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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
SALE OF FLOWERS
BY THE STUDENTS
OF HIGH SCHOOL

When it comes to original stunts
leave it to the students of p. U. H. s,
says Z. ID. Miller. state field director
for the near east relief. Under the
direction of Miss Griffiths the stu
dents of the biological department OF
the local high school have arranged
the flower sale for the benefit of the
near east relief. All week they have
been waxing orange blossoms and
gathering Arizona wild flowers.
The orange blossoms, according to
Miss Griffith will keep indefinitely
and will be sold ready for shipment 10
friends and relatives i'm the east. In
addition to these desert flowers of all
varieties have been gathered and Will
be sold at very reasonable prices. I'm
doubtedIy these will meet with
ready sale. as thousands of people are
eager to secure these beautiful bou-
quets.
The sale will begin at II o'clock
this morning. Several automoolles
containing hundredsof bouquets will
be stationed near prominent business
corners and a number of charming
high school girls will conduct the sale.
The Adams hotel and the Elks theater
have also extended invitations to the
girls to install booths at bota these
places.
Since a number of students had ex-
pressed their desire to purchase floral
gifts to send to. eastern friends. the
flowers We're placed on sale at the
high school at noon yesterday and IN
a few minutes over $50 worth were
disposed of The total receipts from
the sale will be forwarded to near east
relief HEADQUARTERS in New York city
and will be used in supplying food TO
the starving Armenian children. ac-
cording to Miller. He states that the
flower sale is entirely the idea OF the
biological department of the high
hot lie
due the students and teachers for their
efforts and originality.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
BUYS MESA RANCH AND
NOW WILL BE CITIZEN

Although he has lived i'm the United
states for the past ten years and has
been a various times in practically
every section of the country he did
not find any place to his liking stffi-
GENTLY we'll to call it home until he
reached Mesa
This was the statement made by
F. NJ. Stevenson. Canadian born. when
he appeared at the office of the clerk
OF the United States district court
yesterday and filed his declaration of
intention.
1 often thought 1 would like to be
an American, but until ! arrived in
Mesa l was not quite satisfied. Now
| have purchased a ranch on the south
side and l want to be citizen and
take part in the affairs of the state
and nation"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
There Are Two Sides

Was the time really wasted? A quarter of
century ago young and woman Frank Staron
and Dixon in Illinois loved and agreed
to marry. they did not believe that they
financially prepared matrirnony, decided
wait until they better fixed. But the engage
ment regarded a sacred one, to be fulfilled
when the god of fortune should smile
staron came west California and the pghted
bride remained Illinois and taught school In this
intervening time and distance their love never
ebbed. They correspondent with regularity and fire.
quency thus incidentally they helped out the
postoffice department
1t took Staron longer get his financial
feet than either of them had expected; they would
have been appalled, could have foreseen. But
at last he alghted he for his bride
they were recently married at San Bernardino
The question. the series OF questions each
with sides Did they waste quarter of
century? Would they have got more out of life
if they had married and together have carved out
their fortune? That depends. In this think
the best way was If they fearful
of fortune timorous we doubt very much whether
they could made success together Their
frail bark would have been shipwrecked almost
surely Staron lacked confidence in himself
bread winner and his bride was afraid OF herself
a hepmeet.
Thousands of young and women little more
than boys and girls filled with confidence have joined
their fortunes and have gone on to the highest
worldly success from the most meager surroundings.
They had in them to do that Staron and Miss
Dixon evidently did not
No doubt they missed lot but they have missed
nothing that they would now have and, perhaps much
that they would not want to have if they
could The mill grind the grain with the
water that has flowed the wheel and the water
that under the bridges cannot return to
wash them away.
They know that the affection which has
bound them together twenty-five
puppy love" is worth waiting for, to learn.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
CAMILLE GARDNER TO
UNDERGO OPERATION

