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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Sorgange
tut G0MntD
albany.

IN Ser 8erlon Ser Sral Warga.
ratba 3immerutann lit cine Der gillette
Sra11en unb erIter M~niieolerinlert
6ieier @egenb am Wtontag Worgen
perfIolieaer @ode I'M Saule tbrer
godter. ser 6rau Sobann 4ner 11-
iolge M~ltersidapad)e aus 0ent Seben
aeIdieOen. Die &erltorbene tpuroe Dor
so ssabren iii Selterreib geboret1, sic
perbeiratete fid nit George Sdafler,
Der ibr bel 1einem Gooe atpet Cod.
ter binterlieB. 5paterbin ging lte NIT
Bonl 3imnrermarn oie 5lpeite gbe EN-
ser ibr Dor adt Sabren I'M outer bon
SO sSsabre1 IN Die gtptgfett boralt-
gina uno ibr flint ainoer auridlieB.
9iele iino: Georg 3inmern1a1,tt bon
@reD gagie, Sobn 3immern1al1n pom
Cyrus, Minn., Soiepb 3immermar111
bon Darlington, N. g., Baul 31l11-
meruna1trl bon bier uno 5ra11 Mobile
bon Climate SAILS, 8aib, Sn 1871
folgte tie nit Sen &inoer1t tbrem 8ats
ten, ser tpe1ige Sabre porber nod
Mmerita altsgemanbert 1par 1T 01eles
9onb. moo sic Camille ibr Seim a1tf
elmer untpeit MlbanD gelegeren Sam
madte. Mitt1pod farto nod e1rtem IN
ser Sieben gdmer5en Stride gebaltes
mem Hequiem sic geeroigung a1f bent
bie5ioen !@irdlhofe 1tott. M0ge tie rue
ber in Srie6en!
9ie Serren Georg 8al5 1ro ystd)o-
las 20blein begaben iib anfangs Der
letter ISOLDE nod 0en 3miaingsitdo.
ten. Sen s3ped tbrer &eile lieBen lie
nidt befannt peroen.
8. 81. Sdapar5ler un0 5ral bon
minneapolis tuaren bier BET Der Wt11t-
ter, Srau Maria &ran5, mebrere Gage
5u @afte.
Or. 8ation eritattete in Montara
tuobnenben 8er1parDten einen Bei,1d3
nno iab itb 5uglei6 oaielbit nod 1et@
men 2an6interelien tint.
Wih. @ar6ing un6 Srau tpobntett
Ser in ct. Martin 1tattgefunoenen Be
%eroigung tbrer auiine, 5rau Saeob
Webr, BET.
Seinrih Sdnei6er bon Minneapo-
liz erfreute i'm 2aufe pertpidener Wo-
DIE feline bier m%obnenoen @ltern nit
8ef1ld,.
CUR grinnerung an sic @affenitin-
itanoserfldr11ng miro bier bon Der
Mburn Mmerican 2egion ein Set
Iidfeit beranftaltet, Sic morgens re1ttt
ltbr nit elmer 8arooe eingeleitet, mdb
reno beg Cages peridieoene 8ergnits
gen nno abenbs einen San5 NIT iid}
brinaen intro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Ridh1nono

eSruit Is. Is. Sfetner Don hter iltts
|tersoa i'd I'M hieiioen 5ospifoI elmer
Blin6bar11operatio11, oerer sFoIaen
a1tf hire @eneil,na fd,lieRer1 loffen.
ssn Ser hiefioen gfarrfirdd,e m,1r6e1
ann efp1tau6 Derfi11oiidt 9eter, Gan.
aer ms sri. suianna sdnIfe. beibe
@in6er 6ieier @erneir1oe.
Mih. Rirdner 81 anfarpug Iekfer
ISOLDE bon Wisuo1iin urrb Morth So
|fotn auridaefehrt. luo q Id1,aere aeit
geid6tiauno fntte..
Dr. sSiuniqa11 1111o syra,1 tparen por-
lebten 5onntaq per Ma,to nah ct.
CLOUD. 100 1ie sic Bufffreunbidoft ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Sl1re1nbnrg.

