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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-07
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS
OPEN PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN

The mutual savings banks Of New
Jersey have decided on a campaign
of publicity TO instill in the. pub
lie mind the unique service rendered
by the mutual type of savings bank
to the small investor, who required
a maximum safety for his savings
and an assured rate of interest.
The control which the legislature
exerts on the mutual type of saw
ings bank restricts investment Of the
money to specified securities con-
sidered 100 per cent protective; and
the rate of interest which these
banks pay is SO satisfactory as to
have attracted the accounts of those
for whom the mutual savings bank
was not primarily designed to-ben-
eft. Thus, the 100000 depositors
in mutual savings banks in New
Jersey are now from every walk OF
life. humble and well-to-do, repre-
senting a combined investment OF
two hundred million dollars, on
which last year no less a sum than
seven million dollars was paid in
interest.
Because the legislature is master
of the mutual savings banks, be-
cause the depositors r sole own-
ers of its resources, because the
system makes for the material and
moral interest of the working-class-
es the informative articles by the
New Jersey Savings Banks Associa-
ton are likely to produce a large
increase of depositors from those
who labor, and a large measure OF
support from labor's employers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-07

and since the meeting will be open
to the public a large attendance is
desired.
Mrs. Pauline Arndt spent Thurs
day at Asbury Park where she was
the guest of friends.
Mrs. M. Lester Terry spent Thurs
day with friends at New York.
Mrs. L. w. Bouton is a patient in
the Long Branch hospital where she
Is suffering from pneumonia.
The Queen Esther Society of Cal
vary M. E. church will meet Tues
day night.
Mrs. Frank Van Pelt was the
guest of Perth Amboy friends on
Thursday.
The union services which have
been conducted in the borough this
week came to a close last night. The
services have been we'll attended.
Miss Edith Stiles has returned to
the Sargent School of Physical Gull
ture at Cambridge, Mass, after hav-
ing spent the holiday vacation at
her home on Kearney street.
Mrs. Edwin H. Wharton will en-
terrain the Tialois Sunday school
class of Calvary M. E., church at her
home on Thursday evening Of next
week.
Mrs. E. H. Conover will be the
hostess to the Women's Missionary
Society Of the Reformed church at
her home on Thursday afternoon.
Frederick Eckhart has returned
to Syracuse University after having
spent the holiday vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Eckhart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-07
KEYPORT

Mrs. r. s. White is spending a
few days with her son., Richard O..
White and family at New York.
The Far and Near Society of the
Reformed church will meet Monday
night.
Mrs. J. c. Anderson. who has been
confined to her home for several
days with illness, is now able to be
about.
Rev. w. P. Chase of Holmdel will
occupy the pulpit in the First Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning.
The meeting of the Keyport I'M
provement Association will be held
on Monday afternoon at the public
library in charge of the committee
on education. The speakers will be
Mr.. Strahan, county superintendent,
and Roy Schaeffer, assistant super
intendent Of elementary education.
Mr.. Schaeffer. who comes from
Newark. is an interesting speaker
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-07
SOUTH AMBOY

