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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-06

cIation said. Men who violate pr0hl-
hItion laws for sordid gain are not like
Iy 20 obey other laws and the respect
for law among all classes steadily di-
minlshes as our people become familiar
with and tolerant to wholesale Grimm
ality"
The Bar Association went on record
as follows.
The people Of the United States have
undertaken to suppress the age-old evil
Of the liquor traffic. When for the
qualification Of their appetites lawyers.
bankers merchants and manufacturers
and social leaders. both men and women
scof at the law or any other law, they
are aiding the cause Of anarchy and
promoting mob violence. They are SOW
ing dragons teeth. and they need not be
surprised when they find that no judi
cial or police authority can save our
country or humanity from reapihg the
harvest"
Public sentiment is becoming awake
to a realization that the rum runner"
who is being made hero in the COL
umns Of some newspapers, is. in point
Of fact, smuggier who is trying to
evade the revenue laws and is on all
fours with the criminal who endeavors
to smuggle jewelry, precious stones or
any other articles past the custom
house.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-06
Wave of Law Violation Breeding Def
ance and Contempt of All Government

Washington. Oct 3-The address Of
Attorney General Daugherty upon RE
spect for the Law before the annual
convention Of the American Bar Asso-
elation. taken in connection with GER
tain activities in the internal revenue
department and the prohibition en-
forcement unit Of that department is
believed 10 forecast an aggressive cam
paign against the Iawless element
which are preaching and practicing op-
en- violation Of the Constitution and the
federal laws.
The brazen defiance not only Of the
itself. by those who are opposed to the
Eighteenth amendment and by those
who hope to profit financially by vio-
lating the laws plus the encouragement
openly given this class by public men
and certain influential newspapers have
aroused the authorities to a realization
that drastic action must the taken or
the country will be engulfed in a wave
Of outlawry.
A Question of Law and Order
As Attorney General Daugherty
pointed out in his address in Cincin-
natl before the American Bar Associa-
tlon, the time has passed for discus
sion of the Eighteenth amendment. It
is now an integral part of the American
Consultation and 1t must be enforced.
1t is the duty of every citizen to obey
it, 1t does not matter whether some
like It or not, for, as the Attorney Gen
eral said ut is the duty of the min
ority. as well as the majority, to obey
the law" And II those who do not like
"A particular law or a constitutional
amendment are permitted to disregard
must be granted those who do not like
some other law or constitutional provl-
sion. Once this is granted, there Is an
end to orderly government
Representative and stable govern
ments permit and encourage the utmost
freedom Of discussion of the wisdom Of
enacting new laws but no stable gov
ernment can permit any debate as to
whether a law. once enacted, is to be
enforced To countenance open, insol-
ent, repeated and widespread defiance
Of law and the authorities Is to admit
the government is without sincerity,
courage and strength, that orderly pro-
cesses have broken down and the con-
stitutional guarantees of protection to
life and property are worthless.
Lawlessness MultIplies Itself.
- nnnthnr ennnlrer at the Bar a $50
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-06
why Have Amy Constitution

Within the shadow or the capitol in
Washington there is being maintained
national headquarters of an association
which openly advertises is purpose to
be that of opposing the Eighteenth
amendment. 1t has an office force and
publicity and mailing departments. 1t
is being asked If an active organlza-
tion can exist for the open and avowed
purpose Of opposing and nullifying the
Eighteenth amendment to the Constitu-
tion, why may not organizations be cre-
ated and financed by parties interested
in opposing and multiplying the income
tax amendment, the right of trial by
jury amendment, the freedom Of relig-
ion, speech and press amendment; the
right of private property amendment or
any clause of the original Constitution
which may not suit some class Of citi-
zens?
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-06
SUMMON

