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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

E. H. SELARDS. ge6loEo de Ia sec
ci6n de Geologic econ6mica : Tecno-
loCfa de Ia Universidad de Texas, Ia
terminado una amplia exploitation de
los recursos mineraIes del Concado de
Boxer, al cual pertenece San Antonio
Dlcho sab!o a ercont-ado que los de
p6sitos de bar-o cue 80 hallan on este
condado son de gran impOTtancia. y en-
un iafo-me cue ha Huhlicado describe
esos dep6sitos de barro Y hace refe
rencia a IN material. llamado hentoni
IA. que tambten Sc Ia d~escubierto en-
este condado.
Los prircipales dep6sltos de csc ba
rro que So haIIa en- el no-;s del can't
no de Castroville 4 Is miIlaS de San
Antonio. estaa sienGu cXplotados va
por una compNNia de esta ciudad, y
aguf mlsno Sc halla "A planta en- la
cuaI Sc SEGA. Sc mueIe y Sc prepare
dicho barro para 81 mercado. En- 81
POGO principal de donde $ eNtrae ac-
tualmente 81 harro hay n capa que
tiene treinta y cIHco pies de espeSor
FL barro de que hahlamos es de un
liEero color verde, que Sc convlerte
en- T!ge~amente colorado CuandO Sc Sc.
c.. Cuaudo SO rompe en- estadO fresco
Ia ruptura ofrece un Caracter especial.
pues parece que Sc deSmenuza en- pc
quehas escanas u hojas. ESe barro es
ia r~evuelto con arena Y otraS substan
cias y cuando Sc lie coloca en- aqua
Sc divide fjntsimamenJe hacienda to-
ma al liquido IN color neGruzco. Los
suelos tormados princtpalmeDte de ba-
RIO son durcs. y cuando estan mezcla
dos con materials orEanicas coman I'm
color negro.
Los dep6sitos de barro no Gentlemen
f6siles. ordinariamente. Sc llaman ft-
stiles las substancias vegetables o ami
males que sepultadas en- Ia terra, de
Dido a determinadas circurStanclas Sc
han petriticado sin perder Su forma
primitive. 81 algUnos dep6sitos de ba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

Vista 81 doctor a IN enfermo. La
esposa sale e recibirle Y le pregunta:
Senior doctor. :que opina listed de
Il e~nfernadsd de mi marido'
Que neceSita mucho repoSo = po-
CO trabaio dc cabeza.
ESQ sUpons nuestra ruina--con-
tesla la mu:s,-:ni marido. es pelulue-
70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05
CHASCARRlLLOS

EXamen de Aritm6tica:
FL porfesor mo sabe US
tee numeros homogeneous
nara sumac' Fanos a ver...S listed
t;ene cinco ltbros, V los une a go Ii
bros. mas 15G libros. mas 90 liDro3,
;cue resultant?
FL discfpulo Gleno dc gozo}
-iCna 6ibl:oteca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05
En- I'm eTamen.

En- I'm examen.
Que distancia hay de Ia TERRA al
So?
81 mi;,ones de legUas.
~ comp Ia encont-a,!o listed e>:
di~tancia>
-.Oh, .Tcr6aderamente tnor2>e:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

En- IN teatro contrataron g un te-
nor. a qufen G: pGblico silbabe con fre
cuencia.
Una noche. al satir del teatro. Sc lie
acerc6 I'm iDdlv1duo y lie dijo:
-iQrs lastina que no sea listed el
gallo de IL Passion!
-iPor que?
-Porque asf no ~cantarfa listed mas
que tres veces al aho, y este de ma
drUgada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

81 represeatAsemos Ia TERRA por un
GIobo de un metro de diametro, habra
que representa- Ell sol por I'm globo de
los metros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

