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The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Biz Increase in Police Force Asked--- Monster Benefit to
 Aid Families of Victims.

Seatto.-John Smith, a bandit, shot and killed Detective James OBrien and Patrolman Angel and wounded Patroman McMillan and Dean Car men, laborer, when the officers attsmpted to arrest him. Smith was also badly wounded. His trial is set for Thursday next.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02

Seattle.-McNeil McMlan. one of the police men wounded in desperate encounter with ban dits, died today. He is the fourth officer killed during the past two weeks by eunmen now ter rorizing the population of this city.
 During the funeral Of the three policemen, as the cortege moved through downtown streets, business was practically suspended
 In an endeavor to rid the city of gunmen the mayor has asked the city council to greatly in- crease tae- present force.
 4 monster benefit has been planned. the pro leeds of hieh will be turned over to the families of the dead officers. Champion Jack Dempsey has been asked to officate as referee in the vari GUS bsn5s to be staged. The local newspapers are also busy in a campaign to raise funds
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Wm. Schneirla Here.

William Schneirla. well known Ophir operator, arrived in McGrath today, on a basiness trip. and will probably remain here for couple of days.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Lord Mayor of Cork Now a Seaman

Norfolk O'Callohan. lord mayor of Cork, to- day surrendered to the immigration authorities, who imnediately issued him a seaman's certf cate and told him he could ship on any foreign bound vessel at any time serving his convenience He said his plans Were indefinite.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Almost as Important
 as Versailles Treaty

E5Pars.-The premiers- of Great Britain and France and representatives of Italy, Japan and Belgium are in conference here, thought to be seeand in importance only to the meeting at Yer sailles when the peace treaty was signed.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Martens Gets Deportation.

New York.-Ludwig Martens, after two years unsuccessful effort to gain recognition of the soviet government sailed today for Russia, on deportation orders.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Murders and Hold
 Ups in Old New York

New York.-The recurrence of crime in this city during the past week resulted Tn three death wounds inflicted by highwaymen Five holdups are also featvred among the weeks operations ol the criminals.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Navy Cross for Mrs. Davidson.

Seattle-Mrs. Estel Davidson, widow of Brig adter General Davidson, formerly with the Alas kan ftoad Commission, has been awarded the Navy Cross in recognition of her husbands dis tinguished service during the war.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02

B. B. Smith arrived from Ophir on Friday, bringing the mail with him, and returned to Tacotna this morning.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
Rockefeller Gives His Mite.

N4V York-John Rockefeller today contrib hted one million dollars to the fund for the relief Of the starving children of Europe.
The Kusko times., 1921-02-02
She Took $6,O0O; Drew 15 Months.

East Helena Mont.-Ruth Kane, assistant postmaster here, today pleaded guilty to the em bezzlement of six thousand dollars of the postal funds. She was given sentence Of fifteen months.
 Seattle W. N. Armstrong, former Alaskan mining man, died here today.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

