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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
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Page III
A RATTi.E or FIENDs

on as furious,y ss ever. Now the
ficnd with tho sharpest wit and
the strongest tail was Lejanb.
He was a wise old ncnd. and
he noticed how Nature was quiet.
ing down. and he began 10 think
out what II meant. After . while
he aaid TO himself. We shall have
a good .Slaoe 10 1--we In. and there
will be no more war. but II tho
fire-mountains are not master.
then who will be masterr' 'A-har
no thought. III show them who
will be mastcrr
ficnds to get together every year
after the lava cooled and have a
grand frolic. a grand feast. and a
grand nght. and for two years Lee
jaub stayed away from the feast.
but on the third he came.
Princes Of EVIL he said. tho
earthquakes arc oessinE. tn .
storms grow lcrS Nature n set
utng into rcaccfuiness. lot us give
up war and live In . miidcr fsend-
ishness and growing love-
Then such = howl went NJ
from the f-nds a. tore the air.
'Dcathl DEATH death to himr
they howied. Tie would iuii us TO
sleep that he may Kill and eat us,
He In . trnitorr And they all went
after him at once. f.ajaub's heart
was heavy and he wasn't sure
what he could do against 10 many.
so he ran
"If I can only divide them.' hs
thought or nnd some narrow
passage where I can night them
one by ono. I may win out On he
ran and on across the lava crust
toward tho great inland scA- He
ran faster than ell the rest.
but
Ito No Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Roosevelt Park
Playfield Sought

Recornme ndation that large play.
field be established nj the cast end OF
Roosevelt park was made tU'citizcns
OF tho community who appeared be-
fore the board Of park commission
crs Friday afternoon.
The delegation urged Thea ccnstruc-
ton Of boulcvards and trails thru the
park and the building of suitable en-
frances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

soon he started on. but every few
minutes he would stop and scratch
his head thoughtfully. He didn't
know what to make OF Bobby Coon
and Jimmy skunk. Hc was no sur.
prised that he hadn't known whether
to be angry or not
"Ah must find out what Johnny
Chuck knows about IT," thought Unc'
Billy, as he rottef on.
Ncxt Stony: Unc' Bnly Pssum
Secs Many BackA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
BIZ ALLMAN
By LEO
BIZ BLOSSER
By POP MOMAND
BIZ AHERN

Proposals will be received by the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounta
Navy Department Washington. D.
c. until 10 o'clock q. M. October Is
1890. for delivering lighting and
power magnet wire. and until ~
o'clock y m. October 10. 1870. Tor
Sridra asam carog u te Nave Y
Puget Sound. wash. Apply Tor pro-
posals to the supply Officer. Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. WASH. or to the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
M U Il l. MCGOWAN. Paymastey
General OF the Navy s-20-10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Boy Killed in Fall
From Scaffolding

Arthur shci. 10. con Of John shei.
as N. 77th ST.. was dead today .as
the result Of a fall from the scat
folding Of a motion picture theatre
under construction near his homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

In sosnc parts Of sibxis most food
Il sold In frozen state. milk being
sold In long sticks and meal chopped
with AKA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS
Unc' Billy Postum Gets a Surprise

Unc' Biliy. Bobby Coon kept right
on without 10 much as turning his
head. Uno' Billy watched him. and
there was q puzzled look on Unc'
Billy's face. Must be that Bobby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Col. Robins Will
Speak Here Monday

Col. Raymond Robins. former mem
Der OF the American Red Cross com
mission In Russia, will speak twice
Monday--at a republican rally nj
the New Auditorium, Fifth ave. and
University st. at 3 p. m, and at noon
at the King County Womcn's Repub-
iican club gathering Mt Moves cafc
terra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Tho first Iifcboat ever made was
built in 1902 and Is still To be seen In
Yorkshire, England
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
East Jordan An Ideal Place
For The Laboring Man
LOW COST OF LIVING AND RECREATION ADVANT
AGES ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.

