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The evening world., 1922-01-30
70 IN CREW ADR|FT
ON DISABLED SHIP
ASSTORM RACES
Vessel Left Helpless as Towing
Gables Part After Rescue
Efforts.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 3o.-Seventy
men on board the navy tanker Ara
theusa are in peril to-day. their ship.
with her tail shaft broken, being adrift
off the Carolina coast in a northwest
gale, with the vessel absolutely help
less. -Four men on the barge s. r. Mo-
Donald and four others on the barge
Catonsville also are In peril All three
Of these ships are drifting at sea, ac-
cording to radio advices received here.
The Aratheuse, which broke down
last Monday off Cape Fear, was picked
up Saturday during terrific gale,
when the coast guard cutter Pamlico.
aided by a sixty mile gale. managed to
shoot a line across the helpless vessel.
A second line was sent 10 the vessel
from the cutter Yamacraw.
With the Aratheusa in town the
Pamlico and Yamacraw started up
the coast, but the fury of the gale
was too much for them, and the tow
ing cables parted.
The Pamlico was compelled TO
abandon all attempts to rescue the
Aratheusa because her supply OF
drinking water gave out The mine
sweeper Sandpiper was sent to assist
the two cutters, and she is trying to
pick UP the Aratheusa.
The Virginia Carolina coast is
being searched for the power boat
Ambrose seven, which has been re-
| ported as missing from Beaufort, n
lC. Capt r. H. Kimble, wife and
| son were aboard
The Tuckahoe. with the barge
Trenton in ballast from Providence t.
Philadelphia, broke away from the
tug Gettysburg during the storm yes.
terday off Atlantic City. The where
abouts of the other barge is unknown
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WOMAN ROBBER KNOCKS OUT
WIDOW ALONE IN HER STORE:
GETS $24O FROM STOCKING
Blonde Posing as Customer
Draws Gun but Resorts
to Her Fists.
KNEW VICTIMS HABITS.
Aged Shopkeeper Discovered
Unconscious and Revived
by Passerby.

A blond woman walked into the
butcher shop of Mrs. Beckie Bell, No.
241 Seventh Street, to-day and or
dered two chickens. When the ell
derly proprietor turned around 70
prspare them, she felt something
pressing between her shoulder blades.
Looking around. she found her blond
customer was flourishing a revolver.
"Get into the back room," Mrs.
Bell was ordered, in Yiddish. "If you
cry or make a noise you'll be dead"
Fearing an alarm, the highway
woman knocked down her victim, who
struck her head and became uncon-
scious. An hour later. when she was
revived by a strange man. $24o had
disappeared from her stocking.
Mrs. Bell is a widow sixty years old.
At 8. 80 this morning, the woman, who
had been noticed about the neighbor-
hood the last few days, entered the
store and asked for a chicken. She
was told 1t was too early. Returning
at $50, she held up the proprietress.
Mrs. Bell always pays her bills on
Monday and apparently the blonde
! woman knew it. When the chicken
was ordered Mrs. Bell got So de-
post, which was removed with the
rest of the money from the pocket in
her apron.
The little butcher shop is in the
basement of the building. On the op.
poste side of the partition is a gro
Gerry store owned by Mrs. Helen
Weiss. She heard the means of her
elderly neighbor, who had been In
business only a few months, shortly
after the man who was passing haC
revived the victim.
The assault and hold-up became
known when at $50 Mrs. Anna Gross
a married daughter, of No. 216 Seventh
Street, came to the store to help hel
mother and found the strange man
picking her up. There are four otheI
children, Morris, twenty-three; Isa'
dore, eighteen; Yetta, thirteen, anc
Abraham, twelve.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
HYLAN TO GO SOUTH
TOMORROW FOR REST

Passed Up "Mnrch on Albany" BE-
cause of PREVIOUS Arrangements.
Mayor Hylan will leave for Palm
Beach tomorrow night at $50 o'clock,
accompanied by Mrs. Hylan. Plant and
Structures Commissioner Grover A.
Whalen and Mrs. Whalen. The Mayor
expects to remain away about three
weeks. IT will be his first vacation in
Two years.
Il was expected the Mayor would
accompany his colleagues in the Board
of Estimate TO Albany tomorrow, where
they will protest against legislation
putting the Port Authority into effect
but, the Mayor explained. he had reser-
vations at Palm Beach made before the
Albany trip was planned. Francis +.
Bent, Director of the Board of Estimate
will read a protest from the Mayor at
the Albany hearing.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
MOVIES GREATEST TRAGEDY
. LEAVES CAPITAL STUNNED:
DEATH LIST MOUNTS TO 1O9
Hundreds of Homes Grief Stricken
by Loss or Injury of One or More
Members or Friends-Little Hope
Held Out for Life of Shaughnessy.

