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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
DROuTH BROKEN
BY SHOWERS IN
EVERY SECTION
A|tus Has One Half Inch Of
Rain; Light Fall Here,
GREAT BENEFIT TO CROPS


Literal Shower, OF b'c,,lug'' ' icll
in all part, Of Oklahoma today with
the country facing one Of the mos, Sc
rious food shortage, IN lt, history and
Practically every crop IN Oklahoma
suffering severely from drouth, wind
and drifting ,and, light rains were re.
ported al Through the purely agrlcul
tural sections oi western Oklahoma,
and in the oil producing region, where
water shortage has halted drilling
operations Tor days The value ol the
rain to this state i, placed at any place
from 100000 to Sl0WW
10 Inch Here,
Locally 20 OF an inch OF rain had
fallen here p TO noon The prcclpia
,ion began at abou, 9:N o'clock his
morning. br' Stacked up shortly before
noon. Cloldy and unsettled weather
with probably showers is forecast here
for this afternoon and tonight Thurs =
days forecast is for probably fair and
warmer weather
Continuance OF the cloudy condition
means much to the farmers ina>much
as the rain will penetrate more deeply
ir,o the soil than would be the case
should the sun appear and cvaporate
such moisture as lies near the surface
of the earth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
AMERICAN GIRL
IN GERMAN PRISON

HANFRHlLl. Mass April IA
letter received by Miss Nellie NJ Moore
from Miss Pauline NJ Jordan oi this
CITY who went with Rcd Cros, part,
tp Bucharest last November brought the
information that Mis-, Jordan had hcen
Imprisoned hv the Germans She WtoI'
iha, she had been placed an a basement
which was bitterly cold and Wa pro
yidcd with only very lutte food
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Rioting Takes Place
in Bulgarian Towns

LONDON, April IL Rio'ing m sc,.
ctal towns IN Bulgaria is reported IN a
Rcu,ei dispatch from the French head
quarter, un the Macedonian from, In
Sofia German cavalry q, said iu have
charged the rioters, o,oa,ionlng mary
casualties ln some eases. the dispatch
rcpurirs bulgarian troops have taken
sides with the manicstans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
obey the Law; Keep
Your Mouth Shut
Minister Hold for Treason.

PlTTSBURGH, Pa, NpfiI II--Rcv
William A. proSser, pastor ot the
United Peoples church, was arrested
today on charge Of high miSdcmeanor
|, is alleged that in addressing a mass.
melting here Sunday the minister ad-
vocated rebellion IN event ,nnSctlp-
iion becomes effective IN this country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
NEGRO MINT JANlT0R
COINS CHANGE FOR
HIMSELF EVERY NIGHT

~ NN FRANCISCO Apul IL
~ Whenever Charlie, T. Butler,
~ negro lanllot at the United
State, MIN, here. needed a little ey.
ira change. he would ~ into ,hc
money press room federal detective,
said today, put little silver into IN,
mold and make himself a nice new
halt dollar Butler was arrested by
a secret scr,lc, operative Who had
been detailed 10 lind ou, whc had
.hrcn iampering with IN, machinery
Of the press
Ru,letS plan, according TO the fed.
cfal authorities. Was 20 strike off
enough coin 10 Las, him through the
day The small quantity oi silver he
took was no, missed and Ne made
money. the officer said. every nigh,
lie had been IN the guyernmtn, ser
vice for twenty three years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
BOMB. OR CLOCK
NOW BLAMED FOR
ShRAPNEL BLAST


