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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
COOLIDGE EPIGRAMS

The following extracts from the
speeches of the republican vice-pres
| idential nominee, Gov. Calvin Co i
idge. are rich in Americanism tc
which every true American will sub.
scribe:
There is no right to strike against
the public safety by anybody, any
where, at any time.
It is the first duty of the public
and press o expose false doctrines
and answer seditionus arguments.
The most obvious place to begin
retrenchment is by eliminating the
extravaganza of the government it
self.
Another source of the gravest pub
lie concern has been the reactionary
tendency to substitute private will
for the public will.
The chief task that lies before US
is to repossess the people of their
property. We want to return to a
thoroughly peace basis because that
Is Tile IuHudiIIellCdl AHicIlCdH Ueloio.
In all things retur nto a peace ba-
sis does not mean the basis of 1914.
That day is gone. 1t means peace
basis of the present, higher, noblcr,
because of the sacrifices made and
the duties assumed. It is not a re-
treat, it is a new summons to ad-
vance.
American institutions can stand
discussion and criticism, only if those
who know bear for them the testi-
mony of the truth. Such repression
and such testimony should be forth
coming, tina t the uninformed may
come to a full realization that these
seditious efforts are not for their
welfare, but for their complete econ
omic and political destruction.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE,
N. D. Hodges Loses House and Contents
by Gasoline Explosion.

The home of Wilburn D. Hodges,
son of our townsman W. ]. Hodges,
was destroyed by fire in East Chat
tanooga Friday morning August 13
by fire. The house and furniture
were both insured: $2,408 on the
house and $1,000 on furniture,
which practically covered his loss.
The fire was caused by the explo-
sion of an oil stove. Mrs, Hodges
and children escaped uninjured. The
flames spread so rapidly that none of
the household goods or any clothing
of the family was saved, except what
they were wearing.
The person who suffered the most
severely was the father, w. ]. Hodg-
es, who had few days before stored
all his household effects, including
furniture and numerous family rel
les, at the home of his son, and there
was no insurance on those goods.
The good were stored there pending
the completion of a residence on
their farm, where they expected to
move in a short time. Everything
belonging to w. J. Hodges was en-
tirely consumed.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
Going Into Debt to Save,

One Of our advertisers frequentl,
uses this slogan In his appeals fol
business: 60 into debt to save. L
Is excellent advice. Many people have
such horror of debt that they do moi
differentiate between kinds Of debt
but try to avoid them all Debts in
curing for running expenses near
living beyond ones income and, while
sometimes necessary in emergencies
are deplOrabe and not to be contract.
ed except in cases of dire necessity
But going into debt for the purpose
of making conservative investments is
wise policy, is the belief of the Ohio
State Journal.
Such debts get a man started right
and provide him with that very impor
tant aid in saving positive and def
mite incentive. If he buys a bond
paying part down and binding himself
to pay the balance In specified install
ments at regular intervals, he is moi
likely to go back on his agreement
Under such an arrangement he is mere
likely to save a certain sum each
month than if he were merely tryins
to save 1t under no obligation to any
one but himself. 1t helps him stick
to a good habit. Going into debt to
save Is a step toward independence.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
CRIMSON CLOVER

Not for many years has the out
look for crimson clover to do well
in corn been SO good as this year in
Cumberland County. The reason is
the recent heavy rains have filled the
ground so full of water that the ma
turing corn crop cannot possibly use
it up so closely as usual.
In many instances farmers have
tried sowing crimson clover in their
corn with very unsa satisfactory re-
suits. The clover would come up all
right and would look fine until late
in the fall when teh ground would
become so dry that the clover would
practically all die for want of moist
ure.
This year there will be fully tyice
the usual amount of moisture in the
soil at corn maturing time that there
usually is. That will mean that
crimson clover will have far better
chance to live through; so GOOD
chance in fact that the man who does
not SOW crimson clover in his corn
during this month, and the sooner
the better, is sure to miss a good
chance to improve his land and pro-
vide excellent early pasture at the
same time,
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
Pharaoh's Throne In Philadelphia.

