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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
STAFF CANDLES
ON ]. s. SPEED
FARMERS OF THIS COUNTRY
ARE BEING DEPENDED UPON
TO RUSH GRAIN.

New York, Oct. 27-Near East Re-
lief has the following cablegram from
Capt. +. A. Yarrow, field director
for the Caucasus district with head
quarters at Tihis:
"Alexandropol (via Constantinople)
Armenian government sent repre-
sentatives to Tifflis to announce gov
eminent is at end Of resources for re-
lief. This applies to whatever gov
ernmental forces are fnnctioning in
Armenia. Breakdown is economic,
not political, and must be faced as
fact. Fifty thousand refugees now
concentrated at Erival (capital 4,
Alexandropol, Karakliss, Etachmiad-
Yin, Delijan, in starving condition;
authorities admit are powerless to
longer carry on their own very linn
tied child-feeding efforts. In this
desperate situation Armenia asks of
Near East Relief two things: First
get 10000 tons flour into Caucasus
by first December, or witness whole
sale death remainder population by
starvation. Second, empty our or
phanages' thirty day reserve-supply
bins to give some small ration to null
titudes crouchng dumbly outside or
phanage gates, large portion child
rem, trusting to American farmers to
rush flour for refilling bins. This is
stalking Near East Reflects RESPONSE
hilitu for ltxyac sc e nd.
of housed orphans this winter,
against willingness of American peo-
pie to preserve from death what is
left of Armenian population. After
staff consultation, we ready take that
chance, and will But unless America
plies, our orphans must pay. If Ar
menia succumbs, all our work here
for the last five years is meaningless.
Will you answer with 10000 tons by
December first?
(Signed) "Yarrow."
Commenting on Capt Yarrows
message, an official of Near East Re-
lief made this statement:
"Near East Reliefs staff officials
in the Caucasus field have simply de-
cided to make a gamble with death
that one-fifteenth of the 100000
bushels of bread grains now being APP
pealed for and contributed throughout
the United States in time to be trans
ported into the interior by the day
when the emptied orphanagc supply
bins must be refilled if the 10000
children within the orphanage walls
are to go on eating their carefully
measured daily portion.
ut is a gamble that bespeaks the
American field mems faith in the
quickness to act-the snap-into-it
quality, if you like-of their country
men on this side. 1t takes six weeks
to transport cargo from our Atlantic
coast to Constantnople; and thence
the freight must go inland. So there
is no time to lose, if the American
staff is to win its grim wager in the
field"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
Burn Rubbish N0lU to
Destroy Crop Pests

East Lansing, Oct. 27-Great saw
ing for crop growers Of the state,
especially for orchardists, will follow
burning of rubbish heaps at this sea-
son of the year, according to Prof
K. II. Petit, head of the entomology
department at the Michigan Agricul-
tural College. Enormous quantities
of harmful insects are said TO find
protection under fallen leaves and
other rubbish during the winter, and
destruction during the fall will save
heavy losses in the following season.
These insects spend the winter as
adults and emerge early in the spring
to begin serious destruction at once
While they can be controlled compar-
atively easily now by destruction of
the rubbish under which they have
been shown to find protection, control
measures at other seasons are diff
cult and expensive. Indian Summer
is given as a good time for the work,
while spraying oil over the rubbish
to aid burning is recommended in
many cases.
Results Of careful removal in the
past have been astonishing in the
amount of expensive prevention
saved at other seasons" says Pro-
fessor Petit. zone insect killed now
will mean thousands less next sum-
mer. Leaves, especially from broad
leaf trees such as oaks and naples,
are the worst rubbish for harboring
the pests. Winter examination has
shown shavings and straw to be of
less Importance"
Among the important insects which
can be controlled in this way are:
Chinch-Bugs, troublesome in south
ern part of the state last year, (they
hibernate in tussocks Of grass, under
leaves, and along fence rows, espe-
cially where brush has caught the
leaves); Grape Leaf-Hoppers; Potato
Leaf Hoppers (Which cause Tip Burn
of potatoes); Strawberry Weevis;
Black Stink Bugs of squash; Plum
Curculio; and the furnished Plant
Bug.
Grape Leaf-Hoppers are mentioned
as among the most important insects
to control in the fall, because last
years damage was the greatest ever
known from the pests. Wherever
grapes are grown, and where Chinch-
Bugs are working, precautions are
particularly important.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
Good Film Here
Sunday and Monday

