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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

Inc tnlrd big DOWNING
for members of the local Y. NJ. c..
A. will be started Friday night. The
new circuit will be made up of eight
five-man teams of equal strength
chosen by G.. w. McComas, accord
ing to team verage The first
matches scheduled for tonight be-
tween the combinations of Raymond
and Pemberton has been cancelled.
Raymond's team with an average of
1851 is made up of the following
men, Parker, Ramsay, Sheath, Mes
singer and Raymond, while the Penn
berton outfit with an average of
1854 Is composed of L. Johnson,
Smith, Larsen, Giles and Pemberton.
Team No. 8 captained by Forman
has the following players. Golden,
| Coughlin, Benish, Hoyer and For-
man. while Team 4 will use, Mallet,
r.. Johnson. Anderson, Hart and
Ryan: Forman's team average is
1853 while Mallet's outfit has a SINH
lar average. These teams play in the
opener.
Fullerton is captain of Team No.
5 which is composed of the follow
ing bowlers, Greisen, Hope, Olsen.
Simonsen and Fullerton. This COM
bination is credited with an average
OF lbJ.S, Wnlle Iedm NO. U, cap
tanned by Dagger has an average of
1914. The roster of Bagger's team
follows. Wiberalske, Payne, Samp-
son. Jensen and Bagger.
Team No. Z, c~aptained by Comings
and made up of Tip, Nielsen, Nobel
Hoffman and Comings has an av-
erage OF 1854. and the combination
of Durham has no official average.
Durham, AL Dagger, Carbon, Bit
ting and T~herkelsen will play with
Team No. s made up entirely of Tall
Cedars.
Tho schedule:
Jan. 24-Raymond and Pemberton.
Jan. 27-Fornlan and Mallet.
Feb. 81 ullerton and Art Bagger.
Feb. 7-Comings and Durham.
Feb. 10-Raymond and Forman.
Feb. 14--Pemborton and Mallet.
Feb. 17--Fullerton and Comings.
Feb 21-Art Dagger and Durham.
FEB. 24-Raymond and Fullerton.
Feb. 2S-Pemberton and Art Bag
ger.
March 3--Forman and Comings.
March 7-Mallet and Durham.
March 10-RaymGnd and Art Bag
ger.
March 11-Pemberton and Com
ings.
March 17-Forman and Durham.
March 21-Ma'let and Fullerton.
March ID Raymond and Comings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
New Jersey the Producing State
FIRST IN

Oil Refining
Copper Smelling and Refining
Silk Manufacture
Linoleum Manufacture
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

has back of it the constant demands Of widely diversified
New Jersey as an industrial center.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
AND
PARISH HOUSE
Locals Invade Woodbridge
Tonight for Second Game
of Series

The biggest game of the season
for the Parish House quintet OF
Woodbridge is to be played on the
Woodbridge High School court to-
night, the Speedway basketball team
of this city is scheduled to furnish
the opposition. 1t is the second game
of a series between these two teams,
the Speedway outfit having COPIED
the first game by a margin of a few
points,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
Public Service Corporation of New

Hash enm existence nearly nineteen years.. Through its operating companies last year it did
ess business ofa about $75 oMO more than tw oanda hft times the business lone ten year g
tits supplying essential public utilities to fully fourfhhs of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
4, 111ai 1922
te LANCER aranfbeit lesten Montagabr
ems 6em uniiberpinDlihen Sp0 ieit1ert

