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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
BROTHFRHOODs AND HarY
HFtDs HOTB ihNFPRFNCF

Fr rlafe'rr'a fa~-r --CTrIas
the fesr r'-rsd r-.+rerhorfr srF
recroFo~a rf thr sve ~rrtffer
tno AeHor .sfic- naFv-av -rerrff.
waa held here rev'r-dsr - t-e mra
Thomas ,n EFf 4rer raat~r
tDr ssaoc istlr- sra vaa aai9 t-a- .--
entire ange -urfrrrr-s. re r frou1s
which sr aT~s' every .-ssaiar sra
railroad a-1plove tre COUNTRY ras
arder -c4-si0r uffh .nrn-
inR 4 ,1rlpro-ri-a
~ 'ne Irae re tra aav's r--rrrs-. Is
q wa~ rrou0~ed rhat ~ograun si
ters ~ rr- mon tf.rrrf F.s-+har -n-
ne nrntharhoods r.nresentatlt -.-s.f
dtscusg -ha meeting
The .abor rrgau zaflons uars -ar~-
sented hy Warren stone .rard rtrf
~ the Br0'herhrod ~ I.srrultlta E.r
gineerz: II. sheppard .-rsfderf
ne Brotherhood III Railway ondurfrrs
and III @. Carter resident RI
brotherhood ~ orrmrrite r-rrrsr
and ErKireren. W se sad .
fsrotherh0od rf r2al-vav --sirmen ..rr
was '1 have attended vas t.ra
and ana WAS presented
1oaN.
"a addt-.0- rs -Ir --ye- - --er
aers ~ t-a f-alvls executives .rra-
-zatior present T w tttrrrult
f1r -he Heu-sr.raln abroad
smith gt -l- Sew n-- DeutraL
aIarxnam ~ -1e .leois central
Looms ~ me ..-n4Eh farEaaar
~ me reaa p-sae s IhlC ara fa
Holden -ne ago Buy rgtou
Qur,.
Air ly ar vas sliId vas irtinE
his capa, -rv ~ CHAIRMAN q f1e assoria
ton. ard -ot As director - fls Penn
sylvan.a Railroad. : 4ttenllng ne s.s-
sLnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
EXTRA SESSION ENDED;
SHIPPING BOARD WAITS
President Unable to Pick Men to
His Liking for Members; Few
Nominations Confirmed.
By Associated T,ress q Every Evening

BY Associated Press u Every Evening
Washington. March 15.-The extra
session OF the Senate which began
March ended shortly before noon to-
day.
After confirming few additional
nominations by President Harding the
Senate adjourned sine die
The last days session Of the Senate
was convened at ii o'clock in expecta-
tion that the President might be able to
send in the nomination of Shipping
Board members. The White House.
however, telephoned Senator Lodge Of
Massachusetts. the Republican leader,
that there was delay in selecting the
personnel Of the board and Senator
Lodge then moved sine die adjourn
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
n. Y. SHIF EARNS s2,s2eS2s.
Camden Plant Shows Greatly Increased
Net Income for Last Year.

New York, March 15.-While almost
everybody is complaining about bad
business and many of the great cor
porations have marked down inventories
to bedrock are passing dividends and
otherwise displaying evidence of hard
times, the New York Shipbuilding Cor
poration. whose plant is at Camden,
n. j., comes along and says it has been
doing pretty well, and has nothing much
TO complain Of
In fact 1920 earnings show a very
substantial increase over 1919. Its net
income for last year was $2,826,928 as
compared with s1.407, ,792 at the close
Of 1919. but no provision has yet been
made for Federal income and excess
profits taxes for 1870, which will aggre-
gate $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
"OLO OGUARD" KICKS ON
REDUCTION IN SIZE
OF SCHOOL BOARD
Seven Members Go on Record as
Opposed to Bill Proposing
Reorganization.
FIVE FAVOR THE PROJECT