John j.. Delaney and family have
moved into their new home on
Broadway. Mr.. Delaney has estab.
lished his office on the first floor OF
he building.
The improvements to the Timmons
property, formerlysthe home OF the
American Legion, are rapidly being
completed by Contractor John
Connors. 1t will be remembered that
the interior of this building was
completely Quilted out at the Lee
gion fire.
Ambrose Watts, John Fitzmorris,
Daniel Salmon, Louis Tedesco, AL
bert Jerome, and John COnnors
spent yesterday with friends IN Perth
Amboy.
Robert CANTON spent yesterday
with friends in Newark.
Mrs. Mary Mount and family have
returned to this city after having
spent several weeks at the home OF
Louis Mount at Long Branch.
Miss Helen Emmons a returned
to Norristown, Pa, after spending
the holidays at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace En-
mons.
The Raritan Club il making ex-
tensivA improvements to their new
home on Ridgeway avenue.
Miss vHelen Nestere of Paterson
spent Tuesday with friends in this
city.
The Catholic Daughters of Amer-
ca will continue their weekly card
parties on Monday night. A COM
mittee of members are engaged in
making arrangements for the af-
fair.
Displaying their interest in cur
rent events the members of the
Woman's Club went on record as
heartily endorsing the plans Of the
Port Of New York Authority with
regard to establishing a free port on
the south shore of ,Raritan bay. The
entertainment hour included several
instrumental numbers. and a re-
citation by Miss Ruth Newton. The
president announced the date Of the
meeting Of the literary class to be
Barr, at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Prof. o. o. Barr will
talk on Pestalozzf. The next meet
ing Of the executive board will be
held on Tuesday, January 10, at the
home Of Mrs. Robert p. Mason. Mrs.
J. w. Fitterer was elected to men,
bership.>
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Callan are the
parents of a baby girl.
Word was received by the mem
bers Of the Norek family. that John,
their son, q member of the navy, at
tached to the U. S. s. Arkansas has
sailed for Cuba and will remain
away until late in May. Norek re-
Gently spent ten days, leave at the
home of his parents OF Conover
street.
Mrs. Frank Stanton and Mrs,
Richard Powers visited with friends
in Newark yesterday.
Joseph French is pursuing a
course in commercial business at st.
Mary's High School. French is a
great asset to the basketball aggre-
cation.
Joseph Kress, John Mcdonnell,
John Gleason, Joseph Vail, John
Connors, James Wallace were
among the attendants at the Perth
Amboy Varsity eyport game , in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-07
CARD SESSION At KEYPoRT

KEYPORT. Jan. Mrs. Edgar
T. Hoose entertained at cards on
Thursday afternoon, 500 being play
ed. The prize winners were Mrs. O.
c. Bogardus. Mrs. Norman B. Lock-
wood and Mrs. William T. Van Ma
ter. At the conclusion OF the game a
socia. hour followed and refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. F. F.
Armstrong, Mrs. &C. Bogardus,
Mrs. William T. Walling. Mrs. James
II. Walling, Mrs. l.. Brewer Walling,
Mrs. J. C. Anderson. Mrs. Norman B.
Lockwood, Mrs. Asbury Campbell,
Mrs. Harvey Bronner, Mrs. Elmer e.
Morris, Mrs, Harvey S. Bedle, Mrs.
T.. T. Hoose, Mrs. Laura Campbell,
Mrs. Rufus~O. Walling, Mrs. Ray
mond L. Wyckoff, and Mrs. William
T. Van Mater.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-07

Perth Amboy yesterday.
The members Of st. Mary's High
School basketball team will travel
to Jersey City on Saturday where
they will be entertained by friends.
{ Cornelius Ryan has returned % his
studies at Villa Nova College, after
spending the holidays at the home
Of his relatives in this city.
The Misses Cathryn Stanton and
Elizabeth O'Toole spent yesterday at
the home of friends at Jamesburg.
Miss Grace Oliver has returned
home after spending several days
at the home Of acquaintance at
Jamesburg.
William Dooling is enjoying the
week at the home of relatives in
Jersey City.
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c,oerer gSIfer nidtg angeber. 81
fritiliert peoer bic Mlliierter nod Die
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mdd)te, ulo Qls
les III M1em III Elm bellerfenstperter
nmfdmn,rg Der Mniidten BET greile.
snlb Regier,Irg al peraetdlner.
Bas baber1 nun aber angeiidtS oes
be1.tid.rniiiiden 8Inonides Die al-
lierten befd1loiien? Dentidlano aur
|gtrafe fuiir ben AblhluB oes gertrags
bon aaen tpeiteren gerbanolungen ser
aonferena nit Ben MlIien al1g5nldlie-
Ben. gas foa cine strofe iein2 @sns
bat oenn Deutid)la1t0 nod nit oieien
Beidi6ten al tuna 9eutfdlanos 8e.
5iebungen al Rl,Blano iinb olrd oet1
gertrag enbgiiltig erlebigt. Seei
m6gen iih sic alliierten Die &opfVe
|oariiber aerbred)ett, mie lie NIT Den
8uiien fertig meroen
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GelSencs 5citmnesjubi<
lGmfft.

