davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

milie Commit MerfeI 511 @alte mo-
rem. - 6reb. @90n pelder fir 5mei
@oden BEL Ser 6omilte Mi6. gaen=
beder at @a1te pur, lit nad ietnem
Seim in @iour @itp, Sonia, 5uriidge=
febrt.
Mbpn.
Sobn G9mi6 un6 feline Nrbeits=
mann1doft erridten fir 6ie etma Ell
ne Meile n0r6lib po11 bier mobnen=
Sen 6amilie Haul Neubauer Elm
nel1es Sous, Stan un6 Maldine1l=
iduppen; er faufte 240 Mder 9an6
bon Mortin Molitor, ouf 6em ct Sic
@e11bautem o1fidlagen laBt. -
Counting pur0e11 beridie6ene Mit=
glieoer uniereS fatb. S0riterbofes in
Sen 5tpeiten 2ogenrang erboben. -
Simon &ubmonm bat 6as Su1t6a-
ment fiji 1eine1t ne11er Stan bollen<
set un6 rubt nit ser @eiterarbeit
Bis gum ndhiten 6ribiabre. - Cute
nel1r 1aBt feiner Tamilie bonn Scott
traftoren Mnton Streit cine neue
Wobm1ng erridten: Sra1
Sloan Mergon NOR fronfbeitsbalber
ouf sic 3immerluft o%ngetpieien. -
Motb. Stunt un6 &obert Mergm
lino bon 8otpbells, 81. g., 100 iie
ii6 %lGngere 3eit beiu9smetie m1fbtel-
ten, 5uriidgefebrt. = Soiepb 8r1tner
un6 Sro1t morer m1f cine ISOLDE gu
8eiu6 bel ibrem in @loberton mob=
nen6en Sobne. - Mn ser lebten
.gomitog geboltenen 2ebrerberiamm-
lung betbetligten ii6 MIR elm 2ebrer
nn6 bier 2ebrerinnen; es tpore11 oteS
S. S. @elte> Stbelio Sartel, Maria
@un5er, Sss6a 5piefer un6 s. S. Mas
sci. Trot ser gertngen Gbeilnabme
>p11r6e SOS ga115e Brogramm 6ur@ge=
fiibrt. Gs tpur6e beidloiien, 6ie
1ta6ite 8%eriommlung om Is. @obem=
Der 5u balten. = Sebaition &aB 1aBt
cine 11elte, 5tpei @todperfe bobe nn6
2SX32 SUB grobe @obnung int
Iomn erridten. Sic &iroer Der
Tomilie Mmar16lts SIMMER an, melde
mebrere Soge franfelten 1tn6, peil
&inoerIdbmungsfranfbeit befirdtet
tpuroe> abgei9lollen poren, fino tpie=
ser bouitdn6ig bergei teat. Sic Mr=
belt on ser 11el1en Garage 1T in Mn>
griff genonmert mor6en. Serr SLEEPER
bat Dor, eir1en %erfabrenen Maidini=
item 5u 6ingert> Ser 6ie &eparatnr=
orbeiten belorgen ion. - IS beiBt,
baB Sobn &oB einen Sbeil 6es alten
sdnlbauieS bon Serrn Wetnmonn
qefm1ft nr6 borbot, Sen elben auf ietn
@run6ltiid gu transportieren uno in
Elm @obngebdu6e umanoern 5u lai-
1en. - Mnhi laiBt 60. &o6e ein 1te1teS
Suus anf feiner an SOS 8illage greet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