Following is the cast for the "Af-
fairs of Anatol," which appears at
the Strand Theatre Sunday and Mon
day, after long showings in some of
the other leading picture houses of
the state.
Wallace Educated in New
York and graduated from the New
Jersey Military Academy. Entered
vaudeville. Has been in motion pic
lures many years and has been
starred by Paramount in many pic
lures. Has leading role in "The At
fairs of Anatol."
Gloria Swanson-ller career as ac-
tress is confined wholly to motion
pictures. She scored great success by
her capable work in Don't Change
Your Husband" For Better, For
Worse" Male and Female why
Change Your Wife," and Something
to Think About" Was star in "The
Great Moment" Has leading wo-
mans role in "The Affairs Of Ana
toll"
Elliott Dexter-E Educated in Wash
ington, ID. c. His most important
successes having been scored in "The
Whispering Chorus" I'VE Can't Have
Everything" "The Squaw Man." "Old
Wives for New Something TO
Think About" and other pictures.
Bebe Daniels Went into screen
work in 1913 and was seen in Cecil 3.
De Mile productions. Later joined
Realart as star and appears in "The
Affairs of Anatol" by special per-
mission.
Monte Blue-Was in Vaudeville for
two years, then began screen work.
Appeared in "Wild and Woody" CIV
erywoman, TOLD in the Hills" "Too
Much Johnson Something to Think
About" "The Kentuckians," and 9TH
er Paramount pictures.
Wanda Hawley-Jo Paramount
forces. Has appeared in "Old Wives
for New" "Everywoman," Double
Speed" "The Tree of Knowledge"
Held by the Enemy" and other pic
lures. Is Realart star.
Theodore Roherts-Appeared in
stock in New York, Milwaukee, San
Francisco, Chicago, Washington, u.
c., Seattle, Portland. Oregon, and Los
Angeles. Entered the motion picture
field in 1915 in Lasky pictures, and
has been seen in many Paramount
pictures since. Is finely cast in "Tho
Affairs of Anatol."
Agnes Ayres-Educated in Chica-
go. Four years with Essanay, then
with VitagrapB co starring with Ed
ward Earle in % two-ree versions of
O. Henry stories. Vitagraph stock
two years Played in pictures in New
York with Nance O'Neill and Mar
iorie Rambeau, for Mutual Appeared
in Cecil b. De Miles "Forbii1tn
Fruit"
Theodore Kosloff-10 years train
ing. Then Imperial Theatre, Petro-
grad for five years. Imperial Tn re,
Moscow, three years. Fist appearance
Grand Opera Ballet, Paris, 1908 Col
iseum, London, 1909. Winter Garden,
New York, 1910 In motion picture
since 1917.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
THESE RATS WOULDN'T EAT
MY BEST GRAIN" SAYS
FRED LAMB.

"It's hard to keep rats out of a
feed store. Tried for years. A neigh
boring store sold me some RAT
SNAP. 1t worked wonders. Gathered
up dead rats every morning. Bought
more RAT-SNAP. Haven't a rat now.
They wouldn't eat my best grain
when / threw RAT-SNAP around"
Three sizes, 35c, CSC, $l.25. Sold
and guaranteed by c. r. Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.-adver-
tisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27

Who would suspect that in the
tropics. I'm sun-drenched Burma Itself.
there are acres OF gardens given over
to nothing else but the cultivation OF
rosesi All through the hot weather.
In Lower Burma. they flourish; not
till the rains break ore they beaten 70
earth and almost washed away. The
Burmese are very fond OF flowers; no
Burmese house is without them; they
are lavlshed on the pagodas, and
women decorate their hair with them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
Those Who Are Gone.

