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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
MOTHERS MEETING
is WELL ATTENDED
AND VERY HELPFUL

The mothers meeting held at the
First Methodist Church Wednesday
afternoon was largely attended and
much interest was shown. Mrs. Nell
Swinde'L executive secretary of the
Lakeland Chapter of the American
Red Cross. presided as chairman.
Speakers for the afternoon were
Mrs. Montgomery and Miss May Tom
linson, both of whom delivered inter-
esting and helpful addresses. An ex-
cellent general discussion was car
ried on.
1t was announced at this meeting
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS MEETING
IN CHICAGO REQUEST CONFERENCE
With 100 RAILWAY EXECUTIVES
ORDERED DEPORTED

Laredo, Texas, oct. a. Local inn
migration authorities have issued de
pOrtation papers for Adolfo Leon on
orio, former Mexican journalist, who
claims to he a Cuban citizen. O@O-
rio is under charges Of criminal libel
in connection with recent writings and
under deportation sentence in the
Mexican federal court in connection
with the libel cases. Ozorio has re
fused to return to Mexico on the as
sertion that it would cndaneer his
life
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
HOUSE CALLED on WILSON

Washington, Oct. 14.-COlOnel Ed
ward VI. House, who 50 lar as known
has net seen former president Wood
row WmS0n Since the reported deyel-
Opmcnt OF differences between them
during the peace negotiations at
Paris mere than two years ago.
called IA his residence here yester-
day and lett his card for The former
President and Mrs. Wilson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
Last Minute Briefs
NO. , GETS CONYICTS

0ca'a, Fla. Oct. 1i.-State Road
ntpartmeI has ordered eighty con-
\ lets from Putnam and VOluSia cOun-
ties TO he transferred TO Marion c0un-
~ Tor work on state road Number ..
The cOnyictS will be Installed in camp
between WeirSdale and Stanton and
will BE- b ought to Marion county is
s. jOn ~ the camp is built.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14

that a mothers meeting will be held
twice a month at the Woman's Club
building, the dates being the second
and fourth Thursdays.
1t was the sense of the meeting that
parents must keep alert to their Q2(
portunities and responsibilities,
the spirit of the occasion was ear
and prayerful
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
The WEATHER
GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure is high over the eastern
states, and generally fair. cool wealth
or has continued There have been
scattered showers. however. in Flor
ida.
Pressure is low in the west, with
centers OF low barometer over the
Dakotas Arizona and Washington
There has been rain on the North
Pacific coast. but very little precipi-
tation elsewhere 1t is warmer over
the plains states, and slightly cooler
over the plateau region.
Indications are for cloudy unsettled
WALTER j. BENNETT,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
SITUATION IMPROVES

Washington, Oct. IA. - Idle
freight cars on American rail-
roads numbered 375,0oo on Oc-
tober 1st, 39,323 less than on Sep
tember 23rd, and materially less
than on any recent reporting date.
according to a report today by the
Association of Railway Execu-
tiVes. OF the total surplus cars,
2o2,95o were in need of repair.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
CIRCUIT COURT
DISPOSES OF
SEVERAL SUITS

The circuit court now in session in
Barlow decided two cases Thursday
and spent a great deal of time on the
case of Robert Thompson VS.. j. L..
Fouts and w. 7. Overstreet.
In the case of the Motor Exchange
VS.. II. w. Seig & Co., an action in re-
plevin, in which damages of $500 was
asked. a verdict was rendered giving
the plaintiff the car, or 500, and $1.0O
damages. Peterson and Carver, CT
Lakeland, appeared for the defendent,
who formerly lived here.
The case of Sydney ]. Cats, as
governor, for the use and benefit of
Elmer &. Cline VS.. w. C. Edmiston in
which damages of $4,000 was asked,
was non-suited
The next cases to be called after
the Thompson VS.. Fouts and Over
street suit is that of A. X. Serjenian
VS.. w. c. Edmiston, in which dam
ages of $4,000 are asked, and follow
ing this will come the case of Allie
jeanette Wilkins VS.. Deen Turpentine
Co., an action in ejectment, in which
100000 damages are claimed. The
case of VIM. A. Hartline ct al. VS..
Seaboard Airline Railway, an action
in ejectment, is also set for today.
Cases set for tomorrow the Harrell-
Johnson Co. VS.. ]. ]. Robinson, an ac-
ton in ejectment, in which $4,000
damages is asked for, and Frank j
Krein VS.. W. F. Hallam & Co., a sui;
in assumpsit, asking. $1,000 damages
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
XII KLUX HEAD
UNABLE TO GO
BACK TO STAND
Imperial Wizard Is Suffering From
Severe Attack of Bronchitis
and Nervousness