CHESTER, Pa. April II President
Alba b Johnson oi the Baldwin Loco
motive works, changed hl' theory that
the Eddytone explosion was due TO an
accident after a visit 10 the plant 60.
day He now agrccysRhh the view OF
Samuel NJ Nauclain president OF the
Eddy,'onc Ammunition corporation,
that plo,,ers caused the explosion.
Bomb Touched OF
Although NC have only cifcumNan
,ial evidence Mr. Johnson said, II,
looks a. It some one touched of a
bomb or a time clock with an explo-
siNe attached. ......--...--..
\ revised list oi the fatalities re
suling from the explosions yesterday
a, the Shrapnel loading plant place the
number oi dead at l22, III, majority
girls and Young women Between l25
and $50 men, women and girls were in
lurcd a least ten being so burned and
torn by Shrapncl fragments that death
was momentarily expected Twenty
three other, were missing
The energies OF Investigators today
concentrated On sitting the narratives
OF survivors.
While the police refused to discuss
the case oi two suspects arrested here
last right. after an investigation. !, was
lntlmaled that valuable information was
secured from papers found ou onc 81
the prisoners
Suspects Are Aliens.
The men under arrest father and son.
the latter giving Philadelphia address.
are said tn be aliens
Work was resumed as usual today IN
all departments OF the plant except ,he
box loading and she'll base depart
men'. which were housed in the rune 1
building The plan, will be in compile,
operation April y i, was announced
When the extent oi the disaster was
realized Chester citizens Immediately
began raising subscription fund Tor
the victims and their families.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Storage Supply
of Eggs Exhausted

WASHINGTON. Apul ll-Ptac,i-
alh the entire stock ui tgt, held in
storage through 'hc winter was exhaust
ed March T. .uly 800 cases remaining
from the million cases held last Au-
gust ihc federal bureau Of markets an.
nuw.al ,ol1, The figure, we're based
on reports % 20 storage plants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Public Apology Made

MANCHESTER. n. IT., April H..
John \ Paquc,te was compelled today
to make public apology by Police
Judge Pcfkin, Tor applying a vile cpi
,het TO President Wilson IN a Man.
chester saloon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Joplin Banker
Granted Divorce

JOPLIN Mo, Npr,l Thomas W.
Cunningham aged millionaire banker,
va. granted q divorce from his Young
wife Mr., /oe I Cunningham today.
Charge, had been made tha, Mrs.
Cunningham had obtained possession u
\ hrg- mn NJ Nm, c.lalc DIV fraud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Wouldn't Stand; Fined

BRISTOL. Conn, Aptil ll-Frank
piedto, who said "ro bell with the flag"
when asked to ',ard up in a moving
picture theaicr IN salute TO the ma.
tioual ensign vas given three months
i'm iail today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Farmers to Grow
Crops for Nation

WARREN Pa Naril Fifty FARM
erS near TIN, CITY have each set aside
quarter acre Of land on which they
will grow crops Tor the government.
The plots will be cultivated BY the FARM
ers along with their other land and the
production turned over to the war de-
partmcut Beats have been selected ior
the l.l1 rrnn-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Showers Today and
Tonight, Forecast

LOCAL roRecAsr-olovdy and un.
seWee weather with probably shower,
TINS afternoon and tonight, colder 20
MONT Thursday probshly fair and warn,
ar,
STATE ronlo,, siousv A.,
showers In esst portiori colder! rhur,dsy
fair and warmer In IVES, portion.
KANSAS Unsettled. prnhshl, show.
ere cooler tonight
daN.
WEST TEXAS Fair. colder torish,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Splitter Under Bond

WATERBURY. Conn April IL
I'D ,pi, on the American flag cried
John Hurnick IN a saloon here early
Today IN court he was bound over
under 81 n0 bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Austrian 10 Iail.

WASHINGTON. April ii-Emc,,
Polpok. an Austrian was sem 10 iail
Tor ninc months today when convicted
OF dcnounring Presidcn, Wilson on a
solley caL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Speed and Power of British
Assault Completely Silence
German Artillery Near Arras
rc0che5 and Bar0ed Wire
Enta0gIeme0tS Destroyed
and Tcutor 5uidicrS, With
out Supplies for -Four Days,
Willingly Surrender,
BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT
OF the Associated Press.

