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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Beionberg reiblid]e Grute tuiro e..
fnlrfef.

I Waiblngton, u. Sui. bonn
Observation-Disclosures III Maib<
ington ouagegeb6ene geribt uber ben
5ta11o Der grrte oeufet ani eiinen Sc.
oeutenoen grtrng Der baupti1blibiIten
8ooener5eugniiie 0es 4anbeg BIN.
ben meiiten Salen lit Die al %ertDarten
De grnte groiBer, als Der mnffiidibbrige
DurdildgriiHt 1e rSaDre1 914bis 1918
Die Gabafz uno Neisernte Deripridt
Die groiBtR a1t 1neroen, Die man BIS
iiest erlebf Bot; man rednef arf nn-
.gefdibr I12,000,OO0 Nfll1D gnbaff
mebr, oIs Sic biisber grDfBte grne, nno
nnf 1900, 900 gn{ha NeiS mebr,
als bisber einem Sabre geern=.
fef norDen
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.syeinOIihe gerben it11n eSfalienre.

rei IL SSNI. alir5lm Der
lulraten 0Hi5ier Der erbiiben Qr-
rice III eiirem Mltimatum 6ns er Dem
General 8ergano, Dem gefeblsbnber.
Der itolienifden 9ffupationsfruppen
5niteuIte, 0ie itaIieniiden gruppen bic
oh Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III Der.
ga1be bon griei fafionierf I'M, on-
ten cine 55frede BON ~ Waeilen tn
meifIider Hidtune5urndgeben.
General 8erga1no meigerte id 0ies
fem gefeM 6olge 81 Ieiifen NIT Der
8pgrMnbung,0ds Mfreffenbe mtin1n-
fum Ell u11giillttiia 81 nidib gel-.
Igrno Hber Rom gefomnen . Die III
benz mtiunnt11m geifelR 5ri1 Ie at,
aber o1Deit bat ib mod nidts ereig.
net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Sem Saaser saisa1aai

8adg, II nart
tenfommififiion meIde Iaa ser atlSars
=beitung Ser 8eitimn1ungen ar Den
Dauernbeu i11ternatieudleD WgeaidsBssr
Dof betrauH
bubf fein Hiidter BEG griBHnaM sIGAb
@hig irgenoleiir ppliihfHfess mksralas
ober internnfiienaIes Mm freebbat.
gAHnHge Gidfer, uniperffitah aRsro-
.feHorer pbsr eDemalige 8arlauteas
MifgIiRser foafen pngegen 5uselaEa,
tDsrbes. Berner murbe beffddeHeh Sat
Die 9Maidbfer bonn Ror6u Der 2isa rnS
bon Der 2iga ielbt gepabH merosn
fonfen; Der Mmfster11lin nhroe atslt
nelln Sabre eftgefeBtt tpsreen, and %
no es d I'M Reubeiesass aun 10
falrSsn ban6elt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

oepe 8lsAen3mede CUR Anoessaartei
Dienng 81 Derlangen. Pos Heetfa-
banpregranm na BIZ Gnoe 1927
burd]gefubrt fem nit efnern Mnffpa11-
oe bon 45e Mi1aonen aoHan, Die
ong 2nro bi11nen 5egn e55nbfex enf
bringen mub Son bsr Buns1te ftnb
miber 375 WintpAen Collins fin ben
@er4 bon bier @dbahtd1fas, Nsr
acknowledgement, IL apaiseaa 81
i3~erfoirern nnb elmer 4noaH anSeee
&riegsfabr5e11ge befFthmna. bufclge
@eI1mangeIg mlBte IN DieeM SSabte
Ger JIottenbongbalt ne11 @,199,499
nm ehpa eff Miqione1 berringert
neroen. Baiiietsai, Der lettp Der
noroIib bon Sort artbur geIeaeten.
gnten @6fen an Ger nfiafhGen Aiffte
ut ii Sic S1r1e Der Soporer Mber-
eegdneer uno non ilgen 6efe4t NOR
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
III ass1stHunug G6b0eutidJlanbs.
exk{ HnIi4Gine bnIihfde5

