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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
AlbanY.

NdG et1em an1 M0nIQ8HlOI9t1t
persaneener @obe in Ser Sieben
Sdpmeraen Stride pom bodtp. p. Mn-
ielm, .. g. g., gebaltenen 6eqniem
1purben sic irbif6en neberrelte Der
om 0reitag borber an ben 5olgen
zines S9laganfaaes ielig I'M Serrn
enti6lafene1 Srau Wuria @ertruo
stett i'm 8eiiein elmer groBen an5abl
Sermanbte nno 8efannten anf benz
bielieen @ottesader CUR &ube gebet@
tet. Die 8erltorbene muroe Dor 69
Sabren in @repenmader, @roBber-
sogtl1m, 2%uremburg, geboren, bon mo
Tie in 1857 nit ibren @ltern IN Die
les 2ano fam, sic iib in Chicago
a%niieoelten uno 0aielbit 5pei Sabre
perblieben, morauf 0ieielben ibr Seim
nad Stearns County Derlegten uno
lib auf elmer Seim1tdtte naDe oesa
beutigen 8iaage ct. Mortin nieoer.
IieBen. Sn 1869 perbeiratete ii6 Die
0ubingel6ieoene nit Heter Sofepb
Nett, nit Dem lie Bis 1885 ibr Setm
in ct. Martin beibebielt l1no 0ann
nod Mlbanp um5pg, mo- Ser @atte elm
@eidaft in 8aumaterial er0ffnete l1no
nebItoem. einen @etrei0ebanbel beiorg-
tie. Ser gliidli6en gbe entiproiien
iebs &inoer, bon benen fiinf ben SOB
Ser auten Mutter betrntern, Der Der
@atte in 1912 in Die @tpigfeit bor=
angling. Seitoem bate tie Elm ange'
nebmes Seim bel ibrer bier mobnen=
SEN Sodter gIiiabetb. Mit Sen &in=
Bern betrarern ibren Stngang Elm
grltoer Eeter S. Terres bon ct. Mar-
tin nnb bier ShmeItern unb in De-
rem 9eio teilen li6 ale, Die INN ibre
guten Sraueneigenidaften muBten.
M6ge iie ruben in Srie0enl
Sic bieiige Hfarridule lit nit Ell
ner 265 itarfen S6ileran5abl croft
net tporoe1t.
Mm porlebten Dienitagaben6 5eig=
ten iid ote Mitglieoer ~unferer Mu-
iiffapelle alm erlten Scale IN ibren
nabp blaler r,euert %l1niformen nn6
brahten ibrem geebrten MitgIteb
sl1eiplg Dinnoorf 81 ieiner 8erebe-
Iidung cine Serena6e. lporauf Die
Muiifer bur6 Die SaltptftroBen 6es
8iGoge mori6ierten uno I'M Sort Elm
&onaert gaben.
Nad) mebrere 8oden langem 8e-
inde in Nortb 9afota lit 5rau Bolts
nod bier 5uriidgefebrt un6 miro ibr
Seim bel ibrer So6ter, 6ran st. g..
@ates, maden.
SRI. GbriItina 5abiger bat ii6 nod
ct. Eoul begeben, no tie cine Steae
in Ser Capitol Mpotbefe angetreten
bot.
@abreno zines 3ienltagmorgen
bergangener ISOLDE in Der Sieben
Shmer5en Stride pom bodtp. p. Mnlz=
ielm, .. g. s., 5elebrierten 8raut=
omit lieBer ibren Greubun0 o1r6
Grieitersban0 iegnen 2l1omtg 8inr-
borf nnb SRI. &lara 8ran6tner, BET
oeren gItern I'M 8eiiein bon Ser
manoten nno Srenroen etn lbo1es
Sod5eitsfeit g%efeiert muroe, pobei
Sos gliidlibe Yaar, 0as bier in bober
adtl1ng itebt, oie ber5liditen Slid
piini6e fir cine geiegnete 33nfnnft
entgegennabm. DaB es ben 9e11ber-
m6blten ain eigenen Scribe in MlbanD
itets poblergebe, tit Der na6trdglt6e
@uni6 bes nNoroitern.
gilbert Sattalter 1T bon Gallo, g..
6, nit elmer gebro6enen &fppe, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Ridmono.