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS Is
FRANCE, April 1.-THE speed and
power Of the British assault, IN what
will probably be known IN history as
the battle OF Arra,, seem to have thor.
oughly surprised the Germans, so much
so, in lact that their usual retaliatory
artillery tire ha, been absolutely negi.
bic IN the ,No last dag. This j, part
is due OF course, to the number OF
gun, captured. 10 which must he added
the number Knocked out by the British
artillery before the actual assault be
gan 1t J, also due To the fact that the
Germans have been too busy trying 10
get their remaining guns away from
immediate danger to bother llring them
a, the enemy In German artillery
position cast OF Arras, known as bat
tefy valley, could be seen the remaini
~ N,ue,t,,t g,,,, f,.IJ n..s.s tntaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Trenches Battered to Pieces.

\ trip over the newly taken lines re-,
,ealcd a condition OF trenches closely
approNimatng those recently eyacua,.
ed by the Germans in the valley OF the
Somme. Many dugoutS remained with
only damaged por,aleS but the trenches
including all communication lines have
been numerically battered about
So successful was the artillery bar
rler set up by the British back OF the
German lines tina, some OF the German
prisoners reported ,ha, they had been
without food supplies for four days.
Barbed Wire Cut TO Pieces.
The batbed wire entanglemen,s pro-
tcc,lng the German positions were OBJ
liberated and only stray strands could
be seen here and there on the first
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11

PARIS, April lit was decided to-
day that the Lafayette flying squadron.
OF Americans who have dis
themselves at the front. will
change from French 10 American mill
tary uniform, and hereafter carry the
Amerlcan lIag a. the French front.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Gault in Conference.

The urgency OF the situation va, EN-
phaSized this morning by Frank NJ
Gault, president OF the state board OF
agriculture following a conference with
James r. Wilson, head OF the agrlcu
tural extension work l. +. Phillips Of
BarileSville, president OF the Oklahoma
Banker, association and Harry BagbN
secretary.
Unless We have rain within two
weeks. there will he 100000 acres in
the state that will have TO be replan,ed
iusredisfeiy IL 'tfis state wocid do Ia
part in the increased production" Presi-
dent Gaut said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Texas Youth Is Wounded
After Raising u. S. Flag
For First Time At Front
Member of Canadian CQm~
pany Carries Stars and
Stripes on BayOnet in As
SaUIt at Luo,
.AvIATORS RAISE COLORS
Lafayette Corps TO Wear u,
S, Uniforms and Fly the
American Flag,

OTTAWA, Can, April 1.-The
Stars and Stripes went into battle
for the first time during the world
war during the recent entente
storming of Vimy ridge in France,
according toean unofficial dispatch
received here today from Canadian. .
army headquarters in Europe.
"To a Young Texan who came to
Ontario to enlist, and who is now
lying wounded in the hospital" the
dispatches read, belongs the honor
of first carrying the American flag
into battle in the European war,
into which the United States. a. a
belligerent, has just entered. He
went up to the assault at the Lus.
CARRYING the Stars and Stripes on
his bayonet and fell thus"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
To Furnish Seed

The immediate plans so lar developed
provide for cooperation between the
state board OF agriculture and the
bankers association in seeing tha, for
the replan,ing is furnished.
The board Of agriculture will write
al once to all commercial organita-
tions in the state for definite iniorma-
tlon as 10 the seed available, tie acre
age to be replan,ed and the number Of
farmers that canno, purchase the seed
With this information, the board and
the bankers association will supervise
the purchase oi seed and the aSsoca-
ton will finance such purchases for
those unable TO do it themselves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11
Work Outlined

In resolution passed by the cxecu-
tive committee OF the bankers aSsocia-
,ion last night, the scope OF the work
was outlined
TO make sure OF the production of
plenty OF feed in Oklahoma, the total
acres planted within the next SIX
weeks to kaiir. milo, ieterta. cane.
sudan grass, millet, cowr-aS and pea
ru,s must at least be equal TO acreage
already planted TO corn"
District farm agents George w Vim
son, + + Ferguson, and ! NJ DALEY
are in the city today attending the con
ierenrs with the view OF giving in.
,truc,ionS to the county farm agents
m their territories
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-11

