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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14

organization of the church was COM
pleted in the evening service. The
sermon was preached by Rev. George
Stickney of Appleton. The right hand
of fellowship was given for the
churches by Rev. P. HI. Ralph Of Be
lott. The communion service was con-
Quoted by Rev. E. e. Day of Elcho
and Rev. w. J, Davies of Eagle River.
A union church building was erected
about 20 years ago, but no church
was organized but the present one,
which will be called the Union Con
gregational church of Elcho. Thirty
four persons are charter. members
A similar council met al. Kempster
the following day to complete the
organization of the Congregational
church of Kempster. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Chas. H. Wicks of
Rhinelander, and the fellowship of
the Congregational churches extend
ed by Supt L. G. Talmage Twenty
four persons became charter mem
bers.
Miss Helen M. Jones, whose work
brought about the organization of the
Kempster church, has many friends
in Rhinelander and Oneida county,
where she has organized Sunday
schools and conducted religious ser
vices. The Rhinelander Congregations
al church was represented by its pas.
tor. Rev. G. Fl. Wicks New North
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14
MinOcqua BaSketeerS
Defeated by E.R.H.S.
Local School Trimmed Their
Ancient Rivals by Score of
14--8-BirnamwOOd
Here Friday

The local high school team rOmped
ocqua, their foremost rivals, in their
first game of the season. By an effect
i've four man defensive Minocqua was
held scoreless during the entire Sec
ond half and succeeded in caging but
four in the first twenty minutes of
play. The interest was exceedingly
minutes of play when Minocqua was
one basket ahead of the locals, but a
clean throw by Smith tied the score
and then a good one by Bent placed
us two in the lead at the end Of the
first half. Our field goals were well
earned, no "fuky" or accidental bas-
kets being scored. Minocquas passing
was little superior to ours, perhaps,
but was unavailable against our in
vincible defensive. When we consider
that Minocqua has played at least
four games this season, winning from
Merrill on MerrilPs floor % to 8, and
almost tieing the fast Rhinelander
team on the home floor, the edge
which they possibly had on us in pas
sing is easily explained.
The treatment received by the team
in Minocqua was all that could be de-
sired. Much is to be gained by good
clean athletics in which games are de-.
cided entirely upon the relative
strength and playing ability of the
contending teams rather than on
crooked refereeing, interference from
the sidelines, and dirty playing. Our
team has nothing but praise for the
treatment accorded them and it goes
without saying that we shall recip-
rocate when MinocQua plays here
early in February.
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EIayward's Philosophy
Dedicated to the newsboys
EFF. Hayward. conover. VII

GCQTOdICA ~ eAtS ~ - - "
of America.
In busy marts with wealth untold,
Where wares from all the world are
sold;
In stock exchange and board Of trade,
Where fortunes are both dost and
made,
We find few men with keener brains
Than have the newsboys on the
trains,
Or those who hawk upon the streets,
Their merchandise Of penny sheets.
Working hard from sun til sun,
Little merchants, every one.
Hunting thro' the thoroughfares
Customers to buy their wares.
Reading faces at glance,
Selling where there's half chance;
Fleet of foot and keen of eye,
Scanning every passer by.
Sorting from the surging thrOng,
Patrons as they move along,
Ever busy, day and night,
Little merchants, you're all right.
Wherever man has blazed a trail,
And train or ship delivers mail,
You'll find these hustlers on the
street,
Little merchants hard to beat.
No clerks to hire nor rent to pay,
Yet merchants in smaller way.
With attic bed and lunchroom fare
They're at home most anywhere.
In looking thro the halls of fame,
We find recorded many a name
OF those who worked with unshod
feet,
AS little merchants on the street
copyrighted
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14
Parent=TeaCherS in
Interesting Meeting
Last Meeting Showed Increased
Observation-Disclosures
Gave Good Talk on
Wide Reading