te LANCER 8ranfbeit lesten Montagabs
ems benz differentiation SOB 1et1e1t
Sribut aollen miilien. Ser 8eritorbe-
ne muroe por Is Sabren IN Dooes-
bile, Ohio, geboren, fam i'm Mlter
bon adtaebn Sabren nod Sanf Ra-
pibs u,1b herbeiratete ltd) bier nit
SRI. sc. Srnitt, Ole ibm Dor pierdig
sSabren bereits IN Die gpigfelt por-
angling. 9ieier she entiprollen oret
&inoer, BON benen nod 5tpet, Srau
SSacob Gratg bon bier unb See Mftaer
bon Yrinceton, Minn., 6em 2eben ct,
balten iino. Sebn Sabre ipater gtng
ct oie speite gbe elm, nno Die ibn
iiberleben6e @attin leioet iett 5ebn
Monaten an Sen Solgen zines Sblag=
anfaaes. Ser Dabtngeidiebene oiente
mebrere Sabre Benton Gonntp alS
@ablaBri6ter unb befleioete anoere
geamtenlteaen inn @ountp. Set sen
letten IL Sabren genoB er ben @u-
beltanb. 0onnerltag finoet bie 8eers
bia,1ng auf oem Souf &opios Srieo-
bofe itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
St. Utholas.

Mu6 ei11em lebten Wfontagmorge1
10 l1br bom bo6p. Serrn 6. @6ener
5elebrierten Nequiem tp11r6e 6rau
@ertrl1o gGdmarb auf Dem bieiigen
@ottesafer an Ser Seite ibreS @ot=
ten 5ur Nube gebettet. gu 6em Sc
grabniiie batte ii6 cine groBe Wer=
19enldaar 5uiammen gefnroen, Inn
Ser guten Mutter S6morb ben lebten
g%brenoienit 5a ermeiien. sic mltroe
Dor IS Sabren int @roBber5ogtum
9%uremburg geboren, bon mo tie ols
iunges MG69en nit BEN Gltern nod
Mmerifa al1smamoerte Die ft6 in Solp
:Grob, @iS., niee6rlieben, 9afelbit
berbeirotete tie itd NIT Sobann Is.
@daporb, NIT Dem Tie a6t SeQbre na@=
ber nod @tearns County fam, nno
ii6 o11f Ser beutigen Mi@. 8odes
Barm bql11sli6 einridtete. Mabreno
Ser lekten Sabren batte tie ibr &eim
in ct. CLOUD, mo tie am Dergongenen
Saml tag zines ieltgen So6eS forb, Der
bon %foIgenoen &in0ern betrauert miro
ssrau gliIobetb S6a6ler nnb Sran
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
st Qnthonv.

Sobn 56neioer, melder IN Der ct.
Mntbonp Garage A~nitequng botte,
maBte elmer iblimmen 8lutbergift,
ung megen sic Steue aufgeben nno
bot itb nod ieinem Seim IN @olo
Spring begeben.
&ubert 20blein >melder auf Ser
Martin Salfner Sarm in Mlbanp be-
idaftigt nor, lit nod Sanie 5urud=
gefebrt, Inn bier in Der Seloarbe1t
Mnsbilfe at leiiten.
sos. s.. Gren1ers BON MlbanD nno
@erbaro gremers bon Weinneapolis
%genoiien sic Sonntagsfreuoen bier I'M
@ermanbtenfreiie.
SHE Mitglieber Ser Rofab San1ilte
tparen an ben Hoden erfranft, iino
iebt aber tpte0er geneien.
Sobann Studs un6 6ron bon ct.
&oio genolien Sonntag bier Die Sat
freltnOidaft ser 5amilie Sobarn @ez
ra0s.
0ie gbepaaren Mid. @angl nno
SSSobn s.. @ongl, Srou Sobn Sihioa,
Sri. 2onile @9martba1er, stephan
@angL 6ro>t @erbert 9eermann nno
scsacob g6nei6er mobnten 0em 1T Gplo
abgeboltenen 8egrabniiie Ser
6ral1 Sobn S6neiber BET.
Mi6. &lein len. melder i6limm
erfranft mar, befinoet ii6 CUR Srenoe
ieiner Mngeb0rigen auf gutter Bel1e=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Son1u1erbeim III Narf Mapibs al.

