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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

The big question is; who will bid
highest for immortal fame In local
fand9mg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

Heres hoping that the Hot Stove
l.eaguers make home run with
their park proposition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

Still, II is a ten.to-one shot that
the fellow who complains of the
poor sermon that the minister
breaches couldn't cook up haf as
good one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

Even though man is +. so well
trained that he takes out the ashes
every week or two. it is seldom that
his wife will accuse him of being
handy about the house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-10

The reason why preachin' Is like
editing paper Is because every
body knows how to do II better than.
the fellow on the job.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04
WILL BOOST HOME PAPERS
Week Of November 7-12 Set for Ma.
tion-WIde EndeaVor.

Subscribe to your home town pa.
per-"
This is the slogan of a new nation
wide movement backed by the Ma.
tional Editorial Association and other
agencies.
The movement has back Of it far
more than a selfish desire on the part
Of newspapers to acquire increased
circulation, for it is, in effect, a step
toward the perfect unlfcation of
America by the Strengthening of ties
that bind everyone to his native soil.
The campaign is, moreover an ex-
cellent opportunity to boost the home
town. The men and women who were
born and reared here have, some Of
them, been away for many years and
many important changes have taken
place-changes in which they would
be greatly interested. IT is more often
the case than not that private CORE
spondence overlooks these changes,
however carefully one might attempt
to write "the news" in q letter
The newspaper. on the other hand,
prints all the items of interest, large
and small, and is the ideal medium
through which to keep in touch with
in the old home town.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04

partment board or bureau of tb-...
appeal shall be taEen within soct such
shall be prescribed by the board of me tae as
by general rule Such appeal sh.Ii alpsais
PROCEEDINGS I IN II, furtheranee of the acton all
a reasonable time for the hearir. s-.s-l Ok
appeal and give due notice therarr u ihe
parties and decide the same vi+b5- TO The
sonable time. ~ O. raa-
This ordinance shall take effect o,.,.
force from and after its passage ana PC II
cation. ' publ
Passed and dated this LIST day Of Now.
Der, 1921. -''Nfm-
A. V. BRIGHAsr
Approved this LIST day of Novemb1 C'-s *.
A c. HANSON t'-l-
Mayor.
Wauwatosa. W.sas,.s.-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04
Towns Need Eye Opener.

Said a New York state business
man the other day: "There is hardly
town in the country that does not
need to have it's eyes opened to the
kind of work its newspapers do, week
in ant week out, and year in and year
out, with rarely if ever word Of pub
lie appreciation and backing"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04
THE
MILWAUKEE SANITARlUM

THE
MILWAUKEE SANITARlUM
FOR MENTAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES
ESTABLISHED IN 1854 ,,--.,.
Located at wauwatosa Ia suburb OF M al IN
kee on c. NJ. & st. P. Ry., y hours ~
1htcsgo. Two car lines from Mil~ aIAe''
ninut walk from all cars .. n,
Psy, Aopathic Hospital All app laug7 1-,of
cute cases. Continuous baths. fhs''
uildtng separate gre unds. -,t,s
NFett House. Attractive rooms 90
T4vate bath connected.
bavueTn bath house.
Gymnasium and RecreatiCd Buila'l,s5, ,,r,
Secluded, yet convenient Five 9tlIn.1,,s6
for patients ''set on a hill" lndiFl.. snt
treatment. Thirty acres beautiful lA"1
forest.
RICHARD DEWEY, An, ND"
Medical Director
ROCK SLEYSTER, ND
Medical Superintendent
WILLIAM T. KRADWELL' al"
Assistant SuperintendetL 6rg
Chicago once: Marshall Field Al-t', - TuIy
Hours: 1 to 3 Wednesdays te1eep'
and August).
Milwaukee Office: COlby-Abbot s,''s
Telephones: Chicago-Central II,
Milwsukee-wauW ~
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04
No Chance.