The Parent-Teachers association Of
Eagle River held an interesting meet
ing at the high school last Thursday
evening The result of the member
ship drive was apparent in the in
creased attendance. The program
consisted Of several numbers of an
entertaining feature, both instrument
al and vocal, an exercise by some
of the second grade pupils, and a
talk by Oscar Gunderson on the nee
essity of diversified reading, especial
ly the study of history, in order to
get a clear understanding of all the
facts as they were. In his remarks
Mr. Gunderson made it clear that
the use of one text, or the reading of
one newspaper or periodical for en-
lightenment on historical or present
day issues, is insufficient for the full
understanding of such events, and by
illustrations gained by wide reading,
showed how historical writings must
necessarily, either by design or cir
cumstance, reflect the opinion, to a
great extent, of the author who
wrote them. Having been in school
work for a number of years, Mr.. Gun
derson knew his subject from the
teachers viewpoint, and his conclu-
ions were very interesting to the
arge audience who heard him.
During the business session that
followed several subjects of COM
nunity interest were taken up and
discussed. The matter Of affiliating
with the state association was re-
ported on and plans made to get
some definite action along this line
at the next meeting which will be
held on the first Thursday evening in
February
The Parent Teachers association is
an organization designed to bring
about better cooperation between the
public and the schools. It's programs
include subjects of mutual interest
for the school and the community.
BY such cooperation the best results
can be obtained and for that reason
every person interested in the
progress of school work should be-
conc a member.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 900 a. m.
English services at 9:45 a. M
German services at 1O:45~a. m.
All are cordially invited.
JOS. D. KRUBsACK, Pastor.
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M. w. A. INSTALLED

The M. w. A. installed the follow
ing officers Monday evening, after
which all present enjoyed one of the
customary eatfests, a feature of meet
ings of the order:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14
ANNUAL MEETING

The Congregational church held its
annual business meeting Wednesday
evening, at the close of most sue
cessful year. Rev. Davies was given
a call for the coming year His large
field has been divided and his parish
now is composed of Eagle River and
Three Lakes. Heretofore he has been
the only Congregational pastor in vi
las county.
A resolution of appreciation was
passed in favor of Mrs. H. E. Mar
shall, for her faithful work as organ
list.
The following officers were elected:
Clerk ...................... Mrs. F. j. Strong
Treasurer ..---.-....J. G. Shattuck
Financial Secretary Clifford Krieck
Trustee ..-.-..... Mrs G.. M. Nash
S. S. Supt. ......-...... H. E. Marshall
Organist ....... Mrs. H. E. Marshall
Deacon ...........-............... j. C. Shattuck
Following the business session re-
freshments were served
Reinholdt Spies left Tuesday for a
business trip to Chicago
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on its own floor last year With the
jinx of last years defeat following
them the Eagle River boys are sure
to find matters great deal different
than Rhinelander found them here.
THE game with .Minocqua is Eagle
Rivers big game Of the season, as
the rivalry which exists between
the teams Of these two schools has
existed ever since both of them took
up basket ball.
We can look for mighty interest
ing game when Minocqua plays here
within a few weeks.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

5faufte bic Wobnung oes friiber bier
ais gtotionsogent angelteuten IS. s.
Sobniom uttb miro Dieielbe il, Der Md
lten .3nfl,nft be5ieben.
Bic 6alnilie Gbriitian Ibeiien be
trapert Sen gerlnlt tires iiingiten
&inbes, bas porigen Samitag nod
fltr5em 2ei6er neridieo llnb am Mpr-
tad bon Ser ct. Mntonins Stride alls
merbigt m1rbe.
Die 5irma 8eber s. Eellers, meld)e
bier ein ELECTROMAGNETIC fiibrte,
bat lid) lesfe 8od)e nod gegenieitigen
llebereinfpmmen alfgeloit. Sellers
pcrfaufte ieinen Geld)aftsanteil on
@eber, melder bas 8eid)Gft allein
neiter lit 8etrieb balten miro.
Monm Cod lra Iheooor 8ormonn,
.meld)e pdbrenb Der 8intermonate
bier I'M Stdlbtden mobnbaft iparen,
linb mieber nit tbren Iamilien mlf
lire Iarmen nmge5ogen.
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Bitten mnn Damfcsmertc.
Nas bic Nptletoenben briiben iiber
nnier 9tlfsiperf 6enfen mn6
Idreiben.

