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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
Confirm Resolution for
LAYING of DubaiL SelUeT

What presages. in all probability.
theft final order on proposed new
work, the board OF public works
confirmed a resolution for the laying
OF a pipe sewer on Dubaii av., at
their regular meeting last night. The
proposed pipe sewer viii extend
from Leer st. TO the first alley east
OF Clyde 81.
Assessment rolls on work COM
pleted were filed and confirmed by
the board as follows: cement walk
on the north side Of Camapu st;
curbing and grading on Greenlawn
as. from Nishawaka av. 20 Jeffer-
son blvd; pipe sewer In the alley
east OF St. Peter St, from ColfaX
10 Ia Sale avs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
PurSIey GiUen Jail Term
On Petit Larceny Count

Ben PursIey, colored, charged with
burglary and grand larceny in an
indictment. escaped with a finding
of petit larceny, Jail sentence OF
three months and SO fine. Pursley
was indicted for taking an electric
pair of hair clippers from Paul Pei
gel, 1921 W. Washington St The
burglary charge carried within a 10
10 20 year sentence while the grand
larceny statute provides two to II
wears
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
To GiUe Christmas Program
At First Christian Church

The AmphiOn quartet Of the First
Christian church Will present a
Christmas Musical program at the
church Sunday night at 1880 o'clock
assisted by Lorene Elbel Witwer. 4
program Will also be presented at
1915 o'clock in the forenoon. The
quartet consists OF a. W. Logsdon,
first tenor, L. W. Noise. second ten
or. DR.. O. b. Scandling, baritone and
l.. L. Kemfer, base.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
Former Senator Flags Trans
pOrtatiOn and Tax Meas
ures at Rotary Meet.

The hour Of our test Is here. We
are called to answer whether we
nave been idly Boosting or whether
we have had in our hearts the great
principles of human liberty.
Every problem Of business. every
problem OF property, every ques-
ton Of international relation must
be solved in accordance with the
great document given US by our
fathers, who, believe, were inspired
by God TO write this guide TO human
liberty and progress. We must turn
away from those appeals that are
even now being made TO cast aside
one after another, of the pillars OF
this structure.
AS an American, 1 exult in the
challenge OF this hour. The path is
clear. We must turn away from
every temptation to desert the ira
ditions which we call American civ
ilization and by cltnging to them, we
shall emerge into the better day
Analyses Depression Causes.
Into this closing appeal for a
back 10 the Constitution" move
ment. former Senator Albert J. Bev-
eridge on Wednesday night closed a
sane. constructive, pitiless analysis
of the causes Of business depression
and the way out.
His address was directed to the
thinking intelligence of the audi
ence and he resorted to the elo-
quenc of which he is master. only in
his Grafton when he appealed for
courage and GOODNESS in a time when
temptations would come to panic OF
desperation.
His address before the Rotary
Club and their families was given
the closest Of attention by an audi
ence that completely filed all avail
able seats in the big dining room al
the Oliver hotel.
The Plight OF Business" was the
topic and he traced depression "a
the failure OF the present transpor-
tatiOn systems. the tax laws passed
by congress. and the congealing OF
investing capital IN tax-exerlpt Sc
curiues. all in violation of natural
economic laws. He traced the diff
culties OF the railways to the early
footing Of the roads by the masters
of capital. a wrong that was met
and corrected, and TO the domina-
ton Of labor chiefs IN the railway
workers. whom he called the Elm
visible government"
DenOunces AdamsOn law.
The Adamson law and the meth
DDS by which it's passage was forced
he denounced as raising a larger
question than that raised by the
Civil war for it meant, he declared
the domination of government by q
group.
Unless some escape is found
from the intOlerable conditions" the
former senator said. the weaker
lines Will be IN the hands Of re-
ceivers by August and the larger
systems in the hands OF the govern
nlent within a year. Transportation
is one Of the fundamental factors OF
prosperity and business must have il
cheaply and efficiently or II cannot
exist" He also pointed TO the fact
that the freight on a car load OF
wheat from Iowa TO Chicago is
equal 20 the value Of the cargo - an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
Arrest State EmplOye
For Padding PdyTOlLs