gertdten al erieben III, sic am 6rei.
tagabe1to eintrafen. 8dbrenb bes
Sturms fieI innerbalb flint Stunoen
2h 3on Megen. 8iele Stauungen IN
llnmittelbarer Madbaribaft bon De-
bills 2afe murben bnr9 8lib %5erltort.
Mabe grarD rnb 8rofett tuurben 5tpei
@etreioefpei1er 5eritort. Seller, 21-
ben, etc. tplrben in Debils Safe uber-
1dppemmt, oa oas &analiiationsipitem
nid)t imltanbe NOR, sic nngebenre11
@aHernaIien anf5nnebmen. Sn Sc
bron, 80 Meilen neltli1 bon Mar-
6an, beldnf ii1 Ser Sbaben auf u1t-
gefabr 100000. Son Duberben @e-
ba,,oen purben Die DGder fortgeril-
len, un6 onf ben Seloern muroe bel
ungebroidenes Betreioe in one 8in-
De gemebt.
GLENDALE. Ser 5iGbrige 5obn
bon 5ran S. S. Sdparbbaugb, Ro-
din fir cine Drei6ermanni9aft, err
Log 8ranomnnoen, sic er nit ietner
Mutter erlitt, als Ser &iidentpagen
mdbrenb etnes Sturmes nmItur5te
uno 6as 6el1er uiber tie fiel. Sic Sral1
miro geneien.
9idinion. ~ SIM nnb Dimitro
3olDniuf nno @eorg Gilmore bon
8elfielb, ferner 5tefan @11ert uno 9.
Weigl1m iii6li9 Don 9idinion batten
8eiu6e bon Il. g. &epenl1e Mgenten.
Dieie far6en BEL ben MGnnern nuer-
buno @erdte our &eritelnng bon
uMonbi6ein," Iotpie Mngemadtes nno
&odep Dor. 5beriff Braun nabm 1ie
gl1ten Dtnge aue in 8%erpabrung.
8Bmard. ~ Die Nortb Dafotn
Garm 8urealt federation lit Die erite
5taats federation, mel9e Die Srau=
en- ols gleihbere6tigt nit ben Mdn-
nern anerfennt, mie $. g. Suaer,
staatsiefret6r, mitteilt. sSn Ser
Staats=Srganilation iin6 10000 peib
li6e Mitglie0er. 9ie Sra11en nn6
Miitter nebmen %gera0eio groBes Snte=
re1ie an Ser federation pie sic MGn=
ner un6 in bier Counties ltno Srau-
en- 5efretdre, mabren6 in dnberen
6ro1er als Direftoren, &omitees um0
Delegaten f1ngieren.
Dobils 2afe. - @ulter @olltrom,
rs Sabre alt, @eihen1tener bel ser
Greet Nortbern 8abn, m11r6e megen
Beraubung bon 8abnpaggons berbaf=
tet. Die 9iebesbe11te beitan6 aus bier
&iiten &atronen, Nnto : @l1mmireifen
11n6 an6eren Sa6en, sic man in iei=
ner 8obn11ng borfan6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
5uo,Dafota.

Hierre. - @oltperrel1r 50. 8. Mc=
Maiter berei1te Die Shmar5en Serge,
nm 5trobenba11ten uno 8erbeiier1ln-
gen I'M Gutter State Barf 5u infpi-
5ieren.
8roofings. 49, Dr. Mrtbur 8. @b=
ans, Ngranomiit an 5taats College,
berlangt iorgfdltige Mbtpebslung I'M
Belteuen Der 6elber nit peri9ieoenen
Sriidten ,banit Ser 8ran6 aus benz
8oben %entfernt miro fir nddites Sabr
@ionr Saqs. - Gin umgeitir5,
tes berlaiienes Mnto mnroe orei Mei-
len bon bier mfgefun6en. Sic ein.
|5ige Spur bon Berione11, sic 6a5u &C.,
boren, NOR cine &eiietaf9e nit benz
Namen. 6lorence g. @aa, @acon6a,
g. 9. Muf oem 8inoibilo entoedte
man 8lnt1pnren.
Spinoler. - Ole Sperion, 90 Sab-
re alt, mobnbaft nabe 5pinoler, tpur-
De i6mer berlebt, ais iih fem M1tto
beim Musmeiden fir Elm Gubrperf
iiberidlug un6 er 6ar11nter 5u liegen
tam. Ct mur6e 11n6 einem Sospital
gei9afft, no sic Mer5te ieinen 3ultan0
fir be6enfli9 balten. Seine 8egleiter
entfamen l1nDerlebt.
Mit6en. sSn Ser Mn11abme, BOB
cine organiiierte Diebesban6e gegen
iie arbeitet, baben bic Sarmer bes
|Gapnibip Goblin in 5ol1tb Dafota,
6os erite 8igilnn5fomitee I'M Shat
~gegrinoet. l1eber 400 FARMER, sic mo-
BE gtban, g. 9, anidiiig iin6, baben
ben Berban6 gegriin6et, nm 9iebe
unl9d6lih 5u maiden, 6ie felt tangent
Automobile, @etrei6e, 8ieb, Seile Don
|Eraftoren un6 fonitiges Sarmgerm
geitoblen baber. SIM Eopnibp Goblin
allein ionen nlmonatli1 5aben I'M
@ert bon ungefGbr $4,000 peri9mu11-
Ben fem. Ole Organization tp11rbe ins
2eben gerufen, 1rab6em Dor flr5em
einem Snrmer 50 Sdtpei1e geltoblef1
mor6en pnren. Ser Nerbnno nenrt
iith Sarn1ers 8rotectibe Miiociation.
5iour Snas. g. S.. gonlan bon.
|Siour Sails, Ser fir5Iid cine Brief
tafde funo, Sic $4,000 in 8anf1o-
ten 11n6 Wertpapieren entbielt, erbieIt
elm Shreiben bon Denber, in Dem Der
|5dreiber erfldrt, 6as @el6 ut16 Sic
Wertpapiere berloren at boben. Sn
benz Briefe m11r6en bic @ertpnpiere
geron befdrieben, 10 6nB fein 3mei-
jfeI iber Ben redtmdBigen gigentii=
mer Der 8rieffaihe fem fa11n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
Noro=Dafota.

