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Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
COULDN'T FACE IT

Do you ever try to explain why you happened to stay out late?
 NO" said MT. Bibbles. T used to 1t now and then but finally gave it up as a bad business You can't make much headway in that sort of thing when you happen to have wife who laughs right in your race instead of maintaining a polite show of interest BirminghamxAge- Herald
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
AN ENTHUSIAST

"what Is your favorite pastime7-
 q am more interested in golf than any other form of relaxation re- piled Senator Sorghum.
 But I never see you playing sne game"
 No. But it's the one most of my influential constituents are interested in. So I have studiously made it the subject of my most enthusiastic con- versation. w ashington Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
EXPLANATION BY
 nEnaNc'

Jones-What's the difference be- tween valor and discretion?
 Bones-WeH. to leave a swell res taurant without tipping the waiter would be valor.
 Jones-I see. And discretion?
 Bones-That would be to dine at a different restaurant next day-Phila- de1phia Inquirer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27

Temperance laws recently passed by Uruguay are designed 10 make that country totally dry in is-s.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27

Philadelphia has 3s3 foreign stu dents. representing sT countries. at- tending schools. colleges and univsr- sities in that city.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-27

Two hundred thousand csrats in raw diamonds came out Of the Bel gisn Congo fields In 1918.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
BRAND BACK IN PARIS;
CABINET IN SESSION
Will Return to London With
Foch on Friday.
BIZ ths Associated Press.


PARIS, April 25.--Premier BRAND re-
turned this evening from his conference
with the Bi itish Prime Minister at
Lympne. lie called Cabinet council
Immediately to explain the results of
this conference. He does not intend TO
address Parliament. but will proceed
again to London on Friday with a con-
siderable staff, including Marshal Foch
and Gen. Degoutte. commander OF the
allied troops on the Rhine.
The Supreme Councils work viii be
conditioned upon the German note sent
10 Washington and the reports OF the
allied experts on the economic admins
tration to be set up in the Ruhr In the
event tha. the German counter proposals
are unsstisfac ctory.
The Cabinet Council WAS presided over
by President Millerand. Premier BRAND
described at length 20 his colleagues the
results OF the conversations with David
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

Special Gable to THE NEW Yonx HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, By THE NEW YonK HERALD
Now York Herald Bureau.
Paris. April rs.
A dispute between the Trotzky and the
Lenine factions In Russia has reached q
serious point and q new Trotzky combi-
nation is being formed, with Bukharin
and Dzerdjinsky included In It.. to op-
pose Lcnine's policy of concessions to
foreign capitalists and with view to re-
imposing a reign Of terror as a substi,
tute for Lenine's milder measures, ac-
cording to information received here.
Reports from Russia say that several
Russian military leaders have been ar
rested. including. Gen. Brussiloff, who
have never entirely abandoned the idea
of restoring Czarism in Russia some day,
when the people are sufficiently ad-
vanced to overthrow Bolshevism
1t lis regarded here as probable that
Trotaky is preparing for another mill
tary offensive. as 1t is reported that
large Russian troop concentrations are
between Moscow and the Crimea.
By the Associated Press.
RIGA. Latvia, April 25.-An official
decree Issued at Moscow by the Soviet
Government puts all foreigners, with the
exception Of diplomats, in the same cate
CORY as Russians with regard 10 mobili-
zation for work.
Persons arriving here from Russia and
Moscow and Petrograd newspapers re-
ceived in Riga agree that the first month
of the operation Of the Bolshevist con-
cessions regarding free trade and other
matters has resulted in confusing even
more the already confused life of Soviet
Russia.
Premier Lenine and the other con-
trolling factors, however. appear optimis-
tic, stating through the press and other
wise that radical changes are bound to
bring about radical faults. until time ad-
justs things to the new conditions. New
DEGREES constantly are being issued by
Lenine and M. Kalinine. a member Of the
Soviet Central Committee. to modify con.
ctions resulting from the changes.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HELM PLEADS FOR
HELP FOR GERMANY
Continued from FIRST Page.

