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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09


comfortable. rambling lines. stands
out on the point overlooking tho vii
laTe on one side and the serene hay
on the other. Fishing smacks bob al
anchor along tho beach
A hundred yards from ne crras-r
cottage ~ the only hotel al Point
isabel. a two.Htory affair with rniied
porch~n running all the way around.
Pirr and chickens wander about the
courtyard indifferent 10 tho excite
ment attending the arrival % the
next president Of the United States.
Tn. narrow gauge railroad connect.
ing the point with nrownnviils runs
down the main street Of tho town
The Inhabitants 1.-Two In small one
and twosoom nhacks. implanted
some with thatched roofs. o,h~r~
psccod together Of rough boards In
most documentary fashion DARK.
skinned. black.haired Mexican chill
drrn run all over the town. Every
woman holds an infant In her arms
whiie the fishermen Of tho village alt
iaxiiy I'm front of the general store.
tobacco and swapping yarns.
Members Of the party who ven.
sured out into the village after dark
carried lanterns. there being no street
lights.
Harding win saii from New or.
leans. November rs. foe Panama and
Will. arrive at Norfolk on his return
December 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
Postpones Hearing
on Jit Injunction

Hcazins Of tho city's motion To dis
solve an injunction against tho anti
jitncy ordinance was postponed Mon
day until Tuesday by Presiding
judge J. r. Ronald. In the superior
court
~~-~~~-~~S~~~~~-~~~~
cannot afford 10 70 TO the doctorn.
The cost Of medicines has gona
up to unparalleled heights. For In.
stance. morphine used 10 b. AGO
marks a kilo. II In now 1900. Co
define has gone up from sis marks TO
IL 900 marks a kilo. and cocaine from
fss to Is. 900 marks kIio.
Without the hcip Of tho allies
and friends Of all nations tho situa-
ton in Germany would be very
much worse than II la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
Harding NowFishing
for the Willy Tarp0n

hix FnIIos from tbe Mexican border.
Senator and Mrs Harding are
auarsrred In tho rcomy summer cot.
tagc Of n. n creager. Brownsville
lawyer and personal friend Of Hard.
ing. The low. green house. built on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
SLAYER-PASTOR
IS Ex0NERATED
Killed Roadhouse Keeper in
Self Defense

WINDSOR. Ont. Nov. s.--Rsv. J..
o. I. sprackiin. minister.iiquor
sicuth. shot and killed Beverly Trum.
bic. roadhouse keeper. In self defense.
n coroner's jury decided early today.
The jury was out more than an hour.
The minister was absolved OF all
blame. Trumbie was shot during a
rait on his place.
The crown attorney stiii must act
In the case under the Canadian laws
before the pastor ls finally freed or
charged with the murder Of Trsrm-
bio.
Rev. sprackiin win continus his
wnr on boosiegwrrs and rum runners
along the Canadian border. he said
today. as soon a. the case IL finally
disposed OF. Many attempts have
been made on tho pastors life be
cause Of his activities agains, the
booueggersl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
Americans Buying
Cerman-Made Silks

BERLIN. Oct 3o.--1sy AaIl.t-Fao
tories which formerly made the stuff
TO deal death on the West front are
now turning out wondrous artificial
silk 10 adorn wornankind and man
kind
The artificial silk industry. already
under way before the war. has been
greatly augmented and IL now In n
position TO establish a considerable
competition not alone with the real
silk industry. but with the ARTIFICIAL
silk factories Of other lands
German experts are striving now
TO overcome the drawbacks attendant
upon the artificial brand. or ~Kunst-
seide," as they call IT, Dampness
has a deteriorating effect. but re-
search work shows that this disad.
vantage win soon be disposed OF.
American buyers are manifesting .
strong interest in the new business.
and declare that there In a great do
mand for this product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

Tberc's . snoldering spark Of Wis
dom In the brain Of the man who
knows when to 10 home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11

i.ihS aise u aH,s mt HE really J! 4
4 ne IS { paft IL 4 itiiie piC Tor
10 Is around her s0Giai ions that
the entire plot reyclyes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
hlne,x sumatran vo,eanoes

The Boekit Barisan. series Of
mountain ranges running the whole
length OF the island Of Sumatra near
the western coast, splits in the north
into parallel chains which encircle
the broad Karo- Batak plateau ana
the vast area Of Tuba lake. In these
partially explored ranges there have
already been discovered 80 volcanoes,
70 Of which are now active, the con.
structive and destructive forces OF
Sumatra's formation.-Melvin A. Hall
In the National Geographic Magazine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
EcoentrleitIes Of Genius.

