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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
FRESHMAN VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE PERFECTED

NORMAN - Organization OF the
Freshman vigilance committee Of the
University OF Oklahoma was perfect.
ed wednesday night with the election
OF four lcutenants to take charge OF
the squads. according TO Howard Marsh
Fort Worth. Texas.
The committee Of IS win be divided
into five squads. one to work under
Secretary y. h. Fleming. Hugh and
the others to be supervised by Lieut.
enants Roy Lamb, Ardmore. John VII
coz, BiSoy; Dale Arbuclle. Enid and
Joe Mayes. Pryor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
FRISCO CLUB WINS
COAST LEAGUE FLAG

SAN FRANClSCo.-The San Fran.
cisco club won the 1922 Pacific coast
league pennant by defeating Oakland
ioday in the first game OF "a double
header The game went ten innings
aud the score was 6 TO 8.
The san Francisco Seals can now lose
all of the three remaining games ana
s'lll hold the pennant with the Vernon
club second In the race.
Players on the san Francisco team
win split $4,000 which was offered by
league TO the team finishing first The
Vernon Tigers viii divide $4,000 offer.
I'd to the second place team. All other
leans In the league except the tail
rniers will receive bonus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
MISS GUILLOT Is A
MEMBER OF JAZETTES

NORMAN 49, Miss Ernestine Guilott
Ardmore, is member OF the Jazzettes.
a sister pep organization to the Jazz
Hounds, which has been reorganied at
the University OF Oklahoma.
The Jazettes, adorned in white skirts
and red Jackets, will sell confections
In the crowded grandstands. during the
football games and assist the pep man.
ayers al pen meetlngs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
NATION RIVERS AND
HARBORS CONGRESS- MEETS

WASHINGTON - The executive
committee has decided that the eight.
zenith convention OF the national rivers
Ind harbors congress VIII be held at
he New willard hotel, Washington.
-. G.. on Wednesday and Thursday.
December and g and the official call
viii be issued shortly.
This will be the second convention
" the congress In 1929. the seven.
tc.nth. which would regularly have
hesn held In December. 1891. having
hsen postponed until March OF the
lresent year because Of the conference
on the Limitation Of armament. There
we're also two conventions in 1919. none
having been held In 1917 or 1915 on
account OF the war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
FIRE DOES s:5.0oo
DAMAGE AT DUNCAN

DUNCAN. okla.-Fire believed to
have started in the kitchen Of cafe
here saturday. destroyed the cafe and
an adjoining building and for a time
threatened the entire business section.
The blaze was controlled after two.
hourfght. The loss is estimated at
s25. 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

SALTWATER - The sixth annual
horticultural show at Oklahoma Agr.
cultural and Mechanical college is to
be held December and 6. according
to announcement OF +. NJ. Rolls. head
OF the department. Premiums are TO be
offered on varieties OF apples, sweet po.
tatoes, Irish potatoes and pecans. Last
years show was said to be the larg.
est ever held In the state. II Is ex.
pected this years show will be even
larger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
ONE WEEK EXTENSION
GIVEN BOOZE RULING

Observation-Disclosures Of At
torney General Daugherty's liquor
transportation duling to foreign vessels
leaving their home ports and American
vessels leaving foreign ports. which was
TO have become effective today. was
extended one week or until October
q, by order OF Prohibition Commits.
s!oner Haynes, today after visit to
the White House.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

but is yeast ironired. which r. a sub
stance all by itself. This gives back.
restores to the body, materials you
have lost. and which YOU used TO
have when you were romplng around
In your teens. lronited Yeast con.
tsins. for this reason, Natures great
est source OF brain. nerve and tissue
energy. IL gives YOU power plus,
quick IL does u In half the usual
time. No matter how old you are
now, you can get a young mans
Iron, and n young mans viiamines.
y young woman's iron. and young
woman's vitamines. These two things
are the twins OF human strength.
human charm. They mean TO you.
fuccess-socist and business. There
IL only one Ironired Yeast In the
world. BE sure that you get II. and
beware or substitutes. Gold az all
drug stores at 81 90 package. Each
package contains e0 tablets. each
tablet IL sealed They never lose
their power Mfd by Irnnized Yeast
Co. Atlanta, Ga. Get the punch
that comes frVm Lva1ft' Ne4sh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16
Do You Feel
Like an Old
Young Man -?
Do You Know That Without Vita.
mines and Iron You Would Bs
Desd7 IroniIed Yeast Builds
Amazing Powcri