Continued on rare rwcl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

M%inneapolis. = Sn ser @lage oes
Mlois 9rintel bon bier gegen Die
Yublic Serpice So. bon ct. CLOUD
ipradJen Sic @ei6morenen nod 5molf-
ltiinoiger 8eratbung in einem Stint
ieditel 8er6ift 6em &lager sic Cunt
me bon $4,000 5u. SSn 6ieiem Yro=
5eB 1ta1roen auf 5eite beS &ldgers
sic Mntpalte 0onoblte bon Melroie
uno 0r,iglep bon ct. CLOUD, mdb=
reno sic perflagte Hartei bur6 sic
ct. CLOUD MnmGlte Sullipan utt0
Sintsl bertreten par.
Melrpie.
Ser Corner Dr1g Store lit lebte
@ode tai11flid an einen getpiiien
Srrin S. Gbompion iibergegangen,
melder iid BON @bitebau, @isconiin
bier einitellte. = Morbert S@nlteno=
Der, melder orei @oden in Suniti=
gers Sleii6ergei6aft 3u ct. CLOUD
angelteIt tpar lit 5uriid nn6 bat feline
friibere stelle 1T M1tgl1it sn1ers
Mebgerei mieber angetreten. Sobn
6repel bon Canada, Ser por6em We1s
roie 5u ieinem @eim batte, eritattete
bier einen freunoi6aftli6en 8eiu6.
gr bat BEL Ser Great @ortbern 8abn=
geielihaft glniteQung genommer un6
miro mabrl6einli6 Sreeport 81 iei=
11em @eim MAIDEN. - Nif. &rid bon
9es Moines, Soma, berbra9te sic
Tetertage bier bel ietnen @ngeb0ri=
gen. = SEQ @euen1tein, mel@er sic
Manfato @m6elsfdule beiu6t, traf
at Sen 8etbnadtstagen bier bel Sen
@ltern Elm. = &eter Solinger bon
8ier5 genob sic 6eiertagsfreu0en
bier int &retie ietner Smtlie. =
6ran 3eno S6 tpa1rbe bon Der fbltm-
men grframfung hires Sobnes, bes
bo@m. On. Soiepb S6 bom papitlt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

me 5tunoen uno beebrte 6ieielben
nit paiienoen @eihenfen. = Soiepb
@eifbarbt nn6 6rau bon Wilmaufee,
@is., tparen iiber Ole Selttage mi4=
fommene @aite Der Samilie Morib
@ol6en. - Sre6. IS. @odert, pelder
iid mebrere Gage in ben Iangarmen
Ser So Grippe befan6, fat ,it6 6en-
lelben tpie6er entpun6en. -Sn elmer
3ienitagabeno pergangener ISOLDE ge=
baltenen @%eriammlung 6es Staot=
ratbs muroe Ser 5ta6tantbeil an 6em
eleftriiden 8etrieb. DEM 6. 80. 5tun-
tebef faufli6 iiberlaiien. - @arpep
@odert, Sen. 2o6 nn6 Otto 8elte,
melde in ct. Sobns College b0beren
9tuoien obliegen, berbradten Die
Seiertage bier bel ibren gltern. -
S. $. Steinfe un6 6rau BON @6en
ganep genollen bier 6ie @aitfreun6=
idaft ser Samilie sos. @%orger6ing
lonie Sic lonitiger @ertpanoten un6
6reunoe. - Mid. &iifler, 9obn
ser Samilie Setter &iifler, berbrodte
feline MISUNDERSTANDING IN 2afe
George un6 @lroia bel gerpan6ten
un6 5reun6en. Sobn 8utmeiler
febrte BON Nor6bolm, Minn., 5uriid,
mo er mieoer cine 6arm berfauft bat.
MartD.
Sim 9ienitog fommen6er @o6e
miro in Ger bieiigen 8farrfirde So
iepb Mein5 SRI. @argaretba Mm1s
als 8raut gum Sraualtare fIbren.-
Stint Montag febrten @einri4 nn6
@Gcilia, &in6er Ser Gamilie oeS
@ountp=&ommiiidrS g. S. Sbeifen
BON bier bon 8erbam, mo- lie ibrer
@d1peiter, Ser Srou g. g. Berger,
einen langeren 8eiu6 eritatteten, inS
@aterba11s 5ltriid. - Sim Geite 6eS
FL. Sobannes feierte Ser in 6iefer &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

