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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
TO Get Rura, r,ian Schools.

TO Get Rurai irigh Schools.
The department Of education an.
nounced the appropriation Of 1850
to aid In establishing standard four
year high schools in the rural districts
OF the state. The appropriation will
enable 43 counties to maintain schools
OF the standard grade whereas here
tofore only 16 have been able to do
this.
The counties affected by the app.o-
priation are
Alexander, Allegheny, Ashe, Avery.
BERTHE, Bladen, Brunswick.
Camden, Caswell, Chatham. Clay
Currituck.
Dare, Davie.
Franklin.
Gates, Graham, Granville, Greene.
Haywood, Hyde.
Jones.
LenOir.
Macon, Madison, Mcdowell, Mitch
Oii, ANcht6OhCiy.
Pamlico, Perquimans, Person, Polk.
Randolph, Rockingham.
Stokes, Swain.
Pennsylvania, Tyrrell.
Washington.
Yadkin, Yancey.
The growth Of the high schools
within the past two years has been
most encouraging, Dr. Brooks said.
in announcing the latest appropria.
ton. The enrolment in the high
school department Of county schools
in 1920 was 3O,S6S and for 1921-1s22
1t was 42,316, nearly SO per cent in
crease.
Through this aid from the state
the growth of our high schools will
soon place them on plane with high
schools in other states" said the su.
perintendent of public instruction.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
Governor Has Right to Revoke Pardon

Governor Has Right to Revoke Pardon
On the principal that the essential
part of a court sentence Is the pun.
ishment and not the time when the
sentence shall begin or end, the state
supreme court in decision handed
down recently upheld the right OF a
governor to revoke a conditional par.
don or parole even after the time the
original sentence would have con-
sumed has expired.
The decision was in the case OF
State vs.. Joe Yates, OF New Hanover.
In October, 1919, the defendant, Yates,
was convicted in the recorders court
OF Wilmington for violation of the
prohibition law. On December 10th,
1919. Governor T. w. Beckett granted
him a parole upon recommendation OF
the Judge and the prosecuting attor.
ney. On December 2, 1921, the parole
was revoked by Governor Morrison
Wien a capas was served on the de-
PENDANT, he sought writ of habeas
corpus and from refusal he appealed.
The opinion in the case was writ
ten by Associate Justice Adams. the
only question involved, he held, was
whether or nor Governor Morrison
had the right to revoke Governor Bick.
ett's conditional pardon after the time
fixed for the original sentence had ex.
PRED He answered this in the al.
frmative on the ground that the essen.
tial part of the sentence Is the pun.
ishment and not the time that the pun.
ishment shall begin or end
IT is worthy of note" he added,
that neither the constitution OF North
Carolina nor the statute law author.
ICES parole unless the word be con.
strued as some form OF conditional
punishment. The advisory board Of
parole created by Section 7749 merely
determines whether in their Judgment
person confined in the state prison
is proper subject for parole under a
conditional pardon.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14

enced. The question whether 100000
skilled engineers will be forced into
ldleness hangs on negotiations between
the employers and the union, brought
about by the Intervention Of Prime
Minister George.
More than a million persons will be
without jobs, unless a settlement Is
speedily reached, the report points out.
The engineering dispute Is concerned
with the question of overtime, while
the shipbuilding workers are dlssatls-
fed, due to q bonus reduction by In
stallments of 26la shilllngs weekly.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14

The effect on unemployment returns
will be serious. Registered unem-
ployed persons on March 20 numbered
1,762070, which figure, although large,
was a reduction of $4,000 from that
Of ten weeks before.
The February foreign trade returns
were not encouraging as compared
with January, both imports and ex-
ports substantially declining. Exports
dropped off nearly f5,000,o00 sterling
and imports more than f7,000,00O, some
Of the decrease being due 10 the short
month.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
To s.,,dy School House PLANNING.

j. J. Blair and w. E. Creole, OF the
bureau of school house planning Of the
state department of education. have
gone to Peabody college. Nashville,
Tenn, where they will take a short
course in school.house designing I'M
der DR.. Fletcher B. Dresslar, widely
known authority on school-house archi-
lecture.
After the return OF Mr.. Blair and
Mr. Creole from Nashville, the depart
ment OF education will issue a bulle-
tin containing all the available devel-
opment in the design Of school build
fngs.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
LABOR UNREST IN BRITAIN
Industrial Situation 10 GIoomy--strlke
Of Skilled Engineers Threatens
National Disaster.

