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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12

learned only recently is that greens
in general need sterilizing, or as
one woman puts it, they need laun-
dering. This is accomplished by
blanchlng, followed by the cold dip.
This process serves two purposes,
cleansing more thoroughly than
cold water can do and removing
the acrid flavor which many of the
pot herbs have after they have at
tanned a heavy growth. Try this
with spinach or chard. Drain the
green's we'll after the cold dip and
then do not add any water for the
rest Of the cooking. Do not make
the mistake of adding soda to the
cooking green's, as it is highly i'm
portant to retain all the mineral
salts of the green's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12
The Housewife
Corner
Sandwiches for Picnics

Brown bread in its different va
rieties is liked for many sandwiches.
The regulation Boston brown bread
is great favorite of mine used in
this way: Steam it in baking pow
der, cut thin, spread with soft but
ter mixed with grated cheese, or
cottage cheese with a little melted
butter and cream to moisten, and
serve arranged in rings on dolly
covered plate. All sorts of brown
breads may be used in making any
Of the following sandwiches. A
different" bread which is espec-
tally good for sandwiches, is made
as follows:
Mix one and one-half cupsful OF
granulated yellow meal with one
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12
BIRD club
: Notes
Bird Housekeepers

"Oh!" screamed Elizabeth, "there
is a worm on my neck! Somebody
take it off, quick'
Hold STILL" said her aunt, land
don't scream so. There, it's gone
now! | guess we ought to have more
birds in these trees"
Birds? Why, auntie?"
Because they destroy the worms
and bugs that eat the leaves on the
trees"
There's little bird going round
and round that tree, auntie. Is he
eating bugs?"
eyes, that is a little nuthatch.
Nature has provided work for all
the birds. To the nuthatches and
the woodpeckers and the little brown
and white bird we saw the other day
the brown-creeper, and the black
and white warbler, she has given the
task of cleaning the trunks of the
trees. Their sharp little eyes explore
every inch of the bark, and quickly
discover any worm or insect, or
any Of their eggs, hidden away in
the crevices of the bark. 1t takes
hundreds of bugs and worms to feed
one bird day, and when the birds
have baby mouths to feed, many
hundred more are consumed.
Another group Of birds live in
the tops of trees, and watch for in
sects there. They conceal themselves
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12
How's Thisi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
i've years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces expelling the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls catarrh
Medlcine for short time you will see a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid Of catarrh. Send
-. cHENEY q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 76c.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12
Tomato Chutney

Four quarts tomatoes
/ quart onions
| quart apples
l pound raisins
II cups brown sugar
l quart vinegar
l tablespoon salt
Peel the tomatoes and cut fine.
Peel and chop the onions and skin
and chop the apples and place all
of these ingredients in an iron
kettle. Add the brown sugar and
salt. Cook for half an hour. Add
the vinegar and boil for ten min
utes longer. Seal while hot.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12

tablespoonful of salt in the top Of
the double boiler, pour on it, stir.
ring rapidly, nearly a quart Of
boiling water; boil on the stove
five minutes and in the boiler ten
minutes more.
Let cool, add half a cupful OF mo-
lasses, two tablespoonful of short
ening and one-half teaspoonful OF
soda dissolved in very little water,
one yeast cake dissolved in half
a cupful of lukewarm water; blend
we'll and add enough white -four to
make rather stiff dough. Let
rise over night and proceed as with
any raised bread. This makes two
loaves and one good pan Of biscuits.
Meat Sandwiches as Real Food
For substantial sandwiches, one
of my favorites is made by grinding
through the fine knife of the meat
chopper any sort of cold meat, add
ing salt and moistening with to-
mato sauce. When / had many
school lunches to prepare | often
used to buy little lean meat to
cook for this purpose. This also
makes a fine sandwich for the bust
ness girls lunch. / might add
that, to my mind, any sort of meat
fer sandwiches is better finely
and moistened with French dress
ing, catsup, tomato sauce or may
onnaise than if the meat were
sliced. Corned beef and ham are
among the best, and it is surprising
how far even small amount of
meat will go prepared in this way.
Try cleaning enameled ware with
common salt instead of soap. 1t
will keep it smooth and white. 1t
is also the best thing for removing
stains from china.
Equal parts of cream Of tartar
and common salt will remove rust
stains. Wet the spot and spread
the mixture on thickly; place ma
terjal in the sun.
Before busting your electric fix
lures turn on the lights and the
ilaments will not break if Jared.
Wash crex rugs or mating that
has become dingy with salt and
water and rub dry quickly with a
cloth. 1t will clear and brighten
the colors.
When pouring paraffin on jellies
first place all tumblers Or jars in a
large dripping pan with an inch Or
two Of cold water in it. The par
ATTN that is dropped will collect on
the water and can be used on the
next pouring.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12