Word has been received by Mack
Gardner from the convent which his
daughter is attending at Cooperstown.
New York, to the effect that it will be
necessary for Camille Gardner to be
operated on at Albany to correct foot
trouble caused by an automobile acct
dent which occurred while Mr.. Gard
Eer was east last summer. His au-
thority is asked to proceed with the
operation.
When Mr.. Gardner left for the east
last summer it was with the expecta.
tor of bringing back with him his
daughter to make her home here in
Phoenix, but due to the accident in
which the father End daughter and
several others figured, it was impos-
sible for her to come west
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

Great Britain might, viscount Grey said, be
satisfied the peace treaty decorated it
with the Lodge reservations. what will it
with Irish reservation attached, Great Britain
might get by reconsidering its ratification of
the treaty and insisting in reservation. self
determination for New Jersey, Wisconsin, Rhode
Island and Maryland. There people in those
who think that the of Ireland moth
ing to the tyranny of the prohibitonists.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
TWO FITS

(EdlnDurgh SCOLSndHJ
Dressmaker. gushingly-Ah, my dear
madam, I consider that the most per
feet fit I have ever seen.
Near Madam-Perfect fit, you sayi
Well. 1 should like you to see the one
my husband will have when he sees tbs
pricei
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

naturalization examiner will be in Ari-
zona Although he will not be in I'hoe-
nix to take up naturalization matters
set before Judge Sawtelle next month.
he will conduct examinations in several
other points in the state within the
next ten days. AS yet his successor has
not been named.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

Admiral Sims, notice, has nothing definite to
yet for remedying the defects he has pointed
out in the No debut he thinks that the first
one will be removed by the people next November
and suggestions for the curing of the minor
may be offered.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
DOG BITE INSPIRES
MURDEROUS WAFARE

CAIRO-By sending q persons to
prison for 10 years, British authorities
hope that they have suppressed the
feud which has ragged for $50 years be-
tween the villages of Hamidats and
Ashraf. In the last exchange of hos
tilities, some 40 We're slain and 120
house burned. The feud began 30
years ago. when a dog from Hamidat
bit a native of Ashraf.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
MEEnEn ,aecER SIZES

III won't go into that glove store
Everything there is at skies and sew
ems
II see, dear. What you require is
Fights or nines"-Louisville Courier
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
It was All Riaht at the Time

We do suppose there We're many people who
wanted to see Rose Pastor Stokes the term of
t.n years to which she sentenced by a federal
eaarf conviction during the war, under the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

Our visitors who have to the Salt River
valley spend winter moderating their desire
to return their homes in the north and east in
the face of the blizzard news
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

There several kinds OF people to whom the
vote is denied: convics, insane folks unnaturalized
aliens and those who have not registered. The last
named are the least excusabe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

parts of the country the first robin is
the unfailing harbnger of spring. With the last
one is a warning approach of summer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

The retail butchers contend that the customer
wants better cuts. He has had his chance the
poorer but not at the cheaper
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

If the city registration list shows only 5000
10000 and the should give 10000,
outsiders would believe that fooled
the census takers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

Millionaire Bergdo kept himself out of the war,
keeping out of Jail another thing again, as
Mawriss was and then wont to remark to Abe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

The Turks should be satisfied with the apology of
the allies for their temporary intrusion in Constant:
nople and their assurance that they came to help.
and not to nit i'm.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

All who wanted the peace treaty for campaign
have it.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20
FORTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY


in and for a time ~aspu ed
q
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

Now that predictions giving way to primaries,
General Woods lead frightening day by day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-20

LOYALTY UNSHAKEN
Waiter Tin Germany -Wasser?
American Girl (fiustered) No; Wei
lesley-From the Bun.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
RENT IS RAISED,
 BATTLE FOLLOWS
Kennedy, Landlord, and WOhinz,
 Tenant, Land in Court