!pergniigen Dem ii@ eine groBe In,
5obl Sreunoe nnb 8ertpan6te 6es
@routpoores in freu6iglter Stim-
nn1ng bingab. Mit Sen @dlten
mii1ti6t Sen Meupermablten au6 Ger
uMoroitern" ELM ltets nngetriibtes
@%belebel1.
@reen,ualb.
Sic Iqrlmers Cooperative Cont
ponp berianote anfangs LETTER ISOLDE
cine neutrality-suspicious. .Gieb
nad @ioz5t. Saul; Elm glei9es be-
lorgte Mdf. &ramer BON bier. = Gum
Ste ta1t6 tpltroen perfiin6igt Muguit
@olenborl It nn6 Sri. Maria @taot=
berr. - Sobn Spdtb tpar lebte $50
be 5u einem pertpattotl6aftliden Be-
iude in Mabnomen. - sos. @ilber=
nid lit NIT DEM @ra0ieren Ser Stl-
lage-StraBe11 be- daftigt.
GolS Spriny*
SS1 ser 6amilie Sobn Sfeil iteate
|ii6 ein gelun6es Mao6en Elm. Meoge
es Sen begliidten @ltern 1r1r 6reu0e
bereiten! - e. g. 8blepien bon Ser
|@plo Spring Seating ano Pll1mbing
60. tpar ouf eintge Gage megen l1n=
|tpoblietn ol1f Die Stube a%r1getDtelen.
- Mih. Minnratb nn6 So6ter Maie
mQren Iebte ISOLDE in @abpeton, 90.
lD., tpo 1ie 0em 8egrdbnilie 6es
|Sdtpogers 6es @errn Mi11nratb SUI
bert 8raun,. beipobnten. IS. S.
|&rap bon ser 6ormers Miqing So.
bot sic fir 6as nie0ergebrom=
tie M1ible>reigentbum a1tsgeiebte
@eriiderungsiumme erbalten nn6
lit oe11 Greoitoren ser &orpo-
ration geredt getporoen. - Mad
mebrere Gage langem 8einde
bel Ser Mnoreas &lein 6amilie lit
6rau Sobn 8onabam nah ibrem
SCENT in Minneapolts 3uriidgefebrt.
= Beter @rpel0ing bon Merriqe,
Soma, erItattete ieinen bier pobnen-
SEN 90bnen Ibeooor, Sba6. nno
gmbros grpelbi11g einen milfomme=
men 8elu9 uno madte in Solep oie
@odj3eit ieines @obnes 6ran5 nit.
@il6egorb, Eodter Ser 6amilie Mn=
ton Otter, melde ernitli6 erfranft
nar, be inoet 1ih CUR 6rel6e ibrer
Gltern nn6 Sre1n6innen a1tf 6em
@ege ser 8elierung. - 6rau Setter
Mauri11 nno Eod5ter nebit Srau
5tetpol6 bon @liiabetb, Minn.> er-
ltatteten bier Ser 8amilie Manrin eli
men miafommeren 8eiu@. - gtf.
$. gdreifeIs tpur6e bon ieiner @a<
tin nit einem geiun6en S6bnden be-
idenft, mo5u nn1ern @ludtpmni6.-
sssobn Sdmib, @obn 8en. nno So6=
ter MgneS madten cine Sonr per Mn-
to nod Mbertbtle, 100 lie bel Ser So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
|ainoer n16 SRI. @ele1ta Mrn6t bon
|gaB Safe a1tf einige Gage 5n @uite.
Garmt1a.