rem Sor1n1erbelm in ASarf Napl0S ab.
gereiit.
SRI. Mettie Gi1nrlers bon Nid9.
monb mar 5onntagsgait ibrer 9ter
mobnenoen Shpeiter Mnna.
Gamilie Sobn s.. Monolo6 bon
|spur erfreuter hire bier tpobnenoen
8eripanoter nit mebrtagigem 8eiu-
die.
0ie bodm. 8eneoiftiner Meinra1
uno Goleitin bon Golo Spring eritat,
tete1 Oltermontag oem bo6tp. p. Gu.
gen, 8. g. g., einen frelnoi6aftlider
8eiud.
Die Sauf @onep Creamery Cont
panp labt un.peit Der 8utterfabrif ei-
ne groBe 8arennie6erlage erridten.
Serr uno 6rau S. Sbelen bon ct,
Gloub bielten iid bier mebrere Sage
beIu6speile I'M Gerpan6tenfreiie auf.
Srau Souls 811ng uuter5og itb i'm
ct. &apbaels SoSpital gu ct. CLOUD
elmer gliiflid perlaufenen 8lin6oarm
operation.
sos. 8lonigen unb Sobn S4afer
reilten in 8egleih1ng 6reier Manner
nad &ine Miper, no iie fir einige
@od)en sen 2anobou betreiben.
@iele bon bier mobnten Sonntag
Ser Muffilbrung oes @douipiels Scr
&aufmann bon 8ene0ig" in Ser ct.
8eneoifts Mfooemie gu ct. Solepb BEL
S6uliuperintenoent 8m. 8oerger
ipra9 Sreitag in unierer S6nle gu
einem offi5ieuen 8eiude Dor.
Ser ct. Soiepbs Mannerperein cling
lebten Sonntag gemeini9aftli9 CUR
fl. Siterfommunion.
Seit oen lebten Sagen ma9t bet
2anobrieftrdger, onitatt .mie biz baz
fin pormittugs, jebt nabmittogs IN
unierer Ortidaft fem ri6einen.
Sic @oscpe=@t. Martin Chipping
M%iiociatipn berlan6te porlebten Dten=
ltog cine @ilenbabntpagenlaonng Wieb
nod Siio=St. Saul.
Die Sanf @nueD Creamery Cont
panD lGBt nabe Der 8ntterfabrif Ell
ner 8runner graben.
Souls Sacobs nn6 6ran bon ct.
Glou6 maren SonntagsgaIte Der bier
mobnen0en Sran SacobS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
St. 1oleph.

Sem u~rDergeBl1Hen SDa1e1peQre
&pur6e an ser ct. @eneoifts Mfooemie
.5n st SSoiepb boz. 1oenl at Ben grprelz
lion=&lalIen iener Mn1talt geb0rigen
3oglingen ale gbre ongetan, mel9e
bonn onrd sic por3ugliden 2eiItna=
gen, in oenen 0eS beriibmten DidterS
s6onIpiel Ser &aufmmn bon 8e=
neoig" CUR Mnffiibrl1ng fam, anf Die
mittpirfenoen iu1gen 9amen nno a11f
sic Mfaoemie 1elbit iibergim. 9ie
@ieoergobe oes i6tpierigen Stifes
erfolgte NIT GROCER 6reuoigfeit nno
bielem @eldid.
Die &anptrouen nit benen 2atra
8rnn als 5bplod, 2uperne 8ennel1ep
ais &ortia, @itber Nongle als &er5og
BON 8eneotg, Serene Sintonet olsBrtn5
bon Morocco, 2aura @ans alS Prin5
pielem @ei6id. Dte @%aaptrouen, NIT
oenen @1tber Na1gle als &er5og bon
bon Mrrogon nn6 Wargaretba S'@ore
nor als &aufmann bon geneotg be-
tra11 tporer, muroen in fnnltlert1fer
@eiie burdgefubrt nn6 ote nit Den
Nebenrouen betra11ten lungen 9amen
muroef gleibfals ibrer anfgabe to-
oellos geredt 10 Bob sic groBe 3nbo=
rerldaar (unter oenen Der bo6p'ite
8i16of 8nib unb mebrere geiitlibe
@erren), tpel6e sic Mula Biz gum leb=
ten 9labe onfiate, NIT Stanner Der
meiiterbaften Dur6fiibrung oes Stn<
des folgte nno nit atngeteiltem Bet
fan Sic berrliden 2eiitungen Der Bib
nenbeloinnen lobnte. 3um @elingen
ser groBartigen nnterbaltung, bic
fommenoen @onntagnadmittag nod=
mails in ser 8%ieoerbolung bes Sdau=
1pieIs miro geboten fein, trugen nt6t
menig oie getnablter &oitume nno Die
bon Maler @eter Wortini ongeferttg<
te MISUNDERSTANDING BET.
Die borlebten 5onntngnad)n1ttag
in Ser @iuage 9aue bon ben Wt11ltt-
fdiilerinneu ser Sran 30. 2inne1nan11
peranItaltete muitfalilhe Nnnterbalt=
una tpar Elm mirfIi9er Obrenibtanl1s,
uno sic 2eitnngen gerei6ten 1otpobl
! Sen @dulerinnen mie Ser 2ebrerin
gum boditen Credit.
$. &offmar11, melder bic Wtnter-
mornte in Ieiner often 0ertlden Set
mat .perbrabte, lit borlebte 8od)e &c.
iuno un6 11l1tter tpieoer IN n11erer
Oeite e%ingetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

