davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
freeport.

Sci einem ,om Dienltag bergatlge-
ner ISOLDE lin balb 11enn nbr bonn
bodm. 8farrer p. Maurus 9. g.
|B., gebaltenen Bral1ta1mte lieBem If
rem Grenb11nb 0nrb Hrieltersbnno
iegnen @eorg gttle bon ct. Mntbonp
unb SRI. Maria &Renrper, Eodter Der
5u oieier 8eneinoe geborigen 6ami=
lie Sreo. &emper, unter berer1 gaft1i=
dem Sb0o6 nod Der firhliben Sci
Ter ein gmpfang Deranitaltet m1rbe,
nobel oas iunge Boar nit ben ber5=
|lihiten @liidniniden fir cine geleg=
nete 3nfnnH bebabt m11roe. DaB eS
ben g~rantlel1ten an eigenen Serbe
off elmer nabe ct. Mntbo11D gelege-
men 6sarm itets moblergeben moiae, lit
Ser nabitrdg1ide Wnnid oes vgsloro.
tern."
5einrih &admarn nno Battin bon
SaroA SSopa, Sermann Mener, 5ral1
SJreb. 6admanr1 l1nb 5oder Mnnn
BON Meire @robe narelt zines Cages
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
&organge
im GOnlltO
QlbanY.

eSSn Der Sieben ShMer5en StrWe
selebrierte ser bodpn. 8farrer T. Yin.
ielm, .. g. g., am Genltogltorge1l
peroanaener ISOLDE. Inn 8 ubr elm
8rautamt uno iegnete mabreno Oes-
ielben Sen BON 8eno &rebs, Sobr Der
aonilie ,sacob arebs utb Sri. Mn-
mo golinger, Eomter Der Sran Sra1t5
Solinaer, beiOe bon bier, gefblolle-
men gbebuno. Sci Ser Sodaeit, Die bel
ser Wutter Ser 8raut i'm beitereu
&reiIe bon gertpanoten nno 6reu1toeuI
aefeiert mnroe, 1rabm bas gliidl1d]e
@aar sic beralid1ten 3unfnftstpun-
ide e%ntgegen, M0sen li6 oielelberl
bem 8rautpaare am elgenen Seroe
auf Ser nntpeit Albanp %gelegenert
Rrebs- Sarm nerpirfliden!
Soiepb 5. Sabiger reiite in Beglet-
tuna ser Sra,1 Maria 6unfe BON ct.
@al1l per Muto nod MoroOafota, no
elm mebrtdgiger 9elnd Dem Sobr1e
Ser 6rau Sunfe, Oem &edtsanpalt
Is. s. Sli11te, gdlf.
@eldpiiter lorraine, @eorg, Soa
uno Mn6reas Sbuei0er maften etre
N11totour nod ct. Saul, mo lie tbre1t
8ruoer Seinri6 uno ibren Better
Gbriltian eabiger bei1tdten.
Srau gilbert @eber Deranltaltete Ell
ner Mnaabl Sreunoinnen D%onnerItag=
obeno cine angenebme ltnterbaltu1g,
spobei es obue 0as iiblide &artenber-
gniisen nidt bergins. Sic 9reiie muir
oen unter Die Grauen sos. Gremers,
SesoIepb Rnlas, Srau 8ation nno
sSrou s. @enenitein perteilt.
Sodtp. @err y. Breulier bon ct.
glouo erfreute Donnerltag leine bier
m%obnenoen gltern, 8ran5 Breuller
mnb @atttn, nit 8eil16.
8iIb. &idter erfrente ieinen Sobn'
Splpelter, melder i'm ct. Morps
Sospital 5u minneapolis lid in dr5t-
lider 8ebanoll1ng %befinoet, nit Be
iud.
Sron5 &lier bon 8isconiin belt
iid mebrere Gage I'M &retle le1r1er
Sreunoe bein6stpeiie anf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

pergangerler 8ode miatolnnlene 8e-
inder Der bier ieBbaften Gran q.
8olfing. ] .
Gr gaciilia @eBler berabidieDete
it'd anffangs letter 8ode iir DULUTH,
no tie iid i'm ct. MarDs &ospital als
aranfenpflegerin altsbiloen fpiro.
6roll @ertrno Setting bnt ibr
6eim BON ct. Noin nod 5reeport Der
|legt u1o iih in ibrer eigealen 8ob-
nltng einql1arfiert. 8}.I
Matb. Ringsmlltb nrto Sri, Sole
|9belen maren 5onntag III Der 81
|gben goueD tpobnel10en Samilie Sobu
8al1er 3l @afte: .# #8#
Sobn Midelg bon 8abpeton, g.
q, genob p1lbretD Der eriiten Gage
|Iester @obe Die @aiffrennbidaft sci
[lSamilie Gbelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Colo SPRING.

