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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20

Seinrib airf uno Gran iino bon
ISionr Sails, Soma, 100 lie iid einige
|Eage bei ieinem 8rl1oer beilldstpeile
nufbielten, tDieoer oabeim eingetrof.
fen.
Nea6 etlide Sage Inngem 8eiude
III Der bier tnobnenoen Gamilie So
bonn @0beI lit 9arolo 4obler na6
ieinem 6eim in 81. Saul 5uriidge-
febrt.
Grn11 Sill. unaer er1tattete ibrer
|in 8aoern tpobnbaften godter, 8ra,,
clinton 0ntbe, einer ldngeren Beiuh.
Mipbpns 5dmiot bat ieine Steile
dig @eMdftsfibrer. Der Melrofs 6ar-
mers Complement COMPANY nHgetre-
ten.
81 SER syusnila gpoiD aob ftea-
tie d6 porkrn @oratag elm itramz
mes gobndem Elm. Moge Tim Elm fan=
:ges 2eben beidieben fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Colo 5pring.

Nad) mebrere Gage langem 8ein.
DIE bel ibrer IN ct. Glou0 %tpobnenoen
Sod)ter, 6ra1 gernbaro &idter, 1T
5rau STINT noh bier in ibren 6arni=
lienfreis 5uridgefebrt.
Sobn Mleranoer bielt itd mebrere
Sage in ge1daftliden SSntereiien Der
Nodpiqe Granite GompanD IN ser
&apitolituot alf.
Mutb. sc. S9reifels erltattete am
uorlebten Ireitag Ser Srtidaft 8at=
fins einen 8eiub.
Ser I'M 9ienlte oes Solepb Sbmit
ltebenbe Beter Singer befinbet it'd
al1f ser &ranfenIite.
So1epb 5tein> mel6er IN Ser bte=
iigen eleftrii6en Station Mniteanne
bat, trat G11oe lebter ISOLDE eine Reile
nod Miltpaufee an, mo er eine ah1
Iage lange 8afan5 I'M &reiie ietne1
Ber1panoten l1n6 Sreun0e 5ubringer
miro.
Ser Mmerican 2egion Yoiten Der
anItaltete borlebten 9onneritagabenl
in Der Sdptlbnae cine 8erfammlllne
uno erflarte iit9 mad Mnb0rung Ell.
neg intereiianten Bortrags fir. Sen
@ebruuh Ieidflter Meiue un1 8iere.
Mnton Sdleppenba6 un0 Beter
Ebuu mobnten benz in NlbanD itatt=
%gefunoenen 8egrdbniiie Der 5rau
Serb. 5dleppenbab bel.
Die Gbepoare Beter 9hdfer un1
Sobann Otter nebit Sobu @ounno tpa-
rem anfn1rgs letter ISOLDE gu Beiud
IN ct. Qouo.
SEQ @itman u1,h Mnton Dofen=
|borf bon Afeleg bieltet1 fih etlt9e
Gage bier b~efudsspeife tn Ser GGanat=
lie Sobann Dodenoorf nuf.
Srmt 8rm5 droble 1T bon @oen
[gauep, no iie langere 3eit in Der So
miIie Nib. @rdmer, In Der Iib Elm
mllnteres 5obnhen eingeiteM bat,
aufbief, na9 &a1ie 5l1riidgefebrt.
8ilbelm soft lit ieiues gebro9e-
men Beines pegen mobl ir1rler nod
auf Sic aranfenitl1be argetDieien,aber
bie &eill1ng 1T cine 6erartige, Ole Den
baloigen @ebra116 6es la6ierten @lie:
6es erboffen laBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Budgna1l.

. otuI s.'oe " S1.a. -. ~"
Mngs 4esssr . ssoa gt. o 49, pe'n 49, ~ ~ ~
soteets gosA - 49, y
y.
''on Aysle1sp m:u,.
pt 's gn'as.., wv . - ~
w ". wv NJ I' : o'' es..x;. - =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
GIro1a.