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
oregon for the County Of Morrow
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE CoUN-
TY OF MORROW.
Earnest w Meyers,
Plaintiff,
John Earhart, Daniel Ear-)
hart, George Earhart, Nary
Doe Earhart. whose true)
name Is unknown. a sister,
Of Theodore G. Earhart. de-)
ceased, and all the unknown)S n)SUMMONS
heirs Of Theodore G, Ear-)
hart, deceased. Also alD
other persons or parties un-)
known claiming any right)
title, estate, lien or interesD
in the real estate described)
in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
To John Earhart Daniel Earhart
George Earhart, Mary Doe Earhart
whose true name IL unknown, sister
OF Theodore G. Earhart deceased, and
all the unknown heirs of Theodore G.
lIarhart deceased. Also all other per-
sons or parties unknown claiming any
right title, estate. lien or interest in
the real estate described In the com
plant herein, Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you and each Of you are here
by required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the above
entitled court and cause on or before
six weeks from the date of the FIRST
publication Of this Summons upon you,
and II you fail to so appear or answer,
for want thereof. the plaintiff will ap-
ply to said court for the relief prayed
for In his complaint, to-wit: For a
decree that plaintiff be adjudged to be
the owner in fee simple Of the SEA.
Eh OF NWA, NWA Of NWA. sWk Of
NWA of Sec. One, in Twp, One, South
of Range "a, E, w. NJ, and that you and
each OF you be forever barred from
claiming any right, title. estate or in
terest therein, and for such other and
further relief as may be just and eqult-
able,
This Summons Is published upon you
in The Gazette Times once a week for
six consecutive weeks pursuant to an
order Of Hon Gilbert W Phelps. Judge
Of the above entitled court which order
Is dated the 18th day OF September,
1921, and the date Of the first publica-
tion Of this summons Is September 22nd,
1921.
JOS. J. NYS,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-27

with Klamath Falls friends for some
time rs she will leave for Hawaii the
first OF August to take u position as
teacher. Miss Esther yeatch will nc
company her aunts on the return
trip to Grants Pass.
Mrs. Henry Folsom and son, An
drew, were in the county seat this
morning with butter and chickens
from their ranch in the valley.
N. ID, Burch. former project man
ager OF the orland irrigation pro-
jeot, who has been here for the past
few days on government business.
left this morning for Oakland. Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Holmes and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McPherren mo-
tored to Malin last night on a com
bined business and pleasure trip.
c. ii. Harrington, president OF
the Western Bond and Mortgage
company OF Portland, stayed over
night here Monday night. He was
enroute by auto TO Lakeview, thence
through eastern Oregon. inspecting
livestock conditions. The company
has many securities In the live
stock growing counties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-27

family left this morning for the
Weed camp where they will spend
the next two weeks.
Il. G. Spink was In town yester.
day evening from Idlerest on
Spring creek.
Ars. W. o. Smith left this mora.
ing for Ashland where she will
make a brief visit with her moth
er.
Mrs. w. S. Jenkins Of Chiloquin
was a passenger on the morning
train bound for Montague and San
Jose on an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. a. Mann accompanied by
Mrs. Jack Mann and twin daugh-
ters. returned yesterday from
Spring Greek where they have been
spending several days.
w. X. Brown is a city visitor to-
day from the Fort country.
Harry Booth was in town this
morning from his ranch on the
Keno read purchasing supplies.
Z. L. Hopkins who operates a
ranch at White Lake was a coun-
ty seat visitor this morning on
business.
The Cox brothers made an early
trip into town this morning after
supplies for the N. C. o. company.
l.. ID. Jackson. one OF klamath
prosperous farmers, was
trading with city merchants this
Mrs. w. w. Finley and Mrs. Ross
Finley returned this morning from
Merrill where they visited for several
days with Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Bailey
and Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. Finley accom-
panied by his son, Ross. Is In the
BLY, country on business this week.
L. l.. Arnett, a Swan Lake rancher,
Is in town n-today attending to matters
Of business.
Mrs. William Bailey, who was Miss
Nickerson before her marriage, is
here from Oakland, California, for an
extended visit with her cousin, Mrs.
c. T.. Solomon, and other relatives
and friends.
William Keesee, of the United
States navy, who has been here on a
20 days leave for visit with his
,amily, left this morning for Seattle
where he will return to his ship.
Rev. e. G. Hansen, Presbyterian
at Grants Pass, accompanied
,y Miss Augusta Parker and Miss
Gertrude Parker spent last night and
part Of today in this city on their
way home from Crater Lake. This
will be Miss Gertrude's last visit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-27
Personal Mention

