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Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
AmaunshHe ca Fire Cans Dspmramsnt.

Al 1l1s 0'eio1k 11uEsdAy morning a hnn alarm was senx fn frum Bum IA. cnEner ue Wegc MAfn and ThmEes sfHuex l-r nro n ena anAnmnulZhs owned ky the hl1gczs Lanndry and arkxen by N1AEhnal AAA 11a klazs Wzs pmE a1E wiAhnuk amy N@n&a AefnE @uma- M wmE eMmzEA hy C1Ea1 wnes In the eE
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
were Wedding Guests.

Mrs. George Kahn, Miss Helen Kahn of Franklin, Herbert McNeely and Misses Dorothy and Susan McNeely of Norwich were guestsat the Jamesp Thompson we'd ding at Groton last Tuesday. Owing to recent bereavement in the family, the wedding was very quiet one, only the family and a few friends being present Mrs. Jameson formerly Miss Gladys Thompson of Norwich Town) was grad uate of Norwich Free Academy. later of Simmons college in Boston, and for the past two years was dietitian at Ellis uni yersity at Schenectady NY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
shever. rer MIs. pilnthsrriok.

4 miscellaneous shower was rendered
 Miss Gertrude Blatherw5ck Monday. eve ing in the rest room of the Carpenter manufacturing plant on Newton street. Miss Blatherwick received many beaUti- full gifts from her fellow employees at the plant. Refreshments were served and music enjoyed until a late hoir. The rest room at tine plant was pretttly decorated for the occasion. About twenty-eight friends enjoyed the, social time. <s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

Lieut.. James H. .Doolittle, of the Army Air Service, made the first airplane flight across the continent from Jacksonville to San Diego within elapsed time of 24 hours; actual flying time q hours and IS minutes. and his elapsed time of 22 hours and 51 minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

According to recent announcement from Belgium, the death sentence imposed on Jacques Jeannes, the be- trayer of Edith Cavell, English nurse, has been commuted to life imprisonment. +44-=-Al.azAA7xEk kasM
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

The ordinary canary is greenish iD the wild state, becomes yellow in cap tivity, and turns red if fed on red pepper.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

First Baptist church. which was sched- uied for Tuesday afternoon, was post Poned to this CThu-sday) afternoon. at 3
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

o'clock. in the psrlorz cs the First Bsp- list church Mrs. David A. Pitt is to give the address of the afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
AMERICAN BOND CAMPAIGN TO
 SPREAD THROUGH STATE

Hartford, Bridgeport and New Haven are to be other state centers flor the American Bond, which has started it's nationwide campaign in Norwich in the past two weeks during which secretar- fes of the organization have made ad- dresses at churches and schools and before several organizations in this city. From Norwich the speakers covered other points in eastern Connecticut.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
CREENEVHLE

Six hours after high water it is low watere. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
Winds.

 Worth of sandy Hook Fresh west and icrihwest and weather fair Friday. sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh north rssl and north and weather partly over .art Friday.
 Conditions
 The disturbance that was central over Lake Huron Wednesday night has nov ld rapidly northeastward to the Gulf of 7fl Lawrence. attended by showers in 1ortols of the North Atlantic states, and another disturbance of wide ex- tcnt was over the Cahadian northwest and the Rocky Mountain region Thurs jay night and moving eastwcrd. An area of high pressure of great mag niture was over the eastern half of the country Thursday night and moving rap Idly eastward. The temperature was lower Thursday over middle and northern sections from the Mississippi river east ward. except the northern lake region. The indications are for generally fair weather Friday and Saturday in the Att iantic states. Continued cool weather in he Middle Atlantic and North Atlantic states Friday will be followed by rising temperatures Saturday.
 Forecast.
 For southern New England. fair and tooler Friday; Saturday fair with rising temperature.
 Observations in Norwich. The Bulletins observations show the following changes in temperature and sarometric records Thursday
 Ther. Bar "a m. .................. 5S 2ss0 i2 m ............ 62 29.60 SD. m. ................. 54 2s7o Highest 62. lowest 54.
 Companions.
 Predictions for Thursday: Cloudy probably local rains.
 Thursdays weather: Generally fair, sooler.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

SUN. MOON AND TIDES.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

Butter was used by the ancients at
 times as fuel.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
GEreRutEfiM
THE WEATHER.

