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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-25

creditably. In his new place he will
have charge OF the Office and accounts
of the state highway commission. 1t is
understood he was selected for this
place because the governor wished a
man OF wide experience in the account
ing line. Mr.. Williams has a very
clear knowledge it is, said as to the
legal methods of handling state funds
and it is not likely that some rather
important changes will be made in the
methods that have been in use by the
highway commission.
Personnel Settled.
1t is said that the tax board prob
ably will remain for a considerable
length OF time as now constituted the
membership at present being Philip
Zoercher, Democrat; John ]. Brown
Republican, and William A. Hough, OF
Greenfield, Republican. Mr. Hough is
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End thus lead to their becoming home
owners. With others he counts the
home owners as one of the biggest as
sets Of the state. Those who have
looked into the question say that the
number of men of fair or e:en large in
come, in Indianapolis for example, who
spend all Of their money and never
acquire property is surprising. 1t is
also surprising they say to note the
number of men who have large sums
of money invested in places where they
do not pay taxes on it at all. An in
come tax of course would prevent this
evasion of duty
Changes in Officials.
While there was some delay about
the resignation OF Carl F. Wilde as
deputy state insurance commissioner
and several conferences With the gov
ernor were held last week by Mr..
Wilde and by Thomas S. McMurray.
Jr., the insurance commissioner, it is
said that there was no controversy OF
a serious nature and that MIR. Wilde
who has been appointed as service di'
rector of the public service commits.
sion was at no time in a mood to
make any struggle against giving UP
the insurance place.
Probably no man has a longer rec
ord Of service for the state than John
D. Williams, who also took a new
position last week Mr. Williams who
comes from Bedford, Indiana, was ir
the auditors Office under the admin
stration of John C. Billhei1ner ant
since that time has had many differen
positions and has filled all of then
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News Of the Counties

LIBERTY. Ind.-The annual Union
county play day will be held here next
Friday. Parades to the fair grounds
will be a feature Of the morning en-
tertainment. In the afternoon contests
of various kinds will be staged. fol.
lowed by recitations by Unicn county
school pupils. An admission charge
will be made.
CAMDEN, O..-Robbers have been
a source of considerable trouble here
recently. Two thefts were staged In
one night last week, the robbers escap.
ing with a small quantity of loot in
each case. The grocery store owned
by Elmer Van Skiver was entered and
small amount of cash and some OF
the stock was taken. A barber shop
owned by Charles Dearth, was also
entered. There was no cash in tho
shop and the equipment was not mo
Tested.
MILTON, Ind-Former students OF
Milton high school have been invited
to attend banquet to be held in the
Masonic hall Friday evening. Wallace
Warren. president of the Milton higt
schol alumni association, will preside
Albert Ferris will lact as POSTMASTER
Miss Margaret Ohmit will welcome the
class of 1921 into the organization anc
John Posey Jones will respond on be
half of the class.
LIBERTY. indian all-day meetins
of the Union county w. C. T. U. will
be held in the M. E. church herr
Thursday. An interesting program
has been prepared and the state presi
| dent of the organization, Mrs. Eliza
| beth Stanley, will deliver an address
| in the evening.
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model military UNIT
IS AMERICAN ARMY
LOCATED AT C0BlENz
fBy Associated Press)

