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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
PICTURES N NEW
THEATRE PERFECT
PAINTINGS WE'RE MADE ny RICH.
ARDS. ARTIST or con.
SIDERABLE NOTE

scenes that breathe II the west vlll
rest the eyes ana entertain patrons
OF the new Fair thoatol between nets
A. {. Richards. the artist has complct.
ed hls work of Interior landscape paint.
ings.
Looking upon the Richards paintings
requires little stretch ui the inardnn.
ton TO hear the murmur Of the wnyes
ut the Pacific ocean M they my. ore.
CONS shore. and the brholdcr AZ con.
strn lned 10 ask where are the trout. N.
he looks on the tumbling waters Of
mountain streams.
Imagination aroused hy Richards
pair ung 81 the Arizona desert. com.
pletcs the pictnrc with CHA Monsters
craN Una at the foot uf desert cnctus
and peoples her towering mountains
With Apache Indians. Contrstod with
Nnirro'S wilder scenes are placid lakes
and sketches from the nations great
parks OF the west.
Mount Superstition. an isolated noun.
tain OF the desert situated an the old
Apa, no trail. IN faithfully reproduced
by Richards. Added as new face
that does not belong a. the mountain.
but Is thrown IN because characters
tic 81 thu state. n u Slhau1i, tho lar.
gcst ipecies Of the Arizona cactus
Tyiical at Colorado's mountain seen.
cry. u view h snatchcd from the wild.
eat ~ rtion of the Cachla poudrc river.
The Cecilia Poudrc IN the STREAM tina, IN.
SUES from Estes park. and IL Colorados
most famous trout fishing stream.
Another Richard painting shows q
log CABIN home on the quiet shore ~
Lake l'ldorn. Colorado.
For a marine view. Richards select.
Cd the same point on the Pacific coast
for his picture from which the famous
Coco cola pictur, was made. Standing
by the seaside On the oregon coast
looking out over the hillowy cxpanso
one y, ets out at sea In the Richard
painting % view his ship coming In.
Another painting shows a water fall
of the Big Horn range In Yellowstone
park. sull another roadway through
Yosemite park, Calf with the two rc,l
tuttas In the distance.
There are In all ten wall paintings
In the new thcater. four panel pictures
aud two monOtones for the boxes.
Every picture is NJ western Scenes
and will appeal to nature lovers and he
subjects OF comment for patrons long
ns the theatcr stands.
The stucco front 10 the new thcatcr
has been finished. cement floors have
been lail. and ornamental thing is be'
Ing put down for entrance and Toy !
or. seats. too. have arrived and will !
De- installed this week. The drop eur. I,
tain was received the pas, week and
Il In understood painting that viii
surprise the public In to he shown on II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
LUBBOCK LODGES ARE
RAPIDLY GROWING

FfifSAl W tt' s"NH
LUBBOCK April l6.-Twcn'y'fivc
Knights Tcmplar from the Lubbock
Commandery Lodge NJ the Masonic or
der went TO spur Tuesday night to take
part In the institution Of commandcry
lodge at that place. The party included
four pnst commanders II the Lubbock
lodge.
Every order Of the Masonic lodge In
this city IL very active, and the growth
steady. The commnndery made gain
Of 100 per cent In membership within
the year just closed, The same was true,
approximately In every other lodge OF
the order.
The u. =. %. Elks also record large
gains and Increasing strength and actv'
i,y In their work and order. They ~
Gently made a trip tn big Springs To
assis, in the annual ceremonial of that
order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
AMiRiIIO POOR ~
NEED ~ CLOTHING

"Thoro are great many people In
Amarillo who need clothing and are IN.
alb, t0 buy II. said Mrs hlttr- Nor.
iis. who has Just rcturn',i to Amarillo
nud ~ again taking up her work ~
spunso.' ter the pour.
we need shoes In particular" she
said There have also been several
people who come Ia nae wanting work
az SOl johnson street Anyone desir
ing to help or having amy Old clothing
a. gave away Tor worthy cause should
cali 1890 ~ notify M" NJ the address
given"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
OLDSMOB|LE DEALER
RETURNS FROM VISIT