London.--A gloomy picture Of the
British Industrial situation is present.
ed In the American chamber of COM
merce summary OF business and eco
nomic conditions for March.
After some months Of peace, severe
Industrial strife is again being experl-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
To ,nspect Highways.

Lenoir Especially. = State Highway
Engineer Upham will be in Lenoir on
or about April 10. he says, and will in
spect the Lenoir.Blowing Rock road
and the Yonalossee road. Mr. Upham
will also inspect other roads and road
operations In Western North Carolina
The state highway commission has an
aggressive plan for improving the
roads In this section. The section OF
the Blowing Rock road leading through
Warrior Gap Is to be macadamized or
given tarvia binding. At present
this will equal an asphalt road.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14

Opinions Filed by Supreme Court.
Opinions filed by the supreme court
follow:
Aycock VS.. Gill, Wayne, affirmed.
State VS.. Booker, Pitt, affirmed.
Land and Imp Co. VS. Brewer, Wake,
reversed.
state vs.. Yates, New Hanover. APP
peal dismissed.
Bowman VS.. Trust q Dew. Co., New
Hanover, no error.
Fertilizer works VS.. Simpson, Cum.
berland, reversed.
Council VS., sanderlin Bladen, modi-
fied and affirmed.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
Mrs. Beckett at Governors pesk.

Seated at the time-scarred roll.top
desk used by her distinguished hus.
band through all of his professional
life, Mrs. Thomas Walter Beckett be.
gan her work in the newly established
maternity bureau
From the governors desk she will
reach out to all the mothers and
mothers.to-be in the state, Her duty
will be to distribute and disseminate
the literature that is prepared by the
bureau for mothers. to keep up the
contact between the department and
the women who bear children.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
Slow to Pardon In Moonshlne cases

Slow to Pardon In Moonshlne Cases.
Declining the recommendation Of
the Judge who tried the case and the
solicitor who prosecuted, Governor
Morrison laid down the proposition
that the crime of manufacturing or as.
sisting in the manufacture of whiskey
is a deliberate offense and that he will
be very slow to pardon anybody else
for this offense." The application in
question was made for William Ed
wards of Johnston county, sentenced
in August, 1921, to ~ months on the
roads for manufacturing whiskey.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
New Corporations.

w. A. Buenning Co., Of Charlotte,
with $50, 1000 authorized capital and ST.
200 subscribed by w. A. Buenning, d.
r. Gates and A. M. Gray Of Charlotte.
Norhest Realty Co., Of Winston.Sa-
lem. with 100000 authorized capital
and $500 subscribed by W. M. Nor
feet, George s. Norheet and Charles
M Norfeet, all on Winston.Salem.
Tracy Lumber Co, Of New Bern,
with $4,000 authorized capital and
$4,000 subscribed by Mamie L. Han
cock, r. B. Blalock and J. W. Rawls,
all OF New Bern.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
Or. Bonner to Head New Department

DR.. X. p. B. Bonner, OF Morehead
City, secretary Of the state board OF
medical examiners, will be director
OF the bureau OF maternity and infant
hygene Of the state board of health,
with Mrs. T. w. Beckett as head OF
the division Of public education and
Miss Rose Ehrenfeld as head OF the
division OF public nursing.
DR.. Bonner will come to Raleigh
shortly to make his home, taking up
the dictatorship Of the broadened
work of the bureau on infant hygene
OF the state board of health. Stalls
tics show that Of the $4,000 births in
North Carolina for the year 1921, 35
per cent died In maternity and in.
fancy.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-04-14
WILL HOLD STATE
PRIMARY, JUNE 5
STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
PUBLISHES 1922 PRIMARY
ELECTION CALENDARS.
WILL ELECT ELEVEN JUDGES
20 Solicitors, 10 congressman, corpor-
alton Commissioner and Supreme
Court Justice to be Named.

