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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-26

INVESTIGATORS generally find
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-26

SOME folks can learn only by experience
that Honesty is the best policy and the
prayer of the outraged widow calls for the
vengeance of the Lord.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-26

WHY was the Senator from Lake Coun-
ty expelled in disgrace from the Milk Pro-
ducers' Association? Oh, he was "mali-
ciously, treacherously' = Swift" and he
spilled the milk = not the "beans" but
the milk Che just lately "spilled his
beansN
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-26

A DOUBLE-DEALER = "Swift"
swindler, generally carries home the empty
casket from which the real jewel has fallen;
his greatest success but leaves him with
the mere wrapping paper, from which the
true commodity has slipped away.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-26

PEANUT politicians should consider
that even the eloquence of the astute and
sagacious Demosthenes could not secure
the treacherous Athenian from the conse-
quences of his own Righteousness. God
is "just the same today"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

An examination for postoffice
clerks and carriers will be held at
the postoffice in tbs city on Sept 13
1919; age limit, IS to As years on the
date Of examination. Married women
will not be admitted to the eXamina
ton Applicants must be physically
sound and male applicants must be
not less than feet 4 inches in height
in bare feet and weigh not less
than 125 pounds without overcoat or
hat
For application blanks and for full
information relative to the examina.
ton, qualifications, duties. salaries
vacations, promotions, etc, address
Immediately, Mr. William A. Cook,
secretary board of civil service ex-
aminers, postoffice, Chickasha, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26
o. c. W. HAVE MANY STUDENTS
(Continued From Page one)

has been sent out fro mthe office. A
complete list follows with the sub
iects taught. G. w. Austin, presl-
dent; Edgar Cowan, dean and pro-
fessor of chemistry; Jacob Meyer,
chemistry; Make n Woodrlng,
Latin; Anna Banks, household art;
Jane Hill Miller, modern languages;
Ruth Klinglesmlth, biological science
Carolina Laird, English; Anna
Lewis, history; l. e. Mott, education;
S. Deborah Haines household sci
ence; Benson Bolts, economics and
sociology; l.. Sibley Graham, piano
Myra A. Lockwood, mathematics;
Edith e. Macmillan, science; Jessie
Edna Smith, modern languages; Ruth
Kennedy, English; Lula A. Barr,
mathematics; Mary r. Bell, Latin;
Edith Hammond, science; Jeffie
Young, history; Frances Buchanan,
violin; Hazel Frost, household art;
Clyde Hart, English; Martha Squires,
household science; Lucia e. Hall,
modern languages; Harriet Day. art;
June Leo, commercial science; Mary
f. Thompson, public speaking; Edna
b. Maddox, comercial SCIENCE Irene
Shaley, physical education; Lois Ben
nett, piano; Frances d. Davis, public
speaking; Caroline Porter, voice; Ro.
mola Drake, piano; Carrie Ormerod,
voice; Geneva May, physical educa-
ton; Maude Henshaw, piano; Marion
Taylor, physical education; Eliza J.
Rule librarian; Florence Knight, as
sistant librarian; Mrs. r. A. Elliott,
dietitian and Mrs. Cassie Shaun, ma
tron, Nellie Sparks hall
Professor Cowan and Miss Shaley,
both have leaves of absence for this
year Professor Cowans work will be
taken by the remaining members Of
his department and Miss Geneva May
WIN take Miss Shaleys place as head
of the department of physical educa-
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26
DIVORCE SUIT FILED.

a suit, wherein Pearl Hill asks for
divorce from j. X. Hill was filed
yesterday in the district court of
Grady county The petition states
the two were married in Chickasha,
in 1907. Desertion and non-support
is alleged Mrs. Hill asks for an alb
solute divorce and the custody of her
child, William Roy Hill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26
A travelling Mans Experience.

y ''"FN'F''a ''''F'' =
You may learn something from the
following by W. H. Ireland, travel
ing salesman of Louisville, Ky. In
the summer of 1883 I had a severe at
tack of cholera morbus l gave the
hotel porter 50 cents and told him to
buy me a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy and to
take no substitute took a double
dose Of it according to the directions
and went to sleep. AZ five o'clock
The next morning | was called by my
order and took a train for my next
stopping place a well man. ADV.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26

