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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Federation Is Formed on Paper
by PIotters in Switzer-
land.
DETAILS ARE NOT COMPLETE
ExiIed Rulers. Seeing the Hopelessness
Of Their Cause, Now Center All
Their Plotting on One Great
Scheme.

Berne, Standardization ''the play
ground Of Europe" Of before the var.
Switzerland has become ''the plotting
ground of Europe" II after the war.
And all of this plotting may now be
summarized in one general end of "the
constitution Of q Danubian confedera-
tion."
To the credit Of the Swiss 1t must
be said they resent In the extreme de-
gree the abuse that is now being made
Of their country and their hospitality
BY the exiled rulers and statesmen of
efstwhile empires and states, but they
are as helpless In the matter as they
are innocent.
Keeps Everybody Busy.
While they cannot keep their little
country from being converted into an
incubator. however, they can at least
try to keep the plots being brooded
therein from actually Matching, and the
Swiss secret service, together with Its
gendarmes, its policemen, its detectives
and Its public officials generally, are
putting in quite few sleepless nights
to this end.
~'O' tAitAt tiC SIduudl IcuuJuSLIutHL
OF Europe has left no doubts In the
minds Of certain exiled rulers. like ex-
King Constantine of Greece and some
of the former rulers of German states.
OF the hopelessness Of their cause, NIL
OF the plotting in Switzerland has
come slowly to center on one great
scheme, scheme that is not only con-
sidered possible, but that is considered
by many of the great minds and au-
thorities Of Europe as being absolute
ly imperative and Inevitable.
This is the constitution Of a Dan
ubian federation to replace the old
dual monarchy, and which, according to
Its hackers. is the only thing that can
Insure the life of the half-dozen or
more states Into which the old Austri-
an-Hungarian monarchy has been d.
vided.
Vital and Imperative.
Whether this Danubian federation
has its center north of the Danube
with what is left Of Hungary and Aus
tria as a basis or whether 1t mas Its
c-1ter south Of the Danube with Serbia
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Sadder Still, if the Little Darling Has Rabies

eVeH u1ese vulgar, what You call
hamburger meat. He starve before he
rat 1t. The brave doggiel
1t happened in the Cafe Lafayette,
at Oh Wabash avenue. Everything is
happiness. The orchestra go La, la,
"a. The mademoiselles make silvery
laughter. The papas beam. The man.
mas are enjoying their dinner.
There sits the little Pauline Helm.
eck, twelve years old. with her papa,
or Aime Paul Heineck of 1909 South
Irumbull avenue. Near by is the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

glory as the center Of the new Danubi-
an confederacy; Budapest is equally
well represented. while there are
plenty of others who can demonstrate
from a dozen standpoints. why War
saw is inevitably destined as the future
great center Of middle European NC.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Aaed Fiddler PLAYS

Fremont, o.-"Rat" Gould, cham
pion oldtime fiddler of America, cele-
brated his eightieth birthday anniver-
sary with dance in the Mutual Aid
hall In Bellevue. RAT" furnished the
music. oId-fashioned dances were re
vived
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

teIeSf HIH ITUH .. IT. AuHHlS q 90. OF
225 South State street, Chicago, for
whom Gross is a collector, asking par
ticulars of his death.
Gross had just spent an hour try
ing to convince the police there were
no particulars" and he was in no
mood to give his obituary to the hotel
people. The police had received two
kilograms demanding the facts and
asking them to see that an undertaken
took charge of the body. Gross said
they could 60 ahead. II they liked.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
SHE THOUGHT DRESS
WOULD LOOK DYED
But "Diamond Dyes" Turned Her
Faded. Old, Shabby Apparel
Into New.

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to any
fabric, whether 1t be wool. silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses,
blouses, stockings, skirts, children's
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings
everything
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells how to diamond dye over any
color.
To match any material, have dealer
show you Diamond Dye" Color Card.
ADV
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Seems So.

