the black rascals to the ropes.-Ex. =:
= Sure thing. It is far better to be dark horse
You are more than likely to be drawn into the lime
liaht and those who bask in the sunlight OF sup
posed Observation-Disclosures Free Press
q. IL the question Of mandate for Armenia is kept
in allegiance long enough, there won't be any need
of market because there won't be any Armeni-
ans.-Red Wing Republican r I'll: z =.
I, A rare man, the president Of France: He fell
off q moving train and injured only his dignity.
In America private citizen can't even fall on the
water wagon.-Ex = =. & -: ~ =. -.
Elysian Enterprise: One serious drawback to "
being favorite son is the certainty Of going back
into the darkness Of eclipse after the campaign
is over. ..,~~.t% IT, s@ v :M <.Qt H. = ,@&
The Chippewa Indians at the Leach Lake reserva:
ton are planning on an old fashioned Fourth o.
July celebration, minus the fire water-Stillwater
Gazette. z. a. 1919: y>.]., 49, /: H. w..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

Of the octahedral crystal. The stones
in the rough are examined for perfec-
ton and assorted for sizes. The, larg-:
est stones are given very close inspec-
ton for flaws and carbon spots. When
these are found it may be desirable to
split the stone into several smaller
pieces, to eliminate the flaws and to.
secure stones Of more marketable size.
It behooves an individual known AZ a
"cleaver" to know thoroughly. the grain
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

OF The diamond In the rough. Some
times days are taken to decide on It's
cleavage In order to get the largest
and best results--a mark is placed up
on the diamond with pen and ink, q
tiny groove Is ground into It and the
stone mounted on the end Of q holder
with the sharp edge Of another dta-
mond. "A knife about six inches by
one inch high is now inserted into the
groove or, on ton Of the line, and with
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26
Z quick blow the diamond separates
easily along it, Grain. Electrical *.
perlnnentsr. 4. N !. Z s;55,.,. /
r..m : IA. Rar, Mlneur,,aI. !.

ii y Tasmania Has Rare Mineral.
+ Tasmania now promises to become
the worlds chief producer for some
time to come Of the rare mineral osmi-
iridium. The various osmiridium yield
ing centers Of this extensive serpen-
tine belt on the west coast are already
giving profitable employment to 200
men. and 1t II IN easy matter for an
Industrious digger to earn up to flo
! week, while many are making don.
BILE that and more. q complete bull
letin on this highly interesting min
eEal occurrence IS in course Of prepara'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26
PRESS COMMENTS THAT'S ALL
(1y 1xo1AHo1 1D = OBJ

Society Note-Mr. Reuben Roe, in the cellar Ct
revenue officers, has joined the summer colony Ct
Leavenworth. A quiet luncheon was served in his
honor by a coterie Of friends who had preceded
him to that popular place. The decorations wefs
.;mnle-au Of the guests were CARRIED in the con-
ventional black and white ripes.-Wood Box:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26
K'l''El:!;Ell:;P1 COOL

BE- T. p e . ; -.
(By the U. s. Public Health Servicsl
h 4 Beware 8of 4sunstroke and heat ex mi
haustiOn. NJ "A N .t 5 H * N, III
i. =, In sunstroke,r the patient is IN IN
conscious, the skin is hot, red and =
dry, and the. temperature Is high.
Send for q doctor at once Rub the;
head and chest with cold water and
ice. Wnen the patient becomes con II
scious give him colo water to drink,
but give no stimulant. ~ }: :.s;s
r In heat exhaustion the patient "
usually conscious the skin is pale
and, clammy,s and the Temperatures is
usually normal, Or even lower.
~, Make the patient lie down In; NJ a
cool place, and give him cool water
to drink. Aromatic spirits Of am
monia or coffee are useful fstimulants
in this condition. X. ! 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

Fergus Falls has done a miracle! VI the 1uno
,..ed last wear at the time of the tornado there,
$40 900 not needed has been returned pro rata to
the donors That is indeed a rare occurrence ana
one of which the city may we'll be proud.-Anoka
Herald. .'*~'.. -, 4 Z j.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

ton, and its publication, It IS expected.
will attract the attention Of tho whole
mining world to Tasmania. Last year.
1870 ounces Of osmiridium was pro-
duced in Tasmania. the value being
IA per ounce. Ia; lsf&s rtt4 $i. & s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26
Az travel to Be Popular soon.