Sorwiah, FrIday. oct. fs. isaa.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

Predictions for Thursday: Cloudy, probably local rains.
 Thursdays weather: Generally fair, s0oler.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

The Bulletins observations show the following changes in temperature and sarometric records Thursday:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

q Sun Il High il Moon
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
IS YOUR HEALTH
 GRADUALLY SLIPPING?
interesting Experience of Texas Lady Who Declares That More Women Knew About Cardui They Would Be Spared
 Much Sickness and Worry.

Navasota, Texas.-Mrs. w. MsPeden, ofthis place, relates the following interest ing account of how she recovered her strength, having realized that she was actually losing her health:
 "Health is the greatest thing in the world, and when you feel that gradually slipping away from you, you certainly sit up and take notice. That is what did some tinlc ago when found myself in a very nervous, rundown condition Of health. was so tired and felt so lifeless could hardly go at all.
 Il was just no account for work. l would get a bucket of water and would feel so weak l would have to set it down before I felt like Icould lift it to the shelf. In this condition. of course, to do even my housework was a task almost i'm possible to accomplish.
 ''I was nervous and easily upset.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10

1 couldn't rest well at night and was just lifeless.
 'T heard of Cardui and after reading decided had some female trouble that was pulling me down. sent for Cardui and began it. =.
 'Ina a very short while after began the Cardui Home Treatment l saw an i'm provement and it wasn't long until l was all right-good appetite, splendid rest, and much stronger so that easily did my house work.
 ''Later took a bottle of Cardui as 3 tonic. 1 can recommend Cardui and glad " do so, for if more women knew, it would save great deal of worry and sickness"
 The enthusiastic praise of thousands of other women who have found Cardui helpful should convince you that it is. worth trying. All druggists sell 1t.
 7a
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior.

O3S8S1
 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
 July 28, 1922.
 Notice is hereby given that James H. Wiltbank, of Edgar, Arizona, who, on April Is, 1917, made Homestead Entry, No. O33821 forsNW4 Section Il, Township S-N., Range 28-E., c. 6 s. R. B. 6 Meridian, has filed notice of intent ion make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be- fore Levi s. Udall. Clerk of the Super for Court, at St Johns, Arizona. on the 5th day of September. 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Ellis W. Wiltbank, Minor L. Hall, both of Edgar, Arizona, Milford J. Wiltbank, of Greer, Arizona, Michael Hale, of Springerville, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES, 8-3-22, 8-91-22. Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
A SUBTLE PLAN

Master (to cook)-You needn't say anything to your mistress, Jane, but have you policeman for a sweetheart?
 Cook (indignantly) = Certainly not, sir.
 Master-Then you'll have to get one, or else leave. I want someone to eat up the cold mutton.-Shef- field Telegraph.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
Notice For Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona
 June 29, 1922.

O38655
 NOTICE is hereby given that Filomeno Gallegos, of St. Johns, Arizona, who, onlDec. Is, 1919, made Homestead Entry, No. O38655, for SE4 Sec. and NE4 Sec. 12, Twp. 12-N,, Range 30-E., G. 6 SIR. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intent ion to make Three Year Proof, to estab- fish claim to the land above described, before Levi s. Udall, Clerk of the Su- perior Court, at St. Johns; Arizona, on the 10th day of August, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Mariana Griego, Antonio Lucero, Jose Gallegos, Luiz Chavez, Jr., all of St. Johns, Arizona.
 JOHN R. aTOWLES, 7-6-22-9-3-22 Register
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
Want Library for Every Ship.
Register.

During the recent war the American Library association placed for the use of the men of the merchant marine ships a total of 25O,000 books. These books were made up into libraries and shifted from one vessel to another Recently the American Merchant Ma rine Library association has been or ganized for the purpose of carrying on this work, under the slogan, "A Li- hrary for Every Ship."-The Class mate.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
DISCOVERY NEEDED

He came upon a friend angling in a most unrroftable stream.
 "Hello, Jack; what are you fish ing for?"
 And Jack, with that same look of disgust, grunted:
 sThat's what I'd like t knowI I'-- Richmond Times-Disnatch.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10

Mrs. Justwed = Are you sure that's a young chicken?
 The Poultryman = Ma'am, that bullet has barely reached her teens. A miss of her age would be a mere school girl.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
DIRECT FORD AGENCY
 What does it mean for St. Johns TT MEANS:

IT WEAIVO:
  Fodson work End complete ndand reador al times. and that those with them  Ah That speciality will help and advice on yor Tractor blowing threng things that willy
 believes his gift he ehasge generalyb
 support build good business for St. Johns keep money elsewhere
The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-10
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
pier3.

