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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-07

DRafscH or an HMER,can
HaHi<~~ ORE or TIE aGeh.
ClES THROUGH WHICH THIS
cOUNTRTS MONEY AND
MHTE2laLS aRE HELplfi6 .
TO PUT EUROPE on HER FEET
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-07

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms centrally
located. three blocks from Postoffice on
| belt car line facing Seaville Square, near
water front Call at 800 East Government
| street, OF phone 1911.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-07

FOR RENT - Furnished housekeeping
room at 131 e. Gregory-st. No children.
FOR RENTING rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. Electric lights and gas
| stove; hot and cold bath, use of front and
back porch. 519 West Garden.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
WELL STICK" TO LEAGUE CANDIDATES
LEAGUE TICKET CANNOT BE DEFEATED lF MEN
BERS VOTE FOR CANDIDATES

Within the few days the time win expire for kisn@
declarations of candidates for Office, and then will begin the
usual campaign by the professional politicians break into
the program of the farmers organization by pessaans
League voter here and League there for
Of the candidate that have been endorsed by the farmers
organization These possyfooe" cenpaener% know very
well that it would be useless to attempt persuade League
voter discard the whole League ticket campaenes
will pick out voter that he thinks he influence win
probably get his subtle work started mentioning the
of League candidate that he knows the has soue per
sonal dislike for grevhce against Then the vser airs
his regrets that such nominated by e League
the pussyfoot will further prejudice the VOTER If posshe
but s too bad at better put Up for dat
Office Then after injecting his ansilea poison The
voter through the voters personal feelings he on and
tips it off, to the next pussyfoos csmpasnes who watches
for opportunity feel the on some other lessue
candidate
Thus the work of breaking up the united voting strength
is carried on-and accomplished Just the ex,en, ,a.
League voter will help defeat his farmer program Av
lowing these pussyooters haven't anything against
the League (), to persuade him her for can
date who hasn't been endorsed by the League,
Continued Page Esht3
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
OLD GANG WOULD REPlEVN AUDITORS OFFICE
WILL NOW RY4O
REMOVE AUDITOR

Commissioners. Un-
able to Get County Attor-
ney Cunther to Take Steps
to Remove Mrs. O'Crady
From Office. Pass Resolu-
tions Hiring Babcock & e.
lery to Do the Dirty Work.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
SMALL TOWN
1ROUBlE MAKER

kh<ftA& f<Al>lSAlN Of THE FLAX
NMlR NEN<A>kAT. WHO
CLAIMS III kk FAM. RESORTS
III TASTl($ OH the TONN
Gk>$lE. AND SkES lN$lNCA-
TlON$ NAEkk ONLY COMPl.l-
NEET$ ARE MEANT.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
SCHEDULE CON-
FESSES CHARGES
Yet 1t Is Arranged in a Man.
ner That Seems to Have
Been Purposely Meant to
Deceive-However Opens
Door to Further Discussions
As to the Relationship of
Conner and Dolin.

Below is reprinted a Certified
Statement" which purports to analyze
the activities of Judge Conner in re-
lation to the Dolin graft clainA, and
other disputed and questionable
claims, over the signature and seal of
Albert r. Chapman, clerk Of the dis
trict court.
It will be remembered that Mr..
Chairman was an ardent and active
supporter of James F. Redmond ut
the last election. In suuport of Mr..
Redmond, Mr.. Chapman put in lot
q time: we ohoerstana tta5 M. ~
- CEAplan IS tne @ nan x1 wn' mace tne
M arou!u ne alter .ue M els.e.Ha ie:noN, :,
lns Sne ,!M aaEeses oi tne c'sctlon loS!et.
ch .a .ne ueIs 4,.e a;e e:ec'om ",o noo'n: "''e''
iarneo py tne electlon s, .aaEes c1 y! sne
G0Nex0nC' pF0CanCtSy ~ men >Ssi4iaA-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
GUNTHER SAYS MRS.
O'G2ADY Is AUDITOR
The County Attorney, After
Brieflng the Law in Refer
ence to Whether Mrs.
O'Crady Had Forfeited Her
Office or Not. Reports That
the Law Is In Favor of Mrs.
O'Crady.