COBLENZ, April PA complete
outfit. a miniature army equipped
with all necessary services. capable
of taking the field at "a hours notice
without the assistance of any outside
elements and one of the best military
units ever organized in the worlds
history of armies--such is the descrip-
ton that military men, allied, neutral
and former enemies apply to the
American Army of Occupation as 1t is
constituted today.
That the efficiency of the training
system of the American forces in Ger
many, the excellence. of their equip
ment and their faultless military
bearing are generally recognized
throughout Europe is shown by the
fact that missions from various coun-
tries have either visited Coblenz dur
ing the past few months or have ap-
piled for permission to come to this
base and get first hand knowledge of
how 1t is done.
Swiss Chief Impressed
A few weeks ago the chief Of staff
of the Swiss army, accompanied by
several officers, spent a week in Cob.
lCuL as Tic SuCSt vi HCACI dl faiiOAi, IlC
American commander, attended in
spections. visited the barracks, re-
viewed the troops and returned to
Berne to tell the officers of the Swiss
army that the American army on the
Rhine was the most up-to-date, the
best equipped and the best looking
military outfit of all the armies of the
world
Should circumstances require the
American army on the Rhine to move
against an enemy or to occupy further
territory, 10000 infantrymen com
posed of the First and Second bri
gades would furnish the bulk of the
fighting force.
Their advance would be guarded
against surprises and ambush by 500
cavalry and 1S airplanes, which would
do the scouting before the moving
infantry. Three trained pilots arc
available for each plane in case OF
armen meeting with accidents.
One thousand artillery men, serving
eight batteries of field guns, would
be on hand to supply a barrage
should is become necessary.
Signal Equipment Complete.
Three hundred men Of the signal
corps battalion would look after tele'
with the base at CoblenZ. The rail
way engineers battalion, which is re-
ceiving constant practical training on
a little branch line on the right bank
of the Rhine which they are operating
would. with the assistance of the mo-
tor transport corps. attend TO the serv'
ice of supplies of the expeditionary
force
The engineers first battalion would
throw pontoon bridges over such
streams as were traversed in the
advance Six ambulance companies,
assisted by a medical corps of zoe, es-
tablishing field hospitals, would give
first help to the wounded before their
evacuation to the base hospital.
Only one arm used in modern war
(are is lacking-tanks. AS one officer
remarked facetiously: I'VE have nc
tanks of any sort in this army
There is machine-gun section with
every company instead of one to every
battalion as formerly.
Thus while the army of occupation
in Germany numbers just a little more
than half the electives of one Amer
lean division on a war footing, 1t is
nevertheless, real army in the full
of the term
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MILTON HIGH PUPILS
GRADUATE THURSDAY

MILTON, Ind. April 25.-The Mil
ton township school commencement
will be held Thursday evening. The
following program has been arranged:
Music Orchestra
Invocation ........ Rev. Trowbridge
Vocal Solo &c.,. Mrs. Russell Wilson
Address ..... Prof. j. H. Bentley
Vocal Solo ...... Mrs. Paul Wilson
Presentation of Diplomas
c. o. Williams
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Orchestra
Members of the senior class are:
Naomi Squier, Mildred Larson, Abbie
Hashour, Roderick Mccormick: HON.
err Du Granwit. Roscoe Sizelove. Floyd
Hines and John PoSey Jones. Common
school graduates are: Helen Selke,
Luke Ingermann. Wilbur G. Myers,
John c. Beck, Nora Fritz. Frances
Connell, Kenneth Null, Paul Hutchin-
son, Elmer Gibson, Edward Hoffman,,
Byron L. Sewers, Howard kirlin,
Lawrence Crawford, Earl Snullen,
Vivian Trowbridge, Mildred Petty,
Ruth Watt, Martha Lamott, Hazel
Helmsing, Howard Helmsing, Paul
Wambo.
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the new appointee. having been named
last week. The first session of the
board has been under way now for two
weeks and a great amount OF business
is accommodating for tie consideration
OF the members. Although it has been
understood that the resignation of Mr..
Zoercher was to be called for, it Is
not thought now that any changes will
be made soon. at least not until after
the work of the present session has
been completed.
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on a small safe reading a newspa2e.
in his establishment. the Queen Cit.
Ladies' Furnishing store. He suffered
an acute attack of heart disease 2nt
dropped to the floor lifeless. Mr.
zimmerman was a veteran OF ths
World war and served Is months IL
France
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SCHOOLS next
CONTINUED from Page One)

The governor so his friends say, be-
Ieves that the high taxes that must
De paid on homes is one of the things
that may contribute greatly to the feel
ing Of unrest which las prevailed in
this country. He thinks also that the
necessity Of paying out fairly high
inquire in taxes might lead some men of
high income to adopt methods of thrift
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Robert Zimmerman Dies
at Lafdyette, Saturday

norman. &c years old, owner of the
Fashion Shop here, were held at La
fayette Monday Mr.. Zimmerman
dropped dead Saturday while sitting
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crease to about an acre increase in
four acre paintings. Many instance
were found of farmers who have been
out of the tobacco game for several
years who are planting again, and
even some who never planted before
this year, are doing SO now.
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The vatican was seriously damaged
by fire in 1903, but none Of the price
less pictorial or literary treasure:
suffered
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Universities were unknown prior to
the eighth century and there is no
authentic record of one prior to the
twelfth century,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