Here's how the members of the VIII
1n!ngton Board of Education stand IN
-,,atiou To the hill pending in the Leg
stature proposing a reorganization or
,hc city School Board. among other
things reducing the membership from
Is IL seven:
For the proposed change
Shermer Stradley. DIR. {. Anthony
Beck. Oscar &. Draper. John W.
Moore and Dr. Jacob 0stro.-o.
Against change-President
George Rommel. DIR. Conwell Ban
ton. Dr. Thomas q. Cooper. John
4. kersey. Erdman Hoffman, DIR.
John Palmer and Walter j. Camp
he'll.
This lin ,up developed AT the regular
meeting of the hoard last night, the
above h,iug the vote by which the board
defeated "a resolution to indorse the
srven- member school board bill. now
pending IN the Legislature. known as
Seuatr hin No -. Mr.. Mammele. one
81 tn, members not being present. was
not placed on record.
Thr resolution wds offered ny DR.
li#-k who made motion that it he
tdoi,tcd II Was lost by the above vote.
..lt be Nl,W ot th- fact that il contained
i pro, isiou iha; the presiding officers
81 tho two houses uf the legislature he
notified IN the event of its passage
thry are L. hc notified that il was not
passed This WAS learned today from
t., secretary NJ Howard Jester. who
u lids that II IL Was jht intent 70 noti-
the Legislature if the bIll Was in
dor4cG. il IS only night, nov. t. send
mobilization that ID was not indorscd,
aul ~ stid he intended doing this.
80 il Is evident that AT least seven
i4.ulhors ~ The board prefer pcrpetua-
tion 81 the present body Of lS members.
~. from each ward rather than have
change that will reduce the size of
thc board and make Is possible 10 elect
the mrnhcrs At large. according to
their uincss regardless OF the sections
n ia, ,lty IN which they live.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
ORG|E OF BLOODSHED
CONTINUES IN IRELAND
Five Police Wounded by Bomb;
Three Irishmen Slain in Hold
up Of British Officers.
ry Aaaoclat.s - . - rgenlnr

Dublin. March IJ-Five police re-
cruits we're wounded IS tho eKplorIan
~ - hofuh herc last night. wni!e search
nR a house IN Crcat RruusuIck street
Thre~ civilians were Killed ana eesrraI
were wounded ~ 'be explosion
All troops in Dublin synre corfrtd to
their barracks last night. 0f1cnrs fear
ing that there might bc disorder as Il
result ~ tho executions ~ six fncr iu
Mount jov piepn early u The ia;
C0rk Marrh several Rrifish of-
ncrre vino vrre wearing citizens clothes
were held gp ~ anIuorn prreorfs 81
Grozsha%en last ai0ht Iu the lighting
Thomas Herueszy ard Michael Hsr~.y
were Killed
.faifn Mosaefa farmer III Tee'
Clare ssae rhof auJ Killed .hr- re
oponod his 1o0r r. raeporoa ~ p f-e,t
se~ernl other ruurdar0ue attarke vsre
reported here during the night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
NAY END PANAMA BR0lL.
Hughes Note Expected to Form Basis
of Peace Negotiations.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington March l5. State De
p.trtment officials were confident to-day
that the way TO IN early adjustment OF
the Panama Costa Rica boundary dis
pute had been opened by the American
note dispatched &c Panama Yesterday.
II was believed that by agreeing 20
further discussion of the arbit-al award
Of Chief Justice White as applying to
the Atlantic end ii the boundary. while
adhcring 10 Secretary Hughes previous
declaration regarding the Pacific end.
the note offered new basis Of negosja-
ton that would be acceptable TO both
Panama and Cost Rica
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
OHIO BARRIERS STRIKE
ON FIFTY-CENT HAlRCUTS

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Youngstown. o. March 15.-A
four-day strike of union BARRIERS
was ended today when the men
voted to agree TO the master bar
bers' reduction of the price of
haircuts from IS to SO cents.
Non-uniun shops which have
been charging only so cents. to-
day reduced the price of shaves
from % To 20 cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
JAMES II. DOWNS DEAD.
Overcome by Gas at His Home on West
Nineteenth Street.

