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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
Enllr 1000 Eect md Lives.

CINCINNATI Ohio. April 90
Failing 2 1000 feet In an nirplane and
spending 81 days In a hospital had
no tcrrors to Corporal Raymond u
Gcbhnrdt, Third company. fourth
mechAnicnl regiment OF the aviation
corps In France He writes OF his
experiences and says he is back
again at the nylng game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

CLEVELAND. o, April 20 The
Cleveland club OF tho American
league Is the --latest to swing int6
line with a Hpecia b,day for returned
soldiers, James {. Dunn president
NJ the CLUB having, set aadc May
FOR tho event The 81, Louis club
viii furnish the opposiilon Several
other major league cities have set
aside days when tho uniform OF tho
army or navy will he the only urkct
required
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
hoy IImrt nj "Nn

4 painful injury was received by
William Hinton, age l5. last night
at tho Y NJ G. A Young Hinton
was running around the swimming
pool when he slipped on the wet
tIle. causing him 10 fan and fracture
his collar bone He was removed to
a hospital
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

and produced by Ralph
Is which
lis wide the door
The concurred In by the famous
OF
big the year"
Of
well balanced
Bea Walter Miller
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

world at about the same time that
the treaty IL delivered 10 the Ger
mans Tive various goyerumtuts are
Ihling this summary evcryW here FOR
simultaneous release when author
.zation is given by the conference.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
PINCH DIP or BRUSH TO
FIGHT POULTRY "COOTlE

Recent experiments by the United
state department. Of agriculture have
tD"l That q very satisfactory way
u eliminating lice from poultry is to
fea' each .D"l separately with sodium
alard Commercial sodium duoriI
may De purchased at most drug stores
d. from - 10 50 cents a pound and
may be applied either By the so-caUed
/ pinch method or by means of a
aa-ie- made by punching small nail
/ holes in the bottom Of can having 4
t2ht-tltting cover or by dipping If
! the pinch method is used the bird IS
held on table while pinch OF sodium
/. duorid is applied next to the skin IN,
der the feathers, as follows: One
pinch under the head, one on the neck,
/ two on the back, one on the breast
one below the vent, one on he tail
one on each thigh and one on the
anderside Of each wing The feathers
should be rlflled to allow the powder
to get next 70 the skin. II the bird
IS held in a large. shallow pan, the
small quantity Of powder which falls
OF will be saved If the powder is
busted on by means Of a shaker the
amount of sodium fluorid used may be
reduced BY using four parts of road
dust or -four to one part Of the chem
zeal. This method requires the serv-
ices of second person to hold AM
turn the fowl
When large numbers of birds are
to be treated the sodium fiuorid may
be used in the form of dip, using
one ounce Of commecial sodium
fluorid to each gallon of water The
bird should he held by the wings and
plunged into tub fun Of the solution,
leaving the head out, while the feat1-
ers are ruifled with the hand to allow
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19

to the same range. q WIre-cuyercd
frame should be made to protec. Oh,
feed intended for the growing chick
An opening OF about four inches is lef,
at the bottom OF the frame SO that ;he
chicks may run under to get their
feed
An abundance Of tree range shout /
be provided il the chiCss are 10 max,
rapid vigorous growth Condniug
them TO limited range not only in.
creases the chances Of disease and
loss OF yigor, but also tends to in
crease the cost OF feeding Chickens
on free range obtain considerable food.
such as worms and bugs. which help
10 reduce the cost Of feeding.
Poultrymen should exercise every
effort TO maintain clean ana sanitary
coops and houses Diseases most fire.
queuuy starts in unclcan quarters.
Each house should ha cleaned at least
once "a week, and clean sand ana straw
litter should be- scattered over the
Hoor. s. hen the chicks are confined
10 q limited range the ground SHOULD
be apaded e. frequent intervals. SO as
20 provide fresh ground for tin m to
scratch ln. Chicks should be exam
med occasionally for lice or mites, and
II these pests are present Immediate
steps houla be taken against them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
Fight in House
WILL CONTINUE TO
ISSUE GOVT LICENSES