Part Of the palace to which thu
Pharoh Merneptah summoned Moses
and Aaron to order the Israelites out
Of Egypt more than 1900 years ago ID
to become permanent exhibit OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, In Phila.
delphia.
The palace was discovered under
the sands Of centuries by DR.. Oar.
ence s. Fisher, world famous archie.
ologist, who has Just returned after
six years IN the fleld for the Unver
sity museum. 1t was located at the
site of ancient Memphis, not far from
the mouth Of the Nile.
The sections Of the palace obtained
include the raised dais on which stood
Merneptah's throne, with the steps al
the sides and ramp In front, or
which, in all probability, the two
patriarchs Of the Old Testament stood
after the plaques and heard the order
to lead their people from bondage.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
Mecca Changes Hands
Clerk Herman c..

Circuit Clerk Herman G.
Hendiy has leased the Mecca
Theatre equipment from w. c.
Webb and will conduct that
popular pleasure resort in the
future. Mr.. Hendley plans to
maintain the highest possible
standard Of moving picture at
fractions and will endeavor to
give the public full value for
their money. Such a pleasure
resort is needed in Crossville
and every other town and we
feel that most of our people
realize that fact and will show
a generous spirit in patronizing
it.
Mr.. Webb will return to his
former home at EtOWah.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
COMMITTEE MEETS

The members of the Fourth
Congressional Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee met in
Cookeville Monday of last week
and elected Capt. Tim Stevens
Chairman and Oscar Clark sec
retary. Plans were discussed
and arrangements made for
carrying out a vigorous cam
paign for the November cleo
tiOn.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01

Frank L. Ferris, merchant, was in
from Creston Thursday.
T. S. Parham was up from Burke
Saturday.
Cumberland Davis was up
from Erasmus Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Smith, of
Sharon, Pa, who have been Wis
iting his brother, D. !E. Smith
and wife, at Maryland, for a
short time, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Elmore,
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will be pleasantly remembered
by numerous older citizens in
Crossville and this county.
Attorney J. A. Monroe and
wife of Hartman, were the
guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Elmore while Mr..
Monroe was attending court
here. They returned home Fri
day,
Thursday, September 2. an e;,cellent.
show will be given at the Mecca Sat
urday "Skinner's Dress Suit, eatur-
Jag Bryant Washburn in de, ghttui
comedy drama of everyday life, telling
a story rich in humor and raal mum an
interest. "Skinner's Dress Suit' will
,S'send you away with smile,
We are indebted to Mrs. Davis, Van
dever, for some handsome hors apples.
The trees were put out by her husband.
the late A. M. Davis, more than 40
yoars ago and are still bearing well.
We want to buy several nandred
pounds of clean cotton rags: n0 matter
if the pieces ere small no WOO. rags
wanted. Bandy 4 Walker. 825-tf !
The Payne Inn opened Thursday with
a splendid chicken dinner, which was
attended by several Crossville people
and travelling men. The dinner was
excellent, the servic good, while the
dishes and cutlery were of pleasing pat
tern aud gave strong atmosphere OF
taste, harmony and Wholesomeness to
the large. light and airy dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. Martin left Sun
day for Cherokee. Ala, where Mr.
Martin will look after business for
Frazier 4 Self.
A record book tyr ytewriter has been
placed in the office of Register s. G.
Cline, subject to the approval of the
county court
If you want dry cleaning, dyeing or
laundry work, bring 1t to Reed Il
Smiths store or notify me and | will
chill for it. H. &. McCartt. 9-1-2t.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
UNLOADING LIME.

