davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-07-14
vernacular newspaPcr.

Tho island Of sakha1ien. approx
mately 400 miles In length. lies of
the coast OF the maritime province OF
Srberia Immediately north OF Japan.
JAPANESE occupation Of Sakhnlien
and the contiguous mainland during
recent years has developed n contro-
versy ever her policy and intentions
at home and abroad that in semo
quarters produced direct charges Of
imperiaiistic land grabbing against
the Toxic government
On June "a, last, the Japanese gov
eminent announced hat Japan would
eyacute the martins provinces Of
Siberia b. October so. 1922. This de
claration was accompanied by the
statement Of a foreign office official
that the decision was intended. TO
place Japan on record as n "non-ag-
Erossive nation. striving TO maintain
the peace Of the world"
, 1922-07-14

Jeweiry mo wzrcn repairing oy ex-
pert workmen- All work guaranteed
Casper Jowelry Mig. Co.. o.-S Bldg
asa
, 1922-07-14

A year ago there were only a few
manufacturers OF radio equipment,
while today there are thousands.
, 1922-07-14
TWO HELDFO ALLEGED BRIBERY
OF FEDERAL PROHIBITION AGENT

Los ANGELES. July lathe arrest of two men here
Wednesday on charges of having bribed a federal prohibition
officer is characterized by Samuel F. Rutter. state prohibition
director, as the biggest thing for liquor law enforcement
that has happened in California since the Volstead act went
iuto effect"
, 1922-07-14
JAPS CONSIDER
SALE Of ISLAND
TO RUSS SOVIET
Province Which Has Fig.
ured in Politics May
Be Disposed OF

TOXIC, July 14.-(By The
Associated Press.)-The Jap
anese government is consider
ing an offer from Russia for
the sale of the Island of SAX
halien. according to the Yoro-
zu. a Toxic vernacular newspaper.
, 1922-07-14

Meet me- at The smOkehOuse.-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
lBL. INGS- GAHLBECK
RECITAL DELIGHTS

On account of election and several
other attractions coming in, only a
small crowd were on hand to greet
Henry billings. the Iowa Nightingale
and Miss Violette Gahlbech, when they
appeared in concert at the First Con.
gregational church last night, put rne
audience was carried away by the
performance of the two singers The
musical was one of the rarest treats
heard in Ottawa this season.
Mr. lblings possesses very re.
markable voice, unusually soft and
high. His enunciation was perfect.
and there was no sacrifice Of tone
quality in reaching the high notes.
His tenor voice was full and at all
times sweet, and even his most dra-
matte singing seemed to hardly draw
at all, on his reserve.
q Miss Gahlbeeh. not only possesses
an unusually sweet and true soprano
voice. but was very remarkable
aecompanist. She played not only the
accomplishments for Mr.. billings, but
for her self, and their duet numbers
as We'll Both her playing and her
voice showed marked charm and svrn-
pathetic feeling.
The program was varied, and was
very well selected. One of the most
Beautiful selections on the program
was solo Il Hear You Calling Me-.
iAWhich Mr. iblings sang as an encore.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
CAPTURED ESCAPE.
FLEES GUARDS AT.
REFORMATORY GATE.
RELEASES SELF FROM cAPToR
AND FADES INTO THE DARK
JUST AS DOORS OF PRISON ARE
BEING OPENED TO ADMIT HIM.

Pontiac, Dec. 13.--Harley Carter,
aged so, is setting a record for es'
capes from the reformatory. Last
Thursday, Harley, who was employed
as a TRASHY outside the walls of that
institution, at Pontiac. quietly and UNI
observed, walked away. A descrtp-
ton Of him was sent out to all cities
and towns in the state.
Saturday, Lieutenant Murphy and
his fivver squad, of the Chicago po-
lice department, picked up Carter at
the corner of South State and Six
ty.first street in Chicago. They TOOK
him to q police station as suspect
and questioned him for several hours
as to his past life. He put up a story
so convincing that they were on the
point of releasing him from his cell
when telegram was received AT the
station reading as follows: Watch
for Harley Carter, alias Harry Smith;
escaped from Illinois state reforma'
tory Dec T. Was serving from one To
fourteen years for robbery"
The police again locked Carter in
a cell and notified the authorities at
Pontiac OF his arrest. Parole agent,
Christy, stationed in Chicago, was in
structed to secure Carter and return
him 10 the institution here. Christy
carried out his part OF the program
with the exception OF delivering his
prisoner to the institution officials.
Christy made the trip from Chicago
to pontias via automobile, with Car
Ter seated in the front seat Of the car
with him. arriving there shortly after
7 o'clock Saturday evening. To safe
guard his prisoner, he had a pair of
handouts snapped around one OF Car
ter's arms and the other around his
own Upon arriving at Pontiac the
parole officer became confused and
drove up the east approach TO the
institution what is known as the cell
block Here Carter in some manner
slipped the handcuff off the officers
arm. Kicked open the door OF the auto
mobile which was moving at slow
rate Of speed, and disappeared in the
darkness,
The alarm was given by Parole
Agent. Christy and officers of the in
as Wei as Sheriff L. NJ. Shu-
part and his deputies and the Pontiac
,oli"", sought for Carter Saturday /
light without. result. To date no
race OF the aeeing man has been
ound.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13