halelgn.
Publication OF the 1922 primary cleo.
lions calendar by the state board OF
elections formally launched the off,
year elections, and served notice upon
the aspirants for thirty-fve state SEN
atorships, twenty solicitorships, elev-
en- superior court judgships, ten con.
gresional places, and one each for
corporation commission and state SUI
preme court to comply with the regu.
lations governing primary contests.
The calendar follows:
April Injecting Of county boards
Of elections for appointment Of town.
ship registrars and judges OF cleo
tons.
April 22-Expiration of time limit
for filing notices by candidates for
statewide offices, and congressional
seats, and payment Of entrance fees.
April 27.-Registration books open.
May 2O-Registration books close.
= May 2O-Last day for county can
dldates and state senator's to ME no.
tice OF candidacy. Senatorial candi-
dates file with the state board and
county officers with their county
boards.
Nay 24.-Last day for filing state
ment of campaign expense accounts.
June 3-Statewide primary.
Interest in the coming primary
will develop local intensity, but none
that is likely to reach beyond the lin
its OF two or three judicial districts
where hard fights for the nomination
are expected. Only two state officers
are to be nominated in June and Meth
er OF the present incumbents has any
opposition for denomination thus far.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
der N0rDstern

sfie inl1erbalb ser g%aumitdll11e ODER
abgeItorbeller Stumpfe graben. Ser.
ner .glbt eg 5anotermiten, Die aus
5Salo tire allerbi1gs niNt febr balt.
barren 8obnungeiil bic meiitell.
Germitenbauten iino auBeroroet1tlid
bart uro felt erridten. Das,
sSnnere Ser beriiDmten groBen gnu.
nerfe unierer Heinen flugen gal-.
meiiter beitebt 5urneilt aus elmer
Soblnng, bon pelher 5ablreide @d11-
ge nit 3eller u1o aarln1ern aus,
geben, bod fam oiefe Soblllng aud
.feblen, unb Damn lit Der ga1l5e
gurm, &iigel ober &egel gleidn1d.
Big bon ben @dnge11 unb 88ene1
burd8ogeh BET ei1igen arte1 aud
in 5todtperfe geteilt. Die 3ene bes
&00nigspaares fi1oet iih geDobnlt6
al ebener groe ii Der Mitte oes 8e-
bd11bes..
Gum 56Iuiie iei nod erpab1t,
DOB Die Germiten ertgegen Der nett
berbreiteten g(n1iM rnibt ansi9lieB.
li9 in ben Eropengege16en Dorfor1-
men, io1tberr1 es gibt bret 9rten, Die
aud i'm fioliben europa, in Sstalier
urb 5aoffranfrei9 a%ngetroffer toer.
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

5um Mugpolieren Der Gjaange beniibt.
gSelm man BET u1s bon ben Ger
mitellbanten ipriht. oenft man lo-
fort al oie bobel,, tnrmartigen Sc
bilbe. tpie lie beionoerS bdllfig III
Aultralien ullb 9rafilien gefuroen
neroen. Dieie oft bis iicben Me-
tel boben Neiter Iteben NETT in gro-
Ber Mn5abl nidt beieina11oer, nabre
Eern1itenitaote biloellb mo eine1l
boA1t ieltiamen Al1blid ~getpdbreno.
nro mas bas Merfipiir6iiglte lit: al.
lie Die}e Gurn1ballten lino ollrb grD.-
gorge miteiinanOer perburoen NOS
oltrd bas 8ilo elmer Stabt NIT Die-
len Saluiern i6 geraDe5u alforangt
nnb Der 8epeis erbrabt miro fir
sic @en1einiamfeit gegeniiber min,
5igen III ibrer 2ebensbeberridung
uro ibren io5ialen ginribtnngen
Inn aber gar 1iht 10 fern itebenoe11
@eIen. IS more inoes fali6, it'd
utter ger1nitenneltern itnlner 1lnr
Die eben erndbnten 8a1ltDerfe at
benfel1. Neben 8auten IN 8il5-,
Sugel- nno anberen Sormen, gibt
.es aud iebr baufig 8aumneiter, bic
etma &iirbisgr6Be errei6en; mieoer-
Inn piele Mrten leben ii @dngen, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
Gilirnprarht in miin1fnlann.
Gntsaidenbe 8lnmea ,tnb natlide @fflanset

