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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-02-26

There will probably be other sol
icitors visit this city representing |
Lyceuna bureaus, but it will be well
for our citizens to remember that the !
lecture course for next year already |
contracted for is as strong as any
which can be secured.
j. T. w. Cloud was around the
other day looking for something to
help aid in the proper celebration of
the first three days of next week by
his family. The occasions being his
birthday on the goth of February,
their wedding anniversary on March 1
and the birthday of Mrs. Cloud on
March End.
The mothers of the pupils of Mrs.
Ste1nberger's music class were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Steinberger at sort
of Mothers council Subjects pertain
ing to music and the pupils were dis
cussed, light Refreshments were serv-
ed and a pleasant and profitable time
was the result.
In this issue of The World is a
reader announcing tractor school to
| be conducted here by the Avery Trac-
/ tor people on March and 3. Mr..
Kraus of the Wa-Keeney Hardware
| Company informs us that these dates
are in error and that the right date
for the school is March % and 3D.
/ Notice the big advertisement. in this
paper
/ Will Dockendorf is advertising a
public sale to be held at his residence
southwest of Wa-Keeney on Monday,
| March 9Th, next He intends selling
| off his stock and farm machinery and
| viii move to the irrigation regions
| along the North Platte river in Neb-
| raska- The sale bills will be out in a
| few days and the advertisement will
appear next week.
Public sales are advertised for
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
| next week. Bo1en Bros, just south
| west of Ogallah, will sell on March
| End; John Erickson, south of Wa
| Keeney will sell on March 3rd and
w F. Newcomb near Col1yer will sell
on March 4th- These are all general
farm sales The advertisements can
be seen in this issue of The World
His many friends in Trego county
viii be pleased to learn of the adj
/ vancenent w II. Swiggetts is making
with the Burlington railroad com
/ rany- He has lately been transferred
from Phermopolis, Wyoming, to Cas-
Per. Wyoming, where he takes the
position of head of the freight de-
partment at a salary of over two
thousand dollars per year. Mr. Swig-
gett is very competent workman and
we hope he continues in his advance
ment with the Burlington company.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

familysis In the mountains OF Virginia
Riley used to come boldly to Hills
boro three or four times week anl
spend his money in the general store
4 Once he flashed a roll Of thirty-twc
hundred-dollar bills.
Deputy Arrowsmlth, the particular
enemy of Riley, is the rfght-hand man
Of Col. yanderford, chief of the reven.
ne raiders in the Carolina district.
He's Efficient Raider.
He has the reputation of being one
of the most efficient raiders In the
country. In stature and appearance he
greatly resembles the ascetic, thin
faced movie actor, William S. Hart
and he Is just as "quick on the draw"
He has an almost uncanny nose" for
stills-they say he can smell one two
miles away. q
Arrowsmith works practically alone,
except that occasionally Sheriff Rose
man Of Orange county accompanies
him on his raids. 4
His methods differ from those Of the
Virginia mOonshine raiders in that he
does his work entirely at night. With
an electric ffashlight to aid him, Its
only an exceIlently camouflaged dis
tillery path In the woods that escapes
him. $40
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
SOCIAL ITEMS
i **+**++****a**

Mrs. p w. Harding entertained at a
reception on last Saturday afternoon
in honor of Rev. and Mrs. DePree, who
were in Denison last week visiting old
friends. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with garden flowers and a dainty
two course lunch was served.
Miss Harriet Gebert entertained
about twenty five guests at six o'clock
supper on Wednesday evening. Pretty
baskets of garden flowers were used in
the living room and dining room where
the guests were served.
Mrs. Staley entertained Rev. and
Mrs DePree at dinner on Tuesday eve-
ming when covers were. laid for eight. A
most delicious supper was very much
enjoyed.
George Reiners was host on Monday
evening to about twenty of his little
friends, the occasion being his birthday.
After strenuous evening spent with
games and fun in general the young
folks were served with dainty refresh.
ments.
The F.tH. club met at the home of
Mrs. H. Wilson ON Thursday afternoon,
when a pleasant time was enjoyed with
handiwork and music, after which the
hostess served delicious luncheon.
The r. II. club is planning a picnic
for Thursday, August 18th, at the Leh-
feidt farm west Of Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
MANILA ITEMS
! I. !. \ \ X \ / = \ 4

