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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
SPECIAL CARS TO
RUNFOR JUBILEE |.
Grafton TO Have Service Ex-
traordinary During Rail-
road Mems Chautauqua.

Special coaches will be supplied
to run from Grafton to Fairmont
during the railroad mems chautau-
2oua and jubilee June Is to II on
the Old Normal School grounds ac-
cording to a letter received here
TODAY from J. M Scott of Wheel
ing. general superintendent of the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad for this
district. as
Between 400 and 500 persons are
expected to attend observation-disclosures
from Grafton - roba bly, on the
night on which CIV Galloway, b.
o. svice-presid ent, is to speak.
Mr.. Galloway has assured the com
mittee in charge that he will N axe
an address here during the jubilee
period but he is not yet certain on
which night he can be present. The
committee will have this lnforma-
ton within week or two, it was
stated.
According to the plans suggest
ed by Mr.. Scott, extra coaches
would be placed on train No. 81
coming down from Grafton to Fair
mont and would be switched to
train No. IA for return to- Grafton
the same evening. The plan is
agreeable to the committee in
charge.
Plans are also being made TO fur
nish special transportation to Man
nington persons wishing to attend
the jubilee and chautauqua Ar.
engagements will proba bly, be made
for a special Warrington Day.
George T. Watson and City At
torney Albert ]. Kern are among
other evening speakers on the
program. The nights
on which they will speak depend.
on what evening Mr.. Galloway car
arrange to be in Fairmo ont.
Invitations have been extended
also to H. C. Ogden, publisher of
the Wheeling Register, and TO
Henry Ford, famous automobile
manufacturer, to- make addresses
for the chautauqua.
Tickets are now on sale at the
store of Harry "A. Neptune in Adams
street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
Grantee SPa rdon

\ Shortly before Christmas, How
ard was granted a conditional par
d Gornwel1 continued, and
hss was estabIi shed Sin business by
MS bTothers lin Michigan. Letters
received from Howard said that he
making good, but several
months later the governor learned
he was in the Kanawha Coun-
ty Jail
Governor, here's something
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
TO ]
Be CELEBRATED | E D ! !.
Eighth Annual Services to Be
Held at NJ. F. Church,
East Side, Tomorrow.

An address by Mai. M NJ, Neels.
a poem by Ignatius Brennan, a
solo by L. G. Gainor and several
selections by a special quartet OF
the Billy Sunday Business Mems
Club will be features OF the eighth
annual Fathers Day exercises to (
be held ,at the First NJ. 2. Church
on East Side tomorrow. The ser.
vices will be held at 1880 o'clock
I'M the morning. The devotional
part of the program will be IN
charge of Daddy Cox, ore of tiIs@
pioneer fathers of the church.
Fathers Day was established by
members of the First NJ. P. Church
OF Fairmont eight years ago. after,
Mothers Day had been observed
from year to year. for some time:
No regular day had been selected
for Fathers. Day until this year
when the Sunday school of the
church designated the fourth Suc5g
day in May of each year as tbs
date OF the observance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
Council Declares Success
SGa1lnofBe Attained Without
Character In World Today.