The Real Point In life.
1t matters not how long re live
but how.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
AURORA TO ENTERTAIN /,
ILLINOIS BOWIE

Aurora, ILL.,, Dec. l3.--The ninth an.
uual bowling tournament will open on
the Sylyandell alleys here Jan with
moro than 800 teams competing, About
200 viii come from Chicago and moro
than nft from Aurora, The entries. IN
charge OF n. ]. Meyer, close Friday.
Among the teams participating in
the meet will be the Devoe Stars of
Chicago, who won first none last year
with 1884; the Lincoln Lfes OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, winners of the national
championship at Toledo in 1921. and
the Hiegler Chocolates OF Chicago. who
established a record mark at the mid.
west tournament in Kansas City no.
Gently with 3,055. "
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
E&6Sl,1tpl1I

Mrs. John Edgcomb and Mrs w.
B. Pussy will be hostesses at the
| bridge party TO be given tomorrow
afternoon at the Masonic temple. by
the Masons ladies'. All ladies are in
vited to attend as this will be the
last bridge party until after the Holt
days.
The Florence Rebekah lodge, No. |,
met last evening at the Odd Fellows
hall, with large number of members
in attendance. Following the regular
business meeting the officers We're
elected for the coming term:
Noble Elizabeth Colwel.
Vice grandfather Wilson.
Financial secretary-Peari White.
Treasurer-Addie Faupel.
Trustees--Mrs. Fannie Condo, Mrs.
Blanche Wilson, Mrs. Anna Allan,
George R. Bowermaster. John Pierce
Captain of degree staff-Alfred c..
Colwell
Lodge deputy-Myrtle Gaefke.
:. !. +
Miss Ella Cruise entertained the
members of her sewing club last
evening at her home at Twin Bluffs.
Forrteen guests were present and
spent a very delightful time. The
greater part of the evening was spent
in sewing and a social time was en-
joyed, after which delicious refresh
ments We're served
I: y :.
The kiwanis club will hold their
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13

adults and 90 cents Tor tho children.
The farmers institute that was
held at the high school building and
the NJ. H. church Thursday was we'll
attended and the meeting was in.
terestng from start to finish Let
us have them at Newark every year
hereafter,
Misses Ruth Morrison aud Mariory
Washburn of Lisbon were guests OF
Mrs. Harry j, MAIDEN over the week
end.
Mrs, A, c. Anderson entertained
her niece, Miss Myrtle Foxford, of
Ottawa over the week end.
Miss Edna Peterson, who has com,
pleted a three years course of muir
ses' training at the Augustana hos.
pital in Chicago, came home Saturday
evening to spend some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. T, Peterson
here.
Misses Hannah and Title Nogen
gave a shower Saturday afternoon In
compliment to Miss Elma ANland,
Tho bride To be received many use.
full and beautiful gifts, A tempting
two course lunch was served by the
hoStesses.
Mr., and Mrs. j. l.. Way are the
happy parents of a baby girl born at
the Sandwich hospital Saturday, Dee,
9. Mother and daughter are doing
nicely.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry J. Larson had
the misfortune to lose their infant
son. who died at the city hospital,
Aurora, Sunday morning. Deb 10
Funeral services will be held in the
n. l.. church Tuesday afternoon Dee,
l.. at 1880. The bereaved parents
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13

