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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
u. OF |. CREASES 400
STUDENTS OVER '22-3

urbana, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-Registration
in the University of Illinois has III
creased by more than 400 students
over the total registered at this time
last year. it was revealed yesterday
by figures released by G. p. Tuttle
Registrar of the University. At pres
ent there are 1920 students registered
in the University, of which S95 are
attending the three Chicago colleges,
leaving 1925 in Urbana.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
Jazz Records.

Fond MOther-'Jack writes home
and says that he has broken seven of
the college records-One of them the
discus record" Poor pad-"MIore ex.
penSe! | suppose I'll have Ia send him
a check 10 cover the damage
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
Runs Rusty Nail in Arm.

Friday the 18th was hoodoo for
Fred Fischer. While working with
the wrecking gang on the Belle Is
land deep waterway job yesterday he
ran rusty nail in his arm. The arm
is now swollen up considerably and
he in required to lay off work for a
few days until the swelling reduces.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
FIND GOLD ON FARM
FORTY MILES AWAY

Joliet. H., Gold, assaying from So
to $33 in each ton of concentrate, was
discovered on the farm of Bradford
Green six miles from here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
CeYIonese Superstition.

The natives of CevlOn believe that
the coconut tree will not grow out of
reach Of the sound of the human
voice
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
Weak Humanity.

A mans real limitations are not the
things he wants to do, but can't:
they're the things he oeght to do, but
doesnt.--Anon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14

John Farrell will leave for Chi
cago this afternoon from where he
American Legion convention in that
city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
Ancient Name for Macedonia.

In ancient geography Pallene was
the westermmost of the three peninslE
las of Chalcidice, Macedonia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
Jester Founded Great Hospital.

ST. Bartholomew's hospital. in Lon-
don, was founded by the court jester
of Henry l.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
employees OF is
ROADS PROMISE
NOT TO STRIKE
Chicago, Oct. l4-The Railroad Labor
Board today granted two cents an hour increase TO
+oI,9l members of the United Brotherhood of

Maintenance Of Wav
and Shopmen.
lhe increase affects
four OF the nine classes Of maintance
employees and will add $22, 1000, 900 to
the wage scale Of the nations rail-
roads.
Included the c., 3. & @.
ChlcaSo, Oct. l4.-(By the A. P.)-
sixteen railroads completed agree
ments with new organizations of their
shopmen by which in effect the men
waive the right to strike, and two com.
p2nies pledged themselves not to liti-
gate, both parties agreeing to abide
by the decisions OF the labor board it
became known today. Notice of com
pletion Of the agreements has been
hled with the labor board.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
And More Popular.

Life is as serious thing as DEATH
Bailey.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
Marriage Licenses.

Walter Siebert, Peru, %; Grace
Monroe, Westfield, 10,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-14
WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and
saturday; probably show
ers' warmer tonight and
Saturday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
Washington State Will
Have Travelling Team

PULLMAN. wash. Sept. l6.-
Washington State college will have
practically travelling" team in the
Pacific coast and northwest confer
ence football races this fall. as only
one game. that against the University
of Washington. will be played on the
home grounds here. Two trips to
California are on the schedule.
The first trip viii be on October :
10 Tacoma TO meet the Ninth Army
corps team. On the following Sat
urday Gonzaga university will bc
played at Spokane and on Friday Oc-
tober 90. University OF Idaho will
be met at Moscow In the first coast
conference game. The Washington
game at Pullman comes on the 2sth.
a long journey to Berkeley. Calf.
then will be taken TO meet tho Uni-
versity OF California Nov. 4. Ore
gon will be invaded for the next two
games. the Cougars playing the Uni
versity OF Oregon at Eugene Nov. IL, /,
and the Oregon Agricultural College
at Portland Nov. %. The last jour
ney will be To Los Angeles to play the
University Of Southern California
Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 80.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Tl,E STRAND

Chester Bcnnctt's big production.
Belle OF Alaska, starring Jane No
walk, showing at The strand tomor-
row. contains u shipwreck scene TAX.
on In the ocean miles away from
land that has u parable, only In tho
sinking OF the great liner Titanic.
The goid.ship "Northland" leaves
Seattle for tho Klondikc, packed to
the rails with prospcctors and advcn-
turcrs.
In tho midic OF n night. of tho
Alaskan coast, the Northland strikes
an iceberg. Half-drssscd. undrosscd
passengers. mostly without life belts.
half daScd from sleep. engage In a
mad fight for safety. sinking slow.
iy, the steamers scarchlight plays on
the surface OF the sea, showing
scores OF passengers In tho water
trying to climb on life raft,
Daybrcak ON a choppy sea. A lifc
raft with two women--ono dead.
One Chicago Belle" Of the dance
halls, halted by death In career OF
dissipation. Tho other Ruth Har.
kin. q Kansas farmers wife. desert.
ed by u gold-mad husband. and flee.
ing from the out-rcachcd hand Of the
law OF Seattle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
CALF ORNIANS TO
ATTEND STANFORD
LEAGUE MEETING