The man with q punch IA the man
with many vitamines and much iron.
The man OF dropping energy and
fabby nerves Is the man with few
vitamines and mighty little iron.
not mere mixture Of yeast and iron.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

The restoration of thrifty forests to
our unproductive hillsides Is the only
thorough going remedy FOR scarcity
which is already serious and may soon
become critical-Gifford Pinchot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

In Papua. the unmarried woman lives
in tree high above the other natives,
In shaky little hut made from BAN.
boo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

After all good taste in dress consists
cf. choosing the colors and styles o,
clothes which suit one best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

Eureka. Cal. claims the distinction
OF being the farthcst western city on
the mainland OF the United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-16

The officers OF the French army
kiiled during the war reaeher iss per
'ent. while 10 per cent OF the enlist.
81 men died
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23
STOCKS BREAK into
NEW HIGH GROUND.
Steel Continued the Accepted
Leader, but Whole List
Was Buoyant

New York. Feb 90. Without any
any especial stimulating news over the
holiday the upward sweep in the stock
market was resumed today with a pro
nOunccd expansion in the volume or the
dealings and continued broadening of
the trading. While there was little
more irrcgularity the line Of the least
resistance was still encountered while
prices were rising. As result n num-
her of the prominent issues repeated
the performance Of the preceding Sos.
SionS by breaking into new high
ground not only for the current move
mcnt, bat also for the year and in soy
rraI instances for moro than two
years, The list included United
states Steel. Baldwin. Car and
Foundry. General Electric and North
American. y rise in call money 10 Il
per cont caused a general reaction IN
the last hour. but the market gave
ground stubbornly. Sales were in excess
of million shares.
/ The outstanding feature OF the days
/ operation was the remarkable absorp-
tion capacity Of III" market. II was
called upon TO digest q considerable
amount of realizing sales not only
prompted by the bulge on Tuesday. but
also by reason of tn" I~sw high iigIirr>
registered during tn" session. Az
these offerings were quickly eaton N,
by ever growing demand for both th"
long and short account. In many
parts Of the list there was every "vi.
drnCc Of til" shorts receiving a severe
griling. which was partIculari!
prominent in the stcclS. motors and
some of tn" oils.
In the meantime. the constructiv"
Hal ht
continued remarkable strength uf the
foreign exchange markets, with now
high registered agair by sterling. An
other helpful influence from II Scnti.
mental viewpoint was the pronounced
broadening of dealings and Str"ngth of
the rail group. Both the high grade
investment shares ard the l"Wcr-pr.rc
~ >rc'ulHtiyr i>.uCs showed distinct
signs Of m awakening interest. Cana.
dian Pacific led the dividend payers with
a spirited jump Of more than Il points.
In tn" lower prccd shares Il. and O..
ST. Louis and San Francisco and 81.
Louis X Southwestern werc the lead
Ing attractions. but the entire group
showed an upward trend.
Once more th" real signal for the
bulli>h demonstrations came from a
fresh outbur>t Of strength in United
states Slc"t. which before midday had
hocn CARRIED ahorr HG Those stocks
whi,. had wav"r,I n the opening r.
tnwdcj hr;>Ny. Na,irnHl I,namei;ns.
which shaved early w"AKur~> "u the
pa@>.Hg "I IA" dividend, also mad" a
harp rrruvrrl
The forward swing WAS wei! Sustained
through the afternoon until III" last
hour when the rise in the call money
at" 10 Il p"r cCnr caused r"art!ons Of
10 - points among rho steel pullin-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23
TRADING BROAD IN
THE LOCAL MARKET
Corn Exchange National to
Take Over the Ritten-
house Trust