mei1oe belteben6e ct. Sobannes
Mannerberein fem Patronsfelt.
I'm 9 ubr %5elebrierte Ser bodsp. s.
2eutbner elm @odamt uno bielt cine
DEM 5eite entipre9en6e Bre6igt. SroB
Ser i6le6ten @itterung maren 6ie
gerei1smqnner beinabe ~boQ5dblig 5u
Sen Saframenten. Na6 Der fir6li-
den Teier fan6 6ie Sabresperiamm,
lung oes @ereins ltatt, Die bom bodtp.
Bfarrer nit elmer Mnipra6e eroffnt
ml1roe. Sic Mobl ser 8eamten bat=
tie folgen6es @rgebniB: SEQ &a1nfel,
Hrdli6ent; So1epb @olf Sefretacr;;
Bius @ider, @6abmeiiter.
GplegebiQe.
Samilie Sobn Gti6 bon Moro6a-
fota tpar Mber sic 6eiertage bier BEL
ibren gltern auf 8eiu6. = Sofepb
@ori1g un6 Clinton Barner bon Cas-
fatoon, Canada, maren BEL bieiigen
@ermonoten 3tpei @o@en gu @aite
nno iin6 9ien1tag mie6er 5u ibren
Samilien 5urudgefebrt. Sobn
Simmers lit felt einigen Wo6en mie=
Ser auf sic &ranfenltube angetpieIen.
= Beim So1epb @6er ma6ten Die
@url t6iebe ant @eibna6tsaben6 Ell
men ge1u6 un6 bieBen cine Menge
ieiner grten 8rotmiirite mitgeben: -
9ouis @artig nn6 Grau madten lebte
@ode BEL 8ertponoten int bairii6en
Excitement einen 8eiu9. - 5rm $.
Brinfmonn %eritattete lebte ISOLDE If
rer in Melroie mobnen6en So6ter ei-
men 8eiu@. - @m. Brinfmann bon
@o16 g Spring berbrodte BEN Men-
jabrstog bel ieinea bier mobnenoen
@Itern. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
d]en Ssolepbinum in Columbus, Ohio,

den Soiepbimm in Columbus, Otto,
in &enntniB geiebt. = SSoiepb S6r0,
ser, mel@er 6en 30glingen I'M Sole
pbi1unm in Columbus, Ohio, ange-
bort, tbeilte fi6 in Sic @eibnadts=
frelloen nit ieinen bier tpobnen6en
gltern. = S. g. Stte nn6 Sral1 per=
SEN nod 6em 6. Sanltar ibren perma=
nenten Sib in Nfelroie aufid)lager1,
uno @err Otto tpir6 feline friibere
5tel(e bel ser Great Nortbern 8abn=
geIelidoft mieoer iibernebmen. -
SSobn @6ilb bon Solep perbrad)te sic
@eibna6tsferien bier bel 6en gltern.
= Sri. @ertrub Gie6emann, tpelde
als S1gen6er5ieberin in @rooflton
tbatig 1T, genoB bie 6reuoen Scr
@eibnadten an Der 9eite ibrer 81
tern. - 6ra1t s. 6. 5bmib bon
911lutb tpar at 8etbna6ten BEL Der
Samilie S. 6. Srisfo. - Sre6.
sdultenober nno 6ro1 bon @ran6
SORTS tbeilten 1td in BEN @eibna6ts=
freuoen nit Sen Jamilien 8ernbar6
g6ultenoper un6 S. g. San6brinf.
= &odtp. Serr Sugo @rnnomann
bon Clear 2afe traf 9omeritagabeno
bier at einem freun6idaftli@en Sc.
1u6e beim bodpp'1ten Mfgr. g. &i@=
ter Elm.
Mfeire @rpbe.
s. g. S9pegmann bon 8loomer,
isis, tpar Ser Setertagsgoit ieiner
bier mobnen6en @ltern. - Mm Wfitt,
mo6morgen bergangener ISOLDE ge-
rietb 6os @briit. Maoers S6anflofal
in Selter II. wur6e tbeilmeti e 5eritort.
@egen elf ubr gemabrte 6re6. Sad=
mann oie @efabr 6es 6euers, Dos be-
reits mebrere Stun6en it@ in ben
@Gn6en meitergefreii en- batte. Smlfe
par bol6 our Stele, 6o6 Der &f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
qeaen 6os perbeeren6e Clement pur-