IL ssAtrtEnnug 6db-Deufdlanbs.
95Ex e. Sni4Gine poIitifhe
eefyuHo1 stang@ III bic g1toedu1gl
III. eT hssnplte baDRriifhe Bolitifer
Dr. 8etns BET killer beim 3e1ttrt1m
sopitsartg dn ii letter Set Dem
8a11erBAtdsgetbhrfe iii @ebein1e11
NIT ben Grl [6pim gerbnnoIu1ger1
aefnbn SR odral ab5ieIten,
.si1oentfAdr1b una BEN iibriqer1
3aA@ant Ios5ureiietl nno ei11
IsespA ginDet anter ber Nor.
4erffdef A11pras snerridten. Gem.
fepsaf 1lts ANN aud Deutfh
l0dkrrrtA cSs ne,Agfeng ein gro
III 60 oabsk aRgegIeioert tperben.
Die tse gernlr11ten fnoiest
ans enef 1s5pgnr nnrbe1 naoeglln.
IL kgaRsn aAed bnb e III BET
bautI9sn o1h hodIfda6io abge.
isHafte
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81. lrriie Il Ar1tdnanier fnhnn,

ie greik ffasr Granddaughter ixba IN
Sui abermnls I'M eitran Sent per
g,fful1o geitiegen nrfo Doben oolnh ei-
men 5tonS CREDIT ME ct III ben %
sSobren felt benz 8iirgerfriege utM
1nebr ongepaen i nno babel M
fir ben 9fteber BON ben Yoplers
.miblen eine nbarnlaIige 8reislteig9eart-=
1lr1g I'M einea gent per Rfaab auee.
fiinoigt moroen npn eine Breiserbo.
blur1 nm nter dis 40 Hrooeut eA
Dem gegiale oeg Sabres benrufe. 81
ben maiffften 566nea fir6 bic 3eitntAs
gIeier1berninfffMi getltig, ei,t5nieben
6oB sic 8eifiitgsspreiie mr. inter be1s
Crude Der Mottpenoigfeh erbobt tper.
Bel, urlo Dnber fninpns ben berfongz
tel. Fit oen Gil1SeIlten fnli1n ias Ge.
ipidAfodeiIbsn glebrprep Sd be6ob9-
Ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Grnae gsobnna Ser engliidea Mrbeirs


8eamington gnglano. &. Sul=
IL. Ger bier tngenooe RongreB Der
8rubenarbeiter Bot eiien 8effdinB an
genomnlen, bern5nfolge Elm General
ireif naer @elperfi1nftm Derfugt
iperoen 100, ipenn r:e NNegiierllta MIDI
Sic 8ruspe11 aus sSsrlano ~5nrad6iebt
urb nit Ser 9ieferllng Don @riegs1ttoe
feriaI ali oie Begner Der g~olibepiften.
forffdbn. Ser gefdluB, Ser nit g
len gegen cine ein5ige gtnn1Ille 5lr.
Nnnabue gela1gte, miro benz ssns
oerfongreB Der Generic nrterbreitet
iDerben, Der am 8ienitag III 2oroon.
~auiommentriH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Helm Srauenitint,llrcskt
ID Ucrilteftf.