A French scientist has made SIX
purse from sow's ear, but he'll never
succeed in making a gentleman out OF
the whole hog
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04
ZoNING ORDINANCE.
Official Publication.
An Ordinance.

The Common Council Of the City Of Wau-
Watosa do ordain as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
Article XVII.

BY way OF provisional arrange
ment for the administration Of
southern Ireland during the inter-
val which must elapse between the
date hereof and the constitution
OF a parliament and a govern
ment of the Irish. Free State in ac-
cordance herewith. steps shall be
taken forthwith for summonlng a
meeting OF the members of Paria-
ment elected for the constituent
cies in southern Ireland, since the
passing of the government OF Ire
land Act in 1920 and for constl-
tuting provisional government.
And tho British government shall
take steps necessary 10 transfer
20 such provisional government
the powers and machinery reaui-
site for the discharge Of its duties.
preceded that every member of
such provisional government shall
have signified in writing hts or her
acceptance of this instrument. But
this Arrangement shall not con-
tinue in force beyond the expira-
ton OF twelve months from the
date hereof
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07

tention to tho dramatic sequence M
TO the clear story and the truth of tina
story. Hhc has worked up her plot from
life and has set forth a strong exam
pic that cannot be overlooked.
Last Day For ANomaAs Of The NORTH
james Oliver Curwood's story
"Nomads OF the North" is now con.
cluding itr Arcadia run. The produce
ton has all the snap nnd the bigness
that 60 with Curwood story and has
been produced by First National in big
way. Lon CLANCY, Lewis Stone and
Betty Blythe are the trio playing the
leads. Tomorrow, another First Nh
tlopal picture will be presented. II is
called The Woman In Ills House" and
Is special production by the same
director who produced THE Child Thou
Gavest Me-" the big feature Of last
week.
Conway Tearle at the Rlalto.
Conway Teurle. one of tho leading
male stars OF the screen WIN be pro-
sentcd at the Rialto Theatre today and
tomorrow In one OF his newest pictures
"The Fighter" This is q big story,
based on modern business and the un-
tiring efforts Of strong -willcd man
who finds his love and fortune bound
UP In big crisis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
AMvogMENTs.
McIatyrs : Meath Please.

Mcintyre Z Heath. who arc pre-
senting Red Pepper nt The Play
house. are pleasing large crowds. The
engagement closes tonight. "Rcd Pep
per" Ii a spectacular musical comedy
in two acts and elk scenes, and pre-
scented by tho .Messrs. Shubert. In
this new musical play James Mclnl
tyrc impersonntcs Juniper Berry and
Thomas Heath Jimpson Weed, who. IN
tho laughable stofy arc two walters
In tho Casino Mt Havana. near the race
track Tho play derives It's title from
a race horse named "Rcd Pepper"
"The White Peacock
"The White Peacock" modern ro-
mantle play, In the vehicle in which
Madame Petrova has returned to the
dramatic stage. Tho play waa written
by the brilliant and beautiful star her.
self, who has varied her successful
efforts on stage and screen by liter
airy work that has given her interna-
tional fame. The heroine OF this ro-
nance Is charming, spirited Span
isli woman. who separates herself
from her husband. establishes a studio
and wins the love OF n dashinR. young
.caballero. Out Of the dramatic con-
flict that follows she rises triumphant.
The company supporting the author
star comprises Leon Gordon. r.. L..
Fernandez, George c. Thorpe, NAL
colin Fassctt. Charles Brokaw, Pudson
Langill, Ludmilln Toretzha. Doris Car
penter and Letha Walters. The pro-
duction of 1.-The White Peacock"
30, n. a
Saturday. December and 10, with a
Saturday matinee.
Guy Bates Post.
| Katherine Raynor. who IL appearing
/ i'm "The Masuueradcr" M The Play
/ house December 16 and II, having
| been retained by Cay Bates Post for
I the world tour upon which he Is soon
/ to start. is one of the best known
and liked actresses on the Americn
stage. For years Miss Rnynor APP
peared under the foremost managers
and producers and her work In the
leading cities is remembered in O score
of plays.
Nola ST. Clair star In Garrlck Biit.
company OF two, is the star Of tn,
current Garrick vaudeville program
She plays In Pieces of Eight" a de.
lightful comedy as novel as its title
Miss st. Clair is rare comedienn'
with personality and real charm. Tn,
rest of the acts and the photopla,
ftaturo are of the same high stand
ard. Tonight Ia the last presentation
OF this bill. When the program
changes tomorrow. Barto and Clark
In yaudeville's latest novelty cslle'
columbia and Victor" become the bii
features. Accompany of six player
headed by Mason and cole will pre-
sent the delectablo musical coined.
Toys of Destiny" The sydney Deni
players, stock company OF vaudeville
will present ''Christmas III Jai." Shel
don and sheldon, novel tumblers, ar
also on the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
Article XVIII.