One farmer has found the follow
ing to be a splendid way to unload
lime from the car: Use a pulley at
the car door, scraper, rope and
mule the lime is pulled to the centre
of the car. When shoveled int othe
wagons it can be unloaded on the
farm in the same way, if you have
no lime spreader. By this method
a car of lime can be unloaded in far
less time than by hand.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
FOR SALE

On Main Street and in the best resi-
dence part of Crossyille: 5-room house
in excellent repair. numerous cat build
ings consisting of garage, coal house,
wood house, barn and chicken house.
Good garden and two big chicken lots.
Every thing up in tiptop shape and To-
Gated just where you would want to
make your home. So, if you want this
property you will have to come at once.
X. L, BILBREY.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
1T is SIGNIFICANT

The recent primary elections in
both California and Ohio are signi-
ficant of the way the election is like
ly to go in November:
In California the republican pri-
mary vote was more than three to
one over the democratic vote. In
Ohio the republican primary vote
was fore than two to one over the
democratic vote.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
WARS GRUEsOMS WRECKAGE

Recent Investigations indicate of
ten nations engaged in the world
war they have lost over 35 million
people since the war started. A
part of the loss is due to lessened in
crease in population, but the major
part is due to death.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
PUBLIC UTILITIES

Out of more than 5000 replies
fro-a editors and others in regard to
government operation of industries,
more than IS per cent were opposed.
The proposed Plum plan was an eye
opener to business men and the pub
lie generally.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
TENESSEE'S POPULATION

Figures given out by the census
bureau Saturday showed the total
population of Tennessee to be 2,337,-
459. An increase of 1850 in ten
years, of 2 per cent.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-09-01
Base.

A Welsh inventor has been granted
a British patent for a process for re-
moving solder, tin and chemicals from
scrap and galvanized metals and util-
izing the base metals.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
@eaem @nsialiiem geridtet.

Albanp, g. g., Z. 5eb. - anldB-
lid oes gegen Die flint aus Der aiiem-
BIN bon Seem gorf ausgeitoBenen TO-
aialiitiiden Mitglieoer 1tno pom Gust
MnsidnB in MlbanD, 8orlagen uusge-
arbeitet morben, mel4e mod Mnga=
be republifanifd5er Barteifibrer oar=
auf berednet iinb> SEN 5o5ialilten
als politiider Hortei I'M 5taat Den
EooesitoB at berieben. 9ie Gorlogen
beobfdtigen rane Serionen, Die IT.
geno elmer oBrtei angeb0ren, pel6e
8e5iebungen 5u dbnli6en Barteien IN
,anoeren 2dnbern unterbalten," oas
StimmreM at ent3ieben.
Sic 8orlagen beitimmen ferner,
boB ieoer &anoioat na6 erfolgter No-
minatior1 g%eatuungen merben ion,
i9riftlid 51 erffldren, bob er fetner
Eartei nngeb0rt, 6eren &onftitution
Nebengeiebe ooer Blattform nit Der
B~erfofiung Ser Ser. Staaten ODER Der
oes @taotes Seem Sort I'M Wioer=
ipr11d iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
5a1tre Srauben.

SEEM Dorf, 8. Sch. - Serbert Soos
Der b%er6ffentlidte beute abeno eine
ugrflarung" beaiglid leiner afpira-
tione1 auf BEN Observation-Disclosures.
@r itent es entfdieben IN Mreoe, baB
er ols @onoibat fir o1e b0dife 8nr.
De i'm 2anbe m1ftreten Deroe, rno
nientono iei bea11ftrugt, cine gegen-
teiIige 8ebm1ptl1ng muf5uiteden.
Muf Der Srage, melder Der groBen
poIitiiden 8orteien er iid 5nmenoer
miiroe, erfldrte er, er lei ith bieriiber
nod nidt i6liiiiig getporoen. Beroe
bie u2igu Ser Nationen" at ether
8obIplanfe gemadt, 10 mer6e er ii9
Ser Bartei unf6lieBen, Die oieie
8lar1fe aufItelle.
uMls Mmerifaner nit meit IN Ste
gergongenbeit reidenoem Stamm=
baum" iei er nattrgemdB iber ote
gegenpdrtige fritifde @ituation iebr
beiorgt. CT merbe aa5eit 6us ber-
.fedten, mas bem 2an6e 5um beifen
gereide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