Rntbarina 8uu bon ct. gIolo, 8ete1
|5daparb bon ct. Niholas, Grau Sci
dolas 8eiler bon 8aite 8arf, grau
@bilipp &aui6 bon Greeport, 8ierre
|Shapars bon gbart, Midigon una
Sri. Maria 59marb bon ct. CLOUD.
|Sie binterlaBt 81 gnfel unb 38 nr.
enfel. 5eds gnfel: Seq 56doler, So
|iepb 5bmarB, g0uorb unb 6rana
Nua, 8bilipp Beiler uno A. &auid
tratgett sic @roBmutter gu Grade. M0
ge ole 8eritorbene ruben in Srieoen!
Sobn 8eben nn0 Godter unb Sral,
Sobann Mntonp, bon ct. Seq, Minn.,
mare11 an Sonntag bier in ben So
milien 8ab, S6reiner un6 8orte az
|@alte.
&err un6 Srau Weolitor bon Stint
baa maren SomntagSgalte I'M Snian
&mni@ 9eim.
Sri. @Gcilia &mui6, 'pel6e fir Ell.
niae @oden ibre in &imban mobnen=
oe 961peiter ,6ran Molitor, beindte,
febrte Sonntag bein1.
Ole ct. NiGolas Sbipping Nlio=
ciation belt tire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Irtng III Ser 2utgenz&aae ab.
Gas bon bieiigem Gatent AM Otter
|ionntog bier aufgefubrte &beateritid
miro nadlten Sonntag in &i6mono
CUR Na1ffnbrang gelongen.
Sic bier beitebenoe Mnfiffapeue
mir0 6abei muii5iren un6 Dor benz
.@piele Elm freies @troBenfon5ert &C.
ben.
9eid. Setter nr0 S0bne tparen am
9onntug 5u einem freunoi6aftliden
uno 8uglei6 geiddftli@en 8eIu@e
nad &oscoe.
Saul 8inSfelo uno 6rau bon @n=
tbrie bielten itd file rmebrere Gage
belu6smeiie I'M Sbeooor @rpeloing=
@eim anf.
Die @bepaare 6ran5 &riiger nno
geid,. 5tommes reilten Sonntag per
Mr1to nub Sau fGentre, no fte ihrer
ouf SEN 500 erfronften Sante Morz
qoretba Mou16 einen 8ein9 erltat=
teten.
Sic Tomilie bes 2ebrers $. S.
M6rian, mel9er nit @ebaftserbob1ng
auf Elm meiteres Sabr ais 2ebrer &C.
oungen iii, tparen I'M &1lbert 8artbel
&eim I'M bopri1den Settlement gu
@ulte.
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8eike nnb idmar5e Bese.

