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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL
Premier Potncare Wants Russians to
Take Back Their Last Mernoran-
dunn Submitted at Genoa.

Paris, June S.-(By the Associated
Press) Premier Poincare in men,
orandum to the powers invited to the
Hague conference on Russian affairs
including the United States demand
that the Russians withdraw their last
memorandum submitted at the Genoa
conference and abandon their claims
for damages on account of the parti-
cipation of the allies in military aper-
ations against the soviet power.
The French premier, in the course
of the memorandum declares the re-
construction of Russia depends upon
the revival of agricultural production
which he thinks cannot be obtained
without a change in regime that
would assure the peasants the pro-
ceeds of their labor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
BOOZE LADEN TUG
HELD IN BROOKLYN
Fleet OF Motor Boats, Seeking Whts.
key Supply Escape Through
Barrage Of Shots.

New York, June 3-Federal prohi-
bition agents early today seized the
ocean going tug Ripple in the har-
bar off Brooklyn, arrested 12 mem
bers of her crew and fired 80 pistol
shots at nearly a score OF launches
which had gathered to take off a
cargo of liquor AS the agents had
no craft, the launches escaped
The tug, which was used as a mine
layer during the war; arrived off Am
brose light three days ago but waited
until last night before attempting to
slip into the harbor.
According to the agents the tug
communicated by wireless with a
bootleggef's wireless station giving the
time of her arrival. Under protec-
tion of fog, the Ripple sneaked up
through the Narrows and launches
soon appeared, acting as convoy.
Seven agents disguised as long
shoremen, located the tug near the
Erie Basin. The agents said they saw
cases of liquor wrapped in burlap
transferred from the tug to a lighter.
At a signal the agents who mean
while had been reinforced by a detail
# police, rushed for the tug. The
lookout shouted warning and the
feet of motorboats scurried in all di-
rections while the agents emptied
heir pistols at them.
When the agents climbed on board
the tug they said they saw the crew
throwing rifles into the water. There
was hand to hand struggle before
the crew was arrested.
Andrew Macili, who said he was
pilot OF the Ripple told the agents
his craft had been held up on the
high seas by bootlegging craft and
robbed of $50 cases of liquor before
the seizure here. The Ripple, he said
left New York May II for the BAHIA
mas, but soon met British ship from
which they transferred 1900 cases of
liquor.
The bootleg bandits got the drop on
them two days later according to the
pilot.
The liquor seized here was valued
at $65,oo0.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
AUIOIST is STOPPED
Hartford Man Complains That Boy
Scout Upsurps Police Authority on
Stanley Street.

W. j. Reynolds Of 10 Alden street,
Hartford, complained to the police at
1925 o'clock last night that while
driving to Hartford last light he was
stopped by Boy Scout near the end
of the Stanley street trolley line. Ac-
cord to Mr. Reynolds the boy demand
ed to see his license, and warned him
about driving his automobile too fast.
Scout Executive Walter Q. Cook
stated this afternoon that he had not
been advised of the incident and that
he would investigate at once. Il Will
investigate carefully" he added. and
II it is found to have been New
Britain scout he will be brought bes
fore the scout council for discipline
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
VACATION SCHOOL PLANS
Protestant Churches Will Again Con-
duct Courses at First Congrega-
tional Church Chapel.

At a meeting last evening of the
tee plans were laid for the session to
be held this summer. The following
officers were chosen: Chairman. O.
A. Marsh, All Stanley street, repre-
senting the Stanley Memorial church
vice chairman and treasurer, H. G
Hancock ia Maple street, represent
ing the Methodist church; secretary,
Mrs Ed. w. Clary, IS Hart street,
representing the Center church. This
committee was appointed by the
church school council representing the
Protestant churches of New Britain,
under whose auspices the Daily Naca-
ton Bible school has been conducted
with such marked success for several
years.
The Junior Achievement clubs of
the city, an outgrowth here of this
school since last summer, have taken
over so efficiently the handwork in
struction formerly a part of the cur
riculum that the committee has decid
ed for this year to omit handwork
from the program with the exception
of the kindergarten department.
The program presented by the
school this summer to the children of
the Protestant churches backing the
school and any others who wish to at
tend will include Bible instruction,
music, story telling, memory work,
dramatics and pageantry of Biblical
characters. talks on health and habits,
good citizenship, calisthenics, etc
aided by the stereopticon. Also a full
kindergarten program.
The committee is planning to select
superintendent and leaders, and the
date of opening the school and other
details which will be announced q lit
tie later.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
Big COAL MERGER
30 Independent Companies In Penna
And West Virginia Regions Plan
ming To Combine.