among the leaves, and dart out un-
expectedly at any fly or other crea-
ture with wings. These are the tiny
sweet voiced little warblers. There
are several kinds around here the
yellow warbler, the black throated
green warbler and the myrtle war
bier.
The vireos are like very good
heusekeepers who search out all
dirty corners and keep them clean.
These little birds aren't content
with picking the bugs and the
worms from the tops of the leaves.
Instead, they very carefully search
the undersides for their dinners.
| know four vireos--the white eyed,
the red eyed, the yellow throated
and the warbllng. Most people don t
know them, though, for they are SO
near the color of the leaves that
they are not easily seem"
Il can see that bird up there, all
right; what is it, and what is it do
Ing, Miss Harris?"
This came from the little boy next
door who had been listening intent
ly, and had at the same time had
his eyes wide open.
"That is one of the fly catchers,
which dart out and chase their prey
through the air. The bird we can
see now is kingblrd, one of the
biggest Of the daytime fycatchers.
You would never suspect it, but he
is relative of the phoebe, and the
little wood peewee. Listen; there's
a peewee calling"
They listened, and from dis
tant tree came a sweet "pee-a-wee,
pee-a-wee!" In the air above at the
time they could hear the sharp,
shrlll cries of the noisy kingbird.
"The chebec and the redstart, !"
the girls aunt continued, "are two
more little birds known as fly catch
ers.
Higher up in the air the swallows
get much Of their food. On the
ground, earth worms, cut-worms,
squash bugs and many other pests
are devoured by such familiar birds
as the robin, blackbird, crow, lark
and bobolink.
Given at night the insects that
eat the garden plants and destroy
our pretty shade trees are not safe.
As evening comes on, the night
hawks and whipporwills awake and
go in search of their evening meal.
Owls, too, are abroad then. Their
favorite food is mice--the little field
mice which do so much damage"
Il always thought birds ate seeds
and berries, auntie" broke in Eliz-
abeth. S1've seen them eating
strawberries and cherries"
"Oh yes, most of them do eat
seeds and berries. In fact, some
birds do considerable damage that
way; but our government has in
vestigated and found that the dam
age is slight compared with the
good they do in keeping down the
destructive insects. A few birds
even help by eating seeds Of trou-
blesome weeds like the thistle.
That is the gold-finch's favorite
food. Our winter birds, the spar.
rows and juncoes, live almost en-
tirely on weed Seeds"
"Well' said the little boy next
door, II guess my dad don't know
all you've told us about birds. Il
he'd known, l don't think be
would have given me that air-rifle
and told me to kill the robins which
come after our strawberries. Cues:
I'll try to swap it for a pair Of rab.
bits. They don't hurt birds.''
MARGARET BARTLETT.
Tho Hnuoollufo,o
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12
Pot Herbs

Most Of the present generation
have never heard the name "pot
herbs," the old-time name for
greens, and all too few of us realize
how very healthful these cheap
and easily grown foods are.
One thing which has been
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12

Mad Dance Of Molecules.
Molecules move at speed of sew
eral hundred meters second and
each has several hundred collisions q
second.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-12
The Old Reliable Greeley
Mutual Fire Insurance Assn

Organized 1888 Reorganized 1917
VIM. L. Clark, Agent, Hamlin.
Fred Wahlert, ST., G. L. Artist, ]. C.
Tibben, Nathaniel Benton, John Petri,
B. A. Railsback, Agents for Extra.
j. C. Tibben, President.
F. J. Thielen, Secretary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
~. 111ai 1920.