Ser GamiIie Mnton Sla0ung mur-
Sc Elm ber5iges Mdiohen geboren, no,
su Sen gltern Dtelieitige Gliidtuiiiin=
i9e 5ugingen.
Sen. nbIenfott eritattete anfangs
Iebte ISOLDE ieinen bieiigen Greunoen
|einen Beiu6.
4bomns 8arrp fat fir Die bieiige
8utterfabrif einen 8rl111tte1 tgegroben,
Ser oag @eihdH nit geniigenoem 11no
geiunoeitem 8ader beiorgt.
8iIb. S. 8eiiier bon st. 5rancis
|e%rfrel1te ndibrerro Ser eriten Eaage leB.
ter Wode feline tier mobnenoen 81
tern nit 8efl1d. sF.....
5ran S. Warf bon MlbanD tpar
bier in Der Samilie Anton .Sslaoun9
5n @dite. ...st .s.,:45
Seinrih uno clinton sieben bielten
iid einige Gage @eidafte balber in
Dulltb cut. .s.5 n .,s5; .8. u
M~nitreider D%in11oorf bon Miidmol10
belt ii6 bier mebrere Gage berfloiie-
11er Wode III gef9dften a1f. ..5
cam. Siebet1 lit BON Sen 8tpil=
Iinggiitdi6ten, no ct iein labiertes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20


bent Dampffer Mount Clair iei1e 8e-
lndsreiie na6 oer often Seir1at II
Deutidla1lb an no ct Die So1nr1er-
monate al pue%rfbringen geoenft. ...
giie aontraftorenfirma &arl aropppp
s. sobn baden AnfallgS oieier Mod,e
lbiie gorarbeiten 5niin 8aa oer r1eiiersl
Gtrde begonnen 58ss Hill
MidaeI aranler, tpeld)er ern1iitt4iiEdi1
;;earfranfte, befitloet NH deitnene i Nh
m,gItens n1f ge Der gslier:=
ung. Sem in @reentuaD wobneloer
,5obn Mifolaus befan1 id ON Nalms
55onntaglepH 1 Al. ieii ne. Ara.ttetbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
&organge
tut GonntD
Qlba11v.