wrong about me-, Howard declared,
when taken before Mr. CornwelI
The convict then explained that he
had come back to Charleston to get
an unconditional pardon, had fall
en- in with two former companions
in the penitentiary, had gone with
them in stolen automobile ana
was captured in Indiana and
brought back to Charleston. It all
started in early life when Howard
was expelled from school but lack
ed the character, will power and
determination to go back and make
good, Mr.. CornwelI declared. He
is in the penitentiary at Mounds
vile today and will die there unless
some tender-hearted governor is
cached" he added.
you can be what you will be.
1t is for you to be a good citizen,
successful man, or a successful
woman. You've achieved your first
success, and that means a gEeat
deal You have something ! never
possessed. | was never graduated
from high school. I'm telling you
this to impress upon you how for
tunate you are Mr.. Cornwell de-
clared in concluding his address to
the graduates.
Exercises Elaborate.
The graduation exercises at Fair,
view last night were featured by an
elaborate musical program under
the direction of Miss Louise Boehm,
instructor in music in the Fa1ry1eW
High School. Following the open
ing musical number by the high
school chorus and the invocation,
offered by the Rev. r. L. Names.
Misz Estel1e Toothman delivered
the salutatory, reviewing the work
Of the class and defining education.
Owing to the fact that. Mr.. Corn
well was compelled to leave Fair
mont at $3.50 O'Clock to return to
Romney, the address of the former
governor came next.
Four musical selections by Miss
Margaret F'rischkon and two mum
bers by the high school chorus.
with Miss Gladys Compton as ac-
companist, constituted the remain
der of the musical program. The
valedictory address was delivered
by Cecil Toothman, the class was
presented by Principal G. E. Boyer,
and the diplomas were presented
by w. D. Yost, president OF the
board of education. At the conclu-
sion of the program, the benedic-
ton was offered by the Rev I. S.
Tyler. C. C. Tustin. superintend
ent of schools in Paw Paw District,
presided at the exercises
Graduating Class.
The members of the graduating
class are Arthur Ammons, Ben Am
mons, Alice Edinger, Louise G1lle-
land. Vereda Hamilton Stella
Taught, Joseph w. P. Jarvis, Ray
Martin, Denzil Michael. Paul Mich
ael, Truman Parrish, Margaret Put
liam. Zelma Pyles, Mildred Sine,
CLYDE Swiger. Cecil Toothman, Es-
teI1e Toothman. Blendine Tooth
man, Alfred Knisely, Byron Miller,
Madge Smith. Beryl Parrish Stiles.
Leslie remnant, Larney Gump and
Vada Straight-Wilson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
SCHOOL BONDS PLANNED.

& PARkERSBURG. w. Va, May
PA bond issue Of sGo0.00A to
provide new buildings and addl-
lions to present buildings has been
approved by the Parker1burs board
of education and will be submitted
to. the voters at early date. Pas
sage of the bond issue will permit
the board to adopt 'six-three-
three" plan of housing the students,
the school system being divided
into six-year grade course, a
three-year junior high school
course, and three-year high school
course.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
Plans Complete for Parade on
Tuesday---A Automobiles
Are Needed

Practically every citizen in Fair,
mont will wear poppy on Mem
orial Day if plans of the members
of Heintzelman. Legion Auxiliary
are successful.
These peoples were ordered by
the auxiliary from government hos
pital officials. The flowers were
made by disabled soldiers who
sought something to while away
their. time during the long hours in
the hospital.
Soldiers who could do nothing
else could make peoples and the
idea was readily taken up by the
wounded men. Part of the money
realized from the sale of the pop-
pies will go to the soldier boys who
made, the flowers and part w1llrba
used for the benefit of the local
Legion auxiliary.
Women Buy ESQ
Already the wearing of $50
flowers on Memorial Day is as
sured. That mum ber was ordered
by the mem bers of the local Bust
ness and professional Women's
Club The flowers will be worn by
the women at the state convention
banquet Monday evening and in
the parade the next day.
Other organizations have ex-
pressed their intentions to outfit
their members with peoples to wear
in: theSDecoration Day parade. Mrs:
Creed sBolyard is in charge of the
poppy sale and may be reached
by calling telephone No 167-W. ss55'
AT recent auxiliary meetings ar
rangenents were made for groupss
of women to handle the sale of pop
pies ona.the street Memorial Day.
The price will be 10 cents for the
button hole flower and IS cents for
the larger poppy. Persons buying
the flowers may pay more If they
desire but the amounts stated are
all that the auxiliary. asks. q
To Use Autos.
Autos will be used in big parada
next Tuesday for the purpose Of
carrying veterans of the Civil War
and Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic. The cars will be IN
use from 1916 to 8 o'clock and per-;
sons having machines to loan have
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lance necessary to conduct a prop
er campaign. In view of the condl-
lions. it seems to me that Dr.. Ealy
is playing a hopeless, not to say
ignoble part, and one that will not
strengthen his chances for reallz-
ing his ambition to become Mayor
of Moundsville. There is also a
general Impression that he will take
more votes from Mr.. Rosenbloom
than he will from Mr.. Parriott."
Trick by RosenbIoon
Fred Paul Grosscup. former
speaker of the West Virginia house
of Delegates, who was in the city
recently, predicted that the race
for: the senatorial nomination on
the Republican ticket in that state
would be largely between Senator
Sutherland and He. Ogden OF
Wheeling, who recently announced
his candidacy, which, it is said, was
received so favorably all over the
State. The. rumor that should l., Mr.
Ogden announce himself for the
senate, Rosenbloom would also
throw his panama in the senatorial
ring to settle an! old grudge against
the former, is not taken seriously
here aiming the folk that are ac-
quainted with the situation in that
state.
Those who seem to know say
that it is a trick of Rosenbloom's
to convey such an impression in or
der to induce some faint hearted
candidates to enter the congress
sional race, thereby splitting his op
position forty ways and make
smooth sailing for himself to, cop
the nomination for congress Just
how far. that scheme will succeed
is yet to be determined.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
GETS 5000 DAMAGES.