Washington, Oct 14.-With its
star witness, William J Simmons,
founder and imperial wizard of the
Ku Klux Khan. under 4 physicians
care. the house rules committee pre-
pared today to continue its inquiry
into the organization and activities
of the order
Mr. Simmons was found to be suf-
fering from bronchitis and nervous
exhaustion" it was said yesterday,
the attending physician doubted
whether he would be able to undergo
the cross-eXamination which was
scheduled
The all-day session yesterday was
seldom without moment of interest.
Mr. Simmons, the founder, palpably
not in normal health, seemed eager
to continue his denunciation of those
who had filed charges of lawlessness
and bigotry against the organization
His reference to former members
among the attackers was particularly
bitter.
Unable to Appear
Washington, Oct. 14.-W. J Sim
AlonS, lHlpeIl la "lAdIu VI llic Nu NIuA
klan, was prevented by illness today
from appearing before the house com
mittee for further examination by
members as to the activities OF the
order. Simmons collapsed yesterday
at the close OF a five hours statement
and later was placed in charge OF a
physician who ordered him to bed.
The hearing has been adjourned until
Simmons will be able to appear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
LAKELAND GETS THE StIAFFNER LIBRARY
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HBEQUEATHED $1,000, OF WHICH
Sl,OO0EF0R A MEMORIAL WINDOW

Included In the Will Are
Several Minor Bequests
Local People of Val
liable Jewelry and Rare
Furniture From a Col.
lection That Had Been
Gathered From Many
Parts of the World
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14

Ardle, acquitted OF the charge on
Wednesday.
The trial of Mrs Emma Colavito,
also held for murder, has been set for
next Monday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14

An average of rs pieces of mail are
daily shaken out of supposedly empty
mail bags sent to the repair shop in
Washington, d. c. Some of the let
ters are year old. Husbands will be
able to tell this to their wives when
accused of not mailing letters which
are not received.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
IRISH COyFEREyCE ADJOVRNS

London, Oct. A meeting of the
Sim Feiners and British ministers
held this morning in the British pre-
mcr's Official residence in Downing
street for the purpose of reaching an
agreement for the settlement Of the
Irish question, adjourned at 1:@0 this
afternoon until 11:30 Il. m. Mon
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-14
LAKELAND AND VICINITY

Cloudy tonight and Sat
urday, probably showers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Gin bayerii6er yciMiteit,
brmSer als 8eeranNcr
Scr tfteNeratent 8iers
ReriteQmne.

Sic b0ien Seiuiten banobabten alio
nidt BLOB 9ol9 unb @ift, ion6ern
madten o,,d nod gutes 8ier. Sc lit
fdredlid nit 6iefen rSeiuiten!"
Durd ben DreiBigidbrigen &rieg
erfubr sic 8rauereiinouitrie tpie 10
mander anbere 3meig Ser Bolts
tpirtidaft einen folben Mieoergang,
0uB ielblt beOeutenbe @elebrte fetnert
@eg gum Mufitieg fanoen. Sos ge-
lang aber DEM &egensburger Seiui-
tenbrl1oer 8enno Sbarl, Ser als Ell
lter &ulturbefe itatt milber Sefe ber-
penoete, cine por5iiglide Se6noltgie
Ser untergdrigen baperiiden 8tere
i6rieb u1ro neben Dem Sopfen Die freie
&oblenldure I'M 8ier als tpeientliben
decentralization 8eltanbtetl beran.
sog. Mnf fetner @run6lage erfolgte
Ser mooerne Mnsbau ser Brauereitn=
ouitrie, Sic ia Iei6er bier5ulanoe iett
berpont lit.
2onge 3eit tparen aue naberer
Madridten iiber 6ieien be6euten6en
Ma11n perIoren gegangen. "a gelang
es, sic erite Mnflage Ser u8eihrei=
bung ser 8raunbier=8 ranereien int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
s. 5eptember, 1921