8aDrenb Die Jreun0e ser Mmeri-
con- GuirD Cattle Company l1no hires
6ilfsmerfes our 3eit in South CATO
ia nit alien &raften Durna6 trabten,
oas berrlide 3iel, oas lie iid geitedt
baben, 81 erreiben, 11n0 ben 5peiten
transport, ser inter 1lnlerer 2eitung
etpu Mitte Mair5 uabgenommen" uno
ipateitens Mnfung Mpril abgeibidt
mepoen ion, fertig5niteaen, Iaufen bel
inns meitere 5rellbenbotidaften bon
0riiben Elm, Sic INNER mie6er baDon
.33e1rgnis nblegen, OnB gera6e in @obl=
tdtigfeitsanitalten unb &in0erbeimen,
Gil sic cine groBe Mn5abl Der &iibe nl-
leres eriten g%ransportes, %besjenigen
aus Seras uno &anios, geben lollten,
Oie Scot 10 groB mar oaB Sic Setter
Ser betreffen6en Mnitalten fait per5mei
felten bei Sem @ebanfen an SEN Wnn=
gel, Ser ibnen entgegenitarrte, nn6
Dem ab5l1belfen ibnen aus eigener
&rnft nnm0glib mar.
@ilfe in Ser allergrDBten Not mar
es, mas mir ibnen bradten, cine mirf=
lihe Segerlstat, GIN @eidenf, bos
alle @offnungen iibertroffen fat"
.mie cine Sberidapelter 1dreibt. ltn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

mir glauberl, oaB mir ielbit nit benz
marmlten Mppen an .0ie eoelgeiinnten
5renttbe zines idtper leioeuoen Bottles
unierm @ilfsmerf nidt 10 gut oienerl
%fonlen uno our tatfraftigiten Inter
ltiibnrg oeslelben an5niponren per1n0-
gen, als inbem mir nod lpeiter aus
ben marmber5igen Da1fesi6reiben
Die lrs 5ugegangen lino, giniges Der
unsgreifen.
Der 8orlteber oes anrbauies Ien-
belmalb IN 8iirttemberg ibreib:
v2ebtes Sabr babell mir NIT 9ilfe
einiger alnerifaniiden 5reunoe bieies
anrbaus ,er1perben fonnen oas por=
nebmlib iolde 2eute a%11fnebmen ioau
mel6e infolge Der &riegsnot IN ibrer
@elun0beit gefnidt iinb. Das lino
meiitens 5ra1en nnb &inber. l1niere
omerifanil6en Srel1n0e baben nns gu
slnfang NIT 2ebensmitteln nnb nnb
nit Weilb Derieben f0nnen, 10 BOB
lmir 08e6irftige" al1fnebmen fonnten.
|9ie Mittel rei6en aber nid)t mebr aus
|8elonbers feblt es nus an Wilh). @ir
muBten cine Mn5abl bon Bitten aus
|6iciem 8runoe abiblagen. IS lit nidt
Ito piel Milh CUR Gerfigung, oaB bie
Einoer Der ortsanidiiigen Bepolfer11ng
(einn gang geringes. auo11tum befom=
men f0nnen; nniere grbolungsgdIte
|befommen feline Mild, Die geraoe fir
lie bas Notigi tie lit. @ir baben aber
0a1rdifnittlid so bis 80 @dlte bier.
Sur 3eit baben mir nod Mild in Do
len, aber lie gebt 81 gn6e. Sn Der
l1nlgebllng baben mir etpas 2anD, 10
ooB MIR oas Suffer fir 5mei bis orei
I&ube beidmffen fonnten; ober. mir
haGen nidt Sag @el6, Tie an5uid)affen.
Nl1r onf oieie 8eiie f0nnte pielen
Miittern unb &iroern gebolfen mer=
I0en. Dabeim baben iie feinen Gropf=
en- Mild, bel 11ns f0nrten Tie Damn Ell
nc ,3eit lang melde befommen."
Sn eil1em an6eren Sbretben aus
Ser Hbeingegeno mieoerum beiBt es:
uNienlals bnt es pobl in Deutiblnao
Iio piele Arme gegeben mie iebt, nro
Die b%armber5ige 5hmelter lit 0ie er=
lite, an Die lie iid menoen; mie bitter
lit es fiir oieie, ser Scot nibt abbelfen
81 f0n11en. Sci Der &nappbeit ON
Dfilb meroen MIR &inoer big 5n orei
SSabren be0adt."
Ger Mr5t in elmer oberbaDriiben
aupoerpflegeitdtte i6reibt: r8ir oan-
fen Sbnen aus bollem 9er5en; ieien
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II. n1drs, 1921.