Cine .grDBe W2enide1rnenge botte
iiA am Montag bier e~ingefunoen, I'M
Der IN MarDsbiM, @nb mfolge eli
mes shlaganfaues III bie gnigfeit obs
Ibernfenen Sran Gbriitira Mobg 6as
Iebte MitgIieo Der bier III friuibberen
sssyyobren 1pobMefanrten urb nod int
Mroerffm tebenoen 5atnilie
2enm beim 8egrdgniie Den lektetl
gbrenoienf at er1Deiien. Die gers
Itorbene ma1rbe in 1917 III RobIen55,
@9einln11b, geutidlnub, geboren, BON.
100 tie aIg bret SATIRE d1tes @iro init
ibre1 gEIHern IN 6ieies 2ar6 fann Die
ih I'm 5taafe n 1rieoerlieBen, II
1858 III Miinneiotn eintrafen uro nir
&eim IL ct. @enbel mndten. SIN
Sftober 1867 berbeiratek lie fiidd NIT
5Sobam Mau 9as iunge 8nar be-
iuobnte 5pei Sabre cine 9ei1iitdMe=
1abe S5nir &nben, bate 6an1 aebn
ssubre eiin 9eim III g6en. 8nQeD, eds
Satire III 5nuf Centre utr1 5og iii
1887 nod Great Soils Meortann, n1rot
mar felt Ben IIebtten atpei Sabren III
MorDsbiine Wa mobnbbat tDo Der
Sob Sic MeeuHter entriB. Isle IL
rent @atten cine tets freu ergebene
2ebensgefdibfrtin, . mar e iibBren
5oblreid@en @i11oern, NIT be11e1t Die
.gludflltidegge gefegnet mar, cine fur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
far1ninG.

geeorbert gprgeroingsum @attin
bon Melroie maren bier an Wo1tag
nm 9ieultag LETTER Mobe BET ben.
|gltern Der Sral Dorgeroing, Bern
barb 5ieberbiing nno 6raug 5u Baite.
8aibbrerD beg Mo1ats 9ftober tell
ten ib III Der bieiigenDo rfidl1le regel
mdbiig gum S1ulbeil1b Elm: Nlargas
retbo griimrner, gdeiIia Brinu1er,
9nnm, Solepb nnD &atbarirn Sonol,
SoieM lfb Magoaleleu 4erie, Mbina
ulD gleprora DAIMLER, Soiepb Nol-
s, Seinrih ulto Gleonora 5baoegg,
altouina, Delpbina, RaD linb Mn-
oreag @ieber un6 Hna1l &arnler.
gouarb 8lofe, 1pelder nabe5u Elm
|sSabr in gelle Blaine Minn, befddf-
ttiigt MAJ, III mieoer 6abeim eingefrof-
fen.
Sum gbeftono palrben III unierer
,4farrfirde berffniiuooiigt g5eter Gbeis
unb SRI. Bernbaroiina @oltbaus.
Sodlp. p. Siioor g. g. bon
Der ct. SSobng Mbtei leiitee an 5eite
9uerbeiligen nrb allerieelen benz
bodp. 8ffnrrer P. Mnguifiin g.
g. giiitige Mnsbilfe.
Ger 6umiIie 8o{epb 8rinfmart1
ml1roe Ell geiunoes sobnden aebo-
rem. Moge es a1r Srel1oe Der @lter11
madpien u1t0 oebeibenl
Mloig @inenbring madb5te eire Mnz
totour nod ct. glouo, no er Wfate-
rial fir feline nene 8obratng fa1fte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
st anthony.

