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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Dec. g.
Lewis Lowert. so, living north OF this
city. ended his life today by blowing
the top Of his head or with a shotgun.
the muzzle Of which he placed In his
mouth. Illness and fear that he was
losing his mind Is said to be tbs cause
Of his act
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
GREKNsBuRG WOMAN sTHICKEN.

GREENsBURG, Ind. Dec. s.-Mrs.
George Lanham. wife Of the local repre-
resentative Of the Dollings Securities
Company. Is unconscious at her home ms
a result OF a paralytic stroke
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
STREET RAILWAYS
NEED Statesmen.

In his talk on Cooperation W L.
Goodwin, Of the General Electric Com
pany, Schenectady, N. y. asked X his
audience had ever heard OF "A big bust
ness without a sales manager, and added
that Nthe street railways were doing that
that they had commodity and service,
without a salesman.
He said they should have a sales man
ager to sell their service to the public
get the public 20 like the service. and
get fair return on the investment.
He pointed out that human relationship
with customers IL essential and true
salesmanship.
The assistant secretary Of the associa-
ton. l.. +. EGrlywlne, was elected, at a
meeting Of the directors. to the position
Of secretary. made vacant by the death
81 A. l.. Necreamer last September.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
RAIL ACCIDENTS
MAY BE CUT DOWN
Electric Men Hear Discussions
Pertaining to Service.

At the closing session Of the fall meet
ing of the Central Electric Railway As
ISOLATION at the CIaypool hotel today
Charles B. Scott of Chicago, whose sub
ject was Accident Prevention" spoke of
the value OF checking up the observance
of rules relating to the prevention OF
accidents, and also of the value of edu-
eating the public on causes and proven
ton Of accidents.
What had been done in a Safety
First" drive in the Lehigh Valley was
outlined by Edward c. Spring, general
superintendent Of the Lehigh Valley
Transit Company.
He said that the "Safety First" cam
paign had been carried on for a week
through a safety councll, with the CO
operation of various commercial and civic
bodies and that 600, 900 pieces of liter
allure had been distributed, together with
displays in the windows Of merchants,
and public addresses on the subject
NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY
IMPORTANT FACTOR.
In his address on publicity" Ber-
nard j. Mullaney, manager OF the public
relations department Of che Peoples Gas,
Light & Coke Co, Chicago, said that
newspapers afforded the most effective
means OF educating the public as to the
service of the utility.
IF a man says he does not read the
newspapers" he added, "a few minutes
conversation will show that, unconscious
~ perhaps, he Is forming his Judgment
on what he has read in the daily pa
pers"
He emphasized that in starting any
Kind Of an educational newspaper cam
paign the utility must come clean" in
motive and matter-must come clean
and fair" with the newspaper and the
public.
IF we're going to deal with educa-
tional publicity" be said, Tets use facts
rather than argument. The fact Is the
thing T. get results" The place to start
such a campaign. he said, was IN the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

Off the = face,
soft brin and
ow n effects,
sailors, turbans,
chin chins.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
CHINESE MERCHANT
BURNS JAPANESE
GODS IN BOYCOTT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-Japa-
nese gods, ebony furniture and other
goods valued at $1,000 were burned to-
night in the main street of San Fran
cisco's Chinatown by Quong Chung
a Chinese merchant, as a public pro-
test against the Japanese occupation
Of Shantung and also, he said, as
first attempt to extend the Chinese
boycott against Japanese goods to the
United States.
Several thousand Chinese turned
out to witness the spectacle, and Two
students made speeches. The goods
were ordered by Quong Chung several
months ago in Japan, but had JUST
been released from the custom house.
Suggestions that he sell the merchan-
disc and give the proceeds to charity
were met by him with the reply that
a demonstration against the Japanese
was necessary.
This fs-how shall / call II IN
American? Oh, yes, 1t Is a stunt 10
put jazz into the boycott he SAID.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01