Springfield Ill. june 19-Uncle
Sam has opened the door of tempta-
ton to bootieggers in Illinois.
Information to Collector of Inter
nal Revenue Pickering here is that
federal tax licenses for the sale OF
intoxicating liquors will be issued by
the government to persons applying
for them. But the applicants assume
their own risk in doing so and not
abiding by the law in the misuse OF
the privilege, Mr.. Pickering states.
An order received by Mr.. Pickering
relative to the tax reads
IF any person desires to yoluntar
lily pay such taxes, collectors should
issue stamp with instructions that
tax stamp represents receipt and con
fers no rights under federal, local OF
state laws"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
RANSOM.
SSA uSS zee SHS = -


DR.. A II. Smith installed yer!
mp to date electro therapeutic machine
I'm his office this week which develop
the celebrated violet ray, and wi.
give the human body 10000 volts viii
cut injury
The Odd FelIows and Reaekaa
held Jheir annual memorial service.
Suudar Thes met al their h@li and
marched to the Methodist Episcopal
Church at 10 a. ~. and listened Up q"
eloquent sermon b the pastor, Rrv
a. .. Jones. Al -.'' iArF Hti'A''
10 the Allen Cemetery ana deeeF,'ie i
the graves.
The Ransom Ep"oIlh League
elected the Iollo"ins officers.
Presi'ieni-i.eslie .~cHa.t]a
First vice pres dent HlI5. ''o''
Jones,
Second vice president Erwin Den
APPLE
Third vice ptesideni-Lenoia Me-
Colin.
Fourth vice pre- ldent- Mrs Liza
smith.
secretary Dora his.lHAer.
Treasurer-Let3 Miller
p. c. Allen. who has been mao'+''
OF the Ransom Elevator company ''f
the past six years, has reslshed TO "'-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
Statement That Counts.

Do not let the man who says, This
Is the year when I am going 10 show
you how to farm It," think that he win
have all clear sailing. He will meet
Wildcats and bears ut every turn, and
he may consider himself lucky II he
gets off with a whole hide The big
thing Is to stand on the far end Of the
field when the harvest is gathered In
and be able to say, II did what said
would .'-Exchange.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
SPRINGFIELD MAN
SECY. OF LEGION

Chicago. June 19-Earl B. Searcy
Of Springfield, has been selected state
secretary OF the Illinois branch OF
the American Legion. newly organ
lied body Of world war veterans. by
the state committee in meeting here,
He viii succeed Captain Myron r.
Adams OF Chicago. resigned, whose
qualifications for the office were con.
tested TIE next meeting Of the sol
diers' organization vii be held at Pc
0ria in two weeks.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19

BY all means adopt the two Old-time
slogans, Have a time for everything
and place for everything" If hung
where they can be seen without eye
strain these twin suggestions will do
world of good and will be remem-
hered long after gay posters, which
litter every place. have been torn
down aud consigned to the scrap
heap.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19

Poultry frequently the
killing
Unable distinguish
will enable the readily
breeding
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19

Shade ana protection from The glare
and heat Of Old Sol mean better and
more cheaply matured pallets more
summer eggs from the laying foWl
ana general abundance of lien uappi-
ness.
Plenty of shade should be provided.
especially for growing chicks. in order
that they may thrive and prosper DIR
ing warm weather Shelter furnished
by plants or trees is much cooler than
that afforded by buildings or other ar
Ifcial means, Chicks allowed ia
range IN orchards viii not only End
ampler shade and green food, but VIII
benefit the trees as we'll as themselves
by destroying insects and worms Corn
or sunhowers Will help to provide the
necessary shade. or artificial protec-
ton may be obtained by supporting
frames covered with burlap r.
branches Of trees few feet above
the ground.
cIn.r.ar H-It0 e. r,~a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
SHADE. WATER AND PROPER FEED.
HOT WEATHER HINTS FOR HENS

PLANTS OK TREES GIVE BETTE PROTECTION FROM
DO sUtlDNGS-HoW TO MAKE SUMMER
KEEP WATCH
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-19
SWAN SONG BEING
SUNG FOR BEER AND
WINE; DIE IN SENATE.
EFFORTS TO REPEAL WARTlME
PROHIBITION ACT. AS FAR As
1T RELATES TO LIGHTER H.
. ToxlCANTS, FAILS. SIS TO II.