1 - 4 b
The Sunday school Of the Presby
Iterian church have recently purchased
a piano and on Tuesday evening, 6
concert was given at the church az
Piano Duet Anna Brown and Dorothy
Gaumer. H.
Duet Georgia .Disburg and Glenn RrecE
enridge.
Vocal Solo Harry McCracken.
Piano Solo-Lillian jain.
Reading Ruth Jahn..
Clarinet Solo-Mr. Peterson.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Hannah.
Reading Mrs. Shedd..
Solo Ralph Gleiser
Whistling Solo-I. o. McGilnira.
Reading Copeland.
Solo-Mr. Cruise. ~
Orchestra Selection.
A large crowd was present and neat
sum was. taken, in. 5aS
Mrs Geo. A.. Nelson and family, OF
Omaha spent Sunday of last week al
the Presbyterian parsonage and on the
following day left for "a two weeks
outing at Lake McCook. They were
accompanied by the Misses Delta and
Gladys Bowen, daughters of Rev. and
Mrs. Bowen.
Miss Gladys Baker has been on the
sick list the past week but at this
writing is reported as somewhat i'm
proved. 5tA@ Ell ~
Mr.. and MrssuC. N. Elwell left last
week for South Dakota where they
will visit their daughter who lives
there. .iss
Mrs. C. l.. White was Manning
and Vail business visitor Friday Of last
week.
Mrs. AL Ivey md daughter, Miss Fiji.
dred left last saturday for Wall Lake
where they spent several days as an
outing. 7L
Miss Genieve jackson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. jackson who re.
Gently underwent an operation for the
removal of her tonsils and adenoids at
the local hospital, Is now reported as
getting along nicely, which her many
friends are pleased to learn.
Miss Helga Heise of Harlan came up
last week to assist Mrs. Rasmussen in
her millinery store for the coming sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.. Brown and Mrs.
Isaac Hird and son, Frank and Mr.. T.
Brown left last week for Elbow Lake,
Mimi, where they have been visiting
at the VIM. Kehr home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
BIC HUNT IS ON !.
FOR OUTLAW JOE
State and Federal Officers Have
Been After Him for a
fl9if Year.
ALWAYS SLIPS AWAY
II He Cut Notch in Rifle for Every
Time He Shot a Man, There
! Wouldn't Be Any
Butt Left.

Hillsboro, N. Nobody will sleep
in Hillsboro or the country around un.
til "Outlaw joe" Riley is caught.
"Outlaw Joe" is q moonshiner, slack
er and assassin. If he cut a notch in
his rifle for every time he shot man,
there wouldn't be any butt left to his
gun.
For year the state and federal Of
ficers have been after him, but he al
ways slips away, says Sheriff Rose
man Of Orange county.
"I'll pay good price to anybody
who brings him in, dead or alive!"
Shoots United States Collector.
Riley is sought by Uncle Sam for
moonshining and for shooting Deputy
Collector T. M. Arrowsmith, a revenue
officer. He is wanted by the army for
refusing to register for the draft. And
he is wanted by the state for several
shootings and for jumping bail.
Recently he was caught making
moonshine whisky. But Joe isn't one
Of the surrend ering kind. He raised his
shotgun and fired charge full into
the face Of Deputy Arrpwsmith. BY
some miracle Arrowsmith's eyes were
missed, but the rest of his face is still
full Of small shot
Recently@Joe Riley shot through the
head a companion whom he accused
Of having reported his moonshine
still to the revenue Officers. The COM
,panion recovered, and so loyal are the
members Of Riley's gang to their lea
der that he rejoined him,
Riley was arrested for this shooting
after he had first jumped from The sec
0nd-story window Of his home when
the officers came to get him, and had
shot six times at Deputy Collector A..
P. Gates. He was placed under bond,
but he jumped 1t and fled to the hills.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

