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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Chinese Working on
Shantung r. R. Plans

PEKING, Feb. 81 - ASSOCIATED
Press MaiD-The Chinese people are
making plans for the redemption of
the Shantung railway at the earliest
possible moment under the treaty
with Japan which insures the return
of the property, it was announced by
government officials today.
The Tsinan-Kiaochow railway will
become public property and the peo-
pie will be allowed to subscribe to
funds for its redemption after the five
year period from the signing of the
Sino Japanese agreement has elapsed.
Interest centers now upon whom the
government will appoint as director
general.
Throughout China organizations
have been formed to raise funds for
the railway and various authorities
and assemblies have promised money
in the name of the province they rep
resent. Students have organized a
widespread campaign of publicity and
of appeal to the Chinese people. Off
Gals say that there is no doubt that
the $50, 900, 900 necessary for the re-
demption will be subscribed by the
time actual redemption is possible by
the treaty, terms.
Fear of misrepresentation of the
funds so collected has led to a presid-
entail mandate designated certain
banks for the holding of these funds
and also giving a complete set of re
ulations regarding such deposits.
Money deposited for the Shantung
Railway Redemption Fund can not be
withdrawn for any other purpose and
will be under the supervision of the
Chinese Banking association and of
the Chambers of Commerce. Reports
will be made to these organizations
and through them, to the various as
sociations and guilds concerned in the
raising of the money.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Regrets
immigration Topic
Was Not Considered

TOKYO, Feb. 25-(Associated Press
MaiD-The only regret owe the Wash
ington conference results is "its omis-
sion to take up the immigration ques-
ton, upon the fundamental solution
of which depends the real attainment
of American-Japanese understanding"
Viscount Shibuzawa declared in a
speech before the Bankers club here
soon after his return from Washing
ton.
THE results seem subject to pub
lie criticism on several scores" he
continued, but they must be received
in my humble opinion, as tolerably
satisfactory from the international
standpoint. Nor should the fact be
ignored that the conference has con
tributed much to the reconciliation of
the American and Japanese sentiments
which had once been more or less
seriously strained in a certain sense
"All the efforts employed by Jap
anese business men for settling the
immigration question at the confer
ence proved of little avail. This ap-
peals TO the sense of our regret with
special acuteness, as any of the exist
ing American-Japanese agreements
serve little purpose in the way OF
bringing that chronic issue to a salts
factory solution. Faith moves noun
tains, and | believe that the constant
endeavor by the people will be crown
ed with success"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
DIR. A. Y. YEE,
O.. D.
Optometrist and Manufacturing
Optician
At Grand Hotel Wailuku

Not Too Good
Wife Introducing ailing husband)
-"T dunno what's the matter with
him, Doctor, but l think he must have
got hold of some of that good-natured
alcohol."-New Yory World.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24

The lady whose face is her fortune
might W a more valuable estate il
the frowns were removed by the use
of glasses.
True contentment is really a con.
dition of the mind, although the mind
often needs the assistance Of glasses
made by Yee.
One writer says that mischief is
the cause of dimples. He might have
added that poor vision is the cause Of
frowns.
Every so-called woman-hater really
longs to have some woman pet him.
All weak eyes long for the soothing
effect Of Yee's glasses.
AS the Sun %brightens the world so
do Yee's glasses brighten the eyes Of
the people.
Lawsuits and poor eyesight are
in the same cIass-both waste time
and money.
Even a "hieh-brow" may have a
low degree of vision.
He who spares the wicked, Injuries
the good; he who negIects good eye.
sight is wicked.
tio Solo hIoh WI lOb hoo q
silver lining, but what good in that to
a blind mann
Some people are born with good
sight, some achieve it by caring for
their eyes, but zone have it thrust
upon them.
II you are waiting for your ship to
come in, be sure that your vision
is in condition to recognize it when
it arrives.
Toadstoois are often mistaken for
mushrooms but Yee's glasses are al.
ways the real thing.
Bowling to the inevitable is a case
of forced po%liteness. Wear glasses
and do not wait to have your polite.
ness forced upon you.
Borrowed money does not pay in.
terest to the turnover, but neglected
eyesieht does pay a high rate OF
trouble in future years.
II you ever intend to care for your
eyes, do it now and thus cheat the
place of good intentions out of one
paving block.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Last of Americas
Slain Shipped From
France on March Is