"Things you worry about never hap
pen."
'Then it must pay to worry-a cheap
way of staving off trouble. Louis
vile Courler-Journal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Backache and Kidneys
Backache Of an,

Backache OF any
kind 10 often
caused by kidney
disorder, which
means that the
kidneys arc not
working proper
ly. Poisonous
matter and uric
acid accumulate
within the body
in great abun-
d an ce, ov er
working the sick
kidneys. hence
tho congestion o1
blood causes
backache in tho
same manner a. .
similar conges-
ton in the head
causes headache.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

DE
lhe hrst thing a
Story death
The
followed
when she found couldn't to
Gross what
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

Mary had little lamb; she chopped
1t up for meat. Too bad she had to
kill her pet-but then, she had to eat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

girl believed
the girls adoption the fact that her mother be still alive
oos state and the further that her father wealthy and that she
a
Alccabe o. practically
ed is unexpla
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

A man should have plenty of back
bone for himself-and plenty of ham
bone for the rest of the family.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Large Plans Of the Aurora BoreaIs Ice Company

INNEAPoLIs KAN-visons
A hardearned Homer
applied for for Gaieo Gubino Gaeo
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Man Insists Girl Who "kied' Him Is Mistaken

oCKFoRD Hod those obituary
to the
ayes hotel here at O'Clock this afternoon
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

not net returns to the producer. The
value of live stock on farms il 1919
was $3.50. 100000. compared with So
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

Some men are satisfied with empty
hours, but the topper prefers his full.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09

I UIICe j. r. NIIIHey dIIu DeCeCIIVes
Rey and Schuler of the Indianapolis
police department, to unravel the mys-
terry of the girls parentage and baby
hood history.
Clues furnished the Indianapolis
police by Detective Frank E. McCabe
of Denver came to naught, due to the
death of the parties named and the
wrecking Of an old indianapolis asy-
lum for orphans. the place from which,
according to an ouija board. Mrs. Jones
WAS taken % years MO last month
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Ouija Board Cew to Fortune Temporarily Fails

Adelne Denver
complete failure
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-01-09
Vital and Imperative.

Whether this Danubian federation
has its center north of the Danube
with what is left Of Hungary and Aus
tria as basis or whether 1t mas Its
cs.Iter south of the Danube with Serbia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

urdtbar bod I'M greiie ii Der alte1l
9eimat. Nuoeln uno ale Mrter
Wfeblipeiien n1D bohII nilfonmen
ullb f0nne11 ebenfna5 TT &iIten mil
DuBeno sbadteln perpnft, gefauft
meroen. uno mas gu .nid]t ielber
fnufen fnnnif, bus Inife Sir bon Set
r1em 9dinbler unb B1fer ul1o JIei-
ider au bieiem 33lpede idenfen. 5orbe=
re BRETT, on bait linn Das geidenf
bnrb Deine tre1te &unoi1nf idon
bunoertmal be5nbH. 8eigert er es oir,
Damn the oeine @efddfte fortan bort,
no man bei11em Stamme beiIeres
gerltanonis eutgegenbringt.
geo6 EN- Bort betrefs Gleiid- unb
5eftienonngen mnB an bieier Stele
gelagt meroen: gs 1T geiestIid ner-
boten, gleiidtpare ober Set 5n fen
ben, oas nidt bon Der Negier1lng I'M
terillbt un0 taoeaos befunoen nlrbe.
Man ienbe nIio feline @ure, Sic ben
Stempel nid5t trdgt: Il. g. @opern-
n1er1f 111lpecte0. Wtnn beIteue Jleif9
nn6 Set bel ben befannten Girrnen,
un6 iete lid nid)t Ser @efabr aus, Sic
Senoung bon folder @are al. perIie-
ren. Dieie @are miro nit innigem
Can't angenommen, ndbren6 ieIbitge-
rdltberte 5leilbmnnren uno al1sgelaf-
Ienes Set nidt perpadt .peroen barf,
menn es nidt u1tferindt nuroe.
11nb MN: Nuf CUR Sot! Ole ber-
gangenen @oden nit ibrem nit gr=
folg ~gefronten Silfstperf baben nns
be1piefen, mas geIeiitet nerben farn.
Suit Die Nebe iebt m6glidif raid
nit 2ebensmittelnl 4pmmt, un6 beIff
uns 5ieber!
@baritD 8aiar Nffoeintion, Mnna
8idaro, 5dakmeiiterin. 5amnel-
ifelle fir 2iebesgnben: 225 @eif So
ter Ctr, Nnsfunft, 5en6ungen be-
treHeno: Bm. 5buls, Sefretar, 2O2
90. & M. Bldg, Mil1uoufee, isis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08