8iieni9aft bat Sic yucca al1sbrld-
li1 als einen 8meig Der 2ilien.5a-
mile %anerfannt.
nebrigens fMbrt tie nod etpa ei1
DlBen6, at1berer Mamen, bon oe1en
elmer Ser po~lfstimliditen lit: Spa-
nii6e 8aionettpflan5e. Sn &a11-
%oelsfreiien bort man ieOo6 am met
,Iten ben Mamen: Seifenfrart.
Wanbe Der @eipdbie e1tiDiGeln
1ib au 8dil1men, sic nunoerpol eben-
mqbiig gebal1t itno un0 cine Sobe
bon 80 ober mebr SUP erreid)en,
10 oub cine untergattnng IN Sub
falifornien nelbe Die from1nen Wfil-
lionsbdfer friiberer Gage ben Sea-
men b%etlegten: uDie Serge unieres
5errn.@
Giner unoeren @attung, III Der
Mobape ! 8uifez gaben tie ben Nta-
u1elt:: rBacuWe SoiltasS" oaS fn1o Die
gr0Bte1 8nitenz2ilie1lbaume IN int
{erem 2anbe. 8ieoerum anoere
5pielarten entpideln fei11e eigentli..
den 5ttQtn111e, ionbern 5eigen 11lr
groBe &lur1pen 6olbartiger 8latter
d II ihrer 5telle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

!, ben lie nod @uni9 unb 8e0arf Der.
an51eben f01nr1en. @ie es ibnea
aber mogli9 miro, Die gntpidlung
Der fleinen 2drD9en in Der bon il.
men gepinfdten Ribtung gu letten,
6as lit porldnfig nod Elm n~ngeloftes
&atiel. Manbe Sori6er nebme1
an, bob es 0urG 3ufubrnng Der-
i6ie6enartiger Nabrung gei6iebt.
9ie Nabrung ser germiten beltebt
bauptiG9li1 aus pflanaliden 5tof-
fen, Dor alem Sol5teiIben, bod
audi aus 8apier uno oergleiben.
geeber oieien peri1n1idiben lie altd
einige tierii1e 8eIta11oteile unb Hrd-
parate, nie 2e0er, 8onltoffe, ni6t.
l1no bier, namlib in Der S1ltteranf-
nabme, IN ibrer @efrdBiigfeit, Die
eigentli1 nun Dor metauenen &c
g%enitd11ben 9alt maht, liegt ibre
enorme 5Ddbli1feh, sic mod ba-
our6 erb0bt miro, 0aB tie ibr Ser
fornngsnerf itets bon SsS1t1ten ber-
aus, alio unbernerfI Dornebmen.
Grit nenn Sic 5aben oausgebobH
iino, oaB tie 5erfanen, miro man nit
gntfeken ben 5baOen gepabr. Gro,
perbenoDner unO &eiien6e miiien
Elm 2ieo babot1 at ingen. @s fol
borgefomr1en iein, DOB man Des
Morgens ben. S11balt eines nm 9lbeno
nod rebioierten aleioeridranfes III
2urnpen uno 5toltbtei16en porfnl1o.
Brebm bertdtet bon einem 4raber,
Der abenos a%b11ungslos alrf einem
Ger1nite1tbiigpl eiHidlief uno oanlt.
morgens obre @lei0er ertpabtp,
bie bon SEN blngrigen SniIeftten M
5nti1en per5ebrt moroe11 naren.
9ringen Iermiten IN ein Sous Elm,
10 5erfreHen iie oie M6bel, 1eren
Sol5 iie boIlig %ausb0blen, Iaiien bon.
8u9ern nur oie 8edel nbrig, me1n
iie nibt gor Die 8a1fen bes Sc
bdl1oes ielbit III Mngriff neb1nen uuo
oas Saus ion1it etnfa6 gum ginftirz
aen bringen. giderid er5dblf, 6aB
S%amestopn, oie @auptta6t bon ct.
&elena, ol1r1 Sermiten aerltort NOR
Sen nar unb ner aufgebal1t neroen
mnBte, onB i'm Sabre 1914 Der
9alaft 6es Gpnber11eurs bon Soil
fntta mir blrd) 9ern1ifen gum Gin
itl1r5 gebradt unb ein englii6es
5biff uMlbipn1 altf Der Gbee6e bon
Bombay bon Sermiten IotDeit aerr-
freiien nnr6e, BOB es nbgebro6en
neroen muBte. l1ebrigenS geben Ell
nige glrten Ser tpeiBen ImeiIen al1d1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09
mime Spluns" III Der Mobabe 8nite.
ng655n lit, Mutter Matur,
9einer @rfinbungen Rra9tl"
go mag ielbit INT manden @egen-
sen Der omerifani11en @ilte Der 8e-