Pittsburgh, June 3.-Contemplated
merger of 80 independent coal com
panies in the region from Pittsburgh
to Wheeling, w. Va, became known
through John A. Bell, Pittsburgh
banker and chairman of the board of
directors of the Carnegie Coal Co.
The merger may take place in "a
month or two Mr.. Bell said.
The consolidation would bring un-
der one corporation approximately
10000 acres of coal land, most of
which is under development, he stat
ed. The corporation would have a
capitalization of about SIS, 900.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
MAY BUILDING REPORT
Inspector Gilchreest Issued 1873 Per-
mits and Made 100 Inspections Dur
ing the Month.

Building Inspector John c. Gill
chreest issued 154 permits for build
ing operations during the month of
May the aggregate amount of which
was s5oo,aS6 Slxty-one tenements
were added and 10 stores were built,
The official made 164 inspections.
The report is itemized as follows:
66 frame buildings. s11o,1T5; 25
brick buildings, s454.276. So altera-
tions, s26.535.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
Passenger Plane Falls
Into English Channel

Folkestone, Eng, June g. (By AS
sociated Press)-A French airplane
flying from air station at Croydon
near. London. bound for Paris, fell
into the English channel this morn
ing. A cross channel boat picked up
two drowned persons from the ma
cline. One of these had a passport
In the name OF Gordon Lay.
The accident occurred three miles
from the British coast It was OBJ
served from channel boat crowded
with Whtsuntide holiday makers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
TRUCK CONTAINED BEER
Not Near Beer, But Real Beer, and
New Haven Truckman is Now I'm
der Arrest.

Bridgeport, June 3.-Prohibition
enforcement officers yesterday after
noon observed a heavily laden truck
and investigating found that it. car
ried so cases of bottled beer that con-
tanned alcohol to the amount of 2
per cent. AS result the truck and
stock were confiscated and Earl
Downes, of 375 George street. New
Haven, and George Downes. 500
Chapel street, New Haven, are under
arrest on a charge of possessing and
transporting illegal beverages.
At a night session of the U. S. Com
sioner Lavery's court after analysis of
the beverage had been made, the
pownes were given a continuance of
the hearing one week and released
upon their own recognizance.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
Case Against Morse Is
Postponed to June 20

bridgeport, June 3.-At the request
of L. S. District Attorney William
Hayward. for the southern district of
New York the hearing scheduled to-
day before U. s. Commissioner Hugh
J. Lavery in the case of Harry F.
Morse, of Greenwich and New York,
OH a charge of conspiracy in connec-
tion with shipbuilding operations dur
ing the war. was today continued un-
til June 20. Morse is the son of
Charles w. Morse, former shipbuild-
ing magnate.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
Comiskey Wins in Case
Brought by Hap Felsch

Milwaukee, June 3.-.Judge John
Gregory in circuit court today denied
the motion of attorneys for Oscar
(Happy) Felsch, outlawed baseball
player. to have Charles Comiskey
owner of the Chicago White Sox and
his son. Louis, appear in Milwaukee
under the discovery statute for ex-
animation in connection with a suit
in which Felsch seeks back pay.
bonus and damages resulting from
his expulsion from organized base
ball
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
MIXERS Fined $3.50 as Police
pSeize Biggest Still Yet Taken
LII. REED, NAVAL PILOT
IN RACE is BELIEVED
LOST IN WILDERNESS

Chicago. June 3. (By Asso-
ciated Press).--Lieut. w. F.
Reed, naval pilot In the nation
al balloon race which started at
Milwaukee, Wis, Wednesday
either Is lost In the wilds of
Canada, or has met with
serious accident, government
weather bureau officials and avi-
alton authorities here said to-
day.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
4O1 Plumbing Permits
Issued in Past Month

Plumbing Inspector P. j. Tormay
issued 4o1 permits during the month
of May. Work was started in 46 new
buildings and in 81 structures already
built A total of Ill inspections was
made including six sewer connections.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
9, FACES MURDER CHARGE
Portland, Ind, Youngster Accused
in First Degree After Fatally Stab
bling Playmate.

