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The New York herald., 1921-12-22
CUBAN SUGAR BOARD
TO DISSOLVE ON DEC. 81
viii Distribute 81, 900, 900 of
Toll Collected.

HAVANA, Dec. 21.-President Zayas to-
day signed decree dissolving on De-
cember 81 the Sugar Finance Commits
Sion and ordering 1t TO present imme-
diateIy a plan for distribution among
the sugar interests of approximately
S7.000.000 realized by the collection OF
one-half cent pound on the product
sold under Its supervision.
1t Is estimated that the commission.
created 20 control the expectations OF
the 1920-21 crop, has disposed of about
90 per cent. Of the sugar placed under
Its charge, or about 100000 tons
The decree provides that the commits
sion shall carry out after December 81
operations involving sugar In foreign
ports, aboard ship or awaiting expor-
fation under contracts. 1t is reporte l
the commission has under way negotia-
tions 70 rthe disposal of an important
portion OF the enormous stock in its
control.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.--worId produc-
ton OF commercial cotton for tho 1921
1929 season was placed at 15, 900
bales by the Department Of Agriculture
In a report made public tonight. That
crop Is the smallest one since 1900. the
report stated, and contrasts with 2o.s5O.-
COO In 1920.
Tho production In tho United states
for 1921 was estimated at $500
bales Of AIS pounds net, in contrast to
13.44o. 900 in 1920. 11.42i, 900 in 1911
and 1s,135,00o In 1914.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANk

The annual meeting of the Shareholders
OF The National Park Bank OF New York
will be held at the Banking House. 2is
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York. on the 10th day of January.
1922. at IL o'clock noon. for the purpose
OF acting upon proposed amendment 20
Article srd OF the Articles OF Association OF
the bank providing that the shareholders
shall determine at each annual meeting
prior TO the election of directors the number
OF which the Board of Directors shall con-
sist for the ensuing year. not less than
nine nor moro than nineteen shareholders:
also for the purpose OF determining the
number OF shareholders OF which the Boa rd
OF Directors of the said bank shall consist
for the ensuing year. and to elect directors
OF the said bank for the ensuing year.
Dated, New York. December Z, 1921.
r.. V. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Spring patents S6.5007; spring clears $3.50
G5.25: soft winter straights s5.50p5.so
bard winter straights s8d6.50
Buclwheat Fiour--Market dull; s3.1oa3. 20
a 100 lbs. Rye F1our-Quiet: fair TO good
s5. 2of155O; choice TO faucy, $5.J0dj. IS
Cornrneni--Duil: fine white and yellow gran
uinted 81 .55Gff So Feed-City, firm: bran.
100 lb. sacks $50; heavy mlddlng $3f red
dog flour. 40 lb. sacks, Sf2. Western
Tirfn: bran, 100 10. sacks, s30d32; standard
rniddliue, f32; flour rniddiing, S32033: red
DOG flour. iio N. sacks. $37.5c140; oil meal.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders OF The Conley
Foil Company, for the election of Directors
and the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before tho meeting.
viii be held nj the home office OF the Com
pany, 5ii West 25th Street, New York City,
New York, on Thursday, January 8, 1922, at
O'Clock =. NJ. Polls Will remain open half
an hour. LOUIS y. CONLEY, Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ERS OF tho Marine Metal a Supply Co.
for the purpose Of electing officers and d.
rectors VIII he held at the company's office,
1877 South Street. on January 5th. 1922. at
" b'Avrp n. BLOCH. socre.ry.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 21.-Cotton closed
steady to-day at a net decline of / TO s
points. Closing BIDS: January. 17.S5: March,
174o; May. 1912; July. 1875: October,
10 9S
SPOTS.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
md 10 points higher at 1880. for middling !:
sales nil Southern spot markets: Calves
ton steady. unchanged at 1s.15c., sales -83
bales; New Orleans steady. - lower at
IL SOC, sales 1858 bales; Savannah steady.
unchanged at 17.sSc., sales 327 bales; Nor
folk quiet. t2 lower a. 1850. sales 1873
bales: Memphis steady, UNCHANGED at 1890.
sales zoo bales: Hou-ton steady. unchanged
AT 1Sc., sales 6.6s6 bales Little Rock quiet
unchanged at Is. .25c.. sales $40 bales Dallas
"teady. II lower et 7.35c.. sales 4.3O6 bales;
Montgomery firm. IL lower at 1T.2oc.. sales
5e bales; Fort Worth steady. unchanged at
II .i0c, sales T6o bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet at ; points advance; mid
ding 10.a3d. Sales 5000. American 1000.
Imports nil. Futures opened quiet at T. 10
il points decline. Closed quiet at f6 10 10
points decline: January, Jo.s6d.: March.
fo.sod.: May. io.T1d.: July, o.55d.; October,
10.10d. Manchester: Yarns steadier: cloths
moderate demand
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
TIE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
0E NEW Work.

Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF the Stockholders Of Tho Euui-
table Trust Company OF New York FOR the
purpose of eiecting Trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before tho
meeting will be held ut the office OF the
Company, No. 81 Wall Street, Borough OF
Manhattan, City of New York, on Tuesday,
January 10th. 1929, at O'Clock r. NJ
WILLIAM J. Eek Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Anq o.American OH comlnanY. Ltd

Notice is Sereby given that the Directors
OF the above named Company have resolved
TO pay on and after the sixteenth day OF
shilling per share, free OF British Income
TAX. The safne viii bs paid on and after
the abovo named date by the National Pro-
at their head office In Bishopsgatc In the
City of London. or at any of their branches.
or by the Guaranty Trust Company of New
York. OF 140 Broadway, New York City,
United States of America. at the equivalent
In United States Currency OF st.20 per
pound sterling equal to 2lc. per share) 10
all holders OF Share Warrants 20 bearer.
issued by the Company. in exchange for
Coupon No. 80 attached TO such Share War
rants.
A. IT, HEWITT, Secretary.
36 Queen Anne's Gate,
Westminster. London. &. w. I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
CHICAGO PRICES.

Export sales of cash wheat yester-
day were small. only about 100000
bushels. mainly Manitobas. being taken
by Europe. There was. however i'm
provement in the demand for flour. sales
Of $4,000 barrels being reported. Corn
sales were estimated at about 100000
bushels. Exporters in the corn trade
were interested mainly in the announce
ment that the Government would begin
TO purchase corn for Russian relief pur-
poses Tomorrow. November exports OF
wheat and flour were 19.44S.0o0 bushels,
about as expected.
NEW YORK PRICES.
wHEAT-In the local cash nar'set No. .
red was quoted at $1.2s; No. hard, 81 81
No. I Manitoba, Si.3o and No. . mixed
Durum si141s c. !. {. track New York to
arrive.
CoRN-In the local market No. yellow
was quoted at 6es4c.: No. 2 white. erie:
No; mixed. ee'se: :, I: { New York @ all raj; raii;
was quoted at 46hc. 20 4Tc.; No. white.
44c. to 44i4c.; No. white. 42c. to 42hc
fancy clipped white. BIC. ordinary clipped
RyE-Market steedier. No. Western,
oailc., T. o. b.. end osc., c. /. {. New York
RARIEy-Mar'es duil Feeding. h5c. TO
Eac,; mating. G2isc TO C6,kc.. c. !. Z. New
nUcWwvTEsr-Markct quiet American
nal 100 lbs.
Iiay-Mari,ct quiet. No. I. so7 20 500
No. q SOY 20 soT; No. 2. so3 to sos: shnpinr.
s2t 10 So2 ton Tir'othv No. I. s2s@f9o'
No. Q s2sT27: No. r. s22sn25: shipping. s2oNi
a. No grade. si7Fsis. fancy clover mixed.
soa727: No l. soASn25' No. 2. s2oN23. Al
falfa choice, soSToo. No L. so61"7: No. .,
sa4s723 No. 3. s22@23; mixed. s2iq22; no
grade sfGf1o.
STRAW-Mariset steadv. No rye, fo4 10
SOC a ton: NJ. . rye. s2i 70 s25.
VNTEcyOY RE~EvPTS
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

garages. 27c.. steel barrels Linseed OH
Strictly pure. gallons OF ~ lbs, in barrels,
7Jc. Calcutta oil. &c.
OIL CITY, Dec. oi.-Credit balances, 400
runs. 34.So3: average. 53,25i; shipments.
67.GJo; average. J057S.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
OILS.