X e raise In rent resulted in tho Krkham n polce Am
 appearance before Judge John Fl. kirkham in police court this morning of Max Kennedy, landlord. and Louis Wohinz, tenant. on charges of as saulting one another. The latter was lined St0 and costs while the former was discharged. Lawyer NJ. D. Saxa represented Kennedy.
 Putrolman James McCabe arrested tho accused yesterday afternoon shortly after o'clock on Park street. His attention was attracted to the vi- cinity of tho American Hosiery plant by a large crowd that had gathered 10 witness tho fray. When he arrived Kennedy claimed to have been insult one another. He questioned both. Remedy claimed to have been insult cd by wohinz because he raised tho rent m a house in which Wohinz lives. Wohinz blamed Kennedy for tho trouble. charging that the landlord accused him of stealing prunes to mako moonshine whiskey. In court today he showed a scratch on his shin which he claimed was caused by Kennedy during the melee, and also complained Of an injury to his eye.
 iHt eNhtHtt uS OIIeFou ny Ine dC- cused wns to tho effect that Kennedy. his father and another man were conversing when wohinz came up Park street and broke into the con- versation. He arraigned Kennedy as a robber for raising the rent. Ken nedy's father was struck during the nltercation and the son began to rain blows upon tho offender.
 At the request of cousel for tho de- fense tho assault cases against Paul Badcl and Demo Abdo were continued until Saturday morning. The men are charged with having assaulted one an other.
 A nohe was entered by Prosecutor Joseph q. Woods in the case against Bennie Wasdewicz, who was charged with violation of motor vehicle oriin- ances.
 Judge kirkham committed Is year old girl to tho School for Girls at chamber session preceding the regular court session. The girl was picked up yesterday as n runaway.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03

hor. mono better. at Morans. Mre. Herbert E. Heath of Jain str~ot observed their hR anniversary on Monday uRohlncs. C. l.. Pierce & hora of tho Ladies' Nest, trder of owls are invited an Entertainment to bo N Ladies Nost tn Harfforti. (y. Nov. Bth-
 bvam ber records. c. L. .--advt
 klmhas to announce that ho his offico from Main St. High St.. corner Court st. dancing school Thurs. k hall. Berlin. Mckcon's Avt.
 Do satisfied Lentar and .ampbeli piano owners in sold by c. L. Piarco Co.
 
 Il be a meeting held of Post the World War Vet y evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 hall. Broad street. All fo requested to bo present ling will be of importance. |. Cooley will occupy his |lt tho professional building street about Novom her 1. Yyon. son of Dr. Waterman |tod to tho police last night . shot in the head by an- Tho had a small air rife. Ralo at Begso-L.oland's.-- --
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
William J. Heslin, by w. F. Mangan, motion to restore to docket.
ROBBER TRIES TO
 BITE OFF FINGER
Her Screams Bring Husband, and Burglar and Pal Flee From
 House and Escape.

Buffalo. Nov. 3.--A burglar early this morning trieS to bite off the finger of Mrs. Isadere Adams of No. sos Watson Street. in an attempt to obtain a diamond ring. The man, who was accompanied by another intruder. fled when Mrs. Adams husband ran to he: assistance.
 Mrs. Adams told tic police she was awakened when one of the burglars put his hand under her pillow. She screamed and the man left the room Mrs. Adams ran from the bedroom to tho dining room. One of the men at- tackled her and, getting the third finger of her left hand in hts mouth, tried to get the ring.
 Mrs Adams's screams brought her husband, who was sleeping in another part of the houc. Her huband told the police he W the second man ransack- ing the room while his pal was at tacking his wife. The first man es- caped through a front door, which he had unfe.stcned, while Mrs. Adams's assailant leaped through an open din- ing room window.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
SHORT CALENDAR CASES
Considerable Business Listed for Fri days Session of the City Court As Lawyers Arrange Cases.

