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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
@r6ktes DeIanb Ser Bdt?

en- ben 4reiSen bon Sel<SSnou-
trienen bat eir1e Mitteili.ng, oaB I'M
iernen fannbiiden Norbneiten oas
mutmaBlib groBte 8etroleum.aa11o
ser Melt entDedt noroen ieit beoeu-
fenoes MuHeberl erregt. @s miro
oariiber aus edmonton, Mlbertd, oes
1aberen geidrieben:
Den goa5en CONNER 1920 bin-
,ufdbs lit III bieier Hropin5 iebr eifrtg
,ad) Derrnutetem grb61 gebobrt NOR.
.,en absr nit elmer einaigen illus.
iabine fnno man nidts bon belon,
ocrer geoe,1tung. 9ieie cine a11s,
1obnr1e eDod lit oelto ieniationellerer
Md, fnns lie mirflid 5utrifft.
Delinder Der n%sSr1perial Oil go"
aben Bel Sort Norr1ar, am Naden'
3iefluB, gegen nnfarg Serblt eineu
Ireffer erIten STANCES gemodt. Ger
5ddperftdnoige 8: q. 2inf, melder
Die aan3e -Grperimentierarbeit i'm
ferr1er1 Noroen In ben lesten paar
Mo1iaten nuter iid bette, ertldrte
nad elmer DorI6ufigen l%lnterindurtg.
oog gr6Rte uno reiditt Hetroleilm-
felo Ser gar5en 8elt iei iest. geoHf-
net mpor0e11, uutO oasielbe eritrede fih
ourdlDeg bon Der Madbaridaft oes
~gerlannten Sorts aus ~Deitpdrts bis
unmitteIbar gum @0roliden gB-
n1eer. Dos erlte flieBenoe Del tpurot
III elmer giefe BON 5000 Sub gef1t1-
oenL aber iii ether 9eifnltng, IN mel.
der moit id)or mebrere Wonate 5u-
nor ourd)iiderroes gro0l bennerfi
bntte, into 5mar MIR in SO ooer 90
SUB giefe.
gs fol1Ilt iest nod alf bic g11t.
Ibeioung uiiber atpei Sauptfrage11 an.
DoB uberboupt Elm ausithtspoaer
getroIellmfilno gerna6t fporoe1 1T,
FAINT nobl feinem Dertii111tlgenaI
3neifel mebr ,1nterliegen, big Ct
aber erogiiItig gemeiien tDoroe1 u,
eridcint t3uriifbnltung geboten. Hno
onnn muiiiiliien before gransportgele'
agaJeesnbIeiiteen geboten peroe1, ebe otc
sDirflihe Insbeutung folder Sl1o'ea
III iencr Megiiolen mogIih 1T. Zine
nele BabIIii,ie forntt aber fpabr-
beirlIid iebr balo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
st. francis.

Sic bodpp. Serren 6. S6ener unb
81. @olfomsfib bon Soloingforb, bodn
P. geoo, s. g. s.. bon ct. &oia nnb
bic ebrm. &loIterbriiber 8ertram aus
Dem &apu5ineroroen bonn ct. Mntos
MUS 4lolter in Moratbon. isis, nro
Mmbroiius aus bem 8eneoiftineror-
ben Ser 81. Sobannes Mbtei 81 @ol<
Ieaebine, iebt ober bon Der ct. Wtor<
tins Mbtei 5u 2oceD @aibington, pa-
rem miGfommene @dite unieres bodtp.
8farrerg Solepb Mmba1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
st. Jo1eph.

