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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-10

Eva Lindstrom of Bellingham,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Larson s
mother, Mrs. Katherine A. Lar
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young
and son Richard of Bellingham
were guests Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Young's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Guckert.
Plans are being discussed for
the annual Sunday school picnic
and committee of three was ap-
pointed to choose a good place
at which the outing should be
held some time in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Allen
of Portland, Oregon and Mrs.
Jenie M. Robin of Bellingham,
were afternoon and evening
guests Tuesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crabtree
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen motored up
from Portland and will visit sew
eral points in British Columbia
before returning to Oregon.
Mrs. James Sanders and child
rem of South Bellingham are Wis
iting this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McMillen.
Mr.. G. Gunderson of Belling-
ham and Mr.. Emil Lind of Dem
ing were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Annie Johnson Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Burgraff and fam
lily attended the church picnic at
Berthusen's Park Wednesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-10
FOREST GROVE
H. e. SEIDELL ATTENDS
FARM BUREAU SESSION

Mr.. H. E. Seidell left wednes-
day evening for Tacoma, where
he will attend the state confer
ence of Farm Bureau representa-
tives. On Thursday he will at
tend the Pierce County Farm
Pureau picnic, and Friday will
be present at the conference at
which the state leader, Mr.. Arm
strong will preside. Mr.. Seidell
is secretary of the Whatcom Co.
Farm Bureau.
Hugo Burgraff. who spent the
past week camping at Birch Bay
returned Sunday night to his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Petit and
son Bobbie Lee of Bellingham,
were weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Muenscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc Millen
entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Lillian
Morrison, of Oakland, California
and Mrs. Marian Kfpp Of Mime
sofa. Mrs. Morrison is a sister
and Mrs. Kipp an aunt, of Mr..
McMillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith and
children. Jack. Billy and Kath-
crime, of Cowichan Lake, B. C.
Mrs. J. F. Smith and Miss Ada
Smith, of Bellingham and Mrs.
Relic Christie and daughter Ruth
of Maple Falls were visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Crabtree Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Larson and
family of Woodlyn were dinner
guests Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Katherine A. Lar
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Ahrens and
luncheon Saturday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ticknor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shell and
children, Ralph and Marguerite
and Mr.. o. d. Lamoureaux and
sons motored to Vancouver B. c.
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Burgraff and child
rem left Wednesday evening for
a weeks outing at Cottonwood
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hemmi,
and niece Miss Pearl Hemmi, of
Bellingham were guests Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Seidell
Mrs. Peter Dahl and daugh-
ter Marie spent Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Carl
Muenscher.
Mrs. Walter Crabtree and son
Edgar. Miss Helen HERE and
Mrs. Lee Ticknor spent Wednes-
day in Bellingham at the home
of Mrs. Cleo Baughman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McMillen
and daughters Jean and Virginia
were Sunday dinner guests in
Bellingham at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Sanders.
Mrs. John Zettle and son Galen
of Greenwood spent Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Annie Por-
ter.
Mr.. Arthur Larson and Miss
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-10
CLEARBROOK
REGISTRATION BOOKS
FOR CLEARBROOK OPEN

