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, 1921-08-16

DUBLIN, Aug. 16.-(By
The Associated Press.)-In
opening the Dali Eireann, at
its first public session here to-
day. Eamonn De Valera, the
Republican leader, reiterated
Ireland's claim for separation from
Great Britain and declared the only
government tho people recognized was
the ministry OF the Dali Elreann, the
Irish Republican parliament.
He and his colleagues. De Valera
said. had adopted towards England
the principle laid down by Cardinal
Mercier Of Belgium towards Germany
-that external authority was unlaw-
full. The Irish, he said. stood for the
ideals cnthroned in the American
Declaration OF Independence.
AFR, De Valera provoked laughter
by describing the British attitude as
that of n great nation demanding
guarantees for its safety from n
small ono. when It would be a big ma
ton guaranteeing safety 10 a small
state.
The cabinet. Mr.. De Valera de-
clared. did not think the British pro-
posals were Just.
Mr.. Do Valera pointed TO the vir-
tually impossible conditions sur
rounding negotiations with tho Brit
ish government for the position. he
said, was that OF n man unarmcd.
facing n man pointing a pistol.
There were people who wanted to
negotiate to W their faces, he con-
tinued. but the Sim Fem would not
negotiate to save faces. but to save. IL
possible. bloodshed. and for right and
principle.
Mr.. De Valera said the proposed re-
ply to Premier Lloyd George would
be considered in private session to-
morrow. All understood the serious
ness OF tho reply. he declared. as the
British government intended to make
1t an issue of peace or war with the
Irish nation.
Mr.. DE Valera asserted hat Ireland
had at the elections virtually declared
by plebiscite for n republican govern
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1921-08-16
SEPARATION IS
+
ONLY MEANS Of
IRISH
CLAIMS, HE Says
Dali Eireann to Be Only
Authority Recognized;
British Preparing for
Emergency Warfare

LONDON, Aug. 1s.-By The As
ISOLATED PressEAl soldiers on
leave from Ireland In AIdershot
Marlborough have been ordered
by telegraph 10 return TO their reEi-
ments Immediately.
BELFAST. Aug. 16.-By The
Associated PressHIt Is reported
here that the military authorities
in Ireland have cancelled all leaves
OF absence for both officers and
men and that all officers and men
who are away IN holidays have
been recalled. IL Is stated this sfep
was taken merely rs n prrcautiou
against surprise and has no other
Significance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

XMAS CANDIES of all kinds, also
fruits, nuts, etc. Woods Market
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

4 Mrs Fred Sweenor has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital in W.nooski for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Japan have
rented Miss Martha Buckley's house
for the winter,
&C. H. Kitchell Of Weybridge street
has purchased the F. w. Bacon house
on High street.
Mrs. William Ufford of Fairfax is
in town to spend week at the home
of her son, Page S Uford.
Mrs Helen Farnham, who has
been spending the past week with her
sister, Mrs William H. Stokes, has re-
turned to Sudbury
The regular meeting Of Union
Chapter, No y, Order OF the Eastern
Star will be held next Wednesday eve
ming
Prof Frank +. Howard has return
ed from Boston where he has been
attending a meeting Of the New Eng
land Association of College Teachers.
A card party will be given by the
Middlebury Grange in their hall Tues
day evening to which the public are
cordially invited Refreshments of cof-
fee and sandwiches will be served
The Ladies of the G.. A R. Circle,
No. 5, will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock at
their rooms in the Dyer Block All
members and comrades are invited to
be present.
John L. Weeks addressed the Sun
derland Club and invited guests at
Proctor Monday evening, and went
yesterday to St Johnsbury to speak
before the Brotherhood Club of the
Congregational churches Of St. Johns
bury, subject Our State Institutions
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

CAN ANY OF US AFFORD to
stay away-to lose the opportunity
when the greatest orchestra in the
world comes here2
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

A LARGE assortment of Apollo
chocolates and Park & Tlford choco-
lates just arrived at Healy's. Fresh.
80 Main ST.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09
MR., MOTCRIST