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Mit ei1ler ld)on altsgeltatteteu SUI
bildnmsfltmnler lit IN LETTER 8obe
bas in ct. 2ouis erideinenbe Cages
blot uMmerifa" eribiener, in mel
d)em 11amentlid) Ser ppm hod,p. Srn.
S. 6. 8otbeniteiner, Neftor Ser 81.
@eiit=@emein0e 5u ct. 2ouis, per=
fabte Artifel iiber bic @eld1idte beg
@irfens uno ser Sample Ser uMme-
rifu" ieit ibrer @riinbltng Smtereiie
erregt. 6iinf5ig lange Sabre bat Die
uImerifa" einer barten anmp ge=
ffdmpft nnb babel Der fatboliiden 5u=
dbe tpie altb Dem 9eutfhtum biefes
2anoes Die anerfennens1perteiten
3ienIte geleiltet l1n0 in nrem 5fre-
ben es mobl beroient, oaB lire 2auf=
babm nod cine redt lange iein ntoge.
9nrb bre felte 9altung bot flid bic
uMmerifn" nnter allen 8ag~esbldttern
oieies 2anoeS ausge5eidnet, lie NOR
ieomeDem ugelben Sournalismus" OBJ
BOLD, gab itets III politifder mte N
religi0ier 9iniidt ote better 8elebr=
ungen unb fat ii6 baourd oli einen
9obepnnft empnrgei6mungen, Der ibr
bie bette 3nfnnft iidern nno getDifb
mie in sen lange1t Reibe Der Sabre
10 a11d in nod redt Dielen Der 33u=
funf unierer bl. &eligion unb BEN
9eltidtam oiefes 2anoes sic better
9tenite leiiten miro.
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1lnte<5mnatfi,c.

Sod Sen aus alien 5foaten ei,1ge-
Iaufenen 8eri6ten ino i'm Sabbre
1921 I'M gon5en 9anoe 10,448 ,632
5gl11tomobile regiitriert fporoen. Bie
ha gureau Fit 6Hfentlide 2anoifrd-
Bet1 nlitteilt, beoe1ten 0iefe 3tffern,
bob nber cine Miqion Nl1ton1obile
llebfr dis I'M Sabre 1920 Dorbanoerl
iplarer, urb boB Die 8nnabrle auein
.glleeiih Ser 5ubl ser o%orbanoenen alis
tornobiile sn Mnfa11g oies Sabres 1918.
III. Die gr0bte 3unabnte fano Bel.
Sen fit mirtidaftlide Stpefe bpn1le=
tel lntonobilen lttatf, nabreno bic
Nl1fpraobfiile III Ser 2a11onirtfhaff 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
2lus Scr 5cit Ncs Gartas
rcnibrcsfcns.
Interchangeable 8efrebnngeu Snno=
gems bes ". satlote Granais-
faner n11b 9pmintfmler sl
sen Mo1lgolen.

Mah eiuem 8eridt Der leinen
@eq IN fotbolii1e 8ldtter unieres
2anoes %gefunoen, bot etn fran5o1t1der
6orIder ser Bariler Nfaoentie Der
.sSnidraiften uno oer i6otten 2iterdtur,
jjuiing1Itz orei an 8apilte geridtete So
fumente porgelegt aus 0enen berporz
gabt, ooB Sic mddtige1 aatler Der
Mptngolen i'm 13. uno u. Sabrbr11=
oert, ols lie Der Shreden Niiens nro.
guropos gemoroen, fatboltiden Vetl=
.lionoren geitatteten, 1i6 I'M Eatore11=
leiide anf6nbalten. Sic betr sdritf
Ittiiiidfe n1Digen bisber Der 5orlbung erf=
garrgen lein nen 1T Die al1loe, bob
:5millden Rom n1o Ben &bane11 Der
8ataren 0erbinbutuen bergelfeaf nor
Sen maren, nidt. lnb 5toar gi1gen
Sic 8saipte BON Ser Anlidt aus, gin=
ffIuB aui Sic furbt6aren Maadtbaber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
1triee nnN perbredtett.