quotations from the great bard:
Grabbed age and youth cannot live
together"
Men are April when they woo,
December when the we'd"
Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more,
Men were deceivers ever.
One foot in sea and one on shore,
To one thing constant, never"
"Canst thou not minister to a mind
diseased? 9?
Pluck from the memory a rooted sor-
row,
Raze out the written troubles of the
brain
And with some sweet oblivious anti
dote
Cleanse the stuffed bosom of that per-
ilous stuff
Which weighs upon the hearth"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
PASSING OF SALOON
HASN'T PUT PLEDGE
SIGNING CLEAR OUT

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 1.-The
passing of the saloon hasn't put
pledge signing out of business alto
gether. 1t is still being done-by al
legged /. w. w.
Some of them have gained their
liberty from the city Jail here by sign
ing the following pledge:
Il pledge to my country the love of
my heart, true, constant and abso-
lutte loyalty.
II pledge respect and obedience to
her laws.
81 pledge my property, my service,
honor and, if need be, my life to de-
fend her.
"I pledge allegiance to my flag and
the republic for which it stands, one
nation indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all"
Some of the alleged reds who
were taken in recent raids here. refuse
to sign the pledge. preferrng to com
plete their To-day sentences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
]. C. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution


financially by the war.
'In the hunting shires OF Leicester
shire and it's neighborhood there Is
ample evidence of this poverty says
the Daily Mail The countryside is
Uttered with big, empty houses ana
empty stables.
'The mobiles are too poor to hunt
and the old-time gaiety of these pro-
vincial districts is now all gone Inc
old hunting crowd has been nara M
by taxation. The cavalrymen VINO
were the life of the hunting field are
dead or vanished. Their friends nave
not the heart to return. The foreign
ers. Italian steeplechasers. Belgian
milIionaires and Austrian mobiles are
seen no more. The new rich VINO
have nibbled at the empty houses are
frightened off by the big stables. They
do not hunt and they fear the expense
of maintaining the establishments
would be too great
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
DAILY MARKET NE EWSOF PENDLETON

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eegs, S0c@S5c.
Hens, 16 to zoe.
Spring chickens, zoe a pound.
Country Ham. Etc.
Ham. best quality, 2Sc.
Bacon best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter
Butter, $1.25 @s1.35.
Potatoes.
New potatoes. Sc a pound.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
STATE LAND BOARD
MAY INVEST SCHOOL
FUNDS AT lNTERESl

SALEM, Jan. 1.-The state lana
board will invest approximately
5000, 900 state school funds In bonds
drawing not less than 5 per cent m
terest in the event the recommenoa-
tions Of c. G. Brown, clerk of the iand
board. are carried out.
Although Mr. Brown says quite
number of applications for loans are
being received, large number OF
mortgages held by the state have been
Iiquldated and there now remains IN
this fund about s24s,00O.
In connection with Mr.. Brown rec
concentrations it was explained that
should any OF the balance now on
hand be invested in bonds IT could be
converter into cash should an emer-
gency demand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
BARD OF AVON FIGURES
IN DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS

CHICAGO. Jan. Mrs. Bessie
Roof, twenty-five years old. swears
here husband, Albert, who is sixty-six,
would allow her to read no books but
Shakespeare, the Bible and Emerson.
Now she is pleading for divorce and
in her bill she stabs him with these
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01
BRITISH NOBILITY Is
"GOING BROKE" SAYS
LONDON NEWSPAPER

LONDON. Jan. English nooil-
ity is going broke" The new poor"
is the phrase invented by the Daily
Mail to describe members of the peer
age who have been left in a bad way
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-01