~A&%~~
Your Battery be kept fully charged winter if you are
t., guard against freezing and insure efficient service
Your engine works stIy in cold weather. arburehon is slow;
ranking hard; drives shorter and slower the battery gets
less from the generator yet current is required for light
ing due o the short, dark days.
As battery discharges more and of the acid drawn in
the plates consequently the proportion of water in the solution will
Water freezes 80 degrees entirely discharged bat
terry will freeze at about temperature frozen battery ruined
| beyond repair
These are but few of the many why your battery is
likely to become discharged winerbu you reminded that
these difficulties be eliminated by keeping your battery fully
charged.
are entitled free Consulting and Testing Service regard
less of the make Of your battery.
Perhaps you may be interested in Winter Storage We will be
glad ezpain Wet and Dry Storage and their advantages
OUR PRINCIPLES
customers battery of whatever make must be made fnc
ton properly If it can be done economically the
In all inspection service and repair work only distilled
water shall be used
All repairs guaranteed for six months.
When ever customers battery fails take charge shall be
opened presence and condition explained unless incon
yenient to the customer
IT, Battery mans judgment repairs cannot be made with
the indication months further service such repairs shall not
be made the insists is better to let others do it, for
such Jobs are only breeders of dissatisfaction and iwi
The charging rate of generator the car will be changed only
at The battery shall first make eyplana-
ton suggestion good of the and receive owners
sanction for any change
Cooded terminals poor wiring, ETC. which tend to increase
battery troubles be called the customers attention. that
he may order the necessary repairs increase his bate
efficiency.
Don't wait until you having battery trouble Drop around
when convenient
Battery Service First and Last.
H. w. CASWELL s co.
MiddIebury, Vermont
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

Mrs. Gideon Abbey is i'll at her
home on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wells were
recent visitors in Burlington.
Mrs. F. A. Farnsworth and Miss
Pauline Wilcox spent Saturday in Yer
gennes.
The Vermont tuberculosis associa-
ton will hold chest clinic in the
Woman's Club rooms under the post
Office today, from to o'clock. DR..
H. A. Ladd will be in attendance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

FOR SALE: / double bed, white
enamel, with springs and mattress; |
all-steel folding couch with pad and
cover 4-burner oil stove with oven,
enamel kitchen range, new, used only
months, designed to burn coal or
wood, has reservoir and warming closet,
fitted for water front; barrel spray
pump and hose, just the thing for
withdrawing, painting, disiniecting or
spraying of any kind. These things
are all in very good cond ton, and will
be sold at a sacrifice to a quick buyer.
Maurice J. Mitchell, Salisbury 49tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
C.yde Brown Saturday
Mrs. Charles Lyman and Miss Ida
Waugh were in Burlington Wednesday
A. L, Austin, a local fur buyer, re-
emily shipped 1898 skunk skins to a
New York fur house.
Miss Irene Woodbury. of Bridport,
a pupil at the Middlebury High school,
was successfully operated on for ap-
pendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington Wednesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

C. E. Marshall is confined to his
house by illness
Leonard Zeeman is erecting a large
storage house on his Franklin street
property.
Miss Bertha Farrell, a student at
the French School, has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital where she
went Tuesday for an operation for ap-
pendicitis, but an operation was not
found necessary.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

A THING WHICH WE WILL RE
MEMBER all our lives will be the
concert by the Boston Symphony Or
chestra next Wednesday night. 1t
may be many years before we have
such an opportunity again Think it
over
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

LOST: Black and white dog, shep-
herd and collie breed, four white paws,
white breast. Answers to the name of
Jack $500 reward Geo. Steele Phone
pa. 40tlp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

AM NOW READY to handle tail
oring work, repairing, pressing and
French dry cleaning. Your orders So
licited. A. Bienvenu, over T aber's
store 4Stf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

FOR SALE: Upright piano in excel
lent condition, with piano player at
tachment. Can be seen by appoint
ment Phone Mrs Harry Cushman.
42tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