penItoB mitbefommeu bot, Derilld]te
unlangit Elm getDiifer 8ilbnr S. Brp-
ont oie 5toatsDerfalIung oabtn ab5ll-
|dnoern, baB ourh tie ole idulpflld)-
|tiqer &iroer geaiDurtgen lDiiroen, Die
offentliden Sdyulen au beiuben. Das
lou auf 8runD Der Mnida1tung &C.
|ideben, BOB Der 5toat Elm abiolutes,
unaeteiltes uno unperleslihes Gedt
babe, innerbalb leines Nadtberetd5
ste rein meltlide @raiebung Der 4111-
Der AT fontrolieren u1lo ait leitert.
&as mot tut.
Mus bieien ausfiibruneen erbeat
Dor uuem, oaB oie Sade Der gr5ie-
bungsfreibeit Der 5iriorge tuadian1er
iSreunoe beoarf. Aber nidt nur rpad-
lam = arb einig iollen Die Srennoe
Ser @r5iebungsfreibeit lein. SIM gun=
oesfongreB nno in ben @in5elltoater1
miro 5u @uniten Der 8eidranfnng
oieier 5reibeit ugitiert, uno mn cine
fraftige geidloiiene Gegenagltat1on
fann belfen. Mae &atboltfen uno uber-
bu1tpt ale 8urger, Sic @egner 0es
|5touts : Mbiolutism1s itno, iduloen
ser iSreibeit Sic Bfltht, oieie @efabr
'5u beff6mpfen uno oas Redt Der gl=
term, sic gr5iebung 1brer &rnoer m
|ibren einaelnen. @emeinmeIen 5n re-
geln, finftigen @enerationen unge=
ihmdlert uu0 unperlest du betpubrer1.
6. ct. oes s. g.
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8ahmifreif amgeiugi.

Detroit, Wei9., 9. Sch. - 9th
Gtreif Ser 100000 Mitglieber Ser
8ruoeridaft ser gifenbabn-@ erfitdt=
ten unb @trederarbeiter nur6e IN eli
ner am Montag in 8etroit ~abgebalte=
mem &onferen5 Der General gorfiben=
oen Ser griioeridaft aus 9ienftag,
Sen II. 5ebr1aar, angelebt.
9ie gntideioung puroe bom @roB.
B%raiioerrten Mnen 6. 8arfer dnge=
ffnnoigt, nabbem aus Baibington Die
Radridt eingetroffen NOR, baB Die
unter5an6lungen nit Ser @iienbabn=
berpaltung iiber 2obnerb0bungen fei=
ne o9ffn11ng m1f cine 5ufriebenftel-
Ien6e geilegung auffommen lieBen.
9ie General Borfibenben Der Bri=
beridaft, pelbe felt mebreren Sage1
in 9etroit fonferierer, maret 5u bent
|Streifbefebl ourd cine int lebterl
|Sommer borgenommene 5freifab=
|fimmung rrter oen Mttglieoern err
mddtigt morben. Muf bem &onbert
Ser Bruoeridaft I'M Iebten September
mar Ser 5tref aufgeidoben tDoroen,
Inn Brdiioent @ilfon @elegenbeit 5t
geben, sic Soften bes 2ebensunter-
bolts ber1nter5u6riden; bas lei rtdt
gelungen, pie Bic Giibrer Der Union
erfldren. 9ie Goroerung laltef out
40 Bro5ent 2obnerbobung.
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Gefretar 2anes @ndtritt.