@dibrero zines Dienltagmprgen
LETTER ISOLDE I'M 9 l1br in Der ct.
Mntonimsfiirde bonn bodp. Hfarrer
S. @eignnS 5eIebrierten grautamtes
.lieBen ibren Sreub1nb our6 Brie,
.itersbanb iegnen Sen. 2ange il. bon
Groncis nnb Sri. Maria Gre
merS, godter Der Samilie gbomas
|gremers, urter 6erer gaitli6em Obs
bod nod Der fird)liden geier I'M
.@reiIe elmer beiteren @diteidnar ein
gemiitIi9es Sod5eitseit beganger,
oo5 iunge 8aar Die ber5liditen
=@liid1piinfde fir cine gefegnete 33u-
flnft entgegenpabm. DAB fi6 6ieiel-
ben Ben MeltbermGbten om eigenen
.9er0esanf bes 8rdltrgar1s Sarm na-
be ct. Sraneis ber1pirfliden m0genL
lift ser nadbtr6gIide moblgemeinte
Bunib beg .georoitern".
&arl uno Otto grnif Iinb nod lain-
gerem 8eiude IN Der gu MlbanD tDobb-
nen0en Camille @ermam @rnit m's
glterrballs 5urnfgefebrt.
SRI Morin &t1ops, nelde in 8ier5
IN Gent ita1o, befir0et fib bier Bel
gertpanbten unb 5reunoim1en 81 lam
gerem Befude.
Sri. S~ofepbir1ia 2ebner lit nod
mebrere @eden 1n11ern6em 8eiube
in 81. CLOUD at bie 6eite bibrer gl-
tern auridgefebrf.
2eo1lnr6 26bIei1 un6 Sacob Wel-
tiers fit1o nod l1r1gerem Mufettbalte
III Norm Dnfota ioieoer 6obeim Elm.
.getroHfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

sMis no er ih mebrere Wo1e @e.
iddffte balber aufbielt, na6 Sanfe 5n-
riidgefebrt.
@eorg, Ser ieben Snbre dIte Sobn
Der gafnilie Mid. &iItner, if an
2su1lgenfiieber ernihih erfranft. Mit
benz pirate erbpffen ieine Gltern ei-
men guten Auggn1g.
Better @lnpperib tpalrbe bon ieirer
Satin NIT einem ber5igen Wdohet
|beidenH. W6ge onsfelbe 5ur Greloe
Der begliidten gItern tuad1ien unb ge-
=Deiben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Colo 5pri1le.

sSsm 9aal{e Der Gltern leitter d8Qt.
tin, 3alll 9aaler uro Grau. Dat Aoam
GIrf am M~itttpo1mopgen bergange-.
rer @Dd1e nad1 ld11gerer &ranfbeit
oas 3eitli1e geiegnet. 8is au1I leste11I
Miai betrieb Der 8erItorbene IN 8len
uIin, 50. s., ein Slpelengeidaft IN:
8erbinonrg nit elmer Muiifalie1t-
Hnolung, BON no CT ais fra1fer
Msa1n bal0 radber fem !Seim IN oas
cine Meile fpeltlid bon bier gelegene
Seim leiner Sdtpiegereltern Derlegte:
Sn Ser &offnung, leine @einnobeit
mieber au erlauge1l, ~ur1ter5og er ltb.
I'M Ridmonoer 9ospital elmer 9pe-
ration, anltaH eriebnter 8elierurlg
berIdlimmerte iiiiddb aber fem 3nitanot
Big i'm ser SOB pom iieitem 2eioen err
I0Ite. Ser gerItorbene mur6e Dor 50
sabren in ct. Meartm geboren,
trat Dor 3ebn Subren nit Sri. 8ouer
biier in ben 81. gbeitano un0 modbte,
1tadoem er fnrae 8eit in 8ierce llrro
8rotperpiIle pobnbaft g%etpeIeny Glen
nlIin All ieinem bleibenoen Seim, no
er uIg geadteter 8iirger ieir1em Sc
l1dfte nit grfolg portland. 5einer
@attin tpar er Elm frener 2ebensges
fiai5rtte nro leinen &inbern Elm furlorgz
liher gater, oaber es nm % mebr 5a
beoonern if, baB er Der Samilie q
baIo 6nrd ben SOB entrinen pl1r6e.
Ser 10 idfper gepriiften Coffin binter-
l1Bt er flint Climber, oeren in Der
.5fu1oe bes berben Berluftes hefemz
pfnnoeneg 8eilei6 befnn6et ma1roe.
'gamftagg fanb 1rah einem IN Der ct.
8onifaoiusfirde qebaltenen Seelen=
.omte sic 8eerbig1lng anf benz Heiigen
@ottesnder bel GROCER geilnobme bon
8ertpanoten n1o 8efannten ftatt. M6z
tae Ser @abingeidiebene ruben IN
#Srie6enl,
Sral1 Mid). gnenbeder reiife bor-
|letten gnmItag in 8egleitung Drer.
ESodter, ser 6rdn Dan. Otter nn4
|Siour gltD. Soma, an DIE Bett1e1te
Ger 6nielbit auf ben Eob erffratlfften
|5rau Sob11 81. sd10n.
ST.. Sfabelle 8eters, 5hllerin Der
|8ifitations Mnoen1ie in 81 Yaul mn6
lire 5dneiter SSobat1nn 8eters nebit
Carolina 51oner bon Der ct. 8enez
bits Mfaoe1nie III ct. Solepb genofien
|bie somtaegfreuoen bbiier bel ben 81
ter Ser 8eidfpHfer Beters, 6es Germ
unb Sran Serbinan6 8eters
Yefer CAMEL lift BON &unfas 9Th
500, 5urudgefebn, no er Der Nafio-
mai aonbentio1 Ser Mmerican 2egion
dis 8ertreter beg Gob 5pring Soften
|b%eitDDbnte.=
6rau Nba MarbauIen Delbe lidy
miabreno ber Iekten Monate bier BET
|ibren gsffter1L Beorg @rgen nrb Srau,
oufbieH berabfdieoete fiid borleBten
|Samftag fir Chicago, mo fie NIT III
rem @afIen Dren Bruoer GILBERT Or
gen be1udte, beDor beioe 1nah hirem
|6eim in Sad{on, Mib, 5ltridfrehiftten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