PALo ALTO. Cal. Sept. I6.-Of.
ficials from many California cities
are expected to attend the twenty
fourth annual convention OF the
league OF California municipalities to
be held at Stanford university here
Sept. 1928.
Mayor Louis Bartlett OF Berkeley
is president OF the league. The
other officers are F. c. Merritt. as
slstant city clerk OF Oakland. first
vice president; Fred c. Wheeler.
councilman OF Los Angeles. second
vice president: William J. Locke. San
Francisco. executive secretary. and
II. 4. Mason. San Franisco. secre-
tary-treasurer.
Delegates will be housed a, Encina
Hall. a mems dormitory on the Stan
ford campus.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
TlIE LIBERTY

Marjorie Daw. Tuiiy Marshall. Pat
O'Malley and Noah Bcery head the
all star cast appearing In Marion
Fairfax's latest screen contribution
The Lying Truth" the stellar nj.
traction at the Liberty theatre today.
A newspaper story is always a
powerful story and tho manner In
which Dili O'Hara conccivcs and exc.
cutes n fake murder in The Lying
Truth" is further proof Of Miss Fair.
fax's ability to keep human appeal in
her writings.
Fight after fight holds the attcn.
tion OF the screen and the manner In
which Bill o'Hara breaks up u politi.
cal clique and disbands dope sellers
and then marrics the daughter OF
the political boss are incidents that
build up strong suspense and n love
theme that holds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
SPORTS
$500 IS MAGNET
FOR BALL PLAYERS
FOR SUNDAY GAME

Five hundred iron men. smackcrs
simolcons, bones. or whatever thoy
may be termed by bail player, will
be the purse is men will battle for
at Modoc park Sunday when the Cubs
and kll-Stars will clash. and which
nine men will win and nine will get
along without
Just whore all the money cama
from has not been revealed. but the
managers OF both teams give assur.
ances that II. has been raised and
that IL will go to the winners. Appli.
cations for positions on the teams
are pouring In. Never has there
been such deluge OF ball players
players who have been big lcagus
stars and players who just know
they could he II they So desired
just at present. however thcy all
have but cnc ambition. and that Is to
play with one OF the teams Sunday.
The mo Players Need Apply"
sign has been hung out by the mana.
gers and Il is expected the standing
Room Only" sign will he displayed
shortly after the game starts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
Tree Casts Shadow.
Of Lincoln Profile

LAWRENCE. Kan. Sept i6,--Ai.
most within q stones throw Of tho
University OF Kansas but probab bly,
unknown to tho vast majority OF
students and townspcoplc Is u curious
natural phenomenon. II In an above
ground formation Of trcc roots which
In the lisht ~ I'M arc street lamp.
cast a shadow profile 'of Abraham
Lincoln.
Tho likeness Of tho great enamel.
pator IL unmistakablc. Tho bushy
hair. high forehead, shaggy cyo.
brows. deep set eyes. prominent nose.
thick lips. chin whiskcrs---all are
faithfully reproduced In tho shadow
picture which Is nearly twice lifc
sine.
Although the profile has appeared
nightly for more than u decade, It
has changed scarcely ut all.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
ADVERTISING RRINGS "a.
TIENTS TO MOSCOW CLINIC

MOSCOW. Sept i6--Ncwspapcr
advertising was successfully brought
into use In opening an American re.
lief administration free clinic aud
visiting hospital for the poor OF Mos.
COW recently. Tho idea was entirely
new here, and there was some who
contendcd that tho plan would not
work out as was hoped However.
display advertisements were insert.
cd In he newspapers. telling OF the
purpose Of the hospital. ana the very
first day ia7 persons applied for
treatment. within fow weeks the
daily average was nearly 500.
The work II all done by Russian
volunteer specialists under the super
vision OF DIR. William u Nicholson, of
Portland. Ore. Twenty-Five doctors.
surgeons. and professors. including
eye. ear. nose. throat aud various
other specialists and n dentist. each
devote a few hours daily In assisting
the ailing poor OF tho city. The
nurses are paid for their work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
Oakland and Sacramento
Clubs to Be Overhauled

