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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

.5iour SAILS 81 8tpei ssnbren 59udtt.
bnus berurteilt mege11 falfder Ser.
kiderunggsMnipruiid mad Dem gran1
.iieines Commentaries III SET Mdbe
bon sionr sans I'M spatiabr 1919;
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men. Nadoem Ct iid grabIide B1n.
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gr polte auf 1einer1 @riiiiden sic grep-
pc binunter geben, als er fopfiiber
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niger, eth 6armer, pobnbaft iiiolih
bon gbdter, puroe jofort get6iitet, als
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8ogeln gebrabt. 8o%geaiebbaber Der
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Giern ~anSgebritet, tpel9e 5ol6oten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27


ie ons Mdode11 nit eireln shnieoe
barnaler betpuBtlog. Mu ibrem Muf
lfonr1er miro ge5tpeifelt. Dann idoj
tie nuf ibren Sob1L aIg er Bic Sid,
betreten moIte unb bra9te Inn Elm
gleiidtpln6e an SAILS BEL, bie mid
eefdbrli6 lit. Das M1oden tam Ipa
ter gum 8etpuBtiein urb iGleppte fid
al Nad)barn, Die ii6 Der l1nglidli
den ar1abmen. Die ideinbnr geiiteg
aeitorte 5srau ranr1te, fal1m befleioet
ii ben mrAtbaren sbneelturm bin,
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8rainer6 9ag mDiteri0ie Gum
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bantg bon bier i6tpebt, bermodte bon
8oli5etbeborben ii 511perior, isis.
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9epa1t mar an ufer beg Ct. 2ouis.
flutes NIT 5tpei Rltgeln III Der grnji
in iferbeuoem 3uitnn6 aufgefnnoen
poroen; bal6 0anad erlag er i'm So
ipifal leinen gerlebl1ngen. 8. $.
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lutb I'M 3uinmmenbang nit oieier
MngeIegenbeh feitgebalten. Sic BEL
ben baben ben Mb ero Dor benz gnoe
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Sarmington nnb 2ouiS 2ucas, @ei5er
bon &eo 8ing, etngei6loiien, broden
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fomottbe aus. Nienanb mur6e ber=
lebt. ~ SIM Observation-Disclosures
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gen III, bnrd Die groBen GiSfefoer
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Seite 5.
plnnt fit biefes Snbr, an ipeIfbem fh
oie gquitD goaoperotipe Grdange
uno bic National 8beat Growers 70.
apie bic q 6. 8beat @rotperg betei-
ligten. Die gquitD ion nngeblid bn-
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mittei1te. Sier tpurbe Set @runo
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bon Der 5traBe 5tpiiden Grancig
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Der Sront mad Often al iftebe1, TOM
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oie mfre6t oaitanoen, aber erfrore11
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Ser Sdnee bette iiie ga1t5 1t1ntpebt uno
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nebmungen in Nortb Dafota III iebr
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|@lebator Miiociation NIT $187,194.-
II, Der GONE Building Miiociation
NIT $159,9 H-uno oas ser S11-
0uitriefommiiior nit $156,384.73.
9ie 8mf bon Nortb 9afota lit in Ser
alleribledteiten Sage.
Samestotm. 9as @ouptinterei=
le an Ser @orbertton Ser Denofraten
bon Nortb 9afotn 11no ienes Cells Der
pdrteiloien 2iga, meGder iib Ser par-
teiloien 2iga 1Di6eriett, ri6tet iid
anf ben 4ampf. our @epinn1ng Der
repnblifnniiden Domination fir Ben
Bun6es}enotor. 8eibe 8eriamn1l1trr+
gen traten bier am Mittppb 5uiam-
men. CUR ginbernfung Der beioen
&arteitage gu gleider 3eit rnb am
gleiden Srt tragen Die politiiden @e-
i9ebniiie Der lebten 5ebn Sabre biel
BET. Die r~epubIifmii9e Bartei in
Mortb 9nfotd beitebt iebt aus bret
96yIiigeln, Ben 8arteilofen, Ronparti=
JAMS, Sen 5talparts ODER Der alten
8arteiorganifntion un6 ben Sort
i6rittlern, melbe iib nit ben 9en1o,
fraten CUR @riinbnng Ser Bereini-
gung bon l1nabbdngigen Bdblern
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pnrteiloien 2iga in oem 5enatsfampf
fir bie republifaniibe Nonrination 1T
bereits 2pnn 5raiter nufgeftM. Sc
motor Mcgumber nn6 Ser bormnlige
Senator Gronno baben lire 8etner-
h1ngen angefin0igt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