,ler Mnldauung fente11 gelernt ba-
ben, nod cine Siae Derblifferoer
l1eberraidungen unb angenebmer
@n1tdui1n1lgen..
uno oie anffauenoiten gridein11n-
gen cuff bieiem @ebiete 5eigen 2ilien'
ser 8uite, 2iIien, Die niGt me-
ientli1 Derldieoen bon ienen iino,
bon meIden ,Gbriitus Iaut biblii6er
Tr5ablung iagtes ao5nig 5ulomo let
in 1einer gr0Bten @errlihfeit ME
mails 10 befleioet gepeien, tDie ei-
ne oieler milben Bl1lmen arf benz
5Sel0e eS NOR.
Maf bringt gefp0bnli6 Die 2ilie
nit ieubten unD ergiebigem Gro-
reid, init fdattigen 8dloern ODER
grobreiden 8ieien in 8erbi1on1g.
9lber bier baben mir eire 5pielart,
ofoer DieIn1ebr cine groBe 5a1nilie Ct
lien, oeren Mitglieoer gera6e5u Die.
5el11tigfeit Ihellen n1o iih IN trof-
fcnen 8iiiten offe1bar an pobliten.
IiiiIbllen. Dos inb feline anoern, dis
Sic gucea-gflol15en oes 5moDeitens'
41l1o slioens, ldngit als Nnbpflan-
Gen befornt u11o iogar dfon IN Dor.
aeid)idtlidpr 3eif pertpenoet. Sie
treten hiainfig in @eieuidaft beg Sat
ttns ali 5es 1T ieood ein SSrrttt11l1,
a5eibe lit Gertpar1ote 81 balten. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