Portland. Ind. June 3.-Robert Sill
vers. 8 years old, is held on a charge
of first degree murder here today as
the result of the fata stabbing of 9
year old Bernard Teeters. The lads
are alleged to have quarreled over a
baseball glove Following the quar-
rel the Sivers boy obtained a kitchen
knife and stabbed his playmate, ac-
cording to police.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
ROSENBLATT-KOCH
Local Man, Employe of the City. to
Take Hartford Girl As His Bride


Edward Rosenblatt of So Grove
Hill, this city, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rosenblatt of Framingham,
Mass. and Miss Rhea Hoch, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hoch of
Capin street, Hartford, will be mar
ried tomorrow at the home of the
brides parents They will be attend
ed by Milton Graft of Norwich, as
best man, and Miss Ada katzman of
Hartford, as bridesmaid.
After the ceremony, the young
couple will leave on an extended we'd
ding trip to Worcester and Boston,
Mass. and Atlantic City, and upon
their return. they will reside in this
city.
Mr.. Rosenbatt is an employe of
the city in the Engineering depart
ment. He is a graduate of Worces-
ter Tech, class of 1921. and a mem
Der of the Rho chapter of Phi Beta
Delta, Connecticut Valley Worcester
Tech association.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
LENINE REPORTED SICK

Berlin, June 3. - (By Associated
Press) - Private advices received in
soviet circles in Berlin. state that
Premier Lcninc suffered a stroke on
Thursday. Maxim Litvinoff. Karl
..adek and other soviet leaders here
lett i'm .nediatc!y for Moscow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
GRAND JURY TAKES
UP Ward CASE MON.
Among 10 Witnesses Called Will
Be Father Of Confessed Slayer
SUSPECT is UNDER ARREST
Philadelphia Police, After Fight Ar
rest Mysterious New Yorker Who
Has Bullet Wounds In Chest And
Arm-Refuses To Talk.

White Plains N. T., June 3.---The
grand jury will consider the killing
of Clarence Peters former navy man,
by Walter S. Ward. wealthy baker s
son next Monday
Fifteen or more witnesses will be
summoned including George s. Ward,
father OF the confessed slayer, Mrs.
Walter S. Ward and two maids in the
Wards New Rochelle home - Lulu
Barrows and Amy Mild.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
Four New Smallpox
Cases in StratfOrd

Stratford. June 3.-Four new cases
Of smallpox were reported here today
by Health Officer George r. Lewis.
The victims are Mrs. jaime Knapp,
1921 North avenue and her three chill
dren. ranging In age from one to ten
years
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
CHLOROFORM PRISONER
TO GET FINGERPRINTS

Newton, n. j.. June 3.-Sus-
sex county authorities chloro-
formed a prisoner whose name
they refused to reveal in order
to obtain his fngerprints it was
learned today. For eight days
the man successfully fought eff
forts to take his tingerprints.
Yesterday physician was sum
moned, the prisoner was sur
prised in his cell the choloro-
form fumes liberated and the
work accomplished.
He revived quickly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
ADVISES RESIGNATION.

Toxic. June 8, (By Associated
Fress) Premier Tskahashi again
suggested to his colleagues today the
advisabiity of the joirt resignation
of the cabinet
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
THE WEATHER

Hartford. June 3. Forecast
for New Britain and vicinity:
Unsettled with probability of
showers tonight. Sunday fair,
with little change in tempera-
ture.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02