az 1Drem oeoanern oaB oas Deao.
d.en aus nem 0eIallgils ldon nad
elileli ArpellsDai1s DeI ganll g el,, aD'
ee1nprI noroen e. gle aeneI l
ne1 pes nnglnal1d,en 9faod)eH a aI1eoe1
o1e n1lern1uoi1de sd9iDeller s. u1. aH
perfonlfd pe1 el1,em 1Dr onrn 1Dre
5nrlorgearDelf oeIannI aeDoroe1le1
DoDen 9ean1en oes po!I5e1pra11olnn's
=an5uIragen, 90 pIellells Ho1 elIpas
.M ger encouragement geIdH peaoen
Tonne. Sapel,er N1. peIam oen o1al,
=loIprl On pef aeg1eIAHgsprdlloeh aa
DON 2afnpoef 5n lgre1Den ano 1gu
az DHler, cen auIenlgall OCT eSlge11o=
i1dei I'M arpe.Is9als ~ e1nen lolegen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
s~1aittciimftecil ianlcrcr
praetiisbcft 2lrbcit.
(@om fatb. 6iiriorgegerem fHir
6rulen, Mo0den uno ainber, Ser
linz

An t6. 6ebruar erbielten mir bon
Ser aeiterin Der Siiriorgeitele nes
aonigliben GoIiseiprdiioiums fol-
aerrbes Shreiben:
Undergraduate bittet INN Amfnab-
ME zines 15iabrigen Mdohens aus
9obmen, meldes in elmer bieIigen
Muliffapeae belddftigt aerpeien un0
bier eingeliefert morben 1T, neil eS
bort littlid ~gefdbrbet mar
Auf ultiere telepboniIbe 3ulage
fpuroe uns mod an oemielben Gage
Oas crit 10 Sabre alte Neabden 5u-
gefibrt. @s nor fanm ID Gage IN
Berlin oils @eigerin bel elmer aapeae,
Die bon 4 l1br nadnittags bis BITTER
nadf IN mi1toerlpertigen 2ofalen fon-
5ertierte. Ser aupelmeiIter, ein al=
terer Mann BON speifeIbaftem Gufe,
beibdftiste 20 bis 80 Iuuge Medbden
aus g0bnen, oie er nadts in idn1u-
sigen SdIahteaen IN buhitdbliher
geoeutuna oes @urtes aufalnmen=
pfertte. Ole ourh i'm %gefdbroeten
Niroeridbrigen famen 5l1nddit IN
Sfusbaft, Die unter linen befinoli-
DIE IS. megeu ibrer &onfe1iDn 5u
1tns. = 9aB bie umgebung abfdrbt,
merften mir audi BEL Ser IS. Sur aa=
su germ febrte lie IN br friberes
Nuartier 5urid un0 ging nit elmer
unierer Selferinnen IN Dus BON
Sdmus unb ltniauberfeit Itarrenoe
.3immer, Oos ibr uno nod bier an
oeren Mdoden Ser Grippe als
Shlof., @obn= unb gBraum biente.
6odit ungern iudte Te lire paar Sa=
den 5ufammen, padte auIest lire Gel
&c aut unb unipinig trat es nit ibrer
freunbIiden gegleiterin ben &idtueg
SIT urs on. Sdtte ibr Der Boli5eiffom-
miiiGr BET Ser gntIniiung aus Ser
Sdnasbaft nidt al1sbrndIih berboter,
lie mieoer 5u Ser Neufiffapene auriid=
5ufebreu, 10 bate tie fih freiuiaig
nidt bon oerieIben getrennt. @egen
ibren @iler bIieb oas ilnge &inb IN
unferem 8ettungsbeim.
am %. 5ebr,aor 1915 fragte11 mir
BEL Dem auItanbigen Bormrnoi9nHs
geridt Der %. nod Nanpen unb 30
ref1e hires gormltnoes, ba mir in CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