ainoer un6 SRI. @elena Mrn6t bon
GaB Safe anf einige Gage 51 @alte.
6armtng.
SRI. Mario Seltrei1 eritattete IT,
rer Sa11te> Ser an Ser nnbefledten
gmpfangniBgemein6e gu ct. CLOUD
ais 2ebrerin angeltelten ebrm.
|Sd1pelte ter Milbelmina, 3. g. s., Ell
mem @elu6 nn6 miro it@ Sen Bog,
linge1r an ser ct. Benefits Mfaoe=
mite in ct. Soiepb anid1ieBen. =
Sos Son6l nno @atti11 %erfreuten lib
I6es @eludes ibrer gltern, Clinton
@on6I uno Sra11, bon Mlbanp. -
SRI. Mnna Be trei6 bon Mtontaa11
befin6et iid bier gu einem langeren
perpan0tldaftliden 8eiude. - 9ie
inn ct. Soiepbs Mltenbeim 5u ct.
Glon6 ungeltellte ebrm. Sdmeiter
Moopbea, 8. g. g., un6 Sic @eidpmi=
1ter 6ronces, &oio nn6 Soiepbina
Dingman1r. bon ct. CLOUD paren
bier BEL German6ten 5u @aite. - 3n
ieirem Sc. @e%burtStoge tpuroe Nif.
gbens bon germanoten nn6 6reun=
Sen nit ber3Ii9en @lidtpuniden be.
6oht. - &ermonn &orte, Srol1 nn6
go6ter Mog6alena nnb SRI. &atba-
rira &oborlt madten per Muto einen
9b1te6er nod Union Sill, Scott
County, tpo ser 8eiuh ser Samilie
6es Grof. Sofepb &oborit golt. -
Sesn Ser 6omilte 2l1caS 9ingman1
ltelte fidI elm m1rteres Md6den Elm,
oas ols erIter 6amilien5utpa6s in
ber5lidlter 6rell6e bon Sen gliidli=
diem @ltern begriiBt mur6e. Moge
6as &in66en o11d fernerbin ben 81
tern muir 6relt6e bereiten!
Gben @aleD.
9er Mnbol1 an Die bieiige ct. Ee=
ters Stride lit bouen0et mn6 6as ST.
mere 6es @ottesbouies mur6e al1fs
berr1idlte 6eforiert. Gin rel1erSeiaap=
parrot nur6e oufgeitellt Ii. 1tel1e @ib=
bGnfe mie cine ta1ien6Ionors tpertbe
@lode lit be1telt. Sic Soften ser
8erbel ierungen belaltfen 1th anf
$4,000. Ser Tforrer ser @emetnoe
1ob iih bon SEN @emetn6emitglie6ern
bel 6em l1nternebmet1 beItens n11ter=
itiibt.
Hpscpe.
Sn Ser bieiigen ct. -Mgnes &C.
mein6e lieben am 3ienitog bel einem
bonn bodrm'iten Nforrer, P. @gatbo,
8. g. g., gebaltenet 8rautamte If
rem 2ebensbun6 iegnen eesocob @an=
8er nn6 Sri. 2iuim Meper. @ab=
reno 6es 8rmtttages berGebten bie
@G1te BEL ser &od5eit, sic BEL SEN
8rotteltern gefeiert tpur6e, redt an-
qenehme Stun6en un6 sic Mben6z
itun6en brodten etn idones Sm5-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