Die S~ariiten fuden nab Mitteln
Ser strafDerihdrfu11g unb Strufbe-
fdleunigungnnb nod anoeren Meefbp=
ben, Sic ba5u 6ienen fonnten, Die I'M
mer mebr I'M lib greifenoe @eleblo=
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gebt, pbne boB eine Geibe Der erltaun=
lidGten Mdiubereien bon Denef1 ntdtt
meenige ON belen Gage ausgefi6rt
meroen, beridtet miro, uno Die Ger=
iiber oieier Gotten geben %ge1pobrlib 81
Merfe, als ob lie ole WetDooen Der
STRENGTHENING int lebten groBen IN
ttera11tipnaeln Ningen gettuu tubiert
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eeprnf batten.
IS miro bon ben Surifen gelagf,
bob Ste 5frafe Dem 8erbredyen nidf
immes ldnen genllg folge, I'M benz
@eleRe uno Ser 9ronung 8espeH 5u
Deeuridaffen. 5iderlid miro oarttt uuf
einen groBen l1ebelita11o nnierer SUI
tia Gngemieien. nber miro bic 8ele
Der @eiekloligfeit iid Derlul1fen, mentt
Oie Citrate idneler uno ddrfer aus
=geiproben miro2 glud SEER 2ittleton,
elmer Ser Snrilten Die ltb iiber Die
gode auslalien gibt 81, oaB eS Dor
alem Ser arieg NOR, Der uns oiele
Weue ser gerbreden gebradf bot.
Ser &rieg fat ben gu @eiebloitg=
feiten ger1eigten geDolferltngseletnen=
ten eime11 gefabrliden Inldanutlgs=
unteroibt gegeben. 8dbrel10 oes
.arieges lit nnreht al Gebf geitem=
pel moroen; Meenid)enleben maroet1
gerinw geadtet; 8r1lper mo 8lei no
rem Die leBten Madtmittel; Oas 8ol-
ferredr murbe nit 5iiBen getreten;
NIT WetDalt nurbe genpmme1t, mas
begebrensnert erldien, nno Die @ren<
&c dtpii9en Mein nro 3ein pnroe
ber1pii9t.
@ein @ur1ber, BOB bieS ales in Der
'lganaen 8elt Oil getpiiie Sdibten gu
ruiidfgenirft bat uno gu @eiebloiigfeis
ten aller Nrf fmbrf.
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liden gfaeligniHab iiIigTel beie.
re Metboben oie Berntarftulg Der
sgrllten, reiblihe &reoite 8unl 3ipefe
her 6~oroerllug eor 8roonftion, fnr3
ales mas 5nr geiierurg oes 5arl1l-
betriebs lino Der 9er1lorftung BEL
traat, Ioute Ieiteng Der Detailbdnoler
uno ieiters Der @eidaftsleute i'm of
geneinen uneingeid)rdlfte nnteritli,-
bu1lg finoen, neil es germebrung Der
&auffraft bon nier5ig 8ro5ent 5llr
Golge babeu pirb.
Die Gornler baben natiirlib, als
Der stur5 Der Hreiie fiir 5%arrlproonf.
te hm int ~algenteinen ibre Girfanfe
aui Ole @ren5e oeg Quernotigiten be-
ibrdnft. gieIe bon linen naren fogar
ba5u ge55tpungen, beiorlbers oie Bad)-
ter, bie plN 8ad1t5n1le ii bar 81 be-
5ablen lid perpflidtet batten nno le.
lie, Die gum s3tDedfe &aufes plor1
Sand idapere Sbllloen aif b sc:
%npntnlen batten. Mnbere depabrenl
Der fetten Sabre peroient un0 0as
|@elo altf Die 5eite gelegt blatten, ia:
Ben li9 eingeidra11ft, ebelllo lpie e
bieienigen getm baben, Die IN feit1el
10 giinitigen 2age ib befa1loen. IS
|giM feine Bep0lferungsflalle Die e
|ibnel unD 10 mirflam tire ginfanff
ibrem ginfoInmen aupaBt mie oit
GARNER. 5paren 1T ffiiiir lie cine Sc.
mofrlbeit, unb tie foinnen lange Set
foit ousiiblteBlib anf iid ielbif ange.
mielen lebe1l. Sic fennen feline fnli6e
Sbam be8ugIih oes Iragens BON al
ten a1eioern. Sic pflegen ir 6as,
mas Tie faufen ioforf 81 be5ablen I'M
hieben es nidt, sdnlbet ST MADDEN.
|3nber bnben iid lelblt gatgelteafe
GARNER ndbre1ro Der 3eit Der lano=
nirtihaftlihen Strife ipariamlte Gin.
ihrdnfung 5l1r Allfgabe gemadf;; tic
boben genartet bis iie oeiim 5iemlid
iider paren, baB Sic &reile fiir Sarn
er3eugniiie Sen nieoriglten 9tano er.
reidt baben. Sobal6 iie etnmal bin
.lidtlih oieieS Nunftes @etpiBbeit er=
longt buben, mer0en tie Beginner, Elm
5ufaufen, nas tie ben0tigen, nno id
BIN ser Mnii6t, 0aB Die 3nnabme oe1
ginfqufe iettens Der Sarmer piel
ldneaer plaBgreHen miro, als I'M al
aeneinen ertpartet niro.
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GnttpeNcr oOcr!