Robert Damon. who has bcel
here visiting his aunt, Airs. +. +
Magee. left this morning for Col
Beach where he will take up worl
with the state highway commits
sion.
Miss Edith Bell left this morn
Ing for her home in San francisco
after two weeks visit with he
'aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. DoI
Zumwalt at their home on soutl
Riverside street.
Mrs. Rex Mcmillan returned Il
her home In Weed this morning
after a brief visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Low.
Mrs. Clyde Griffith was a county
seat visitor yesterday from hei
ranch on the Merrill road.
Mrs. Gus Hilyard accompanied by
her daughter, Gertrude, drove into
town yesterday TO purchase supplies
for their ranch east OF town.
Y. J. Barrett. forman OF The Her
aid office, has been III at his home
on Michigan avenue for the past
few days.
w. A. Koenick was in town today
from his ranch south OF town at
tending to business affairs.
Mrs. l.. Il. Friend left this
morning for Roseburg where she
will visit with her sister and other
relatives.
Allen Daniels. who, has been here
from Portland visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ralph Meadows. left this
morning for his home in the Rose
city. g-9.... r
Mrs. Laton Stephens and family
were in town shopping this morn
ing from their home on the Mer-
rill road. N- Id.
w. H. Gaddes is a city visitor
today from Eagle Ridge tavern.
@ e. X. Frank is a tourist visitor
here from Chicago. r
+. Eberhart and r. F. Eoerhart
of San Jose, California, are in the
city on a vacation visit.
: G. ]. Fischer is registered at the
White Pelican hotel from San
Francisco. & t
A. A. Murphy and wife are here
from Portland. They are guests at
the White Pelican hotel today.
Ira Orem was in town yesterday
from his ranch on the Merrill road
TO purchase supplies. Mr.. Orem
reports that most Of his hay is cut,
but not yet In the stack.
MRS. Fred Meachum Is visiting
here from her homo in Poe valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. barley and
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10
SOnt SObe a%bberuien.

Sehlcr. 5rou &otberine Cehler,
Die ieit Tohreu Elm flcinea Snoen9e-
Id)Gft an Der 3peiten StraBe betrleb,
mllr6c am Ntonto9 oui Dem Worft'
plae pom einent Sd)loqe ~getrofIen. Sic
ltarb buIo naf)oem lie nad) lbrcr
@obuunQ gebrod)t porocn mar. Gic
8eritorbeue MOI Die Bittlpe bon u.
y. Gcbler, eintn irii6cren Shub
bGnoler. Ste fpuroc nor 90 Sobren
in &ofoh %Qtboren, mohntc ober lolt
intuter in 90 Groiie. Cine Iod)tcr,
Trl. Mirnic Cebler, ionic orei
Sdmeitcrn, ponon cine, ,Sron Marp
Ncber. in ga Groiic mobnt. ithcrle-
ben lie. Die @eitottuno erfolQt hclte
ouf Dem GomlIlcn 9eQr0buiBqIntc
IN ser Mormon Goulec.
Witt. IN cjncm hieiiQcn Spital
itorb am Wontnp 6rc0erid 6. @itt
pon Gilbouru. NSiS. Ser Neritorbcne
muroc am 30. Sui 1885 in 90
Groiie ocboreu, ST binttrl0Gt Re
Satin mo 5mei &inber ionic feline
Gltern. Nrn. mo Nrou Nuaitit Nitt
IN "a Crescent mo iitbcu Wriioer
uno irui Sdlmeitcrn. Sic @citotturQ
crioIQtc am 0}ittmod) inter Amt>.
lcItnnQ pom Voitor @dmm AMI ncm
ga Crescent E%rlc0boic.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10
Gin Standardization.