While East Jordan has many attractive features for
manufacturers nevertheless the advantages which it Of
fers to laborng less worthy of consideration
Houses here cost only one-thrd to onehalf much
they do in larger places. Rent is equally low. These
items count very heavily when not working, for
then the cost of maintaining home does not make pro-
hibitive. During such periods high wages count for
nothing and the heavy outlay not present to eat the
wages earned for months following lay-of Then too
it is possible here for every to raise garden which
is big item in meeting the high cost of living
No less important the lakes streams and forests
which afford an opportunity for recreation. When day
of rest it is worth much to have the privilege of
hunting fishing out in the open air. What contrast
this is to the heavy air and congested sections of city,
1t is much easier to raise family and keep them in good
health than it is where such advantages not found
True it is that in the large cities higher wages Of
fered but when considers the mounting costs in
those places that 60 when is not working plus
the meager advantages for open air recreation the adj
vantages all favor East Jordan.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19

The ancients, especially the Per-
slams, Egyptians and Greeks who
erected the foretelling of events by
dreams into an art, divided dreams
into different kinds, only one kind of
which would literally come true and
would not interpret the dreams of
people who had been drinking. And
some modern soothsayers refuse to
regard as prophetic dreams caused by
indigestion or alcohol. Bishop Syne-
sius, who lived in the fourth century
and will be remembered by all readers
Of Charles Kingsley's Hypatia, wrote
a treatise on dreams In which he
states that.as no two people are alike
the same dream does not have the
same significance for everybody and
we must find out the meaning of our
dreams for ourselves. All Of which is
the dicta of the modern mystics In
regard to such dreams as say those
Of accidents for instance. Some mys-
tics say that to- dream Of seeing or
being in an accident merely means
that you are to have an unexpected
meeting with some acquaintance;
others that it is warning not to
travel for while. According to still
others to see an accident in q dream
means short-lived worries and to
dream of being in one, slow but
sure success in life.
(Copyright.)
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
BRANCH OFFICE
is A GREAT HELP
Automobile Owners Get Licenses
Near Home This Year.

Petoskey, Emmett county and
Northern Michigan auto owners ap-
preciate the value of the service that
Is being rendered them by the branch
auto license office established by the
state at Petoskey. Several thousand
car owners are expected to secure
their licenses there this season in
stead Of sending to Lansing for them.
Heretofore it has been necessary
for car owners to send their money
to the office of the secretary Of state
and there await their turn for Ii
cense plates. Many times a wait of
one to two months has been neces-
sary, and the trouble and nuisance
involved has been general.
1t may not be generally understood
that the Petoskey bureau Is supposed
to serve Northern Michigan in gen.
eral. Some people have understood
that it's service was restricted to
Emmett county. This is not true. The
Petoskey office can sell license plates
to an automobile owner from Cheboy-
gan, Gaylord, Onaway, Alpena, Char
levoix, Boyne City, East Jordan, Man
celona and other surrounding places.
The territory Is the entire northern
part Of the state. Auto owners are
urged to act early and not wait until
the day they want to use their car.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
astNight' sDreanls
What They Mean
DID YOU DREAM OF ACCIDENTS?

THE high-brows, the scientific in
Il vestigators of dream phenomena.
have invented fearful and wonderful
word for the art of taking omens
from dreams. The call it oneirOmancy
five syllables, accent on the second.
Freud, in answer to the question,
docs the dream have any value for
a knowledge of the future?" would
substitute "for a knowledge of the
past" for "the dream originates in
the past in every sense. He adds in
his characteristically involved and
transcendental manner ito be sure the
ancient belief that the dream reveals
the future is not entirely devoid of
truth. BY representing to us a wish
as fulfilled the dream certainly leads
us into the future, but this future
taken by the dreams as present. has
been formed into the likeness of the
past by the indestructible WISH" Read
that over several times and perhaps
you will see what the learned profess
sor Is driving at.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
Backed By
Uncle Sam
INTERESTING FACTS REGARDING
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE.

