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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

gsom SallptpDitautt ffarn biefcr So.
ge cine erfrenlide Mad)ribt. Der
8riefberfebr nit Deutidla11o frei-'
.gegeben morDen. MIerbings Dorlan-
fia@nm fur bic bon ben perbiinoete1l
M6d)ter beiesten @ebiete. Dus belag-
te @ebiet uulfaBt olles Big aum lin
ten Nbeinufer nn0 @liab-2 otbrtngelt;
ferner aeipiIie 3onen I'm Die gride1t.
f6pfe out Dem redfen &betn1ifer. User
uIio gertnnnbte in gliaBr2otbritgen,
in 5fraBbnrg, MaeB nber IN MADDEN,
,GiiIieIoorf @oln, &oblen5, Malna,
Grier nitp. unb Der 0adbaridaf bic
ier Stdbte bat, fann ibnen iebt ldlrel-
ben. Ser 9oitperfebr 1T MIR fir Boit-
laden eriter @foiie geitattet, dlioBrte.
fe uno uue 5hriftltide, Of peridloi.
len oner nibt. iotpie 8niffarten. Mnd
einaeIdriebene 8riefe peroen ertge.
genaenommen, bod Mbernimmt 0as
8oitamt feline Garantie fMir oeren Nb-
Iieferur1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Nms Scr t~tfitececec.
2lba1uv

8a1fier 8. geuni1g unb @nttin febrz
ten Iebte 8obe bon ibrer Eegnsreife, mn
ter benz Segnsfieber leiberb, tpieber mad
Glbanb 5urid umo 5tpnr nit benz gorz
lot, Segas gu ibrem firberen 5ein1 b.
1tnden.
ST. NuIIisnn, tpeIder ffb tpddbrenb Der
lesten 8oden bier beiudgtpeiie a1fbielt,
lift mad Gnr1t Gutter, Mi9., 5nriidgez
reift, mo ,er IN ben erfen Engem feline
@ntlailnng aus Der Nrmee ertpartet; ct
erfpurtet Oftern in NIbnnb feiern al aSin<
men.
Sreb Blatb bon gafima, 8afb., err
ftattet bieiigen Srennben einen Befn6.
Dor ieinem nrn51g mad @a5bington mar
Ell SeiIbnber Der NIbanb Mouer Miu<@e<
ie1fdaft.
@eorg, 9obn Der tSrnu Mnna @aI8, 1T
aus Sranfrei6 5urifgefebrt nnb befinbet
fid Biz our @ntIn1nng aus Der Nrmee I'M
Comp 9ebens nnbe Bo1ton.
9einri6 Sorting bieIt ii1 .Iebte ISOLDE
mebrere Gage gei@dftsbalber in Gimme
npolis nuf.
Srm Reter S. &rnfer erffttatttete einen
mebrtdgigen 8efu6 Bel in MinnenppIis
tpobnenben 8efnnnten.
GILBERT 8efemnnn, S0rnn nnb Sodter
Slorence itnb bon ibrer gTfuriion nad
8io @rnnoe unb nnberen febensnerten
8Idben IN Segns nnbbnuIe 5urIdeefebrt;
bic berf6ie6enen grnten tpGbrenb beg
Seabres 1T, mas ibnen IN Segas am be-
item gefa1en.
Sic 30g1inge Der Bfarri6uIe perben
tire SabresnnterbaItung am 4. l11b am
II. Wnt IN Der Nnla Ser Yfarrf6uIe ge>
ben.
Ser 56nIbiffrifH 1876, in pel6em Sobn
Mergnn n1s 2ebrer mgeifeM 1T, lGBt
bemfelben Elm ne1tes @obnbal1s erribten.
SIZE nit Dem Neubnu berbnnbenen Soften
tperben ii6 nnf $1,000 beIanfen.
Sobn Bremel lit bon 1etner Segastonr
5uriidgefebrt. &c bat linn in ienem 9taa=
te berart gut 5ugeingt, bab er So Slider
2mb NIT finftIider 8etpdfierl1ng, bas
ettpn 25 Meilen bonn Golf bon Megicn
%gelegen it, fdufli6 ertporben bat.
grnf 59nl3 tpnrbe bon ieiner @attir
NIT eine1n ge1unben 8iib9en bei9enft.
I@rntuIierenl~
Snrnner 8Dibfenberg Idbt anf ieinen
@eb0ft einen neren @tan erri6ten.
Sofepb 9abnborf, nel6er tpdbrenf
lber Iebten iieben Sabre i'm 9itrift 14s
mterri9tete, bnt Die 2ebrerifeIe: II
@reentpnlD gu eine11 erb0bten Saldr am
9enDmr1en.
SRI. @atbarina B0bfenberg tDur6e bon
ST.. 8ntion nrn re6ten DIR, IN benz iid
elm @etpdds nngefebt bate, erfolgreid
operiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Colo 5prin9..