VTom Sta'f CoFTospohdent of EVENING WoFTdD
WASHINGTON JAM 3o-Ihe Knickebocke Theatre disaster
the greatest the history of the motion picture industry the body of the
oo victim having been recovered this morning The collapse occurred
time when traffic of all descriptions paralyzed by the record
breaking blizzard which had gdpped the national capital for nearly thirty
hours with street transportation completely stopped and automobile
traffic largely cued The catastrophe could not have awoe
time from the standpoint of obng for the injured and dying
Washington still stunned this morning from the magnitude Of
the tragedy which threw its shadow every phase of life AS thousands
people tdged through and ice to their work the Saturday night
horror the one topic of conversation.
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ELEVEN HUSBANDS
AND WIVES DIED IN
CRASH TOGETHER
Caught in Collapse of Theatre
Roof as They Watched
Screen Side by Side,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.

" Wv SHh' W.
Eleven husbands and wives
seated side by side met death to-
gether as the snow laden roof OF
the Knickerbocker Theatre
crashed down upon them. They
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey c.
Bralnerd, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.
Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar G.
Kanston of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Roy Lehmer, Mr., and
Mrs. Russell Maine, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. +. O'Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cowles Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Urdong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis F. Vallyntine, Mr., and Mrs.
John l.. Walker and Capt. and
Mrs. William N. X. Warner.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
HARDING SUGGESTS
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
ALL BE POSTPONED
$50 Much Sorrow in Washington,
He Stops Mckinley Birthday
Reception.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 80

In letter to Milton Allies,
President of the Ohio Society,
which had scheduled a reception
In honor OF McKinley's birthday
to-day. President Harding said:
"There is so much sorrow In
Washington over the theatre dis
aster that we would prefer to
have all social functions post
poned until the city RECEIVERS
from it's grief,
A reception for Vice President
and Mrs. Coolidge was postponed
and many othnr social functions
scheduled for this week have
been abandoned.
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PUT BLAME ON CONGRESS
FOR CAPITALS NEGLECT
Great Disaster at Knickerbock.
er Theatre Causes People
of District to Protest.
By DG Uid Laurence.
Especial Correspondent Of The Eve
ning WORLDLY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 Copy
right, 1929. This is city of dread
full mourning. II reaches into every
home. from the White House to the
dwellings, OF the lowly. Every one Is
grief stricken. Oficials and the peo-
pie generally tackled their work to
day with heavy hearts.
Investigations galore will follow,
the disaster at the Knickerbockar.
but out Of the emotional expressions
Of city Of nearly a half million per-
sons there crystallizes one view, one
thought which may be the lesson OF
the disaster. 1t is criticism Of the
form of government of the District of
Columbia, the parsimony OF n Con
gress which is, after all, the Board
Of Aldermen or Common Council of
this city. For Washington residents
cannot vote. They have no Mayor of
their town choosing. They have no
voice in what shall be done with the
taxes they pay.
They have scant means of persuad- =
ing or reaching a Congress OF sal
individuals whose main object Is to
satisfy the peoples of other constitu-
encies, who after all have their own
municipal government, their own
basic services.
If the people OF Washington want
better police protection. = the fire
men need more pay. the District Com
missioners who are appointed by the
President of the United States must
camp on tho doorstep % Congress
and plead for attention, The Bureau
Of Building Inspection, the Fire
Police and Street Cleaning Depart
ments are efficient or inefficient
according as Congress Appropriated
funds for their employees and man
agement.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
ANOTHER COLD WAVE
MAKES WEST SILVER

Forcca-ta SHy L"weHt Tempern-
ture OF Winter VIII He Seen.
DENVER, Jan. 3O.--The West was in
the grip OF another cold wave to-day
The mercury went down to 2s degrees
lclow zero In parts OF Montana ana
wyoming. while sub-zero temperatures
prevailed in virtually all of the noun
tain districts OF Colorado.
Forecasts for the new twenty four
l,o,lrs wete for the coolest weather OF
The winttl in Utah, Northern Arizona,
western loorado and western New
Mexico.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
INFANT SUFFOCATED
BY TALCUM POWDER
Baby Upset Whole Box Into Her
Mouth.