Sour menige Datte1 ii9 friber @e-
banfen uber oie Musmobl beltimnnter
Sarber bel Ser @rbal1ung bon 2ano,
ftraBen gema6t. Man puBte ieooh
11i9t an6ers, als 6aB 6ieie StraBen
meiitens 1peiB naren; audi einea
@ti9 in irgen6 cine an6ere SdaI-
tterung - ia bod nl1r einen Doa,
pieIen 8eltanoteilen Der tDeiBcn
Sarbe = lieB mon nod als .meiB"
gelten. 8irfli9 idmar5e 2anoitra>
Ben aber gab es n%irgen6s, als IN Der
unmitteIbaren Na6bari9aft bon
SteinfobIe-8ergtperfen tpo on ber-
%menobnrer Mbfduen bterfir natir
Iih 11ien1aIs Mangel mar.
Seute inoes i9einer penigitens
in Sen Ser. stoaten ioueit bie ein-
i9lagigen Mitteil1ngen geben,
idpar5e 2anotpege a%nentbalben tpei-
be gu p%erordngen. nnb man bat
no6 Ginger 3eit praftif6er 8enl1ts
3u1tg entoedt, onB 6ieie Nererung-
mie fait aIes an6ere audi Bor-
3uge ibrer eigenen art bot.
Solde 2anoitraBen m0gen feinen
gana boufommenen Iusglei9 fir &c.
pi]1e Mabteile biete11, aber Die flig-
item i'm BubIifum nebme11 Die Neue-
rung banfbar an, III @rpartung bon
ettpos nod beiierem, Dos ia befonnt-
Iid ftets Der Seino 6es guten Il"
Die fd,parae 9anoitraBe bat bic
Nbpliognou1ie Ser 2anoi6aft beoell.
teno perarbert. No6 Dor elm BOAR
sesdfre11 tpurbe Ser 8meirabler-8er.
febr, nebit benz gan5en Mettfabrts.
Sport burd un5dbIiee Stoabpolfen
auf beu1 npeiBen Bege1 fort uao
fort eeltort nnb idmer gei1aoigt.
! Ser Motortpagen=Gerfebr %bergrober-
lie bas l1ebeI natiirli6 nod tart 11n0
erldlperfe oie 8efdmpfung INNER
fub1barer.
81, atpei perbelIerten Musgaben
brod)ten icbod idtparae 2anoitraBen
IeIblt gegen Sic i6limmiten anto.
mobiI.5 taubmoIfen pirfiame ab.
billie, tpenngleid sic 5arbe bamit,
lpie es ideint, nidts b%eioroeres 5u
TIM bat.
Dos iinb namIib geolte 2anbitra.
6en uub Nfpbaliiuege. geibe Nrten
lino idtuoro; lie balten ieoelfals
burb lire 'pnitige 8eidaffeubeit ben
5Stalb meiitens nicber.
Sod f1p1 meroen audi aoufret.
8ege geprieie1,, uno bic fino tpie.
oer,,m ripeiB"
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Saul Centre.