tral-guropa baber uno nit Dem Niis.
liden oas Mngenebme perbunoen mol
len, iinb a,.r Seilnab1ne al, bieIer I'm
terbalt,111g ei1tgelaoeI.
SRI. gbelpn 8al5, melhe einen bret
Sabre langen &1lrius in Der &ra1tfen-
pflege I'M ct. Mapbaels &ospital gu
ct. GIn1b %nolenbete uno lt1 babei IN
ibrer niiien1daftliden M~l1sbiIoung
al1s5eibnete, traf Samitag bier al Ell
r1er moblberbtente,r @rbol1trg I'M gl-
ternbauie eir 11rtb lpiro iid ipaterbiin
Der &ranfenpflege mionter. Soffent.
lid Miro ibr Mrbeiten in ibrem idme-
rem 8erufe itetg nit eutem Grfolge
gefront fem!
8eItens anf sen unpermeiollden
600 %borberettet. bat Dtenitagmorge1
Matb. Spffmnnn i'm Sitter bon etpn
60 Sabren oos 3eitltde ge1egnet. Set.
1ter Wattin binterlaBt er cine Mn5ob1
&inber, sic nit ser Mutter ben SOB
bes guten @aters betral1er1t. Inter
sen MuIpi5ien bes bieiigen S0rfter-
bereins, benz er als ebrentpertes Wett=
glie6 angeb0rte, fin6et Donnerltag~
morgen Sic 8eer6igung bon Der bic
ligen Bfarrfirde aus ftatt. Dem Ser
bie etpige &ube nnb ben
Sinterbliebenen .aufrihtiges 8eilei6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
5auf Rapios.

SSn elmer Montagaben0 abgebalte=
men 8%erfammlung Der Direftore11be=
b0roe Ser Denton County Gair~Nno=
citation puroe oie lebte ISOLDE oes
Monats Ml1guIt our Mbbaltnng Der
GountDfair angeIebt. Die orei gro
ZEN Sage ser Sair meroen Montag,
9ienitag u11o Mittpod, 49,, 80. nnO
81. Mueult, lem. Samitag uno Cont
tag porber oienen als girtragnngsta-
ge. 9ieie Sage mltroen getpablt, netl
Die Staatsfair am folgenoen Sumltag
eroffnet miro. Mu6 muroe beihloIen,
fir Die belten nnterbaltungen Der
peribieoeniten Mrten nn6 fir ausge=
oei6netes Ge,1ertperf Gorge gu tra=
gen. Ser erite Mft ouf oem Satrgrnnoe
miro in elmer Snbtaner=Attade a1f
Elm 8ionier @ren5feltung Settle~
ment belteben, tpdbren6 I'M letten Mf=
te Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6nrgeiteM
miro, cine 9ariten11ng, Die als elmer
Der biibfddten grfin0ungen in Se,t=
erperf be5ei9net miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

~. Martbaler uno Sobn &ector, Di-
reetoren; g. Stenslanb tpalroe ols
.@aiiierer utro S. $. @erre oIs iein
.@ebilfe beibebalten. Cine Dibiben-
5be bon 11el1n Bro5em3 tpllroe erflairt.
Sodtp. Bfarrer Builder mar Iebte1
Donneritag in @eibdften mad Der
.8tibofgitobt. 9orleBten Sonntag ber-
.anitaltete ct ben Mitg1iebern beg Sir
hendores cine unterbnltung Bel Der
is1nger- unb Sdiingeriintten bas ge-
tpiinidte gergriigen fa1roen.
Ben. serbatiug bat iid bon feinem
.l~1ntpobIfein nieber p~o1itdnbig erbolf.
Sri. Clara &rar1er erfrelte Die in
Morrig nobnenbe Gamilie S. Sin NIT
mebartdigiiaem 8eiude. 4
6rau @iIb. Maus, melde ibIimm
erffranft pnr, n1ndt auf Dem Wege
Ser @eneillng 5ufrieoen1tenenoen Sort
f1riH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
st. 1l1artir1.