5terling.- Sn Ser Nabe bon 5ter=
ling famen em 9ienltag fur5 na6
Mittag 5mei Berfonen um's 9eben.
als ibr Mutomobi1 bon einem giien=
babn5ug iiberfabren muroe. @s beiBt,
sic Berungludten ieien als &ep. 8nr.
8 @oge uno 6rau aus Ges Moines,
Soma, mad ether anSerer1 4ngabe aus
Mebrneen, g. g., ioentifi5iert morbet.
$armon.- Y6itmeiiier M.S. Mbite
bon &arlnon, Ser ongaflagt 1T, 6aB
ieil1e @llie EN- Geblbetrag bon $500
aufpeiie, ber5i9tete am Montng IN
8ismard, al1f ein 8orberb0r un6
pnroe Sen Observation-Disclosures
iiberpieien. 8bite lit gegen $4,000
m1f freiem SUB.
Mott. ms SSobn Mebrer, Elm Sar-
mer Bel Mott gibt ben Gar1tern, Die
fnapp an S1tter finb, cine Mnipei-
1ung, tpie er iib erfolgreib nit Suit
tier berforgt bat ols 6asielbe fnnpp
mar. gr grub Elm 9o9, 10 SUB tief
nn6 Is SUB brett, 6as fii1te er auf
nit ruifti6en Diiteln, tpil6em Safer
rnb on6erem @rns, Das 5u erlangen
NOR. Das a1es trat1pelte er feit, tat
5al5 nn6 @afier 6aranf, un6 6as
CAB linn Elm gutes 8iebfutter Fit fem
8ieb mabrenb oes @inters IN eirem
barten Sabre.
Sarge. Ser 8nnfers' 8rotectibe
Nifociation in Sarge, miro beribtet,
Dab Mittpod Elm ginbruh in Ser
Sarmers 5tate 8onf in 2unos BnDeD
Deriubt tpatr0e, Dienltagna6t Elm fol-
der in Der 8anf in Niagara, oMartng=
nadt in Ser @anf in &oneDfor6. Sci
Dem ginbrudsberll9 in 2l1n6s gnneD
bennbten bte 9iebe iieben 2noungen
DDnamit, I'M iib 3uga11g gum Sidv
erbeits1@enalbe 5u beridaffen; fie
naren fdtper bemaffnet, nn6 Na9-
barn, Ole onrd Sic grpIoiioner aus
benz Shlaf geibeudt tplroer, ma1Bten
|Die Diebe, 0ie Die E%elegrnpbert= nnb
Selepbonleit1ngen abgefdnitten bot
ten, entfonnten laiien. Mear1 gla1tbt,
bnB es iidb i'm bieielbe Banoe ban6elt,
ffuir5lih Ole 5baatsbanf in 51ora
Tim $14O0 beraubte;; tpiebieI file in
2unos 8aleD erbeltteten, 1T nidbtt be-
fnn1t.
9ebiIs Safe. Sci benz @etDitters
jja1rm bonn Dottnerftng tpl1r6e ii ser
Na1bnridnff bon Debilg 2afe beben==
tender gieb< anb ionftiger 51aoen
nut ben Gdrmen attgeridtet, tpie digs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
Neue @taatstbeater in @ien.