Steae oils Saupt . aranfenpiiegerin
ansetreten bot.
Seinrtd Moaer bon ct. 9aul err
frente ieine bier mobnenoen Satue-
iter, Srau Srar,5 8oigt, NIT einer,
Spnntagsbeiude.
Sodm. 8farrer 8alder beiorgte
porlesten Sonntag einigen ieiner
Meboiener bas 8ergniigen, Der &or-
lteluns oes sd)auipieles der ggpp-
tilhe Solepb" an Der ct. Benefits
Itooemie gu ct. Soiepb ~bei8npob-
11er1.
Sic in ser Sbulbane beranitaltete
aartenpartie geltaltete iid .5u einem
eeieuieen GenuB. Sen bodlten Rreis
errar,e Soiepb Moaer. uuo BEL Ser
SerIoiung zines 6ineiiiden @ertar-
tifels mar Seinrid SeB Ser gIiidli=
DIE @eminner. Die BEL Ser l1nterbal=
t,tng er5ielten ginnabmen tperoen 5u
!6bliden Miiliqns5meden oertpenoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
st Qnthonv.

Sn Ser 6amilie Sobn &oien bielt
elm geiuuoes S0bnden miafommene
einfebr. Moge es Ben beglidten el-
tern nl1r 6reu0e berelten
&arl @eraos begab lt6 in Beglets
tuna ieiner Srau nad ct. @louo. mo
it9 oielelhe elmer glidli6 p%erloute,
men Operation u%nter5og.
Soiepb 9. @remers, mel6er borleb.
s:e Node ieinen ltm5ug nod Minnea-
polls poll5og, mar Sonntagsgalt lei
ner bier suriidgelaiienen 8reunoe.
Sic %orittalteite So6ter Der bier
,pobnenoen Samilie 6ran5 6infen un-
ter5oa iid elmer 8linb0armoperation
BON beren 6olsen tie lid langiam err
bolt.
An Sodaeiten mangelt es bierorts
unD in ser umge9eno ni6t, tpo5u
,pobI 6as S6altiabr lein gut Sell
bei5utragen ideint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
st. 1l1artin.

eSobn sSreimlltb bon Ntbn1o11o bat
sic in oieiem Gopn gelegene 9einrid
5d0nborn Sarm, Sic 800 Mder nm=
faBt, fir $4,000 faufli6 IN ieinen
8eiit gebradt.
Sobn 5leiidbader erbielt bieier
Gage sic 9eabri9t, baB 5ran Soiepb
MoQner, %geborene Margaretba 9aupt
lDelde IN 1871 IN 81. Martin gebo-
rem murbe, am Is. oieies Monats i'm
ct. SobnS &ospital gu Sarge zines
leligen CODES geltorben let. Set
mebreren Sabren mobnte Die 8eritor-
bene IN Moorbeao, un6 lie binterlabt
ibrem Gotten 5pei ertpadlene Sobne
uno elm angenommenes Maoden bon
IL Sabren. Sim 20. Wai muroe iie
bon Ser ct. Sofepbs Stride at Moor-
beao aus begraben. Sbr 8rroer, Der
bodtp. Serr lambert Sanpt bon Bre=
denrioge, bielt 6as feierlide Requiem,
aliiltiert bonn bodm. P. Mfreo, ..
g. s., Bfnrrer Der @emein0e, nn6
oem bodm. p. Nifoloi bon 9ulutb.
6ran5 sal5l unb 6rau Daren
Observation-Disclosures AM Won-
tag.
ssobn sou bon 8otplus un6 &in=
Der mobnten Montag Der Serres-
Sdmib=9od5eit bel. Ni9. Sbeis uno
@eieae begaben ii9 0ieier Gage nod
Budmann, no fte Die Deforation Der
Stride in Mngriff nabmen.
Seboitian 8immer, 5rau uno &in=
ser bon ct. CLOUD uno 6amilie @briIt
Bauer maren 5onntagsgdite Der bier
pobnenoen camille @briit. Wadte-
mus.
Mm Montag lieBen iid bier mdb-
renb zines bonn bodm. P. gugen, ..
g. 8. gebaltenen 8rautamtes trall-
en- Nifolans Xerres un0 Sri. Matbil-
90 9dmiR. Sod Der firdliden Sci
er murbe I'M engen Gamilienfreiie Bel
Sen 8routeltern Die .9od5ett. gefeiert.
SSn ser 8ungs Sol1e Dur0e abenos
EN- Ean5pergniigen Der%anitaltet. Sic
germdblten melde ibr Seim auf Der
nabe oem Std6tden gclegenen 6arm
bes 8rautigams einri6ten, nabmen
bei Ser 9od)3eit -6te ber5liditen Slid
lpiini6e entgegen, IN Die aud Der
vNor6itern" @orresponoent einitimmt
9einri6 2impertb, Dormaltger
MaDor Ser Staot ct. Glon6 erfreute
feline bieiigen Sreunoe am sonntog
nit 8ein6.
Samilie 6iiritenberg bon ct. So
iepb mar bier bel Der So6ter, 6ra1
ISM. HadoI, om Sonntag 5u @aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
County 6air t~1euiefciten.