sSoiepb 8oIf BON Der Metgerfirma
@ebriber 8oIf IN Gong 8rnirie utn6te
iii Begleitnng ieiner @attin cine Nuto=
tour mad @ttenrng COUNTY nnb n1a6te BET
bie5er @eIegenbeit feinem bier fpobnens
Sen Bra6er, Dem 8%einbdnbIer Otto Bplf,
feline M%uftpartung.
Otto Bolf unb SD. Bilrnes tpobnten
Dem Iebte 8o6e IN ct. Saul gebnItenen
8egrdbnis Tires Srennbes, g. M. 2obz
mann BET.
geif. 8o1nen bon Minneapplis erftnts
tete IeBte 8o1e bier feiner SSar1ilie Ell
nen 8ef19 nnb tpideIte 51glei6 perf1nz
Ieib @e11dfte nb.
sSo6n Sc 8irter fnufte bor 2eonbnrD
SheIen 40 Mfer 2dnb, tDofir er bic
5ur1r1e bon $4,000 be3nbIte; biefes 2anb
Iiegt etfpa cine Ueeile n~orbtpeifli1 bor,
ginnge.
Sid. Bafes Idbt feline Bobnung nit
benz M8ngsfnnaI unb Der Baierleiturg
Ill gerbinbnng bringen.
esofepb Menbpip, ipeIher in Berbi1s
bl1na nit feinem grltoer Sohan b
.groofiton Elm Mebgergef9df betreibt.
mar bier 1lnb tpobnte benz 8eerdbniFe
5feiner Sar1te, sSyrdu Sra. BEL.
ssra1 1Sra1fs botf ct. CLUB bnt ibr
6ein bon bort nbermdls MIDI Cob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Sc mirb halbauttlia bonn gatifo

Gg iuirb baIbantliA bonn 8atifan
befannt gegeben, 6aB Der 8apft feline
3uftimml1ng CUR Mbaltung beg uMq-
driitIiden &ongreifes", Ser in nober
3ufunft ftottfinben ion, ni6t gegeben
Bot, 90 Sic fatboIifde @trbe, ibr
9ogmo beriidiidtigen6, iid %genottgf
fGbe, a11f bem @orgreB. einen anperen
@tan6p11nft at bertreten, als Die
iibrigen @Iaubensrt6htngen Ser
gtan6punft miro IN Der Melbntg
bertreten, DOB ole anberen driftli6en
9enominationett iid aus Der r6r1ifd-
fatboIiIdert enttpidelten, Sic fib brett
bon gbrifh1s abIeitet, lnb boB @om
nidt aa ibnert fornrnert fatt1l foroern
He fid nod Nom %5uriidtpenbet miif.
fen. Ser Eapf 1T bereit, gertreter att-
oerer driftIiber @lnnbengri6tungerl
nit offenen Mrme1 at empfangen, %
Sic r6niid-tntboltfde Stride bon ie-
Der bon bent Bnni1 nod gereini.
g1tng oIer drtitIiden ReIigioner be-
ieeIt tpdr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
9omnerstas, ben II. Mpril 1919.
8eNinemnectt Scr Siceess
4lmIefbc.