Gum gbe}tano m1rben in Der bieii=
gen 8farrfirde berfunbigt Sncob 60
ring, 5obn Ser bier mobnen0en 5az
mile Mnoreas @0ring, uno Sri. Sor-
tulann &rafer, godter ser IN Win-
neapolis anialiigen Samilie Widael
&rufer.
6ran Soban1 Biebnuien bon Sol
6ingfor6, melbe zines Wagenlei6ens
megen I'M bieiigen Sospital operiert
muroe, .gebt ibrer polen @eneilng
entgegen.
gu Ser Is. Sabresmieoerfebr ibrer
Berebelidnng pl1rben M. g. &ielanb
un6 @attin bon elmer NnanN Breun-
oe borIekten 6reitag aufs nngenebm-
ite uberrai9t uno beglidtpani6t. Die
@elegenbeit brabte einige re6t aage-
nebme 5tun0er nit iih.
gu ieinem 43. @eburtstage iab ii6
Matb. Miles DorleBten 5onntagabeno
bon mebreren ieiner 6reunoe um-
ringt, Die i'm gu benz 6eite gratnlier=
ten nnb our1 ibr Beiteres 8eien eirer1
.angenebmen MbenD bereiteten.
Sofepb 8reuing bon Serbian, Min=
neiota, traf borIekten 5amitag bier
.beim S1tpiegerbater 5rt6olin 8urit
Elm nn6 nabm 8attin unb Nadfom-
men, 0ie in Der Burlt Ganilie lange-
re 8et 5n 8eiub mnrer, NIT nab
9auie.
Soiepb 8al5 nno @attin bon Ge-
.troit Mi11n., genoB anf einige Gage
Die @uitfreunoibnft Der bier nobren-
ben 6amilie Srar5 @iirdner.
Srau Carolina @el5 erfrent Die in
M1anfato nobnen6e Samilie 5rnn5
&enD nit ibrem 8eiu6e.
Sarnilie Mlois Wefiern0orf bon
8ronerpine NOR mebrere Gage bier in
Der 5amilie Sobn 8riie nno BET at1-
Deren gertpanoten 5u @nite.
81. 81. MabotpalD erfrel1te itb auf
einige Gage 6es geiu6es ieines BRIT
oers clinton Mabopal6 bon ct. Souls,
MiiIouri.
SRI. 8. HoBmeisl Derabibieoete iiid
Maeitte LETTER 8o6e fir 8emi6ii no
Elm Iddngerer 8eiud, Der 5amilie @o.
8ir6 gait.
Matbias 9ennen tp1lr6e bon feiner
@nttin init eirlem uoranen" Mdoben
[befbenft! M0ge es ben gltern nnr
5ren6e bereiten!
Mmbros 8eder nnb Sen. Niebaus
|reiiten mfangs LETTER ISOLDE mad Sin
gal, g g., no tie 8eiddftignrg gge-
fun6en baben.
Sri. &otbarina MeDer begab ib
porleBten Wontag nod 8roperDiae,
mo lie Anite011ng geromnten bat.
Die Sral1en Soiepb Better u11o So
bann gtben reiiten Mitte LETTER ISOLDE
81 Dertpanotidaftlidem 8eiude mad
Mannnnab.
Sobnn11 @ieber bon blooming
8rairie erfreute feline bier tpobnerben
8%ertpauoten NIT mebrtdgigem 8ein6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
&organge
im G0ulltD
Qpon.

9iele Ortidaft ber6ient cine be.
ionoere Mus5eidnung bonipegen ibrer
s3unabme in ser 8ebolferung, oenn
Mpon bot Iart Dem letten 3enins Die.
ar0Bte Sunabme unter allen Gotpns
1T Stearns County al oer5eidnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Colo Spring.

