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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-03
TWIN BRANCH

C. F. Webb Of Dennis was a visitor
on Twin Branch Monday.
Silas Jobe was in Louisa Monday on
legal business.
Mrs. Willard Bradley passed up
Tuesday enroute to E. w. Jobe's.
John Hughes and son were callers
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Adams had as
their guests Sunday evening, Misses
Hattie, Ivory and Hazel lobe. Ray
mond Rose and Everett lobe.
Mrs. Stella Jobe was calling on AL
affair Scarberry Monday.
Oscar Moore was calling on mer-
chants here Tuesday.
Mrs. RUDE Adams and son passed
through our town Thursday
ALL SMILES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-03
E4RlI OPICS
Direct Relationship Of the Cow
TO Tho Sixo Of The Cream Check.

/ am wondering II we as cream ship
pers realize just the relationship the
kind OF COW we keep bears TO the size
OF the cream check we receive. II we
did ! am thinking we would soon in
augurate a plan to get better cows and
see that II was carried thru
The usual net weight OF 6 gallon
can OF cream Is IS pounds and II cream
Is worth 40 cents per pound you do
not get paid for 3S pounds but in stead
you get paid for the butterfat content
OF the 3S pounds, And to arrive at
this the cream company tests your
cream using a standard machine such
as the Babcock Tester, sulphuric acid
and tepid water coupled with centri-
fugal force. For illustration we will
assume that this cream tested 30 per
cent butterfat, then 80 per cent OF 3s
pounds is ia pounds OF butterfat at
40 cents per pound will make the can
Of cream bring you s465. The above
Is about fair average test OF the
cream produced from scrub cows and
just cows. Now in contrast II you had
been keeping good grade cows or pure
brcds a fair average test OF that can
of cream would be 45 per cent butter
fat, then 45 per cent of IS pounds is
Ill pounds OF butterfat at 40 cents
per pound would make the same can
OF cream bring you 1884. BY this ex-
ample you viii readily see why it does
not pay TO keep a COW which tests low
In butterfat content in her milk. The
average Holstein COW will test about
AZ per cent while the average Jersey
COW viii test Q per cent and up. From
this we will see that for cream ship
ping the Jersey has the go, but for
amount Of milk the Holstein OF course
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-03
Soy eeans.

What are you feeding your cows?
Soy bean hay is proving itself very
valuable feed for dairy cows in this
county, Its popularity is increasing
all over the state. especially in Sec
tons where clover does not do we'll.
Soy beans are easy TO handle. one of
the best soil builders we have. and
will thrive on almost all kinds OF soil.
They are one Of our best and cheapest
hog feeds They are the equal to al
falfa In feeding value. Try them this
year. Order your seed early and watch
your cream check grow when feeding
soys. @. c. BAKER, Co. Agent,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
Two STEAMERS TO LEAVE
CAMBRIDGE SUNDAY NIGHT
During Time The Talbot If Off For
Overhaulins Steamers Avalon And
Joppa Will Take Passengers Sun
day Evening.

The steamer Talbot, running on
the Choptank River route of the B.
C. & A. Railway Co., was withdrawn
yesterday for the annual overhaul
ing. During the time the Talbot is
off the steamer Avalon will be on the
route and on Sunday the steamer
Joppa of the Nanticoke River route
will stop in about 1890 in the eve
ming to take on passengers who pre-
fer to leave at that hour instead of
at six O'Clock
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
NOTICE

On account of the scarcity of coal,
Mrs. Mcguire will not be able 10
make any more Maryland biscuits.
912-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
George " . Massey

Mr.. George W. Massey, for thirty
years a merchant in Cambridge, died
at half past one O'Clock this morning
at his home. No. 500 School street at
ter an illness that had extended
over a period of about six months
during three months of which he was
confined to his bed. Mr.. Massey was
sixty-nine years of age and was born
near Laurel, Del, but removed to
Cambridge about thirty years ago
engaging in the mercantile business
on Race street. About eight years
ago he sold his business uptown and
removed to the West End where he
opened store.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Estella Massey, one son, Mr.. William
H. Massey, by a former marriage. a
granddaughter, Miss Virginia Mas
sey and two daughters, Misses Loula
and Edna Massey of Philadelphia.
He also leaves three brothers and
two o'clock. Interment will be in
Massey, OF Philadelphia and Thomas
and Albert Massey, of Laurel, Del,
and Mrs. NJ c. Orwell of Laurel and
Mrs. Lavinia Hastings. of Salisbury.
The funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at his late home at
tow o'clock. Interment will be in
the East New Market cemetery.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
T,,E DAil.> BANNtR|
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. IS, 1922.