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-two
clubs. Oakland and Sacramento. OF
the Pacific coast baseball league, are
to be given thorough overhaulings
before the 1928 season opens. accord
Ing TO word received here.
Del Howard, one OF the Oakland
chiefs. advises that he is planning TO
add 10 his team two infielders.
catcher and three pitchers. In Sac
ramento, Lou Moreing. one OF the
owners. IS reported ready to sell or
trade some of his veterans. Z
EnderS IL showing a complete line
q II II. - A.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

The Office Cat
DY JUNIUe
Blood Hound

That's nice dog you have
there"
Yes. but he's consumptive."
"Consumptive?"
yeah; Spitz blood"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
Sl,iicks!

Say, Doc, dlja hear about Mrs.
SmithkIns givin Bill the dickens
when she caught him with his type
writer on his lap?"
NAV. Yuh don't say."
Yeah. He was cleanin' II with
her toothbrush"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
A Takc-Off

Howell-what are your wife and
her mother doing?
Powell-Holding a disarmament
conference.
Howell-!What do you mean?
Poweli--Deciding what to wear to
the opera.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

John Kelly's fine shoes for wo-
men are all reduced to bedrock. ]. r.
Enders AZ Go. 1J-l6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Did you ever have the children sit
down to tho table and say: Whose
spoons are these?" when you were
having gaests for dinner?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
Lineup:

l.. Finneran Sub II. Robertson
u. Cook and Tex Farrell umpircs.
Mems dress shoes values to $1,000,
special Si.S5. ]. +. Enders a. Co.
1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Watch those sharp curves and the
loose gravel and the police reporter
won't have to write story about YOU
Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Yep! It's as the chief says. IT'S
better to be an original tnck-ass. than
an imitation lion"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Tho real estate agents old talking
point. that a house had a perfectly
dry cellar. doesn't seem as valuable
NJ Il once was.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
THE wIurRL

Life Is a funny sort of thing
A carousel. an aeoro-swing.
A bump-thc-bumps, whirling mass
or days gonc and to come TO pass.
The more Il whirls the faster get.
Far faster whirls are coming yet;
From cold-dead days to newborn
Spring.
Life Is funny sort OF thing.
We never can foresec the end:
An enemy may turn a friend.
A friend may become foe. and so
The fortunes OF existing go,
Up Hill and down together roll
The proudest and the humhlest soul
and he who sits a throne today
Bcgs aims tomorrow. by the way.
Life Is a funny sort OF mess
A puzzle. hanging on a guess:
A hit-and-miss affair Of men
Who como aud go. nor como again
And we who live our years OF life
On plains OF peace or fields of strife.
You. ] and all---wc must confess, /.
Nfc is funny sort OF mess.
1T isn't the last word that both
crs a man. IT'S the delay OF the
speaker In finally reaching 1t thai,
bothers."
Tom Delzell says II promises were
currency nobody would have to be
without motor car.
Father--Now my watch has stop
ped again. I suppose II needs a
cleaning.
Little Harry--No. daddy. II does
not. Junior and I cleaned It this
morning.
II. r. Calkins believes that all the
men who cannot work without talk
ing become BARRIERS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Enders IL showing a complete line
OF chIldrens' school shoes. 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Get results by using class ads.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Tom Delzell says II promises were
currency nobody would have TO be
without a motor car.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

at isn't the last word that both
crs man. IT'S the delay OF the
speaker In finally reaching 1t tina,
bothers.'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

II. r. Calkins believes that all the
men who cannot work without talk
ing become BARRIERS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
u1eIrofe.