bergongeller Mode I'M gertparloten.
llno 6reunoesfreiie beiudsneiie out
Soiiepb Babed gnt iih 5llr greloe
|7ieiner grenlbe BON Dem unlDoblliem,
baB ibn borIebte Wode befiel tpieoer
5ierl1lih erbolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

Srnroes Sertpers, apelde 5tpei $50.
den int q @abriers Spspital 5u
aittIe Sails III 6r5flliid)er Beban6lnng.
MAJ, nadbem he It'd, ei1,er 8linhoarm-
operation ~nnterSogen batte, iltaus Der
!Seilnnitalt nod Sauie entlaiien tpor.I
oer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
pier5.

g5a6 nllr ei1lige Nodet langer
#stranfDe1t ~ leRfen 2oo1lnerltag gn=
SgelDerf goDI1 Gus GEM Seben geldlle=
Gen. SarHltag falo 11aeg e1tletn ne
Eal1lenl ~ Der ct Solepbs STRIDE ore
geerolgln1g alf Dem beltgen 8ottess
oder ittnfts ipobin bic 9eide IL einem
5roben 3uge bon 2eiotragenoen ge
Ebradt pnroe. NeogeDer 9abingeldIez
oe11e ruben II JrieDen!
s3un1 8med ser 9rgnniiierung ei-
nes 8apteiges 6eg National Catholic
@elfare Council muroe am sseffe g-
fiirde cine geriammlltng abee1alten,
ln meldger o1es9rgafllaf1pn MI ger
|gSabl nadygenanrfer BeaiIfet erlo1g=
&c: eonrao Sta1gL Bralloent, =: =
s5o1er S1eepra11oenf; 9elnr1dga
|Boar, Sefterar;; Befer Satger Sd1ae-l
nae1lter.
&nrl Mbomnes, Jrau u1tb aiinoer
[Birgi11in nn6 Grnt BON Minfteapolis,
aatbarina Ebon111es bon ct. 8arl
unb @eorg 8ogeI bon ct. CLOUD ma
rem Sonntagsgdite Ser bier tpobnen-
ben BitDe Maah. M5ommes.
Dr. s. 8. 9ebnpfenniq befinoet iih
in 0mabu, g6eb., no er lid tpeiterer
mebiainiidlen 5tubien hinqtbt.
Mid1aeI SSH lit aus Dem ct. 60
briels Spspital AT 2iiHtle fguns, no er
unter aratlid}er Bebanolung 1tar6,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Session of the
Board of County Com
miSSiOnerS.

