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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Los ANGELES. Feb o.
Following two hour rs-s,ur.Ht-
tion of william Davis. chau1 r
for Mabel Normaud. ypst.rd .g.
investigators, police defective.
deputy sherins and others assigned
10 the tack 90 trying to solve rnH
mystery surrounding tho murder
ut william hot mond Taylor. Wr.
tiou picture director. resumed th. r
duties today with tho nnuouu. .-
mont that they had made urI.-
ticnliy no further progrc-s in tHr
case.
Though some ~ the lnyD- I'sI.
tors have eliminated Edward o..
Sands. former valet Tor Taylor.
from any connection with the cr-n.
the search for the missiug uH1
has not been abandoned latest
reports 10 tho authorities hvr. r"-
iatinE 60 him. came from Hart.
ford Conn. where Sands was sod
10 have been known among navy
sailors darirr 1919 as 'rmyf
snyder Another report received
hY police detectives working On
the case WIS that the missing
butler had fled 90 Mexico and h.d
boen seen in Chihuahua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
MABEL NORNAND'S
CHAUFFEUR GIVES
NO MURDER CLEW
Re Examination in
Taylor Case Is With
out Result

los ANGELES. rcb. ~ -In-
vcrligntisn of persistent reports
that William Desmond Taylor. mo-
ton piciurc director, had a large
sum uf money IN his Clu,hing when
hr was shot to death un the night
uf u brunry 1. which has nui h-rn
accounted for, occupied the attrn-
Ton uf ~heriff'~ deputies Assigned
Ia the risc today. Investigators
attached t. the district atturui-, =
off'cr also d,-'lnr,d they had by
No mrnn- di-cart, Il the robbery
theory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

Start "Erslzin, Dale. Pioneer" great
novel Of the Revolution, in next Sundays
Herald. 1t will appear in twelve big in
stallmonts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

For u hours cndlnF am.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
MRS. LAWRENCE PAUL BACK
FROM CHINA, SERIOUSLY ILL
Will Seek Health In Mountains,
After Rescuinq Niece

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence +. Paul.
who have just returned from n trip to
China. will lcav. tomorrow for tn"
poconos. where Mrs. Paul will rest
month and cndeavOr TO regain her shat
tered health.
She and her husband went to Shang-
hni to bring back the eleven year old
daughter of her sister. Mrs. Peter
Marshall. Both Mrs. Marshall and her
husband. an electrical engineer. high in
tn" service of the British Government.
died in n scarlet fever epidemic.
At present Mrs. Paul is under the
care M trained nurse at her home.
2209 St. James place. 1T will be i'm
possible for rs to go TO Newport this
season." she said today. I'VE went
on snd crrand to the Orient. and
while thor" first broke my leg. then
had an attack of flu. | had to stop at
four hospitals on tn" return journey
in order to gather enough strength TO
get home again. When so i'll and weak
in China. with the realization ! had to
g" all tn" way home again. / felt ! was
at tho end Of the world
Mrs. MniShall was Miss Elizabeth j.
Sellers. daughter Of tn" late David
Sellers. Of Philadelphia. She married
Peter Marshall. Of London. in 1908.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
VICIOUS DOG IN JAIL
Alien Owner Arrested After Animal
Bites Girl and Woman

A vicious dog belonging to Leo Sa-
dowski, an alien, is in cell in the police
station at Twenty second and Hunting
Park avenue, following the arrest Of the
man on warrant sworn out by Marg-
aret Burke, thirteen years old, 1888
Bristol street.
The dog. a black mongrcl. bit the
child on the leg two weeks ago. and
later tore the dress and bit the leg Of
Mrs. Anna McGrath. 1881 Bristol
street. The child saw the dog enter the
home Of Sadowski at 1914 Bristol street
several days ago, and the mans arrest
followed.
He was held under $500 bail by Mag
istrate Dorm today for further hearing
September II. The dog will be killed
and its head sent to the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA for examination.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
woman MURDERER
FEARED FOR HOARD
Arc Elizabeth Sabott Thought
Joseph Buckley Wanted to
, Get Her $16o
TO TEST HER SANITY