lie Mitglieoer Ser Muliffapeqe
|bielfen nit ibren Jamilien p~orleste11
lsonntag i'm Otter Sommerreiiort
Elm 8icric, mobei iib ale Eeilnebnler
nod 9er5enslnlt D%ergnugten.
Reter Otter nnb Srau paren bel
Germ Offers gltern 5n 8eind nno
meroen iib in ben erlten Sage11 BON
bier nod California anf1na6en IN
Der Mbii6t, bort ibr fIroereS Seiml
5u grinber.
Nad Iangerem 8einde I'M 8ilmes
9eim, fins Gbeobor 8ilmes, 5obn
Der 6amilie @ilmes, un0 @attin na6
ibrem Seim in Soben, g. . 5triif-
|gefebrt.
8ilbelm Sobnien iii lette 8ode
lpon einem ldngeren 8eiude bel lbren
in Montana mobnenben Sobne Ben,
|mieoer IN ibrem Jamilienfreile einge=
ltroffen.
Sic et1po bier Meilen oItlib BON
bier mobnenbe Camille @ilbelm Mez
Der muroe onrd Sic MnfunH zines
geiunoen neutrality-suspicious. begliidf.
@nbert Hirfl erfrente bier feinen
8rltber &obert nit etlide Gage lan-
gent 8einde Dorauf beioe iib firr
berabfdiebeten, no lie Elm neul-
es @eim griinben merben.
Heter. Neiter unb 6rau lit bon
ISentinel Butte, sc. g., mo lie iid
mebrere @oben beindsmeiie aufbiel=
ten, mie0er nod golb Spring 5nriid=
Igefebrt.
81 Ser ct. 8onifa5insz Stride MUIR
ben Counting gum Gbeltano Derfiinoigt
Cyril Shoener, 5o6n Der 6amilie
Der ganfprdiioenfen gaspar 6. 5do=
ner bon ct. Glor1o, utro Sri. giteaa
Maria &raD, Eobter Der 6amiiie s..
s.. &raD bon bier. Die Sob5eit lit
anf sic Mitte bes nddeb1iiten Monats
angelebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
|teinem beiIeren @etter beganltigtt NOR
|iiderlih more onnn Der Bein6 eth
beoel1teno beiierer ntb Der grfolg Elm
mebr snfriebeniteqel1oer gefpeien.
GIrola.

Sic @lnden unierer gsfarrfird9e
lddllltettean porleBten DienItag eiin ho-
mes Sod3eitsfelt ein, bns pdibbre11b Ell.
mes bonn bodn. 9iarrer Sub nm
baIb 5ebn llbr 5elebrierten 8ralttam-
ties begongen pnr0e, nobel Soiepb
Weibels, Sobn Der San1ilie Souls Wei-
dels, nno SRI. Margaretba Dieorid,
Gpdter Ser sGyanilie @eorg 9ieberih,
lbetoe bon bier, 'ih Ste Snrlb 5url
8nnbe reiidd}tten. Nab Ben gral1aere-
mpnie1t mnroe i'm Sanie Der 8rnut-
|eltern i'm 8eiiem elmer groBen @dite=
idaar bie peltlihe Seier a~bgebalten,
Isle 5ur gntbietllng Der ber5li6iten
@lHdlpiinide bette 8eralllaiiung gab.
Sob lih bieielben alelarnmt sen Ser
|ebeliidften, sic mr Seim auff elmer
Sarm unneit glroia grnn0oen neroen,
bernirfliden mi0gen, niniht ibnett
Ser .AeoroHern Correspondent nod.
traglih i'll uGer Nufribtigfeif.
sc. S. @oiden beiibtigte nit anbe-
rem Buiirgern bieier 9rtlbaft einen
nerlen 5abrlDeg, Der pom bier aus 5tpi=
|i6en &olbingforo unb Sauf Centre
lgebal1t merben ion.
Sic Maisernte lit ii 6ieier nmge-
genb cine al1Bergem0ibnlih groBe, unb
|oie Sarmer mben ibre 5ilos NIT
Mfais gefiiM, feben iib 5uoem aRer
nod in reibIid)en 8eiib bon Wais,,
oas a%noerrpertig untergebrodt meroer
mlB.
Sen. Comes murbe bon Ieiner @at=
tin nit einem mll1ntteren 56bn6en be-
ibenft, mo5n ben gltern piele @lnd-
lmiini6e 5ngingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Rirnball.

