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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Sdnt gegen Snf1nenaa ntb Grip

SaElR 9e9eN SHTl4eNdu HNO @r1p'
pc. Dieie Sos nnb Berberben brin=
gen6e H1age, melde ie6en Sell rnie.
reg 2an6es beimgeiubt bat nn6
ipabrf9ein1i9 1pieber ibr @ribeinen
MAIDEN miro, i9reibt man geDifier
&eimen ODER 8afterien gu, Die 6urd
Mnnb nnb Maie in bos menibli6e
Sp1tem ein6ringen, no tie bonn 8lut
obforbiert, it6 idnen Dermebren nnb
nod Ser 2nnge nn6 an6eren 2ebens-
orgnren getragen meroen, no lie Die
IbredIi9e &ronfbeit bernrinden. Die
@elebrter erfl1ren, BOB Der ein5igite
Sdnk geger Sic Snfeftion bieier
Seine in benz ridtigen 8uitano beg
Blutes Iiegt, bob, tpe1t1t bas Slut ge-
Juno 1T, es 6iefe1 l~1ntpiGfommenen8e=
in6er barmlos madt 1tn6 fie 3uinm-
men nit nn6eret1 berbrnndten Stof.
fen al1s benz 5Ditem al1si9eioet.
Sur eine Her1or1 nit reinem 8lut,
regulGrer Berbau11g nn6 rt6ttg ar
.beitenben 2ebensorgnner, 1T gefeit u.
.qeidubt geaenSnfluen5o rn6 @rippe.
.@IudIider @eiie fennen mir bon I'll
ters Der Elm 5uberlaiiiges &eilmittel,
ons, tpenrt bori6riftsmdBig gebrarddt,
frdffigeno uno reinigenb arf bas
BIut mirh, sic 8erbaul1g for6ert
1tno Sic 2ebensorgnne CUR t%torn1aler
GGGtigfeit onregt; mir metre1 Sor=
mtg MIpenfrGrter, bas befannfeRrdu-
ferbeilmitteI. Sn Der fnr5liden Gpi-
bernie hot es mie6er feline borbenget1~
Sc nro <beiIenoe 8irfnng betpiefen:
8enln redt5eitig gebroudt, f9lieBt
bies 6eilmitteI Sic Sir gegen bic a1t-
1tefen6en @eime, unb no Die 8rnrtf-
belt fih bereits feitgeiebt bal, itdrffft
.es Sic @ioerltnnosfraft beg Bl1tttes
un6 Ser Orgu1te lno befDirft baourd
eiire iidere nrb fhnene Seili1g. Dies
aIte, bepabbtre @rGnterbeilmitte1 1Diro
.rliitht our6 Mpotbefen berfauft; es.
miro blrh beionbere 2ofalagente1 ge-
Iiefert ooer brett BON ben Serffeaern,
ST Beter SnbrneD &Sons 60. 2S501#
Woibington, gIbb., Chicago, SSqinois.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

appointed as the time and place to
nearing upon and the examinations
adjustment and allowance Of suctA
claims as shall be presented wtthi,
the lime aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by tn,
publication OF this order In De
Nordstern'' as provided by law
Dated, January 31st, 1919.
jSeal) J B HIMSL
"A. II. KLASEN Probate Judge.
ATTY, for Rep. 6-13-20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

Su mnierer n1pbernen 3eit bOrt
mani 10 bdl1fig a11d bon mooerner
Morol |prehen, ober aud oas it met
ter nidts, dig cine mooerne Rbroie:
&c oibt muir cine Moral, un6 Die it
oors uno qar 11nn1obern. Denr tie 1T
idon beinabe %5tpeituuieno Sabre olt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Die frcntOlprahiec
prciIc.