VIII Linn, district judge is holding
term of court in Anadarlo The
term, Judge Linn said Monday be-
fierce he left the city, would probably
lst for five weeks Elmer Huff, dis
trict court reporter, is on duty at
Anadarko
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26
IRENE CASTLE
n The FIRING Linen
C4.MM.aAal AAalk oGeea4

The glass of fashion and mould OF
form-lovely Irene Castle will
dance into your heart in this big,
brilliant, colorfu drama of life
at gay Palm Beach. Charming
gowns, stirring adventure, laugh
ter and love and tears amid the
flowers and fountains of Florida.
Robt w. Chambers famous novel
come to life Keen with satire,
rich with romance, warm with
the red blood Of love and youth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-26

Try Want ADS rur results.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24

His prospects for a good crop were
never better.
W H. Cronk, manager of Tum-
Alum Lumber Co. for the Heppner
branch, has been in Walla Walla all
this week on business connected with
the head office.
R. R. Lewis, who drove over to
Heppner this week reports that the
crop outlook in the country between
Echo and Hcppner is the best he has
ever seen in this section.-Echo
News.
John T. Kirk and family departed
this week for the Alsea country
where Mr.. Kirk owns a place. They
will spend the summer in the coasl
country, making improvements on
the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. P, A. Anderson and
Miss Lucille Elder went to Pendleton
on Saturday afternoon, and on Sun.
day they motored ON over to Walla
Walla to take in the airplane
manouvers.
Z Anson Wright was down from
Hardman Tuesday. He delivered a
bunch of coyote scalps at the court
house for his boy who captured a
D4.lA x seven young ones the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hunt who
reside southeast of Lexington, re-
ioice over the arrival of a daughter
1T their home on the 14th inst. Dr.
Chick reports all parties concerned
as doing we'll
Leonard Gillian and wife and
Misses Rubina and Violet Corrigall
Visited Walla Walla Sunday to see
he flying circus. Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Ward were also among Heppner
people that were there.
Miss Avilla Walker of HardmaI.
underwent an operation at the hands
of DR.. C. C. Chick, at the Heppner
Sanatorium on Thursday of last
week. Miss Walker is getting along
well at the present time.
A deed was placed on record this
week from Mary A. Morris, of Port
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24

section of Idaho where he visited.
He Will now prepare to go to the
Greenhorn for the summers run at
the Mayhower mine.
On account of illness, the date of
Bess Gearhart Morrison, as the last
number on the High School Lyceum
Course for last evening had to be
cancelled. Mrs. Morrison is a fine
entertainer and it was a disappoint-
ment to the patrons of the course
that she was unable to meet her en-
gagement in Heppner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Olden, Walt
er Dobyns and Mrs. Cynthia Walker
we're lone people in Heppner for a
short time yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Beymer and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Sweek drove to
Walla Walla Sunday and took in the
lying circus.
| will sell in the next 4 days, bed
stead. springs, and two mattresses
also good Shx30 Ford tire at a
bargain. w. W. SHAMHART
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Thos, H. Nichols. Lexington farm.
er, was doing business in HeppneI
On Monday.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Conrad Bellenbrock, of Monument
in this city on Sunday. April goth.
Chas. Vaughn and Lester Doolittle
left yesterday for Walla Walla tc
take in the big tractor demonstra.
tion.
DR.. Chick reports the arrival of a
son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Norman H. Brown In this city on
Monday. April 14th.
Clifford Sims and family motored
over to Walla Walla Sunday to take
in the flying circus. Some car trouble
delayed their return on Monday.
Clerk Waters issued a license to
wed on Saturday to-Martin V. Weldon
of Cottage Grove, Oregon and Mis-:
Echo Gladys Craig Of Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. McNamer, OF
lone, were visitors in Heppner Sat.
urday Mrs. McNamer is one of the
instructors in the lone High School
j. G. Thomson was among the
Heppner people attending the air.
plane performance at Walla Walla
on Sunday. A break on his car made
him late in getting home on Monday
j. F. Lucas and family went over
to Pendleton Friday afternoon, and
from there on to Walla Walla Sat
urday to take in the big airplane
circus.
Mr.. ard Mrs. B. r. Patterson were
among those of this City who attend
ed the flying circus at Walla Walla
on Sunday, going over in their bis
touring car.
II. NJ. Olden, Fairview farmer
was in Heppner Saturday and wear
ing a smile that viii not come off.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24
THE FEDERATED CHURCH.