Cine ser fiibniten 8anoitenitreid)C
Die lie in 1tnierer Stoot uorfamcn,
oaiiirte am Montaq Abeno furj por
M%ittcrnod]t. Sm Olb StpIe &nll
iprong nm Die betreifenoe 3eit Elm
BORT ieit ei1tigen 1nger perfebrenher
6ait, Der iid) @ermann Senion
mantle, ais err am n1dyiten Gage in
8enoa cinaefangen pliroe, BON lei
mem SiB OH, ioroerte Die iedls in Der
@irthihoit beiin0Iid)en Terioneu I'M
ter &orhaltuuq cines 6cuoloers oilf.
ihre 0dnoe hod)5ubalterL uno beraltb-
Re Damn Die 8elofaiie mn ibren Sn-
holt. Gr perif)mano aus Der &i1l=
tcrthitr nes 2otala, obne oaB Die err
i6redten @aite mo ser 0irth lid
81 mutien magtcn. Cine geroue 0e-
id)reibung bea Ytonnes fonnte ober
Qcliefert mer0er, tul6 om nGdytcn
WorQen nuroe Der Rdl,ber, Der iid,
ollf Dem @ege 3niiden @enoa mo.
Stooooro befono, bon Ghomos Aut-
cell BON Stooooro erfonnt, oerielbe
iebte Die hieiiqe 8oli5ei in SCENT
nil uno 6ieier gelonq es in furScr
3eit. oen Gerl in @enoa feit5u1ob
men. .
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S%ternldnnppen unb Galqen=
bumDriitiides.

- Gin 0aibinqton Gcnfmol in
England. 9as lit ungefdhr 10, oils
menn Die ShAiler Dem 2ebrer eilt
9enfmaI ieben miiroeu, ser linen Die
eritc Srad)t 7 r ii q e ouige50bIt bat.
Gin lit It, oas nidt nit Der
Gorge 8amerabid)oft balten fam, bat
feline Gal,er.
Cine iiinf5ebnidhrige @ieomi-
tin iii Seem Yorf. 9as fontn1t BON
Den i1lumerIid)en @beIhliebun95-@e.
ieteu. - Gin ~t3iGhriee oerbeiratbetc
Trau in Wiiioltri megen S0otung III
res Stieitodlterden5 BON 95ltgenoee-
ridlt in Die &eiierun95onItalt geId)ift.
limo mos neroienen Die 2eute, neldp
oieie She ouf Dem @epiiienb boz
ben?
-@as OH b II - iei 9an3.
&olbheit fam DID nidt retten.
Starte5 Hingen MIR paitoelt bic
Setter
Gum leberminoerfron3i
SIN @ein Iiegt 8nbrbeit -
fem 0unoer. baB Die 8elt 10 per
logen lit, ieitoem mir 8robibi-
0 II bcben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10

@NNtA
Der gleih3eiti9en 8eltimmuna, oar e.
al leoem /. Sui Der nadfofaenoen
Sabre .einifIieBlih oes Sabres 1921
allo oleies Sabres, Inn meitere 30
Sro3ent erbobt meroe. Gieie tpeitere
uno lebte grbobung itebt aIIo ieet
nnmittelbar bepor. "a ieit Dem
Griegsmlsbrudl aud ole Soften ser
&erltellnng elmer 3cjtung Inn 3tpan.
sig bis 3~Deibunoert 4ro5ent geitieaen
limb, iino Die 6eriteaungsfoIten fir
ieoe einjelne Gopie elmer ;3eituna
idlon, nenn iie Die 9reiIe p~erloiien
h0ber, als Der Seier ODER Der 4bon.
nent iiir Die ein8eIne 3ummer be-
3ablt, gon5 ~abgeieben BON Ben $50.
item Der 3uiteaunQ. Gbatiddllif fonn.
te bette feline 3eitung beiteben, menn
uldlt Die An5ei9efumben Dos ourh oie
&eriteQungs- mo 3niteuimgsfoiten
entitebenbe 9efi5it oeden riiroen.
8roBe 3eitungen oas 2anoes bo-
ben nun cine Aqitation einqeleitet,
oamit Der GonQreB Ser mciteren fir
oieies Sahr poraeiebenen Gortoerbob-
nna fiir 3eitunaan G'nhalt gebiete,
menigitcn5 10 lange, bis cine einge-
henoe llnteriuhung iiber Die Bottle.
ioroerlinq Der 3eitunqen ourfaefiihrt
norben lit. Cine biesbe3iiglid)e sc.
ie~tesoorlngc 1T berei15 I'M Gongrcb
ein9ereid)t moroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10
Sur;e S~taOtneuigfsiten.