Sn Der pont grsiehangsburo beS
Snnerrt bera,tsgeeebenen 3eitidriH
Standardization fms intereiionte Mn-
aabcn enfboIten iiber Sen l1mfang Der
frembiprodisen Greiie bes Sanbes Y.
ibren @infIltB ouf Sic peridieoener
Haiienaruppen. sSsm Sabre 1910 COB
es biersulanhe unsetdbr 100000
Eerionen, sic enttpe0er I'M Muslaroe
ielbit ober u11ter Sen ansldnotIhen
dbneInoen ba1sliden Serbaltniiien u.
abnelnber l1meebune geboren ma-
rem. St,sgeiamt eibt es in ben ger.
Stooten adtlnooreibia peribiebene
Sprodengrllppen, Sic R1blifattonen
,,nteritiiben, 6eren @eiamtanflage l1r-
aefdhr 1882, 900 betr6et, l1n6 ieoe
einseIne Nnmmer elmer 3eitung miro
aepobnIif bon mebr als elmer Ser
ion. in SEN ouermeiiten 6dil1en bon
Ser eeIomteu Samilie. geleien.
Iie fremoipradige @reiie beltebt
ans 1876 9ublifationen, >bie in aht-
u%nboreiBig perihieoenen Sproden er=
ideinen. SIM Mb3ug gebrodt tperoe1t
miii1en iene beut1dipradigen Eubliz
fafioner,, Sic int 2a,1fe oes &rieges
ihr Griheinen einltelten, un6 sic nee
nieen, Sic perboten fp11rben. Sor ln-
ierem gintritt in SEN &rieg belief Die
SabI ser neutrality-suspicious. Ynbltta=
tionen iid oi,f 4S3. Scbiel botte fet=
ne o11oere Sprode ouf5utpeiien. Nn
stpeiter eteue itano Stalienild nit
100 9ublifotionen. Mud) be5ilgl1f
bes oelerfreiies itanben Sic beltid-
iprodigen Hublifationen NIT bret
acknowledgements neitaus an Der
Spite. Sic italieni1den 9ublifatio=
men 5tonoen init 500, 900 Mbonnenten
in ser 2iite. Sic tu,rben be5iigli6 ser
9eiersabI bon ben iioiiden Eublifat.
tionen iib%ertroffen, sic %anoertbolb
Minioneu 2eier batten, aber ibrer
;3abI nod an Ser 6ritten Steae. btn'
ter ben italienii1en El1blifationer
ltan0en.
gie an6ertbolb Minionen Yolen
hes 2an6es perfiigten iber Iiebenn1tos
reun5ia 9lrbIifationen nit elmer
MufIaae bon $4,000. gon ltorfem
ltmfana lit sic ifanoinapiihe @rrp=
pc, S9ipeoen, @ortpeger uno Oaner.
,sn ieber @ruppe iin0 ungefdbr 600.-
600 Gerlonen, Die erltgenannte met1t
in IinneIoto, 8isconfin, Sainois u.
Nen Sort bebeimatet, mdbreno Die
onberen aumeilt in MinneIota, Wisz
eon1in uno SGinois au finoen itno.
ccsn 1drpeoilher gpra6e erlhetne11
n gublifationen nit 100000 Slut
Ioqe, Ieh5ia eriheinen in Ser nortpe-
qiid=bdniiden Sprode, ibre Mufloge
beIduft lid auf 446,0 600. Sic meilte1t
id,peoi{den 8IGtter eri6einen in gbt=
coao. sic nortpegiId+bdniiaen ingttn=
neopoIis. Sic Observation-Disclosures
Sransoien boben bier5ig 3ettut1gert
nit elmer Muflage bon rrn6 elmer boil
ben Teinion. @s barbef ii9 bar1pt-
iddIid INN Sron5ofid- 9anaoier, bic
aumeiit in Moio9uietts. Stem Sar1p-
fbire, Maine uno Mihigan anfaltig
finb. Mnbere @ofIengr1lppen als Die
oben genannten, Die eine eigenipradt-
ae 8reiTe boben, iinb Mbarier, Ara~
Der, Mrmenier, Miiprer, 8obme1., Bull
.ooren, Gbineien, &roaten, 9ondnoer,
TinnIanoer, @rieden, Sopaner. S1=
touer, ltngarn, 8elgier. Bortag1elen'
Rumanier, Mulien, 5erben, Slopafen,
5Iopenen, @dapei5er, Enrtet 1tno
l1froiner. SIM gan5en fonnen alfo ote
RoTIengrrppen in etnem ooer meDr
ron Iieb5ebn Stoaten lo5tert neroen>
Die @ruppen5entren in 5polf Stao=
ten. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Ser T1rdlt bDr anntlidje1 1tnterit