Sunday School, 9:49 a. m. Inter
national Lesson, 1.-THE Holy Spirit.
Morning Sermon Theme, Follow
Me-"
Christian Endeavor, 1900 p. m
Topic, Labor, Christianity and the
Golfers of America" Leader. M, l.
Case.
Evening Service, 500. Sermon
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24
ChJk5 %
AN N0gNeE ENTS

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
l. o. o. F. Hall.
Sunday at 11:O0 a. IA. Subject
probation After Death"
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at Mrs. Gene Sloeums.
Everybody is welcome.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24

Delay in opening up the lihr ~ has
been caused by the book case deres
from the East going sstray. This e
expected now any day and n s. Vas
Vactor states there will be nc further
delay in getting the -. 9ened
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24
Subject, The Single Bye.
II. A. &Cl rs fastOE-


Miss Beulah Barker has ignea
her position in the Stanfeld ohools
and expects to visit with r-latives
until some time in June. NJ Bar
kor's health is so poor she ia not
feel equal to compile ing tht school
work for this yea-. Airs. a ce Nc
MILAN is at present stayin with
Miss BaTker-Echo News.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-04-24

FOR sALE-Model IS Old .0biles
s cylinder, 7 passenger. + been
run only $500 miles. Price JO.0a
Inquire H. E. Storm a. First iOnal
Bank.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13
Bavriides Settlement,

Ser @9nler Mi9. Nierenbauien mar
.lebte Bo@e etnige Sage uuf Der @rmz
tenlifte.
Sran Sberefia 9rontle unb @obn 0ai=
dnel b%efin6en ii@ in ben @rmen Der SSnz
~fluen5a.
Soiepb gien1denf beforgte lebte 500.
de Die Samilie Sran5 @ierenbauien nit
Seuerbol5.
Samirie s. S. 9brian berbrasbte Sen
Sonntagnn6mittag in Der Subert 8ar<
tells Samilie.
@ei9tpiiter 2orefa un6 Inieun &elner
[naren @onntag @eipielinnen Der &inoer
Ser N6rians Snmilie.
SRI. &lara N~ierenban1en, tpel6e ii6
in gfidmonb als Ndberin ausbilbet ipar
@omtagsgait I'M elterliben 5anie.
@ubert 8nrteI beiorgte ben 2e6rer s.
s. Q6rin1 lebtensS mstag nit elmer
Strob5ufnbr.
Mi9. giieni9enf un6 @attin g%euoiien
bic Gaftfreun6i@aft Der Samilie Snf
giieni6enf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13

Bis., traf bier gu uertpanbt@ unb f%reunoz
|i9nftli9em 8efude Elm. Sic bat fir ben
|Nelt bes 8inters BEL Der Sanilie 81. s..
8eiter Auartier genommen.
lNa6 abt Gage langem 9ei6dftli6en Be-
Fiube in Der @npitolitabt 1T Sran3 3ofS
mann tpieber bnbeim etngetroffen.
Better George 1T bon ct. glouo, tpo Ct
gertpnnbte unb Sreunbe nit feinem 8e<
1ude erfreute, in iennen Snn1ilienfreis
5rriidgetebrt.
SRI. Sra11ces Opener bon Monticeno
genoB auf adt Gage bic @nffreunb1dnft
Ibieiger Befmnten.
Sofepb Bier mar 9ienstag in @eiddf1
ten mad MinneapoIis.
Sofepb Eurf bieH fi6 mfangs lebter
Bpde IN @efddften in Sorban, Winn.,
auf.
Sri. Gilbernif bielt ii9 mebrere Sage
|~beiubspeife IN Min1enpolis n1f.
Srdn5 Neifennb bon Wbnpt, Nebr., i
bier BEL Der Snmilie Soiepb 5aas 81
Gate.
SRI. Narid Nett bon ct. Saul ipuroe
mad bier an bns &ranfenbett igrer Mufz
ter gerufen, Die an einem .9er8febler
Ieibet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13