Wucu HAL COuIcnpidIcS Idhlu6
out insurance, he naturally is inter
ested in the following questions:
How much business does this COM
pany do?
How reliable is it?
Does it pay a cash dividend?
What is the cash value?
How do costs of premiums compare
with others?
What about ME in case of total dis
ability?
If the insurance applications re-
ceived in an average day at the head
quarters of The War Insurance Bu-
reau were joined together, they would
form a belt one and half miles
long. 1t would take nine transports
each carrying 5000 passengers to ac-
commodate the boys who applied for
insurance in one day. The checks that
are mailed from this bureau if
stretched end to end would reach $50
times the height of the Washington
Monument. If the girl employees of
the bureau stretched out their arms
and touched finger tips, they would
reach a distance of 13 miles. If the
amount of insurance on soldiers and
sailors was to be converted into sill
yer dollars, it would form a stack
high enough to go around the earth
two and half times. If the amount
of life insurance in the bureau were
in one dollar bills joined end to end,
they would reach IA times the dis
tance to the moon. Have you ever
dreamed of Life Insurance company
that did business like this?
The War Risk Insurance Bureau is
backed by the Treasury Of the United
States, the present money power of
the world
Dividends are to be paid as they
are earned.
The policy provides that you may
draw, If necessary as high as "a per
cent of the cash paid in, after the
first year.
Cost of premiums are practically a
third less than in the average Old
Line Company.
In case of total disability, the in
surance is payable to you, yourself,
and payment of premiums automatic
ally ceases.
You have your house, car or build
ings insured against fire, and possibly
theft and accident-and know you
need 1t. But, what about your life?
Merely your word that you are in
as good health as you were when you
left the military service, and one
months back premium with the in.
surance you select reinstates you to
the Biggest and Best Backed Insur-
ance Company on earth.
Mr.. Hammersburg, at the Peoples
State Bank will gladly give you infor
nation, and help you with your in
surance.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
REPUBLICAN
WARD CAUCUSES
Will Be Held In This City On
Tuesday, March 23rd.

Republican Caucuses for the First
Second and Third Wards of the City of
East Jordan will be held Tuesday eve-
ming, March 23rd, commencing at 1880
at the following places
First Ward-Passenger Building.
Second Ward-Town Hall.
Third Ward-Hose House.
Each ward will place in nomination a
candidate for the office of Supervisor,
and candidate for the office of Con-
stable. Also for the transaction of any
other lawful business which may come
before said caucus.
WARD COMMITTEES.
First Ward-Wm. F. Bashaw, Her.
man Goodman, George Pringle.
Second Ward-Fred Longtin, r. T.
Mcdonald, M. j. Williams.
Third Ward-H. C. Blount, d. L.
Wilson, @. A. Lisk.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
TO DISTRIBUTE MICH
IGAN-GROWN SEEDS
Cooperation With State Farm Bureau
to Aid Marketing OF Michigan
Grown Seed.

East Lansing, March 15.-Wider
distribution of high grade Michigan
grown seeds has been insured by the
Michigan Crop Improvement Associa.
tion through plan Of cooperation
whereby the State Farm Bureau will
aid the association in it's marketing
work.
Details of the cooperative plan
were worked out at recent meet
ing of the Improvement Association
Board of Directors, at which time j.
w. Nicolson, manager of the Seed De-
partment of the Farm Bureau, was
named sales representative Of the as
sociation, and A. L. Bibbins was elect
ed secretary, to fill the office held by
Mr.. Nicholson before he joined the
farm bureau staff.
That the identity of the Crop I'M
provement Association would be in
terfered with in no way by the coop
erative plan was brought out clearly
at the directors meeting. While Mr..
Nicolson will handle all quantity
sale lists of certified seed will be
gotten out by the secretary Of the as
sociation, as in the past, and the seed
produced by members of the associa-
ton will be available to any individ-
ual or seed company in the state.
Stimulation of production and
widespread distribution of high
grade seeds will be the aim of the
cooperation between the Crop I'm
provement Association and the Farm
Bureau" says Prof j. F. Cox, head
of the Farm Crops Department at the
Michigan Agricultural College and a
member of the association board of
directors. Trained seed inspectors
will be furnished by the Farm Crops
Department of the college, as in the
past. Lists of certified seed will be
prepared by the Improvement Asso-
citation, based on the inspection, and
then Mr.. Nicholson will handle his
large sales from these lists, although
farmers and seed houses will all have
access to seed produced by any men,
Der of the Improvement Association,
whether or not they belong to state
agricultural societies"
R. G.. Potts, vice-president of the
Michigan Farm Bureau, has been in
vited to attend all meetings of the
Crop Improvement Association Board
of Directors, in order that full coop
Grafton between the two organiza-
tions may be worked out at all times.
The development of greater field
for out-of-the-state distribution of
leading Michigan grain varieties is
expected to follow the new arrange
ment for Improvement Association
sales. The demand from other states
for Michigan seed is increasing tre-
mendously every year, and satisfac-
tory service to meet this demand is
one of the things the cooperative ar
rangement will insure.
Records Of the Crop Improvement
Association, membership matters, reg.
istration of varieties, ETC., will be
taken care of by the new secretary,
Mr.. A. l.. Bibbins. For five years a
member of the Farm Crops Depart
ment at the agricultural college, Mr..
Bibbins is in close touch with the
business of the association, and will
be able to carry on the work of the
secretary's office without Interrupt
ton.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
CLAIMS MUST BE PUT IN AT ONCE

