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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

IS par o6t Sabr, als er bier fdeioet
Ct febte nun na6 @ier3 ben SUB
l1n6 tiefe S9mer3en bats berettet,
Nls Der Serr Bfarrer i6etoen mnB.
! Sn 8ter5, ga bieB man i'm 1pi1fom'
me11. -
Ct lit Nun ie95ebn Sabre bier
un0 fat gar mandes unternommen,
8as Ser @emein6e 5tol3 nn6 Bier.
SIR babet ei1ten gutter &irten,
Den G1&b ser &err in @na6en gab>
8enm aub Die 6ein6espfeile i6pirr'
ten, 1T"
CT 1pib pon1 redten Bfo6 nidt ob.
Drum Ballet i'm itets bod in @bren,
@r bat biel @utes bier getan,
un6 I'M Die Grem6en at belebren,
Sibr' i9 ieBt feline @erfe an.
Grit pur6' Die Stride renobieret,
Gin Snnftnarium angebaut,
Dos Snnere tpun6eri90n per5ieret,
@e6iegenbeit, pobin man i6a,tt.
@or morr6e Stride tp>1r6' erbaut
Wfit GROCER Bra6t un6 S1mudes bel
Sebr ielten ober man eri@a1t
Sol9 e6len, flaiiil6 reinen @ti1.
Das neue S6ulbaus, lpelbe Rra6t,
@ie Elm Fala1t es borten ltebt,
Sic G%euersbrltnlt fat 5as gebra9t -
l1n6 bat gum Gegen it6 ge6rebt.
Sett fommt nun nod 6os SHtpe=
iternbaus
9ariiber freut itd) Se6ermann,
@s iiebt 10 fem un6 nobel aus,
8ie mans ni6t beiier piiniden~ fam.
3l1Iett tpiini6' i9 6em S11btlor,
DoB linn 6os @lid eriprieBe
l1n6 er in ieiner 6rennoe16ar
Nod mon6es Sabr' genieBe.
SSebt bin ib fertig nun fir bent'
Sab midi Qu6 ni6t genieret
l(n6 boffe CUR 3nfrie6enbeit
Gen S1bilar ie5ieret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

Sort biiffelt er bier Ionge Sabre
Die tpidtige B%bilofopbie
l1n6 freie Stunben paren rare
8eim Stubium: Ebeologie.
l1no ols NUN loldes 1par been6et,
Damn fam sic lang eriebnte 3eit,
9as 8lott bat enoli6 ii1 gemen6et,
Mls Yrielter miro er Nun gemeibt.
9ii6of 3oroettis lette @eiben
@eno1len nit linn on6re 0rei,
Sic ale nod ltd's 2eben freuen,
8enn es au6 ni6t oes 2ebens Mai
&uplan, bas tpor fem erlter Soften
SSn Ser ct. @louoer &atbe6ral'
uno alte 2iebe fam nt6t TO item
0'rum 6enft er 6eiien man9esmol.
Sort pirfte er niGt ea11a Elm Sob1
un6 tpl1r6e Damn 5ugnterlebt,
0a cine 6teQe often mar,
gh1n no6 Wa6ena binoer1eb
Sier por er ol1b ser re9te Manrt
Mit frii9er Strait un6 2ebensm11t,
Or fing gleid nit @erbeliern an
un0 pos CT tat, 6as tot er gut.
3uerlt Ga fam 6as Yfarrbn1s bran
0os olte Bod - bos tpar Elm @raus,
un6 6arin mobnt elm 8ottesmann?
&ol1m gut genug fir &ubnerbaus!
gr tpor foum ri9tig tparm geporoen'
Sing er nit 8ropaganoa an
9abeim, un6 AUDI an onoren Srten
Sir cine nelte @ir9e bann.
un6 na6 5tpei orbeitSboaen Sobren
gritano Elm ne11es @ottesbaus,
NoB Damn n19 tii6tig S9ul6en mo-
rem,
ga ma9t er ii9 1ebr menig 6rons.
Genn, gebt Ser @err auf &oaeftion,
Slit 5ol16ern ntbt un0 mi6eripre4en,
0oS millen orb Sic 2eute i9on>
@enn Ser" mai fommt, 6ann beiBt
es ble6en!
60 girtq es nit ser 56nle onb>
$50 Stride lit, muB Gh11le letn
rn6 mie es ia Ser quite 8rau6,
Sat er o116 S9meltern glei6 binein.
Erob6em er es ni9t proponiert,
8egann man nit Dem Fforrbnus
Damn
l1n6 o1s es fertig, %a11Sltafftert,
81 nett pie ma muir 6enfen fnnn.
Sic Stride tp11r6e NUN au flein,
Sos IieB ibm . fters feline &uhe
60 fieI Elm gutter Blon ibm eth,
gr iogt, jebt peiB i9, mas i6 tue.
@ie mGre es, tpent1 man I'M @eiten,
sS>n 8lnffton, cine Stride bout?
un6 nit ser 3eit, ga m6r's ant 8eiten
@enn ie6er fir iid ielbit onsl9ort.
Sic Stride mur6e 6ann errtd)tet,
Berl eb'n nit 8dnfen un6 Mltar
l1n6 tper fat auqes 6ies berri9tet?
Gos mar @o9miir6en Subilar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
.as eeiantte Prcerantttt
Sec ~es Drei3eRnteft>
Midt blof Sic @rbeiterenaDfltfa iollte
ft1t6tert 1uerDen.
&rpf. Soniolo preift u~&ermadtnis"
bes Epntifer als 9auses io5tales
2ebriDitem+

