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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

ssfb; Now Castle ts0o Smyrna, e76;
Dover. 800: Caesar Rodney, 300;
Harrington. $500; Milford, $50; Oeorsr-
town. $3.50; soaford. 5000.
Promotion of halth---f3tnte Board.
i2s,2gb; Ciaymont. 5000; Newark, 1905
New Castle, 5000; Smyrna, 400; Dover.
1900; Caesar Rodney. 800, gsaford.
400; Laurel. 400; Wilmington. s7.f0o.
Transportation of pupils--9tate Board.
$40. 600; Claymont. $4,000: New Castle,
$500; Smyrna. $1,000; Caesar Rodney.
20, 900; Harrington. $4,000.
Other auxiliary activities-Ciaymont.
$500; Newark. 5000; Lewes. 800; Will
rnington, s10.450.
School lunches~-state Board. $4,000.
du pont. 5000; Smyrna. 800; Dover.
$50: Milford, $50 Seaford, 800
Recreation-State Board. $4,000:
s7b Lowea, 500. soaford, 800; Lourel.
Community actiyities--Smyrna, 800,
Dover. s2s: Seaford. $3.50.
Total auxiliary agencies-State Board.
st0s. 1876. Claymont $4,000: du Pont.
5000; Newark. s726i New Castle. 81
600; Smyrna, s1.575 Dover. 1915; Cae-
str Rodney So. 300. Harrington. $4,000; ;
Milford. 800; Georgetown. $3.50. Lewes.
800; seaford, $3.50: laurel. 800. VII
rnington. st7.550, grond total slfs,-
! 020.
Fixed Charges.
Inaurance-state Board, s5 900; Clay
! mont, $3.50. du Pont, s2t2. Newark.
/ si2b. New Castle, $3.50, Smyrna, $3.50;
/ Dover. $3.50. Caesar Rodney. 5000. Har-
rington, sl00 Milford, $50. Georgetown,
$75. Lewca. 800. seaford 800: Laurel
! sG25 Wilmington. $500.
Contributions and cOnIngencies-
state BOARD. t15 900. du Pont. Ss75'
New Castle. 800: Smyrna. $500: Dover
81 300; Caesar Rodney. $4,000. Harring-
ton. $ ,375 Laurel 81 900; Wilmington
So ,o00.
Other fixed hargcs--State Board
$3.50. Smyrna, 800. Dover. 5000; Hdr-
riugton. 5000, wilmington $1,000.
Total nxed rges-State Board, $50
/ $50. Claymont. 1850. du Pont, f1.0s7
Eewark. tl25: New Castle. $3.50
Smyrna. $50. Dover 81 .750: Csrsar Rod
ney. $4,000, Harrington 81 675. Nil
fard so. Georgetowu. 81: Lcwea. 300
seaford. 800. Laurel s G25 Whining
ton 81 800. grand total. Sif.GS7.
Grand total. less new building pro
gram and eiais--State Board. 81.
f4ff7S. Clavmont. s3G 200: du Pont
t474iS. Newark. s57 900; New Castle
SO. 600: Smyrna Si2677. Dover. ST.
I25. f.asar Rodney ST. l65 Harring
ton. 1890. Milford. $4512o George
town ~ 200 T.c7vee $ao.7fs. Seaford
s3s "a Laurel. i33.76o wilmington
sti2024s grand total i99s.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
SWEDEN SUFFERS FROM
 GERMAN COMPETITION