befleioete, lit bon Der ebrm. Mlltter
2ouife, .. g. s., oils 5ubpriori1 0es
ct. 8enebifts &onDents IN ct. Soiepb
ernanut %tporoen, pelde nerantportli-
DIE Stellung iie am lesten Samitag
angetreten bot aIs Nadfolgerin Der
ebrm. Sdmeiter 6oiamunb. 90. g.,
tpeld)e nit ser Stelle Der Sberin 0es
SdusengelS &onbents in ct. Glono
betrant 1T nnb sugleid oie @rin5ipal-
iteae ser &atbe0ralbodi6ule belief
Den miro. oils Nabfolgertn Der
ebrp. 59peiter seeunoa lit Die ebrtn.
SdapeIter Corona, .. 8. g., melhe
mabrenD ser lebten brei Sabre Die SUI
perintenbentenitelle Der nit Dem ct.
&opbaels Sospital berbnnoenert
Sdnle our Seranbiloung bon &ran-
fenpflegerinnen einnabm, in Sen
&ana Ser Sberin bes Sospitals err
boben moroen, in Incident ibre 8or-
gangerin nit iegensreibem grfolge
nirfte, ser boffentli6 tbre Mmtsalts-
fiibruna gleidfous fronen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

anblidt, tpie cine alte @roBmntter,
6ie aud tdigli9 IN bem 8u6e left,
NIT 6en iebeh bebenoen 2ippen, 1n0
nit ser 8riue anf Der Naie - un1
6ie1es Sud- betBt aud gan5 fur3tpeg
Dos Bud, Die 8ibel. Mit 6ng nennt
man oieie a16 Die beilige 56rift: tper
leinen @pH perloren bat, Der fam
i'm in bieiem 8u6e mieberfin6en, nno
mer i'm nie gefannt, benz mebt bier
entgegen Ser Sbem 6es g0ttli6en
@ortes. Die Suber, mel6e ii9 a1f
&oitbarteiten beriteben, muBten iebr
gut, mos lie taten, als iie BEL benz
|8rar6e bes 5meiten EempelS Die gol-
benennnb iiIbernen Spfergeidirre,
sic 2euGter nn6 2ampeM iogar ben
Observation-Disclosures 8ruitlat init Sen
EgroBen g6eliteinen in Std lieBen,
uno MIR bie 8ibel retteten. Dieie mar
Der nnbre Eempelidab, nn6 6erielbe
|mar6, @ott lob! 11iht Elm &al1b Ger
6lammen o6er Deg Titus 8espafia-
nus, oes 80iepibts, Der Elm 10 fhled~
|tes g16e genommen, dpie Die &nbbtner
er5ablen. Gin iiioiider Hrieiter, Der
5meibunbert Sabr Dor bent 8ronob beg
5tpeiten Sempels, mdbreno Ser @larl5-
periobe oes 8tolomaers 8bilaoel-
.pbns, gu Sernfalem lebte nnb 5ofra
Sen 5iras Ben @lie5er bieB, bot III
elmer @nomeniammlnng, Me1balim
in 8e3rg unf sic 8ibel ben @eoanfen
feiner 8eit al1sgeiproben, nn0 idt
min feline i@0nen @orte bier mittei-
len. sic iinb Ia5er6otalfeierlih. nro
bod 5ug1eid 10 erquideno frifd, als
1p6ren lie crit geitern elmer leben-
ben Wenidenbrnf ertq1o1en, nno
fie Gultten, uie folgt:
.Dies anes 1T eben 6as Bud Beg
Bltnoes, nit cen1 b0d)ffen @ott ge-
|nladt, rdlnIih 6ns @eiet, ipeldss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Moies Dem &a11ie sSsafob 5rt1n 5dab
befoblen fat. 9arnus sic Neisbeit
geflolen iii; pie has Mnlier 8ifon,
nern es grob III, 11nb nie 6as 8ai.