Friday and Saturday in Chicago.
Mr.. |. B. S,angeiand arrived here
last week from Bricelyn, Mimi, He
has mover here and will work the
farm belonging to the Ole Johnson
estate. He says there is no place like
Illinois and is glad to get back to
il.
Mrs. J. 3. Hill was shopping in
Aurora Friday.
The Willing Workers will have
their annual sale OF fancy and use.
full articles at the y L. church par
lors Friday evening, Dec. -. The la
dies will also serve their annual Nor
wegian supper for which the Newark
ladies' are famous, at this time also.
The supper will be $50 cents Tor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13

regular meeting tomorrow ut noon
at the New American RESTAURANT
Following the luncheon, officers tor
the coming year will be elected r.
II. Ebersol will speak on Farm husl'
ness Better and two Salvation Army
lassies will sing, A full attendance
is desired.
The annual dinner given last eve
ming by the Catholic Daughters G.
America. at the Knights of ColumbN
home proved one of the most o.
lightful events Of the year. This Il
nual friendly gathering usually L
tracts large attendance, and lit
evenings affair surpassed all othcs.
Npout $50 daughters We're present.
ana at 7 o'clock were served The o.
owing delicious menu by Gus Bck-
er: Roast loin of pork. Caudied sweet
potatoes creamed peas in cases had
lettuce salad, Thousand Island; drss-
ing, olives. pickles, hut biscuits, Ice
cream. cake and coffee 'rho tibleS
were prcttily decorated with pohset-
tas Following the dinner IN, cgu'
tar business meeting vas held and
rrp. rtS of the year were read ~ the
treasurer. Seven 'H1dral nrety'
nilc dollars were distributed UCiug
,h. year 1922 for charita. T. purposes,
which included clothing, ano'S Gnc
gruc.1,es for neil c,ldrcl All
tn merchandise Ns5 p'.;~r1s"i IN
to,d aud was also |t,iCibLt'S In the
CT, ID Ottawa 1aie go Glowing
lt'.Cs were eiH>t.d fey til onaui-&
VT.
G,and regent Miss Lillian Geary
Vice regeut-Miss Margaret Scan
ue"r
Prophecies Mrgaret Fee
h. T.
Monitor Miss Agnes Mullen.
Historian--lliss Helm Schneider.
Sentinel--Miss Susb Mitchell,
Financial secretary Miss Anna Go.
Der
Treasurer-Miss IRne Riley.
Orgauist-Miss Cecilia Fox.
Trustees-Mrs. Fred Scherer and
Mrs. Jonn Scannell
Much credit is dus Miss Mary Oral,
lie, chairman, who allied much in max
ing this annual affair such huge
success.
The senior WaLher league OF the
Zion Evangelical church will enter
tain tomorrow evening with a Christ
mas party for their members, at the
Zion memorial hall This affair is al
ways one OF the most delightful OF
the year and it is expected that this
years will surpass all former years
in both enjoyment and attendance,
Games and music will furnish the ell
tertainment and refreshments will be
served.
The regular weekly luncheon oil
the Rotary club was held at the New
American restaurant at noon today,
Covers were laid for forty-tive guests
and following the luncheon bust
Ness session was held
~ !. ::
The charity committee of the Cath
Ollie Daughters OF America will meet
every Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. J. Sheehan. on La
Sale street, to sew for charitable
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
JACKSONVILLE FORMS
SPORTSMEM'S CLUB

Jacksonville, ILL.,, Dec 12.--One hun.
dred hunters and anglers Of this vicin.
ity have Joined the Jacksonville
Sportsmen's Associat on. F. L. Sharpe
has been chosen president and H. L.
Wheeler secretarv-treasurer. The OBJ.
ject OF the association is TO protect
wild game and fish. and, due to the
Mauvaistere, near here, is kept pa.
trolled wardens and all violators OF
the law prosecuted The association
has also been instrumental in restock-
ing the lake with game fish from the
state hatcheries. The association is
active in other ways and is constantly
on the alert to conserve game and fish
andhas been a valuable aid to the
state game and fish commission.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13

4123. Crepe de chine. kasha or
Georgette could be used for this
dress. The underdress is q one
niece model, and like the overdress
is in slip on style Stitchery, en-
broidery or braiding would be ei-
fective for decoration.
The Pattern is cut in Z Sizes 80,
IS, 40. ~. Al. AZ ami As inches
bust measure y IS inch size re-
uuires -. yards of ONE material
"A inches wide The width Of the
skirt at the foot is rs "ards.
Pattern mailed to any Ndress On
receipt OF 15c in silver - stamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
Newark

Little Earl Rasmussen has been
very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. aud Mrs James Scotield OF
Yorkville were guests Of Miss Maize
Hughes last Thursday evening and
attended the farmers institute here
that day.
Rev. and Mrs. n. G Peterson were
shopping in Aurora Friday,
Mr.. and Mr.. Irwin Johnston spent
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
Wanted.