@ommen6en 9ienitag miro III Der
ct. Soiepbs Stride BET einem 8raltt.
ante Mrdibal6, 5obn BET 6ran Bm.
2eioenfroit, SRI. Maria Neiiius, Sob-
ter ser Gamilte Sacob Neiiias, als
8raut gum Grnualtare fabren.
5ral SO. 8ermergfir6fen uno ibre
godter, Grau 81. 3. 9ealD, meroe1
gn6e 6ieier 8ode bon ibrem 1T So
lifornien rabe 2os Mngeles gema6-
ten @ertpanotenbeiube 5urlderlpartet.
Saeob Hblepien uno Gral1 bon 8uf-
falo, Mtrn., itno nab mebrere Gage
tangent 8eiu6e int 6eim Der Sran
8ernb. @roB, Der Meutter Der 5ral1
@blepien, nod Sauie 5urudgefebrt.
2ebten Samitag itn6 6rau Altri6-
ter uno 6ie Serren @ei0enbaa un0
SSanorsfi bon bier in Seem Dorf gu
ibrer Seimatreiie auf bobe See gee
gangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Rofpiue.

SSn Ser 5a1nilie 8ernbaro Senien
far6 ein muntereS Sobnden pilfom<
meme Qufnabme. W0ge es CUR 6reaoe
Ser gltern madien un6 geoeiben!
S. s. 8riining 1n6 8amilie bon
Serbian, Minn., trafen bier SamItag
arf Ser @eiterreiie no@ &i6mon6 Elm
Nid. &aui6 ltno Grau Mi6. 9oz
denoorf bon bier nobmen an bem
Donneritag bergangener ISOLDE III ct.
Nidolas itnttgefun6enen 8egrdbnilie
Ser Margaretba &anl6 tell.
SRI. Dlibia @eismant fat lire
.5teGe in Ser bteiigen Bolfoffice auf-
gegeben. 9as 3oItamt mur0e in 8eiS=
manns Store berlegt, no einlfpetlen
Sacob Weismann ieines Mmtes als
maltet, Big ELM 1eler 8oit
beamte bon @afbington aus ernannt
tpor0e11 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
YEN u1unih.

&oGmTter ST.. Nbt Nlcuin Deuti9,
8. e. 9. BON ct. Sobns, ipraG in
8egleitung 5tpeier bodap'iten 8eneoif-
tiner-Mebte D%onnerftag Dergange1er
ISOLDE beim bodtD. P. Gerhard, 9.
g. g., bor.
Die @bepaare 2eotar6 nrb 2ar>
bert 8ormS bon Weeire @robe bradb-
ten Sen Sonntag bier IN Der Samilie.
Matbias 0ornrS au.
Sri. Soa 2uotpig lit mad mebrere
Wobe1 Iangem 8eiude bel ibren bier.
1pobnenoen glter1t 5u brer Mrbet IN
Minneapolis 5urldgetebrt.
San1ilie Ben. Sboerer bon ct.
glou6 bielt itd am Sonntag bier
beindgpeiie III 6er5amilte oes 8raat.
ereibeiibers Matb. 8itl oIf.
&ern1a1r 8enolfen 1n6 before
&alfte bon &olbingforb genoiiea Die
gonntogsfreuben bier in Der Ganrilie
6es gruoerS sos. g. 8enolten.
Mid. 8inte r1tr6 Sro1t erfreuten
iih @onntog bes 8eiudeg Der 6an1i-
lie Nid. Sung.
sos. IS. 8enolfen ltn6 SSobn S. Mlt.
mann spare1 Dienitag b%ergange1ter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Q1eire Grope.