Those who are gone you have.
Those who departed iov & YOU love
YOU still; and YOU love iHem always
They are not really gone those dear
hearts and tTue-they arc only gone
into tEo noxt room; ana YOU will pres.
emily get ~ aal follaw them, and
Wonder door vil be closed upon YOU,
ana Won will bc no more seen.-W. H.
Tlacscrov
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
BADLY BURNED

o. +. Lau, residing at 1923 Sun
set Lane, was badly burned Monday
while working at the Alma plant Of
the Michigan Sugar Company, his
legs from his knees down being scald-
ed by hot liquid. he was taken to a
local hospital, and later taken to his
home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27

No excuse whatever for any lady
TO b. without good shoes. See kob-
insons State Street Shoe Window
advertisement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27

Lets drink to the boobs, the men
who pin their faith to pretty cheats
like you and get stung. Then Ana
tolls party began. See the riotous
results at the Strand Sunday and
Monday advertisement.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
NorozOdfotd.

Sargo. - Gas B~unbes=DHtriftge=
ridt in Sarge entfdieO am 9ortner-
itdg. oaB Ole 8abnen IN Nortb 90
fota, 1opie 0ie 8unbes : giienbabn-
pertpaltung, Die ibnen fir Die Sabre
1917 uno 1918 obgeforberte Stants=
iIiieler IN ser Sobe bon rngefdbr ST,
100000 11idt at beaablen bnben. 9as
@eridt fin0et, bo Beine getpifie @r-
b0bnng I'M Is Bro5ent in Der 8e-.
red1nung hires @tel1ertDerts gelehiDi=
brig lit, nrb oaB 1ie 6ieies 5eblers
BaIber iiberbnipt feline 5te1er 5t be-
snbIert baber1.
Sraao Sorts. @erman gidrofff,
90 Sabre al t om,rrGe ;nefr'aB's
90 Sabre off, uro Milbreb 8rotpn,
is Sabre oft, erlagen ben 8erlebl1t=
gen, Sic {ie fid 5uge5ogen batte1G dig
ibr g1Iitten, Ser bon einem Mntomo'z
Bill ge5oge1 nltrbe, Dor Elm anDe1res
M11tompbiI egriet. Das nnglHf pol
fierte In @ranf Sorts; Ngnes Seltne
BON Grafton, 81. 8, Die in einem Der
MatomobiIe fubr, 5og iib er11ite
Shnitttpnn6en 6nrd Clos 81.
Minot. 80 auro 8ettinn, regiitrier-
te @rersneDS4nb, gigentim Der B Sc,
ion 3udfform, mlBte 1tel1lib getotef
tper6en, 11adoem Die Eiierdr5te feftge.
ftent batter, 0aB sic Sub 9en1lods
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
s. Januar 81

ct. 8eter. 80 ssl einem Barber
Iabea ergriff pl0slih ales Die G6Iaadbt,,
OILS Die Mobren mt beiBem Mnller
barIteat. MuBer .ein o6er 5tDei Sduit-
ten nit bent &aiierineiier Der iiber-
rnSbtelt @arbiere fan1en feline 8erle-
sisngen boz. Die &o1nmiHdre BON
Micolett County tpnr6en am Meortog
eiue g~orberat,ng abgebolten ipegerl
gonntpgrabeng $50. q, oes groBte,1,
Ser ienpnIg i'm gollntp ~a,.sgefihrt mer
ben ion. 9og eDrf miir6e $4,000
foiter rno piirbe 1000 Mder 2aro,
enttpGi3er,.
&uthinion. Die 5tabtpertpal~
hing bat ffiir 6iefes SSabr 5nul erltter
Meale eine1l gon.ntur1itD . Gbriftbalgti
amfgeIteut. Ser Baum tpi,rbe al.f benz
@uhIic Sqrore aufgeitelt ntto ole
&inoer inter is Sabren erbielten 8e-
fbenfe.
Minneapolis. wv Dieie 5tabt bat
einen ieiner befarntelten oeutiderl
8icniereintpobner, 6. s.. &c. Midfer,,i
ourb ben Eob ~perIorett. gr per1tarb.
in ieiner @obnatng an ben SolgenI
eines in Der Iestel1 Wpd1e %erlittenen
4tifounfones. Gidter, Ser I'M SO. Be-
bensiabre fdno, NOR in S6lefien ge-
borert nr0 tam Dor SO Sabren nod
Mi1tneapolig, no er iid b%erbetrotete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

