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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10
WEST BURKE

Percy Hall has not been quite as
well for a few days.
Miss Florence Humphrey spent the
past week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Rowland spent
Thursday in Lyndonville.
Adna Abar has been at home with
the mumps this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Robbins have
a little son, born last Monday.
Miss Susie Saunders was at home
from Sheffield for the weekend
Mrs. Emma Coburn, who has been
i'll for some time, is much better.
Mrs. M. E. Fairbrother was in St.
Johnsbury on Monday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard of Lyndon
visited at DR.. Hendricks on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mears were
visitors in Lyndonville last Wednes-
day.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Chabot on Tuesday of
last week.
Mrs. Minnie Ruggles visited the o.
E. S. Chapter in Lyndonville last Fri
day evening.
Ray Howard and a friend from St.
Johnsbury spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. d. c. Howard.
Miss Estella Allen of St. Johns
bury Center was the guest of Mrs.
J. F. Ruggles last Friday.
Harris Fyler has decided to go back
to his farm in Burke, and the family
vii PROBABLY move this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Chappell were
called to Barton last week by the
death of Mrs. Hattie Chappell.
Mrs. P. S. Rublee and little daugh-
ter. Louise, of Newport, visited at the
home of Mrs. Aldrich the first of last
week.
L. E. Bugbee's family are all bet
ter. and their nurse, Mrs. Jennie
Goodwin, has returned to her home in
Newark.
Mrs. Edna May Fowler, a former
resident of this place, was married to
Bert Preston Carr of Boston, in that
city, February 23rd.
The remains of Mrs. W. H. Chap
peil of Barton were brought here for
interment last Friday, and laid in the
Rowland cemetery. Mrs. Chappell
was well known here and her loss will
be deeply mourned by many.
We do not feel proud of Burke's
record on the license vote, and we
feel sure that it does not represent
the sentiment of the town as whole.
Moral, attend every town meeting,
and vote on all important questions.
The lecture course committee have
S53.75 left after paying all expenses,
and this money viii be given to the
West Burke library. This gift ex-
empts people from the war tax, and
will be much appreciated by the
library trustees.
SHEFFIELD
Orie Calderwood has the mumps.
Raw Watkins of Burlington was in
town last week.
Leslie Stern is home from school
with the pink eye.
Earla Simpson has come home
from the hospital.
Merritt Phillips has gone to Bos-
ton to work for Hood & Co.
Mary Fletcher returned to her
home in Newport the middle Of the
week.
Charles Dopp has been confined to
the house the past week with sick
ness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10
Yes, It's
True

lou may buy a piece of fur
nlVure elsewhere for less mon
ey' but, are you satisfied with
'He 5ust-as-good kind? Are
you willing to pay out your
money for furniture that lasts
iOr SIX months or a year? The
y ). kind in the end is
mt most costly and never com
pares with our quality furni-
.uPe IN design, quality or finish.
lHe sweetness of low price is
never egualed by the bitterness
u poor quality. So q s2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10

A. Bishop was called to Burke Fri
day to attend the funeral of a broth
er's wife.
Emma Simpson of Lyndonville has
been caring for her mother, Lydia
Blake, the past few days.
| Gerald Tanner has been confined
to the house the past week on account
of sickness, but is better now.
The young people gave Merritt
Phillips a surprise party Friday eve
ming before he left Saturday for Bos-
ton.
Miss Hooker of st. Johnsbury came
to care for Mrs. Paul Willard We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Willard died Fri
day noon.
Peter Simpson went to Canada the
first of the week and his youngest
daughter returned with him to care
for Lydia Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Willard of
Passumpsic were called here Tuesday
to attend the funeral of his mother,
who died Friday.
Mrs. Herman Sheldon was called
to Newport Center last week on ac-
count of the illness and death of her
mother, Mrs. Horner.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Jones took
their grandchildren home to ST.
Johnsbury Monday after keeping
them three weeks while their mother
was sick.
The two children of Mrs. Dan
Dryers sister, whose mother died
last week in New York, were brought
here for burial. This is a very sad
circumstance, the father being sick in
the hospital.
The body of Claude Chamberlin
was brought here from Groveton, N
H., for burial Friday. He died of
influenza. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cham
berlin went to Groveton Thursday
after the remains of their son.
The Baptist parsonage was badly
damaged by fire Thursday of last
week. But for the quick work and
the time of day the blaze~was discov-
cred the buildings would probably
have burned to the ground.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10