Simmer nn6 INNER mie6er BERT fen
1ib bieGe in @ort nn6 S6rift anf 6ie
.Gn5pfltfo v&ernm NoDarum" 6es
Hapites SEQ. XIII. @inmoI miro iie
Sic @n5pflifo iiber 6ie Mrbeiterfrage
genonnt, elm an6ermoI miro ite a1S
0as &1n01 6reiben iber &upitol nn6
Mrbeit be5ei9net> mo- man aber btn=
b1idt nn6 binbort, muB 0ieIe @n5p=
flifa berbalten ols Dos eigenite un6
an 19etnen6 ein5ige Dofnment, 6as
ltu6tert tper6en ioQ un6 anf bas man
ii6 bel Der @r0rter1ng %io3ialer Gra=
gen, ols ontoritattbe MeuBerung 6eS
Stottbolters @bri1h, bernfen fann.
9ieie Sotiafe - nn6 mander
al fmerflame 2eier miro be5e1gen,
SAB 6em 10 iit-entipri6t ue6er ben
mirfli6en @erbdltniiien, no6 miro
man 6nr6 elm ioldes Gerbalten 6em
groBen 8op1te gere9t. Denn Hopit
SEQ. XIII. fat uns 1i@t MIR 6ie cine
@n5Dflifa v6e con6itione opificum"
iiber bic Gage Ser Mrbciten6en" btn=
terIol1en, ion6ern mir baben bon ibm
Elm ugroBortiges @ermd6tnis" ge=
erbt, 6os ser beritorbene Erof. s..
Eonio1o, meilan6 Tiibrer 6es fatbolt=
i6en &olfspereins bon Stalien, als
~ein bolltdn6ig ousgebiloetes SDitem
driItliG=io5toler 2ebren" be5eidnet.
Sn 6em 1906 eri9ienenen @erfe:
~@rinnernng an SEQ KILL" bebt
@tantslms bon Smolfa 6iele 9inter=
Ioiieni6oft berbor, in6em er ielbit sic
@eiomten5bfltfen 6es Napites preiit
nn6 6eren 8e6entung fir Die @eieQ=
i9aft betont, nn6 Damn etnem Der
vbetpGbrteiten Ebeoretifer un6 riib'
rigiten Giibrer Der fatboliiden 9e=
mofrotie", 6em %ertpdbnten Eoniolo,
Bag @ort berleibt. 9us 6es Iebteren
@erf: ~2'ere6ita Sic 9ione XIII"
fiibrt @molfa Die folgen6en be6eu-
tungsbolen @dbe an:
Gin bol1tdn6-ig ausge.
bil6etes @Ditem."
,@r Geo XIII.) binterlteB Elm
pouitGn6ig a%nsgebil6etes @pitem
Griitlid3 : i%o5taler 2ebren. 9ie &C.
i6i9te Ser mo6ernen @iiieni6aft fit
BET 6eren l1riprung 5temlid tpeit gu
rid, in Ben erlten Sabr5ebnten 6es
10. Sobrb1tnoerts, bon mo an lie ite-
tig forti9reiten. Mber longe 3eit tpa=
rem es baupt1G6li9 MIR monographs
I6e l1nteriubungen, Representative
Gtu6ien, ofa6emtihe @r0rterungen,
berein5elte i9orfe @eiItesblibe. Sen=]
tie, no6 Sen @n5pflifen Secs XIII,
sic, bon 6em gemeiniamen 2i6te Der
ebongelif1en 2ebre, Der hriitli9en
Bbiloi opbie nn6 l1eberliefernng ge=
Ieitet, ale @ebiete 6es io5talen> biir=
gerIiden un6 polittiden @tiiens in
barmonii9 logiid)em 3uiammenbang
hele1btet boben, beutc beitBen mir
einen einbeitli9en &o1npler bon TO-
5iologil@en 2ebren, in ein SDitem
gebradt, Sag fi9 an bos nebernatiir=
Iide anIebnte, ben Broblemen 11nierer
53eit qere9t miro, fib oues oiitmilie-
reno o%neignet, mos es in Der mo6er=
nen WiHenihaft @obres un6 6ur@
Grfabrnng @rprobtes~ eibt, nn6 fol
Ser poiitibiitiihen, materialiitiiden
1tn6 antidriitltden @cieQidaftslebre
Ole @tirne at bieten berntag. @s it
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Is. N1ai 1919
2ebenslanf bes budau. Subilars Germ
S. g, Sttealer in Hters,
Mru.