Gle stearns gountp Gair Mifocia-
ton bat Dor, einen Blan %ourlb5ufub-
rem, nod meldem ~tpenigitens $4,000
inert Sbtpeine ~innerbalb Der ndbiten
5ebn Sabre in oieiem gountD ge5o-
gen meroen ioaen. Ser Blan 0ient
benz 3pede,5um 3ieben gutter 5dtuei-
ne 5u ermutigen uno beltebt pelent-
lid in folgen0em: Die 5air liefert
ISdue, cine, tpenn mogli6 fir ie6es
gomnibip, Die Deroienlfboaen 4na6en
iiberIaiien merben, ienen, Die mebr
bon Sdmeine5um gu lernen Min
i6en. 9ie Snu nnb lire Surgen
fonnten nuf Der 5air ausgelteat per-
ben. Ser &nabe erbdlt Damn Ole SOU
nnb ale lire Sl1ngen nit Musnabme
ron 5peien, Die als gigentum Der
Sair 5uriifgebalten lperoen. N1dites
Sabr iin6 es Damn 5nei, oas barauf-
folgen6e Sabr bier un6 nod Elm net
teres Sabr a6t, uim.Benn Die 6air
0as erite Sabr nit 5ebn 5btDeinen
heginnt, 6ann fonnten iie am gn6e
oes 5ebnter Sabres $3.50 Sdnei1le
aufmeiien, porausgeiebt natiirlid, oaB
es feline gerluite gdbe. Berlulte font
men Dor nn6 oamit mnB gerednet
mer6en, aber aud Damn nod ioI1ten
Die &eiultate iebr groB fem, Diefer
Blan 1T bon ben Soma 6airs nit Or
folg our6gefubrt morben, un6 bort
boten 6ie Banfen MnIeiben 5u $50
fir al oas @elo an, oas gum Gin
fauf bon Sdiuen notpenbig 1T. Me
S6peine miiien NIT Serum bebnn-
belt mer6en unb beriidert iein. @enn
oieier Blan in Soma gut i'll, ioute er
getpiB fir uns aud gut fem. gr 1on-
te. fin ben 4naben ~finan5ieu getpinn-
bringenb iein, nebit Der &atfode, baB
ct ibm tpirf1ide grfabr1ta bringt,
Die fi6 ibm ols groben Bert ffiiir tint
tige Sabre ertpeiien ionte. Steorns
|gountD lit Elm auBergetp0bnIid gro
Bes @ountD, unb tpenn 6ieier Blan
gutgebeiBen miro, miiiien ale intere<
iierte Berfonen I'M County babel NIT
be1fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