helps farmers all over the
United States to make more
and more money. It would
please Us to see you making
more money too, SO we stand
ready to send in your subscrip-
ton if you just say the word.
One dollar buys It for whole
year-52 big, friendly, helpful,
weekly issues. Get acquainted
with THE COUNTRY GENTLE
MAfg-you're sure TO like it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10

ms is a store that sells
S'Ou' dependable furniture
rugs only at prices you
care to pay.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10
lie C(IgyN r.
CENT e! Z, RI q Il

Sometimes banks get ac-
quainted with farmers by giving
good advice, Or urging good
roads, or organizing calf clubs
among the boys. That last was
thewayof one whose story told
IN THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
dated March 6. And we'd like to
get acquaintedwith you through
this Great National Farm
Weekly itself. We know that
The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10
VERMONT NEWS

The names of about 600 women an
peared on the St. Adams check list
this year. -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10

Who is responsible? The writer
says it is the New York magazine
editors who have been gradually
feeding the public rotten sex stories"
until they have denibralized its taste.
The editors defend themselves, by say
ing that they have only been giving
the public what it wanted all along.
They take particular pains to explain
that they minister to the western
taste-by western" meaning about
everything west of the Appalachians
and that "they like this sort of
thing cut west"
A good many westerners, how
ever, Indignantly repudiated the
charge, pointing out that there has
been similar decadence in the drama,
and that American dramas, as every
body knows, are mostly made to suit
the Broadway taste.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10
bull. white black and tam s

i bull, white black and tam
II 256-George 100000, Richmond, l female
+ rat. white and black.
1257-Ge6rge w. Phelps Richmond. ]
l. male, airdale, black and brown.
125S-M. ~. Miller, Waco, /. male, bird
/ white and black.
1259-S. N. Todd, Richmond. ] male
shepherd, red.
i26O-Jas. Payne. Berea 1 female
shepherd. black.
l261-Richard Payne. Berea r 2. male
cur, brown.
l262-Clarence snearer. Richmond,
male, cur, yellow.
1263-John Rymell. Richmond. / male
rat, white
1264-Mrs. John Rymell. Richmond,
male. rat, white.
1265-W. r. Nelson, Richmond, ! male
cur, brown.
12GG-Robert Harris. Richmond, l fe-
male, collie, brown.
I1267-Wm Hendricks. Richmond r 3,
male, shepherd. white.
1268-Wm. Hendricks, Richmond r 3,
male, shepherd, brown.
II 269-HarVey c. Gentry, Richmond /
T. - female poodle, white. ---..-
127O-T l. Kidwell. Brassfield. / male
hound black and white. g
l1271-Iryine Kidwell, Brassfield, male
cur, black.
I1272--yames w. Ballew, Moberly,
male, shepherd, white.
I1273-Elem Garrett, Pamela, ] male cur
white and lemon.
1274-Buford Weber. Newly, l male
shepherd. black.
1275-John Keene, Moberly, l male cur,
black and whites
1276-Chas. Benton, Richmond, / male
shepherd, blue.
i1277-J. b. Smyth. College Hill. male
shepherd. yellow.
1278-Mose Hatton. Union City. l male
shepherd, brindle.
127S-Henry Estill. Richmond. l male
shepherd. black.
1280-Glover, Shepherd, Cincinnati, o.,
1 male, rat, black.
1281-Mandy Durham, Richmond, l
male, rat, black.
12S2-Edna Phelps Richmond star, /
male, shepherd. brown.
1283-Nathan holland, Richmond.
b male. collie. red.
1284-Nathan holland. male, athrdlu
i284-Nathan holland. Richmond, 1
E male rat, white and tan.
1285-George holland. Richmond l male
ti poodle, white.
1286-M. Sloan, Kirksville, l male
hound, black.
12S7-Lee Taylor Cottonburg, 1 male,
collie. yellow and white.
128S-Malinda Taylor. Richmond. l fe-
male. collie, yellow.
1289-P. w. TiptonUnion City. l female
terrier, white.
1290-Nathan Azbill, Richmond, male
shepherd black.
129l-Tom Phelps, Red House. male,
hound, black.
1292-Lee Bowlin. Berea r 2. ! male
shepherd brown.
1293-George Land, Berea R 2. 1 male
shepherd, brown.
1294-Mrs. w. S. Hamilton, Richmond,
1 male bull. yellow.
1295-Neville Gray. Waco. male shep
herd black.
1865. p. Rowlette, Richmond. male
bull. white.
l2s7-wm. Mcord. Red House, female
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10
siiepherda %ai1owi

