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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

Aur0inal Natti lit itaIiel1iIber gea=
tionalitat. gr ipur0e I'M Sabre 1857
lin Mnila1b geboren. Webrere Sabre
long NOR er gertreter oes beiligen
I9tubIs III Yolen lt1lb reii6ierte IN
Barlhau. &urDinaI 9iatti gilt nls Elm
|iebr gelebrter @err. gr mar Brdfeft
Der ambroiinniiben 8ibliotbef nnb I'M
sSSnbre 1914 tpurbe er gum Brdfefte11
Ser Datitaniiden BibIiotbef ernun1d.
SIN Sabre 1919 tpuroe er gum 8i=
|id9of bon 2epa11to bef0r6ert. Nm I.
|Mpril 1921 ernannte ibn Der Nap1t
gum giibof bon A6ana uno am 13.
eSsuni bes1elben Sabres erfolgte leine
|Beforoerung gum &aroinal. Ser 1teue
Yapit NOR oe1nnab elmer ben iiingitet
|unter Ben &ar6inalen.
Mls sic 3abInug Ser S5timme1l
5eigte, bnb &uroinaI &atti 5lttn 8afpit
|geipdblt 1poroen NOR, m1rDe Der Sc
fretdr oes &onflabe, Der 3eren1onien-
|nreiiter l1nb Der Safriitan 0es 8nti==
|fans in oie iirtiniihe &apene 5ugelai=
lien. Ser @aroinal6efan, begleitet bon
|oen S1nptern Ser firbliden Srben,
|erid)ien Dor anrbinnI &otti un0 frag-
|te i'm, ob ct 0ie g8ubl nn1rebn1e. glls
|Die Spnge beiaben0 beantnortet 1pur=
|oe, p1roe gefebI gegeben, oas lpeibe
9iuudB dBtpolff len aus oenl &an1tn al1f=
iteigen 5u Iaiien. Die ieioenen Gbron-
fbimneI, Sic iiber ben anoeren &urbi-
|nalen bingen, fielen 81 8ooen; 1tnr
|ber Gbronbi11ll1lel iiber &arbinul &at-
Iii bieb III ieiner. 5tenu11g. Darauf
(tpurbe ser nel1getpablte 8opf gefragt,
|tpelhen Nnmel1 er 81 1pdblens niini6e.
|gr erfIdrte, baB er Iib 8iuS Der Site
lnennen tpiiroe ltnp begriinoete feinet.
gnti6luB in elmer fltr5en 6eee.
Darauf tpuroen i'm Sic brei net
|ben @epanber angeIegt, Ole fir Die
8erenlonie bereit gebalten uaren Ser
Igefretdr bes aoMl iiberreibfe
Inn f1ieno oag meiBe adpphen, bos
8eihen Ser p1pitalibe1 Biiroe. Conn
Ibeftieg Der 1te,,getDd 6lte Hapit ben
IgbroIt Ser fiir i'm erridtet tporoe11
l1par, llno Sic anrbi11dle bradten i6n1
libre SllIoigui,g oar. Der pdpitlid)e
llSSeaiintrterer &nr0inal gns sparri iiiber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Kard. Rattl von IIlaIland der nelle
Paplt ais Plus Xl.

|reidte benz l1e,1e1 8npit ben Slider
rina. Darnnf ipur0e Der ornuBen
|hurrenben Me,ige Der 9eal11e oes 11eu=
len Bapftes perfiinoigt
Die Gr01lnng bes 8apifes miro Sen
|NbiblnB Ser Diel lfah uralte1t uno ein=
|6rudsDoaen 8ere1npriel1 bil0en, Die
bel elmer BapihnaN Hattfinoen. Das
|3atum Ser &ronung 1T nuf. ben 12.
|bebrnar feifgeiebt Sic &ro11l1ng nirb
ser 1rooitio1 etltfpredjeno et1t,peoer
III Ser Netersfirbe ober ia Der iirti=
[ni1den &npeHe itattfinDen.
Gs miro er1nartet, SOB Der 1ten ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
3ablu11a syranfreid,s.