genbe 8eamten: Matbios Bauer, NBrd-
iiSent; Meter Raluader. Er1itee fir 3
Sabre; @. S. anbop, @lerf; Matb.
2aubod, Sdaemeilter; Gbrilt. 8lont-
gen. 6rieoensridter;; @en5el Men5bn-
Der. &onltable;; i'm Conn Spring Sill
mar bas @%oblergebnis pie folgt:
8en5eI Ste1eel, Superpilor fir orei
Sabre; Sotn @aloort Glerf;; Soiepb
Miuer, Sdmtmeiiter;; Soiepb Sald)ert
aIlelior; Sobn S. 8aupt, 6rieoens=
ridter; Subert @eiller, &onitoblc.
9rei Stimmen Mebrbeit fielen gegerl
8eibebnlt11na bes Gountpagenten.
Gos 8efinoen Ser sm0lf Sabre olte
Sod,tcr Ser sNanilie 2eonuro &trid1=
ller, leld)e ieit @ohen %erfranft ME
berlieat, neruriadt INNER nod Be
fiird,tuna I'M ibr 0cben.
SRI. Isabella 2embed, melhe 5tpet
Monote i'm Hidnmonber @ospital ltn-
ter 1rstliher @ehan0lung ltebt, lit
aus ser 6eilonltalt nah 6allle entlai=
len mnrSen.
Trou @ottfnro &einen bot nit IL
rcn 3inoern ibr @eim nod Melroie
perlegt, nadoem lie lid oalelblt in sen
cige1ten 9eIit zines @obnbol1les ge=
broht bate.
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matfins.