SS1 e111er bonn Dod)tD. pIarreI, =.
Meinra6, .. g. s., am Dorlebter
Sonntag orberanmten 8eriammlung
murbe 6as ct. 8onifatiuS Open So
rum organiiert. Die 8eamten Der
1euen Organization, Die benz 3tpede
6ient, oas angemeine S%nterelle nno
bie @oblfabrt nnierer @emeinoe gu
belpreden unb 6nrb geeignete Wfittel
al f0roern, iino: Syn. &remer, Brd-
iioent; g. 6. 8enner, BicepraIioent
un6 Midael Mein5, S6aBmeiiter.
Sim lebten 5onntagoben6 fan6 cine
'abermalige g%eriummlung Der Drgani-
tuition 1tott, in mel6er tpeitere nno
naibere 59ritte our grmoglidnng beg
NIT oerielben berbnnoenen 3tpedes
beraten tpnr0en.
Sermann &orte pertaui6te feline
gidage @eiiben5 gegen cine in ct.
glono gelegene 8obnnng beg Wtatb.
s. Summer un6 fat Dor, fem 9eim
bon bier nod Der @ountD &anpt1taot
5u Derlegen.
So1epb 5al5er murbe bon ieiner
Satin nit einem geinn0en 5obn=
den bei6enfft. Moge oasielbe our
Sreuoe ser gltern nadien nno gez
oeiben!
Sic FARMERS 2ibe Stod gompann
berian6te am Dienlfaq lebter Wobe
eine neutrality-suspicious. 8ieb na6
.Smo-5t. Baul. Barl IS. Ibeiien be-
iorgte Ben Eransporf.
Sobn s6adma111 lit nab a6t 9a=
ge langem 8eiude BEL ieiner in ct.
Glol1o mobnen6en God)ter, Sran Be=
ter &ommeroing, mie6er 6abeim eins
getroffen.
Mod 5tpei @oden tangent 8eiu6e
BET ibren in bennington anidiiigen
gltern iinb 81. 2ubmunn nno @5attin
.na6 golb 9pring 5uridsefebrt.
SIT neuen Reiioen5en oes 8ilbelm
Ibeiien nie Sic 6es 6ranf Boiling
.nno BEG g. 8. Stein geben brer @ou-
enbung entgegen.
Sron 8ingenbeimer, melde iids1dn-
gere 3eit bier BEL ibrer 9obter, Der
6ran 6es 81. 5lemmine, beindsmei-
ie nufbielt 1T Mitte LETTER ISOLDE gum
8ein6e ibrer S6meiter nab Witden,
@, abgereilt.
8eorg @olf bon Song 8rairie err
ltattete bier ieinem 8ruoer Otto Wolf
ei1en m%ebrtagigen Beiud.
Scr 5amilie Mlpbons Studs nnroe.
Mhitte bprlebter 8obe: Elm anibeinen1
geI1noes 3mi1ingspdr6en geboren;
zines Der Rleiner nur0e aber Sam-
itag bereits ben begludfenglfern 6urb
ben SOB geranbt.
Grau Soiepb 5teil unteraog .fih I'M
Or. @el3 Sospitol IN &idmon6 elmer
inneren Operation, bie einer gltten
gerlauf nnbm.
Manrins berianoten BRET @aggonz
la6nngen &artoffeln nnb meroen oer=
artige Berienoungen oiefer Gage nod
mebr Dornebnte1.
goad mebrere Boden 1angem 8ez
lude BEL bieiigen BertDanoten lit SRI.
Sopbia Seisler nod ibrem 6eim IN
SaIting, Minn, auriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
guidel per Mder. Die Moegenernte
Iilt bardidnittlib 80 Big 50 gufdel
Ben Mder, nno 6ns Mnis miro cine
mitteImabige grnte ergeben.
Ct Uidholds.

