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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
Mrs. Cahill Hostess to
Altar Society


Mrs. Jerry Cahill entertained the
members of the Altar society at their
regular meeting at her home Thursday
afternoon. One Of the matters before
the business session vas the appoint
ment of a committee to look after the
arrangements and menu of the meal
to be served by the society during the
Women's Camp which is to be held
here in July.
Mrs. Cahill served a fine luncheon
to the ladies during the afternoon and
a very substantial two-course dinner
to their husbands at 6 O'Clock. The
social feature of the occasion was
much enjoyed.
Mrs. John Etchart will be hostess
to the society at it's next meeting in
two weeks at her home.,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood
Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Lockwood en-
tertained at their home Thursday ev-
ening in compliment to the Thursday
Evening Bridge club. Auction bridge
was in play during the evening and
at the close of the game Mrs. George
Alsop was found to hold the highest
score for the ladies and was awarded
the prize for same, and Clemence
Prentice scored high for mems prize.
A dainty two course luncheon was
served during the social hour and con-
cluded a most delightful occasion. Mrs.
Bert Langen was the invited guest of
the evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
Tri-K's Entertained
By Teachers

The members Of the Tri-K's we're
most pleasantly entertained, Monday
evening as the guests of the Misses
Osterberg, Holgren and Johnson at the
Keith residence.
Aside from social activities this
society is considering phases Of mis-
sionary work among them being the
adoption and educating Of a child in
India and some special work to be
done in China which was discussed
at some length during the business
session.
A social hour and the serving of
delicious ice cream and cake by the
hostesses followed the business ses-
sion.
The Misses Ewing and Halstad
will be hostesses to the society in it's
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19

in that country, and the collection of
sums from the missionary mite boxes
held by the members.
Fruit salad, hot rolls and straw
berry shortcake was the splendid lun-
cheon served by the hostesses at the
close of the missionary hour.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19

Mrs. A. B. Friedlund Entertains
Group of Friends
Mrs. A. B. Friedlund entertained
Saturday afternoon complimentary to
a small group of friends including
some of the teachers Of the Glasgow
schools who have assisted in the Con-
gregational church choir the past win
ter. Two tables of auction bridge were
played during the AFTERNOON, Miss
Seaman being awarded the prize for
highest score held. A dainty luncheon
was served concluding the informal
social hour which followed the game.
Mrs. C. E. Thornberg was the out Of
town guest present.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
Lutheran Church.

sunday SchOOl at IL a. m.
Regular morning worship at Glas-
gov on Sunday at II a. m. Special
music by the mems chorus. Services
ladies aid meeting and business meet
ings of both aid congregations at the
Peter Hopstad place at 3 p. m.
Services at Rose Hill at 8 p. M.
On Sunday, May %, there will be
confirmation services at Nashua at II
a. m. Communion services the same
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Services
the Same Sunday at Shamrock school
at 8 p. m.
The Dorcas club meets for a social
evening at Ackerman's home on May
% at s p. m.
The Willing Workers meet every
Tuesday at the parsonage at AIS.
The Ladies Aid meets at Sektnan's
place on Thursday, May 25.-A. N.
Livdahl, Pastor.
R~eorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints.
Sunday at the Wedum hall there
will be Sunday school at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. Theo. Brasher, super
~intendent. Preaching by Rev. C. E.
Wharton at 8 o'clock following the
Sunday school.
Evening sermon at s o'clock by Jos.
l.. Sandidge.
Elder Jas. C. Page will preach at
Galpin Sunday morning following the
Sunday school.
Anyone desiring preaching in the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
next regular meeting at the Methodist
church in two weeks.
Mrs. Rudberg, Miss Minnick
and Miss COnant Entertain

Mrs. Rudberg, Miss Minnick
and Miss Conant Entertain
Mrs Caroline Rudberg, Miss Belle
Minnick and Miss Rua Conant were
hostesses to a group of their friends at
a delightful mid-week party at the
Rudberg' residence on Wednesday
evening. The invited guests had
been requested to appear dressed as
little girls and many clever juvenile
costumes were in evidence. An in
formal social evening was enjoyed
with fortune telling as a feature OF
entertainment.
At the luncheon hour delicious ice
cream and cake was served, the table
decorations including tiny toy pigs,
made from lemons, with sticks of
candy as favors, appropriate to this
jolly " make believe " party.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
NOTICES