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 22 (by Associat- ed Press) s).-1Swedish employers are feeling the brunt of German competi- tion, as pressure has become so great that proprietors of large number of Swedish industrial and other enter prises have been compelled to enter into negotiations with their employees, placing before them the alternatives of 8 reduction of wages or the num- Der of workmen. The employers say they will be unable to keep their works in operation at the present rate of financial loss.
 The mechanical engineering indus try is particularly hard hit by com petition from Germany where wages are a mere fraction of the Swedish rate of compensation.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
FISH PRODUCTS
 SHOW DECIDED
 SLUMP IN YEARS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (by Assocf- ated Press) ).-Productio and con- sumption of fishery products, stim- ulated and encouraged by govern mental and other agencies as a war measure, have shown a decided slump, according to the bureau of fisheries.
 A large under-consumpt of fish, advancing prices of labor and mate rials and a curtailment in the export trade the report says, have placed many fishermen in a serious situation
 AS the majority of fishermen are small individual producers, who have devoted their lives to their calling, exposed to unusual hardships and dan. gers, with little or no training for a change of Livelihood the bureau of fisheries says it is important that some measure of relief be afforded them. It is endeavoring to render the industry such aid as it can with the exceedingly limited funds at it's dis posal.
 Production of fish in the first ten months of 1920 showed falling off of more than 16,OOO,0O0 pounds valued at $6O0,0O0 as compared with the same period of 1919, according to the bu- reau. Many of the large New Eng land travellers have been tied up for lack of proper markets and produc- tion of groupers on the gulf coast has been reduced by lack of demand in American markets. These are repre- sentative of the conditions today in the fisheries of the entire country, the bureau of fisheries says.
 The 1920 pack of canned salmon, in- cluding Alaska, is about 3,500,000 cases less than in 1917 and includes 2,500,000 cases of cheaper grades which it is reported are being offered for less than the cost of production and can be sold with profit by the re-, taller at low price. Gamers of sar-' dines and the cheaper grades of tuna are confrinted with similar difficul. ties
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
SCHWAB DENIES STATEMENT OF
 CGnpTROLiLEt;Ri! EtR

NEW YORK, Jan. P (by Assoc- ated Press) Charles NJ. SChwab ap- peared before the Walsh congress sional committee Investigating the shipping board and denied Colonel Abadie's testimony to the effect that schwabs personS expenses during October, 1918, amounting to $20O,OOO, had been charged to the shipping board.
 He said Abadie's statement was 'maliciously and unqualitiedly false" and declared he had paid his own expenses during the entire time he was director of the emergency fleet not even accepting his dollar-a-year salary.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
STOPPED BEEF
 TRUST CONTROL
 IRELAND MEAT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (by Asso. ciated Press).-Miss Louise Bennett, secretary of the Irish Women's Inter- national League, read a statement before the committee of one hundred Investigating conditions in Ireland, from Sir Horace Plunkett's co-opera- tive movement, saying England had destroyed the Irish Cooperative Meat Co.,, Ltd, which had been or ganized ito prevent the American beef trusts control of the industry in Ireland"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
Organization of Fourth DiUisiOn Endorses
 HuzeLet For G0UernOr

FAIRBANKS, Jan. 22.-(Special to Daily Times) ).-At a meeting of the Republican divisional committeeman of the Fourth division, held at the city hall last night, George c. Hazelet, of Cordoya, received the almost unani- nous endorsement for governor of Alaska, receiving fifty-four votes to two for Wickersham. Twenty-six committeeman were present in per son and thirty were represented by proxies. The following other endorse ments were made: For district judge. Thas: A: Marquami for marshal, Charles Beamj for district attoFn@v: Guy Erwin; for surveyor general
 Howley Sterling;
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
NAVAL GROSS GIVEN WIDOW GEN. DAVIDSON
 .

SEATTLE Jan. 22 (by Associattto. &o :. Press) Mrs. Esther F. Davison, widow of Brig. Gen. Peter Weimar Davison, former Alaska road commits sioner and formerly with the troops stationed in the territory, has been awarded a navy cross because. of the distinguished services of her husband for his assistance to the commanding officer at the port of authorization during the world war It is unusual for the navy to award a decoration for an army officer Brig. Gen. Davison was serving in Alaska when the war broke out and was assigned to Camp Lewis.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
CHINESE IN MANILA
 AID FAMINE SUFFERERS