8aibington, 9. g., Z. 5eb. =
Brdiioer1t Bil1on genebmtgte am
Gamtag Sen Mbidieo Granf1in 6.
Games, Ser nabe5u fieben Sabre lang
Gtansiefretdr bes Snnern mar; Sc
fretar 2ane miro am I. Wdr5 outs
BENT Hegier1tngsoienft ausfdetoen.
ssn 1einem Mbibieosgeiu9 on Den
Brdiioenten peiit @efretdr 2nne a1tf
Sic Nottpen6igfeit bin, nod nqbe5u
%2tidbriger offentIider Satigfeit ltd
an6erer Bflidten at mibmen," NOR
auf Brdfioent e%rtpioerte, ~er boffe,
oab SIRE 5ufunftige 2m1fbabn eben=
10 bon e%brenbaften grfolges fetn miro
mie SIRE bergangem.
Ser @efret6r bes Snrern ipri4t
fcrner IN ieinem @dreiben 6ie Soft,
mng aus, boB Ser 8%rdfi6ent redt
.bolb nie6er bonftdnoig bergefteM iein
:m0ge, un6 BOB Ole rgegempdrtiger1
S9tpierigfeiten MIR Doribergebe11o
fem m0gen. Das 2nn6 metB, ooB
NidteimtriH Mmerifas CUR Nattonens
2ign uns meoer &ubm nod Bertral1en
BEL ser @eH einbringen uiiroe."
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Mpuardlie fir umqarn.

guoapelt, 2. 6eb. - ungarn miro
cine Monardie meroen, ur16 Der nelle
&onig miro iofort nod BENT 3ufam=
mentrtt ser MISUNDERSTANDING
ertpdblt meroen, erfldrte Eremierlni=
hitter 91s5ar I'M Serlaufe elmer Heoe
Dor elmer Grauenperiammlung !Naf=
DEM er feline 8efrieoigung nber ben
acknowledgement grfolg ausgeorndt
bottle, SEN oie 9riitli9e Bartie in Ser
iunglten 8abl oabongetragen babe,
madte er Die groffnung, oaB Die SEQ
tionalperfammlung am 16. 5ebrnar
Bel ibrem 3~ulmmentriH ols uerifes
@eiddft" Sic @ubl eines Stuatsober=
bauptes 5u %erleoigen babe. Or fiigte
.binau: ben Namen 0es mltmaBll=
den &0nigs 5n nennen, MORE per-
frubt." Die Nnfprade murbe NIT la11-
tenn Sl1bel %nppluu6iert.
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8ilipn semebmigt &erfanf.

@aIbington, 9. g., 6. Seb.- Hrd=
fioent BiIion bot SEN 8erfaaf BON
oreiBig ebemaligen oeuti9en Hal1a-
gieroampfern, fir melde BET Der
|@9iffsbeb0roe Dor nidt LANCER 3eit
Mngebote eingelaufen poren, geneb=
migt, pie 8orfiber BaDne bon Der
|S6iffsbeboroe in Baibington am
|Domeritag anfunoigte. I'm @intpdn-
Ben oes &riegsoepartements entge-
qen5ufommen, miro IN Dem gerfuufs-
fontraft fir idmmtlide Saiffe et1e
&Inuiel e%ingefigt ueroen, pelde aus
0ridli6 nr6 nnborudlid erflart,oaB
6ie @diffe unter amerifaniider Stag
ae bIeiben uno I'M Notfane ben Sc
6iirfninen Ser Armee btenitbar ge=
madt meroen miifen. Tim mogl1dlt
pieI berons5ui9logen, muroe befdloi=
fen, Sic @9iffe 0ffentli6 5u perlte1=
germ.
Inter oen bisber eingelaufenen
Mngeboten befin6et iid, mie Sor3iber
Bapne mitteilte, cine bon Der Snter=
national Mercantile Marine So. fir
idmtlide @1iffe IN S6be bon $685.
200, 900; 6ieielbe &eoerei bot fiir oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
9ie 8argerpapiere ffraberer Solba=
ten un0 Geele1tte.