Die Notwithstanding IN
8ten plant oie ginrtdtung 3peier
neler St%antstbeater in @aumen Der
Sofblrg. Sr1 ben &eooutenidlen lou
ons 8l1rgtbeater oie feinen Suit.
ipieIe, fir sic feline 8ibne gu grob
i'll, our Auffiibrung bringent bic
9per Mo3art.8er uno aroere
SpieIopern. 9ie 5taatstbeaterDer.
maltung bofft, bob Die Spielaeit int
alien @eoouteniaal, oeiien un1bau
beabli6tigt lit, bereits i'm Spdtfriib,
ling, i'm MpriI ODER Mai, eroffnet
peroen tonne. Ser alte Reoouteu.
iaal ion ungefdbr 400 Biz 500 al.
leroings iebr tel1re Site erbalten.
esn einenn fir Observation-Disclosures
d~eeiareten Naum ion Damn nod Elm,
aIfo finftes 5taatstbeater NIT 1900.
Biz 1000 5ibpldsen errihtet per.
Sen, oie al biltgen 8reiiet at bn.
ben ieir neroer. 9ieies 9beater lou
nidt aIs Rlliiienbiibne, iottbert1 aIs
einfdde Stilbiibne fiir &laijiferbor.
itelungett a1,sgefiibrt tuerber. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

angebote fir @ege Eruds ~entgesen3ns
nebnaen, uro oa biesbe8iiglide Noti3 mad
Geietesporidrift e%rlaiIen mar, 10 giug
bic 8eb0rbe oaran, sngebote entgegens
5unebmeu. Sic eingereidten Mngebote
paren ipie folgt:
ct. gloub auto Company, Mepublif
Erl,d, brei 2 Eonnen $4,000, Elm 1
Come $4,000; Stpin gitp Company,
gtpin 9th Erud, BRET 2z9onnen $1g,@
ss6.84; S. ". Sharp Doctor Company,
6. 80. g. Srud, bret 2 gonnen 1 $3.50,
is. 50. sbarp Doctor 60, Mobel Sells
Erud, ein 1<gonne $1865.55; S. @.
Igbarp Wptor 60, MobeI 3z16, elm l.
Come $2136.9O; S. 50. @barp Weotor
60, Mobel 16 Ernd, Elm 1<Spnne ST.
|661.23; @bite Company, @bite Srud,
lbrei 2=Eonnen $13,584.75, Elm 1=Sonne
2572.00; q. 8eisman & @ons, Mater
grud, brei 2hzEonnen $11, 681.25;
Rabne Motor 60, Roige Erud, bret O.
Sonnen $3.50; Mnd Srl1f Co., Mad
Srnd, BRET 2zSonnen $13,6 $50; Mad
grud Co., Mep Speed Srmd Elm 1=Eonne
$1700; S. 6. Slough, Mcme gr1d, brei
2zSonnen $11,175.44, elm 1=Epnne $2,z
1850; S. 6. Slough, gbebrolet Srl1d,
Elm 1zsonne $t487.0s; Snternational
@arpeiter Company, S. 8. g. grud, elm
8 Sonnen $3831.1O, bret 2zSonnen, $40,
393.95, Elm 1<Sonne $1S46; Mit9el Co.,
8iercezMrrop Srnd, brei 2zSonnen H.
$50; Mitden 60, Bethlehem grud, elm
1<Sonne $500; Senboorbe @arabe, Syor6
Srud, Elm tzsonne 1892; ct. gIpno
Srud Co., ct. glonb Erl1d, brei 2=Son<
men, $1O,71O; Elm 1=Sonne $2O95; Maib
Srud 60, Nafb Srnd, bret 2h Sonnen
l$11,220; bret 2<Sonnen $1O,4S5.0O, elm
1sSonne $1875.
Sic 8eb6rbe f6ob Gambling, be5igz
Ii@ Der eingereibten Mngebote gum 3fpes
de 5uriid, Die 8erbienite Der beri6iebez
men offerirten Sruds iorgfduig 8u prufen,
9aber ipurbe auf g(ntrng tpeitere 9erbnno
lung b1s gum y. N1t9l11t 1921, IL ubr
rnorgens ausgefebt.
@uf Nntrng bes S. S. 8orgma11r, l1nz
teritiibt bon Wi6. Solo, tpnrbe Bic B1atz
te Beg Country Club, @nuf Centre, Wein<
%nefota, beitdtigt, angenommen nn6 fir
@eforb Nnfbetpabruns anseor6net.
Nuf Nntrag BEG Sal. german, nnterz
itibt bon SSacob 8eber, tpurbe bie 8irgz
idaft Der @inne1ota MednnicaI gquip>
ment Company in Der snmme bon ST.
500 beitdtigt, angeorbnet unb Nnfbennbz
rung nngeor6net. Nuf Nntras bertagte iid
bic 8eb0rbe fine bic.
g. 81. 2abr, @oriiber Der gountpbe>
b6rbe bon Stearns COUNTY, Mirn.
(Sie9eI) 8eftdtist: Mid. Sbomeb,
gountb Nubitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