LAPORTE. Ind. Dec 2l--Charg-
ed with defrauding the state b. pad
ding payroIls. Joseph Zimmerman.
arrested Tuesday night az Mount
Clemens. Mich was brought here
"Wednesday night and lodged in pail
20 await trial The arreE ~ Zim-
norman at Mount Clemens for
boOLegging gave the officers q clew
20 his where bouts. He returned
without extra ditlou papers Zlm-
Norman was in tho employ ~ -hs
state highway commission when the
padded payr0l-s was brought 20
light. The amount OF his specuia-
lions Ls not known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
BEVERIDGE TO ADDRESS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Students Of the High school VIII
be addressed by former Sen. Albert
J. Beveridge at mass meeting this
morning in the school auditorium.
Mr.. Beverage delivered an address
at the annual family banquet OF the
Rotary club in the Oliver hotel last
night and spoke TO the high school
students of LapOrte earlier Wednes-
day.
A special assembly Of high school
students and instructors viii be
called at s o'clock at the school
building to hear the noted orator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
STEAMER BEACHED.

BALTIMIRE. Nd, Dec. 21.-The
steamer Cambridge. with a large
number or passengers aboard. has
been blown aground near Claiborne,
Nd, by the heavy gale sweeping
the Chesapeake bay. The steamer
Harrington went TO the Cambridge
assistance but is unable 70 take of
the passengers because OF the high
seas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
Sir COIOred Gamblers to
Face Trial This Morning

SIX negroes, arrested Tuesday
night by local police on charges OF
gambling. Will face trial this morn
ing in city court. The defendants
were arraigned before Judge Omacht
Wednesday morning and their trials
set en- bloc for that time.
The arrest followed a hurry call TO
oueu a street fight in the basement
OF 123 E. Colfax ST. Sergt. Roberts
and Detective Luther, who answered
the call discovered the game and the
arrests followed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
CItu Briefs

Special musical numbers by the
Lions quartet featured a closed
business meeting Of the Lions club
held Wednesday noon IN the Turk
ish room OF the Oliver hotel. The
quartet Is composed OF Cubs Ander-
son, Rausch, Beistle and Cover. Cub
GOffeney was the accompanies. Plans
for the annual attendance drive
dinner were discussed.
Two complaints for divorce were
fled in superior court No. /, Wed
nesday. Marie Clarke seeks a de-
cree from Ralph Clarke and George
Edwards from Hattie Edwards.
Grounds OF cruelty are alleged IN
both cases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
HOLD SUSPECT.

CHEBOY GAN, Mich, Dec. I'll
A man said 10 closely resemble Eu-
gene Leroy. wanted by Detroit police
IN connection with the trunk muir
der mystery that was revealed in
the finding OF a trunk IN New York
in July. 1920. containing a woman's
body, was detained by police tonight
for invest cation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
Sparks From Chimney Are
Cause of Small Roof Fire

Sparks from a chimney ignited the
roof of the residence Of William I.
Stafford, at 2114 S. St. joseph St,
about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Central No. and No. 10 fire depart
ments answered the still alarm and
the blaze was quickly extinguished.
Damage amounting 20 SO resulted.
Central and No. stations re-
sponded 10 false alarm at 421 y.
Main St, about 1890 o'clock last
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Hear-
ings in the Interstate Commerce
commission investigation into the
present level Of all transportation
rates. scheduled for resumption Jan.
9. have been postponed until Jan.
il. according TO a notice given out
Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22
TWO HOLIDAYS.

Banks and business houses Of
South Bend will observe Christ
mas and New Years days hoH-
days by closing Monday, Dec. rs.
and the following Monday. Jan.
2. according to a general an
nounoement made "Wednesday
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

WHO CARTS
wILLIAAfsPORT. Pa. Dee 2T-HarTT Gate ~
~restm0nt farms near Canton. wednesday claimed
ownership Of che worlds champion butter I'M pro-
ducing cow. saying his Crestuant duchess nrm-lT 81.
completed tests covering tnf days ir watch re-lo4
she produced s23 pounds az butter fat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-22

MUST HAVE lost IT!
CHICAGO. Dec Civilian l.. GoEEtns s., re-
puted have bottled the first bottle ~ beer FOR the
Schlitz Brewing Co. attempted 10 commit suicide
wednesday. Tic fired bullet ia bis head az the
Eiks club. Goggin recently came 90 Chicago from
his farm az Douglas. Mich.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
3 HEALTH FIRST
+ +
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Daisy Dee Furrow, County Nurse.