Der Tardt bot anatliden unteri1t.
dungen ser Breile fdeint es gum Ieil
gu banfen gu iein, Bob in ben lebten
@oben cine groBe Mn5abl 2ebensmit-
tel bi1iger getpor6en i;nb. 5iderlid
Der bette Bemeis 6nfir, bob nidt ge-
ringe 8orrGte ober i9lebte @rnten
11lm. sic boben 8reiie beruriadten,
ionbern Maripnlationen interei1ierter
&reife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Su Der &pniitprial-M Qofntion po1t

Sn Der &onfitprial s9qofl1tiou pont
%. Sufi 1915 fpro9 BapIt 8ene6tt
einige @orte, Die bon alien 81 Ser
gen genommen tperben iouten, tpelbe
irgenonie gum @eltfrieDen mittpir=
fen fonnen. Sic 1outen beion6ers bon
ienen crtpogen iner0en, Die jebt Die
@e1dide ser 8olfer in ibren Sanoen
bober1. @e6enfet, iagte Der &etlige
Boter, boB Bolfer nibt iterben. Ser
bebmiitigt, nnter6riidt, tragen lie mi=
berpiuig Das ibnen anfge5nnnge1e
Sod, Tie bereiten 1ih Iangfam ouf ben
Sag Ser @rlo1nng Dor nnb nbermit=
teln bon @eidledt 5n @eiblebt eine
grimme grbfdaft beg &aiies nno Der
&nde.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
St. 1oieph.

86breno eines aln Dienstngmor=
gen lin 8 ltbr in Ser Bfarrfirde bonn
bodip. P. 3bilipp, 8. g. g., gebalte=
men 8rnutamtes lieBen ibren Eren=
bunb ourd Hrietersbanb iegnen So
lepb S. Rennie bon ct. Soiepb nno
Sri. Moberta 5tod aus Dem Comm
ct. Wenoel. Sod Sen Srau5eremo=
MEN fan6 Bel sen 8routeltern Elm ge=
miitIides @od5eitsfelt ltatt, an benz
MIR 8erpanbte Der gegenleitigen So
milien Ser 8rantleute teilnabmen.
Sssr sic sen N~eubermGblten entbotenen
@liidtpiinide ltimmt arh Ser Noro=
1tern Elm in ser @rtpartung, Bob benz
8nnre cine an Sabren unb Seq
nun reihes gbeitanosleben belhieben
iein moge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
1lus Ser nt,neceenS.
st. Qnthonv.