PARIS, March II - ASSOCIATED
Press Mail)-The work of returning
to the United States the bodies of
American soldiers who died in France
was completed today with a final
shipment of 1900 bodies from Brest
for New York. This brings the total
number of American bodies returned
to 45,023.
The simple announcement of the
completion of the task marks the
close of n of the most trying and
difficult problems ever placed before
the American army. The American
Graves Registration Service, the
special branch of army organized for
the purpose began work in February,
1920.
Agents of that service will now go
to England and assemble 81 Ameri-
can bodies destined for shipment to
America. These were American sol
diers who died in widely scattered
parts of Ireland, Scotland. Wales and
England. Five hundred other bodies
of Americans whose relatives have
! decided to leave them in England,
will be concentrated in a beautiful
little permanent cemetary at Brook
wood, Surrey, England, the British
government having given the site.
This work will be completed by July.
An extensive scheme of beautifica-
ton has been developed by a special
Fine Arts Commission for the four
cemeteries in France which are to
be the permanent resting places or
nearly 10000. Americans who fell in
the world war. Original plans call
ed for the expenditures of nearly
$3,000,000 but in the interest of gov
eminent economy this sum has been
reduced to about S1,000,000.
Work will begin Immediately after
this appropriation is made by Con
gress. Colonel H. F. Rethers, who
has been in charge of the Graves
Registration work, probably will di-
rect the work.
The four Fields of Honor are Sures-
mes cemetery. near Paris; Bony, near
St. Quentin; Belleau Wood, near Cha
teau-Thierry; and the Argonne or Ro.
magne cemetery near Romagne sous
M%ontfaucon.
For the latter a scheme has been
worked out which will make it very
much like Arlington Cemetery. Each
cemetery is to give a rest house and
chapel for visitors and every. grave
will be marked with a uniform head.
stone.
One of the most touching features
of the four cemeteries has been the
way in which French people have
made them their own.
Sunday neve goes by without
scores of French people visiting them
and placing flowers on the graves,
The manifestation of friendship and
appreciation aus many relatives to
leave the bodies in France.
The identifying of the Fields Of
Honor will take two years but a great
deal of preliminary work has already
been done and the cemeteries in theil
present state are impressive.
When the Graves Registration Ser
vice began its work, the bodies were
in more than 500 cemeteries scattered
in every part of France, Alsace- Lor.
raine and Germany. Several thou
sand men were employed under the
direction of American army officers
Concentration of bodies in the -four
Fields of Honor had been completed
The Graves Registration Service will
maintain a permanent office in Paris
for the convenience of American vi
SitOrS,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24


THE medical situation at Culion is,
in some respects, very unsatisfactory
in retrospect, but very hopeful for the
future. Heretofore there has been no
really efficient method of treating
leprosy and the chance of cure that
any particular individual had was
slight, since cure was effected in only
now and then a case of the many TAX
ing the treatment as it was given.
THE present outlook is very differ
ent. Within a very few years methods
have been discovered whereby a con-
siderable percentage of cases can
be cured, particularly if treat
ment is begun early in the course of
the disease and is carried on inten-
sively. Plans are now being perfect
ed to give this new treatment the
ethyl ester of chaulmoogra oil-to
every one of the 5000 patients on the
island"
The legislature has appropriated
500, 900 dollars for the leper colony
for the current year, but DR.. Wade
says this is entirely inadequate and
will permit only a partial realization
of the whole plan this year on the
most economical basis possible. He
says it is hoped to have the legisla-
ture provide sufficient funds so that
it will be possible to extend the new
treatment to all lepers this year.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Trouble Afoot

Says the shoe to the stocking, "Pll
rub a hole in you"
Says the stocking to the shoe, "Ill be
darned if you do."-The Boys Maya
zine.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
lonu Distance Shooting

Long Distance Shooting
The new night-watchman at the OBJ
sevatory was watching some n
using the big telescope. Just then
a star fell. "Begorra," he said to
himself, that felly sure is a crack
shot" Toronto Goblin.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
PUUNENE DIVISION
TOWARDS PUUNENE
An trains daily except Sundays.