lanD mad DieIen gtirnlen nno Roten
ndbreno Der aulturfampj5eii ild u
geltdrfft bat, ooB lie iebt orei Abteien,
Die gr8abtei 8eurpn, Ste Ibtei ct.
SDief III @eiffalen uno Mbtei Maria
2anh I'M Gbeinlan0 5dbn, no5i1 nod
Die 9riornte IN &er1pen am Riieoer-
rbein, Neresbem @Mrftemberg) uno
Briiiau (5hIeiien) fon1nlen, beioe
lebteren bon Beuroner geneoiffti-
nern aus gmaus-gsrng gegrnnoet.
Nir iinb BON boditebenber, 3uper-
ldiiigter geite benndridtigt moroen,
onB cine 9iiIfe in groBem WnBitnbe
I'M Sta1oe lei, oiele Nbteien mno &lo-
tier bonn orDbenoen untergal1ge at
retten, uno 5tpnr unter Beniibung Der
gegentDdrtigen 8alutn4Berbdltnil1e
Gin 9Ifsfomifee aus 5reunoen oes
e~brnir0igen 0rbens, ods fid IN 5reI
burg, 5hupei5, gebifbet bat, miro Die
8ermittlung ubernebmen, unb apm
auf iiheritem @ege. Gle ~ein5eInen
amerifnniiben Abteien iin6 bon bic
iem Silfsfomitee IN erjter Meibe err
iudt iDoroen, ben &l0itern Geufid=
lambs 5u Safe gu fomr1en, lei es IN
Jorm elmer Sbenfung ooer IN 5orm
bon 3llipeiiungen BON MeBintentio=
men.
@ir bringen 0ieIe Nabridt allen
Jreunoen 0es Beneoiftinerorbens uno
insbeionoere naen ienen, nelde nIs
e6emaIige Shiiler Ser sobne ct. Sc
neoifts lei es IN Der aIten 8elt ODER
bier IN Mmerifn iih einige 2iebe nnb
Anbdnglibfeit an ben Srben betpabrt
bnben.
gs 1T ia lei6er n1ir at nabr, oaB
oaS Glen6 oral1Ben rieiia oaifebt uno
rieiig DddbiIt nno driitlide 2iebe tau
ierb Spfer bringer1 lolte uno m0dte.
Nlein, tpe1m mir oenno6 oes aIten
ebrtDiiroigen Or6ens 5rennoe I'M
Witbmle bitten, tun mir es int Sim
Bid a11f Ines, mas Sic Aiirde u11o Sic
Wenihbeit Der @rlnounq ct. gene-
bits beroanft, nn6 i'm @inblif auf
Den Segen, Den miIbreide @iIfe, DEM
ldtDerbe6rdngten 9rben in Geutid-
aro gebradf, auf ale Jrennoe BEG
9roens berabsieben miro.
Cine ieoe Mbtei oes 9rbens bier in
Nmerifn miro @aben nno MntDeifun-
gen fir Die @lolter bes 8eneoiftiner-
oroens IN 9eutidlnno anrebme11, be-
fatigen uno an Die gertrnuensfeae
in 5reiburg in Ser 5duei5 uberIei-
ten. Dieienigen 5rel1noe, Sic elmer
beIfimmter Mtei tire geitrdge ooer
tSSntentionen fir 81. Meifen 5nhper6en
uollen, iino gebeten, bieies BEL neber=
feroung brer 2iebesgnben befon6ers
nno ausorndlih 5u ben1erffen.
2. Be6n Maler, 81. g. s.,
ct. Sofepb's Abben,
st. 8ene6ief, e. 81. ga.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