Ter EigriS, menn es iibergebt in
2e1t5er1. 9aral1s Der @eritaa6 gefIoi-
len III, un6 pie Ser @upbrates, tuern1
er groB III, 1tno mie Der Serbian III
Der grnte. Mus 6emielben lift berbor-
gebrode1 Die 3u6t, nie SOS 2ibt, II.
mie oas 8afier Nilus I'M &erbft. ST
lift ME %getpeien, Ser es ousgelernt
bdtte, 1tn6 er miro ni1nmermebr tper-
ben, Der es a%nsgrunoer m69te. Den1
iein CHM 1T reider msoer fein Meer
ltn6 fem @ort tiefer 6ern fein ST.
grnn6."
, Sos fbrieb ser lngIiidIi6e Seine
gu 8aris IN @o1nemonb, 1852, oIs
er IN ieiner MntrdBengrnft lag. Dns
8efenntnis ebrt i'm, mennidon man
be3tpeifeIn 6nrt 6nB er 10 tief bon
Der Bnbrbeit erfnBt norber1 1T mie
Der 9idter, Der n11f SABA fem 2ebert
IieB. grtpdbnt iei bei 6ieier @elegen-
heit nod. 6nB Seine IN feine11 I'M
8inter 1884 geidriebener @e-
|itdn6niflen beferr1t, BOB Ser l1ngIaltbe
in Der Gle ie6enfnqs gefdbrIid lit,
l1no, 10 freigeiiffig er feIbft getpeien,
10 6nrfte bod in feinem 6nnie ME ein
%friboles 8ort gefproden tperoen, tpie
er bebn1tptf.
@Iiid1ider aIg &einri9 Seine (6er
iibrigeng fatboliib getrnut tul1r6e uno
fatboliide @irt6erer5iebnng beriprd6)
fan6 ser bon Inn oben nnter ben
.gottloien. @eIbitg6ttter11" nufgefiibrte
|Di6ter 6rieoerib Dalir1er Ben Beg
CUR fntboliiden Stride. 49, 6. ct. 6es
6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Roniapeihe Bayern" aus bem Nad-
laie Benno gdarls, aufaufinoen, nro
otele brinat eif1e 2ebensifi55e oes
ubrapen Seiuitenpaters," 6ie bon fei-
mem @eringepe1, geidrieben tit als
bon Bil6of Suiler, Der Sdarl ols eos
len Meniden nnb tiidtigen 8erpalter
feiert (1812).
M1s sen BORT nie6ergelegten 2e-
bensna6ridten gebt berbor, bob Ben,
no @darl am 6. sunni TAI at See
felb, elmer @raf Don Sorrtng<Seee
feloiden Sofmarf in 8aDern, ns
|5obn zines 8ierbrauers geboren tp1r-
Sc, 0aB er ltu6ierer tponte, 6ies aber
ntdt 6urfte, neil Der dltere 8rnoer
idon BEL SEN 8enebiftinern at Mn-
beds 6em 5tm6ium oblag; nun tp11r-
Sc er Bierbrauer, na9bem er in Der
|2an6ihule be1onoers gelernt botte,
ufromm, froblib un0 fletBig 51 iein;;"
|oas 6uberbrGu in Miinden nobm ibn
auf, i'm CONNER muBte er 8ier i9dn-
Ten un0 &egel aufieben, i'm Winter
|belfen 8ier madden, BEL 6em er et1er
uniiberminoliden 8i0ermillen gegen
|bos Muffublen batte, Der aber alb Die
|Eriebfeber 5a elmer ipateren Menoer,
una uur6e, unb 6as er als mberfliiiis
qe Mrbeit abi6affte, iobalb er in
@rnnba6 fret mirfen fonnte, troboem
i'm mande 8ierbrouer 6estpegen ber=
'feberten.
Nah ser 2ebr5eit blieb er nod eli
niqe sesabre als 8rGrfne6t BET ietnem
2ebrberrn, miinide Damn in bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