nod Sent stearns County @efang:
nib gebra6t> nad0em CT iiberflibr1
mur, einen Naubperi JUDI gema6t 81
boben. gr bate 6as Sd1ob oeS Sd.
Droge11gei9afteS gebroden, Inn lid
Spiote at beridaffen. IaS ltrtbeil
lo11tet ouf 60 Gage @our1tpgefangnib.
D~ Seben Gienltas uno 6rel=
taq mer6e i9 inn @otel Wolfing in
Ireeport OILS 3abnar5t sx 9ieniRn
lteben. 81. gilep Smitb.
MbarD.
SIM &reiie bon gertpan6ten nn6
Treunoen feierten @. S. &idter unb
@attin ooS Set ser bledernen So6=
5eit, nobel bas S11belpaar nit berg
liben @liidpiiniben nnb @elegen=
beitsgeidenfen reidli@ beoadt m11r=
Sc. - gines ser 3milingSl0bnden
ser Somilie @einri@ S. 8lenfer mur<
Sc 6em 6amiIienfrei1e 6urb BEN 500
entriiien. Sic fleine 2eide pnroe
BON Ser @ieben @9mer5en=&irde
aus beeroigt. - Sic @ddfer=8 ron6t=
11er @artpare 60. bot in 6em nenen
ct. Mnna gdulgebal16e cine marine
%2nftbei5ung eingeri6tet; Elm @lei@eS
bel orgte sic 6irma in Ser Sobn
|gdmingbommers @obnung nie
ou6 in ser @obnung Ser in st.
ct. 6rancis m%obnenoen 5annilie
Iron5 2ange. - Sic nel1e @einri6
&empers @obnrng lit iebt nnter
Dad gebro6t mor6en. - Sn Der
epongelifd)en Stride mur6en getront
Saul &lein nn6 SRI. &oia 8oggen=
ltoB. @lid 5um 8un6e! - Sobn
s. Silt erntete bon 21@ Mder 2ono
$50 gn1bels @artoffeln. - Sron5
Gunner bot sic Smmerl &eitoen5
bon georg 80. g6afer g%efaltft nno
bereits be5ogen. - 6rau 6ran5 Sa=
berfomm erlitt cine gdulterperren=
flung, lit iett ober bereits mieoer TO-
peif, boB iie ibren &onspfli6ten
nahgeben funn. = Srm1 Warta S.
Slider lit bon Mlbnquerqle, ytem
Werifo, 5nriidgefebrt, mo tie 1bre
Sod)ter 2ouiie CUR Seritelung ibrer
angegriffenen @%eiun6beit 5urudlleB 3.
. Mah mebrere Soge langem 8e=
lude BEL leinem bier m%obnenoen
Sobne Mifolaus lit sc. S. Gales
nod ieinem 6eim in Serbian 5urlid=
qefebrt. - Sic neue 8obnung oes
otto Gbriiten, sic er in gods Mooi=
ton erri9ten laBt, gebt ibrer Boaen=
Dung entgegen. - Sim 9ienltog
idloiiem in Ser 8arming latberiifen
Stride SEN 8un6 fIrs 2eben Wm.
So6eI un0 SRI. Mortba eager. Moge
es 6em iungen Hoare itets mob ler-
geben! - Sn Ser Tamilie @m. &ab<
ner paren Sohm @id)bur4 nn6 5fpei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Gauf &api0s.

Sn elmer lette 8ofe gebaltenen
8%erlammlltng Ser County = &ommif
fire mur0en als llnterltiibrtng Ser
genton Gountp MISUNDERSTANDING
Nusl teq11ng Ser Mliociation $500
nebit Ser llnterltiitung, oie 6ieier &C.
iellbaft in oieiem Sabre bereitS bonn
County tpegen 3uerfannt >paren, 5n-
geipro6en. Weit Musnabme 6es &om-
milidrs Sling lffmn1ten Sic Mitelie=
Ser Ser 8eboroe ser belagten nnter-
ltiitung bel. - SSn Ser 8atab So
piermiible perben be6eutenoe Ser
belierungen getroffen. Neblt anbe-
rem lperoen in 0erlelben 6rei5ebn
neue iogenannte uSurbines" aufge>
itellt. Sic @erbeiierungen iouen Elm
noles Sabr beanlprllden, unb oeren
mer0en li6 mf $125,000 be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

uno sic @eoirfnilie oesielben IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8eiie befriebig
bat, 10 muB Dies in anerfennensmer,
tier @eiie bonn &ommiliar SOL. Ser
man geiogt mer6en. Sci Sen Yri,
mGr1pablen tpltr0e CT bon Den getpoh
ner11 iei11es Giitrifts IN ebrenoer 8ei<
ie nnteritiibt, ein 3eiden, baB bas
felt Sabren in i'm geiesten 3utra11en
nidt inn @eringiten erldiittert if.
l1nb tpie in 6en %Dergangenen Sabren
10 miro er, tpe1111 mie6erer1pablt, anb
1pdterbin bieies 3utrol1en 5um 8e=
item 0es 81 ltrifts unD beS County I'M
Magelneinen gu %miiroigen periteben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

beborbe alS 8ertreter 1es britten 81
itrifts BON Stearns county, mel6e er
anltrebt, beredtigt. 9err Weber Der
bin0et NIT Der ribtigen Mn%ffaliungs<
gabe oaer Jragen inbe5ug a1f fei=
men Diltrift uno bas County i'm a1ge=
meinen. einen geredten l1rtbeilsfinn>
oaber er ni@t umbin fam, 6en Be-
mobnern 6es 3itrifts, Die linn bas
@obl3utrauen idenfen, in elmer I'M
parteiiiden uno geredten Musfubr
r11ng ieiner Mmtspflidten Den beiten
Iienlt 5u leilten. un6 cine iolde
0ienitleiitung bere6tigt ibn 5ur 8te=
6ermobl, Sic ibm Ser z. geopember
NIT lid) bringen io1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Mahhetu 2afe.