The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
will hold it's next regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. NJ. Sektnan, north
east of Glasgow, on Thursday after
noon, May 25th, with Mrs. Chris Hou-
gen as assistant hostess. Cars will
be stationed near the Glasgow Drug
store at 2:3O o'clock and all members
wishing to attend this meeting will
have a means of conveyance provided.
The Sunflower Art club will be en-
t~ertained at the home of Mrs. C. R.
St. Clair on Wednesday, May 24th.
All members are requested to come
prepared to answer to roll call with
current events.
The Altar society announces a Dec
Grafton Day flower sale to be held at
the Model Grocery store on Tuesday,
May 30th. Cut flowers and potted
plants will be on sale at that time.
Mrs. w. B. Shoemaker, who has just
returned from her tour of the state,
requests all members of the local
lodge to be in attendance next We'd
nesday evening when a report of the
state trip will be made.
The L. M. 1. Study club will have
an out door picnic at the c. w. Kamp-
fer home northwest Of town Tuesday
evening, May %. Members will leave
at 7:15, and those who do not wish to
make the walk will be provided with
transportation facilities.
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Mrs. L. Bergen Entertains

Mrs. L. Bergen Entertains
Fortnightly Club
The Fortnightly club met Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. L. Bergen. Hus-
bands of the members were invited
and a very enjoyable evening was had.
Bridge a played and music by Mrs.
C. J. Hanson and Mr.. Bergen was en-
joyed. Lunch was served in conclu-
sion.
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Past Noble Grand Circle Enter

Past Noble Grand Circle Enter
tanned by Mrs. c. H. Alderman
Mrs. C. H. Alderman had as her
guests the members of the Past Noble
Grand circle at her home Tuesday af-
ternoon. There was no business
to consider nor a specially prepared
program, the afternoon was spent in
formally with needle work and "a
concluded with the serving of a de-
lightful luncheon by the hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19

Tourtlotte as the candidate receiving
the degrees of the order.
A splendid luncheon served by the
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Tourtlotte,
concluded a most profitable and en-
joyable afternoon.
Mrs. ". Shannon will be hostess to
the lodge at it's next regular meeting
to be held at the Shannon hotel.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
Methodist Ladies Aid Entertains
In Church ParlOrs

In Snufcn farlOrS -.
The members of the Methodist La
dies Aid met in regular session at the
church Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
C. E. Peterson and Mrs. w. H. Rasey
as hostesses. No important business
matters appearing the business meet
ing was short and the adjournment
vas followed by the home and foreign
mission meeting conducted by Mrs.
Glenn Maris. Rev. VIM. Puppy had
charge of the Bible study period as
usual and his talk was deeply inter-
esting. The principal feature Of the
afternoon vas a letter read by Mrs.
Maris from a Methodist missionary
in China, who gave a wonderful des-
cription of the Christmas celebration
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
Royal Neighbors Meet at Home
of Mrs. p. F. Ryder

The members of the Royal Neigh
bors lodge weresguests of Mrs. P. F.
Ryder and Mrs. w. w. Carrier in their
regular meeting, Wednesday afternoon
at the home of the former. The for
NAL business session was followed by
initiation ceremonies with Mrs. Ira B.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19

vicinity of Glasgow should let us know
and we will be able to arrange for
same if transportation can be arranged
to get the speaker here.-Elder E. D.
Chase, Pastor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19

1t Will Result as Usual.
Bryan predicts Democratic success
this fall. Also on several occasions he
thought he would be elected president.
-Pittsburg Gazette.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
By r W. W. HURD
Mrs. Divine EnteYtains
Dinner Guests