Dos Observation-Disclosures teilt
nit: M%ngeb0rige Der 2ano= unD See
trehsffrdifte Der 8ereinigten 5tnaten,
oicD 1brer6 bes &rieges I'M Seere
oeer Ser G1otte 6ienten un6 nat1ra-
Iiliert m1trben, f5nnen tire gurger-
papiere, menn lie tie nod ni9t er-
bulten baben, befommen, in6em tie
an Dos gurem Of DECENTRALIZATION, IN
Baibington, 9. 6 fdreiben. @s gibt
bieIe Eeuienoe bon Nusldnoern, Sic
ndbren6 hires militarifden Dienlfes
nat1troIii1ert spuroen rn6 beren 8iir<
gerideine ii1 nod I'M gefite beg Ra-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. befinben 1tnb nuf
Die Sntaber tparter1. @eiude Inn N11s-
.bdnoiq11ne fieier 8irgerpapiere mill
fen iolgcnoe Angaben enfbalten: Qa-
aer ODER Grt, mo Die DECENTRALIZATION
Ifattfano; oas ungefdbre 9atum Der
DECENTRALIZATION; sic N6reiie, an Die
Dos Bmrgerpopier 5u idtden it. !.
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4e1n Nprf Inn Gdmee.

SEEM Dorf, 6. Seb. = Die Staof
Seem Sort befin6et fih Beute nod IN
Binters &Ia11er, unb es lit tDenig
Musidt borba1oen, bob morgen elm
8moel 5un beiferer1 eintrit. Ser
5troBenbabnberfebr 1T 10 gut pie
unterbroden, unb cine fnft adbnofe
Menide1tnte1ge arbeitet fid olrd
|Gdneemnifen, bie Elm nit elmer 9e-
id1pinoigfeh BON 80 Meilen Die
|stunDe tDeberber @inb 5ufornmenge-
|trieben bot. 9as 8unbesDetterbn.
10 berfflnoet onB Mbnabme 6es
Sturu1es 1rid5t IN 6idf it,
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st arebs beibar?

Sos Nef1er oes geibidten Gbirllr.
aer mie oie nelleiten errungenidaf.
ten Der 9eiIfur1oe, Die berfdie6enen
Nrten Der 8eftrabllng, baben Die
arebsfrunfbeit nibt erfolgreid Be.
fdmpfen f0nren, 10 bob oiefes tpeit.
berbreitete ff~irdterlide 2eioen DieI-
fad aIs uubeilbar atrgeieben nir6.
Ser 8iener Arat uno Sorider Brof.
Er. MIbert Aoamfietnic5 meiit nun
IN Ser BET Der Deutide1 gerlagsar-
itaIt in @tuttgart erideineunen $50
derfdrift .l1eber 2aro unb Meer1
cuff oie grfolge IN Der 4rebsbe-
tanpfung FIN, Ole er ourh feline
@eba1bIungspeiie er5ielt bat. abarn.
fiebic5 pertpirft ben bIltigen Gin
sriff ii oie BeitrabIunG 90 Ct bic
felt gird9otDs l1nterflid5ul1g ol1sge.
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11uiere 4rieasopfr.

@oibington; 9. Sch. = Ser bou=
itdnoiqe Don @eneralnoiutant Snrris
5uiammengeitente 8eridt uber Die
@rluite ser amerifaniiden @rpeoi=
ton lieqt rurn1ebr Dor. Sic bertei-
len iid mie folgt:
SIM &umpf gefalen, eini6lieBlia
ser aur see umgefommenen 1872
Mannfdoften, 1854 ibren 8unoen
erlegen, l. 1860 an &rurfbeiten ge-
Itorben 90, 73S infolge bon unfdnen
ODER aus anoerer l1riahe geftorben
51O2; Dertpunoet 215,423; bermtBt
8; 5uiamnen 293,070.
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Der Nornsfern