s8sneige aefreIien, fpoourh fie bergif-
|tet tpuroe. 2urn mar cine In afoei
|5toatell preisgeffronte g~bnnlpionfnb
|meitliA bonn Miiiolri-s5sIluB
2isbou1. Durh eille1l Mberbel5ten
|Dfea iii. @eidSaift bon Cohen 8
|grilbberg brad Elm S5e,ler aus mel.
DIES aliber benz ge,lna11ten 8eihaft
nod orei ar1bere 2ahengeiddfe GER
it0rte. Golgenbe maren Die 8eihd0ig-
ten: Coles 8ros., giientunrer, sc.
|b4asuoe $4,000; gorrat s. 5000; Cohen
81 Grifbberg $4,000; Spuntain SIM
$1,000; g. g. Garringer $4,000.
Samestoipr. Ssa1tor g. 6. Sal11
berg, Elm Nionier bon Nortb Dafotn,
era1ibIf bon eii1tem BBiicnie, peldes bel
Der Snfeifenbiegung beg S%a1nesflnl-
les an L. 8e5ernber 1888 abgebalteelr15
lpnroe, unb nobel Tie ebenio lbones,
milbes, Ionniges @etter, rlllr nod biel
|m1irr1er, als in oielem Sabre bntter1.
Mihar6ton. - Bon Giidarbton
aus miro cine Ian6lihe 4oitroute elm
+geridtet, Monte SEQ. /, bom 8. Ssu1tti-
or 1921 an. Sic Hoitroute iii 80 s2.
Meilen lang, inblid nnb neIflib bon.
&idoroton. sic fnbrt ourd SotDn.
ibipg 1873 unb 139, @ange 80 uno'
.beriibbrt bier 5eftioner Beg Sotnnibip
139, &nnge 90.
Debils 2afe. 80 Nah 1ur furaeer
&Sranfbeit Itarb bier Miidter 6. s.
Griffin, Der in ben lesten abt Sab
rem oas gountDgeri1t p~eriualtete. gr
mar geboren in 8iscon1m 1878, fam
Dor "a Sabrer nod Norfb 9afotn,-
unb lebrte bort fur5e 3eit IN Sh,is
len. Dan1l trat er in Elm 8eihaf IN
g6more Elm Arb fam in 1911 bier
Der, mo Ct als Mnpalt 5ugelafier nllr-
.oe. Set 1912 tpar er @ountDri6ter
bierielb1t.
@abpeton. So Sic ganf of Bar
nep IN BarneD, Is MeIet1 meitlib bon
bier, tpuroe INN $4,000 IN 8argeb
lnb apifden $15, 900 1tnb $4,000
in nbertragbaren @ertpapieren beltob
len. Die M6uber gebrandten Nitroglp-
Germ I'M 6as Siderbetigsmelo etao
GERM nnb ben etao-oini. 6atn,iufebrte
GERM nm bns 5iberbeitsaetp0lbe rno
ben @nienidynanf gu fprengen, ebesn=
10 Ieerten lie. biele pribate 51derbe1ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
.Qorrnil1e.a