Die Samilten Sen. Sm6iefe uno
Seinri9 6. MeDer mobnten Der Seter
Der bol5ernen &odaeit 0es 8ilb. S.
8rimus @bepaares BET.
@eorgl Ser5og bon Melroie miro
mdbrero Ser Commemorate a1f Der
Sarm ser @atbarina S6mieiing Mns
billie leiiten.
Soieph, Sern1anr uno Mlois SSr1.
0iefe bon 8luffton waren Sonrtags-
gdite ibrer bier mobnenoen 8ertpano=
ten.
Nib. Conner nnb 5obn 2ambert
bon Melrole genoiien Die 5on1togse
frel1ben bier IN Der 8amilie Sobann
81. @aspers.
9eonaro @al5 nn6 Sobter Clara
iprader Sreitag IN @ei6aften uu0
glei6faus 5u 8eiub IN Welroie Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11

te 5tun6e1t I'M 5obn girnigs Seim.
Mgnes Sinnemann urb Waria Dirt
mann baben itb our 8ieoeraufnabme
'ibrer Stnoien mad ct. SobnS 5nrid..
begeben.
Der borlebten Mittlpo9abeno III Der
.2altrl1p Sa4e beranitaltete Ean5 mar
gut beiuht, un0 Sung nno Mt er-
freuten fid Der bnen ~geboteten Der
gniigens.
Dieie ISOLDE 5reitag miro bas bon
beimiidem 5oleut aaafgefibrte 2pit-
iptel Deacon Dl1bbS" tn Der Ge.
metnoebale aben0s 81 nodmaliger
Muffubrung g%elangen.
6rau Sobar1 Mauid un6 &ir1oer
maren BEL .ibren in Nem Wuni6 mob.
nen6en @ermanoten gu 8e1n6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Dnln1.

emma Sii6biered, Die iieben Sabre
alte Eodter Der 5amilie sos. Sii6bie=
red erlitt idlimme 8rm0nunoen,
nah6em lire &lei6er Seuer gefangen
batten. Dos unglid ereignete iid)
porlebten Samitag. Sonntagnadmtt<
tag itarb baS &ino, ser 2iebling ser
Gamilie, un6 p1tr6e Dienltags nod
einem bonn bodpp. Serrn 8inlfa gee
,baltenen Hequiem auf Dem bieiigen
@ottesader b%eer0igt. Sen 10 i6mer ge-
prnften gltern p11r6e in ser Stunbe
6es berben 8erlultes angemeines Set
lei6 beflnbet.
6ran5 Mbrens, elmer unierer jun
gen populdrer Mdinner bat iib am
Dienitag LETTER @o6e NIT SRI. @oB-
berg berbeiratet.
Die @bepaare Sobanm @infelmart1
Seinri9 8infelman1 eritatteter1
~Dorlebten Sonntng in ct. Soiepb eli
men 8eil19 un0 counter iib 6as Ser
gniigen 6es an ser oorttgen ct. Be-
ne6tfts @ta0emte aufgefiibrten 56au,
ipiels Ser &aufmann bon @eneoig."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
fdrrning.

@ountb Superintendent Wn. y,
8oerger eritattete 1tnierer Sdule an
Donneritag LETTER 8o6e einen off.
5ielen 8eiu6 un0 fan6 aQes III be.
fer Sr6nlng.
Wdbren6 Der ttebrere Sage lo1ger
MbDeienbett 6es bodtp. P. N1tguftin,
8. g. g., tpeldber in 01tlntb omtli9e
Dienite berridtete, Deriab ser bodm.
P. 8aiil, 3. g. s., bon Der ct.
obns Mbtei Die bieiige @emetn6e.
Norbert Berger 1tn6 Sra1i ponaeel-
role tparer Sonntogsgaite Ser bter
'pobnen6en 6amilie Bernhard gieber.
Ding.
2ebrer S. S. Sda6egg 1tn6 @ottin
eritatteter1 borIebten Sarnitag in Sud.
man einen 8ef16.
Serntatttt Mtebals bon &idmono
belt itd Sontttag bier I'M Mrtor ga.
gen1eters Seim beiltdspeiie a1f.
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Safe 6cnry.