This instrument shall be sub
mitted forthwith by his Majesty's
government for the approval OF
Parliament and by the Irish sigma
tories TO n meeting summoned for
the purpose Of members elected to
sit in the House of Commons OF
Southern Ireland-and. if approved.
Il shall he ratified by the neces-
sary legislation,
Signed on behalf of the British
delegation:
Lloyd George.
Austen Chamberlain.
Birkenhead.
Winston Churchill,
Worthington Evans,
Hamar Greenwood,
Gordon Hewart
On behalf of the Irish delegation:
Art OF Groiobhtha arthur Grit
fith).
Michael o. o. Sileain (Michael
Collins),
Riobard Bar;un (Robert c. Bar
toni.
L. S. Dugan Damon J. Duggan),
. Seorsa Ghabgain vi Dhubhthaigh
George Gavan Duffy.
Dated the 9th OF December. 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
manner hereinafter appearing. .
Article XIV.

At any time after the date here
OF the Government Of northern Ire
land and the provisional Govern
ment OF southern ireland, herein
after constituted, may meet for the
purpose of discussing provisions,
subject to which the last OF the
foregoing article Is To operate I'm
tho event of no such address as "a
therein mentioned being presented.
and those provisions may includes:
(A) safeguards with regard to pa
tronaEe In northern Ireland. tB)
safeguards with regard to the col
lection OF revenue In northern Ire-
land, 'tC) safe guards with regard
to import and export duties affect
ing the trade and industry OF
northern ireland, CD safeguards
for the minorities In northern Irc-
land, (E) settlement OF financial
relations between northern Ireland
and the Irish Free state, Cry es-
adjustment and powers of n local
militia In northern Ireland aud
the relation of the defence forces
OF the Irish Free State and of
northern Ireland. respectively.
and IL at any such meeting provi-
sions are agreed TO, tho same shall
have effect as II they We're includ-
cd amongst the provisions subject
to which the powers of Parliament
and of the. Government OF the
Irish Free State are to b. ex-
ercisable I'm northern Ireland
under Article XIV, hereof.
Article NvI.
Neither the Parliament of the
Irish Free State nor the parlia-
ment of northern Ireland shall.
make any law so as either direct
ly or indirectly TO endow any re-
ligion or prohibit or restrict the
free exercise thereof or give any
preference or impose any disabil-
ity on the account OF religious be-
lief or religious status. or affect
pretudicially the right of any child
to attend school receiving public
money, without attending the re-
ligious instruction of the school.
or make any discrimination az re-
spects State aid between schools
under the management of the diff
ferent religious denominations, or
divert from any religious denomi-
nation or any educational institu-
tion any of its property except for
public utility purposes and on the
payment OF compensation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
Article VII.
Article VIII.

Win . view 10 securing obsery-
80 Ct ,hs principle OF interna-
hoonl ,.yu..atie OF armamcnts, IL
th> GoWoeumea, OF the Irish, Free
ONoo eGsahllGhss and maintains a
00t0ry osfeaAs force. tho es,eb-
,tGa0Sns sAeroei SAAsl no. exceed
q Gs0 0saA Drsperuon Of ,hs mill
.Ary oO0el6hnsuts maintained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
ANlne yarley,lie.