Son einem Monate langen 2eiben
lit our Mittugsitun0e oes erlten Cages
hes @onnemonats Mai SRI. Marga=
ret(m 8ol1i6 our6 Sen 500 befreit
iporben. SSn mabrer @ngelsgeoul0 er=
trug iie oas SeiOen, gegen 0aS ote BE-
ite 0r5tlide Silfe erfolglos ontampf=
te, 10 bob ibr Set 500, auf Ben lie be-
items porbereitet NOR, ais retten6er
gneel gefommen 1T. 9ie Neritorbene
,mtrbe inn S1,li 1874 in ct. Ni6olas
geborer1, ,tno iieben1n05lpan5ig Sob=
re l~eiitete lie 0em bodm. Serrn Mn=
ton slr5t ais @ausbdlterin Sic treue=
1ten 0ienite. SIR SOB miro beflogt
bon flint @ei1piltern. Diele iin6 Die
Srauen Sen. Sarren bon 81. Sran=
cis, @ilb. Sold BON @otftnS, 9arba=
ra 9arren bon Sreeport unb Bbilipp
@o1,id) bon 5reeport un0 Eeter &anid)
bon Sopen, g. 9. Gonneritog NOR
gems bolb abt ubr miro in Ser bieii=
gen ct. 8arls Stride Elm feierlt6es
Nequiem fir Die Seelenrube Ser Da=
bingel6ieoenen 5elebriert, tporouf ote
2eide nod) ct. Ni9olas gebra6t 1no
nad) einem Inn balb IL ubr gebalte=
1,eu feierliden &equiem ouf bem 6or=
tigen @ottesader an Ser. Seite Der
GItern ser 8erbli9enen CUR &ube ge=
bettet miro. M0ge sic @eritorbene
iih bimmliider @liidleligfeit 5u err
freuen baben! .
Soiepb Mr5t bon Muniling, O}i9.,
trof 1etten Sam1tas bier gu 8eiub
ieines 8ru6ers, 6es bodum. Serrn 81.
arat, Elm. Ct miro it@ cine 8o6e
in Stearns County Bel ieinen Sreun=
ben o%nfbalten, Damn our &egelnng
ieiner Mngelegenbeiten nod Mi6igan
suriidfebren unb ipdterbin iein Seim
tpieber in 6em inn lieb g%ebliebenen
Stearns County MAIDEN.
Die Mitglieber bes Sl1ngfrauenber=
ems Ser &0nigin Der
beronitalteten lebten Samitagna6mit=
tao in ser gd=Mpotbefe einen 3uder=
fanop=Berfauf auf Sem Die fube Wa=
re reiden Mbiab fanb.
Sc. g.. @onien laBt auf Ser Belt=
Ieite Der Gtabt ieiner Samilie cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
5prin0 Bill.

Sir sic oiesjdbrige Saiion fat lid
bier mieoerum Elm 8aaipiel=Glnb &C.
biloet, Ser ii6 in u~nermiioli6en lie.
br1ngen ergebt.
6ral1 Soiepb Gang, pelde III lester
3eit onf Sic &ranfenitube ongemieien
,par, miro iid Mn5ei6en gemaB bolo
mieoer Ser frii6eren @eiunobeit Ell
fre11en fonnen.
Sic @pring Sin Creamery Cont
ponp be3oblte im Wonat War5 80
Gents fiirs 8fun6 @utterfet.
SRI. Mnna &irGner bon Minneapo=
liz erifattete bier @r6e porlebter $50
DIE ei11en &ein6.
@ebrioer 8eioner. bon &egal biel=
ten iid @onntag bier bei16sapeile alt1
Sic Sormer bieier @egeno boben
sic Goat Dem @rbrei9 anpertraut.
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N - rsst@1ss - A>->4A-
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100 Meres folder 9aine iett Giigen.
tn1n &%alifDrniers.