Mrs Elizabeth Sabott, who Is oc-
-,,d NJ thc murder Of Joseph Buckley
'. hor bungalow at Girard Point last
r,,,sd.v. was held without bail tn
.roit the action Of the Grand Jury
.odov by Coroner Knight. at the in
.,ost At the same time the District
,,,orney ordered the woman examined
a. 10 her sanity. She was returned
I,o Moyamensing Prison.
Throughout the inquest the woman.
i-bo is forty years old, sat in the pris-
.,or's dock and glared around the room
IN n frightened way, muttering to her.
,.,r when the verdict was pro-
rounced and court officers approached
% load her away, she screamed: "lIe
,r.nts my $50. he wants my $50.
Sho was removed with difficulty.
Buckley's body was found in the
c,rord Point marshes. He had bled
to death from number Of stab wounds.
Te wns fifty years old. and lived near
tbc woman at Twenty fourth and Mag
szine lane.
Witnesses tod Of an occurrence last
Nav. when Buckley went TO the wom-
ans boathousc and in fight cut her
with an aX. She got the weapon
eway from him. it was said, cut him
IN the head with it and chased him
away.
Relatives told of course of treat
ment the woman underwent in the in
sane department of the Philadelphia
General Hospital some years ago. and
other witnesses told of the fight ut the
boathousc the night Buckley was killed.
II is believed the woman thought he
intended to rob her. Patrolmen told
Of finding blood stained penknifc and
an old chiscl in the place. The win
dows had been pasted up with paper.
It was said. and the place was barrl-
caded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
At HOME IN JA|LS,
IS AGAIN At HOME
cashing Of Stolen Money Or
ders Laid to- Tom Ma'one'
Frequent Prison Visitor

Tom Malone. who has served time In
nearly every prison between here and
st. Louis, his former home, was held
under $1,000 bail by Magistrate Coward
today on a charge of obtaining money
under false prctenses.
Malone. who has been convicted as
pickpocket and forger, was arrested
at Broad and Walnut streets by Detec-
tive John CreedOn.
X. Taylor Middleton, an attorney,
testified that while he was at Palm
Beach in February last his pocket was
picked Of book of drafts on the Amer
lean Express Company.
Shortly after Philadelphia and At
lantic City merchants were given op-
portunities to cash these drafts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Anthony A,nalis 2744 J! schllor St. and
StrIia rahalis. 3l3t Edsrmont 81
Phl!Ip f.. Cownn, 4IO3 sheldon St, and Re
james inc, i McCIushun 6lU y, a1th st, and
Marie \, Bake, Spring Mills, Pa,
s. dncN l.. Snrad lSli Gerlitt st, and Ella
NJ Cuop"r. 2ul3 Watkins st
Albert Poaaa. l7ts e. Passrunk ave. and
KuthHr II" V, ri sert. 1918 Morris 81.
CIttus ". Mcbride. 20O3 y; Venango ST.,
and Margaret NJ Gatley, 43l5 Orchard 81.
Ceiratino Petruccelt. 2l27 Mcclellan ST., and
Anna Sancnt'nO. 3T3O \ Randolph st.
MuX Formau, 5lI y. Marshall st.. ana sadie
Arunuvita GO1 IsrOwn st.
IIslrn e. Garrrn. o7O3 Poplar st
Frank Mo22a, Invu MaWr, Pa" and Mario
Fni,our, 1872 Dickinson st..
John j Rafferty,. liO7 ". Jefferson St, and
Mario il Kr"nnn, 1903 y. llth 81.
IhnnIe smith, 1874 Rartram ave, and l.ela
stocks TTat Durlram ave.
dr1rE" T'%e \ EenGncyH, G = iIaio Butgcr St. ~
''1ndi and Ss,harlottiS Reajh, !2'5 y, Masoher st.
lie h, Howard. Bryn MawT, ra,o,, Pa, no.
Claude W. France, l5Ig Eairmount ave
and Anna NJ, Burch. al3 Fairmount ave.
Harry d. sstheran, sl3 Fisher ave-, and
Neil,s y. Martin. sis Fisher srrsIn Sys, :, ana
lydia Y 0smspp, lalMs isth Ivln. ~ and
cara n Angus, 1870 N. Maryine 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
DISCOVERY OF 'STOLEN' CAR
CAUSES DENTISTS ARREST
Dr.. Anthony Di NubIe Held on
False .Pretense Charoe

