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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
BY r. w. SATTERFIELD

THE world today takes off its hat
n to labor. There was a time when
it was not inclined to be so polite
but the day for looking down on la
Dor has left the almanac forever.
Time wa when the tools Of COM
mon toll were a badge of inferiority.
The gentry's coat of arms was not
for the men who sweat and work.
Things have changed. Labor is in the
saddle.
There need be no regret that the
old order has given place to new and
that not arms but tools have become
the equipment of straight manhood
No longer IS one classified as an
underling because he wears overalls
and is smeared with the CRIME of toll.
The enfranchisement of labor
marks the emancipation of common
life. 1t means that ordinary people
are folks, too, and that the perqui-
sites of special privilege are doom
ed.
The world moves toward democra-
cy. The tides are all one way. It is
the era Of our common humanity.
Let labor be careful not to com
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
LABOR'S MOST ANCIENT LAW

The labore worthy his hire The workman deserves has
wages This ancient law needed legislative body
TO enact it, 1t of the square deal part OF the common
law of mankind.
At the gate of Eden God said In the sweat OF
v face shalt thou bread That made the earth world OF work
ing people thought work he soon discover
ed that it blessing God giving him plans tor new ana
better Eden than the one he had lost
Then into world of working people life most binding
custom and labor law The abore worthy OF his hire
Two things in that law
The first is the dignity of 1t labor but the la
borer that steps to labor that makes the man re-
snectabe but the man that makes labor respectable
The individual before the system Amy scheme OF society
whether the capital labor that ignores or
deades the individual Labor have their but
thew are worse than when their members become the victims
Of system Capital has rights but capital has rights that are
in advance of the rights of the laborer
The man takes precedence of the machine Labor exists tor HIM
rather than he for labor
ct labor project its reforms along line promoting and
maintaining the rights and essential dignity the
who works Let the laborer lift his work with himself
The second thing in this ancient law is compensation
shall be scale of wages? How the hire to be egu
lated? On what principle question of be adused Here
the aborer steps again You buy him. Manhood
not for sale gone awesne the labor question
you think the gives title to the soul OF the
wageearner.
He worthy of his hire stand his feet and look
you the face without apology His compensation IS
therefore vastly than of dollars and cents 1t is
reward That decent living conditions and adequate
wage; 1t includes what cannot put the
pay ogood will fiendness. mutual respect human interest
boherness The aboer OF importance than the organza
ton and compensation does stop with the scale.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

nit the wrongs from which it has
suffered. Let it be concerned lest it
seek to become another privileged
class.
The world no more wants an arts
tocracy of labor than of arms. 1t has
destroyed military despotism to set
up the despotism of a trades union.
The only foe labor needs to fear is
Labor.
Anything that lives only for itself
IS doomed. Labor must play the game
fair and work for more than wages.
1t must insist that every man have
a square deal, whether he be wage
Garner or capitalist. 1t must not make
the workingman the victim of his own
organization, nor seek to exploit So
ciety and control government for its
own selfish advantage.
The hopeful thing about the en-
franchisement Of labor is that it plac-
les the emphasis on what God puts
first. He not only Elves with the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
THEIR CLEAN LINEN