Frank Hays and family have just re-
turned from a very pleasant visit 10
Los Angeles and other western points
The trip was made In an Oldsmobile "S"
touring car Tor which Mr.. Hays In loca.
dealer
The journey was covered In six days
and driving was done at night. The
roads IN most sections. according 10
Mr. HAYS are In good shape. About
two hundred miles of rough roads were
found In New Mexico and Arizona. The
trip WAS without incident, not even a
puncturc during the entire Journey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Smith II Improving,
,necial 20 The News

NpetIaI 70 IW NFWf
LoCKNEY. Tex, April l6.-Hcn T.
Smith. owner and publisher oi the
Lockney Beacon, l.ockney. Texas was
operated on yesterday at Plainvlew Tor
appendicitis and his condition h serious
ewing to the appendix having hurs,ed
before tho opcration. Hut II no further
complications set M the doctors state
The chances for his recovery are g"od
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

Your grocer Is authorized To return
your money u YOU are dissatisfied with
the taste or flavor " any II Heinz
"s7 Varieties" They are made ~ per
feet. clean and pure. tina, some OF the
"57 Varieties" should bc On your table
each meal. The best Is always the
chCanest,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
MANY FEATURES
IN BIC SHOWS


Bright. and early this nsorning
the big lot near the baseball
gfounas, Nas Transferred - Il BY
magic into . city OF tents and It IL
there that the C. A. Worth2m shows
will exhibit all this week under the
auspices Of the Knights OF Colum-
bus band. Arriving on their own
special train OF 40 cars, little time
was lost in unloading the parapher-
MALTA. Many of the shows opened
this afternoon for the accommoda-
ton Of those who were seeking out
door entertainment, and all OF them
will be opened at O'Clock tonight.
following q concert on the midway
by the Workman band, under the
direction Of Professor c. E. jane
son.
Those who saw them last season
in Davenport and Moline, will be
most pleasantly surprised. as they
are much larger and have more
real novelties than they had in
1920.
Among the features with the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
DEATH SUMMONS
mrs. DIZZY cook


Mrs. Dizzy Cook. aged 81 years, \
resident Of Rock Island county u
years, and wife of the late John V.
Cook, who served for two terms as
Rock Island county clerk, died ut
3:A5 O'Clock Sunday morning in the
residence, 800 Forty-third street.
Her death was the result Of infirm-
tiles OF age.
She was born in Henderson
county. near Galesburg, April 20.
1887, and moved to this county
when q small girl. She was mar
ried to John Y. Cook. who preceded
her in death in 1879. At the time
OF his death he was serving his
second term ~, county clerk. Mrs.
Cook II we'll known to all old set
tiers Of the county md was . mem
Der of the OLD Settlers association.
She had resided in Rock Island 50
years, and had bean . member Of
tho Central Presbytef4aa church
II years. A wide circle of.frfend1
and relatives via m0urnzher death.
Surviving are two souA, Edwin
N Of Aldefwood Manor, Washing-
ton, James W. Of Decatur, Ill, and
two daughters, Elizabeth At home
and Mrs. Clara Scott Of Asheville
N. c. -Four children preceded hez
In death. Seven granachfldre1 also
surv1vA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

e. 4-.-s - 49,
/. IL ee41o0 - -
lDowa Ie9-A nght - The snd u ths
1890 trndM stxfkD and the
Lo..A~~ $500 emsAane> coa.
..' :, 1.-.- $50
fssaeson - ~ vua
Ms wesk VIM e4Daoyes neo0SnS
- sfrum -cfhse cit5ss, II necessary.
49, .,.sHs.s, n r. csrpeuters
w. ~I-I-- -...s,. :. n.
49, ne.o'
LACK 0Isd 4ndasass ~ -
llsaA9S announced latse that the
$1,000. asread 70 the Ailied
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
EIGHT VIOL.AfoRS
PACE MAGISTRATE
m POLICE COURT

Edward Lauggan. n. s. Lloyd.
Henry Schroeder and H. A. Saver
hill were fined S. each by MAgis-
trate D. ]. Cleland In police court
ON charges OF speeding.
Harry Duncan, C. H. Kell and
George Bailey were fined IS each
on charges Of driving their auto
mobiles By street cars. John Peter
son was fined IS on . charge Of
dfunkenness.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
TRACTION Line
STRIKE IS OFF
IN TRI-CIIlES
wkM