Bashfulness and awkwardness are
wins,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

pdpltli9e 5taatsiefretar &uroinal
@asparri an @errn @otfrieo Gan-
pert, 8efampfer oes neueren Spirit
tismus, geianot, duBert iih oerielbe
mie folgt: uSn Ser Sat, at ben ue=
beln, Sic CUR 3eit groBes unbeil un=
ter Sen Meniben anri6ten, geb0ren
audi iene unbeimli6en ipiritiitii6en
Yraftifen 6ie menn Tie ni6t BE-
fdmpft mer6en, nnge5ablten Berionen
leibli6es un6 leeliibes @er6erben BE-
reiten."
Der ernite, es nit 'ii9 ielbit quit
meinenoe &atbolif metB 6emna9, mas
er 5u tun fat, 6aB es jib feinesmegs
lobnt, nit Der @eiitertpelt iein Spiel
gu treiben, tpia er ni9t in Die Saae
geraten nn0 it6 Der fur9tbaren &C.
fnbr auSleben, an 2eib un6 Seele
i6meren S6aoen at lei6en. @r miro
ii6 ielblt ni6t bet0ren la1ien nod iei=
ne 8ermanoten nn0 6reun6e nnb
Na6baren, lonoern einleben, 6aB BEL
Der gan5en Sa9e enttpeoer 8etrng
nn6 Sdui6ung, o6er ginfliiiie b0ier
@eiiter int Spiele iino, un6 feines=
megS Die Seelen ser aus 6iefem &c.
ben gei6ie6en Mnberpan6ten un6 Be-
fannten. Ct miro 1einen 5tan6 auf
Dem 8ooen oes gbriltentums in iid
un0 Ben 5einigen I'M 10 mebr befe1ti=
gen, als Sic Meni9beit geraoe jebt
tpiaoer mebr 6em @eioentum nit 1ei=
mem alten ipiritiitiiben Hraftifen 5u=
ltrebt un6 it6 in oie @emolt Ser
iflo1en @eilter Ser 5initerniS begibt.
gr miro auffldren6 unter iei1en ge=
%fabroeten Mitmeni9en 5u tpirfen lu-
6en. 81 6ielem :3mede 1T es onge=
raten> ii6 oas cine o6er an6ere Ser
treffli6en 9ii6er 6es &errn s. @o6=
frep &aupert, 6. g.. g., 6ie BEL ser
3entraliteQe o6er in irgen0 elmer ia
tbolii6en 8u6banolung biuig 5u ba=
ben iino, an5ui6affen o6er anoeren
5ur 9elnng 5u empfeblen> 8. g.:
"The Ne7v Black Manic and the
Truth about the Onja Board"
oder "Modew Sbimtism," oder
dangers of Sbirtualism," oder
"The Supreme Problem," oder
"HeW and its Problems," etc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