Dos bier Sabre alte sobnben ser
bier pobnen0en Samilie Ni6}. Mobo
6efano ii9 III ben lebten @od'en III.
eii1nem oerartig. fritfi6en 8ultanoe,
DOB cine @6rterir1 bon Minneapoli5
gu ieiner 8erpflegl1ng berbeigebolt
uur6e.
Sofepb Soras 1tn6 Setter &on biel.
ten jid lebte ISOLDE mebrere Gage @e=
Iddlfte balber in ct. CLOUD auf.
@6uar0 Sung bat iid nod Sarge,
sc. 8, begeben, mo er einer &uri us
in Ser Eractpr= nnb MutomobtlsSbn=
Re 6l1rbmn9t.
Slid. Ebelen 11nb @ntin bon ct.
glol1b ~erfrenten ibre bier pobner6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
meit Union.

0ie garmers 5bipping Niiociation
ertpabte in ibrer bieier Gage ltattge=
funbenen Snbresperiammlung folgen-
Sc 8eamte11: Slid. @ans, Braiieemt;
9auI 8i{dfe 8iceprdfioent; Nih. Be=
terion, Sonas 9ibier, Sobn Di6ier,
Sobn Sector, Mbam gmi@, Direfto=
rem; Sreb. Mobring, @eiddftsflbrer
nno 5efretdr. @Gbrenb bes lebten
SSabres tpn1roen iiber $4,000 inert
@eidafte getm. 4.
Sn Der Mitte pergangener @o6e
abgebaltenen Sabresoeriammlung
fanb 6ie BeamtentpaM nit folgen6em
@rgebnis itatt: S. 6. Nelion, 8rdfi=
bent; g. Serbntirs, Biceprdii6ent, 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
5dllf Centre

9aut 8eriGt 0es Serlnart1 9ager,
Ices @efretGrs Der Garmers @bipping
I%gliIociatinn betrug bas @eidaft 6es
|letten Sabreg $113,O93.4O ODER ct
ma $4,000 mebr alg bas oes SAT-
Tres 1918. @s puroen I'M Iebten
Sabre 81 neutrality-suspicious.
|gieb berianM nebitbem gelangte.
|Wfebl= unb @iebfutter i'm @erte bon
|$5,37O.5O inns @oble11 I'M @e1ammt=
perte bon $6,617.4t gum Derianbt.
Snfolge zines i6n6baften s6orr-
|iteins geriet Ser Salperfon Wobelltore
lin 8ranb;; bic @efobr pnrbe reht3ei-
|tig entoedt 10 6oB bas lgel1eer, arl fet-
men Serb beibrdnft l1n6 11%er1nensper-
tenn Sda6en borgebeugt per6en fon1t=
|te.
Seinrib Dtte, leu, n,1,0 @attin
febrten anfangs letter ISOLDE bon
Mtnneapolis auriid, no Iestere rrter
|8ebanolnng zines 5peainliiten iftanb.
SRI. Maria finger lit mad 5tpei $50
den longer @afnn5, sic tie bier an
Der 5eite Der @lter11, perbnn9te, nod
8aul auriiiidgefebrt, no lie Ii1 i'm
ct. So1epbs &ospitaI ols &ronfen=
|mdrterin beranbil6et.
Sofepb Singer bon nniontomn, in
@aibington, ~eritattete in 8egleitung
8ruoers Sacob Singer bon
811dmann Der bier mobnenoen Sami=
lie S. $. Saner ltn6 on6eren 8er=
nan6ten einen m%ebrtGgigen 8eind.
Nab ldngerem 8einbe BET in 8lnff-
ton mobnen6en gertpanoten nnb
.8reun6en fino gen. Sm0iefe nno
.sSra1t ipie6er 6abeim e%ingetroffen.
Sinton 5ieben bon Norfb Dafota
.befin6et iid) bier gu ldngerem 8einde
bel jeinem @oter Saeob 5ieben.
@odm. @err 6earon mar anfangs
.lebter @o9e in @eibdften nod Ser
GountD=&auptita6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
init mebrt1gigem Beiude.