The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular monthly meeting
last Monday and all members were
present Owing to the deadlock over
the office Of County Auditor there
was not very much that the board
could do. So after passing a few
more Gavin audited claims, they
passed a number of resolutions, pre-
pared beforehand by Mr.. George Cud-
HE presumably, one of which hired
Habcock & Ellery, the local law firm,
to take the necessary procedure to
remove Mrs. OGrady from the Of
fee of County Auditor to which the
people had elected her, on the alleged
grounds that she had left the state
without permission of the Board of
County Commissioners and had there-
|faEs. forfeited her af!ice which J. Az.
It will be remembered that Messrs.
Ellery & Babcock were the attorneys
that defended Redmond at the time
Mrs. O'Grady contested for the Office
of county auditor after the same had
been stole from her by Redmond and
the county commissioners. Now that
firm will, no doubt, assist Messrs.
Timmons & Matkins in their nefarious
designs to remove Mrs. O'Grady from
office, because Timmons & Matkins
wants her removed, because that lady
stands between tht\n and their de-
signs to further pilfer the taxpayers
Of Sheridan county.
These long fingered artists have the
itch for county pelf and they are 60
ing to have that pelf. They are off,
GERS, diSgraced and discref1ited. and
absolutely without honor, hated and
despised by all of the honest people
of Sheridan county, and being con-
which they are held, but still blazen
and defiant, they are not going to
leave a stone unturned in their in
sane efforts to gain their ends, and
no act is too low, no course to foul
or degenerate, for these men to use
to gain their revengeful object or to
crafty their insane hatred It is q
that in this tay and age,
that any man, any set of men, call
ing themselves attorneys, can be
hired to do the job that the county
are trying to hire Bah
cock & Ellery to do. Most people are
of the opinion that their is boun-
Diary of degradation and shame be-
yond which even the most hardened
and caloused lawyer will not go. Time
will tell what will happen in this case.
The County Commissioners, against
whom Attorney General Ford has pre-
pared an custer complaint, containing
about 100 specific charges of deliber-
ate malfeasance and nonfeasance in
Continued on Page Eighty
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06

Ths fe1ls~iax article appeared IN
ths FssNwflle ks,aeefat a couple Of
weeks sSe>
NtAask SClAllST SHHllS
REARING FRUIT HERE
N<sas& isNasssA Il frsaaeers News
AiAe> EMaAesal Leak u C~npnnx's
aR hast weeks issue If the Pruhc-
sss Ns~S Il says There is a feeling
aHsssag she Stockholders that the saw
Sag derived frssn buying from or
rhruaeh chs Eaxvtfle Co-Operative
Sszair 4 NerxMnsshe Co. has been
yrsasgr than thu xuaesnns shaun in
s5fs aansszal rxsaEe If the COMPANY
aa aS u sci knawn fact that there
l.GS -eSsssfs sssn no-e or less fric-
slan III elftes euafQanS, ro doubt c1s,>etl
ay efns atsesf- hasssesi methods employed
sS sx-essin pshncsL paetS of sine
lsasssss in astssfes C. dominate that
experimentation ana saing L is 4 .,sao.e
asarr shs ss&nngr af ehs he.ksss,. k.t
II ssssErS Is cunt ~ aseos ksas-sxes,,
TIA. aA4xe sxrrzxs Is mighty r1rtS
ns;'rzs~isr m v,Esc1r serrt l7a Il bad
csffisxTian I'm \ CERTAIN kgnefsnsan er
sit eshe xflfexns Cur thsas szss- ..s
szks, and rs eaanssnR s.nsiss.rasie srf-
aaEsna II ~ aks1s hs~ anil brsrnk-
ING ssRsAsnk sAe enGOe ~es1 wls
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
MILLIONS NOW W-
ING WILL NEVER DIE"
Is THE SCRlMT OF 4 REMARk>
ABLE LECTURE. CLAIMED 10
RE APfROPRtATE ~ TIE
TINE AM Is THE MESSAGE of
THE HOUR.
0RPHEPM THEATRE
NEXT SUNDAY

millions Now Living Win Never
Die" is the subject cf a rna,sSabte
lecture, claimed to tc appropriate 10
the time and the message Of the hour,
which will he delivered mex, Sunday
afternoon. August Sth, a, 2:3o O'clock,
hy>E. r. CRiST, an eminent Bihle
Scholar, representing the lntesnst~
tional Bible Students Association of
Brooklyn, New York, who Is widely
known as a lecturer.
This lecture was dclivesed Il ii
rack7d house a1 Catlenk sorne weeks
ago and made a treInt ndouS ir7p,e<-
sion.
This message OF ChriSt's incoming
Kingdom Is heinp proclaimed by
Bible students throughout the ciyri-
lized world and is intensely interest,"
ing.
The ses4s a-e f-ec ..a there VIII
be no ccl3ectioa ama IN are auvlsed
to come znd bring gheir isi<ads
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
WHEELER FAv0RS IRRIGATION BONDS
Ia Letter Sam Tesxn Csaes Fatfooted rrixatio
nev<&usaeat Il NsRtanA by BoGA snA ~sss
Government
Butte, Montana, July 26, 1920.