THE examination of school child
rem from the standpoint of health
always reveals the most alarming
percentage of defects. In this coun
try the uniform percentage of
children with decayed teeth is nine
ty-eight out Of every hundred.
Dental defects constitute the
most numerous OF all defects of the
body that IRE found during medical
inspection.
The children who are in greatest
need of attention to the teeth arr
found among those from four t.
eight years Of age.
The percentage greatly decreas
es In the older groups.
These defective teeth gre respop
sible for many Of the serious dis
,aurbances OF the general health
md especially Is this true of tho
;o-called rheumatic" affections, dis
cases of the heart snd digestive dis
turbances. No system of healtl
supervision of children can possibl.
oe effective that does not secure thu
successful treatment of dental de
tects, or that fails to instruct par
,nts in dental prophylaxis.
In those fortunate communities
where there is q school dentist the
children should be encouraged tt
visit his clinic. The time is comm
according to Modern Medicine, wher
the school dentist will be consider
ed just as necessary part OF thr.
school system as the principal him
self.
In school dental work, where is L
impossible, on account Of a lack o.
facilities. to care for the teeth Of al
the children, then the teeth of tn;
children Of the first two or three
grades should receive attention
first. 30 that eventually the per
centase Of healthful mouths In thu
upper grades will be increased.
In these days when it has become
fashionable to distribute large gobs
of money for charitable and socia'
ogical purposes, 1t would seem tha'
one Of the very best methods E
benefitting ones fellow man wou
be to found, in all large commuri
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
Burr Croft and sister Ellen visit.

Burr Croft and sister Ellen visit.
ed the school Friday afternoon.
Nellie White spent "Wednesday
night with her friend Gertie Stew
art
Mrs. Groti called on Mira Lindsey
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Wakemsn spent Thursday at
Cheney Center. at the Pike home.
CO. w. Stockton and family spent
Sunday at the Hopkins home.
Mrs. Pike who has been under the
doctors care at Dodge City arrived
home Sunday.
Newl Kennedy who has been sick
for so long Is some better this
week.
Blanche Stockton was Holly Wis
itoF Monday morning.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
And that's No Dream!

When the dust is on the counter
and the cobweb's on the shelf, there
il no one in the store but your own
lisheartened self, and your stock Is
Getting self-worn and everything
looks stale, and bills enough are
olning in to make a banker pale
Oh, thcn's the time q fellow is feel
ing kind O blue and is puzzled with
The thought of the proper thing
to do. In such y situation but one
remedy >applies-if you want to get
the customers, you've got to adver-
tise!
The automobilists seem to think
that fences and telephone poles are
not properly placed, from the num-
Der OF the same which they at
bempt to remove.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
THE WARDROBE
CLEANERS.
J oHENEY oENrER CUTS.
Is&s&s.4&ss.ss44 .

Last week:
Mr.. Mickey. one Of the first set
tiers on the south side .And who has
been In the east for the past year,
has been in this vicinity the past
week shaking hands with old
friends and neighbors. Mr.. Mickey
loft Monday evening for eastern
Kansas. where he expects to make
his home.
c. w. Stockton and family spent
ing for Lamar where he has been
called to act as juryman.
Pearl Hurley left Monday for
Oklahoma. where she will visit for
few weeks with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hart were
transacting business in Holly Mon.
day
Mr.. Pike is adding new porch
his house which improves the looks
Of Cheney Center ever so much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy and son
Newl, who started to Denver last
week got rs far as Lamar hospital
where the XRgy was used. Newl is
taking treatments from the Lamar
doctor now and Is some better.
They returned home Saturday even
Ing.
John Pringle WAS transacting
business in Holly Thursday.
+. B. Kennedy was transacting
business in Holly Saturday morn.
ing.
Dave Weeks is working for c. w.
Stockton, this week
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28