II takes pretty smart man nova.
days to know IL he Is coming or going,
but YOU don't have to be smart to
know where to buy tires, tubes and
supplies at the lowest prices. 1917
and later Ford honeycomb guaranteed
radiators this week, $ll.50; primers,
$40; alcohol, 60 cents gallon. We
have what you want when you want 1t.
EDW HAYNE SUPPLY CO., INC.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13

have the sympathy OF the communI-
~. t4
Invitations are out to the Wedding
OF Miss Ema Axland and Mr.. Glar.
ence Vogen. Wednesday, Dec. 90.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
p. Y. L. c. TO CLOSE FRO
] DEC. 10Th TO JAN. Sd

The holiday vacation at Pleasant
View Lutheran College will start We'd
nesdsy. December 90, at noon and will
continue thru until Wednesday morn.
ging, January g. y g
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-13
Ouch! MyBack! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rub 6ackache away with small
trial bottle of cid
st. Jacobs OIL"

When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up, don't suffer Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest st
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store. pour a
little IN your hand and rub it right
on your aching back, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used onlv
once. 1t takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. It is magical vet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica.
b6ackache or rheumatism so promptly.
1t never disappointsl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
Grfkran-mnfnrhuntr


8as iid Bel u1s erit IN 2nufe
Der 8eit ais 5tpingeroe Notneloig-
fet' berausgeitent bat, III Fir oie
meiiter iberfeeii1en 2d1oer ido11
INNER 2allpterforoernis getpefet1:
Observation-Disclosures NIT moglidit
geringem Eiefgang al fdnffen. Ole
2iefera11ten bon Motorbooten bntterl
bisber cine geniigenoe GaDrpniier-
tiefe als itiuihnetgenoe gorausiet.
5u11g fir Die 2ieferungsDerbanbIlln.
gen angenommen; beute aber biIoet
Die Grage mad benz Eiefgnng oes
8ootes oft ben Sauptgegenitano Der
gerbanolungen. Ser beim Motor.
boot aIgemein ublibe 5draubet.
a11trieb erfor6ert i1on Bel ben fIeitt.
item 8ooten cine Gnbrtpaiiertiefe
bon iiber go 3entimeter. Sebr bic.
le Gliiiie, 8innenfeen uno Dor allen
9ingen ste gropengetp1iier lajier
eine ioIde 6nbrnaiiertiefe tp6ibre11o
bes tiefen 8aiieritanoes in Com.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

denoen fIei1en gdnufelraoes ,anter
antpenoung feifer 5dnufeln 10 IN.
giinftig i'll, bob cine praftii@ brnldbr
bare Gefdpinoigfeit nidt erreidt
mir0. Die 5dnufeln miiifet1 fi9
III m0glidft bertifaIer Miibtung gum
@nffer bitrb bieies binourb betpe.
gen. 9aber fo11nte t1ir Die betpeg.
lide S1nufel inter Mntueno1,ng ei.
1rer b%eforoerer, anf Die gr3ielurg
geringiten @eipibts geridteten 6pe-
5ialfonitr11ftion fir Ben gan5en Ban
oes Raoes uno feines Nntriebes in
Grage fomr1er.
SIN @egenfnk al Dem freisf0rmi-
gen lln6 bonitdnoig inter Dem Bai.
ferfpiegel %Iiegenoen Mrbeitsfelo fiibrt
6as Sdaufelrao MIR cine gang fla
DE freisbogenformige 8audung aus.
Der gr6Bte EeiI ieines gSeges tpir6
iber benz @afieripiegeI 5uriidgeIegt.
,9ie Enidbepegrr1g, IN Der Jnbrt.
ridtung 0es 8ootes betradtet, fteM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

- GntfhuI6igt. a.:
o8ie nnrten sic MIR Sbrem Itebe1
Ma1ne 6as 8einglas an ben aopf
merfen!"
Sic: nDb, eineu gprll1rg batte
es ia i9on." ..
9aterifol5.- &err Mnrff-
huber lit ebenfo reid an @elo tpie
an &tn6ern. giines Cages miro er
gefrdgt: r@iebiel @inoer babet Sie
etgentlih, GER Marfbuber2
x3p0If," ingt er. E..
Limb Iebett bic nle?~
.Natiirlid lebe1 fie --. un1 ME
lebe1 fiel"
&offnungsDoII -
ugflt11, ipie itebit ou nit oeine1n
9rd1ttigam22
.8u11oerbon! Sc lit 70 Iieb. 70
5art u1b gut 81 mil, bob nal a1t
oli, Der beiratet mid fdlteBlid
nirflibb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
Das neue 8eppeltu<@a1ralun,ins pedrab<yeotorboot.