Under this caption Cordee Dispatch estmab neigh
Dor takes along with other excellent southwest Georgia
papers task in the following fashion
Americas Recorder MouItre Observer and the
Albany Herald busy airing their clean linen politics They have
They right because they
porting something The of unfair, mis-
things and have right ask for loyalty at all
Nothing toerable We the road to and these three
have angel wings.
Apparently the Dispatch being bitterly partisan newspaper
unable comprehend that fairness political campaign
anything but printing only what favorable to the candidates pol
icies advocated by In this respect the Dispatch with goody
company many Georgia this every
when pasanshp becomes heated This discount the
sincerity and good intentions of the Dispatch of the other doz
of the included in this Characterization What the
mesRecorder the Albany Herald and the Moue Observer
have their advocacy of fairness mparat in the hand
ling of and the discussing without bitterness and with
only calm presentation of logic issues in the editorial columns
The TmesRecode has tried and believes has succeeded
far humanity possible giving every faction this campaign
fair deal When ex-senator adwck spoke Americas his speech
reported fully and dsnterestedy possible be
ing paid only facts When Clifford Walker his opponent spoke
the Governor Dorsey given complete and
fair report could be prepared without stenogaphers
script of his speech and Senator Hoke Smith received much
and Had Thomas Watson and the other candidates APP
peared here they would have received the fair and
attention We believe readers entitled ALL of the facts that
under observation those only which best
give them or our opinions preferences We believe only
limitations to giving the facts should be- first ability them
from reliable and ability handle them
or available space to print them without infringing much the
subscribers right to the of the world outside of politics
The Recorder has observed Dpatch reports of the
various IN Cordee Not has observed in the
columns that filled with comment and in no in
stance complete The people Crisp county
adequate and fair ideas of what really transpred was said We do
not beeve that to be the Sumter and nearby
have had the columns the for all
have conceded our reports fair truthful and complete
hat what we and the other papers call honest and
clean Journalism OF which there great need Georgia today.
None of US have allowed propaganda creep columns with
out permitting answer to We believe the people be trusted
do the right thing at the ballot box when they ENTIRELY inform
ed have faith enough believe when all heard fairly
and honestly and various arguments and candidates then weighed
that right will prevail and the best candidate be selected
By the Dispatch have invited all factions to use your
the polls Wednesday? The Times did so for the eon ~
this section and printed statements Sunday all the
headquarters except that of Mr. Watson which failed to make any
That example of what mean bv being FAM and
impartial in journalism; there others which try to practice
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
STOMACH TROUBLES
indiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
Black Draught, Then
Got All Right.

Seymour, Ind.-"Some time ago I
had sick spell, something like indi-
gestion," writes Mrs. Clara Peacock, OF
Route s, this place. II would get very
sick at the stomach, and spit or vomit,
especially In the mornings.
Then I began the use Of Thedford's
Black-Draught, after l had tried other
medicines. The Black-Draught re-
lieved me more than anything that
took, and I got all right.
Il haven't found anything better
than Black-Draught when suffering
from trouble caused by constipation.
It is easy and sure. Can be taken in
small doses or large as the case calls
for"
When you have sick stomach, indi-
gestion, headache, constipation, or
other disagreeable symptoms, take
Black-Draught to help keep your
system free from poison.
Thedford's Black-Draught Is made
from purely vegetable ingredients,
acts In a gentle, natural way, and has
no bad after-effects. It may be safely
aiken by young or old.
Get a package of Black-Draught to
lay. Insist on the genuine, Thedford's
At your druggists. NC-143
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

(CenCfal lime.
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
Arrive Tea1o.
11:59 am Columbus-Chgo $40 am
1898 pm Albany-Montgy 5:18am
1888 pm Macon-AtIanta 6:37 am
10 pm Columbus *7:10 am
~ pm Aioany-Montgy 2:20 pm
~ pm Macon-Atlanta 2;01 pm
I'll :45 am Columbus *2 :3O nm
1C:00 am Columbus 1900 pm
e:3a am Albany 1880 pm
5:l8 am Macon-Atlanta 1898 ON
$40 am Albany-Jaxville II :59 p1.
*Daily, except Sunday.
Sunday only.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
Special Article
BY DR.. JAMES |. VINCE

men who work" but he has tied the
finest tLilgs in life to labor pro-
gram.
1t is idleness that breds evil; it is
industry that develops character.
Let US not only respect labor, but
let us labor to deserve respect. Let
us have so clear a demonstration of
the fact th-.t the man in overalls is
a man for a that, that society will
never care to return to an age of soft
ness and sham.
1t was not an accident that Jesus
was a carpenter. He toiled at the
bench to show that God is friendly to
labor. Let labor suffer none to doubt
its friendship for God.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean. Penetrat-
ing, Antisept;c Liquid