IA r~ecomCnGab!e para loC1Tir 4. fin que
nos iEdica: en- c"mbio, s. hay vav!as
con q objcto cortrar!o.
J. Z.-College Station, TeNas-El nl-
nero atrrtsGdo de LA PRENSA vale
dic& c~eEtavUs. ) para Obicnerlu debe-
IA di-igirse e, IA Administrator. a
compahado e. ;mporte g indIcando ella
ramente Ia fecha dc. rumcro que de-
sea.
la receta que nos p.de IS Ia, ~siguien-
;e: mcdi2 libra dc cisco. q meNos pc
sado : reduciGo 4 polvo: dos dracmas
de mira. una ouza de Iris de Floren-
eta on polTo. media onza de Coriandro.
media onza de nitrate dc pctasa, dos
dracmas de sci de Nitro Y una onza de
gonna ar&biga en- polvo.
Sc disuelve Ia ON en- medic vGsso
de agua. So haCe de TODD Il pasta:
en- seguida. Sc divide en- p~orcioncitas a
modo de pequehas piramides Y Sc de-
"a que Sc seIucn b!c9 antcs lie usarSe.
Para s~ervi~sC dc estas pastil,aS no
hey mas que colocarlas donde sc quie-
ra. encenderlas por In punta mas del
gada. y dejarlrs hasta que Sc consul
man por 81 miSmaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

ST te pongc dos caranelos en- una
Inano Y tres en- a. otra, 5cuantos ca
ramelos. ;cnG.as?
-.Muy poQuitos. papa!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05
7gEre5aNg474$

Tn suscriptOr. Kansas CIty No.--No
hemos podido ninguna r-=ce.
ia recomcndab!e para loglTlr e. fin que
nos iEdica: en- c"mbio, s. hay var!as
cor q ob1eto cortrario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05
CHlSTES

En- IN p~-ri6Cico revolucionario, un
sornbvero &c anunciaba asi, en- letras
muy gordas. C~!udadanos: Venean
100000 cabezas: Hecen falta 100000
Cabezas!
y luego al pie. con caracteres mas
modcstos:
Para Facilitates por 10 pesos I'm
sombrero 2 cada una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

LEA ESTO
He colorado del Gobierro de los
Estados Unidos, cierta cantidad
de dinero para ANDRES MANIA
! NAL, espahol que anteriormeute
vivid en- Gum, Wyoming, y a
1uien no he podido entregar di-
cha cantidad, por no saber su d-l
recci6n actual. Cualquiera que
pueda proporcionar algun informe
sfrvase dirigirlo a
S. GINESTRA
Mgr. Foreign Dept. THE BEG
KLEY NATIONAL BANK, Bee
kley. W. Va.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

E. y. Eddy, Texas.-Es possible que
los sintomas que nos indica Sc deoan
:. que Ia nina tenga lombrices y bueno
serfe que lie diera sLgdn vermffugo, Co
mo por e3enplc ell Jayne's Tonic, de a
cuerdo con las i~nstruCctones que 10 a
compaiian ' teniendo en- consideration
IA edad de Ia nina. 81 no le hace bien
es SECURE que tampoco le hara mai Y
de no darIe r~esultado Sc podra desc
h mas arde esta causa como Ia de
su NAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