Sbr lieben 2eute, merfet o1f,
Senn ih pill iebt probieren
les SSubilareS Sebellslauf
Stir Gld) at illl1ltrieren!
@cbnrcn ml1ro' er in ser Sfol5
uno mic er nod gan5 feline,
9elob er Iton Sen S6monenbals
l(n0 sicnnlid longe Seine.
Ct lit ol1f bteiem gr0enbau
Sn Shmiomiiblen eri6ienen,
Se9riiBt bon ser &er1panoten5abl
Mit boffm1ugspolen Meienen.
unb cine oltc M11bn1e Ipri6t:
Seb' ih Sen 9uben rtdtig an.
60 iaot mir Idon iein Mngeit9t
0os miro einmol Elm ~grober" Mann
uno oos lit pirfli9 mobr %eetporoen
9enn in bem Rfarrbaus bon ct
@lol1o,
ga bat man, tpie in an6eren Srten
Gin grob'ren r&aplan" ME eridal1t
MIs nun Die Sdul5eit tom beran,
Sat er beionoers gut ltuoiert;
9obei bot lid Ser iunge Weann
Muf etpas 90b'res fapri5iert.
MIs nun einmal Der Ffarrer Tam
3u Ieiner M11tter in 6as Sa1s,
Sic er gang ianft beim 9lrme nobm
l1rb fiibrte lte CUR Sir bina11s!
90 frogt er: moIlen sic 0enn MAIDEN
M11s Sansl einen &iibenbauern?
0ariiber muB ih 1pirflif laden,
Ser miir6e Damn ia gan5 per1auern.
@enn's mir nodgebt, Damn muB Sbr
Sobn
9(uf ie0en SAL Elm Hriclter >per0en,
9enn ser empfdngt 6en l6onlten 2obn
Sn ieinem 5tano' idpn bier .ouf gr=
BEN.
0orum cling Sans naG Mmberg bin,
Wo er flint Sabre fla111b lernt,
Nod 1einer Mutter ltebt lein Sinn,
Ser @uten, Die 10 meit entfernt!
oils Damn flint Sabre 1ino berfloiien,
8een6et lino sic 5tuoia,
Cling er nit einigen @enofen
Sn's 9ouorlano uMmerifa."
Sm 2onoe ser Sreien angefommen
@or st. @incent" fem nd6ltes 3tel,
gr tpurbe 1ofort angenommen
l1nb lernte @ngli9 mie I'M @piel.
geim @tuoium un6 gutem @iien
0a ifJpin6et 9eimtpeb u11o OaS Seio,
Dos oeuti9e 2eben miro ergelien,
3um @riibeln gibt es feline 3eit.
uno nad orei Sobren emiig @treben
gr tpeiter bin na6 @elten gebt,
53u TO ten 6as 5t16entenleben
Gin ct. Sobn's rntberiitat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
No. 1857.
STATEMENTS OF THE CONDI TIOr
OF
LAKE HENRY STATE BANK
AT LAKE HENRY, MINI.