TAsre vln b 70 STRIFE Il motor
men and conductors on the lines Of
The Tr-Cffy Railway company
"Wednesday unless something seri-
ous goes wrong IN negotiations now
on betwesa the eompany and the
employees.
There is every indication that
there will b arbitration Of all
questions tn dispute II no other
means viii avert . walkout Of the
men.
There 10 even . chance for . set
uement without arbitration. John
@. Huntoon, general manager Of the
company, told union leaders in q
meeting Sunday morning that there
is willingness to arbitrate. How
ever, another meeting Is set for to-
morrow morning at 9 O'Clock. and
there is hopeful indication that the
company and its employees will get
together.
The men will not strike withcu:
giving the public "a hours notice,
stated John T. Bauer, president Of
the Rock Island and Moline union
The men will work for 40 cents
an hour pending arbitration. In
Davenport IL one-man cars will bt
| started Wednesday and the mer
will run these for IS cents an hour
An idea on how close settlement
is can be had in the announcement
made by the union that J. B. Wiley
international representative, ha.
, gone to Des Moines, and that 1t II
hoped that there will be no neces
sity for his recall.
Give and Take Proposition.
While neither side is making an!
statements on the exact progress
that has been made it was learnet
that the men have met Mr.. Huntool
half WY On the issues. When b
declared willingness to arbitrat'
the men changed their attitude OF
t4o c00Ipoct pfopO6ltlOn.
Kuseatine Case Settled
The wAge and fare question b
Mwcatine hAs bean settled. Tn
|trainmen n AuDcatdne have accept
cd Tho company offer Of 10 cents a,
hour, . reduction from IS cents a,
hour. Ths mn agreed to this Sat
urday.
Following this fhe city council o
Muscatino voted unanimously to al
low tho company to continue it
l7-cent FIRE for another year. tn
proposition WAS put In the form Q
an amendment to the existing tran
chise. The clause in question pro
vides for . workingmen's tickel
, good for three hours in the mornin
and two hours in the evening. Dur
ing these intervals tickets may b
! purchased for four eants. This Al
, fangement has been IN fores . yea
and had not the ameudnant in gen
: Ral besn carried ths fxre woul
| havexrev9ted to cents and q
cent vu1kingmsRs ticket Wlic
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
SMOKE @dUDGE Is
CAUSE OF ALARM

Ths Rock Island flre- dspG1tnsnt
received q call at 8 O'Clock Sunday
night to the American Expre4S com
pany ofices, 317 Twentieth street
Smoke coming from the basement
window led pedestrians to belisv<
that the building was ON IRE, but
investigation on the part Of hte IRE
men.showed taesmokecomi frulu
fire In, a>v0korfheata.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

In 1872 Miss Alice Weber was
elected enrolling clerk Of the Min
nesota senate, but hearing that some
who voted for her were sorry for
It, she promptly resigned her posi-
ton, and was reelected by
= much larger majority than be-
fore. -, - ~ aGaa!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
New Grass Rugs 1T Half Last
Years Prices

A god assortment Of nsw stsnoiled grass
rugs. sizes - . sx1:, (the fun rsom size).
We ct thaae Il gFestiy reauced cssas, and put
than On saae Tuesaay, this way:
Grass mgs-pretty patterns I'm cool green's
and blues, % i.eAes lsag, hsve been $50;
Tuesday a day II thy last, 75e each.
Larger gEass rugs, same kinds; were $4.os,
for $50.
Grass ugA . 6est n Ted, TIE bad rom and
psFch sise. Let yesr's pEiss. $50; here, To-
D0roW, e3.o0.
Rsea sf.s a1ncaIsd e1s rug, in desirable
pssss; no thse hive ben e1Soo, nov going
fer $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
Here's a Genuine
Bargais, II, D0sssesfjca
fnr Tss0ednss.

FOR lugSQQY:
In St. Louis last week,
Mr.. Nordgren found five
hundred yards, bleached
muslin, 36-inch, good
enough for summer sheets.
pillow cases, underwear
and sleeping garments. At
present wholesale costs,
this muslin should sell for
15c yard: Tuesday, each
customer may buy 10
yards or less at lOc yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30


LA60 zoe fast
black stockings, 10c
pair.
Ladie9 ssOutsixe''
sM Isle hsss, black
q brown, zoe quality,
for ne paik.
Beyy' hsasy rfbbea
2sek steelkfRgs, really
W1A ~ for 1Se
Dak.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
PLEADS uqNO CE9CE
IN MANN ACT CASE

Jack Neibert. charged with vioia-
ton Of the Mann act, vas sRfaagned
before Commissions A. @. Bush q
Davenport, Saturday. and pleaded
not guilty to . charge Of WeGAlly
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

Choice Of about 250 rec
ords, have been selling at
85c: Soc. Here are q few
titles:
Venetian Song,
Sung by Farrar.
Hesttadng Blues, Instr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
This case of percale remnants comes from big Chi
cago house that makes specially of buying up mill
ends and remnants, 500.