GutIan6 ST., 10. Still Ell
ner bbelGe beroHentlidten HrofIalna-
tiior1 peigert iih @punerneursgIennen
bon 8ern1omt dpeds Rntifi3ierlng
ses
.5ur 8lll10esberfnffung Die 5tootsle-.
gislatyr tn elmer Sonberieiiion Elm
.bernfen. sz5
Die 8rDflanlation folgt elmer Soon.
@ferera, Sic far5lib 3nifden benz @ou-I
bernelr unD Senatnr 9nroiug benz
repubIfaniiden HrdiiomfidaItgfan-
bioaten III darlington tattfnrD l1n6
BET Del, nie es oaalals bieB, oiie We0g-
lidfeit Der &atiiffisierung 0es Mlaenoee
saentt burdb ems repngiifanilbe
GtontSeeie4sebunN belproden mnrbe.
&nuberlleur Clement b~egrun0e eiz
lie 8eigeru11q III eriter 2inie nit ben
Beffim1nuftaen Der Staatsperfafiung,
Bic IN elmer oIden 6rage boridreiM.
Bag H4 6s 85epolfer1ing 6g 5tuafes
5nerit bariber uusfprede. 9u3m babe
uber DE 8ebolteruug bes 5taates
md 4ana DeIegesbeit qeDabt 90 Die
btrsr4ige 2eeislotuI gepdblt Durbe,
dis Die Gahf5ierung oeg Grauen=
finrMredt ss11fases nod hidft DorIag.
Nan tonne ffibi baber eri BEL Der n1d=
fen staatsipaBI nit bieier 5rnge be-
faifen. Die perfdieberen an1p6ioaten
5atten Dor 0 MaH Dre Mniidten.
oaraber fn1te3tgeben.
Ginen Der benerfenslperteiten
Bunfe Der HroJlamntion biiI0d Der
angriff 6e8 @onDerneurs au oas
8unoesobergeridtz bon benz CT be
baiiptet oab e nit [einer M~ugleguna
Der 8nn6esberfafung noie @run0e
item Der lBoIfsregierung ii ben Der.
esntgtM 9taafen beorobbf.1 gNIs Set
fpiele perben has uo oas 18.
AMenbeqnm nngefuibr Diie1ntT 9Mn-
pesinaHebgAsgepaIfnHifteI bnrdIugaffss
peifi9A D11roen b%efpn0ers oag IeBtere,
.vfur Spfen annobn1e be5oblte Mgen-
ten isrgten 0ener Die unbegren5fen.
@elbn1iftel atdAtiaer 6rganiiatiiot1en
snr Berfagh1N. fftaHoo1Mp s ..
Gdyari ongegrftfffm nir0 oud sic.
flr58fiSe gmfdei6ung bes Bunoes.
ebergaMH, Ole eiu Referendum mber
aper6en1ea1 sur BlaoesDerfaifung.
m1afabIiab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Dppoiition anfeeae6en

Chicago, ST., 13. Suli. Der
&soi1Dent 6es @onaites Der User be-
sid)loB gienltog frib, i'd Der nafiolla-
len Mrbeiterpartei 5nr B8riii1onnge
1ter neuen 9artei an5uidlieben. Der
8eidInB muroe ii elmer %eetren,ten
SiBung gefaB, nah0em borber Elm
Eel Ser Rpnportiian 2eague il100 Der
s5ingIe Eor DeIegofen fib Dem Mr-
better &onDent ongefhIofien bntten.
Cos @onaittee Der Mrbeiter beidIob,
2ienitag nadmittag III gealeinidaf
Iiner 5isnng nit Der Irbeiterpdrtei
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sic N~onlinatien
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
.l1nifeD giep YnrtD1 nllrben 3nm be-
ionoeren gelldddf am N6eno gerao6t.
50 Jollette ipoats MIDI.
gbicago, Sui. se11a-
Tor 2a6oneHe deint ia, feIbff uid3t
fir ben geeigneten Ma1,n als HrdIi-
oentiddhyaanoion 3n baIten. 81
lief bic aonne1tion niffen. 6aB m
Die Domination nidt 1DGe. l1nrrit1
feIbnr nodbem gorliter Molfer ben
Sd Jonetfeg gntinei q NOBLE be
Termination MIDI. on~aefilt6igt bat
t trat Setter gorlotp, 2eiter Der
MDrI0 Mnr 8eternns al nrl0 ben
Initgte sob 2nGoaette trot eil.ear
sMipnprifftn rfDifiniert merle. Erbes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
11cuc HcrclutiSn III 111crs
It's bcit1tiet.

NogaIes S5uI ueber Bic
ungitn 8eridte bon benz Musbrlid
elmer neuen repoIutio11dre11 getpegtng
lii ein5eInen 5taafen Merifos gnb @e-
neraI Miparo 0bregon Ole foIgenbe
aufffll1iirn11g
banoeH id Inn einige Genera
e, Sic rnber Nnbdnger Der gnrran=
5nsGegier1ng mnren nr6 ih iekt ge=
gen Die meme prDbiioriibe @egier1ing
MIR oesbab erbobe1L neil lie Hirddtten,
ipegen birer mrl1iiiHigen A1ntsDer1pal=
hung unb pegen bega1ge1er Inter
6dleife 5nr NerantDortuw ge5ogen
u11o beItrnft 5u mer6en.
Die MeppIte 1T MIR 0rflliiden @ba-
rnffters un6 beIhranH h auf 51neii
ODER brei NunffR. Man betradfet lie
nur dis einen 8Iuff, burh ben Die
|5dnloigen lire 5lndt peroeden sol
Zen, sd lie obne 8meifeI oie Mbfibf
baben, iih ser ltrafenoen @eredtig
fef 81 enfaiebIen.
Sgnacl {, Y : HUGS Irnge1e !1s1=
l l1 bo1lgaIIer q oeH ssl .
ten Sfaa1en, tl1 noer o1e poilIllpe =
&c 1n lle1ne1 Ve1Ia 1l nlu1l Iu1pelln5
.eroaa1f: Is. se11ler 1~leoeI5engnng nu ~
ali1B 1n oer aAerHau9lsn 5eH ~ q
|elneln fonIl111 oer n1De1loDI.lg y.
gieine1l e, 1onl1leIs = oeNen l w. #p1 V
Del11ge s5aal 5nlan.InenlesI 8.
2err So1laaas naI Prall lpe1ll satN!
fd 11to11S 5ar5etiIo oer sIaa1siIIelp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
gp1piet. Negier11ng gebt 6ratifd bor,