Broad and active dealings also
mar ked the operations Of today's local
market. In so far rs the purely local
stocks were concerned. there were no
important price changes. but the list
as whole displayed tone Of strength.
The slowing down of the trading in the
local shares. however. was more than
offset by activity and animated dealings
in the So called New York issues.
l. &. |. continued one Of the favo-
rites of tho local list, making a new
high for the year at 41as. and within
q shade Of the top price Of last year.
The Philadelphia Electric issues con.
linucd 10 hold their ground well. while
T.. X. i. shaded fractionally. Union
Traction also yielded under 81. Flee
fric Storage Battery simply followed the
movement Of the stock on the big hoard.
Trading in tho stock on the local market
is now entirely secondary.
The strength Of the rails was reflected
In the firmness Of PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road. which was we'll taken at 80. L.
high Navigation changed hands in small
lots, at 1917. American Stores shares met
mon yielding to 04Ia. The preferred.
127. '''' "
The strong position Of the market
both hero and in New York was ind-
Gated in the calmncss with which the
news Of another batch Of failures of
brokerage houses was received. by
some these financial wrecks were con.
sdcrcd II bullish rather than n bcarsh
point. in that they were considered to
be the outcome of an adverse position
against strong running food tide in
security values.
The Rapid Transit directorate con.
tcst seems to be Il dead issue in so far
ns tho stock market Is concerned.
Friends of the opposing interests both
claim To have sufficient votes TO carry
the election. The Street has dismissed
the matter and probably nothing more
will b" heard concerning it until the
day of annual meeting on March II.
Ono of tho more interesting develop.
mcntS over the holiday was the an
n"unccmcnt of the amalgamatiun of
Corn Exchange National Bank and the
Ri,t"nhousc Trust Company. The con-
solidation has been predicted for some
time. Th" terms of the consolidation
provides ON" share of Corn Exchange
National Bank stock for 2la shares of
the Rittcnhoust Trust Company stock.
This exchange will be made. however.
after the Rittcnhousc Trust declares n
! dividend OF SO share on that stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23
MONEY-lENOlNG RATES

NJ" YUM al mon g. S'rGag: ll.n, u.
low, !: ruling rate, =; ,tys.ug lid, H.;
offered at q; last loan, i.
The time money In"rket toda, was ey.
tromrly uuict. There was q fairy good do
mand for FUNDS at -. per cent. bu, viz
tuaIl% no money was available At that level,
tn. trading rate r"iEaIn.ng unclaimed at
psr cent The nominal quoted rates for the
day were a. a. p"r cnnI. '
Arrcpt}nC, hi.Is Wplo UNCHANGED "A. a dis
count rat" II from 10 &. per cent 'rhnru
vas very htI. dong In tho acceptance mar.
lte,. IN" demand for u,.Is having faIIor, of
considerably following ~" advance IN 'h'
rat" to per cent which hds been Iuoin.
ratn"d sine" the .aio ioa.ns of last Mnll.
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23

Paris. F,b @3.--Thc weekly statons, n'
tho Bank uc France shows III" foI.outus
rharges, Go'd 40 hand increased l73, O0l
francs; silver in hand Increased lg3 900
,otes in circulation decreased 9S3 T0I 600
Treasury deposits Increased 32,jlG. O0O gen.
erai deposits decrsassd 81 $4,000; bills dis
counted increased 1Se PAT 900: advances ~.
creased IS. 750, ,000, The State repaid 4fJ
900 900 francs 10 tbs bank. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23
Prices IRREGULAR on Paris Bourse