Registration books for Nook
sack Township precinct No. 2
are open for registration at the
Chas. N. Atkinson store at Van
Buren,. Those who have not reg
istered during the past years
| should do so now.
Rev and Mrs. H. M. Course
of Everson were dinner guests
Tuesday evening of Mr.. T. l..
PARROT and daughter Myrtle.
The school board for CONSOLE
dated district No. 31S met Mon
day afternoon at Nooksack.
The school bonds voted for the
remodeling the Nooksack high
school building. by the consolidat-
ed district Of Nooksack and
Clearbrook in June to the amount
of $4,000 have been taken up by
the State work on the new aud
itorium will be started at once.
Mrs. r. H. Farrand and Miss
Jennie Quick were pleasing host
esses to the Clearbrook ladies aid
| Ii vi quay dl thC III ul III pal ioi ..
| On Thursday afternoon, August
IT, Mrs. c. E. Merriam and Miss
Myrtle PARROT will be hostesses.
Mrs. John Mckay was a Lleas-
ing hostess Friday afternoon at
dinner. Her guests were Mrs. J.
A. Greenough and her house
guests, Mrs. Ethel Greenough
! Larson and daughter Dorothy of
| Vancouver B. c.
The Clearbrook-Sumas road is
ali graded and ready for the
gravel.
Mr.. Leon Miller is having the
balance of his 40 acres on the
Blaine-Sumas road slashed.
MIR, T. H Higginson left Tues
day for Soap Lake where he
hopes to receive benefit for rheu-
matism.
Miss Anna Holmquist was
charming hostess Saturday af-
ternoon to the Junior Missionary
band.
Uncle Dow Pangborn and niece
Mrs. Tew and Mr.. Arthur Bruins
of LINDEN were callers on friends
here Saturday.
Miss Mary Agnes Perry, daugh-
ter of Mrs. w A. Perry of Van
Buren,, who is attending the State
University at Seattle spent the
weekend with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehlers and
children, Mrs. J. A. Greenough
and guests and Mr.. Ray Green
ough picnieked at Birch Bay Sun
day.
The local school ground was
leveled this week by the County
grader. The work of blowing and
leveling was begun in the spring
but the dry weather made it i'm
possible to accomplish the work
satisfactorily.
Joe Gilmore came down from
the Glacier camp to spend Sun
day with home folks.
Mrs. F. A. Johnson pleasantly
entertained the Swedish Lutheran
aid at her home Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Johnson was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Victoria
Johnson in serving refreshments.
Miss Victoria left Saturday for
Bellingham for an extended stay.
Word has been received that
Rev. G. F. d. Wander Mel is slow
ly recovering from his illness,
and is able to be up. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Graves and daughter
Miss Anna visited the Wander Mel
home in Bellingham Tuesday.
After a ten days stay with her
sister, Mrs. f. N. Higginson and
family, Miss Bernice Hunter re-
/ turned to her home in East Mt.
View Saturday.
Rev. H. Anderson of Laconner
filled the pulpit at the Swedish
Lutheran church Sunday after
noon. His address was in English.
Miss Agnes Kelley OF Belling-
ham and Alice Kelley of Fern
/ dale are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Vivian Kelley at the T. H..
Higginson home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
To Be Strictly
in Style You
Must Wear a
S u I 7

IN Pittsburgh, in New York
L in Baltimore-in fact in
all large cities-Suits are
very much the vogue this
season. Many of the best
dressed women in our own
community are aware of the
fact and already have chos-
en- their Winter Suits and
are wearing them-and are
quite up to the minute in the
matter of style. We have a
nu m be,r of ultra-smart
dressy Suits in stock right
now so there's no reason to
delay your selection. Prices
run upward to $4,000.
Plainly tailored Suits for
all-round service start at
$500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
A Coat Stock That Contains
Every Favored Mode of
the Season---Sl5.95 to sl95.OO

IT HERE'S no doubt of our ability to please your desire
for either Dressy Wrap or Utility Coat The i'm
mensty of sock-some five to six hundred garments
means that every favored mode is here every style that is
in popular demand in the leading fashion ceners repre-
ened right here in osgoods great many of the newer
Goats picked from leading makers by Mr. 0sgood only
last week-assuring that none is newer or smarter in the
large cities than you obtain in Fairmont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
The Greatest Number of
Dresses Ever Displayed
Here---Sl5.95 to $500

4 LWAYS noted for the quantity and quality of Dresses
6 offered Osgood's is now, than at any other
time, living up to its reputation "the Dress Store of
Farmon Present stock embraces between six and seven
hundred Fall and Winter 1i1odels-AND NO TWO ARE
ALIKE Think of the convenience and satisfaction of max
ing your selections from such complete array of Dresses
great many handsome afternoon and evening models
personally chosen by Mr. osgood in New York only week
ago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
SATURDAY!
New Coats
lettering the Utmost
ObtQinable Value at
$500

LJERE are Coats that set high mark for value.
II giving They are made of perfect-quality all
wool velours cheviots tweeds, clearinghouse and
other novel and popular fabrics. Sport styles with
full backs and belted backs are developed of plaid
back coth-dressy styles are cut longer and draped
attractvely and some are equipped with fur collars
Yes even at this special price we offer fur-collared
coats.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
New Winter Skirts
$500 to Sl9.75