Paul verlaine, modern French
poet, was a genius whose life was
passed in alternate stages Of religious
ecstacy and deplorabie excuses. After
1870 he led the traditional bohemian
life in Paris, then disappeared for
eleven years. In 1851 he appeared in
the public eye as a quasi Catholic with
his "sageese," perhaps his best-known
work. From this time to his death In
1895 verlaine remained, except for
brief intervals, among the cafes OF
the Latin quarter. drinking absinthe,
careusing and writing verse and jour.
nalistic articles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele
Lose Young Son

Donald Edward. aged two years,
sen Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas LuIner
Steele died last night at ten o'clock
at the home OF his parents on Hay
mond street after an illness with
measles complicated with pneumonia.
The mother Of the child was before
her marriage Miss Amanda Austen.
The surviving children in the family
are Arlis Denzil, Thomas Dale. Dor
othy Marguerite, Luther Darrell. III,
lian Maxine and six months old
baby boy. The funeral will lake
place tomorrow and burial will be
made in the Mt. Pisgah cemetery by
Undertaken Fred jenkins. The faith
er OF the child is conductor in the
employ Of the B. and o. railroad.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
Find Value Of Various Woods.

Investigations by the agricultural
department show that one standard
cord Of well-seasoned hickory, oak.
beech, birch, hard maple, ash, elm,
locust or cherry wood is approximate
" equal to one ton of anthracite coal.
A cord and half Of soft maple or
two cords Of cedar, poplar or bass
wood are required to give the same
amount Of heat. One cord Of we'll
seasoned mixed wood equals at last
enc ton Of average grade bitumihous
coal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
|lNay PPl \ Scout !!
eeutiye Here

Z Relative to placing 9 scout execn-
tive IN Fairmont. for the Boy Scouts
q number Of Fairmont business men
VIII meet nthe the y. NJ. G. a. on
wednesday evening a man namen
Ammunson is being sent from the ex-
ecutive headquarters in New YORK
city to meet the local people on We'd
nesday night.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the
members of troops 4 and are ex-
pected to start the work OF cleaning
up the Coal Run ravine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
KATHERINE SP|NKS
SAYS NERVLAX IS
SPLENDID REMEDY
GAINESVILLE Woman Thinks
There is Nothing Like Old
Reliable Medicine.

"For many years | had been a con-
slant sufferer from stomach, kidney
and liver trouble and had been great
ly bothered with constipation, head
aches, gas on my stomach, indigestion,
dizziness and was so nervous ! could
not Sleep writes Katherine Spinks,
40 Jackson St., GAINESVILLE, Ohio. II
purchased bottle Of Nervlax and aft,
er taking it found my general health
was greatly improved while my stom-
ach ills have almost vanished. ! am
also in better spirits and | feel fine:
have taken lots of medicine, but l
think there is nothing better than
Nervlax and | gladly recommend 1t to
those who have suffered as have"
KATHERINE SPINKS.
40 Jackson Street,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nervlax is on sale at Cranes Drug
Store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
1cI.yer comedy situations Abound.

y Clever Comedy Situations Aoouno.
Jack Straw" at the Nelson is not
"a wonderful story. though the talent
used In making 1t has provided u
pleasing ente rtainment.
IN the first place the plot does not
allow the stnr sufficient latitude to
show his ability. Others in the cast
& lake np more feet of film than War
wieR And 1t lacks genuine love m
terest. on the other hand there are
many clever comedy situations and
a general atmosphere Of fun through
nut.
hi: warwick, as "Jack Straw" gives
I q ghty good Interpretation OF the
naft. He lisa very natural actor and
\ y { Iries the role easily and conyinc;;
ingiy. Carroll McComas as Ethel
Parker Jennings and Chas. Ogle as
Her father are well cast: The work
ofs Sylvia Ashton as Mrs. Parker Jen-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
Circus Didn't Hurt Dixie.