49,
BE fatbDlidJen GItern II gabern,
SadJien uno Seiterreih uebren iid
mutig uro geidIoi1en gegen oie Sc
eintrddtignng ooer Nbidnhung Deg
Helig1onsunterridtes in Ben 5duIen.
SSn Sodien banbeH es fih Inn Sic
gerbiitung Der angeregten geridmel=
jung Der Sc fatboliiben @emeinoe=
ldl1len nit ben proteifantifden. Sn
GlfnB.2otbriagen baben iid Ole Raz
fbolifen bel benz bon Der &egierung
Observation-Disclosures nit iiber-
mdltigen6er Mebrbeit fir ste unge=
8eibebnlfung oes NeIigions
unterribtes IN ben ShuIen erffIGGrt.
Snns bie amerifnnifd,en Aatbolifen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
Kontiitt, nftH hclft ms
3icben!

jtetcm
Bir bnben ein groBes, Itnrfes Sect
ausgetporfen. Nah 6iidermannsart
ioaten mir uns mausdenitiH nrb ru=
Zig berbalteu nnb Ser 8inge tDarten,
bic 90 fommen ioaen. Aaeim mir
iin0 5iidermdnner eigner 4rt: mir
miien idon I'M Doralrs, baB mir ei-
men groBen 3ug thin ner6en, mir nil
len, baB bas @end1er. IN oas mir
unier Res be~rlenften, unergriin0Iib
tief lit unO 10 reid al Segen Dab,
menn mir uns nidf friib5eitig nnd)
@ebilfen umieben, Die fonmen u11b
uns 5ieben belfen, bus Nek nidt al-
lem 5erreiBen nirb, forrbern audi Elm
gut 9eiI beg Segens aus DEM Reb
fnllen muB, tpe11n Ger 5trom 1es SEE
gems iid] I'M Net 5uiammenfinoet.
unb oar11m rufen mir nit Ialltber-
nebmlider Gimme: n4on1mt, nn6
belft uns 5ieben!"
Sos groBe 9ilfs- uno Hehungs-
sDer fir nniere Stammesbri0er bot
Hd bi5lang firnebmlM harnuf be-
ibrdnft @eD unb @eIourg az inm-
meln. Bie bereitpilig Sic Bitten
nm oieIe @aben erb0rt p1roen, gebt
aus &alienberibten =un0 4uittungen
pom 9eutiden Goten &reu5, 33Deig:
.Mmerifnbilfe1" beutlih berbor. Sic
8aiar : @eieai9aft bon Milnauffee
burfte unein Bis bellte 1922 Baler1
uno &iifen &leioung nbien0en; getpiB
Elm 8etpes, onB nab 1uno fern bnf-
reife 9ar1oe nit 2iebe uno Mufopfe-
rung gendbrt uno %gearbeitet bnben.
Sap es Dor arberen liebe, linoe 6rau-
enbanoe naren, oie iid Der Scot ibrer
Sdmeltern un0 oeren &inolem err
barn1ten, 1T ielbItperfdnblid. @s nn-
Ten aber iekt Gage un6 8oden 90
bieie HeiBigen 9dnoe Die Ndbarbeit
aus Der 9ano Iegen mulieu, Inn 5pa-
ten uno 9ade 5n ergreifen, nm ben
@arten. ii manden Ianen loqar oas
5elo, CUR 5rublimsiaat al hfenen-
5oaen un}ere 2ieber IN Ser aIten
Seimat au aleu fh1uerer1 2eio lett
audi nod Sen gii1orud qetpii1r1en, oaB
mir lie b~erqeiien baber, oaB lire SCOT
uno ibrer ainofein sterben u11ler
Sera nidt riibrt2 Nimmermehrl
nno bauuif oiieies nidf eiutrnt, oaruit
oas cole 6iIfg, uro Nettu1asIperf I'M
fortgebt, oestDegen bnben
mir elm arpBes, 5tarfes Neb ausge=
iuorfen uno bitten 5uu1al un1ere
Jreunoe auf Dem 2aroe: Rommt uno
belft uns 5ieben! Sn oas geet io0en
nur Sebensmittel fomlnen, uno es
rnubt neoer Wann nod 5rau bel
3ei, 6ns 9teb 81 fMllen, Die 2ebeus-
mitte1 81 beidnfen. Cine MniDeiiung
Die @diereien, . un6 10 DieI Bfuno
auf Bedrr1ng Gnru1er rs cine
MniDeifung on Die JnbrHanfen tom
.oeniierfer Niildb, 10 uno 10 bieI Hffunb
Diild auf Hednl1rg GARNER 8.'s at
feben, cine MntDeiiung an Die MiibIen
nuf einiae 5dde ODER TGifer N1chIl
60, cso.,,n, xn Scr-. o1L SIG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