~ K1RTS of wool velours, in smart plaids and
" stripes; Skirts of serge and tricotine in trim
models both pleated and plain; Skirts Of prnela
cloth in host of clever designs Every Skirt in the
store is specially priced.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
Rawak, Bluebird, Gage,
Laurel or Tenne Hats
You'll Find Them Her
If You Prefer
You'll Find Them Here

D EXCHANGE you fancy one more of these celebrated
makes because you have them before Such being the
case you'll enjoy choosing your Winter Hat hereyo be glad
to find in it the label of of these leading houses
Of authentic fashion well fine quality We carry large
sentiments Of Rawak Buebid Gage LAUREL Tenne dand Mae
Smythe Hats priced upward to $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
Fine Costume B1ouses
SlO.95 to $500

complete the street costume one must have
handsome Blouse made of heavy crepe silk.
embroidered draped. brilliantly colored great
many new. styles have recently been received and
are now attracting favorable attention.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
New Goldstripe Hose
$500 to $3.50

w E have received new shipments of this cele-
w brated make of Silk Hose and early purchas-
ing will be the wise course, Goldstripe Silk Hose are
noted for their long wearing quality All the new col
ors as well as black now in stock
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
Grouped on One Rack
and Specially Priced
$ 1895

n RESSES adapted for every daytime require
II mentor street and afternoon wearing;
Dresses of the very finest quality obtainabe under
$500 to $4,000. In fact they were made to sell at
$500 to $4,000. You'll find them in real Poiret
twill, tricotne, serge and wool jersey-in rich Can
ton crepe, georgette and other silken weaves And
you'll find that they are wondrously tempting bar
gains at this special price.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27
Choose Centemeri Gloves
SITS to $685.

ENTEMERI Gloves are made of imported
~ French kid and are unquestionably the finest
gloves obtainablbe We showing new numbers.irfi
wrist length and gauntlet styles, including popular
mocha gloves you'll see being worn shortly.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08

Salt igres groBien &lutllln1erS trageuo.
E&arl iii t,ie Elm Seiliger geitorber. Ct
Tit nniogbar bel burdl Mtmnngsbe-
idtperben, aber obne i'd ientalg 81 Be-
flagem opferte er aues @ott auf. Nob
einige S5tut1ber Dor Ieinem CODE, bolt
te man i'm retten 81 fonnen, ber1t
trob ser Snfeftionsberoe, Die it'd int
m1er rel1 III Der 211nge bil0eten, tp1r-
sc cine nn6 sic a11oere mfi3irte Stele
mie6er fret. Mm Morgen beg !. PIP
|riI trat cine nelulleer,liibe 8eiierung Elm
nnb ale naren 6arMber boAbegdiidt.
|Mber gegen Ell relt1 l1br peridlimmerte
|iib iein 3ultano mieber. Bocr otelem
Mltgenblid an fonnte &arl MIR mebbr
|auf ieirem Bette iiiben (ieit Eagen
fontae er nidt Iiegen) bon 3ita'S Mrm
unteritiitt, ben &opf gege1 oie 56ul
ter 3ita's gelebnt, ben 8lif quf 0as
|bas M%lerbeiltgite MltarSi afroment &C.
ri6tet bas I'M 8iboril1m neben ieinem
Igette itorb. gr betete fortmabreno, err
|bielt tdglib sic beilige &ommnlnior,
an 6ieiem Sage 5pteimal, crit morgens
bonn fnnpp Dor 1eirem CODE alS Bta-
|tifum. Bl0blib tpenoete iib &arl oem
MQerbeiIiqIte Mtarsfaframent ge-
nod inniger un6 iagte al1s pollter
|Seele: ~9ieber Seilan6, bite, bite,
bitte!" NaS er bot, ml1Bte man nid)t,
bienei6t, i'm nod am 2eben gu laiien.
Mber glei9 bnrauf erpedte er aus
tiefiten @er5ensgrumOe Die ponfomme-
ne &eue, Damn iagte er: Mein @oH,
lid empfeble Sir meine 6ran," Damn
%rannte ct nit grober &roftanltreng=
nng, tpegen Mangel an 2nft, leoes
ieiner &inber, unnb bnS gan5 &letne.
gr opferte iein 2eben, voamit leine
@0Ifer 1td mie0er ~5uiammenflr0en.
3ita iprad ibm 96nBgebete Dor. gr
l EE' '-rs.F 49, HEE. 49, - L- -,
fob no9mals Sen &opf gegen bas 81
borinm, lal1t un6 0eutli6 ieoes 8ort
ouslpre1enb: uSerr, Dein Wile ge=
idebe, Mmen!" 5ei1t &opf ianf nod~
mals anf 3ita's 5dnlter, gum ShlnB
Iagte er nod uSSeinS" nno ltarb. Mu=
|Ber 3ita mar Eonte Marie Sbereie,
un6 Hater Scamboct bel ibrt.
Dies 1T 6ie gar5 m1tentiidite Nad<
ri6t DOM Eo6e @onig &arl's. Sein
|5terben NOR Elm 8ie6eri6ein ieines
2etcns, onr9len9tet bon @otteSliebe
1ln6 ieiner 2iebe gu ieiner Samtlte
uno leinen 8olfern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
sat ieine 8eoemtnn8.