ties. dental dispcnsarics where
those who cannot afford the ser
vices Of tho skilled.@dentist could
take their children.-to have their
little lives made something better
than one long memory OF raging
toothaches.
The Garden City Herald is run
ming a reminiscent column in which
the events OF thirty-five years ego
are recorded. Last week this to!-
uInn contained a sensational item
concerning a former well.known resi-
lent OF La .Junta,- who Joined the
great majority about three years
ago-to this effect: "A mob ut
Coolidge attempted to hang Rev. NJ.
Finity for making prohibition
speech. As the reverend gentleman
was all the same size from his legs
up, the mob in its hurry got the
ro1,o too low down and Mr. Finity
escaped strang,llation." Judge
Ffnity always had the courage of
his convictions. and was very plain
spoken whenever the occasion de.
handed it. But just think OF a
MN being nobbed these days for
heing a prohibitionist. Why, all OF
',s are pI j. ',Itionists these days
because we have to be. No other
condition is possible Junta
Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
Look Spiick
and Span

EVEN a well worn suit
will present that nifty
appearance when we are
through with it. Our
system Of cleaning, press
ing and repairing leaves
nothing further to be
done. i
We give special atten-
tion to the delicate fab
rics of ladies garments
No injury whatever.
Neither the work nor
the price can tbe discount
ed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
rri1loer lDie ben Srlanbs beoroben.

nli1loer Die ben Srlan0s beoroben.
8ritiide Diplomatic perlangt, baB
Die Ser. 5taaten @eidaftsteilbaber in
Der britil6en Girnla meroen, Die 8elt
81 beberri6en. 5trauben lie li6, 10
iinb iie ols mogli6er Nibale nit ber-
ielben gerni6tung bebrobt> mie es bie
Deutider maren, bie ais NiDalen tat
idd)li6 bernibtet mnrben! 2loDb
George ielber bot neulid I'M Sanie
LOT Commons gar15 l1raln11nun6en er-
fldrt: vIeidts ipiiroe Die britiiden
Domtnio1rs uno ibr Sutherland mebr
lbefrieotgen als ein arrangement, oas
bnen Die @etpibbeit gdbe, es tperoe1r
6as britiide empire nnb ole Berei-
lnigten Stanten Seite an Settle in ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17

ge militdriihe 8ebrn1adt unb 5tar.
fe. Der grobe @eb1rten5umad)S TT
cine ernIte @efnbr, nrlo es more iebr
tDribt, oieIe @efabr nidt bur6 not
menoige Mabregeln a%b5mtpeaben ebe
es sa Ipat lit, uniere 5i6erbeit, ia,
unlere @1iiten5 aufredt5uerbalten.
@ir f0jttlren ibnen sic &in0erbermeb-
rnng nidt gut berbieten, aber mir
lolten bie Miaiarben bon @ol6marf
nidt peridpenoen, iorbern gut a11s
! menoen; benn Sic b0fen 9eut1den be-
ab1idtigeu, Sic @olbmarf nns mie6er
abannebmer, nnb 5tpar init 3inien.
Die oeutiden &inbern tperben gu bie.
tent 3mede er5oaen. 51on IN Der
Sdu1le lernen bieie &in6er bic Neus
geborenen lieben, nn0 man lebrt Die
g6ulfinoer, ipie ~notmenbig &in6er=
reihtum fir 0as 2anb 1ei. 9iefe mo.
raliide @r5iebung miro I'M Seim fort.
geiebt. Darin liegt Die @efabr fir
uns."
Die Mngit bie aus 6iefen Muslai.
iungem ipridt, gonnen mir feinem
fransoliiden &un6e. Selfen mir Tie
mebren, iroem mir onrb a11sgiebige
SilfstQtigfeit Mi0ionen 6euti9enain-
oern Sic @efnn6beit erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
WaRrer patrietistmms.