The accidental discovery in a Mary
land garage of his automobile, reported
stolen. led to the arrest Of DR.. Anthony
Di Nubl". Il dentist of Fifty eighth
street and Baltimore avenue. VINO was
srraignod today before Magistrate Cow
ard at Central Station.
DR.. Di Nublc was charged with OBJ.
tanning woncy under false prelensc.
After reporting his ear stolen. DR..
ID NubIc. it is said, collected &GlGS
from Brur" Tiiman. who had insured
IT, When Titmnn learned of the dis
coy'ry of tn" car in Portland. Md. he
asked tn" dentist to 20 there and idcu-
NY 1t. Although he repeatedly prom
Lcd to accompany Titman there. DR. Di
NuOle is said 70 have failed to do so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
2CHILDREN INJURED
Are Struck by Automobiles Near
Homes in Camden

Two children were run down last
night by automobiles while playing in
front of their homes and are in Cooper
Hospital. in Camden. Louis Conlcy.
eight years old. 126S Mechanic street.
was struck by an autombile driven by
Joseph Ictnick. 1920 Mechanic street.
lie is suffering from probable fracture
Of the skull. Yctnick was being held
under $500 bail.
Spvpn-y ycar-old Thelma Moggun. 90
South Twenty seventh street. is suf-
fering from slight bruises as the result
Of being hit by an auto driven by vii.
liam II. Barry. 221 Liberty street The
girls condition is not serious and Barry
was released on his own rccOgnizance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
ATTACKED BY OPOSSUM
Patrolman Kills Animal on Wood.
land Avenue

\ large opoSsum attacked patrolmau
stewart. of the Sixty fifth street and
Woodland avenue station, at | O'Clock
thus morning. while he was trying doors
Of stores along Woodland avenue. The
patrolman killed the ANIMAL with his
club and carried it TO the station house.
where it awaits claimant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
JAILED IN ASSAULT
Camden Man Is Unable to Raise
$500 Bail

Clarence Costello. Of 1874 Broad
way. Camden. went to Jail today in
default of $500 bail imposed by Re
corder Stackhouse. after he hnd been
arrested on a charge Of assault and
battery preferred by Harry Leonard,
Of 1447 Broadway.
Leonard works for George Blake. an
undertaken. and Costcllo's mother keeps
house for Mr.. Blake. Leonard charges
he found Costello smashing up furni-
turc at the undertakcr's and was at
tackled when he tried to stop him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
ROBBED IN ENGLAND
Or. w. Lewis Cave Obliged to Aban.
don Vacation In Europe

DR.. W. Lewis Cave. of 10 South
Seventeenth street, who expected to
have a pleasant vacation in Europe, is
now looking for the next boat back to
I'll" United States. lie reported to the
Southampton. England, police that
while on the trip over thieves relieved
him Of all the money he had brought
with hi to pay for his holiday.
The detectives attempted to run down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
POLICE HUNT GIRL. IS
Edith Fulton, 1894 Lancaster Ave-
nue. Left Home Yesterday

Search il being made by the police
for Edith Fulton. fifteen years old. who
left her home at 1884 Lancaster avenue
yesterday and has not since returned;
The girl, WHO is well dressed and
pretty, was last seen by her family
about noon yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
WASN'T HIS FAULT
Autoist Not Blamed for Antics OF
Runaway Wheel