/ All trains daily except Sundays.
2 A Special Train CLabor Tran) will leave Wafluku daily, except Sundays,
at $3.50 a. m, arriving at Kahului at $3.50 &. NJ, and connecting with the
$500 a m. train for Puunene.
8 BAGGAGE RATES: $50 pounds of personal baggage will be carried free
of charge o n each whole ticket, and rs pounds O each half ticket when
baggage is in charge OF and o the same train az the holder Of the ticket
For exces baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds Or part thereof will be
charged
For Ticket Fares and other information se Local Passenger Tariff l. C. c.
No IL or inquire at any of the D epots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10

Sic @raonierten ma.roen anfgefor6ert,
iid nidt NIT Der Menge fortreiben.
All laiIela 5lt Sen raIden rn0 getpalt.
la1ne,1 @erdt6eru1lgen nie Hberaa
in Ser ittltden uno religioien Nsor-.
men Ser 3eit berDortreten.
Die Maruu11g Der College 88raii-
benten, Ieien mir in Der sM1nerifa1
1T cine Mb}bieosrebe bel Golege.
5dlnBfeierlibfeiten eine ettpas lpdte
@elegenbeit 5u Mabnrnfer1. Das ntt-
bell, bas ndbrerb zines r%eligiorslo.
len MISUNDERSTANDING ongeridtet
tpor6en lit, fam faltm an Sdlll1e
zines Rnrius bnr6 eine g%rirner11eg
an 1ittlihe unh religioie 8flidter
.nieoer gntgemadt tperoen. Was nta1t
5aet, bas erntet man. 9ie uugebel1-
ren geranberungen, Sic iib IN ben
litIiden uno religioien MaBltdbe11
seigem baben. m~enialtenS 5llm groBer1
Seile, ibren l1riprung in ben Cole
aes ielbit 1tno in ben emporenoen
2engnungen funoamentaler ltttlider
un6 religiofer @rllnoidte, Die bon ben
|2ippen nngldl,biger ltniperiitatspro-
fei1oren geflo1ien iir6. 9as nabitlie-
aenbe Selo Ser &eformarbeiten fir
Sic g~r5iebnng Ser Suaeno lit in sdn-
len ieIb1t, benen lie borftebelt. Nnt
Iganobiigel fann mon feline feiten 5au=
Ter bal1en, mtf re%ligionsloien 8poen
TEN baltbares @ittlidfeitsgebdltbe
@enn oie Meligion nidt bios igno-
)rirt, fonoern b1trd cine faliblide To-
genannte 8iiienihaft, bnrd feinen
|5pott un0 Sobn ser 8eradtung prets
|gegeben miro, 10 lit nibf nur riligio-
ie nnmiiienbeit unb 8lei6giltigfett,
ionoern bone 2osloiung bon aaem re=
|ligioiem ginflriIe un6 Mbneigung ges
gen Sic &eligion Die Golge. Domit
entltebt cine beilloie 8erfpirrnng Der
|iittliden geartffe uno cine @ottbe-
Sic uns idpere&a1npfe Inn
|5ie 8epabrnng Ser boditen @iter
bereiten miro. Sic mirtidaftlthen,
politiiden, iocia1en uno riligi0ien 3n-
|5t6n0e, 6enen mir gegeniberiteben
|iin0 MIR Sic Musmirfnng Der @rnnb=
|1dBe moberner @r5iebung IN ibrer
|praftii6en M%ntpen0nng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
Gbrinli@e &iebe.