There y something TO please every-
ono on ths bill at tho Aldine Theatre,
Market 1t Eighth street, today. In the
Btereopticon Dance Creation there "
A remarkable display of artistic en-
deavor. a company of good-looking
girls interpret n scrics Of Individual
istic dances, against a beautiful back
ground. This net In one OF tho seasons
sensations in vaudeville. The Bird
Cabaret might almost soom to be
enacted by human beings. 70 cleverly
do tho feAthered beauties perform their
respective parts. Tho feature picture
Ia High Heels. with the fascinating
Gladys Walton In the stellar role.
ACREEE.
~The Shelk- Draws Big Crowds.
Not only from the thousands of thu
citizens OF Wilmington who have read
the book does the picture Tho Shcik
now ut the Queen Theatre draw IT,
patronage. There are thousands more
who taking the word Of friends wht
posseys familiarity with the story and
delighted with the prospect OF Agnes
Ayres and Rudolph Valentines ap.
pcarancc In the film, have nocked tt
the theatre to sec this Hmazinl
romance. When Edith N. HUI wrote
tho story, she probably little dreamed
OF the name OF popularity that woul,
sweep the whole English speakin,
world. The book was n sensation an'
the film is even more than this.
awhat DO Men wanti- Thrills.
More common sense than sensation
alIsm II exercised by Lois Wcbei
the woman producer. In the present1
ton OF her f,lm success What Do Me
want7" current Mt tho majestic The
atre. She has not paid go much at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
Article XIII.

For the purpose of the last fore
going article the powers of the
Parliament of Southern Ireland
under the Government of Ireland
act of 1920, 10 elect members of
the Council of ireland, shall after
the Parliament of the Irish Free
state is constituted be exercised
by that Parliament.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
cSu Ser ct. 8onifaaiusfirhe Dien-

Sn Ser st.. 8onifa5iusfirbe Diem
ltagmorgen lebter ISOLDE IN Der 5rH-
be las bobp'iter Msgr. &i6ter cine
8rautmeiie unO fopulierte Batrif
@rabam nno Mittne Bertha aleber.
Moge Dem Scare Ser Gbeitano ME
gum @ebeitanb mer6en!
Gamilie S. 8. @0b befinoet iif
gu brei @obet tangent geiu6e bel
ben in Sart, Mid., mobneroen gltern
Der Jrau @dGb.
Sobn Eieoeman1 nn6 @attin iino
bon mebrere @ohen tangent 8eiuds
bel 8er1panoten in Sleepy @De nno
Re6 8ing na6 Sauie 5uriidgefebrt.
Sacob Meper nnb Srn11 ma6ten
per Mnto cine 5our 0urb Nor6-Da<
fota nn6 Canada.
Die bieiigen Columbus Sitter nno
iene bon Song Hrairie tperben am
fommen0en Sonntag Elm genteiniames
Bicnic i'm 8arf anf Ser SI6ieite bes
9afe Siafis abbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Greenmalo.

6rs6. 8iesfe befinoet iih in cincm
Sospital gu minneapolis, no CT iif
elmer eliidlib Derlaufener Sptratiol1
llnter5og. Soffentlib miro er balo
nod bier 5uriidfebren f6n1er.
@etraut mur0en am WitttDoh 6.
8riaie uno SRI. @n1iloa 8%anoer5eioe.
M0ge ibr gbeleben elm itets un6etrub-
tes ieinl
Sen. O%ien6orf uuo Sobm Soiep1
bon Dubuque, Soma, eritattetcn bier
nnb in Der Nahbaridaft mobnenoen
8erapanoten langeren 8eina.
Samilie Sacob Bfeffer BON 9nlutb
mar bier un6 in @lroia bon 5rei,
tag biz 5onntag @5aite ibrer Ser,
,pnnoten.
Mid). 59onborn ben Mabnomen
belt ii6 bier mebrere Gage beinbs=
peiie anf.
Tran gliiabetb &leini6miot begab
li6 anfangs lebter 8obe nod Dnz
lutb, no lie pGbren0 Ser 8o6e Ser
manote rn0 8reunoe nit 8einb En-
frente.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
meire Grope.
@etrortt ml1r6en borlebten