SYMPHONY CONCERT next
Wednesday, 500 p m Tickets $3.50
at Frost's Pharmacy. Advantage in Sc
curing seats early
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

ROOMS over Riggs store to rent
after January l, 1922, suitable for Of
fees or club rooms Enquire of E, Z
Ross 49tt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

Mrs. Gushing Hill is in YOnkerS.
N. Y, visiting Mrs. Frederick Beck
with.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

FOR SALE: A pair of work sleighs,
runner chains and brakes, set of horse
sleighs, with box and woodrack, and
one cutter James Tully, 81 Pleasant
st. 4St2p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

FINEST line Of boxed candies ever
seen in Middcbury JUS arrived at
Healy's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

Wiiienf1aft ur6 Der 8ragis befdB.
len uro befniien ffid nit benz eige1.
artigen Snitrutnent, audi bic Deit.
ide Observation-Disclosures bot
ii9 nit benz 8robIem Der @iinibel.
rlte %eingebenb befddftigt uno es ei-
ter fritiiden STORYTELLING nrter5o.
gen. Mmtsgeridtsrat Dr. 8ebt1e.
Sa1nober. Dr. 11eo. Qigner-Wiin-
ben unb Brofeiior Dr. &aiiop-
1eip5ig referierten iiebr eingebeno BET
bie1er @%elegenbeit.
9b nit Der @unfbelrlte gbelme-
taue In Der grbe sent6eM meroen
t0ntten, lift mad beri6teoenen 5ebl-
reiultaten 9r. Migners dis iebr
,peifelboft on5uieben. 9ie meiiten
f1tengdnger bei6rdrrfen ii6 ieoen-
ials barauf, unteriroii6e 8aifer--
laufe 3u er1nitteln. gle berieben
i'd 5u biefem 8nede NIT ei1em 81 ~
frumert, mie es uniere Abbilonng
,eigt. @s f6nr1er1 Die @abelen6en
zines I'M Snftt geidnitte1en 9nfel-
trau9es fem, audi bon Der 8irfe
ooer Ser @eibe fanrt bie Suite ftam.
men. Me1erbings ben11bt man 5
Miuimeter itarfe Metallordbte, Die
iii einen fpiken @infel 5uia1nmer-
5ebogen iinb. Die &utenganger
aebmeu 3ltmeiit ibre 8ih1fbelr,te
left IT Die Saiiuiife, ridteu babel Die
Dnnr1et1 nod a11Ben uno briiden bic
Ar1ne at ben 40irper, dr6ere gebens
nu1 nit e~rbobenen Sdt1oen. Nit
biefem Snitrnruent uno IN bieier
5altnng begeben Die <tengdnger
nun eit1 aGelb, a1lf benz es an 8afferz
mangeIt. Sobal6 cine lt1teriroiibe
Quene ODER cine @aiferaber iber.
ibriitttten pirb, ffbiIdlgt Die Butte mad
ul1ten Giebe Mbb. u ODER nod ober1
(glbb. q - bas lit Deridieben BET
ben eiin5elnen @l1tengdngern - u1o
5tDar Inn 10 energiider, lie lDaii errei.
ber Dag unterir6iihe &eierpoir it.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