Ser engIii6en @olofuIte, Die iib IN
aat,5 furaer 3eit an Die SpiBe oller
aafaoIanoe borgearbeitet bat, mad
Ecuador, $40 Sbome. 8rafilien,
9rinioao uin. ibiden - uno mic
piel Gelo baS III, 0as tam man iid)
Ieift Glsmalen.
sou bier etmas iiber Die ~ein5elnerl
gtappen anf Dem @ege Ser Rafao.
bobnen aus Der gurfenformigen rot
gelben Srudt bes Bis al 5tpoIf Me.
ter S6be superintendent &afaobau-
mes big in Bic MeiBener Yor5euan,
talle geiagt merben? Sc lit Elm be.
idmerlider Weg. Mber man tam
iib barber aus Dem &onberfations-
lerifon belebren. GoIen mir auf Die
.beliebteiten" @erfdlibungsarten
binmeiien? grmdbnen mir nl1r, Bob
man ~Stdrfemebl5uiab bur6 500.
tinftur feltiteqen fann, Die bas 9tGr-
femebl tief blau fdrbt. Souen mir
auf oie 0eroddtigfeit grunli6 be-
idlagener un0 tiefiduar5er Safeln
binmeiien? Nnn gut :bie griinlid
bei9lagenert entbalten &upfer, oas
bon SEN M0riern berribrt, uno iino
alio giftig; Die tiefidmar5en iino
meiit aus peroorbenen 8obnen Der.
geiteat.
Mnd oas SauptabfauproOllft Der
&afao-Snouitrie, 6ie n&afaobutter"
lit iebr mertbou. sic bat Dor allen
sen @orteiI, ME ran5ig gu meroen.
sic miro auf meoi5inii6e Salben,
auf Seifen, 8omaoen uno bergl.
%berarbeitet. 9ie ia0nen &reolinne1t
berebren iie als ibr Saupttotletten.
gebeimnis; iie balt ibre 5aut &c.
ibnet0ig.
Do9 Dos MIR nebenbei. 9ier ban-
oelt es iid ni6t nm Sic Butter, ion-
oe1rn UNI 6as 8rot. @s lit nod I'M
mer' redt teuer, Dieies bimmliihe
8rot, aber es i9eint 0o6 I'M @egen-
iab gu 6em aus &oggen lno @ei5eu
cine Neigung 5um 8iaigermer0en 51t
beiiBen. Das lit Elm 2i6tblid in Ser
6initernis. @enn erit bas Bfuno
g6ofola6e peniger foItet, als oa5
Bfuno @etreioegebdd, Damn it es
erreibt, Damn baben mir einen at=
genfdnigen 8epeis 6afiir, ooB mir
in elmer vberfebrten @elt" leben.
sic pdre fiiB, 6ieie 8elt, ino mur5e
ltns 6o9 bitter i6meden.
(Dea1ti9e @arte)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02
Sin fDnislider 9rin5 als ~ Grim
f%rambGnoler.
Grim

Man bort 10 oft in iingiter 3eit
oapon ipreden, oab GroBfuriten
uno an6ere electromagnetic Herionen:
Ses aariitiiden &uBlan6 nun Droid-
<fenfutider ooer 3eitungsDerfdnfer
mur0en, UNI %menigltens ibr 2eben
gu frilten. Gas lit in anbetraM Ser
gepaltigen umndl5ung, oie in Stub
lano Dor iib cling, nidt peiter Der.
tuunberlid. Mber ielbit in ben fieg'
reihen 2dnoern Guropns fin6en fid
abnlide 8eilpiele. No9 Ieben in
Gnglano Sic Na6fommen bes alien
a%onigsbauies Ger Blantagenet::. nno
es gebt ibnen 10 i9lebt, oaB fie
teilmeiie logar MrbeitsIoienunter.
itubung be5ieben. l1no in ser 5ta6t
Saint gtienne in 5ranfreib fam.
ie0e Sansfrau, Die 6a5u 9uit bat,
lire &artoffeln o6er ibren Spinot
bon einem @emiiebdnbler nit Sea.
men Brtn5 bon Bourbon, einem ed.
ten Madfommen BEG a%Itfran5oIi.
iden 46nigsbnuies, abtpdgen Ioiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02
MiQiunen in iiherflaiiisem 2nrns.

0ieier Sage baben Die l1eberma-
dungsorgane cine Nabiu6ung nod
ausldnoii9en 2urusmaren in in ben
eini6ldgigen @ei9dften Dres6ens
unb 2eip5igs borgenommen. IS
Duroen bierbet @erte BON runo
100000 Marf feltgelteM. Ser
Geiamtbetrag 1T ni6t bon erfaBt
moroen. @s bot iib berausgelteM,'
oaB fir Gognac $50, fir 2if0re
270 uno fir Seftmarfen 200 Morf
I'M ginfaufspreis ge5ablt moroen
iino. 8in5ige Sldid9en fran50ii-
ihcn Barfums fin6 Bis al 400
Marf perfauft mor6en. @s lit au
6emerfen, oaB Die 8erfaufer uber.
miegen6 oas @ingreifen freuoig be-
griBt baben. Ser Sanbel ma6t
iett energii9 Sront gegen a11sldn-
oiide 2urusnaren. go bat ii9 Der
Dresbner @aitmirteperban6 BET
ipielsmeiie bereit erfldrt, ausldnbi-
ide @etr1nfe 10 5u perfaufen, baB
Der oeutiden 8irtidaft fein Sda,
oen entitebt un6 oen 6aruber bin.
aus er5ielten @eninn m~obltdtigen
3meden 5u5uleiten. MnBer6em miro
fir oie 3ufnnft ie6e ausldn6ii9e
2urnstpare bon Sen &arten geitri=
hen tDeroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02
Sin Bud iiber Ginitein,