Die Srau bes Soiepb 5teiI inter-
3og 1i6 i'm Mdmonoer Sospital ei.
ner gefabrliden Operation. SIR Be-
fin6er1 1T gegenindrtig 5nfrie0enitel
1en0, nno nod menidlid)em Grn1efien
lit ibre @enefung nlr cine 5rage Der
58eh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

rer Mutofabrt nit ben bon iDnen gge
lenften MutoMobilen %5uian1l1e1l, no
BEL Die beiben @efabrte Dlinnn 3lls
geriiehbtet tpuroen Ste ~Sniaiier nber
nit benz 5hreden baporfnn1en. ss=
Sic Mftion1re Der NodDiue goope-
5ratipe glepator u11bo Wiuiug @ou1paID
bielten Mo11tngaben0 cine GIT beild)te
geriammtung abin neIder Elm Spre-
der bon Minnenpolis IN elmer Neoe
DDS nabere SSntereife Der @eielf9aff
erldiuterte.
Sn LETTER 8obe 1T Der unterriht
I'M Shuloiitrift 81 nieoer nufgenor1-
men por0en. Mnf bent alten Butter
~fabrifplabe bat Sobn &laiien cine Ste
iioen5 fir ben @efligel5Mdter Sobn
Mblers erriidten laifen.
Na9 mebrere 8oden langem Be
iude in gbonbanen lit Srnn Maria
9anien nod bier 5uriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
pier3.

Observation-Disclosures STsE=HEEE "
- Mm Counting, ben 26. Sep
TENDER, mirb SER &arl SbieIe III
Hter5. im 8ares 6Dtel iein, nm
&oleftiprea fnir ben Muroitern at 11a-
d)e1r.
sdniiffler, Die iib als fobernle Bro-
Editions I Ngenten ausgaben, mad-
ten lebte 8ohe bier 0ie Gunoe, onrd-
il1dten bic @obn1ngen beg Mid. Nn-.
gel un6 BNeter gretter mod betmge-
branten @etraltfen. SIN 8auie 6es
eritger1annte1t fanben tie 8ier Dor.
8ns Die Golge 6es Sltn6es getDeien
ooer iein niro, 1T Big iebt nod nidt
befannt g~eiporoen. Dieien l%i1gearte
ten 5hnnffelpefen follte bod mai Elm
Gnoe gemnht merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Jacobs prairie.

Jran5 5orenlen @attin nnb &in=
Der bon Moorbeab trafen bier per Mu=
TO 5u Befl6 Der 6Samilie 8. 56erer
Elm.
Commit Merfling, grnu un6 @in=
Ser nno Jran @eorg Merfling bon
Bier5 mnren bier Sonntagsgdite Der
5nmilie Ben. Sbmib.
8eidtpiiter @elena nn6 Si1oegar6
5anfen mare11 einige Gage BEL ben IN
Hter5 mobnenben 6amiilen Commit
uno @eorg Merfling unb Sobn 8rir=
ius 5u @nlte.
Nobbem er 1ib mabrenb Der Cont
mermonote in elmer @arnge gu g6en,
g. o, peroienitli9 gen1a6t, 1T Cos
par 8l11m nod bier ms elterli6e
Su11s 8uriidgefebrt.
Sre6. Iimmers nn0 8eter @iien.
ihenf iin6, nad6em lie lire Mrbeitse
luft aufDafotaer @efilben befrie0igt,
tnieoer bier eingetroffen.
Sn biieier @egenb 1T nod 8olen=
Dung Der Nrbeit Die D%reidmaihine
5nr &11be gebra6t mor6en.
gbriif. Birnig, @nttin nnb &irber
bon 2itle SOILS mobnten bier ben
Gbeiienz&euer nn6 Sbeifens56mit
8ob5eiten Bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
pdvup5Diuo

Die 8aDnegbiue gomlrtl1nitp Sair
niro bieie 8ode 5reitog unb San
tag abgebalten neroen, bic id ma
mentli6 01rb eine ultsge5eidnete
gieba11sitenunq berbortrr miro. MI-
1e a116eren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
toer6en III bem &odfdnlaebidu6e nm
tergebradt nerben. Die beffen gor=
bereih1ngen fno getroffen, mn oie
6airtnge 81 erfolgreiden 5i maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
st. Rofa.