aIs Modtrag a1 Ser bereits lebte
ISOLDE i'm nNoroitern" gemeloeten
8ierten SuIifeier nod folgenoes: gu
einent trauten, unibulbigen Sreuoe1t-
felfe aeltaltete iid uniere oiesiabrige
gierte Sulifeier. 8ie es Bic CUTE,
driltlide Site min, feierte Der lie@
bensmiirbige p. Bonifu5, .. g. g.,
UNI 1teut nbr Elm Mmt, Incident piele
beitpobnten. Mab lelben bernabm mon
baIb sic m~unteren Gone unierer Wfn=
5iffapeae, 11n0 es tpdbrte nt6t LANCE,
NOR sic &irden@ unb Sdnl-nmgez
bung ser Sammelplat, 100 Srob1tnr
nno @eiterfeit bas Negiment fIbrten.
SSs1ng uno Mlt iab Iib I'M nod &11r5=
neil, uno Tie feblte nibt. Ser slid
pono1 f~eiielte Die &leinen. Gas fort
tpdbrenoe gummen geniiier &aber
gab gu beriteben, Dab Nander iein
Slid berIn9te. Selblter6a6fe Spie-
Re fiibrten SoIepb 5ta1er un6 5obn
auf, u11o bieie d1loen Diiefe 9tebbdber
l1no permebrten I'M ein nettes 5umn1
den sic gogeseinnabrnen. so berfloS
zen oar Idr1en bie @ormittagsitun-
Sen. Dos Mittagelien ier6ferten I'M
fere emiiger Srolten nno Sltngfralsef1
nit ei11em fr6ftigen Bullion nnb matt-
AerIei 3ntaten. Sci es ni6f pergei>
fen-Ieidte .Moonibine" =4rten in
Deridieoenen Sdrbunger ffarben rei-
Benoen Mbink, 10 aud iiber 40 @al-
Ione11 @efrorenes unb sSome maoe
gonbD." go gegen a nbr mar aaes
an Ben Monr gebrobt, obsDobl mir
bieies Sdbr beiier berieben tDaren als
ie 5ltbor; MIR beingter Moonfbine
mar nod an 3npf. @eger s ubr LIE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
st. Qnthof1v

emil Sos nnb 2eouaro 20blein
maren an Counting at Mbon I'M
4reiie ibrer 5reunoe.
Sran5 @erbeg uno Sran bon ct.
6rancis paren Spnntag bier IN Der
|5amilie Slbert gremers gu @alte.
Die Sen unb Sobann aitbmerS
Samilien genolien Mitte Dergange=
ner Wo6e Die @aitfreunoi6aft Der
bier nobnenben 5amilie Sen. 9ie1-
'borf.
Sobn $. @eroros madte 5onntag
per Muto ei1ten 8elud IN Der GontltD-
Sanptitabt.
Sobn $ &lein nnb Sobn Often
bort murer zines Cages Dergangerer
ISOLDE in @ei9diften nod Nlbanp.
Sic San1ilie Momns gremers err
5onntag per Muto einen 8e<
iuG III ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Rih1nono.

ssoiepb S. gidumperlin elmer Der
friibeiten gioniere oieier @egerro, liegt
lett Den lekten Gagen ernitlid err
franft nieoer.
@eil es Sen bieiigen galipieler1
at, elmer tpinidensnerten nnterilti-
tuua manselte, bot itd 6ieier Rlnb
nad1 Dem a1n letten Sonntag bier err
fplaten 5piele aufgel0lt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
NaAffilt Sfs Gsrfsrbrands
@arnm biieier grennifoff nidt al.
ge1nein belikt ipir6.