The goods are very good quail
ity, patterns such as are used in
Csc percales; the only drawback
is that in some, the patterns
didn't print well, and some are
very short.
We have gone over the lot,
and divided it into three parts.
The shortest pieces, perhaps
two or three hundred, we will
send to the Andover Orphans
Tuesday we put these abort en-
punches, the shorter ones for Sc
yard. xe.. i,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

About $500. 90 worth of
these newwall papers, the
prettest cheapest wall
papers to'be had anywhere
for ths@ooey.
Tuesdsys customers:
VII ind: one special. hv-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

fngroom or dining room
pattern, Sc roll.
Good kitchen and bed
room wall papers at
.l2he roll.
Pretty bedroom pspers
at 1 Sc roll.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

A60' Init uisa
suits, Wse& 70 &c,
choice Of several
Ebes, WAts q pink,
Sc nd.
LA6es' 36e hit
vslA I'D sim, 13xe
60.
0ERis 7Tanan,
~ w13 Wisa
ssafa ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
Another Lot of Little Folks peg
Top" Rompers at CSC.

Another Lot of Little Folks Peg
Top" RompeEs at Sc.
An even hundred children's romp-
ers, (and a few creepers) made up to
be not only useful and comfortable,
but also neat, natty, trim little gar
ments. Some are made with Dutch
necks, some with collars; some solid
pinks, blues, tans, etc. We sold a
hundred in two days, two weeks ago;
now, again, beginning Tuesday,
choice for SEC.
Again, Infants Summer Knit Bands,
2 for 35c
These are the regular Csc summer
knit infants bands, sizes to 6, such
as every mother wants. On sale again
z for 35c. sras;:sss IL a -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
Two Unusual Lace

When the nelC tariff goes on,
such Laees as these uiH cost tscice
a. much. For Tuesday and zDile
these tho Lots last, h0toeuer, they
40 0s follows:
Wide Torchon:laces, should be 1Oc
- a "special;" going ut Sc yard.
Fine linen fnish thread torchon
lace, worth 121 for Sc yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
Organizes at Csc
Tuesday

The first shipment of these crisp
3S-inch organizes went out in one
days selling. Now, Tuesday, this
assortment has bigger array Of
summer colorings, including toma-
to and tangerine shades; while they
last, Tuesday choose again at Csc
yard.
Even-checked Ginghams Have
Been Much In Demand
and hard to get, all spring. We
now have the even checks in light
blue; black and white; navy and
white; and pink and white; these
are II inches wide and Csc yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

35-i nch double
fold curtain scrim;
blue bird patterns,
white or cream;
there may be some
slight irnperfections
in the selvedge, but
the price takes care
Of that; when per-
feet sells at 25c;
these 1Oc yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30

Lavida, Saxophone.
Medley Jigs, Accordion.
Beautiful Hawaiian Love,
Song.
Down the Lane and
Home Again. Song. T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

bel bat er bod oiele lange Sabre G
groBes 9ibneb geOabn, mitalts bob
er bic @alft ais Nraffit mioOer bat
bergerme miilie."
@eu, mle id oas gebort ben, ben
id feinber Different gefiblt uno i'd
ben 81 mid gelagt: rSei @alle, Der
Mann is gar nit 10 tiel aus oen
8eg. Ammer, Der Srubel is, i'd
ben ihon ieit piele Sabre nit mebr
81 lhaffe braube I'm ga ben i'd 10
fmaiie Sen Sotid perlore. SSn gu.
funft ion mid MIR feiner mebr fom.
ME, sob id tabfe o00er e He0 balte
ioq. 8enn ih miooer ebbes al bal.
:te ben. Damn bolt ib mein Maul
i'm % i'm i'd uerouat better ab I'M
bieleiOs oas IS etnes Mannes Re0
feline &e6, mer muB lie ale oret bore
momit i'd oerbleime Some Sbrn lie
lper
8bilipp 5aueramper t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
Ger lette Sflaucn marft.