Henry Ford says that Berlin, Lon
don and New York will, within . few
years, be only day apart. The Pa
ciic will be crossed BY air and trans
continental travel In light and speedy
Iairships will be common within three
to Ave years. fy#i s5s+ "a ~ + u 3a5a. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

Cooperation will accomplish wonders. ! nave
have friend possessed Of bottle IF yernuth;
IF we can now locate third party with an equal
quantity of gin, we can have cooperative rec1p-
rocal cocktail-Ex. , ~ { n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

'Four-drawer fling cabinet tef|
Eall iettes.sise pspers AM jointsI
electrically. WELDED. Patented
progressive srcajer fss,spensioof
2, MAKES the drawers sasde easily
and noiselessly re ~ ~,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26

!. In the diamond there is q grain"
n the rough stone, which grain Is
parallel to any Of the triangular faces
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26
MUST KNOW DIAMONDS GRAIN

Point OF Cleavage Has 70 es 0eter.
~ mined Before Gutter Begins
; Work on stone.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-26
FIELDS LOOK GREEN FAR AWAY.

Emma Goldman finds it is very difficult to pass
comment on the soviet government OF RUSSIA.
Emma is now one of Mr.. Lenine's citizens put
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Gin t1nbleies Spiel.

5eit oem 8eiteben Der Union bat.
lih 0as politij9e 2eben Mnterifas int
&a6men Ser 5tpei groBen Harteien ab=
gelpielt> in 6enen Der 8iirger au6
beute no9 6ie @ertreteung ieiner
Yrin5ipien nn6 ueber5eugnngen iudt.
Die Nomen 6ieier Earteien boben ge-
tpeGielt; lire Brogramme baber, oem
@run6lab entlpre6en0, bob in Ser
Bolitif nibts %beitan6ig lit als Der
@e9iel, grtpeiternngen ODER 8erfmr=
5nnger erfabren un6 iino INNER mt=
ser auf aftueue Str0mungen nn6 Be-
6iirfnille eingelteut por6en. @ben
infolge 6ieier 8ereitmiuigfett, it6
1teuen @erbGltnilien an5upalien, ,,neue
S6een auf oas Banier gu i6reiben
un6 imn1er pie6er elmer beran6erten
3eit 6ie @an6 entgegen 5n ltreden lit
es BET Sen 5mei olten Harteten geblie=
ben.. sic baben iib als fdbig un6
ausrei6en6 ertpieien, 6as @obl Mme-
rifas at b%ertpalter1 un6 feline @nttntd=
lung in INNER neue Babnen 5u %leitett,
nn6 mo- nn6 mann INNER bon itirmt=
i6en 9rdngern o6er gemilienlolen 9e=
mogogen Ser Beri l16 gema6t mnroe,
sic Observation-Disclosures, aber a11d Sic
Mndt ser &egierunG onf 6ie 56ltl=
tern nel1er RarteigrInoungen GIT le=
Gen, lit Sic er 8er1n6 elen6igltfp ge=
lbeitert. Erefen6er 8etie idrieb
chit Miinlter6erg in ietnem 8ud,
Sic Mmerifuner::" Sir 6ie 2ofnl=
pcrtretl1ng int 4ongreB fann ii6 eine
;3cit lang cine lofale @rltppe bon be-
ionoerer Harteifdrbung CUR @eltnng
bringen, tpie es Sic fleine Hopuliiten=
partet lit; BEL Ser Brdiioentenrchl
fam 1olh begren5tes Son6ergebiloe
feline Mnsiiht a1f grfolg berlangen.
9ns binbert niht, BOB beliebtge Ta=
natifergr1tppen Sic @elegenbeit nobr-
nebmen, ei1en b%eion6eren Braitbent=
f6aftsfan6i6aten ols 3dblpl1ppe a1tf-
511lteGen. Erit gar Elm politifder
Mmatel1r, Ser IN Sen offi5iellen 9ar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

mGbrten Borteiinl titutionen 5turm.
Gin Ebeo0ore &ooiepelt berl1ngliidte
BEL 0em Geriu9> auf leiner Bopulart=
TIT cine eigene/ Hartei a%uf5ubauen.
Die Hrobibitioniiten baben nit fana=
til6er Sntoleran5 un6 ifrnpelloler
8ergemaltignng 0er&riegsplp6e 5par
unter 8enubung Ser bei0en alten
Barteien borIbergeben6 ibr 3iel er=
rei6t; als eigenes Yarteigebiloe Bile
ben Tie tets nit Sem Gln9 Ser Cd
6erli6feit bebaftet. gu gleider @rs
folgloiigfeit ieben mir sic Mnltren=
gungen getpifer ra6ifaler Mrbeiter=
freiie ber6ammt> ii6 aus Sen 8lan=
fen Ser Marrsi6en Srrlebre einen
eigenen @arteino6en 5u 5tmmern.
9as grgebnis a1er 6ieier Mnltren=
gl1ngen mar immer 6asi elbe: tper es
nit S6een, Sor6erungen unb Mn-
1prii6en ern1t metrt, miro nit 6ie=
fen S6een Sic alten Earteigebtl6e
6nr66ringer o6er aber 6aro11f ber5i6=
ten miiiien> tie iemols gum 2eben er=
iteben GIT ieben. 9ie brittle Bartet
miro in ser umertfanti6en Bolitif ein
nubloies Spiel un6 cine @er5ettelung
bon &rdften bletben, 6eren @elten6=
mo6nng I'M &obmen Ser alten 8or=
teten peit befrie6igen6e grfolge ber=
biirgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