Gen 8un6 fiirS 2eben idloilen bier
a1n 9ienitagmorgen pabren0 eineS
bonn bodm. Nfarrer sos. 8li6e1
5elebrierten 8rautamtes 5einrid
g6inoler, Sobn Ser Samilie S.
ghinoler, un6 SRI. Mgnes Sud,
5o9ter ser 6an1ilie Sba6. Sud, I'M
ter 6eren Sb6ah na6 6em Srauamte
Elm id0nes Sod5eitsfelt gefeiert
ml1r6e, GIT 6en1 iid Ser g%elaoenen
@aite biele eingefunoen batten, Ole
6em gliidliden Haore sic ber5lidE
item @iini6e fir cine geiegnete 3p=
funft entboten. 1ab fi9 6teie Ser
5enstpiinide berpirfli6en mogen, lit
ser oufridtige 8unl@ 6es rMoro<
ltern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@einer eisenen @adfplse mertb.

Sm 5peiten @ommiiiqrbitrift fiebt
ii9 gountp=&ommiiiar 8alentin Ger
man Tim cine @ie6ermabl nm. nno
Dies nit &edt. @enn je irgenb Ella
&ommiiiar oen gerebten Sor6ernif
fen 1eines 9iitrifts nadgefomnten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
MoAea1t %1tnalanbbar.

1s"vS0" ""ys'tA~""%" UOV aII%D
Sbnen banfen," fhreibt Serr Sein-
rid Slider bon Snperneb, Mont.,
fir STR Mpenfrauter. geit bier
Sabren lit ib an elmer Mogenfrart=
beit. 9ieber mare id geltorben> ais
elm ioldles elenbes 0aiein fort5l1ieben.
beiudte piele Mer5te un6 gebrm,6-
te oQerlei glrten Mebi5in, aber nidts
bolf mir. Gonn gebraudte id 8or-
MIS- Mlpenfrauter rno - es fdeint
falt l1nglm1bbar - i6 muroe pieoer
geiun6."
Sails Sic ii@ fir cine Meoi3in In
tereiiieren, sic uirflib gut lit, Ste
nidts enthalt a1s mas 6em Spitem
bortbeilboft lit, Damn miro Sbnen
6orni's Mlpenfrduter gefa0en. Midt
in Mpotbefen GIT baben. spe3iaTagen-
ten Iieefrn es sen 9el1ten brett bon,
2aborotorium Ser @eriteller, Gr. Be+
ter Gabrnep & Cons &c., 1875 60.
Mne., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