PRINCETON, w Va May a7.----s
Damages for $4,000 were awarded
Johnny Neal, byga jury IN circuit
court here against Oscar Mitchell,
whose truck killed Neal The plain
tiff had sued for $4,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27

Mistletoe has recently appeared
on pine trees in Bavaria, having
come from the south.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27

Women as said to be more va1ls@
able than men for work in deli
cate dye tests. 33.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

g If. Gem Ge.
linquenten, Der Elm @naoengeiu@
an ben 2unbesfurlten geri6tet bat
te, mur0e Die leBte 8itte un6 Der
Ropi abgeiblagenl
Sbaffnerbumor. 8ai.
iagier Tim 3uge nod Martenbao):
Ser Bug fabrt aber gerabe5u
lGnedenbaft langiam 5baffnerl"
nSa Sic iino audi crit auf
Der Sinfabrt!"
Seine 81 usreoe. 8or
@eri6t bate ii6 Elm Wann megen
8igamie gu perantmorten, er.
bate nibt meniger als bier Grauen.
.ge6eiratet! Ser @idter mantle i'm
einen bartgeiottcnen Climber, 6aB
er 10 Diele Grauen bintergeben fonn-
te.
n6err &at," mei11te Der Mnge.
flagte acknowledgement Cones, i'd
Gabe eben nur berlu6t, cine CUTE 3u
finben, un6 ous iit nidt 10 leidtl".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

80 Na9 Sage. Gin &err
mar anf Der 2an0itraBe bon einem
Mutomobil umgeri1ien por6en, uno
Der 8eiiBer 6esielben bemibte it6
UNI i'm; er f6ien ni6t ernitli6 Derz
leBt.
ugs tut mir iebr let6," iagte
Der Mutomobiliit, vbaB t9 ste UNI
geriiien babe. Mber perleBt i6ei-
men sic ia, Soft lei 9anf, nidt
gu iein. @as tam i6 Sbnen mobI
arbieten 2"
Ser Ma11n fragte: n8tebiel
pflegen sic 6ett ionit 5u 5ablen221
@ott lei 9anfl 8ett.
Ter (bor eincm ftaotii6en @ebduoe
itcben6, an 6eiien elmer Sir gu leie1
lit: uMrbeitsna9meis fir Srauen
nno Manner"): nSSi itt's nun ni6t
Elm mabrer 6egen, bob i@ mas ge-.
Iernt babe? 8enn i'd 1i6t bdttte
leien f0nner, mare i@ ri6tig in
mein nngIiid binetngeranntl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
5eite So
A11a npm Gplpn nnr1tarhpr Baltprtt.
gun 9prptbea 8, sdnmader.