Beltena nuf' Den 11ttoerntetoltNeIn
@ans IN Die @utgeiH %borbereitet, 1T
ata leeter Grettae Sra,t Seroinano
|5bleppeuba6 aus Dem 2eben &c,
fdieoen nahoern Tie snpebreresM Donate
on Magentrebs gelitten bate. Sic
Observation-Disclosures tplr6e Dor SO Sab
rem III msidna., Mdbren 80ibnies,,
aeboreu. 100 fie }i6 NIT 5eroinaelt1,o,
SdIeppenba6 perfeiratete un6 flint
sSsabre ffpdter III Sieies adt,o Tim. Gas
iutpge ebepaar NeB ffiiddy a,f elmer bret
Meilen fiioIid bon Albanp gelegenea
8arm nieoer, a,1f Ser oasielbe bis
1918 berb4ieb u.,S 6ann lein S9eim
uad AIbarp perIegte. Ser ebe 'ent'
apro1Ien ddt ainoer: Sran 9. @las'
meier, Sobann, Sofepb 1,n0 Sran 81.
$. Sonausfe bon bier; Sra. Ssofepb
Dirfbiiiug bon 9genta, Minn., Ar.to1'
pom @plo Spring, Setter bon ebaoron
Meb,, ui,o Srar,8 bon Bieroe, Neb.,
Die in Ser 8%erltorbenen cine CUTE Atut
ter beruei1en, pie ser @atte IN 1hr
cine treue 2ebens9efdbrttn betroltert.
etad} einem montags bom bodm. Z.
s(nfeln, .. g. g., in Der Sieben
gdpmersen Stride gefeierten &eqntem
fano Sic 8eeroig,r1g i'm 8eilein oes
d,riltlid)en Mutteroereins, 6em tie alS
Iangiabriges mitglieo %ongeborte, lr1o
uuter ionit GROCER Seilnabme 1tatt.
SIR sic eruige &ube uno oen St11ter=
laIIene naufri6ti9es 8eilei0
sSsn ser fiir5ltb itattgefunoenetl
8%eriammlrng Ser Staotbeboroe MUIR
Be S. S. 5bleppenbad als @einno=
beitsbeamter auf 6rei SATIRE ernannt.
SolgenDe &omitees 1puroen ernannt:
:Mid)ael Gbelen fir StraBen uno Al=
leen; Mortin Dinnoorf fir ohentltde
8a1rten; Mid). gbner fir Nb5ugsto=
mile Ii. @aHermerfe. = Stint &anoi=
0oten: Sbos. gomaief, Mi6. 8ap=
rers, Scarf 8oerger, Norbert @off=
MANN uno 2u6mig 9innoorf babe1
1i6 fir oas bieiige Boitmeilteromt Der
porgeidrtebenen Prufung nntermor=
fen.
Sobn 8lenfer brad)te I'M 2aufe per-
floliener ISOLDE cine @iienbabntpagen=
looung 8ieb nod 5outb ct. Baul.
9eo6 mebrere Sage gelbdftliden
Mufentbaltes in unferer Wfthe 1T
Sobn Net nod ieinem Seim IN ct.
Saul 5uridgefebrt.
Soiepb @retid tpa1roe bon letner
@atti11 nit einem geiltnben 50bnben
beidenfft. M0ge es ben @ltern m1r
iSreuoe bereiten!
Mnr Dienitag lit Der 8au Der bic
itgeu 11e,1en @rear1erD fontraftltb
iiberloilen por6en, u11b Die Irbett an
0em Neubau ioa unberfdan1t IN Mn=
ariff genomnten mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Goloin4foro.

Nrtbur Roienberg genoB ste Otter
fre,l6en I'M Berpan6ten= lsn0 6:relln=
b%esfreiie III minneapolis.
SRI. Snrab Rropiiar traf Dienltag
lebter Wohe bon WinnenpoliS, 100 lie
cine Sm6elsihule beiu6te, bier BEL
Sen @lterm ein.
Gra1 Sobam Sa5en befi16et fid
in 5tepens Hoint, 8is., 51 bertpanot-
ldJaftlidem 8eiu9e.
Grau George Haggen bot iid bon
ibrer &ranfbett, an Ser tie adt Gage
lang ltd, nie6er erbolt.
Soiepb sos un6 @nttin 1rau Stein
baro ur1o MIice MeDer eritatteten Dem
St. Soiepbs Mltenbeim bel ct. @lono
einen 8eil1d).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
|Sabres geboren tpiiroe, Mne &irtoer::
[Alfreb, MIpina, @6fpin, Norber, al..

ssnbres qebloren tpllr,ooe. Mne ai1tber:
[Mlfreb, MIpina, gotpin, Norbeh Al-
Iois uno gollarb un0 Elm stefiobrl
naHtens 9einrid befinoen ibb IN il 3 az
;ternbaaie. 0ebit Dem fdtDer ge=
spriften @sattet lt,lD ben mlltterIos
genoroe1en aiif1oern betraaler11 fpl4
Igerbe Beidtpiiter tbren Singang asez
5Rr Challenger bon Spllitpug gerds;
Seinrib uro gonaro gtniberger bon
~aeIroie, SIC 5talien Sobd1tn gdros
Der bon ct. Sofepb; Conrad Sieferid
BON spring SIN, uno 5obn S. Win-
ster bon gsablnolmsen. Miithpod, feiiers
te Der bodep. Biarrer Binenbru1f IN
Der 81. gonifa5ius Stride Elm Re-
QUEEN, nobel BE bodap. Serren gin.
le,fanrp nab Bubr1an,, a%Hiitierten,
ppornuis i6as 8aerdb1is surter icbr
GROCER xeiln1bu1e pom Deruanotell
ulMo Befannterl auf benz st. Bonita,
siiu- @5otitsesta,dsr Rattfano. Ser Ser
.nprbenen Sic elpise Malbe unb ben
t~pnuernoen 6interbliebenen autridh<<
ges Beileio.
Mnn Gbarfreitag tparen Die &C.
sidaftsptdise unierer Staot bon Der
Miatagsfhinoe Bis orei ubr nadmit=
tags gefdloffen.
Grau sMlug. 8. 5aaier unb Eodter
@ene nebit Grau Ireo. @reafp bielten
ffiid mebrere Gage bergangener 8o6e
beiubstDeiie in ct. Ba111 alf.
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Qport.