-. $3.50
los i7fornes que desea acerca de los
trah.jns IN West Virginia, puede diri-
girse al Consul2do McXicano en- esta
ciudad. Gross Bank Bldg, EsqUina de
Commerce y Navarro.
VI. acknowledgements de los
datos eStadistiCos references Al asuato
que nos indica, Dor cuyo motive senti-
mos no poderlo compiacer.
E. ~S.-SaDulpa, Okla.-Seghn Sc
nos infor7na, los sueldos que ganan los
jornaleros en- IA region que no !ndi-
ca son Ge tres d6larcs diarios. rs Sc
guro que las personals que tengan al
gun oficio ganen mas y muy bien sc
les facilitara lograrlo 81 hablan J AS
criben iugIGs, pero ?arece un POGO diff
ell que pueda mcjorar q salar!o que
aauI tiene y Creemos que no Sc deoe-
ria emprender el viaje sin aSegurarse
primero de que qodr!a hallar ALA un
trab.io SECURE V r~emunerado tan bien
como aQuf O mejor, 81 fuere possible.
e. precio del pasaie de Nuevo Lare-
do a Tampico es de unos ve!nttcuatro
nasns meyicanos en- primera y de IN
mitad en- segunda, por oMnterrey.
Sus herramientas, esrando usada'r
Sc las dejarar pasar iibres de dere-
chos. pero no asi los materiales, 4 me-
nos que sean en- muy pequeha can't
dad.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-03
BULLDOGS WORK OUT
 UNDER COACH WOODY

Coach Charles R. Woody and tho advance guard of the Hendrix College Bulldogs had their first work out or Russell field yesterday afternoon, the director putting his squad through a number of ''limbering up exercises as a conditioner to the hard work which is to follow. Members of the squad expressed themselves as much impressed with the new director and the manner in which he takes hold of work. Under his direction, the Bull dogs look for big year on the grid iron.
 All told, there were 19 men on Rus sell field for the practice yesterday. Capt. Joe Coleman led the vann, with Blackburn, McKennon, Bot Harton, Virgil Coleman, Bingham, Fred Scott, B. and L. Lipe and Tommy Hayes of last years squads also out for re- hearsals. Mann, Herring and Waugh an, candidates for line positions, prob ably will arrive in time for work Monday, and Jeff Farris, quarterback last year, is expected home by Tues day at the latest. By the time school Is opened on Wednesday,, the full squad will be on the field.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-03
FARMERS INSPECT
 FERTILIZER TEST

Test patches of cotton and corn treated with different formulas and amounts of fertilizer are being in- spected at Martinville this afternoon. County Agent T. M. Williams, under whose supervision the tests have been made, headed the party from Conway this morning. In it were: E. J. BOdman of Little Rock, vice president of the Union & Mercantile Trust Con- pany; Alfred Sachs, fertilizer expert of the University of Arkansas; J. N. Adler, president of the Arkansas fer t1izer Company, and several others. MT. Bodman, who is also chairman of the Arkansas profitable farming bureau, will make the address of the day. Refreshments will be provided by the Conway Commercial Club.
 The number of business men going from Conway was disappointing in a way, MT. Williams said. Increased production on farms by means of fer tilizer is of vital importance to the entire county, MT. Williams said Among the business men who went were D. O. Harton, and Tom Davis of the Bank of Conway with several others.
 MT. Williams has also launched a movement among the farmers of the county to start the use of winter cov- CT crops as a method of soil enrich
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-03
DELINQUENTS CAUSE
 CONCERN TO OFFICERS

Little Rock, Sept. 3.-There are still II counties that have failed to make settlement with the state. They have practically only today and to- morro wto complete their settlements in order to participate in the appor- tionment of the school fund. A great deal of concern is manifested in edu- cational circles because of the delay The state board of education will meet at 10 o'clock Monday next to appor- tion the funds and only those counties which have made their settlement and whose money is in the state treasury can participate in the apportionment Some of the larger counties in the state are in the list of those that are awaiting the eleventh hour to make their settlements.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-03

ment |. He has prepared 500 pledge cards to be signed by farmers who will have cover crops this winter. Already number have been signed, and he hopes the total of this acreage will be. 2,500 acres. The pledge in- cludes a promise to adopt other ad- juncts to advanced famrming such as
 terracing, which has proved effective
 wherever tried in this county.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-03
ODD FELLOWS BEGIN
 GREAT CONVENTION
lRy United Pressl

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 3-Odd Eel lows of Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkanss opened their annual convention here today with more than 1000 in attendance. The Daughters of Rebecca, sister organ ization of the Odd Fellows, will open their district convention here on Sat urday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-03
WELL FRUITED STALK.