Serre1t, benet1 man IN Der Geieu.
iboft, in &11nIt unb @iiienf6aftM
beaegnet, iino &inoer bon 8al1erl1.
So, oas ga,15e nortpegiide BOLT lit
sein 8auer1polf nit elmer nnr 0nr-.
men Shidt a1oerer @lenente. SsnS
bielen 8auernfamilien iiuo nod
5tammbaumperaeidnifie ((a1s Sir.
6enbidern auiammengeiteM) Ia
moi, fam bon 8auern-D Dnaftle11
fpreden. Srgeno elm fletner 8ofbe-
itber, Der i'm CONNER 5ubrfperf an
5rem6e perlieb, tam iib !, 9. elmer
Mbltammnng bon ettem %1anbafter
@ifinger riibmen.
Ser Geiienoe finoet ben noroi-
i1en 2anomann fat rnargenebm
i6meialam; aber I'M 10 5nperlaiiiger
uno ebrliber NOR er. Diefe otter.
erbten gigenihaften i6paloen q. g.
leioer 1bon Dor Dem Sremoenper-
febr. Mub Nornegen bat in ben
@~erfebrsmittelpunften fem 8roleta-
riat. Sn Ben Gdlern (@u0branoS,
ba1, Salingoal, 5aetersbaD aber
bIieb nod piel BON Der alten ga1t-
ernberrlibfeit am 2eben. 9ie Mrt,
mie auf abgelegenem &of Der Srem-
Be empfangen miro, bat etmas 9lt-
nor0ii6es. Cine b0l5erne Sbale
nit Sbltmein miro als @iafornmer1-
trunf gereibt, Damn miro Der @ait
auf ieinen 8lob am langen Slid
am Seniter genotigt, mabreno Der
Bauer gang groBartig auf feinem
2ebnitubl berbarrt 8eeren nit
@abne nno &naffebr0b nerben &c.
bradt; Damn 3eigt l1ns Die 8auerin
ielbit ibr gauges 4npeien, Elm nett
ldufiges @eb6ft IN berrli6er Berg
lanoi6aft. Mn Der Sonnenfeite
ltebt oas alte, f~i@tli@-mebrmals er.
gdn5te &%errenbaus, nit elmer Srei-
treppe un6 gei6nibtem Nrfaoengang
nit metten Senitern uno 8alfons,
mdbreno in ben 5tuben 0es @r6ge-
i9oiies felt Sabrbun6erten Die Iber.
fommenen 5a6en Iteben: @iege,
Eeuerbort, nbri6ranf, Eif6 uno
8Gnfe, gum Sell gefbniBt un6 bunt
gemalt. Die groBen 8iebitdae nit
iteinernem nnterbau nn6 Die sc.
lin6euobnlng iteben Dem Sous &C.
geniiber. Mbieits ftebt 6as rSta-
bur-, Elm gum Shub gegen Nagetie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

tide 8eberri9er feines @ebtetes -
Inn 1toroiiden Mittelalter nod be.
seidnete ~Sarl" einen Siriten, D.
b. 8auern inn beiten Gimme oes Wor-
tes: einen freien, beguterten Wa111l
bon praftii6 er%tporbener 8ilonng,
NIT anIebnlibem 8eiis an 2ono uno
&eroen uno nit elmer Stimnte IN
Sen Ebine.G~e riammlungen. Die
alien Gamilienfagen ser Sslanoer
uno Normeeer banoeln bon ben
S9tdialen folder 8au~ernfurftet nno
Seefonige. Gieie In allen Meeren
gefirdteten Infibrer mifingii6er
9radengei6maoer maren S6bne BON
8a1ern, ste bonn ba11sli6en &of
fort uno in 6ie Serne ge5ogen pa-.
rem, neil neben ibrem eritgeborenerr
8ruoer fein Blab fir tie 6abeim
tpar. &ausli6er 5treit un0 Mben.
teuerluit trteben 6ieie Sunglh1ge
aufs Meer: ibr bdterli6er 8fli6t-
tell beitano MIR aus einem @6iff.
I'm irgenotuel6er frem6en &ifte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

ern, nm nit ibnen uber meltli9e ur6
altdglide 9inge 5u re6en. Gin
6renoentag lit es, tpern aus Der
5taot 0es 8auern Eodter at 8e.
iu6 fommt:: Elm MODERN gebiloetes,
MODERN gefleioetes Mao6en, 6as Die
5erien i'm elterli9er @eb0ft per-
bringt - berrli9e @ebirgsferien Bel
8eeren, 5abne un6 &naffebr0o. Ser
&ater fat fir iie unteroes au9 Elm
&lapier angeiGafft: 0a ltebt es ami-
i9en urbdterbaus uno martet Der
Meiiterin, Die @rieg uno @aoe
oarauf ipielt
@ini9e 8auernbofe, Die an lebbaf-
teren 8ergitraben lagen, baben fid
aumdbli9 gu @aitb0fen umgebiloet.
Son ieber f6on ourfte Der Srem6e
ii6er fem, BET ei1em 8auern arf-
genommen al mer6en. Dieie 2a1o-
galtb0fe Nortpegens baben bielfab
nod bdrterli9en Betrieb. Mud i'm
@inter 1tnb INNER einige 8etten
fiir ein5elne. Sfifabrer "a. @s gilt
oas @e1eB, 6aB cine reiienoe Dame
ie6o9 unter allen nmltdnoen auf
ge11ommen meroen muB, un6 io1te
an6 elmer Der SauSgenoiien auf Der
8anf am SCRIBE i6lafen miiilenl -.
Ser Srem6e, 5umal Die Sran lit 1tn=
berleBli6 rn6 Fat Mniprud auf TN
terfunft uno Nabrung unterlpegs
10 galt es idon i'm germanii9en
Mltertum. Grit Der ftarfere Grem-
%6enberfebr lebrte Die 8auern ar6ers
5u ban6eln. Cine norpegif6e nl1e-
berlan6retie" bat aber nod INNER
beionoeren @ei5 fit BEN Eouriiten,
neil er ii6 itets abbdngig bon bau-
erli6er @aitlidfeit fublt un6 in 0ie-
fer aud felten getaui6t miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21