paltung b%erubenoen Nnflagen uno
betonen bauptia6lib 6ie etbiide
@%run6lage, auf oie 6as @%r5iebungs-
peier iid itiibt. uBir muiien nnS bii=
ten, nns ielblt 5n tauiden, fdbrt Der
Mrtifeli9reiber fort. u8as unler
S6ulipitem in 6teier Hrobin5 bcno=
tigt, lit ni9t Elm gr0beres Mab Der
Selbltgefaqigfeit nod an6 elm groBe=
res Nuantum fleinli9er &ritif. Sc
be6arf Ser feiten @ano zines flugen
@%r5iebers, Der perniinftige un6 feltgc=
griin6ete @elebriamfeit als @runola=
&c nnieres gan5en S9ulmeiens aner=
fennen miro, ser Die SEN S9iilern er-
teilten 2ebren na6 geiitlt6en S6ealen
formen miro nn6 Der auf oieie @eiie
BEN iungen Mdnnerr1 un6 6rauen Ell
ne Mu9t in sic @an6 geben miro, nit
Der Tie, pie init 6em @ebel 6es Mr6i=
inches, Die Welt aus ben Mngeln be=
ben f0nnen."
nn6> in0em er Die Mnmen6ung nod
aQgemeiner ma6t, fabrt Ser 8erfai=
fer 0es Mufiabes fort: uWe0er oas
5tu6inm ser 80gelfun6e> nod ienes
Der aNtur> pel6em biloenoen ginfluB
tie au9 ausiiben m0gen, f0nren an
Sic SteQe 0es g0ttliden 5ittengeiebes
treten; un6 tpen11 6ieies in nno nu=
Berbalb observation-disclosures feline GEL
tung fat, Damn lit aW nniere gr5ie>
bung eitel un6 nublos, un0 MIR 0a=
rauf geri6tet, nniere nnternebmun=
gen gu Staub uno Mi6e meroen 5u
laiIen."
ga ltegt Der Sdperpunft ser gan=
gen 6rage. gs mGre t0ri9t> unneb=
men 51 1poqen, 6aB 6ie @erbdltniiie
in inherent 2an6e an0ers ieien ols 6ie
erorterten = nobei mir, pie u@rac=
6uS" es uu9 tut, Sic 6rage Ser vob=
iolutiltiiden" @erpaltung BON ser
8etra6tung ausiblieBen. Ser Mit=
arbeiter oes uStatesman" fat 6urd=
aus re6t, tpen1 er bebuuptet, baB al
leg gr5ieben umionit III, oas ni6t
Ben S6ulern oaS g0ttli6e 5ittenge=
feb tief ms &er5 einprdgt. Die &eli=
gion aber un6 oie religi0ie Moral
0iirfen in Ben 0ffentli9en 9Gnlen
ni6t gelebrt mer6e11, uno folgli9 f0n=
men iene S9ulen 6as eS6eal ni6t err
rei6en, oas g%emiiienbafte Brote1tan-
ten nno @atbolifen ibren S9ulen itel=
len miiien. s. ct. 6es 6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
essnfoIqe ser 8apiernot iab it9 Dos

Snfolge ser Bopiernot iab it6 0as
in &ammon6, 2a., eri9einenoe 8la;
Ebe @inbicator peranlaBt, aus Mt-
Innta, @a., 3immertapeten at be3ie.
fen, in ser Mbii6t, ite als e3itungs.
papier 5u bertpenoen. @s lit nidt oas
erite MaI in Der @ei6idte nnieers
2an6es, 6oB ein 3eitungsberleger bic
Ter M1tspeg eini6ldgt. @abreno Sc
8elagerung bon 8idsbugr, MiiiiiIip-
pi,' 6ur6 Grant I'M Sabre 1856 ging
BORT 6as Drudpapier al @n6e, tpor-
anf Die in Ser b%elagerten 5ta6t er-
i4einenoe ,3eitung, 6eren Mame ltns
e%ntfallen lit, it6 oes Eapetenpopiers
be6tente. @in5eln @remplare bnbetr
lt6 erbalten 11n6 per6en bon @omm-
lern iebr geiddbt. 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

Die @erpalt1tng 6es 3u6tba1!es
Sing cling III Seem Sort beri@tet, DOB
BORT angefertigte S@ube fir bier nnb
einen balben Collar bertouft per6en
f0innen, tpobei nod ELM aniebnltder
@epinn berbleibe. Sntpietpeit Die &e9
11rng itimmt, tpiiien mir ni6t, aber
es m6re bieneidt ni6t u%nangebra6t,
einige ser 19limmlten Brofitgeier I'M
ter BEN 5aubfabrifanten einmol fir
IGngere 3eit an Sen ertpdbnten Ort
GIT fenoen, INT ibnen @elegenbeit 5u
geben, BORT perionlide Shu6ten at
MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
Giebesbe5ememnee,t.