A cotton stalk with over 60 grown bolls was brought to Conway yester- day, the stalk having been obtained on the Sam Glover farm near Guy. The stalk, it was said, was one of the smallest in <he row from which it was taken.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

lage election Tuesday, resulting ~
follows: For . water works sys-
TEN, 1876 for; for fre truck and
apparatus. 102. Mems votes were
10 for water works; rs for fire
truck. Women's votes for water
works. n; for. fire truck, "A. VII
lage officers were elected as fol-
lows. Trustees, Dave Guthrie,
Paul Carlson. e. NJ. Peckham.
Clerk, C. d. Harmon.
Mrs. Henry Carstenson is enjoy
ing visit from her sister Of Clia-
ton, Iowa.
Mrs. Adam Young, who spent the
winter in Biloxi. Miss, arrived
home Thursday of this week Her
husband will remain in the south
for the present
A pleasant and profitable meeting
of the Erie woman's club was held
Tuesday at Assembly hall in the
school building. 1t was legislative
and social and industrial day. and
the program was arranged by Mrs.
Florence Hyde and Mrs. Clara Bah
cock, chairman Of those committees
respectively of the club. The u.s.
! ual business was transacted, and
one new member, Mrs. Mary Nc
Neill, received. 1t was decided that
the club would cooperate with the
American Legion and Old Soldiers
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

Clyde Burns. whose term expired.
The directors are, w. w. Miller,
Clarence Eggleston and A. E. Rob-
inson.
Mn. Levi Matthews and daugh-
ter. Miss Jennie. went to st. Louis,
Mo-, last Thursday to attend the
funeral services of cousin Of Mrs.
Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adon Ansen of
Prophetstown have moved to Erie,
and are occupying rooms with Mrs.
Ansen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carstenson- Mr.. Ansen will be en-
ployed in garage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Denison spent
the past week in Chicago on bust
ness. On their return, they drove
home an auto to fill an order for
the Denison & Muesse garage.
Miss Ruth Wonser has been ser
iously i'll with pneumonia for sew
eral days. A late report states that
she is somewhat improved.
Worthy Matthews returned home
last week from Wesley hospital in
Chicago where he underwent an
operation several weeks ago. He
returns much benefited by the
operation and treatment.
An advisory vote on the question
OF better fire protection for Erie
was voted upon at the annual vii
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

in Missouri, and are looking ft,r
another location in this vicinity.
Mrs. Marguerite Warnsi and lit
tie daughter. Ruth. arrived from
their home In Minneapolis, MINI.
last Saturday, and are guests Of
Mrs. Warmers father, r. L. Bur-
cheil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muesse, Who
bought the r. L. Burchell house,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Gillette.
have moved into it, from the Mrs.
Mary Wolever cottage on Main
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L Francis
have moved into their house on
River street, which they bought of
George Wheelock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bum, who had occupied the
house, moved into the adjacent one.
which they bought Of George Vince
lock.
Earl Sawyer and family from An
nawan. ILL.,. spent Sunday with the
George Sawyer and E. H. Wait
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Turner and
children spent the week end with
the Enos Anderson family at Rock
Island.
c. d. Harmon reports that his
wife. who has been at st. Luke's
hospital at Davenport the past two
months, following an operation,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

ed. the latter in place of Harry
Ffundstein. who declined to serve
for the three year term.
DR.. c. J. Pearson Of Erie, re-
Gently received . beautiful memor-
ial cup in honor Of his son. Ray
hond, Who met his death at March
Field. Cal, March s. The cup Is
silver. with gold lining. and on one
side is the coat Of arms Of the aria
ton service, with the following iu-
scription underneath, Memory Of
Second Lieutenant Raymond F.
Pearson. = gallant oficer and true
friend" On the other side Is it,
scribed From the officers Of the
Air Service and Of the Naval At
tachment, the Forest Rangers and
the Flying Cadets. stationed al
March Field, Riverside, Cal"
Harvey Young and children Of
Rock Falls, were guests of their
relatives. the George and Horace
Neer families, the first Of the week
Mrs. Eta Guthrie from Musca-
tine, Iowa, visited her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Kirk Thompson the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Neer and
daughter of Missouri, are visiting
at the home of the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Neer,
having come for an indefinite stay.
They have recently sold their farm
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