All u~rieret1 5tnuren aanb gmiebetl
6raa,e1l III falt alien Mbteilungen nit
ldaperer Hrperlider Mrbet ben sc.
|henbetrieb aufredt erbalten belfer.
lin Den &ogofen 8ittert ~gliiberioe
Suit. 3iibenoe @nferitrablen be-
|iprenget1 oan1pferlbe &ofsbalafen. Ja1
e11u anliegenoer Mdn1erfleioung or
beitet cine Sra,, unaufborliih barorl,
rarde1roen @ofg oaf eitte1t Maget
an Idfippen; u1lr1er tDieoer 8idea1,
Mufid)a1,feln ginla0en.
,Mit Ser begirtne1l0e1 Dainfelbeit
|perpiiden iid Die nmriife Der S6lo.
|te. 5tongen uro @erilte, tpeiter ii
Der Ddi1r1er1.ng 5liderts1tno 5ii1tgeln
|beler urrb greller 6,tnfen u1no Slam.
den anf. Gin brarroiger &immel,
|boAofenrot, pirfftt qua1mige @lat~Ibe
ole ginbriide oieies Cages, Die ale,
Stuie biie nufen6er M6ber un6 rald)en-
Ben gi}en bon einem Bolt er5dblen,
bus iib gegen ieinen 11nterga1g mebrt
un6 ratios ltd miibt, I'M 6as tpieoer-
aufa,igetpinne11, mas es Derloren ggnt
ben 8lnB in Der Come"
8ollen sic aridt Sbren 5tammes-
genoiien oa5u 5elfen inoem Sic linen
bic Gorge ut1 lire &iroer ab5nneb-
men ooer oob al erleibtern indJen2
Gin Collar I'M Meonat Deriorgt ei11ett
Msorat lang Elm beutides @'ir1o nit
elmer tdglihen nabrbaften 3nlaB-
n1ablaeit. Mie eiele 6eutide &ir1oer
iponen 5ie ernabren belfen2 Sbre
lofole oeutlhiprndige 3eitung Der.
.iorgt sic nit elmer 8leoge Garo.
Siiiien Ste tie outs 11ri6 en6en Sic lie
nit Sbrem eriten Monatsbeitrag on
los Mmerican Grienbs 5erbice CONF
n1ittee, 20 5outb 9pelfb 5treet,
B5ilu6elpbia, 8a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
DIP mnn1rhflrutr.

Die aun6e bon Der Miini1elr,ite
fiibrt llng III bic beioniihe Belt 5li.
rid. Mlit br botmnn mad @ai.
ler, Metaaen uuo ai1oererl i'm edo.
Be Der Groe perboreenen Dingen &c.
!adt uno !gIs s. bsikt ts aaa { ps
fr,1oet1. S3m Mittelalter murbe bic
Butte borli III einern @erf5eiig See
2eufels, ,tl6 BE Mrte,1g6nger no.
rem ben fanatiiden Arbdngern 6es
Observation-Disclosures preisgegeben.
Seute &c BE Binf1elr,lte tpie6er 81.
Gbren g~efonn1ei: Mar mag bon.
ibr balten, mas MAJ. min oas
1T nidt 5n beftreitey bob fie IN ge.
eigneter &ano i'm QuelIeniuden
ar6 AueQenfiroen gritnnnlides ge-
leiftet bot. grnite Wdt1rer Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