> iuein' nid)t 9eine Sraneu
9eu1 Tremnbe rl1r am Sarg;
8eB menn sic Sriibial brmdet,
9m ,ueikt Sic 8elt lit arg;
Sn Stnnbem tiefer @ebm1tt
Gir 9eine1, Tremnb aus Sers
limb trag nit lin, bpQ Mitleio,
Gen grofen, tiefen Sdmer5.
> lea nidt betue 8lumen
9em Srenube anf ben SdJrein,
sic f6nnen i'm ia ntmmer,
Sa %nimmermebr e~rfre1'n,
SIM 2etbeu itre11 tie nteber
Mmf ietnem ranben Gang,
Damn bnftem tie linn lieblsd;
gu mills ser tnn're Srang!
Gus @prt ppn ieinem @erte
Sprid nidt r,1r an Dem Grab,
Sm 2eben, bpr bem Seinbe
8teb's aQseit frenbis al;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
itaatlibcs8 mrean
Mber feline Rilfsaf>
ttcncrt.

&iir5li9 bier eingelaufene 8riefe
uno Statiltiten, mel6e urs bon DEM
rMmerican Gonbalescent Some for
8ienna's CHILDREN" freun6li6l It our
|&erfug11ng geiteut tp11rber, perfen cit,
grizzlies 2i6t auf 6ie gegenmpGrtig in
Der 9onaulta6t berrfden6en .3ultdn=
6e.
~Die @ta6t @ien," 10 l9reibt sic
;3%entrallteqe fir &in6erfiriorge, vbat
felt Dem "a. September 1919 biz gum
Monat Mar5 5. S. $4,000 &inoer in
6as Muslan6 geian6t; sic MeniG-
beitsgei6i9te peiit feinen Gbnli9en
Sal nuf bob cine f0rmli6e &in6er<
@0lfertpan6erung na9 meiten, fernen
2dnoern itattgefun6en batte, I'M bie=
1e &in6er Dor Der Scot 5u erretten, Dor
oem @unger nno Dor aqen ieinen SOL
geeri6ein1ngen, INSIDE on6ere Dor Der
f0rperli9en un6 ebenio Dor Ser geilti=
gen un6 1itt1i9en 8erpabrloiung, Die
ibnen 6robt. @ir, Sic mir ie6en Sag
I'M unler SLUT bangen millen, sic
mir nit gero6e5u beroii@er &raft 6en
&Sampf nit bem Eotengraber fiibren
bl1ditabli9 nit Dem &otengrdber, um
ibm nniere &in0er, nnIere 3nfunft,
gu entreiBen, fonnen nibt Die NOTICE
gntfernung bon DEM Mngenblidsge=
16eben %getpinnen, I'M 6ieies ungebeu=
re @orn BON 2iebe at erfaiien. 9ieies
@liids mer6en ie6od 11ur iene &in6er
teilbaftig, mel6e nod geiuno iino
nn6 pelGe Die Euberfuloie nod ni9t
ergriffen bot, sic Euberfulo1e, Die I'M
Sabre 1914 1928 @iener gum 0pfer
for6erte un6 I'M Sabre 1919 mebr als
10000!
Die Eo6esf4ue I'M aQgemeinen iin0
I'M @aufe 6es Monats Sebruar bon
@obe 5n,@ o9e INT 500 Bro5ent ge=
ltiegen. Sn Ser eriten Sebrl1ar-8 o9e
muroen al, in Der lebten Bode 6ie=
les Morots HOP To6esfdqe ge5ablt.
@ir boben in @ien in elmer @o9e
6oppelt 10 bel 8%egrabniiie, als &C.
burten; I'M gan3en Jebruar &puroen
1920 Eo6esf aqe gemel6et. Dies er=
gibt bel 1894 @eburten aqein einen
Mbgang bon mebr als 21O0 Men16en
in einem Monat. Die @innobner5abl
bon @ien fat UNI 5irfa cine balbe
WiQio1t abgenommen.
Die Erag06ie ser @tener S9nlin-
gen6, olio rur eines Eeils Der Wtener
Slgen6, mur6e 6ur9 bas @rgebnts
Ser lebten Gr5tliden unteriudung
greG beleubtet. $4,000 &in6er tparen
iebr u%nterern6brt, $4,000 unterer.
nabrt, 10000 @in6er mtn6er unter-
ernGbrt u1b nl1r 6732 ni6t urterer-
nGbrt; 800 nner u1teriu9ten &in6er
befnnDen iid) in befrieoigenoem CT
n6brungs5ultan6, $40 aller Wtener
.Sdulfinoer fins iomit unternabrt
l1no man fam, 90 sic 9uberfuloie Be,
fanntli6 cine glen6sfranfbeit lit, nit
5iemlider 5i6erbett bebaupten, Bob
5000 biefer &in6er tuberfulos affi-
5iert iino.
Die 3nbI Ser S9nlfinber IN Der er-
item Bolfsidulflniie betrug an SCRIPT
1910 runo $4,000 III Sabre 1919 JIG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