Mr.. J. W. Whitehead is spending
a few DAYS this week in Baltimore.
+! Miss Mary Bradshaw, left this
morning for Towson, to resume her
studies at the State Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Douglas,
of Milton. Del, are visiting Mr.. and
! Mrs. VIM. S. Carmine. at their home
: on Locust street
/ Justice OF the Peace Richard Hodg-
/ son, of Townsend. Del, arrived in
| Cambridge last night to spend some
time with his daughter
Miss Maude Brown has returned to
| her home in Baltimore after spend
ing sometime as the guest of friends
and relatives in Cambridge.
Miss Myrtle Keenan, and nephew,
Robert Layton, have returned to
their homes in Baltimore after spend,
ing the summer in Cambridge.
Mrs. S. E. Higgs, Of Columbia, S.
c., is spending sometime with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson
at their home on Belvedere avenue.
Miss Lola Parks left on the steam
CT Talbot Sunday evening for Ba ltl-
more en- route for Towson, where she
has entered the State Normal School.
Rev and Mrs. j.. Earl Cummings
have returned to their home at
Uniontown, Carroll county, after
having spent a few days with friends
in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley and
little son. Frank, Jr., have returned
to their home in fredericksburg after
having visited Mr.. Bradley's mother,
Mrs. Cora Rock, Maryland Avenue,
this city.
Miss jeanette Carmine, left this
morning for Towson, to resume her
studies at the State Normal School
after having spent the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. S.
Carmine.
Mabel Normand of Mickey"
fame is here to delight you tonight
only in What Happened To Rosa"
the feature attraction showing at the
Grand Opera House tonight only.
Apartment wanted is the Century
comedy The latest News Weekly,
make this delightful show for to-
night.
Let the churches forget internal
fights over nOneSSentlalS and devise
new and better ways of teaching men
and women the spirit OF true religion
and it will be the Sunday morning
picture house manager who walls
that the churches takes all his
audience, not the clergyman who
sorrows that his flock would rather
see a picture than listen to him!
The Arcade Theatre, tonight, has
a story of three kinds of love entitled
THE Cradle" by the author of
Damaged Goods" and starring Ethel
Clayton. The stigma of the parents
divorce is likely to wreck the life of
the child. 1t is forceful, truthful
and we'll timed. The comedy is
wedding Dumbells" and The Pathe
Review, together with the Como Or
chestra rounds out an evening well
worth while. Friday and Saturday
Beltrah and Beltrah in addition to
Dorothy Dalton in The Crimson
Challenge"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
SCHOOL GIRL RUN over
and SERIOUSLY INJURED
Miss Ella Koch, Daughter Or Mi.
And Mrs. John ID. Koch. Run over
On The State Road Yesterday AL
ternOon Shortly After -Four
O'clock. Had Been To School Al
East New Market.

While returning from East New
Market where she had been attend
ing school Ella Koch, the twelve year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. john
D. Koch. who lives on the ROAD lead
ing from the State road near Sax
toms branch through to Hlcksbufg,
was struck by an automobile and sus-
tanned injuries which it is reared
may prove very serious.
The little girl along with a num-
Der of other children had been taken
by the school bus to East New Mar
ket in the morning and had started
home in the afternoon, the bus stop
ping opposite the intersection OF the
road to permit her and other children
living on the road to get out ana
walk to their homes. After getting
out she started to run across the road
and was struck by an automobile
driven by Mr.. Taylor who resides
near Preston. 1t is reported that
the automobile was travelling at such
a rapid rate that when the brakes
were suddenly applied it turned over
three times taking up in the field at
the side Of the road.
The little girl was struck III the
back and it is believed that her
spine is badly injured. She was
brought to the Cambridge Hospital
by Mr.. George r. Schroeder, who
happened along at the time. Her in
juries were given attention by DR.. e
E. Wolff, who stated that he feared
that the injuries would prove to be
of q very serious nature.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
GET YOURS NOW!
DIRECTORS MEETING