Sobn g. 8olfingu no Sri. Gina
Strorma11n bon bier mlrDen Cant
flag 5llm 3tDeifen MaaIe gum gbeitano
perfnnoiigt. Die gerbeiratl111g fi1oet
~fotn1nen6en Dienitag tatt.
&omn1eroen 5onntagabe1D nbr
miro I'M Diltrift 81 cine Rnrtenpar-
tie nebif 8asfet 9oeial geboIten, mo-
gu ole Sreunoe beiagten Diiitrifftss
eingelaoen ino.
Die bieligen Jorr1er iitto nit Mn-
ffniinen ibrer Siilos er1iig beibaftigtl
l1no 5ngIeih 1T sic Dreiderarbei i'm
bolen @onge. gir1ige Snrn1er er-
sbulten amanaig guide1 Wei5en 5um
Mdder uno nn6ere begnnigen ih nit
sfnnf5ebn BufdeI Sofer bringt So Biz
100 8uideI u1o @erite 30 Biz 80
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Roscoe.

SRI. g6itb Dobig bon ct. CLOUD
bat bier lire 5teQe ais 2ebrerin an
Der 8iiaage 56ule angetreten.
gbomos Sauer uro Srau BON bier
mdten in 8egleitung beg aonrao
Sauer unb 6rau BON ct. CLOUD cine
3eife nod WiaerDide, no tie iib mebz
rere Gage beiu6speiie bel 8erfpano=
ten mtfbielten.
Sri. gliiabetb 9ilger 1T borlebten
.5amltag nod Monticel1o ~nbgereiit,
no lie nls 2ebrerin an Der offentli6en
56ule tddttig lit.
Ser 6amilie Clemens Scott tD1lrbe
Elm geiunoes Sobnden geboren, Elm
6reuoenereignis, oas 5m allieitiger
8egludmnnfdung 8eranlaiiung CAB.
Sri. Margaretba 5nl1er bon Nin-.
neapolis genoB ibre obt Eage lange
@afan3 bier an Der Seite ibrer 81
tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Rochelle.

gorIebte1 Counting tieBen MrberttI
Weisnn1tn n11b Mloig 4a11fen a11f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

Safe RonrY
g. s. Sif6bab meIder bon Nortb
Dafota init @etreioe0reiben bei9df-
tigt iif, bot niffen lafien, bob er fid
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
THINK IT OVER

The man who owns a quarter sec
ton of Minnesota land is a capitalist;
He is as much hated and despised by
the socialists as the man who owes
three quarter sections, o. the man
who owns three sections Of land.
They are all capitalists, and they are
all listed for slaughter in the social
lst catalogue of who's Who" Soc
ialists hold that private ownership Of
property is wrong, that a man has no
right to own farm and it is about
time that Minnesota farmers began
to realize this fact.
The leaders of this so-called Non
partisan league are socialists. Many
of them are of the red variety who
would use force to overthrow the fun
damental principles of American dem
acracy. TownIey, the Big Boss of
this league, is a socialist, and as such,
has no more regard for the welfare of
you farmers VINO own farms that a
black faced cat has for the feelings
of the mouse it is about to devour.
You are flirting with destruction when
you flirt with Townley North DakO-
Ia farmers found this out during the
past year. Are you going TO profit by
their experience or are you going TO
try the game on your own table d?
Townley's dice are load1d and he
makes all the rules for this game he
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11