Wa{bingfon, 5. Jeb. Jranfreld
fat am /. sSebrllur an bie Ser. 5taa.
ten $40, ,OO0,0 900 be5ablt als brittle
bulbiabriibe State Der 3inlen ani
$40O, ,OOO,O 90 fir Den M,1fauf bon an.
2rifaniI6en1 &riegsn1aterial bas Oit
fran50lil1e 8egier1ng ol1rb Die Ser.
n1ittlung Ser 2iqntbieru1rgs &ont.
nilIion nod Dem 4riege eraporben bot
Ser ganae 8etrag ielbit lit an |. an.
quit 1929 aablbar uao Ole fiinfpro-
5entiger1 3inien fino balbidbrlid 81
e11trihte1l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
lpoppnete ii9 tpdbreno oos Gertrau-
en- eritidt 1Dur6e."

|lpnppnete iid tpabreno oas 8ertrau=
len eritih mnr6e.
gus giititig fir sic iebt obgeidloi=
ierre &onferen5 be5etbnete Der BrdIi=
bent, bnB Tie in elmer 3eit tagte, Die
|oen Bitterfeiten oes @rieges ferne ge=
mug, anbererieits aber aud nod nabe
genug g1peien lei, BOB 1ie iolpoW aus
|ariegsbnB, toie aus benz Sebnen nod
|6riebe11 ge1ben babe 5ieben fonnen.
gu baufig, iagte Der Hrdiioent, feien
| in friiberen 3eiten oie Beidliiiie abn-
|Iiher Ronferer5en tpieber pereitelt
|1poroen. Dag Ge1ultat Der iebigen
|aonferen5 ltebe lnantaitbnr 90, 0e11rl
es e11tbolte feline Seine fir &onflifte,
I1ihts, bas Elm 3uriifgreifen a1f 8af=
lien re6tfertigen niiroe. gs fonne
|1i6t barnnf an, tpie man sic ei15elnen
grfolge Ser @onferena betperte, ieoer
Iein5elne bon ibre1t 1piir0e anein i6on
Die @onferet15 gerebtfertigt baben.
|Das @efanrHtreiultat ieood babe 0ie
l9ltnospbare 10 gefl1rt, bnB man bie
Ierfriibenbe 2nft zines neue11, bielber=
fipre6enben WDrgers einut1le. 81
Ger Hrdiiberlt ertp1bnte I'M tpeite-
|re1 8erlauf ieiner glusfiibrunge11, er
| lbabe friiber tit1n1al an betpnffnete 8e=
|reitinaft gegla1bt. SSebt iei er gu Der
leber5eugung gefonme11, baB ei1e
lbeiiere Bereitidaft bie lei; Ole im auf
cine 0ffentlide Weinuttg itiibe, bie be-
IitreM iei, Rebt ge1tnll 10 anoeren 5l1
gelp6bren ipie man es fir Iih felbit
In Mnlprub nebme, 1inb Dem Rehte
I4Derbe1 IN frieolide len &o1feren5en bei-
Ifer eebient, als IN betpaffneten Som
tfIiften
Geds gertrage.
sssi11 gan5en bat oie @onferena ieds
l8ertrdge abgeibIoiien; al1Berbel1l
llpuroen bier5ebn &efolutionen nno 10
lgrfldrungen angenpnnle1t.
Die gertrdge befbranfen Die Stdr=
lie Ser &riegsfIoten perurteiI Gnuh
lboot=Mngriffe a,1f San6el sidiffe, TO-
l1pie sic ger1penonng bon 6iftgafen als
18afie, regeIn China 3 5onberdn
|redta l1r,o idaffel eiiie entente 5ilr
IslufreGterbn nIt11ag bes Jriebe1s in
'ss9ereib Des Stiaen 05eans
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
steat iiii) frci,uiais