Die iid IN @eeleit,t,g Der @eiielniti-
gen befano,. geloBnt muroe.
Die bier beitanoene Maliittapeue 1T
in elmer porlesten Wontagabeno OBJ
gebaltenen 8%eriammlung NIT rad)ge-
%nannteu geaunten reorganiiiert NOR
ben: .. $. Sanefe, 8rdiioent; Sein-
rid 8aber. gicepraiioent; Soiepb
Rnsba, Sefretdr unb SdaRmeilter;
es muroe elm aus $. 6. Sbertpooo,
IS. $. sssanefe uno Or. 8lir bette
ben6es &ornitee ernannt, bas nit Der
Mnfertig1sng pon Nebe1geieben be-
traut mlr0e.
Ser Somilie gilbert 8rommen-
ldenfel tp1roe Elm geiunoes Sobnden
aeboren. M0ge eS 0en beglildten glz
tern l1ur 5reube bereiten!
Nah ldngerem 8ein6e bel 1etren
bier mpbnenoen gltern, S. 9. saner
uno @attin, lit Sran5 Salter na6 lei
nem Seim in 8ilbeaur, Mo11t., 5u-
riidgeiebrt.
&arl 0ids, IT,, befinoet iid in ct.
Glouo, mo- er ser &0rperidaft Der
&leineeid)morenen als Mitglieo ar=
gebort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
5auf Rapios.

Cine Meile ienieits ser 9rtidaft
|sartea iberidlug iid Elm Automobil,
nobel elmer Ser Sniaiien i6sper ber-
munoet 1uuroe, mdbreno Ser anoere
nit geringeren 8erleeungen baDon,
fam. SRI. Mamie Bo0aplib bon bier
mar oos unglidlidite Mitglieb Der
&eiiegeieaidaft mdbreno Sri. Dfin-
ME 8uoef nnb S. S. 8landaro, BET
oe bon &opalton, oie peniger 8erleB-
ten tparen. 9us Mntomobil NOR nell
uno geborte Ser Stobolfa @arage bon
8oDolton; baslelbe murbe BEL Dem
l1ngliidsfaa gar libel 5ugeridtet:
Die Direftoren Der 8enton County
neutrality-suspicious. @eieuidaft biel,
ten Mitttuobabeno bergangener $50
DIE cine 8%erlammlung I'M N6miniitra>
tionsgeb6uoe uno bouen6eten Sic Bor-
be~reitungen gu elmer Der groBartig=
item 5eier oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oie ie in benz bret @ountD=3irfel Dor
iid gegangen lit. 8ettrennen meroen
itottfinoen, fir Die Sic groBten Breiie
fir Sic beiten &%ennpfer6e nusgeiett
peroen. Ser auf 0em 6airplabe er-
ri6tete Sana=Babilon miro Inn iei-
men 8aum ber6oppelt tper6en. So. S.
9ines, mel6er Sabre lang in Der @e-
formanitalt MniteGung bat, mur0e art-
S4nIIo So2 @n,I G+nffor6 nIa Spfrof1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

Giaoer nod Offers fold Iebrreide
|spiele auffiibren. aug bener oie Gr-
madeneuL menn lie aud nod 10 ge-
bilbet iein mogen ooer rDolen, man
die Iebrreibe sbluBfoIgerungen 5ie-
Zen fonnen. shleBli9 Dem Hrofeiior
Nntoni unb ben ebrtp. 5ftpeitern l1n-
fern Can't fit lire Wiiben nit Der
8itte, oerartigen @er11B nidt auf Die
aa3ulange 8anf idieben gu noaen.
III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
in 8ridB bfr 8ndsfrribf.