The initial day OF the Virgin OF
Stamboul' at the Dixie proved the
work of the Diue's energetic presA
agent had not been in vain. A steady
stream OF pleased patrons Tiled out
at the end OF the first show and Tor
every one that came out there were
two to 20 In. The picture remains at
the Dixie today and tomorrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
/
. FIR ONl
I, it..EApLINERs TONIGHT.
8s T6HpIlN6h0 ON''
The Stage.
Iiippoarome. shlnn's Hoosier Follies
The Screen.
~ oBBY sHINN must have given
Is tabloid lovers an awful sn9 re.

I'D OBEY SHlNN must ue,S Soi.
n tabloid lovers an awful SHOCK
last night when he broke a.! ta =,
COMMANDMENTS ard sent the cut aaa
up with one lone occupant on stas g
aud that u man instead OF a h4e-up
Of the chorus, singing Down ~ BPM Bpm
bonn Bay" or Land Of JAZZ. smS
tones too high Shinn a NV ee,,eS
from q comfortable sleep on me S SoaCn
R,,.,dinr Castles" as sweet Dorothy
Sol m 9yapoyous garb. danced vocal
III and the added effect OF the grace
hi dancer in pantomine gave q
charm 10 the opening that did not
wear of during the show. Shdnn
was heard later with Roy Self in
sIIet tie Rest of the World Go By,
Al excellent number and well done:
Aiicc Lee used "Ballyhoo Bay" and
"a we are any Judge her personality
siwfll have made her one OF the pig
favorites at the Hip by the week
md. Thad Wilkerson handles COM
6iiy nicely, and is not forced to, re-
aort 60 questionable lines or vulgar
antics to get laugh His number,
stf5aLeft My Door Wide Open" Is en-.
tlrely; new here, never being usea
before. Margaret Kahle Bluefteld,
VA That is the way to address
+ mail Sto The fair singer OF Moving
5icfure Ball" A little more person,
I siity infected, into the. number would
maze II stronger. The chorus pre-
scnts good appearance, and IS IN
< Keeping with the standard maintain
ca throughout the show. II the open
SeF Il q fair indicator OF what Boldly
SIiinn has in reserve, the week Will
LID one sof the best tabloid entertain
/ ilients the Hipp has enjoyed for q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11

a NSwis fs N tke world nes The dols
ssnch unrestrictsi fight q WY Ias & y !
Alaska. II winter dogs are almost
the sole means Of getting from place
10 place. The aristocrnts Of arctic
dog life are the mail teams n ING
service Of the United States govern
rnant
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11
lMaet esnnett,s anat 4

Mack sennett' Best
Announcement is made that the big
special feature that has been in
course OF production ut the Mack
Sennett studios for the past 6 months
Down on the Farm" is at the Prin-
cess today. The film Is five reels IN
length and the feature will prove Of
the most laughable Sennett comedies.
More than $4,000 feet Of film were
shot in making the picture and It was
cut and edited down to five reels by
Mack Srnnett personally. The picture
while primarily comedy. is different
from all other laughmaking pictures
in so much as there is deep human
interest theme running through the
action along With much mirthmak-
ing burlesque. The story las NOR
al as we'll as being filled to the brim,l
with thrills and heart throbs. An all
star Sennett cast interprets the &C
ton and in addition Teddy, the dogi
Pepper, the cat comedian; the Sen,
nett cows, geese. pigs, chickens and
other. animals take prominent parts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
9emtidle &anbelaplane.

