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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
MAIL ROBB|NG
IS DANGEROUS
Post Office Inspector Says
Tt Is Not Get Rich
Quick Scheme
MARINE GUARDS
MAKE 1T HARD

Only Excuse for Allowing Attempted
Robber Escape Is That Bandit Shoots
Marine First Very Little. Loot Is
NegotiabIe-Sold Below Value
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. Rob
bling government trains is a dangerous
and unremunerative occupation, according
to Joe p. Johnston, postotfice inspector
here in charge of the Kansas City district.
Mr.. Johnston admits that registered mail
robberies have been in distinct vogue re-
Gently. but he insists that they do not
really offer the opportunity to get rich
quick that those who attempt them be-
lieve exists.
Rather, says Mr.. Johnston, they offer a
remarkable opportunity to get killed or
sent to prison quickly. Then he reclteS
the facts that have overtaken many mail
bandits.
''They all get killed or sent to prison in
the long run" he remarks. and usually
| it isn't such a very long run, either"
Robbing the mails, the veteran post
Office Inspector says, probably will be less
attractive than ever since the government
has stationed marine guards on trains
carrying valuable mails, and provided es-
corts of devil dogs" for mail trucks and
guards for rooms where mail is handled.
| The instructions given the marines are
very explicit. 1t is a guards duty to
know who is authorized to handle mail.
and to allow no one else to handle it. 1t
| is his duty to know who is permitted in
| the room or car where mail is handled and
/ to permit no one else there. 1t is his
duty, in case anyone attempts to rob the
mails to take that person, dead or alive,
or be able to show a satisfactory reason
why and the reason needs to be good
| one.
] Under Secretary Denby's orders" says
Mr.. Johnston, 'about the only reason that
4 is considered valid is that the bandit has
/ killed the marine first"
Il There has been an epidemic of mail
robberies recently" Mr.. Johnston contin.
ued. Il believe the reason is that a lot OF
| young fellows believe there is easy money
in large amounts to be had. That is n
mistake. Ordinarily the loot obtained
\ from registered sacks is not easily nego.
| table and the bandit, even if he gets away
with it, gets a small proportion of the
value of the loot
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
LONDONDERRY

Miss Lila Marden was home from
Brattleboro Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Hattie Strong has moved to Seth
Walkers, and is keeping house for him.
Mrs. George McNichols of New York
city was here last week, stopping with
Mrs. Fred Williams.
Mrs. Carol Doane and boys spent last
week with her father and sister in Good
ellviue.
A. II. Wade came home Thanksgiving
day after being away 10 weeks in the
southern part of the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis of Guild n.
H. and Mr.. and Mrs Colcord of Suna-
pee spent Thanksgiving day with rela-
tives here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
Brattleboro High School News Corner
SEASON
TO BEGIN DEC. Ii
First of Seevn or Eight Home Games to
Be Played Then in Festival Hall
Schedule Calls for 10.

The basketball season will begin Dec.
IA in Festival hall. This will be the first
of seven or eight home games to be staged
in Festival hall by the high school team.
The prospects for this season are better
than for several years.
The schedule calls for about II games,
many of which will be hard games for
b. III. S.. and it is hoped that everyone
who possibly can will come oct and help
put b. III. S. on the map as a school
whence comes good basketball teams. It's
up to each student to do his part if he
wants basketball TO be great success.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
CLASS PRESIDENTS SPEAK.
Each Urges Glass Members to Go Out
for Glass Team.