n1er tfdt 81. Sebr oft n1rB NIT
elmer GnbrtDaiiertiefe bon 11l1r 30
40 3er1timeter gerehnet ueroen. Ser
BON 8ootSf0rper ielbit b~ea1tiprud).
tie Eiefgang lit Bel Motorboote1 I'M.
n1er fleiner, nls Der bon Der 59ra11-
be beaniprudte; Bel Sen Duraluni1,.
boote11 IdBt er iib ourd oas melent-
lib geringere &lmpfgemibt I'M Ser.
glei1 at Sol5 o0er 5tablboote1t nod
be6enten6 berringern.
9ie 20iung 0er geiteqtet Mufga.
BE lit alio 6ur6 einen grl1nolegen.
ben 11n6 bolitdnoigen SDitempedfel
oes Mntriebes gu erreiben.
Gin fla9gebef0es Gabr5eug erfor-
bert aud etren fladarbeiterben Bro.
pener. 9ag @leidboot nit 2uft.
bralbennntrieb lit als al1sgeipro-
henes S9neaboot in Der BartDen-
0ltng 5u bef6rdnf, um Die bier
flaHenoe Glide a11sfluen al for1ter.
Nls FOLDER SpitemnebieI oes Mn-
triebs erDeiif iib oas mebrfah pa-
tentierte rSedfbaufelrao" zines
neuen, lett berausgefot1mener Sep
pelin-9 uralurnm 8ootes aB ber
56ral1be boIliftdnoiig merlege,t uno
es ftebt al1Ber ieoem 3peifeI, oaB
oas Sedfdaufelra6 Der berufene
Bropeler fir fhbgebenoe Motor.
boote iegliden 3nedes it. Das
Sedi9m1felrao ion Die norrnale
.Sbral1be 11ibtt berordnget1, nber sort
an lire Stene tretel1, no ibre Ser
tpe1obarfet mfb6rt ODER bef@rdntt
lift.
9ur9 gerfube ipur6e feitgejteM,
oaB Die @irfungstpeife zines Dem ge-
ringen 3uldiFgen @etpidt entlpre-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

/ fib als eine ienfre9te. ge11a,l geraoe
2inie bar. 9ie iipirffamite Druid
fiddle oes S6aufeIrao . Hropelers
fann gegeniiber Der oes 59raubelt,
propelers beoeutenp GROCER ieir, Of.
ne ben on ii6 i6on geringen Eief-
gang oes 8~ootf0rpers at iiberi1rei-
ten. Die 4r%afterfparnis betr6gt
beim Sefraoautrieb gegeniber
51rnubenantrieb Biz al 80 Bis 40
Hro3ent, BET oerielben 8a1ierber.
0rdngung 6es 8ootes.
Gin meiterer neientli1er 0orten
Iiegt IN Der unempfinoIidfeit gegel1-
iber 56ling- uno @aiierpflan3en.
Biele 8innenieen 5liiiie, 5tr0r1e
uno ballptid9li9 mieoer111n Die Gro.
pengendffer iinb auf ibren1 @runo
febr tart nit ra11fenoen, 3dbe11
S9lingpflan5er bemadien. Sebenl
Motorbootsfabrer 1T Der 1t11unter-
brodene .8iirgepro5eB" Der 56ra1i.
bennnbe nit Ben &nrfen Der Yflntt-
zen our @eniige befa11nt. Sic
Sdrn1ben fin6 mie 6a5u geibaffen,
innn1er mad nel1ei1 Nanfen ails5u-
angeln, nm iiiie Der Nnbe 5~u5ufibren.
Mud bier biloet 6ie gerabe, eber Elm.
l1no alistauderbe 8epeglng Der
@aoibalifeIn Die ein3ige retteroe SO.
Jung 6erartiger Gnbrpafieri9mierig-
feiten. SD oihteiten S9iIf iin0
nit Sedra6 . Motorbooten f1o1
5abrten gernabt tporben.
Sn fbmaler unb ieidten @eudf.
fern beoeutet ebenio oer Gortfau oer
f9d0liden Observation-Disclosures
fotDie Die fleinere @eqerbilourg
beim Sedra6boot eitlen tueientlt6en
9or31g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Mnnerfroren. - Gin
&err begegt1et n1,f Der Bromena6e
elmer iungen Game, nit Der er
gerre mfniipfen m0dte. 81 es 5lt
regten beginnt un6 er eine1 Sdirm
BET fid bat, ingt er at ibr:: nWaein
GrGulein, 6arf ih Sbnet meinen
gmir1n nrtbieter2"
rDanfe iebr," ertpioert tie, .tpie
sic feben, babe i6 ielbit ei1e1.1
rOb,1 meint er, der 1T fiir l1rs
beibe bel 5u flein."
SSbre Meinung.-$ nl1s-
frau (3ur neu eintretenocn .Ner-
Ie"): nNoh zines .mllB i1 Sbner
iagen, Bel nns miro abenos feir
Bier getrnnfen, nur See - lit ST..
,1eu oas redt?1
Winna: nslber natirIi1, i9 mar
ia idon friibcr mai Bel elmer be-
febrter1 S1uferfamilie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
2lmerica lol Grieden
aufnchmen.