go oemoraIifiert NOR Der 5traBen-
bobnDerfebr ME dlbor. Dug 9fra-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. felt Der
foit biIflos gegeniiber. IS
1T nnm0glid, 5dneeidaufler nnf5u-
treiben, trotoem Elm 2obn bon $500
oie @tunoe periproden miro. Bon
BEN getpiinf9ten 1900 Mann baben
iid MIR 5000 gemelbet. Size Wild-
frage lit plobIidy cine ufute getuoroen,
oenn 11ur menige Mild5uge treffen
elm, un6 ser Bertrieb IN Der 5tabt lit
bodit ibmiertg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

iiberse,tgt, oaB cine belonbere 8ero11t-
uortung anf BEN Sdyultern Der seb-
rer Ser auiierter unb Der NIT tbren
pereinigten Nationen rubt, in ausge-
oebnterem MaBe als bisber tire heb
re aufgabe oils Sitter oes menidlteben
grbgutes 5u erfiiIlen = Die Aufga-
be, oarouf gu ieben, oaB oas, mas nit
etnem iolh bobert uno lhredlid,er
8reiie erfanft poroen, NIT 6leiB be-
biitet ur1b ungeidmalert u1o unbe-
iddbigt ether ieben Generation nber-
aeben meroen farm. 9as tonne
ober nun burd cine internationally
Gereiniguna erreibt merben, erfldrf
oos Romitee, oas ibrigens perianmt,
uns mit5utbeile1t, mie ltd Die pab=
reno oes &rieges neutral getpelenen
9dnOer unb Ste BEN Aniierten fetno=
lifen 2dnOer einem iolhen u~nterne9=
lIler gegeniiber itelen uiroen? USE
iid Mttel= uno Suo-Amerifa, Dos
rns ooh nabeIiegt, u11O NO 1id Jet
arieesidluB in meiten &reilen cine
@e1inmng5dnoerur1g pou5ogen bat,
oosu perbulten miirOeu? limb mas
uenn ser 8lun Elm gutter mare, onrd
SEN MusidluB Ser unoeren Sanoer &C.
uonnen iein pirbe2 2iegt es nldt
o,,f Ser SunO, oaB Der 8lan, gelinoe
aelaat, leine ibma9en Steuen bats
Gr miro aber BON Ser g. 6. q. I'M lel=
ben Son Ser llnfeblbarfeh porgetra=
eer1, nit Dem bieIe Gereinigung TIRE
aa11;e &agne fir Sic G%entraltlle=
rnng Der grsiebung IN inherent San=
Be betrieb.
Die Gage Ser Efarridpnleu ntdt nn-
gefabrltd.
8dbreno Nun oieie Eldne etne
nod auBen geridtete Sdtigfeit ser
u. 6. 81. erfennen laiien, bari man
it'd ood nidt oem @lal1ben bingeben,
sic Gage ser Brinat= unb Bfarridu=
len in inherent 2anoe lei cine meni=
ger beoroblide geuoroen. 8te bereits
errpdbnt, n]tpebt ote Smitb Sotpner=
SorIage nit ibrer eentralifierenoen
Senben5 nod g%efabrorobeno iiber Der
gr5iebungsfreibeit: SIN oireften Seq
nern Ser Bfarridulen feblt es an9
nidt INT unierem Sanbe. Sic IN Gb1-
cago erideinenoe ~Sdool &ebietp"
per6Hentlidte in ibrem Se5en1berbett
einen befigen Angriff out Die Etarr-
lqulen, IN oem %unoerieits etn I'M Ger
ritorium 9ouati angenomnter1es
S9ulgeieb, oos Die 8eauf1idtigung
ser 8ripatidulen 5um 3iel bot, IN
Neutrality-suspicious. 8eile gelobt miro.
unb in Nebrasfu, no bie Gr5ieb1tngs-
freibeit mdbreno Ser lesten Sagung
Ser 2egisIatur manden barten Htp=