SuDN SufllcItl uttU ~Ot@gt $3.50
men mad)ter eine charlottesville nod
ct. Yaul, no lie ein &abmfaB fir
Die bieiige 8ntterfabrif fauften.
Die 5or1ner Der l1mgegenb iin6 nit
Serbeibringen bon 8aumltamme11
nad, ser @eraos sagemiible beidaf-
tiat, melde i'm Boiperlin ! @ebiiid
aufgelteut lit un0 Sic NIT 8eginn oes
Monats Mar5 il, getrieb geiebt miro.
- Srbert Gremers mar letter Don-
nerstoo in @eiddften nod Seem M11=
mid. - Mnton Simmers bon Sree=
bort mar letten Donnersfag 8ei6af=
te boiler in unierer Weitte. SSohn
Shrirer unb Sort @erabs erltatteten
Iette ISOLDE in 0reepprt einen 8e.
ld} afsbelu6. Geo &oien 1T NIT
Sanofabren fir Elm neltes 8obnbaus
bclddftigt, ous er in bieiem 6riiblabr
lcirer sSomilic errid)tcn ldbt. - Mop
gremers begab Iid Snmstag nod ct.
Glol1o, no lie ibrer i'm ct. &opbaels=
Solpital untergebrahten Shnelter
einen 8eiud eritattete. 5rau
Irances 8oB ldBt San6 berbeii6nf-
fen fir einen groBen Stod, nit Dem
CT oieies Triibiabr iein @eboft id)nll=
den miro. - Nadbem mir 5onntag
cinen Minnelotn gleiden S6neetall
aebabt, Iinb sic @ege mteoer fobrbor.
- SRI. Selena 8enolfen bon 6ree=
port mor Gonntagsgalt Ser bier mob
nenoen 6omilie Carl &aoemader.
Spring btu.
Mit, Mnton @6nitt bon Yopnes=
bile ols YrGlioent 1tno SAUL 8inter,
Matb. 9aubaf, Gbriit. Seifermanl1,
Sobn 5tablberger nno @einrid Sem=
bed ols Direftoren lit bier Die Iorz
mers State 8anf Of Spring 9tl IN
pergongener Wohe gegriirtbet NOR
SEN, uno obne. 3meifeI mir6 fid oie=
les in unierer Srtidaft lang erlebnte
ltnternebmen als Elm erfolgreides err
problem. Mit einem groBen Serrtto=
Inn, oas BON re1peftoblen, 5%l1berldi1i=
aen 6ormern beipobt lit, ioate oas
neue Geiddft iid zines rolden ems
porldmunges erfreuen III Nnerfen=
NINA oes@ei6Gftsgeiltes, Sen 6ie I'm
ternebmer bnrd) @riin0ung ser Bonf
i'm SSSntereiie nnb CUR 8equemlihfett
oler in ser nmgegenb mobnenoen
8iirqer an Sen Eag eelegt baben.
Sobolo sic %nottpenbigc ginri4tl1ng
sur Stene iii, miro bas 1nere @eld)att
I'M Muth. 2anbads 2aben in Vetrieb
ociebt uno iobolb Ser 9ooen frolttre1
icin miro, miro NIT Sem 8au zines
mo0ernen Bunfgebdubes begonne11.
elmer Sd1n1itt, melder sic &aliierer=
Eitele I'M ser Safe 6enrp @anf belief
oct. miro Sic @e1ddftsleitlrng Der
bieiiqcn 8onf iibernebmen Ii. 90 ibm
nur reeqe nnb gerabe @eihaftspeae
hefannt lino. r,ro er bteie NIT ltets
hetterem u1o a~lporfommenoem Wez
len uanbeIt. miro er gan5 gefpiB eire
Maiie @eiddftsleute on iid 5ieben,
Sic linn in bns 11el1e 8anfaeih1f fol
gen unb oemielben eine quite 3l1fr1nti
iidern.
81. marttn.
SRI. Dina &ennen bon 8ntpllls er,
freute lire bier mobnen6en elterr
nit einem meBrtdgigen 8einhe.
Fri. MutbiIoa 8odes, me1de in Der
6ami1ie Nf. Moido mebrere Bofer
a1s @reefenpflegerin tdtiq nor, II
nod ibrem &eim in @olo @pring 51s
riifgefebrt, nadyoem iie etnen per
nan6tidaftliden 8ei11d in 6reepor1
~er1tattet botte. @erboro 9oppe
ser no6 @ntloiiung aus Dem Water:
Ian6s6ienite in Sranfrci6 auf un1e:
rifani1hen 8o6en 8ltriiGfebrte, genot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Die SnHmensa fat in 11rIerem

9ie Snflnenaa fat tn trIerem
2on6e gang gemiB groBe @erbeerut1l
gen ongeribtet, ober bie Berbeerun-
gen 6nrds 6as gegentpdrtig in unferen
.geiebgeben6en &0irperidnften g%raiiie=
renbe Brobibitionsfieber mer6en gro
Der fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Goneoeptne.