Nflnhen, II. Sft. = Wie Birt-
|idaftsminiiter 81. Stol5 beute 1,nd
elmer &onferen5 nit Dem baperii1en
Winiterprdfi6enten unb 8ertretern
Der baDriiden @ei6dftsmelt angefun<
6igt fat, fon 6as 8ei6 5tueds beiierer
&ontroue ser 8ro6uftion, Ser GIN
uno Musf1br, Der Berteilung bon
@obmaterialien iopie Der Stobiliiie-
r1ng Ser 8reiie idon in ndditer 3eit
IN eigene 8irtibafts5onen eingeteilt
meroen. Die 6e1ttide &etdsregierung
lit na@ Ser 8eritderl1ng BEG Mini-
tiers r1ur gu bereit, ibr m0gli6ites 3u
tun> Inn Die oeuti6e Snouitrie auf ei-
ne geinnoe 1pirti6aftli9e @rl1nolage
gu iteQen un6 gleid5eitig ben 8elt-
banoel gu for6ern. 9ie EeiInebmer an
Der Ronferen5 gaben lire boujte 53u-
Thinning gu ben Blanen 6es @irt.
fdoftSminilters.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
9eiterreidls 3nfnnft.

Wien, TO-. DIT - Brdii6ent SeiB
bon 0eiterreib iebte in elmer Mebe in
@ra5 in Stetermarf n~11seinnn6er, fir
Oeiterrei9s 3ufunft gebe es nur 5mei
|2oiungen: einen 9onnrburo ODER Mr1-
i9luB ans 9eutide Mei6. Die erite
'2oiung, fiibrte er aug, fei nrtpnbr-
i9etnltA, neil ni9t. a115unebn1er iei,
BOB Die beribie6enen Staater1 Ser ebe-
mnligen Doppelmonardie tpinens
ietn tpiiroen ,auf 6ie 6riibte ibrer
nnabbangigfeit gu ber3idten, 1f1o elm
Bnno nit ungarn tpiir6e ungef1br
3asielbe fem, men1l 5mei Settler Elm
&ompaniel@ei6dft e%riinoeten un6 fid
Damn als Miuioi1Gre porffamen. 0a-
gegen babe 6as faiierli9e Deut1@lano
5por ben @oB Der Belt fid 5r1ge5o.
gen, ie6o@ mer6e Dos 6emofratiide
9enti6lan6 ii6 bal6 tpieoer feline
@te1ung inter BEN Madten idaffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
Der 8ii4ef non San 2ln<
tonte an Sen Genital
Dcrci1t.
2obt behem @emtiibnuser 51 @umten
Der Ariitltd)e11 @oaialrefprm.

Sn Der Mniprade, nit ser ser
bodtn. 8ti9of bon San Mntonio,
SeraS, Wfigr. Mrtbur S. Drofiaerts,
ben IN iener 5taot .tagenoen Central
Nerein begriiBte, fam Ser 8rdIat aui
Die Notbmenoigfett Ser hrijtliden
So5ialreform unb sic 8emiibunaen
beg 6. 9. in Der Discrimination" al
reoen. @r beleubtete sic NotbDen=
btgfeit 6es 8ieberaufbaus material
Ter Bertbe un6 Der Neuidoffung, ser
Wieoerbelebl1ng iittli9er 3ertbe;; err
flarte, Dab 8erfa1he, bie @eieufdaft
5n er1enerr obne @ott un6 Sen Stint
mel babel Giibrer un6 Mi6Hdnur
81 baben, reine 8erb0bnunq 6es MI-
|lerb0diten uno oer Menfdbeit ieIbft"
beoeuten tDir6e. ngs 1T tboridt,
l11br Der Rrdlnt for, r511 fbun mas
Die M6nr1er III Baris getbn1 babeu,
Die Dos SbidiaI Ser MeIt, 0en sfrie.
ben Der 80Ifer, bng @Iiiid ser Menfd.
bet in iibBren Sd1toen bieIten, nit got
tesldlterlider Sredbeit nber Sen SER.
der Der 8eH nus Dren ge~rotl1nge11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
TOM MAY-Socialist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