Miriam Hendley. the eight-months-oid
daughter Of Charles j. Hendley, a teach
or In the George. Washington High
school, died Yesterday at his home No.
262 Mel can Avenue, Yonkers. Of suffo-
cation caused by tnhaling a quantity of
taloum powder.
Mrs. Hendley was powdering the baby
after her bath Friday when the little
one seized the box of powder and up
set the contents into her mouth, She
choked and Mrs. Hendley called Dr.
Louis u Waldron. The little girl grew
steadily worse and It was found that
the powder had entered her lungs, clog
Ging them and causing IN infection.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
A BREWERY ON EVERY
CORNER, JUDGES WISH

DHIe FFeeS Three Tor DrunkenneHs,
hut Holds BOOtieEger.
Magistrate Dale suspended sentence
toxication and held in $1,000 bail
Stanislevis Jstrzminsky. a cafe pro-
prietor of No. $50 Washington Street,
Brooklyn.
Decent. respectable saloon keepers
have got out of the business since
Prohibition" said the Magistrate.
THE aliens are cheating and selling g
this poisonous stuff, I would have
breweries on every corner. am not
opposed TO light wines and beer"
The evening world., 1922-01-30
IIBAsCI RHTRIAL ON FBB. 1

Justice Van siclen in the Queens
County Supreme Court hxed Feb. II
for the retr4ai of Joseph IAbasoi follow
ing tho Disagreement Of the jury before
whom ne 0As tried for the murder Of
Harry Caro-.
The evening world., 1922-01-30
STORMTOSSED
SHIPS, OVERDUE,
REACHING PORT
Comanche and Apache First to
Arrive-State Rooms and Din
ing Saloon Flooded.

Stories Of wild seas, crippled steer
ing apparatus and flooded state
rooms were told today with the
arrival of the first of forty storm
bound ships from one to four
days overdue. The Comanche, three
days late. and the Apache, two days
behind. both Clyde liners from Jack
sonville. were the first to reach their
piers.
The Comanche in particular, ac-
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TINE WORLD IRAYEI. BUREAU.
Arcade, Sf,ulitEeT (Worldl Building. 55-6S ParA
Row NJ Y CIV TeiephOhp Btrhman 1000.
Ihefk Sd1Jn for bssgsge and parcels opeo day ana
uiaht tf5ner ordun ard uays!lsTS' cneeb tos
sAlt.- .--Asu-
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\, Is a Congress OF such varied make
a,r and OF such diversified interests n
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13

Das neue @ebduoe murbe bon Dr.
g. 6. Stangl erri9tet, uno Die CT
0fnl1ng uno 2eitung oesielben brin=
gen nit iid nod ct. @lou0 5mei nelte
aerste = Or. Sreb. s.. 5tangl nno
81. Srtpin 6. Booming, bei6e bortet1z
baft befannt in oieIer Staot.
9as re1e @ebduoe lit IN Ieiner
goaenbung elm pirfli6es Mooeu,
uno Sic Mugtelnng entipridt boa=
fommenb Sen neueiten ginrihtungen.
gs lit an Ser @fe bon iiebter Mbenue
ur1b eriter straBe fii6lid geIegen, uno
bat an bieier StraBe cine 8reite bon
55 SUB unb entlang Ser iiebten Mbe=
nue cine 2ange bon 33 SUB nit 5pei
Sluren uno einem grbgel6oB.
9ieies nelte @ebdl1oe be5eibnet ben
Sortidritt Sen me0i5iniides 8iiien
felt oem &riege gemadt bat, 5u mel
der 3eit cine grobe Nadfrage nod
acknowledgement Metbooen in Der Diag'
MOLE unb 8ebanolung porbanoen
NOR. Ser rieiige 5ortibritt, ben Me-
oiain ltno @bemie in oieiem 2an6e
felt bem 4riege gemabt bat, lit ge-
rtiigenoer 8eneis in iid ielbft bob
Imerifa, tpen1 es 6ur6 ben &rieg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
Cine ue,te SeilantaH benz @erfebr er6fnet.