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworn1, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
S10O for extra large bottle, and prompt
~ applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases. Q
Zemo is wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
1t today and save all further distress.
{ The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, 0,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

Rub-My- IS a great pain killer.
1t relieves pain and soreness caused
by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
etc adv "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

ben Nermanbten uno gnten Treun-
Ben, gemaB benz 8rautpaare Elm LAM
ges unb beiteres 2eben bethlehem
fem!
gal. &oi6io1 beibleunigt 0ie Mr-
belt an ser nel1e11 Garage, Ole er a11=
itene ser abgebran1lten erridten labt.
s. Builder bat ith faafli6 in ben
8eiiB etnes bieitgen neuen Seims bon
&ernarm 8enolfen gebrabt, bas er
Dor MbIalf bieies Monats nit SAINT
lie be5ieben min.
@el6piter &oia uno &elena &la=
1en nn6 GGo 8olneD, Del6e gu ben
,3oglingen Ser ct. Benefits Ma6e-
mite in ct. Soiepb geboren> metlten
Counting bier an Der Seite ibrer @l-
tern.
SRI. Maria Nidel, mel6e pabreno
Ser lebten bret Sabre in 8anama
@ranfenpflegerinnenoienite Derri6te=
te, tpar BIER I'M Builders Seim at
@alte nnb lit @n6e lebter ISOLDE 81
ibrer Mrbeit in 8anama 5urudgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Jacobs prdirie.

Sobn Duqinger bat Die &arnit=
i6ing 5arm fir 1as tofnmenoe Sabr
in Yo9t genommen uno bereitS nit
ieiner 6amilie be5ogen; 2eonaro Mebr-
lem, mel9er 0ieie Sarm leRteS Sabr
als Yddter bearbeitete, Fat etne nabe
Bearl Safe gelegene 6arm be5ogen.
Yeter Smart fat Die Scarf &ropp
Sarm gepadtet uno oieielbe bereits in
8e1tb genom1ten.
&aspar 5imon begleitete 5imon
Blum un0 feline @robmutter> Srau
Blum, na6 Minneapolis, mo Die
bei6en le%btgenannten ibr furoeres
@eim MAIDEN mer0en.
Samilie Sen. &lein mar Sonntag
bel Sen 6amilten SEQ. 8remer fen.
un6 @eorg 8remer If. in @6en &al=
leD at @aite.
Sran @eber liegt I'M @anie ibrer
Go6ter, Srau Ebeooor S60mer> franf
nieoer. SIR 3uitanb i6eint ii9 ie0od
IN ettpaS gebeiiert 5u baben, 10 oaB
man neue Soffnung auf lire Gene
il1ng begt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Mnna GGrieorids ntadten einen Auto-
gbiteder nab 8abpeton, 60. 9, no
Elm ldiingerer 8eiu6 ibren gerpano-
ten gait.
5rau Soiepb Moon, .melbe nnf oas
&ranfen5immer argetpieien 1T, befin-
oct ii6 our 6relpoe igrer Mngeborlsen
auf Dem 0ege Ser @%eneinng.
Rnrl MidlH1 bon 8aoena belt
Id BEL ieinen bier mobnenoen Mnge~
borigen mebrere Sage beiadspei1e
auf.
Sic Sirma 8orger6ing & &obling
brafte porlebte unb lebte @ode cine
8aggonlab11ng &artoffeln gum Ser
1an6t.
Brou Geo Dan Sloun eritattete
in @basfa einen %bertpan6t= nnb
freun6i6aftliben 8efu6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