Wdgrenb Des Dergangenen ss1bres
lift Sic auf Ser 5tabt Me!roia laitrnbe
.Sdllllo I'M $500 DerrirJc:t .'varocll.
Werunber 4arr, Ser Communities
.4rbeits 5pe3iaQiit befanb libb imGbrerb
Der eriten 5tpei Gage III unierer M}it-
ite. Wontagnadmittag belt Der ge-
ipaltige Spreder I'M Olympic beater
gortrag Dor Ben Mitglieoern
iDes Graue1 Clubs unb Ser Brauen-
SERENE bieier Staot iber bas Gbe=
ma: Cine groBe Derna6ldligung;
aben0s bielt CT einen gortrag BET Ell
mem bon ben @eibaftsman1near1nl per~
anitalteten DanteH, ppbei er bas
.Iben1a: Communicates =@eiit in beleb=
re11oer Weiie abbanbelte. Dien1tng-
.beiu6te Serr @arr Die S6atlen ser
.Staot uno ridtete iid) in elmer ffur5en
Mniprabe an sic &inoer. DienItag-
nodmittag belt er cine &e6e inn 81
D1np1c Ebeater un6 aben6s balb n6t
nbr iprab er nie6er I'M Olympic
Gbeater iiber oos Gbema: Cine anoe-
re @%elegenbeit.S Seine geiammten 8or=
trdge 1paren ~intereiiant unb lebrretdy
n11o rperoen ii6 obne 3apeifel Don be-
ionberem Berte fir Melroie Gonlmu-
%nitatspeien ertpeiien.
SRI. Mlbina Molitor lit nod meb-
rere Wodyen langem Be1ube bei ibren
bier t%pobnenben gltern am 5umItag
gu ibrer Mbeit in MinneapolR 5,t-
riifgefebrt.
SRI. Martba Natbe lit lebten Gam-
itag nod ct. Rall nbgereilt, no Tie
I'M ct. SAUL 5eminar Dienit genom=
men bat.
Soiepb Sd)0nbart BON Dulutb bielt
lih bier mebrere Gage beindsmeiie
bel ieinem 8rnoer Scarf ouf.
S. g. Meper uno 5rau baben lire
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad ct.
Glono CUR ginribtnug fires fiirberen
&eims gebraht.
5ra1t @ilb. finger, len. lit bon $50
oera, 100 lte ldngere 8eit bei tbrer
Sobter, 6rau Natbe, 3n @a1te mar,
pie0er 0abeim eingetroffen.
SSn Ser Gamilie Mpbons Gins fano
Elm apaderes S0bndyen am Sage Dor
Neuiabr miufom11e1te Mnfnabme.
Mf0ge Der Spr0Bling sen b~egliidten
gltern mir 6reuoe bereiten!
9ermonn Suef un6 9Sralt Don
Minneopolis bielten 1i9 fier pGbren6
ser eriten Toge lebter 8o9e ims@er=
panotenfreiie beiu6s4peiie anf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
5auf Centre.

Gos 8rogramm fir ole SabresDer=
iammlung ser Nortbern Wfinneiota
EDITORIAL Niioclation, melde bier am
&C., 81. lnb %. oieiessW onats abge=
balten miro, lit BON ben 8ean1ten Der
Aiiociation fertiggeiteat.
Dienltag leBter ISOLDE fano Die
SabreSberiammlung Der McGorm1d
Safe & State &oao Telephone Cont
panp I'M 8rogrel1iDe 5armers Club
bouie itatt; es tpl1rben BEL Dieier @e=
legenbeit folge1be 8eamten fir 6as
1neue @eldaftsiobr gemdblt: George
@runomnnn Bra1i6ent; ognrob 8oe,
gice Braii0ent; 6ranf GonnellN, Sc
fretar un0 SbaBmeiiter. SSn Sen 81
reftorenrat nuroen gemdbIt gbas.
aortan, 6ran5 Can't il, un0 Sobann
@olfe.
Mus Dem Miner Sospital IN ct.
Saul, mo lie cine Operation iiberitano
lit Sran S. 8. @el1ting nad @ol1ie
%entlaiien mor6en.
S. Soffmann unb 6rau AuguIt Sc
terlen bon WeDburn, 5usf., Canada,
iino bier 5u 8eiud ser glterl1, g.
Soffmann unb @attin, eingetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
!, lit 2elir Mab.

MaBnlan1l perbrabt lit Jelig MaB.
mann nod So Groiie, isis, 5n 1eitler
4rbeit 5uriifgefebrt.
Weitte pergange1er ISOLDE lit @teearol'-
npmus Ierbaar ,melder Die Neib'
nabtspafan5 bier bei ieinem Dater,
Dem ganffailierer &ermam 9erbaar
perbradfe, 81 ieinen Stu0ien on oelr
ct. Sobns l1niDeriitat 5urufgefebrt.
Jrau Maria gifboff unb 2eono
Stirling eritatteten in 2aitrnp, Ri1rn.
pertuan0t- mo freunoidaftlide Sc.
iube.
8ilb. Str0ing uno, Jrau madten
BET IN ct. MntbonD tpobnenben Ser
tpar0ten I'M 2aufe pergangener ISOLDE
einen 8ein6.
Sacob Mlapperih belt iih mebrere
Gage pergangener ISOLDE beiuds1peiie
in Gong Brairie auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
freeport