Soul %ange6eutet tpl1r0e, 6emnadft I'm
ein @uta6ten er1nbt ner6en, melde1
Numen cine Srau angeben mub, mert
iie ftd) nm Elm Nmt benfrbt. IS ii
Die Srage aufgetuorfen nor6en, Of
6rnu 8eter 0leien bon gloquet, oif
bonn bemofrntii9en 5taatsforbert olS
&%an6i6atit fir BEN 8un0esienat in.
6oiitrt tul1r6e un6 Die tire 8etitior
unter 6ieiem Mamen einreidte, iid
1ridt bon 11enem dis Sran Mnna Didie
OIefon ~regiitrieren laiien miiiie. gis
CUR gntidei6nng 6ur6 BEN General
anpah b1eiM 6ie iebige Betitim 81
re6t beifeben.
minneapolis. - Ssroing 8. Stair,
8rdii6ent elmer @etreioefirma bon
minneapolis, trat am Sreitag cine
6Otdgige &aftitrafe I'M Mrbeitsbaus
megen @eribtsmiBahtnng an. gr
bottle einen @erfdtsbefeW nbertreten,
me1der ibm Derbot, ieiner Brau, 0ie
cine S9ei6nngsffIoge eingereibt bat
te, III irgen6ei11er Weiie binoerniiie in
Ben 8eg 5u legen. 5tair bottle ber-
iudt, feline 8ra11 getpultinm gu ent=
fHbren ;unternegs entflob 6ram Stair
|ie6o6 in ct. glolt6 1tnb bera6ridttg=
te eire1 Boli8iiten, Der ibren damn
berbnftete.
Modefter. Ser friibere repr1b-
lifanii9e Bun6esfenator @ronra bon
NorD 9afota, Ser lebte Bo6e in eli
ner &linif in @odeiter operirt MUIR
Sc, Dot iid 10 melt erboH> bob ct an
SSrettag bonn &ranfenbous IN ein So=
tel iiberlieoeIn fonnte. Sm 2aufe Der
ndiditen Bode ge6enft er, nod iei1er
@eimnt, 2afotn, 81. 9, 5uriid5uffb=
rem.
Duluth. SIN DiitriftsgertM IN.
Dulutb pl1r1en an 0onnerftag bon
46 &laigern Observation-Disclosures in
Sobe bon $5,0O0,000 gegen 6te Bum
BEG misunderstanding ur0 mebs
rere gabngeieuf6aften etngeleitet fur
.g6ooen, Ser ol1rb Sic 8alofener bonn
Sabre 1918 angeri6tet mur0e. Die.
~perflagten gabnen fins Die DrlrfbD,
@innipeg 8 Bacific-8abn, Die Du=
1ntb & N%ortbenffern 8abn, Die Dltlnb
& SSrof1 &arge Balm; Derflagt tpa1rz
ben ferner Sic @loquef 2unnber Cont
PAM nnb bie @loqnet Sic & Bof
Company. Sic BdGe mer6en int Mai-
@alenoer an bie Meibe fomr1en.
Seem uIm. - Scr angeffun6igte
@ortrag bon @apiitdin Mfreb <ng,
|Befeblsbober oes mdbren6 bes Rrte-
ges our Ber0bmtbeit getporoenen Se=
gelibiffes uSeea6Ier7" fano IN Der
gurnbane tnH. Ser bodintereiiattte
gortrog oes &apitdt1s, begleitet nit
aidtbiIoern fn11o BEN ullgemei11 be-
geiiterten 8eifan idt1n1tli6er 311bos
rer.
6aribaltlt. -.sSuliilg galotpin, az
Sabre al, Surmer 1i1o Dierftor Der
GnribaaH Cooperative 5bipping 81.
fociatton, begging gelbitmor0 anf let.
1er orei Meilen bon bier gelegete11
Snrn1 Geratneiflu,g niber 5erriittete
|Geiunobeit ion Ser B5rt1tb our u11fe-
Iigen 8at getDeien fein. ueberlebt
mirb Der Damn bon fei1rer 8itttpe
unb iieben Ri1oern.
ct. @Heter. S5ra1i gorrdo 6tftaos
lers 2eihe, fal1tr befIei6et tDlroe an
liter res Minnefota Glufieg oitfgefltt1s
Sen. gbe Grna bntte borber peri,tdt,
ibre Eo9ter 9ena, Is, rro brerl
@obt hilbert q Sabre az, nelde lie
unterbiieltenL ur1altbringen. Ssbrer
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ST berpadten

3lt berpdd)te11
cine 80 Mder groBe, berbelierte 6sartn,
bier MeiIet1 bon ct. CLOUD. Mdberes
5l1 erfragen Bel Soiepb &artel, ct.
CLOUD, Mi1n.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
He Prefers Dog
License to Gun
Postmaster in Small Town
Sends Unusual Letter to
Will Hays.