Any one who has any claims
against the government for anything
that happened to him while in service
is urged to get the data together and
send in the claim at once to the Post
Adjutant, A. B. Dickie. A representa-
tive from each of the departments is
to be met by our representative, who
will bring all claims. This committee
is from the capitol, and is accompan-
led by our state officers. So. now is
the time to straighten that back pay,
insurance, allotment, compensation.
liberty bond, or whatever else you
may have.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc to
Foley & Co., 1886 Sheffield Ave-, Chi.
cago, ILL.,, writing your name and ad-
dress clearly, You will receive in re-
turn trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group, Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Hite's Drug Store.-adv.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-19
be announced later.

The management feels that the en-
tertainment end of the fair will be
taken care of in manner which will
excel any previous effort of the asso-
citation. Announcements will be made
from time to time Of the work done
to make the fair one of unusual merit
from an educational standpoint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
mas ans cint

Die Mmerica1 DairD Cattle Conf
panp meiB febr mobl, Dab Iie CUR @r-
reidung hires 3ieles, beim 8ieoeranf
ban Der often &eimat nirfiame Stlfe
3u leiiten, anf bic tatfrdftige Inter
ltiibnng Ser D~euti6ameritaner ange>
pieien lit. 8ir finben tie IN alen
2ebenslteanngen in. ben Deri9ieoe-
men fir9liben Denominationen, IN
Ibier nnee5ablte11 meltliden @ereini=
gtngen, Die ii9 oft itreng BON einan-
Ser abionoern 11no lire beionoeren.
3iele berfolgen; aber immer itno es
2an6slente, MGnner unb Sranen, IN
6eren Moern oel1ti6es 8lnt rinnt, 6ie
oos glei6e 9an6 ibr @eimatlan0 at
nennen beredttgt lin0, Die ielbf anf
bentibem 8oben lire eSsngen6 Derlebt,
oDer beren gorfabren oort gelebt ba=
ben. Ni6ts 1oG uns BEL inherent
@ilfsmerf tre11nen. Sb &atboIif, Oh
Hroteltant; ob &epublifaner o6er @e-
mofrat; Oh Nrbeitgeber o6er Mrbeit=
nebmer; beuti6er Mbfamml1ng 1in6
mir ale, rn6 BEL nnierer Mrbeit fir
6ie alte Seimat poaen mir nus ems
fem, 11dmli6 &inoer 6euti6er @ltern,
0ie, m0gen iie au6 fonft %getrennte
8ege geben nn6 berf9ie6ene 3iele
berfolgen, BEL Der Be~rfolgung 6ieies
groBen 3ieIes 6es Mugenbltdes gar5
zines Sinnes iinb nnb fetne trenne11-
Sen Sdranfen onerfennen. Ni9ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

ser M~enBernng pes gr5biidofs pon.
% s1iiiindt]er, Migr. 81. S~aulgaber, Dle.
iener IN Ieinem beltrigell Saltellbtr-
tenbrief tbat. + 8ert mir einntal bic
greigniile Der leste1t finf Sabre mebr.
aus ser Serne nn0 NIT %Dernarbten
8unoen iiberI9allen, miro it'd oas
8ontififat bes 81. gaters geneoift
XIV. meltgeibidtli6 alS Sirtenam
beiliger 2iebe, als Diafonot Der
8eltfuriorge, als @roBmu9t oes
SegenS oarItelen." Die Srie6e1ssp-.
en5Dflifa bes 81. 8oters lit cine lo-
glide Sortiebung Der 8emiibltngen
Sr. Seiligfeit ndbren0 Der b%erfloiie-
men @riegsiabre I'M bus 8obl aQer
Menihen un0 80lfer.
6. ct 6es g.-G.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
%. yllli l92O.