9ie aampasne fir sic Siegesm-
Ieibe miro am Oftermontag, ben ~.
Mpril, beginnen uno BRET 8oden
lang, big gum 10. Mai, 6al1ern. r8ei
ser @nttptdl1,ne oes Manes fir Sic
1tel1e Mufloge," 10 fiibrt Ser Sinan5-
fefretdr bes naberen an, rtDaren IN
erIter Geibe praftiide &iififi6ten
m1sidluggebeno. Mon mar 6aranf
beoodt, Sic aufloge 6em 8olfe at-
troftib erfdeinen at laiien, nit an=
6eren 8orten, Sic 8on6fdl1fer iolen
ibre MnIaeen a1ss etne giinitige @elo=
manipulation onieben; Johann foqte
bafiir geiorgt per6en, baB nod Mb-
fdjIlrb ser &unpagne Ser 8onbmarft
felt uno lebboft bletbe, un6 6ieies it
MIR m6gIih, tpe11r Ser Mnfnuf ith
aIs cine empfebIensmerte &apitalan-
Iage ertpeiit. sc lit bie leete 5ret-
beitsorIage.
9ie ,@iegesonIeibe miro IN Sorm
BON Az pro5entigen, crei- nn6 bier
idbrigen umiebbaren @ol6noten, fret
bon itootlider 1tnb Iofaler @eitener-
una (ausgenor1nter iin6 Madlaiien=
fdofts= unb @rbfdaftsiteuern) nno
gunoeseinfommenitener. 9ie S6etne
iino umiebbar o1f Mntrag Der @efi-
Der in 334pro5entige, brei big bier
idbrige @olo5ertiftfate, fir tueIde bic
feIbe Stelterfreibeit gilt. Die Sobe
Ser Muflage pir6 So, 500,000,000 be-
tragen. sic tp1tr6e bei6rdrft, nm
freie Sonb 5u bebalten, Inn ite at
fteigern o6er a1 Derringern, pie fols
DIES ratiam erf6einen iollte. l1eber-
aeidnungen tper6en 5urndgetpieien.
Die 3upeiinng miro abgeih1ft IN
bemieIben BerbGItnts. bns Bel BEN
friiberen MnIeiben als &ihtidnur
6iente, rn6 5tpar itn6 iene Biz at
$4,000 5ulaifig.
9ie S9eine bei6er Serien merben
bon 90. Mai 1919 6otiert unb iinb
einI0sbar om 20. Moi 1923. Die
Gbetne foinnen Dor DEM @inlofungs-
termin, am Is. Deaernber 1922, bon
Der &egierurtg eingeI6it tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Qpon.

2eebte ISOLDE fat 9ern1ann 8enolfen
Elm @tiid 2nnb gegen bas bieiige Slei<
|idergef6dft nit N.S. Serbian bertanf6t;
einige Sage na6ber fanfte 0roolpbg
@rnnlob bnsielbe fir $1,000.
Wbin Bobn1er mnbte lebte ISOLDE eine
EBefn9stour nod 8ntertoipn, g. 8.
@eorg SmmerfaM ift nnd %ebrenbafter
.@ntIn1nng aus Dem Militdrbiente an Die
.5eite feiner @ltern geeilt.
n Der SdnniIie Sofepb 5nuerer fte1z
te ii6 Elm munteres S0bnden Elm, tpo5u
nnfern @Iidtpnnf9.
Sran8 @imsl, Mlois 5auerer unb
NmanDus Smmerfan baben tie lie in ben
Be1B eines 11euer1 Sorb gebrd6t.
Rif. 1bielmnnm erbieIt cine 8aggon<
la0nng gieb, 81 @tid, nus SiD ct.
Saul, Sic er al fittern nnb 6ann 5n
19Ia9ten beabii9tigt.
Srnu @rnoIb 8reuBer 1T bon Soma
gitb, Soma, mo lie tpbdrenb Der Iebten
ffiinf 8o9en bertpm6tfhaftli6e 8eiu6e
erftattete. mad @aufe 5uridgefebrt.
8ib. @enes Ndnberbal1s tnurbe 9onz
n%erstngnbet1b bnr1 Seuer 5erit0rt.
Mbnm M9nnn11s Bobnbn1s geriet leb<
ten 5omstng anf unerfIdrIi6e 8eiie IN
SSSeuer, bod Der Mn6bmsbilfe gelang es,
basfeIbe nuf feinen !Serb gu bef1rdnz
fen.
Nif. S6nmader befinbet ii9 mad
gliidIi9er D5emfnbrt bon Sra1frei6s
@efnben Der i'm Camp MerriH, 81. S,
un6 bofft frnb5eitig. genl1g e%nfldiien 5u
tperben, I'M Bic 0fferfrel1oen IN Qben ge<
81 f0inner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