Washington, June 19.--Repeal 81
the wartime prohibition law was
given a knockout blow by the senate
yesterday when by the vote of 50 TO
II it refused to entertain a motion b.
Senator Phelan of California to set
aside the restrictions as to wine ant
beer.
Senator Phelan sought TO have the
rules Of the senate amended to make
his repeal amendment in order as part
OF the agricultural appropriation bin
Senator GrOnna made a motion To la
Senator Phelan's motion on the taba.
and upon this motion the majority o.
8 to ] was recorded
The Gronna motion tabling III"
Phelan amendment was supported by
thirty Republicans ana twenty-five
Democrats.
Calls Congress Hopeless.
Senator PheIan viewed the defeat
as a virtual Acknowledgement that I
is hopeless to attempt further meas.
ures toward repeal at the hands Of
Congress. II anything is done at a.
toward suspendng the operation q
the act On July il will have TO be
done by President Wilson, in the sem
ator's opinion.
Senator Phelan said
The President has been advised b.
the attorney general that he has NOT
the power to set the restrictions aside
and | am not Of the opinion that any
thing would be accomplished by all
pealing TO the President in view oil
that advice from the attorney gen
eral"
The house Judiciary committee ap
proved the sections of the Volstead
prohibition enforcement bill which,
gives the commissioner Of internal
revenue rigid power over all PATENT
or proprietary medicines containing
any trace Of alcohol.
Fight in House.
Mr. Card of Ohio offered an amend. |
ment giving the President authority
to set aside the provisions for the an,
forcement of the wartime prohibition
act whenever he decides to remove
the ban upon wine and beer
Representative Randall Of Cali.cr
MIA. prohibitionist. announced hai
would fight this amendment in the
house, If it should be adopted by the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Mngerid)teter Sdabem in Berlin
iiheriteiat % Mllipnen.
mcr>cn Rum m tretfc>
t,ctt Staten pcrfnafcn.

2 @albington, 20. War5 -Ste11-
erbeomte baben felt langem uber Die
@biebu11g BON pielen @alonen Bbis=
fep, Sum un6 an6ere 6eitilierte Sc
trdinffe, oie megen nebertretnng Der
ginhubrgeiebe fonfis5iert p1roen, it'd
ben &opf 5erbroden. u
Seute erbielten iie pom Sultt5oe=
parfement 6eiien Nrli6t, oabinlan-
fpnb, 6aB berartige l@etranfe FONTS
alert maeroen nnb ipater fir inonitriell==
sle 3fpede o6er 5um Erinfen berfnl1lft
meroen ioIen, ielblt IN frodener
|Stnaten o1f gruno Der neber5el1gu11g
FIN, 06aB 6ie 8nn6esregierltng ben
jepeiligen 5tontsgeieben ri6t inter=
ltebe.
Dies betrtfft oud Sbnapsder, Die
bon MoonfbinerS fonfis5iert muir
Ben ODER 6eren man babbdft fDnroe,
oIs tie bon einem Stoat nod benz an
oerer gefanot fDliroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
6ortiebung folgt.

Gin 71iabriger, nod tdtiger Jar.
n1er. @err @rnit @nabafn bon Safper,
900, fhreibt:: u~Maieine@eiun6beit mar
10 3erriittet, onB ii9 fn1m geben fonr1-
te uro ieoer &0rperteiI fhmer5te mid
Gorni's Mlpenfrduter bat mid ge%
inn6 gen1ndt 10 DOB iib lett tpie6er
ale meme Garmnrbeiten berridter
fdnn, gerabe miie in frniiberen Sabren,
obglei6 ih n Sabre alt bin. Wetr
Nadbar befnno iib il. einem dbnli-
den 3nitano tpie id aud er tp1lrbe
nieoer aeIunb bnrd ben @ebrallh
bon 6orni's Mpenfrduter." Biele
2elte nunoern iiidf niiber Die merffrpiiiir-
bigen @rfolges, melde Gorni's Nlper~
fraultte1r %er3ieIt nber bieg 1T lei9t 6u
periteben, tpenrl man bebenft, bab mir
III oieier @rGutermeoi5in cine barmo-
niide 8uiommenffenung iener Sell
frdfte beiiBen, melhe elmer letoenoer1
Menid)beit bon Der giitigen Natrr in
Der Arrangement bargerei9t perben.
Ste miro nidt bnr6 Npotbefer ber=
funft, Ionbern blir1 belonoere 2ofal=
cgenten geliefert. @egen naberer
gtussffnnft men6e man fid an Or. Ee=
ter 6abrneD & Cons So, 2501 Walb=
ington 8lDo., Gbiodgo, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