IN observing Decoration day With
appropriate exercises.s The pro-
gram opened with q piano solo BY
miss Edna Kelley. after which Mrs.
hyde gave short talk on legisla-
ton in general, and also gave Z re-
port OF the suffrage convention she
attended IN Chicago recently Mrs.
babcock read fine paper, taking
Ior her topic Welfare at
the Young" The voc,l
solo odd Fashioned Garden was
nicely rendered by George Beese,
with Miss Anna Adams accompan-
ist, and m response to an encore,
ne sang Mississippi Shore" Mrs.
Brown Of Prophetstovn, who ID dis
trlct chairman Of the legislative de-
partment OF the voman's clubs.
gave a very instructive talk. speak
ing especially about the proposed
changes in the constitution. Mrs.
Ernest Cunningham, Mrs. Graham
Thompson and Mrs. Langdon of
Prophetstown. who came with Mrs.
Brown, also gave short talks,
Luncheon was served at the close
of the program.
A special election was held Sat-
urday to eject two members of the
board OF education for the Erie
community high school. George
Perkins and Fred Bleitz were elect
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
|bODY FOUND IN
RIVER THAT OF
DAVENPORT Man


Tho body Of the drowned man
-b,ch was seen by guards on the
government bridge floating under
Tho draw early yesterday morning
nd which was brought to- shore by
charles Minor Of the Rock Island
no,ice department, was. identified
~ W G. Ramers, proprietor OF
,be Farmers hotel. 212 Scott street.
navonnort. as that. Of George
ssblotfeldt, a roomer in his hotel
Sho had been missing since We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr Reimers identified the body
At the inquest which was held at
.he MoeIler mortuary Thursday aft
ernoon. The jury returned the YER
dict of drowning with suicidal in
,snt There we're no marks on the
hody to lead the jury to believe
tbere had been a struggle before
the man leaped into the water. The
univ scar was a slight scrape on
tho forehead which is thought to
have been made when the floating
man was struck by the ferry boat.
Mr. Schlotfelt is thought to have
iumped into the river off the north
sbore of the arsenal island. Guards
first saw him as the body floated
nnder the draw headed for the
rock Island shore. They notified
Minor at the Rock Island police
station.
According 10 Minors testimony,
he reached the river shore in time
to see Schlotfeldt's body floating
near the ferry dock and struck by
the ferry. 1t then sank from sight,
coming up farther down the river.
Minor obtained a boat and padded
out to the body, bringing it to shore
about Twelfth street. Nearby towns
we're notified of the finding of the
body so that it might be speedily
identified.
Mr.. Schlotfeldt was about IA
years old and had resided at the
Farmers hotel for about ten years.
He was retired farmer. Wednes-
day afternoon about 2 o'clock he
was missed from the hotel by his
cronies. A search was made. with
no satisfactory results until the
tale of the finding Of the floating
body by Rock Island police reach
ed the ears of Mr. Reimers, the no.
tel proprietor. who came at once
to Rock Island and identified the
remains. Mr.. Schlotfeldt is said to
have a nephew residing in Dewitt,
Iowa, who was notified of the death.
Funeral arrangements will be made
as soon as word is received from
the nephew.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
weh Linton.