See our window display of hats for
S4.95. Richardson's Style Shop
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13

There is man in our town,
Whose mustache the sun had turned
brown;
1t was so cute it didn't suit,
He cut 1t off and now he's a beaut.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
Mary Louise Dali

Mary Louise Dali, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dali
died at the home of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey, Fed
eralsburg Monday morning at half
past eleven O'Clock aged seven
months and eleven days. The funer-
al services were conducted by the
Rev. Earl Slacum, and interment
was in the East New Market GENE
terry, Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
]. E, WADDELL LOSES
HOUSE ON HIS FARM
Origin Unknown As There Had Been
No Fire In Building For SeVerai
Weeks. .aA3

The residence on the farm of Mr.
J. Elliott Waddell, located on the
Egypt Road, was burned last night
about eight O'Clock Mr.. Waddeil mas
no idea how the fire could have start
ed as he had not had any fire in the
building since wheat threshing time.
He was away at the time having
come to Cambridge. The building
and contents were destroyed. The
loss is partially covered by insurance.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13

The usual prayer meeting service
will be held at st. Paul's NJ. P.
Church this evening at 7.30.
Prayer melting services in Grace
Methodist Church will be resumed
Wednesday evening, September 20.
The regular mid-week service will
be held at Zion Church tonight and
the pastor urges a large attendance.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
WANTED

Sales girls. reference required. i.
w. WoOlford Co 3.1S-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13

Nnder F. Harrington A. Shepherd Bayly
Telephone No. 100
Mail Orders Promptly Fied---Samp]es en- Request
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
OAKLEY BEACH HOTEL

The Oakley Beach Hotel Will re-
main open for business until Octo-
Der This statement is made to cor
rect a rumor that the hotel has
closed.
MRS. EDW. S. PHILLIPS.
913-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
PUBLIC TAKE MOTTO f.

Until further notice the following
Millinery Stores will be open until
$50 with the exception of Saturday.
L. E. VANE,
LITTLE HAT SHOP,
WALL & HOOPER.
SMITH e MARINE.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13

The ladles of Antioch will hold an
Oyster Supper on the church lawn
Thursday, September 14th. Plenty
of good things to eat. The public
is cordially invited.
1-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13
INTEREST ON T,AES

Interest starts on taxes September
LIST, if they are not paid before Sep
TENDER 30th. Pay your taxes now
and save this extra cost.
ARTHUR S. HOPKINS,
Col. of County and State Taxes, Levy
1922.
3-eOd-8I-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-13

The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held We'd
nesday. September 18th at o'clock.
Matters of Importance are up for con-
sideration and a full attendance IS
desired. 12-2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
5prino Bill.

81 Ger BON Sen S9uIfinoern bes
Diitrifts 81, in meldem SRI. BERT
barbina. &auib oIs 2ebrerin angeiteat
lit gegebenen l1nterbultung Batten fid
mebrere 8etpobner bon MeIroie elm
geh1n0en. 9eab Der l1nterbnltung, sic
groBen 8eifan erregte, be%monitrierte
&pman 8inter bon ser Maus Ga
roge in Welroie mie Bel elmer 25.
@r6 &alte Elm Gorb MutompbiI in
Gang gebradt mer6en fnnn.
SRI. &ofa Stterrieoen, meIde int
SSobn Bertrm Seim III Dienit itano,
bot oenfelben quittiert 1n6 lit in's or
ternbaus gu Mleire @rone 5uridge-
febrt.
Setter Bid bon ct. Glolb lit bier
gum n%eber1pintern bel leinem 8rrber
Sobam Bif eingetroffen.
Wd9. Saub BON Winneapdig fen
'erfe Weibaadten baer i'm per1pon0t=
.fdoftriidhen. &reife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
11em u1unih.