Die ubeillye Staot" @a55ar IN
Malofto, Die fiir5llt Don ben Sral,
5olen brittt mllroe> beiibt nod eilen
ofiruru Sflaprnmarft uno oumit
uobl Die leste St0tte auf grOen, auf
Der Der @uuoel nit Wteuiden frel
unb 0@ffeutlib betrlcben miro. Cine
Shiloeruno Don Oieiem lebten Sfla-
uennlarft entmirft Elm fran50liiber
Offl5ier. Die 5flapen ueroen III
&aramanen BON alien Seilen oes
9anoes, Oas bisber nod llnerioridt
lit, nab 8a55an gebrad)t. Ser Murft
miro auidbrlib a%bgebalten wabreuo
Der Yilgerdeit, in Der iromme Wl11el.
lndnner aus auen Teilen Marpffos
nab Der beiligen Staot ltr0men, UNI
bier Den Segen oes 5beriis gu en-
p%fangen. SSn oieier 3eit lino groBe
Gruppen BON Negern uno Megerin.
men auf einem offenen Blab ausge-
iteut. 9ie &dufer p%eriammeln lid,
UNI tie, fragen iie nod Mlter, Sc.
iuno6eit uno menn es lid UNI Srall.
en- ban0elt, oh lie perbeiratet iin0.
Der 8eiite r gibt falt INNER an, oab
letne Stlapinnen u%nperebelibt 1ino,
oena cine unperbeiratete 6rau er5ielt
b0bere Brelie alS cine perbeiratete.
Sin enolotes @efeilibe bebt Inn Die
Yreile an, uno BON oen< &Gufern
meroen sic f0rperliden Sebler DER
Menlbenuare berporgebo6en, Sic
man 0urb cine genaue sSnipeftion
lla95umeiien iu6t. Die @flopen
miiiien Sen Muno aufiperren, Inn
ben 3ultanO ibrer 3abne gu 5eigen;
arme unO 9eine meroen befiiblt uno
Die ntannliber 5flapen muiien auf
Serlangen idmere 2aiten auf6eben,
UNI ibre &rafte erfennen gu laiien.
9as Sos Oieier 5flapen lit ourdaus
nidt 10 furbtbar, mie mir nod Be-
befannten 56ilOerungen on5uneb>
men geneigt iin0. Sic maroffani-
l9en Sflapen baben meilt leidte Mr-
belt; iie bepahen Die @drten ser rel
hen Mauren oOer miiiien in BEN Mi-
llaretten anfpaiien, oaB feline neugie-
rigen Sremoen in iene EeiIe Ser
groBen 8eIibungen 6ringen, sic Den
Srauen p%or6ebalten iin0. Da ieoer
reide Muielmann in @a55an cine
groBe Nn5abl Sflapen beiibt, 10 ba,
ben man9mal Is Die Mufgabe, fir
tbren Serrn oen See gu bereiten. Die
petbli9en .@flaben merben oft gu
Sdn5erinnen a%usgebil6et. Seit Ser
Beiebung Der Sta6t ourb Die Sran.
5oien tpagen ii9 Ole @fIapenbGn6ler
1t@t mebr nod 8a55an binein, un6
10 1T ar%5unebmen, 6aB audi ser
Warft bal6 aufb0ren miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17
@as Elm 8rief aus Mmerifa por
$50 Sabren foitete.

0as Berliner Boitmuleum belibt
einen linn bon Dem 2anooroIt BON
1argun alS &urioium iibermieienen
8~riefumidlag, Der gu einem 8riefe
bon getuobnli9er 5tarfe geb0rt
bat. Ser 8rief mar aus Bbilaoel-
pbia abgeian6t un6 an ben urgrob-
batter oes ginienoers oes umidla.
ges, Sberitleutnart bon BreHentin
in Sternberg, M%edlenburg, geri9-
tet. Ser umidlag trdgt Die BoIt.
itempel begin. @oitpermerfe BON
Hbilaoelpbia, 2onoot, GaIais,
8riiiel, &aag, 9lmiteroam uno
Samburg. 2eioer gtbt feiner Der
Yoitempel AufidluB uber oas Sobr
Der 8e%foroerung; oa ieoo9 Der
Moreiiat nod Mngabe ieines urer.
fels i'm Sabre 1850 nab Gternberg
iibergeiie0elt lit uno bort Biz gu
ieinem go0e i'm Sabre 1888 &C.
mobnt bat, 10 muB sic Mufgabe.
be5p. Anfunfts5eit oes 8riefes in
Ole Belt bon 1850 bis 1888 ye-
fallen iein. Ser 8rief mar unfran-
fiert; na6 Nusmeis Der auf m
l1mi6lag angebradten Boitbermerfe
batte Der Qoreiiat fir Den Brie1
ni6t meniger als 5 Saler IL Shil.
ling Medlenburgifb ODER in Del
Gei6spdbrung 18 Warf go .Hfa
8orto 5u 5ablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