@enn er peridmabt, selaitert
l1nb CUR perla6em' lit,
9ann tritt ber5lt nao setg ilnn,
duff bm geblieben biit.
. idDmi6' nid)t MIR bic Haien
Dit sierlidem @eitein,
0as Mpnmu1ent Der 2tebe
SIT better als elm Stein;
9iemeil e. le6t, iet' nieoer
IS tief ms 9ers binein,
8e,uabr' inn bieies &latden
11nb pfleg' es tre11 nnb fein!
81 100 t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

rl1nter oen 5erben gibts feline 60
5ialilten," erfldrt faltlabelno Elm
Serbe, ser sic v&oten" in 6en Ser.
Staaten nit 8affen beriorgt baben
ion. l1n5meifelbaft beiBen tie BORT
on6ers!
Dos engliiGe @olf trtnft mebr
Mil6 als @aiier. Das englii6e Golf
fann ii6 oas geltatten. 9as Boi1er
trinfe1 mir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
materialisft,4s tint Gr3ie>
~Rnnosmeiett.
Seffentlides Gdnlipitem lit Sntario
als ufretbeits= 1tnb ieelenlos"
b~e5eid)net.

StuIDol1leH nHO Wl119l1eoern rel1=
gioier Seften oie lire eigenen Bfarr=
if1len unterbalten, miro oft gum
Sortpurf gemadt, iie ieien engber5ig
in ibrer Dem 5Ditem ser offentli9en
S@ulen g%egeniber eingenommenen
|Steuung. IS lit nun tpobl tpabr, ooB
Gin5elne in Ser Berurteilung ser Of
fent1i6en 5bulen 5npeilen sic @ren=
5en Ser obieftiben &ritif iiber}6rei=
ten, tatid6li6 ober baben tie meiltens
prin5ipieu re6t. 9ie 6nr9 Sic @mitb
un6 Sotpner @r5iebungsborlagen ber=
b%orgerufene &ontroberie bot 8eiipie=
le getl1g ge5eitigt, fopobl elmer per=
niinftigen als a16 elmer nnmGBigen
&ritif Ser 0ffentli6en 59nlen nn6
oes 0ffentliden @r5iebungsipitems.
Man muB ober> INN gere6t 5n 1ein,
beoenfen, 6aB es ni6t Bios &otbolifen
1n6 iiber5eugungstreue Broteitonten
iino, 6ie an BEN 0ffentli6en G9ulen
&'rittf Mben. Das benefit II. a. cine
unlGnglt in Dem liberalen u5totes=
man" bon Toronto, Canada, per0f=
fentli6te MeuBernng.
M%iitarbetter Beg vStatesman" fdlieft
iid &ritif an.
.SSn Der bonn II. Mpril 6atierten
Mnsgabe 6es %ertpdbnten angeiebenen
fanooii6en @o6enblottes beridjtet
Elm ltdn6iger Mttarbeiter nnter 6em
Jeoernamen u@rac9ns" iiber sic BORT
abgebaltene SO. Sabresberlnmmlung
Der Soronto'er 2ebrer, nn6 modt iei>