Cine prddttge Observation-Disclosures
tag=8otidaft bat Der @eneralgouber
neur BON Canada, Baron 8png, er>
laiien. sic entbdlt 1rr iteben @or
tie unb lautet: u&onor TIE bead bp
belping TIE libing." Das mub @efal=
len erregen nnb miro ie0em gefn0en
Ser aopf nn6 9er5 anf 6em re6tem
5led bat. Mit BEN i60n1ten &ebe1t
nn0 Ser ldngiten Haro6e ber1bufft
man nit einem ein5igen 6arben0en
|ebemaligen .Solbaten bes groBet1
&rieges Mrbeit. Die Gotten brouben
nidts mebr. Dus 8eite, 1pas man IL
men geben fam, lit Elm titles @e6en=
fen. Die gerdnidpouen @%u1rogebun-
gen an ibren @ruften iteben 5u Ser
itiaen Sragif 6iefer @riifte in idrof=
fem @egeniab. Mud nit Der gerdnid-
bouen &11n6geb11ng bieier Nrt idafft
man 0as @len6 nibt ons ser Welt,
6as ser &rteg nnb Ser Sriebe iiber
iie gebrodt bot. Man laiie Sic Eoten
ruben nn6 berbelfe sen 2eben6en 5u
elmer men1dtpiirbigen griiten5. Darin
erfennt man nn6 itbt man SEN mobr=
mften Gotriotism1ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
meraft lie leiSett.

Die Jiibrer 0es 6eutider @olfes
leioen an elmer Naibit4t unb einem
0ptimismus, Die beinabe berbre6eri16
itno. Ser friibere 9taatsffefretdr 0eS
MenBeren 81. Stolen, ertpartet, baB 6ie
Mbriiit1ngsfonferen8 5una6it etnen
0iden Strib 6urb oie 9dul0en Der
miierten MAIDEN miro. MIs @egenlei=
flung meroen ole Muiierten einen 6i-
den Gfri9 6ur6 Die 6euti9e &rigs,
emi6aoiglng MAIDEN. Ser 9oftor
&oien NIT Ser roiafarbigen 8riue
monbelt alio, obne es 5n tDilien, anf
0enielben @e0anfeng1ngen, Sic SSH
liam Servings 8rDan manbelt, Der 1T
Sen lebten Sabren auf nn6eren ber=
febrten 8nbnen angetroffen tp1r6e.
3ns obiol1te Groftloie an 0ie}er 6ert
iden &egierung lit, DOB fie ii6 ielbIt
GIT elmer poqfommen pa1iben Noue
bernrteilt. Grob ieiner militariiden
uno finan3ieQen 9dtpGde bfG6et
9e11t1dlan6 imnter nod eiren getpii=
fen Taftor, Der feline Mahtmittel uuf
Ser einen p6er Ser an6eren Seite in
0ie 8ngidaIe perfen fonn. Das tun
5um8eiipiel sic tiirfiiden Rationoli=
item, sic bnrd lire geididte Diplomn=
tie bie @roBmddte gegeneinanoer nns
fpielen 1tr6 fiid ba6nrd auf bem
Sd,altplab bebonpten. Mber De11t1h-
lar6 hnt Sen @ilen CUR nntertperf1tng
gum bebit1gungs1oien Nadgeben, nn6
eine iolde Holitif muB naturnottpen-
oig 5ltm ltntergarg fiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Kanit Gmrepa Mberles
ben?