I.iberty street. The senior partner.
Hiram Steele, said:
"Mr De Friese represents us In Lon
don and has not been In this country
for several years The report OF his
rnission In Berlin Is all news 10 me-
40 not know the men named as his
associates. i understand that Mr. DE
Friese is to sail for this country on
May f."
The greatest interest was expressed
generally in the identity of the member
Of the group described IN the cable
despatch as "a Mr.. Helm Of New York
Franklin Helm was witness on Oc-
tober 2S. 1919, before the Congressional
subcommittee Investigating the country's .
airplane programme. The committee was
trying TO find out why q thirty-eight
mile $4,000,000 railroad to carry spruce
logs from the forest to the coast In the
State Of Washington was built instead
of fifteen mile &36O.000 road.
Pliny Fisk Of Harvey Fisk & Sons.
bankers, told how he had taken prelim-
mary steps to get the War Department
to build a railroad and get out the
spruce, which was for airplane parts.
The men who interested him in the plan,
he said, were Franklin Helm and John
Cain. He said that as bankers Mr..
Fisk's firm was to divide with the
STEMS Carey Kerbaugh Corporation the
first s2,000,000 derived. But Mr.. Fisk
withdrew from the negotiations, as ex-
planned, when the corporation sought to
have a bonding company insure II
against losses they might sustain
through the Fisk firm.
The corporation finally went through
with an amended and much more ex-
pensive plan, apparently emitting them
to profits Of millions OF dollars on the
cost plus basis. 1t settled with MI.
Fisk for $4,000 reimbursing him for the
expenses he, Cain and Helm had in
Cured. Each Of the three, Fisk. Cain
and Helm, got third of the $4,000.
Pliny Fisk has an owners interest In
the apartment hotel at IL East Forty
fifth street, and lives there. Last night
Mr.. Fisk said his acquaintance with
Helm, which was not very close, was
due to the fact that Helm lived in the
same hotel few years ago.
IT knew him as man who went in
and out of here" said the banker. Il
believe the last time i saw him was
about two months ago. He told me he
expected to go abroad and accomplish
something. / heard that he did go
abroad, but ! have no idea what his
mission or purpose was
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

Lloyd George, the British Prime Minis
ter at Lynpne, and the conditions under
which the allied Premiers had sum
moned the conference OF the Supreme
Council in London next Saturday.
During the proceedings Louis Ioucheur,
Minister of Liberated Regions left the
palace and started for London. there to
attend the meeting of the allied experts,
which is TO be held prior TO the assem-
bling of the Supreme Council
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
RUYTs HELD FOR BIGAMY,

Antoine Ruyts. the Belgian arrested
for living with two wives In a three
room apartment at 312 Fifty-third
street. Brooklyn. was held yesterday for
further examination next Monday on a
charge Of bigamy by Magistrate Walsh
In Fifth Avenue Court According to
Ruyts' lawyer neither wife viii testify
against him. The women went to court
and left together.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
600, 100000 demanded by the Allies
in their Paris terms

000,000,000 demanded by the Allies
in their Paris terms.
This is positively stated by those
close to the Government, although
the new German proposals have not
been made public here.
DR.. Simons, the Foreign Secre-
tary, did not present the new Ger
man proposals TO the Reichstag to-
day because of an understanding with
the American mission and for the
additional reason that there Is a
paragraph In the note to President
Harding suggesting that he feel free
TO query back for further Information
or the elucidation of any point not
clear, If he so desired, before sub
mitting the note TO the Entente.
The Germans suggest making the
annuities In the payment of the
reparations flexible, dependent upon
the recovery Of German industries.
An international loan is suggested,
to be fioated Immediately, for the
purpose of placing ready cash at the
disposal of tie Entente, but no sum
is named.
Germany expresses her willingness
to pledge the customs revenues as
guarantees and, further, offers to de-
liver manufactured articles to the
Allies with the understanding that
Germany will pay the producers and
get credit on the indemnities. Ger
many also offers immediate participa-
tion In the work of restoration in the
devastated areas, labor and materials
to be supplied by Germany and
credited against the indemnities.
Allied Debt to q. 3. ignored.
No suggestion Is made of Ger
many's willingness to assume the
Indebtedness OF the allied Powers to
the United States.
Germany's proposals are so intri-
cate and involved that the experts
who have read them express the
opinion that they may be misinter-
preted, as the London offer was by
persons who did not analyze them
carefully and work out the total
amount that would have been yielded.
The Allies, under the decisions
reached In Paris In January, demanded
that Germany pay $4,000, 900. 900
marks gold. or approximately s56,5O0,-
100000, the payments to be spread
over a period Of forty-tNo years. Ger
many's experts. in addition. would
bear an export duty of ~ per cent, to
go to the Allies. for an Identical period.
In the German proposals submitted
In London on March J. DR.. Walter
Simons, the German Foreign Minister
offered what the allied experts esti-
mated to amount to approximately
s12,500, ,000, 900, of which Germany
claimed $1,000, 100000 had already
been paid, leaving the actual German
offer about s7,50o,ooo, 900. This offer
was coupled with the conditions that
Upper Silesia should remain German
and that free commercial privileges
throughout the world should be re-
stored to Germany.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HARDING NOW IS PIVOT
4 IN ACTION BY ALLIES