Ser befannte So5iolitenfibrer GU
gen Debs, Ser cine 3eitlang i'm Mt-
lanta 8nnbesgefdngniiie megen fei-
mes Berbaltens I'M &riege 5ubra6te,
|ibreibt iebr intereiiant uiber feline 6or=
|tigen @rfabrungen n11ter bem S1tel:
uSinter BEN gefangnismal1ern" 9a
1pri9t ct in @orten bober Mnerfen-
nl1ng iiber Sen ber1torbenen &aplan,
Sen bo9m. @errn Bprue, in6en1 er be-
merit: Ser %perltorbene Mi6. S.
|8prne par in ieoer Sinii6t Ser fein-
lte @efGngnisfaplan, sen i6 lie ge-
fonnt babe. Sd batte feine fir6li-
|ben Berbinonngen nnb bein6te aus
meinen eigenen @riin6en ielten Mn=
oa6tsiibnngen in Ser &apeqe, aber
id liebte Slater BDrne, nn6 mir ipra-
den biele Stunoen 5uiammen in met
nem fleinen 3immer in Dem @efang-
n%isboipitale. 8ater 8prne forgte i'm
@eiite Iieberber1 Dienltes fir ale
gleidmdBig, tpie nie6rig eintge IN ben
Matgen anberer itan6en, 11r6 6arum
tp11rben er unb ib Sreltnbe. Sim Ga
ge bor Dem Eo0e oieies ebelmiitigen
&aplans fan6te er mir Elm i60nes
ribren6es Seaegramm nnb tpiini6te
mir @liid gu meiner gntlafiung aus
benz @efangniiie. Gater 8prne lift
CUR &ube eingegangen. Sein Mnoen-
Ten miro bon Sen 9ouienoen bon Sc
fnngenen gepflegt tper0en 6enen er
fi6 10 boQig bingab un6 10 Iiebenb
6iente, mie Der 3a5arder ieIbit an fet-
ner 5tene getan baben modte."
-9as lit briitlibe 2iebe, Die ii6
audi gu Ben 8erabteten berabldBt,
un6 Der Climber li6 annimmt, I'M lie
fir @oH 5n getpintten. @enn 0ies
n11d nibt immer gelingt, p6er ni6t,
mann unb tpie mir miini9en m69ten,
flo 5eigt es bod altd elmer in 5elbifz
flbt e iunfenen 8ef, 6aB Der @eiit
|eigennIBige run0 argloier 2iebe, Sen
8aulus 10 groBartig gefdiloert bat,
nod IN Sen 9ienern Gbrifhi fortlebt.
Gas ideinbeilige unb ielbitgeredte
8bnriidertutt1 nnierer Sage freilid
nil oas ebeniotpenig a%nerfenrer, tpie
|6as 3. 3. gbri1ti.
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Mbninnnt,attg aber Nrp.
bibitiptt.

8ie Mbitimmnrg bes 2iterarp 81
GET iiber Die 8robibition finbet I'M
garaer 2arbe 6ie Beadtung, bic es
beroient. gig iebt ino 1000
ge5dbH tpor6en. Isle sic
l3eitfdrift naborudlih betont, gebt
tie abiolut nnparteiii6 51 Berfe. 9b
Dos Der Gan III, muB 6abin geitelt
.bleiben. Nnf ieoen Sal fbetnt es
ausgeihIoiienu bob Die &efnltate fir
Die Naiien giinitie eefdrM tins, oa bie
3eitihrift INNER energiid fir oie
8robibition eingetreten lit. Das Bis
Refnltat ser Mbitin1n11rg gibt
5oen Se1tdten cine CANA beoeutet1oe
Maioritat. Sir frifte Durhfubru11g.
beg adt8ebnte1t amenoetnentg nro oeg
8olffeaogeiebes im6 135,834 fir
Mflberung oes 8o1itea6geieBeg nnoo
8iebereinfnbr1tt1g bon gier nn6 leid=
tenn 9ein fino f45,727, fiir b0aige'
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soderbeit Der gtttem.