Ncu,t AbcaN iiuoct Sic rtacI
mlHlat Sto0trutu4 SiBuuQ itutt. On
oericIben miro Wdhrldh Mild iiber
NioCrrui o0cr @cibtholmal Ser Ia
ac@Ilttcripdruibjtit Gin @cidlmB DC
'dGt mcrocu.
elmer @piof1r. 1902 Tcrrn
Stro6t mo Srl &otheriue 9uno GI.
ltH. 1924 @luettc Strnbc. mnrNcn
Iilttuot pen Hid)tcr @rtuolcu ge.
tralyt
I'm Eouutu 0crjd1t lpur0c Qc.
tern GEN German inter oty Militia
&c oc3 GjcbliohlS tine2 S1lcnmih,
len (rIlbrtcucu& pcrh6rt uua inter
$500 NurAihaii Sem Rrciaacriti
ateypjtien,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10

tbeilueiie iid) nit StebpIoben be-
gnitgen mubte.
Die iuneen W0nrter uno Wedoden,
pelfe lid Dem 3urnlebrer = 9eruI
miomen poaen. 5eigter ourd) lire
BraftleiItuuqeu, oaB Die 9en1iibun-
geu ibres Sebrer5 Y. s. 8ittid) uno
ieiner @ehilien nid)t oergeblidl iin6,
umo oaB oieielben ipdtes ieIber irn-
itortoe iein peroen, Die idone Sur-
nerei Der Sraeno bei5ubringen.
Sdon Der Auimarih Der iammt-
lid1en alaiien in ibren fleioiamenGur.
nertraflten l6Ite oen 8eifon Der 81.
id)auer ans, nlo ieoe Nhlmmer uno
ieoe beiouocre 9eiituna beim 8erntb-
tilrnen, bel Den Spielen, Sing nno
Ssaulttdmpfen murbe beiiauig autge-
nonlmen.
Gin 8eruB fir Die 3uifaner mos
r,u audi bos aeulenid)pingen Der Se-
niors, mo Die ~oiperien &unittan5c
Der irneen 5lltiinitigen &ebrer uno
Hebrerinnen.
Sic Surnidule, Die nod nid]t lan-
&c errid)tet un0 olld) Jest nod nld)t
p~oaitdnoie fertig iii, Duroe nit einem
&oitenaufman0e BON etlpa $4,000
Qebalt. Gieielbe lit pouitonoig nit
ben neitelten SurnaerGthen auaeitot-
tet, uno nobl cine ser bcitcn rn0 mo-
ncrnitpn inl Stnnte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10