u, ytiioW
1&fSS2ehas Lanter.; i i fsichfhmonad,' a:1
female hound,j wlb and t. t,GH
le14a-S aliie Lantern 1Lmale
:afgfoN heundaW b, and to no .,.;r
lR157+-7Janes Tribbleif Red House, l
male, shepherd, black. - 70. Nv.
1216-Henry Hornsby. 5, Red House, =:
male, black and white.
1217-America ]. Fielder. Waco, l male
shepherd, yellow.
121S-Mat Hendricks, College Hill, /
male. rat, yellow.
l219-Hoperr NJ. Ca:nes, Richmond,
male, shepherd. black.
1220-Bess Thomas, Richmond. I male
fox terrier, white and black.
1221-E. Deatherage, Richmond, l male
collie, brown.
1222-Mary Louise Deatherage, / male,
poodle. white.
1223-Robert Harris. Union City, l
male, cur. black.
1224-Mayme Covington, Waco, 1 male
Shepherd. black. 80 - s.>e .-.i
l1l25-L.. F. Day, Richmond, male, cur,
red.
122C-T. Lowry Richmond r 4. 1 male
shepherd yellow - ~"
'112E-Preston Embry,1 Richmond 1;
male, rat, black. ..as.
122S-James Collins, Richmond r g, L
male, eur, yellow.
'1229--9John A. Hisle, Doylesville,r /
male. shepherd, black and white:
123Q-John Hord, Berea, male. shep=
herdes .,s. . ..,:-
1231-Tom Ogg. Paint Lick, l male
shepherd yellow.
1232-Tom Mcqueen, Berea, male,
hound, black and white.
1233-Robert Hendren, l male cur red.
1234-French Hockaday, Richmond 1
male, shepherd. red.
1235-Albert Powell, Terrill, l male
shepherd red.
1236-Albert Powell, Terrill, / male
shepherd red.
1237-Rice Estii, Waco, 1 male, flee,
yellow.
123S-L l.. Sewell. Waco, l male shep-
herd, yellow.
1239-Mat Cornelison, Bybee, 1 male
cur, black.
124O-Bain Cornelson, Bybee, male,
cur, brindle.
King, Bybee, 4. male cur,
white.
1242-Oliver Brock, Bybee, male cur,
blacl.
1243-Carlos Todd. Waco, male, shep-
herd. black.
l244-Sidney Cain. Waco. I female.
shepherd. yellow ~
,1245-Coleman Conner. Waco, l male,
shepherd, yellow.
1246-Roe Cain. Waco. l male shepherd
Ua1l0W
.1247-Will Marble Waco. 1 male shep-
herd, yellow.
124s-Will Hisle, Waco. male fox
hound, blue.
1249-JoIn Mclaughlin. Bybee. male
shepherd. yellow.
1250-Frank Dicllerson. Bybee, / male,
shepherd. black.
1251-Dud Conner. Bybee. l male cur.
black.
1252-Peyton Cane Bybee. / female.
flee. black.
1253-Hugh Johnson. Richmond r 2.
male. cur. red
f254-A. D. Mckinney. Union City.
male. shepherd, brind1e.
.255- George Phelps. Richmond. male
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10
q ! IaINfts'3

lfiSeo 10 re- II sst. SID DX .tIic.
Bsne magazife he had been connected
Nth. It was s.Still a respectable maya
ziAa. too. TIE editort explained that
the magazine had not changed, but
it's. readers had. "The public not only
stood for it, but ate it up and wanted
more"
Anyone familiar with tie present
run of fiction will probably agree that
"the gradual decadeh&e Of taste on
ti.@ part of the great mass of maya
ne readers has not My made read
crs less easily shocked but ejso actual
~ eager to embrace these feShip5o55ss.
"What shall I say Of this liter;4 arc
and the prevailine aenoahd for and
consumption CT i a~!-s the retired
editor what shaI. ne sey? One
word covers it all-it IS q d6bauch".
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10
.assRsphend. xeii6a