Butte. Montana July e. 1920
Sam W. Teaxals1en.
Great Falls, Montana
Dear Sr> 5ss
With reference to the bill which is being initiated
by the farmers Of this state for irrigation purposes
wN@M say that am heartily in accord with the prn-
espe Of the state and federal government backing ir-
xtlea projects and issuing bonds for that purpose and
while have net had sufficient time to 20 into the de-
tails Of that particular hl yet from my hurried exam
nation Of the same. can nothing in the argument
by the state think there is little probability Of any
such thing Happenings Certainly the State of Mon
tanA needs irrigation projects and both the national
government and state government should back up this
project for the reason that they are bound to add
greatly to the Success prosperity and happiness of the
whole people Of the state. we'll Is the communities
wherein they located. and which of course will be
greatly benefited.
Wishing No@ success in your undertaking. am
Sincerely yours.
(Sixned) &, X WHEELER
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06

stoop to in order to create ,lissension,
strife and hatred among my crsa-
nizatton wherein it eventually 10: es
by soeA means to dominate anil rule
after the storm" blows ov>r. T. is
put 1nOther instance of the 'hc,., tiful
brands Of radical socialism IN a radi-
cal rampage. In face of such wcrk
Continued on Page Eighty
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
ALSO BRING ACTION 10
POSSESS OFFICE ROOM
arn>>ss W'M Fight to the Last
Ditch - ueapssas Officials
VIII Be Resisted and It
Wsn Be Den,en<srated
Whether Men W'hen> the
State Puh6c Examiner HIS
Denounced Can O<~rssde
he Law

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Asxss sss,sS h.sS 1Ssss ta ~aSS,>.ss ~,
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sr-S S<sss,,aS ~ ~s s,ss.,,s~ s,sssSNorS
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sssss,e rsssa ~ - ~
Nsesc II ~ 40 SAnesAaua tAaa
,ssss sstesS - ~ SsS' - ss 49, ~
hsSssrSst - srsSns tIs< ssasa ssssSs
shsssssNs tMst IN 49, - ssa
ne OssassN SnsassSssSeaesS saAl
nsSsssMr tMsS tAs,r saa In wss,AasSas
.secsss,e an sS6ss.r Wscasa. vrSAeas SlSnar
s&srwxs IA tle s~sast IN a 0ssA War
snStn rsvses.assr, tAss tHsS ean as,
les,e hssss NN sSs,naasSaA> asA wStA,aa
nsS,aS Sa y SsnMss ef ASNr an s>,saStN,
wher> H. sseaes,aans Has sn arsssrtS,
ns,,r u = sss,> IN swssss o1 tAe Sss,s,e ami
a SAaMse d resase eAarrss Asv~
tsosarAt n elassa and &e(SvSrS sstses
An H. POSSESSION al IN ii tM.e ran
saStsre assa Sxsassss ansl records AM
sA.n ssnl AZ the ssAnAS SaslStNrS e&ss>
aaherSns MIS- SSVSSasN wsas WRONGS
fNlaC 81 nasSessScA tAssSNf aAa Is nes
sAse ssann&N ,aanVASsNr SnA hSS MT Asea
Aor sNAn tSpaA aA,a aAaseSaer tAAs tAe
sad N6F1StAse ana SxeAsss ana res~s<As
and seAa Il tAs na~nestN ~ tAe Cp2asN
ii Sheridan ANA he CeAaaN Seas,
wrNar4>aAN seaSsss h rSSe tAe~a NN
h tAe SlSSpa aHA SeaSVs<N sssSaA h
Was SNensA thai The sAS& fAsANAse
and lSxosFsss ana axs>cslls aaA sesal MAS
actually xestA tho SaasA IT $SA0RA Of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06