James II. Downs was found dead yes
terday afternoon. at his home 607 West
Nineteenth street. having been asphyx-
lated by illuminating gas He was Sc
years old and leaves q family He had
been i'll with tuberculosis and nervous
trouble since last December. Funeral
services viii be held al the house on
Thursday and interment will be made
in Washington
Mr. Downs was a well known citi-
zen, having been in the employ OF the
Pennsylvania railroad for 80 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
cUBA>S ELEcrING PRESIDENT.
New Elections Belng Held WHARF
irregularities Previously Occnrrc1.

by Associated Press - s,tr Evtaing
Has ara. March Partial eiection-
are hc.as hs.3 .ala u 71- urotnc.s
IL ,he Cuban Eep-nac toI le 04rpuss
oi lecio4us Nhu -h4I re president e
cuba for he r,Nr ~ ears.
SIX provinces V,re Involved ln rn.
irrss ulsrities hsc't 80 me Ncveul-
htr elections. 0-- enc voters ~ 'rients
province VIII rot - IS ne -os ntl
March s. ~ a mum es snp,a.s from
that pro, .le are -- H,aius nctotN
the supreme Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
LOOKS LIKE SCRAMBLE,
To Succeed Billany In Recorder of
Deeds Office.

From present indications. there will
be a scramble for appointment as act
ing recorder of deeds to succeed Harry
II. Billany. who has become Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General of the
United States
In addition to OK Senator Darlington
Finn of Mil Creek hundred, who is
said TO have the hacking of Senator
Ball; Thomas ). Fouracre Of st Georges
hundred and A. Lesley George of
New Castle are said to be possibilities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
RocA Island Pad FIr,L

BY Associated Press = sNert A' ea.ns
Washtrgto~ Na-1 rac ar-
Ro, K Island r. nj "a vas rra-
!, Is receive 'hr 4r-, arts -. ur- a
guarantee trou .nc -oNerrner de
the WinS'ov a,t rhe futr-~tat- nr
mrece Commission nis. e3
( acate ~ tho Secretary IS, rrtas
for the naymen- AZ s. % 30 o .ha
company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
FRENCH KEEN To DISCUSS
NEW PREPARATION TERMS

Paris. March 1a.-The chamber Of
deputies today ordered immediate dis
cussion Of interpretations on the recent
reparations negotiations In London.
The house rejected Premier BRANDS
proposal for postpouement Of the de
bate until there was a more numerous
attendance OF members Of tho cham
her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
BOSTON NAMES WOMAN
ON POLICE FORt v

Boston, March fb.--Tf The APP
pointmeut made by Mayor Peters
yesterday il alstalncd by the
city Council. Mrs. Georgia H.
Ohkea will become the first wo-
man constable in T5pat0ne hia-
tory. Mrs Oakes is ~ the mead
Of n detective agency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
EVERY EVENINGS
CLASSIFIED ADVS
ARE PROFITABLE

alike to those who want help Of
any kind. those who are looking
for positions. or those with some
thing to sell. The page appeals
TO intelligent people and is read
daily by thousands Of persons
who refer to il as naturally as
they refer TO the news columns.
Special telephone service at your
command. Bills will be mailed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
PaaisbOro Man Hurt.

Richard Carhard of Paulsboro. y. j.,
employed a. q deck hand on a boat Of
the Charles Warner Co. suffered a lac
Grated Lett leg today when an iron cast
Ing fell II, vas treated at the Della
ware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
rALAArPAsHA SLAIN
Armenian Assa-slnates Former Frsna
izier. az Berlin.

ny Associated 5-ess 20 Ever, Evenink
Rerli,. Nar~n 5.-Talaat nasaa. ~
-ler srdad v.z.-r ard Minister 81 ~
rance Il TurNey vas assasainaseo :
Chariottenburg. western Fu1urs ~
Berlin today se vas snot % feAth.
The murderer e- Armenian stslenL
vas arrested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
ANOTHER PRISONER DEAD.
samuel Williams Expires at the Work.
house This Morning

The third Negro TO die OF tuberculosis
at the workhouse in the last two weeks
Samuel williams succumbed To that
disease this morning The other two
men were convictde murderers and had
been imprisoned for several years. while
williams had been in the institution
only since November 10. 1920 when he
was sentenced TO a term nf Is months
on a charge of breaking and entering
His home was in Wilmington. His
body was taken in charge by the cor
oner.
Joseph Jones. 43 years old. colored
died at the Edgewood Sanitarium of
pulmonary tuberculosis this morning.
The Blues Chaser. Cosmonnlifan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
weather ForeeaeL.