g~ppiet.Megier1111g gebt 6raitifd bor.
Mosfau, 10. SILL. Mlne Bribnt-
Betriebe, Die nidt nll elmer dbfollt
fooperatipen 8runolage beruben, iinb
geidIoiIen norben. Dieies If 6sr en-
tie SdriH, Ben Die Mosfqler 8eb0rz
Den ii einem energifben @an1pf &c.
Iaen Die Spefulatiorstput getan bnben.
Ser &anoel nit gerid0ner1ngsrnit-
teln nnS gDiletternrfifeln mtrb 11a-
tionaiilirt nerSen. 2aberbeiieern unb
Heitanratelren ut Ole @eiinng 5atge=
aa11gen, baB iiie ieoer5eit Die Sdlie
.Bling ibrer 8etriebe 5n gefpdrfigen
lg1bei1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

Iein5iges grdfioentidaftg-Hidd alfge
s1teM fperoen loa. 9ie1e Bpfdlile
5tpuroeu bon1 aHgenle111a1 4o11tere15-
sausldnB beioer Rnrteien einffinl11lg
#gefaBf ueber oe11sysaH1e11 Der t1elIell
sor1ffen Barfei fo1tnfe nod feine 81
nlglilg er5led fperoen.
arbeiterpartei DC e6Dllette.
g8enn senator 2aSoaete Die SEQ
mi1latlon Der orlften 4nrtei a1111inmt
70 fa11l er iie baben, iotped Die 48fr
ll11D Die Nrbeiterpartei IN 8etrndt
foran1en. D1e Boitablt1rrl1ll11a delgt
#1ldJor iett, oaB CT Die iibertpdltige1soe
|yiebrIe1t Der 5til11n1e1 erbolten bot.
Nnoere 4nroi0aten n1b 6Jrnnf
#gSal19 bon 4anias gnp ebarigs 9
elI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'lo s Se1II9
pplp. seu.lw g.lD uubelDea. uls st.n-
olpu1 Fur y. Plailoenllua1 1nu1'Al.
SdJarf per1artett s.
St1 alien Nfeoen ipuroen bic repub-
Iifaniide li1o Ole Oemofratiide 8arfei
fdarf DerurteH. Sobn siBpntfid
nar1lte Die beiben B%latffprmen ueiIe
ablebra1ng bon aqensy nasDas .nn1e-
rifanii6e goH DeIlaagf un1 beIlrrs
fef but @an5 beioroers fhdd)arf
branomarfte CT 8ol1Der1leur Cor BON
sDbip negen eirer Saltltng int SfaH
ifreif Dom lebten Sabre, no e. 3 s.
eirler oer1ofratiiden OaaDor ban enn.
tor, Sbio, ubieBfe, neil oiefer 0a-
ral1f befaro, bob oie adekmdBiaaen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

Gruppc1 ii1c as brittle partei pereit,iet-
2lrbcifcrpartci nod abicifs, 81 Sc 5SaiRrer Ser
AS" ecec1 Sc selait,te Scr platform NIT
11arr' idben 0eefteft I'D rcr,paRrcn.- III ~
Ss1lcftcs Nomination fauif1 81 5ipcifel1.-aeh
fci1c Gif1ie,a11e iibcr 0cn ua1itcf1 crjielf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Menes aabiinett inDeferreid aebilbet