Granedis .Guprek .2orraine, /"
.Meiiin1 etc. melt tpeniger geleien,
als emit iii Der oe,iti9en s8ei. Gage.
j1gen nirlrlt Die Mbor11erter3nbI Der
oelltif6en eIfditiden 3eih1ngen Be-
tG10ig 81. 1tnb atpar gernbe oieieni.
gens 0ie ih elmer oel.tliben 5prade
~gegeniiber fran50iifden MnmaBnngen
lbefleiBige1I gegen oiefe, ben Weadt.
baberM unbeqlier1e Hreiie, ion iiebt Elm
dtDerer Streih geflbrt. per0en. Bonn
sSalllar nb fol bic Hoit Ben Sci.
tungsoienit mod oelatiber Mrt I'D
ibafan un0 Dns frnnaoiiibe 5Ditem
einfubpen nad benz bie. gerIeger ieoe
Drummer unter @re1labanb All berien.
ben bdben. Die Nreife iii entruitet
Juno gibt3 iibrer gmp1rurg uber 6ieiel1
Gingriffm Die ugei6dbten eliaB-lotb-
|ringiiden 3. ebemnls 6eutiden
rGinri6tnngen' frdffttigen Musbrud.
& 2,trentb,trg.
Sn @iibten fan0 fiir3Iib bic feier-
llibe ginfubrllng beg nenen Bfarrers
|Mbolf .Sdrooer 0urh ben Germ De==
da1ten Dr. Miiaer-Aspern itntt.
ggn1err.
Ser boberifde neutrality-suspicious.
Dr. b. @abr fat III leirer Iebten gro=
Ben @ebe tn baperiiden 2nnotng fol-
|genbe feierlide grfl1rltrg nbgegeFbeen::
a8ir BaDern balten nit aner 3dbig=
felt, 6eren mir dbig iino, an oer Gin
IbeitliHfen unb nn3arreiBbarfet bes
Denti1en Geides fe1t.Nidtg ttann uns
bierin IRE MAIDEN, fem MitteI tart
Ige11lg iein, bie 8anoe ser 2iebe 1in0
Mnbangli6feit 5u aerreiBen, Die l,ns
init u~11ieren 5tannr1esbriibern I'M ge-
|einten 9enti9en Meide berbinbe1r. !"
Deutlid)er farn ong Seltbnltet am
einigen 9eltfden Geibe mDbl nidt
ausgeiproden meroen. Damit iiino bie
Ber6dhtignngen, neIdes bon getpiilerr
lSeite in Berlin 10 germ gegen bic 8aD5
|ern berbreitet meroen tpobIl Fit iinl-.
n1er totgeldlngen. Ser III 8a6 Cola
|beritorbene 8ribntier &arl Mblma1m
bat fem a11ff bent @alparienberge IN
lberrlider age aelegenes Mnueien Der
|Sta6tgemein6e CUR grribturg zines
n8rieoriid9sg&ar~l- Jrie=
6ensnifh,ng" fmiir nrme Eol3er &inoer"
teltnmertariid bermnbt. --.9ie gin-
meiba1ng Der 11eaien 8onifatil1sfirbde
IN Mirnberg bon5og fiiid1b r11ter alBerit
5nblreiber Beteitiglrg Der fntb. Be.
Differing. Syn Qugsburg erflogte
bie Snltallntion 6es 11euen Domprop-
ties, @eneralbifar Nieoerneier. CT
ne Gnibrerihule bt Ser 8esirfsber=
ban6 Der @atb. SSugen6 nnb SSu1rgr1diin
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rno 40 1o3ialiftiibe Mgeorbnete, mdb
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mil elmer Gimme nber Sic abiolnte
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

nerbereiire ins lebel1 aert,Iffer. aufgn.
|be DerieIben bic 8eilnebnter N
praftiihem Wiien, ted,niihem Son.
men ul1b reIIiigfJii5ijiiea1ma MnIen d 5u MI.
ben, onb iie oer MtboIiiden Sngerb
fiibre1lo borangeben for11en.
&geiirtteunbers.
SIN neubefieoeIIfen @offer Merss.
.beirn BEL l1Im ftarb g. 81. Sii1lleto,n
509eeoe % g. 81. Ser: Beritorbette, Sobrl
ei1er bnbiiden 2ebrerfo1liIe, mar
Idngere Sabre dg Me1tsantpalf ii
Roritan3 llro 9o1lniefdingen tditig.
Die 9entru1nspartei bate IN Inn Ell.
ne fr1iftige Stiise. 5e1t ertidieoe-
tler fatboliider 55iirn, ME feline geeei-
9ufg 5,tr religiofen Berin11erIi9l11g
ffiibrten i'm Dor Snbrer mittet n1tg
der Gdtigfeit aIs @edtsnn1pnH ber-
alts gu ben 8eneoiftiner11 11nb gelt-
ron, mdbreno ieine S65ra11 III Elm 9Jro1l-
enfIoiter eintrnt. Sebt 1T er alg an.
gebenoer sedsiger ii bie gnigfeit
Biniber gegnuget1. --S83tpei Derbiente
ltro berborragenoe Mitglie6er fnfboIi-
ifber @emein6e1 in Berg ino RAID
bintereinaroer ge1ftorben: Der 0beri,t-
ffpeftor Q. 9. Grnn5 86I0er, ipe1ige
Gage Dor feine1m 20. @eburtstng, ur1o
0arauf Der Sofpm Sang 5bmieg I'M
alter bon 65 Sabren. grfterer geb0r-
tbe Biz Dor @11r5em benz beutebniiden
Biiro Der Sberfinm15ffnr1n1er an, Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