lonbern zines groBen Cells beg Noro-
meiten nit ginibluB bes 5entralea
un6 n0rbli6en Miinneiota un6 Ser
beioen 8afotaS gepiomet lein. Gs lit
bas erIte @ebduoe bieier Nrt, NIT Ser
aIerneueiten Musi tattung, a%uBerbalb
Ser 8miatngsita0te.
Drei Mdnner per6en IN Dem neuen
1nternebmen nit chamber Derbln6en
iein, nnb oieie mer6en in ibren fpe=
5ieaen Mrbeiten bei6dftigt fein. MQe
6rei lino MGnner bon ct. Glouo,
nelde fi6 Sabre lang Dem Stuoium
gepiomet baben uno ii6 in gutem
|grfoIge perionli1 gelobnt leben.
Dr. B. g. 5tangI bat ii6 Dor
|einigen Snbren ols praftiffber Mr5t
in ct. @1ouo nieoergelnfien. gr muir
Sc in 2ittle Sans geboreM belnbte
0ie 6ortige 56ule, uno 6ie 6amilie
fam, nadoem lie fur5e 3eit ibr Seim
in Melroie batte, nod ct. CLOUD, 100
er bie ct. CLOUD 9od16rle beiubte
uno obiolpierte. 8ebor er sic gbicu=
goer uniberiitdt be5og, fuoierte er On
Ser ct. Sobn's l1niberiitdt IN Collie
gepiue, nn6 nod DEM er an Ser gbtz
caaoer u~niDerfitdt graouiert batte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
strakenperbaltniGe IL Der
gnttt alien Belt.
gon Berb Cameras.

Mart ift inrmer ge1eigt, Der oit'
rndIiegenoen Belt aae galten Gigen-
i1aften ~5u5ulegen uno al mei1e11,
BOB onmals para0iefif@e 3uitd1oe
geberriM bdttm. 8mrbe man eirenl
3eitgenofie1 iebo9 3umu1ten, iid IN
Elm paar Sabrbu116erte 3uridliegen.
Sc gerbdltnifie 5u fi11ben, 10 mare e.
gepiB nidts meniger als e1tt5iH.
gemerfengmert 1T es nbriger1s, Dob
ieoes 3eitalter 0ie borbergbenoen
@efdledter nm Sic quite alte 3et"
6eneioete. Mmnlertpenigften mirbe1l
mir nrg nit BEN tdbtiide1 5traBen-
berb1ltniiien bergangener 8eiten be-
freunbe1 f0nnen. Ser mo6erue
CROP urb aud &leinitd6ter, d
ielbit Ser 9orfbenobner peiB es nidtt
a11oers, aIs BOB Elm gltteS 8flaffer
sic StaBen Bel f6led)tem Better
riht in urourd}oringliden Sdmub
perpan6eln IdlBt, bob BEL einbreden.
Ser 9unfelbeit bie eleftriiii9en 8ir-
men ODER Die @~nslnternen al1fflam-
men, SOB ste 5traBe1 gefebrt uno
iauber qebaIten meroe1. 8ie an1ers
mar baS uIes ii Ser ng11te1t alien
3eit.n
IN m,,Rtpn I'M ~. Snhrba1r.
oert III Hots6nm 6ie Meniben, Die
eoi non oinn1tort Mnnpf hpfnppf hpi
Shiphtprr Wpffpr nl1f 5telapn dehe11.
I'm nihf i'm 5frnkenff11l1h Al Der.
iirfen. Mber niht 11ur oag @etter
mar ihuIo an oerartigert 3uItdnoer1.
SIN MiHeIolter blieb aIler Shu1tb
u1b unrot a1,f Sen StraBen Iiege1t,
big einmaI cine Matgberor0itut1g iei.
ne geieitiaar,q perlangte. uno ba,1r,
rpa1rbe 81. aud midi etpa irge16po.
Bin. ms 6reie geidafft, ion6ern an
eG%&@SS~s 20 IG&T$&SESs5SASEr ~ EE..GEA...ZL. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13