iditen. SerriNt iebr itrenge adl=
te, obne oaB Ole @roe nit 9dnee
beoedt tit, 10 miro mebr groe anf
sic Moienfrore gelegt. DeaH fam
oal1n audi elm paar 8retter badfor'
mig uber 5tamm uno arone leeen
mo nit itrobigem Diinger beoeden.
Sat man nieorige, bnidige Strar-
der, sic ni1t nieoergelegt neroen
f0nner, 10 tperoen bieie nit alien
SGden o6er altem @adstu9 uno
oarnnter nit Strob ui1nidelt. 9ieie
1mbiiqung gepdbrt aber rite iolden
5dub, pie bas Be6eden NIT @rbe.
Sen niebergelegten Stolen fommt
bie @romdrme 5u gut. IS geben
mebr &oicns Ourd 5aulnis anter
ser 8eoedung als our@ Sroft gu,
grunoe; es lit besbalb beim Nieoer-
legen oarouf gu ieben, oab iid fein
@aifer unter ben Straldern an.
iammeln fam.
Seerofen.
Sci Sen Gee ooer @ailerroien
rid)tet lid bic ueberminterung gan5
nab oen betreffenoen Irten. IS
gibt lol9e, Die -seinterbart fino,, an,
Dere, Die burb Sroit getotet meroen.
Mnoere Mrten, pie gum 8eiiptel
Mpmpbacea 5an5ibarieniis uro oere1
Surmcn 5iebt man am beiten iabrs
lid aus Gomen. Die neberminte-
rullgs Ser tropii6en Mrten erfolgt
ourd &noQen, an 0eren quite Mns-
biloung itarfes @etpi6t gu legen tit.
Sssm Sftober entnimmt man tie Der
@roe, entfernt Ole 8ldtter un6 Die
ldngiten @ur5eln bon ibnen, bebt
oie &nouen oann einige 3eit troden.
uno froltirei auf, mdi6t iie Damn ab
uno bringt iie bel s. Biz go @rao
unter @aiier. Ma6 @6luB Der
@egetations5eit .fann man Tie ou9
mad nn6 nod trodener balten, iooab
tie BET @ie6erbeginn Ser 8egeta.
tions5eit gdn5 trbden iino. Man
tam Die &nolen au6 bier 8oGen
mad @egetationsi@luB beransneb-
men; fie peroen Damn gereinigt nno
in @ano eingei6lagen. Mn einem
temperierten, trodenen Srte bleiben
tie Damn bis gum Griibiabr iteben,
iebt meroen iie bl1r6 ofteres @ieBen
nit par1nem @aIier mie6er gum
greiben angeregt unb eingepflan5t
9ie minterbarten bleiben aud
ilber @inter i'm Greien, tpen11 Die
Bebalter ODER Sei6e tief gen11g itno.
oaB fie 11i9t ousfrieren f9nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

- 8osbaft. gbemifer: SD
babe Elm neues @%ebeimmtttel ent.
beft, menn i'd nur erit niiBte, nil
ib es nennen loQ.
Sreuno: Nenne es bod Sdpin
oolin.
56einbarer 8iber.
Iprud. 8eiuher (5ur Sallsfrau)
Bas madt Sbr @atte. SIT er nun
ter?
Sa,,sfral,: So, oanfe er
ibldtl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-17

wv, leSI 1N 1teI
pio0er in unierell
alte 56lenorian;
Oas neue Sabr bot
gar nidS mebr neu.
es an Iid I'M i'd lin
lbubr, es bat piele
9ellt no miibe 0ubn,
es NOR i6on miooer
porbei, biefabs es
OMbt nit quote, ats
Oh es orig praspe'
rus per0e Debt. Sor
sic 2eut, no in Sen
moh,. oor,o N,,ihofS