MANILA, Jan. 22 (by Associated Press) The Chinese of Manila have sent $1S0,OOO in cash and 2,OOO pieces of clothing to the famine sufferers of China. The local Chinese plan to add at least $1OO,OOO additional to the relief fund. Foodstuffs, such as rice which the relief committee had ex- pected to purchase in this market, will not be bought on account of the high prices prevailing
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
STORMS FREAK
 SAVES SAILORS
 WATERY GRAVE

NEWPORT NEWS, Jan. p (by As sociated Press). Rescued by mira. cle from watery grave when their ship was sinking under tl.am in the mid-Atlantic ocean, the captain and crew of five men of the British schooner Newton Lake arrived here on the steamer Bournemouth Dur, ing a terrible sea, the Bournemouth drifted alongside the sinking ship and threw ropes aboard which saved the sailors.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
MISSING FORFEIT BOND
 FOUND IN CAFE SAFE

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 (by Associ
 ated Press) The mystery of Jack Dempsey's missing bond forfeit de. posit for the Carpenter match was solved when it was found in the cafe of Jack Keams, his manager, where it had been mislaid. It is ex- plained that Carpentier has already deposited his bond in Paris bank,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
STOLEN REGISTERED MAIL
 NEARLY ALL RECOVERED

MT. VERNON, H., Jan. 22 (by As sociated Press) Virtually all of the $1S5,000 obtained it the theft of reg istered mail last week has been re- covered by postoffice inspectors dur ing a series of raids. One of the four arrested is the Rev. Guy Kyle, former rector of church here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
PUBLIC READY TOBUY WHEN
 PRICES DOWN

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22 (by As sociated Press). s).-Governor John Cal kins, of the Federal Reserve Bank of the Twelfth district, in an address here yesterday declared the buyers strike will not come to an end until equitable relations are established between the producers prices and the consumers prices. He said the strike has been a tremendously ef- fective factor in the present curtail- ment of business. Retail stocks are low and the public is ready to buy as soon as prices are satisfactory.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
VENUS ON WAY NORTH ID TAKE
 MAIL RUN WEST

SEATTLE, Jan. 22 (by Associated Press).-The power schooner Venus, chartered by Dr. Andrew Smith, owner of the mail boat Joseph Pull litzer, which was found at Chignik several days ago with all on board safe, left here for Seward to enter the mail service on the Pulitzer's route. The Venus was formerly in the Seattle-Alaska halibut fleet and IS a vessel of 40 tons capacity. Capt. Adam Bernhoft is the owner and master.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
BARREL HAzY ABOUT FIGHT
 WITH HINTON

ROCKAWAY, Jan. g (by Associ- 'ated Press) ).-Lieutenant Farrel, re- covered from the effects of his ex- perience on the balloon trip into Canada, appeared before the board of inquiry and said he had scarcely any recollection of coming to blows with Lieutenant Hinton. Farrel said his condition was due to lack of sleep.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
EigH1t More Killed in Ireland
PASSENGERS ON FERRY
 WATCH MEN DROWN
 WHEN TUG EXPL0DES

NEW YORK; Jan. 22 (by Associ- ated Press) Nine men are reported drowned when the tug Barg blew up yesterday near the Statue of Lib erty. The report was made to the police by passengers on ferry boat who said they saw the boat sink with all on board. The cause of the &C., cident is unexplained.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
OF ENEMY ALIENS
 IS RETURNED

WASHINGTON, ysp. :. z (by Asso- H ciated Press).-Appr0Xiifately ' OOO,OO0 worth of property takeB 6veF by the alien property custodian djIr' ing the war has been returned to Americab born wives of Germans, Austrians aid others, according to announcement made here. The total value of enemy property seized was $534,000,000, exclusive of the interned ships seized.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
SON OF JUNEAU
 MAYOR PASSES
 AWAY IN SOUTH