Mrs. Effie Divine was hostess to
a dinner party, Sunday evening, at the
Just Inn complimentary to Miss Alice
Dawson, Mrs. C. E. Thornberg and
Miss Alice Thornberg who expects to
leave Glasgow at the close of the
school term.
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hUrch DIRECTORY
St. Matthew'S Church.
Morning prayer with sermon at II.
Church school at 9:15.
Evensong with address, 1880.
Baptist Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Church services at II a. M, conduct
ed by Mrs. Emory Pease and Miss
Martha Haines.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bailey.
Mrs. j. M. Bailey, leader.
Theursday afternoon the Ladies Aid
will meet at theS home of Mrs. j. K.
Mitchell in the Jensen apartments.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Methodist Episcopal Church
Services at the Methodist church on
Sunday, May 81, morning and even
ing. Everyone cordially invited.
1O:00-Church school. A class for
you and your children.
1:00-Morning worship. B~accalau-
reate sermon to the Glasgow high
school class, "a Daring Youth"
6:45-Young Peoples League. Sub
ject, Growing a Character"
7:3O-Evening sermon. "Overcom-
ing Evil with Good"
500, Wednesday, Bible study and
prayer service.
400, Friday, Junior League.
1880, Friday, College club.-William
Puppy, Pastor.
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First CONGREGATIONAL Church

OOH61CS"CIOH NHuICH
"What a beautiful thing the human
mind is when it is beautiful! And
how beautiful Gods mind must be for
all these beautiful things come from
that fountain"
9:45-Sabbath School.
110:OO-Morning worship. Subject
of address, "The Pilgrimage of the
Family" Anthem, "Rejoice, o Daugh-
ter of Zion" (Stone).
5:00-Sabbath Evening Circle.
4:00-Junior Christian Endeavor.-
Rhoda Jane Dickinson, Minister.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06

nno @liid un6 9oi1ng all Der @atiel
oteIes gr6enoaieins bolen f0nrtte. Do
entltebt Elm mabres Soften nno So.
fden no6 iolhen Quellen. Sci Ser
nod berri6enben @erpirrnng Der
@ei1ter au6 auf religi0iem @ebiete
lit es leibt erfldrli6, 0aB Ser cine
oie1e Sitter 5lt fin6er permetnt tn Der
&unit, ser anbere I'M 5pirttismns, tn
Ser Gbeofopbie, Der reinen Gtbtf nro
an6eren n8rnnnen, 6te fetn Waier
an balten perm0gen." ga, mir lteben
anf @rnn6 bon gemabten @rfabrnn-
gen an, 5u bebaupten, oaB Die. 3n=
fnnft ni9t tpenige 8ertreter bes it-
teneftueuen n tums ben 9an=
oen bes falten Waterialismus emit
reiBen unb Ser ibeel=6riitli6en Welt-
ani6a1nng aufibren miro. 3par lit
sic religi0ie nnflarbeit in manden
S&reiien Ser @ebilbeten un6 Sngeno=
li6en nod oft rebt groB, berbun6en
nit biel &omamf, 5tirmer nnb
DrGngen, 6od bat man oft @eleger=
beit, oos ebrlibe 51ttben na6 2i@t
1tno &raft 5n beoba6ten nn6 oarf
'boffen 6oB ioldes 8emiiben ni6t I'M
belobnt bletber nir6.
Mit ser 9ebnIndt mad edter @e-
Iigion berbinbet itd) nat11rgemdB a1d
Elm beiieres grfa1ien 6es 81 II 0 + i
tdtsprincip 3, 6aS ia onf Der
&eligion fuBt. Sic M6tung Dor oler
MntoritGt 1par Sen Maiien abban6en
gefommen, DEFENDERS batten 6ie io5io=
li1ti1den 2ebren 6iesbe5igli6 Der=
beerenb eingetpirft. Sen @iniidtsbol=
len miro es flnr bob bier 8an0el
ge16offen peroen m1B, ion oaS 8olf
ni6t in gdn5li6e Mnar6ie oeriinfen.
sic nebme1t oaber 5telung gegen Ben
So5ialism1s nn6 feline Mb1eger, orr
beiten anf 5tdrfung ser M1toritat
bin un6 0rdngen auf Die Grbaltl1ng
Ser monar6iiden Soee 5tpedS @ie-
berberiteqnng 6es Sbrigfeitsitaates
i'm geetgneten 3eitpnnfte.
MQe oieie 8eitrebungen 5eigen ft6
natiirlid DEFENDERS in ienen Staa=
ten Oeutiblan6s, in oenen Ser s. a
tbpIiaism US 6as nebergetpi6t
bat, i'm Me1ten nn6 Siben. Ser &a=
tboli3ismus lit eben bon ieber 3ra-
ger Ser ibnen 5n @rurr6e ltegenoen
Brin5ipien, 1ie bier anertparts in
@ort nnb Shrift 1T Sen B%or6ergrun6
geltelt meroen, 10 BOP nu6 MnBen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
Der NoruBfert1
febenoe iid TIRES ginfIniies nidt