At assembly Thursday morning the
presidents of the four classes spoke, each
urging the members in his class TO go out
for the class team. The speakers were
William Moreton for the seniors, Edmund
Manly for the juniors, John Russell for
the sophoomres, and Preston Gibson foI
the freshmen. There is always great
rivalry between the classes i'm determin-
ing the championship. The great interest
that has already been shown points to-
ward an interesting series.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
SOUTH WINDHAM

Ralph Howe is working for NJ. II. In
gals.
Kirk Jennison has been i'll the past
week.
Madam Burbee is visiting her son, A.
G.. Burbee.
Weston Cheney spent the weekend
with relatives in Townshend.
Mrs. f. O. Smith spent Thanksgiving
with her son, Frank Smith of Brattle-
boro.
Miss Ella NJ. Howe of BrattIeboro
spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
n. II. Howe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
EDITORIAL.
Subscribe for The Dial

Students and alumni, do you realize
that aside from advertisers and students,
The Dial has but about one hundred and
fifty subscribers? The Dial editors have
heard many favorable comments about the
November issue. Then isn't The Dial
worthy of a much larger circulation?
Raymond Wells, the circulation man
ager, will receive subscriptions at any
time. Alumni, get busy and subscribe !!
Students, get busy and get more subscrip-
tons
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
GREEN RIVER
.[rs. Wilbur Burnett is I'D.

MIS-. WHbur Burnett Is III.
Ray Gates is visiting relatives and
friends in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell are moving into
a tenement in James Ablard's house.
Harold Fisk of Greenfield, Mass. Wis
tied at Myron Thompson's the last Of the
week
School began the winter term Wednes-
day with Miss Fisher of Hornell. n. Y,
as teacher She is boarding with Mrs.
Raymond Wells.
Mrs. H. l.. Miner went to Greenfield
Saturday to spend the winter with her
granddaughter. Mrs. Richard G. Will
liams of Beech street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
DEBATE FEDERAL
RAILROAD CONTROL
Side Opposing Control of Roads by Gov
eminent Wins by Small Margin
Score 3O45 to BOIL.

The question. Resolved, that the rail-
roads of the United States should be con.
trolled by the government, was debated
yesterday morning by the following stu
dents: Administrations Barker, k1th-
crime Lillis, Faith Head; negative-Mil-
bred Stockwell, Pauline Searles, Marion
Davenport. The introduction was given
by Anna Fleming.
The debate was decided by a close score
in favor of the negative side, the points
for the negative being 30.45 and for the
affirmative BOIL.
The chairman of the debate was Frank
Shumway and the timekeepers We're Eve
Ign Austin and Harry Anderson.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
Personals.

Ruth Frederickson was in Greenfield
over the weekend.
Ethel Irish has been absent from school
several days on account of bronchitis.
Miss Moore, teacher of commercial sub
jects, was unable to be at school Thurs
day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02

and on his return reached Marlboro about
8 o'clock in, the evening. He left his
car two miles below and taking two mail
bags on his back and his lantern in his
hand walked to Wilmington, reaching
there about / o'clock Tuesday morning.
The mails on this line are sure
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
RADIO CLUB GROWING.
Meetings Usually Devoted to Radio Tele-
phone Concerts.

The radio club is gaining new members
at every meeting. The meetings usually
are devoted to radio telephone concerts.
Some trouble has been experienced in
outside noises due to the local lighting
system, but efforts have been made to re-
duce these.
New apparatus has been ordered which
will eliminate the use of head telephones
and allow a larger group to enjoy the
music.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
EACH CLASS EXPECTS TO WIN.
Basketball Practice for Boys and Girls
on Regular Schedule, ~

gun and practice for both boys and girls
is on a regular schedule, competition be-
tween the different classes for the Il. III.
$. championship is beginning to be quite
manifest. Each class is confident of win
ming. so it will be interesting to watch
results
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
GUILFORD CENTER.

The J. o. L. 4. NJ will hold a meeting
in its rooms Monday night for the tran
saction of important business.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02