Neues aabineh III stiterreid gebiloet
sSiien, Sui. Gin neueS SD.
6ireH beiteben0 ms14 Mhglieoern
lpllrbe beufe gebiloefs Ore ein5elnen.
garteien fms propprtionel mod Der
s88ubl ibrer Berfreter III Der BOLSTER
lamlnlliung repridilenHerL nno 5ipar III
Der 8eife 6aB e0e Harfei bre eigenen.
,Nliniifer III Dus aubi1eH e%ntienoet..
Sic meiiten Der rniilberen Minifer
Heiben I'M Mmte. 81 Aarl STEINER.
biaih auBer Dem &a15lerpoiten 0as
8orfefeliae fin austpdrttiige Nngele.
genbeiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
6~raneBrehmnredt nirb dugegrihen
bsnfbfnatou 9uIi.= sSm Qher.

8afhinaton IL Suit SIN Dber-
geriht 6es 9tItrifts bon Columbia
iudbte Charles 9. Jnirdilb, Stem
9on, 8rafiinept Der Mmeriea11 Com
fitutionaI Qeague, Inn einen Gin
baltsbefeH mad, burh ben 5tnnts{ez
ffretar golbp berbinoert mer0en 100,
.oag
dur 8unbasDerfaifuna ol1rb oiesibIIii-.
DE $rnflamatpn flir rntifi5iert aupr-
fl6ren. Ter gIeide ginboItsbefebI
foH oem 8nnbesgeneraInnpaH Sic
Gardfahnnne n1es &%a1enoements Der.
Netm.
81 Der &dqa4nit mira beba1p-
TT 1a @atssii3terung oes AmenSe-
nerb st3sb Die ataatsgeiekgebung
Dal, B~sratrsea1 hi uagelesliAL meilie
ali bdrRgntiae 2erife erlal1gt MUIR
De, u11o cine H~atih3ierung ii Sennei-
fee sparos GiaiAfaH8 ni6er Dag We.
fs1 LEN, ga VI ooffigen aeaiglatnr
LAM ben stantsgeiesen nidt 6asggfiedbtt
CUR atfsisrNNa Der Mabnabme 5u-
faHeA.
0oIpet taben nur IS Stanfen 1ns
an1e1,oa1ent ratifi5iert u1ao oa nod
oa &fiiaierung 1urd eiren neite-
rem Stqa6 Benbtigtt MIR, fam bier Die.
r Mndriul 4 6as Mmen1ennent uiiber
rafdenb. QPau bette tpobI eii11en In
.gr m gelesmdBiefeit Der Na-
tdBkrNtttgm &straHfies ertportet aber
erR maaoem dsieR &atiffBierung En-
aetgt t.1aIs
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~ RaIninn 40 Gs,t1i

spa, 8elgien, 13. Sui. Ser
Gntenterat IN Spa Bat beiddofen
nidt oaronf au beiteben, BOB bic Der
treter oeS 8eutider &eibes Bis Diet
itagnadmittug 8 ubr anf bag linen
Gn Rnntag in Saden Der &obleliefes
rnttg geltente uIti1natum arttporten,
ibnen pielmebr Bier5u Biz WiittpDd
GET gu Iaf1er, in5nilden beraten sJ
Sic Sad1perftdn0igen bei0er Barteien
neiter iiber 1ie &oblefrage. Die lett
ae 5oroerung Ser entente gebt oa=
BIN, Dab DeutihIano monatlih 5nei
Miaione1 gonnen @oble al Iieferns
bot.
batte she Menge nnf 100000, pd=s
ter anf 100000 8onner1 dneeieBt
uno Die Dentfden boten ,100,0O0'
gonr1e11 mor1atli6.
Ser gntenterat finfrte erner an
Montag benz 8orfdlng Der 0eutihen
&ertreter al, cine b%eionoere Sad9Der-
ltGn0igen &~omnuifion DUR grleoignra.
Der @~in3eIbeiten Der gnt1ddoiglngs-
soblung au fddffen, IN Der fan1mti=
DE gntentez2anoer uro oas Deutf9e
Heidi pertreten i1b. Dagegen bebdlt
Der gntentern id Den gntldluBHber.
bic GeIHesmng Der @eiaunm @nt=
@doigungsfnnlne Dor. 9ie gertre-
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Deu1d)e Uertreter por
neuer GnQ0llebang