number of cases are on the dock ct for the short calendar session of tho city court which will convene at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. The docket follows:
 Morris Jackson, ct al., by W. M. Greenstein, vs. Barney Kramer, ct al.. by c. W. Klett, default for failure to comply with order of court: Elias wohil. by B. F. Gaffney vs- Albert P. Cheever. by G. W. Klett. disclosure of defense: judgment. and limitation by W. F. Mangan. vs William P. Daly. ct al.. judgment; Antonio Car razxio. by W. F. Mangan. vs. William F. Daly ct al. judgment: Serrafino Ra-
 P. Daily. ct aI., judgment; New Brit ain Lumber Co, by w. c. Hungerford, w. Barney Rcscnbaum by Morris G. Cohen. motion for more specific state ment as to item Of 3s1s: Thomas Nc Mahon. by M. Fl. Camp, vs. F. S. McMahon. by NJ. A. Sexton, answer: Jacob Wrinkle, by !. c. Woods, vs. NJ. Bolton. by q. ". Klett. pleading: Nathan Greenblatt, by A A. Green berg. vs. the Connecticut company, pleading or default; David Gitiin. by I. I. Rachlin, vs. Thomas Tuszkowski. by Fl. r. Roche, motion to restore to docket; the B. Stein Building com pany, by I. l. Raohlin. vs. Benjamin Cutler. motion to restore to docket: Ellen G McManus. by I. I. Rachlin, vs. C. C.. Holmes. by F. !. Corbett, motion to restore to docket: Alex ander J. Olson. by I. I. Racslfn, vs.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
BERGER RUNS BEIIINp.

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov 3.-w. IT. Stafford. republican candidate for congreSs in the fifth district. at 2 o'clock. led Victor L. Berger. social ist, by moro than 1.7o0. with returns from 9t of tho 95 precincts in the dis trtct reported. Tho vote was. Staff ford 2B.93S: Berger zt.207.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
DOCTORS TO MEET.

A meeting of the New Britain Med ical society will bo held this even ing at the home of pr. Frank Zwick. Dr. J. R. Harris. superintendent of the health department. will give n talk on Public Welfare" and Dr. Joseph Robinson will read a paper.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03
htUck BY AUTO.

Madeline reported to the might. that two young ss HurIburt of 3S Andrews 1 Miss Wilson of 31 Frank
 had been struck and wn by hts auto in front of not.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-03

Read the E. Y- Call every day -advt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
2efterreidls MnidI,tf,.

Berlin, 2. Jebruar. Benn oas
9eutide 3eib, beffen 3ulaifltng 5ur
geotionen2iga na6 geridten aus
2onoon uno Earis in Berlin IN nnber
Seit erDartet miro, NIT feinen gor=
idlagen fir Aenoerungen Der o1rd)
6ie sSriebensbebingungen gelbaffener
Gage bor oie 2iga tritt, miro eine fet=
ner eriten 6orberungen iein, bob Der
anldluB Ser Hepublif 0elferretds
ans Heid geltattet miro, oantit Deter
reid on 8euti1lano SEN mtrtlduffl1=
den NudbaH befonn1t, Der ibm ourb
oeu ssrieoen bon ct. @ernnin genom=
men tporben ift.
Gin 8ean1ter 0es Mnsndrtigen
Mn1ts fiibrt bier5u aus, IN oieler, ip1e
in aaen anberen 5ragen let 8euflb=
Iano qe5tpungen geiDeien itd ben Sor=
6erunqen Ser entente 5u l1nterUerfen,
DesboIb babe es blutenoen 5er5ens
iein DIR ben @uni6e Seiterreths
fid 6em 8entiden Heide an5uidlie=
BEN, peridIieBen n1iiiien. 9o9 Jet
Soffnung, ooB cine Aenber1tng in oie=
fer ge5iebnng ernogli6f tDeroe, u1to
Sic entente ftd un1Itimn1en lieBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
@egen Mmsliefernng bes fraberen
&aifers.