Ariinoeten golferfamilie. Pin STEELE
ainer Eplitif ser gegenieittgen 8er-
alerpaItiautg unS 8~eral1brng, leielt
fbir oa, Ion cine 8olitif Ser.
SpIioaritdt Der enropQ1-
Mationent reten, bera11s-
aeipadien aus oe:n gemetniaule,t
driltlid)en aulturgeflbl. Ser Sriss
bcnsrnf scs 4apltes lit appen an
baS @eminen guropas nn0 elm BBe-
neis oafur. mel6 feires DIR oie 8u-
lie Fir ben Gang Der 8eltgeihidte
at" Ser aus Oem Often Der euro
ailden a11ltur ~Drobenoen @efabr ge-
,eniiber bietet oie gnapfIifa bas rid.
.tige @egenmittel. nDie @n5Dflifa
sgiebt Die Mnttport auf bieie S6td-
ialsfrage uno rlennt 1as ein5ige ret
tenoe Mittel. Die g%rneuerung Der
Nationen i'm @eilte bes gbrilten-
tbums."
Ser in 8eriatlles geidaffene 8ol-
ferbnnb tonne, erfl6rt bas 8latt,
ieine Mufgabe einfad nidt erfuQen.
Die p1pitlide Note, lelen mir tpet-i
ct, rentbiiut sic gan5e innere un=
pabrbaftigfeit oes @ebiloes, oas I'm,
ere ebemaligen Sein6e 80lferh1n1
,nennen. Ser munbe 8nnft oieies
gunoes beitebt barin, baB er mobl
Sic gntpaffung Der 8eiiegten be-
reibt, baffiir aber nmio eifriger tpei=
nrrii1tet 0arum forOert Die gn5Dflt=
/ cine peiteitgeben0e @inltel1ung Ser
Niiitl1ngen bei alien Nationen, benn
Ut Damn fann elm 8ertraliensber=
lltnis iid) smil6en oen golfern an=
,obnen, nenn 1i6t cine Neation
altererb nit Ser brrtalen @epalt Ell
fer onoeren re6nen mrB.." un0
iran anfniipfenb erfldrt 0as 8olfS-
.att, es lei 5mar fir 9euti9lano
notwithstanding Ieidt, ii6 in bie
orldl1ge bes bl.@aters binein5uoen=
IN. 0aour6 ober miro 6iegeotbz
,enoigfeit ni9t geringer, 6ie euro-
lii6e Holitif aus einem @elet1e
eraus5nbringen, oas it6 tdgli4
eltlider uno erI6reden6er als Elm
otes Geleiie ertpeift." 9em &apIte
soIgen lei 6as Notbpen6ige.
Gas lit 6os Motbmen0tge. 9as
ifunoidreiben 5r. Seiligfeit lit Elm
rnenter 8eneis fir Sic &i6tigfeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
8riefe I, SrMbett.

HHsHEa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fR@&E E- III &@st 4EI#G rE#E#YEEE
Notar Sobn Mettd bon @a0ena
erbieH folgenoes S9reiben, oas er
our Berapenoung I'M uNor6itern" 3u-
la16te:
gbternaberbriid, i'm MpriI 1920.
9errn Notar Sobn Metttel, Wa6e-
#11a, Mirn. 8eltdtige biermit ben
Gmpfang SSbres 8riefes. Die gr1db-
Observation-Disclosures ftn0 bier nod
iirnnter iebr groB. Sic 2ar0mtrte, bie
ielbit geniiger0 2ebensmitteI 5ieben
uno 8ieb balten, (5elbitperiorger).
meroen auerotngs bon Der 2ebensmrit-
telnot nidt betroffen, aber 6ie bieler1
anoeren 2e1te, Die u1i Ben Mnfanf Ser
3aebensmittel ongeuiefen ino, ME Su-
brtfarbeiter, Sammerfer, Sngel0bner
geaor1te Weriorgungsberebttgte) let
ben Wangel. Sn 8olen0orf qibt es
BON 1891 gintpobnern 1862 8erIor=
g1ngsberedtigte lno MIR 229 5elbH-
DeriDrger, IN ben ie1g @emeinoeln ser.
8iitrgermeiiterei 5ufa1nt1en 18788er=
iorgltngsberedtigte inns 1856 5elbH=
~Deriorger. 9ie 8erlorgltnggberedftigz
ttell erbaIfert tp0idenflid 81 81 Gfuno.
@roo lt1l6 3 GRflnlo @arfofffeln. Nu1
.anbere 2ebensmitfel nie nmerifatti=
iber Sped. Maraarine, Saferfloden
Reis, Martnela0e nim. neroer ibnen
al11f beb1irolidem @eae ngefeill
Gereiie nner 2ebensmiHteel, saeIIeiss
o1ragiifiide Tins @ebrandsgegeniftddn-
be ino ehr bod. Der beb6roo1id felt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