He has wife and children living near
the village of Caldwell, N. G.
He is as famous down here in Or
apge county as the notorious Allen
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

lis well known here, being employed at
the Nicola Elevator Co., and while here
he organized and directed the Manila
Concert band. He ID a young man Of
sterling qualities and has a wide circle
OF friends in Manila. They will make
their home in Harlan. Mr.. Cartwright
has been employed by the Harlan Com
mercial club to direct the Harlan Band.
The, community wishes them q full
measure Of success and happiness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

as assistant. hostess. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
a very pleasant afternoon was spent,
after which delicious luncheon was
served. a
Married at Harlan last week, Mr.
Freeman r. Cartwright and Miss Grace
Dexter Lague. The bride is the eld-
est daughter of Mrs. AL Minor. She
is very accomplished young lady and
has a host OF friends here. The groom
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
Twelve to Bury Giant. 1

London.It required - men to bury
Jonathan Swan, the Leyland giant.
The coffin measured three feet wide,
six feet nine inches long, and with the
body weighed 1,192 pounds. No 3hearse
could be secured large enough to carry
the remains. The u men took 30 min
-utes to get the coffin into position In
the grave.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

Anxiety is expressed by many of the
girls because their checkerboard skirts
are not conspicuous enough.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Sales bon Eurtle, Minn,, uno Sobn
9. BON Sauf aapios. 9ieie betrauern
nit ser Mutter einen guten, furlorg-
liden Gater, Der fir ibr Bobl tets
Die groBte Gorge trug. Ole 8eerot-
eung finoet oieie ISOLDE 9onnerltag
uad) etnem pom bodp. &mann
in Ser @er5 Seiu-airde gebaltenen
Seeletlam1te auf Dem &aloarien=Got=
tesacfer in ct. CLOUD ltatt. Noge Der
Dabingeftieoene ruben III 5rieoen!
Sen @interbliebeuer ullfribtiges Bet
leio.
6ran5 6rolid, 5pe8ialiit in Der
Yflan5funoe, miro a1 20. uno 80.
oieies Monats an berihieoenen Gld=
Sen oieies Gountp III BEN &artofel=
feloern 0emonltrationen be5iiglid Der
grodpfel=& ranfbeiten geben sic iid
Sic Sarner 5unlteen maden iollten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Der @efabr entboben, bob ibne11, ipte
oies in friiberen Sabren 10 baufig ge-
ldab, 1pegen Mangel on 8aggons
gum gerianot Ser &artoffeln feline
M6gIidfeit gegeben tit, uno tie 90
ourd bes CHARITIES uerlultig geben.
Sic ct. Sofepb MiItng Company
bat cine neue i~ogenanrte DUMP
8age eingerihtet, tpoour6 Die 5ono-
babrng oes berNaible augebradten8e
treioes erleidtert miro. Die 5armer
'f5nnen iest ibr Getreioe 5ur Nuble
ungelaft brtnget unb es 10 in Der
MaiIe abtpdgen lallen.
@abreno oes Monuts Sunni mur=
SEN in Ser bieligen Garmers Goope-
ratipe Creamery 10000 8funo Sab-
ne obgeltefert, mofur Sen 6armern
Sic Su1u1e BON $1,000 ausbe5ablt
puroe. 2t,500 Hfrno 8utter pltroen
aus Ser Sabne fabribiert.
Die 6abrifation BON 3ementblods
bat oieler Srtidft cine getpinnbrin=
genoe Snouitrie peridufft. Cine Der
artige 6abrif, in melber .fiinf5ebn
Mann beidaftigt iino, oie ourdidnitt=
lid 1000 5ilo glofs per Sag fabri-
5teren, lit unlangIt bon Ser Strnta
Stih & Heber erridtet poroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
res Don ct. Saul perinb lesten Conn
fnn hip hipiimp @empir11e

res bon 81. Halll periab lesten Conn.
tag Die bieiige @emein6e.
Mm Mittpod fiel 8aumeiter 6ein-
rid Do11naD bon elmer atD0lf SUB bo=
ben Mauer Ser Garage 6es S. S.
Gbeis unb berleste itd an einem 8ei-
ne oenart, DOB er uuf einige @oden
arbeitsunfdbig iein miro.
Mn1 lebten Montug NOR bier cine
Delegation Der @efdaffslatte a1s
ct. Soul, Die iid na6 ben bieiigen
Observation-Disclosures u1nidm1ten.
Soiepb @rolItnger faufte leste $50
DIE Die 5arm oes Sobann &oppel fir
1925 ben Mder.
5rau Sre0. @elbad aus @alifor=
nien, melde bier BEL ibren gltern,
5tepbm Greiien 11no Srau> 5u 8eiuh
tpeilt, 1lnter5og iid lebte 8ode elmer
gliidli6 perlaufenen 8ltnooarmope=
ration.
&arl @olters uno 5ruu als Snnn=
ba, Neb., befanoen fid leBte 8ode
bier BET @it1pe DC. &rdmer, Sdme=
lter oes 6errn @olters, 5u @aife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
5auf Rapios.