Inter oieiem Eitel, 0er pie in eng
Iano arobes Mufieben erregt, 10 ond}
IN 5ronfreih ni6t obne 8eadtung
bIeibt, bat 2obat Sraier int 2onoomer
SunbaD Bietoral, Oct bonn 8ruoer
2oro Rortbcliffs, oem 2oro &atber.
mere berausgegeben nitro, einen Mr~
tifel geldrieben, Ben man in eng
Iano nidn binter ben Spfegel itedt.
6rafer mar mabreno oes &rieges elmer
Ser befonnteiten unb energiidten &e-
6afteure Ser Nortbcliffpreiie uno bat
nut, fei11en 5tanopunft nidt MIR MO-
oifi5iert, ionoern, tpie mott iagen
fam, g1r5lib %geanoert. gS beiBt
in oieIem Mrtifel 1tnter an6erm:
Meine Mnii6t lit nit auem Nad=
Druid, baB guropo rie iein @leidge-
spidt t%pieoerfinoen miro, iolange
9ertf6lan6 niht uieoer ltabil lit.
8ir miiiien bag Sabgeidaft aufgeben
uro urs ON Die funbamentalen mirt-
idsaftliden GatInd)en balten. Die @r-
11ahrne, europa tonne iberleben ,per11
9eutidIonb berfdM o6er nit SiiBen
aetreten nirb, ober bent &ommunis=
mus anbei1nfdm, itebt NIT ser Be-
Bo1tpturrg u1f elmer Stufe; Elm Mann
fanrt obne zines ieiner bitolen Srga=
ne ~tpeiterleben. 5elbit Srarfrei6 fdngt
an at merfen, 6oB BEL aler 8odfam=
felt iein mirflides Sntereiie 6o@ in
Der @~erfteG1tng elmer bernunftigen
grosperitat in 9entiblano 11,rb ri9t
in leiner grltida1ng liegt. Maridon
Sod. goinoare, 5ar6ieu nn6 anbere
fbreden nidt fir 6as gatt5c Sronf-
reid,."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Delesitintffte.

8ie menig 6as 8olf Die ltmgebs
'ung Ser Brobibitionsitimme fir Elm
eb~renribriges 8ergeben balt, gebt
an belten aus Dem Musfau Ser @abl
in Buffalo i'm 9taate SEEM Sort Der
Dor. 9ort mur6e Ser 8rouereibeliber
59tpab nit ettpa 5000 Stimme11
Mebrbeit gum 8iirgerlneiiter getpablt
obtpobl nod immer cine Mnflage noe.
gen l1ebertretung ser Prohibitions
beitim1nllngen gegen i'm int 8unbes.
gert6t i1tDeM. Sobn Morinritp, ser
fir5li6 tpegen gefestpi6rtgen 5dnops
ban6els int 8un6esgeribt 5n elmer
Celebrate bon $4,000 bernrteit mor<
BEN tuar, tp1r6e gum 5a1perbiior Ger
eriten @ar6 ertudb1t. Deutlider 4pie
6teies WaNergebnis bdtte iib Sic
8olfsihmn1e nobl fa11m bemerfbor
md)en fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Gin 9mter Mmtam9.

Die anipra9e bes Sralioenter
Saroing on sic CUR @r0ffnungslisuna
u~eriammelten 9elegaten our Abrult.
ungsfonferen5 mar ser @elegenbe1t
luiirOig uno ansemelien. Sbre blu"
menrei6e &eoensarten, aber in Mber@
5e1genoen @ortet1 gab er Sen grtpar=
tangen Musbrud, lpelde oie gauge
@elt auf oiele &onferen5 geiebt bat,
uno fpra1 Die 3uDeriidt aus, oaB
auh a11bere Nationen bon ben glei-
den Ielbitloien 8e1peggriin0en gelet=
tet ieien. Ser ebrlide Biue, nod be-
item &rdften uno uneinbeflubt Sen
8egl,ngen Des Safes eber Nei0es 5ur
2oiung ser 8robleme b%ei5utragen,
tpel6en Ii9 Ste @elt bel1te gegeniiber
iiebt, uno bas Gertrouen a1,f Sen glet=
den guten @inen BEL Sen an6eren
aonferensteilnebmern flangen 0urdy
Die &eoe bes B%raiioenten.
Mu6 bot Stats lefretar @ugbes
als 8orliser ser &onferen5 nit ieinem
unterbreiteten 8lan fir gini9ra11fun=
gen Der Giiitl1ngen 5ur See etnen
nor5ugliden Infang gen1adt. St bat
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Spiel sl ipieIen geoenft, often onf
Ben Gid gelegt nnb ooourd Ole onoe>
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notigt in gleider @eile gu oerfabren,
tpolle11 iie ii6 nidt Dem @er0adte
ausieben, ooB ite Elm folides Spiel
beobiidtigen. @enieitens in 0ieler Nn=
geIegenbeit biirfte Die erite ser bier
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dung gelangen. Die Mbriiitungsfon=
feren5 bat iomit giinitig begonnen 1tno
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5oH bon nns at boffen gepogt bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
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