Special Gable 10 IKE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1871, By THE NEW YonK HExALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, April 25.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
GIRLS STILL POLICE vAssAR.

PoUoHKEEPsIn, April 25.--Extension
for three years OF the grant OF power
under which the student body at Vassar
College will have entire control of order
and decorum on the campus" was voted
to-day at a meeting OF the faculty. This
measure of self-government was first
accorded the students in May, 1901.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
BOLSHEVIKI DIVIDE
ON LENINE,S POLICY
Trotzky Combine Formed to
Oppose Concessions.

Special Gable to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, BY TIM New YonK HERALD
Now Ysrk Herald Bureau.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

THERE are scores of interesting Help
Wanted Ads. In every issue OF The Herald
Daily or Sunday. See to-days--Adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

lebten 8lid begriiBte. Sobann mur=
Sc bie 9ei9e nab ct. Stepben ge=
bradt, oll1po 8ii6of Grobec ieine1
2ebensoben6 I'M 8eiiein 5tpeier lelner
Gdpeitern berbro9te, uno mobtn ST.
19of B111b ber1elben folgte> Ser in Der
ct. Stepbans Stride cine 2ei9enreoe
in englii9er un0 bohm. Or. SeliSfar
cine ioIde in iloDeniider Spra9e
bieIt, moruuf sic 8eer0igung onf oem
@ottesader Ser ct. Stepbans Sc
u1einoe sur Iebten H1rbe gebettet muir
De. 1rod)6em 8ii6of 8l1i9 6ie Gral1er=
i3eremonien porgenommen un6 Elm
un6d6tiges @ebet bon Ser groBen
Menidenihoar, sic trauern0 6aS
@rab umltan0, fir 6ie Seelenrube
oeS allbeltebten Menidenfrennoes Der
ridtet .por6en 1par.
Sort nun rnbt Der i'm be1ten Mn=
benten bleiben0e 8ii6of Srobec nod
einem langen uno iegensreiden Mr=
beiten als Erielter uno 8ii6of I'M
Gienite oes @errn, ur6 mer1n audi melt
bonn 8iibofsiibe> BEN er 70 biele Sab=
re eingenommen, in fitbler @ruft rl1=
ben0> miro man iiA gerne 11no oft iei=
11er Dielen @nttaten %erin1tern, bon De=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
5uo=Ddfota.