Gin gutter oelttider 8irger uno Ell
r1er Der erlten 4nlieoler 1T Benton
Gountp, bot arn Sonntag IN urertpar-
teter &eile Dern 500 ietuen Sribut
5olen miilien. Morgens begab 1id
Sohn Seltegnes IN anideineno gutter
@eiunobet 5u Dem in Ser Ser5 Sell=
8irde itattfinoenoen 5riibgottesote11=
lte, mabreno lpeldem er pom Sooe En-
eilt mltroe. Ser Serltorbe1e puroe
DOR 65 Sabren in 0eutidlano geho=
rem, bon NO er I'M Ilter bon eli Sub=
rem nit Ieinen glter1t 1T oieies 2ano
far1, oie it'd in Benton Gountp ME
Serlieben. Su Mtapbelu Safe betpobn=
te er So Sabre cine Iorm, be5og Damn
Elm f%Ieil1e5, unOertbalb Meilen bon
Souf Hapio5 gelegene5 8runOtud,
uerlegte aber iein Semi Dor 5pei Sab
rem IN oiele Srtlhaft. Ser in 10 tlefe
Srol1er periesten Satin binterldBtN ~
neltr &inoer:: Saco6 uno So1epb BON
@isconIin, Trau 8url @eloon, Faltl
un0 Ngothu Seltemes bon Minueapo=
IL, Clemens bon Burlington, Soma,
9ouis bon 5reeuater, Srau Socob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
Def

Nad 5ebn Gage tangent 8eiude
BET ieinem 8ruoer, bent bier al5
8farrer ltationierten bodu. Serrn
Soiepb Builder 1T 2ouis 8uider leB=
ten 5amitag gu ieiner Arbeit in Mil-
maufee 5uriidgefebrt. 5eine @attin
uno bie beioer S0dter Sobanna uno
8ertrlto meroen nod lndgere 3eit
bier bie mobltuen6e 2anoluft genie
BEN.
Sodtp. P. Dabto, 3. 8. g, bon
Ser ct. Sobn's Mbtei eritottete lebten
0onnerltag uno 5reitug bent bodm.
'5errn Sos. Builder einen freun0.
|6aftliden 8elu9.
gei Der bier abgeboltenen Gdll
mabl muroe S. S. Wartbuler mieDe1
nls Sdulelerf erudblt, nno Mlber:
Ridert muroe nit Dem Sd)atmeiiter
ante betruut.
Solepb MeIier ltno 6rou BON ct
CLOUD erltutteten bier bon Samitae
Bis 9ienltag pertpun0t= uno frenno
iGaftlide 8efude.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
St. Uiholas.