Die Gnteate pcrlaltet 5tpc ! 11iaiencft GeaaaSa Heb
Il ttenatliA.- Die s rift 5ar 8ca1ttnesttaae BIZ
Mittpeh pcrl6necrt - 6cnteinia1fte keiitf,tl,
ion ffir Gf,tidGOieun eSat9cleeerbetten. - as>
bctsntittel fFair Sic Sen fidPcn 8ereleate pssi1rss
deen.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-06
coIors That Harmonic.

you've got a blue dress on and
a brown hair ribbon" remarked one
girl to another as they were riding
on a street car in the eastern district,
says the Children's Museum News
(Brooklyn). "You should not wear so
many colors in your clothes"
"fr's all right to wear different col
ors if they harmonic" was the re-
joinder.
"What do you know about harmonic
ing? continued the critic.
"Well, I've just come from the Chill
dren's museum" answered the de
PENDANT, "where 1 saw the birds and
they aren't all the same color"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-06
confucius on Women.

Said Confucius: "Of all people, girls
and servants are the most difficult to
behave to. If you are familiar with
them, they lose their humility. II you
maintain reserve toward them, they
are discontinued" Chinese servants
must have greatly improved since the
Confucian period; at least modern
times cannot parallel their excellence.
As to Chinese girls, 1t is not safe to
of any nation, but they look discreet
and slim and fair as flowers under
their fringes of black hair, and gay
as flowers, too, in their little pink and
blue and violet coats buttoned straight
up to their chins.-The New Republic.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-06
"The Farmers Worst Enemy-Rats.
Rat-Snap."



For a long time 1t was thought that
the golden plover bore off the palm for
length OF flight between summer and
winter homes, but now that distinction
IL awarded to the arctic tern. This
bird breeds as far north as 1t can
find anything stable on which to con-
struct It's nest; 1t has been found with
In seven and a half degrees of the
pole. And that nest was found sur
rounded by a wall Of newly fallen
snow which the mother bird had care
fully scooped out from round her
chick.
The tern arrives in the far north
about June Is, and leaves again for
the south toward the end of August,
when the young are able to fly strong
ly Two or three months later the
birds are found skirting the edge of
the antarctic continent, 1000 miles
away. What their track is over that
vast space no one yet knows.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-06
500 Reward. 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that in catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall 8
CatArrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
acts thru the Bleed on the Mucous Sur
faces Of the System thereby destroyins
the foundation OF the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
faith In the curative power OF Hall 8
CatArrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 7sc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-06
Bucks County and Nearby

Fifty-nine residents of Bucks Coun-
ty who have applied for naturaliza-
ton were to be heard when natura-
lization court opened Monday morn
ing before Judge William C. Ryan.
There were &c Germans, five Brit
ish and Irish, two Swiss, 16 Austro-
Hungarians, eight Italians, French
man and Swede.
The only vacant lot in "the heart
of Quakertown" has been sold. For
some years it has been partly occupied
by Schantz's barber shop and Treis-
bach's newsstand. On Tuesday it was
sold to Oscar w. Haney, who will
start as soon as possible in spring to
improve it by the erection of a bust
ness stand.
Joseph K. Nyce, age IS years, died
at the home of his son, David D. Nyce
239 Decatur street, Doylestown, at
7.30 Friday evening. The deceased
had been in poor health for about two
years, but it was only during the last
two weeks that he was confined to
bed. He was the son of the late To-
bias and Rebecca Nyce, of Franconia.
L. W. Yerkes, of Ivyland, who has
worked at blacksmithing and horse
shoeing for the past 46 or 48 years,
says he has worked on everything
from plough share to an airplane.
Joseph H. Diehl aged Sc years, 8
months and 20 days, died on Tuesday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Howard L. Gresham. 724 Junior
street, Quakertown.
At an adjourned session of court
Saturday morning Samuel Myers, the
alleged swindler who sold fake auto
mobile insurance to a large number
of automobile owners in the lower end
of the county, applied, through his
attorney, Arthur M. Eastburn, to have
his bail of $1,000 reduced. The court
reduced the bail to $4,000.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-06
U. S. Government Warns Farmers