i17oZM,, B. Hill. G9ii{eEsIHail. nsafal
/, ,ysshepherd, , brewn.
l17as43erry chenaults: allegeS Hili.
isaaaie. shepherhi yellow 81
1172iNJbhn Thomas.;s NasS. 11 male,
l. --le shepherd, yeAl6W illfS .,i!i
|l1E32J aarraes Frost. ,celiA4gyIh sIHh1,i male
l. - y shep herd: yeti6Wsiljisk e ss
l1174---Joe Frost. College. Hill. / male
flee. yellow.
f175-Mrs. z. o. Dennis. College Hill, I
male. shephred.. black.
1176-z. o. Dennis. Jr.. College Hill, ]
female. rat, white.
1177-Rupard Hall. College Hill, male
shepherd. brown.
j1178-Carrie Huckell, Waco. l male
l. shepherd. brown.
l1179-Martha Green, College Hill, ]
male. shepherd. black.
11so-Jim Goodloe, College Hill, male
-, shepherd, black.
1iS1-Ed Covington. Waco. l male
shepherd, yellow.
i1lS2-Georgia Rose. Dreyfus, i male
shepherd black,
fl183-E. Pittman. Dreyfus, 1 male
+ shepherd black.
1l84-Mat Green. Duluth. / male shep-
herd. yellow.
11s5-J. d. long. Newly. ] male. cur
p, black 49,
11S6-G. C. Stocker. Richmond, 1 male
shepherd. yellow.
11S7-Curtis Portwood. Waco. 1 male
/ shepherd, yellow.
11SS-A. F. Hord, Waco male hound
T ID ;al,,
| shepherd, b and w.
119o-J. A. Parsons. Berea, / male
| shepherd. yellow.
11S1-W. T. Boxler. Berea, 1 male shep-
| herd. black.
1192-W. P. Hawkins. Berea, l male
| shepherd. black.
1193-Mary Conn. Berea, / male, shep-
herd. yellow.
l1194-Howard Maupin. Berea. male
| shepherd. black.
1851. M. Hignite. Berea, 1 male
shepherd. yellow.
119G-Willie Owens, Berea r Q, l male
|,-7sass shepherd. black.
I1l97-W. r. Barrett, Berea. l male, cur
black.
d19s-Arthur Barrett. Berea, l malo
cur, black.
11sS-D. IS, Hendricks, Berea 2. 1
/ male, shepherd. black.
1900 Charlotte Barrett. Berea. 1 male,
cur. yellow.
l29I-D. NJ. Skinner. Berea, 1 male.
|. shepherd, yellow.
1202--Amanda Robinson. Berea r Q. l
male, shepherd. black.
Ia 203-Floyd Gassett, Berea r 2, male
I shepherd, black.
1204-John Barnett. Berea r 2. male
cur. red.
|1205-Steve Barnett, Berea R 2. 1 male
cur. yellow.
1206-Addie Barnett. Berea p 2. male
cur. white.
1207--Wiilie Green. Berea R 2, male
cur. white.
120s-Jim Lare. Berea r 2. male shep
|. herd. yellow.
120s-Claude Agee, Richmond r 1. 1
male. shepherd. black.
12l0-Mrs G. w. Ginter. College Hill,
1 male shepherd. yellow.
: 1211-Charles Ginter. College Hill,
female. shepherd. yellow.
1212-J. ~ Park. Richmond r 2. male
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10
Decadellt Fiction

A former magazine editor, now re-
formed, tells a significant story of a
novel written by a well known author.
The manuscript came into his hands
and was read by three professional
readers, all of,whom reported tolim
that the story was so indecent as to
be unprintable, and "tha public would
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10
Where the Feathers Go.
Q-xQ

"i"A man might succeed in feathering
his own nest" remarked the Observer
of Events and Things, "if so much Of
his money didn't go: toward putting
them on his wife's hats
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10

1t IS all right to know enough to
come in when it rains, but the grass
grows, the river flows and flowers live
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-10