Midoel Neie5 mobnte lebten Cont
nerltag elmer IN ct. Buul %abgebalte=
lren Ser lammlung 0es &onItitutions=
&omitees ser 9. 81. 6. ltnteritIs=
ut1gsgeleaidaft bon Minneiota BEL.
Sebrer Solepb &orte bon Jarn1lng
m,1roe lesten gamitag bon ser Be-
b0rDe oes S6ulOiltrift5 geo. 1870 ais
9ebrer urno BON ser @emeirbe al5
Srganiit fir Oa5 fomutenoe Sabr ge=
oungen. Sn ndditer 3ufunft miro er
nit 5amilie bier eintreffen un0 Die
ibm i%ibertrugene Steae m1treten.
6ruu Sbeooor 80fmann erlitt eli
nen ueiteren 56laganfaa> oarob ibr
3uitano etn beoenflider gemoroen lit.
Mnton @eber bat feline 80 Nder
groBe 6arm NIT 8feroegeipann, 8ieb
uno 5armgerdti6aften fir 5000 0en
Mfer p%erfauft. 9er &dufer miro Ste
6arm oieien SCRIPT be3ieben, uno So
milie @eber geoenft, ibr Seim nad
Winneapolis alt perlegen.
Ni9. &. Gtein perfaufte 1876 Mder
'einer Sarm ieinem 56uiegeriobne
@tlbelm $. Sobannes fir 5000 ben
4fer. Serr Stein tpir6 bieien 5erbit
Iein 9eim IN Colo .5pring einridten,
no er fid bereits IN Den 8efK elmer
@obn11ng gebra9t bat. Gngegen bat
8m. Sobannes feline 80 Mder unit
fuiienoe 5arm an Soiepb @oIter fir
5000 BEN Mder fdufli6 abgetreten
uno miro 6ie bonn S6mtegerDater
Stein gefaufte 5arm be5ieben.
Midael Sbeis, nel6er Sabre lang
bon einem MISREPRESENTATION ge-
plagt lit, begab i16 IN 8egleitung Iei=
ner 8uttin un0 feines Sbtuiegeriob<
mes Sobn 8. Nen nad &ofelter,
Winn., tint it6 BORT unter dr5tlide
gebanolung 81 ite1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
Datfins.

9eim goben I'M glear Safe, orei
Meilen iibli9 bon 8atfins, fanDen
@eo. Stelton, 5obn Der 6amilie Ne=
ter 5telton, uno Sofepb Map, IT,,
Sobn oes giuage Waridaas Soiepb
MaD Elm naiies 8rab. 8eridieoene
Herfonen iaben Dem t1nfua 5u uno
oeren Musiage nad Deriudte elmer
Ser beioen BEN anoeren Dor benz CT
trinfen 51 retten, nobel bei0e ertran=
fen. 8eioe mare11 uiber % Sabre nlt.
Die 2eider tpuroen geborgen uno n11i
.bem bieiigen 5rieobofe begraben. an
Dem 8egrdbniiie nabm cine 10 groBe
Wen1denmenge tell, tpie man lie Dor-
bent ME bei oernrtigen Nnldiien ge=
ieber batte. Ser 8eerbig1ng ging
Elm pom bodnp. @errn g. Callahan
BON goen 8alleD gebaltenen 8equiem
sborons. Gieielbe fur1b nnter Der Set
tung seq biefigen Mmerionn 2egion
Soften Don ser ct. Mntoniusfirde
aus itatt. Den 10 fdtuer ~gepriften
sGltern lpurbe III Ser Stun6e beg ber-
ben GeriuItes unieitiges 8eileio be-
funoet. Mogen Die 10 ploslid in Ole
Gniqfeit Mbberufenen einen gnaOigen
Hidter ge%furben babenl
Sofp. 8farrer u. 8ilman tDuroe
norletten Monfon Deaen glinhOurm-
$500 as,,' urh hefibet If
~atslra Rnohars Sas
ii st. CLOUD. Godn. SCR. sc,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29
st. Jo]eph.

Gin moOernes @artoffelbal1s, in
bel1en 8u1 Mnoreas 8edtol0 begrlt=
fen lit, gebt ieiner &ollenonng ent=
geger1, unO oamit miro BEN 6arr1er11
Oieier Gegeno cine por5iigli9e @ele=
genbeit geboten iein, fiir tire &artoT=
felernte guten abfat 5u flnoen. S11
friiberen Sabren botten Ste 6arner
bei ifrem aartoffelperfauf lnlome1t
Gdmierigfeiten, uls tie Sic &artoffeln
brett in acknowledgements ablooen
muBten, mobingegen ibnen iest o1trf)
NbIuoung in oen1 nel1e1 anrtoffe!=
harie ein grober Sell Nrheit erlpart
lein miro. 3uoem IinO lie ooourd'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Ben fsrau Carl earning etner getuh.
Rad mebrere @oden tangent ge-
iuhe BEL ibrer Sdueiter, Der Sral
90. ). Gorptbp lit 5rau s. :. Sl-
fder nah ibrem Seim in Nlrgtn1a.
ST., ~abgereiit.
srl. Mnuu 9ieorids bon Snpertor,
@is., uar mebrtdgiger 9ait Der bier
uobnenben 6umilie Sobn canton fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