8rdubals Ser Seiuiten 5l fonmer,
mas audi gelang, arbeitete bier bret
Sabre als &ano. nnb 0berfnebt nn6
trat Damn in Ben Orben nls 2aienbru.
Der Elm. SSn 9anosberg bradte er iein
Nobi5iat al. Bon 90 fam er na9 SSn'
golIta6t, 6urfte Dos &oder lernen
unb tpurbe 6a1n als Dispeniator nod
8a1rgbauien geianbt, 100 er Biz aur
Mufbebung bes Sr6ens berblieb. Nun
pernaltete er 5ebn Sabre lang Die
Glitter 6es Srbens in Sngolita6t nit
Sreue, @infi9t nnb &lugbeit. gr
nebm feline DiGten, berrebnete bas,
mas er anf Sen Dienftreiien beraebr=
te. Na@bem 6ie Glitter bes mfgebobe=
men Srbens an bie Malteier lberge-
gnnge11 marer, fam er tpegen ietner
EMdtigfeit ols 8ermalter al1f Dos Der.
o%bgefommene lanbtpirti1oftlihe Gut
bes @roBpriorots @%bersberg, a1f benz
er bal6 tpobltdtige @inri6tungen I'M
8ranbauie, al1f 6em 8uubofe, anf Der
@hmaig bornabm, eiren Sopfengar-
ten nnlegte, cine 3ieaelbiitte nn6 &alf
brennerei erridtete. @egen Spannmn-
gen mil Dem bamaligen 8fleger, 6ie
iib 611r6 Nodgiebigfeit ni6t Beben
lieBen, nabm er feline Gntlaiinng nn6
tpnr6e Damn bon benz 6oma1igen Mi-
niiter, 6em @rafen bon Geinsbeim,
gum 8irtidofter gu Ending er1tannt
nn6 nod bent So6e 6es Miniiters i'm
Sabre 1887 ibernabm 59arl 6ieGer-
maltnng 6eg @ntes bon @riinbnh,
6eifen &ebung er Big 5u fei11em Sobe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

am Q. M6r3 1912 itd ipiomete, boa.
geid6Bt bon ieiner Serridaft, mas
ltd narnentlib aud ndbrenb ieiner
&ranfbeit 5eigte. Sier mar e., no er
feline portrefflib eingeridtete 8ra,le-
rel erboute, IN Der er iein brau1es
8ier bon gan3 Defenders gutter Mrt
uno In FOLDER Menge braute, oaB er
In Der ga1taen nmgegenb cine 1ihere
unb reide Mbnnbme bafiir bate. Set
ne Gdtigfeit fano 10 groBe Mnerfen-
nung, oaB Die &egierung in mand)en
einibldgigen Grngen iih Inn Muf-
#i6lnB an i'm mar6te. Son bier aus
perbreitete it'd, a1b Die moberne Bier
berltelnng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Did,ter, Sic Gctt ~eefunNef,