ne @loiien 5u mebreren MeuBermngen
Der Der ommelten @r5ieber. Gin @eb.
81. 8r1ce Saplor, elmer ser Mntpe=
ienoen, batte ii9 6abin gednBert sos
Sbullpitem Der Hropin3 Ontario iei
Elm umaterialiitiiGes nnb o%utofrati=
i4es, obne Sreibeit nno obne Geele. "
Gntgegen ser 8erteioignng ser 5dn=
len 6nr9 Sen friiberen @r5iebnngs=
minilter, i6lieBt Iid n@rac9ns" Ser
IniiGt 6es &eb. SaDlor an nn6 er=
fldrt: n@ir f0nnen uns Ser MniiAt
ni6t ertpebren, 6aB sic @en15ei6nun
hung 6es @Dltems 6nr9 &errn SoD=
Tor cine bortrefflide lit. @e1n 6os
SbuIlpeien 0ntario's tpGbren6 Sen
perfloiienen 5ebn Sabren ni6t QUITO
fratii6 getpeien lit, Damn tpiIien mir
nta1t, mas al1tofpatii9 fem beiBt. un6
uenn oas @r5iebungsuelen irgen6 ct
MAG Soberes als Sen Moterialismus
gefor6ert bot, miiiien mir oueroings
befenne11, 6aB mir fem i6eoItitiides
Wirfen ni6t baben erfennen f0nnen.
gS lit ia m0gli6t 6aB 6as 5Dltem I'm.
ter 9efolgu1rg bimmili6er 2ebren
ll116 nit einem Mppeu an oie b0beren
4rdfte un6 S6eale Ser 5eele jid Be-
tatigt bat; mir nber be5tpeifeln sic
gecufl1ng auf iolbe Sbeale."
6Dbere Sbeale bon1t1ten.
Sn Der Sat cine i6arfe @er1tr-
teilnng, nn6 bod etne Rritif, sic Benz
fen0e Wdinner nnb Srouen 1tnteri6rei
ben tperben. 3enn obtpobl Sic @ritif
altJlt Sell ortlide 8erbdltniiie beriid-
iihtigt, entbalten iib iotpobI ser
p5tafesmnn" n1s a11d5 efn @endbrs-
mann ieoer ltebertreibu1rg Der nli I'm.
ffllllge 6rttlliide o6er propiin8iielnle Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

Die Gerfu9sbeirat Ser Mobeailtin
Sunnie 8nrit miro in Ben englil1.
|fpra6igen 3eitungen it ipalte11langen.
MrtifeIn gebra6t. Erobbem Hagen
6ieielben 3eittngen a11oauernD uberI
Die berrihenoe gapiernof.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

M6miral Gins meint, BOB Mmeri-
ia in 0em &rieg 5tpeimal mebr 2el1te
berloren babe, als nottpen6tg getpe-
fen m6re. @ir glauben iogar, baB,
tpenr1 getpiiie 2eute, 5u redter 8eit,
1T Sen bor6eriten 5dibengrdben gele-
gen bdtten, Mmerifa iiberbanpt nidt
biele 2eute berloren babe1 miirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