SEATTLE, Jan 22 (by Associated Press).-Allen Shattuck Jr. aged IT, son of Mayor Shattuck of Juneau, died Thursday night in local hos pitaI of tubercular meningitis. He was brought to Seattle recently for medical consultation, and his case was at first thought to be an attack of sleeping sickness. The body will be shipped to Juneau for burial.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
 SECEDE EFR0M
 SOCIALISTS

ROME, Jan, 22 (by Associated Press) The communist faction of the Italian Socialist party, defeated in their attempt to secure the partX's endorsement for the Third inter. nationaie at Moscow, bolted the so- ciaIist convention.
 -fhe secederS later formed the Ital, ian Communist party, and adopted resolutions advocating violence if nec- "ssary to gain their ends.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
Si1,ra Feiners in Motor Cars .s. x Carried as Hostages By
 COnstdbLes in Ireland

DUBLIN, Jan. 22 (by Associated Press).- Eight men, including seven aconstables, were killed in engage ments with Sim Feiners on Wednes- day, and it has been announced that in future all motor cars carrying ,constables will carry Sim FeinerS as hostages.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
!. 5. FOREIGN TRADE
 LAST YEAR GREATEST
 IN COUNTRIES HISTORY

WASHINGTON, Jan. P (by Asso- ciated Press) America foreign trade last year was the largest in the country's history, totaling $13,507 ,000,- 000 Exports were valued at $3,225,, 100000, aainst $7,92O, 100000 the pre-. vious year The imports were valued at $5,279,OOO, ,OOO, or more than $I,25O,. 100000 greater than in 1919.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
NEW TRIAL DENIED
 CONVICTED COMMUNISTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 22 (by Associated Press) Motions for a new trial for William B. Ross Lloyd, millionaire member of the Communist Labor party, and 19 others convicted of vio- lation of the espionage law, were overruled in the federal court here yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
FORMER CANADIAN
 PREMIER IS DEAD

OTTAWA, Jan. 22 (by Associated Pres) Arthur Lewis Sifton, domin- ion secretary of state, former chief justice of the supreme court and pre- mier of Alberta, died yesterday. At one time he also held important of. fees in the Northwest Territory.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
CHICAGO BIKE RACE
 IS NEARING ITS END

CHICAGO, Jan. 22 (by Associated
 Press) At the end of the ninety second hour of the six-day bicycle race, KOekler and Ostritter had in, creased their lead on points to 571a. Magin and Madden were still second.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
ARMENIANS RISE UP
 AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI

BAKU, Trans -Caucasia, Jan. 22 (by Associated Press). - The Bolsheviki troops have put down, with much bloodshed, an Armenian uprising against wheat acquisition near Alex. andronople, according to advices re. ceived here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
ALASKA PIONEER
 DEAD AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Jan. 22 (by Associated Press) IN. N, Armstrong, a pioneer Alaska miner who operated at Chi cagoff, on the Seward peninsula and other portions of the territory, as well as on the Siberian coast, for 20 years, died here Thursday night after a short illness.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
THOUSAND HUNGRY MEN
 FED AT SOUP KITCHEN

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 22 (by Associ- ated Press).-More than 1900 hungry men were cared for at the free meal kitchen of the Social Service Feder- ation yesterday and food was also given the men to take to their fam flies.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
 IS AFTER HUGE LOAN

NEW YORK, Jan. P (ny Associ. ated Press).-Bankers cony2rsant with the affairs of the Ford Motor Company today confirmed reports that the company is negotiating for a loan of between $5O,OOO00 and $75,OO0,0O0
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
STRANDED EDU.S. SAILORS TAKEN
 FROM ISLAND

MANILA, Jan. g (by Associated Press) Two American survivors of the shipwrecked British steamer Isa. bel, bound for Manila, were picked up on the island of Tarnate, accord. ing to wireless message received here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
ROI.SHEVIKI RELEASE
 NEWSPAPER WOMEN

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 22 (by AS sociated Press)-Mrs. Marguerite Harrison, a newspaper correspondent from Baltimore, who was imprisoned as spy by the Bolsheviki at Mos COW, has been released, according to a letter received here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-22
REDUCED WAGE SCALE IN EFFECT IN BUTTE