ausiblo1ien nn6 ser boffen6en Menid
beit ni6ts gaben ols 5~o0omsapfel."
50 miiie aud ie6er 8eriu@ Der @r.
neuerung febli6lagen unb nod gro
Beres l1nglif anrt6ten, menn nidt
Soft babel iei nno Ole 2ebren befolgt
piiroen, Ole Der @efreu5igte gelebrt.
8eiI uber Ser Central Berein I'M
@etite @briiti mirfe, in 6teiem @etite
iih in Ser 5o5ialreform betattge, oes=
balb begruBee r Die Bertreter alS Tor-
fGimpfer fir cine fatboli16e vGefon-
ltruftion. vDesbalb, REF Der 8iidof
ben 6elegierte11 Hrieltern unb 2aien
3n, belize i'd gn6, meme lieben Dez
legaten, nls hriitlibe fatboliibe gr-
11enerer (Gbri1tian Catholic Necon=
ltructors) milfommen! Sd begriiBe
@nd, neil SIR etne Discrimination
befurtportet, 6ie 1i6 1i6t anf 6em To-
len, ii9 1tets beri9iebenoen Sanbe
rein men{hltder 8eitrebungen, elmer
rein menfblider Bbilofopbie, rein
meniblt9er 8erednltngen tuBt;; cine
&efonftruftiorl bie fein Srugbil6, fein
9ronm lit 1tetn, Cure Gefonitruf>
tion, geitiibt o1f Die fefte 1tn6 etn5tg
mogltde @run6lnge, a1f gbriitls ben
@rl6ier (1t16 es gibt fetne11 nn6erer1
Mamen, bnrb ben Die Weniden ge-
retter1 tper6er1 f0r11e11 ole. bieiem lit
Die ein3ige ipabre, sic ein5ige proftii-
Idle Decentralization. ssbre Bemiibn11-
gen nerben ur1s 8efreilr1g BON Ser
Der 2ei6enfdoffen bringm
lie neroet 6as Meib gbriiti inr1er
feifef urrfer ben meniden begriioen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
gon5 getpaltige @oui6 batte. IS 1T

eon5 getpoltige @oui6 batte. IS III
mid gan5 6iiii getueie I'M es mar E
gl1tes Ding, Dab i6 in en- left 9t1bl
geiel1e ben, ionlt mar i@ i61br ge-
mug 11mgefale. Ser @e6espeiler bat
gan5 ben namlide 8eg gefublt. @r
bat gelagt:: sch, SPILL ib 6enfe nit,
Dob nrer bon ben 8ier bel 6rtnte tom
ne; 0a tam mer iebn, tpet1n u1er ben
Stoff nit mebr getp0bnt is, 6ann
tommt 11er aus sen @Gbbit. BeM, ben
i'd ge1agt, t6 6enfe ner rre1n111e nod
cine gum Mbgetpobne I'M Damn gebn
r1er fort.
Sd tin NIT Ole gr0Bte Mubi I'm
mir nn6oem i9 en- gepaltige effort
gema9t fen, an Die Gisbads fomme
u11 tper1n iibb nit nod idnen Die gB-
bafs gegra6 badtt NOR i6 ben lange
Weg bingefaae. sd Zen 5mei 8atteI
erals gebolt I'm ben iie audi auf sen
Sebbel geitelt, atntper oente sic aud
MIR for e Minnit bob elmer bon uns
ebbel getpeie mdr, 6as 8ier in sic
Slides enei 5u pobre2 Softer! Mer
ben lMn1er mtener gefiibH I'M nit ell
mem nal Is Der 8eoespeiler qa,8
meib in fem Gebs getpor6e I'm lat
.gefogt: ~Hbilipp, i6 fin idlbr, mir
lin gepeu}e11ti" Ct bat har0Tip ;nns
Wort geiagt gebabt, 6a Zen ia CANA
ediddtlie 6enielue Weg gefiebIt i'm
% Zen mer 51iatr111e e gang entiek-
l1d'es 5tlfsgefrii6 a1eeftimnt.
Der SoInbnfieper Is an Sic Diebf
femme, bat aiDlDer nit n1if1tode ton.
ne bfefdbs mir ben bie Dobr bon sic
gelnf gebabt. NDeeiir ben ut
A4@&TJEa5HS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
Nrgentinieu nnb Qioa.