a dog license is mightier than a
gun.
At least. this is the opinion ex-
pressed by a postmaster in small
Michigan town in a letter addressed
to Postmaster General Hays, ack-
nowledging receipt of a gun from
the Postoffice Department, which
had been sent to him with instruc-
lions to use it in protecting the
mails when the necessity arose."
The postmaster's letter reads as
follows:
''as l ben oferth from the Post
office Depertmon gun as l hev no
need of. l hav my oun three. Pleace
let me know how four der gov with
dem. Piece furnish des office with
dog Lisnis as thath wood bee a
graeth Pothecksin four NEE, as a
dog gev me a signal if anne barry
a round my place. as has bin stoln
several times from this office, stems
from CSC too a dollar ath tim, and
mony from mony. Order fon from
some too/S5 Doller, and 1 also Rec
pies the sam. the praesent tim l
hev a NTH thew often, he stolt kepu-
sen and gas, motor DILL, skunk furs,
potetos, and / hav sat up and wagh
tins and Tins and 1 got tyerth.
Il sath>a bear trap en- my criken
houce, and DILL house. as was fesned
too a tamruk poull with solad
chain, and da sod dee chain link en-
too. and tax dee trap.
Il hop hour from you"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
WILL Give $1,000
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
Mrs. Emma E. Harvey Leaves
Bulk of $4,000 Estate
To Brother.
u. 4 W

Mrs. Emma E. Harvey, who died
recently, left an estate valued in
excess of $4,000. according to
petition for probate of the will
filed yesterday. The Washington
Foundation, the centralized charity
fund, of which the Washington
Loan and Trust Company is trus-
tee. is to be enriched by $4,000.
The income from this bequest is
to furnish a scholarship for a
young Protestant woman at the
George Washington University
the scholarship to be awarded
every four years.
Mrs. Harvey bequeathed her
jewelry to her nieces. Emma l..
and Agnes l.. Fendrick. A friend,
Jean c. Baxter. is given 500.
The balance of the estate is left
to a brother. Charles S. Fend-
rick. of Evansville. Ind.
Lee Oedekoven, who died Deem
Der 81. left s48.17S, according to
the petition of the widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Oedekoven. The real es-
tate Is valued at $46,378 and the
balance is represented by personal
property.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
Would Reform
World Morality
Change in International Mind
And Heart Necessary,
Says X. Y. Lee.

Not only should there be a
change of the international mind
to suit changing conditions. but
there should also be a change of
the international heart. We must
have a new code of international
morality" declared X. Y. Lee, of
the Chinese delegation to the
arms conference. at a meeting of
the New York State Society at the
Wilson Normal School last night.
At the meeting Albert G. Buehler
was elected president: Edward
Roche. first vice president: Miss
Constance Manchester. second vice
president: Representative Benjamin
l.. Fairchild. third vice president:
Joseph Beal, secretary; Miss Esther
Reed. assistant secretary: Miss
Mary Black, treasurer: Miss Eta
Reiser. assistant treasurer: Edward
Driscoll. sergeantat-arms.
Miss Black was presented with
a bouquet and Roche with a foun:
tain pen in recognition of their
services to the organization. A
talk by Mrs. Edward Lawrence
Hunt, head of the speakers bureau
OF the National Council for Limi
tation of Armament, and music
completed the program.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
CAPITAL LEGION
ELECTS HANFORD
Commander Fisk Will Be Sue
ceeded at Installation
January 1S.

Charles B. Hanford was last night
elected commander of the George
Washington Post, No. l.. of the
American Legion. Hanford has
served faithfully IN many capacities
in post affairs. He succeeds How
ard S. Fisk. The installation cere-
monies are scheduled for Wednes-
day, January Is.
Other officers elected are: John
Thomas Taylor. first vice command
err; Albert F.. Ham. second vice
commander; T. V. Walker, third vic
commander; Nathan J. Cosel, quar-
termaster; Steven F. Tillman. ser
geant at arms; James S. Cahall.
master at arms; W. n. Williams, post
~urgeon; Paul v. Collins, historian,
and Frank Platz and william Z.
Porter. color bearers. The remain
ing officers are to be appointed by
the incoming commander.
A resolution was passed indorsing
any law which will promote boxing
within the District. A discussion on
prohibition. following an address on
Law and Order, finally ended in the
tabling of all pending motions. A
dance has been arranged by IT,,
post for the night of February 2
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Dyers, 1917 + street northwest, to
which all legionnaires in the Dis
trict are invited.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
District to Greet.
New Archbishop
Reception Will Be Given for
Baltimore Prelate at St.
Patrick's Sunday.