Gine Bi4 1T bpnt Genat Der Me.
brasfaer @efebgebu11g o11ge1or111e1
ipor6en, nod tpelber ole Bfarr. ur6
BribatfduIer inter Die Mutoritm Ser
6ffentlihen 5dulen fnllen uer6en.
Die Superintendent Der offentIiden
@dulen tper6er baber bas Redt bn-
Zen, in iel6en MnftaIten Snipeftione11
bor5unehmen ,1n6 Die Eertbiider bor-
aufhreiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

Jr6blide Sfern aaen tre1ten
Sreunben BEG Norbitern". M6ge al
len 6as frobe M1iferitebnngsfeft at ei-
1tem Seite tpabrer, berainntger, begli-
den6er Sreu6e mer6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

|5pring berlegt uno fid in inbrem eiigenen
4eimntSplnbe bdl1sli9 eingeribtet.
Sill. Bilmes lift bon Srnnfreib mad
|bieiem Gamble 5nriidgefebrt nnb traf nod
einem f1r5ene 8eiude Bel gertpnn6ten in
MinnenpoIis i'm gIternbau5e Elm.
Sobn Studs Fat nit ben gorarbeiten
fir Elm 1neues 5n1is, bns ct biefen Conn
mer bier erridten Taft, beginner laiien.
Sic Cob @pring 8rnugefenidaft Sat
Bic gorarbeiten fir Elm i6mndes @ez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Rlabier ST b~erfanfen.

@oIoen DOT Ri1nboG Rlnpier. SEQ
llfete $3.50. 90. Berfnuft 81 $4,000.
@eoinanrger. go. 10Y BiIfon Abe.,
g. g. ODER Nbote 725. ct. CLOUD,
Mi1t1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

ssebe 1tf1ongenebme gmpfirbr1g 1T
Elm 3eiden, oaB id gntfdIliien llrt-
trem perbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Kirdlihc nasbridbtcn.