0ouperneur glaine reidta am
2ienstag in beioen &Qliern Der Sc.
alslotnr in Dea0iion, Mis, ieine neue
8"robibitions A~usiiibrungs . Dor.
laqe Elm, melfe an Steae Der oom
0ouDernelir petlrten Wtdthelon-Sors
loae treten Toll. Sie nelle 0orla6e
entbGlt Ole GmpiebIungen. melde Der
@ouoerneur in ieiner 8etobOtifalt
gemad)t bate.
6eimbr0u gum eigenen 8a5rolhiJ
iii nidt nerboten, oenn Die neue Sor-
laae perbietet Die Seritellullg 1ernu.
id)enoer @etr1nfe fiir BriDotgebrouh
niflt. Ter 8erfoui lift ieOot etenio
perboten nie in Der Motbeicn 8or'
loge. TurhiudJung bon No5nbnlt-
fern lit perboteu, ou5gcnommen u!i1e'
icBlider 8erfdnf lit uorber nad)gcuIe'
len morocn,
7.s GolIteoo. 8eiet lit moB9ebeno
II alien IGaQen. mo Elm llnter'f)leo
smiid,en Dem itnotlidlen mo Dem ra-
tionalen Nu3fiihrungsgeieb belteht.
9nrd) oieIe N%l3leGung fam @ter -
ori @runo Der Qegenmdrtigen Sal
luna oe8 @olIteoo @eiebes BON
Ner5ten III iracuopelfcn WenaeT per-
id)rieben merocn. 9icier Ealllts oeS
@rn0esoeIetes mar i'm Watbelon-@es
ieb oabin aboednoert moroeu, DAB oa5
0ort .ipirituos" ans Dem oon Re5ep-
ten ba~noelnoen photographer GeItri-
dennrroe, 10 oaB inter Dem W(athe-
ion @eieB MIR I 8tnt po>t traenoel'
nent olfoboliidlen @etrdnf irgenoelller
3erion innerbolb 5ehu Sageu hattie
nerifriebcn tper0en tonren.
Niht ollein Ser nngeleblid)e Ser
faui, ionoern oltd Srrnfenbeit lit I'M
ter Der 8orIoqe @oupernellr @laineS
itrofbar. Dieter Gorogropb beid)rontt
Ole @ciugniiie Der Stantsanpdlte Do
roui 9cneismateriol 81 e~rlongen, oui
@rutc oeiicn ein Yro5eB ein9elcitet
ipcr0cn fam.
@iocrruf Don 2i5en5en III nor0ele-
ben, es lei oenn Dap @irtbihoiten,
meldle 2i5cnaen 5lIm &erfaitf leid)ter
@etrdnfe bobcr. ole Bars, 9ticiflen,
&orb0nge, Gardiner him. elltfernen.
Conn. 1lno Gilloge 8ehor6en uno
Sta6trdthc boben Die 9efugniB, iol:
den Herionen, Die lie fiir ungeeignet
hnltelt, cine Si5enj sit permeiqern.
Gie Sheile ser Motheion GprlaQe,
tpeIhe BON Recepten mo 2i5en5iruna
pom Ner3ten mo 4potbefern 5altoeln.
iino IN ser Gorlnge @ol1p. @laineS
fait unperdnoerlit b~eibebalten NOR
Sen. Ia5 &eridreiben berouidenOcr
8etrdnfe oorf MIR 5l me0i3iniIhen
| 3meden geifeben, ood) es lit feline I1-
tersaren5e fiir oie GerIonen feit9eiebt
noroen, oeneu 4er5te ioldle 3e5epte
oll5itelen oiirfen. Raf1 Dem Ytotbe-
ion.@eies botten MIR 9erIte iiber u
&obren He5epte erbolten tonnen.
Iehnlih mie beim Ntatbeion.8eieb
peroen aud inter Der Blaine Iorlnge
ane Srtsbeamten CUR Iurffiibrung
bes, Neutrality-suspicious. berange5o.
gen; Die 6altptauigabe nilroe ben 81.
itriftsanm1lten uno Sberiiis 5ifni
len. 9ie Strofen ser Mothcion-Sor
laae limo unperGnoert beibebalten
tporoen.
@erlteQurn mo Eerfnli 0theriidltr
CITRATE, Die lid Sim meniflid)en &c.
mt eiguen. limo III Der 8orIoge or3
8ouberneitrs perboteu.
Siir ons bureau oes 8ruhibition3.
Gomnlii1drS limo fcinerlei Ienoertm-
gen porQeiehen. olid) lit Der Gtot onn
100000 b~eibebalten moroen.
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Social Gemters" limb zines Der