81 Associated presa ~ Every ENpn.ns
Washington March u.s. Wca her fnrp
east FOR Delaware
Partly ctoldN wrA ltr. VI th shusurs .n.
night or NcducstaA nos much chansr m
temperature moderate variable vinds he
coming southCrly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
Amn.nm.nf. TnnlrhL

Play house The Whlrl 1f ne Ipan
lSarTirk Naudevllle
Queen silk Hosiery
Majestic Tho Right 70 Love.
Arcadia lhc Nlt
strand Firchrand lrrN isuu
savoy Tho Saphcad
RialtO Lyiug Lips
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15
BLISS AID TO HUGHES.
State Department Sub CHIEF Advanced
10 Third Assistant Secretary. IT

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington March t5.-Robert Woods
Bliss. Of New York, now chief ~ the
State Department division Of Western
European affairs, Was nominated today
by President Harding 70 be third assist
ant Secretary Of State
Atr Bliss nomination was confirmed
immediately by the Senate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

Tasty luncheon for shoppers. Tea
Balcony. Smith Il StreVig. 919 Market
street,-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

Safe milk means healthy children
Call 1910 or 1871. The Clover Dairy
Co.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-15

The Blues Chaser. Cosmopolitan. -
Adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16
2lus Set Giefe rufe,t iie!

u6oit mage ib es nidt, midi bilfe<
rl1feno an SIRE M6reIie 5u tpenoen.
Sod Sic briden0e Sage, Die Scot UNI
ierer armen @aiienfinoer, ste btelfa6
an l1ntererndbrung leioen, ermntigt
mild at einem @eln9 an SIRE @eieu=
1hoft Inn lnteritubung. SET ben ge=
ringen Nflegeidbem sic fir Elm 8ai=
ienfin0 ge5ablt 1peroen, bel 6en boben
2ebensmittelprei1en, Sen uneri6ming=
liden &oblenpreilen, baben I'M lebten
Sabre nniere Musgaben Sic @innab=
men tint 5000 Marf iiberitiegen. Coli
tie es Sbnen nidt m0gli6 iein, uns 5u
1tnterItiiben? Biinf5ig arrne 8oiien@
timber mGren Sbnen 6anfbar 6afir.
5fmeI ter 2l1cia, Sberin 0eS @ertrn=
oisbanies, @ebler."
Giinf5tg orrne 6euti6e @ailerfm<
Ser, sic Merm]ten Ser Mrmen, appel=
lieren an Sid, ibnen in ibrer Scot gu
belfen. l1ntererndbrt nn6 franf mill
len fie nuf 6as ein5ige Nabrungsmit=
tel ber5idten, oos ibnen &rafte nno
@eIunobeit 5uriidgeben fann, uuf
friide Mil6. 8er berbilft ben Dir
men gu elmer ODER mebreren amerifa=
ni1den Mtl6fiiben, tper bilft Die &o=
item bes Eransportes un0 Ser 6itte<
rung 6ieier &iibe beltreiten? 3nm See
item Ser notleibenben oe1ttiden ainoer
bittet Inn Elm redt 1tarfes edo 0ieles
SammeSrnfes ans @eblar 6te Mmeri=
con DairD Cattle GompanDl 1913 Us.
Ma6ilon Str, Chicago, ST., Die an
ser 8eriorgrtng Ser 0euti6en &tnoer
nit fril6er Mild bon amerifanti9en
&iiben nrbeitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