Reo @ing, Miin11.. a. Geb. Sos.
Gilbert ebe1lluIiger 0reoniiator Der.
Sectional gaonporti ifnn 2engne in Min
11eiotn, lueIher al, Snn,itag aus benz
GountDgef1ngnis IN gfeD 8ing ent-
|Ioifen pllrDe, begob lih fofort nod
ct 8aiI gum gei,lh ieiner gomilie,
er tDiro Bis al1rl Dienffag bort bleiben.
|itnb iidb oonn Dem 5beriff in ssssadion
itelel1, i'm cine 1,ellr,sigtdaiae 5uff
itrafe il, perbiii ieie lpie t1ilth Die
gtrofe fplrOe iiiber iilbert
ipegen l1ebertretll bes ifnatlidlel1
|gpiolla eietes herb b1nat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
4reisberab ietnngen.

Chicago, ssY., 4. 5eb. Die Sll=
terrpational Sarneiter @onlpanD fiin-
oigte un1 5an1ltag in Chicago Rreis=
reouff ffttiionen bon $500 Bis $3.50 fiir
Graftoren nit orei Gflugld)aren an.
Brdiioe11t Sarolo McGorn1id teilte
NIT, bob bie 8reisberabiesllng nibt
ourh @erbiIigung in Der Serlt el1ung
gere1tfertigt, fonbern Durb ben 8ett-
betperb 1rotig genpadt lnoroen lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
reri iasbt Sic 1pclt ~ Grd>
itcf1 SO riitref1.

Wn1bingfon, b. Jeb. Ger germ
|infognito bleibenbe Gbef Der fran50-
|liiden GropagnaDa, Der friiEere Bre-
[mier- -Ueiniiter unb gices8oriisenbe
Der fran8oiiiden Delegation our $50
|iDingtoner &onferer1s, ssfene gibiani,
|bergieBt IN elmer bon Earis inter
|Denn Dntum oes ]. 6ebrunr gefnbel-
ten Depei1e bittere grdnen Iber oie
|@eriude, Granfreih 5l iiolieren unb
fir 9eutihlano SDn1patbien al erz
|mefen. gr betont Die bonn fran5oIi-
|iber Sfan6punfte unnbtpeisbnre
|8fIidt DeutfhIal1os, Sen 5haben bon
|u1to gan5 1pie6er gltt5umnben, Ser i'm
|n0roIiben 8eile Ser &epubIif ange-
|rihfet tDoroen ipnr, l111o ber1ihert,
|bie beutIhen anpitaliiten unb @roB=
essnbuitrienen B1tten ibr germogen
|nnb England nnb ben gereinigten
|stnnten geibnfft, I'm es onDor gu be-
|tpabren, 5ur 3abllng bon &riegsent-
|ibdbignng berange5ogen 81 iDeroen.
Or fnbelt Damn meiter: ags lit nibt
sSyranfreids 5dnID, nenn Die I61er=
|lide11 5teuern nelbe bas bel1tfde
8pH beaabH in Dem Sinne fil,giert
ii1l6, Dab oie belfide 9egierung, mer1
iie eine 9teuer erbebt, iid beeiH, iie
.ir1 Der gprn1 elmer geniligung fir
Ieine IniDerfitdat, Elm SospitaI ,eine
stnbt Ipg 51t mer0en p0er fie IN an
.oerer 8eiie ben sfeueraaHern lpie=
Ser 5ufon1nten I1Bt gs lit nidt mn
iere ghnI6, nenn oie @elt, obne ein=
5uidreifen, oieie1n 5bninbeI 5ufiebt
.1tt1o lpenn Sic aMeriDltenatiihite Die
|berei, oie je IN Der @eididte bon
[Hanbern, bora1sgelest, 1aB lie cine
@eibibte bubel1, all per5eibnen 1T,
|bereipigt ipirbf
perr Bipinni erfIarf, es ,p1re gum
|erItell Oaale Der San bnB Elm rllinir-
1er45 hon sei1iein 9dailsSnrs
Ser Gr6Be Ser gdaIb iDegen getaoeI.
miro bic Iebterer fortrabiert bate
IE39um eriten Mak fI6Ben Grdnen niht
fir Sen ebrItben @ldubiger, Der rili=
11iert 1porben tp1re, ionoern fit ben.
S1nlbner, Der 0es ebrIihen Wannes
8ui1, berbeigefiibrt bate 3ablnng
Der 5dnlo honnte 5tDar fein 8ergel=
fen brirgen, ober bas @efiibl, bas Der
&rieg er5eugt bddHe, ausloiden. Ser
8ibiani' ide MnBgelang gegen 8eutid
lamb hlieBt nit folgenben beaelbz
1ler6en @prten: .@ir tper6en unfere
|Srie6ens. s.HoIitif ipeiter berfolgen,
tpeIde, tpie man ipobl erfennt, feline
i1nperialiitiiden Abiidten uno fein.
Berfangen na1 @robernngen in fih
|fblieBt. Mber mir peroen llns ge-
5tpa1nge,1 ieben, uns Ndta,ng 5n ber=
|fdnffen, uro 81 mir ge1otigt fino, es
|anei,1 5u tlin, boffen mir, bob nan
|11ns ipe1igitens geitntten miro. IN iol-
der @eiie 81 ban6eln, tpie tie bon 8e-
rehtigfeit unb nnferen sssntereiien gez
|boten tpirb. /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
@ertnpQes @ieh. perbranrt.