IegrI Sai6e, perni ID ein groBeg Sen
lee So @eb6uDe. Gin tarfer Sturn
mar Ben 2oidarbeiten binoerlih gene
len. 5.
SefIell. .s.@
Ser grlnb Ser MbeinIanofonliniI
lion, Der Die bnterIGnoiiden ODER dilbln,..
ide 2iie6eer, iii beeiesten @ebief Der,
bietes lit 5tpar ettttDas gerliloert nor,
ben aber . bnfb mad ME Dor allies
bannit at maiden i'll, tpel11l Die 8e..
nBunggbueb66rbe eberl min. GDdg nl,lfBtte
Der Bfarrer R1lob aus 8uitnpsburg
bet Maina erfabrer, alS ct Hir5lid
init benz SSugenbberein ei1er Mlisfflng
mad Morn1g unternorllten bette. 8ei
Der Miiidfebr BON bort piielte 0ns
|Blaierforpg bes gereins 6ag 22ie6 -
Seimat, 0 @einrat, iid m,lB bid ber=
laiien." DDieies 2ieb miro bon Der
Observation-Disclosures as SaBgeiang
Iangeieben n1b 1T berbofen. 9ns beuf=
fife Gnblliifum lpen0ete benz 5pielen
oe ls1ts osalan 9l Plul.su ~ -.
|Mnina mno tDl1rbe troB feiner geriid=
e e, puB g J sna Y ~ Sss
G.a1fs nlue5 psl
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8 nIp sS pa1d III a,r ~. I..g1a ~
non .5uou 81. i . sla
9uIs.MnEAlua enelI u psl penE Sellun
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|soeoe adl1m Bfarrer bon g1tl1ger ) He ''s
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adt Miolate lang &riegsgefanget1er
In MuAerf0nbiue, s5#8


sermon. -. sob1 9porm,, Elm Gar.
nner, berIor BEL Der MrbeitMt elmer
|BaloInnn15dine ben erIltertur atpei.
ten Singer ieiiser Iinfen Sn1lb, obble
ettpag az faiblen, Grit alg Hn Sobrl
Soften, ein @ebiIfe. nnfrnerfiiant
n1abR, beulerfte5er ieiaer 9erhlH.D Die
Singer noren o gIaH abgeibtnitten,
|aIs % Elm gbbirurg es getan bate
5iour Sails MaD1tnr6 5etpdrb,
40 Sabre all. tpurbe in Diftriftsge-
ridtt m1egen Bdilidpatg an einem Sabre
s33ndtBalrg berlrteilt, rladsbem iiei1e
Niutter I'M @naoe ir i'm gefflebt
.battte. - Gum oi,riittterr MaIe in1lerbnB
1pe1liger Wod)en nl1rDe I'M 6Ieiiner
.geIH1ft bon Neter gIias BON @or
Ellington eingebrode11 nrlb bas lsbtte
Maal $500 III 2iibertDbonbs geitob1en.
Die gonos iino ole regiitriert 1lnb
pern sic RGii1lber beriu6en lie 51 ber=
dciuBSesrn,, III lire gntoedung geniB,
giiieton. Die 5iifeton Butter-
fabriif nuurbe an So. s. gt,dmiler
bon Cannon Sans, Meeinr., perfai1fft
1llnof Set 11e1ile 8geeiiBe1r miro1l 0ennndd1iif
lem 11eltes @eiddff Ibernebmen.
2eab. SIN @reisgeriiddN bon 9eabi
MOOD tppltrber Soc Bermta uttbo S S
Bermn bon bier n1egm gobrifaitiionI
ln6 gerfaufes bon Monof1ein ieofer
I'M $3.50 rebit Soften urb 80 Gage
gountpgeff1ngnig Beltrnft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
5uo=Dafotd.