Mtbe1t, is. 8f Der eberlali-
&c Miniiterprdiibent 8eniielos bot,
mie er nod 4tben bertbtet, bon Son.
Don aus Sic &egierung Der Ser. 5taa.
ten eriuht, anf einige Monate fir
@riehen Die ginihrdnf,1ug Ser Gin
Numbering olBer Strait al ieset,
bamit elm Sell Ser MiDtone11 @rie-
den, bie iebt aus @letuaiien, 9hra5
CIT anb RonItantinopel fliid)ten in
Mmerifa ~1nterfnnft ftnoen fpnnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

~Iammentritt hes Geidgtages, 9a,1l
miro sic 5rdae Ser Rrdiie0ententpab6l
|pieoer in ben Gorgr1lnb fomllen, IL
Der beren Mbbalt,lrg Der Reidstag.
al beihlieBerr bbat, mlBeroem 0ie Be-
bensmitteI- l,,ro gel,r,.ngsfraaes iotpie
ste @etreioe Mbaabe. Die bIrgerss
lihen Gorteiiea iino i'm allgemeinen
fir cine Hoolitif, Sic ei1er Mittelpeg
inht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
polttiide Ruhepauie.

8erIin, IL. Oh. Mit benz Mb.
fbluB bes Ratbenolt=W oropro5eiies 1T
politiide &11bepauie IN 9eltfdlan6
eingetreten, Sic aber fanm Idnger por-
haIten mir0, als Bis gum 8ie6er5lt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Miien, is. ST. Sim Sonntag
|fano iii Bien cine groBe geriamn-
lung bon soaialoemofraten ttntt, an
Ser aud ge,rtreter bes 8eutIden Gei-
DIES, groBbritanniens, Snanfreids
uno Ser E~ideho-slopafei teilnab-
men. Die @eriamml1t1tg erfldrte itd
entidieoen gegen ben bon Der Natio-
1enliga III @enf enttporfenen 8lan
fir Sic Mnleibe fir Deiterreids IS
bei9Ioiien Sic ~io5ial0emofrn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
Belpreduns a1nerifantz
id'er Diplomaten.

Berlin. Is. 81. Ser 9erlmer
o%merifaniide 8otldnften q. 8.
Spllgbton bat bie beplomatilden Ser
treter ser @er. Staaten hei Sen euro
p0iiden Mittelmddften 81 elmer infor-
meIen geIpredung eingelaben, Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

nahife Mpd)e II Berlin fattfinoe,
iou; Sen gorfit ion g. 81. Cattle Sc.
ffiiihrer, Der 2eiter Ser Abteillng ffiir
.peiteuropaiide Angelegenbeiten IN
amerifaniiden staats Departunent.
Dieie 8nfammenfnnft pir6 bic er.
oiefer Mrt III Ser @eididte Der Ser
liner Botibaft iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Elm Bropaganba MnsidaiB errannt.
Der i'm ga115en 2an0e gegen ben Glat1
arbeiten ioll, an bent IN eriter 2irie
Die ausldnoiiide Sinnn5s4mtrolle BE-
Ianltanbet miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

ftiiben gertreter ii Ser Mationalber-
siam1nl11ng 81 beanftragen, bob iie
bieien Nlan NIT allen ibnen our Der
fiignnq iteben0m INSTRUMENTATION
Mitteln befdmpfen. NuBeroem miro