sSm Outrage bes 5enators Me6in
McGormid bon Sqinois ma6t beien
,5efretdr Clifford Morriion 0ie Witz
teilnng, baB %genannter Serator 6as
na6folgen6e &%abelgranm bon S. IS.
.Glpen,. Sem s9riftleiter Der IN Gin
cinnati eri6einen6en u6reien Srei1e"
aus Miind)en erbalten babe:
rSnbe ioeben cine 5ebntagige @ei=
le 6urb oas beiebte rbeinii6e @ebiet
bouen6et. Die 3uitdnoe iino idam=
boz. Die gan5e 8ep0lfernng 1T einig
in ser oringenoer 8itte, Sic amert=
fanii6en Eruppen am Gbein 5u ball
ten als 56ub gegen nod groBere Set
sen inns als Srie6enSgarantie."
Die Rabel6epeide entbdlt nibts
Meres fir ale Dieientgem Die III ite=
tenn 8erfebr nit 8epobnern 6es
Nbeinlanbes iteben. IS It aber obne
8meifel bon 8e6eutung, BOB ein ante
rifaniI9er 8iirger unmittelbar bon
BORT an Elm Mitglie6 oes Senatsfomt=
tees fir Muspertiges einen 6erartt=
gen 8eridt i6idt. Ob er tpobl Sc
for fin6en miro?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08

bitionsgeaner ii Getp gorf ben gleaels
gel ollf BEN Ropf, als er idrieb;
u0ffen geitanoeM iA Claude, mir
baben einen idredlid,en Seller be.
gange,r, dis mir Elm 8rnangSgeiet bie-
fer Mrt ser Bnn0esperfafiung einber-
Ietbteu. Das pnr Elm Grunofebler.
n1adter mir eine1l tpeiteren Sch
ler, als mir Elm DnrdfHbrnngsgeiet
erlieBen, bas III feinen 8%eitimmungen
10 itarf lit, BOB es nibt ourdggefiibrt
lp,erben fonn. gs lit gar5 fIar, bob
Sic grpBe Maiie oes Bottles oieies Sc
ieb miBadiet es miro IN groBcn Mol--
ien oerlest, eg perbreitet &orrnption,
Seltdelei lteht oltf Ser EaaeSor0n!W..
9iele Gimme lit ur:tec nner 5t;htelt
Ser 8%epolferli,1g b~,r6reitet rne lie
fiibrt gil MiBabt.1r1 l1no gerodtllag
ser @eiete uno ltrtergrabung elmer
geregelten Negierung. User Mngen
bat gum 9eben muB bieie 8eobo6=
ting moben. 9ie Sage fangt I'M, I'M
ertragli6 nno cine @5efabr 5n meroen.
gs 1T meme ebrli6e Nnii6t, baB bic
gan5e neutrality-suspicious. elmer
&epiiion u%nter5ogen unb ein ebrltber
8eriub gemadt meroen ioa,i lie out Elm
reipeftobles Nipeau gu bringen".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08