Paris, Feb. -3.--prcns wo,od irrcru,arI5
on the BOurse today. Three p"r cent r"rttes
rs francs 80 confines; exchange IN London
~ francs - confines. per cert loan. -
francs % Crntimes. Tho dollar vas Quvict
at 10 francs Olts centimcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23

Nebraska or b! United states ,;oyernmen,
DD1ds or certificates Of Indebtedness They
are exempt fom Federal, state, rnunhlnaI
and local taxation, ana ar offered - lUl
and interest, to Yield ahOut $50 per cent
to 1881 and per cent IA. r"aftrg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23

LONDON Money is quoted at "a, nor
nils, 8 3-lB per cent, ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23

PUILNDEIPHIt -Ca.l. : 10y cent. Tina
: per cent; coinn"rCIaI paper. three TO SIX
months. 81 n jia per cent. w ON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23
BAR SIlvE ER

New Ycrs today 81 aaS per i.sa ans ounce ~ !,
ss.'lssiI 6: ssie: e e. sd. London
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23

and Steel Company todayf passed It's quar-
.sssx. .ss.S dividend Vt -. per ant on preferred
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-23

T.Nvt ChahHe made By comparison with last
sale on New York Stock Exchange
f0tHl sales, s09G shared, compared with
! o 23o shares Tucsia%. Thus lur tuts Wees
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
st 2lnthor1v.

@egen ausgebrobener Dipbtberie
1m1roe Ser llnterribt i'm ct. MntbonD
Sda1Ioiitrift geo. SO mabrenb Ser
5tpei bergangener 8oden eir1geiteqt.
@ilbelm Hamaber, melder mob
reno oen lebten neun Monaten IN
Morris Nniteanng batte, lit leBten
9onnerltagabeno bier eingetroffen.
=aoa 8p4laa9 lp14 1Bup@ spa1euB
pergangener 8obe bier i'm Bertnat16-
ten- uno 6rennbesfreiie ein.
Mibael &Iein, Sral1 l1n6 Sobn
MidoeI eritatteten Mitte perfloliener
ISOLDE in Nen Runi6 8einde.
Na6 adt Gage langem 8eiude BET
8ertpnnoten uno Sreun6en in st.
Saul lit Mnton Gbua beim1pdrts ge-
febrt.
Rorl nnb Soiepb @erarbs famen
bon Norooafota 51,riid, no tie NOD,
rerb Der lebten 5mei Monaten in
9ienit itanoen.
sSsacob 3ierDen nnb Sacob Wiiaer
bon SEEM Muni6 fpraben bier Cont
neritag obenos 81 geiud Dor.
sncub afein mar porlesten gSrpts
tag in @eidaften nod Ser gonntp-
5aaptitaot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
SPRING Eth.

8abrell0 eines porlesten Vtontag
~ per gsel'gen sia.ll.ru9e nosu Dou 1e1 J.
.s'err1 ass1IIer geIe'erlen praaIlaI1 p1
lDl1foea Iur yemen peroplloen M Sor l1 y
Suiloers pon 4saoaa nao Srl pea1D )'l
.a,.a w.s.;ss1 ~, W. $: wv a us
NV ,";4 ae i. 80 .a. 81:
.a.s,. 9S ms; w wv -
sas g .ae.. Seissss wv NY 8 ~. y,
fshlen liss Yos s;h a;sfsihe, na,,,
;,,n,,an asnore an a;oe,,sn gerae y
MinneohnIis neran;rfiihen mS,pn ii
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
2~1linneieta leitct Sant,,,.
lung Elm.