Rt. Rev Mgr C. F. Thomas. rec
tor of st. Patrick's Church, will
give a reception for Archbishop
Curley. of Baltimore. at St. Patrick's
rectory Sunday, from 1890 D. m. to
1880 p. m.
Archbishop Curley will preside at
the solemn high mass in st. Pat
rick's Church at IL O'Clock. The
mass will be celebrated by Rector
Thomas, assisted by priests from
Holy Cross College. The deacons of
honor to the archbishop will be
Rev. John E. Graham and Rev. DR..
John X. Cartwright. both of St.
Patrick's Church; the assistant,
priest. Rev. +. J. Hurney
The two choirs of the church, as
sisted by an orchestra. will repeat
the Christmas program Of music.
Cards will not be required for ad-
mission to the church on this &C.
casion. This will be the first ap-
pearance of the new archbishop AZ
a church function In Washington.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
BREAK ATCANllES
WILLRUlN EUROPE,
ASSERTS SIMONDS
Anglo French Relations
Held Nearer Rupture
Than for Years.
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rations: IL he consents to modify
in any measure the French policy
as It has been asserted in Europe
and in the United States, his min
iistry, already shaky. will disappear
at the next meeting of the Chamber
of Deputies. BRAND Is the prisoner
of that great majority in the
French chamber which demands a
French policy.
2.00ey 900 Britons JobIess.
On the other hand. Lloyd Georges
problem IL not much easier. Eng
lish economic conditions are dis.
turbed. More than two million men
are out Of work. There is no prom
Use Of better time in England until
the European markets are restored
and the conviction exists in BRITISH
quarters that only a complete
change in French policy will permi,
such an improvement. France has
refused to forego the submarine
and British anger knows no limits
France insists upon German pay
ment. ad French insistence spell:
continued British depression.
The truth, then. Is that neither
Lloyd George nor BRAND can easily
and quickly back out. British and
French policies as to Europe in gen.
eral, and as to Germany in particu-
lar, are poles apart. The single
bridge that might span the gulf
an Anglo-Fre alliance against
Germany-seems to be out of the
question. Great Britain fears that
an alliance would strengthen France
and encourage her along the path
way which, from. the British point
Of. view, leads to general wreck
France, on her part. insists on AZ
alliance or. lacking that, complete
Independence to follow her OWL
policies wherever they may lead.
The most hopeful circumstance IL
the present situation is the uni
versal recognition that it cannot en-
dure. II France and Great Britain
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
FARLEY DELEGATES
OPTIMISTIC OVER
FINAL RESULTS
Committees Making Full
Speed in Gathering Up
Loose Ends.
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merchant ship in time Of war
before they agree to any such prop
osition.
A spokesman for the French deli
egation pointed out last night that
the Root resolutions seem to be an
other way of gaining the British
point of view to outlaw Them
rather than a method of regulation.
Under the Root resolution subma-
rines could not be used against mer-
chant vessels. although such mer-
chant vessels were in effect auxil-
larry ships of war in the opinion OF
the French. Italian and Japanese
delegations. They point out very
quietly. however, that IL they night
the Root resolutions their View
point Is certain to be misunder-
stood. and they will be character
lied as favoring unrestricted sub
marine warfare.
That is the big problem that last
night was troubling the various
delegations. So much has been pub
iished concerning abuses of SUD-
marines in the late war that on
Gals here at the present confer
ence are loath to make any state.
ments that could be construed in
their defense unless they are en-
ureiy sure of their ground.
Because Of this 1t was said las,
night that there would very likely
be only a perfunctory opposition to
the general principles of the Root
resolutions. the opposition content.
ing itself with having their scope
carefully defined.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-05
CITIZENS ROAD
DISTRICTS URGED

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Jan. 4.
"A representative gathering of citi-
zens and taxpayers was present yes
terday in the Circuit Court room
here to discuss proposed changes in
the present system of constructing
and maintaining the highways of
Prince Georges County.
Lansdale G. Sasscer, newly elected
State senator. and Delegates George
j. Hess, Charles B. Ager. William
P. Magruder and Arthur c.. Keefer
were present. DR.. John E. Sans
bury. of Forestbifle.e presided, and
W. 3. Posey. county agent, was
secretary. There was sentiment
against the present road law on ac-
count of heavy overhead charges, and
in favor of appointment of five citi-
zens in each district to take charge
of the roads.
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VETERANS FIGHT
MEDICO CHANGES

kilograms from State and Ma
tional officials of the American Le-
gion and from disabled World War
Veterans in government hospitals
throughout the country were re-
ceived by the Treasury Department
and Senators and Representatives
today. protesting against a recon-
mendation to. the Treasury Depart
ment from the disenrollment of re-
serve medical officers in the Unit
ed States public health service as
signed to disqualification work
among the war disabled
More than 100 messages condemn
ing the proposal charged the move
would cause replacement of the
present trained medical personnel
with civilian doctors inexperienced
in war diseases, and would place
the disabled man at the mercy Of
physicians and surgeons appointed
as a reward for political patron
age.