# Er%EEEE l4TTEEEzs E#y& 1-##Eg&5%394E
Die 8eb0roen unferer annerifmi-
fden Colleges finb beunrubiet nbar
Die ii6 brett maben6e 2oderbeit Der
Sitten. @enn sic III Der SaeespreIie
gemadten Mngaben betreffs beg fri
bolen nno arsgeIaiienen 8enebnrens
bieIer Gdiiler nto 5dilerinnen alf
8abrbeit bernben, 70 braudf man
nod Sen @riinben Der 8eiorgnis
nidt nett an iuden. Die ilttrgen 5err-
den nno 91md)en feben ii6 nad 6ie-
len geridten iiber ane sdranfen beg
@nftaroes 0ffentlid bitfpeg. Gle grd,
iioenten breier groBen l1niperiitdtet
gale, Sarbarb 1inb grineeton ba-
ben gegen bie berridenoen l1nfiffett
in Mnfpraben ibre Gimme erboben.
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&atboIti6er @obl:
fabrtSrat.

Sn 5aden oes %ndtionalen fatboli-
iden @oblfartSrates bat iib gr5bi=
|i6of MoIer bon Cincinnati nod fei=
ner &udfebr aus &om folgen0erma=
ben geaubert:
uglls mdbreno meiner Nu6ien5
ibeim Yaplte sic 5a9e bes nationa=
len fotboli16en @oblfortsrateS onf-
|fam erfldrte Ser IL. 8ater, bob 6aS
|6iefen b%etreffen0e Defret nod ieiner
[grbebung anf ben pdpitli6en Stul
gu nnter5eibn1ng borgelegt moroen
lei, mo 6aB er feline unteridrift BIN
5ugefiigt babe in Ser Meinl1ng, 6aB eS
61r1 Sic regelmaBigen Snitan5en ge=
gangen iei. uMls i6 aber bernabm,
6aB eine 10 groBe Mebrbeit Der -alrteri=
fanif6en 9ierarGie 5ugnniten 0es
Boblfabrtsrates iei,gab id Mnmeiiun=
gen, oaB 0as 9 efret ni6t 0urb Ser
offentlihung in ben Meta Mpoltolicae
|5e6is promulgiert tper6e. 9a De=
frete ni6t berbinoli6 iin6 bis teour6,
Mcta promuliert per6en, bemerfte ser
@r5bii9of 10 bleibt Der 5tatns 6es
nationalen fatbolii6en 8ablfabrtsra=
|tes n%11berdnoert nn6 miro er mie ge=
mobnli6 ndditen SCRIPT in 8aibing=
ton 5uiammeutreten. Die n%nterbol-
= #-@aE2&"@=aE go - . . ~ % " lEkgr Wv 49, e-A.E
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9aS 2iebesmerf.

Sn Ser Mslanostporfe mion1et Stu
6ienrat ST.. @eorg &sarBfe Ser Nab-
friegs5eitt6tigfeit Ser Mmerifaner
oe11tiber Mbfunft folgenbe Mbanb.
lung: BetDunoert bel urb biel ge=
i6olten, bieies @oetbetporf fer1n5et9=
net Sic stenung Ser Geids0eutiden
81 ben Mmerifanern oel1tiher Mb=
ita1nmung III ben Sabren oas MeIt=
frieges. Wit Der politiiden 1nfennt=
nis onerifaniider Berbdltnifie I'M
allgemei1len berban6 iib ELM gdn5li-
DIES 8erfennet10er dpierigen Sage Ser
oe1ti6en 5tam1nesbriiber bon 0enen
man nrtgeredtfertigter Weife poIiti-
Idle Mfttonen er1partet, nohbem man
tbnen Dorber nit fiibler neberbeblih-
felt ~gegennber geitonben bette. IS lit
ebenio beriifdnolih 6aB oiieIen ibertrie
benen grtpartu1gen, beren grfinung
6itrh Sic Natur ser 5nde ansgeIhloi-
fen nar, nnn11lt uno gSnttaltiduna il
Der Deutida1nertfo beim gintritt ser
Union IN ben WeItfrieg foIgten. Grit
allmab1ih beeinnf es. benz DeutIden
Flor gu tperbenz meIben berpii6en
aampf Die 0elttl6ameriffalter ouf
berlorenem Soften geffampft baben.
@liidliderueiie aibt eg aber Elm
arobes @ebiet, Die 2iebest1tigfeif Ser
.5tartmesbriioer, Bic bet onm Deut
id1en berifan0nisboM Donfbarfeit i'll
firloen begittnt. Dieies Berf reinifar
8ruoerIiebe nuroe 1idt erif nod
bent 8uiantmenbrl16 beg gaterIanoeg
1T Mngrtf get1olnt1en bielnlebr muir
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ferei-Sn6uifrie bes Morbpeitens uni
Donnerstagabem in ct. Boul at Ell
ner groBen Organization bereinigt
tpelde cine idbrIi6e Brobnftton bon
$500,000,000 bertriH. Dieielbe be-
ltebt aus Mi1bfnrrnen, Wilbbdno-
tern, 8l1ttprfabrifanten 111b Gabri-
fanten bon ellen Mai6inen sic nit
Wolferet in gerbin6ung iteberL un0
onen Sdulen, Sic nit 2ononirtIdaft
III 8erbin6ung teben. 8erfreter bon
Drganiiationen aus ben 80, I'm
.5taate tparen antpeiero, Inn Dem Sea
tional DatrD glnb, Ser Dor orei Sob
ren in Chicago gegriinoet nltroe, BET
51ttragen.
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in Mirn1eapolig befarnt, bob
0tdiom 6. eddie. .nelder bor Bret
Snbren III 5taatggefdngnig geihidt
noroen nar, 11aibbem er iib Der lin.
feridlaeltng bon @elbern in bier5ebn
8attfen Die oa11n bat,feroft gitrgen,
idltl0ig befarttrt 6attea felt 5iuei $50
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Mbidaffuna Ser Rrobibitton 1908
56tim1ner1 abaeaeben mpr0en.