8l1ertos Mires, II. Dftober. - Ser
orgentinijde Minifter bes MeuBeren
Bueprreoon, Der nod europa gereiit
1T, I'M als goriiser Der argentinifben
Mboronltrg Der Acknowledgements
ren5 in @enf bei5utpobnen, bat benz
Senat 6ng geripreden gegeben, baB
ole 9erpflidtungen, melhe bie Mb-
orbn1t11g in Der &onferen3 eingeberl
iolte, Der @1itbeibung 6urh ben ar
ger1tinif6en @ongreB rnterfteben.
Dieie Beriider11ng tb11rbe benz Mi-
hitter aIg cine geoingllng Ser Nati-
~i5iern11g einer unb Der Mibrigen GeIe..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
County Commissioner
Third District
County Commissioner
Third District
Offener Sdkreibebricf Hes
pRilip S~amerantpfer.
Mein Iieber 6err Saskatchewan:

Mein lteber &err &e0aftionar: !
Ner ZEN alfo IN Sen Salubr e
paar Battel Merbier gei9l1bert I'M
ZEN aud nit biel gelagt, bietabs n1er
ben ia genuBt, bob mer BALD etmas
b%elleres friege 1ebte. go eba1.t e
baltpe 5tun0 ipdter is Der Salubn-
fieper for1me I'M bat uns ben 8inf
gegetppe. Meir lin nit linn gange I'M
90 bat er geiagt: rgaau Sellers, Sbr
6a1bt aues in Die gisbads finoe. &elft
end 10 lang tpie ibr moM In lpenn
SIR fertig iet0, Damn faunte mer
Die emptie @attels I'M 0ubn Die 8ia
ausfiggere. Sd min e1b nod iobiel
fage, baB Die @eibi6t nit binig 1T,
ober oafor babt tbr a116 ben ti9en.
inein Mbrtifel. Befobr BOB SIR itar-
tie onbt, nemmt eri6t nod ben 5daH
bier, biefabs bus a11nere Is mebbie e
penig falt I'M ibr f0nrt elt1 mebbie
ben NSton1n1ef berfiible." !
Ct bat nns barn ie6en en- Drinf
@bisfi o66er mos es NOR getDtDe i'm
tpie n1er BEN Snieit gebabt ben, ID
ben n1er arig fonni gefiiblt. Mer ben
nns glei1 an oas 8ierbe geiter3t I'm
i9 11ub iage, mer ben eS orig in-
ident. Mer Zen uns g%egenfeitig ge.
nlrttnert, Dab mir 70 gliidli6 getpe-
fe fin 1tn6 bieien bier Blnb gefurne
ben. Meer ben erf9t E pnnr 8attel
georurBe gebnbt; 81 Is eg 1111g bor.
fon1r1e, oIs perrtl r1er ole befoe Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
mebr iopieI Strengt gebabt, u1f5u~
jteben I'M anf8ulmliebe, otpaper for