2esten 9ienitng fonb bier in Ser
ct. Nntpnius Stride Das or~ei5ebnltiin=
oige @ebet ltntt, 1pobei bem bodtD.
8farrer Gilman bpd)m. p. George, ..
9. g., bon 8up5etta nr0 bodJm. 9err
9l1Bmann bon 8oDnespille Nnsbilfe
leilteten. Mle 8ereine u1D piele m0e=
re Mitglieoer ber@emeinoe famen BEL
bieier @%elegenbett ibrer oiterliden
Eflidt nod.
Sci Ser @abl ON Dienltag letter
@od)e ml1rDen folgenbe 8eanlten i'm
StGotd)en er1pGblt: 9. S. Sen, 8raii=
bent; 9fid,. 8eder, Irultee fir brel
Sabre; Stepfnn s3itlom, &ehpnoer,
sc. S. McGortbp, Sdabmeilter;; Nno.
Mumlel, Mi1elior; IS. S. S6iilfe,
6rieoe,1sri6ter; Sobam @eiien, Gp1=
itoble; Soiepb @eber; Yferd)n1eilter.
SIN Comm 6orelt Brairie ml1roen &c
m1blt: Spbn Samilton, 5uperpiior
fir nrei Sabre; $. 8oiien, Glerf; S.
grnlpn, 5dubmeiiter; q. Cole, Nliei=
Tor; s. Mren5, 6rieoensribter; aorl
Gerrol nno s. MobleD, Gonltables.
Stepfmn @reilen lieb Mitte lester
Dienitng ieine emeglihe Sabe perltei=
germ. Seine 6arm fat er benz Fcter
90. 9efer perpabtet urb miro lid, III
Sutherland leten.
sSeinrih @ob bon ct. Nidplas
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Isle uber5eugt oaB Sbre grobmutige
@nbe init bu5u beitragen miro, oas
ainoereleno al beliern uno aranfen
nnb 5dipapli6en 9eilung un6 araf-
ltignng 81 brirgen."
Sbon oftmnls bat Die Nmer1ca1l
9uirD Cattle gomparD betont, bob es
lid bei ibrem Silfsmerf Inn Elm I'm
ternebmen banoelt, oas BON 6aner1=
DEM Bert lit uno als merifanifbeS
gigentum aud gegen 8eldlugnabme
irgenb melder Mrt geiidert lit. Gapon
reoet ein 5d)reibe11, in DEM es beibt::
Oiit 1Delh' grob5ugiger umiidt ba=
ben sic SIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|9ilfsmerf organiiiert, nidt nur Der ie-
bigen Scot geoenfeno. Cine nibt bod
genug 81 idaben6e grleidterl1ng fir
Die @erbultung Ser 4iibe miro iein,
bob mir nuf Sbre unteritiibung ourb
araftfnttermittel red)nen biirfen."
l1no aus @ier, bas ia aud in Den
areis Ser @ilfsbeltrebungen ser Slime
rican DairD Gattle GompanD geb0rt,
ging uns bonn 8unoesminiIterium fit
I2anO- uno Toritmirtidnft Elm sdreiz
ben: gu, III Dem Ser ebenfoas BON ser
4merican Dairp Cattle GompanD oft
Dertretene @e0anfe betont miro: Sap
aonoensmilb feline geeignetegeabrung
fir gang fleine ainber bil0et, meiB
''nl1b Ser Sale"
Drum meiter an sic Mrbeit, bon Ser
elm 0eutider Yaitor i9reibt: Sci
Iipielos lteben oieie @ilfsaftionen ba
lin Der @eididte. sic i%iberragen fait
Die ginbride beg 4rieges."
Mu6 bel1te bittet Die Mmerican 9ni=
rD Cattle Gompanp Inn reide 3ntnen=
6ungen an 8argeIo, oeren Notpen=
0iafeit nus Sbigem erbeat nnb I'M
5ablreide Mnmelonngen bon &iiben.
8er mitfelfen mill, ienoe Mitteilung
bariiber an Die Mmericon Dairp Cat
tile Gompanp, 1913 Meit Mnoiion ct.
Gbicago, Su.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ger Sumo ser Observation-Disclosures
Is. s. Mbt. Amerifa Berlin, 6. 2,
8urgitr. 80, teilt NIT, ooB er eire11
.Gmpfangsoien1t" fir Nmerifa=Dent-
|ide, sic I'M 2aufe bes Sabres Die Set
mat beinden, eingeridtet bat. ST
ltelt alien leinen Witglieoern to|ter-
To-, geidtmitglie6ern gegen @rltottnng
Der unfoiten, ladt uno iprobfunoige
5iibrer CUR gerfiie1ng, Sic es fir if
re Mufgabe onleben, ibnen mdbreno
hires Mufentbaltes IN 9euti6lono
%Anfflar11ng iber 0ie beutigen mirt-
ihnftliden gerbdltniilez iber Sebens-
miiroigfeiten etc. 5nteil perben gu lal<
len, BEL 6en @erfebr nit 6eutiden 8e-
BORDEN, bel Ser Mnbabnung gel6aitz
|li9er 8erbinbungen bebilfli6 5u iein,
unb in ie6er anberen mogliben 8eiie
jibnen Ben M11fentbalt in ser alten Sci
mot nngenebm at geitalten. Slut.
;@nnid tper6en Sic &eiienben bereits
lom 9ampfer ermartet.
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goae bier in ser Snnnilie Seinribl