Bou elmer langtpierigen @rantbett
bic ct ergeben in @ottes 81. Bilen
ertr1.g, lit ant @barfreitag Nfolaus
5hirmers bon bier 6urb ben Eoo be-
freit tuoroen. Der Beritorbene spl1rbe
Dor 80 Sabren III Deutf4larb gebo-
rem, bon tpc er III 1884 nit feiaerr
6an1ilie nndJ Mmerifa oatsspanoerte
uto ii6 aa1f elmer bret Weilen nor6~
spel tlidy bon Qpon gelegenen Garn1
nie6erlieB, Die er nit bent bm ange=
borenen beutiden 5leiB IN erfolgret,
der 8ei1e %bearbeitete un6 auf Der er
fem miioes @arpt CUR e1uigen @lbe
nieoerlegte. Seine a@ttin girg ibm
Dor sebn SSabren IN 6ie @tpigteit Dor=
an, uno an ibrer 5ete rubt nun arb
Der @atte> barrenb elmer gliidliden
M%uferitebung gum etpigen 2eben. Sic
Ben Rin6er betrauern ben &ob 6es gl1=
ten, alien fiiriorglib getueienen @a=
ter. IS iino bies: Maria, Nifolalrs,
@tepban, Martin Sobaru1, |bodm. ST..
@ebaitian Sdirmers bon 0ffnfis un6
alois. Dienitng fan6 nod einem IN
ber biefigea Bfarrfirde BON ieinpm
tbodtp. 5obne gebaltenen lebitierten
Meqaiem Die 8eeroig1l1w bel GROCER
geilnabme BON 8erpan6ter a1no Be
fannter naf Dem bieiigen @otesader
itah. Ser groBe 2eiden5ag, IN tppl@
dent ser Dnbingeidieoene 5u @rabe
getrage, tpuuoe, 5eigte, 6aB IN ibm
Elm gutter, edit briitliA geiinnter
Mann bent sdoB Der @roe ibergeben
tuur6e. M0ge Der Dabingeidieoene
ruben in 5rieoen. Den Stnterbliebee
men sont Der rNor6itern" iein anf-
ri6tiges geileio.
Mod etli6e Gage largem Mnfent-
balte Bel feinen bier tpobren @r'o'BB==
eltern 1T Mrnol6 goit nod ieiner1
@eim in Nidmotro 5nriidgfebrt. 1
Ben. NeBIer bon ct. grancis belt
1id bier rnebrere Stlnoen I'M 8reiies
ieiner aIten 8efannten 1tn6 Srentroe
auf.
syoiepb gbel6rof uro @attin bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20

Minneapolis fins III ibrem biefigen
Sommer observation-disclosures ais Die er-.
Iten 5riiblngsboten eingetroffen.
SRI. Maar5eln &eppers bon st.
glollo mar in ben Meiigen 5amilien
Better Scott nrb q. g ali @aite.
sri, Moio 5dmi0t mar sonntags-
gait ibrer In ct. Gloub nobnenoen
Gltern, mo Sobn sdmiot mar an,
5erIten Gasage letter Bode III @efdafs
ten nod, ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Grec11mdIo.