6o=pperatipe Creamery Milociatton
nobln 90. g. Mortenion bon 6em
Min1elota State Iairp 0epartement
bie nnter1udung Ser 8ider bes fritz
beren Sefretdrs un6 8%etriebsleiters
q. g. Gono Dor; Mrel Meperton
nin1n1t iett oieie 9oppeliteaung Elm.
- Geinrih Sbera bon Munid, 81.
g., mar bier ongenebmer 8elu6er
feines 8ruoers Solepb. - Sic
6rouel1 Seinri9 Mieboff un6 Sobn
Nieboff bon @lentara, Mont., maren
BEL Ser 6ra11 8. &lapperi9 81 @alte.
= Sic 6ami1ie Sobn Serbes bat leb-
ten 6reitag ibr @eim bon bier na9
breckenridge berlegt, mo tie cine
6orm 5u eigen bat. = 6rau Sacob
Moon iab sic Mitglieber 6es Nab=
pereins om 9onnerltag Inn ii6 Der
1ommelt. - Sen. 9oppe nn6 Jran
Sobn Mapers maren bel ser in ct.
&ofo pobnen6en Samilie s. Scope
gu @oite. = 6rau Meiit, pelde bier
BEL ibrer Mttter, Ser 6rau g. @ul5e>
mann ouf 5pei 8oden at @aite tpar,
lit Iebte @ode no9 ibrem &eim in
53umbrota 5uriidgefebrt. - 8qnffa>
fierer $. S. Serbian fiel in ieinem
Seim1 Sic Sreppe binunter nn6 erlitt
einen 8einbrrh.
So Se0en 9ienltug un6 6rei=
tag meroe i9 inn &otel 8olfing in
6reeport ols 8abrar3t at Dieniten
fteben. 81. 8ilen 5mttb.
Melrpie.
Mnton Meorl d)oa nn6 6rmu BON
@bafopee un6 Sobn @hafer un6
@attin bon Mlbonp fpra6en bier BE-
iudslpeile BEL Ser ebrtp. @hme1 tier
&ita, 8. g. s., bon ser ct. 8onifa=
ai1s gdutle un6 BEL ser 6mnilie
Sobn $. GbuG Dor. = SRI. Sofa
Sa1bne. begab iib bon bier nod Ga
lilo, g. o, bon mo Tie noh 5tpet $50
diem longem 8einde nod Gglp, Mon=
tana, meiterreiien miro, no lie Sic
@intermpnate Bel ibrem 8ru6er ber-
bleiben miro. - @eorg HraH, bon
@ouf Centre, tpeIher cine. 6@ Met=
len bon bier gelegene 6arm fanfli6
in iei1en @eiib brodte, 1abt auf 6em
neuen gigentbum Elm neres Seim
erriften; ieine Sorm umfaBt 240
Slider. - Soiepb 6innenfomp, mel=
der iih bier 6rei Monate BEL Ser
monoten 11nb 6reunben oufbielt, lit
nod ieinem @eim in Cincinnati 5l1-
riidgefebrt. = Mngult Gbesloge,
tuelder in einem 8onfgeidaft GIT
Gres6en, 81. g., M~niteQ1tng fat, Be-
fin6et Iih bier au einem bertpanot=
un6 freunoifoftliden 8eiude. -
6amilie Soiepb @ieboff bat ibr &eim
nod ct. CLOUD berlegt, tpo SEER
@ieboff in Ser Melroie Granite So.
MnItenung fat. - $. S. 9oosbrcaf
erfreute 1ih 6es geinfes ieines @ru=
6ers Gouoro bon Betersburg, Neb.
Ser 8eiu6er, fem 8ru6er $. s. nno
6eiien @ottin mo9ten elm Mbiteder
nadl Cafe @enrp. - 6rau 8bilipp
2ob nnter5og iid i'm bieiigen So1pi=
tol elmer 0perotion, beren SoGgen
al 6er1 beiten &offnungen a1f cine
bal6ige Gene lung Der Natientin be-
rehtiqen. - Cine Sodter Ser Sami<
lie s. S. Gerboar bon Seem Muni@
unter5og 1ib int bieiigen Soipitol ei<
ner Salsoperation. = Samtlie Setn=
rid Eiemann un6 Samilte clinton
8irbes tparen inn Stoate Mebrasfa,
tpobin iie per Muto reiiten, at freuno=
MoftIidem Sc nde. = Ser % SAT-
4 oIte 81. 81. aens pa1rbe bon bier
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Sur 8ieoermabl beredtist.