At close of business on May 1, 1919.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Towns and Their Trades.

Some towns are famous for the In. duStrleS they carry on, either because they are favorably situated for their work, or else because some leader of the industry has started model fac tory which has grown larger with the lapse of time. Perth with Its climate especially suited for dyeing, and Bel fast, with It's linen manufacture, are examples of the former while Port Sunlight, famous the world over for soap, and Saltaire, with its manufac- ture of mohair and alpaca. owe their prosperity in each case to one man. Keighley makes a speciality of textile machinery and Brighouse Is said to spin more silk waists than any town in England, while the ROssendale val ley provided half the world with felt slippers. Stapleford, in Cambridge, makes a speciality of parchment; Dav- entry whips were once considered bet ter than any, while Wymondham, in Norfolk, was noted for its wooden tops.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Placer Mining
 Near City Hall

Helena, Mont, Thursday-Piacer mining. once the source of millions to early day residents of this sec tion, is being carried on within a few hundred yards of the Helena city hall. The operator is Raleigh Wilkinson, son of a pioneer editor who was himself placer miner of an early day.
 On ground beside which, as q small boy he stood and watchea the red shirted Arg'onauts garner their wealth, he is returning to the old way of seeking gold, In the be lief that the strip of ground he has selected was overlooked in for mer operations. At least $16, ,OOO- OOO was taken out, in placer opera t!on within a radius of half mile from the scene of Wilkinson's op- erattons. in the days of Helena s earliest boom, it is estimated.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Jitney Dance Is StartedInLondon

London, Thurs.-The American Nickel Dance" is to be intro duoed here for the first time. If the name the London newspapers give 1t sticks it will be known as tho ;Threepenny Jazz"
 The old American Roller Skating Rink in Hammersmith has been ac- quired as the home of the new dance temple where the Pay as you rag innovation as 1t Is called Is to be tried out. When compl eted the pavilion will be one of the largest in Europe. In it's gold and rose ballroom, 5000 persons will be able to dance simultaneously with comfort.
 Seating accommodations will be provided for 1900. Including two 50 piece bands, the pavilion's staff will number 236-
 There will be six masters of ceremonies. If a man wishes, to dance with a woman he has never met, he may secure an introducsioni by one of the six. There win also he half a dozen attendants on the floor clad in white flannel suits. All emPIoyea are to be former British or American soldiers and sailors.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Hun Spies Used :. Invisibe Ink
 In Bibles

New York, June 2.-Messages written in invisible ink on the blank back pages of the bible was one way in which the German spy system in this country endeaNoreN during the war to communicate secretly with the German imperial govern ment, Madame Marie de Victorica' who has admitted she was & Hun agent in America, testlfied here to- day in the trial of Willard JeRobin- son, charged with treason.
 called by the government in It's effort to prove that Robinson went to H@lland. to carry infromation to the German con nsul there on behalf Of German agents here, Madame Victorica testified she was intro duced to Robinson by Jeremiah A. O'Leary, that Robinson consented to carry her messages to Germany, and that she gave to Robinson a bi- hle containing secretly inscribed messagse which she said were in code, and which were deYel oped wiih the aid of iodine tablets.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Will New Record Retire Former
  Champion

San Francisco, Thurs.-With the recent win of Miss Nina Wylie, Of Syduye. Australia, in the 100 yard swimming championship held at New South Wales, in l minute and 1o seconds, swimming circles here arc wondering whether or not the fact presaggs the retirement of Miss Fannie Durack. holder of practical ly all the women's worlds cham pionshtp swimming records. Miss Durack made d visit to this country two years ago, but through a series of misunderstanding did not enter into any competition so the enthu- siasts of this country were robbed of seeing in action the woman con- sidered the greatest swimmer of her sex, of all time.
 Reports from Australia are to the effect that Miss Durack has specialized more of late in the long CT distances, although she has show nearly all of her old time speed in the sDriGts-
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03