ebenio tapfar fir lire Hedte entire
ten, lpenn biieie maj III aaem grnIte
artgegriTen ner0en, ME lire Deutlden
Glanbensbriioer ienieits beg greBen
@a1ers, onn1l 0iirfen tie idy lelber
@lHf piinidm.9er adn1pf erprobt
oes Blanbens stGrfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

fabrrllg gebradt hotten. baB lie Ell
unebelides Rin0 iei. GRIT am Il
Miar5 1916 erbielten mir Die ant5
nort. DaB sic lett perbeiratete 0iut
ter gormiinoerin lei. Sin 0emielber
gage teilten mir Ser Rlltter 81
@rnaDe mil. Sic lire Sohter IN III.
ier Rettungsbeim gefibrt botten, uni
baten tie nm sic grmdhtigung, IS
einem RloIter bonn gl1ter1 Sirfen 81
uberpeiien bamit lie bort etuas Gid.
tiges Ierne nnb ibr gbarufter DIE no.
tige 5eitigfen erbaIe. 8ir blieben
leiber obne Mnttport, trokbem mir Die
3iidbef6roerung rs Bis 5um 4,
Mpril 1916 bin5ogerter. g. benabm
iid bon Gag au Gag miOeripenitiger
un0 tpolte bnrfalis al ibrer Wuiif-
fapeae 5uriif.
Cine unlerer Selferinnen bemub-
te iih auf Dem oiterreihiIden aonlnz
lat nit @rfolq Inn cine 5abrfarte
unb BET Ser Observation-Disclosures
6rauenbilfe I'M ettpas 3ebrgelo fin
Ste Nnidreiie SIS in Sic Seimat. SIN
4. MpriI 1916 rpuroe SO. mad @auie
%bef6rDert. 8Ieid5eitiq murbe oas 5u-
itdnbige beimntIidle 8furramf bon Der
Ruiidfffebr oerielben sur Mutter uno
bon ser Rot1penoigfeit Ser Sbubauf=
iidt IN &enntnis geiebt. Sim 8. Mpril
1916 erbielten mir bon Dem betref=
fenoen 8fnrrnmt oie Rahribt, DaB
So. bel ser Mutter lei unb fdneibern
lerne.
Ser Sal1ptaped n1nleres @ingrei=
lens, bie MinDeridbrige oaa1erno aus
ibrer gefdbrliden umgebung berans=
5unebmen uno tie einem anoeren Be
rufe 5u5ufubren, mar iomit erreidt,
menm nrls aud Mutter unb Sobter
Bis beute ieDen Cant fir Die modem
lange unentgeltlide l1nterbringung
I'M Rettungsbeim idyulbig geblieben
iino.
2.
Am 2. 9e5ember 1916 fragte ein
Ypli5iit bonn Noli5eiprafioium per-
ionlidy an, Of mir cine Huiin MD
ibrem &inbden pom nel,n Wonaten in
unier Hettungsbeim allfnebmen font1-
ten. Nrtter unb &ino mdren idon
mebrere Gage in 5busbaft, obtpobl
nidts gegen Tie Dorldge. De 8eamz
ten bes Brdfibi1lms tpuBten nidt, mas
iie nit Der rufiilden Arbeiterin be-
ginnen loaten un6 Iehtere tpiiBte es
crit reht nidf. Sic bate me6er Nit<
mel nod Sbbad.
4uf uniere 3uiage muroe Die STUFF
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
Mr.. OLSEN and
MR., M|KKLESoN
DIDN'T-V0TE;.T0
PASS B0NUSB|LL
Farmer Legislators Did
Pass Soldiers
Law
RECORDS ARE PROOF
Returned Soldiers Are
All Urged To
Read 1t
RECORDS ARE PROOF