nelleren ~6Gos", NIT oenen Die iiloi;
ihcn @eltpermiiiter in ibrer inner.
iottlid)en 0elogier Ole Nenidlbeit all
be9lilden trod)ten. 0ieielben merbell
in ben yoficntlid)en" Sfyulen - olti
1eaimentSuntoiten ieIbltperit0nolld)
- eSnderiftet unh oeren anaeblid)er
3rued III, ier5iea inter oen drntercr
Slo'ien Elm reaeteS geieuid|olt! dies
Recommendations Der gepte. NtGris
ieiti9er Nustouidl Der 8eoonfen. &c.
batter, Nnregrnaen mo oerQleiter
mebr 3ii iecSern. Mit oroe:en @or'
ten: Ole Social Genters" ioatn cine
2Irt oifcntlid)er Clubs bil6en gu De
men 3eoermonn 5ugcIaIicn lit mo in
oenen Seoer 0ele9enbelt bat, lelnc
Soccu an ocn Otarr at brinNcl
Social Centres" iino feline Mittel
5rr aeiitigen &ebung ees 0roIct1'
RATS, ionoern ou$ Qcrobe @enentheil,
nGmIid) Sty Itatiittiate u 0eS
+ omilienIebenoi @on3 obgc'
iebcu oopon, ooB lie Grants" oler
Nrteu oIS &orsel oicner. iipo lie and'
Elm probote3 Mittel SIR m'itereu 90
dermg ocS Iantilienlcbcna. Ger
Munn QchGrt oca Nbeno&. uohocm CT
oc@ Gags iiber %ouEcrhoIb ocS @oslirS
Qcorbcitct hot an ben hcimiifltn
Nero, IN Ncu &rci3 ieincy Gou'!ic mo
cbcuiopenia III oen Gtlb EnG Ole
Social Gentre@" OILS in Na3 Mjribn.
hnu5. IS Qibt idlou 10 mic 10 ilher-
QcullQ GcriudmnQcn 5rum NuaQeIrE
an NbCu0. nbne nod ueile 81 l~teilg,,
obCr ioIbc Ritdiid)tcu periona Il bel
sen %uocu nidltl
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Gie lleberiubrrmg Der Eeidle oon
Der Reiioen3 nnd) Der aotbeorale ge'
Idlob am Wittmod) Morgen inter
@eleite IdmmtIifer fatboIiifer Sdnil'
fin0er Der Staot. 8on 9 llbr Wiitt'
nod WorQen bis sur Stunoe 0es
geardbniiiea biloeteu Golltmbuarittcr
cine Gbrenmade am Cargo oe5 3oo'
ten.
Die 3ooten Meiie fiir Den Ser
itorbenen wuroe bon Gr8biihof ). 5.
aealte pon dubuque %ceIebrtrt, DIE
8rcoiot pom 8iifoi 4atrid ". Set-
ron pom @inona gcbnlten. Suneerte
uon @rieItern pom AuSfports mobnten
ser Go0tenieier bel. Seoer Sit ~
Der oroBcn &atbeorole mdr beleBt,
piele mubten nit eitem Stebplab por'
Iieb nchmen, p0breno &unoerte tet'
men GinlnR iinoen fon1ten.
3ie @ro3eiiion nod) Dem 8irdbot,
Die nom Den Columbus Hlttern &C.
leitet mllroe, mar oie l0naite. Die lc
in Ga Groiie geieben muroe. 9Ielelbe
alma an ser Muin StroBe %entlano
bis 3ltr II. StraBe, OIL oieier bis
air Wtorfet mo Damn binaii3 sum
Irie0bofe. 3rieiter BON NusD1rts
fuudirten ais @obrtudltrager. Sn Den
Dem Qeidenlpaaen ioIgcnoen Automo.
bilen bcianoen lid 3Dcl @riloer, 5lpel
Sdneitcrn uno orei Stmagerinner
oea &critorbenclt.
Gie G~crcinonie oiti Dem 6rieoho't
mar ebcnioas einorlfauou unb Teicra
lid. Oil Iebte Abiolution muroe nol
glid)of Shimmcr ertbeIlt.
Nm ser a~otbeorale puroe ie6er
Gerion cine @eoGdtuiB &arte nit
Dem 9iIo ocs @eritorbencu mo pal.
ienoeu r5nihriiteu iiberreidlt. &eoer
Wonn. Der Die GatheornIe betrot, er.
belt EN- Stiidhen I$mmeroriin, iii
Sen Rodoufidllag oea 9etrcffenoen be.
itimmt.
Sic Stride mar in Srulerfarbet
aeid)midt mo on oen bei0en Setter
oes @olttpeingonge5 maren prddttgt
@lrunenitiite dufgeitelt, Tribute 0el
ct. 2Soieph's uno anberer 6emcinoer
Der Stoot. Der Sara Ielber. Ser pol
nen Nltar oufQebubrt mar, mar nit
GaIrleu ltntaeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-10

guS 2 q d ic II. Aotiu tin
eincut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; git.
te. gcbeu Sic mir iIr tiiu'5il Elen.
mig 4orten.
&ouOla. ga. poS ioA'u Dem oaS
fr pcId'e lem? SanJe, giliq. o0et
&ieiieraortetY
3upicIuerIonat Thea.
tcroircttur: Sic inleu, Die S0uae.
rim lit jung bubih. bot ell elc5an.
les Guitlctgu. nun, tuie Itch. es
Conn mn Ger StiEame2
Hacut: IA, iinseu iau lie aid
nod fouren2l
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Sirdlides.
G:formirte ct. Sphnunes . @eneinbe.
Ode 4. nnb Msarfet Strake.
Eaitor, {. Stpfmeier.

Sonnto9sidruIe nm 9:15 uhr.
8ottesoicnit nm 1920 iibr.
9eluder uno 6reunoe iin6 uns i'm.
lner ber5li6 millfommen.