8erlin 2. 5eb. Dab bic Benn-
rnbigung Der &egierung iiber1 Die ber=
langte Nuslieferung bon gaiIitGr- unb
3iDilperionen tDegen Rriegspergeben
angeflagt 5unin1mt. benefit bic an bie
aaiierten gelanote Hot in Der Inn ei-
ne GeDiiion oes JrieoensDertrages
bon gerfaiaes erfubt miro.
3as Moronttentat anf oen Giinan5-
miniiter Wubias gr5berger miro in
offi5iel1en &reiien als elm Nn5eiden
oeiien angefeben, mas m0glmerneiie
in gr0Berem MaBe fib ereignen mag.
fals Die Hegierung, Inn Der SCRIBE
rung Der Aaiierten ron5ufpn1men,
@elDali antpenoet Die 2enfe az Der-
baftet, Die nuf Der Elite iteben. oie.
Don oen gnfententdffen iiberIanot
1Duroe.
Die Qnfidt, baB. faas oie aaiier-
ten Deutidlanb our Mnslieferung Ger
8etreffenoen 5ipinger, elm 6ie ga1l5e
geation erfaiIenoer Streif au er1uar-
ten ift miro in Regierungsfreiien
ansgefproden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
sdarn1iitel 5ipiiden ganfees nnb
&niIen.

8albington 80. sSan. Gene
ralnraior 8raDes, &on1H1anoeur oe1
arnerifanii9er gr1tppel1 in Sibirie1,
beri9tete oen &riegsbeparten1errt bab
es am 10. Sanuar nabe Bo1oliafia 5u
etnne @unpf 5lptiden amerifaniiden
.Solbaten urtb Srnppe1 Sen. Senten=
otps gefonmen 1T. Die Mmerifaner
nabn1en eine1 ruiftfden General, ied)s
Sffi5iere unb 48 Mann gefangen, oie
ith nod iebt in @etDaDrfun1 beftn6ern
Sen. 8rabes bel9reibt ben glngrtfi
als gdn5lif n1probo5iert.
9ie an1erifanilben BerIult lte beirut
gen 1 Mann tot, 1 Marn Sen Ser
munoltngen erlegen, l Mann fdmer
bertDltnoet; 5 &ulien mur6en getotet
nno elmer 1dtper bertpun6et.
Die rnifif9en Srltppe1 befnr16en
iid m1f einem Ban5er5l1g. Gen. Gro
bes mreloete, baB Die Rnfien cine Mb=
teilung bon 38 Mmertfanern nngrif=
fen, melde 6ie &uifen 5urufl l6luge1
uno oann ibrerieits einen Nngriff I'M.
ternabnren. Ser rui1iibe Ban5ertpa=
gen tpur6e militant Ser 8efaknng ge=
fangengenomn1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
GflanS idlieft ssrie6en nit Suipiet
NtblanO.

2onoon, 8. 6eb. - Montog firth
uurbe 5tpii6en gftlan6 nnb Ser rui=
itiden Soluiet Negierung enogiiltig
Srieoe geldloiier1, mie eine aus Mos=
fan IN 2onbon eingetroffene Surrfen=
|nelOung lugt.
Central SEEMS erbdlt aus Hebal,
@itlanb, Die Wel0ung, baB laut Oeeiit=
teiIung Der 8oIldeluifi 9elegaten IN
9orpat Die Holen lire nilitdriiden
|Giilfungen gegen HnBlaro ef11gefeat
FbabenL uel6e bara1f ab5ielten, a11r
ielben 3eit Dfosfau n11b Hetersburg
|ar5ugreifen. 8oleu bat fi6 bier5n et1t-
idloifen, 10 fagten Die 8elegaten> neil
2iblnn0 lin @inflang nit be1n Srie=
oensbertrag nit Ser Sotpiet Negie=
rung" ietn gerfpreden 5uriidge5ogen
bat, rfeine Irnee Bolen 5ur @erfu-
gltng at ftenen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
Die Qanb-Gpitbpteu.