Das @erf Der 8ettung borge.
ididtIider 9~otbol3-&iefenbaume in
@alifornie1 fir sic gauge ,1adfom,
menbe Menidbeit bat tpieoer einen
erfreuIiden Sortidritt 5u Der5ei6-
men gebabt. 1r1b 6arnit iin6 tpieoer.
INN bie Musii6ten itGrfer %getporben,
6ab oas, mas bon Dem bc6berrliden
Baumgeidledt uberbaupt nod iibrig
geblieben 1T, tpobl als fir INNER
Iider Dor ferneren Mttentaten BEG
g~efiibnofen Stammbol5 . 3eritorers
ongeieben tper6en unb nod cine
lange @eibe 3ufunfts- @enerationen
erfreler fa11n.
&ur5 bor EoridluB oes nlten
Sabres purbe beri6tet, 6aB I'M fali-
fornii9en County Su1nbol6t 5mei
groBe Saine bon 1870 Meres 8ooen.
fIdde unb init lauter bon ertpa6ie-
men @otboI5-8dumen beitaroen
junglt in ben 8eiib 6es Staates Sea.
lifornien ibergegangen iino> Der
bietet, fait ale mibtigen @otbo15.
baum-@rrppen belaB, ebenio pie
Snfel Gam.
Die beioen 11eu proflmierten
Staatsbaine, pelbe unmitteIbur an.
chamber itoBen, liegen I'M &er5en
Ser o1nerifaniiden Mlpen, uno biz
Sen NIT ibren umgebungen Gii6lide
@abelung 6es gelfluiies) ems Der
i6oniten @eIdnoe bon gar5 gum
bolot Gountp, oas 10 iiberreid an
enlightenment S5enerien in alien Sei-
len tit. 9ieie &esion miro audi bon
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sogen, tpel9e bequeme @elegenbeit
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&aine fenner 5u lerner o6er bod
Tie at beriibren .
S6or n1s oieiem @run6e ertpnr=
tet man groBarttge Steieerl1ng 6es
5remoen>3u6ranees bon allen Sci
len Der @elt mad 6ieien @egenoen
un0 Hberboupt nod benz noro4ibe!t
@%alifornien.
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Gtoat bon Ser nSabe tie &eomoobs
2eague Of CALIFORNIA" geitiftet III
M%11sfibrung zines meiti6auenoen
Hrogramms, 6as crit 1918 IN Die
Wede neIeitet m1tr6e.
Ser cine &ain, 40 Mcres groB,
lit cine @e6d9tnisitatte at gbren
bon 0berft St. 6. Boiling, Dem err
item b0bereu amerifaniiden Sffi5ier,
tpe19er i'm @eltfriege fiel. Sc 1T
feline @%rabitatte, aber cine 9afel
bereipigt 6os Mn6enfen bes Dabin,
gei9ie6enet1 in peibebouer un6 at,
g1ei9 geidiibter nmgebung.
Man bofft, 6aB biele Entertainer
-ob es fid I'M @ol6aten ODER i'm
3ibiliiten ban6elt = 10 bas an6er'
ten ibrer 2teben ebren un6 Dem
8oumi9uB 6ienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
St. mdrtin.

&obert &ub1 berfanfte iein gtgen<
tutn 6em &errn 8o6emader fir 3d.
500.
g6uar6 2infter unb 6rau poren
anfangs lebter @ode in @ei6aHen
1a9 ct. glouo.
6ermann uted tpnr6e bon 1etner @at=
tin nit einem mltnteren Sobn6en be-
idenft, tpo3u unlern @ludtpnni6.
syurnilie 2eopolb @eier lit nod ib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Danfiagnna.

Wir flebmen 6Iele Belege1lbelf mabr
.1,11ern innigiten 9anf unb Mnerfen1
.r1,,1.g uniern bieler Sreur6en nno
Nohbaren fir bas urs ertpieiene Bet
let's ur6 sic uug pdbrer.o Ser &rarf.
belt unb beim Go6e unieres geliebtel1
@otten uno gaters, Sran5 gfeiffer,
q%eporbene @ilfe, mie auh ir Die
arobe Geiluabme an Der 8eeroigu1g
al erItqtten. SSrau Bron3 Bfeiffer
unb gobn, Sreeport. Minn., s.. 2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
matfins.