@etralt mnr0en borleBter Diem
itag mqbren6 zines bonn bodpp. P.
Martin, .. e.. 50, in Ser bieiigen
8farrfir9e 5elebrierten So6aeitsamz
tes Carl Moore u11o Sri. Mppolonia
Meper, Go6ter Ser Samilie &erman
9. WeDer, bel Ser 6as @o65eitsmabl
,eingenommen tpur0e, moraltf oas jun
&c Haar nit Sen moblgemeinteiten
@lud1piinihen cine Sob5eitsreiie na6
Ontario, Ganaoa, antrat, bon MO 5u=
riidgefebrt, basielbe lid anf Der 6arm
Ser glternn Der Braut bduslib efn-
ri6ten miro, anf Der ii6 ser 8rdnti<
gam Ser Bieb5n9t mi6men miro. DaB
eS :bem iungen Haare ltets m%oblergez
be, lit ser Wuni6 0es uNor0fern."
George 8altes uno @attin, 6ran
Sermonn 8. MeDer nnb Clinton MeD@
er maren 5orntag in ct. Glono, mo-
lie sic int ct. &apbaels &ospital UNI
tergebra6ten pier5ebn Sabre alte Sod
ter Ser Semitic @ermarn $. Meper,
Sic ba1 elbit megen 8lin66arment5iin@
0nng operiert ml1rbe, bein6ten nno in
notwithstanding gutem 3nltanDe bor=
fan6en.
Muf ser Mbite Stod 5arm mnr0e
0os gieb offi5iea unteriu6t unO I'M
belten 3nltanDe porgefnnoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
5auf Centre

Sn ser ct. Em1ls Stride mur0e am
lebten Sage 0es Wonats Stunt 0as
8atronsfelt in feierli6er 8eile be-
gangen.
glm Dienltag bergangener 8ode
1egnete ser bo9m. SEER u. Mr5t in
ser Ct. Nanls Stride Ben 5mii6en
Clinton &lein it. unD Sri. Maria BON
&abermont, Sodter Ser 6an1ilie sos.
ban &obermont, geibloiienen Che
bnn6, unb in ser &onigin Der gngelz
Stride tral1te AM gleiden Gage bo6=
miirDiger SEER Sobn 6earon 9fi6olaS
Sern1es BON 9eonaro, Minn., mitTrl.
&il6a 9iebel, Io9ter Ser 5amilie Mn=
ton 2iebel Don Dier. 9us eritge=
nonnte Eoar fat lid bereits I'M &lein=
&eim noro0itli9 bon bier bauslib ein
geri9tet, un6 bas le%btgenannte bat
Iiein &eim auf 6es 8rautigams 6arm
nabe 2eonar6 gemadt. M0ge es Sen
Neupermdblten gemoB sen ibnen emit
botenen @Iidmniii6en ant eigenen
Serb ltets t%poblergeben.
BUR bierten Sl1ltfeier batte it6 in
6em 1abe gelegenen 6airD Safe &e=
fort cine groBe Men'6enmenge CUR
|Seier bes glorrei6en Gierten einge=
fnn6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Surembnr9.