8%unfffoIiierer Gbeooor @urit par
.Sonntagsgait ieiner IN &idmono
nobnenben Gltern.
Sobn Slberotng nno 81. g. Wnrlt
maren porlebten Greitag IN @e16Gf=
ten nod ben 3tpiuingsitdoten.
Strait seSmelbn 8rieie bon ct, Glono
lit nod frennb1daftliden 8eiude in
ser gol1ntp : &aa.ptitaot mad Sorie
5uridgefebrt.
Gram Motb. Sep 11nb Eod)ter 81
:roio tparen 5rettng un6 5amitag in
Der 6annilie so. ". Braun gu @a1te.
Brou Sobann @iiifa BON @auf
Centre be1ud)te I'M 9aufe bergangener
Wo6e hire bier pobneroe gobter,
6rau @iIbelm s.. 5pdtb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
u1eire 6rone.

BorIesten Samftng ,ipnroe bier Die
critic Gnat Der grbe n~noertra.at; sos.
Meber mar Der erite dig san1aar I'M
Je16e.
gbrift 8. Beae oerfnalfte iein
|Shanfgefddft oem 9errn Mltmnnrt
bon Stem Wunih,.
8. 81. @a1npien bot NIT Camille
iein 9eim dnfangs Letter Bofe bon
bier rab Snaf Centre perlegt.
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Sanogelerf dr5tlih bebanoeln lieB
nod 9altie 5uruiifgefebrt.
freeport.

Seinrib Miqer bon bier trat Diell
itag ste Seereile bon Netp gorf aus
nah iieiner often 9eir1lat ~ Slse1nl==
burg an, no Der ldi,lgere 8eiuh let
nefl @eihapiiter,1 gelte1l tpiro. .s
gBiIb, Q1llDer nnb G1ral, bon st.
@regor, east, CANADA, erfreAtetl
mebrere Gage Die bier 1pobnenoe So
ulilie 9einrid Mid,ael &e y Mal1le q
1T Elm 8rloer Der 5raai Whd i,ls.l
2onis Beue beiorgte ben Era11ss
Port sdsastilie Mutptt.s9tafers ele
ibr 83eeiln ben st Y g II t1 0te !, M g
bon ytesp Wt,lnthhy perlegt. Dot.
9einrid 'afid,ael brad,te oorlfete1.
Msosltag etne Baggonla0uag B1eb
nod Sontb st. Nsa4l4.
Drl. Winnie 9eid]e1t mar one g1loz z
Ffage Dorlester Wod'e BY oerfoa1of1
ad,aftltd,em Heltld9 y. Wt.rneapo!S:
9.%B. ublentoh DteA 1ta9 I'M s. asa ~,
e oerfte1feRer Gooae mfS511eIelle oes
FS... 8. ~. non St. Nlouo N eufg1n8,
0t11r'1.,, gull. MI
Drl.Nf1t'tt1e 9r1tt''g pen s .s.'
bef11oet lt@ Dter 1nr la119eler 5a1
gum 8e1n@ 1Drer Wf1t1er, Sran ..
Br111tt1g.
5ra11 S1Scar eorers 1T BON 81
Yaltl, mo ne meprere aog Wal1 tDrer
Sdtpe1ter, Sral StepDan SDm1ot,
NOR, nad Sal11e 511rldgetebrt.
Seinri9 Wobtenberg pllroe polt
ieiner Satin nit e1rem ber5lgen Sod)
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Safe HenrY

geih,. Studs nnb @attin bon bier
erfreaten borIebten Dienltag ben III
Midmo1b tpobnenoeu @ater 6es S9rr1.
Studs, Auirin Studs, nit geia6.
SIN Dienitug trat git1s Gothpalo
bon bier bon Seem Dorf aus allf
White County record., 1922-10-12
SCOUT HARMONICA CHAMPION