Ifernt meroen i%ollten, 10 oaB 0as SSn-
mere Ser 2ofale al ieoer 3eit bon Ser
|5traBe aus ithtbar fem piir6e. Cine
oerartige Sroinan5 beitebt in Stem
him bereits felt mebreren Monater.
Moorbeao. Staatlide nnterlti-
bnngsgelber fir so 2anoidulen f0n-
men ni9t al,sbeaablt perben. meil Sic
|Sbnlflerfs Der Diltrifte periGumt ba-
ben, ibre 3eniusberidte ei11aui6iden
pber nod Dem Gelb al fragen.
&eotpoo6 SaIs. Sm gan5en
Heotpoo6 @onntp lit elm Sag651g ge-
gen oie idmar5en ardben, Sic iid be-
iorgniserregen0 bermebren, geplanf
poroen. Me S6ger BON Stabt nn6
2ano merben iid unter Siibrl1ng bon
@ilbbiiter S. 81. Sobnion baran be-
teiligen.
minneapolis. - Ser Staotrot bon
Mimeapolis mics am Sreitag ben
|5taotannalt an, gegen 0ie BON Der
itattliden giienbabnfommiiiion ange-
or0nete SabrpreiserbDmlng uuf Z
Gents auf Ser Strabenbabn 8ernfung
ein5ulegen; bie ner1e State ion am /.
September in &raft treten. Ser io5ia-
liitii9e alderman 81. st. @islen bean-
tragic, @enrp 6oro auf5uforoern, ei-
men ueberi6lag 81 MAIDEN, I'M NOS
mogli6 Elm Sitnep-S Ntem ein5uflb-
rem. - &apmonb Douglas, Der I'M
Sta0tgefdngnts in Minneopolis unter
Ser Mnflage oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Saft gebalten mur6e, fan6 am
6reitag ieinen SOD, als Elm improDi-
iierter 5trid, an Dem er aus einem
Senlter Des @efdngniiies bernnter5u=
flettern beriudte, rib: er fieI flint
|Stodperfe berab unb itarb auf Der
|Stelle. Mfre0 Sb6Dn, Ser i'm Muftrag
ser 8oli5ei bon @ancouber, s.. g.,
fe1tgebalten 1pnrbe, mar borber am
Strif berabgeflettert l,n5 e%ntfo1nmer1.
8emi6ii. ~ SIZE Direftoren Ser
8eltromi COUNTY Agricultural Mlio=
citation baben SEN 8al elmer groBen
Sribiine nit 5000 S%ibpldben bei9loi=
fen nn6 Sen @ontroft Dofur bereits
Ser Sirma 8ro6ion 8ros. 5ngeipros
den. Ser 8lnn tpur6e bon Mrbiteft
6. g. Stunt angefertigt.
ganbp. - Ser 5taats!Geuermar-
i6aa bat oas &atbans als banfduig
be5ei6net nnb ieoe 8%eriammlung oa-
rim unteriagt. Dos iebt gei9loiiene
@ebdu6e murbe Dor % Sobren erri6,
tet nn6' 1T iebt aud 81 flein fir Ole
f8ermaltung g%etpor6en.
Brei ton. - 9erbert &iebe, 2otie,
|27 Sabre ali, uno 81. 6. 8rigW,
|6abrgait, tpuroen 5eri9mettert, aIs
|ibr Slug 5eug aus 5000 Sub S0be
berobitir5te. 8rigbt betrieb mebrere
Observation-Disclosures.
Gulntb. - Da sic @iienbabnen
Dor orei Sabren, als %,1ngebeure 8al6-
|br6nbe in MinneIota miiteten urb Elm
paar Dnsen6 Wen16en ben 600 fam
ben, I'M &egierungsbetrieb, 6ie 8alb-
brGnbe aber bur9 6lnfen aug Soto
motiben berur1a9t morben maren, 10
miro 5ie &egiernng ben geiammten
arf 5tDun5ig MiIlionen Collars bered-
neten Sda6en be5oblen. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