Der IN leBter ISOLDE berriden0en
nrgunltigen @itterung Balber, mo-
'.0urb Die Mrbeit an benz nel1en Mns=
ltenungsgrl1n0e nn0 Sen Ml1sitellnngs
|gebauOen nnSgeiebt nerben mnBte; ID
bob esSi1nmoglii6 mnr0e, bieielben Bis
at oem fir Mbbaltnng Ser 5air an
geiebtcn Datnm fertig 5n iteGen, fat
it'd Die Jair=4iiociation gel10tigt ge=
ieben, Die Musiteu11ng big gum 80.
September al1f5uihieben, an peldem
Gage nie an Dem oaraMf folgenben
pie Sair, gleidbieI ob &egen ODER
sonrtenf6ein Dor ii6 geben miro,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Vep l1luuido.

lie beiten 8orbereitlngen flu eiit1
sfat-9nr1ier, ons ndditen sonntng
bier i'll Mubitorilm Der Binrrl1ule
a~bgebalten tpirb, jinb getroffen, un0
ba Die ann%ebn1bariten Hreiie fuir Die
beiten gpieler beim tournament, bag
nadmittags nnb abenbs itattfinbet,
anggeleBt linb uno ben Seilnebmern
|beraIide BegruBungen seftbert lino,
intro man lib boffentlid in Ser Mt1-
nabme einer gllten Eeilnabme nidt
getauibt ieben.
Sri. Soa Eerbaar, nel6e iib bier
mebrere ISOLDE beinbsneiie an Der
lSeite brer gltern aufbielt, bat iib
IDienitag LETTER Wode mad Winnea-
fNis our Aufnabme ibres Dienites
|aIs Ararfenpflegerin i'm ct. WarDs
Sospital 5urudbegeben.
Gle gbepaare @erbaro Dobfott uro
Martin gbresmaun nno Srall g. IS.
|Snno iino anfangs letter ISOLDE bon
Blue @roB, Minn., 5uriidgefebrt, no
|bieielben ii1 mebrere Iage Der @ait=
frennbihaft ibrer gerpanoten erfren-
ten.
SRI. @ertrno Diapers fat fib bor>
Ie6ten 9onntag fir gismarf, g. O.,
perabIfieoet, no Tie lire Mrbeif dls
&ra1lfenpfIegerin I'M ct. Merius,
@ospital tpieoer anfgenommen fat.
9ermann &umbert nnb Jrnu bon
gDen gnneD tparer1 SonntagsgdIte
Der gltern oes Germ @umbert, Ben.
@nmbert uno Sral1.
Sn unierer 8ffurrfirhe tpuroen ON
Igonntng gum gbeitanb berfnnoigt
&einri6 Rielanb uno Sri. Siloo
lSbmieters.
S. goblia bon 5alem g. g., mar
lebte ISOLDE bier IN Ser 5a1nilie ibres
8ruoers @nrl 8oblig al @alte,
5rau $. S. 8oDer bon Sgemn err
freute einige Gage LETTER ISOLDE bier
ibren grnber Mnton Gotb NIT ge=
Judi.
Sobn Bentfielb nn6 5ral1 erltatte-
ten 5onntng in @eit Union DertDanp=
idaftlibe 8eiube.
6rau Selena Alapperi9 NOR tDabs
reno ser pergangene Bode bei ibren
LIN gben 8aQeD mobnenben 8ertpano-
ten 81 @uite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
pdvne5piue.