Dea6tpoo6. Norma11 8illiam
Gregory, Is Sabre ali, ein 8io1ier
bon 2eab, 1T nod LANCER Rranfbeit
geIforben. 81 NOR elmer Der l1eberle.
benoen, ds ser Danpfer Guiana al1
6em MiIiiilippi gege1t gnbe beg 8nr-
aerffrieapes in Die 2uft fog, n1tb nar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
40
.5gite Il
Iehtere ipar Observation-Disclosures
8abet.

Jreiburg turb Der friiiibere
l5tnatsnlirliiter, 0reiberr Mnrff3aM
bon 8ieberitein. Der 3tpeitdltejbe
l@eiitIide BET gr5oioaeie 5reiburg i.
8 @eiiHider Slot 5treidm tets
Nffnrrer ii Nllii11beIIffingen 1lrrb long.
ii6iibrliger Defm oes @npiteIg @ilin-
gen, lett tpobnbaft IN aird3bofen De.
gii1g fei1ren SO. @eburtgtmg. Sci bie-
tent 4rlaffe bat i'm feline 4eirnntge-
meinoe Miingsbbeim 51trn gB~renbiir8er
er1tn11tlt. Ser S1rbiInr erfreut id ei-
1rer berbdltnisn1abig nod gl1tel1 &C.
iltnbbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

gnglano 1lno gronfreih ppnen
@riedenla1t6 Dnfir ffrnfen, bnB Bic
geb0lfer1tng getpngt BAT bren Sdib-
ling geni5eIog ab5nfbitteIIn. Be1tn
tie nid1t ffiiirhtetelt, ffid Hderli1 sl
MAIDEN, tpniir6en fe ON gnDe olif eli
men 1bnliden @e0anten Dem a1leri-
faniiden 8olfe gegeniiber foInrner.
Denn bns bat am 2. Nopen1ber
5hlimmeres getnn - es Bat ibre11
beiten urtb mddtigiten Grerno abge=
ihiittelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

Mmcrifa mife fir Med5t 1tnb &c
eittreten, r1eirlt &err BiI<
ion. @etpiB m,1B es bag. Inter Gar
bling nir6 es BAG hin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-03
The Astrolocer in China.

From the earliest times astro'oEV
has been one of the arts surrounded
by mystery. But in China it is
very portions profession. When q So
called prophet predicts an event which
soos moi occur. he loses his head.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-03

TRY a Want Adj IN the Free Trade
Journal for Quick Results.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-24

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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-24
NO POSTAL DELIVERY
FOR ONTARIO AVENUE

Citizens living on Ontario avenue
in Northwest Bogalusa have been
complaining lately because the postal
carrier delivered mail on the other
three streets of that section and left
them out. Seve.Bl complaints reached
The Enterprise last week and an in
vestigation was made.
According to Postmaster DeLoney,
when the postal Inspector was in Bo-
galusa March l, arranging for the
delivery on Michigan, Huron and Su-
perior avenues, the Bogalusa office
insisted that Onntario avenue be in
Guided but, according to the inspec-
tor, this was against the regulations
which provide for continuous side
walk down one side and up the other,
that all houses be numbered and
lights on each corner. According to
'ecords. Ontario avenue had none of
these civic improvements and was
left off the carriers route.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-24

The Olympic club Of San Francisco
has under consideration the making
of a permanent fund for It's athletes
going to national and worlds cham
piOnship sports.