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KircbIittc 11nchricbfrs1.
! nan,n,o,,,a. ,aa- 81. u
ss4o,fs;4a n,irS ~. pAt. aA5,,p ~ 60 ~
@iidsd 'sa,,i g = 1, D s.. gog ,.s 49, 60,
mn e ~ !. a,.aaas '' ~ sa;a.I;4a -
Nan+;fifo1ay,+ ,areS,;o,a ~ lt as;;b,asS
meIshem So, ho,Ssn 3 G,,hn,ia, m;,
5oa1 81 q s. ~, 81, ~ sso5,a
SThta; Sia s]so5+n,anio - har+o,, My
: SIN nia.stns m;tttnnm ,,,,6
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@pme;nne' E, eso11o;na hoa 1n-f+;;n
6inp @ehp+ Sbihan Ma Wptter mn
sic Mpap rp,h+ >imfeMt moron MIR Ser
4irdhprbpf,,I nnM Sphr nj SIC mn.
% Mgernpinne nm !, hen r. @1Gafrn.
1np1,ten. MSShrenS .hp, @ns,hpnapit' hoI.
fen 6pn, holm Wfnrrpr' p gl1,n,,i}in.
|n q o. Sip hodtn MpnpniftinprnS,
ter SIn5ein, ~. @;ch,1n,,n MnoIhert
nm AZ morti1 .mpinrn6 INN EoI6
gnrina NM Saline mn. sncohs Nrni,
rip me- ,g,,r ShInRfeipr fnnnfp hnh-
n 3 M,,o,,fin niht a,,opnpn .5pin s.
81 iih, zine iphr ftnrfe @rfGIt11nn an
ana hotte Sim @onntnn hieIt
hohin IS gInipIn. S q 81 nm
s@&ii%mo16 sen @oftes6ienif, 81 hodn.
p g,,m,ifin. S q 81 'noh INNER
.5ca spa++ h;;;ton m,,b+p
! Sim letter Treitao, Sem Geite ser
@ipbpn ghrnereen mori6 aeIebriprfe
6pr hohm !Gerr Reoron d gnl1f
centre r. ..her al 9onifnai,ts- @irffhe
>, mprro,p Gin fpiprlihes !6ohomf.
mohpi hohn Ser Son Ser 8oer bon
Wnr6 ghrines 6er n11h Sic Teitpre-
6iof hieIt nIs Diofor.rn6 hphtp. ST..
N1}R1nonn BON Melrpfn ole 5ubbio-
I'm ,niiiitiprtpn Die MitoIie6er oeg
hriitIihen m1tHerpereines ainaer ae=
meinihnftlih arr RI. communion.
Donnerstan fpmmen6er Wohe
,nirn in emf Centre sos qolbene III
biI6nm Ser ct 8onls @emeinbe in
Merbin61tno mil 6em iiIbernen Brie=
f4pri,th;r;ntm hee Nfnrrers Ser Sc
n1ein6e Sea hodlm !6errr 81. Mrat, in
fpiprrilhpr Wpi5p bpao1oen merben,
Sohhn 3 mn11r1s. $ e. s.. bon
;Srppnnrt mir6 bei hieier Ropbelfeier
So Tpffbrp6int hnIten.
*SV1hrpn6 ser nm Ictfen Dpnners=
tn ann Observation-Disclosures qelonqten
1n,nE;m6inpn @phptson6odht. Sic ON
0ipnstnnD IN ser 81 MifoIors @irhe
:, az nihoLos ihrp11 Mnfnnn; nohan,
Pe;1tpfpn nom holm Nforrer shoI,
Ienhprnpr a;;fiGp M,,shiIfe Sic hodtp.
Sprrpn op,,thnpr INN mortn !&nn1b.
NOM nm tgan,f Mnnibs @dprpr =
m,tdn,on Mpiffpr nm G6pn morIpn'
|,,nn ghirmpra M, Nnnnpsni1p apkf,
apnonnfp, hipIt m6hrpnn Ser breifa=
9iae1 M henaei+ 81 sSo54nrp6iofpn
Moo, 5nn mpilhte,1 n,,rnp1,. opRSrt
,,nS nie s1pirnnhnnp IN npr Mphptson,
a,eb4 tnor +rab her 5hrehtpr Mitter-
,,no ONO hShst erfrp,,yihp
SIM 1ipnstoo nproonopnpr Mod1p
hip1+ npr hohtn mfnrrpr Shp,,pr I
9er at Mnripnqpmeinne bei !So1b.
innforn pine mnhfpipr 6pg h1 ssn-
,pnhsfe,4ea 6ie - eiine,,1 foierrihen
!sphnn1te beit,nn nos pno,1 hahm
Serrn M,,mher sprphriprt m,,rbp nm.
Nj Sic hohm Sprrpn gtpinnh nm
..ees,,s ,ay;a;ar4on ao4tn Coz, g.,
na1,n, ,@as,Inn Sos Manhoara
@a5h;4aJs - lp a. GTa,,n nreniate 70;
So. ga4i;hfo;t T. na,,+fha, ,,nS ona'
I;ibay. = peuD'' u'p e''9
!. a.. a,a.ag mos4o,, So. 49,, hah.,,
ea,,,e ar us a,ss,a = uo ga,.g pG o.
~ gsl, -. uH NV =. g Mas.. m &C.
. p,os ,.en a gegraageien 9ri6 Sei Mase,
MIS- 'O ~ m,ngra,s4d 5.ue' .gs a nafua
~, 49, ~, g ny !, nv NV g.. !.
iun.,a ..e w so @F. ~ ;p NJ I'LL.
Ut Upl& NSUUU W(ull upuulltlI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