Inter oen Mnipi5ien Der gernr1l1.
NTH Sair Miloeiation miro bier bieie
@obe Sreitng 0ie brittle idbrlide
Community Mns1tellung Dor iiiib ge=
ben, nn0, nie man iiidb erinnern miro.
NOR Sic lebtiabrli6e 6air Elm SIRE.
sit fir irgeno cine GountD5air in
IStoate. SIR sic oiesiabrlibe Musltel.
lung li1o nod before Gorbereitungeu
getroffen, pie in ben lebten Sabrert,
baber 1ib Sic Beinder a1f einen
bodit intereilanten nno Rbrreiden
IEng inmttten nnierer Drtl6aft Der-
Iiidert bnlten oiirfen.
2onis 56Iif bon Maion 9th, So
ma, 8ilb. gdlid nnb bns gbepnar
I@einrib ghIif bon Charles @itD,
Soma, erItatteten per Nl1to Der bier
mobnenben Gamilie Sra15 56lid Ell
men mebrere Snge bal1ernoen 8eiub.
Wulter &r1tger, gbtpin Mun5, IS.
8. ®er, gilbert &r1ger nnb 8.
Sormarn perlanoten 5nei giienbabn=
magenlaoungen gieb on oer. lebte
ISOLDE III 8iumar abgebalteren Mus-
Ifennng.
Jrau q. 3iermar1n ur0 5obn Scarf
ino nod mebrere Miorafe Tangent
Mufentbalte I'M bieiigen S. gromns
Seim nod Chicago no lie nobnbaft
|iino, 5uridfgeffelbrt.
ST.. MoeIine Scroll bat tidt bnrletten
|sarnitog nod gll1e gartb begeben,
no Tie Ser 2ebrfrafft Der Sdlle o1gee==
b0iren miro. .
Na6 a1oertban Sabre Iongem
gerbleib in gnterpriie, Oregon, 1T
#5reo. 8irnmerma11n pie6er Bel uns
eingetrohen.
Sobn @olb lit bon iIeii1ter nod gotp<
beas, &c. g, getnohten @ei6dffttgreiie
lpieoer III ieine11 GnmiIienfreig 5u=
riiiidgefebrt.
Bon einem bier Mo11ote Io11gen 8e-
ude IN europa lit 81 Bilon leBter1
5amitag 5uriiiidgefebrt unb bat feline
graris allbier iofort nieoer a11fge.
ron1me11.
Nib. Sober, peldher I'M Mlter bon
rs Sabrer ON Iebten samitag baS
|3eitli6e iegnete, lit Dienitagruorgen
bon Der bieiigetr 81. 2ouis Stride aus
mad eiiner1 bonn bodtp. Germ Sdiele
aus 81. gIoltb 5elebrierte1t Mequiem
beerbigt iporoen. Meoge Der Dabinge-
i6iebene ruben iii Srieben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
farrni11a.

Ser Camille gbeooor grImmer
tpnroe Elm geiun6es S0bnben gebo-
rem. M0ge eg ben glterr mir 95renoe
bereiten!
6nnilie Anguit &oborlt bon 81
banp erfreute ii1 Sonntag bier Ser
Gaitfreunoidaft Der 6amilie Sobonn
&orte. "a
Sern1nnn 8rinfmarn lit bon lei
nem ldirgeren M%nfentbqlte ii Coma
81 nieber oabeim eirgetroffen.
Sron q. Sagemeier mar III MDon,
no lie 6ie 5anilien Soiepb 8einonb
uno Sobam Geiiinger befnbte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

D11ebr,ere sfatbriiber unierer Srt-
idait riiiiiItten ifiih 5ur geilmbme an
benz Sfnttouruier, bas nbditen Conn
tag i'm M1oitorilim Der Yfnrrifdale
bon Naap Mllni1 bon Ben bortigen
Wenaelrittern nrrangiiertt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
1l1eIroie.

SS11 elmer bier Montag o~bgebalte-
men geriammlllnq ser Gelegaten Ser
peridie6enen 2egion Soften bes gonr
u, Die bon 8iilb. gbun Dem Tempo
rdiirer goriiBer bon Stearns gonrtD,
bsr11fen ntirbe, mlulr6le cine tempord;ire
iedite 3iifriff=0raariiation For1niiert.
Bertretten naren Sic Soften ct. gloub
Sanf Centre, MeIrofe, Broote11, Slim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Rodptue.