Cine gar5e 1iteratur i1lniger SIR.
tenalieber benefit bieies gcrbdltniS.
Meben Der Siitung oes giebes be-.
.ibdftigtt iiih oas iunge Mdod1en bort
oben nit 6trtder, 4aiebereitltng,
gladbrotbnder. Nm Morgen uno
an Mbenb ibidt lie lire melooii1en
Butte III Die Gtefe, bene,l oie ange-
b6rigen I'M Gale freuoig antnorten.
Der al beltimmten 58eiten am
Gioro Mnlegeplab erideinen6e 50.
falbampfer gtbt ben 9uuern @ele.
genbeit au Sabrten nod Der ndditen
Staot. Mn ben Sii6marfttagen
gepabrt man in Bergen 3. 9. eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Mortpeeii6er gauernbot.

re anf 8foiten gefteltes @orrats.
bdis6en, Der 5tol5 Ser 8dlterin 6ie
BARN Sel6fribte, 9auerf6ie, gter,
getrodnete Slide uno IN alten Eru-
ben Hel5perf uno mertboue ate
Gra6ten aufbepabrt. 3u ieoem
Ban ,r1tgeb0ft geb0rt cine Sennbiit-
te, lie oben I'M @ebirge auf @eioe-
To- gelegen, I'M CONNER oie 8eb-
nl1ng Der n5aeterierte" lift. SIN
Saetersoal liegen Die 8auernb0fe
perftreut auf peitgeoebntem Sod.
lano. Seoe fol6e Encouragement,
idaft bat tbren eigenert Ean3pIaB
am 5iorb. Mm Sonnabeno ut1o
am Sonntagnadmittag perinmrnel11
ii6 90 Die nDrenge" l1n6 .Senter"
(Surtgen uro Mdo9en) gum Ea15,
ben apei alte Mdn11er NIT gioliner
begIeiten
Bel benz altertumliben v@angar"
oreben fid Die 8oare iebr gemeiien
lmeinan0er, pdbrenb cine o%iiiona11-
5enrei6e, tDiloe Maridmetie erflingt.
8eim sSaqing" ober nirbeln bic
8urfben nit cen fdperen Stiefeln
umber, bob @ras un6 @r6e 111lr 10
fliegen. @ein @nitpirt Iiebt ben
nSaling" in Der 8irtsftube, % Bel
6ieiem Ear3 Der Salt bon Der Dede
fdat, Die 5enfter flirrer ur6 INNER
einige 5tible entaneigebenl .
Nab Dem Cons" aber bringt ieoer
Singing ieine .SSente" nod ibrem
@eb0ft unb oa miro altf Cite ltro
Mrttgfeit ftre11g gebalten. Ser fin.
gere &iellano iomie 8iornfon in fei-
men Dabrboft fIaiiiihen 8al1er1ge-
i6idten baben 6iefes 2ebe1 1tortpegi-
f6er 8auerningeno ouf 0as bette ge..
ibilbert.
Sim Montag beginnt Mr ale So
milienmitglie0er pieoer Die 2anoar-
belt, BON Ser aud Der @roBbauer iib
1taturlid nidt ansidlieBt. Die i9on
oben ertDabnte Sennerin (Sneter-
iente), sic AM Spnntag IN ibrer
gengpeipenftiae ben geiub bon Be
fantlte1t lnrb 8ertpu1lbtpan erbieH,
Ole ga15e 8ode binour1 nieber
n1ein in Der giniamfeit Der Serge,
nit ibrem UeIIddps benio an
iibr al Bidngen pfiegt, tuie iiie an Inn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Derfahren eeeen 6ene<
rdldnmdlt.