itebenoe lid ibres ginfluiies midi
gdn3lih ertpebren fol11l1en.
Mit ser 6reibeit, bie bltr6 oen Tim.
tur5 bon 1918 allen 5taaten Deutih=
lambs aud at religioiem @ebiete &C.
mabrleiitet p1rbe, Dalten 6ieIe Soeer
a1d lire ngin3ug in iene Gegen-
ben ste bsber benz 8irfe1t Ser Sd
holtfen 10 5iemItd beribloiien gene
lien tparen nnb nirfen ais sauerteia
LIN nel1en @olfsreiben, menr aud redt
langfam, 10 oob ii6er, nte Ser 8eob-
ad)ter i'm Mor6en lln6 Often Iei6t felt
Itenen fam.
fun6 nenr1 einnral Der So3ialismns
1tn6 &ommunismus in biefen @egen=
6en iein toleS Spiel beenoet bat 1no
ieinen betorten Ma9ldnfern sic Mu-
gen auf5ugeben beginner, Damn lit Ser
CUTE Game bereits geiaet nn6 miro
ieine SSri6te tragen.
IS laBt iib let6t beriteben, bab
gera6e IN Sen g a r I a m e II t E II
0es @ei6es bie 5pei oben genonnten
@eltanidanungen am befttglten a1f.
etnan6erpruaen. 8er bic 8erbano=
lungen i'm &ei6s= nn0 2anotage Der
foIat, miro 6ies beltGtiqt finben.
&aum bergebt Elm Sag, bob nibt sic
@ertreter 6ieier 5tpei groBen Soeen=
gruppen lire grun6iablt6 beridie6e-
men Mni6al1ungen anf ben m6tig1ten
@ebieten berfebten, sic So3iali1ten
un6 &ommuntlten nit DielHbraie uno
Bortfdpau, sic anbern nit Ser
(5darfe unerbittli6er 2ogif.Mit bod=
item Sntereiie pe%rfolgten mir Die
man6mol itunoenlongen, re0egenanb
ten ltasfubrungen Ser Mbgeoroneten,
WGnner nno Jrauen bei6er Eager,
Die anf 6ieiem E1mmelplaBe Ser Sci
tier ii9 maBen. Die i0eel-driitli6en
S0een, Die oa oft NIT boll1ter &lor=
beit gum Mns0r1d famen, loiten Sen
ebrli6en 8eifau 5ablreiber 3nb0rer
aus. IS fam ga einem 10. re6t 1Die.
Der 5um 8emnBtfein, bob sic 8abr.
beit 0o6 itdiirffer 1T als 6ie 2iige, 6ab
ite nltnmebr int 3uge tit, 6as 6euti6e
8oH nod einnal anf5uritteln uni
nit Der 3eit elmer renen geiitigen
Nuferitebung entgegen5nfibren.
Gortiebung folgt)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
feit Der Gltrn (Dtoifleroie) bilbe11
IN mn1chp1 s[nnIIpn Sic g(rInde 3ur