Matbiag SacobD urto Sodter Meag-
6alenn nn6 @lilabetb 11no Matbias
.9einer nebit @attin bon bier iito
borlebten Jreitag nod 5entinel 8l1t-
tie 11nb anoeren Srhbaften IN Nortb
.9afota abgereiit. Die &eiiegeieuidaft
Ilegte ben 8eg in 5mei Mutomobilen
6uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Goo11 Daley.

grob Des regneriiden Wetters
nur0e bon Der Community 5nir, Der
eriten oieier glrt, nelhe bier iftatt=
fano, am lebten Samitag niht 4b.
tomb genommen. Sdabe nor es inn
MERLIN fir bie groBartigen 8orbez
reitnngen, melbe fir Die SeItlihfeit
aletroHen tparen, DOB bns Set BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
pier,.

Ngor 2iSbon, g. 50, no er mob
reno Der Commemorate beihdftfgt
mar, Sran8 3lileger I'M 2aufe
pergo11ge,nuer Wsode in l1riere Witte
5urudgefebErt.
perrna11n Salft bat feline i'm Ssaootlpft
Sub gelegeM SSara1 gegen Elm Spotel
iii gngIe Ben0 Dertaniht nnb III nit
JomiIie duff lem 1tel1es Mrbeitgfelb
1iu1ge8ogen. gaad mebrere Modem
SInnaem IlulfentbnIte III Scr ier mob
nel1oen Samillies a. q. 6artmar1n lin0
Mnton 6iiMgmaln nnb @attm Maeiitfe
letter gode nod iibblrem Sein1 II SIT.
2oli DO 5uriiidfgeffebbn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Bal, Melroie, HnpnesDiLle, st. So
iepb, Belgrade, golb spring unb Ml-

lepD, gelgraOe GoloASprIHg uHo Ky
bn1D.
Die guid gar bes %. s lnl1ger,
Sic Dor etliiHten Monaten IN Mir1ea-
polls geItoblen m1roe, 1T mad elrler
benin gigeuttuiinler eingetroffeneu yoad
..riidt III Wianfato geffnnoen noroel1.
SIN 5t. sSDiepbs Sospital 5nst
saul lit porIesstten 5reitag nadmiit
5tags orei n1br grau Waria Garisfo5#
aus benz 2eben geidieoen. @egen On
De AngnItt begab lie ii iH mad at Nallls
8um 8eiu1 fires 5obnes n1o 1brer
.Eodter, no jie cine Bode ipater
|ernItlih an @aleniteirl %erfra1fte cir;
2etoen, BON benz lie felt Sabrer &c.
|plagt mar. sic n1ter5og 1ib elmer
Operation, berer1 6olgen cine Belt
lang Das BeIte fir tie erboffen lieB.
|gs trat iebo1 cine B~eriblimmerlirg
Elm, ltnD Der Sob erl0ite tie bon brem
l2eioen. Samitags traf Die 2eide bier.
Elm, nnb Bic 8eeroigung fanb Won-
tagS nod einem bonn bodJD'itenOesgr.
Niid)ter in Der st 8onifa5insfirhe
gebaltenen Nequiem. Srl groBem s88u-
&c mur6e bie 2eibe 1la1 DEM @ottes--a
;ader geleitet, mo iebt cine CUTE Wut-
ter, cine trelle Brennbin nnb ebren-
nerte Witbiirgerin in itiner gr0e
rllbt. Die Dobingei6ie0ene inurbbe in
1862 nuf elmer un1peit Meelro1e gele=
genen 5arm geboren, erreibte BENT
nab Dos glitter bon So Sabrer. SIT
1854 Derbeiratete tie iih nit Soiepb
|Grisfo, ser ibr in 1898 in Die gtpig-
felt D%oranging. Drei &i16er betralerr1
ben ao6 Ser gllten Mutter. Sc iino
6ies Soiepb Srisfo bon bier, Grn1l
Sat. BeragbtD nnb Sra15 Erisfo bon
|st. 8nuI I'm Din oeren Ser5elei6 tel
len itd Die fplgenben @eidtpi1ter:
Srnu SeIena @lapperiw bon SEEM
Mh1nih, Sofepb Borders un6 Grdu
Mib. &iltner bon. bier nno Sra1
9einrib Mlbers bon @arb 5prir6s.
Der 8~eritprbenen Sic enige &nbe.
Sic Gral1en 81. Nielan6 unb Seal
I@auagber berabidie6eten iih porleB-
ten Son11tag fir 5pofane, @aib., mo
%eritgenannte ibr bleiben6es &eim mo-
den miro.
Na1 mebrere Wo6en langem Be
inde ii Ser M11guit 8. 5auer SanriIie
|iiao Jran @ilb. glble l1no 5obn Mn=
ton nab ibrem Seim in Milnnl1fee
5nrnidfgesffebrt.
Slid. Meper, Mnmnlt s.. S. Do-
nobne bon ct. gIo11o un6 Conrad
Mieier nebit sobn bieIten id1 pdbren6
einiger 8oden @eihdfte balber IN
ct. @regor, 5osf., Canada, auf.
Sum gbeita1D ml1rben in Der ct.
8onifa5ins Stride berffuiinoiigt @ubert
Nrimns nnb SRI. Mnrin 5bnrn1ann::
oie @od5eit finbet Dienltag fomnten=
ser @ode ltntt.
@eidpiiter Mnrelin nn0 Nfelaniu
@itomsfHi reilten nrffargs letter ISOLDE
nod 9nlutb, no bei6e iih i'm ct.
MarDs @ospital fir sic 4ranfen-
|pflege be~ranbiilben mer6en.
sm ser 5amilie HaD 8orgeroing.
|itellte iid) anr 6sreltoe Der gltern Elm
gefun6es SDbnhen Elm. Moge es ben
.beglniidften gltertr MIR sSSreube berei-.
ten!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
l1eirc Gropc.