Ger fiber1te Meg, ben HeSpef bot
Der Negierung gu 5erltoren, 1T Der,
Sen 9euten 5u geltatten, oie @efeBe II
5pntder Weiie 81 miBndten. 8enn
Burger, nidf etDa 9unoerte onoern
9unoerttaulenoe, ielbIt Serren in
&ongreB unansgeiebt Elm @eietb Iiiber.
treten 10 taugt enttpeoer bus 0eiet
ni6ts, o6er aber ieine nebertretuna
lit Elm trauriger gemeis fir Sic 9bn=
madt elmer groBen Nation, ibr Mnie=
Zen nno tire 8iir0e 81 mabren unb
aufredt 81 erbalten.
nn0 ben Nniien fopobl pie Sen
rpdenen iltes gar 1pobl befnnnt, DoB
lin ben Ser. 5fanten gdn1apS aQfdg=
lidb nii6btt MIR I'M 4leinen, oroern aud
i'm 8roBen DerfauH miro. sogena1t1=
tie gootleggers" fommen nno geben,
|nebmen 8efequngen entgegen uno lie
fern ibre 8are in jeber 5taot bes
n 49, @Es O~N1[E4rE ZErsEE&E -,
So1loes go. User e1f1en u0r1m NIL,
|erbalt i'm AUDI ner11 er ben Derlnng=
ten Greis bafiir be5abH, uno men1l
|er le1ren steler m1eoer a%nffnllen nil,
80 1atn nm al1d) oo5n geDolfen ner-
oeI1, oorausgeleBf er bat o1e nottgen
nStnopfe oq5n.
Bon5e 5radtlaonrger1 sd1taps
0fmporfrerf aus Gnba, aus ytal1an,
1a logar m1s.Sdyoftlanp. CAB n1r et11
.notIonales Seieh, oas iogenanute Sol {
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a1e Aom1n1ltrotton baf 1ekf Den
enlr16tg mogl1den Neg e11gelblagen.
yer sralloenf llf anBenlde1nl11 enf=
=lgioneh 4e1f5n1ieuen % oas Belee
5noerganpl onra9Iuproar 1ll nt1o, nen1l
5ores Ger San, 6 oufa)5ntuDren nro
5'oar nnI auem 1gm 9e1eel10 5u OeD g.
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saaaeraeiirner eina gerirgere 3unabme
Eauftnieien Mus feit1em staafe muir.
Sen neniger Mutonlobile als IN Sab
lie 1920 gen1eloet. Sm gan5en nur.
Sen an @eblbren peridieoener Qrt
5$12L,47s, 654 erbooben.
De 3unnbme fit bas Sabr 1921
bdlt ungefalhr sdritt nnb Sritt nit
bent Madstuln Ser lebten iieben Sab
re uno ldbt III feiner Beiie oarauf
ldlieben, baB III nddyiter 3ufunft Der
Msarft fir Alaton1obile Elm llebera1-
gebot erfobrett nirb. So 5ur5eit mebr
dis 10 Millionen 4raftpagen IN Be-
trieb li11o ulr6 Sic gigentliitner oeriel-
ben mad beiferen 9anoitraBen Der a
Ianeen, fragt man Iidl ipie LANCE nod
sic Mgemeinbeit allf ein n%rrlu1terb1r'o-.
6eres 2anoitraBernee IN ben ge '1.t'l
nigtm staaten 5n parten bot. D %
iingite acknowledgements iieb ein gtes
bon 2anolfraBen Dor, neld)es aus
nidt n1ebr uls Bro5ent Der 2a11o=
ltraBen beItebt uno mirft ei1en 30
ten III ser S0ibe bon Is W~illione11
Dollars aus, Ser III gerbinonng nit
ltaatliden SoltOs 81 perpenoen 1T.
|3us a%n5nlegenoe 2an6ltraBe1l11es
fpiro 5ur5eit enttnprfen nr1o fpiro I'M
gefdbr 10000 Meilen 2unoltroBe1
ein}dlieBlib Der idon be{tebe1oen
|straben bon elmer 2aiinge bon hinge
fabr 10000 Metlen umfaiien. Sc
miro fiinf5em Sabre oanern, Inn bag
5traBenneB ber5uiteQen, ipe11n Die
gunbesregiielrung iabrlih g M1llto=
men 8ollurs beiiteuert uno Die 8ut1-
|oesltaoten Welb uie Hisber beptQigerl
ltno menn bie burdl6niftliden galt=
Efolten fit ieoe Meile $4,000 betra=
!qen. Steltert Die gun0esregierlt1lg
loo MiQio1ten Collars bas Sabr BET,
10 fonn oas NeB IN 10 Sabren Dollz
en6et meroen. @enn Die Negiern11g
so Miaionen Collars gtH, 10 miro es
20 SATIRE oauern ebe oas gan5e Como
ltroBenneb pDllenoet lit.
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mas lie fit tire gr8eugriife bpaablt
befomtnen geere ginteilltng Der
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