nniere nnderen SSungen baben 6ie
8ndf am Mbein mibernonnmen Ma0ge
'es ibnen bort gefnnen nn0 m0ge 6os
perleflDe NfBeingoI6 bnen mun0et1!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

- BerIegenbeit. gbemal1n:
,sSrI. Dr. Moia Meier miait Du
mege1 Der Baoereiie fonIultieren2. q.
Sea, bie bringit Du aber ba6ur9 IN
cine idone 8erlegenbett! Sic bob
i'd ia geinetmegen fiben laiienl@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

oir, piie cine sterber6e, Die nidf9tt
;eiinn1al mebr ragen bari ob es nod
8ettllng giibt. &1lrt, ID oIrfte bic
Snt6 nidt nnnebmen, Die on mir
4ilie bringeno reiden for1nteit. s,
moaireIit bn iii Der Ndbe g%e1peien, piel-
leidt bdtteIt ou einen Mllslpeg .ge.
muBt aus bie1em entiesliden Mb.
grunoe! 50 erfonrtc ih nur Dies als
Rnidt. M0ge oag 0pfer, bas i'd
=bringe, ben Srrtum iubrer, nen11
ih nnredt banbelte. Sd fonnfe niht
anoers. &lrt, leb' pohl!"
Ole Sober }onf aus Der &anb uno
Der Ropf ianf nieoer mte IN bumpfer,
idsperer 9etdubung. aber Der @eiit
arbeitete meiter, ct fonrte nod feine
Rube fin6en nad DEM Stnrm. 5pie-
sqelte ibr sic beige 5ebnfudt Dor, lie
iei mieoer bas &in0, bas leinen er.
llern bittern 51mer5 austpeine IN
sen Mrmen ienes &nnben? CAB tie
Sic bleid)e Mutter fpieber bor fi6 lie-
gen, gu tpelder Der &nabe tie bin
frug? Subtle tie, rpie Die fieberbeiBen
Sdn6e Tie aus ben Mrrnen 6es &na-
ben in sic 0es 8aters brdngten?
,Mntter, M1itterl Sait ou es 10.
gepo1t." idrie tie al1f 1n0 Elm 5trom
bon Eranen brn1 ii9 Bnbn. SOFT
bu es trob6em getpoqt2 Collie th
hem Batter gan5 a~ngeboren 9, nit
meinem Serabluf babe id mid ia fiir
i'm beridrieben! geun fomme uno"
iegne 1ein 4inol"
Gin Eropfen Bolfm, Elm @aud
BON Segen 5og ibr BEL bieier Crime
rl1ng ins &er5; Der Segen, Der out
iebem uneigenniibigen 0pfer rnbt
oer1 Jrieoe, Ser auf ieoen Nft reinenu
auten @ilens 5ulebt li6 legt.
Noru berburrte nod 1tin 0u, als
idon Sic M~orgenbdmmerung IT'D
.grau bereinitabl, uno man lie eroltb
gum 8ater REF.
gor ibr lag ser @rief. 8obin
ibn lenoen? IS NOR ibr nult I'M
&opfe; fie fonnte li9 iiber nidts ge=
nal1 beiinnen. Sci Dem nenli6en
8eiu9e &urts batten bei6e ii6 felt
:norgenommer, 0as 8erbot ni6t mei=
ter gu iiberibreiten, uno Die Nri<
%fnngs5eit nun gelaiien 81 iberlte=
Zen. sic batten baber fetre More1-
len ausgetaui6t; nn0 ben 8rief IN
fremoen 9anben gu miiien, NOR ibr
lbredli6.
SD mer6e i'm Ser Mntter lenoen,
oaB oieie i'm tpeiter heiorgt tie
mag i'm ieben. @s 1T ia Der ein5ige,
Sen lie bon mir getpoat," iebte tie
bitter bin5n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