Die bier aus 6reiBig Mitglieoerrl
beitebenbe Muiiffapeue belt iid Dor.
Iebten sonntag o1f benz 8ege nad
@i6monD, no Die bieiige Meater.
truppe oas 2uitipiel u9afetp Sirit"
auffibrte, in @olo Spring lange ge-
mug auf um sen oortigen 8elDobnern
nit einem fur5en &on5ert 81 bienen,
6as linen ieitens Ser 3uboreri6aor
reidlihen 8eifan bra9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
st. Roia.

sst ser bieiigen 8farrfirde p1troen
pabrenb zines pont bodtp. =. Beoa,
an gorlekter Dienitagmorgen getet.
ertet 8ra11tamtes getraut Setnrth
p5pier l1no SRI. Solo BON godert,.
Sci ser @odseit, ote nod Der Era,ts
una i'm glternbouie Der 8ralt gefei-
ert sprrbe nrs al Der iidb) 9ertpa1bte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

l1rb gefannten Der 8rautleute ei1lge,
fu1rben battenL 11abm Das iu1tge Raar
oie moblgemeinteften @ludftpani6e ent
gegen. Ser 8rdutigam Deriiebt Die
6es 8uttermaders Ser ct. Mo-
ia Cooperating Creamery Miiociation,
uno Die iungen gbeleute tperben bier
Sen eigenen Serb griinoen, an benz eS
ibnen ltets nad} 8uni6 ergeben moge.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14

received here today from Professor J'' H. Brown, one of the scientists al- tached to the Bishop Museum, who has spent the past seven months In the islands south of here.
 The letter, to Dr. H. G. Gregory, head of the museum, said that 600 species of Marquesas plants had been collected by Prof. Brown and Mrs. Brown, who accompanied him. These are ''most valuable and are mainly entirely new material bearing on the age and origin of the flora of the Pa cific ocean," he wrote The ancient
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14
HOSPITAL DAY TO INSTRUCT PEOPLE National Observance Will Teach
 Public Services

Chicago April 14.-In providing for the care and treatment of former service men, the United States is es- tablishing hospital facilities which later can be used for the benefit of the people of the country, according to a letter from President Harding, received today by Matthew o. Foley, executive secretary of the national hospital day committee.
 President Honors Plan
 President Harding indorsed the ob- servance of National Hospital Day, | May 12, and commended the move ment sponsored by hospitals of the country to acquaint the people with the purpose and scope of hospital service. More than 4,000 hospitals are enlisted in this movement, and have planned programs for National Hospital Day, including "open house" for the community, graduation of nurses, and exhibitions of X-ray, diet ary, occupational therapy and other departments.
 "I was pleased to learn that you are going to celebrate National Hospital Day again this year, on May 12, the anniversary of the birthday of Flor ence Nightingale" the president wrote
 T feel that it is particularly worth while to continue this observance at present, because of some things which have lately come to my attention with regard to hospital and hospital serv-
 
 America has led the world by long way in the development and mainte- nance of modern hospitals and in this regard our facilities are far superior to those of any other community, Yet, by reason of the extraordinary demands for care of the disabled men of the world war, we are a long way from adequate equipment.
 q have been told that in some of the European countries, where very large hospital establishment was created to meet the requirements of the war, it has now proven almost impossible to obtain the necessary en- dowment funds and community inter est in these institutions, to keep them doing the great humane work which should be carried on by them, wheth- CT in war or in peace time.'
 Useful Facilities
 "For myself have felt that in es- tablishing the great hospital facilities which are needed for the soldiers, we will be providing ourselves with a fla cilty whose usefulness will continue after the soldiers have been properly cared for and discharged. When that time comes 1 trust ways will be found to have these establishments utilized for the general interest of the com munity, through local associations | similar to those that maintain so large a proportion of hospitals all over the country
 "One of the finest and most hu- mane products of our civilization is the modern hospital, and every activ iiy which aims to assure it's advan- tages to an increasing number of peo- ple deserves all possible encourage ment'
 Last year. following the indorse- ment of President Harding, hospitals in every state and the District Of Columbia. held d national hospital day program, in which they were | joined hy hundreds of Canadian hos nitals. This year hospitals of Eng land and Australia have indicated their interest and number in each | day.