|Grelnoe nit mebrtdgigem 8eiude.
Sic ct. Martin ut1b NoScoe @hip-
ping Miiociation perianote bier $500
lgonlaomngen gemiibtes 8ieb na9
|5antb St. 8al1l.
Mm Montng bergangerer Bode
muroe ouf Dem bieiigen @ottesader
|Die 2eid)e Der am Donneritag, ben Is.
Sa11llnr in Moscoe ielig i'm 8errn ents
|iblnfenen Sran Mnrn @ertrlt0 8in=
tells CUR Mube gebettet. Ole Dobin-
ge1dieoene sn1lr0e Dor IS Sabren IN
Beiffalen, DeutidIanb, geboren, bon
no tie alg ~ Sabre nltes Maoben
nit ibren gltern in 6ieies aan6 fam.
|Dieie lieBen iih in Dlb1que, Soma,
nieber, no bic gerftorbene iiid nit IL
REM ibr Dor nel11 Sabren bier in Die
|Eapigfeit norangegangenen @atten
berebeli9te. Sbr ipateres Seim mar
Netp Bienna III SSotpo, Damn lebte lie
is Sabre in Minp11a unb fam in 1870
nit ibrenl @atten nnd &ii6mpnb.D rei
Sabre ipdter 5og 6as gbepaar nod
ct. Martin Inn, unb Dor Bret Sabren
griin6ete fie ibr &eim i'll @oscoe, no
tie bon ibrer Eobter Magbalena Bis
5u ibrem Eooe beiorgt tpur6e. Neb1t
|Dieler betrnllern ben SOB ser guten
Mntter bier &inoer: Grnn5 @infels
bon Sasf, CANADA, 6rau Mnna
@lan5leben bon Noscoe, @eorg @in-
tells bon EARNING unb Sobn @infels
bon ct. Martin. Ma6 einem borlebten
|Montag IN Goscoe I'm 5 l1br gebal-
tenen &equiem ml1r0e Die 2ei6e nab
let. Mortin gebrabt, uno bier fano
Inn 10 l1hr mieoer Elm Requiem fir
Die Seelenrube ser Dabingeidie0enen
itatt, 1poranf sic 2eide altf oem bie=
|iigen @ottesader I'M 8eifein Der Mfit=
glie6er oes SrauenSDereins, bent ie
angeborte unb nnter ionitig GROCER
|Eeilnabme beer6igt mur6e. M0ge Sic
quite Ml1tter @infels ruben in Srie=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
5prin0 Bill.

Solepb Weioner, 5obn Der Santilie
sSSacob @eibner erlitt einen 6oppelten
armbr,,d9, ols fem Rpdarmel iid IN
bent 8etriebe Ser @inomiible berfing.
Cine NIT M%eioeritiiden, Die in Der
bieiieen 8farrei %geiammelt mlroen,
gefiiute &i1te lit fir oie Notleiberoen
in MitteIe1ropa 0ieier Gage gum Ser
nnot eelangt.
Ma6 5pei 8od)en tangent 8eiu6e
in Gallo. g. g., lit Sran5 Sung nie-
Ser 6abeim e%ingetroffen.
Seinri6 Meubal1er murbe i'm st.
Morp's Sospitm gu minneapolis me-
gen 8linbbnrment5mnbung operiert.
Die Tolgen Der Operation lalien ei-
tie balaige 8eneiung bes Eatienten
erboffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
n1chr Kemraee.
@ns EN- Tre1ttl0 1tnferes @erfes BON
Der Nad)rid5t bo1l Mbgang 11u-
feres @rfttransports er-
nartet. @ebefre1-
bigfeit.

Sic Mmerican DairD=gattle Com
parD fam nibt oariiber flager, Bob
man ibr &iIfsperf nidt unteritiibe,
ODER 6aB .oie groBe Mebrbeit Der
2anoslel1te miibe lpiirbe, ibr SilfS-
merf 5m foroern. Natiirli6 gebt es
nibt 10 idneu, cine Sdiffslaoung
nit @unberten bon geibenften &iiben
5u erbitten, gu lammeln nnb biniiber=
5ltididen. Gin paar aiiten nit fon-
0eniterter Mil6 o6er &leioungSltii=
den bat man i9neaer g%eldmmelt, gum
8erian6 fertig gemadt u1ro biniiber-
gei9idt; uno es bot gang getpiB lang
genug genommen, bis mir iagen fonn-
ten: Ser erite Gransport nit 742
&iiben lit abgeididt nnb altf Dem
@ege nod 6riiben." Mber nun Die
Nmerican DnirD @attle Company Dor
lire 6renn0e trete11 1tnb lagen fam:
vBir baben erfiiM, mas mir berlproz
6en;" benfen mir niht mebr an Die
ldier 11niibertpin6li9 iheinenben Sim
berniiIe, Die iib inns fa1t Bis gum lek<
ten Guge in Ben @eg 1tellten 111b Die
Mbieno1tng bes 8ransportes bon Sag
5u Sag per5ogerten. 8ir baben es
Niemanoem beroadt, penn ct frag-
tie, Oh bas Boot fhon abgegangen fei;
la1t rnierm @o11traH nit Ser 6ren6
Canadian Sine, Die oie @igentimerin
0er uBeit Mrrop" lit, bitten nniere
&iibe ifyon CUR 8eibnadts3eit briiben
lein fouen. @ir batten sic Beitim=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