The hair on the heads of most of the
thousands of dolls c~h;hited in shop
windows is obtained from the Angora
goat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
EM


nna s[Iiocintiip1l peridllbte 5tpei Wng-
|gonIno,tngen 9ieg nod Suo st.
II8cnl .s
Eribiabrsioaf lit ieRt bic 80
|gesbeihafttigung ullierer G6arl1er, oie
|bahsi non berrljdem gfiiibiabrstpet-
tcr Geqiiinitigt neroen.
Martin Mou @nttim unD Sobn
ter eriitatteteh III Nem Wa1tnih ber=
nanbt- nno renn0i6nftlibe 8eInhe.
eadtbneem er0n Ms~iinlterlnpnate nllf
|Der 8bite Garth Meierpation anee-
|brod Soiepb 5alser nieber 3D.
lbeim eingetroHen. .
5ran5 sal5er ldBt feline Mobnuug
Eourb eiiilen Mnhau pergroiBern. Die
|Mrbeit tpirb po11SofeW Soaag u11o
a8Seter gfon beiorgf.
Spbnnn Deri1s bat id, bon ieinem
1nnapobllffetn tpieoer otpeit erbolt, Dob
ct biie aranfenifube berlaiien fatr1i.
Gin nh Sabre otter Sobn ser Sa-
mile Miid. @eber fiel Der Sblaf--
franfbeit an 9iienitag Dergat1get1er
@ode 8um 9pfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
St. 2lntho1lp

H2Ag
5rl. Neario &rops lift BON 9sier1
bier an Idnaerem geiuhe I'M @ltern.
hauie eilgetrofffen
Sobunn Glem, en.. NOR Gunner
ltaa in Beiddften nod Der Gountp-
,Sanptltaot. ..s
@erbar0 Grelners pon Meinneapolils
.eritattete. III 8egleitllng beg Soleplg
Gremers not MlbanD ON 5oi1tae
bier neripau6t. 1tnb frennbidpdftl1e9e
I9eh,d)e. I,
ssn Ser Samilie 6ertrann gorget
.iaro Elm nettes Maoben millfenn111eiae
aMnfnabme. Moge es our 5renoe Der
igltern padien ulro gebeibenl
s2ltm gbeltanb pl1r6en son1ltag IN
unlerer 8forrfirhe berfi11oigt 3. s.
Mobe bon 8aite 4arf unb Sri. Wta~
ria S6rieber ho1 bier.
Montan Meenfb mlroe IeBte Nod)e
rad ct. gloub ms ct. 8apbaels
@ogpitol gebrahf, too er iliid) nlnmebr
inter ar3tIider 8ebonblung befinoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

orn Dorlebttm 5orltagnadJntittag eth,
nit benz gebdiuoe ali bie gal15e
Sansausitattnng nerbrar1te Der
|5dabm Elm beoertelloer, sunpa er
nur onrd geriinge gserifiisdterlns ge-
oedt ein o1(.
Sen. 9Gtenoori lluo 8rali ndrell
[sonntogsgaite Ser III 6reeport nobbz
|nenoen Banlilie &einrih Oltenoprf.
4odpp sos Anrbauen eine Mut-
ter 1n6 ein Brllber Jran5, ioluie So
smi1e Seinriid Serfling BON geetp
Mrnib genolfen Iekten 5Dnntag Die
'@dtfrennoidaft Der Semitic gran5
|Serbes. ass. 4ssssss#
aetten Sonnfag beiudte gerenifa
|Goblnlo1n bon Maefroie m gegleitnng
fibreg 9beimg Mnton NobImonn ibre
bier mobnenoen gltern unb @efdapiz
iter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
5auf Gc1ltre.

81. S Meobsmnnn pon Tacoma,
gsai6. M. Nanbsmannbon ct.
NSnuI, 55re6. 6 Mobsnln11n nl0 Waf
lHn bon Naro Springs erfrelten-
lie bier mobnenbe Mutter, Jrnn
Mpbsma1ln nit meJrere gose Ian
gem 8efllde 8
Brau Menrio grnunbam bon Blue
Garth bieIt id bier ddt Gage lang
iIbbei 5pe1lr6en aIg @nit ouf.
Berg bon gionr Soils 81,
genoB nnf eit1iae Gage Die @aiffrellnb-
dnft ieiiner bier onfdiffiliieer Glitnet,
l@u11Der Semen l,no 5ran Sarab
9nnfm.
enh mebrere Gage gei9aftliden
MufenfbaItes III SuuI Centre geo.
8iebel SnmItog nacg ieinem 8eiH1
lii Saul 5uriiidgefeIIrf.
frau Sobnnn Sniler ntpo Saul
Hiidf pDn gIollb erltaftetenSa lif
lnrer aeiie nadb Weif luton in bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
st. 111arti11.