Pursuant to Adjournment. to the ses-
sion held July 10, 1921 and agreeable
the Board met this 22nd day of July
1921 at 2 o'clock P. M. "''
All members present.
The matter of liability insurance
under Chapter 80, Laws 1921, was
taken up for consideration by the
County Board and, safter a full and
fair discussion. of the subject matter,
Commissioner Sperl submitted the
following resolution, which was seconds
ed by Commissioner Palmer.
WHEREAS, under the provisions of
Chapter 80, laws 1921, employers are
to insure their liability to their en-
ployes, unless exempted by the de-
termination Of the. Industrial COM
mission of the State of Minnesota, or
the provisions of the said Act; and
WHEREAS, Section % of said
Chapter 80, Laws 1921, specifically
exempts the State or the municipal
subdivisions thereof from the applica-
tion of the provisions of said Act; there
fore,
BE 1T RESOLVED, by the County
Board, that the County of Brown,
State of Minnesota, deems it proper
to abide by the provisions OF said
Section % and not take out any
liability insurance on it's employees.
The foregoing resolution was, upon
motion duly made, unanimously
carried. ~-
The report of the Sheriff of UNI
collected personal property taxes for
the year 1920 was read and the Board
duly considered said list of uncollected
taxes and by resolution duly carried,
cancelled all such taxes as they certified
cannot be collected. The following is a
correct list of said personal property in
said County for the year 1920, revised
by said board to wit: n
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Machinery, Furniture, Eqilipnae1t
!, and Stock Of: Creameries. and
Cheese Factories.

Machinery, Furniture EquiPTnent
and Stoeks of Cr4anneries, and
Cheese Factories.
Were. Increased as.folloWs:N
CITY 81 Nav hin 1902
CIV a Sieenv Eve .lOOM;
VILLAGE >of> Sprinedeld !. 1902,
r. - - rals.
OF Hotels Restausanes, Eatlns
were increased a. folloHs:
City 81 New Ulm ..s. 5000
Citv Of Sleenv Eve 1000
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Adjourned Session Of the
Board of County Com.
!; 10 ,ssri:.f is.sS.s 5sssss ft'
-mSS1OnerS.

Pursuant to adjournment of. the
session held July IL; 1921, and agree
able, the Board met this 18th day of
July, 1921, at 2 o'clock B. M. to con-
tinue their work.
All<members present.
The Board. took up for discussion
the Workmen's, g. Compensation Act as
passed under chapter. 80, laws of 1921
and after listening TO several represen-
tatives of Insurance Companies the
matter was laid over to Friday, July
90, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for further dis
cussion and the following claims were
l:4.l c-J a~lo,oI M = o.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

"T4ft. HaE- W. "F.Hr". -
Alban Blom, picking stones,
!. S. r. No. 10. ..:....... 1880
Lester Violin, picking stones, :
S. r. No. 10 s......:. 7.50
Carl Engel, team and man in
pit, SIR. No. 10 .......... $3.50
c.. E.. Peterson, work in pit, ,:1.a: -
s. Rho. 10 .,........ 800 ;E
j. A. Schwieger, shovels and
picks, S. r. No. 10 7.so. -.
Carl Prrahl, leveling gravel, ass'f
S. r. No. 10 .......... 1890
Edgar Ea B EiaPe' dragging s. R. $3.50
Bonnie Kjelshus, dragging, S.
r. No: II %........:..... $40
F. schmiesing, dragging S. R.
Mo. il s':. ~. .:..... 29.7O
Hans o. sperstad, dragging
and maintenance s. r.
No. Il 1880
Carl Thompson, work on
grade, S. r. No. II ...... 800
Knute Johnson, work with
team, s. Rho. II ....... $3.50
Frank Pearse, work with team
S. Hage Lbr. Co., c%ulvert,
S. r. No. IL ............ 42.05H
Concrete Culvert Co., Gull
verts, S. R. NoA11~....... 236.62
A. o. Amundson, mainten- @
ance S. r. No. 11~.... 1890
Art. E. Dohrmann,. dragging
ETC., S. r.. No. IL ......:. 1920
Geo. II. Helget, dragging etc.,
S. r. No. IL ....... $3.50
Henry Herr, dragging etc.,
s. r. No. IL ...... 37.05
Fred Engel, dragging etc,
s. r. No. IL e3..... 1880 4
Carl Engel, dragging etc.,
S. r. No. IL ............ $500
VIM. Trebesch, maintenance
S. r. No. IL .......... 600
The claim of DR.. M. Sundt for $4,000
was rejected. /
The claim of Hers & Marschner in
the amount of $201.00 wa laid over
On motion meeting adjourned to
2 o'clock P. M. on Friday, July 20,
1921. " -. ,
HERMAN POLKOW,
Chairman of Co. Board.
Attest: "a.
LOUIS G. vOGEL, re-
Co. Auditor, ex-oficio
%,t Clerk of Board.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
County Board Boa 1 : q Equal a
ZatiOn.1
.July.1921.