Cats have a passion for fish and will hover about a room plaintively moving long after the piScine sub- stance has goup and only the smell is left; but it k not generally known that they are expert anglers, says a writer in the Family Journal tLOn- don). A Hampshire sportsman whose garden bordered on a we!l-stOCked stream stated that his cat takes more trout out Of it than he does. All fish love to bask in the sun and, taking advantage of this on fine summer days. Mr. Tom lies in ambush, con- cealed In the ree1y grass bordering some bright pebbly shallow. He needs neither rod nor line; unlimited Ra- tieuce Is his whole stock in trade. Not a move does he make, his Quigerlng tail merely ru>tling the slender bentS as if stirred with the gontleSt south ern breeze. Presently there Is splash and a founder, and a fine, fat trout. bursting with condition, comes Tapping up to the shallow for lis morning sun bath. For an instant only It lies there Contentedly EaSping in the soft, warm air, but in that in- Stant the four-tooIed angler has made his spring and fastened his claws firmly in the fsh's shimmering back.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
EAMERICAS1 4MlM0RTALSl
EDWARD C. AllWORTA, Captain, 6oth Infantry.

Capt. AllwOrth won the Dis tinguiShed Servlce Cross for bravery in action at Clery-le- Petit. France. November ., 1918. While his company was crossing the Mouse river and canal at q bridgehead opposite Clery-le- Petit. the britige over the canal was destroyed by shell fire and Capt. Allworth'S command be- came separated. part of it being on the east bank of the canal and the remainder on the west bank. Seeing his advance units making slow h"adway up the steep slope ahead. this officer mounted the canal bank and called for his men To follow. Pluug.ug in he SwUm across the canal under fire from the enemy, followed by his men. Inspiring his men by his example of gal lantry. he led them up the slope, joining the hard-preSSed piatOouS in front. By his personal lead erShip he forced the enemy back for more than a kilometer, over coming machine gun nests and capturing a hundred prisoners. whose number exceeded that of the men in his command. The exceptional courage and leader ship displayed by Capt. Allworth made possible the re-eStabliSh- ment of a bridgehead over the canal and the successful ad- vance of other troops. Capt. Allworth'S home Is at Crawford, Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Tom Running In The Inventors
 Class

An exchange has the following to say about former skagwayan ana 1t is hoprd that his invention will prove all that is said about It.
 Tom went to the war from Skag- way and is well and faNorably known in this section.
 II was Tom Running who brought the first word to Skagway of the Superb on July 4th five years ago when so many young men were drowned right in our harbor.
 "An automatic device has been Invented by Tom, Running, a fisher man and for 12 years a resident Of Juneau, which may revoluttonize the fishing industry. The inTen- tiun will enable three men to ope- rate a big purse sein boat where about eight men are now. needed, and the automatic apparatus, if 1t will do the work claimed of 1t, will let out and pull in the seine by power from the boats engine,and will do the work much more rapidly than can be done with manual la bor, and coils the seine Up on the deck of the craft.
 Tho working model Is In Ju- neau and has created much interest among practical fishermen and they claim that it works without a hitch and mas great possibilities. It is said 1t can be made to fit any ktnd' Of boat.
 MT. Running has applied for pa tent to his invention which he calls 'Running's automatic purse setns~.'
 Subscribe for The Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Success Is Natural,

No one Is made for failure. Success is as natural as 1t is for flower to bloom, and for the fruit to ripen. Every failure means some outside in- terference with the natural order of events. One who starts out in life on the supposition that he is destined to failure, diShonors his Creator.- Girls Companion.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
lt Proves the Victor.