@api6 GitD. - sluf bem StootS=
tonoent Ser republitaniiden Gortei
mnroe cine Ylattform enlightenment,
melde einen 8unoes=8on ON fiib ebe=
malige goloaten inboiiiert, Sral1e11
6os &eft gibt, @el6aporenen6ienlte gu
letter. Braii0ent a&r6ing fir ginbe=
rl,fung ser Mbriit1ngs &onferen5
lobt unb bie Mrbeit oes &ongreiies
biQiqt. - Ser 6emofratii6e &onpent
fritiiierte in leiner Blattform Sic Sa=
tigfeit ser republifaniiden 5taats=
permoltung BON Sol1tb 9afota, meil
Tie onge6lid beribuen0eril6 getpeien
lei.
Aberoeen. = Sic SUIT ide Mpo-
tbefe nn6 Ser @ams Mtiifla0en lpur-
Sen 6ur6 Elm Geuer n%nbefannten l1r=
iprungs i9tper bei6aOigt. Das 6e1er
brad int @r0gei6oB aus uno Derbret=
tete ii9 raib m1f Die beioen @eidaf-
tie, oere1 S9a6en auf $125,000 ge=.
lbakt miro. @e9s Stnn0en Lang
19%leuoerten iieben S6lau9e 8ailer=
malien in Die Slammen, Biz bas Teu=
ct unter &ontroQe Dar.
@iour SAILS. = 5rau s. Blan=
nerD bon bier unb Grant 8ed bon
@od &opios, Soma, liegen bei0e i'm
@ospital bier infolge zines Mntonn=
fanes, BEL oem lie beibe Sbdbelbru9e
oapon trugen. 6. S. @emp, ser gbouf
feur, tam unter oas sluto 5u liegen,
als es iiberi9lug..
Mobri6ge. - Mebr als $4,000
meroen an friibere 5oloaten IN Wos
bri6qe als Staats8onus a~usbe5ablt
fem tpenn ale Mpplifmten ibre
Gbeds erbalten baben. gs tpuroen
1872 Mpplifotionen eingerei@t uno Der
Durd)idnittsbetrog Ser gbefs mar
$198.
@roton. - 8rice Boe bon Mnoo=
Der, 6itli@ bon bier, bemerfte einen
rieiigen M6ler iber ieinen @nten
f~reilen. gr bolte iein @epebr nno
id)pb Sen @ogel ab, Ger Z SUB nno
5mei 3on 6ligelmeite NAB nno nrter
BENT Namen 8eiBtopf=a6ler befanm
lit.
Taulfton. - 2out 8ertdt 5es
GonntDugenten CHARLES S. Gilbert
tpur6en I'M Sabre 1921 aus Sanlfton
Gountp POI Waggonla0ungen Tieb
6urh sic COOPERATIVE 8erlano<M11o-
ciation berfouft. 9ie 8iebienotngen
re%prdfentierten einet1 @ert BON $685.
S08.88.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

ri. f%#A%AaGI eF& arA#sN .4A... 49, : ..se..s4x,f ~
felt ais 8rieter uno 8iidof ltets gott
sic @bre, lit bieler 8eiie ieiren Brie,
tern tets oos bette geiipiei gab u1,o'
lid, 10 als pabren Diener Der beiligss
n,adenoen Stride erprobte. Ser er5-.
bildof ermpabnte gum anoadtiger Sc
bete aGer, benen 8iidof Irobec itets
Nles ee,ueien, sum frontmen @ebete,
bag Die bette Danfbarfeit fiir Die Sit
tie uno 0as Woblmoaen, oas 8iihof
Erobec ltets n,,o immerfort alien, Oh
Hrielter,1 ooer 2aier,, se5eiat, III iid)
5dlieBt. No1 Ser ergreifenoen 2et=
heureoe iprad}en nod Dem Gr5bif4of
sic Bi5dofe Mfc9sidolas bon Dul1.tb,
9effron bon 8inona, 8ebrle, 3. g.
s., BON 8ismard, g. g., un6 8tl6oi
guldy sic M~biolution, morauf Die
Yrie1terldaar lid Der 8nbre naberte
uno ibren lieben 8ii6of nit einen1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Waisaubam eingeidrdnH.
@hioogo. ST.. 10. De8. =

Chicago, ST., 10. De5. g1n=
ldrdnfung 6es Maisonbaus ut Suit
nois lit bonn @ou5ngSmusiauB Der 81
linois agricultural Miioctmion be-
Idlol1en tpor6en, tpie POM &o1ptq1.or-
tier 6es 8erbonbs in @bicago am
Montog a11gefun6igt puroe. 6erner
mur6e mitgeteilt, 6aB Elm Son6erans-
iduB Ser ltaatIiden Sarmbureau-8er-
bGn6e ser Stoaten Soma, SSn6iana,
Miiio11ri 11n6 &anins ltn6 audi Sill
npis qleide @eidlille gefabt babe.
Die &eiolution gibt Sen Sat, 0ab Ser
Mr1bau bon Mais, Der midtiglten @e=
trei0eart 1T Suinois, ri1t mgemeiie-
nern umfang" eingei9rdnH, Der bon
Mlfalfa, &lee, SoDa-8obnen nnb a11-
beren 8obnen unb @rbien entipredenb
erbobt mer6e, Inn Die 8ei9affenbett
6es 8ooens gu berbeiiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
gr,,e,,,1,na,aIIss @ildof bonsg ct. Nlouo