nur 35,469, troboem sic @ebure1 Die,
ier @inoer nod in 6ie 8orfriegs5et
nur 35,469, trobbem bie@eburten Die,
abltur5 crit int Sabre 1915 etngetres
ten lit, 10 miiroen I'M SATIRE 1924
nnrmebr 1900 in Die erite 8olfs-
jdrulflalle eintreten, 6emna9 nibt
piel mebr als Elm Grittel ser int Sab-
re 1910 aufgenommenen @inoer. 81
ne dbnli6e 8erednung ergtbt, bob es
int Sabre 1924 borausii6tli6 lint
100000 S9ulfin6er meniger geben
miro, als I'M Sabre 1910. ].
8G6reno oas nabere Muslano iene
&inoer 5u ii9 einlaoet, sic nod nidt
Opfer bon So6esfranfbeiten ge1Dor-
ben iin6, itelen ii6 Die 5reun6e unie.
rer Staot I'M entfernteren N11slan6,
i%nsbeion6ere I'M groBen un6 REDEEM
Mmerita, CUR Mufgabe, Den 9elfern I'M
Snlano bei5nipringen. 9as pbanta-
ltii6e Yroieft BON ain0ertransporten
uber oas groBe Baiier lit tpegen lei.
ner unm0gli6feit mobl nod nirgenoS
aufgetau9t. 8as aber Sen umgefebr-
ten @eg bierberman0ern fam, lin6
sic belfen6en Wittel unierer amerifa,
nii9en 5renn6e. Sic, bo9berebrte
@erren, iino eben I'M 8egriff oieien
8eg 5u geben> inoem Sic Elm Seim
erri6ten> in mel6em gerettet tper0en
loa, mas nod gu retten lit. Sic tDer=
Den oas &aus, penn es fertig oaitebt,
nit boQem 9febt elm 0enfmal ser
Weni6enfreunoi6aft nennen fonner1.
I'm iold}en glenb gu lteuern, I'M
Sem groBen &inoeriterben lomeit oies
m0glib lit, ginbalt 5u gebieten, bat
1i9 0as &omitee 6eS vMmerican Cont
balescent Some for 8ienna's Gill
0ren" gebil6et. Sic Organization bat
audi ibr @erf bereits begonnen u116
6ur6 sic Dor 5mei @o6en erfolgte
l1ebertpeiiung bon 6. 100000 6ie
8riinol1ng zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9eims erm0gli9t.
@er aber sic 6ier berDffentli9ten
3iffern lielt, un6 Dor MQem, mer lie
nit ben 5tatiitifen fir Seem Sort perz
glei9t, Der miro lid lei9t Elm 8ilo
0apon MAIDEN f0nnen, mie 500 un0
&ranfbeit 5uiammen NIT DEM @eblr.
tenriifgang unter Der @iener Bep0l-
ferung aufraumen. 3uoem iteater
oie Sterbli6feits< 3iffern nod gar
ni6t BEN boe1en umfnng 6es iber
8ien bereingebrodenen l1ngliids oar.
Die fiirs l2eben ite9en un6 berfriip=
pelten, 0ie i6ma9li9en un6 entitea=
ten &in6er biloen cine @efabr fir oie
gan5e &aiie.
gs lit geraoe bier, mo Die iegens=
rei9e Mrbeit oes acknowledgements
@eimes einiebt. @ir betrauern 6ie
Soten, aber mir miiiien Sen 2ebenoen
belfen. Bir miiien, 6aB Eauien6e
uno Eauien6e gerettet mer6em f05n=
men; mir miiien> 6aB elm Seim beltebt
in pel6em @inoer obne &idjidt anf
ODER politii9e 3ngeb0rig=
felt, 1on0ern ein5ig na9 WaBgabe Der
Notmen6igfeit Mufnabme fin6en, uno
es lit nns cine Ffli6t, bieies 9eim
nab &raften 5n unterituten.
@er INNER ii6 an Der Mrbeit 0eS
beteiligen mia, m0ge enttpe-
Ser sic n19jte 8%eriommlung I'M v2ie=
III Sit IS. Ctr, Inn $50
beiu6en, mo audi ioeben aus
8ien eingetroffene photographer ge=
5eigt peroen, o6er 3utpen0ungen an
SEN @ei@dftsiib oes uNmerican Gon-
Some for 8ienna's Chill
Seem Sort, (grnelt &olftpib,
Giceprdiioent> OorfDiIe 8anf), ien-
Sen.
Die 8ertpoltung oes 3u9tbau!es
Sing cling in Seem gorf beri@tet, 6nb
ev. e.. .S H