The Nonpartisan legislature OF North
Dakota was the first legislature In
the United States to pass q law pro-
viding additional compensation to our
soldier boys who left their homes,
gave up their jobs, sacrificed their
business, and went to war. The farm
ers legislature passed a law adding
twenty-five dollars a month to the
compensation Of all the boys who
went to war from this state, FOR ALL
THE TIME THEY WE'RE IN THE
SERVICE. No other state has been
as liberal with the soldier boys, and
many have done nothing.
When the bill providing for the Re-
turned Soldiers fund was up for final
passage, MARTIN OLSEN and AD-
OLPH MIKKELSON, who were
members of the legislature from
Ramsey county, and who are candi-
dates for reelection now, DID NOT
VOTE FOR THE LAW, altho both
were recorded as voting on other laws
under consideration on the day the
Returned Soldiers Fund law was pas
sed. "
Returned soldiers, remember these
two men, who had so little interest in
your welfare that they did not add
their names to the honor roll Of men
who passed this meritorious measure.
Note.-Verification of this
statement may be had by referring to
page 500 Of the House Journal of the
1919 session Of the legislature. Take
the official record for it. 1t stands
and cannot be denied, altered or mis-
quoted.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
PANIC STRICKEN Y, AS
SPRING "REUG|0US' PREJUDICE
SOP IN EFFORT TO STEM TIDE
VOL YES OF The v. y 4 ARE USING asst
minute TACTICS As AAiSS5;jfEst Dffstt ~ \ > STARES
Them IN THE, FACE -:
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LANCER Got Away With This Stunt.

Fargo N D. Like grasping a
Of the Slippery jeff oConnorH Perry injecting
members the Knights
dates Of the Twin City grain combine.
Open Letter Knights
News reached
calling
knight OConnor ground that he has fy assad
by the Nonpartan League.
This campaign
and that Mr. OConnor alleged
umbus The fact
quarters that League printed such stuff.
Efforts of the Iva
North Dakota through the Of the membership roll K
Columbus laughed yesterday
behind the
Minneapolis Chamber gamblers
League embraces all religious faiths Hebrew
Catholics
hem such
which much to the who most
humane beneficial laws affecting society
and Mkkeson both voted No. Remember these men, good
when to vote fault of theirs that you
not working for much less than getting page
644.)
House Bill Number The eight-hour day law for wo-
workers. This is the law which makes laundrvmen tee
phone companies and other employers help cry
casm Townleym and free love vocferousy When the
law first the house both Olsen and Mkkelson
voted No second time and Olsen usual lodged
House Bill Number 1872: The mothers pension law, which
provides for the support of needy who mothers Of
and compelled support children under the
to have dropped completely out of sight, record
or trace of him being found page 447)
On Senate Measures
Number H. The grain grading law which means so much
the farmers of this state Both Olsen Mkkeson
corded not voting for the law both being page
234)
Number 19: The Home Builders law, which encourages
CONTINUED on Page 2)
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
Ho1v To Prevept Frauds

Every eector has right challenge illegal
watch should kept the opposition
violate the law in eeconeerng Election Day. Any
judge other election officer who violates
should be properly called and warned that he will be
he persists in the violation his should be Immediately
for by applying to the States Aoney and further
fcer has right to refuse receive legal Judge
other election officer violating
his violations and then Of North
Dakota the United States District Attorney Ma
ona Election and the United States nasestd in
seeing that the saeredness Of the ballot permit
Corrupoqist bluff your q aaA
eriean ezen and there q lean
stay It polling paee t6ehseass Illegal
and Otherwise uphold the law. - .ss<
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-29
These Persons Nav Vofe

Every born in the United
erica and who
days and in the precinct thirty days preceding election
citizen and shall be entitled election
of provided that qualified
from precinct another within county
be entitled to vote in the which he
moved
Every naturazed
is q citizen.
Every
Cd BY marrying n American citizen 9 Z eitisea
Persons Of Indian descent who have tribal
two next preceding such election citizen H.
Any whose parents United
States at the time Of their birth is = citizen
Any whose father naturalsed -
citizen Of the United States while they years
Of providing they living in The Und
their father msde citizen, they eane
ted States after their father sds citizen they
came twenty7ons years Of citizens.