Das lekte 8o9e bon ser Bfarrftr=
de aus nod einem bonn bo91p. Serrn
Soiepb @in5 3elebrterten &eqniem
ltqttgefnt16ene 8egrdbnis 6eS Wt6.
&rGmer, zines nnierer angelebenert
6entiden M%itbirger, bate etne gro-
BE Eeilna6me. Nuspdrtige 5reunoe
nnb 8efannte batten iid nit @emetn>
oemitglie6ern pereint, I'M benz Ser
+itorbenen oas @brengeleite gum Got
tesader at gebenL no er iebt an Der
.5eite ieiner @attt11 nn6 @lterr rubt
in Grieben.
Matb. Spanier l1n6 6rul1 ma9ten
.lebte ISOLDE Donnerifag einen geiddfft-
li6en 8eiu6 in ct. @louo.
Mi@. 9ieier unb Sra1 bon Spring
Sin naren 5onntagsgaite Der bter
mobnenoen Gamilie @oltar0 SeB.
Sic Mitglieoer ser bteiigen @e-
meinoe iin6 NIT benz &erbeifbaffen
Der 5teine fir Die nel1e &tr6e bef6af-
tigt.
Clinton Nolfe unb @attin bon
.Spring SIN maren ant Sonntag bier
i'm Matb. Sdger's Seim at @afte.
6ral 8eter 8iirb nuroe borleb-
ten Samitag in ibrem ,&eim tpegen
@alenitein operiert, un6 tie beftnoet
ii9 iebt in etrem 8uitnnoe, Ser oie
.beiten Soffnungen a11f tire @eneiung
5uldbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
u1eIro1e.

Sn ser porlebten Montagabenb
itattgefunoenen Sabresperiammlung
ser Melroie Geuertpebr un6 Der 0a=
nit perbun6enen unterltubungs : Sc
1eqi6aft tp1troe sic 8eamten1pabl oes
SeuerzD epartements pie folgt Dorge-
nommen: Setnrib 8rimuS, Hrdii=
bent; Clinton S6afer, @icepraiioent;
@ap &leber, 5ariftmart; 60. @il=
liams, 56aBmeiiter; Sobn $. 8eite,
9elegat CUR 5taatsfonDention nit
9ermann SoQermann als Gertreter;
Seinri9 Siemnrm mur0e als Gbef ser
6euer1pebr ernannt un6 miro als fol-
6er ser StaatsfonDention %beipobnen.
Die MISREPRESENTATION mablte
folgen6e 8eamten: &einri9 8rimus,
BrGlioent; Sobn 8eite, 8iceprditoent;
81. &leber, S6riftpart; Sofepb Eris-
Ito, Sdabmeiter; in 6ie gerpaltungs-
beb0roe geb0ren: Otto 8ringe, @erm.
&oaermarn, So. @rtmus, s.. S. Sos
broef un6 81. 8obnen.
Ole Mitglie6er Ser ct. 8onifa5tus=
@emeir1be bielten porlebten Sonrtag
cine @eriammlung ab, in uel9er be-
i9loiien tpl1r6e, Ole 8ierte SSnlifeier IN
.uiirbiger @etfe 5u begeben, uno in Ser
Donneritogaben6 ftattgefunoenen 8u-
iammenfunft tp1tr6en Ole @omiteeS
ernonrt, sic nit Der 8orbereitung oes
6eftes betraut iino.
SRI. @Iiiabetb 9fenbed bon @in-
cinnati, Ohio, befinoet ii@ Bier bet
ibrer 56meiter, Grau Sreo. @obl-
mann, au @eiud, sen ite auf ben gait
5en CONNER a11s5uoebnen, ge0enft.
sssobn Eieoeman11 unb Srau reiften
Mitte lebter ISOLDE nod Sleepp @De,
Minn., 51 8eiub ibrer E0dter, Ser
6ranen Mlbert Susie un6 Balter Sen.
Geo. S. @eiien uno before 8dlfte
berabi6ieoeten ii6 D%ergange1er ISOLDE.
fir Souiten, Eeras, no &err @eiien
ais Delegat Ser &onbention Ser Bri=
6erIduft Der 2ofomotibbei5er nn6
2ofomotibfubrer antuobnen miro.
81. Muguit &ublmantt BON bier bat
lebten Donneritag in Der @ountp<Mu=
oitorsoffioe 5u ct. CLOUD feline &an-
6ioatur fir ons County @oronersamt
etntragen laIfen.
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freeport.