period that may take it's place in the traditions of the Hudson. along With the story of Rip Van Wrinkle" and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow" came within the two weeks preceding lhe great harmonica contest held re- gently at the boy scout camp, Bear mountain, Interstate Palisades park, New York, for during this time. it is ru- mofed, not mosquito put in an ap- peafance and blasts of peculiar sounds came echoing over the river to the Palisades. Some of the inhabitants said these noises sometimes seemed to De It's Long, Long Way to Tippe- rary' competing for prominence with
 humoresque." and again the Last Rose of Summer" would be cheerfully chimlng over Peg O My Heart"
 The inside truth of the story, how ever, is that out of 2,O00 boys at the encampment, the majority were spend ing every spare minute from reveile to taps, at mess hall or cn mountain hikes, getting into shape for the big contest. Every breath of melody meant just step farther towards the cham pionship. So Music sweled the breeze and rang through all the trees" and it was a difficult task for the judges at
White County record., 1922-10-12
In Praise of Lloyd Georoe

Colonel Repington, the English mili- tary expert, said at a dinner party in Tuxedo:
 My friend Lloyd George has all ways been a friend of the poor, and on that account the more stupid sec tion of the rich used to dislike him.
 "When Lloyd George brought in old age pensions, rich lady said to poor woman in her parish:
 "'Well, Muggins, I see you've got your old age pension at last
 " Yes, my lady, thank you kindly said Mrs. Muggins with a curtesy.
 "Perhaps,' said the rich woman sarcastically, Lloyd George will send you a first class ticket to heaven one of these days
 "'Well, my lady,, said Mrs. Mug gins, at any rate he's made the wait. In room very comfortable
White County record., 1922-10-12
CLIFFORD ST. EiILL

the preliminaries to select the final lar, with great difficulty, the choice smmered down from six to two boys, each intensely eager to gain the honor of appearing. When Scout Potter heard lie had lost to his opponent he smiled and said with the real scout spirit: That suits me all right. Now we will have to see that the other fellow wins"
 On the night of the big contest hun dreds of boys came by land and water from the various camps to the main hall. Enthusiastic applause rang to the rafters after each boys effort, and when Clifford St. Hill, age thirteen, of Troop 5, Woodhaven, L. l., was pro- nounced victor, the audience arose as one man, with apprecative cries, Give us another tune, give us another tune." Clifford's selections were "Auld Lang Syne," "There's a Long, Long Trail" and "March from Aida" He was pre- sented with the Hohner gold medal and one of the finest harmonicas made and the world had new champion.
 Second place was won by Richard Johnson, sixteen years old, of Troop POS. the Bronx. He received silver medal and a harmOnica.
 William Murphy of Troop 15, Rich mond, Staten Island, captured the third prize. a bronze medal and harmonica,
 By courtesy of the largest manufac- turers of harmoncas in the world, the boys were treated to a number of se- lections by William Burke, who has been playing the harmonica profession ally for forty-twO years.
White County record., 1922-10-12
Original Chinese in siar

J. F. Rock, adventurous plant hunter. reports from kengtung, Burma, to the Agricultural department that he has found village of the original Chinese referred to in the oldest historical book of China, which dates back 2,OOO years before Christ. "They are called Miao," he says "and do not eat or grow any rice, but only corn. They cut down the forests and plant corn at an elevation of $500 to 1000 feet on the elephant-shaped mountain of Dol Chang on which they live They are the dirtiest people l ever saw. barring not even the Tibetans. Their naked children wallow in the mire with the pigs. They are natives of Kweichow province, China, but have migrated over into Yunnan and even into North Siam.-Science Service.
White County record., 1922-10-12
RELIEF APPRECIATED

In recognition of the manly help Of Indianapolis scouts in last years clothing drive of the Near East relief. A certificate of service, bearing the sig nature of the national heads of relief organizations, was presented to scout headquarters. The inscription reads as follows: "In recognition of the splendid humanitarian life-saving serv- ice rendered by Indianapolis Council, Boy Scouts of America, in behalf or the ornhan children and stricken peo- nle of the Near East"
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Disappointed.