&reu5pGter III 81. Mgatbe, SoQano.
Ser li6 ouf elmer 8iiitationsreiie Der
ibm IT: oieiem 9anoe unterIte1ten
&loiter befin0et, 6ds M4erleiligite
trllg 1tnb Sen iaframentaliihen &C.
gen srteilte. .~-.~
&obm. SER s. Y5ermans> ..
9. Is. &farrer Der ct. 6rie0riGs=@e.
n1einoe in @ern0ale, Minn., %5elebrier,
tc am lebten 9ienltag iein iilbernes
Erlt lteriubilaum, mcau ltn mebrere
i~eiuer Or6ensgenollen, inter 6enen
lid) c,16 ser bo9m'lte SEER 9oQer=
Manu. @eneraloberer Ser &%ongrega=
ton ser &reu5pater, bon SoQano,
befan6, mebrere Briel tier Der
Natbbargeu1ein0en eingefunoen bat=
ten. Die Seier beltan6 IN einem bonn
bod)p. Subilar ge6oltenen feierli6en
0aaflogungsamte, ipabren0 pel6em
Ser bo9m. SEER 8an 9inter BON
Wlue @rnB, Ser Sbere Ser CUR ct.
Glou6 0i05eie geb0rige @enoiieni6aft
Sic Seitpre6igt bielt. 9ie gan5e &C.
mein6e nabm an Ser i90nen Seier
hires beliebten Seeliorgers tell, un6
Sen 6em Subilanten 5u ietnem @bren,
un0 6re%l10entage entbotenen ber5li-
~den @liidmiini6en i6lieBt ii6 audi
ser uNor6l tern" nit DEM aufri9tigen
@uni9e an, 6ab 6emielben nod cine
lange 11n0 legensrei9e 2al1fbabn be-
i6ie6en fem m0ge.
s. Sn Ser 5u @eit Union bonn bo6tp
@errn Sos. 8ui6er paitorierten ct.
9(lerius @emein6e fan6 am 9reifal=
tigfeitsionntage 6as Selt Ser f%eterli=.
9en &in6erfommunion mdbren6 Ell
mes feierliden @o6omtes, 0as I'M 8
l1br gebalten mtr6e, 1tatt. 20 &in6er
11aberten ii6 6em Eii6e 6es @errn
sic beim Madmittagsgottes6ienite
DOM bodm. 9eeliorger in sic Sfapu=
lterbrnoeri6aft aufgenommen tpnr6e.
Oie Srauen Ser @emein6e 1erbierten
gum &e1ten Ser Bemein6e int Gro
gel6oB Ser Stride 6as 6elteiien. SSn
Ser ct. Banls Stride GIT Sn11f gen=
tire fan6 sic glei6e Seitli6feit bel
einem bonn bobm. Rfarrer Mr5t 5eIe=
brierten Mmte itatt, Ser sic Sri tforn=
munifanten glei6faus beim Nad=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

Seli9ipredung zines irtiden Mar'
tprer=8ii9ois. Sliper Hlunfett, Der
in 1869 bon Paplt Clemens TX. gum
erlten @r5bii9of bon Germogb er-
nannt mur0e> lit am Hfingltionntag
in Ser 8aiilica ielig geiproben por-
Sen. gr5bii@of Ylunfet lit I'M Sabre
1851 bon oen 8riter 6es &errats
angeflagt un0 arn l.. Suli oelielben
Sabres bingeri6tet mor6en. Wsgr.
&agan, @eftor oes irii@en &o1egs,
iiberreibte DEM 8aplte einen &eli.
qieni9rein, Der @ebeine oes Gr5bi-
l9ofs entbalten0. Die Seierlidteit
6es 9fa6mittags iberbot an @lan5
l1no @ra6t, nod 0ieienige 0eS @or>
mtttags, als Bapit 8eneotH XIV. IN
feierli9er Yro5eiiion in Die 8aiilica
5og uno BORT Die 9feliquien einiegne-
te. Sic 6eierlt6feit i6loB nit benz
eu6ariltii6en 5egen, Ser pom Eaplte
erteilt mnr6e. &ar6inal 2oque, Ser
S0jqbrige 8rimat Srlan0s uno cine
gr0Bere Mn5abl bober &irdenfilrlten
paren antpei en6. 8om amerifani=
lGen Hrdlat maren 5ugegen &aroinal
S'Gonnea, Gr5bi16of g6war0 S.Son=
11a bon San Trancisco, 8ti6of Da-
MEL sc. @orman bon 8oiie, S6abo,
8ii6of Sobn S. @antmea BON Sos
Mngeles un9 8ii6of Sobn g. Carroll
bon 9elena, Mont.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
&tr9li9e
Ma9ri9tem