Sohp. SEER Siltner. @eneralbifar
ser Dio5eie 8ismarf, erfreute leinen
bier mobnenoen 8ruoer SEQ NIT Be
iud.
Beter @aoemaber b%ertaufte fem
acknowledgement un6 bat fem Seim
ra6 ct. Marti1 berlegt.
&err 8mad bon Mtllerbiue erfren-
te bier Sonntag ieinen 5obn Sran5
nit Beiud.
Die Direftorenbeb0roe ser 5ree-
port Sarmers Company belt 6rei-
tagabeno cine 8%eriammlung ab, in
tpel9er ote 8etrtebSleitung Der &C.
ieli9nft Dem Seinrt6 Sbmertfeger
un6 81. 6. @0bel iiberlalien muroe.
'griterer miro beit1 glufieben Ser Ma=
Idinerie bertpenbet meroen.
Sri. &elena 8olfing be1ubte I'M
2aufe bergangener @ode @erpan0ten
in ct. 8mul un6 Sarmington.
Srau Clinton 8olfing un0 So6ter
un6 Srau Sen. Slef reiiten onfargs
lebter ISOLDE 1a9 ct. 8a1l, 100 Tie
ibr 5rtfiinftiges Seim MAIDEN peroen.
Ma6 mebrere Wonate tangent Ser
bleib BEL ibren in Mrmitrong, Soma,
mobnenoen S0dtern, Sen Srnuen Mi=
&c &ugbes nn6 g. SEMEN, lit Sralt
81. &onnemann na6 bier 5urudge-
febrt.
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Rih1nono.

@Gbren6 zines DienItagmorgen in
Der ct. 8eter & 8al1ls Stride lieBen
am Dienitag bel eirem DO mbodJm. p.
Snno5ens, 8. g. g., bon Der ct.
Sobns Mbtei ,ge~feierten 8rautamte if
rem Ere11bun6 6ur6 Brteitersbano ieg
men Neter gton bon ct. Martin un6
Sri. Ebefla @ertten bon bier. SSrn
&eim ser 8ralt murbe im 8ertpano.
tenfreiie 6as @o65eitsfeit gefeiert, uo=
BEL Die 8erebeli6ten Die ber5li6ifen
@lidpiini6e fir cine geiegnete 3n=
f1tnft entgegennabmen. DaB fi6 0ieie
8unf6e Dem iungen Boare, bas in
|@t. Mortin oen eigenen Sero grin=
set, bertpirfli6en m0gen, lit Ser auf<
ri6tige 8unid oes uNoroltern."
Mo6oem er ]i9 bier nit Nnoreas
MoBmeisl be5iigli6 6es 8erfaufs Del
fen in @utbrie galegenen1 100 Mder
groBen Garm fir $4,000 Ben Mder
geeinigt batte, lit Seinri6 @lfooen
nob ieinem &eim in 2oporte> Minn.,
5nrufgefebrt.
8en. 2oden, tpel6er mebrere Wo=
note IN elmer 8arbieri6ule GIT 8ie=
baur> Mont., bai6dftigt mar, lit an
fangs lebter 8o6e bier eingetroHen
unb miro bier in glei6er @tgeni9aft
tdtig fem.
Somiiie Soiepb 8runing bon Sorz
ban, Minn., tpar tpdbren6 Der er1ten
goge lebter @o6e bier bel Ben @ltern
Ser Sra1 8runtng, @errn nno Sron
Sri6oIin @ur1t, gu 8eiu6.
Dieie ISOLDE Sreitagaben6 miro Ser
.re1t gegrin6ete @i6mono 5portsman
Club cine 8eriamtnl11ng baltet, in
ser peridie6ene nibtige Nngelegenbei=
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Qpon.
Ser bo6m. Snoianer-M iiiionar F

Ser bodup. Snoioner=M iiiionar P.
Mlois, 3 g. g., BON Ser @btte
gortb @eierbation eritattete int 2aufe
ser lebten ISOLDE ieinem Setter, Dem
bier als Bfarrer itationierten bodm.
P. Ragmts, .. g. g., einen freuno=
idaftli9en 8eiu6.
Martin S6mitt un6 Gral1 bon @l-
roia tparen bier Sonntagsgdfte ser
@ltern oes Serrn G9mitt.
Setter 3tpp bon CLEARWATER erfrenz
tie am 9onnerftag ur6 6reitag Die
5amilie feines bier mobnen6en 8ru.
oers Sobann NIT 8eiu6.
Sos @bepaar 8ernbar6 Ablen bon
&oloingforb nar Counting bier IN ben
Samilien 60. 8arbian un6 Ebeo6or
@obling gu @aite.
Wilbelm @eppers bon ct. 6rancis
genoB Mitte permi9ener ISOLDE Bter
sic @aitfreunoidaft Ser Samilie He-
ter Soft.
Sobann Beinmat1n un6 So9ter
Bouline bon Bter5 bielten ii6 anfangs
LETTER ISOLDE bier I'M Greun6esfreiIe
auf.
Ser Samtlie Strong Monus mur6e
Elm geiunoes 5obndeu geboren, tpos
an oe1 gItern oielfa6e @lndpunide
augingen.
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Greenmdlo.