galesbnrg, Sn., 3. Seb. gin=
bunoertuno0r 0reiunofiinf5tg reinrailige
@ereforb= =Hinber berbrunnten Sreitag
.frlb in Strongburif, SSn, BEL einen
Jeuer, our6 tpelbes Die 8ertaufS=
Stqlungen Ser Gereforo Mi1ociation
einged dibert tpur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Sif.nf.5l age eiilritie I'M
uerN rNtpcitcft,

Weinneapolis, s. 5eb. Ser 500
nutsberieht ser 8. 8nnoes -Nalerpe=
lbonf, ser nit Mlauf S ssSanuor in Nfi11z
IneappIis berausg egeben 1purbe, betont
lin ginqana eine betrGhtli1e 8elier=
lima ser Jinanalnqe I'M geor1tDe1ten i'm
M1onat Dpsember u1ro n1lfangs sSa-
In1ear; oteieIbe duBerte lih IN Serab-
l5ebunq bes s3insfuBes, 0a 5abIrei6e
ganf6arleben 5uradbe5ablt 1puroen.
Ser @eian1u1tun1ffa11q oes gerlanos
lion @etreibe 1,no 5hlaht 1anf
| I'M Deae11ber ,111ter Ben Durh1dnitf
| fir oiefe11 Monat trobben1 BEL Mais,
SAFER 11no Ralbern ell erh0bter Ser
I5nnn s,1 perseidneu mar
Das g}erfoufsopldaft mar IN Ben
aanobeairfe11 flan, nabretto es in ben
5tqotel1 it'd merfIieh aeboben al ba-
|ben idien Ser glb5ab bon 2arotpirt=
|ihaftsnnId,inel1 bea,p. l@erdten im
@roBperfn1f belief fie, fiirs sssabr
!192i MIR a1,f Elm DrifteI ocsieniqen
i'm porherde deaanqet1e11 ssyabr Die Rleii
oejd,affe In Sen 5taofe11 hatten sbies
| len leaen1ber eir1e qr6Bere 91nabnte
nps slhinkes neneniiber g3ope1f1ber al1f.
alppeiien. alg Dor eir1en1 Sabre.
81 ess{nh,1ifrip= sgs}ptrieb hatte eii11en
|tnelenfliehe,, Riiefnonn AZ neraeiic,1le11
nor iid, in ;S,pn M;ihIpn I'm Nerfon6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Kenfcrc,,3 5,ttft 2lbIsblub
eelaftet.