avail"
The writer of the paragraph just
quoted IS not parson or seminary
professor, or the editor of a religious
journal. He is one of the best-known
business men in the country. A finan-
cial expert, he sends out weekly to
hundreds of business houses through
out the country what he calls bar
ometer letter." reporting the judg-
ment of his expert organization on
current tendencies in business.
Mr.. Babson has reached the con-
clusion that the Christian religion
alone contains the secret of and fur
nishes the impetus toward a perman-
ent composing of the differences now
so acute.
''The solving Of the labor situation"
he writes further, "is wholly a ques-
ton of religion. The wage worker
will never be satisfied with higher
wages and shorter hours, any more
than you and | are satisfied with
more profits and a bigger house
Things never did satisfy any one
and never will. Satisfaction and
contentment are matters of religion.
Communities and industries, where
right motive are paramount, have
no serious labor problems"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
"
THE NEED OF THE HOUR.

= = 4
Says Roger w. Babson, financial ex-
pert:
''The need of the hour is not more
legislation. The need of the hour is
more religion everywhere, from the
hall of Congress to the factories,
mines, fields and forests. 1t is one
thing to talk about plans and poll
tics, but plan and policy without a
religious motive is like watch with
out spring, or body without the
breath of life. The trouble today is
that we are trying to hatch chickens
from sterile eggs. We may have the
finest incubator in the world and OPP
crate it according to the most APPROX
ed regulations; moreover, the eggs
may appear perfect specimens, but
unless they have the germ of life in
them, all of our efforts are of no
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
A SIMPLE MANS SIMPLE CREED
By John ID. Wells.

Elisher-he's our hired man
Allow there amt no better plan
OF circumventin' woes an cares,
Than smilin' when Y come down
stairs;
An lives up to it, square an blunt
Like general run of preachers wort!
Elisher smiles an fore you know
The rest of us smilin' so
Ketchin' like it isl My law,
1t fits from him to me an NAV,
An then across to Uncle Dri
Or Marry Ellen mebbe. why,
I've seen it set the pup
A-waggin' fore the sun was up.
Then bimeby, as like as not,
Some man viii pass that's meboe
got
A mortgage that his crops cant
fetch,
But like enough the man will ketch
Elisher's smile an drop his frown
An tote the smile away t. town.
An peddle it where, bcin' wuss,
The people need 1t more than u.s.
The Teller at the griss-mill gifts
The spirit of the smile fits
Across an thru the DlacksIaith's
door,
An breezes thru the general store,
Then out again, an wreaths, dog
gone,
Whatever face it fastens on;
Because Elisher's smile is jis'
(. As ketchin' as the pink-eye is!
An then the Teller brings it back
i At night along the baek-urds track,
An scatters it on either side
. The Country Road, both far an wide
Until, by time when we get in
From work, the smile is back agin.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-02-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IDOL; DEMPSEY
IDLE IN WAR

Editorial in The Home Sector.

Editorial in The Home Sector. =
If there is no Unforeseen interven-
ton or failure of plans, Jack Dempsey
will climb into the squared ring next
summer carrying the title of Ameri-
cas- greatest fighter, and, in the
most advertised, must lucrative prize
fight in the history of sports, will en-
deavor to hold the worlds champion
ship.
Americas greatest fighter! Pause
over the phrase.
Americas greatest fighter-hero of
"a few weeks in the shipyards, hero, of
a few minutes battle with Jess Will
lard, hero of the fur overcoat and the
fat bank account, hero of the moving
pictures at several thousand dollars a
week, hero of two peaceful and emin-
emily profitable years in the United
States while the greatest world s
championship was being fought sew
eral thousand miles away.
Americas greatest fighter-he who
never knew the feel of gun on his
shoulder, the weight of full pack on
his back, the weary length of a muddy
kilometer, the whine of an enemy shell.
Is he as great fighter as Scotty,
the 17-year-old boy, who, put to hold a
path in the woods north of Chateau
Thierry, killed thirty charging Ger
mans before he died on his chauchat?
Americas greatest fighter? No,
not by several millions. And the pic
ture of Dempsey demanding $780,
900 for an hours appearance in the
ring, the recent discussion of the pos
sibility of his going to France to fight
two years after fighting is over there
is too much. The present federation of
Dempsey denotes a lack of considera-
ton for every one of the 100000
fighting men in this country The sug-
gestion that he go to France is some
thing like an insult to those old bud
dies of ours who, not so many kilome-
| tiers from Paris, lie row on row, thru
snow and rain and sunshine, never tc
fight-nor speak-again.
| Dempsey is case for all the return.
ed service men in this country-es,
pocially, perhaps, for the greatest or.
gained fraction of them, the Ameri
can Legion. Resolutions protesting
against his further public appearance
as a fighting man, resolutions asking
him to relinquish his title in favor Of
someone else-someone perchance WHIT
I knows the tast- Of Stun and beans
might help the situation.
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: g 80 !
ARE HARD TIMES
THE ONLY CURE?
New York World,