~ "a UtNtSk ' t "
getleiil belnkt iuir6.
Gs nare Elf ungebeurer @etpinn
fit Die brennitoffbeoirftige Menid-
Dueit, tpenr gorf ODER npeat" Der aQ-
ger1eir1e 9auptbrernitoff tpir6e,
uno Dem nimrnerfatten Steinfoblen.
MpnopoI Der 8ooen nusfieIe!
W1a11 bat boQfon1men feitgeiteMt.
oaB ndd|t SET stenfobIe Der Sorf
al uno fir iid has bette erb1lt-
Tide 8ei5materiaI III, tpeldes fid
III gr0Beren Mengen fit Die 8e-
oiirfnifie 0es algemeinen Bubli>
fun1s gepin11en Idbt. 81 brenrt ie-
6enfaug lainger, als 1as SoI5, 1no
gih mebr Site. l1no er 1T in in.
gebeuren Mniien nod Dorbanoen,
oere11 gnoe nidt knb8uieben it'll
Sr europa aIlein gibt es 40 Wil.
lio1en Mcres 9orf-N ariben, in 9a-
na6a tpeitere 80 Winionen, aud
einige o1flid)e un0 mittelmeitlide
Megionen Der gereinigten Staaten
tueifer aroBe fsIa1en 9orflanoereien
duf: neber oas fleine Srlano lei
MIR nod 5uf6bIib ber1erft, bnB fein
Meihtum an Sorf 2000 Wiqionen
Sonnen 5teinfpb1e gleidfommt!
gIe bieie Eatiaden fino 5n6lel.ten
nidts 1ieaies
Wie fomrnt eg anaefidts folder
Mieienaiffern 6nB mir nidt ale
f9on Iaingit Gorf bremen unb fol.
dernrt nit Dem RobIenmonopoI &C.
brobeu baben2 Nlin, es fino apei
getpihfige @riinnc bafir borbanoen.
i1no omar iHon bon Nnt1r aug.
Ser Eorf, iDie er aus elmer Mar-
ide eegrnben niro, entbdlt so Big
90 8ro3elrt 8nfer. Neit an0ern
@orten: sSeoe Come trodener1
9orfg 1T nit etua ffieben Sonaen
8aifer nermifhtl Durd Come
nnb @i1o 1n1B Ser stoff getrodnet
tuer6en, unb Bic eindigen, bierfiir
geepiignetet1 Mo1ote ffino Mai, SUM-
u11b eeslIi. 9elbit mad einem feds
m0Aiams grodren I'M Sreier ent,
bailt Bic Mniie nod INNER etua
% Bro5ent Daiier.
Dnralis. iii al erieben, bob bos
y9orfiteden" gang bonn 8etter' OBJ
bdi1gt, uno Die bierfur cine iebr
fIr5e lift.
nno sic arpeite MiBlidfeit liegt
BARN, onB Der Sort menn er eno-
lid troden III, 70 oft bic 8eforoe.
ru11g nidt ausbdH ior1oern Die
8l0de einfa9 al1seinanoer breden
uno ii9 in Yulber alfloienl
Ser gort nel9er gum Berfauf
IN Heinen ugotp11s" bon n%lDerant.
tportliden Berio1en angeboten
miro, entbaiIt biaufig 111r Die oberite,
unrein}te Sdidt, init bielen @ras.
tpur3eIn, melbe tie aber 5nfannn1et1-
baIten. gemiiferfbafte Sorffteder
nebne1 oieie nabe8u tDertloie
g6idt niht nit fort, fonoerr iuer'
fen fie iogleib our Seite aber an
6ere fonen lie oft aufbeben nro 81
perpprter1 iuben.
gol6e Sdunotpare 1T bel au
leidt u,o porog, I'M einen brnlld,
barren Brennftoff 5u Iiefern. Ger
nirflide gorf lit felt unb i9fuerer,
bon fhnar5er Scribe, u1o ipe11oef
Hit Ia1gp .3eit cine febr beoelIte1oe
nno aud gleidmdBtge Bdme. Heber
IoIhe Mitbetperber mag fd Der
RobIentruft ins Sduftden 1aden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
0@@
Decentralization aus g 8
Der alten 9eifftaf. g
8a1ern.