TOTALS $21,818.75 $5.375.O8
l Hereby Certify, That the forego-
ing statement is correct, as shown by
the records of this Court.
(SEAL) A. r. CHAPMAN,
Clerk of Court. Sheridan County.
Continued on Page Eight)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
League Candidates

Endorsed at the State Conference
Democratic Ticket Primaries Aug. u
For Governor K. WHEELER, Silver Bow County
Lieut. Governor c. ARNOLD Valley County
Secy. of State-R. A. HASTE, Yellowstone County
Atty. General-LOUlS S. IRWIN, Glacier County
State Auditor-Ole Sanvlk, Hill County
State Treasurer-MRS. R. M. LORD, Cascade County
Ry Commisisoner-J. p MEADORS Richlsnd County
Supt. Pub. Instr.-MARGARET A. HANNAH
Supreme Court Judges
HARLOW PEASE, Beavert,ead County
w. W.PALMER Custer County
JOHN A. MATHEWS, Lewis & uar3<
Congress -East-M. McCUSKER. Roosevelt County
JUDGE 20th judicial District
A. w. STANCEAND, Sheridan Couusy
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

greoigt sic Observation-Disclosures fur
ihren ausaeseidneten 5tano gebiib.
reno aelobt batte. Bel Der Speuonla
bes 81. Saframerltes aIiiftierten BEN
Serrn 8iidef a1Ber benz Srtspfar-
rer bie bodm. 9erren DobronsH bonn
Sospital in Breckenridge uno I. Nio-
Ser bon Nabpeton. g. 9.
: Sodfp'iter 8iidof Sos. 8uid
nabn1 am lesten 5onutagnadmittag
sic Deoifation Ser reue11 Stride in
grnibpale, elmer bonn bodm. Serrn
Sbrit bon Sent periebenen Miiiioa,
unter sen ibIiben 3eremonien Dor.
Die feline @euneinbe iest geredtfertig
gen StoIas IN bie Gatiade, bob tie al
oeu idubenfreien @emeinoen Der
9io5eie geb6rt nnb ibr idmudes
&trdlein nit auem Notbmenoigen IN
better @eiie ausSeitattet 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
31t berpadten.

Meine 200 Mder Jarm setpa AZ
Meilen bon Nidmom, Minn. Dieie
lit cine Der ergiebigiten Sarmen in
-Stearns County. Die ridtige Sarm
nreinen damn, NIT GROCER Sami-
lie bon ertpadienen &inoern nnb fit
ei1en Man1t, Der einen boner Bieb-
fta1o, &fer6e un6 Maibinen bat.
Dieie Sarm 1T nabe3u go11a einge=
gonnt nno etna bret Meilen nit ge-
mobenem Drnbt. 8oler 8eoarf an
@ebdulidfeiten, Elm GROCER 51tpeine-
itan nno 5abafiduppen fir cine grn-
te pom etna feds Mdern eingei9loiien.
Werbe einem g1ten Wanne einen gl1-
ten &anoel geben. 8egen 11diberen
Gin5elbeiten idreibe man an ODER
ipre6e Dor BEL s.. S. Mbman,1, 3O7
4. Mbe. iuoli9L 81. gIou6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

.glna auftpirf, i9 batte mid ablidt-
lid bon Der aQgen1ei1en 5lBl111g Der
2eaislatur IN 1919 ferngebalte1z ols
soie lt-gelteuerlngsbM
Dor oem Sanie mar, unb inoem er.
&ritif an mir ausibt, neil i'd cine
Meiolution einreidte, ourd melde Der
|5preher 6eg &auies bepoQmddtigt
puroe, Elm &omitee al err1e1l11e1, urrt
Sic 8iiider ser Minneiota Sid9erbeits.
fommi1iion ii. auoeren 3olitiiden pr
ganiiationen an u1terinden, epadte
ids es aIsein 1ffentliher 8eamter als
meme Hfli6t. bieie acknowledgement
mno &ritifen 5l bea1tporten.
Sd ltimnnte gegen Die @orlage be-
5iiglib Ser nierten &laiie Stdote-8e-
lendtung, cine 8orlage. Die bon ei-
mem MitgIieoe Der Nol1partiim 2iga
eingereidt pnroe, nn0 Dies aus benz
@runbe, neil iene 8orlage bic Biaa.
ges nidt einidloB. Sd CLAUDE, bob
bie1e 8orloge cine ber6ienitpoae getpe-
len mare, m6ren bie 8iqages bori1.
eingelbloi1en gemeien. 8enn 6nrd Ell
ne @eiebesporlage bag ipe5iele sSS11te-.
reiie un6 Ser @etpinrt GROCER 5t1ote
allein angeitrebt miro nno bon Den.
@eminnern Der Borlage 8iaageS aus-
geiblonen fin0, fam td 6ieielbe ni6t
unterltuBen. Sd bin es ben Bilages
meines Diifrifts idnloig, fir hire
@orteile gera6e 70 gut eir5utreten als
mie fir sic gr0Berer 5tdote. 8enn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
der RDrDsfern