The County: Commissioners, JOSEPH.
J. Spert, John M. johnson, Henry y:
MeyerN Charles Z. Palmer and Her
man Polkow with Louis g: Vogel,
County Auditor, met pufsuant.to iaW
al the County Board of Equalization
Oh Monday the 18th day Of JulY6,D
1921 ats1O O'Clock A. M: The oath
required by law was administered by
Carl P. VANDERBILT, Clerk o Court.
whereupon the Board. organized and
elected Herman Polkow al Chairman.
The Board proceeded: to examine the
Assessment Books Of the County as
returned by the Assessors for the year
The .circu1ar.letter from the State
Tax Commission as to instructions per,
tanning: 50 equalizing: was read and
ordered filed. !,
The calculation sheet on personal
property was presented blythe Auditor
to thesBoard F%whereupon it was found
necessary to equalize the following
items:ss
K Class 2.
Items 2-HForuuseshho,uld Furniture and
Utensils and Wearing Apparel OF
members of the family were increased
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

Town Of Linden, /. 259a
Town Of Sieels. !. 1. . 5000
Tow NO Of BurnstoWn. 20%
Town Of Cottonwood ..........s.25%
Town Of Lake Hanska ......... 2o%
Town Of Stark ............. 1919
w A Cattle. z'a
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
BY JEAN NEWTON

contact with other people there is the necessity for those prime factors iii the personal relationship, tact and diplo- macy.
 But do women really have these val uable requisites more than men? So often tact lies more in saying nothing than in what one says Do we do this better than mem
 Two women meet-one is very stout. Isn't it a ten to one bet that she will be told, my dear, you're actually get ting sliml' Or if she has an age com plex, it would be, you look ten years younger than the last time I saw you.' : How old one must have looked to Top off ten years thus,. Whatever it is that | she would like to forget for a while there is a hemming and having and fidgeting to find the proper thing to say about it-one must say something ! Two men. meet-"Hello, Jim, you're looking great Hello, old man. same to you"-And that is all there is to it
 Yes women are better than men al
 some of the fine points sheathed ra- piers or healing salves. But when i comes to just plain everyday tact, tho magic power of putting people at theil ease and making them glad they me
 us-are we better at it than men? wonder
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
NATIONAL FISH DAY, MARCH eTH TN HONOR OF THOSE WHO OCCUPY THEIR BUSINESS
 IN GREAT WATERS

An unusual and interesting feature of Lent this year will be the observance oh Wednesday, March 9th of National Fish Day, this movement having been launched by a national organiza tion of fishermen for the purpose of acquaint- ing the general public with the i'm portance of their calling and the vir- tues of fish as a food
 Assisted in their educational cam paign by the cooperation of the fed eral Fisheries Bureau they are pointing to the statement of leading dietitians who say that Americans eat too much fat and not enough protein, which is the bone and muscle building element in foods and which is the principal element of nourishmeut in fish
 With Eat More Fish for Brains Health Economy as a slogan the fish ermen are outfitting their boats at the principal ocean and lake ports deter mined that all records for big landing of fish will be broken in the few days
 preceding National Fish Day. They
 have appointed their own vigilance
 committees who will visit the retail
 shops on fish days to see that prices stay at present low levels.
 Sea food dinners featuring fish in every possible form are scheduled to be be held in 127 different cities through out the United States on the night Of National Fish Day. These range in To- cation from Portland. Me, to Seattle. Wash. and from San Diego. Cal. to Jacksonville, Fla. President-eIeCt Harding, a lover of fishing and Vice President elect Coolidge. who has served as governor of the greatest fish i producing state have been asked to 1 preside at the Washington. D. C.. din ner which will be held four days after their inauguration.
 i Officials in charge of the program l say that the one speaker who is in ! greatest demand everywhere is Capt 1 Marty Welch, skipper of the fishing i schooner Esperanto, which won the re-
 cent international sailing race.> Capt 1 Welch hasn't yet decided where he will i appear but says his home folks at Gloucester have threatened to kidnar him if he goes anywhere else on fish 1 daV
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
How About 1t. MarY7