Ser 5tntsberban6 Winnelota, Ser
|bisber immer in Ser finan5ieuen I'm
teritiib11ng Der Central Steae 6eS
Central : Bereins Elm galtes 8eiipiel
gegeben, bat ouf ieiner unldngit in
g11rg beibloiien leinen Mnteil an Dem
g. ct. Stiftungsfon1s, $30,000.00
innerbalb amei Sabren auf5ubringen.
Gin MusiduB, an oelien 5pibe Sr:
Soiepb Matt, Mitglieb bes 6. g. &o-
mitees fir So5iale 8ropngnr6a nnb
59riftleiter bes u8an6erer", itebt,
bat iid nun an bic ienem 5taatsber-
banoe angeibloiienen gereine ge-
menbetlmt ei11em Mnfrnf our N}iit.
arbeit an Der Snm1tlung.
Die @eiamtinmme lit mad benz
ginbeitsbeitrag bon $3.50 pro Weit-
|glie0 berebnet; in benz Mnfruf miro
.jeoob erfldr, baB Cohen bon Nibts
mitgliebern ertpini6t leien. AuBer-
benz miro Die 9offnung o1~sgeiprode1
bob nt1b @emein6en ih an Der
|Sammlnng annebmen mer6en. DaS
@omitee ibergiM ieoem @in5elnem,
Der $3.50 ODER mebr beiitel1ert, Gin
9iplem.
MinneioIaS geNlpieI fonh anre-
geno mirfen auf iene 8erbanoe nno
8ereine, Die bisber menig getdn our
5orberung Der 5ammlung, nab err
munterno auf iene, Die iid bereits
NIT gifer Ser S%0r0erung bes stif-.
tungsunternebmens getDiomet. obne
ieooh lire Mnteile bon eingebra6t
5u baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Sin stoifer nuter ben, Seuferbeil.

m;pcisIos 6horripr. npr nit amei
mefShrte, - Spr Modt hor, "a.
an, Ok ss,,u; i'm gi1suoe Moris.
W"r;e,ne Omen Mo,bmorS benn1,.
ron MOTTO m,,rnp mmIGrait IN Mnrig
Si,,oerihtpt i'm m5 iihr friih Sc.
trntsn Sc mitniie6er 6es @eridts-
hatas osfornt non ron hpihpn Wpr.
teiS;aprg NM Sen iibrioen Tl,uftio.
,,Sren n;e aprfprspIp .sie mifipn.
mnr,,n, - fornrrp21 frnote Ser
gha,;saotsontnaIt. npr Ssr1iioert
So Msn,,hI;f INT sbr @nobenaeinh
ohaaJsh,,t q 81 . ]nntmortpte Shor.
ripr. 6pr NON 6ieipr unerpnrteten
mittpiI,,nn MIC bptSubt ihipr. Mber
e. fnRte iih idneu ur1o iaate ieinen
Wprtpininprn. ..g2,1n. friiher o0er
mater. = mir miiiipn ia sod, aIle
nron n%Ioubpnla Nnnn f1eibetp 81
tx rnieh m. trnnf cine 8niie !@offee
mn rs eim Hrathem onau' Dan,1
nin,,nppte o. NIT ieinpn gprtei0i.
qern ,,nh nprInnotp ihIiehIih. NIT
Sem gpelioraer nnein aeloiien ~
mprnpn Sic slnmpipnben entfern.
fen tx ghorr;pr iihpronh iei1,en
@ertpioinern ipine i'm @efanonis
ne~,hriphpnpm aphpnsprinnpr,,nnpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

syraa sos. Sones eritattete ibren
l6r0ltd1 bon bier nobrbafften glterll
einen mebrtdgigen 8eiud.
6. S spaulooiing uno 8attm per-
ben fonlmerDen Montag iii 9eyleit-
Innn iibrer gnfelin, Sri. gdcilia San-
fen, mad 8ortlaab. Ore. abreiien,
no iie ibr fiiroeres Seim mad)en luer-
ben.
SobannS boolmofter nnb 9. &lein
bon Dartpiir naren Montau i'm 6Srar3
@Ieins 4eim az @alte.
Srau GanI @itnpor,n erfftattete i'm
2anfe 6er bergangener Node IN ct.
|glouo bertpanbtidaftlid)en 8eillh.
Bon ben bieiigen opei sbipping ai
lociatiors nltroen Iesten Montag ie-
ben @aggonla0ungen @ieb nab Sub
st. Ha,1l berianM.
Srali Nid. gdino erfreute Iebte
ISOLDE lire IN ct. glonD mpbnenoe
Sodter nit 8ei,h,
No1 mebrere gage Iangem gefn-
DIE bel Ben in ct. Saul mobnen0en
|Gltern uno @roBeltern it1o Gral 81.
5tnrre nn6 Eo6ter mad Sa11fe 511.
radfgetebrt.
Die Mrbeit an Dem 1reuen Mi1ael
8rirnleier @eiddftsgebdl1oe lit iotpeit
boramefhritten, BOB eS binne1 &tr-
5enu feiner Beltimml1ng miro iiberge=
ben merben fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