8ga1ern.
Wiinhen. -Mm 90. Wni nur6e
III Ser &nppelbane oes .8erfebrsmi<
niiteriums Der @r11nbitein gelegt 81
einem Denfmal Fit oie 220O I'm @elt=
friege ~gefallener uno geiftorbenen Gn-
gebolrigeen Ser boDeriiden giienbabn
un6 8oIt. Ger aanotagsnbgeoro-
:nete 6reiberr b. 6rebberg beging an
&. SUM- nit ieiner @emublin Mnria
aeb. @rdfin BON n1b ait 2erdenfeIb
aus benz &onie &6fering mss5dloB
Sebenoprf oas Set Der ilbernen Sod
5eit.
Muasb11rg. Mm %. Mai fano
inter GROCER geteilignng I'M Noroz
frieobo Die 8eeroigung beg 9ffi5ian=
ten nm bieiigen HealgDmnaiiam, Srn.
M11oreas 2eo11baro,itnft.
Mabburg. ~ Gin BroBffeuer, bas
ourh @egiperfen elmer Cigarette ertt-
.Ita1roen, pernidtete am 26. Miui3 Mn=
.ipeien Ill Dberf0bliB. Gin Mabder
.erlitf superintendent nro grano-
tDun6en. @
gaben.
gaoenz gaoe1.-Der friibere Bnd)=
orudfereibeiiber nn6 gerleger Otto
RieoeI lit bier am 80. Mni I'M MIter
bon GA sSSabren geitorber. st griinbe-
te I'M Sabre 1894 5uiiaIn1ne11 init ei-
1rem gr1lber Sic 6efnofratiiffde gtraB<
burger iiirger5eittlng Nus gnrl IONA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Klcicereabcn crrcidtcn
Sal3bure ,.itc 13reeci13.

Die groBen Rleioerienoltngen bie
bon Der 8entrnllteae, bes g. 81. g..
g. g. I'M Maalir5 nah briiben beforz
fbert ipuroeM erreidten I'M Wtai iBren
geltimmungsort. Mm Ia. ienes W1o-
mats melDet Der 5al5burger 2anoes
perbano 9armber5igfeit: y8ir erlalS
ben llns, SSbnen Die ebenio bofli6e als
erfreulibe Miitteilling 81 madden, Dab
bie mgefunoiigten Is 8aHen Mltflei-
Der mbeiddoigt bier eingetroffen
iinb, utlo ipreben mir sSbnen biermit
fir sS5bre 70 grobe 9afsbereitidait nne
Ilern ber5Iiditen Can't aus" 9lm glei-
den Gage aber ibreibt r. 4auren5
|gibIe, gertpalter i'm 8eneoiftiiner-
lltift ct. @nIus in gregen5, baB eli
ne Site &leioungsitude, fir Mdinner,
Grouer llnb &inber bejtimmt, arge-
Iangt lei. v8ir neroen Die &leioer,"
beibt es 6es peiteren, nburd bas bie-
|iige totboliide 5rnuenfolnitee ben Ir@
men Der 5tnbt 5utpeiien miien."
Glide gage ipdter, bonn 19. Weai
oatiert, 1T bag 5hreiben Der Sdpe=
tier 8emigia, Dberin beg fatb. &na-