Sage bier in ser 5aanilie Seinribl
Surg 81 @alte.
Mid)ael Sbelen BON 81. Glono belt
lid bier ldngere 3eit beIldsmeile bel
9scrmaloottell nnb 6relllloen aatf.
Solepb belen mar mebrere Iage
bel &erlpanhten uno 6reul,0en III ct.
Glouo 5u @alte.
Grit. seifermam, meldf)er letten
Solurler Bic meitlid bon golo Spring
9eleaei,e Widael Sortl Mlrm fauflid
III 1einen geiiB bradte, hifft 8orbe=
reitungen iein Seim nit 5alnilie bon
bier nod Gol0 5pring 81 p%erlegen,
9as 6armbal1s miro ct Olrd, einen
ermeitern, cine gleihe &crgro@
bes Stoles pnrnebmen lnb
elm Silo mlf ieiner 6orm errid)ten
IaIIen.
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,iibtlider> bagegen lit nod feline Sc
bnng beg Initiates 5u bennerfen. Ger
algemeii1e raide 8iiidgarg ser 8rei=
lie, Der i'm Nopember uno 9e5ember
Dorberridte, ideint I'M Sanllar gum
ISteben gefomnlen 5n ieilr. 9amit lit
Die gorbeoingung fir cine 8ieoerbc=
|1ebung bes @ei6afts auf geiunocr
| @runolage gegeben.
sn minneapolis iilb sic gngros-
8reiIe in ebenio bielen 561en berob-
nie in Die Sole gegangen: Breisriif=
gang tpeifen 8ntter, Ger, getrodnete
'grbien NabD-gobnen @artoffeIn nno
ISdtpeine n1f; geitieaen lit ser Hreis
Bel &Gie, @obl, 6elerie, Iomater,
,@albfleiib nn6 @efligel.
Ser geiammte @eibafts ltmlab, To-
tpeit er iib our6 0ie Clearinghouse
8nnfen f%ontroQieren laBt, mar i'm
ISnnllar merflih geringer, als I'M 9e=
5ember. Die Meblproouftion NOR IN
qef1br 10 Grp5ert geringer, als i'm
|De5ember; Die Wiihlen baben burh=
|ibnittlib MIR 80 Bro5ent Tires pol=
len 8etriebs, Dor einem Sabre tparen
es SO Tro5ent. 3ie 4l1pferprobllf-
|tion mar i'm Sanuar nngefdbr 6ieicl=
be, tpie i'm 3e5ember, bod bolle 80
8ro5ent meoriger, ais Dor einem
ceSSnhre.
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st. Qnoulta.

Iii I'M Comm ct. Muguita ltattge-
babte @abl batte naditebenoes @rgeb=
mis-: Sobn &ronenberg, Snpernilor,
Seinrid 6ietiam, Glerf; 6ron5 yteD-
er, 5datmeiltert; Rouis SdnetOer,
aiieilor.
ssl1 benz 9efinoen Des @errn Stiff
meyer bat lid) CUR 6reuoe letner YIN
geb0rigen cine 8enDung gum 9elleren
eingeltellt.
Sodym. Giarrer 8alder mar an
fargs lcster 8odJe @eibatte balber
IN sen 3miaingsltaoten.
2rou 6ran5 E@6nig unh Snbl1
@eorg erltotteten perlpanotld}aftllde
Yeiude in Seem Wnni6.
@ilb. 2obman muroe bon leiner
@attin nit einem eeinnoen Sobnden
beldenft. Woge es CUR 6reuoe Der gl=
tern mad)ien uno geoelben!
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st. Joleph.

Sic bieligen GiQage 9eamten
iino: Sos. sc. 8fannentein, Braii-
Bent; Spiepb S. Siemen5, Grnltee fir
.orei Sabre; Midael Solo, 5dasmei=
tier; Sobn 9al1ermann, Glerf; Nor-
bert q. Sdnei0er, 6rieoensridter; 8.
galob, @unltable. SIM Somnibip
81. Solepb ml1roen gelpablt: NnOreas
@al5, Snperpilor fir orei Sabre;
SSobn 2mnermann> Glerf fir Elm Sabr,
s. S. 5droeoer, 5batmeiiter fir Elm
Nabr;; Geter 5aufen, Niieiior; s. S.
Sd)rpe0er, 6rieoensribter; 8. %. 9a=
lob, @onitable.
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St. Stephan.
l1niere ltcl1er1 Gilage :