Refined petroleum was unchanged. Prices
follow Standard white, New York. export.
Sc, In bulk, f5c. IN barrels and 1shc. in
cases. Water white. &c. In bulk, Ice. In
barrels and 1870. In cases. Motor gasoline,
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders of

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
this Company for the election of Directors,
election OF Inspectors OF Election and for the
transaction OF such other business az shall
come before the meeting will be held at the
office OF the company. 02 Liberty Street, In
the City of New York. the Bird day of Janu-
AIRY, 1922, at IL o'clock noon.
The polls viii remain open until IL 80
o'clock =. M.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COM
PANY OF NEW YORK
TTfTrO " GATy Vice -prpafdcnt- -cncrota n ~
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY
20 Liberty Street.
New York.

20 Liberty Street,
New York.
December IL, 1921.
The Directors have declared the regular
dividend OF four per centum. (4c6) and also
nm extra dividend OF six per cent. $3.50 on
the capital stock of this Company, both pay
ablc January 10Th. 1922, TO holders of the
capital stock OF this Company registered on
the stock ledger on that date.
The transfer books will bo closed at 2
O'Clock y. NJ. December 27th. 1921. and will
be re-opened ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. January
H.. 1922
". TERHUNT. Secretary and Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
THE IMPORTERS 4 TRADERS NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK.

NEW 1OrK. DtCeUlUtr 20. 1871.
dividend of Twelve Per Cent has today
been declared by this bank, payable on the
3rd day of January next. to stockholders OF
record al the close of business December
goth. 1921. q. r. REGAIN. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
THE HANOVER NATIONAL RANK
u fha Ctr. M Nnx.

New York. Noccnbsr 10Th, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that .-s annual
meeting Of tho shareholders OF this bank FOR
the election OF Directors to serve during ths
coming year and for the 4-ansacticn Of such
other business as may come before the ,nee..
Ing, will be held at the banking house, Mas.
ssu and Pine Streets, Tuesday, January 1oth,
1922. between tho hours of II o'clock A. N.
and IL o'clock NJ.
WILLIAM p. CABLE. Jr. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
,E QUOTATIONS.

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest
Is TO be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNIC-
IPAL BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

Dec. 10. 1921.
AZ the regular meeting OF the Directors OF
the Superior Steel Corporation n quarterly
dividend Of 295 was declared on the First
Preferred Stock, payable Feb. 10. 1922. to
stockholders OF record Feb. 1, 1922.
H. u. SARGE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
$1,5O6,OOO
St. Paul Gas Light Company
NeU Issue


General and Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
Thirty Year 65 Series "A"
be January I, Due January
Interest payable l I sao % July sa e i" x pdss G1sB e @ denominations $500
part 1911 s 1: s s'Ss s%'S whole
from January ro and % 10 % Sas y J. 1884, m "
srRusrc Trustee.
onoft
Four AK il Pennsyv yvani Refnde
% n @ & m 4s" s % n%ss sy 5 % # To- e'"'' giving t'" Information
entire business and xrnaty 7o9s of electric light and
subject to prior lien existing closed Mortgage securing
S50000OO General Mortgage so Gold Bonds
RESTRICTIONS A Additional Bonds only issued s for r;ss %
paid out of earnings subsequent
January !, 1922
PROPERTY: Value Of physical property alone rvatvey estimated to
500 GOO has been expended
$34oooOo represents earnings put back into
EARNINGS for the ended November 80 1921 sa2
times total interest ,sqssS % nssns @ interest interest On sse Bonds and
Ms% Fss~ % M% .ss ss s Da % s % e Ha % rs:
Offering as.massuA onav . u
Price ssh and accrued interest yielding over 6x 7
Marshall Field, Glore, Ward & Co.
New York Chicago
sss
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT
BID. Asked
Bid. Asngu

Special Dispatch TO THE Nrw HzArD.
New York; Herald Bureau.
u. c., IL
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
WORLD COTTON OUTPUT SMALL.

rachng Trcasury m Juir are lnclned
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
DEANwOOD.