= a3rt Ser 5tpeiten ieiner Gaiteu-
preoigten, bie Der boddp'fte Serr 8i-
IDIOT ssoiepb Bn{6 in Der ct. @loub
unbefledfen gmpfdngnisfirde belt,
bate iih Mihmo6oben6 pie6er11m
eine fat unuberiebbare Meni9enmeE.
qe ei%ngef1noer, Inn Sic i6li6te Bre,
6igt, in mel6er Ser Oberbirte Die
@runomabrbeiten nnierer Fl. &eli.
gion in Ser 2an6esipra9e IN elmer
fir aae beritdnoltben 8eiie erfldrte,
All lani6en. Ser freuoigen Satia6e
fam beionoere@ rpdbnung getan tper-
Sen, oaB sic Srgeno iegli9en Sc
i6ledtes ii6 al 6ieien b%elebrer6el1
B%re6igten aoblret6 einfinoet, no,
onr6 bem @un16e beg bodfp'i ten
8iidofs gu ietner beionberen 8efrie.
oigung entipro@en miro.
: @inem am bergangenen Conn
taq beim &odamte in ben &trden Der
Di68e1e ct. CLOUD berleienen, : BON
bobm'iten 8iibof 8ui9 erlalienen
Mufruf 5nfoIge .tper6en Sic &atbolt=
fen leiner Dio3efe oringenbit eriu6t,
fid an Ser Sabresfouefte, mel6e
%fommen6en @onntug fir Die IN. uni
ausldnoii6en Miiiione11 .erboben
miro, 1rad beften &rdften at betetli-
gen: Die Baiten5eit eignet it9 dig be.
ion6ere 3et CUR Birfnng beg See
lenbeiles 6a5u, Berfe Der 8ormber.
5igfeit 3u iiber, 11r6 inter 6teien Der.
|6ient uls beion6eres 8erf 6te}er Mrt
6as Mmciengeben an Sic Spite &c,
felt gu mer6en, un6 our Mnsubnng
6ieies gottgefGuigen 8erfes 1T Die
EeiInabme an Ser &o1efte fir Die IN,
un6 ausIGnoil9en Miiiionen CUR Be
febrnng Der Sei6en Der b66iten Gm-
pfeblung mert.
Sim Gage Ser @eibe Der ner1er1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13
Buf1ndn.

Na9 ldngerem Qeiben, bag er ergeben
in Gottes FL. 8ilen ertrug, bat 9err
!&arl Occurring, beitens anf ben unberz
Emeibli6en Gong in bic gtpigfeit borbe<
%reitet, 6as 8eitli@e seiegnet. Ser Ser
itorbene mar Elm n1ufterbafter @ntte, Elm
Iiebebouer Batter unb Elm g~lal1benstreuer
E@atboIif, Der nidt BLOB feinen fl. @1au<
ben bnr6 Elm frdftiges 8ort betnnnte II.
perteibigte, ionoern audi rurd ieinen 2e=
%benstpanbel betdti9te unb 6nour9 oas
bette 8eifpiel gab. Sabrelang mar er als
|Ngent beg r8anberer" tdtig uno fpdterz
BIN leiitete er Dem ct. Soiepbs 8Iatt Der
Benebiftinerbdter bon Nft. Mngel, Ore,
Sic beiten 9ienfte. $50 CT fir bic fnt6o=
lii6e Erei1e Elm gutes Bort einlegen
fonnte, tat er es NIT 9r0btem Offer unD
obne ie6tpe6en @igennub. NIs fatbolif6er
,@an bat er ftets gebmoelt unb gelebt,
un6, nls folder Fat er feline @ee1e in Die
E5dnbe ibres @d0pfers 5uridgegeben.
E9nb CT unter ieinen Mitbirgern in bober
N6tung fm6, betpies better als 8orte
Die Satia@e, bnB ii6 cine groBe @enz
|i9enuenge at benz 8%egrdbnif1e eingefunz
ben batte, INN benz 5u @rabe getragenen
guten Manne ben letter @brenz nnb Qiez
besbienit 5u ertpeiien. @0ge er ruben in
Srie6enl Sen 9interbIiebenen infer nnfz
ri9tiges 8eileibl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13
Ans Scr unteceene.
Qpon.