#SIIttIttell JULIE
Diepftgeborte 8ebanptung, bob Die
Mrbeiteridaft iiberbal1pt nidts BON
4robibition piiien min, miro oaf bic
Mbitim,tng bin bolonf beitdttgt. Bor1
Sen Mngeltelten Der @oiion 8erfe
itimmten ndbmlih 93 fir 8robibi-
tion, 978 fir 8ier uno Bein uno 966
fir Mbidnffang Der 8robibition.
SelbIfberltdnbli6 bat Die Qbitimm.
una .eine Iebbafte Disfniiion berpor-
aernfen, an Ser i1 Die Mnbanger TO-
mob pie Die @eg1ter beteiligten. Son
bie5en Rorn1nentaren ion Her MIR Ell
ner angefiibrt mer6en. St itammt
bon samnel @ilfon, bem &ilfsinper-
intenoenten Der Mntiialoon-2iga bon
Mep OerIep. 8ilion beidul0igte Sic
9eit1brift brett. baB tie 0ur6 Die 0or
nabme Ser Mbftimn1a1t1g felldte 8ro-
paganoa treble. Die gu15e Mitimm=
nng lit in feinen Nugen Elm 5rebel
nnb Berbreben. Mer gegen Die Set
bebaItung nno D1trdfibr1ng Der Rro=
bibition itimmt, miro als Mnardiit
beaeidnet, sic bloie Stellung Der Sra
lac fon,mt Milfon Id)pn berbrederiid
Dor. Sic 5tpeife 6rage befreffs M=
men0iera1ng bes 8ollteaogeiekes e1
idleint SEM Mann bon Seem Oerier
ais Elm 8eriu6, Ben &onareB al Ell
ner 2iige gu berleiten. Seine Mn=
t1idt iiber Sic brittle 5rage oeM it'd
nartiirlih nit Der Mnitdt iiber 0ie
er1te. |Meit an6eren 0orten: 9as
bot iiberbanpt feline Gebte I'M
|bie Hreife bat fein &edt, ii6 iber Die
8iinide 6es @olfes gu informieren.
goIf bat oos Ma1l gu balten
un6 All tltn, mos 0ie Mntiialoon 81
ga Inn befieblt. Cine folbe Eprm-
mel fbeint in nnierem 3eitalter
gang .u1rbegreiflid. ober 90 6aS 8olf
tie iih eefauen 1aBt, Bot es offenba.
nidfS beiieres teroient.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
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