Trans @oumann, Sobn Ser bier
|mobnenoen Sarnila MsatDias Soil
mann, meidpr hin cine Mi6moroer
|5irme! In 8ine Hiiber als Grlld=Sreitz
Der angelteM NOR tplr0e lallt bier
eingetroffener Nahribt an lebtett
Donneritagmorgen nrlneit 6er ae=
nannten 0rtiGdft Bel einem l1nfaa
aetotet. Ger 70 %11nertpartet nrn's Sc
en@efomnem mar % Sabre oft nr1o
|hinterldBt ieiner @nttin Elm Heit1es
|s&aiim Sci benz gleide1 nnfan fr1tgen
Mopnau1l6 8lonigan unb 8ilb. go
fd)on bon bier. hlimne gerleBnnge11
|oapcn. Sic 2ei6e 6es S. &ollmor1
|trof bier Elm nnb purbe Wontag nod
|cinem norber gebaltenen Meqliem alf
Dem hieligen@ ottesader aur Ruhe ge-
bette. Sum 8egrdbnifie bette iih Ell i
he eroBe Mn5abl 8ertpanbte nnb
6reilnoe Der 10 Iddper he%in1geindfet1
NasniIie eiugefun0en, Der nud Der
Nepro1fern1 Mermit ein a~nfridfiggeeas'
EBaileif behnroet. Meo'geoer 10 l11ters
.marfa n sic @migfeif Mbbernfene eli
men andbigen Gitdter gef11noen boz
ben!
Gil HoScoe uno 81. Martin Chip
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
5pri110 Bill.

Son einem mebrere SSnbre Ia1ltgetl
|2eiben, oas ourh 8beulnatismus per-
ur}abt mlrDoe, 1T an Montag lesferr
0ode Soiepb Afbmo1n IN ieinem an
oertbnn Maeilen bon bier gelegenen
Sci mo1trb oen goD befreit moroen.
|@dbrenb Ser Iebten 8oben mar lem
38n}tam eiia fritifidder nnD fontte CT
|Dus 8ett nidtt nieoer berlafien. Ser
8erltorbene mnr0e Dor 20 Snbren in
&oloorL DIoe1burg, DeutIblam ge=
|boren, bon mo ct I'M Sitter bon 20
|sssabren in oieles 2a10 fam un6 1iIb
|in Sprine SIN nieoerIieB. Nod met
rere SATIRE LANCER borter Nrbeit fanf.
ct eite Ssyarm, auf Der er es Oh oes
Inn mgeefborenen 55lleiBess Derbunoen
nit ae5iemenfbeer 5porifnmfeit, 81 ge-
|niiiem Mobiftano bnadte. 81 1885.
Iperbeirateie er i'd bier nit 8utbartnd
5@oier, ur0 Der gIndliden Gle emit
,iproffen 8uoIIff @iin0er, bon oe11en nod
aebn oem 2ebm erbalten iin6 nno.
ErS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

|iigen S. 9 5aner GEM eiren Hid
Etigen gefnd.
Grnn3 5nlier ban Mibalir Don't,
frnf Mitte letter Mpdye bier 81 mebr.
Et1gtgem Beiudn BEL. ieinen gItern,
Sobn 5aner utro Jral, EN-.
Sobbm Wonolod uno @attin Maafb.
Rntbe nnb 5rau uno Jran5 5dner
BON 8ibanr Wont., maren Conn
fagsgaife Der III @eit Union tpobner-
ben 6amilie Sobarln sauer.
Der ii Der 6irIt stnte ganf aIs
gae1llfsfaiiierer angetelte Anto4a
Shorboff unter5og iid Iebten Drift
mod elmer SnIsoperatiorg Don bere1
Jolgen er fi6 pieoer DoIitdnoig q.
bolt bnt.
6r. Maria Wpdel bon MiIipaufee
.erfreute bier ibre sdapeier, gpau
Ggeter 5imr1er, nit nebrere Gage
0auern0em geiude.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
St. ;francis.