8afbington, 2. 5eb. gor oen1
5enots= =glusiduB fiir Hoitangelegen=
beiten foroerte. anl Montag gS. 6.
8rotpn als Gertreter oes r1ationalen
8erbanos Der 2ano= =Bofboten eine Or
bobung bes @ebults oiefer 2eute I'M
nngefdbr so Bro5ert, bon et1ren1
Minoeit= =sSsabresgebalt bon 81, 200 auf
81, 800. @r erflarte, menn Dies ntdt
betpinigt 1peroe, pifrben balb ernltli-
de Ghpierigfeite1 auf 0em 2anbe
eirtreten, oa iebt i6on ourd1dniH=
ltd so 2anopoitboten taglid ibr Mnt
nieoerlegten. @r fiigte bin51, oieie
Yoitboten perbierten gegentDGrtig
nidt 10 biel, pie Sarnarbeiter. Nus=
iduB=8oriiber Sonnienb (Rep.) err
fldrte angeiidts Ser gegenipartigen
Gerbdltniiie Der 8unoesS SJinan5en
CLAUDE er ni6t, 6aB Ser &ongreB Ell
ne iolde grbobung betpinigen tpiirbe,
ebe ser gerneinidaftIide ausidnB fir
Reuor0nung Der @ebdlter beridtet
babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
ltnteritlbe11 bie Meqter1tua.

8erlin, 81. San. Die Sectional
aeitung in Berlin teilt NIT ser aage=
nleine Gerbaro Der giienbabn Mn=
ge1teaten babe IN elmer Mbltin1mnng
Ebefdloiien, Be5abIung ra9 oeu 5p=
|ltern Ser Mfforbarbeit an5unebnen, TO-
tpie BEN Gabifulen Bioeritano 5u lei
item unb Die Regierl1ng gu u11terltii-
sen. ssn einer Berfan1mlung tpuroe
eiritinn1ig Elm Bei6luB angenon1u1en,
Der erfldrt, Die grbebungen I'M Gnbr=
gebiet bdtten ben1 2an0e geibnoet.
Ser genan1tte 8eidluB betrifft genii=
.gero grbeiter, Inn 0te 8ieoeranf=
|nabme oes 8etriebs in ben 5lpei gro-
BEN Sofomotib 8erfitdtten in 8erlin
5u eru0gliden; a1d in 8erfltdtter1
an anoeren Srten gibt es geniigenb
.loDale 4rbeiter, Die nnfdeineno be-
n1iibt Iino, Die fon1nluniffiiber gin=
fluiie bon iib ab5uidiittteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
Gin 9ritteI blei6t bentfdl.

Berlin, 81. ssSanuar. Der. Ror-
reponoel1t Der Sdglide Rnnoibau,
propbe5eit, bob Elm 9rittel bes Mb-
itimmungsgebietes in GhIesipig46ol-
ftein bel 9eutidlano berbleiben miro.
Or beftreitet Die berrfdenoe Meinung.
oaB oie ausfidten HIebt fino, 90 ge-
tDiiie gi1trifte, befonoers oie St6Dte
SoDer uno 9onoern, por,piegenb
6el1tfb fin0 nnO oie Deutiden aub
Inn fiibIiden 9eile oes Mbitinmnngs-
gebietes eine Mebrbeit bdben.
Die SnfeI Mien miro pabrid deinIid
ben Ddne11 5nfanen, pegen Der pbp=
fif9en s1nierigfeit, iie al teilen. Ser
&orrefponoent gIaubt 1idt SAB
9eutfbIano in Der 8ipeiten Gone et-#
pas gu befiirbten bat, tpenn oie @1lt=
ibeibung aufgrltn0 bes Rationnlitd-
te1tprinaips erfolgt. Cine Ser itddrf-
item @affen Der Ddnen in bieier Gone
lit ons gerfpreben an bie 6lensb1lr=
ger Sdiffsbefiser, bob fie Die 5diffe.
5uriiderbalten. Die an bie aaiierten
allsgeliefert Deroe,t n1uBten iDenn 6as
@ebiet odniib miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
Geae11 Mietg,umdler.

SerfeD gitp., sc, S., 81. sam. ao1e
itaaottiiben Beboroen IN SerieD GitD,
ffnlnoigten an, oaB fie 5dritte lttner=
nebnen 1peroe1, INT oel1 Weiet5muder
III Ser Staot Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN.
U1ieter tperben altfgeforbert, lumber
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