ben-8atienbaries 5u Diiieloorf. Sie
Idreibt, nabbem tie fir bic Site
@leionnggitiide geoarft: SD MIN
dte MIR, nniere Greunbe 6riiben
fonnter1 Die Srel6e, Die mir empfinz
!1en, menr et1pas bon braben bier nn-
lfonlm, nit erleben." v@5eifern
|fam 81 infer aner 5reube,~ iidreibt
bic @larifiin sc. 8eronifa aus Nel1en-
labr nnterm %. Mpril, hos 8ofet
nit ben 10 iebr al g~ebraldenben
lStoffen, benz @arn nnb ben nnoeren
lniiBliden Sn6en an, nadbem borge<
Iitern Sic Cole S1rinla in uniere1 8e-
l1it gelangf mar" Das 5dreiben Der-
|iidert: $50 Mnge 11nier &loiter be-
|ifebt, fon BORT Ser guten Bobltdter
aus Mmerifa banfbar geoa6t neroen,
lbie III ser 3eit Ser groBen Scot anf bic
|liebreidife 8eiie fir Die sdtpefterrt
|6es or1ler1 4l0iterbers geiorgt bo=
ben
Desqleihen berlidert Ser 8iihof
|Don gidit1H IN Bapern, Der bodap'lte
I2eo bon Meergel, 8. g. g., IN einem
l5dreiben pom 10. Mai: rSagli6 ge
|6enfe ih AM MItare ser Wobltater IN
Mmeriiffa, Sic in GROCER 2iebe on 33e1=
traIeuropa benfen rnb belfero 1ein@
greifen, mabrenb alf 5eite Sranf@
reidg INNER nod Die olfe feirolidee
|Stin1ne berribt, nn6 MIR nrf ben
|5pr1th bingearbeitet miro: yGeferum
cenIeo, Berma11iam ct etiar1 Mu1tr1=
AM eiIe 6~elenoass"
Ser iiinglt als 8ii6of bon Wain5
intbroniiierte bobip'ite Serr Sllotp1g
SPARTA &ugo banft in ieinem eriten
|Shreiben an Die @entralItele n1dt
MIR fir Die ibm fir feline BrielferS
mberianbten MeBitipettoien, lonoer111
nodtrdglih audi nod fir bic @abe
bon $25OO.0O, melde tie fir bag be-
ordnah Brielterieminar in Mlni15 I'M
borigen Sabre a1tfgebradt botte. Ser
ne 11ebn1e iihd, " fi6reibt 8iidof @lgo,
die ShnIb a11 mid, nrb fnge Sd
men 1tr6 aren ein5elnen @egern be-
tpegten Ser3ens CANT Hi. sSbbre opfer@
.frenoige 2iebe. sd iegne ane nnb
bite Sen oreieinigen @ott, SSbbref1 nit
5eit1idem 8oblergeben nnb etpigef1
@}iiitern bergelten gu mollen, mas lile
benz berbienItreiden Main5er Semi-
r1ar, oas jebt nit Der Scot ritger mitB,
-getam bdbe1." ss5
sener &olifornier, Der, nadoem CT
Iiih 44mol breheiratet hatte, I'M Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14