Mr. and Mr. iswis D.. Walker
moiored from GARY. Ind. and werr
guests u his parents. NJ and Mr.
7. l. Walker. ihs vesk end
Mr w. e. Mcdonnell and Rev u
NJ Nanhooser went o. Hlaekfurd
Sunday
Mr. and Mr. Marshall Davis and
baby visited rslatives here sunday
Miss Opal Travis - Blackfori Is
visiilnf relatives herr this wssk
Mr and Mrs T. D. Walker and
sons. Mr. Alice Travis and children
and Mr. Elm Walker wers quests
of 7 T. Walker and family Saturday
Mr and Mr. Nai sutton visited
~ lob Mcdonnell ard family Sat.
urday
Mr and M Walter Roberts sers
guest - ~ and NJ Afis Walker
Saturday
Mf. and Mr.. John Cullen visited
Mr. Ehlabsth Travis Saturday
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

Tn week u Ncyemhsr 2 10 ~.
inclusive viii witness sis night meet
inrs in Cnitsndsn county in the in.
tsrsst u ihs dairy coz Dr. folk.
Extension Veterinarian from the D..
pertinent siaiion a. Lexington. uill
bring q notion picture outht and
two reels entitled ~Oui u m shad
oss" THIS picture deals with tubsf
culusis eradication wofk showing
through q story play how iubsrcuio.
sis gains a hold IN a dairy mars fam
ily through drinking milk from o..
bercular COWS Dr Pulk will also
make q ialk on ths Work a. carried
on IN he State of ksnfucky and li
viii b. u interest of everyone vho
drinks milk 10 hear him The Coun.
~ AFeni has also received several
reels from he American Jersey Cat.
tls Club showing ths many god
points of dairyinE With god jersey
oows. The picture entitled Heart,
and isrsiss" shows a rumance n
cattle raising u interest % an farm.
era While the lifting up n a ud
down farm thru ths appal u
modern ideas and 40 % date apph.
anccs interviewer with an interesting
love plot makes the picture very sn.
tsfiaininF a. well
Tho hst q meeting date ars a.
follow brown School House. Mon.
day evening November 5th.. Ciscoi
Chapel Tuesday, Chapel Hill We'd
nesslay, Forest Grove Thursday. To-
10 Friday and Marion High School
Saturday November A.
Arrange D. attend he meeting
nearest 10 you. all frss no admits
sion; you viii miss something Frral
II you miss these piciurss
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
A CARD TO THE VOTERS

Friends II ! have failed 10 see you
during this Campaign please don't
think ! did u on purpose Tor ! am
q poor man with only my labor "a
support my family and have can
vasscd all that it was possible fo'
me- 20 d.. have only run through
each community not seeing any spe
cial one but talking with all ! ehane
ID 10 meet After making a thorough
investigation of the situation J an
well satisfied with my situation.
Of course I find that the opposition
is literally attacking my reputation
~ Magistrate but could hardly cS
pcct bouquets from my opponents
Consequently am not disappointed
The record of my services IN hsca
Affairs of the county b. safely lodge,
In the County Clerks Office and any
one interested enough 20 condemn m,
on accusation should b. iniercstc,
enough 10 investigate my record an,
] beg you 20 do 20 before you pas
judgment have ever regarded ms
oathe sacred and have acted on IN,
very best Judgment ! may hav'
made some misiakes. but there ar
few men that don't make mistakes
Please blame my head and not on,
heart, for have meant & try ever,
case out Oh d. merits dealing oul
justice 10 the individual and 10 ih,
public equally
Please don't take the word of M,
accuser for evidence against me an
don't ash you 30 take my word
bat please investigate my record a.
! have begged folks o. do an through
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS
0uALEN CONCERT COMPANY