n1ebr 1ob1el Strergt gebQbt, ul1f5u
lteben I'M auf5uibliebe, atpsper TO
81 balern ben mer nod genul
Strengt gebabt. Das fat for Die ldng
fte 3eit gebauert Big mer auf ei1tn1a
10 mief gepor0e lin, bab mer fei1
Mubf mebr made I'm fem Son meb1
BON 11ns getpme fonnte. Wir ben &c
febntetl I'm ba fen mer 6e1 laAge @eg
mebr' 6obt pie Ieben6ig gelege. Mi,
ben a1t9 feline @i6ie nit, mas nit
uns borga11ge Is I'M mer tpiiie of
fobrs audi nit tpie lang mer.6a gelege
ben.
Mmmer an ettpon5t bat mild elmer
en- Bebl bon gan8 noifes Woiier in
mel Sets geipldidt I'm 6n lin ibb ni6=
Ser al gefomme. Mu9 Der @e6es=
tpeiler bat miooer uufrebt 1ageielie,
aptuer e Sebs bat er genna9t, als
lpenn er gra6 etpe aus fem @rebf a1f<
ge6idt moroe mdr. @entgitens iipme
&nppers fin in Ben @ubm gemeie I'M
ben Dentgitens 0auieno &meit9en at
glei6er 3eit an 11ns geribt, no mer
atptper feine ZEN enniere Tonne. @en,
for e 1ange 5torie fur5 gu made, mer
fin ale bei6e in en- Gmbulen3 geIa-
ben tDor6e. Sm Saspittel ben ie uns
ms 8eH gelegt ben nns Meo6eiin
getDtDe I'm bnnn ben mer Bis gum an
mere Sag geidlafe. Damn i'm MGR
lDt66er ebbel getDeie inteIlitl9ent 5u
enniere. Seer ben 6ie .gan5e 5torie
ber5dblt I'm Der @Gpten mo- nit mid
getabft bat, bat gefagt, 6os tpdr ed=
iadtlie, mas er edipeftet gebabt bdtt.
Ser 5alubnfiieper bGtt uns 3neridt
en- SbaH @ebfer Sud gptptpe I'm mer
fon1te nns glifli9 ib6be, 6ab n1er
nit bon ben 5toff geitortpe fin. Ser
9toff ndr 10 ftrabng, oaB n1er gar
ridt genobtiit bdtte, 6nB 6ns Bier
no CT uns nndber getptpe bdit, 1ifg
a1nerfhter mar tpie Mierbier. sic
bdtte IN ben Sal1tbn e panr @GlIens
&ebien Sud gefur11e I'M oneg fonfis-
febtet. Der Snl11btfieper I'M ser
more erreitet tporbe It'll ct
ltng lett dig @itneiieg benL for
ben Seller 81 fo1ipiffte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

Mir lin nod orig mief getpeie IN
mer ben nod en- gan5e Dag in Sen
&aspitel itebn miiiie> befobr mer in a
"@9ebp mare, in Die &obrt gu gebn.
"a tann mer utptper bo9 iebn, mie
let9t en- Menid gu @run6 gebn fam
I'M babel nod in 5peit Don Brobibi=
i6en. SS6 fen metn Mein0 anfge=
ma6t, Bob i6 in 6ie &obrt anes ioge
.moat, tpos ib gepiit fen, biefebs init
10 en- S6utpiaf ioqt ser Ei9oti9 nit
ltenient fem.
Mptper ems 6a1bt mild bod freue>
I'M oos is, 6aB mer Sen Bump fein
rote Sent for feline Drinfs be5ablt
ben. @omit. i6 berbleime Sbne Sbrn
lietper Hbilipp Ga11erampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
RALPH w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

gotten @rnenr1ng bon ieiten 6es Brd-
iioenten Origopen ourb ben Senot
%abgerungen. Sour nit elmer Webrs
belt bon elmer 5timme fonnte Die Nn-
.tifi5ierung 1ur9ge6riidt mer0en. gle
Oppoiition nabm MnitoB an Der Cat
jade, oaB Die &egierung Der Natio-
nenlign beigetreten mar, obne 5llpor
ben Senot uber Die Grage 5urate5u-
5ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
@ntlaTnna anqefanbiat.

Decatur, 81, 9. DIT. = Ser 8e=
triebs Superintendent Der @abalb-
8abn funoigte in Decatur an, BOB am
~. Oftober 525 Medanifer e%ntIa1ien
miiroen; 6ies betrifft in Decatur I'M
gefabr 200 Mann in Sen 2ofomotib=
nn6 Wogenperfltdtten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

JOHN THELEN. Nominated
without party designation.
JACOB WEBER, Nominated
} without party designation.