9SSsSasSsst
8albington, 6. Seb. Die leBte
Met,arlitulg Der r&onferen5 iiber
gini6rG,,f,,ng Der Riiitungen" tpurbe
in 8aibingtpn am Mo1tag 6ornlittaa
10 ltbr eroffnet; in bieier Sibnng
lulroen Die lesten 9ertrage bon ben
@ertretern Der &onferen5nladte unter-
5eihnet; Inn 3eit in Der 5ibuug 81
lparen, ,paren oie Siegel idon Dorber
angebrabt iporoer; Die l1nter5eih-
nung geIhab in Der Reibenfolge Ser.
Staaten 9elgie11, @robbritan1tien,
sSranfreid], sSStalie1l. Sapan, 9tieoer-
lanbe, Chino, Hortl1gal. 8abreno Die
Gertreter nod nit Dem ltnter5ei6ne.l
bei1dftigt ,porea, traf Braiioent 9ar-
oing, Der feit gr0ffnung Der &onfers
eng an bere,l arbeiten nidt mebr
teilgenon1n1en bate, Elm, Ser eirre
SnInBanfprabe an Die &onferend
riebtete.
gs maren bier @ertrdge 5u unter=
5eibnen; 5,pei pon hieiett, Ser etne nit
Sen &ootiben bier Bunften nno Dem
@runbiak Der offenen Sir" III gbina,
Ser a1lbere betreffs oes dineiii6en
,3oIturifs, lpl,r0en bon ben 8ertre=
tern idmn1tli9er neun @onferen5nra6
te nnter5eidnet; Sen 8ertrag iiber 8e=
gren5ung Ser @r0be BON 8roBfampf=
idiffen, iotpie ben iiber Saudboote
uno @iftgaie l1nteroeihneten Die Ser
treter Ser Ser. @taater, @roBbrttan=
MEMS, Sranfreids, Stuliens nno So
pans; oieielbe DHdte nit Nusnabme
sSStaliens unter5eibneten ben 3uiab
sum 8ertrag iiber Die 8iermddte -@n-
tente, ser bie geograpbifde gegren5=
ung bieies 0ertrags entbah
vgSirHid grofe Geinltate,"
gr6Iibent Sarbing gab ii ieiner
SdInB- -anfprade Der @enugtullng
iiber .0ie ,pirfIi9 groBen Heiultate"
sl,tsDruf, Die bie aonferen5 er55ief ba.
81 ST. @a,,ia,.f,,s .aasha,, ,,,a,ha,, ~ ,e;
en-, erfIarte Ser Brdiioent, be5eihne=
.s s 'pe.'' .. meo;,9, a.s ' ainas s ne,,an hoiia
ren MbIbrlitts in Der fort1drittliden
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Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28

Of waste that would escape both hens
and turkeys. Taking wider range
than chickens, and yet not quite so
wide as turkeys, keeping largely to
the thlckets and weed patches, and
committing fewer depredations against
field and garden than either chickens
or turkeys, requiring little feeding at
any time, being good layers during
their season of eggs that are thought
by many to have a richer and finer
flavor even than hen eggs, the guinea
is n good fowl to keep on any farm
where serious effort is made to con-
vert all waste into meat or eggs.
Geese, In larger measure than
chickens, or any other kind OF poultry,
are grazing stock, taking their living
In large part from the ordinary grasses
Of the pastures. When the facts are
taken into consideration that the de-
mand for geese is strong, steady. and
extended practically over the entire
year, not confined to the holiday sea-
sons as the demand for turkeys. that
geese excel all other kinds Of poultry
as producers Of fat, the Importance
Of an adequate number Of geese in the
poultry scheme becomes apparent.
On farms where ponds or streams
are available, ducks will convert into
meat and eggs great quantities of
water insects and various aquatic
forms that would not be utilized by
any other kind of poultry. Ducks,
while they consume large quantities
of grass and other green stuff, are
more partial TO animal feeds and are
very energetic in patrolling the branch
es, creeks, and ponds as sources Of
feed supply.
Pigeons of Questionable Value.
The one kind of poultry of question
able economic value on farms is the
pigeon. Almost exclusively a grain
eater, the pigeon renders no important
service as conserver of waste, ex-
cept. perhaps, In the case of shattered
grain In the fields. and that in a
large measure would be taken up by
other poultry and by pigs. The pig
con has Its place In the towns and
cities, but, except In isolated instances
where conditions are peculiarly favor
able. its production is not often de
sirable on farms. Tie backyard
poultry keeper can hardly hope for
success with turkeys, geese, ducks. or
guineas. but for those who have lofts
over garage stable or coal shed the
opportunity for squad growing Is
worth considering.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
Movie Statistics