ueber Die 0eutide 8uderriibe1.
ernte i'm p%criIofjenen Sabre fdreih
6as gerliner 9ngeblott u. a.: Nad
ben itatiitijdeu grbebungen ii
BreuBen onrite sic 3uderru6enernte
i'm Sabre 1919, 10 melt Der pra1Bi-
fde gtaat inbetra6t fonunt, 1912.
204 9onnen betragen gegeniiber
6,751,027 9onren i'm Sabre 1918;
oas beoeutet eil1er Nudgang pom
31,2 Bro5ent. Sn fabmdnniid}en
Rreiiel1 rehnet man alf r1i9t mebr
als Is, b6ditens 16 Milionen Gent
1er 3uder; oas maren meniger aIs
80 8ro5ent Ser 8roouftion por Dem
&riege. DieIe Menge reidt ni9t aus,
nm aud nur ben o%ringenoIten Gut.
%ferbeoari beg Snlan0es at oeden.
8ir meroen genotigt fein, auBer
an0eren notpenoigen 2%ebensbeourf.
ni1en aud nod 3uder ein5uTabren.
8ie es gu oieIem fataltropbalen
Hiidgang Der oeutiden 3uderer5eu.
gung fonmen fonrte, oariiber lit
folgenoes 81 lagen: 9unddlt er.
i6eint Ser 2anonirtI6oft Der Nnbau
BON 3uderrilben nlht mebr nls Lob.
memo genug. Sir ben 3entner Gut
ferriiberk Der Dor benz ariege nit
ei1er Marf be5ablt muroe, weroen
iebt ~aaeroinss mebr als bier Mort
berpiQigt. Nber Der Nnbau BON Jl1t,
terrnben bringt meitaus 9obere Ut
fridge. 9a5u fommt, bob Die 3uder'
riibe cine lebr lorgfaltige Booenbear'
beltu11g. niel 11atllrliden 1111o limit
lld9e11 Dn11ger uno e111e toltlp1ellge
Rflege %porauslest.
Sor allem aber feDlt IS III
DER Propln5 sa9len lesf an oe1 En-
Ioroerllden Arbelfstraffen. ger Snt'
terruoel1Dau erforoerf enc qnallt1'
51erfe ArDeuerldar. Bls9er muroe
e. NIT oen Pol1llgea Aalloeraroe1'
tern ausge1uDr1z ole oara4l ea1ge'
aroe11el paren; wee potn11gea 1ur'
!gen uno geaoaeE, o1e ma Irnger
Y 1attgen Holo1nen aul cen
!eloeln Ger PloDIn5 SaaleH aroenen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
pcrihictcncs aus st.
yeicph.

s~E
S6on felt Moden bat Der u9toro-
ltern nidts 5u permel0en getpnBt BON
bier, bod lit ct. Soiepb nod aaemal
rebt riibrig. Die @eidafte bliben
uno insbeionoere Elm 33meig besiel-
ben, neil er 5uraeit frei nab Buni6
! idalten uno malten fam. Die So6=
5eitsgloden ertonten oft IN ben leb-
ten 8oden unb boffentli6 ibtpeigt
ieet Die Eotenglode fir lange, lange
3eit. TIMER 8enno 8e0l par Der 51-
lekt 8egrabene. ct. Soe'S iunge
2eute geben ebenfaas nidt fopfban-
geno umber;; aud unter uns fomme1t
Die Gdn5e immer mebr IN Sdmnng.
De5 miloen Gran5 bon Gales 8orte:
uDie belten 5dtpdmme iin6 nidts
nuiiBe," ff0innen aub auf Die San5e a11-
geipen6et meroen. nSie taugen ni6ts,
gilt als peraltet. Dab 6as 8aiebal-
lpiel bier mobl gelitten 1T, iiebt nno
bort man Dor aQem ieoen Sonntag-
1admittag. Sen 5pielern 5ulieb be-
ginnt oie Gbriitenlebre uno Mn6adt
cine babe Stunoe friiber. 9aB unlere
iungen 2eute gaalpieltalent beliten,
baben iie idon our @eniige ge5eigt.
Die &inoer Der Hfarridule Deranital-
tete11 5tpei iinnbolte unterbaltungen.
.Sittlid lebrreide unb f0itlide Surg
neil me6ieIn III iel6en paiiemo ab.
Snsbeionoere DerItan6en eS Die &lei-
men, oie bielen Mnmeienoen NIT 2iebe
.nn6 @oblmoQen gegen Mrme nno
@aiien 5u erfuqen 1tnb 6ie 6riitlide
Rflidt ars5uiiben unb nibt GIT ber=
geiien, tie nabe gu legen.8ei Der lebten
nnterbaltung l%eiitete infer Ordeiter
onerfennensmerfe 8ienite. Mud sic
bebre Maienf6nigin fan6 finblide
6uloigung bon 5etten Der fleinen
.Spieler. Ser Grl0s, iiber $500 be-
trngenb, gebt an arme Miiiionen. gs
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matfins