gr1te1rnlng,a ais @ildof bon st.ss@lono
|benad,ribtigt. t
Die @onietration fanb in Der alten
&atbeopnIe au ct. Ba1,l am 26. Sepss
tembcr 1887 itatt. aonlefrator tpar
|gr3biId)of Srelar16 ponlSt. Saul, moo
BET gr3biihofs S. e. aaser BON. Wfil-
tpaufee 1lnb Bii9of Sobn Bertin BON
Marquette, Midignn, aiiijterte11. CT
ne ISOLDE fpater tpuroe 9ifbof 9robee
i'm 8eilein nGer 8iidofe Ser Hrobin5
ct. SAUL ais britter Bi1dof Der gio.
5ele ct. @loltb eingefiibrt, Bel pelf)er
Je}tli1feit cine aus Hrieitern nno
2aien 5uimmengeieBte Meni9enmen,
ge, tpie lie in ct. CLOUD porbem nidt
tpabrgenommen unb b%etulnbert MUIR
oe, CUR S1,l0ig,lng 0es 11ellen Dio5e=
lanz0 bern erfhienen mar. Seit ienem
oenfmiir6igen Gage iino n1ebr oenn
breiunb5tpan5ig Sabre perfloiien. 9as
9eben bes Derebrten 8iid)ofs tpar elm
ioldes an0a1,ern6er, rubiger Mrbeit
I'M Sntereiie ser ibm altDertral1t ge=
lpeie1en SCRIBE. 3ueimal beluhte ct
Die G1pige 5taot, mo- er Dem 81. 8a-
ter 8eribt eritattete iiber Sic 8erbalt-
nilie ieiner Dio5ele-in 1900 uno
1909. gu m%ieoerbolten Malen beebr=
tie er sic ein5elnen @emein6en Ser Di0=
5eie nit 8eiu6 ln0 lernte oabei Die
8e6iirfniiie a116 ser fleiniten Miiiion
fenner. Seit1e Gerpoltung miro cine
0enfpiiroige bleiben bon1pegen Ser SIN
gull ser air6en un6 Sbulbduier, sic
erri9tet ober in 1nbitantieuere @eban=
oe 11mgearbeitet tp11r6en. 5eines Ml=
tiers uno ser 6a6urb eingetretener
S6pa6e lpegen reiignierte 8iidof
Srobec in 1914 11n6 5og 1id als 81
tular=8iidof bon 2Dcopolis 5uriid.
Seit jener 3eit batte er fem rubiges
Seim bel ieinem Neffen, 6em bodtp.
Sobn Srobec, &farrer ser ct. 5te=
pbens @elneinoe IN ct. Gtepben
Somn 8rodpap, Stearns County. gs
lit Dies in Ser Sat Ser 2ebenslonf eli
mes Bralaten, ser na9 Sen @orten
oes gr5biidofs BON ct. Saul nit bol=
lent &e6te in Die Heiben Ser treuen
Diener @ottes ol1fgenommen meroeu
fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
.BNaef Jacob Grebee'S
erebartjee Ge1tPen.
fe1er.