Bebo11pte fftefg 6ei11en 8Iob an Der
snnrenieite, ftebe ober 1ien1aro I'M
aiiddJte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17

goQet1 eintreffen. W1it bieier 11e,1e1l
Mngftottu11g ipiro Der Strobe1babrl-
6ienft iiderlid nm Elm 9eoeutenoes
Derbeliert fperben.
Menn Sic uberarbeitet iinb, TIC.
gIeidgiiltig ODER eridlafft fublen,
ooer mertr sic niht blafen. o6er Ell
len foi,nne1t, Damn nebnen Sic beiier
Soni1ters Nodp Mputrtain 9ea. 2ebf
Sic onf, reinigt bas gI,,t Ii11bert nno
reauliert Sen Mageir, mahf Sic ellen
nnb 1dIafen. Cine mirfltde 5rib-
iabrg-Mebi5in. 35c Ebee ooer Sablets
ten. 49, M. Molifor.
SIN ct. &apibaels 8ofpital 1T
Sreitagmorgen HaDml1r6 N11IIel, Der
eff Sabre alte 5pbn Der in Slice fpob-
nenoen 6rau Subie Mulel, 6urb ben
sos in Sic Gmigfeit entfiibrt Doroen.
Das &inb fieI benz 2ungerfieber 5ltrl
.0pfer. Sic 2eide mur6e nod Hice
aur 8eerbignng gebrnbt.
geod mebrere Wo1en LANCER
MJpefenbeit lit 6. 6. 8anoolfo, Brd.
fioent Ser 8an Motor gompanD am
8reitaq mad ct. G1ol1o 5uriidfgefebrt.
@efddfte berDtigten ieine- lange Mb-
tpeienbeit in Eeras, tpobin er ben
gransport elmer giienbnbnlnbnng,
Sic 81 Nan Ml1tomobils enfbieH, be.
lorgte. ,..ss
! @inen genuBreiden 5onntdg-
1todmittag genoB Die groBe Meni9er-
idor, pelae iid lebten Sonntag 81
Dem @on5erte, meldes bonn Minnea.
polls 5DmpboniezO rdelter, bas 2nn=
ter ser bepdbrten 9eitung 6es Diri=
qenten Oberbofer ftebt. mGfiner Sbe.
ater eingefunoen bottle. Das fir Die
muiifalif6e @elegenbeit entporfene
8rogramm tp11r6e IN elmer Wetie
burdqefmbrt, Sic einen fnit anbaIten=
sen Mppla11s berborrief. 8ie Die Ger
rem Mniifer iid b1rh Die Wenihen-
menge geebrt inben, 10 fIblfe bieie
iid bnr6 Bic n1sge5ei6neten 2eiifln=
gen anfs 8eite befriebigt, unb Serr
bart beiien geipiB iein,
4penn mmer er ct. CLOUD nit ieinem
IN einem &on5ert beebrt,
linn biefe @bre in gleider Beiie mte
am Iebten 5pnntag bergolten miro.
81 @iirgermeiiter 2i1nperi9 beftn-
set fi@ i'm 8efib zines Briefes bon
Ser Serpice Motor Erud @ompanD
in Mobab SSn6., pel6er 6ie Mnfra<
ge entb1iiH, Oh bieies Stnot ei11en Cant
onnggpIat fir 2uftidiffe ba. Sc
1annte gompanD trdgt ii9 nit 6em
@ebanfen, Elm Meroplan Dienit<De-
partement gum :3nede at etablieren,
aIen IN ibren gntfernungen einen
m0gli6it rai6enMblieferungsoienit 5u
Iiieferr. Mls eine1t Der hiesbe5iigli9en
2anbnngspldbe iit5t. CLOUD IN Mns=
iidt genommen. Ser 5ta6tclerf fat
bic an ben Biirgermeilter geri6tete
Mnfrnge in allen @in5elbeiten beant=
mortet.
-- @reisribter Sebn u. &oier bat
.ii6 Montng nod 2ittle Soils bege-
ben, no er feline bom 9fftriftsgeridte
eriibrigte Mrbeit bonen6en miro.
SIM auBergeu0bnli6 boben III
ter BON SO Sobren fat 6rau Sobnma
Carton IN ibrem 9eim anf Ser SIt=
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-04-29