braudt. 5elbftperitdnolid ioute feir
5dn1b nod D%eutidlanb o6er Deter
reid peridiftt peroen; ober banfig. 1T
bas Meue 59unb, mabreno gut erbal
tene gebraudte 5oden nod iebr
atpedoienli1 iein f0inne1l.
Die, Mrfunft elmer gr0Beren SEN
0ung iolder gut e%rbaltener, getrage.
rer soben, nno sic Greuoe, Die onrd
lie orsgelolt mr1r0e, mel6et Elm 8rief
bonn A. Mai, Sen Ser 0eiterreidii9e
@aritasperbano an Die gentral-Stele
6es Central @ereins rtdtet. vBir
beltatigen, beiBt es in Dem aus 8te11
fomneroen 8riefe, Den gmpfang Der
Genonng bon 40 8allen un6 2 ST.
lten, geo.1-42, alte &lei0er nno
'gdube, lGpie 8eri6ldge nn0 II &tz
item go. 2O1--13, 5eife, 56ube, etc.
Gin ber5iges u8ergelt's @ott" sSbnen
1,n6 ouen iener, melde 5u bieier, filr
11ns 10 tpertbolen, ib0nen 5penoe IN
leIbltloier @etie beigetragen baben
11nb uns 6o our9 erm0gli6en, unie=
rem bartbe0rGngten Mittelitanoe tpiez
ser einige Ser bringenblt 8eoarfsar=
tifel 5u5ufiibren. Der Mittelitano fam
iid 8efIeioungsiaden ni6t i6affen,
1teigen 6o6 sic Yreiie gera6e fir Die
lie nnentbebrli9en Mrtifel 1tnnnterbro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16
GireL,

Som Serge Siel nieber,
@D ragenb felt bus Mal,
Grflinst eim @itfem uieber
@eitbitt in'g ariiue Sal.
Sas Init iuie clue Tlamu,e
SIN nniere Madt binein:
uNsir iiub np1n be1ttiden Sfatt1lte
1tnb iuplen Sentide iein!
9n itebit nidt bud in G6ren,
= Se1ttidJlanb, ,pie sar 3eit;
Spd) ipll feiu Setnb inns ,uebren-
Sein SeiS lit unIer 2etS.
@ir upllen nit sir barbem,
&ie arut bein Sans 1tnb idledt,
@ir, beren Sitter itarben
Siir Sreibeit ,ub fit &edt!"
Sc fat eia @plf eeiprud)en
Gtnmiittg bieies @prt;
2ak es an's Sers sir ppden,
> 9entidlanb, fprt rnb fort.
Sc fiift bid ,pie ser marine,
@edenbe Triiblin9spt16;
8reit' ars Sic Mntterarnte
1tnb briid' an's Sers bein &inS!
. Sak bein Sers iid freate!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

9 @eri6t. &i6ter: @ie
5eibcn Sic?
3euge: Weier.
&idter: 8ie idreiben Sic itd?
3euge: Sdreiben fam ib ni6t.
% 6nierige 6rage. SUM
sc Srau: Sd mobte bel1te mein
Mann6en init @ierfuhen uberra-
i6en; pent i6 nur glei9 piBte,
mas i6 fir Sudden 5u Sen @iern
nebmeI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

- Hedt M. Sous
ipirt gum 11eu %einge5ogenen Mfie-
ter): 9eun, SEER 5Gmitt, tpie baben
Sic sic critic Na6t in ser nel1en
8obnuna gei6lafen2 @aben Sic
al16 angenebm getr6umt? Solde
Sraunte lollen ia in Grfiillung ge,
ben.
5hmitt: Sd babe getrGumt, i6
trdre Sbnen NIT elmer @ierteliabrs-
miete ausgeriidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