feit ber Gltern Dtoffleroie) bi1oen
III manden Gdinen oie MnIage our
grtaubung Der 4in0er. DagegeiI
tritt cine 9aubbett infolge angp-
borener 5Dpbilis ii Der Megel crit
i'm ipdteren ainoesalter auf. Ser
handkerchief beginitigat bas Anf-
treten talbgeboreuer Na6fommen,
neil Bic Mnlage cur Ealbbeit bier
BEL beiben gItern borban6en iein
unb i'm 8erbeiratungsfaae berftarft
our @eltung fomlnen fann. @enn
ii9 5pei ettpa aus glei9er uriabe
Ealbgeborene beiraten, 10 1T Die
gleibiinnige @efdbrbung Der 4inoer
iebr groB. gtmas anoeres lift es
Bel ser &eirat ip1ter infolge dllBe-
rer @eranlaiiung Grtaubter; bier
beltebt cine iolde @efabr fir Die
N~n9fommeni6aft ni6t. Mit SIRE.
tinismrs lift Eaubitummbeit gar
ni9t ielten pergefenidaftet. 8ir-
der bat barauf b%ingepieien, oab
Sic oidteiten E~a11bItummenber6e nit
ben &ropfgebieten 5uiammenfaQen
uno baB mmgefebrt Saubitn1nme
iebr bdufig 8ropfe baben uno 81.
geni9aften bon aretins auftDeiien.
G~a1bitummbeit, aropf un0 areti.
nismus H1ben bret 5uinmmen n1f.
treten6e enbemti6e &ranfbeitsbiloer,
sic Dor aQem in Sen 3entralalpen,
in Sen 4oroiueren, i'm Simalaiage-
bet iib fin6e1
Sn 9eutidlan6 leben ettDa 3d.
600 Eal1bitnmme; i'm Sabre 1900
trafen al1f 100000 @intDobner Sc
Eol1bitumme. gs entipri9t 6as et-
ipa Sem Dur6i9n1tt Der e11ropai<
iden 5taaten, Die ii9 einerieits Bis
anf 245 (auf 100000 in Der
fropfrei9m S6peia erbeben, anoe-
rerieits Biz alf 26 in 8ortugal fin
ten. Cine MISUNDERSTANDING 6es
Encouragement @eb0rs beim
Eonbitummer1 lift niat mogli6;
benin es lit bisber ebeniomenig ge-
lungen, ben 6auern6 gei6doigten
@eb0rnerb mieber funftionstu6hg
al MAIDEN, mie es beim Sebnero
m0gli9 mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
@egem @arse,t an ben Sanoen
@on1 8ammitam11 5,tr 3eitnns in
breieinbalb Stnnben.

Tim feft5uitellen, miebiel !3eit no.
tig lit, I'M eine11 8aumitcnm IN
cine 3eitung gu peripan6elM bot Der
8efiker elmer &ar5er HapierfabrH
einen ir%tereiianten gerfud a1tsge-
fiibrt. @ie in Ser 3eitidrit Ser
Bapierfabrifant" er36blt tDir6, lieB
er INN Z l1br 35 Minuten friib in
benz in Ser M6be ieiner Sabrif
geIegenen @aI6e orei 8dume fallen,
Sic nod Mbl96lung Ser Rin6e iofort
IN Sic &ol8itoffabrtf gebra@t MUIR
ben. Die bret Solsitdm1ne tpl1roen
6ar11 10 i9nen in flifiige Sol5maiie
bernanbelt, bob bereits um 8 nbr
80 Minmter 6ie erIte &one Druid
papier sic Mal1ine ~perlaiien fon11-
te. Set benz Sanen BEG 8al1mes
pare11 olio Bis CUR Sertigitel1lrg
hes 8apiers 1t,1r 2 5tlnoen 4 Mi-
nuten berflofen. Die Stole Bapier
puroe i'm Mlto nod Der 4 &ilome-
Ter entfernten 9ruderei elmer So
ges5eitung geidofft nno bort iofort
nit benz Druid begonnen. I'm IL
l1br Dormtttags fpnnte 6ie aus bie-
fem Hapier bergeitellte 3eitnng be-
reits n1f Der 5trabe berfauft tper.
oen. Sc bette alio 1t1r zines 3eit-
raurts bon 8 5tnnben IS Minuten
beourit, I'M Dem B,1blifum Die
r1euelter geadridten a1f einem go
pier aus Sen 81umen bor5ltlegen,
auf bere1 3tpetgen nod am Morgen
lie g0gel ibre 2ie0er geiungen bat
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06