geriube baden iid ais erfolgreid err
mieien. Matb. Heiiinger, ser iiG'
friiber nit Der 8enennung &artoffel-
f0nig begniigte, if: gum 3uferfonig
abanciert> bat er ia nit ieiner Breiie
bis al 800 @aQonen SDrup, 10 gut
mie er gewon11en meroen fann, Dem
geernteten 3%uferrobr erprebt.
Mi1. @illiber bon Safe @enrD err
itattete iei11en bier mobnenben gltern
einen 8eiu6.
DaB ii9 al1b in unlerer Nabbar=
i6aft 6te Eabafsernte Iobnt, bat 9on=
is @artig ausgefunoen, melder feline
bole @rnte gu 81 Gents oas 8fnno
perfauf te.
Soiepb Hiiringer bat bie iogenannte
Sanb Sarm nabe Ser gouegeptae Sta
ton, 6ie Biz gu 100 Mder groB 1T,
gepabtet nn6 lit jebt 0aran, bas 2an6
nit benz Eractor uu15upfliigen.
Soiepb &iber ldbt auf ieiner iiinglt
faufli6 eritanoenen 6arm in 5ection
90 Elm nertes 8obnbaus erribten. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Ser 5arnilie &einri6 &rauie puroe
Elm munteres 50bnden geboren, tpo5u
uniern @lidtpuni9.
@arolo 8ranleD bat iA anfangS
lebter ISOLDE na9 ct. Sobns College
begeben> 100 er ii6 boberen Stuoien
miomen miro.
6rau 6. 5ommers fat iib Miitte
LETTER ISOLDE gu ldngerem 8eiufe IN
@rono SORTS aufgemn6t.
@el6apiiter 2u5ia uno. &lara Natbe
iino bon ibrem in 8nbena BEL Ser
papoten gema6ten, a9t Gage langen
Beiu9e ms @lternbaus 5urufgefebrt.
SSn einem an oen GonntD-glnoitor
geridteten 8riefe laBt sic Winneio-
ia 9tenerfommiiiion miiien, baB Der
Berionnl @igentumsmert III MeIroie
I'M 5ebn Bro5ent ouf aae @egenftddn-
De, 8anfDorrnt ausgeidlonen, erbobt
fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
BrecnmqI0.

Sen. ublenfott p~erfaufte ieineJarnl
bem MIois &orf fir $40 ben Nfer;
ser neue giigentiuimer miro 0ieielbe Dor
@intriH bes @inters be5teben.
@einri6 Nietfel0 unb Srau iin1
bon &onias un6 EeraS, no ite mebre.
re @oden 8eiude eritatteten, mieoer
babeim eingetroffen.
Srul1 gli1abetb 5bafer 1T nod adt
Sage langem 8eiu6e in Der Sobu
Spdtbs Bamilie nod ibrem Seim in
8rooten 5uriidgefebrt.
8%anffaliierer Ebeo6or 8urlt uno
@attin paren Dienitag lebter 8o6e
5u 8ein6 na9 ct. @lou6.
So. 8inter 1T bon 8aubun 5uriid-
gefebrt, no er fi6 mebrere Gage Be,
iu6smetie aufbielt.
Sn ser Samilie Conrad &ul3er
far6 fi9 elm geiun6es Eo6ter@en elm,
tpo5lt Sen begliidten @Itern mebrfaz
6e @ratulationen. 5ugingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
&prgange
int GDnntO
Qlbdnv.