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 22 (by Asso. ciated Press) ).-fThe new wage scale with reductions average 75 cents a day. became effective yesterday in all the copper mines of the Butte district
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03

tpinigungen, ullb ein 5ltbfomitee beg
[sennts Ginan5fomiteeg einiste'1 ii4
iii elmer Ronferen5, bic ii benz 8ai-
realt beg @ollperne1rs itattfdno, mi
einert BJan fir Die Gliiiilgmahu11g
Scr $1,5OOOOO, tpelde our 3ablung
ser bereits be~fpiuigten Solonter Ora
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al M1a,ebote11 fit Sic l~1ebernnbr1e el<
1ner ST. 100000 betrngen ben hint
~pro5enttiigen 8onbalsgabe ei11lnoeln-
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|perte quotiert merben, Do Die Bp10s
|ionit bieleidt feline Rdlfer ftttoe1t
(tpiiroe1.
Ole Mbgeoroneten Miiner, 5trnno
|uno goeaermore reihten in Der Ilier1-
|blD cine 8orIage elm, melbe cine Ute
Organization Der 2egiSlatnroeparfe@
mentg bDfiiebt. Sic 8orlage tpnroe
ben genat abidnffen uno Elm Salis
ibaffen, tpeldeg iih aus Berfretern
aller 8ernfsfIaien 5u%iamuneriekt. Sc
@intpobner tpiiroen Durb elre1
Mbgeorbneten ~bertreter fem. gs tDir-
oe elm gertreter iein fir ie 1000
g4dbler, tDelbe 2anbtpirtibaft Berg
ban un1 nnbere 8etrieben beriteben.
Die BorIage purbe an elmer, Mlg-
fmuk bertpielen. Die 5toatslegislnfnr.
nabnn Donneriitag ei1en ger1einfhdH-
lIihen BeihIuB On, ben @ongrebb daf=
i5uforoern, ste in B1noegfenat idhDe-
ben6e 6oroneD'ide 8orlage, 6ie eirter
I8onng fir m1erifnnif1e &riegsteil=
11ebmer, iopeit tie III Dieniten Der
ger. Gtanten geftanoen baben, Dor
liieN, a115unebmen. Weit elmer Stin-
menabgabe bon 95 5u % nabm Sag
Mbgeor6neterba1g ben &omiteeberiw.
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he 8eit CUR Seitp 81 legen, tDelde ben
getpiiienbaften @egnern nnb ibren
8erbin0eten 1ie @11ttaten Der Giants
Bonns-8iM nl1sbebnen miir6en. SIN
Observation-Disclosures tDur6en nndfte=
benoe BorIagen ei1gereidt: Stabten
NIT uber 10000 Gintpobnern Die Gin
ribtung pripater ODER ItdotiiiIder 3en=
tralbei5l1ngen gu geitaten. Sir Die
9erabiesur1g Der @eidtporener Did-
ten n1lf $500. Ger Sennt ffotpoBI OLE
aud 0ns 9n1g baber1 ifiid, in ibren ST
bnngetr an1 Mortna mil ben flint
men borIiege,1ben Srttpiirffen fir Nr-
beiter : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beiddi-
tigt. Man ertpnrtet in beioen 3Dei-
gen Der 2egisIatur Iebbafte Debntten.
lSm &auie tpurbe Sreitag Sic Borlage,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03