fabrer. geidt MIR Sic INNER bun.
grigen Gogel, nein au6 5GlangeM
epinnet, &r0tell, giOebien, SleOer.
stduie unb anoeres getier erldnappt
1.n5dblige BON BEN fleinen Snieften,
Die nod imn1er mie I'M Haulde n110
blind fit ale @efabr iino. Sid
ein eigenes Seim 5u i6aHen, oaS
lift Die SebnIubt aler Ger 8derdem,
Die iid orobeu I'M San5e eehlnoen
baben. ga ibre Uliigel ibnen ieBt
MIR laitig iino uno lie ibrer i'm Be-
ben ia al1d) llid)t meJr beoirfen, 10
breden tie oieie einfaeb ab> nobel oft
eth Sier Sent alGern bcbilfli0 tit.
nno Damn luufen lie ilber ben goz
ben bin, I'M eilleH p~aiIelloen Srt
fit Die Mnlage cine5 Geites gu tut
Gen. Gorau rilt o05 @eibAen, 6as
Meannd]en folgt; n,Ml nellnt oies
ben 2iebesipa5iersollg. Die Deni-
gen 8ard)cn, Die alsd) lest nod ben
Ga6itellllllger Ser nielea syeinoe emit
gebetl mo eineu SsllupftDnlfel er-
reidtelt, lDeroeu Gle 9egrii1loer reu-
CT Staatel1, meroen Golig ul1D So
nietn. @emeinTenl balten lie iid
ibr Sect alls uno pabr}deinlib miro
erit mad oeiien Sertigitelung in
traulid,er &otsller Die @od5seit bes
2iebespar6ellS gefeiert.
8idt in ianltliden u1terindte1
.Germitenbaltten lit rin foniglibes
Baar gefnnben lpprber, bod miro
angenom1ner, oaB bellsndl in fait al
len 8alttett eilf Iolde5 porbanoen 1T.
gielfad Iinoen fih &anig nno a0ri=
gin IN elmer Belle e%ingelnal1ert, be-
rem geffnunaen bel 81 flein iDa-
gen, Inn Elm gntDeiben 5n erm0gli-
} den, aber bennodp grpb ge1ug, nm
Mrbeiter binein gu lailen, melbe oas
Haar al futter1t uno oie gier bin-
aus at idaffen baben. Na6 Be-
barf miro Sic Seize ermeitert, Denn
bic @0nigin padit, unb man bot
3eGen Des 4onigspaares bon 16.
3entimeter 2ange unb 2 3entimeter
S6be gefunoen. Nad Der Sod5eit
l1dmlid idpiM Der 5interleib Der
&6nigin gespaltig an, Die Cute miro,
tpie 9ofIei1 fid aus6rnd, CUR gier-
Iegmaidine, uno es lit beobad9tet
sporben, baB iie go @ier IN Der Wi=
mite Iegte. Ga iie oieies 8efd)aft
nun aber fir ben gart5en Sfaat 5l
beiorgef bat, 10 fam bon eit1em 5l=
bel benrod nidt sic &eoe fem.
Seine S60nbeit bat bas emit 5art-
HiigeItge @eien babel 1tatiirlt6 ein-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

&4&5
Wunoer, baB iolde 8iifen Bun-
6erpflan5e1 ihon pielfah in 8arten,
@drter nin. nls 5bn1ud @epade
eriten Changes begebrt mor0e1 iitto.
uno ibr mirtibaftliber 8ert miro
iogar bur6 bie1e 5pt1oe in Dor5eh-
Iiden Nninen be5elgt.
Die y11cca III IN M1nerifa booet1-
it1nbig. Sie Bat MIR ii Gfrifa eire
gerDunbfe III elmer @attung, Mloe.
sSbr gBsiifoeritano eegen oie Dnrre
fommt baber, oaB Bic oiden Mur5eln
nno Sti61nmden, o6er Stdt1111e, Dor.
trefflide 9aiier-5arnr1elbeden onS
gan3e Sabr bieten, uIo Dns Daebs-s
berfleioete 2ailbperf feine G5eldtig..
feit n1 Die Quft abgibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

an leberoes Sol5 mo rihten III
@dloern 5daoen an, gauge 433uder-
robrernten iino ebeffans ben fleiner
uneriattli6en 5llm Spfer gefalen.
9aoure, bob lie Die1e faltlenbe
8flan5enltoife beieitigen u1to ail0e.
ren Eleren dis Nabrllng oieneM, lliinol
ffie ieoob aud Elm niiitslli1es @Iieo
I'm Sausbalte Der Natllr; lr inns
Meniden aber Hberipiegt leioer ii.
re sh1oIidfeit. Muslhei.
orungsitoife pielen nir Die Eertliten
cine midtige Stole nan1et1tlfd BEL
5grridtung Der beriibfIten Bautet1.
sic tperoen 5um Een ulllllitteIbar
dis Bailiteii1e baliptiddIfm abet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-09