Sic Stear11s County GuernleD
Breeoers 81 l%ociation miro ibr orittes
Sabres : Eicnic a1n Weontag, Ben II.
Suli, ouf Ser Sbermoo0 6arm 1T Dem
be1n96urten &in1bau balten, no &err:
5berpoo0 cine i60ne @erOe regiltrirz
ter @uerniep @ieb gu eigen bat. Die
5preder 1in6 S. s. Staffer0 bon
Dem glmerican @uern1ep Cattle Gll1b,
g. g. @il1on bon ser Minneiota
@uernlep Breeders M1loctation nno
gountp=M gent @untemer BON StearnS
County nnb Stitto bon @eder. Cute
'Mulif, Safe nnb @uerniep &abm=
fame mer6en fret geliefert beim Hic=
mic 6eitelien. Gin Sag anf Der Sber=
MOOD 6arm am II. Snlt, miro ltb
ols Elm 6rel1oentag fir ale Seilneb=
mer geitalten.
Sic &imbaa Gales &abiaon nn6
6oir M1Iociation fat nit etnem &qpiz
tai bon $4,000 in ie $500 Mnfetle,
i%nforporiert. Mn ser Spibe Ser Sn=
corporation ltebt 81. s. 9ougblaB alS
HrGiioent. SSn Die Direftorenbeb0r6e
geb0ren 1el1ti9en Namens Ste Ser
rem 2eonor6 @ngel, 6. g. nnfel, SEQ
6. @unfel, Mler 8reit un6 Sobn 80.
Steiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07

be, sen tie iiber Sen Suli binal1s aus.
Debnen per0en. d
81. 81. Gbeiien bat feline @obnung
bur6 einen geraumigen Mnbau per=
gr0Bern laiien.
hinton Mhlggli un0 Gattin lino Mitte
LETTER @obe bon elmer nod Nortb
9afota gemabten 9eiudstour 5uriid-
getebrt. Sn 8tdarOton mobnten lie
Ser &od5eti ibres .Sobnes @erbarb
nit Sri. Mngelicn Dinius Bel. Die am
IA. SUM- in ser st. Mdrienfirbe
ltattfan6.
Nad mebrere Sage tangent 8eiu>
DIE inn &C. 6. 8enners Seim iim0
Matb. @enner, Gral unS Sobn 8ils
freq nod ibrem Seim in @abpeton,
g. g., 5uriidaefebrt.
6rar &oia @balen bon Sanborn,
Sa., erfreute iib bier auf einige Gage
Ser @aitfreun0i6aft Ser 9r. Suite
rers 5amilie; aus Ser glei6en Srtz
idaft maren S. 8. Gibbs uno Srau
i'm Sntterers Seim at @a1te.
8mttermaber Mntpn S6leppenba6
BON ser golo Spring Cooperating
Creamery Miiociation fonnte ben let-
ten Monat ols Sen beiten @ei6afts=
monot in ser @ei6ibte Ser bieligen
9utterfabrif ber5ei6nen. ST beri6=
tet elm Grr9i6nittsergebnis bon 105
&iibel Butter per @o6e ooer gegen
$1,000 Hfun6 mdbrenb bes Monats
SUM.
Iran 8eter IS. 8altes nn6 So6=
ter CLARA bon Sleepy gDe, Winn.,
'bielten ith bier mebrere Gage bein9s=
meiie in Sen 6amilien Sobn 8altes
11no 81. Sdleppenbad) anf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
albany.

@eil groBortig sic fir oie Teler
oes glorrei6en &ierten enttporf enel1
9l1ne, mar grobartig Ser Serlanf oes
Settles, oas bier am Sierten Srlt i'm
8eiiein elmer groBen Menidenidaar
beaange11 lpl1roe. Son Ser Hara0e an
eefongen bis our lekten Seltitunoe &C.
brad1 es an ltnterbaltungen ni6t, 10
bob Ser %augemeine Musiprnd) oabln
lautete, 0ub felt Sabren feine 4. Suit
feier 10 gldn5enO IN NlbanD begal1ge1l
tpuroe mie Sic o~iesidbrige.
Sn Der oel,tldzepangelild en Stride
tpuroen Dienitog letter @ode getral1t
6reb. Sdleid)er BON bier uno Sri.
Martho Gbrilten, Godter Ser Tomil=
lie Sobonn gbrilten bon Soloingtoro.
M0oe es oem iungen Eoare am et=
genen @erbe ouf ser nabe Mlbonp &C.
Iegenen 6orm oes Saters oes gral1t1=
oants Itets nod &unid) %ergeben!
Sohn 8. Sheib bon 3etroit, Wtlf..
Fielt iid) cine @o6e lang bier an Der
Seite ieiner Gltern oltf.
0os ieds Sobre olte Sodterdlet
ser 6omilie 2oren5 Gobn1eter bat 11d
bon Ieirer id)limmen &ranfbeit mieoe1
bouitanoig erbolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
pter3.