l
4iir3li9 tp11roen an einem Sorr-
tag Morgen I'M BoIi5eigeridt 6er
|Sta6t Retp Sort so Berioren Ser
8erlebnng beg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TOR Holi5eiridter gorrignn borgez
fiibrt. ST bot nae entlaIien nn6 err
Hd1rte mortlid,: .gg 1T eine Sban-
De, bob iih Die &ihter nit iolden
1inaen befdaftiaer1 miiBten. Die @e@
iebfeber bdittert Before Nrbeit finber
f0nner. aIs ste 2elte in tbre1 barr1-
lofen gergniigunger 5t iiforett. Berrn
bas 10 fpeiter gebe, tDerbe man bal0
eine ai5ef15 qebraud,en, tint 2nft
.idtnppen 81 6iirfen.1 8rabol IS gibt
bod nod Midfterl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01

Office BEG gountb Nu6itors, 5tearns
gountb, Minn., ben 8. Nuguit 1921, 9
ubr mor9ens.
speaie1e situ1s.
Sic gountDbeb0rbe bon @tenrrs gounz
tD, Minn., trat Dem @eiebe 5ufolee 5uz
Iammen; g. 81. 2abr, @oriiter, l1no ale
Mitglieber anipefenb. 9n bas S9luBz
berbor in @aden beg @eludes bes Ratb.
8engeI nnb nnberer fir gtablierung Ell
neg gountbtpeges in ben Sotprs &od<
bile unb ct. Soiepb fir 6iefe 3eit 10
ubr morsens an9eiebt mar, eins Die
|8eb0rbe baran, ale Nr9umente fir un6
gesen @enebmisung BEG @eiu6es nn5u@
b0ren. Mnf Nntrag BEG Mib. 2oio, unz
|teritibt bon Sacob 8eber, tpnroe bic
5dluBnbbanolung beiugten @eiu6es gu
elmer @eriammIuus bieier 8eb0r6e auf
Is. September 1921, morgens 10 ubr
Ibertagt. Nnf Nntrag beg S. S. 8org<
mann, lnteritiibt bon SSacob 8eber, pur>
Sc folgenber 8e56Inb gefnBt:
Dn nn9 l1nterfnduns es ben Nni9ein
lgenommen bat, bnb Srene Soreier bon
anfongenoer 2ungeniGpinbiu6t befullen
LII, bnB iie i'm Staate Minreiotn tpabz
lreno Beg lebten gan3en Sabres tpobnte;
|bn tie ni9t imitanbe 1T, fir bic Soften
nr ibren 11nterbalt nnb Obforge i'm
|5toats>5 anitariu1n anf5ufommer uno
fie feline 9ertpanbten fat, Sic fir 6iefel<
ben 8abIen f6Gnnen, 10 lit hermit bon Der
gountbbeb6rbe be1dloKen, bab Ser Sn<
perintenbent Beg Minnefota 5tants<Saz
nitariums Inn 3%uIaf1ung Ser befagten
eSsrene Sorcier n%1qeqo1qen tperbe, unb
Ebnk ser gorliber bieier Beb1r6e hermit
bepoImdadhttiat 1nb nnaetbieien lit, fold
|ihriftlides @eiud aemaSfB Ser in Get
ton 4133 Ser ouaerneinen Statlten bon
Minnefota ein8nreihen. Sic Sorberu,.
qen in bem q%enornten @nnitarium fol-
len am 6affte bon steorns golntb 11nb
AIR !56lhe BON Ser @tnbt at. gIolto be-
aoblt mer6en.
M11f Nntroo beg Usih. 2ofo. unteritiiibht
bon Sol. Sermon. fp1tr6e foroenber Be@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-01
DcrRanNlmtacit
oeS Bodro Der County,
Rommifdre bon 5tedrns
County minneiota,

Office beg gountb Nr6itorg, gtearns
golmtp, Dairn., ben 80. Sui, 1921. !.
spe5ieIe sikntg.
Den1 Befebe 5ufoIge trnt Ste gouutb<
beb0rbe bon Stearns gonntb, Minneiota,
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-23
MONARCH A MEAN NElGHB0R
sennacherib, Ancient Ruler Of Egypt
Evidently Bully of the
Highest Order.