llniere ncuen Gil1age Bean1te1t
inns: Ssorncs 8. Snitin Eralioent; So
1epb 9lenfuih, Erultee; 6ran5 Bout,
Sdmtmeilter; 9aul 9. 8lel1fuld},
Glerf; g.. 5. 2egat, 6rieocnsridter;
,solepb &ospers, Gonltable. Sic melt
en- @eomten ocs Conn 8rodmaD limo:
81. s. Spnu, S%nperpiior: s. e. Song,
Glerf; S. S. 4nettel, Sdabmeiiter;
:. 9. Sultir, Miieiior; 6run5 Sman,
Sricbensridter: Sobn 9abr, Gonltu=
ble. Mit 5p0lf 5timmen Mebrbeit
entihienen iih sire @Gblcr fir geibe<
baltltng bes 6armt8iroS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
St. N1artin.

Sic bier abgebaltene 8iQage=&abl
aratte noddtebenoes &elultot: Sal.
Saehn, Yr1lioent; Matb. 8artbel,
Sruitee; 9einrih .. 9abn, 3ecoroer;
Sen. Mpnolo1, Sdabmeilter; S. Is.
Miuer, 6rieoensridter; Soiepb 8ei-
er, &onitable; I'M Soma1 ct. Mfartln
fiel sic @abl pie folgt aus: Mler.
1ibier, Superbiior; gbmaro q. 2in=
tier, Glerf; &pbert &l1bl, Sdotmei=
Iter; Seinrid) 6dbn, Nlieilor; Setter
S,sn11us, Trieoensridtcr;; Rifolol1s Sc
der, Gonltable.
GSmu Mnton @il1ns mar mebrere
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
st. Roia.

SSnt Conn Mialpooo lpar OaS
@ablergebnis mie folgt: Seinrth
Rphline, Sl,perpiior fir orei Sabre;
Mnton @ilmer0ing, Sdatmeilter;
Seinrib Gngelbaro, Mlieiior; Sobam1
3. @er5og, Glerf; Solepb 8runs nno
9einrid1 Spier, 6rieoensridter; IS.
I.&iihnI. Gonitoble; nit GROCER Mebr
belt m1,rbe 9eibebaltl1ng Oes Gountp=
Naenten nieoergeltimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
st, Niholas.

Die bier porgenomlnene Bilage-
@abl bradte fplgenbe 8eamten:: &c.
81. Sommerbing, 8ralioent; Matbias
Steil, Mitglieb 0es giuage Council
fir brei Sabre; Ben. Stom1nes fir
ein sSabr; s. 8irsfelo, Glerf; 8ilb.
Sommerbing, Sdnbmeilter.
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Gcih6fts>S i'm
ncrrmcitcft.

minneapolis, Minn., Z. Msiiir5.
Sic @eibaftslage I'M Noromeitei1 bnf
nod 0em in Winneapolis Der0ffent=
lid)ten Jebruarberidt seq 8. 8l1n0es
&eierpe=8 e5irfs i'm a1gemeinen Stia=
ltanb nltf3umeiien. 3mnr lit Die
in @ei6dftsfreiien 5nber-
Evening journal., 1921-04-11

James Buchanan was born in a
small frontier town at the foot Of
the eastern ridge Of the Alleghenies.
in Franklin county. Pennsylvania.
His father was a native OF the north
Of Ireland, "a poor young man who
had emigrated TO America with little
property save his own strong arms.
Shortly after his arrival in this coun-
try he married the daughter Of an
industrious farmer. and with his
young bride. plunged into the wilder
ness. staked his claim, reared his log
hut. opened a clearing with his axe.
and settled down to make a home in
the new country. In this secluded
home. James was born.
James Buchanan had an unusual
mother. Speaking Of her in later
years ne said. My mother, consider
ing her limited opportunities in early
life was a remarkable woman. The
daughter OF a country farmer. en-
gagged in household employment
from early life until after my faith
er's death. she yet found time 20
read much and to reflect deeply on
what she read. She had a great
fondness for poetry and could re-
peat with ease all the passages in
her favorite authors which struck
her fancy. She would argue with
her sons and excite their ambition
by presenting to them in glowing
colors men who had been useful 10
their country or their kind. as OBJ