uno na6ber iol6e Dimeniionen attge>
! nommen, boB er bel pielen 8etltern
I'M b06iten @ro6e obitoBeno mtrtte
unb oas 8erlanger ermedte, i'm ein-
suoammen ooer gar ab5utun. Ser
graBen @eIbitiudt, 6ie gan5 out Die
eigene gefrieoigung eingeitent tpar,
miro oemno6 Der &rieg erflart, benz
e~in5elnen Meni6en ioa feline 8eoen=
tung ,pioer 5urudgeltellt tper6en. Die-
Ie 8eoeutung berubt aber bor5ugli6
Inn @eiite bes Meniden, Ser btm=
melbo6 iber sic Materie 1t6 erbebt.
Sic Observation-Disclosures @rfabrnngen
ser &riegs5eit, Dor allem Die Sdre=
den 6es S9ibengrabenS, baben eben
madtig a1f Die @eiiter eingepirtt,
nr6 iie erfennen laiien, ooB oie Gr-
rungenibaften Ser Ee6rtif obne bobe-
re Soeen benz Weniden nltr gum Ser
6erben gereiden. Sn ser Sat, oieie
grfobrumg 6rdngt ii6 ieoem f6on
NIT aner @119t auf ser berte Die
fnrdtbaren 8erpuita1ngen 6es&riegs-
gebietes betrobtet. 8ie ml1B Damn crit
6as G6la6ten nn6 8ermuiten ielblt
auf sic @emiiter ser Eeilnebmer ge=
mirft baben! Sic &eaftion M II 3 t e
einieben!
Mit 0ie1em grpaden 6es Soealls-
mus gebt @an0 IN San6 ein Grltar=
fen bes s e d t gfeitS1in n
n e 8, ser ia 11nter ser Serri6aft oes
Materiolismns 10 iebr lobmgelegt
mor6en NOR. Darauf baut ii6 oenn
mie6er onf oas o5iaIe@e i |,
|5as @etpnBtiein Ser ~3nfammengebo-
riqfeit aner NIT anen. 8ie I'M &rie=
ge sic @emein16aft Der Nattonen I'm
Nerein nit ungeredtigfeh nn6 golz
ferbaB Die ibredliditen S6aoen Der
urladen fonnte, 10 Dernag aud ons
@ere6tigfeitsgefiH 5uiammen mit
2iebe nno golfsgemeiniduft @robes
nn6 @rbabenes gum belten Der Bolfer
gu leiiten, 10 fagen ii6 ni6t Wenige
nn1piqfiirli9.
So aber edter Soealismus, sc.
redtigfeit, 2iebe nn0 io5iale @eitn>
nung MIR ouf Dem 8o6en Der Helt-
|gion geoeiber1 f0nner, 10 1T es ielbit-
peritdn6ig, BOB an6 ein itarfe1
r e ri . e 3 Il g 6nrd oteie
&reife gebt. Da giM es ptele ebrlibe
s119er nod benz Babren, gluten nno
(@6onen; man m0bte ben @einnoz
Drummer fin6en, aus 6em man 9etl,
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&ptbG1ttiae 6armer.

9aranac Safe, sc. 9. /. Snli. -
.9ie @inridtung lan6mirtf9oftli6er
5611len fir Snbnner bonn ct. &egis-
Stamme ibeint ii6 gu betpdbren. Sic
rotbautige 5armer auf ser &eierpa=
tton, Die noroli@ bon bier geIegen lit,
er5ielten gan5 be0euten6 Before Grn-
ten als friiber. Die Sn6ianerfinoer
lin6 IN ibren 2eiitmngen in Ser 59nle
ben peiBen minoeitens ebenbirtig.
Gin ~elfidbriges Sn6ianermdb9en mo-
mems &rtb 8bite, fat Sen erlten
Breis I'M 8n6itabieren in Srunflin=
County getDonnen.
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@einnbe 8obnung.
Son Sc. @. edmeisbein,er.