525.345 custard pies were used in
the making of comedies during the
year 1921. Two Of these were good
to eat.
1.120 high silk hats were ruined
during the making of comedies. Five
were paid for.
1,765,254.310 comedy scenarios were
sent to screen comics. One was ac
cepted. but not paid for, the company
having failed.
237.s69 people graduated from cor
respondence schools OF acting, which
is one reason why there are more
than half million people in Los An
geles.
There are 126,79S mothers in Los
Angeles with daughters who bear
striking resemblance to Mary Pick
ford. More than half Of these are
brunettes.
Not one Juvenile actor admitted that
he looked like Bull Montana.
There are 325.G42 actors and nc
tresses in Los Angeles. One admitted
that he didn't play In "The Birth OF
a Nation" Two own their full dress
outfits.
There are SOC directors IN Los An
geles. s9i wear puttees; tn other
two cant afford them.
There are 1887 scenario writer's IL
Los Angeles. Only two OF them ad
nit cutting their own hair. yet 81,
barber shops failed during 1921.
There are 7a2 comics In moviedom
Three stated under ross-cxamInatior
that Charley Chaplin was good two
1,990.sfi cans OF Shlnola were usct
during 1891 By leading men to polisl
their hair
Sixteen OF the handsomest uctorl
were toupees.
Fifteen South Sea Island pictures
were made in 1921 due to the hlgl
cost OF clothing.
There are 1887 philanthroplsts II
California, None of them sign th'
actors checks,-B Buster Kcaton.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28

the ladies' helping the hostess ouilf
quilt. a very delicious lunch was
served All the members were pres.
ent but Mrs. Moudy.
Henry Schellenburg sold a load Of
hogs Monday, Frank Brandt accom-.
panying him.
George Sporl was over on hi.
wheat Wednesday killing prairis
dogs.
Florence Kicker. who has bee,
helping Mrs. Sprague with the house
work, returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lounsburry were HoL
yoke visitors Wednesday.
A Parent-Teachers' association was
organized at Grand View Tuesday ey.
enIng. After short program by h,
pupils and reading by Mrs. Garten
county Superintendent Charles r.
refer and James Hinkle gave an ont.
line OF the rent.Teachcrs' associa.
ton. Those elected to Office were.
president. Mrs. Garten: yice.presl
dent. Mr.. Dirk: treasurer. Mis,
brandt; secretary. Mrs. HeIIieer.
presiding chairman. Mrs. John Le,
iner. Ice cream and cake were served
The next meeting will be held May
D.. a cordial invitation IL extended
wnether you are In the district OF
not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal were IN uol
yoke Tuesday.
Eobert Yagglc took In the biz
dance Monday evening.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
Julesburs Star Route
(Delayedl