The Qualen Company. the frat
number u the Lyccum Course. ravs
a very pleasing entertainment a. the
School Auditorium Friday evening,
The o1nccrt was well attended. The
house was almost filled % capacity
Tho curtain rose a. 500 O'Clock on
one ~ the most pleasing numbers
that has ever been presented tn Ma.
rion. The program consisted of ma.
sical numbers by the trio that con.
stitutsd the company and readings
hy Miss Armheld and Mr Qualen A
ratincal sketch on married he vas
presented hy these two Young pen
Die which was highly entertaining
Miss Ruth Mishey. a. he piano and
in the soprano solos. received much
well deserved spplause from he 40.
dieucc
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
FISCAL COURT

fisgal Court convened Tuesday and
besides the general routine u husi.
ness passed resolution 20 refund
ihe money collected Tor building the
new court house The higher court
had rendered a decision that ii va
Unconstitutional Esquire Davidson
wrote 10 The Attorney General in ~.
gard 10 these taxes and h. reported
io Mr. Davidson that the taxes could
b. refunded and save any litigation.
The sheriff vill begin 20 pay ths
taxes back b. the tar payers Jan !.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
MY LAST APPEAL TO THE VOTERS.
OF CRITTENDEN COUNTY

submitting To YOU for your fair and impartial
sderaon In this weeks issue Of the Crendon Press the
testimonials Of Of the rood and Of home
and county who know personally and moral stand
nR and fitness for the office Of iudTe Of this judicial district
and hy asking would have been two thousand instead Of
0whundrcd profess be all that the sgner Of this art
Gle claim be willing Tor the good people Of Crit
tenden County 10 judgment character. vote for
Is a wndicaton Of character a Christian gentleman
and awahdng citizen. vote against % give credence
the wfu and malicious faohoods which have been crru
lated hy those who have 90 grind hy destroying my
good name. that opponent Judge Henderson continue
in Office Il Is indeed strange that great party composed Of
citizens with ike interests Tor their couutr welfare the
great Republican party, find against Judge
Henderson for this hgh and exalted office that either
bootegger a night rider conhdontay believe that the
good people Of Crenden County win resent those charges that
have been agranty made circulated as to me being
whisky bootlegger and night rider that will forever
deter from seeking 10 ride into Office upon asehoods mis-
representations and SANDER have uttered word
against the moral character Of Judge Henderson, win
III elected 90 this office want Il 10 be upon my merits
II elected will enforce all laws the statutes books fear
lessy and mparaly giving every a square deal will
deal kindly but firmly with all tRants LAWYERS and the more
unfortunate class, the arrainved before for trial
can bear malice against any one Conadenty belev.
ing that the good people Crenden County of all parties will
give their hearty support and thereby those false
charges | submit my claims to
Respectfully.
RUBY LAFFOON
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

the campaign. and investigate me In
my home precinct Inquire of my
.acuuainiances II you find me unfair
or unworthy don't ask you then
for your support. but am the choice
of my party fair and no one can
dispute o. am worthy u your
confidence. your support and the -.
sition seek and no one can dispute
it only beg for what h due me.
a square deal. and ! will b. your next
lailor by a big majority and you
shall never have cause % regret the
trust sou gave me.
Once more ! ask you for a square
deal. II lem only asking for a small
Office. am a. much due fair treat.
ment a. those asking Tor higher po-
sitions.
] want % say that ! am running
nov a. ! did IN the primary. strictly
on my own merits and not on the
demerits n IN opponent ! have no
harm to say n any one
Thanking you an for past fayors
and soliciting your support on No.
yember 3. and promising II elected
90 always appreciate ihe ofics and
ihs friends who gave it o. me. hsg
% remain your truly.
CHAS. r. RILEY
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
ABSENTEE VOTER
LAW HELD Nuin

The Kentucky Court n Anpeas r
q dsrision handed down. Tuesday a'
Frankfort. der.arod ihe absentee toiei
lav passed in 1918 unconstitutional
The law vas attacked boz an inIunrtiar
brought about hy d candidate far mas
or in Fnnkfori against ths Counfi
CLERK
The whole court vas called inu
consultation on ihe ugfsfan Ih'
opinion vas rendered by Judge samp
son Tho whole eourt uneurrei
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