gIdatils 8atton S i6er Ml
belm bon Nnbrllf ul1o feline senoung
III ong aano Ser ntaren, Die in Der
flolienen Sabre ii ben bran5isfdni
iden gtnden e~rfdienen III. Ser Der
faiier oieier sdriif nenut Sc. @n-
bruf nihf iouobl einen Waiifionar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
IDes 2aroes biis 5ndt attoern Derbobat
tpiro, oas nntefgrdbt BE gla.toritat
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.@eIebes ms 2Giderliibe.
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te nid)t idon Hngit beim 2eien eng
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i'm SSntereiie Der auiierten betrieben
porben lit. mirft nod lracb unb Dalt
Die 0enliiter befangen. Inter oieien
nmitainb1en muB E dis mannbaffe
Gat be5eidbnet merben, lpen1 ell allle-
rifaniider 5driftlteler, ser sic. ge=
gentpdrtigen bentiGen @erbaltnifIe
hubert bat, iid bier bei ieiner Riiiid-
febr fir basin ihma6lltitder @et1e bon
ben Maiierten bebanoelte bentibe golf
%beriper6et mo barQuf al1fmerfliam
madt, Bob Die 3eitungsberidfe, Der
III Der engliibipradiaen Hreiie iiber
1e11tidlanb per0ffentliht meroen, Sen
1atladen gan5 ur0 gar midftt gerebt
ner0en. Serr @oplep Mmorh Ser iid)
iiber oieie -5ade onsipridt nno Sci
len Allsfubrungen mobl I'M ein5elnen
6efan11t fem moigen tubeH Defenders,
oaB Die @drten uno G%rangialen BE-
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iagt nnier~ gerndbrmann oieie 2al1te
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8entfblal0 IN abipredenoer 8eiie 81
bptra6ten, erfiqt Bob lie fein fIurrs
llllo urparteiildes gilD ser 6eutiifahen
3ulfdnoe geben f6nnen. sic ftno nod
bel 5n dngftlib, itb benz Bortpnrf
prooeutf6er @efinnltngen olls5uieben,
als 0uB lie Sic bo0e 8abrbeit beriiber
gelanaen Iaiien f011nen. 9a5u fommt
nod NmorDs Nnli6t Der ltnlitano,
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nidt geniigeno griinolibe Renntntiie
iber Oe11tfbe Nngelegenbeiten mben.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

81 geipirnen iln sIltereiie oes 5rie,
4pens pi1o SET Grbaltling oer allItnr,
ginatr Buteir ginblid ii Die bon
Gataren geidoffene cage uno oie
geriude NIT ben M ongoIe II.
berrid,ern in gerfebr III treten ge-
tpaabrt nns bie Mrbeit Des Yaeterg ~.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-06
Keeping A Rosy
Complexion V
And A Clear Smooth Skin
What Millions OF -
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