Everything in life bows down to our inyincible determination. The will which cannot be weakened by pain or loss, which is not daunted by threats or disheartened by failure, wins in the end, Invincible determination proves the yictor.-Girl's Companion.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
nothing will taste better than kel- Ter Brothers Fresh Pure Ice Cream:
 Only one place to get it-kellets
State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
 Innna CnnnfY Ra

LUCH3 CUuHLy, B1l T Frank J. Cheney makes oath that As is senior partner of the firm of F. l.. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. ... Sworn to before me and subscribed ,tn my presence, this 9th day of December, I 4. D. 1886 A. W. GLEASON, (seaD Notary Pubac. Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken in. formally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Bend for testimonials. free. ..- s-"'s'.'
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo. o. Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.
 --Adyertieazneat.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
soFTNEsS OF sEALsklN.
is RiValed by Human Hair Where
 DandruR Is Eradicated.

sealskln is admired the world over far its softness and glossiness; and yet the human hair s equally as soft and glossy when healthy; and the radical cause of all hair trouble is dendruff. which Is caused by a pestifercus parasite that saps the vitality of the hair at It's root. Newbro's Herpicide is the only preparation that Is fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan druff there is no falling hair. but a lux urIant growth of glossy. soft hair Is csr- tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dam drufr. XII the dandruff germ. Thous- ands of women owe their beautiful suits If hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamp1 to The HerDlcide Co.. Detroit, Mich.
 One Dollar pottIe, guaranteed.
 At all Drug Storse. Adv.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-06-03
Only One "BRoMO QUININE"

To get the genuine. call for the full aame LAXATIVE PROMO QUINRE. Look for signature of B. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold tn
 One Day. soc. Thu
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-09
TICK-TICK, TICK-TICK

Every swing of the pendelunl
brings the close of the special offer
of 100000 extra votes for every club
of $25 that much nearer; the min
utes tick away and lengthen into
hours, the hours into days, and only
a few days remain before this great
est vote offer on the campaign will
end.
Just ID days there are, and wher
the clock strikes Saturday night
March 22nd, the greatest special in.
ducement of this great campaign viii
end.
Candidates throughout The Dali,
Morning. Oasis territory are watching
The clock, for every minute count,
with them. To bring in their sub
scriptions before the closing houl
means jump in the vote standing
that will bring them right smack NJ
where they can see visions of an au
tomobile standing in front of thei
own door.
AS the time draws near for tn,
close of this offer practically ever,
one of the candidates is making
vigorous effort to be the highest O.
at least be among the highest.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-09
Local and Personal

FANCY BUCKLES for low
shoes. Just received a pretty assert
ment. Come and look at them. NO
GALES SHOE co.
Yesterday Chairman James A.
Harrison of the board of supervisors,
returned from Phoenix, where he had
been before the legislature in furth-
erance of the Good Roads program,
and to assist in securing the legisla-
ton necessary to avail the state OF
it's share in the federal government
good roads fund.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Rodgers, their daughter, Mrs. A.
B. Young and Miss Helm, school
teacher in the district where they
live, over on the west slope of the
Huachuca mountains, beyond Camille,
were visitors at Nogales, arriving
the preceding day. They have re-
turned home.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-09

Mr.. J. ]. Goldman is in receipt of
a telegram from his brother, Charles
w. Goodman, now in Los Angeles,
stating. that he had returned from
France, is discharged from the army,
and was at home again. They young
man, who is native Of Nogales, was
in the First Medical Detachment 61st
Artillery. E. A. c., nd had been in
the army about two years.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-09
OAWI AIOlN OH1 ~
* & 81 * * s. = = y = = y =
* 100000 VOTES FREE

y Every $25 worth of contest
& collections turned in before 8 p.
y m. Saturday, March ~, means
= an EXTRA 100000 votes-over
= and above the regular number
= of votes allowed on each SUBJ
= scription. Two SIS clubs earn
y. 100000 extra votes, and SO no.
~ Subscriptions of any length
= count-three months to five
4 years.
4 Build your way to success by
s building clubs. Subscriptions
= are worth more extra votes now
y than they will be after March
3 22nd, 1919.
s. WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY.
= Contest ends 9. p. m. April 9.
K K 4 4 4 4. 4 & x 4 + q 4 4
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-09

Mr.. George Singleton, his partner,
is in receipt of letter from Capt.
K. C. Littlejohn, overseas, stating
that he has been transferred to the
goth Engineers regiment, one of the
home coming units; that they ex-
pected to reach New York about
April LIST, and Captain Littlejohn
himself hoped to return to Nogales
sometime in May.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-09
Bobby Burns To Give

testants at the Lyric theatre tomor-
row night, $50 seq
Burns said today that the re-
Spouse given the pugilistic offerings
at the club had prompted his launch
ing a repetition Of the affair, only
that there would be more going on
To illustrate just how responsive