81. mi 8. BON d puroe
81. CLOUD geborer u1tb e. beiltdte
bie ct gIoub grao,lierten un0 Sod.
|ibnlen, Diie er nit 3e,igniiien sci
Meife berlieB. @leidfaus g~rao11ierte
ct amber Normalihule ut1b befIeibe.
te ELI Sabr Die 8rin3ipnlitele ser
.sdule III MfbbD, Mtnn. Soba11r trat
er III sic gbieogoer uniberit6t Elm.
nno reibte iiii6, naboem Ell genannte
uniberiitdt abfolbiert bette, ben Stu
'benten oeg Muib Weeoical College an,
no er III 1919 promobierte. sooann
beitanb ct fein Brobeinbr I'M Sospt-
tai Ser Chicago, Miilpal1fee urb ct.
Baul giienbabngeienfdaft at gbtcn.
90 unb perbrndte etne1 groBen Cell
ieiner Belt nit 81. 9. SO. SippD, eli
nem 5pe5ialiiten Fir Wagenfpanfbeit.
.Dr. Booming bot als Direftor bes 81
.agnoitii1en Departements oes lutbe-
ridden Diafoneifen SoSpitals in gbi-
cago m6iibreno bes lebten Sabres ge-
Foient ltnb ii bieier 5tellung mar ibnl
oie poue 9bforge Der X-@ab 2abora-
forien a%nbertra11t.
Die gr0ffnung 6eS relten &ospi-
tails miro fir 6ieie @egero Elm Or
.eignis iein, unb iene Manuer, neI6a
bieies 8roieH erm0glidten ioIten
fir bren @eiit un6 iibr 8utra11en, bas
iie in bieie @egen6 ieben, empfoblen
merben. Dug nel1e @ebdl16e miro Ben
8etnobnern 6ieier @egem 5u Dinij
iein nno ionte ibnert al elmer Auene
berebtigten Stol5es unb GROCER gu
friebenbeit merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
Il, bns i'm ieine Mdrdenftin1rlilrlg
frffipn shDiir1e.

kyWl tGgtsS@ WtaLWGtJ@uttttWub
triiben miiroe. VI Z
Bon MN an 1labnlen Moberts Nh.
gen einen mebr beobndteroen Aus.
orud an. pern er an ieirern Min-
tel bcrbei tam. l1no ba bernerfte
er an ieinem gritnuner nllerlei, mas
inn bisber Dollfonlmen eltgargen
mar; fieine.1 gi1ten Mugen entging
es niht, oaB ii9 binter ben @nroi.
men ier1a11o berftedte, Der i'm an.
f9einenb ge1au beoba9tete; ner
meiB, tpie Ia1ge ifdor.
lno barn geiGnb es einH1al, bob
er Sic rote 9lurne fan6. @enali
lnter Dem betDuBten Geniter6en auf
Dem 8iirgerfteige. So1te fie Der
8in6 abgebro9en babe12 gr ibiit-
telte ben 4opf Yn6 bob iie allf. 90.
bei iAalte ct unpinfiirli1 binauf.
e. Mlio bod nidt Der Bino, ion,
bern Elm M166en, uno alem Mn.
i1eine nod Elm i11ges un6 biibides
M6ode11 mar es, bas fiid bIisidnea
3uriidfbog, Inn 11idt ent6eM al mer-
ben. Ser &err 5~tnbnefret6r M9el,
tie 1n6 ging tpeiter.
Sim ndditen Gage fa1to er fem
Genfterben often, un6 ibon bon Dei'
tenn ber1erfte er, pie ffh Elm MGo.
den Berouslebnte, 6as iii9 aber 55l-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13