-s EL H EGW-E
unberbanlidfeit. sd litt ldrgere
,3eit ON unDerbaulidfeit," idreibt
Gran 8ertba Anoerienoon Rep Or
leans, So. sd gebraudte cine 5Ia.
lde Gorni's Mpenfrdlter uno bin
iest Dieoer b~ouitdnoig geiunb. Dus
1T mir aud IN ar1oeren Be-
.~5iebunge1 febr Dorteilbaft gelDeier."
9ieies poblbefnnnte Grduterbeilmit
tel reguIirt ben Nagen uno f0rDert
Ole geroaurng. @s 1T feline Npotbe-
fermeoi5in, ior6ern miro burb 6efon-
bere 2ofalagenten geliefert. Ndberc
Musfunft erteilt 81. HBeter JabrneD
& Sons 60, 2OOt @aibington 8IDD.
Chicago, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

at geoer1ferl unb ourh @ebet llno Sp-
Ter ltb erfenntlid al 5eige11.
Auf giittiige @etpa9rung meiner M
t1igen Bite boffenb, 5eignet nit Dem
Ausbrl1f meiner groBten 9odidas-
ur1g ergebenit banfbar,
Sdspeiter sc. SalDater Gtlie,
9berin Der Sdtpeltern b. 81. &reu5e,
8roDin5baus Sal, /. Sirol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Die oiplomatiiden 5lid1duiter Der
entente riiiiten al nel1er Idtigffsit
Ser tiirfiihe Irieoensncrfrag Ioil aar
dnbsrt nerocn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Die leste senol1ng 5000 Grafts
I'M getruge bon $4,000 uuroe an fol-
genoe AbreI1en gefanot:
Sr. gminen5 &nroinal gertram,
Breslau $1,000.
gr. @minen5 @nroirtal SifH, 8ien
$500.
81. Gminen5 &aroinal Giernod,
GBergom, ungorn $500.
Mn pdtpit. gr5biidof Ga1lbaber,
Miindlen, 5000.
an bodtpit. giidof @fonner, sin5,
$500.
Gr5biidoflides 0roinariat, Jrei<
burg /. 8reisgau $500.
8ifd6fIides Droinariot, 9ilbes-
beim $500.
giid0fIides 0roinoriat, Ginobrad,
$500.
giidoflides 0roinariat, JuIoo,
$500.
sadpa. siidof aorum, grier.
$500.
! Geritasgerbafra fit bas fatboIi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

@ien, 9. STUNT, 1920.
2iebe 8obltdter!
Bie germ baber mir Die guten Slime
rifuner oie uns imn1er mas Ibiden;
unes lit 10 gut. 8ergelts @ott tau=
Ienbmal. Dtnrg. Sral11.
@ien, 13, greitenieeltr. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