Die 8ierte Snlifeier oerlief bier bel
Ser i60nen 8itterung in miini6ens@
merter 8eile, gab es ia 6oppelte @ele=
genbeit, it9 Der 9anfmiiroigfeit 0es
Cages gu %erfreuen. Mn muiifalii6eh
11n0 ionitigen unterbnltungen feblte
es ni9t, nnD gum Gan5pergniigen luo
6ie 6auit-&alle Elm. Mit elmer berr,
liden, ME bier id0ner geiebenen Ba-
robe mur6e bas &agesfeit eingeleitet.
Mn ienem Gage puro a1d Die bon
Sobn 81. &aa16 auf Der 5Moieite 6es
Bier5 Slid Safe neu erri6tete San5=
baue Dem 8ergniigen e%roffnet, un6
auf ienem 5eitplabe feblte es an err
miini6ten 8ergniigen nnb grfrii6nn<
gen nidt
Sci ei11em porlebten 0ienltag in
Ser 81. Soiepbsfirde bonn bobm.
8farrer 5tiegler geinngenen graut=
a1nte lieBen ibren Srel1bnn0 0nr6
Y%rie1tersban6 iegnen SEQ @clbar,
'Sobn Der Jamilie Martin @elbar BON
bier, nno Sri. &utbari1ra 9lof, So6z
ter Der Gamilie Sermann 8lof, glei6=
fails bon bier. Sci BEN 8ranteltern
ml1r6en i'm 8eiiein bieler @aite Die
&od5eit gefeiert, Die CUR gntbiet1ng
Ser ber3liden @liidpini6e beitens
a%nsgen11bt mur6e.
M0ge es Dem iungen Baare I'M
eigenen @eim 81 Sampton, Winn.,
ltets nab @nni6 ergeben!
Die Srti6nft 8enola prangte ant
glorrei6en 8ierten gum erlten Scale
in eleftrii6er 8eleudt1ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Glro1a.

Heter Braun, it,, be5og sic iinglt
eingeri9tete ne11e 8obnung oeS S.
i. 8reitbad.
gilbert SEEMING murbe BON leiner
Satin nit einem m1nteren 50bn6en
be- denft. MDge es CUR Sreuoe Ser 81
tern mad1en un0 %ge0eiben!
6amilie Sacob Yfeffer bon Dnll1tb
.lpor Sprmtagsgalt I'M bieiigen ger@
panbten= uno 6reunbenfreile.
No1 %langerem 8eln6e IN Mab=
non1en lit Soiepb Sein5e mieoer oa=
beim eingetroffen.
Sodm. gomorD Sieben, 8. g. s.,
ben Minneapolis bielt ii6 bier metz
rere Sage Bel @ermanoten uno
Ureunoen bein6sneiie anf.
Soiepb SpelOrib begob itd nod
'Mobnomen, no er iib nod 1etnen
9anointerelien nmiab.
Martin &etteratb bon Nortb Gufo=
ia mar mebrere Sage bier in SEN So
milien Eeter @erges unb Mlbert5patb
at @aIte
SIM onBergep0bnlid boben Sitter
BON 50 Sabren fat 6rau Sobann Sell
ling cine ser 8ionier : M%niieOlertn@
men oes Eopn Safe George borleb=
ten 5onntag bas 3eitli6e ge1egnet.
9onnerltagmorgen fan6 Die 8eeroi=
gung na9 einem in Ser bieltgen
Bfarrfir9e gebaltenen Seelenamte
Itatt. M0ge tie ruben in Srieoen!