@ob1 lit es feline @rfabrung in Ser
gebanolung un1erer @ountp=MngeIe-
genbeiten, mebr aber 6ie @ir6igung
bes in i'm geiebten 3utrauens in Der
grflllung Der linn ols Mitglie6 6es
@ountpratbeS ob%liegen6en Bfli6=
ten, sic Dem Sacob 8eber 81
elmer 8ie6ertpabl in Die gountp=
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Grtra 9pe5ieueS
fir
Treita9 mno Samita9

SOC @dadtel Gbofolaoen 90n
Bon Sons fitr.............zJV
Grtra feline Sorte fa1cp 8inter=
Apfet beim Barrel Dber &i|te.
@ir bolten Sriidte uno Semitic,
bic itetS frilb Iino.
SIR 9ntes 8rpb 9ebranebt
Bartbelemps beites Mebl.
@ir liefern ab in alien Sbeilen
Der Stabt.
E. A. Barthelemys
Dept Store
PHONE SOC
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Bod=gbofola0e u Gate o.
Nan Sta @pcpa l Yfb. o.
,o M {f'a eta Cocoa u *f'. 5c
e%pnuenid)eiu gleanler IA
per Same. ~
49,: 9 S!a4s ~eibe @'0b @tdrte Dr.
peC Nulel... ~
0antee Oats grDBe5 To-
Yafet... w
gs g5S5S gi s !! a @s5e"''n PIC
@an Sta Cocoa fleine a.
SQr w
&aspers Turtep &affe, TO-
3 EfO. ~
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08
DICKENS AND CHRISTMAS.
To English Author We Owe the FanniI-
lar Type Of YuIetide Story.

To English Author We Owe the FamiI.
lar Type Of YuIstide Story.
To the genius of Charles Dickens
was due the familiar type Of Christ
mas story. The pioneer Of all Christ
mas numbers was "a Christmas
Carol" Thackeray called that tale Of
Old Scrooge and Tiny Tim a national
benefit" More than that, "a Christ
mas Carol was an international bene-
At, carrying it's burden of happiness
across the Atlantic and disseminating
its cheerfulness in every community In
the United States. Millions Of readers
have smiled through their tears in the
seventy-three years that the world has
been the richer and better for having
"a Christmas Carol"
Dickens wrote the story at the end
Of 1S43 to relieve himself Of the flnan-
clal embarrassments produced by his
rather lavish housekeeping. He was
disappointed in the pecuniary returns
He received less than $4,000 from the
sale III It's original edition. This il at
tributed to the very expensive form In
which it was published. Four other
Christmas books which followed, be-
ginning with '"The Chimes" were
much more profitable. Then in later
years the Christmas numbers Of
Household Words. to which the
! christmas Stores" were contributed
sometimes reached sale Of 100000
i copies.
In the end Dickens had little reason
to complain Of the rewards OF bis eff
forts in opening up the rich vein of
Christmas fiction. He was acknOwl-
edged the supreme master in that
field. Thackeray published Christmas
books. but wisely refrained from at
tempting anything similar to "A
Christmas Carol'' or 1.-THE Chimes"
In their own way. however. "Rebecca
and Rowena." an unapproached mas
terpiece of literary burIesQue. and
THE Rose and the Ring" delightful
story for children. which retains its
charm for their elders. are no less
matchless than the two principal
Christmas books by Dickens.
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08
COrreCtingSantaS
Records
By GOODLOE II. THOMAS

Copyright. 1918. by American Press AS
ISOLATION.
mEAR SANTA, I've heard that
~ you keep a big book
In your house way up north near
the pole
And all you need do is to 60 take a
look
In its pages to name kids you
know II
Deserve something nice, and Pm
writin' ahead
So you'll make a correction or
two
Regardin' q boy name,.sof.sJenes-
him called Ted.
Which is him that's a-writin' to
you.
lDARTICLAR I'd like if you
" please would erase
Where it says belong to the
gang
Of boys that hooked melons and old
Higgins chased
From his patch, with his gun
goin' bang!
For I have resigned from that
bunch, cause they're tough,
And Pm reg'larest one in our
class
At Sunday school now. Don't you
think that's enough
For a mark in your book that I'll
pass?
& MOTHER things troublin' me
SS course you would know
What it is when it's wrote with
your pen
| went in a-swimmin' when told not
to 60
To the river last summer, but
then
That ortn't to be marked up against
me no more
When December is here and I've
said
These things don't attract me the
least, so therefore
hope everything's fixed. Yours,
TED
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08
Christmas
Plum Pudding