gefannt. 3e;3aufbert butte nlle Ste
fdone, ratleIbnfte @eitalt ur1b nibt
umiont rieb 2anoolfo ii9 tpoblge.
fdiiHfig bbiie &111oe. Inuierb 5tinfmen
riefen pieoerbolt Der Reiterin So.
men tie nodm1Is ann griheiren 81
betpegen nber MIR iibr Bater er-
lhier. Seine @timme 5itterte, als
st ct lit Sic Ser Godter bnrgebradtgte
Suloigling banfh u1rb erfldrte, bob
file bon ibrem erften 0ffentliden
Mliftreten 5l ergriffen let I'M iif
sbem Yllblifnm al 3eigen.
Gle Meoe mar iniofern .iebr
glndIidl nIg lie ernelltes SSnterelie
nodrief "a Die 8eitdtig111g an Der
mpIti1den romontifden @eriidte, 6ie
Nora init erbobtem @ei5 lmgaben,
j6nrin lag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
1taaIanbnarbise Besebtnbeit.

1tngldibiuaroiBe 8egebftbtt.
Bel elmer u%nterbaIfung fam elmer
Der &erren anf Mdler 5a fpredert
urb iagte:: I3s58s
sd bate ei1en Ninler dis
sEreunb, BEL, nm iid 81 ulterbalten,
5pinngetbebe an alien eden ieine3
8in111erg maIte, lino omar 10 natur.
getreu, baB zines 9ages fem Dienit.
maohe1 5tpei pone 5tn1oen arbei.
tete, nm sic spinngetDebe 81 enter
men. .
.3S sd, nnfinr11, a,ttportete cine
Came Der @eieuidnft NIT ungldll.
bigger Miene. sd 5tDeifle nidbt
bararl DnB es eirer % tiid]tigerl
MaIer geben fam, nber 6ab ier1o1o
.auf elm 10 fleiBiges 8ienltmdodea
geitoBen 1T. bag baIte ID fiir gang
un1noglidl1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Sn Der 8d@e. Nadba'
rim: v@as run1ort Sbr Marn 6el1tt
ben gan3en Morgen i'm Baidbai1s
berum?"
@drift{teuersgattin (drgerlih):
sid, marum oibtet Der audi INNER
Ieine Mun1hetten bon! Sebt lu9t
er sic Dierte 5tropbe ieineS @eotd>
tes i'm @ai6feiiel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

go RIeineg MiBDer 4 q & !.
hts. ,Maglt 81 mdtt belte abe1tiob
81, u,ts tou1rnen, liebe 9ante2 Gs
III TIL ul,r sin beIdrdnfter Rreis gela-
ner1 sSsI 3sl.,
.5ebr GERM. 8. Bie beiBt lbrt,
ders Ser aIte 6errS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
franfreiA mill 6cianN.
ten Icn>en.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March 9th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
10 22pl.ncn 81. Wttars @ie Der
Hetit a,lriiten mel6et, MI bic fran-
Ode Regier1ing meriy'.e;'s nno;s;i,
siel rie tiplpnlatiiben ge.5:rm:nIen
init Oelterreih mie6er eaIneDnen.
8ie oas Blott meiter beri6tet, bat
Wiinilter 6es Me1tBeren ben ran5oIi=
.i9en @e1an0ten i'm Soag, 9enrD Mli-
&c, nod Noris berufen. gs lit mog=
lid, 6aB SEER Nli5e rad Wten ae=
1anbt miro.
Die 8noopeiter &egiernng iebte
ben Is. Mpril als @abltag ffir BIB
geor6neten 51r MISUNDERSTANDING
felt. 81 IL.
Mnaeridteter Sdabem in Berlin
nberiteigt % Millionen.
Berlin, 81. Mdr3. 5Hnoerl Die
.nurh sic leBte HeDolution Derrriaht
mur6en, meroen mebr pie $128,OOO,-
900 betragen, grfnbaniprube fir Die
len Betrag na1r6en bereits gegen Die
.5tn6t eingereibt.
gegen iaapniiden
2anodnfm1f.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