gegen oas perbeeren6e Clement tp11r-
be eridapert onrb Sen tiefen S6nee
n1o SEN 1tarfen @in6, Ser 6ie SLANT
men. mebr nn6 n1ebr anfadte, bis
oieie 5l1lebt our6 6aS Da6 i6lugen.
IS gelang Ser perpeinten &raft ie=
oo6l oeS Jel1ers @err at mer6en, be-
Dor baS @ebauoe gan5li6 5eritort
mar. Ser ollrd) sic Seuersbrunit emit
Itonoene Sdoben lit tbeilmeiie 6urb
8eriiderung ge6eft. 8ie 6aS Seuer
entita1ro, lit imn1er nod ein &atbiel.
- Seinrid 9onemeDer aus 6em be-
nadbarterl @lroia fat lib nod Man=
6an, g. g., begebeul tpo er 6ie 9telle
zines Dar0=Manager bel Den Sbomp=
ion DarbS, Snc., iibernommen bat.
Sreepprt.
SRI. &ola @iedmar1, peld)e int
&apbaelS &olpital gu ct. @louo
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING megen
operiert m1r6e, ma9t a1f 6em 8ege
Ser @eneiung Ole erfreult6iten Sort
i9ritte, uno lin6 6ie beiten Musltdten
fir lire bal6ige gntlaiiung aus Ser
@eilanitalt porban6en. -8en. 8lume
fat iib in perl0nlid)en @ei6aftsan=
gelegenbeiten na6 @iifeton, Sarge
uno un6eren Srtldaften in Nor66a=
fota begeben. &uoolpb @eae, tpel=
der in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
51 &oiemont, Mirn., als 2%a6en6iener
lit, genoB 6te @eibna@ts=
freu6er bel ieinen @ltern, Gertpan6=
ten mn6 Sreunoen. - SSn Dem Be-
fin6en Ser 6ra11 81. 8. &a bat
iib CUR 6rel1oe ibrer Mngeb0rigen
ponitGn6ige @eneiung eingeiteat. =
&odtp. 8farrer P. Maurus, .. g.
bereitete Sen Mitglie6ern 6es Sir
dend}oreS am @odmittage oeS bo@bl.
@eibno@tsfe1tes einige re9t a11geneb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