An1 porlesten SamltaeabenO be-
faub lid) Elm 8ertreter Der StaatS-
uniper1itGt in unierer Mitte uno
belt abenos inn 8inters Ebeater Dor
elmer groBen @er1ammlung einen be-
IebrenOen Sortrag iber 1as 8abcod-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Meldior @elenltein begob lid por=
Iesten Somitag, na6oem er bret Wo'
d)en Safur5 gebabt, nod Gbtcago, mo-
er an oer Nortbmelt tern nniperlitat
feline St1bien sur Seran5iloung als
;3abnor5t mieoer oufeenommen bat.
Sssn ser ct. 8ernbaro's @emetn0e
5u ct. SAUL lieBen lid am 4. Sftober
bel elmer UNI 6 ltbr morgens bonn
bodtp. P. @ictor, .. g.. g., ser bor-
oen1 bier ols @ebiilfsprieiter anges
itelt NOR, gelelenen 8rautmeiie tron-
en- Sobn q. 8elenltein un6 Sri. ST.
liza Sanol1er, beioe bon bier. gea6 ser
Srarung ma9te 0as iltnge Soar eine
Sod5eitsreiie na6 Milmaufee un6
BON BORT nod Chicago, mo- Elm
Sbeim bes 8rdutigams ieBbaft lit.
Die N~euperm6blten meroen ibren Ell
geren Serb in Mlbanp griinben, mo
Ser 8rdutigam in ser 6irit State
8anf uls @ebiilfsfanierer angeiteat
it,. M0ge es 6em 8uni6e ieiner Ser
luonoten uno Sreunoen gemdB 6em
@routpaore itets moblergeben!
@e1dmi1ter CLARA nnb 2orettd
Gbrilten ltn0 Iebte ISOLDE CUR Serbrin=
gung ibrer Terien5eit bon Minneapo=
liz bier eingetroffen.
Na1 5met Boben tangent 8eiude
BEL in iWnneapolis tpobnen6en Ser
%tpon6ten un6 Sreunoinnen lit SRI. ST.
enc @ubertp ins glternbaus 5uriidge.
febrt. =
0ienltog LETTER 8o9e trof Sobn
&rafer bon Minneapolis al einer 5met
@oden oauernoen 8afan5 bier BEL
Sen @ltern, 8eter &rafer nn6 Srau,
Elm.
Srau Mnna Meper, pel9e inn ct.
Soiepbs Sospital 81 ct. Saul unter
dr5tli6er 8ebanolung ltebt, madt oui
6em 8ege Ser @eneiung 5ufrieoen=
lteqen0en Sorti6riH.
Midael Ebelen mur6e bon ieiner
@ottin nit einem m1tnteren S0bnben
bei6enft, tpo5u uniern @ludpuni6.
Nad6em er nit ietner Drei9erar=
belt in Nortb Dafota ferttg getpor-
Sen, lit Sobn 20blein Mttte lebter
8ode no6 bter 5uriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Safe Renrv

Watbias @panier uno Grau maren
5onntagsgdite Der 5amilie @einri6
s. 8r6gelmann mdbren0 Oni0a Slid
bo6 un6 @ebriioer @iieni9enf in
Mpon 8ein9e eritattete.
Bamtlie Soiepb 2ieier, Setter Man-
6enoA Sofepb 2abr uno 5ran nno
Sen. 8rGgelmann genolien ouf eini=
ge @tnn6en am Sonntag 6ie Gait
freun6i6oft ser Gamilie g. 5. Sii9=
ba9.
Sobn @90nboff bon Souf Centre
beln9te 5onntag sic bier %tpobnenoe
6or1ilie Midolaus 2ie1er.
Daniel 6panier un6 Grar bon
Spring Sin tparen in 8egleit1ng 6es
Matb. @ponier @bepaares bier Cont
tagsgGite Ser Camille Soiepbina
5tang, mGbrenb @einrih Gbelen rno
6ran bon ct. Martin ii6 beiu6smei>
lie beim Sobn 5panier aufbielten.
Srou Sobn 59rome1, tpel6e felt
SEN letten 8o9en inn ct. &apbaels
&ospital 3u ct. Glou6 l1nter dratli=
der Beban0lung itebt, madt anf Dem
@ege Ser @eneiuna 6erart gnten Sort
idritt 6oB file in BEN nd6iten Eaaen
nad) @ouie miro %entlaiien mer6en f0'n=
men.
@ebrii6er Setting perian6ten cine
tpeitere @aggonlabung &artoffeln
no6 6em oitlt6en Marfe.
Die Mrbeit an benz neuen 9auie
fir ben bieiigen 811ttermader gebt
gut borar; man gla1tbt 6asielbe Biz
anm 1. Mobember ieiner @eitimrnltttg
iiebrgeben 51 fonnen.
Sci Ser giinitigen 8itterung fin6
0ie Sarmer oieier @egen6 @n6e leb<
ter ISOLDE nit ser 9rei6erarbeit fer
tig getporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
n1eire Grope.