Dag @ausiour1al pirb nufIDeiien,
6aB ih lit 1917 uir Die 5onne1ge=
baH geIteuernngsbM itinl1te, nno
Ser glei6e &ecorS miro 5eigen, bob
ih III Ser 5pnberiibung II 1919 fur
bie Gonnengebalt.5 teuerbM ftitnrlte.
sd mar ifttetg 5uguriten Der 9orrtet1-
gebalt SteuerbM, uno bic Nonpars
tiian 2ignm1nrer mtifen, bob oies
mabr III, ober oennod Deriuden tie,
meine Edtigfeit in bieier mibtigen
Mngelegerbeit faIi6 oar5nitenen, in-
benz tie al neriteben geben, bob i@
abfi1tlih bnrb Mbueie11bet CLIMATE,
nlg Sic 9ornengebalt 8efteueru11gs-
BID IN ser angen1einen Stbn1g bon
1919 I'M &n1ie borldg:.
IS mag fir Sic gttin1mgeber oieies
Diltrifts BON SSntereiie eiin az piiien,
nie Die Monpartiian 2igla &lide iiber
6iefe midtige Mngelege1beit oenft.
Mm Mbenoe, bebor Die 8enbiren-Son-
Notwithstanding I'M 9auie
auffam, erludte Serr 2eSe1r, Ell.
ner Ser Mntpdilte Ser Nonpartiim 2-
ga, aGe Mitglieoer Ser 2iga iibrem
Caucus, gegen 1ie Ben6iren Son11er-
gebalt electromagnetic 5nitirnr1en,
neil, tpie er iagte1 befirdtefe, bob tie
paiiieren miiroe, l1n6 menn tie Poi Tier
tie, miir0en lie uniern gan5er1 &ar1pagz
ne Conner lteblen." Sd frnge leoe
reoli9 oerrfenoe 8erfon, lei lie Elm.
2iga-O1itglieo ODER ni9t: 56iden
mir nniere Meprdientatten nod ct.
@aul, Inn 8eieBe fir 6aS 8oH 6ieieS
l5taates 5u maAen ODER lenoen mir
bieielben nod ct. Saul, nm &am-
payne Bonner at MAIDEN fir iol6e
politiide Barafiten pie Sc 5eur,
gomnlep, 1r6 feline @enoien.
5. sc. gfett.
Mn alle, Sic es angeben mag.
DieS oiene CUR geiheinignng, bob
Der Mdtb. Sobn Sect bon MbanD,
81. st. /, bonn IL. Bis 26. Wdr5 1919
5tpei leiner Rinoer an Der 2%ungenent-
5iinonng als Solge Der Snfflnen5o
|iblimrn erfrnnft batte, II. bob er liA
mdbreno iener 8eit ernitlib bemibte,
ft6 Der 8ienite elmer &ranfenpflege
rim 5n iidern, o6er obne @rfolg; oaB
i9 mdbreno Der gefabrDollen &ranf-
beif Die &inoer b%eban0elte uno als be-
bdrbeln0er Mr3t 6em Mbb. Serr1
Nett anriet, es dls ieine Bflidt 81 be-
tra9ten, Bel 1einen @itt16ern gu blei-
ben, Big sic @riis iberitan6en lei,
mas ii9 am 25. Mdr5 dbenog 51t-
trng. M9tnngsbon 1tnterbreitet
Soba1 s. @5el65, M. s..
nnteri6rieben nn6.beidporen Dor
mir, einem 0ffentliben Neotm in nn6
fir borber gertanntes County, ben 20.
Mpril. 1920. MutesnM . &ielano
9eHent1iber Notnr bon 5tenrnS
County, Minn. Meine gon5eliion
ldnft am s. 9ftober 1921 aus.
Wotarieues 5iegeD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