Sdtte maj, INN bie 2iebe ,lmo Die
8erebrung, Die bem b%erltorbeuen Bi-
idof syaoob Trobec pabreno ieiner
Ia,gen Amts5eit als giidof Der Gio.
5efe ct. CLOUD entgegengebraat !pllr=
Sc, nidt gemuBt, man mare oapon
~ilber5eugt tuoroen am lesten ,Sonntag,
aIs oe1ien 2eibe bon ct. Stephen I'M
Gopn 8rodtpap 1lodpnittags orei ubr
in ct. CLOUD eintraf nn6 am Meon=
tag ,als in Der &atbe0rale Der feierli=
be@ottesoienit fir Sic Seelenr1,be oes'
guten 8iihofs obgebalten 1pnroe.
Gum @mpfang ser 2ei6e batte lid IN
Ser Nabe Der &atbeorale Elm aus 91ln=
oerten fatbolii6er 8ereinSmanner Ser
Staot ei11 Spalier gebiloet, sic Der
2ethe in boS Ser Irauerfeier entipre=
! demo 0rapierte @ottesbauS folgten
uno nit ser bereits porangeldrittenen
8olfsme11ge basielbe Bis a11f SEN leb-
ten Stebplab onfilten, >pabrenO itd)
nod cine groBe Malie 8olfes nit Ell
mem Stebplabe I'M Gorbofe Ser Stride
ooer Dor b%erlelben begniigen mnBte.
Nady0em bon Ser bo6m. @eiltlidfeit
sic 2oten=Gesper geiungen, bepegte
lid) Sic Bolfsmenge in &eib uno @lie6.
gu Ser Dor Dem Sanftuarium al1fge=
babrten 2ei6e, Inn nody eine11 lebten
81id auf Oas ielblt no6 i'm Sooe
freunolibe Mntlib bes guten 8iidofs
5u merfen urO iid) 10 oos Anoenfen
an i'm tiefer einpragen 81 lollen.
MbenDs mur0e IN Ser &atbeOrale Der
&rer5ueg fir sic Seelenrube oes UNI
pergeBliden 8iidofs gebetet, 11no, be-
Dor Die Stride geidlollen mur0e, babr-
te man bes 8ii6ofs 2ei6e int Cunt
tltariun1.
Montagrlorgel1 nel1n llbr itrltten
IN 8ro5eliion sic CUR 9egrabnisfe1er
erldienenen 8il9ofe, M%oniignore 11no
ale 8rielter ser 9i05eie, oenen es
m0gli6 gepeien, 1em Der torbenen Bl=
id)of ben lebten @bren0ienlt 81 ertpet=
len, in sic aatbeorale, Sic gu iener
5tunoe nit Mnod@tigen bereitS onge=
fuat mar, un6 in Der, nafoem Die
@eijtlidfeit oos Soten=Sffi5ium &C.
betet, bodm'ter 8iidof sos. 8uih
@adfolger seq iel. 8iidofs Erobec'
oas Yontifital=&equiem 5elebrierte,
mobei bo1tp. P. Erior Mlcuin, .. g.
8, bon Der ct Sobns Mbtei als gr5@
prieiter, bo9m. Dr. @elistar, Elm ytefs
fe oes beri It. 8iidofs, uno boftp. 9err
Ogelin, Efarrer oer pom 8iid)ot Sro-
Bee in 81. Saul segriinoeten ct. Mg>
nes @emeinoe ,als @brenoiafone, DIE
bodm. @erren Sobann nno So1epb
Trobec, Neffen 6es BERT. 8ilbots, als
0iafon nnb Sub0iafon Der Wtel1e,'
uno ste bodpp. Serren Wiaenbrtng,
Mabomul0, 8arlep nn0 STEINER, al5
3eremoniare aliiltierten. /9tob DEM
8ontififolamte bielt Ser bodp'te Gr5=
bildof 0omling BON 81. SAUL cine
ber3life Irauerreoe, in pel6er 9o6=
6erielbe Sic mannigfaden g1tten VI
qerj boften bes per1t. gii6ofs berbor=
bob, ser pabren6 leiner Sattg=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Tarttter bertntbt.