new DIX w OfiQ.
When Mr.. Schwab of the Bethle
hem Steel Company says that .sthere
never was such riot of luxurious
expenditures as at present" and that
this must stop if the country is to es-
cape a greater labor crisis than that
now being experienced, he states on
ly what everybody knows to be true.
Probably a good half of the peopla
I of the country have had no Increases
IN wages or incomes or profits, and
cannot join in this riot of luxurious
expenditure if they would. But the
rest of the people for the most part
are so disposing of their exclusive war
prosperity, and accordingly are doing
what they can to bedevil the whole
economic situation for themselves as
well as for Others
The prosperity which they are
blowing i'm is an inflated prosper
| ity. 1t is a paper prosperity 1t IS
such prosperity as the stock mar
ket boomers were lately enjoying and
luxuriously expanding until it ex-
ploded over night 1t represented a
condition of what the economists call
"overconsumption which has been in
the past the invariable and immedi-
ate precursor of an industrial crisis.
| Must we have such crisis now fall
| in upon us in order to awaken the
Iextravagent among consumers and
the unreasonable and radical among
the labor unionists to the fact that
they are living and acting as in a
fools paradise? If this thing goes
on, what will be the use of our lend
ing money to Europe with which to
build up its PROSTATE industry when
American overconsumption is leaving
no material to buy at prices within
reach? If this thing goes on, how
much of a production clamorous for
labor will be left for returning strik-
ers when this state of overconsump
ton has collapsed, as in time it will ?
What will most certainly stop this
thing from going on is a plenteous
dose of "hard times" as Mr.. Schwab
implies. But is this necessarily the
only cure for reasoning people?
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BE REASONABLE.

1t has been officially reported that,
in Russia, group of industries had a
production valued at 143, 100000 rubles
and that it cost 648,00O,0OO rubles to
obtain this production. This is good
% business under socialistic rule.
Think of it! The cost of production
four and one half times greater than
the value of the articles produced in
the world markets. This is the re-
suit of the soviet that Townley and
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WHY THE HIRED GIRL oIrJT.

Among the atrocities Of the week IS
the act of the Topeka hired girl who
notified her mistress she was leaving.
Pressed for the cause she said, you
remember last week | went to a fun
eral and was all dressed up. Well, |
am going to marry the husband of the
deceased. H1 said | was the life of
that there funeral. "-Capper's Week
w.
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Back home again!-an' seems
bless
Elisher for his cheerfulness,
Because you smiled" it seems tc
say,
The world has had a holiday"
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his crew have endorsed. A pretty
substitute for American business
methods. Do the farmer members of
the Nonpartisan League know what
such condition you'd do to farm val
ues Do you want to encourage Town
ley in his endeavor to obtain socialist
ic control of Minnesota? Let's be
reasonable
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Some people lock the barn after the
horse has disappeared and others sue
to recover the money last on a prize
fight
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A Test.

''Is that woman rich ?" 81 should
say so. She is rich enough to afford
to be kleptomaniac"
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FURNITURE.

Davenport, Cupboard, l bed with
spring, Center Table Commode, Some
Fruit Jars, Cream Cooler; Hot Blast
Heater.