SER 5dert mel6er 6ieie @eiebes-
portage enttparf, fi9 armaBte, Die
lginages bon 0em 8orteil oieier Dor
lage n1isaui6lieBen, NOR es meme
Bfli6t, gegen bieielbe at ltimn1e11.
Sd meroe fritiiiert> neil ib einet1
gei6lnB einreidte, moour6 Der Spre=
der oes @anies beboumadtigf puroe,
Elm @p1mitee at ernennen, I'M Die Bu=
der Ser Minne1ota Si6erbeitsfom=
miilion uno aller an6eren politii6e1
9rganiiationen at nnteriuben. Ste
8eihuloig11ng miro gemadt, bob bic
le Meiolution gegen Die Nonpartifan
2iga geridtet mar. Satia6e tit es,
baB oieie Neiolution an erifer Steae
anf sic Muslogen Der offentli6en 5i=
derbeitgfommiliion Be5ng bnte. 81
iener 3eit ml1Bte i6 ni6tt baB Die
Ronpartifan 2tga iib in elmer Sage
,befon6, IN Scr tie cine nnterinbnng
Gil befur9ten bette, nber ani6einenb
miiHen 1i9 Mngelegenbeiten Der 2igu
.Sanptquartiere ni6t III ser beifen
Sron1ng befun0en baben, ionft bot
ten tie ridt 10 groBen Mlorm gef6ln-
qet1 biniihtlih ser unteriudnnq If
rer giider.
Sh n,pr6p beidl1lbiat. bqs einai-.
de Mitolie6 Ser Wonportifqn 2iqq III i.
.perlebten aeai5fatur.aqetpeien All
iein, 0os uiht eir1en bun6ert Broaent
@ecor0 mohte. IS 1T moalid, 6aB,
fqlls mein Mecpr6 bonn 9tanopunffe
ser Morpartifan 2iqa aus beurteiilt
miro, ih meit biinter ser 100 8ro5ent
Marfe Ifebe11 ner6e, unb ih 1ebe borz
aus, oaR. h04tte ih ser Monpartifan.
2iqaz&lide $50 7um 3tpede beaahl,
meinen Mecoro bodaubalten, mdi5ren0.
ih Ser 2edislat11r bei1pphnte, mei1
NonbQrtiian Qion Stnn6bnrft tpiir6e
h0her nndefdIaaen fem. ssh hnbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Rand)er III aIlfr utlt.

Die Mrten uub 5orlnen, in oeren
6as .goottttlide arnut bes ieligen
Mieotin1 III Sen peri1ieoeten Sci.
len Der 8elt genoiIen niro, iino
auBeroroentlib maunigfnltig, uno es
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8igarre, Cigarette uro 8feife be-
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5u pernebmen. Ser SSapnner per.
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lne8 9anr tit. Ser Sabnf Der Mme,
riiffaller miie0erit f0rnig unb miro
mispeiner 9ledbiidde in Der gaide
mitgefubrt, aus Der er in bic Nfeife
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idiittet nirb. Sic Bebanolung Die.
eszamerifaniiden Enbafs lit @ebeim.
mis-. Der Derf6ieoenen Sabrifanten;;
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r0itet" lei, nnb at0ere uieoer er5aib-
len, DOB er iein eigentnmlifes Mro-
mo oaourh erbalte, bob man Elm 81.
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ben S%uoieeinieln bauen Die giingebo.
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man i'm ral1dt, miro Elm 8Iatt uiber
cine 2arnpe ODER einem Streidbol5
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Stiid trodenen 8ananenlaubes ge-
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genGen ranben MASSACHUSETTS, 3ign-
retten, un6 5nar miro Der Eabaf
5mii9en Ben &an6fldhen in 3igaret.
tenform gerieben. 8ieies &raut Der
Suoitlieln ion rebt gut i@meden,
aber lit nltr + ridlper brct1nen6 gu
erbalten.
Ger Gbirleie 5iebt troy Dem itren-
gen Gerbot 6as Opium Dem Eabaf
Dor, aber menn er ri6t in elmer
vDpiumb0ble" leinem 2niter froner
fann, 10 genieBt er ben Sabaf nit
8orliebe in elmer metallenen @ai-
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SpteI 81 berfaufen.

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