Sener &olifornier, Ser, nadoem CT
iid 44ruaI Dreheiratet h,atte, I'M Sc
farngnis laroeth, buirfte iiiid e1blib nls'
ffreier Mnnn fMibblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
beliebten BQihpirtiduft ,altr 2ins

Der beliebten gaitnirtidaft .al1r 8inz
tel "gg iier, mar bon 186S-1Ss6 gabn
~bofportier an 5tuttgarter Sauptbabn
Dol Nus bis lest unbefannter ur-
aAe brady am Gronleidnamstng I'm
oIe WittagsltunOe IN Der 6iliale gal
ben, 8elleill0e 8iblertann, III Der
@aihpirtllbaft #uaur Come i5euer
aus. lfit Dem erit i'm lesten Sabr 11eu
renopierten misunderstanding lit Elm
grober Sell oes Msobiliars mitper.
brnrnt.
Nelltlingen. agrofeiior d. 5. SSa-
cob D%adennlaDer lit i'm Mlter bon SO.
ISabpen geitorben. St nar: BON 1860
1899 an Ge6nifum fur Sertilinouz
ltrie 2ebrer fir Sreibarbaei1nen. Wtiit
Der @riinOilng Der 5rauenarbeitsihu-
le I'M Sabre 1876 uibernabm er baupt-
amtlih oeren goritanbibaft Sic CT
IBIS 1. Septer1ber 1900 bebieH. Mn
Der getDerbliden GortbIoungsidule.
(apar CT alg 3eidenlebrer tdtig.
8eitfalen.
Ra0erborr. Ter @eoanfe, aud
Die fatboliiden geamten in fonfeiiio.
neqen Stanoesbereiner 5uiammensu-
idlieben, finbet in1rrer mebr Mnbdn-
ger. @elegentli9 oes bieligen Di0ae-
Observation-Disclosures muroe bier Elm
|fatbolif6er Beumtenberein fir 8noerz
born uno umgegeno gegriinoet. Nabe-
5n 200 8eamte traten bent 8erein TO-
gleib ben Sn Der turf beiudtel
misunderstanding iprah Boif-
meiifer Banne1beder : Mulbeim
&ubr-5tDrun1) iiber bic Mitarbeit ser
8eamten beim @ieoeraufban I'M Gin
ne oes @emeiniddftsgebnnfens. Mu=
Der &erren Der BfarrgeiitIi9feit un6
oes Observation-Disclosures parer1 an
lpeieno 8iidof ST.. @IIein, 8eibbildof
Or. @aebling BON 2~an5enaler nno.
@enerolbifnr &oienberg. Sic @erre1
lgaben ibrer beionoeren 5reube mber
Die erfolgte @}riinbung Mnsornd. ST
If9of 81. &lei11 COB nuBer6em befn11ut,
baB-er ei1ten beionoeren Di03eian=9rd
leg beifeM babe. Ser 6err 8aibbiz
i6of fpra6 iber bie Bflege seq So
1nilienlebens. Ser r1eue Berein }hIoB
ii6 benz gerbanoe Ser fotboIiIden ge-
|a%mtenbereine 9entidlonos, Sit &oln,
an.
2nren1b1trg.
8ed =&lleinma1er. 80 Bfnrrer Sieo=
Her beran5taltete cine 4onefte bebufs
|&erHenung zines nel1en @etp0lbes IN
unferer Bfarrfir6e, Sd Dos olte bal1
fd1ig getporoen NOR, nno bas fonlf
lilo ihone @ottesbals beinabe berun-
ltaltefe. @s iinb IN fur5er 3eit iiber
$4,000 5rnnfen freipiuige Spen0en
eingelaufen.
gefort. Die felt ibrem Grbauen.
liebr ibm1tdlos g%ebliebene 9farrfirbe
bat iid in letter 3eit bebel1tenb ber=
Nadbem bieieIbe crit I'M
|6erbit borigen Sabres eine funifge
redte gbormalerei erbalteu, ion al.f
|8etreiben unieres geidabtetr Serrn.
|8farrers bie ga15e Stride 111tntnebt
in oemielben Slime oltsgemalt tDer=.
lben.
6iiiblt iiid) lpDbl. SEER Gran5
Waiiaer BON Sgnnce, Ont, ihreibt:
SD bin iebr 5ufrieoen nit Sorni's
|Mlpenfrduter. Nn6oem ib es 1t1tr fur
5e 3eit gebroudt babe, fIiible ii6, dig
OF mein Magett ausgepnmpt mare,
nnb id bin INNER bungrig. SD fubz
le mid jeet pob1ll." Sir geitorte Der
&S 81 Sfo u
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-08-05
CECIL BOYS AND GIRLS AT
UNIVERSITY.

The boys and girls of CECIL Coun-
ty have the honor of sending four
girls and five boys to the State Club
Week at the University of Mary
land, which is held this week.
The following representative club
members have been sent by the
Clubs of Cecil County, chosen be-
cause Of their ability in some partic-
ular phase of club work in their re-
spective clubs. The credit financing
these trips is due to the efforts OF
these club memberships Price,
Cecilton; Helen Hatfield, Principle;
Gladys Lewis, Cherry Hill; Edna
Moore, Calvert; Howard Manlove,
Cecilton; Craig Jackson, Principle;
Arthur Saunders, Cherry Hill;
Charles Morris, Zion; George Worri-
low, Calvert.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-08-05
chinese Need Farming Tools.