aebiiBt, ia, iper cine IernnitenfDlll.
ain oieien rieiigen oiden fpei.
Zen 2eib nit Ben De~rein5elten fdlla-
len, blrauner aueritreifen uno benz
~tpi1siger braiilten goroerforper n1lo
@opf = atpiiden ben f..ei1e1l meiB.
Iiden Mrbeitstieren ieDf loate nid1t
aIatber, oab es id nm Gefdopfe e1-
ller Mrt banoelt
@ioerf6brt eir1em gerttiIe11ltaat
libriaens oas nngliid, BOB oas f6.
s.iglide 9aar itirbt, ~ oas Nolt
besbaIb nod nidot BEN nrtergarrge
netueiht, pielnebr Derost aus Sar.
IN Grfasf0rig uno R5Iigir1 geao.
aer1. Dieie Eiere abernep1len o1e
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UPrntttPtt.
Sin Oils iDsialeu sierle6ens.

@eihafte Der glerproouftiof, ob1e
iemals baS 5taoium Der Gefliigelten
erreiht, ei1en 8odaeitsflng inter-
,lorl11e1t at baben. gbenfo oIerl
Die gern1iten 3ugeb0rige Ser at16e.
rem Sfanoe, Mrbeiter n1tb Sploaten,
aus ben bon linen gepfIegte1t Gar
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settle 10
IL

Ole lteberlebe1oen iillfen nadl
farsem Ghmirren lluo Galtfell1 bin.
ab 5nr groe, no crit bas cigentlld)e
SoG5eitsfeH gefetert iperoelt 10Y.
Mber bie nenigiten folnlnen nirfltd.
0oaui @ieber lallerll ringsltm 8e.
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Sic gr6bten 2ilienbd1me IN Nmerita

Mber aue 8nitenlilien iin6 iebr
ibon uub groBartig. Man fa1tt I'M
gar15en BfIanaen 560ph1ngSreth
feinen berrliGeren Mnblid gemabren,
alg Elm FOLDER 2ilienbaum NIT iei-
men unadbligen glodenf0rmigen,
griin1in meiB 1eudte1oen, olfte1t-
ben Blumen ir%genotDo bietetl Retr
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perboten, Erillfgelo 81 ne6men221 81.
4eAner: gibt IA bod feit1erI
New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
By FREDERIC F. VAN de WATER

20 the effete people and the foul chancelleries
Of Europe, rcradven,uro my absence might
cnlighten the people 90 my greatness and
worth"
And Conncrs Bey smote his thigh cxclaim-
ing:
"Bismallahl Thou hast Il. And perchance
tho journey though somewhat beated, may
entitle thee TO wear the chevron of overseas
service. This, Sheik, might win thee favor
in the eyes Of the warriors Of the land. For
these may not forget as easily as will the rest
Of the folk"
Then said Will ibn Hearst, tho Sheik ul
Islam:
Fare thou forth straghtway 10 the Great
Mosque and there make obesance before the
Mullah Mur-fee, the chosen OF Allah, and be-
seech Of him an augury as to whether ! shall
60"
And Conners Bcy departed. Yet the echo
Of his footsteps still fingered when another
entered the sanctum sanctorum Of the Shek
ul Islam. shielding his eyes from the light OF
Willis countenance and salaaming thrice az
rapidly as he could accomplish it. Then.
standing, he revealed himself as the Calph
Hy-lan the Good, who spake:
81 am delighted to sec you to-day. am
Tor the people and against the interests. Be
hold word has came-come TO me that thou
wishest thy servant to lead the hosts that are
70 topplc the Sultan Nathan, by whom have
been Meyered and Untcrmycrcd-tha is my
own jest. o great Shcik-from the throne"
But Will ion Hearst shook his head with
sorrow, saying: .t
"Not from me- o Calph, shalt thou receive
thy orders, but rather from the Mullah Muir
Zee, the chosen Of Allah. Seek thou him and
whatever he telleth thee this must thou ac-
complish"
And the Caliph Hy-lan Of the Rudy Coun-
tenauce replied: "Yessir. Quitesosir," and, sa-
laaming before his lord. departed.
Then returned Conncrs Bey 10 the home
Of his lord, and quoth: 56lTA
20 servant Of the public veal, the Mullah