Milbelm 3lesfe bat 1tG ATM Wtor1=
tag leBter @o6e nob Mbanp, ieinem
fiiroeren &eim, begeben, no er ein
@efbdft in probibitionsgemaben &C.
.i9enfen fdufli6 ibernommen bat.
Seine bieiige 8obnung %Derfaufte er
0em Clemens Sdnlte.
Nid. &rdmer nobnte oem letten
Treitog in Safe SenrD nbgebaltenen
-8%egrdbniiie ieines @aters, Mi6ael
&rdmer, BEL.
6rau Bilbelm Spatb nn6 So6ter
2ucine uaren Sonntagsgaite Ser in
Souf Centre mobnenoen 6amilie So
bonn &ipfa.
Mlbert 5mitb un6 @attin nebit
6ran 8ilb. 3iesfe eritatteten Dorleb=
ten Dienitag in Der @ountD=Soupt=
ltabt 8eIu6e.
8%anffaiiierer Sbeo6or 8nrit mar
Miittte bergqngener ISOLDE IN @e1daf=.
ten nod &idnnon6.
Roloin9foro
SRI. Srances 2auer lit bon Sos
Mngeles, @nl., tpe iie langere 3ett bel
ibrer Shtpeiter Selena 5u 8ein6 neil
te, mie6er babeim e%ingetroffen.
Gre6. Gang uno @attin uno Sran
S. SOB er}totteten IN 8egletung Der
6rau Otto Stein III Minneapolis Ell
men Sonntagsbelud.
Srau @eorg Miiler mar IN 8eglei-
tung ibrer 5dmeIter iber Sonntag
Bel in minneapolis 1pobnen6en Ser
panoten gu @uite.
6amilie q. Yenolfen perbra6te
Sen borlebten Counting Bel @ertpano~
ten in 6lensburg.
Maboem Soiepb Bias feline 8o=
fans in Minreapolis nerbraGt, 1T ct
fem bieiiges Mrbettsfeb 5uriid-
gefebrt.
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@elteL, IN 8ubua berbrndte, it Dor.
lebten 5reitug IN ibr bieiiges Seim
5uriifgefebrt.
Sobn BID un6 Sobn aaspar lpa.
rem Mittpob uno Donneritag b%erfloi,
iener 8obe in Stem Wnnid IN @e-
Hdften.
Die Did. Sbeiien 5amilie bat Die
@obnl1ng a1f Der &l1bert Bede 6arm
be3ogen uno miro 6ieien &erbit ibr
Seim mad glroia perlegen, no 9err
GbeHen als 2ebrer tdtig iein miro.
2eonaro Rirdner il. begab fid nod
M~inneapolis, no er arbeit ST. firoen
erboff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
5auf Centre

en- aor Gf Rn,tIs @Ird1e. in mel,
No., s;o ao;ha So, monton bipr her.
Harha,a =, maranro+ho Mm,ih o,foe.
hohr+ IN aeIohr;ortp am Oonnerlfoo.
1nraor b,m odt M, npr hodtn !Serr
ga m,,}6e, no, geit 11nio,, Gin STE.
a,,;en1 81, 6;o gppIenr,,hp Scr Dnhin.
aeimieap,,en mobp; hohfn SER SEQ
ro,, M, gn,,f gen+rp nla Diafon.
hodm Corr Ghip(a honWorsgprfnng
ors G,,bSiofon ,,na ;oer hodn. Orts-
nforror Mr,t NE ;gprprnonior off
aiortpn ,,nh ;apr hofbm p Mour1s,
s. "a g mn, esrepnor+ IN berainni-
nor Meiie nnh n ihIihten Worten
Ses oft hriitIidbpn aebengmnnoels.
6e, gserhIihenpn opoodtp Ole menae,
6pr Mnrneienben. nelde fid aur sra11.
]erfpipr mobpi ser 4irhenhor lid
5,,rh ipinpn nortreffliden @eiono a,,g
seihr,etp pi1oef,,nbpn hotten. liek er-
9o,,,ga,, son ~ ner geritorhpnpn DIN
anaer,oi, beliehtps mn hoh oend5te.
To- .m;tarien opr 81 Wo,1Is @emein6e
1ra,,ost.,,irh