Gin @erf iber @intetns 2ebre
aus Der bepGbrten Seber Mleranoer
MosfopiB' 1T biefer Sagen erf4ies
men unb nirb bon Der &rttit als
cine literarH@e 2eitnng erlten Ran<
ges gefenn5et6net. Was Der Mutor
iiber Giniteins bielumitrittene 2ebren
fogt, pirb fir tpeiteite Rreife BON
Snterei1e fem, neil es ftd babel nm
Sic freie literar:fhe Mtebergabe bon
@e1prd9en banbelt, bic Der 8erfafz
fer in freunbf6aftlider Wertebr nit
prDf. ginftein iber perf9tebene
Weltprobleme gefIbrt bat.
Die gefduige 9arifeaungstpeiie,
berer ii9 Der Mutor befleibigte, 1T
gan3 baau angetan, bas aagemeine
@erftdnbnis fir bic Relatipitdtslebre
gu fDrbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02
Nnd Elm 3eiden Der 3eit.

EF#esG+
Ser @roBe 8rodbans, oelien is
Deer II Bdnoe, itattli9 unb felt IN
2einer g%ebnnben, mon Dor Dem
&riege 81 10 ODER II Marf fir
Sen Bano ertDerben fornte, erfAei11t
jett, mad elmer Mn5eige i'm u8or-
lenblatt fir Sen oel1ti6en 8ubban-
sci" 11en uno foitet, Y 8dnoc
ltarf, 1000 5tpeitauie1o Wf.
nno babel oarf Der gerlag ben
Breis nod dig iebr nteortg be-
5eidnert nrb mlb idon ieBt erfla.
re11, oaB cine l1odmaliae Muflaar
aud MIR al %anlldberl1o gleibelt
Breiie fir abiebbare 3et polio
auseefdloiien it'll
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02
pie 9arbtgen TN Minter@
Qmartier.
Cine engliide Mnfloge gegen ben
frans6iiIden Wilitarismis.

fran56fidan Nilitarismls.
Das 8erI. gagebI. ibreibt: Ra6
Meloung unieres &orreiponoenten
III 6ie 3nriid5iebung Der farbigen
Sr11pper1 aus Dem befebten @ebtet
Ieoigli6 aus flimatiiben Griiaoen
erfolgt. Die M%frifaner geben in ibre
iuoafrifmiiden 8tnterqnartiere
uno }olen r.it 8egtnn Ser marmen
8itterung 5uridfommen. GS ibei1t
CLIO, baB aue 8roteite aus
Deutiblanb mie aus ben alliierten
un6 neutralen 26nbern tpirfungs-
los geblieben fino. 5oeben eribeint
I'M @erlag bon Cams @obert en-
aelmann unter DEM Eitel Scr
Sdreden am &bein" cine 8ro-
id)Ire oes gnglGnbers 6. 9. Wfo,
rel, sic in nii9terner @pra9e, obne
8atbos nno obne l1ebertreibung.
oieie afrifanii9en Dinge uno ibre
Roniequenoen i9iloert. 8ir erfabren
aus ieiner 99rift, bob in Der eng.
lt1den 8reHe bie Mnpefenbeit 6ieier
&rl1ppen 5unddit peri6tpiegen NOR.
6en NOR, obuobl I'M Mpril 1920
bereits $4,000 Maroffaner nnb 81
gerier, $500 Maoegalim un6 5000
Neger aus Weit- un6 Central
afrifa (@enegaIelen) i'm beiebten
@ebiet itanben. 3ablrei6e rarabiide
8oroene" mr1Bten fir Die Mfrifaner
geba11t meroen. 60 mnBte fir 6ieien
8lped sic 5tabt Main5 10000
Marf, sic @emeinoe Roitbeim
10000 Marf, Die Staot 8ingen
10000 Marf aufperoen. Die De-
taiuierte Notwithstanding, Die fur
oas Sous in Miin6en-@ laoba6 Elm
fran56iii6er 8rigaoebefebl aufge>
felt bette, batte ieiner5eit be1on.
oeres Mufieben gema6t. Morel
felt a11f @runo bes oofnmentari-
i6en 8etpeismaterials cine nmfang'
rei6e 2ilte 11amentli6 Ger @emolt-
totem gegen Srauen 5uiamme1. 9le
2iite 1T lang. sic f6nnte beliebig
berlGngert mer6en. Inns liegt leBt
mie6erum cine 3uiammeniteauns
nel1er ltebergriffe Der farbige11
fran50iii9en Sruppen aus allen
Monaten oieies Sabres Dor, nit
gena1te1n Mngaben uno @in5elbeiten,
Sic 1i9 ser 8ieoergabe entaieben.
Morel erbebt feine Anflage gege11
ste farbigen Sruppen, meint ptel.
mebr, 6oB bieIe erbebli6 mebr IT.
la6e CUR 8efbmeroe baben, als Die
gep0Iferung, unter Der 5n lebe11
lie g%e5pungen fino. Seine Mnflage
ridtet er gegen ben fran50fif9en
Militarismus, vmeil er IN Srte~
oens5eiteu 3ebntaufenoe. bon ofrt'
fanii6en Srl1ppen in europai1be1
@emeinoen einqnartiert bat, neil er
eine 8olitif eingeleitet bat, Die oe-
moruli1ierenoe @irfungen in Gnro-
pa un6 nnbere1enbare boie Solgen
in Mfrifa nnb fir Mfrifa er5engen
muB." More1 er5dblt mbrigens, pte
er iagt, aus manufactured ameri.
fonii6er Quene, BOB Die britii6et
uno amerifnnii9en 8ertreter IN
@eriaines, als tie bon Der Mbit6t
Ser fran50fii@en Mi1itdrbeboroen,
afrifanii9e Eruppen in ibrem Be'
icbungsgebiet gu p%ertuenben, borten,
lib erntli9 bemiibten, benz beab'
ii9tigten Sbritt 81 mioerraten.
Morels 96rift, Die bereits a9t
Gage nod ibrem Gri6einer1 IN
gnglano in 10000 @remplaren
perbreitet par, miro audi in 9eutib-
lano einen itarfen Bioerban firoe1.
nno boffentlid peroen an9 IN
Gronfrei6 oie Standardization
uno etbi11en Mrgumente, Die Wtoret
in Ieiner 9Grift nod .einrna1 5u-
lammeniteut, lire @irfung iben
- bebor bic @frifaner aus ibren
8interqnartieren 5urudfommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02