Sunday dinner guests at Brandt's
were Mr. and Mrs. John Detmer and
Otto and Elmer Sanders.
Quite number from this commu
nifty attended the minstrel show given
in the Sprick school house. A very
nice show was given and lunch served
afterwards free. One does not k,ar
of that very often.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Eetmer and
Nick Janders were visitors at Her
man Detmer's Friday.
Esther Beal is slowly recovering
from a sprained knee.
The Hansen family departed fol
their home at vermlllion. South Da
lsota. Wednesday by automobile and
motorcycle.
Frank and Otto Brandt's moved
Saturday; Otto down to the Hansen
farm. and +. Brandt into the hous.
vacated by Otto.
Easter guests for dinner at Cox's
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Datmer and
family and Henry Schellenburgs.
Mrs. Sanders and Elmer went L
IIaxtnn Friday evening after Anr
and Esther. so that they could spend
Easter at home.
Mrs. John Detmer helped Mrs
Schellenburg with her butchering OF
Friday
The W. II. club met at Mrs. Her
man Detmer's Thursday afternoon
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28

ular instruction In health habits, n
second investigation showed that NAL
nutrition has been reduced to Is per
cent. OF late milk campaigns have
been held In Madison. Wis. Wheeling.
w. Va; Seattle. Wash; Greenville.
S. c.; Akron. o.; Warren, o.:
Salem, N. c., Springfield,
Mass. Oskaloosa, Ia. Baltimore. Md. :
Oakland county, Michigan y Cumber.
land county, Maryland. and Jackson
Vile and Duval county. Florida.
Despite disturbed Industrial condl.
tIons, increases in milk consumption
have been effective, and even In places
Of much unemployment the quantity
Of milk consumption has been kept up
TO normal. In nearly all cases the
milk consumption subsequent to the
milk campaigns has been greater than
II ever was before.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
SHOWS WARS S RAvAGES
Astrakhan Much Like New Or
leans After Civil War.
Russian City Trying to Regain Its
Former Prosperity, but Process
Is SIow--communism Not
Liked There.

Astrakhan, Russia-Cnce prosper
Gus but now ravaged BY revolution. the
situation of this city reminds the
visitor of the condition OF New Or
leans after the Civil war. 1t is trying
to regain its former prosperity, but
the process is slow. In its position
Astrakhan resembles New Orleans in
some ways. The city is pitched on
an island at point where the volga
river divides into many smaller
streams, forming delta that extends
sixty miles to the Caspian sea.
The commerce of Astrakhan was
once comparable with that of ST.
Louis, Memphis or Of New Orleans.
1t was rich in furs, In fish, In caviar
and busy hnnlling freight which
traversed the volga. There was once
food for every mouth and clothes for
every back. with work a-plenty for
every man.
Today are seen the wrecks wrought
by combat between the imperial and
revolutionary forces, but no sympathy
is expressed with communism. .We
have had enough" said one of the
workmen who, together with thou
sands of his fellows had for eighteen
days, just after the Petrograd and
Moscow rislngs in 1917, took to arms
and besieged the Cossack troops and
the wealthy people of the city.
gathered in the Kremlin walls, In SOL
der barracks and other points ut the
heart Of the business district.
The immediate result OF these eight
cen days Of carnage was the destruc-
tiOn of the duma buildings, the gov
ernor's house, the great bazaar and
several blocks of stores filed with dry
goods and Persian and Turkestan car
pets, silks and other fineries.
The ultimate result is indicated by
the bare, fire-burned walls today
standing gaunt and cheerless, with no
work on the river and no food in the
homes for these worl,men. The peo-
pie have little money to buy anything
The spirited horses which once filled
the horse market at the riverside have
gone to the wars not to return or
have been requisitioned for the pres
ent Budenny cavalry. a few troops of
which are quartered here.
In the provincial hospital where 800
patients lay there was practically no
broth for famine refugees nor quinine
tor fever suffers. Doctor Zakatowsl,y.
the woman surgeon in charge. said
American relief was promised. but so
far II had not come.
The only public gathering places
opened seemed to be the moving-plc-
ture theater. which was crowded with
young people and soldiers of the
Budenny cavalry watching I'm utterly
villainous Italian tragedy.