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Ser 8Ian ma.roe lfdban in, .Iestsn gsopenl6er bon Dem

Ser Rlan murbe idbpu int slebtela. 9sopenlber bon benz
a1erttaniiden 5arr1arbeiter2ausidu cuff elmer Gagung
m Chicago auSgearbeitet. an Der aud Naarren g. Stone,
oas Sberba1pt Der acknowledgement 8ru0erbaft tell
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~lniibungen unt 2obnerbobung %einitelen. Sic babe1 elm
gelebe11, bob lie auf oiee 8eiie ni6t 5u einen1 g%inltige11
%grgebnis fon1nen fonne1, tpeil oie forttpabrenoe .5tei-
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cine polltan6ige umpal5nng oes mirti6aftli6e1
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lpie aus benz 8lan b~erbprgebt, iiberbaupt Staot unD 2an0
in urnlitelbare MISUNDERSTANDING gu brtngen. Saot
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ldaltung 0eS Wtittelnnonne8 11r cine Jrage Der 3eit.
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onrbieben fonnen, OBJ es aber au6 geli1gen mag, Die
ibrige 8eb0lferung bes 2an1es az eineu1 8orgebe1 in
3eit miro audi oaS fonlr1e1L 0enn cine iolde 8eipegung
labt ii6 idlieBli6 ni6t a%ufbalten. Aber obne &au1pf
miro Der Mittelmann feline SteQung ni6t %uufgeber. IS
bnnbet itd babel ebe1 INN cine S2ebenSfrage. Son beute
Bis morgen miro 1pobl Dos 8iel idtperlid gu erreiden
iein. Gut Cling min Meile baben. Borl4ufig nluB eS i9
ert einn1ol oeige11 mie sic @ef9idte arbeiteet. Muf 6en
@rfolg miro audi in oeie1 Sale anes anfo1nmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22

Ioifen," io Ioutet 0ie 9}ornung ser gean1en oes Ger.
stoate1 sd]oban1ts ! Departer1ents mie aud Die finan.
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G1rd ben @infauf elmer 6iefer sol Bombs lpiiroe Der
gigentiirrer Die ssSrtereiie1-Rote a1tonatiid anf .66 Fro
sent erboben. S1 Is ssabre1t tpirben Die AZ gro5ent
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teridieb bes Marft1pertes $91 unb benz Berte bel Der Ser
faa5eit 500 mir6e Ser @~eammtgeluinn an elmer lolben
sol @el0anlage auf $72.75 iteigen un6 einen iabrlide1l
.Durbidpittsertrog bon $4.85 ODER our 9fute bon 5.33
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ME cine iGlebtere, ie gu berfanfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
2lbennementspreis >es v11ercitern"
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Is itno otes mohl 6rinoe 9enn9, ote
unlere 5teteerun9 oes preiies fir oen
uUoroi tern eemif in Den 2@neen unite
RET merten Seier polanf r~ehtfertt9en
mer0en.
Die uNorofern" zpreije itno mie fol9t
feltee1eBt:
Mbenne,netttspreis, per 9aRr $780,
uasb GanaNa, $500.
uadh DemtitlanH, $3.50.
Die Grhohune oes preiles fir Den
uuorofern" betrdet oem3nfolee per
7nhr SO Gents. Otele preiserhohnn9
-ptro am a
l. Hilary 1920
tnfraft treten. ollie Radfdn6e auf oen
vNorolern" uno Dorausbe5ahlun9en
fir oenielben bis gu obteem Datum
fonnen nod 3u Dem alien preiie 9eoeft
meroen.
Nah oem eri ten mdr5 otei les Jahres
trttt Der UNI 50 Gents pro Jahr 9efet=
eerte preis Elm.
vuerHitern" DrndeeIc(iAaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
frieNe ut ia!