RARE are all inclined to think that
" plum pudding is the oldest
and most historic Christmas
dish, bur as matter of fact the first
time it made it's appearance in its pres
ent form was in 1875. Before that
the Yuletide festival was celebrated
with plum porridge, dish that must
have required the digestion of an o.
trich. First beef or mutton was boil
ed in thick broth, to which brown
bread was added. When half cooked,
raisins, currants, prunes, cloves, nut
meg, mace, ginger and any other con-
diments that were to hand were pu&
In and the whole was boiled and bod
ed to a pulp.
The present day plum pudding had
its origin In England. but In the reign
Of Louis XVIII. French version.
known as ''plumbuting," made its ap-
pearance. 1t was very like its Eng
lish cousin, but was lightened by the
addition of breadcrumbs, more eggs
and a rice -four, which were used f.
stead Of the enormous quantity Of suet
that was. required by the earlier Fec>
ipes.
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08
OUR CHRISTMAS TREE.

Owes Origin Perhaps to Luther's At
tempt to illustrate Stars to Family.
Our Christmas tree, which is a fea-
ture of most public Christmas eve cele-
brations and in many homes, Is COM
parativeiy new in Christendom, but 1t
springs from some very ancient GUS
toms. The Egyptians regarded the
date palm as an emblem of immortal
ity and of the starlit armament and
at the time of the winter solstice deck
ed their houses with its branches. 1t
was held by them to be "a symbol OF
life," triumphant over death, and
therefore of perennial life in the re-
newal Of each bounteous year. Other
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08
A Christmas Tree
In Turkey

I'm the far east rule s and restrictions
may be made to yield to influence
with a latent force behind it. as
instanced by this serio-cOmic incident
found in Captain A. B. Townshend' 5
book, "a Military Consul In Turkey"
A certain highly influential foreigner
at Adrianople some years ago wanted
a Christmas tree and ordered ne from
Sofia to come by train. but when the
tree, an unpretentioIs FIR about ten
feet high, arrived at Adrianople sta
ton some one discovered that it WIS
illegal to reca'. ''plants" from abroad.
"Yasak" lit is forbidden). said tile
custom house.
"Yasak," echoed the sentry on duty.
The foreigner said whatever was the
equivalent to rubbish and demanded
the tree.
Here was a nice quandary for the
authorities. Evidently it was a most
fearful thing to receive a tree from
abroad, anC yet the consignee was
capable of getting some one into very
serious trouble If he did not get his
tree, and he said he must have 1t with
In forty-eight hours.
Some one at the custom house scared
above the difficulty. The tree was sent
on to Stamboul on the Orient express
an eight hours journey. 1t came back
to Adrianople by the next train. and
the person for whom 1t was intended
received notice that "a tree, from
C0nstantinople" had arrived for him
and would at on be handed over to
his messenger.
So the poor little Bulgarian tree
had become a Turkish one. brought
from Constantinople. and by that
means 1t satisfied offlcialdom and serv
ed its purpose In the end
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08

trees have been endowed with the
same significance In other countries.
A Scandinavia myth speaks of u
service tree" sprung from the blood
drenched soil where two lovers had
been killed by violence. During the
Christmas season myst> riOus lights
which no wind could extinguish were
often seen flaming in its branches.
A later explanation Of the Christmas
tree dates back to Martin Luther and
tells Of him attempting to describe to
his family the beauties Of snow cev-
cred forest under a starry sky.
enable to make them comprehend
satisfactorily, he went into the garden.
cut a small ar tree and set it up In
the nursery with it's branches covered
with lighted candles.
Morris tribune., 1916-12-08
YuIs log and Bears Head.

AS far as any one can see backward
into the history of the English. or, in
deed. in any OF the northern nations.
the Yule log and the boar's head cut
very important figures in the Christ
mas celebrations. The singing Of car
OILS or songs essentially fitted for the
season also dates back for its origin
to the old days. The bringing In aud
lighting of the Yule log was the i'm
pOrtant ceremony which marked the
opening OF the revels. This event took
place on Christmas eve.