Seine Belrhtun g.
Chef: nglun, mas bat Der 4r5t bel
Sbren fonitatiert?
QngciteQter: rWfagenertpeite,
rung."
.Nanu - sic trainieren pobl
idon fir cine 5~ufunftige @ebalts.
5ulnge?"
Rritif. uSat er Grfols ge.
babt BEL ieinem @aitipiel ais lDri.
ider 5enor2"
Or 'befam iogar einen 8lumen-
forb - aber nit Der DeDiie: Singe,
mem @eiang gcgehcn!"
- 8orgebengt. .Grib, i'd
CLAUDE, nit unierer 8ernlnftbeirat
nir6's bod nidts."
uMarnm benn nibt?"
u@eil mein Batter na6itens Som
fnrs erfldrt."
gor5ug. Serr: @on i'd I'M
uGei6saoler" ooer in Der nSraube"
logieren?
MeiIenoer: gnti6ieoen i'm
uGeidsaoler," 6enn 90 gibts MIR
6lobe, in Der rSraube" aber Ban~
3en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02

- @efdbrli@. nMein 8rdlt.
tigam forreiponoiert init mir nur IN
&ur5i9riftl"
rS&9annit gu Die 6enn leien2"
rMein, aber er bat eincn iebr net
ten Grel1no, Der ent5iffert fie mirl"
- 8orgebengt. r9agen Sic
mol, @err Goftor, 1parum beroro-
men sic ane1 Sbren Batienten iol9e
itrenge 9i4t??" SEQ, men1 Die
Die teuren 2ebensmittel mie Sbin-
ten 1tn6 @abncnb,1tter uim. faufen
foneft, f0nr1en lie i9lieBli9 meine
&e9nung niGt be5ablen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02
- 8eritrent. &leiner

- 8erHrent. Steiner 8et-
teliunge Gum RrofeIior): 8itte,
iderfe1 5ie mir. mas! - Mein
8ater uno meme M1tter lino ge-
ltorben."
H%rofeiior: nsSunge, oas bait gu
ia i6on neuli6 gefagtl"
- Mn6 eine &laifift5ie-
ru1tg. @6uiteriunge (beim giien):
.Srau Meeltern, oct Is mon ecne
3pflopeniuppe?"
Meilterin: ,Bas ion oenn oas
beiBen?"
Stu, id r1eene man BLOB, neil ie
oo9 eendngig is"
5eine Muffaffung.
.8as lit 66s, ~Griiten5minimum2"
- rGiinf5ig 3igaretten pro Gag"
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