9eBte Bo6e bat 6ie 3eitung, Isle
6reeport Sn0epen0ent" iein critics
grideinen gema6t. Das 8latt 1T nit
GleiB re6igiert nnb nit elmer guten
MnanW bon Mn5eigen geidmiidt, ein
|3ei9en, baB benz nnternebmen 0es
Sera1rsgebers cine quite l1nterltibnne
geIidcrt III, sic, nenr1 at1bnlteno, Ser
0rtidaft CUR @bre n116 benz nnterneb-
mer 51 benz erapiinidten 8eroienit &C.
reiGct1 miro.
M11ton @DfeL Spbrt ser Snrtilie
@ilb. 8Dibel, bot bte 5teue 0es 8l1h=
fnbrers ser Greeport Sortners Cont
parD nngetreten, bte it9 in 6em i'm,
gen Germ eii1te. CUTE 5tiibe geiidert.
bat.
Brau SSobann gdirmers bon We1t
LINTON, lit nod ldngerem 8eIude bier
in Der 5annilie &nbert Gbelen am
Gage nab Meltialbr nod 6al1fe 5ltruiid~
gefebrt.
&odip. P. EiinrotbeuS, 8. e. g.,
bon MbanD eritattete anfangs pergar1<
gener Wo9e CUR peri0nlihen grtbie-
tlt1g 6es NeniabrggruBes Dem bodm.
u. Maursn, 8. g. g., etnen ffrel1n6-
Efdaftliden 8eilth,
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q. g1lrrence 1n6 Ainoer nah lbrem

q. gurrenrce nnb ainoer ra9 Drem
Reim in Neeper, g. @, 5uriidgereiit.
Ser Jamilie Maatb. gdreifels muir
lie Elm geiunbes 5obnden geboren,
tpabreno in Der 6amilie 81. 80. Oh
oier Elm ber3iges Md6den iein gr=
ideinee,n madf]te unb fi61 beim &einrib
.Gorborq qleihfaIs Elm geiunoeS God
terden einfa1o. Den begliidten 81
tern Qingen all Sen 6rel1oenereignii=
len pielieitige @ratulationen 81.
fSrau Sobm $. Woler 1T anfangs
letter Bode aug benz biefige1 Sos
pital entGaiien noroen.
Mab etIidye Gage largem Bei11d)e
bei hren Gltern babier 1T N}argare>
tia Nbeln Dienitag leBter ISOLDE 81
ibrer Mrbeit in ct. SAUL 5nriidse-
febrt. !,
Sn. Bernabette Muiige11er befi1oet
iid 6ei ibrer in ct Baul mobner0etl
sdmeiter, Jran Dilb. 8rone11, 81
Weiud.
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@enner Iino i'm 2aufe Dergnngener
ISOLDE al ibrem gtu0ium i'm ct.
Ibon1os College gu ct. Soul 5nriidz
gefebrt.
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Morib gin1rner bat~ porlebten Dien.

Morit Eiin1mer Bat porlebten Dien.
[ltag bas @arbiergeidaf nnb Die Bil.
~larDbaue Des Germ ban 5lonn fal1f:
lid III ieinen 8eiib gebraM lebtere1l
apirO ieine ffurbere Eatigfett, ME e
beiBt, nod MthmDnD Derlegel.
g. 8. MblenfUtt, melder Die 8etrtebs'
Iteae ser Gnrners COMPANY beballlp,
tete, itebt lett Ser 8ilarobaQe ll1
grbgeid}oB pes Geo. ublellfottsgebal1-
De Dor.
6rau Mnna Gorens nno NnooolpE9
|Gi6iba eritatteten III Der &%apitolltalD1
1pobnetlber Gerlpan0ten meDrtaglger
8e1ltd.
Mnfanas LETTER 8o6e 1T s.. IS
Brnd1d,en bon Donng Mmerifa, V}ir=
neiota, 5l1raidfgefebrt, no er Die 9teu.
iQbrstagsfreuben inmitten leiner SO:
milie genob, IRE.
&41Qo 8eae begab it'd anfangs
lebter Wo6e nah ct. saul, 100 er oas
GumpoooD Sn]titut belud)en miro:
sSrau Murtin &anlpn bon Setter.
ion, Eepas genieBt Diert oie Walt:
freunoidaft Der 5amilie 2onis Nele
Souls Wolfing unb Gattrn Dor
@l Geno, 0flaboma, balt fth bier Ct.
nen Mo1at lang inn pertDanotlfattlt:
den @rei1e be1nGSDeile altf.
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GreenmdIo.