lligite Mittel 1aau. 81 nod eroBerer
2uit urb 9iligfeit gepooe oieies
&iIfgperf at nnteritiisen, ipir6, 70
meinte nnier Greurb Die Nadridt
lbon Ser Mbfenbnng unieres eriten
|grnnsportes belfen. Die Mmerican
|Dmrp Cattle COMPANY mar felt Lam
gem 19on 1elbft felt bnpon mber3eugt
|Ddb Die er1blide M~bienbi1ng oieies
|gritransportes biefe belebenbe Bir=
|fung babef fpiiroe, 1inb betrieb bieieI-
be borum. feIblt nuf 1ns Iebbaftefe,
iab iiid) aber Durtb Die tpibrigen ger-
bdItniffe ge5tpiingen, leIbit 5l1 tparten,
|nn1 febnte nit n11geouIb ben Sag
berbei, 90 fie ben abgang bes Grars-
|portes tpiirbe befmnt geben f6nnen.
Ore Mbiabrt Ser .@eit Mrrop" lit
|oriiber a~rrgen1eloet, Sic 2iften, tpie bas
|8ieb unD ole mitgefanoten Grttermit=
tel ben Bunfben ser @eber entipre-
deno nno I'M @inflang nit ben Dor-
|ibl6gen Beg 8entraIausfdu1fes Der
MuSlnnosbilfe 6riiben All berteiIen
fino, finb in Ben @ar1De11 unferer ae=
neralbeDou mahtigten Mgenten. Ser
erite TRANSPORT ift fomit erIebigt. nnb
Elm 5ipeiter miro fdon 8uiammeree,
felt. Tim pns mir nun bitten, lit tat
frdftige unteritiisung bon alien Sci,
ten; benn 6ie M6g1idfeit, Elm oernr-
tiges SiIfsunternebmen aas5ufubren,
lit ertpieien, ebenfo mie sic Mmerican
0airD Cattle @ompanp, tpen1l audi
crit nod nebertpinonng gr6Bter Sin
fangsidtDierigfeiten, bat 5eigen TOM
men, Dab jie oerartige Sronsporte int
Mnftrag aler nnbren Menidenfreun-
oe BEL tatfrdfttger l1nteritiiburra mobl
ans5ufibren bermag.
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bon Mnmel1nngen bon &Mben als &c
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tet Sic Mmerican 8airD Cattle COM
panD, 1913 @eft Mabilon @treet, CHI
eaeo, Sllinois.
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Stalie1 ale Beiditer.

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babe einitimmig beidloflen, boB SSto-
lien bel Der beborftebenoen Sibung
oes 0berifen Stats. in 8nris unnn0g-
lib irgen6 nelde 3mangsmaBregeln
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ben bon Geriailles nuferIegten Ser
Wlidtungen 5u 5tningen, ooer sic
Snrfei 5u atuingen, bie gegenmratigen
8erfngnngen Der miierten nber sic
Sage im Maben Often onanerfennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
st 2lnthor1v.

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n4re ser ct. MntbonD cpoperattpen
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tes @eid)dft fir ou5 Sah1 1920 nadJ.
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ben, no tie unf einige Wonote in
Dienit getreten ii1po.
ssobn Menth, 5obn ser bier mob
nenoen 6amilie Soiepb Mentb, bat
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pflidtet bat.
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fi9 BEL feinen bier mobnenoen Ser
manbten nrb Sreun0en etlide Bofen
.belu9smeiie nufbielt, lit nod ct. Sou.
is, Mo., obgereift mo er in Batter
Iaa1bsoienr eingetreten 1T.
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9nfota bot in Ser ct. MntbonD 60
rnge Mnlteu1ng genommen.
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fins bon goeletb 5l1riidgefebrt, no
Serr @asperlin pGbrenb Der 1ebten
aht Monote 8eihaftig11ng bottle.