T.. W. Sprinkle. Of the Marlyn
Apartments, Fortieth and Walnut
streets, was discharged today by Mag
istratc Roberts following his arrest yes
tcrday when n rear wheel came off his
automobile. rolled on the pavement and
struck woman.
The accident was AT Twentieth street
and college avenue. Mrs. Mary Cleary.
73i North Taylor street, was knocked
down by the wheel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
BAND CONCERTS TODAY
Program Announced for Park Sym.
phony Orchestra

hnac falrmount Park Symphony Or
rnIeS'ra, rIo Thaddcus Rich, conductor, will
pay p,a tonight at Lemon Hill. The pro.
BSTir.pro B,is.,pro Die ,AIetsrcrsnscr" .w.sr.r
Mali, suite, 'Sylvi&' ..,'.... D.iiI.a
WertIir, N,Iicnna Woyds' '.......... strauss
tymSSHarian dances. Nvy, : ana Il Rr,h,r,I Hau' ~
E"dIi""nmic poem, "Phaoton' Saint Snnns ',.,,s
Nisht.I 'NHrSh ,ren from "a MdSqmn"r' ''''''
>"nn,r'ce naIrn '.' - ~ NJ 'SSohn
,hd The philadelphia Band viii TiiinI"I,E%y"f pIay NJ
pro,ra,k So rranrkw0y Plaza at S o'clock. The
CoRce.Eg,r "I.tRh, Cavalry" s,,no
NyIophonraa's "Jolly Fellows .VniIsfnGT
"4 selection "arles of Hormann"-
''jsG'oq. jsG"SrI.rp. "RSa Mm..o'. oTmi"SS%%4 msrS%rt
''''''n march The Prophet tt;''ol"''SN' 'r
At W Municipal Band will play n,t tonight
FIrn"' S'Inorcland Recreation Ccntcr
program: '''""" S'r'c's' The
%,e'tGar., %%,S5TG "f&; ! iAmGrcgn Legion .rDrr,
Ss'err31Ehs, "llh&naIl,s' '.''.'' :, Supnr
NsdIoyy,'", "rns X"lve, Lady noGsrts or,rts
Ienor soIoo sweet Old SonBS''-.-. -IIpbail,y
n.s,lz 'Imperi.,ir, ''''''''.,,...Jer Shaw
.,.t easement s'ht ''',,,,, Sant-Saens
|. ~ rFEaE WORLD BEFORE YOUR MIND
IAberR die ta' ~ pase Of the morning PrsLIc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29
Miss EDNA G. HOPPER g.

MISS EDNA G. HOPPER''' -
Scores of Phiiadelphbl'S beautiful
girls are in u contest for the honor
Of representing this city at the At.
lantic City pageant. whicl, will be
held during next week. The con-
test here Is under the management
Of the Stanley Company of America
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29

Tia I'd WORLD BEFORE YOUR MIND
Lsbcrn II's lal Pase Of the morning PteLIc
nNl % 'N'rv IMPORTANT subject that
~ J., itt '9 should know,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-29

ae falrmount Park Symphony Or
hIes'ta' nIo Thaddcus Rich. conductor, will
rsS yrav tonight at Lemon Hill. The pro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
sdmei5.


81. Gallen. 8ie ein 81ib aus
Deiterem &immeI nberraidte peite
&neiie Sic @1nbe bom Mleben bes i'm
M1dra 1921, dig Nabfolger beg &rn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S6nen, gum
Boritanb 6eg Selegrapbentpefens bes
@rei1eg " Ser sdmei5eriiden Bum
soesbabenn gendblten Serrn S. &nms-
perger=Sranf. Ser Dabingefbie0ene
mar IN Sat 11no 8obrbeit EN- Mann
aus eigener @roH. SIN Sabre 1886
ttrot er aIs 2ebrling in ben Dienff Der
N~ereinigten Sdtpei5erbubne1t un6 err
langte feitoem Die bo@iten Stellen in
ieinem Berufe.
@eefen. 8ier itarb I'M beiten
Mannesalter pIoBlih an einem Sdlng
anfau Der angemein ge1ddbte nno be-
.liebte Sdgereibeiiber Serr Nuguit
gberle, Zimmerman. gr mar Elm
iiiiber3eugter @otbolif, tpaderer SAINT
lienpater nn0 binterI6Bt cine tra11-
ern6e @attin nno bret f6ulpflidtige
&in6er.
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&orgdnge in
@tQDtle6eu