rem 9oben eulporiteigen, n.s Der
0Dnrnadt apieoer al 4rnft un0 ge.
iunolllg gelatgen fonnte. Das Saupt
gebot Ser @tlirbe 1T proolttibe 9lr.
bet; .oaB bieie nidt in Gang foInr1en
niu, Iiegt nidhtt blob an Neangel an
Mpbltoffen, ior,oern an Der .ss5loispos
iition" Ser fo8iaIoempfratiiiihen Nr.
beiteraenoIiett aegen Ste Mrbett: lie.
ber 5treifs nnb MrbeitsIoieniIlter,
;tiitatna als tidtige Mrbeitl Bater
gduni6t tnbelt III erniten Morte1 bic
ltrct SCOT ,i1ro Cleric ilutller nod berrs
henoe @erg1ugungsf,,M getulller
areiie, Sic riidiidfsloie 8esuir1ri1lN
Der 8.1teiif tpobl iioif9e Sc.
bengn;AeIb1in6Ier, Sic 5elb1tludt dalbb
bes 9auerritanoes, Ole 4uflebralt1g
geoen Dig5iplin 111,o alitordd, bic
eridredlih ~5unebmettbe 5ittertloiig-
feit ans 53erruittt1t11g Der Sarnilien.
i!Breilid onrf 11idt uitBer adt gelaiien
neroer, vbaB Dieles bon benz, mas IN
|arica getrieben mur6e, eine lirnbefl.
bule Dispoiitio11 in ben 5eelen er-
5eugt bat, beren iebige gnflaopntg
i'm eige11en 9a1oe als cine 5trafe po11
nubeimliidder @erehfigfeit erideiaen.
nrnB." Dieie ~u1rgebeure ieeliide geot
fann MIR Dl1rd bic @eligion gebetlt
Itperbenl ln0 atpur ourh Ole Neligion
I6er 2iebe, mie Ole fatb. Stride lie lebrt,
6ie in DEM MittelpunH bres mrlere11
laebens oas grobe 4pfer Der 2iebe,
6as &c. MeBopfer, geiteM bat. H10
nun aeigt Der 8erfaiier ole Serrl1d9-
|feite1 Ser fatb. @irde, Die S6orbeis
ten Ser firdbliid)er 2iturgie, aits mel,
der 0ie gertefieltng BEG itnerlide1t
2ebens fornu1en muB. nn6 nit Der
@erinnerliidalng, Ser Mel1befeelung Der
Softer tptn6 1ie g%eriobnln1g, miro Der
mabre g0lterfrieoen foru11er: Der
3niammeniblnB u5u uobrbnft fotbo-
lifder HnnuflDslidffeit" SOB miro
MIR oatrd 2iebe beiiegt, uro MiBtrm1-
EN- MIR 6lr9 merffftdtiige, fItid ielbit IN
0pfer ber5ebrenbe &aritas er1tpaff-
net. Dns 1T Die Sapferfeit 1rrro Der
@eroismns, beren MIR iebt Dor aaerr
bebiirfen.
rDoB 70 groBe 8iele nit n11nter fla~
rerer geltimmtbett ib lett Dor Dem
6eutidben golfe erbeben, urro bob es
l6ie Moglidfeit nn6 6ie Sreibet be-
fonm1er bat, ioIde 3iele iebt ar151t.
itreben m1t6 IN 6ieiem Mnitreben ieine
aan3e:innere @roBe 1pie6er 81 e11tfal-
ten, 6as 1T iderlid 1don Elm iitarfer
Mntrieb, mts 1trtdtiger 8er5agtbeh
|fih d1 erbeben n16 frobb uno n11tttg
bag groBe @erf an5ngeben."
Moge 6eg @erfaiiers Mnltng, bob
oag oeutide 8olf tpie6er gu &0ben ge-
!langen mer6e, u6ie ebler nrt6 rei1ler
fino oIs oieienigen, Sic nns frMgeriih
III 10 tra11rige Mgriiuoe fihir5en lie
ben" td in abiebbarer 98uff1ttf er-
fHIent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Gin Bil0 ans Sent RReifts
lan&.
gsie es Id BEN bon ben Mlliiertea be.
iekter beatideu Suoaitrieses
biet altsiiebt.