.Wobnung a1l cine anitdnoige Beeile
befriebigen fam. gad benz briifllt<
den Hrincp Ser Solioaritdt BADEN
aber aae geiiber1oef nod bie Hflidt
5ur iittIiden unb peiitigen Sebulg
Der arbeiterben RIaiien, 5ar Gr5ieb-
ing bes Bottles. Denr aud 6ns ittli<
de unb geiitige 8eoiirfnis bes Arbei-
tiers ion b~efriebigt5 tperben. Nun 1uirbo
aber nidt INNER unoo uberaM 6ieie
|Bfliht erfiiM unb es 1T Damn oas
9eben Der nrbeitenoen &laien Elm
|tiefge6rldttes, 1ns lei6ensDonite Ml-
Ter. Da tritt Damn Ser @ott Ser 2iebe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
8eDamertt&merte
Satfa1e.

Erob ser Eatia6e, 6aB ii6 I'M Sab=
re 1921 feline b%eion6ers groBe Sen=
ersbrnnit ereignete, be5ifferten ft6 Die
6euerperlnIte ouf $485, $1,000 600, $38,
100000 mebr olS i'm Sabre 1920.
Sc miro beribtet> baB 8ranbittftnng
in ser 3nnabme begriffen lei, nn6 bob
nie borber in ser @el6idte Der Sel1-
erper5t6eratng 0as moralii6e Nt1ifo
10 berborrageno NOR, mie in BEN leB~
ten 12 Monoten. Snfolge Der mirt=
l6nftli6en Depreiiion gibt es etne
groBe Mnaabl gei6aftli6er MiBerfol-
ge, nno aIs &eiultat cine groBe Mn-
gail @eib6ftsfeuer. Inter 2eitung Ell
mes &omitees ser Gerii6ernngSge=
lenl6often m1r6en 1872 BSeuer unter=
ii6t nno ols 6olge 368 8erhaftunger
porgenommer. SSn 210 6dllen fam eS
CUR 8ro5eiiierung, nobel 159 neber=
fiibrnngen nnb 81 Sreilpre6nngen
erfolgten. Das 4o11itee bat in ben leb=
ten flint Sabren 1888 beroa6tige
Sener untteriudt un6 $500 neberfiih-
rurgen poegen 8runoitiftnng Dernr=
fa9t. Sn einem 8eridt erflart bag
&omitee, amerifanii6e Sererberln1te
leinen iibergroB, tie foiteten nnidhrli6
.Snnoerte bon Miaionen Dollar nnb
Eanlen6e bon Menidenleben, bebin=
oerten Sic SSnouftrie, iddoigten Die
Brosperitdt, Derringerten ste 3abl
Der 8obnl1ngen gu elmer 3eit, no ii6
Ser Mangel an iolden iotpieio i6on
redt fIblbar madte nno pernria6ten
Mrbettsloiigfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08