Witde4, 9. g., II. Seq. Batrid
Mcgsobpe, elm moblbobenoer 6armer
ms Ser llmgegen0 BON Mit6ea, miro
leit mebreren Sagen bermtiBt. Die Sc
h0r6en befiird)ten Elm Gerbred}en, benin
arf) McReboeS Yfer0 unb Bogen
,perben permiBt nnb al1Ber6em TITO
@%lutlpuren entoedt >poroen, oie alti
einen &ompf 1dlieBen lailen. Ser
Sberiff fabr6et o1f einen .6armar=
better, Ser einen Streit NIT Mcyfobie
eebabt baben loa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Der 8orlisenoen bes fatbolifden Jra,l
, So. No,,AfhGorA 1tftA Sn0f

her 8orlisenoen bes fatbolifhen Jra,'
e~npereins fir Geutidlano, uno ngt,
bob oarin cine %furd}tbare Mnflage &C.
gen Sic .Retter ser driltlid3en S,n1=
ltntion" ;u fiuoen lei, oa aad] bee1ota
ten 3eugniiRn %,,eueroings spieoer o.e
gespeile erbradbt muroen fir IS Sale
bon Rotaud3t, beriibt bon sdsuar5en
on rpeiBen 6ra1,en, 10 Sale BOZ. Der
fudter 9sotjudt, 20 Sale bon Sda1'-
Dung unb 7 6due bon Sd}anoung bon
&uaben. Catholic Nagaatne fprlbt l1d)
Damn iebr id)orf iiber Sic Mttertens
Eolitif aus.
60 tperocn 6ronfreid}'S Sdunota-
ten ldliebIi6 in Der ganaen Belt be-
fotut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
stiunes audi in Tiunlan6.

Ser &orreiponoent ser ~Mornif9
9oit" in @todbolm erfabrt, DAB
>Stinnes, Ser fiir5li6 mebrere i9Dez
oii6e 5abrifen uno S9iffspertte n
faufte, ionte metauurgil4e @ert*
itdtten in Normegen, nun feline 20
tigfeit al,b auf 6innlanb a11soebnen
mo1e. Stt @iborg miiroen auf fetrte
3ednung bereits mebrere groBe
5abrifen eebalt. Ct beabitdt1ge
meiter sic &ontrone iiber Sic @ieBe>
reien bon Norbi6meoen 81 erla1t'
gen. Man redne ieoo9 nit Der
Woglidfeit, oaB sic i6peoii9e1 Be@
eorben ii9 Ser l1ebernabme oer&on-
troae Ser mi6tigiten Snonltrte11 oes
2an6es our9 Stinnes mioerlebe1
meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
meiRna@tsel&nee

&inter lit es. Siefe Gtille
Saaert iiber @tabt nnb Glur,
sdIummernb liegt in SotenbmQe
Gimaebettet Bic Nat,r.
sdmeisenb fommt bic Nad)t aeaosen
Stilc ta1td1t Der Mtpub beramf
ltnb ant tueitem 6immelsbegen
@cben tanlenb Sterne amf,
Sprd,! 9a idnlen pl6tlid, &lange
Ius BEN Sdlern mett nnb fern,
&mnberpple Teitgeiange
Sdmimsen jnbelnb iid sum 9errn.
Ourd Bic Serge, brrd) Bic &liifte,
Die bic Nadt mod ftil bnrd5tebt,
SDnt es bnrdJ sic ra1tben 2ifte
@ie elm frpmmes Triblingslteb.
!Neil'se Madjt! 50 fcbrit bn >pieber,
Wit bes Earabteies @liif,
Nit ser Sille iiifer 2ieber
3m Ser arn1en @elt s,1riif.
IN SEN lieblid) tra1tten @etien
@irb sir mieber iuubl, metn 9er5,
ltnb Elm Trteben itrDmt nit letiem
Gnselsi9mingen nieberiuarts. .
&un bem Smrm ser &atDeorale,
Die bem bpben @eiit entiprans,
8ie a1ts tueltenleg'nem Sale.
S6net ber metaQ'ne Slang:
Tim sen Trieoen 5n %berfanbeu,
9en Ser 9err Der 8elt gebradt,
1&nb sic Grb' befrett BON Sinben
Nus Der finitern @i1ternadt,
Genet fort, ibr fifteen 2ieoer,
Gngelftimme1, fell mno rein,
Gtr6mt gleidr bnft'9em 8aliam niche
Sn bas tu1tnbe 9era bineim!
Bringet BEN erlebrten Trieoen,
Sbr, 10 reid an @immelsriB,
1tmb tpo @er5eu iid seidiebem,
Fabret fte chamber GIT.