all1o P.. Cornelius etrtrihtett 5l mol
len. Tins Sbrem romr1en gebetae
l111o erneren @oblnolen empfeDlenlDD,,
bite iih bernitiig I'M ben IL, Seger
lttb BIN NIT ber5liben @riiBen guer
So1miirbigen 0anfihulbige Dienerirt
sc SSiiabelle, M.
@riiBe audi Sen ben 5hpeltern be- be.
Ionbers bon SO. Nu5arira.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Die Stem Oorfer Mation be5eidnet
Sen &riea 3pii6en Bolen llno Stub
LAMB nls Sen 11ellen @rieg Der Mlliier~
ten. Ole Motion bat bistpeilen eine
unbequeuue Mrt, Die Dinge beim red-
ten Nnr1ef ait rrerren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

lite es iebem gigentMr1er gegenuber fir
redt IND bilig gielt ur1D 3Dg babel In Bes
red)lln1g Den NnBett ll1D Die gDrteile Der
befagten 8egeabdroeruilg ME aud Die
55daoen nno Nadteile. IS lit dngeprDz
r1et, baB beiagte Nabteile biermit abge<
iddbt itnb nnD ieber Berion I'M gerannz
ten gonntb tpie ffolgt Dergiitet tperben
Ipa:: Sobn Bnb Nh bon 5@A Sec. Fl,
Stpp. 1872, Nange 80 500; Sobn CUT
gen, Nh bon N@A "a nrb iiD1it<
lide g Mder BON 5WA bon 58A, Sec.
is, Snip. 1872, Mange 80, $500.
nn6 metterbm angeor0net, bnb bic
'8orteile gegen folet10e 2a~rbpnr5euen OBJ
gefmdBt iinb unb, baB bieieIben IN ben
gpuntDAipegez nn0 griden@Ssonbs tpie
foIgt 3n be3nbIen 1inb: 8. S. &iibnI,
58A, meniger iiboftlii9e 6 older bon
58A bon 5BA, sec. 16. Snip. 1872,
,Nnnge 80, $500; Slid. 5dr5ber, 1914
bon seA, sectton 16, Snp.122. Nmge
80, $3.50; SSoiepbS &ennen If. 81 bon
,S@A, Sec. is. Snp. 1872, Nnrge 30,
$4,000. Gum Betpei1e AnfIir nnHer<
i6reibt Der Boriiber bieier 8eb1rbe unb
fiigt unfern 9iegel in ct. gIouD, Mi1n.,
In gennnntem County ben 10. sSuIi, 1920
BEL. Stir bic golntbbebDrbe bona5tearns
County, Winn. 81. 50. 2nbr, Boriiber.
(6iegel) 8etdtigt: Ni9. Sbnn1eb Count
tb Nl1itor, 1nr9 Stat 8. 8runing, be-
.pntierter gpl1ntbSMnbitpr.
9as @eiu9 beg @eorg 9a1lpt nnb
ar6erer fir gtnblierlng eines g%ountbtpes
.ges I'M CONN 1nb 9iaage 5pring Sill
fam gum 5dlnbberb0r. gluf Mntrng purz
be Die Nn9elegenbeit Biz / l1br 11abmit<
tags 3nridgelegt. Mnf Mntrng bertngte
iidg Die 8ebDr6e Biz 1 ubr nadmittags.