SIZE Mitglieber bes bier beitebenoen
'fatb. SDriterbofes .btelten borlebtengienss
tagabenb, nacb6em Sic gei6dftlt6en Ser
banb1nngen abeetm toaren, cine aartens
partie. tpobei bodtp. Rfarrer 2epnaro,
q. s., ben erften l1nb &obert 2nderott
Sen 8%tpeiten &errenpreis nnb Sran S. U.
Slider ben erften nnb SSrau 8ran5 6ab
ben 3~tpeiten 9menpreis getpann.
Muf Der 9eimfnbrt bon bier na6 ct:
'Mnna erfror Sobann. @rabii6 eines Saz
ges bergangener Bo9e Die Ginger beiz
Der ,@dnbe.
Ebeobor Bierstalld, nel@er 1i6 in Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13
2llbdnv.

5einri6 20blein bat 1ib @itte lebter
8o@e nab Barf @apibs begeben, mo e.
germanbten un6 Sreunoen feline Nnfz
mnrtnng mn9te.
Mm @pnntag, Ben q. @dr5, feierte
SAUL Obermiuer ieinen 80. @ehnrtstas,
no8n er bon @ertpanoten ltnb Srennoen,
Jung nn6 alt, aufs ber5lidite begriibt II.
Fbeglidftpini@t ur6 Der Nusfpru6 .ange<
mein Iaut nnrbe, baB linn 1et1e duge1t<
blidli9e @einnobeit nenigitens nod 5eb11
Sabre erbnlten bleibe.
Sri. Sulia SboG bon Bort Bafbington,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13

Stride IN @eban gope So, tpelde
Dienstag letter ISOLDE bonn bodp' iiten
Diihof galfb borgenonlnle1 mnroe,
erteilte So9oerfelbe in benz nel1er1
@ottesbauie oag 81, 5dfrar1ert oer
i5rrrang. s.
&obn. Setter 5. &ron, 8farrer
Der 81. Sobn ganti1ts &irde IN ct.
|gIouo, npelder ais G%el6taplan benz
gaterlanbe ouf frnn5oiiidem Booen
ieine Dienite leiitete, bat ieinegnfunft
IN 5t. @Iou6 IN fur5er 8eit niiien
lafien.
&odm. &err Spiepb Builder bon
@elt Linton bbtdIt III Der Ser5 Selilt,
Stride 5u rsGeeport pdbrero Der Sn-
|iten5eit ieben M~ithpodmorgen cine
&re0igt; ols Ebenta al fetnen Rre,
bigten bot ct Sic iieben Worte ar1
&ren3e gemdblt.
sSn benz gefinoen BEG bohm. SEQ.
Etbebralpfarrerg Dr. 2eo @ans, lpel-
der am erften Gage Der Bode leioer
einen MadfaG batfe, 1T iet aeltern,
Mittpoh, gottIob tpie6er cine We1,
61ng gum 8eferen III ber5etdnen, Die
bic nun benz @unfhe aQer gemiB,
Die IN ibm einen mabren Seele1tb1r+
ten adten uno lteben, bofentlth cine
bleibenoe lein apir6.
-M. g. MbitneD fat lebten 5relz
tag Die M%nfin0igung gemodt, Dob
Die Granite gitD MailtpaD Gompan9
1oeben etnen Rontraft fit ben 9ln=
fauf feds meiterer 5traBenbabn:pa-
gen our @eruenoung I'M Straben=
babnipitem abgeidloiien Bot. 3tnet
6ieier Cars tnb 11e11 uro bic bier on
0eren, Die it6 in redt gntem 3nltd11o
|befin6en, m1r6en aus 55fpeiter 9ano
gefauft. Inn MN Die nit benz Nn=
(fonf Ser metteren feds gnrs berbn11=
benen Soften beitreiten gu fonren, bat
Sic Moilmop 60. itd beranloBt geies
ZEN, Sen Gobrpreis bon @arf &a,
pibs nod 8oite Barf auf einer1 81
refftt bur6gebeuoen 8agen mie Der
bon ct. Glon6 nod 8aite Bart bon
Gents auf Z Gents gu erboben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13