geah Sen 8eri1ten retbsbeutider
|8Idtter fanb itd IN benz Na6laB oes
oeutiden Dibters Mar 9%autben0ep,
Ser mdbrenb oes @eltfrieges I'M fer
men Often als &riegsgefangerer ge-
fGkAn 1T, cine 8tbel, in bie er bns
folgnoe Befenntnis eingetragen bot:
nMar D%a1tbenoeD, Eofari (DitSa-
ba, Songger @ebirge), Samitag, 80.
Stunt 1917 (finf Morate bin i6 nun
bier 5000 SUP bo9.) Se11te morgen
als i6 Die SO. nnb SO. .9falmen Da-
bios" geleien batte, gefbab mir cine
@rfenntnis. Sd erfannte, 6aB es ei-
men perfonliden @oH gibt. Drei $50.
den Dor 1neinem fiinf3igiten @eburts-
tag mur6e mir bie 9ffenbarung, an
Der ib felt meii1em 90. 2ebensiabr,
alio 80 Sabre langnubgegriibelt uno
ge5peifelt un6 ergriinoet 1tnb 6urdI
|gerungen babe. @el9e berrli9e 3iel-
|7i6erbeit lit beute in mein &er5, III
meinen @eiit, in minen &orper ein-
5ogen! - @ott Iebt nno lit 10 per-
ionlih, mie ales, mas 6nrb i'm
|Iebt."
Das erinnert oarar1, baB Elm arbe-
rer oeuti9er Di9ter bnrb sic 2efttiiii-
re ser 8ibel @ott pieoerfnnb, Sen er
nibt MIR o11r6 iein 2eber ionoern
olt9 in 8ort nnb 56rift berId1tgnet
bottle. gs lit Dns fein u1tberer nls
&einri6 &eine, Ser 6as 8efenntnis
oeifen in Ser 8orre6e CUR %5meitengnf-
.Ioge ieiner Sdrift: BUR @ei6idte
Ser Meligion un6 Hbiloiopbie in
Deuti6Iono" nieoerlegte. Ms fem
@erleger i'm Sabre 1862 6arauf be-
itan6, 6os 5uerlt int Sabre 1884 ber-
0ffentli6te 8u6 neu beraus5ugeben,
fonnte Tim Seine Die @%rlnl1bnis, 6as
gu TIM, ni9t p%erpebren, aber ebenio-
menig fonnte ibm 6ieier bas &edt Der-
iagen, leinen b%erd10erten Stan6punH
5l1 betoner. Seine i6reibt an ser o1t-
.gegebenen 5tene: u@inem ebrli6en
bleibt nnter alien nmitdn6en
bus nrber6nBerli9e Gedf, fetnen SRI
tnm often 61 geiteben, 11n6 tb min es
obne 5deu bier ouSiiben. Sd befen-
6nber 111l1mtpnn0en, BOB aneS,
mas in 6ieIem 8lt6e namentlih anf
Sic groBe @ottesfrage ge8ug fat,
ebenio faIid ME 1%tnbeionnen tift."
Mad6em 9etne io6nn1 Sic 8ibeI
uni6t Bios Dem guten &uge, ionoern
oud meinem nod bel beritodtere1
Srennoe Morr, ID aud Ben 5erren
Daumer, Bruno 8oler,
Sengftenberg, ur6 1nie tie ionft beiben
m0gen, 6ieie gotHoien 5elbitg0tter,
our erbn11li9en Beber5iglng" emf
pfoblen, fommt er onf feinen eigenen
5n ipteden, ben
gang einfa9 ser 2effttire zines 81-
DIES per6onft." ogines 8ndes?"
ffaibrt er fort, 50, beiBt es Damn pei=
ter, u1n6 es lit Elm nltes, i6lidtes
8ud, bethlehem tpie sic Natur; aud
notiirlid 1pie bieie; ein Bud, bag
tDertdctig nnb oniprudslos mtsiiebt,
mie Sic Come, Sic itns tpGrmt, tpie
SOS Bro6, 6ng lns ndbrt; Elm Sud-,
6as 10 tranlid, 10 iegnen6 giitig rns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

paffenb. @onrtagsreiter
gum pfer6eDerltiber): ST taur
aber uur Elm rubiges uub jYperldff<
ges pferb gebrau9en!
8erleiber: S4Dn, ba merbe If
sSSbnen ben .Romet" seben, ben babe
Gonntagsreiter: Wie, feit geiterr
erit2 Dn tenner1 Sie bas pferb
bod nod gar ni6t seniigerb.
8erleiber: Dos nirb aber ON
beiten fit sic paifea - es lie nut
ben 4eimpeg NOD nt@tl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

20 Mus Der
funbc. Qebrer: Nennt mir ei1len
Sob. 1T neldem bas Mort Dialett
borfomr1t!
@9iler: Mleine tlei1e S4nefer
2pbin Iedt gerre 3uder.
- Stubenten> MonoIog.
Mt9 freut bas @treben meines
Dntels, 3ei6timer gu ermerben;
aber nod unebr bns @terben
n1eines 9ntels, Reibtiimer gu per<
erben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