ssa se&3sd4 50 &H1aaRt8l1 aQppa. e,.f3H
1ilr Farm unn 6artfn
garneu III ben gereiniaten staa.I
ten.
Gle 8abl Der ssaitten in ben
M~ereiniiptc.n Gtaaten tetrug an 1.
sssal,l,ar 1920 6,A43,,33433. nogegel
lie in Sotre 1910 mir 6,3G1,5O
ausmadte mas cine s'llaa1me BOZ.
s6,S4t ooer Id Brosent IN 10
sSSubren ausnlad)te. Die 3ltlaetllue'
Ser 8a1l Ser 8armen III betrddtlid)
gerinuer dis 0ie 33nnlbme Der lamb
Iiden 8epolfernng. Sic gelamte
lanopirtlbaftlide Hldde betrng i'm
Sabre 1920 955.S83,715 Mcres n1o
i'm Sabre 1910 8781798,325 Meres.
SIZE seian1te Ia1oipirtidaftlihe
JIdbe mics iomit elne 53unabme
Dnn 8.8 8roseri auf. aber Die per-.
beiierte notwithstanding Gldde
~ s.''e 2A''a M o,,noh,,a Sar.
Plooenl W. Iai.a tss,af4 aG.sa esrsa,s
aalunasn . Wv ~ p..aa s,1gs a, Deer NV.
ha,,e,4as' ~ T. I rs;MaigI;'hp,, sslS.
hpn te;lmeiie neil urpRe S1dd,e1,
,i,hpho,,ten g3o6ens. Ser melt as
@eiopInno oebraud1t merben, ii ae-
milton Mehfrns5fnntpn al Ser Ionn.
n;rtihoffiihp1 syIache qefhIoaer
merhen Sic b,1rdidnittIide @rSBe
Spr Snrn,en hptr,1n in sesnlre 1890
11s9 gieres, nuo I'm Sssalre 1910.
1881 SIrrps Srn sohre 1920.
hetr,,n npr nerbei1erte 8ooer ourd1,
fhnitflih- fiir ieoe sSqrm rs Meres
ma I'm ssnhrp 1910 $50 Mcres.
5 an..I 10 $500, 81
~, 8eI - soelt uLss y nan. e4W
oelleI ~ ~ J,a ny ssu.le g. ~ g az
e. 914, =, D!a DO, wv W an l eouyrs 80 -.
CYL q4o,95i,44o ivy oao a "a e.te
S11nagm DoH qoo,9o7,ooi, ~.
ooer w. eroaenI uAsu1uu ). "
yNpff 1pS XQn0e un0 DEE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

gle stUtten Dticd) OIL 2SeEDeeEHHDeHs
sic SCI gansalpoufdfer ailgeridt e:
1attr, ii ben. gailferott geifir5t
poroen, tperlu lie hidt III Der Gage
ssgsfpeie1 ni1irel1, Die bon BEN 8ee-
bel D~erbeerten Mferfldden mil
sGriinfutter 81 beitelen u1o 5ltr
WiIdupirtibnft Iber ali geben. 9ie.
cs Miiifo nber fornten tie pieoerum
l,ur ouf iih nebn1en, neil ei11e rigo.
role Dur1fiibrung Ser 8edenbe.
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