Diele @obe @antltag miro ote
Sabresperiammlung ser @reentpal1
SurmerS Cooperative Company. i'm
@rogeidoB Ser Spatbsbone itattfi1l=
0en.
sSsobann Braun bon Melroie nabml
an Ser Mitte b%ergangener ISOLDE bier
Itattgefunbenen SabresDerlammlnng
ser Staotsbanf bon @reentpalb tell.
Ma1p0em er bie @eibnabtsfeierta-
ge fier I'M SAUL 8inters @eim Der=
bradt, 1T Sobann 8inter nod lei
ren1 Seim in 6orreiton 5urii6gefebrt.
SSn Ger Gamilie bes 9ebaltian $50
lentinp fa1to Elm gelun0es E06terden
ber5li9e M11fnobme. M0ge 6as &in0
CUR Sreu0e Der gltern ma6ien uno
gebeiben!
Mi6. Sd0nborn bon Wqbnomen
belt ii6 bier lebte, @ode bon Mon=
tag Biz Miitttpo6 in @ei6Gften alf.
Sri. Mario @inter beindte i'm
22anfe bergangener 8o@e lire in Ssle
n:obnen6en @ertpanbten.
Trou Matb. 5pdfb nno Sobn
|Gbeobpr bon Melrole ln6 Sran sos.
s. &Iein BON ct. @lou6 maren Sre1z
tag bier inn Wilb. s.. 5pafbs Setm
5u @aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Rodpiue.

Soften Donnerltagnbenb puroe Dol:
Ben Mitglieoern bes in bieier @emelr1=
Sc b%eitebenoen Sungfrauenbereins N
ser Mein5boGe gum 8eiten beg neu
gu erridtenoen B%farrbaufes cine aarz
tenpartie nbgebalten, 6ie iebr gut be-
iudt mor, bober Ser NIT Der Inter.
boltung berbunbene l0bli6e 3rped 5llr
bonen 3ufriebenbeit errei6t mnrbe.
Nad a6t Gage Jangem 8efnhe bel
Ben bier mobnenoer1 gltern lit Grnu
Eb. Wur]t NIT ibrem Eo6terden mad
ibrem 8eim IN @reentpab 3uriidge-
febrt.
SRI. emma Mein5, nelde lih I'M
st.. MopbaeIs @ospital gu ct. glono
aIs @rarfenpflegerin ausbilbet, 1T
na9 bret Gage LANCER @rbolung bel
ibren bier mobnenben gltern at ibrer
8erufsarbeit nod ct. @lonb 5nrnd=
gefebrt.
SRI. 8eronica @eismam, Delde in
5tnples ols 2ebrerin nngelteat- II,
nno lire MISUNDERSTANDING bier an
ser Seite Ser @lterr perbrndte, 1T an
9eeujabrstage an BEN Srt ibrer Ga
tigfeit 3uriifgereilt.
9omirif &au1h meld}er Die 8ar<
bier}6nle in ct. Saul beludt, begab
iidL nodoem er bic lebte11 Gage Oes
oIten nno sic erIten bes neuen Sobres
BEL feinen @ltern bermeilte, Gienrag
Iekter ISOLDE our 8ieoeranfnabme lei
ner 8erid0nerungs1tnoien nod Der
&apitolltabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Yen u1unih. I

l1nter 2eitung bes stephan Hol1=
fe BON Melroie bat ii6 bier cine so
ropbo1l=@4npeue organiliert, Die aus
mebreren guten M11iifern beiteH.
Soiepb 8ogel un0 Jral1 begaber
I1d dnfangs LETTER 8obe mod ct.
Glol1o, NO lebtere ii6 I'M ct. Sta.
pbaels @ospital elmer ginitig ber=
l%anfenen Operation nnter5og, Die lbre
boloige. bollitdnbige @%eneiung erbof=
fel; ldBt.
SRI. Gbereiin Ebielen nn6 SRI.
Gbereiia @iesfe 1in0 Dienitag lebter
ISOLDE CUR Mufnabme ibrer 5tnoten
11u9 Ser ct. @ene6ifts Mfaoemie in
ct. Soieb 5urudgefebrt.
Nad6em er 6ie Seiertage bier BEL
1einen 8riioern @einri9 nn6 Mnton