Bel elmer Mittmodmorgen I'm
8 llbr in Der &atbeorale Doun bod1tp.
Serrn @arleD geleienen 9rautn1elle
ml1roen fiir's 2eben pereint Sreo. So
pie uno SRI. Margaretba 8rik. Mo-
&c es Sem 8unide leiner 8%ertpannte1t
unb Sreunoe gemdB bent inngea Baa-
re itets m%oblergeben!
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tiaaa, oes Sberfods I'M 8reen 9oe
tel, unb ieines Tim iiirgit a~ngetra1lte1,
Sraud)ens peranltalteten Die IN gee
mnntem Sotel ongelteute @eiiter LETT
ten gomitag ein 8anfett. oas ben 10
8eebrten oas @efiibl tuabrer 5reuno-
id,ait reht sur 4enutnis bradte. Serr
SelIe belt bel Ser 5eitlidfeit cine nit
Sunnor seluiirate Mnlprade uno iber-
reidte oem iungen 8aare namers
ser anl 8anfett teilnebmen0en Rer-
l0nlidfeiten ein itlbernes Serpice.
- Gin Set elgener Mrt ~ DIE 70.
Sobresmieoerfebr ibres 8itmenitan=
Ses - feierte lesten 9onneritag 6ral1
Margoretba &linfner, nnb at oem1el~
ben tntten lid) bon Sen fiinftno6tpan-
sig Stonoesgenoiiinnen einuno5man-
sia eirgef rnnoen. user lie 8%elegenbet
bate, jid i'm &reiie elmer iolde1t
Srol1enid)aar 81 belpegen, fant es ltb
poriteleu, mie es BET 6em ltlbernen
9itmeniubila1Im 5ugegangen baber
mag. IA sic %beriammelten Witfrauen
it'd oGe ser belten @ein10beit erfreu=
Ell, mag pobl, tpenn ou6 nidt allen,
10 sod menigltens einigen, Der Sag
oes eoloenen @ittpen< Sl1bilaums be-
Idieoen iein.
SSsn Ser 4utbebrale i6lolien mab=
reuo elmer 9ienltagmorgen bonn bod)p
Serrr @orlep eelelenen 8rautmelie
ocn @nno fiir's 2eben 6eroinano
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