ereianiiie gab es aber gerooe i3eniae,
|Hno ID bemp1ftigte mon h opppelt
germ fold piifanten Stoffes, nro
narb begieriig. bbiie Sdoone fenr1e1 aal
lerner, biie 70 biel bon lliidl rcoe11
'madte. nidt nbnerb. bab allcs aus
timer Sober fllob. $S=5.
Sur groBeren 8oriibt {aaDte Qal.
0olFo bie Mrtifel Der Griffin SIT, lie
nuf oiefe Meiie.. duf bas gmpfino.
IihIte treffenb. Die @rifil Mtte
l1ngit Sen Brief MoraS an itre1
ISobn empfangen; ffiie :par emport
gemeien. baB ibr gerbo. in 6ieler
@eiie Gberihritten mrrbc, uns tie
fiibIte lid nidt berpflidJtet, ben
8rief glei6 neiter al ie1t0en. WIS
bal6 oaronf 2onoolfo's senounJeit
onfamen, fano iie bera1s, bob Der
grief nit ben @reignilien IN Ser.
binoung iteben mIife, nuBte aber
@ M NJ n;o;o,,;ao 81 X,
Ka, lo ia;aor pa a9.ba Dl aae,;;g5;o - i - i
qemeiner @eiie an Die Seffentlih-
Ifeit ae5ogen mnr6e. Cine Gntidul.
biarnq boflr, baB Mora iolde 8ege
einldlug, lpar gar nidt arr5lnebmer;
m;i;rao - ron 9I,,npn her @ndfin ridt
n,ahr aen;;ht hnhen. nnh6em Set
mome yihhrm,dt mnrben. Ser Mnr,a
fomnte MN ,In6 nimmermehr neber,
So. ;h,.as Gohnes nannnnt merben.
Go fa,h 81 MN nerehtfertiot. sen.
@ripf moh Il Innoe auridauholten,
ia i'm hern11gifeuen miir6e, mas
Mohres m bieier. 9eitunag5hreibeerei
10; WoIb oen,1n 1oIte lie bas erfab-
ron
"a 4ooo. ! oer Diref-
- ~ 5,o,ha, afs mon npnIm1bt.
-, eer to MN n,,f nen ar0Bten
' u..S p 5000 h,+oStaa gmm1nInk 5einer
al.p aipa n],'ftreten 81
ieben. Darant 1eefe er ~ le1ne 9o "
nur1g, oar11t be1drmtd)179le st -
ieine Sorgen.
Nora lollte moglidit roid NIT penn
groBten '@lan5e anftreten; &ar1ter!
monte @err Der Boltt1on tern, eye
lein Nebenbubler nit ieiner @e1el=
IDIOT eintreffen fonnte: 90 lDarer'
foum bret 8ohen nod Dem gre1g<
mis- perfloiien, nls grpBe 8latate N
|fetten aettern unb prangenoen 5ar-
ben Der eriten norboel1tiben 9allpf-
ltoot bas 8uriiidfffebren beg berisbms
ten 8irfus &ariten meioeten nno bag
critic Muftreten ser nenen sdl1lret,
terin, 6raulein Nora @ariten, ner-
%fiinoeten, nit anen notigen 3ata.
ten oes 6eitprogrmms.
5elbIf Sic @rdfin, b%orbereitet ME
lie non, erblei6te beim Mnbltd 0te1es
;3ettels, Ben 9unoolfo ni6t nerlaatm-
te, ibr al ididen. GtDag nte gttt-
.leio nit benz armer Dtaoden 1teeg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Sen iie bon mir getpont, iebte tie
bitter bin5n.
t6. &apitel.
@e1piB lit es fat nod mtbttger, n1e
Der Meni6 Bag 56idiol nimmt,
als mie es it.
IS. b. &a1mbolbt.
a2noolfo botte iein 3iel f6neae1r
erreiht, ais er gebofft. gs mar n1r
1ein @ebeimnis, baB er Die Ser
mifeIungen 6es Direftors I'M le eb
ten Selegrmm idlimmer barge
jteat bottle, nm i'm in ieinem Gnt-
ldluB Mora gegeniiber 5u beitdrfen;
Seine Mnfregung, als er lob, pelh'
tragiide @enoung Sic 5nde All neb-
men brobte, mar baber ni6ts pert-
ger dig angenommen. Do6 NOR lein'
.Bemiien nibt 10 aart, ni6t gletd
mieoer beruBigt gu iein, als le1n
al1nitgriff 70 ganitig 51tm 3tele ge=
fiibrt bntte.
DoB Noro's Muftreten ous Gin