t SVHQNI%% ~ks SN%1N%S$ S%%sNf
Sberin Der ShtDeitern b. bl. 4reude,
YroDin5ba11s Sal, /. Sirol.
@erftatige NGdlitenliebe bes 9. 81.
6. Geutral.8ereius
Cine Der Bebing11ngen, unter nell
9e11 oie Mmeriean Helief 4ominiItra-
tio11, Ole logenannten 5000 Drafts
berfuuft lit; DOB nidt fir mebr als
$4,000 an eine Ferion perfauft mer=
Sen Ioq. "a es nun miini6enspert
eridien oaB Der gentral=8erein Die
Grla1bnis befdme, fir groBere Cunt
MEN 5ooo Crafts 5u Derienoen, tDano=
tie lih Der Gefretar an obige 4ommii=
lion unter 3arlegung BEG daritati=
ben gbarufters oes gentral8erei1s
uno eriu6te I'M oieie @%rlaubnis, mel
de aud] geuabrt 1purbe. Duraufbin
faufte ser Sefretar fir mebr benn
100000 5000 Crafts uno ianote
oieielben CUR gerteilung on bie bum
%gernoeu &riegsopfer in 3eutldlanb
uno Seiterrei6.
geiliegeno iin0 einige Ho1tfarten,
pelde jest 9ukenomeiie IN ser Sefre=
t%drsoffiee einlaufen un6 IN mel9en
Die ortrten %bungernoen &inoer ibren
ber5lidIten 9anf BEN Mm%erifanifden
@obltatern au5ipred)en fir Die uber=
ianbten agebrungsmittel.
@ien, sem 90. Mai, 1920.
Serrn S. .. Suenemann,
ct. Saul, Mi1m., II. g. M.
Sssm Nanen aaer rufe id Sbnen
Elm tauIen6fudes v@ott lobne es" 5u
fir sic groBe l1nteritiibung, Ste nns
bur9 Sbre 8roBmut 5uteil muroe.
@ott m0ge Sic 6afiir Iegnen, iditen
uno erbalten.
Mit oanfbaren Sanofuiien, Mibi
6roidl, 90. 6leberger, 2eopoloine
Neuner, Selene &enner, M. Stern,
Mnnp 6ieoler, Mnni Bitto, &lara
@elt, Mnna Mif, NiridD 8er6aenc,
81. @ruber, MorD 5dott, ST. 5uber.
Sir Sic uns 10 reidli6 g%eipen6eten
2iebesgnben ingen aufridtigen Gant
sic 3ogIinge oes @oiienbauies
uMnter Miferieorbia."
@ien Is.
@ien, 9. Stunt, 1920.
2iebe Boblt6ter!
8ie germ baben mir Die guten Sine
rifuner sic uns immer Das Ibtden,
anes lit 10 gut. gergelts @ott tol-
ienomaI. Marg. Eraun.
@ien, Is, greitenieeitr. 81.
g. 8.
@rlauben u11s ber5li6it at oanfen
fir Die guten Saden ole mir gum
giien befommen baben. Tergelfs
@ott BON oen 8ailenfinoer oes 2ieb=
fra%uenbeim1es. Ibeooor Sol5er.
Sd lage I'M Na1uen meiner &ame-
ruoen ber5liden 9anf fir Die gl1ter
@aben aus Mmerifa. g6a6 LANCER,
LANCER 3eit fonnten mir uns elnmal
mieoer iutt ellen.
S5ran5 59oupp, sdloiierlebrling.
2ebrlings=9etm oes S6uBDereins FIR
mqnnli9e Sugeno.
@ien, Z, AaiierltraBe Nr. 81.
SIM geamen ser 3oglinge unlerer
Nnitnlt Danfe ib Dielmals fur Die
qroBen @obltaten, 0ie mir ourd Sb-
re 2iebe leit einem Sabre genieBen.
Scarf 8imes.
&naben=8 ei1dftigungs Anltalt IN
@ien, 1919 Menaelgaiie ger. q.
Mblenb. Mi55i @anner, 8ien IL,
3eltldmeiiterltr. 10.
5ebr geebrter 5err!
9nrd Sbre @obltaten baben sic
neinen 3 &inoern iiber cine idrDere
53eit bin1peg geboIfen. Sd merDe
trudten, oaB meine &t1oer BEN Mme-
rifunern tets oanfbar bleiben!
@obadteno Wi33i Ballner.
@eebrter 9err!
Sir a1es mir uno anoeren armen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

8. g.
grlauben uns ber5lidit at oanfen
fir bic guten Saden ole mir gum
giIen befommen baben. gergelt's
@ott BON Den 8ailenfinoer oes 2leb=
fr~auenbeimes. IbeoDor Sol5er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

Mbieno. Mi55i @alner, 8ien IL,
3eut1dmeifterltr. 10.
Sebr geebrter 5err!
Gnrb Sbre 8obltaten bnben sic
n1einen 3 &inoern iiber cine idfDere
53eit binpeg gebolfen. Sd peroe
tradten, oaB meine &inoer ben Ame-
rifanern ltets banfbar bleiben!
9odudteno Wi55i 8aaner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

SIM Namen Ser 3oglinge unlerer
gnltalt oanfe ih pielmalS fur Die
groBen @obltaten, Die mir ourd Sb=
re 2iebe leit einem Sabre genieBen.
Scarf Himeb.
Observation-Disclosures Anltalt IN
@ien, 1919 Wen5elgai1e Nr. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

@eebrter 9err!
Sir anes mir uno anberen armen,
bungernoen &inoern getune 8ute, ia
ge id redt ber5liben Dunf.
Marin 2emba9er,
5hiilerin Ser 1. &IaHe,
8ien t8, Mntonigaile ~.