who is In a position to observe the
desires and needs Of the youth OF the
city, claims that attractive entertain.
ment, properly chaperoned, will dc
much towards raising the standard
of refinement and morality in a city,
and this is one of the crying needs
of Ashland today.
Mrs. H. T. Elmore was then called
upon, and responded along the same
line, only including entertainment
for younger children also. She spoke
particularly about the advantages of
the children's playground in the park
but that this attractive diversion is
not utilized as much as 1t should be.
The necessity of having supervisor
there to not only watch over the little
children to prevent accidents, but
one who can entertain and teach
games and playground recreations to
the little ones was brought out very
forcibly by this speaker. Mrs. Gilmore
is chairman of the West Side Par
ient-Teacher Circle, and she gave at
length her views OF the necessity OF
that organization cooperating with
the Civic Improvement Club in pro-
vlding properly arranged and chaper-
oned dances at stated times for the
young people. II is natural for the
young people to dance, Mrs. Elmore
remarked, and II refined conditions
are not arranged for them occasion
ally, they will invariably go where
surroundings are unfit for cultured
girls and boys should be seen.
The hour OF disbanding arrived
and the guests repaired to the sec
ond part of the evenings entertain
ment, the theatre party at the Vim
ing, where they enjoyed the play pre-
sented, "A Great Romance" featur-
ing Harold Lockwood.
Those in attendance were. Blanche
E. Hicks, Edith Fuller Elmore, Eff
fle E. Dennis, Izora E. Espy, Mrs, +.
d. Briggs, Mrs. james ]. McNair
Mrs. c. H. Pierce, Mrs. G. c. Stev-
ems, Mrs. William Myer. Mrs. NJ. F.
Cyester, Mrs. w. NJ. Barber, Mrs. j
NJ. Miller, Mrs. M. Banta, Marion E.
Thornton, Mrs. G. G.. Jenkins, Mrs.
Frank Jordan, Mrs. p. S. Provost,
Mrs. A, II. Pracht, Mrs. G. N. Kram-
er, Mrs. G. A. Hill, Mrs. C. B Lam
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W. II. c. Club Met.

The w. r. c. Club held its fort
nightly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
s. A. Carlton on Union street Mon
day afternoon. Fifty-three ladies
were present and spent a very pleas
ant afternoon with their fancy work,
after which luncheon was served.
The hostess was assisted in the en-
pertaining by Mrs. Elva Rouse, Mrs.
o. G. Howard, Mrs. ]. B. Harrell,
Mrs. Anna Robson and Mrs. s. A..
Peters.
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Yakima Cannutt Married.

B. /. Cannutt, better known as
Yakima cannutt," world champion
broncho buster for six years past,
has been a resident of Gran.s Pass
for the past week and today took up
on himself bride, in the person of
Miss Edna Sykes, of Roseburg, also
an experienced wild horse rider. 'rhe
ceremony was performed this after
noon by Judge Holman.
Cannutt has won championships
at Pendleton, Weiser, Albany, Ash
land and many other western cities
and has also won trophies in Aus
tralia and other parts of the world.
Altho he expects to quit the strenu-
Gus life of rider he has signed for
the Ashland roundup in July. At
present he is butcherlng for the City
Market.-Grants Pass Courier.
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viii Report Red Cross Meeting.

At the Red Cross sewing rooms
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Mrs. Dickey of Ashland and Mes
danes Noblit and Schefflin of Med
ford will give their reports of the
Red Cross meeting recently held in
Seattle. Refreshments will be serv-
ed and any one interested in Red
Cross work Is urged to attend.
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May Day Dance.

One Of the most elaborate func-
tions OF the season is the anticipated
May Day ball to be given by the
Woman's Auxiliary Club in the
Natatorium next Thursday evening,
May /. This event will be similar to
those given by this club in previous
years and is expected to be largely
attended by society folk in Ashland
and vicinity The patrons and pat
ronesses will be Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Paulserud, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. En-
lders, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. d. D. Nor
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Bates, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Barron, Mr.. and
Mrs. G N. Kramer and Miss Emma
jenkins.
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Farewell Party.