Mary Garden. the first woman grand opera impresario, says women are bet ter fitted to manage opera companies than men, Because, she says in such an organization the personal equation is very important-and in this women have an advantage. In tact and di- plomacy, she says. lies the answer.
 Women for ages" says Miss Gar den. have been trained in the use of diplomacy. of tact, of the velvet glove that hides the iron hand. In society in love- in managing their children women have learned to be ,diploma(s to rule and yet not to hurt. That is what you must do in managing grand opera"
 Miss Garden speaks from eXperienc . in grand opera. And any of us who have had experience in any profession or business, or. as she says, in any other phase of life. knows. that tact and diplomacy are no less necessary l there.
 l We cannot do business alone-we can't enjoy life by ourselves. In
 everything practically we must come in contact with other people who play their part in making us successful and happy. And wherever there is this
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

rots. Cook until light brown. Cut potatoes in quarters and parboil for minutes. Drain Scald fish and cut in pieces to serve. Put layer of fish in casserole. then some bread crumbs and vegetables. add a layer of fish and continue with alternate layers of vege- tables until all is used. Pour over to- mato juice, add water to barely cover. cover casserole and bake about 50 mia utes.
 Baked Finnan Haddie
 Put finuSn haddie over the fire in cold water to more than cover. Bring to the boiling point and drain. Put fish in dripping pan, pour over equal parts of milk and water and put over a slow fire to heat slowly. Let stand half an hour. Pour off liquid, spread with butter and bake in a moderate over for | 9 minutes.
 Salmon Loaf l One can Of salmon, 1 cup bread 1 crumbs, 1 egg, salt and pepper. milk
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

So though Peter Rabbit was shak ing with fear so that his teeth chat tered. he really was very, very brave for you see, he could have run away and didn't And it was all because he had promised Johnny Chuck to try to find out what had become of John ny~s baby Chuck whom Farmer Browns Boy had caught and carried off So in spite of all his shaking and jumping Peters bravery was the very bravest kind of bravery.
 Peter found that he couldn't see much of the dooryard from under the henhouse He could see a big wood pile that looked as if it might have hiding places. He would try it, any way. So when the way seemed clear he crept out and hurried over to the woodpile. Before he had a chance to hunt for hiding place Bowser the Hound came out of his house and saw Peter. Bow, WOW, wow!' roared Bowser, and pulled at his chain so that it seemed as if it must break. Peter didn't stop to look for hiding place under the woodpile. He saw an opening under the porch of Farmer Browns house and he dived in head l first.
 | Hardly had Peter congratulated him | self on his new hiding place when he heard low growl. Peter looked over in the darkest corner and his heart al- most stopped .beatinS. There were
 two fierce greenish eyes glaring at him
 It was Thomas, the big cat of Farmer
 Brown Peter didn't wait to look twice
 He left by the same way he had en- tered.
 Next story; Jimmy Skunk Has Hard
 Luck.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
DAY SISTER MARY HELPS YOU KEEP IT

Remove meat leaving enough fat 10 moisten fish and potatoes. The pota toes should be finely chopped. Mix fish and potatoes, add salt and pepper, put into frying pan and cook until brown on the bottom. Fold over and turn out on hot platter. Garnish with sprigs of parsley.
 Fish Croquettes
 Make a thick white sauce, using tablespoons of flour to tablespoons of butter and 1 cup of milk. Add F cups of flaked fish. season with salt and pepper and spread on a. platter to cool. Shape, roll in bread crumbs, dip in egg roll again in crumbs and fry in deep fat Drain on brown paper and serve garnished with parsley. Leftover fish may be mixed with mashed potatoes, a beaten egg added and dropped from the spoon into deep hot fat.