Soiepb Oarfa nno Coffin fins mad
aebn guge Inngem geiltde Bel ibren
bier mobnen6en gerfDnnoten unb
iSrel11166en nnfanqs letter @obe nad
ibrem &eim in MiInnltfee 5uriidfge=
febrt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
Reed Awarded Decision.

Phoenix, Triz., Jan. vivid
RiH'' Reed, of Globe, was awarded
the decision over Willie Meehan, Of
Oakland, in the tenth round of a
ten-round bout here today after
Reed had been fouled. The men
are heayyweiGhts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
MEXICAN LABORERS
ARE FL0CKING HOME

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. 1.-The exc
dus of Mexican laborers and their
families to Mexico from the United
States still continues at the rate
of more than 100 a day, according
to American immigration authori-
ties here. No exact count is kept
except in cases where the laborers
have been permanent residents of
the United States. Climatic condi-
lions is assigned as the main cause
for the return of the Mexicans to
their native country, although many
are anxious to take up their resi-
dence in Mexico again because of
the promising outlook in govern
mental affairs there.
The laborers are coming in the
main from California, Arizona, New
Mexico and other western states,
as we'll as from the east, immigra-
ton officials say.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
DUKE ClTY'S HOTEL
WOES BEGAN IN '82
Continued from Page One.)

Feb. 3-The First National bank
of Albuquerque opened for bust
ness.
Feb. 1O--Action taken to obtain
the incorporation of this city by
special action of the legislature.
March 17-First fireman's ball
in Albuquerque. st. Patrick's Day
celebrated.
April Slack line to Golden
started.
April 27--Firemen receive their
badges.
May 24--Young man attempts
to burn the calaboose.
June 6--Ball of the Oriental Or
der of Humility.
June 8 - The Albuquerque
Browns, baseball club, organized.
July 4---Grand balloon ascen-
sion, Prof. Van Tassel lands in
corn field.
August 2S-The rainy season
sets in.
Sept. 2-Location of the Rio
Grande bridge decided upon.
Sept. 29-Tex and his gang
commit numerous laWless acts IN
streets of city.
Oct. 14--Foot race between Day
and Pendergast at the fair grounds.
Day wins.
Nov. 1-Postoffice moved into
Cromwell building.
Nov. 27--A shooting bee on
Fourth street without results.
Dec. 24-The Journal issued lts
first ten page paper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
MILLER BECOMES
47TH EXECUTIVE
IN EMPIRE STATE
tBS The Associated Press. J

Albany, N. y, Jan. IA COVER
nor was acclaimed in New York
state today. Shortly after noon the
roar of field guns in Capitol park
gave the signal that Nathan l.. Mil
Ter of Syracuse, had taken the oath
as the forty-seventh executive of
the state and had assumed the du-
ties of his office.
Governor Miller in his inaugural
address promised economy in pub
lie administration, declared that
party considerations are not to be
ignored, and intimated that he was
not an ardent advocate of welfare
legislation.
Alfred f. Smith, the retiring gov
ernor, introduced his successor in
a graceful speech, and shared with
the new governor the applause of
the audience.
At the close of the exercises
there was a brief reception by Gov
ernor Miller in the executive cham
Der, followed by q reception at the
executive mansion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
ARIZONA is ABOUT TO
RECLAIM IS, 900 ACRES
lnx rhe AssocIated Press.l