nA1IS 0eMt SltOllliCIeBeuleI ue@.
teIt iib Elm 8eridt, Der benz Sollpt'
q~,sortier 6es Mmerican 6rienoS ger.
nice @omaaittee, 90 Soutb 5lpelfte
5treet. 8buaoelpbin. Ba.. bon ei1le11
MtgIieoe ieiner, Miiiion IN ellest1
BON mo- aus Dos &ilfstperf fiir Den
Mahr.Dt1trift aeleitet miro, far5lid
5agesangen lit. Ser 8eridt bot oa-
D,,rh cine aftupQe 8e6eutt1ng gerpo11.
men, baB eni Sell iener Gege11o Der
@dauplas Ger Snbaiion Der Mul1er'
len aetporoen lit. Der 8efis pes fob.
len. urb erareiben &ubr-Diltrttts II
ser title Gra11m Der fran5olifde1 8e'
paltoiplomatie. 60 folgt Der 8eridf:
u9dnea 1T ser %flarblane 6ebr,iar-
ntorgett beridhpunoen, grdat utao
6a1n1pf getnonoen u1lter ben 0ilterer
@audfabne1,, amiiden Dem 5tampfen.
Sm1ien un6 &reti9en Der Gdbrifen
ln6 giienbuttemsSsrr0a,itrie 8e5irf.
u@inem @aloe bon Sbloten. Sod
Sfen ,1nb giiengeriiiten eutgegen, Der
iib fdorf umrifien gegen ben fable1
&orisort redt, fiibrt bic SlndH bon
SabrifltraBen, 6ie unier aatto ourd}.
eilt, id9ei1rbar 1tar ourb cine eir3tge
Snouitrieitaot. 8ir modten gla1t@
Ben, nod inr11er in @iien 5n lein,
aber oas 6robnenbe @ieiendperf bier
limits lit 1ie @nte Sofnfungsbiitte,ur o
mir iino alio in 9berbauien. Beiter
ge6t's.
u5terfrooe! 8ir ipreden anf Dem
8obIfabrtsamte bor. 8ir getpt111te1
iii ser Siiriorgeidmeiter Die oenfbar
bette Silbrerin fir Den Borm1ttag.
Ratiirlid 5uerlt CUR S6ulfinoeripet-
Jung. 8ieoer 6erielbe nieoeroriider-
Sc Mnblid qan5 nntererndbrter &i1r-'
Ger. @ie es ibnen fbmedt! l1no pie
fem oos @ei5enbadmerf buffet! Wie
pielen Miittern mag Die @emibbett
gerubigung nro grleidterutg beoe1t,
ten, bnB penigItens einn1ol ant Cage
ibre ian6er cine ausrei6enoe pnrme
Mablseit aus %nabrbaften 2ebensrntts
teln erbalter. 8ie liebeboa bon Den
aleine11 Ser uQuddertopf" bebaroelt
miro in Dem ite ibren &afao erbal=
tent
Sn einer S6ule Der Nadbnridaft
finoet geraoe cine dr5tli6e Hnterlu-
dung fir 1ie rdidite Speiinngsperto.
Sc itatt. Die S%eitfte1ung Der &orper-
fiiae nod &obrer beoelttet ltunoer1=
mnges 8iegen lt1r6 Meiien. Sror1111g
ntub Disaiplin Der Sda1liugetro trium-
pbiererr urb bereinfaden Die miibla=
me dratlliidde Mrbeh. Sos flappt pie
Elm gut futlffionieren6er Mpparat
Mebr als 3abler un0 @etpidt iipridd
aber fmr ben Mr5t oft Der eridre'
demo abgemndgerte e1fbl0Bte Sberfor.
per 6es @inbes BET raditHfb ftarfe
2eib Die benntsitebert6en &ippe1, Die
0a1r6ii9tige Bldiie un0 Ole tltberffn-
log frarfer Mligen. .8iele &inoer,"
fagt oie 5dtpeiter, unr0gen fiA midi
als5ieben BEL Ser nnteriub11m TIRES
fdIedter o6er gar nibt mebr Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