9eif. Setter unb Iodter, Srnlt
Margoretbo 8eumeI bon &i6mono
begoben lid onfangs letter Wo9e
nod 2ittle Joas. 51 8eiud Der God
ter nno Sdmeiter, 6rau Gbrilt. User
niof, melbe nit ibren oret &inoern
an ser SSufluen5o erfranft NOR, Die
iih unterDeilen ober mieoer bon Der
@ranfbeit erbolt baben. 6reitag febr=
ten sic 8einder nadbauie 5uriid
YbiI. Seller Ii. Srau, Seller IT. nno
@omuno 5imon erfreuten li6 5on1-
toq Ger @altfrelrnoibaft Der 6orntlte
Widl. 3heiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
erireute Sic bier ipobnenben @ltern
0es Scrrn Blomgen nit einem mebre.
re Gage lal,gen 8eiade.
Bavriidpes Settlement,


Subert 8artel, Jrau uno &inoer
erltutteten in 8egleitung bes Matb.
5ul3er Iebten Breitag Der @ountD-
9anptltaOt einen 8eiub. Sbnliu-
p%erintenbent 8m. q. 80rger eritat=
tete 5reitag nnierer 5dule einen Be
lad). Sri. CLARA M%ierenbanien
meld)e ltb inter Nnleitltng Der Srar
,gngelbarb III Ri6nonb ais Nabertn
b%eranbiloet, nerbrahte ben 5onntag
bier BEL Sen gltern. @eorg @lg=
qenberger l~eiitete 5a1nstng Dem So
lepb @iieni6enf beim Sol5iagen PLUS
.hilfe. - Mid. Sbrammel it. beob=
|i6tigt, ste 5imons Sorm nabc Big
6i1b Safe in gad)t 81 nebmen. Der
iebige 8earbeiter Der 8arm, Serr
2unogren, miro anfangs Mpril bag
@rnnoltiid perlaIlen. Die Nirfl
1amilie Bat lire Soee, ibr Seim nab
Golo spring gu perlegen, geanoert u.
miro, miro mie es beiBt, oenStaatS &c
ros nit bem 5taate Minneioto med)=
siel11, melder @ediel ON erlten Apr1l
ppr iid geben ion, rpas olgemel11
bier bebol,ert miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Jacobs pratrie,

Mi6uel 0ulmeDer, Tra1t n11D
EDdter @ertr1to l1nb Mortba muren
,Spflntagsgdlte Der 6amilie 8la)t1s
,Sherer. ~ Sri. 8ertbN 5tod nno
Soicpb @ennie Don ct. Soiepb norel1
.Sonntog bier BEL Ser iSulnilie 6ran5
Simon Al, @olte. 6rau Beronifo
Oiirr bon 5asfatiGeman, CANADA, er=
:frer1t ibren bier mobnen0en SRI Bbn=
ter ssobn Gdmib NIT einem lange-
rem @eiude. @oroem bcludte lie fir
einige @oden IN ct. Midoel mob
nen6e Gertpan6te.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27
GOWN YOUR OWN HOME

The above is the slogan nowadays and good one,
too Why don't you do it?
Don't think that you require very large bank ac
count to do it. If you have enough to make reasonable
first payment suitable small place. and cannot make
satisfactory arrangements with the present owner, go
and have heart-toheart talk with your banker about
it. Even he can't do it himself he probably knows of
somebody who would be glad to invest in little place
and sell it on the easy payment PLAN Such an investment
with the certainty Of getting his principal gradually back
with interest, would appeal to many We are tax
ing for granted that your credit is good if it is you
are the talking to-
Now we will suppose that the preliminaries over
and that you are settled in your home. You a
householder now with feeling of pride and response
bilty You plant ornamental shrubbery where and you
WISH You make your little garden. You potter about
in your spare hours and improve repair your house.
Whatever you do enhances values least keeps them
up.
There is no necessity of asking any whether you
may may not do this that You have the independ
ent and contented feeling of who has really stake
on the face of the earth
And your chdrer-they will have something more
than temporary abode-a real home. It will be home
that they look back to with remembered happiness
Moving from place to another does not tend to build
ing up character settled home with all its accessories
docs.
Convinced? Then go and look up your home.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27
Tomorrow