ssobn sSrauf, sobn Der 11ntueit bon
bier tpobnenoen 6amilie 9. 6ranf,
tpelder unIdngif bon ieinem 8ruoer
6urd einen 5ufdaig iih e%ntlaoenoen
,gbuB pernur1bet na1r0e un6 ieitoem
]ib i'm ct. Nopbaels 6oSpital gu ct.
CLOUD nnter dr5tliber 8ebanolung
befinoet, modt a1tf Dem 8ege Ser Sc
neiung aufrie6enlteaen6en Sortidritt.
NnfGngli6 bieIt man Die 8erlebu11g
oes iungen Mannes fir gefdbrli6,
iebt befinbet er iid) iebo6 aug ieo-
tpeber 2ebensgefabr.
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St.. francis.

Ser 6amilie Bilbelm &eppers
puroe elm frdftiges Sobnden gebo-
rem, gu peldem 5reu6eneieigniiie ben
eItern aagemeine @Iiidapiinide gu
gingen.
Nm 20. oieles Monots puroe Ser
ltnterridt in Der bieiigen Sdule ge=
i6IoiIen. 2ebrer S. S. Belte bot ftd)
nad ct. Yaul begeben, 400 er pdb-
reno Ser 6erienmonate feline gan5e
5Seit ser @elte READERS MgencD mi6-
men miro, NIT Ser er felt @riinonng
ser Mgentur SEN belten @rfolg auf-
5rnetien bat.
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Nad)trag our ain6erunterbaltang II
Midltnnu0.

Gem 9eri6t Mber Die am 2. Wial
in Der 5taotbaqe 5u Gidmono abge-
baltene unterbaltuna lei nod folgen-
oeg bin5ugefiigt: Sim 2. Mai murbe
abenos no6mals cine berrlide uno
lebr i11tereilante un0 Iebrreide Inter
balt1ing Dernnitaltet. 81 &naben in
Uniform unb nit berldie6enen SSn-
itrumenten %Derieben, ~eroffneten ab=
mebielno ourb 5ingen nnb 5pielen
Dos 8rogramm. 9arauf folgte Elm
fomiides uno rebt lnltiges 5tiid:
n3omn Dou CO." eingeiibt bon Bro-
feiior ST. Mntoni, 2ebrer ser @ob-
idule in Nibmono. Sic Stolen nn-
rem iebr gut berteilt uno mur6er1 bon
ben Sdiilern qlt alsgefiibrt. Ser
pgaar" bat audi feline S6uloigfeit ge=
ton. 3ieies Stid allein ndre ldon Ell
ne feine ltnterbaltung gemelen uno
NOR oarna6 mngetan, Die 2admus=
feln III lteter gemegung 81 balten.
.Dieiem fomiiden gtiide folgte oann
oas ldpierige n9be lat Of tbe @es-
tai Birgins, Elm .romi]des Spiel in
brei Muf5iigen, beien Muffubruna be-
Dies, mas Die &inoer gu ~Ieiiter im-
itanbe iinb, menn ibnen Der quite @iI=
le ni6t abgebt, uno lie unter gutter,
funoiger Subrung iteben. Die ebrtp.
Sdpeiter, so. gor0elia, 8. g. g.,
bat es berltanoen, aus ben &in6ern
beraus5ubringen, mas in ibnen Itedte.
Ntan mlroe bon benz Spielen 10 bin
gerlller, oaB man gar nidt mebr ber-
me1nte, &1noer Dor ii6 5n baben.
9urd bieies Spiel boben lie Der s6n-
le IN Hid]mono uno Der an oerielben
angeltelten 2ebrfraft gbre gema9t.
ytur lolde, Die feine 8ilonng be-
lieen u10 Ole 1tets 6um Norgeln be-