ner ct. gIouo 9anoelsi6ule fir feinen
QebenSberuf bera1bilbet, berbrndte ben
E@pnntag bier an Der 5eite fetner gltern.
SEQ Nab bat Die our N~abn1prufung
;nottpenbigen @egen1tdnoe feinem 8ruoer
IS. 8. Nafb fdnflt6 Iberlaiien.
Mobert golden bat ii6 lebte ISOLDE
rad ct. gIoub begeben, mo er bel Der
Weelrole Granite 60. arbeit g%efnnoen
bat.
Sran S. 81. Bierstana tpurbe i'm alss
Ebdnb &oipitnl tpegen 8linobarmert3iinz
pung ioperiert unb gebt iebt tbrer bolerl
@eneinng e%ntgegen.
Na@ ebrenbafter gntlni1ung aus Dem
E5~eeresoienfte i'm Camp 9ooge 1T Setter
|EGubtpig babeim e%ingetroffen. 5ett fetnen
@intrit in ben MiIitdrbienit geb0rte ct
benz Comp 8ancod, Georgia, an.
gilbert N6n1ann fat nn9 gliidlider
D3en1fabrt bas frm50fH6e @ebiet auf
Dem er in Uncle Cams 9ienft ftanb, btn&
ter 1i9 nnb bofft btnnen ipenigen 8o6en
it'd Der Sreube Beg 9aterbauies bingehen
|51t t&Srt1tt1.
Sran5 Drummer bat 1i6 nab S1oltg
Centre, ssolpa, begeben, no er IN etner
g(gentur Nnitenung gefunben bat.
ssran s.. S. 6tefni bon ct. Eanl
|peilte Elm paar Sage an Der Sette ibrer
bier mobnenben gltern, Sacob &nr5 pro
Srau.
Sam1ilie Saeob Obmmn bon ct
gIouo mar 5pnntagsgaft Der bier tpob>
nenben SamiIie S. g. Sborne.
Samilie Snlius @tu6er bon &eI
8enb, Sonia, genob fir etnige Sage bier
bic @affreunoi6aft Der Sanilie Nman=
bus Smmerfan.
Sranf @aB If. 1T @itte lebter 8o6e
lbon 8ptpbius, 81. g, na@banie 5lriids
gefebrt.
81. 6. 8ene mar mfangs> lebter Bo6e
in @ef6dften mad Der County Sauptitaott
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13

EEHEzE4-
Srnn5 SSr0ble berfnubte cine 8aggsne
Iabrng $amarad Bfoften mad Soma.
8nttermn9er Nnton 5dIeppenbnm
tpobnte Der in ct. SAUL gebaItenen
Characterization Der 8utterfabritanten
bel.
Nad mgenebmem 8efude in Der Ga
Mile Saul BbiIipp lit Siibor Beber na,9
|feinem 9eim in S6abo Sails, Sbabo, 5lz
riidgefebrt.
Srnu Siccette un6 9err unb Srou
Nengarb baben 9ienstag b%ergangener
ISOLDE ibr @eim mad Norb 9afota Der
legt. a
Sofepb 8afes mar in @ei9dften TIC
WinneapaIis u116 9otpnr6 2nfe unb IT,
tc BET Der @elegenbeit bon @ebrune:.r
Wc2ean einen Sborborn 8ullen, fir :
CT $500 be5ablte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13
Colo. 5prtnG.