Phoenix. Ariz,, Jan. 1.-Arizona
is about to reclaim another big
desert valley. Eighty-five thousand
acres in the Paradise valley are TO
be brought under irrigation by
means of reclamation project
costing approximately $l5,000,OoO'
Announcement by George -.
Christy, Phoenix, counsel for the
Paradise-verde irrigation district
as the association of landholder5
is known, that the financing OF the
project has been arranged in com
plete detail has been followed by
preliminary engineering work ON
the reservoir and damsites. A New
York banking house has set ASIDE
the s15,O00,O00 for the project I'M
der a contract by which 1t is to re-
ceiye bonds of the irrigation DIS
trict and also is to be the preferred
purchaser of electric power de-
veloped by the project,
The Paradise valley parallels the
Salt river valley, in which PhoenN
is located. The Paradise country
is north of the Salt river section
and is separated from 1t by the
Phoenix range of mountains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
THE CHICAGO
CLOTHING
FACTURERS'
i SYNDICATE
In Possession of The Guar
antee Clothing Company.
Big $4,000 Clothing and Shoe
Stock--To Sell IL Off Entire
and Complete i'm Ten Days.

The store is closed to the public
in order to complete our vast pre-
parations for the accommodation of
the thousands of customers. The
entire force and scores of extra
will smash prices on
this high-grade stock of shoes,
clothing, furnishings, etc, as they
have never been smashed before
and will convert the store into
one immense carnival of bargains
that will so far overshadow any
bargain giving ever attempted that
a comparison would be simply i'm
possible. Men, wait and watch the
papers and circulars for the date,
price list and particulars.
THE CHICAGO CLOTHING
MANUFACTURERS SYNDICATE.
JOHN MCCORMACK, Director.
WAITED - Fifty salespeople,
men, women and girls, also ten
men and girls who speak Spanish
and Er glish. Apply in person.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02
FARRELL SEES GOOD
YEAR FOR STATE
Continued from Page one.)

southwest the 1920 crops have
been or are being disposed Of
the biggest yields in history, TAX
ing the territory as whole. Price
fluctuations have been annoying Ia
farmers and stockmen as they
have been to manufacturing. mer-
camille and other lines of business.
Stockmen, wheat and cotton grow
ers perhaps suffered most. How
ever, in Kansas. the greatest wheat
state in the union, the secretary
Of agriculture reports 9,S92,441
acres of wheat for the 1921 har-
vest, or 2,T08,742 acres more than
the average annual acreage OF the
five-year pre-war period. This
perhaps is the best answer to the
question whether there will be a
wheac shortage this year
1921 To BE Pr0spcrca:s.
Reports from Santa Fe repre-
sentatives, chambers of commerce.
farm bureaus and other organi2a-
tons are to the effect that agri-
cultural activity this spring will be
equal to or greater than that of a
year ago. when prices We're uni
fOrmly high and soaring 1t is re-
allied in every rural community
that agriculture is the basic induS-
try; that the production OF food
for the human family is an import
art and growing business, and that
backsets here and there will not
interfere with the general develop
ment any more than is the case
with other business.
"On account Of price fluctua-
tons, merchants did not buy
heavily during the latter part of
1920. Soon they will begin TO stock
up. That will continue.
"There also is revival of build
ing. This is especially noticeable
in Albuquerque. Plans that were
laid away when the war came on
have been brought forth and re-
vised, because the demand for new!
houses, additions and repairs cam
not be put off longer. Shipments
of building material, so that it will
be on the ground in the spring, are
increasing in volume,
Car Shortage Overcome.
"The transportation situation has
greatly in the last sin
There is now no general
car shortage for the first time in
five years. If shippers who can
ship now will do so the danger OF
serious congestion in the spring |
will be greatly minimized."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-02

Mrs. Mabel r. Brown of Port
land. Me-, holds a record of 81
years of continuous service as a
member OF the Portland school
bpards pa /