There is a growing interest in i'm
proved farm implements in China,
which is. creating possibilities for the
sale Of certain hand tools and small
machines especially adapted to the
needs Of the Chinese. Except in the
Undeveloped portions of the north
west, China cannot use farm ma
chinery to the same extent that we
use 1t in the United States, because
the amount Of land owned by one man
is too small and in too small fields,
says United States consular bureau
report. The Chinese who have studied
agriculture. either at home or abroad.
as we'll as landowners and farmers
with education enough to know that
improved implements exist. are po-
tential purchasers of instruments,
chiefly Of the following kinds: Light
plows, harrows, cultivators, small cot
ton gins, wheel hoes and irrigation
pumps operated by animal power.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-08-05
Copy Mother Ewes Costume.


Deep in the-heart Of India there
lives a tribe Of natives known as
Juangs, or leaf wearers. There are
but 1900 Of the tribe, and as far as
can be discovered theirs is unmixed
blood from the time their first ances-
tor emerged from the animal life Of
the jungle. They come as near to
being apes as any human being can.
The name leaf wearer was given
because Of their custom Of dressing
their women in leaves-undre8ing,
rather, for the custom consists Of two
punches of leaves, one in front and
one in back-that are thrust into a
belt Of string decorated with clay
stems. This dress is changed each
day, and as a result the outskirts of
their villages are ankle deep in the dis
carded finery.. The legend Of the tribe
declares that thes goddess of the Bal
turni river, emerging from her home
In the rocks, saw several of the Juang
women dancing without even leaf.
She was outraged and. ordered the
leaf dress with the threat that, should
the tribe abandon It,. the curse OF
death would fall on the women and
the tribe be exterminated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-08-05
WOODLAND.

The Trustees cleared $51 at their
recent festival.
The Hopewell M. E. Sunday School
held picnic in Mr.. John Halls
woods Thursday, July 9th.
Miss Elsie Rea has returned from
visit to Herbertsville, N. j., ac-
complained by her friend, Miss Lii
liam Herbert. r.
Mrs. Sarah E. Seager, Of Balti-
more, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Thompson.
Miss Elise Benjamin, Of Whining
ton, spent Sunday at her home here
DR.. and Mrs, H. D. Barnes, Ed
win, Louise and Harry are on a
motor trip to Atlantic City and New
York.
Miss Mary Rawlings, of Baltimore
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Janney and
daughter, of Andora, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. E. Tyson, Sunday.
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COLORA.

Mrs. John Fullerton will return
home this week from the Maryland
General Hospital, Baltimore.
hurry Stephenson and family
moved here from Hartford County
last week.
Rev. T. Mckee and family will
move from New Jersey this week and
will occupy part of the residence of
the late Mrs. Mary Bechtel.
The Sunday School of Octoraro
Peoples Church held their annual
picnic this week.
Mrs. William T. Slicer has several
old relics, among them feather bed
about two hundred years old and
some bed linen made in 1912.
Thomas Mahan is very poorly at
his home near here.
Evalyn, four-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Todd, has
been critically i'll during the past
week, but we are glad to report her
somewhat improved at this writing.
Miss Grace Reynolds, trained
nurse from Baltimore, is in attend
ance.
Mrs. Jacob Preston is a patient at
the Maryland General Hospital,
Baltimore.
Mrs. Street E. Riley, Porters
Bridge, won beautiful Indian
blanket at the Port Deposit Carnival
last week.
Miss Mary Reynolds, Porters
Bridge, spent the weekend with
Misses Martha, Margaret and Mabel
Wright.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and children
spent Saturday-Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. r. L. Christie.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Williams and
little son, of West Nottingham,
Misses Leila and Iva Hite, of Wood
lawn, left last Thursday on a motor
trip to Virginia, for a two weeks
visit with relatives.
Howard B. Pierce, Coatesville.
visited his brother Robert F. Pierce,
and other relatives in this section.
Charles Ewing and family, of
near Philadelphia. enjoyed a visit
among their relatives and friends in
this town and community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Woodrow.
of Pleasant Grove. Richard White
and family, of Rowlandville. were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Atkinson, Porters
Bridge.
John T. Hines, Samuel e. Ewing
and family motored to Chester last
saturday, where lhey spent until
IsMday with Hairy Mcvey and
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TRI- 0UNTY CAMP.
For Club Boys and Girls or Cecil,
Hartford and Baltimore.