Sen Rbten 30 3nbren nein5ebnmaI
namen1ttlliih I'M SATIRE 1878 nit 1.55,
I'M perfIoiierren Snbr5eDnt ieoob rlr
i'll 1914 uno 1915 uberbolt mor6en.
Die Geiamtpaiiiba Ser III 1921 ban
frott gegangeren Girmerr betperter
}ib auf 627 Sic Mftipa auf 400 Nil-
Iioneu Collar. Sen eriItterer, Die BET
1873 6ieler SSiirrnen ooer "A 8ro5eat
ibrer @eiummt5aB 100000 Dollar
ooer mebr betrugen, tomb als nddt)ilt-
b0berer gePtrag felt 1857 i'm Sabre
1914 Sic gumr1e bon 358 MiIionen
Collar gegeniiber; bod blieb Der
Dur616nitt ser Standardization,
5tpeiunooreiBig Mintonen Doqar, I'm
cine &leinigfeit binter benienigen i'm
Sabre 1920 3uruf. Die Mftiputa i'm
Sabre 1919 nno 1920 49, 81 be5ieb-
nngsmeiie 1876 MiItonen Dollar
maren Sic b0diten ieit 1894. Ser nod
glb5ug Ser 8eiibteile bon ben Sdl1l-
ben nngebedt gebliebene Mebrbetrag
ser Berbimbli9feiten betrng onrb-
idnittli6 1926 Dollar mebr als felt
1878 ,ols er 5u 359 Dollar berednet
tpl1r6e.
Mub 1158 8orienmufler, &ont-
mijiionare nn6 Mgenten aler Nrt,
ooppelt 10 btele pie i'm Sabre 1919,
nit Observation-Disclosures bon
40 MiQionen Collar muroen in Dfit-
leioenldaft ge5ogen. - Sic @eloin-
ititute 6es Sitens blieben i'm groBer1
gan5en beiteben.
Mus sen @reifen ser Snonfrie fa=
men 1895 3ablnngseinite1ungen
@(qeqen 1886 nn6 1866 in 1919 be5ie-
bungstpeiie 1920 nit Haifipen I'M
@elammtbetrage bon 233 Mtaionen
Doaar (gegen 1913 un0 50 Miaionen
in Sen beioen Boriabren) our offent-
lid)en &erntnis. SET 40 banoelte es
lif) Inn 5dnlDenlaiten BON m1noeltens
100000.
Damit anh in bieier triiben nrD
unangenebmen, Statiitif Der &nmor
ni6t gdn5li6 feblt, ieien Die Mnga-
ben aus Sem &onfnrie elmer Wtafler<
firrna ongefubrt. Gieie 5irmn bate
i'm Iekten Sabr $4,000 beroient,
|aber 50, 100000 5umeiit bon Ser
trauenSi eligen anpertrauten 8eloes
auSgegeben. Darunter fir &eilen nno
nnterbaltnng $1,000, 2un6es $50
900, SSrrtImer uno INTERCOLLEGIATE
aen $21O,237, @ebdlter $465,OOO.
Gin feines @ei6aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
8e1omoere Gmpieblnn8'

l1eber sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bes mutieen uno %itreitbaren 811noes-
ienotors &eeo, bieies riidii6tsloien
@orfampfers oes redten Mmerifaner=
tunts, IdBt li6 sic raoifole Seem yor=
fer 3eitidrift she Sreeman" IN
folaenoer trefflider @eiie aus:
Senator &eeo bon Wtiiourt, Der
lid, Inn sic oemofratiide 8ieoerno=
animation 1T ieinem 5taate bemtrbt,
ideint belonoers bon @1iif begiinItigt
81, lein. &err 8ooorotp Bilion bat
tiff ser Miihc unter5ogcn, SEN Seno=
tor 0ffertIi6 ols einen Storenfrteo
at branbmorfen, neil er iid Sen Seg=
n,11gen ser @0lferliga 10 gar ni6t
empfGnglid 5eigte. ltno Ser gr=Asra=
iioent bat au6 ieinem Sertrouen MuS=
Orl1f gegeben 6ab in Ser fommenoen
8rimGrmobl sic 3emofraten bon
Mi1ouri Senator &ee6s @egner,
5errn 8redinri0ge Song, nnterItiten
tperoen. Nmerifaniide Babler mo-
gen nidt bel bon Ser 8olitif perlte-
ben, Tie miiien iebod, pas fie nidt
m0gen Juno iie ii9ienen Sc fi6 51r Ste
gel gemadt al baben, cine uberpaltt=
genoe Maioritdt geger irgen6 einen
BON Serr1 @ilfor empfoblenen &an=
bioaten 5uiammen5ubringen. MlS BE-
ionoere @%mpfeblung be5eidnet oos
8Iatt sic Satla6e, baB Serrn Song,
in iei1er @tgenidaft als Dritter Silfs
Stootsiefretdr 11rter Wtlior, Sic Set
tung ser ruliiiden Ibteilung BEG
Staats6eportements 11terltan6en ia.
be, sic immer MIR Froben elmer eben,
70 oemiitigenoen mie folt1pieligen
8fni9arbeit gegeben babe.
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Gin a11eS ntenfmal
auieoer~ eritan0