8aibington, 10. september. -
@uf sic Mnflngen bin, tpel9e dm
borigen Montag bonn @eprdlentanz
ten Seller gegen i'm erboben tporoen
fms, lit am Samftag nit rem Nmts=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gegen ben @enerz
nrtpalt Dangbertp bonn Suifi5fomitee
oes Mbgeor0netenba1ies begonnen
mor6en.
SIZE Mnflagen umfniien pie Be
16ulbignng ser &onititutionsperleb-
ung 6urb Die perindte nngeiebli6e
l1nteroriidung Ser &%e0efreibeit nno
Der Sreibeit Der Brelie iotpie beg &ed-
tes frieo1i1er 3niammenfunft, nno
meiter BEG MiBbrau6es Der Nmtsge
tpaIt our9 Sic 8eriaurnnis @eiebes-
iibertreter trob genigenber 8etDeiie
gu berfolgen nnb en6lib Ser 8ebgen=
oung offentli9er @el6er.
@enerolnnnaIt 9al1gbertD blieb
6em &omitee Bel Ben 8erbnn0lungen
fern nno IieB iid na1b 1idt bonn SUI
iti5oepartment aus bertreten. 8enn
n0tig miro er ipater CUR 8erleioi-
g1111g i9reiten.
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5iqe ieltiamer 9auerntradten unb
8auerngeitalten. SSn Sen GtGoten
&riitiania, Bergen uno Eronobiem
9aben Ole 8anerr Der peri9ieoenen
@ebiete lire eigenen n&%affiitopas"
nno Speiielofale, no tie Die ibnen
p%ertrauten, beimiiben @eribte gegen
6ei6eioeneS @ntgelt borgeiebt be-
fommen. Mit formli9er Mibad-
tung blidt er auf Die ausgeiu9ten
1edereien Ser St46ter. 8iele feline
8al1erinnen tragen ibre &eimer5eug-
.niiie ielbit gum Marfte in Der Staot,
6ei mel6er @elegenbeit iie ibre in
Ser 5ta6t lernenoen &tr6er be1u-
ben. @enn gu beitimmten 3eiten
Die itaotii6en 5ammlungen uno Ga
lerien geoffnet peroen, fin6en ftb
Uiele 8al1ern als 8efuber Elm uno
5eipre6en iadberitdn6ig 6ie bort
aufbemabrten &unitmerfe, Metanar-
6eiten, 59niBereien ibrer ferne11
&orfubren. Ser 8tloungsorang
un0 Die 2uit, ale Dinge beurteilen
gu lernen, 1T groB Bel ibnen. sic
5ein6en aber au6 baufig Sic Sir
ben; iene fleinen &ol5fir6en, Don
oenen es Dor bret Sabr5ebnten nod
lebr biele i'm Nor6en gegeben baben
iou un6 6ie ieBt lei6er Biz auf gan6
menige beri6m1n6en o6er gum Sell
in Muieen aufgeiteM noroen fino,
% ibre oft taufen6 Sabre alien
S6niBereien boben &unitnerf baber1.
=Gieie &ir6en iin6 10 fleir, 6aB Die
langen 8auerngeitalten nl1r gebudt
eiutreten f0nt1en, un6 ertnnern in If
rer &onitruftion lebbaft at @iftn-
geri6iffe. SSebenfaus lit Die 8a1t-
te6nif 0ieielbe mie bel BEN in Der
gr6e erbalten %gebliebenerL in &ri-
tianiu aufgeiteuten @tfinger edit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

fen. Sic usscl1ifter1 Der airdet iinl
10 groB ipie Die interchangeable,
der bieier Sbifiel gs 9ebt Die ga.
ge, oaB ell 9ifingerflbrer, dis er
In Ser Morntanoie oas 2nno betrat,
fein 8ol5fhiff umgeorebt babe, I'M
an Qanoe barutlter az slpobnen. nno
bah Elm anoereg nls Stride gebient
babe. SIN dallteitea Geltlble FOLDER
&irdlein finoen mir Die rll11enartigenl
.Shriit5eiben ibrer grbauer Das
gerbdltnis bes noroiihen @eiitli6en
gu ieiner @emeinoe 1T Elm ber5li-
Dies; ct beiubt an ben 5onntag-
ndbmittage11 abtpe9lelnb feline 8a1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