dpa1ri6ein1td elmer Der berDorrageu=
ben 3uteile bes neuen @ebanoes, benn
|bieie MuSitattung iit cine foIde Der
noromeitli6en Sorte. Dieie arsltat-
lung 1T oos grgebnis zines beoeu-
tenoen 9rofeiiionsih1oiums ein Or
gebnis Der grfpr0erniS fortidrittli=
den Metboben Ser Diagnoie ndbreno
oes ilngit itattgebabten 8eltfrieges.
9aborntorium Musifatt1ng boberer
Mrt NOR bos @rgebnis 6iefes Stu
bi11ms, un6 otefe Nusitattung erm0g-
Iidt es stu6ierenben @ranfbeiten To-
1fort 5u erfennen uno ei1en groBen
geil Der Equalization 5u beieitigen,
tuo6ur6 Sic 5eitige gntuidelung 6ie-
lies 11euen 5eloes 9orafteriiiert miro.
Dnrb bieie Metbo6en ser Diagno-
life lift ser 8elt ser Nuben mirfliber
&eilmittel als cine gertnge 8ergnt-
nng fir iibr Spfer, Bag Tie ndbren0
6es 4rieges bradte, geliefert. 9iele
neue 8erfabrungSmetbo6en I'M So
bopatoril1m MAIDEN es m0glid, &ranf-
betten pbne 3tpeifel uuf ben @rut16
lsu fommen, unb oas Mittel fnn1t oa-
Iber raf6 %urtgetDenoet 1peroen. NuBer-
bent gibt es nod aDei an6ere beoeu-
fenoe 3tmmer in Dem nel1en Bebdu-
6e, bon benen eites 0ag X-NaDz3im-
mer ur6 rottpen6ig lit our nto6ernan
Mnsitattung, fir Sic Gorge getragen
LIT. Gin ar0eres 1T 6as 3imlner fir
Iipe5ielles 6irur6iibes Diagnoitii6es
8erfabren. Dieie beiben 3imtmer tper-
ben getp06mlih in MODERN eingeridte<'
ten Office @eebiaiuoen borgefunoen
mo bei6e baben ibren beoeutenoen
|@ebpa1tb. Mud gibt es n1f benz eriten
Slur cine groBe @eneralsOfice nn0
bier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser atpei.
tie Slnr 1T fir Office5immer borba.
balten.
Der 9nrdidnittgburger tpiirbigt
faum Den 50bepunft, gu benz ii6 me-
|oi8iniibeg Biiien ndiibreno Ser Iebten
paar Sabre enporgeidtp1ngen bnt,
1in6 es fidnt hibm 6aber ldtper, oie Not-
.apenbigfeit zines groBen @ebdubes Die
Ter Mrt bas benz 3nefe oient, Sic
&ranfbeit feit5uitenen, unb ih 6nr-
nod IN ser gebanoIl1ng gu ridten
5u erfenner. Nber Ser Sortfdritt Der
Meot5in in gerbinonng nit anoeren
Binenidaften tuidbreno oes &rieges
fat biele rtele Saden binfidtli6 Qus
ffellung ~ gerbinonttg 6amit our
5olge gebnbt, uno et 11glab oafir lit
%nottDen6ig.
Dieies @eba1t6e miro nibt bios
bent Dienite Der Staot ct. gIor6,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13

audi materien ni6ts getuonnen fat,
11eue unb bolitdn0igere Renntnis in
tpiiienidaftliber Siniidt errltngen
bat.
9as @ebduoe a1t fi6 nn6 feline Mns
itatturg 1T elm bauernber 8eneis fit
Die 3unabme Ser 8ilieni6aft IN 6ie-
lem 2an6e, uno ct. gloub barf iih
gIiidlib iddben, Dos Centrum zines
ioIden 1nternebmens gu iein. DaS
Gr6geid)oB miro als amts5immer Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @erbin-
Dung nit BEN anoeren &dlmlidfeiten,
ole fir Musriitungsfammerr ge-
bramdt tperoefk oienen.
Ser Sront-g ingarg befinoet itd
an Der eriten 5traBe iii6lib nnb es
befinoet iid an ieber 5eite oesielben
etne fleine 5alIe. 9nrd oieien Gin
gang geIangt man in cine Salle, uno
ein groBeg gmpfangs5immer. Cine
@ane, melde 6as @ebduoe teilt uno
ber 26rge na6 iid altsoebnt, befin-
5et fid I'm Sintergritno 6ieies 3im-
merg. auf Dem eriten s5ylur gibt es eff
Simmer, in Die man bon bieier Sal
Re aus gelangt. Dieie 6ierter als gi-
bIiotbef, fir X>GnDr1nterflidltng,
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