Betraut m1rben am Mitfpnbmore
gen pergangener 8ohe bel einem pom
bodn. 8farrer Mmbalten nm 9 nbr
|gebaltenen Bro11tamte @ernlan 5idlz
.oa, sobn Ser in 81. Roia mob11enoea
Samilie sos. gfdioar111o SRI. Wa-
ria 3inniel, Eodter Der 51 Dieler Ge=
meinoe geborigen Camille Marttn
3inniel, l1nter 0eren gaitlihem Sb=
bod Elm frobftdes &ed5eitsfeit gefest=
ert muroe. Mit feinen 8ernanote1
uno 6reunben, miinibt Dem ilrgen
8oare, bds in ct Sofa ben eiaene11
Serb griinbet, Der CORRESPONDENT
8iid ltno Segen I'M nel1er Staaoe.
Gin 5eler, Dag aus unbefonr1ter
l1rlade enfitanb, aIherte bic 8obs
nl1ng Ser Iamtlie Midar6 0o1tDier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Def linton.

6odm. Ger sos. Builder eritat-
tete lebte ISOLDE Dem III stilnater
|alS 8farrer angeiteaten bodap. p.
22eonaro, 9. g. g, eiinen frenno-
fdoftlt6en 8eluh.
Jra1 5piamdn1, Mntter Der gran
|Sdliht, Die ih bier mdibreno Der
8intertnonate nufbieH, bot id Msitte
|lebter 8obe mad Gallo, 81. bege-
ben. Sn brer gegleitung befnno ib
8oio Sblidf, Die bel oer @roBmut-
ter Elm Sabr lang our 8ieoerberiel=
lung ibrer n~1lgegriffenen Beiunobeit
=aufbalten miro.
JaYlilie Sacob Sieben, Maria
@leinibmiot uno Noin gieben BON
suuf Centre unb Noin SnrtIl1nb bon
CLOUD tparen bier Sonntugsgdii=
ffe i'm SbliGt Seifn.
Jran Jensfe truf bon Mirtnea=
polls, no lie l11lter G-5tlider 8ebanoz
lung itan0, bier Elm, but it'd nber
tpieoer nod Meiinneapolig CUR meiteren
.ar5tliden gebanolnng 5nrldbegeben.
5reo. Wobring berlanote Dienifag
letfer @obe cine giienbabnipngenla.
.on1tg gieb nod 5o11tb ct. 8nni.
Wfarm SerDatius lit bon 9aoua,
no ie PEI ibrer @roBtnlttter Iange.
.re 5et 5llbpadte, nod @anie 5urid
geffebrt. s
Ben. Deulher bot III ei1tem Summit
arante1l8nge oie &eiie nod Canada
angetreten.
Qn11a Martbaler baf brer III Mgeael-
roie fpdbnenoen gdnelter MH Iage,
ausbilfe IN Ser 6ansbaIfurg
geleifet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Rodpiue.