den uno es giebt mod gar feire alls-
iidt, mann es beiier mer6en miro. Wie
nnenolidb banfbar bieie arr1en Men-
idyen iinb, benet1 mir aus Sbrer open
Sc etmas 5utper6en, fonnen ste li9
poritellen. geodmals unieren ber5li9-
item Danf."
Gum &eil gebraubte 5o6en, 5nml
an0ern gefaufte 8orrate, fin6en our
3eit gertpeu0ung I'M groBen &ranfen-
baus ct. gliiabetb in Wien. Die Sbe<
rim uno 8~orlteberin 6es Spitals
19reibt ser 3. ct. unterm /. Mai:
u8ir beltatigen NIT gr0Btem 9anf
ben gmpfa1g bon 3 Bafeten NIT fol-
gen6en Snbalt: ID 2 8ettoeden nnb
Haar @ummi @an0ibube; - cine
8ettoede unb % Stud feline 5eife;
81 cine 8ett0ede, IL @ai6lappen, l
2uftfiHen, 1 Hfunb antiieptilde 8ot=
tie uno bier 9tiife Drainieri6lal6e.
8tr maren i6on in Gorge, 0aB mir
sic 2tebesgaben ni6t befommen, bod
ltno lie in Ser leBten @o6e eingelie=
fert morben. 8ir batten eine groBe
Sreuoe, als bie afete anfamen, lie
maren nod gut beri6lolien, MIR iab
man es ibnen an, 6oB fie man6en
&ei1epnff onsgebalten baben. @s laBt
lib oGes gut %pertpenoen un0 ipreden
mir oen eblen 9penoern ben belten
9anf nit. tau1en0fa6en @ergelt'S
|@ott aus"
@9nal5 6ireft bon Ser Sorm, uno
&lei0ermaren aus 6em Samilien=
|S6ronfe bil6eten cine 16one @abe,
Die in 5ebn 8afeten an oaS Wf1tter=
bal1s @engenba6 in 8a6en, tpo Die
|5dapeltern biele @ailen berpflegen,
geldidt tpurDe. Sic @eneraloberir
0anft fir biele @abe in einem Dom 4.
Mai oatierten 8rtefe in folgen6et
@orten: nMm beutigen Gage lit Sbre
lebte Sen6l1ng u9iebesgoben" einge=
troffen. Sc fo1nen an: am 22., A., 81.
Hafete S9mal3; am IS. Mpril 1
Gafet @dma18; am %. Mpril | &afet
S6mol5; am %. Mpril 2 Fafete SRI
|fotltoffe; am 4. M}ai 2 Hafete5 6mal5
nno 2 3afete 2eib,< @ett l1n6 Eiid=
mdl6e; es moor ales gut berpadf nnD
in g11tem 3nitano. Scum lit es nniere
Bfli6t, Sbnen nn0 6a1r6 Sic auen
nniere11 nmerifani16en 8obltatern
Elm inniges @ergelts @ott GIT iager
fiir sic m%ertoolen @eibenfe. @ir nun
Sen bel ie0er 9en0ung boderfrent
unb %geriibrt, 1111b mir baben nt6t ber=
iqnmt, Dem lb. @ott gemeinibaftli6
@ebete nno Spfer oar5ubringen fir
I'm ere eolen @obltdter. Scr. 81. 6.
...... (6er bas Sbmal5 gel6enft)
0onfen mir in einem b%eionoeren
S6reiben."
Man iiebt, tpertpoue @aben fann
man alt6 obne groBen Welbanfman1
itiften. 9ie an Sen Selterrei6ii6en
aoritasberbar6 beri6idte 5per1oe fat
tie einen @ert bon m%in6eltens Sill
700.00l un6 6ob beitan0 lie aus:
i6lieBli6 aus @ei6enfen, Sic altS
bem @arenlager fleinerer @ei6afte
famen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

8abres Sc d d d. II.
Die Eobter meiner Mirtin bat SET
ratspldne. Durd cine 8eitungsan-
5eige Mberrebet, labt ite iib Elm Bud
gegen g%i11ien0uag Don 5m0lf Marf
lh1den: v@as muB bos iurge Mab.
den Dor Ser Gle mii1m22"
Nenli@ fonlmt lie az mir gelaufert
nno lagt erbolt: nDenfen Sic fibL
% bot man mir Elm 4edbub ge-
i1idtl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

Srommer @runoiot.
nno 6iefe nieoliben SIbner i6la6.
ten Sic ale, 9err 8aitor?
Scr @eredte erbarmet fi6 fei.
nes giebes."
49, Sn ben SIittermo9e1 II.
gr: @s bilft aues nidts, Gdaberl.
i'd mus ieBt geben, Die Bfli9t ruff
MIDI bon Dir.
Sic: Die bur1me Bfli9t; geb'.
LAB oi9 peniionierenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

@ere9te gntrutun 9.
u8as balten Sic eigentli6 bon ben
2ebmannS2"
uM1, bieies or5inare Gad! Sd
reiie nit meinen ieds E0btern adt
@o6en an sic See, uno als mir 5l1.
riidfommen, bat it6 2ebmanns Gin.
5ige babeim i'm 5reibab nit Dem @e-
ridtsaiieiIor perlobt, Der F6 ben
gan5en Winter BEL, uns iatt gegeiien
boil"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

- Il m . It. g.: Stun, tpie
gebt es benz @atten na@ Der Marienz
baber &ur9
Grau g.: ., Der 1T iaon pieDer
II m. bret &ilo fdllig gez
1pprben!
- @enigen 8. &annit on
1i6t au6 einnnal cine @ntoedung
ma6en?
IS lit oo6 genug, bob i@ bid
ent6edt babe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16
Mnsfnnft III Oe1ttder Gprade.