ssn ser lebten gianln1er beg .BBnDr.
Ronigsbote" be~r0ffentlidt tie Ben gnt-
lpurf eines t1e1le11 8nrteiprogrnmn1s
iauru1t elmer grldllterung. Der gnt.
tpurf entbdlt gegeniiber Dem bisberi-
gen Yrogramm peientltde Men6ernn,
gen nnb5 itent bic Bartei auf cine boil
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mirb Die Meinparer Berfafinng abge-
lebnt, Die MISUNDERSTANDING zines
ieIbititdnoigen bapertiden 5taates il
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forbert uno Elm nuf f0oeraliltiider
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.Bunbesitaat berlangt. Ser !&0onig ion
Der Mepraientnrt ser 5taatsiol1Derd=
.nitdt fem, baneben alS gleibberedtig-
tie 5aftoren Der 5taatsperionlidfei,
Il. Das Golf in ieiner Gefammtbeit
b11rh bns Me6t bes 8olfsenti6ei0s,
q. baS @aus ser 8olfspertreter bnrd
.aGgemeine @ablen nah benz Bropor5
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.5tdnbefummern au berlteben iin6.
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Sen iib sic dapafteriitiiden 5dbe:
.@ir miiiien audi Damn belteben blei=
ben, tperr1 mir mieber eiuen &onig
mben, Mn Ole Stene Der Sofibran5en
unb idlaalen gaftifer miiifen mir nit
So n,ra,+, Standardization +,.p4or1 ,,,rh hpf1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03

er code. Die pabre Mnfgabe l,er r1 ,el,I
en- Rorperi1nft lou BARN beiteben, et-
ne Serobiebung Der 20bne Der III Der
stablinouitrie tdtigen Mrbeiter 5l.
perbinoern.
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&riege gelangte Tie, aus Deritdnoolii~
den grlnoen, All ME geabbnter BRrog-
periittasit. IS mar MIR redbbt un0 blig,
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lie MeIomnger bon rieIigem Deroienit,
bic ME III Mbre0e geitent mnroen. sS1
n1ande Ell SyatiGer belief itd Der Ser
bien1t ein5elner Mrbeiter anf 10 biel
ME baS @ebalt bes Brdii6enten Der
.@ereinigten 5taaten. Sober perniin-
.tige MenIb mnBte aber einieben, bob
nit gintritt 6es Observation-Disclosures
aud fir Sic stablin6uitrie Die Sierra
6es aoI6enen Segens borbei nar. Ser
@tablpreig muB berunterfommen. So
LANCE bieg nidt gei6iebt, miro bic ge=
gentpartige 2dbmllng in Der Bolitpon-
1trie anbalter. @enn aber Der Breis
6es 8robufts erbebli1 iinH, lit Die
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.abnprrnen 2obne beru1terfommen
mli}en. Dng iit Elm gan5 einfaaesg.
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iinfen miro.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03

Ser oeutidde Meidgtoraler Ronitan-
tin 6ebrenbad IdiiBftt ii. Der 3eiti4rift
IS qetrele gssdart Eli Mabntport
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st neijItt ua1f Die i11nerea uno a,,s
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5,igeben lt,1b tntenlos nb5utpnrtem,tDa s
bns SdidfM nit Sen De1ltiid)en porba-
be. Dnnn f1iibrt er fort:
@er Diefe sGrage beinbt Der beiabt
ben enbgiilttigen Riebergang, bic Gin.
ardfie, 0ns gbnos. llrb 8er baerl1eint
die n1loere iiitoriiidde gotiahe Die and
gerabe aus ber elitfben @ebid)fe
ab5uleiten lit baB Geriooen bes giiiie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03

6ergnngs init Heriooen beg Mufitiegs
tped)ieln, unb baB fein 8oH Derloren
iii, iolange es 1ib rid1btt ielbIt Derloret
.gibt. 8ielleidt linb mir nod nid)t ali
.6em tiefiten N,1nft bes CODES n1lgee..
.langt. 9ieueidyt baben bic unglufs-
propbeten redbt, Die urg nod Salim,
meres t~peisiagen, ais mir bisber err
Iebt baben. Mit bel gr0Beren1 @ebt
|aber fam Die 8ropbe5eiung getpogt
ttperoen, bob bic beutige @eltfoniteaa-
ton 11i6t bon e1piger Daller lit, ulo
baB Die europ6ii9e Mitte ba1rd fei4
nerlei @emalt ODER 2iit lnnf Die 2duge
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