Going about knocking down other
kings cities when they failed to kiss
his feet" was one of the playful habits
of Sennacherib, ruler Of Egypt some
two thousand years ago. according to
cuneiform tablets just placed on ex-
hibition at the University Of Chicago.
Sennacherib kept diary" of his
playful habits" The big stone slabs
were brought to the United States.
with other records Of ancient Egypt,
by Prof. James III. Breasted. "In my
third campaign marched against the
land of Haiti (Palestine)," said Sen
nacherib in his diary" "The kings
of the west land brought rich gifts be-
fore me for the fourth time and kissed
my feet" "Hezekiah, the Judean, who
had not submitted to my yoke, I be-
sieged and took 46 of his strong-walled
cities, together with countless small
cities, by assault Of battering rams
and siege engines, attack by foot SOL
diers and by mines and breaches. /
captured some two hundred thousand
people, some small and great. men and
women, oxen and innumerable sheep"
"HeZekiah himself I shut up I'm Je-
rusalem like Gagged bird" Other
tablets showed that Sennacherib had
q Cheops "jazz band" dromedary
"toddle" and desert "home brew"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-23
Nation Without LANGUAGE.

Switzerland has no language Of its
own. The official languages of Swift
erland are French, Italian and Ger
man, all three being recognized as the
mother tongue" of the majority of the
inhabitants.
A majority of the people speak Ger
man, while the others use French and
Italian, varying as rule according to
the proximity of the people to each
country whose language they speak.
Public documents and notices are
printed In the French and German Ian
guages. In the Swiss national parlia-
ment the members make their speeches
either In French or German, the men,
bers being as familiar with one Ian
guage as the other.
Statements from the president of
Switzerland are furnished to the news
papers In both languages.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-23
"Abide With Me-

Addressing the people of Brixham,
England, whose curate he had been
from 1923 to 1S47, Rev. Henry FRANCIS
Lyle told them of his premonltion of
death, and exhorted them to prepare
the day on which they would die. AZ
ter this last sermon he remained in
his room for hours and then gave to n
relative the eight original verses of
"Abide With Me-" The music he had
adapted to the words was never used.
Soon after Reverend Lyle died at
Nice, France. Author of many famous
hymns and much religious poetry, his
last hymn Is strongly marked with
the philosophy that governed all his
life. and works.
William Henry Monk. who died in
1889, composed the music to which
"Abide With Me" is sung. He was
an organist and professor of vocal
music in London.-Detroit News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-23
Note Was Misleading.

At the head of large business con-
Germ In Muncie is very pOmpOus man,
who not only is very careful Of his
dignity but inclined to irritability II
things do not go exactly right with
him. Wishing to attend to some CORE
spondence and having been troubled
much of the day by visitors he placed
a note on the outside Of his private
office door the other day which read:
"Mr. Blank cannot be disturbed"
A collector soon afterward ap-
peared at the door of the private Of
flee, walked past the secretary, read
the note and strobe in, but soon came
out the door much more rapidly than
he had entered.
didn't you read the note?" the sec
rotary asked of the disheveled col
lectOr.
81 read It," the latter admitted, "but
l didn't believe it and went in to find
out. / discovered that l was right, for
he can be and was" - indianapolis
News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-23
DON'T CROWD GROWING CHICK
Where Space Is Limited Youngsters
Become Overheated, Causing
Outbreak Of Colds.

Growing chicks must not be confined
to crowded quarters at night. If they
are, they will become overheated and
this, In turn, will lead to the develop
ment of colds Of which 1t Is very diff
cult to rid the flock and which may
be carried along through the summer
and fall, causing a serious outbreak
Of colds In the laying flocks the fol-
lowing winter.
How can one tell whether or not
the chickens have enough room? One
of the best indications is the condi-
ton Of the plumage. IF the plumage
Is bright and clean II Is q good sign
that the birds are doing well and have
room enough. II the plumage is soied
by droppings, II Is an indication that
there is not room enough for all OF
them on the roosts, with the result
that some are compelled to rest on
the floor beneath the roOsts and thus
become soiled.
A trip to the growing houses after
dark will also determine whether
enough room Is being provided. If
there is not space enough so that oil
the chickens can find room on the
rOosts. the quarters are too crowded
and some Of the chickens must be
taken out. II all can find room on
the roosts comfortably and if the
house is well ventilated, the quarters
are not crowded and the youngsters
should do well.