SIZE SnfIuen3n 1T bierorts tpieber nnfs
getreten l1nb man ipri6t bon 70 Sdnen.
Sic Biz iebt CUR @enntnis sefommen itno
sso1epb @ieccettee bon Sronton erfren>
te feline bier tpobnenbe Mutter, Die I'M
tcrbeifen ibr &eim nad Norb 9afota bers
legt bat, nit einem m%ebrtdgigen Beirde.
Gin bier Monate aItes &inb Der Saz
Mile gbil. Seller ftarb Iitte letter Bo>
DIE nn6 tpurbe Sreitag IN ben S6ob Der
fubIen grbe gebettet.
2ebten 9onnerstag febte Setter sc.
Sbei1en feline @dgemiible 6itli6 bonn 8i.
Der an Der @taotgren5e in 8etrieb.
Mnd6em er fetnen 8ebn Gage lnngen
l1rIaub bier i'm @reiie bon gertpanbten
uno Srennben 3ugebro6t; 1T gngen SSiIz
der at ieinem Milttdroienfte IN ben Sci
ferfon Darrads, Mso., 5nridgefebrt.
Sreo Settler 1T bon feiner1 IN ct.
Saul gemadten @ef1dftsbeil6, bel tpel<
der Gelegenbeit er feinem bort erfrdnf<
ten 5tiefiobne Sobn 2ommel feline Mnfz
tpart1ng mn9te, %nnbbnuie 5uridgefebrt.
Weatbias s@l1n111er begab fid 'dnfanas
LETTER 8ode mad ben 3tpi1ingsiitddbtell
11nb mad Chicago IN gei6dftli9en Nnge<
.%Iegenbeiten.
Ssrnl Nnbreas @enne1rn111 bon ct
gIoib mar einige Sage bier BET Der Saz
mile Sran5 Saul 5u Cote.
Ueidnel Mein5 11n6 eines ieiner &inz
Ser 1nb Sacob 8rib 1nb mebrere feiner
Climber 5inb auf bic &rdnferit1be nnaes
tpiefen.
Srau 3erbert ,S6mitt bon Rnbnes
billie erfrel1te lire bier tpobnerben 81
tern, gbriit. BaI1nnf6 nnb @nttin, MD
eine11 11ebrtdgigen 8einde.
Der SSanilie 5einri6 8artb far,o
.ein m1t1teres 55b119err tpiIfon1treneNnf@
11dbme. @Iiid gum frobeu Sarnirierereigz
nifel
@ssSofepb Sar5er tpnrbe bon feiuer gatz
Tin nit eine ipnderen 5Dbnben be-
fderfft, tpo3n uniern @IiidtD1ni6l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-13
Oul1n.

9~onnerstag b%erga19erer @ode iii
Srm5 8aloer bon ct. George bon einsn1
ldngeren 2etben. bns burd 59tpinbiud
beruria6t tpuroe, bur6 Sen Sob erI0lf
tporoen. Ser 8eritorbene tpar 40 SATIRE
alt nno berbra@te feline ean5e 2~ebens5eit
N 8enton gountb. @eineu Sob %betrauern
NIT Der betagten Wutter flint Briioer:
Sofepb bon Nebrasfn, Mobert bon gleor
Bate, Gnton bon ct. George, Selig bon
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-16
Gran Fiesta en- Corozal
Asistenel Dr.. Miller y su Sra. esposa.

rrilnos Ia escuela 'Lincoln" asis
tiendo a la conferencia escolar,
que ALI Sc celebro. Ademas de los
turnos consumidos por distingui
dos profesores, tuvimos oportuni
dad de DIR al senior don Francis
co Vicenti, Presidente actual de
la Association de Maestros de
Puerto Rico, quien con su elocuen
te verbo, nos explico los trabajos
realizados por Ia Association ante
la Asamblea Legislative.
Al dfa siguiente sea ell saba
do once del corriente, continue la
interesante conferencia escolar
dirigida, en- parte por el ST.. Mo-
rim inspector general de escuelas.
A POGO de haber dado cornienzo
a los trabajcs de este dla, tuvi
mos ell honor de estrechar la ma
no del DR.. Miller y su senora es-
posa, quieIles, cOntagiados con el
ambicnte reinante tomaron parte
actiya en- la conferencia.
El DIR. Miller, V 10 decimos sin
tenor a NADIA hi d nadie, es y hd
sido el lnejor amigo de los macs
tros de todos los comisionados
que hasta el presente han ocupa
do dicho puesto. Pruebas tenemos
para clio y raZ0n para exteliori-
Zar esta manifestation.
lei caracter del co11isionado es
franco, sencillo en su trato con
los maestros. Earias yeccs le vi
mos leyantar la nano para hacer
manifestations pedag0gicas con
fupdiendose con los profesorcs
en- distintos debates. Ell Dr.. Mi
Her no es ell funcionaI'io aristo
crata que trata de imponersc con
sus gestos dc sericdad, es el ami