Die Samilie 8eter &c. gbeilen muir
be oa1r1 Elm ipadereS SDbnhelt per-
mebrt, tpo5n Sen gltern pielfeittge
@Iiidtpiinide 5lgingen.
Sci einent an lesteu Dienitagmor.
gen in Ser bieiigen 8farrfirde bonn
bodap. u. Ss1iliug s. g. 3d., gebolte..
men 8rautamt IiieBen ibren Erelbat1lo
burh Yrieltersbanb fegnen Soifepb
5tamgI, Coin Der i'm Conn st.
@enbel ~mobne1,oen Santifie Mnrfil
Stangl. nub Sri. Sou Dietma1ln BON
bier. Sci Ben gtern Der Braut faub
I'M trouten 8ertpanbtenfreife Sic sod.
aeit itutt, tpobei oas m1tge 9aar Die
ber5Idlten @liidmimidR far cine ge-
iegnete Submit emtgegenna6m. DaB
iid bieie @iinihe bertmrfIiid)en mS-
gen, 1T Der aufridttge 8lunib bes
ug~sorbitern."
Srau Soiebb S. Ebeiien ilnter5og
ii6 I'M ct. &opbaels Sospital 5u ct.
GInt6 elmer id)limmen, aber gliidlib
%perla11fenen Operation, bon 6eren
Solgen ftd Sic Hatientin %erfreu=
lider 8eiie 6erart erboIt, 6oB iie
boI0 in ibren Samilienfreis miro ent=
laiien tperben, fonnen.
@ilbelm 8loms nobute Ser nr-
fangs letter ISOLDE in ct. @lol1o ftatt=
g%efun6enen Sod5eit ieines 8rl16ers
BEL.
&reisridfer Sobn 81. &oeier r1o
8attin a1nb gountp Mu6ifor Mih.
Gbomeb nnb 5rm1 bon ct. Cloud tDa=
rem 5onntaasgaife Der bier ieBboHen
6a1niIie Sobn Beismom
Sci elmer 6ii6partie ntn @rn1t6
Safe IieBen fih bic Seilnebmer an Der
Ielben IN einem g~om1nerbanie bes q.
6. @bitnep nie6er unb elmer Ser 81
fder aebrn1tdfe gum s9el1ermaden 60
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Die nit Der @attiu Sen gutter, fur
iorgIiden Batter betralerll. Sic 8iit-
Der i1tb:: Ser. MtEbnaarn BON 2nltrup,
Mfinlll Die Grallen SoDann Ebotnas
uno Jrnn5 Stang Don ct. Martin,
5rau Seinrih Yrinlls bon gIroia,
gbrpfam Dtbnlann bon greentDalb
uno Mlbert ,aQleartin 9eonarb, M-
pbp1ls nr1o gacilia, Die idnoh im
8~aterbauie befinoen nuo III oererl
|s2eiblpejeu teilen iih mebrere 8riioer.
l1no cine 5bipeiter,s Srm Better 8rnlln.
bon Greeniuaio. 6reitagnlorgen ano|
#pab en1ein po1lI bodsu. Gerrn BHfei-i
fer ii ser Bfarrfiirde gebaIterren see.
IIe1naulte Ole 9eerbignng Del groBer.
sgeilnab1ne ttutt. DEM 9ubngeidiebe
men meesDige M11e unn ben 9infer
bfiebellen u,lfridtiges 8eiiIeio.
&arI SdieIia1tn bon Melrofe NOR
11ebrere gage bier IN Der JalnIliie
5ra115 Sung a11 @aite.
Son Waibingfon moter Idrgere'
s3eit beidditigf mar silDelm
tsdonborn pergangene eod na6
@aufe 5urmdgeffebBM.
gor Mblauf Dieler 0ode 1Der0en
bic 5nrater bieier @e9em init Der.
5rnbiabrsinf fertig perben.
Die 8lnttern epidemic, nelde IN
Iebter 33eit unfere geadJbarida be
1%r1rubiate, fat id nun audi in mt
ierm 9iinnee e~ingeniiifef
SeinriiH Moier bot Die @obnu1g
oes Beter MaoemadJer, nelher nod
Melroie umgeaogen fnnlim in lei
men 9eiB gebradu:
Oedidael 9aib bon Minneapolis
NOR 5onntag bier I'M glfernbonfe ST
.@aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
St 2l.uen1ta