Cine Der i6limmiten Solgen io5i-
aler l1nt1tigfet IN BEN leBten iieben
Sabren 1T 6ie @eftaltung Der @ob-
nl1ngsfrage. SSn beri6ie6ener ge>
inn6beitli9er 8e5iebung mirft ie
per6erbli9er aIs ale an5eren frtegs-
entltanoene1 uebel. Die M%otmaBnab-
men, Die bon ben 8obnungsdmtern
%getroffen tperoen miiifen, m0gen
o%ringen6en Notfduen &ilfe bringen
- iomeit ni6t blr6 iolde 3mangs-
maBnobmen mebr nnbeil angerid-
tet miro als Segen. @elfen miro
MIR zines: ba1e1. 9as 1T teuer.
Mber es miro glei9 be6euteno bini-
ger, mer11 man bon BEN 8ntbetrd.
gen oie Summen ab5ieben fann, Die
0ur1 S0r6erung Der @olfsgeiun6-
beit benz 5taat nn6 Der @eiamtbeit
erbnlten bIeiben. Mn Sen 3nidui1en
fir Die 8a11tattgfeit iollten fid 6ar-
Inn gerebterneife ntdt 1ur ser
Staat beteiligen, ior6ern ale Ser
bdn6e, Die 61r9 8eiiernng Der
8olfsgeiun6beit 6ireften Nuben ba-
ben, alfo IN eriter 2inie Die &rnrt<
fenfo1ien.
@olange oie @rurr5i6be, 6ie. man
in Der @orfriegs3eit bon Der ge-
iunbbeitli9 giinitigen @ei6afferbeit
elmer @obnnng foroerte, ntdt 6urdr
fubrbar fin0, lit Die innere SDgiene
Der 8obn11ng bon gr0Bter 8eoelt.
tung. Mu9 unter idmierigen Ser
bGltniiien miro Die cine @obnung
Elm geiiin5eres @eprdge trage1t ols
6ie anbere, lie nod Der Snnb, Die fie
iorgeno initono bdlt. Ser pidttgfe
Saftor lit bier, namentli9 IN eng
%bemobnten &dumer, 9rbnl1ng. @ie
Or6nung 6ie bette @eiun6beitsbiIfe
it, i'm Mutagsleber, int 8erufsle-
ben, in Ser g%rndbrung, 10 lit es
aud i'm inneren @efiige Ser @ob-
hung. Cine getptfie 8e6anterte ida.
oct babel nibts, tpenr a1td Elm
uebermnB bon 9rbnungsiu6t, mie
ie6es 11ebermaB, MIR cine reue @ei-
5ung eigener un6 frem6fr NerDen
b%erborrnft.
&an0 in San6 bamit gebt Die 8e.
oeutu11g Ser &eirli9feit fir Die
bGusIi9e @einnbbeit. Sic gntfer.
n1111g bon gdmub uu6 nnreinlid-
felt aIer grt, oas Reinige11 6es 8o-
bens, bie 8eiettig1tng be8 Stol1beg,
bas iino aues feline MrbeiterL Die
MIR CUR 8eri6onerung 6es 3im-
mers bienen, obtpobl aud bibi6es
Mnsieben Ser tGgli9en nmgebung
sur @eiunb- uno Srif6erbaltung
oes innerert Meniden beitrdgt. Iber
nit Ser g%ntfern1t1tg Der l1nreinli6-
felt meroen glei9seittg &ranfbeitss-
erreger aner @rt beieitigt, Die 1a-
mentlth bort geoeiben, no BEL Ma1t-
gel an 2i1t 59m1ltb unto Ibfdue
ibnen reidIi1 geabrung %gendbren.
Mm gei1euerten 8o0en fonnen nibt
tageIang &ronfbeitsfeime baften, Sic
oos ipieIe11be &ino NIT Der @ano
ol1ftpiidt urb in ben Welinb iteft.
Nl1g Dem gleiden @rutoe lit raide
gntfernung bon gpiilmaiier, Die Be
ieitiging Dol, slbfdlIen uip. 10
midttg.
Cur sfeinli9feit gebort altsgiebi-
ge 2iiftung Der 3ilnu1er. Size fob
leni1urereide, berbral1dte 2nft m1B
our9 friide, Observation-Disclosures erIest
meroet1. Stn CONNER pirb man Die
5eniter ((altBer an ausubeiBen Ea-
GEM m6glidlt Diel offen balten. SSnt
@infer gertiigt fl1raes, utnfoiien0as
Deffnen idmtlider Seniter, I'M rid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
Gernm gegen 21ngenent5imbnng.
Springs, 81. g., 2. Sui

Saratogn Springs, g. g., 2. Suit.
Or. &ermann 80. 8iggS, itaatli6er
@eiun6beits &ommiiidr bon Seem
Sort, teilte am Sreitag in elmer &on=
ferer5 NIT, 6aB Elm reltes @ernm CUR
8erbiitr1ng bon 2nngenent5iin6ung
entbedt un6 0aB eritaunli6e grfolge
bel Experimental nit Wen1den nro
Sieren er5ieblt por6en Ieien. 8eite-
re 8eri1de iouen int SCRIPT borge=
n0n111en mer0er.