9ie 8eneoftiner=M 0n1e Ser Mb-
tel tel 8nrffoit in Ser englii6en Gof-
idaft1epourbire baben 6as groBe
Werf 6as lie Dor ie65ebn Sabren nit
oem @%ie0eroufbalt ibrer alten, felt
Sabrbunberten in Eriimmern liegen=
ben Stride begannen, iebt nabe5u bol-
en0et. Sic M0nbe boben oen 8au
obne ie6e frem6e Silfe geibaffen,
ni9t Elm Bfennig 1T fir MrbeitSlobne
bera1sgobt mor0en. Sic 8rii0er ba=
ben in grfilnng Tires @eliiboeS aaes
nit eigener @dnOen getan. Die ein5i-
&c Museobe, Sic fir ben 8an gema6t
murbe, betrifft 6as Material an 9tei=
men unb &alf, 6as 10000 Bfu1r6
sterling erforoerte, getpiB Elm nie6ri=
ger Hreis, menrt man be6enft, 6oB es
lid bier UNI Ste 8ieoerberiteanng Ell
nes ser ebeliten 8a1t4perfe beg bret
5e5nten Sabrbunoerts ban6elt, Die
England beiibt.
Sic Stride miBt in ser 2Gnge etmas
mebr als 20 Meter, Sos Mitteli6iff
lit iber 10 Meter, bie bei6en Setten-
|l6iffe ie 4 Meter brett. Ser Eburm
lit 19pn Bis gu elmer @0be bon SO
Mfeter gefibrt, ion aber nod bober
meroen. 9as 8erf lit 5mar 5ura6it
Mnsornd Ser @ottesberebrung, be0eu=
|tet aber oaneben audi Elm 8efenntniS
bon %beIonoerer Mrt. Babren6 6es
gon5en &rieges baber1 bier 0eutibe,
engliide uno frm50iii6e W10n6e IN
briioerli6er @inmiitigfeit 5uiammen<
gearbeitet. 9ie englii6e &egierung
|legte ni6ts IN BEN 8eg nn6 ber5t6te=
te barauf fie in Snternierrngslagern
nnter5ubringen, 6a ser Mbt 8onier ii6
ebrennortlid berpflibtet batte, 6aB
feiner ser Briiber oie Manern BEG
&Ioiters b%erlofien merbe.. Ser Setter
Ser 8altarbeiten nn6 urbeber oes
@e6anfens oes 8ieberaufba11es lit
ser bel1tibe Nater Setter. Sim 8erfe
belfen bel1te al1d1 mebrere friibere eng
Iil6e 5oloaten init, Die aus @fel >uber
sic Menidbeit, sic nibt einmal 6as
entiebli6e 8lutbao 6es 8eltfieges 5u
befiern bermo9te, Der @elt entlagt
baben nno ms &lo1ter eingetreten
limo.
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Sob &arls
bon 9abSturg.

5atber Marfert g. G. g.. 5brift
letter bes rMmerifaniibes 8amilien.
blah" in Gednp, ST., bat iib Inn et.
men ,u11tbentiiden 8eribt iiber Der
Sob &arlS bon Salisbury bemiibt
SIN folgen6en bieten mir n1ieren Sc:
fern bie Inn 5l1gegangene Wittedung,
Die aus Der bireften nmgebung bon
&oimgin Otto itammt utto ffnr5. nod
sem Eo6e &orIs am Sterbeorte ME.
6ergei9rieben pl1rbe. Gin mabrbaft
erbanfider SOB zines lfatboliiden
Mnnnes.
Bon elmer Der &0nigin 3ita nabe-
iteben6en Beri0nlidfeit erbielt ib ein
bon SnnfaI 9. NpriI 1922 batteries
SAreiben mit foIgenbem Wortlaltt
r0g2el1r eiirtge Morte, oenn Elm Sdiff
fdbrt III @nir5e ob.Ntr Iino porgeitern
nbr IN Sltndal ongefomr1err.
Sic nrme a88itn lit betpltnoerungstuur-
.oigl Start unb ergeben III @ottes
8iden, aber es ipaItet einem 6as
,Ser3, lie inr1itten brer @leinen 5u ee
ben iieef' 3 gun5 allein 0ie idtpere