- Mm Sonntag, ben II. DITTO
ber, tuirb SEER &arl Sbiele in Meeire
@robe in Mid). 8rangs Elak iein, I'M
&olleftionen fir Ben nNDrbtern" am
1tad]en 1nb nene MDnne1ten in Die
I2eierliite anfannebnnen.
Ser 6amilie Sran5 Smoiefe mur-
6e ant eriten Gage Dergangener ISOLDE
Elm ml1nteres Sobn9en geboren. Mo-
ge es CUR Grer1oe ser gltern madien
un6 geoeibenl
Cine groBe Mn5abl BertDan6te nno
6reun6e bon bier mobnten Dem IN
Sauf Centre itattgefun6enen 8egrdh.
nii1e 6es Mlois Diefbaus, bes Sobnes
ser BORT mobnen6en Gamilie Sofepb
Diefbaus bel.
@einri9 &oopmeiner un6 6rau,
@ubert Natbe, 6rau 1n6 &inoer nno
Ebeo6or Natbe bon ct. Slono iaben
iib als Sonntagsgaite bier in Ser
Camille @6uar6 Srtmarn beriam=
| melt.
SDetlq WteDer, Gl11dDetD Seref1S
uno Moeln Weper bon Der. ct. 8e-
ne6ifts Mfaoemie in ct. Soiepb ber=
bra9ten ben Sonntag bier BEL Den
Gltern.
Sen. Offering begab iid lebten
Samitag mad ct. CLOUD un6 mabte
Gonntag nit Der bort uobnen0en So
mile Comp Eerrabe cine Mutotont'
naG 8udman, mo- nebit anoeren 8e-
%fannten un6 Sreun0en a11b Ger bodm
Bfarrer 2e1ttbner begruBt purbe.
9ie bieitgen @ei9dftsleute maren
in ben lebten Boden itarf NIT Ser
ianot BON &artoffeln in Mniprl19 ge-
nommen.
@eorg 8altes uno 5rau perbradten
6en borlebten 5onntag in &i9mon0,
no Die gegenieitigen Sreun6esbegrii.
Bnngen re9t ber5lide maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Qpon.l

Ser bier b%eiteben0e ct. Soiepbs.
50riterberein nabm in ieiner iungl1
abgebaltenen Sabresperl Die
8abl Der 8eamten nit folgen0em
grgebniS Dor: 8. S. &epperS, 0ber=
forlter; u. 6. @eQe, @ebilfsoberfor=
lter; 60. 8. 59mtot, gemeiener Ober=
f0riter; &c. S. &bielmann, 8rotofoll=
iefretar; &oman S9mi0, Sinan5ie=
fretar; S. q. Slider, S6atmeiiter.
Sn ben Gerpaltungsrat muroen &C.
wablt: SEQ &aB, SSacob Sbmann uno
5ran5 so. 9faB. Mit Dem 5pre6er=
amt tp11rbe @eorg 81. @@mi6 betraut
Die neuen 8eamten muroen ant 5.
Oftober in lire 5tellungen einge=
fubrt.
8ertba 2uderoth 2u6pina @eae
uno Maria StubniBfi iin0 BON Mortb
Dafota, mo- tie in Der @rnte be19af=
tigt paren, 5urudgefebrt.
Die bieiige Ge11ertpebr. bielt ibr
Sabres=Bicnic an borlebten @onntag
am l1fer 6es @runlobs Safe.
emil STAB uno q. Seur1ng baben
6ie S%uttermiible Der Mpon Garmers
Cooperative Creamery fduflid er-
ltanoen uno meroen 6iefelbe in Carl
&ettenmeiers 5duppen b%erlegeu, nad
oem oerielbe 5ued6ienli6 miro Unit
%gearbettet fem.
Sn peridie6enen Samilien jino Die
fogenannten Srieiels unter ben &in=
bern ausgebroden, 6arob Der S6ul-
beiu1 Elm mangelbafter 1T.
Sn ser Samilie Ebeo6or &oning
fan6 Elm geiunoes &0dterden mill
fommene Mnfnabme, mo5u ben beglid
ten @ltern pielfa9 gratuliert tpnr6e.
StraBenfommtiiar Sobann Sbiel=
mann brtngt uniere StraBen in fei=
men 3ultanb, gu neldem 3med cine
ipe5ieae 5tpei Wias Stener ~aufgelegt
mnr0e.
Dos augenblidli6e 8eftnoen oes
Ibeooor @o0en, melder idon felt lam
gerer 3eit frdnfelt, lit Elm 8eoenfen
erregenoes.
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Nem l1unih.