2. D. uUFtI IIIIIeHI " dI IIo dI IHtIS
About Disease Caused by Rats.
They carry Bubonic plague, fatal to
human beings. They carry foot and
mouth disease, which is fatal to stock.
They kill chickens, eat grain, cause
destruction to property. If you have
rats RAT SNAP will kill them. Gre
mates rats after killing them-leaves
no smell. Comes in cakes, ready for
use. Three sizes, 25c, SOC, $1,00. Sold
and guaranteed by
John G.. Cryer, Estate.
j. Joseph Henry.
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The evening world., 1920-10-13
Sale of Madeira Linens
Hand Scalloped and Hand Embroidered
At Much Less Than Regular Prices

Luncheon Sets 10 pieces. Set 500 and CPS
regularly 1900 and 1900
Afternoon Tea Napkins, effects. ..............
regularly $3.50 and 1900, don. 900 and II. SO
Dinner Cloths ~ inches round. regularly 900, 1000
Lingerie Pillow Covers .............. 80 and 90
regularly $50 and 400
Bread Tray Covers. ........ each 35c and SOC
regularly soc and Zoe
Guest Towels each ESQ and 800
regularly a.25 and 400
Show Towels .................... each 425 and 500
regularly $50 and G.75
Tea Cloths regularly $50 and 1000, each $50 and $50
Luncheon Cloths. ........... each 1850 and 1900
regularly 800 and 1880
Dresser Buffet arfs.............. 45O and 600
regularly 6.75 and $50
Second Floor
The evening world., 1920-10-13
Toys Help Develop
A Child Mentality

New Toys not only bring delight to
the child, but serve as a subject of
learning. For instance,
Rolly Dolly Toys, made of wood,
painted in oil colors and vanished
various figures. S5c
Upright Toy Pianos, 10 keys
rosewood finish. 2.45
Fairy Velocipedes with ball-bear-
ing wheels, heavy rubber tires,
maroon finish. For boys and girls 8
to 7 years. l4.S5
(PVth Floor
The evening world., 1920-10-13
Notable Price Reductions on
Wooden Dress Fabrics

Handsome All-Wool coatings--the finest grades. A
complete range of fashionable Fall colors 81 inches
wide. regularly 70 20 ward q sn
Imported A-Wool Tricotine in a rich, deep shade of
Navy Bue-eNcePtonaly fine quality in desirable weight
for Fall and Winter use. regularly $780, yard 1896
Atwood Jersey Cloth in weight suitable for dresses
Many beautiful new colors. 81 inches wide.
regularly 49, yard 2.85
Navy Blue French Dress Serge of fine twi--a de-
pendabe quality in weight for dresses suits and
capes. o. inches wide regularly $50, yard 2.65
Veours of rich, soft Atwood quality in full line Of
leading coors. Also Black. regularly $50 yard ABS
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Interesting Specials in
Cotton Dress Fabrics

Mccreery White Lingerie NainsoOk Of sheer, soft
qu"ii'y' 10 yards in a length length $50
regularly 476
McCreerys Imported Dress Ginghams-a splendid
line OF the most desirable colors the different sizes of
eneeks' regularly 1875, yard CSC
White Outing Flannel of soft fleecy, sturdy quality
regularly 4Oc, yard 28c
CSsoond Floor
The evening world., 1920-10-13

Luncheon Sets, l3 pieces. ........ Set 500 and
regularly 200 and 1900
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Imported Trimmings
Resplendent with Spangles and
Metal Effects

Metal Effects
Modestly Priced
opAnRleu tlounclnBs.
yard l0.75 to 5000
regularly 1900 to $500
Spangled Bands.
yard Use to 1875
regularly 1875 TO $3.50
Mcthl flounclnBh. 's...
yard $50 to 28.75
regularly $50 to 5000
Flower Garnitures.
each LIS to IT'S
regularly $50 to s.75
Main Floor
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A Specially Attractive Sale
Theo. HaUiLand Dinner Service
142.5O
regularly 204,OO

The Justly famous "Haviland" China is here offered
good looking dinner service at clear saving of $50
We need say thing further about this reduction
patrons will recognize what really good value this
is. Each set consists Of 100 pieces.
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The evening world., 1920-10-13
In Addition
A Large Shipment of Embossed Chinese Rugs
Wicker Furniture Reduced 80 1877

Willow Fibre Settles and odd colors
marked to 35O0are subject to this discount The
popular styles for Sun Paro Living Rooms
Bedrooms included giving mequaed stock from which
TO choose.
The Reduction of 80 1870 will be made time of purchase
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