aiQe lei, mas bem Direftor anfbelfen
fonnte, NOR ieine aufridtige neber-
aeugung, unb baB es fir ieinen Rr1-
batplqn aud bas @iinitigite fei ntdt
min6er.
,Moh einigen Sabren miro ib
oas itol5e Sddbden harein finoen.:
oadte ct, nno iab ii6 bereits olS
Sdipiegerjobn oes beriibmten 4ar,
lten ali Ser Spite Der berporrageno=
item @eienidaft.
Sic alaer1bIifli6e Sage moglidft
qliidlid auS5ubeuten, NOR leBt le1r
Sm1ptbeltreber, nn6 er banoelte
prompt uno ibneq, iolpobl I'M Score
einen ettpaigen &iiidtriH rrmogli6
5u maiden, ais nn6, I'M bas Nltbl1<
fun in bent n0tigen Grade fnr tie
gu intereifieren. Ssbmnparen al Die
gebeimen Saben nnb fleiner1 Srtr1-
guen befannt, oie nottpenoig ltno,
cine 1olde @iinitlerlanfbabn bor8nbees
reiten.
Noro iaB nod am &ra11fenbett beg
gaters, dig I9on fleine pifante Nrttt-
tel iiber tie Sic &11noe 6urb Die ge-
Ieienlten 3eitungen mudten; belo1t.
beers sic &lotf6preIie Der @eiioena,
no lie auftreten ionte, bef6aftigte ltd
cifrigit nit ibr. Bnlb mar e lDre
|9d6nbeit unb gr5iebling, balb ibre
2iebesgeididt Die IN ben feltla11s
item Bariatiot1en aufgetiiGt tp1troe,
bier unb Sd Ser 8abrbeit 9 rabe
fomneno, sob man Neumer 1no yer
fonltdfeifen 5n ertffenner gla1ibte,
balo IN ben gepagteiten Ber1nl1t111tt.
qen iih eraebe1b. M1th bic 59pa11.
funaen in 6em germ0gen beg Diref-
tors blieben 11idt unberibrf;; o1r1fle
greiqnilie mnrben angeoel1tet l111o
Mora muroe bal6 nls b~erlaifene 8es
liebte, buIb uls beroii6e Sodter ooer
leioenidoftIibe @unitlerit oert Na1s
|blifum porgefnubf. @eIeien nro &c.
bottiert unb geglalbf tD1roen au o &c
@eihidten. Rariten nor imr1erE111
cine e1ropaiibe gernbmtbeif, aus
berer BribotIeben man ltets germ
Iiei; ie onnufuler ooer ie greler Die
|@eihidte, iii, 10 Iieber. Gin Drittel
Ser 8eitungsleier nirft olen welt.
ereianii{en 8um grok 5neri ben SUD
iii Sic permifdfen gsafJrtdten, 01ele
Ghrpnif nps me11tsllatiEhs I i:clt=
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
PERSONALS.

Edmund Zwierzchowski has been
honorably discharged from the
service and arrived in South Bend
Tuesday morning. He was stationed
at Camp Grant, Rockford, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Rajmunt and
daughters. Florence and Louise.
have returned from South Chic. go.
where they attended the funeral of
a relative.
Mrs. Stanley Asiecka, Grant St.
who is Ill at ST. Joseph hospital. IS
very much improved and expects to
be removed TO her home Friday.
Miss Agnes Krzeczewska OF In
diana Harbor is a guest OF two
weeks at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A l.. Krzeczewski, Vassar st.
August and Vincent Danielowicz.
Mrs. Stephanie Andrzejewska and
daughter, Sophia, and Frank Daniel
owicz have returned TO Chicago
after a brief visit with Mrs. Yer
onica Danielowicz 2121 Kenwood
av. They were here TO attend the
funeral services of Anthony Danielo-
wicz.
The condition OF Mrs. Emilia star
czewska, Lincoln way w, who has
been very III with pneumonia for
two weeks. II now improved