Mm Sunntag, ben "a. Sftpber,
tpiro SER &arl Sbiele in Mem Mh1-
MIDI betm Matb. Bauer ietn, nm
&oleftto11en fir ben Murbitern at u1a-
den+
Sn Der camille Soul &ielano itea-
te ii9 CUR Greuoe Der beglidten @l-
tern, Elm geiunoes E09ter9en elm,
Woge 6ieie Sreuoe bon LANCER DaueiyI
1ein!
8ei ser Arbeit elmer 8lod cement.
mai9ine quetidte Sobn 8iebolt orei
Singer ieiner redten @an6.
Haul San6 11n6 Sodter Martba
lino bon Nortb Dafota 5urudgefebrt,
mo 9err Sano BET elmer Dreidma-
i9ine Die Mufii9t fibrte.
Sobn 8ui4mann un6 Grau iin6
na9 mebrtagigem 8eiu9e Der So
milie ibres in 2itle Sails pobne1-
ben 59piegeriobnes Beter 2l1berf
mieoer 6abeim ein%getroffen.
Sri. &atbarina Sonnen, $o9ter
Ser Gamilie Matbias Sonner, unter-
5og ii9 I'M Melroier &ospital elmer
gludlib Derlaufenen 8lin66armope-
ration, un6 6ie Batientin befin6et fi@
oerart wobl bob ite in ben eriten Sa-
gen miro na6 Sauie e%rtlaiien perben
f0nnen.
Gbeo6or S9ulte berin1p0te 3pei 81.
Observation-Disclosures 8ieb fir Die
SarmerS Chipping aiiociatior. nod
Soutb ct. Saul. ~
Srau Sen. SbtDieters tpur6e mS
Welroier Sospital tpegen 8Iin6oarM.
ent5iinoung operiert nno fublt ii9 ge-
gentpartig ben umitanoen gemab
,mobl.
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Bayri1des Settlement.

Gobert Birfl, melber pabreno Der
IeRten Monate betm Beter W%inneratb
in Dienit itan6, bat it6 nod ct.
@lonb begeben, no er in Dienit elmer
@ranit=6irma getreten iit.
Die 1eue Wobnnng, melhe Soiepb
gilenidenf ietner Samilie erridten
IdBt, gebt ibrer 8%oqenoung entgegen.
Sic Socob 8olf Samilie belt it'd
eihes Cages pergangener Wode be-
indspeiie in Der @onntpbanptitaot
auf.
Srou $. 8. 8artbel nabm an Der
Dienltag at ct. CLOUD ~gefeterte1t
Sod5eit hires gr11oers tell.
Sid. RIein urto Gral, 5ral Bie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
freeport.

9ie Mrbeit an Der nel1en Stltner &
Mentl Garage ma9t 5ufrieoeniteQen=
Ben Sorti9ritt; sic S6reinerarbeit
gebt ibrer 8oqen0ung ~entgegen l1r6
3eigen ii6 babei Ebeo0or GiDnG nn5
Sen. Guef ols tii6tige 8admdrner.
Ser in 6ieier @enein0e beitebenoe
SUPERINTENDENT beranitoltete ont
Sonntagaben6 in Der &ale Der Ser5
SsSein 59nle cine &~artenpartie, Die
out be1n6t NOR un6 bel Ser 6as 8e=
Ite ser @emein6e ni6t auBer M@t ge>
la1ien tpl1r6e.
9ie Sobn Nent1 6amilte un6 SRI.