Tins mas 1T Sic urinde oieies
fldglden MeiuItatg zines Derbdlt.
nibmdifBiig groBen &raftauflpanoesY
Nun bate man 6enn nidt bereits
|oie neber5ellg1tt1g gelpor1let1, oaB bic
Negierurg nidt belfen fann2 Aber
man bat oiee Negierli1g nidt sc,
tbiloet III Heinem WnBitnbe. Wfan
ltponte geieBe bietieren, ei1e. geilttge
|Dictatur ausniiben inoem man Die
I'M gortrnge o6er 6er gernnitaltuHg
|entbaaene 8eltanfdaluing ben an
bern nIo Denienigen Die nidt glei-
den Situ1eg nit ung tpnren, ein5u.
|pflan3en geoadte. Gas Experiment.
1T nidtt geIu1gen ons glblicum bat
berfagt, muBr periagen, neil bic
geierung, oas 1T Ole geiitige 8e-
bnng, anf bieie Nrt uuo 8eiie ted)-
Mid lt11ausfiibrbar 1T
nno troboem baben oieie1tigen, ote
|ein1nnl e1neM lold]en DnnOe uHS
|geb0rt baben ODER nod angebore1,
|feinen @run6, mutlos gu lem.
|5ofern iie nlr nuf oieiem Srrtpege
Dos arautlein Der grfenntniB gu
fiuoer niifem Dos oa beiBt: SD 49,
|niht sic Mnoern. Die @elt fangt
BEL mir an. Ser MiBerfolg lit l1-
nner n1eine sdulo, niemals Die beg
Mnbern. 1no III mir muB i6 bic
.Wnrael inben. BesbaB berldgte ge-
robe bns Bnblifum, bas id beiiern
monte2 Sum einfa6 neil aud bic
@et BEL iebem gin5elnen aus benz
Yublicum Bel ibm felbft anfanst 1no
nidt BEL mir, tpie ih mir bisber ein-
gebiiloet babe.
Mu6 biefer Sat muB besriffen
iein 90 ober 51erit mnB Sd ibn be-
greifen. 1nb bas it Die 5nupt1abe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

Ian6eteu fie unr tp,1roe,1 Seer61tber,
@orobrenner, Bel ibrer en6ltde1
ipateren Mieoerlaiiung aber &ul-
turbringer, mie Die ieltiame @e-
fdidte Der normdnnii6en 8efieoe-
lung Norofranfrei6s, St5tliens
ufn. benefit.
Dieies @ifingertum f6pan6 al.
mdbli9 NIT ser 5unebmen6en ans.
breitung bes @brtitentuu1s int Nor'
oen. No9 be1tte aber bot Der nor.
tpegif9e 8a1er piele 3ige feiner
Mbnen in ii9 bepabrt. St erf@eint
oft tpie Elm Siirit im lrbeitsrod;;
iei1 8lid 1T fibn nn6 flar, fetr
Gong eoeI, fem 8ort gemeiien nno
auberldfiig. 2eute bon iieben Sub
&6be fin6 ni9t ielte1. 9ie Sralt-
en- fino iiber mittelgroB, bon fri.
fdeu Sarber, bon treuber5igem 8e.
ien; quite Miitter. SD oerfe BEL
6ieier 8eidreibung an Die 8etpobner
beg nod penig bereiiten Saetersoa.
Les inn iiibltden Nortpegen. Ser
8a,1er bort lift eth beleiener Manr,
,trto III pielen @eb0ften finoet ftd Ell.
ne aniebnli6e, bon eigenem Sc.
idmad 5el1genoe 8iiderei, oft aud
einige groBe Eages5eitunget. Sic
beranpadienoen ain6er merben Go-
tpeit ite 11idt beim 8a11ernleben gang
bIeiben tpolen) in Der Staot ausge-
biI6et. 8ieIe Norpeger, Damen tDie