9odm'iter Sil6of Sos. 8uid
rei]te Wontagmorgen nab Chicago,
mo- ct an elmer &onpention, teilneb=
men, ser Teier 0es iilbernen
observation-disclosures oes bo9m'lten gr5=
biidofs W1tnbeleins nnb ser 9eoifa=
ton Oes it1 Chicago 11el1 errihteten
gr5oio5elan Seminars beimobnen
miro.
. 9ln nddlten Conner ltagna6mit=
too miro ser bo61p'ite 9ii9of Soiepb
glti9 in Ser ct. Nifolaus Stride in
ct. Ni9ola5 un0 am nadltfolgen0en
Morgen in Der unbefledten gmpfang=
nisflrhe 51 @Oen Saaep 6aS fl. 5a<
tramert Ser 1irml1g ipenoen.
Ms Nadtrog 5u Ser 4Oltun6igen
yebetsanoa6t, Oie mabrenO Der er=
item Gage pergangener 8o6e IN Der
unbcfledten @mpfangni5fir6e gu Seem
Muni6 itottfan0, lief folgenoer Be-
ridt ein: Oem bo9w. Bfarrer P.
Gerbaro, 3. g. g., leiiteten auBer
ieinem A~iiiltenten, bo9m. P. 9ilariuS
S.S.S., giitige ausbilfe: Sodm'ter
Msgr. 8. &idter, sic bodw. Serre1
Builder uno 9uBmqnn, bo9m. P.
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1lno Montagmorgen pre0igte bo6m.
SEER Builder. Montagaben0 bielt Ger
bodm. P. S%tl0ebrano sic Yre6igt.
Mortagmorgen nabten iid gegen $50
Eerionen 6em Sii6e 0es @errn. Mm
Gienltagmorgen 5elebrierte bo9p. P.
Cigar, inter Nliilten5 ser bo@m.
Serren ban 0inter un0 Builder, 6aS
feierlide Mmt, mdbren0 mel9em
bodp'iter Msgr. 9}idter ole Seitpre=
bigt bielt. Na9 Dem feierliden Mnt=
te fanO 5um S6lulie Ser oreitdgigen
Nn0adt 0ie Ero5eiiion itatt, nobel
Ser bodm'lte SEER Sollermann, &C.
neral=Oberer ser congregation Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

teien ni9t Blab fin0et nit ein paar
6reun6en berDor, nm u11ter 11el1em
8anner cine neue freie &artie ftr o1e
YrG1i0ent16aftsmabl gu erpeden, 10
plabt sic Sci enblaie na9 etn paar
Saqer, uno 1elbit menn eS Moniral
Oetpep lit un6 er ols Yarteibanr1er
Sic 6togge tpGblt, inter Der er o1e
Tluqqe 6es 6ein6es in 6en @rnno
gebobrt, 10 fann er es 6o6 ni9t uber
einen @eiterfeitserfolg binausbringen.
Sir sic ernitbafte Bolitif fonnen
eben 11l1r organiiterte Yarteten III
6rage fommer1. 8enn aber ein paar
Mpnate bor ser &anoi6atenpabl etn
&reis politii6 un6 pirti6aftli6 be-
6eut1amer WGner 5~uiammentriH, Inn
sic @riinonng elmer 6ritten Nartei at
6isfntieren, 10 b1eibt als praftii6es
3iel aud) 6a MIR, cine fleinere Dr.
gaui1otio11 at formen, 6eren Inter-
itiibnng je6er Ser bei0en Harteien er=
1uiniht lit un6 10 menigitens eine,
bieuei9t bei6e groben Farteten 5n
mi6tigen 3ugeitdn6niiien an Die
Erinaipie1 Ser @ruppe 5n notigen.
Oie @eidibte ser omerifanii6en
8olitif fennt fem Beiipiel, in BENT es
elmer neuen @riin6ung gelungen rpd=
re, iih m sic Steue 6eS alten Nar=
teiapporotes GIT ieben. Marttn Gan
81tren 16eiterte eben1o nit ietnen
@o6enreformen tpie MiIlnr6 6iumore
nit 1einen Mmerifanern. Greeley nn6
@eober Iiefer pergebens gegen Sic be-