HATIOrO anu baAUlmOr0.
Tri-County Camp will be held the
third week in, August at Hoolway's
Shore, on Bush River, for the boys
and girls carrying on Agriculture
Demonstrations in the three coun-
ties, Cecil, Hartford and Baltimore.
The camp will be conducted very
much like the Scout camps. A
definite program has been arranged,
which the boys and girls will follow
each day; forenoon being devoted
to study Of Agriculture and Home
Economics; the afternoon to organ
lied play. The boys and girls should
send in their registration cards to
the County Agents Office in their re-
spective counties, as early as pos
sible. 1t is hoped that large num-
Der of boys and girls in Cecil county
will take advantage of this weeks
outing.
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Done WITH Lever
Connecticut Architects Theory Of
the Pyramids.
Refuses to See Anything Remarkable
In the Raising Of the Enormous
Egyptian Sarcophagi.

Could an old Yankee farmer, with
plenty of ancient Egyptians to help
him, run up a pyramid with no other
mechanical device than simple lever?
Edwy E. Benedict, an architect Of
Waterbury, Conn.,, AYERS, in a letter,
that he would be willing to take con-
tract for the work on these conditions.
AS ancient Egyptians in unlimited
quantities are no longer to be had for
the asking, he is probably safe in so
doing.
ut is my belief" Mr.. Benedict
writes, "gained ais boy working on
farm, and as a carpenter, with the
knowledge accrued from my reading
and practice as an architect that the
blocks of stone were raised and placed
In position by the very simple process
Of using the lever and fulcrum, using
part of the weight of the block or
stone to help lift itself.
"H you will look over the illustra-
lions showing some Of the methods
used by the people Of those times you
will see that they understood perfectly
the use Of the lever and fulcrum.
"Did you ever watch farmer and
the boy pry ton or two of stone
out Of a hole? Possibly they had a
crowbar, but as a general thing the
lever was maple sapling cut from
the nearby woods. The rock was
rough, with rounded sides, difficult
to get bite on, but that rock was
lifted out Of that hole. Neither the
farmer nor the boy had studied the
science Of engineering, but they un-
derstood the use Of the lever and full
crum and how the weight of the stone
would help lift itself.
sin the case Of the Pyramids, each
step or inset would be used as part Of
the blocking, thus minimizing the
quantity Of blocking by using what
had been released over again.
when each successive level was
reached, the outer edge Of the block
would be raised and the block slid into
place on creased skids or rollers; this
method would leave the corners the
A1SS " NC AAAOup illus 6AV4A6 NANA DANNAA
two sides or ways to work from and
making the most accurate fitting pos
sible.
"Gangs Of men could work on all
four sides, three or four gangs on a
side at first, thus making compare
lively rapid progress.
II presume the builders thought the
process of lifting the stones so simple
that 1t wouldn't pay to commemorate
it by 'sculping' it on the side of the
pyramid.
II do not deny that building the
Pyramids was a big undertaking, but
neither do feel that am conceited
in saying that If could get some of
the old Yankee farmers I have known
as bosses and the unlimited help of
those times, I would be willing to take
q contract to build another pyra-
mid. using the process described
Literary Digest.
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RAIL AND REED BIRD. SEASON.
Rail birds, September to ;Novem-
her 80. ~ ~ ,,tg,,
Reed birds. September 1 to Octo7
her 80. ..,. IA.
All persons who hunt game in the
county or State must first pay Ii
cense fee and wear the licenses tag
on the arm. 'reffH