'I thought my cousin from Kay See was pretty smart feller when he vis- ited me here last surnmer," disgrunted- ly said Burt Burt of Petunia, ''but when I was up to the city this week l found out he hain't got no, sense at all. After I'd been there a spell he said he'd take me out and show me the beauties of Kansas City. I got a shave and shine, and so on, and then what dye think? Dad-blamed if he didn't take me to see Swope park, the Paseo and a lot of rich fellers' residences. Beauties of Kansas City the devil !''-Kansas City Star.
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SCOUT AVERTS TRAGEDY

A youthful San Franciscan of the sub-scout age was whiting, as small boys since the beginning of time nave delighted to do. Being uninitiated as to the fact that it's rash thing to whittle toward instead of from ones- self, he went at the business wrong. The knife slipped The blood spurted' a great gash appeared in the young ster's arm. A scout heard the young ster's screams and ran to the rescue. He improvised and applied tourniquet.
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PsYohoIonY.

That psychology is eyerybody's science Is the assertion made by Rob- ert Chenault Giyler, author of 8 new book on that subject He says fin his introduction: "0ur important plans and projects, our business schemes and interviews, our investments of money and friendship are one and all examples of applied psychology"
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The New Democracy.

 ,,d Gompers said at a banquet shington:
 ''l millennium is still a long way eourse, but the worker isn't the ss used to be. Few of life's ,os are denied to the worker to- ,rofpssional was giving a new 'pmber some pointers in lawn ,a your racquet loosely, sir he
 loosely, man, loosely! You s stiff as if you were a hod- rt said the new member mildly, 5 odcarrier.' "
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Isn't Nature WonderfuI9

'fPa, I. know why some fishes arc flat" ';.i.: : "Why, my son2'' ' "'Cause in shallow water fish have to be flat or they'd get their. backs sunburnt "-Boston Evening Tran script.
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Speak Up. Tom.

"Why is it," asks rural exchange, that a chicken makes two scratches with one foot and one scratch with the other and then reverses the feet next time" There's one for MT. Edi- son to answer.-Boston Transcript.
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Offer Declined,

Caddie-I got that ball we lost this morning, sir-got it from small kid. Golfer-Good I'll hand you what you gave him for it.
 Caddie-No, thanks; I gave him a punch in the eye.-Boston Transcript.
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Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that cond- tion by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers.-Adver- tisement.
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HousefIY Quick Thinker.

The housefy is the cleverest of in- sects, it's intelligence surpassing that of the ant and the bee. An authority asserts that 1t can think 100 times quicker than a man.
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Simplicity Most Difficult.

It is far more difficult to be simple than to be complicated; far more diff cult to sacrifice skill and cease exer- tion in the proper place than to ex- pend both indiscriminately.-
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rolds. Group and Pains.

vacher-Balm; it relieves at
 Avoid limitations. Ask your t, E. W. Vacher, Inc, New Ia-Advertisement.
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Dubious Compliment.

Wife-Wheneyer I sing the dog howls
 Hub-The instinct of imitation. my dear.-Boston Evening Transcript.
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Point Sometimes Overlooked.

He that fancies himself very en- frightened because he sees the deficien- cies of others may be very ignorant because he has not studied his own. --Bulwer-Lytton.
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The Seine View.

'Better come out to the courts tennis is a great sport" "Yes, you're liable to get caught in the net"
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Age brings wisdom, but the trouble is it doesn't leave us much time to use 1t.
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As soon as the impossible happens 1t isn't
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Minutes are to hours what pennies are to dollars-and he who wins saves both"
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Nothing great was ever accom- plished without enthusiasm.-Eme son.
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Important.

Here some guy has proposed by radio" "Well, I hope he picked up the right station"
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Intelligent people need very little "discipline"
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n something each day; also, for nething each day.