hanoenert u~nter3eugg megen. GGos1 ei-
mem Blnfler 8iibden iagt ur1s bic Sch
rerin, Dob ser &leine I'M nuterri9t
beItdroig Dor griHOpf1tng einihlaft
Son oieiem Sungen 1Deib Der 4rat,
bob sic Satnilie fait aQe Climber an
9uberfuloie herloren ba.
Sin traalrig aapitel biloet aud
6ie sdp.bnot. Sic 88abI Der &i1loer
nit 2eoeridnben iit iebr gerirg.. Ml.s.
detretene, idynobofte 9olaidplbe ((ttrug
|friiber elm 0e1,tides Mrbeiterfino Sol3.
idube2) aerriiiene Hantoffel. ole bau.
fig gemeiniornes gigentum nebrerer
Somilienmitglieoer iino - o6er md
MIR 2appen nit 8inofa6en I'M Die
|guBe gepidelt. Waande &inoer laufe1t
nuf ibrer, b0uig berlutapten 5ofer,
|bie feline Sausfrun Der @et mebr
ltopfen f0r1te. Mber Elm &aar anitdr1
|bige SoIaidl.be fhitet is Mnrf, nab.
reno 2eoerfdube nidt inter t5O Waarf
5l baben fift0.
vWas lit Ole 5dubaot, Dergliden
NIT Der @obnunggnot! Gin fenbter
|@n,n6, Dunft nttb Stub binnebeno
iiber 0os nranielige Sod. Anf Der
Seine flattert 8aide, unb Der Mratlg
eines 8ergnrbetters, bei6es nid9t
mebr al flider. 4ber ba Neles I'M.
eridtpingli6 1T Qlrbeitsiidarbe atno
Mrbeitsblu1e foiten $50 Morf1, miro
.es tpieoer uno mieoer gepaiden. Ser
-@in6, ser id]on iiber ole Shorniteire
qeltriden 1T, bldBt melardoliib
6urb Ole &iiie un6 Solder uro fubrt
StpoBen< uro &oblenitauh nit.
,Mngeidtpar5t tpie bic Naide lit
.a11h ole einnnal peiB getpeiene 3ie-
ge, Die bier geniigfam graft, IN glud-
li6er acknowledgement, bob eS andJ
before Ma1engrutt0e gibt, als bieies
pom @inter berpelfte 1tn0 bonn Stub
geldapar5te @rns. @lidlib iino ole
2eute, pelde fi9 3iegen balten TOM
men, aber lire 3abl lit gering. 9le
3iege liefert m~euigltetts ettpas Mtl6
fir Bic bel gu Dielen 4irpoer uno bic
ff0rperli9 biel 5u uberlaitenen Srnu-
en-. ssS1 oen 9aus6en ielbit mobnerl
in gerooeauitan0al0ien lanitaren Ser
baltmien-lotpei 8allepabflnb nro
.Soiletten IN Srage fomnpen eng
5u1anmengeordngt bret biz pier So
milien. Cine iebe bot ein 3i1n1rer
uno elm Heines blnfles N%ebengelaB.
Sn 6em ein5igen 3inuner, in benz mir
troB bes fladern0en &lhenberoes
balo eistalte 5iBe befom1ner, lpielt
lih 6as qan5e tranrige 2eben Der
Samilie ab, nit &od9en, Glen Sdla-
fen, GROCER 8aide, SpieI uno S@ul-
urbeit ser &iroer, @obenbeH Sa11gs
ltngspflege, @ronfbeb 11n6 500. 9l-
les, tpa9 0iie 2erte beiiBen, bepabren
lie bier ouf. Selbit Die 9%o1erfralit.
faIier lino 5nifd)en BeH unb 8erb ge-
flerland. Sos &nfeifen on Der ibaobof~
ten Sanstiire. 90 l1nglmd bonn &anie
.abbaltem nber Ser 8a9 11rb Der inr1r
|pfige Boben fdiden rnbtDeunbbar III
re giHigen Seine in's Snl1s.
uSn Ger 5ieoerei nrbeitert SSlnger1
Inn otter BON IA big 18 Sabren. &iin-
berb61l6e - man ffar11 lie fa11t1 un-
.berg rent1e11 $50. Bel Ser Mrbeh an Der
E@oble, oem 8%fennp1trH oeg tpirtIdyaft
III .poIhifden sSrtereiie atpeier Gro
|teile. 81 Der &oferei nrbeite1t nod
'Srurerr. 8Gbren6 oes &rieges baben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
MnflSi111g Ser &amu1er angeoeittd.

2onbon, 81. Mdr5 Ser 2ons
Doner Einreg miro iWier Mailarb be-
ridtet, nod 511~berldifigen Nodridfen
babe 1id Der itnlienifde Meinifterprd-
fioent @ioIitti ert0giiItig entf9lofien,
1ie Observation-Disclosures n11f5nlofen.
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