constantly quote articles from it. Attempts to dssuade
Mrs Straight from backing up this nsdious sheet have
failed She has also been deaf to all appeals to cease
various other activities Her attitude towards certain
professional gentlemen of notorious record is causing
alarm in society circles Advocates of free love not
regarded as proper persons to educate and influence the
minds Of young girls Conditions at well known col
lege for women declared to be most disturbing So
far the authorities have not seen fit to make any public
exposures but they are collecting all the facts 1t is
pity that the Senate Committee did not Mrs.
straight to appear before them in order that her views
and her actions could have been laid bare She and other
well-to-do paror Bolshevists are toying with dyna-
mite"
One does not have to be given diagram to read
derstandingly the foregoing paragraph.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27
EDITORIALS.
IS THE WORLD GOING CRAZY?

committee of the United States Senate is investi-
eating the phenomena known Bolshevism and its caus-
es and from hints that dropped here and there It's
report will prove interesting reading while some of the
subject matter would require Bocaco to describe it,
According to noted periodical in New York state.
ment made to the Senate committee to the effect that
Certain wealthy supplying funds for the Boil
shevk and other revolutionary propaganda going
on in America" The witness making the statement is
pronounced and professional Bolshevist.
Taking that statement as a text the magazine quot
ed goes on lifts the curtain that it requires not the
gift of cairvoyance second sight to latham the mo-
tves and aspirations of the cited to the Senate
committee, calling of them by The following
paragraph is the dissection of the subject given by the
magazine quoted:
"Mrs. Willard Straights attitude and actions came
at to the mind Of those who familiar with what
is going Mrs. Straight Dorothy Payne Whitney
before her marriage to Willard Straight who recently
died in France She is enormously wealthy. 1t Was the
Straights money which founded The New Republic,
which looked upon By the Boshevst fraternity
one of the most Influential players of their game They
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27
MILITARY TRAINING

80 BIN s 1o5s such sochy youth was he often yearned
70 swat him He walked with an unganly stoop ne
shamb1ed and he shuffed and didn't seem 70 care
whoop whose minds sorey rfed Mne4 n Se
h ne to lean against pump building railing And
when u he went away to drill said 'Twil be pity
they like Bill down gd here and
An made oo * n Frances sen like twenty
ase viii be- ds s this lad the other day.
and he was slick and sassy; hardly knew the 6oomng
Jaw he was so clean and classy Erect alert boob
bs leos belonged to him. and not to some lay figure Inc
army took this reuben green and made him an Apono
oh wondrous transformation scene-t peats the oa ~
all holowl The army has magcians beat; it takes the
kneed sinner the man who is all neck and feet
and makes Of him winner.
DOWNRIGHT by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27
URBAN VS.. RURAL

Chicago and Detroit two of our largest Western in
dstra centers have just been confronted with the ques
ton Of "wet dry" in election Both unhestatngly
voted "wet'
The Chicago question was purely municipal one
In Michigan the voting on prohibition was statewide
The state went dry.
The sentiment rural communities is largely against
the sale of liquor This is probably because the smaller
simpler The complex life of great city, full of the
foreign element and with less social restraint favors the
"wet' side The small places go "dry"
In statewide election the small places can always
outvote the large In the end the rural communities
enforce their standards and wishes upon the city
jewellers We look in time for the principles and senti
ments of the country to clean up the large Cities in many
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27

Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27

Messrs. C. E. Adams, J. B. Bourne
and Nick Arventi motored over from
Florence yesterday evening and are
at the Montezuma.
Mr.. George Cheeseman, agent at
Guaymas for the Waters-Pierce Oil
company, is a guest at the National
hotel.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27

The average citizen does not realize the awful an
nua cost of the ravages of venerea diseases The sc
en- keep their hidden and only drag net like
the draft shows it up We know that those afflicted with
ocomotor ataxa and paresis syphilitics We know
that most of the inmates of insane asyums and large
we don't them They out of sight and out Of mind
But the draft showed that "a out of every 1000 Arizona
draftees had some veneral disease when they reported
and Arizona only the 9Th in the list of States There
were Is where conditions worse than here-some
Of them much worse. The thought of what this
in its threat against individual efficiency against the
happiness of innocent daughters against the safety
of those yet unborn is appalling.
In the present mixup Italys aspirations the kai
ser seems to have become lost to sight
The banster of life has many splnters and no mat
ter how swift the slide it has its Inconvenience
housekeeping may bring about cleanliness; but it
does not bring about large sized of goodness
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27

The banster of life has many spinters, and no mat
ter how swift the slide it has it's Inconvenience
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27

housekeeping may bring about cleanliness but it
does not bring about large sized sense of goodness
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-27

In the present mxup Italys aspirations the kai
ser seems to have become lost to sight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
MUCH INTEREST IS BEING SHOWN
IN THE BIBLE QUESTION CONTEST
THIRD LIST OF QUESTIONS
IN THE BIBLE CONTEST

hear of bricks being
anda fterward laid in
adopted reared father
less boy as his own?
What burned by from
only them had fed Who the
What did God letting Abram OF HIS secrets
when they hidden from others
that revealed to Abam but
revealed to others.
Abraham conversation with Isaac
who be in hard places?
81. old Sarah Abraham's wife, when she died! .
What purchased by ADraham as
family burial plot? Where is it located?
So How old Abraham when he died!
did Abraham possessions when ne died!
81. By whom Abrah buried?
g. Who comfort Isaac after his mothers death while his
father still living?
old Degan
his mothers tent!
Through what kindly deeds did Reoeka win nr
husband?
g. of his people give for wanting
to be friendly with Isaac? ,
Rebkah left fathers to become lSaacs VIII"
she take along with her?
nave 10 race II nc nau VIII"
that wasfai o look
Who OF twins menuoheo " heos' ""'
What kind o memo did the to be g..
when the parents IKE TIC
marriage whom he selected to be ms VIE!
farewell wish expressed tor Reoekah by her relatives
and friends she LETT home!
related Genesis did the
OF lifting when taking oath making pledge:
first blind man named IN history! .. o,.o
his home his aged nursehe nurse VINO was also
his mother's-unl the day OF her death . :; dr..,, +.
extended earth heaven, and tine Angels
of ascending and descending upon it!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD

James ]. Gordon, the pastor, has pre-
pared an appropriate sermon for the
day, which has been set aside by his
congregation as Salvation Army day,
X X X \
Rev. Dr. Henry Allen Upper, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church. has re-
turned from Atlanta, Ga. where he
has been attending the Southern Bap-
tist convention and will preach to-
morrow.
Private A. T. Jones Of the Marine
Corps is to speak at the tbs o'clock
meeting at the Church of the Cove
nant tomorrow evening.
X X X X
of the Church Of the Epiphany, will ad-
dress the Episcopal League of the Do
cese of Washington at Calvary P. E.
Church Monday evening at o'clock.
X \ \
Rev. J. Francis Gregory will address
the mems meeting at the Twelfth Street
Branch Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow afternoon
at 3:45 O'Clock.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. will have
charge Of the services at the Sixth Pres
byterian Church tomorrow. The subject
for the morning address will be 1.-The
Great Denial" and in the evening the
theme will be "A Life Lost in Service -
+ + \ +
A combined service will be held at
the Eldbrooke Methodist Church tomor-
row evening. Homer J. Councillor will
be the speaker.