4 nuberIegt. Meootteair
zines 8isbIattes Gum Qontorbo-
ter): Nag laden sic 6enrt 30 III
ei1em fort2
8ote: ad, i'd babe iber einige
SSbrer 8ise laden miiifeu.
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min Iber n1eirle @ise gibt es
gar nicbtS 5u laden.
@rtIdrt. 81: Der alte
@Gerr, Der Bel S6nen pobnt, betbt
cine merfpiirbige Hube.
81: So, bag iornmt BACON, neil Ct
5Aafner an elmer SefunbGrs
balm tDar.
Inter 6reunben. g.:
GrdlIein 9allo bat Elm b6nes
flaiiiides @eiiht, fdaoe, oaB tie 10
idledte SABINE Bat. z
9as III nabr. Benn lie ih
gar 3dbne einieAeu ldBt it iie Die
reirite 9er1lis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

8odfiib: ad, einen @ontam
m61te i1 nal erleben ~ tno
menn's nur Elm Sintertreppeuro.
man m6rel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

g.: SD traf Sbreu Dadel out
Der Strabe, er n1adt cine reht
fl1gIide Mierel
3d.: Nd, Der 1T 'front.' un0 gebt
lett geraoe gum Mr5t IN Die 9pre@r
ill110e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-21
CARRIERS THANK CITIZENS
rnss Resolutions Commenting De
icnSe of tity In Race Difficulties.

Believing Tulsa people owe debt
ot gratitude to those men who went
out Ia defense Of the homes OF tho
city iu the recent race riot here, the
Tulsa branch. No. 1855. OF tho Ma
uuual Association of Letter Carriers
has uHsscd resolutions publicly CN-
pressing ms thanks 20 all who took
active pant against the blacks who
threatened trouble on that evening
signed by Dewey r. Wise, T.. l.
Potter ana \. II. Dcnham, the reso-
luton reads:
Resolved, that We a. members Of
the National Ahssociation OF Letter
Carriers, Tulsa branch. No. 1853.
extend our heartfelt thanks TO those
brave officers and citizens who. re
g0rdlces of personal danger. go
nohly defended our city, our homes
ana our families during the recent
race riot In our city"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-21
EXPOSITION BOOSTED
c. 4. Mayo Makes Proposition tn Di'
reCtOrs TO Build Part of Grand
stand at Fair Grounds.

Additional impetus was given 70
the Tulsa Livestock and Industrial
exposition project Monday when g.
A Mayo announced his intention or
building two aeCtions OF the grand
stand providing sufficient funds can
be obtained o. cover the cost or TINS
improvement and addition. In et-
foot his offer amcpnts to the ad-
v1ncing Of approximately $2O,Ooo
with which ton construct these
grIudstand sections.
MAYO has. boon ono ~ the leaders
Of tho exposition project since It's
inception, and tho board OF direc-
tors At meeting Monday afternoon
declared has optimistic offer coming
at the present time, viii inject new
life into tho project and probably
mean that others interested In Soc
ing the grounds completed in time
for an exposition this year viii act
without delay in Joining him In the
action he has taken.
Alyl ! Niles. president OF the
chamber ~ commerce. who PRESIDE q
at Mondays meeting, IS 10 imme-
diatoly appoint "a committee OF a,-
tive solicitors 20 start q quietly con
Quoted campaign for funds tha' are
necessary TO place the grounds in
shape for tho first annual cKposi %
ti1u. The board ot directors is not
discouraged over the present period
at depression, Cuutcndinc that II ls
only temporary and that the cities
which forge ahead now are the on"a
that viii reap the greatest pehtllt
when prosperity returns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-21

OkEMAlt June 2o--Nction on
tho potflou circulated somo time
ago for th" purpose ot having the
corporation com mission 10 prevail
on the Fort Smith & Western Rail
road company and the American
Esuro-- company 10 place night
man at the depot here. was swift
IL We Is man has been placed
hero 90 be IN charge of the depot
AZ night. which will be great con
Vruce to Okcmlh merchants In the
matter of receiving their morchan
disc An effort VIII probably bc
made I'm the near future 10 have a
night telegraph operator at this
Dlatp