Paul H. McKinnis of Sans Valley
was the guest Of honor at a farewell
party last Monday eve, given for him
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. C. E.
Silver, on B street. Mr.. McKinnls
will leave for Oklahoma next Mon
day where he has interest in bust.
ness. The evening was greatly en-.
joyed by his friends and old ac-
quaintances. Mr.. McKinnis being a
talented musician the guests we're
provided with splendid music after
which refreshments were served. The
guests were: Mrs. Pearl Wardle and
small daughter, Pearl; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Roach; Mrs. Lou Roberts; Mrs.
Bert Turner; Miss Evelyn Turner;
Mable and Virginia Roach; Leland
and Don Silver; Laura Booth and
Mrs. C. Il. Silver, hostess.
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The Social Realm
Civic Club Give Fine Banquet.

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Civic Club Give Fine Banquet.
Very pleasing and attractive In
all of its appointments was the re-
ception given at the Hotel Austin
Friday night under the auspices OF
the Civic Improvement Club. The
announcement interested many wom-
en- of Ashland in the event, and al
the hour of the banquet much larg'
er representation was present than
had been anticipated. The committee
of arrangements In charge OF the
banquet, Mrs c. e. Hockett, Mrs.
B. r. Greer and Mrs. S. B. McNair.
greeted the guests on their arrival
at the reception parlor Of the hotel,
which was filled to overflowing by
the time the banquet hour OF 8
o'clock arrived. In step with a
march played by Mrs. Henry EndeIs,
eighty-five guests filed to the
dining room where the tables were
laid, beautifully decorated with white
lilacs and Gala lilies. A fine ban
quet was arranged by the hotel man.
agement and efficiently served by a
corps of courteous assistants.
Mrs. C. B. Lamkin, president Of
the Civic Improvement Club, presid-
ed, and in few remarks introduced
the speakers Of the evening. The
first to be called upon was Mrs. G. A.
Briscoe, who gave toast to, the
Home Industry League, the new Or
ganizatlon that has lately been agi-
tated in Ashland. Mrs. Briscoe out
lined the plan and object of this new
Organization, which is filling the
minds of the women thruout the state
at the present, and which is becom-
ing such a popular movement. She
Explained that as the woman of the
household has the opportunity OF
purchasing three-fourths OF the pro-
ducts required in home, to her de-
wolves the manner in which these
purchases are made, and that her
duty and promise to the welfare OF
her community Is to see that these
purchases are made from home mer
chants so far as possible. The speak
Ter enumerated some of the industries
existing in Ashland, and others in
various sections of the state, the pat
ronage of which is the duty of each
and every citizen of the state, in
stead of swelling the Golfers of the
mail order houses of the east.
The next speaker was Miss Blanche
Hicks, city librarian. who opened a
topic Of vital interest to all of the
mothers of Ashland, that of providing
| pleasures and recreations for the
young people of the city. Miss Hicks.
stated that since she had been asked
to speak on this topic she had made
Inquiries and had found that a re-
markably small number OF social en-
tertainments had been provided for
the youth of Ashland during the past
year. Young people will not be de-
MED the pleasures of youth, accord
ing to the speaker, and II the proper
entertainment is not furnished the
boys and girls will seek diversions
wherever they may be found, and
If they do not show proper discretion
the blame should not always rest
upon their shoulders. Miss Hicks,
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Demonstration in Cooking.

! Miss Anne Mccormick, county
home demonstrator, will be at the
home of Mrs. P. l.. Ashcraft on
Scenic Drive, Wednesday, April 30,
where she will give ,demonstration
of cooking for young children. This
meeting is called for 2 o'clock in
the afternoon and all are asked to
be present.
Wednesday Club to Meet Thursday.
The meeting of the Wednesday AZ
ternoon Club has been postponed
from Wednesday until Thursday on
account of the Red Cross meeting
on the former date 1t will then take
place as announced at the home of
Mrs. w. NJ. Policy on Gresham street,
Nth Mrs. Brown as assistant hostess.