areisrid)tes Sobn q, R0ier fir Ct
1ernung bes britten Gooeral-Gidters
oes gereinigten Staaten Ditriftsge=
ri6ts bon Minneiotn empfoblen miro.
Nbidriften 6es geidluiies tperoen ben
8llnoesienatoren &ellogg nnD Nelion
uno Dem RougreBmam &nntion 5a-
geihidt merben.
Der 0nite Narf Wablfonteif 1T
auBerbalb bes @eridts iniotpeit gum
gntideib gelungt nls 8ilage-8rdii-
bent Saul 9beiien iib 6a5n peritan-
ben bat, bas Mmt 81 @liniten ieines
Wablgegners Siepb Srieoerids arf-
5ltgeben; er miro aber IN bent Mmte
bleiben Bis &reisridter Sobn q. &oe-
fer fem offi5ieaes 8ort in oieier
8ablangelegenbeit geiproden bat.
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oct tpurOe. Der Gag Der 5eitlidfeit
lit bon Dem iepeiIigen seeliorger Der
@erneinbe, benz bodtp, 4errn 8ren
Del, nod ridh feitgeieBt.,
NIs Nadfolger oes bodtp. P. Nls
freh 8. g. g, tueld)er IN ben erften
&ngen bag Inn bonn bod)tpiit Mbt
Mlcuin Deutih 8. g. 81, lbertrage
ne lint BEG 8riors Der st. Sobannes
Mbtei nntreten nirb, 1T Der bodtp. p,
1Gomunb, 8. g. g., gum 8farrer Der
tgt. Soiepbs Stride IN Moorbeao err
11anrt nor0en.
Der Mfo11dt Mai lit ipe5ien Ser
@erebrung Der nnerieIigiten Sung
irau getpeiM, onber mir mebr nls
lonit in oieiem Monat uns III nlen
uniern Soften unb Mnliegen an Die
Mutter @ottes tpe11ben ionen, no5l1
ourb Sic i6onen aIabenoliden M1ai-
.anoa6ten III 11nferen @irden, no I'M
mer bies tunIi6, bette @elegenbeit ge<
geben lit. SIR nniere Winfde uno
Bitten, uniere Moten unb Mnliegen
o11Dertranen, beiBt miitterlibes 9er5
beitiirmen> bas uns iidere Silfelei-
thing miro 5ufommen laiien.
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SanIen, Sobu Der @iitpe Maria gar.
len bon bier, IND SRI. sSrene giiirs-
Ten, godter Ser III aurer1bnrg mob
nenoen SamiIie S. s. girsfen. 8ei
ser Mntter oes grdntiganls nllrbe i'm
trauten gertpanotenfreiie 0as Sod-
seitsfeIt gefeiert, nobel oas ill1tge
8aor Sic beralidifen @lidtpiaide e1tt
aegennabm inns ba1ln cine flr5e Sod
seitsreiie artrat. bon mo 5nrudge-
febrt. oosielbe ben eigeneu Serb al
pierter straBe n0rolid griinoen miro,
no es ibm boffentli6 tets nah
81tnid ergeben piro.
Ser IN ser nnbefledten gnt-
pffaingnisgemein6e erit Dor Boden ge-
ariinbete nno nnter Direftion oes
bodpm. r. 8ius, 9. g. s., itebenoe
ct Marien-Eb eaterperein trat lebte11
|Sonntog nadmittags unb abenoS I'M
Muoitorium III Dem ct. @1ol1o Sniti-
hit gum erften Male Dor Bic Deffent-
Iihfeit 1n6 leiltete in Ieiner gritanf-
fiibrlng oes nit grnif nno Sun1or
nntermiidten 5danipiels note Sod-
ter ser @iilte" rebt grfrenlides, no-
fir Sen Mitnirfenoen, bie iid IN ibre1
Mollem beltens n~ie0erfanben nno benz
ielben i'm mabren Gimme oes Wortes
9ere6t tp1roen, BET Der groBen 3lbo-
rerldaar nngeteilten 8eifua farben.
ssn gleiber @eiie erntete Sri. Sratr=
oes, Sodter Ser Samilie Gouaro
9ingmamt, bur6 5pet 8e1angsoor-
trdge, in ser tire melooii6e Gimme,
aepaart nit gefiblpollem Bortrag,
sl,r boden @eltnng fam, fiirmii6en
8eifau, pie sizes niht neniger Der
SAL NOR fir sic bon 5tpei inngen at.
glouo Dumen eebotene San5belllti-
auug. Die MISUNDERSTANDING mar et-
ne re6t f0itlide, Die am Montagabeno
erneuert nn6 niebernm bon Dem
maiienbaft perfamme1ten @ubltfi1m
ourd reidliden 8eifaI anerfantt
mrrbe. 9os glei6e Spiel ma1roe an
Mithpodobeno in Ser Sdulbale gu
|@ol6 gpring NIT groBem @rfolge anf
qefiibrt un6 miro nddb5fiten Sonntog
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2lnoreas 10. Bauer

fiinoigt an baB er feline @anoioatur
fir bas County S~dnbmeifteramt bon
.5tenrns County bot eintragen laiien.
Or m1roe IN Spring SIN 9eboren, be-
ludte bie ct. CLOUD geormalid11le
5un0 bos ct. Sobns College in Col
l%egebi1e. 8ar feds 8ermine IN
.5tearns County als 2ebrer un6
mdibrenb Der lebten 5tp0If Sabre
i'm 8nurnaterialgeibdfft tadtig, arbeite-
tie fir S. 8orgeroing & Company in
Melroie u1b 1T iebt nit Der Bauer
2umber gomparp in ct CLOUD ber-
bunben. 81 lit ser Sobn Beg Soiepb
8auer, zines alten Aniieolers bon
6pring Sin, Ser iebt fem Seim in
ct. glol1o bnK Ct miro SSbre 65ttin-
men BEL Ser Bnbl5eit gu miiroigen
t%niiien.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
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