Sos Mnsfnnftsbnrenl g1bt IN 0ellts
I6er Sprahe bereitDiQigit nno TO:
Itenlos Mnsffunft mber ane 6ie Sun.
oespertpnltu1g betreffenoe Nngelege1.
.beiter, offentli9es @ei1n6beitspeien,
5oloaten nrbo Matroienangelegenbei'
ten, @eieBgebung, Mrbeiterberbaltnil
Ie, DECENTRALIZATION, Mnsmanoerung.
Gintpnn6erltng, SteuertDefen, @etie'
p6iIe, gr5iebungsmeien nin. Mnfrn.
gen iiro 5u ri6ten an: German Sec,
tion, Bureau Of Soreign Language
Sssnformation Serbice, Mnerican Nel
Cross, Is. 8eit 37b Street, Nefu
Oorf Gttp.
Die ger1tunft 1T ebenio gut cine
E$f rs#H rxGyt ~ ~.aHs LSF SsL.NtT E(YA..L EyNAh&gA'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

sNn 8ra,, 11mb Gdunadb ltnb Sdanb'
&ernimm ben &uf Der Srene,
Mfeir beut1des SUTHERLAND.
@pm aller 8elt berlai1en, h
@pn aller @elt bebrDbt,
Die 3anbe ipllit BIT faiIen
Sre1te beIte9t ben Sub.
Nie lire GelIenmaaern,
&as ibnen audi geidab,
SpdJraget6 mie bic Sanern
Gtebn bieie Manner ba. Y.
@pm Snnsbr,tf bis gum 8renner
@Sie TIT bus @Drt inns mpbl!
Sab 9anf, bn @plf Ser Mfanner -
@esriiket lei Strol!
Saul @arnde.
|Gabeft aus Sent KleiNers
iArane.
Silfe fir Mittelenrppa b1trd gum
Shell gebrand]te Sad)en b1trd
fleine Ne1tmidaffmnsen
erganst.
Mb 1t1t6 51 begegnet man 2eltterl.
Sic ni6t begreifen, baB bel 0em euro
pGiid]er Silfsmerf ni6t anes, mas
man i6idt, abiolut nett git iein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16
rs. Juni 1921

6reier: vggas neinen 8eruf berift, mer6e ib 6enieIben eft nod
neiner 8erberatung nit Sbrer Eobter ousuben f0nnen!"
Nanfier: ugSirtlibl l1o tpeldes lit beier 8eruf, &err garon2"
Greier: u&entier ...l"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-16

2ebrer: oNsos nirbe paferen, menn be Come pI0tlid erloIben
Scr fIeine s IN: uDann tpur6er sic aoB1en turer weroen."
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-30
Harlow B. Knapp Dies.

Harlow B. Knapp. business manager
OF the Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
and member Of the Reporter staff dnr-
ing the past 81 years, passed away at
bis home on East Fulton street, Tues
day evening, Dec. 27, at 7:45 o'clock,
after an illness of less than twenty
four hours. The personnel of The Re-
porter force, together with hosts of
friends in Edgerton and elsewhere,
mourn the loss of one of the best of
men, and sympathizes deeply with the
stricken widow and her family. The
funeral will take place from the home
at 200 o'clock and from the Nj. E.
church at 2:30 Friday afternoon. An
obituary viii. appear next week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-30
Tobacco Notes.

The Andrew Jensen & Son warehouse
may open for asserting of some tobac-
co during the month Of January
Andrew Mcintosh visited the north
ern valleys last week.. He took look
at some tobacco in the Kickapoo val
ley, but did not write any contracts.
The Jefferson Tobacco Co., Sparta,
Wis, is also this year sending out
most attractive new year calendar one
of which reached The Reporter Office.