re @auline @ana1er bon bier, lit nit
ibrem 5obne bon ct. Soiepb, &c.,,
bier 5u ei1em 6reim0digen &elu9 bel
8ertpa16ten eingetroffen.
ct. Martin.
sSobn 2oeden ien., tpelber untpeit
bon bier mobnt, erlit beim Soften Ell
mes b0sartifen Bfer6eS einen 8ein=
brn6; Ser 70 Sabre alte Mann fam
gu 6au un6 6as Ebier trat a1f 6as
'@ein un6 berurla9te SEN 8ra1@, Der
unter 9r. @el5 8ebm6lung ieiner
@eilung emtgegengebt. = 6rau Mear=
tin Soon, pel6e Dor einiger 3eit IN
minneapolis operiert por6en tpar, lit
nun mie6er gan5 bergeitent. - Sic
Stuoenten, tpel9e lire @eibna9ts=
ferten BEL ibren M%ngeborigen ber=
bra6ten,. ii1o ont Mittpo6 mie6er
na6 Ser ct. Sobn'S uniperittat ab=
gereilt. = Ser Stu6ert &e9ler,
1nelder bier Dor einigen Sagen idtper
erfranfte nn6 unter ser &eban6lung
BON Or. Self bon &i6mon6 itebt,
bat ii6 be6euten6 gebeliert. St miro
bon SRI. SSoa @end bon &i6mon6
gepflegt. - Mid. Sbelen begob 1i6
letten Mittpob no6 ct. CLOUD, I'M
BORT 6ie @an6elsidule 5n be1n9en.
- SRI. Mngela &dbn, mel6e mab=
reno elmer ISOLDE bier auf 8eiu6 tpar,
lit ant 9ienitag mie6er nad ct.
CLOUD, mo iie in Stenung lit, obge=
retit. = 9ie Ebeater : @oritequngen,
tpel6e ont Sonntag nn6 ant Scent
iabrstage bonn bteiigen Sbeater=&1ub,
6em Sr6elter mr6 6em @elargberein
9ie6erfron5 gegeben tprr6en, maren
iebr itarf beiu6t. 9& IL Spieler
1pielten tire Stolen nit ol1snabme
etli6er 9pieler, tpel@e erit gum er=
1ten Mole %auftraten, bor5iigli9. Die
fSpieler ge6erfen in 8al6e Elm gr0Be=
res Stid arf5nf iibren, boffentli9
tper6en mir ni9t getGuiht peroen.
Mid5mpn6.
MatbiaS 8insfel6 1tn6 Satin uno
@ugo Wfi19el bon @ilton, 81. g., be-
fin6en iid bier nn6 IN Der @a@bar=
ldaft 5u einem berpan6t- nn6 freun0=
i6aftlt6en 8eiu6e. = Gin fletnes
&in6 Ser 6amilie bes 9r. 8. g. 8rtd
tp1r6e am @eibna9tsfelte geboren
nn6 ant gleiden Gage oen begliidten
@lter1t 6l1r9 Sen 500 bon Ser Seite
gerilien. = Sen. S6nei6er, melder
in einem &anfgei6afte 5u Sa3elton,
81. g., Mnitellung bot, erfrelte uber
6ie S%eiertage feline bier uobnen6en
@1ter11 nit etnem &eiude. Soiepb
&0ttger un6 Srm1 bon Snmbolt, 60
na6a, fin6 gu einem langeren 8eiu6e
BEL Bertpanoten nn6 6reun6en in Die
Ter @a9boridaft etngetroffen. Mu@
befin6et ii6 Tbeo6or @eeres bon
@tonetringe, Canada bel bteiigen
Bertpanoten un6 Greun6en m1f 8e-
iu@. = Ebeo6or @urit bon Ser
@reentpal6 Staatsbaf berbradte sic
5eiertoge bier an Ser Seite ietnes @a>
tiers. = @eidmifter @laro, Sierra un6
gmilia 2abmer un1 6eren 8rn6er
s&orl tporen @dite bes Dr. @el3. =
geod etnem mebrtdgigen 8efr1he bel
ieinen bier tpobnenben gltern ift Geo
&ofer gu feiner Mrbeit in 8rooten
auriidgefebrt. - Dr. 6. 6. @haren=
broid bon ct. Soul genoB Die Geter-
tagsferien IN Der Gamilie 81. g. Ste
lmo. - &einri6 Sorborg tpur6e BON
ieiner @atti11 nit einem m11nteren
@obndem bei@enft. SRI. @orimi=
lia @urit erftattet in @oboiba,
Minn., einer1 bertpar6t- nn6 fre1nb=
idaftliden @efu@. = SRI. Sranees
Sic er bon Safe @enrD genieBt bier
6ie @oitfreun6fdaft bon 8ertpanotetr
11n6 6reunoen. = ST.. 6. &ielano nno
Srio. @a1rit tparen in @eidaften na6 !
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