Mlfef Robbie and Minnie Dean
spent che veek end ufh their. par
enis.
M Freddie Tfstis visited hfr
mother one night last ueek
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

A number of farm iadiss ha,e
signlhed their intention u entering
the winter egg LAYING contest and
have already started their Feeding
No expensive feeds. simply halaue.
inF un ihe hens ration 90 that she
viii receive the materials that 70
into eEE making. Could yuu work
hard and feel good n you ate corn
bread and water alone Neither can
the hen. Every one interested h
urged 10 telephone Or ~ the County
Agent
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

a number u Cuiisndsu count,
farmers havs already or ar nog 30.
lectinE their sscd corn in thr field
rherr h loi Of roor coru this war
and viss b. ths man sha selects hs
NV. fai u ssei s prof ihh fal t.e
scarrt ull ii D. nsxt spring
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
Farm Bureau News

saturday evening November 9.
The Forest Grove Community Club
will rive their Halloween play At
then school house Everyone come
out that night and have a ruod time
a. the school
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

The County Agent will b. IN Pa.
ducah Monday. November 7th at.
tending q County Afenis Hofiicul.
tural Conference.
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

An extended notice of the death of
Messu John and C. n Frankln
win appear next week
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

c l. Hunt sa' in 'As CIT, Nauiay
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04

SE. Clement vas in ,hs cts Mon
day
The Crittenden press., 1921-11-04
Illinois Central Systems Territory Leads
The Nation In Production

extending Lake. the
nroucty In
furnishes the material feed tc shelter and millions Of
the worlds population
directly the
Alabama kenIncky Nebraska
Arkansas Louisiana south Dakota
Minnesota
Mississippi Wisconsin
Iowa Missouri
oy2G rent OF a
the United States But how much greater which show their
leadership the substantial things The
Fordye cent Of all the farms United these
the the arms In
with buildings valued of
buildings m the country with valued
the nations total
practically fourteen urecm
leadership despite the
south Dakota and Louisiana In 1920 they reud 6i9 l the
of al the
cent Of all the sweet POTATOES 9s OF M the 63 Of an
of ID and
al The tobacco raised n the United
territory also leader i'm livestock pruion
l. of all the
Of all the mules 49, an the cattle Of
value Of livestock the fourteen states i Of the
Of the livestock all the farms the
In addition farm leadership the
System produced b percent Of all the lumber and 3ib
n he yearlg
The Illinois Central system + % Ifeente which
We endeayorng
contribute toward making this
+ the illinois sCmra
Constructive criticism and are
n
President Illinois Central
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

aud uniere tiefe Grtriit,1ng o,,s6ra-
den Iiber Die gottloie Mo0e, bic blr4
cine nit Gen @eiesen oes Mnltunoes
tu1n,er meniger oereinbare Sraalelt-
.traht sic 5innlidfeit m.htabeln nnb
ser driltliden 5ittiaMfeit idtpere
8unoen ihldgt.
@ir Biidofe bnben bereits pieoer-
holt sic Yelt Ser Mnard@ie, 0es Som.
munismus, oes 8uders, 0es Sdie-
bert,1ms, Ser unbegriin0eten Streifs,
.iolpie sic 8eibrdnfung per 8ater-
lanosliebe auf perl0nliden nno Bar.
.~teiporteil gebranomarft. &ellte erbe-
zen mir nodmals nniere Stirnl1e boz
aeaer uno perurteiler ole 6iele @r-
ld,einungen uno MiBbrdl1de nno r1t-
len bas 8olf auf al biirgerli6er Gin
.tradh, su Spariamfeit III Der taglteber1
9ebensbalt1ng, gu @enigiamfeit. .5ut
oroBerer notwithstanding, benn nl1r
ourh auaemeire Eugeno aler le1ner
@in0er miro Hole11 alien feir1e1 Auf-
aaben ais staatsmeien geriigen nnb
sen @ettbemerb NIT anoeren geattos
men beIteben.
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