ffnffp eiinpllItl an 9lttpfttaalflpfaelf tint
gnhs = Aie}I1ea gioprfird1e
.as,s, h,,f,5, aharrpr ! 9said5er oe=
,I,e4e,TaI, 3eIi1iein 1n1fyDe Sic aeidje
15$,sss -, zs@Ssifa@aasao s, Triller non
MN =, a.sIrs 5iloIifh 4 H g.Ioto
aT5iasin m al1TIsnf9IoGe1enNin5eIn
g5S1ss,,1,$a - sss,sf5pi,s. So, pIfaIfe0ar ops
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gieIe N3dn11er, Srauen unb aiuber
fneroen gang naDeue &rmfbeiten
EbebnnoeH, obfpobI, iie NIT Soof<, BnnbS,
NinoerS, 51tpeirtez ODER 5tednnbeIpiirz
rner bebnftet finb. 9as 1idere Mnseideu
Nnbere Nn5eiden iiinb 8erlnit BEG MppeY
tifg NIT 5eitpeiligem 9%eibbnnger, belegi
tel. 3unge, 6D0brennen, 59mer8en In
EMngen,.ein frie6enbes @efIbI i'm WaEf
genlIuo @ebdrn1e, Nnftoben, forttpdbr
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Hdfeit, s1meT3en i'm gfuden uno @lieE
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pfungs mdfttes Befibl BEL Ieerem Mdz
gen Nhn1naern nnb bunfIe &inge nnter
ben Nmgen. Babnfinn, epiIeptii1e Nnz
fdqesanb Ardmpfe iinb in Sdllen auf Die
8Mrn1er 5urid3ufIbren. Gin 1ebr ges
tp0bnli6es 3ei1en BEL &i1ber 1T bas fort
tpdbrenoe G~nlenbohren, 56Infloitgfeif,
HnbeIeiigfeit, gerInit Ser Spieauit. aag.
dtooes 1T beab5idfigt, Die 8irmer aus
Dem 5b}fem al bertreiben unb ba bies
Die bernbmte 8urmmebisin lit, Sic nQge=.
mein IN gurppa gebraudt fpirb, miro lei.
ne 8irffarafeif nt6t in Sraae geiteat.
8enn Str Banbipurn ober atabere @Hr.
:11er oer1Hntef, berfebft ntbt, fin bn5
BnhI @nrer @eiHnbheit ul1fere beriihinteR
2agatoDes 5n pro5ierel1. Soften .se6n 9of
lars Sable g~e6nnOlum4 ieds 8nIaar
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g1npfang Dnu Wpnep 5roer, Gar oasss
COMMUNICATING berfanbt. sc tpirb a1ei
mig opa Der @larpeI Me6. So. 8erien0ef
Der bernfhn1fen buIgari}dlsn 8ee@8a6lettei
fin unperbaufiGfeit, berIannt. Sept:
a..s4 1908 gittsblrahL ga. @erIn4e
rung Reg 8afefes 25e.
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Traaten 1ttii5ien eg Tim.

Seoe 6ral fpeiB, oaB jeoes SrHib=
jabr nr 9ans gan5lih gereinigfn er=
9eaa mliB 8a9reno os Mitlterg ba=
ben liA 9red, gnr1usl1ra0 Seine 1T
Den eden u%ageba1lft n1le al11 urlfter
ben Ieppid ii ben Seniierperbanz
get rto an ie60enl Rllaise. so
nit ihretn 5bitem es loate
leoes .6nibiabr boaIIta1loig oltsgepntt
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@abnfiHab ar6 Mttssiegt1t bpn idbIedl.
ten 33abaeH 1.b 8deitigang
6es 1at11natrnts
s ~nLas
aeheilf.

Wpberne Mer3te bebnnpten, bab
fdIe6te 39dbne IN DieIen SSddlen Babus
finn berurfn1en DesbaIb mnB man
ieinen 3ddbnen groBe Gnfmerfinmfeit
1denfen. &c ipirb audi gefngt, bnB gez
ip0bnIide Bnrruer, be3ei1net nIs NnoeI<
Ntnbs, 59tDeineS o6er B%nnDtpir1ner 1hon
111and5er berrndt gen1ndf baben. U9ebr als
bag. SSn 11dsdm SSdIen fat bic gernad<
Idf1igung berielben ben Sob berbeige-
fIbrt. 9esbnB - penn sic b~er1nuten.
baB Sic nit 8irn1ern bebnftet iinb,
1lnt1eraebmen Gle fofort 56ritte, bieielz
ben a1t bertiIgen.
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Mlnn ertpeiit mandem Die Iebte Of
le oem man niefllals bic erite ernie
iien bdd