g.. Serpatius, So9ter Wearla. 81
enc 5bmiR uno Grau Sobann Naoe>
moder neblt Bernice Bentfielb ret
item DorleBten Sonntag nod Baoe1o
8elu9 ser 9elena Sercati11s, o1e
an6eren Cages nab einem Snn1tar1=
Inn gebrodt muroe, 100 li@ ibr 2etoen
in boifnungspoqer Beiie gebellert bat
Sobann 8entfielo 11n6 5rau Beter
2u6mig bon Ne1p Meunib uno Ser
mann ublentpeblfoh bon 2ottel, IN
Montara, mare1 einige Gage ange=
nebme 8eluher Ser bier mobnenoen
Ga1nilie s. 5. Bentfielb.
6rib M0bring berian6te bergange=
ne ISOLDE 5mei gilenbabnpagenlaou1=
gen 8ieb nod 5ib-St. Saul.
Gamilie Sofepb Orbed erltattete in
Martin tDobnenoen 8erlDanoten
uno 2reunoen einen Sonntagsbelnh.
2esten Donnerltag iaben iib Die
Mitglie6er bes Gral1enbereins Der ct.
Merins @emeinbe IN Ni9. .Dioiers
Bobnung %beriammelt, nobel oos SIT
tereIle Der @emeinoe mie6er-im ridt1=
aen Gimme mabrgenomr1en mnroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
8erliner @treif beenbet.

Berlin, IA. Nob. - Ser Streif Der
gleftri3it6tsnrbeiter III Berlin, aus
Dem Die &on1munilten eine11 Gene
|raltreif MAIDEN 1pollten, lit beenbet
fboroen, uno oie 2ente nabrnen am
|Donnerftag oie Arbeit mieoer auf, 10
bob 8eleudtung unb straBenbobn-
6ienit nie6er IN Gong geiebt ueroen
%fonnten. Ser Streif nnrbe oaburh
been6et, 6aB bie sto6tperpaltung,
nahoem tie ii1 pergeblib an Grdii-
|bent ebert geDanot batte, mfiinoig-
te, ale Mrbeiter, Ole Bis 5u elmer be-
itin1mten stunbe ii9 nidt tpie6er gum
9ierit geiteM bb6itten, niiroen 6arterno
~entIaiien. Die Mrbeifer erbalten cine
2obn5ulage bon SO Bfennig per Stln
6e;; nliBerbem miro Die Mrbeitseintei-
Hung ettpns gednoert.
Die Heidsregierung bat auBerbem
berfugt ooB fiinftig streifs in Of.
fentIiben getrieben nidt obne bret
fdgige @iinoigltng geouIoet tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
8ilbe Gaeueu.

@orldam, 6. Sob. Inter einer1
ImiIoen Mufrubr bertagte lih Der
Gei9stog, rad)oem 0ie So5iolillen 2
.Stunoen lang Die M%bitimmung nbcr
ben 8erfnliungsparagrapben, Der Ell
men Sennt boritebt, berbinoert batter.
|Die So5ialilten nnb &a0ifalen blielen
|auf Erompeten un6 Bfeifen nnb per=
|ibten onoeren greuli6en 2drm. Grot
benz or6nete ser 8raIioent bic Mbltim=
ml1ng an, nber sic 5o5ialilten entrii-
fen Sen 8oten bie Mbitimmungsfarz
ten nno SCRIBE, ipielten 8aa nit 0en=
ielber1 un6 bingen tie an 8an6en nno
|gbnnbeliere. Hremier Witos, Mus=
lnnomini1ter gapbieba nnb onoere
Megier1ngsbeomten iaben Dem Ma=
oon f6tpeigero at. gs blieb ni9ts
nnberes iibrig als Die Sitnng gu
|11lieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
sic 2eit11ng oes l1nternebn1e11S iebt Be.

|oie 2eitung bes llnternebn1e1S lett be-
|fannt gibt, baben Die 5ammlungcr1
|bisber Die Summe BON 225,OOO Marf
|ergeben. Die &ausfamn1lungen ioaen
nun fortgelebt merben, barnit Der
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