europa Iebt nun tpie0er I'M Srie0enS5ult anOe, 1n1otDe1t
oIS Die 8e3iebungen 51piiden Deuti6lan6 uno ben aaiier>
ten Wfadten inbetradt fon1u1en. Ser 5rieoenspertrag
ser i9o1 Dor Monaten gum &b1dlnB g~elangte, 1T leBte1t
0onnerltag in allen Seilen IN Strait %getreter1, nn0 Der
ariegsauItan6 lit 6anit in aler Gornl fmr beenoet erflart
pproer. Deut6lanb miro nidt LANCER aS feinollbe
Wodt BON Sen AIiierten betruftet. Wean miro nun tple=
Der ben 8eriud MADDEN it6 anf Der Srieoensbalis etn51=
riften, tpen1 aud) Die Solgen bes &rieges MIDI 10 lei9t
iibertp,anoer1, sic oltrd BEN &rieg 1n6 Die 5rteoerlsbeotnz
g,tnge1 berporgerufenen @efuble nidt 10 leidt ~bergeiien
iperoen fonnen.
Ser 5riebe lit 90, aber 70 iebr frieolid peroen Die
golfer MIDI gleid) iiberan en1pftnoer. Dor allen miro
man liJ nod auf biele innere lr1tpal5lnge11 IN ben ell
rppdiiden 2dnbern gefaBt mo6e11 nliiiier. Sic @eriidte
aus 0eutidlano 'iber einen &egierlngsitur5 oeute1 an,
tpie oin1 Die fete &Ilte, auf Der ii9 00fer n1o Gegiez
runge1t feit5ui eBen i1der. gnropa lit IN @arlng uno
miro :oieien 3uitano AUDI %borlaufig nidt log peroen.
Mber oer1nod9, ser Srieoe lit enoli9 ba rab flint uno
einen1 balben SSabr Der &dntpfe uno oes @arrens. Us
lit Elm 1euer Sentiment, ben @renSe11 u1o Ufa9tberbalt
niiien nadh ser aus BENT Srieoerlsfdlub berborgebt. gSle
LANCE oieie lbgren5lng, 0iele Sblibtu1g Der Wtadbtoer.
bdltniHe ii5 be1Dabren nro erbalten la1len miro, 1tebt 0a=
BIN. Sic 8olfsnraiien @nropas fno nod IN eineH
feurigen Wanolungspro5eb ~befange1 nnb tperoen n Der
nadlten Snbre1 iiferlid) nod 1r1anbe Heberra1bt1g l1e=
fern @robe 8irtsidaftsgebiloe internatioraler art net.
ben Aentteben, nene Hegierlngsforrner1 tperoen 1tb 0trdt
ieben, un0 mas iib in oie1er @eiie in europa ereignet
tpiro nidt g%eringen @influB auf Miiert, Dos rieienbafte
111o poIfreide, a1lsiiben. Die @eididte Ser 11abiten 5ebr
Sabren miro ba5ubeitragen, 0ft~@uropa 111o Mlie11 tpirt-
idaftlid nno btn1idtIid seq 8erfebrs 1taber %5uId11nlen=
5%1bringer, oie beioen groteile %5uianneen al fdtpetBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Cine i<barfc Dcrurteiluna.

ug8ie Elm tuabntoibig getDor0etter SpieIer iebt Die eng:
1iide @egiertng gnglanos @obl ur1o Nebe, @l1t nno
8lut auf Sic cine, auf Die lebte &nrte. Blind uno toll.
ion fpielt 1e 6ieies Spiel. sic fpielt Die 2anoer banfe=..
rott nro reiBEt lire GSrel1nbe ins Ber0erben. Gnglunbs.
&rieg lit Ser, nngebeuerite Betrug Der Beltgei6idte. Die.
geadfpelt miro laden ibers Sen blltiger, idatnloie1 Bib
Diiniiter @reDs, England lei ffir Die Sreibeit Belgietts
in ben &rieg ge5oge11. Sir 5entir1ertalitaten 1T nod
ME zines englii9en 50Iorers Slut %geflofier1. Gnglano
ltiibt 1,11r iinti1ter Bic 5elbittdanoigfeit ~0erieniger g0Ifer,
sic es ieIbit urteroriiden min. SSn ben idottiidet Ser
gen Iiegeul n1lfere goreltern at 8a11oerttaulenoen err
iblagen, Mad1rner uno G5ra1err, CRETE u11o Climber. @ei|
gtirling uno sSaltings, an Sod 9ar1nono fdn1fpfte1l M
ferees Ns6oferr ben gooesfanppff fur uniere 5reibeit. saDr-'