Sn Mb1peienbeh bes bodpp. Yfur-
rers P. @erbaro, 8. g. g., beriab
.DonRr1tag letter ISOLDE bodm. &err
Sos. 8u16er BON @e5t Union BEN
@%ottesbien1t.
SRI. Sbere1ia Gbielen, tpelde an
Ser ct. 8enebifts : Mfaoemie gu ct.
Soiepb boiberen 5tr1oien obliegt, Der
brahte Die @eibnabtsferien bier an
Ser Seite ibrer Mntter, Der 6rau So
bQrim Tbielen.
&ieronpnrlls Eerbaar, Stu0em bes
ct. Sobnss college teilte iid) NIT Sen
glltern, 8. S. 9erbon nnb @attin,
u1lb nit. leinen Beibapiitern bier in
Ole 8eibnahtsfreuben
Jelir MaBmann bon ct. Sobns
College geneB Die Observation-Disclosures
bier BET leiuen 8riioern 9einrib nnb
Mntom MaaBmann.
s.. S. Ierbnar uno Wartin @bres-
ma11r lparen am Greitag in @eidaf-
ten nah Ser County 9auptltam.
W6ag S6lid1 bielt fid) 1pdbren1 Der
er1ten Gage bergangener Wobe i'm
Greun6esfreile gu ct. @lollb auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Qlt st. Utfolaus.

Dte sdulfinoer bes Diltrifts II,
Dep%an1talteten am %. 9e3eruber ob=
enos cine unterbaltung unter 2eituna
BEG 2ebrerS s.. S. Morian, Die nit
benz ih6nen @efan9 nStiae Nadhtt"
eingeleitet nllr6e, MORAN tidy Muiif-
portrage bon Der &apeqe oes bapri=
iden Settlements, Dialoge, @eanae
lind. Elm Bortrug 6es bodtp. Bfarrers
sdeuer ottidlolien. Mh Dem Mbiin-
gen 6es WroBer @ot 11nter 8ealeitunq
Der M1riiffapele fam oieunterbaIt11na
sum NbidluB.
&aDmuno, Der nel11 Sabre aIte
sobn Der Bmilie Ni9. 81. 9arbn;; lit
an 6er 2llngenentain0una erfrarff.
Der erffronffte &einri9 Sdreifeg iteM
inter 8ebanbl1lng bes 81. 8riq6an.
@roBbater Mi1. elders perbrod-
te Die Beibnadts- un5 Meuiobrsfei.
ertage bier i'm E2beo6or 2arop'g Semi,
1lnb @roBn1lttter 8insfel6 bon ct.
Ni6o1as NOR lebte @ode in ser Grs
bpelbin9s 5atnilte Sit @oIte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Clear Safe.

3ienitagmorgen in Der Strife mar
bas gunae @efdafttspierfel oiefer Dirt
fdnft oa1r9 Sseater be6robt. 9ie Go&pn-
9alle tuuroe in einen Sduttbnufen
ber1panoelt, nn6 Der bas Seuer be-
fdmpfeuoen Menidenidaar gelang
es, Die nabeiebenoen Beba1l6e 5u ret
ten. Bdbreno ole SIammen iib Der=
breiteten, glallbte man orei @ebdal6e,
cine BinarbbaIe cine Courage unb
eas 5tmtsbanfgefbdd1uoe beeoroN sod,
bermodbte man, Dag Gel1er nnf ieinen
Serb gu beidrdnten mo5u sic ct.
Glono GelerUebr, Die bon Buiirgermet-
iter Dingn1anm berbeigerufen mar,
riitMH tpenig. boeitrl1g. Mor niimm an,
bob Dos Seller burd ei11en 5u ItaKf
gebet5ten Diem IN Der Slide bes arf
benz @raln6fIur bes @eba1toes bon
81. st.. Cane geffiIibrten Heita11rants ent
ftanb. Ser l6urb oie Seuergbra1nlt
berq1rfa6te sdaben tpirb au,f $1,000.
angegeben, Der teiltpeiie 5urd Werli-
berling gebeM lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
6reenmdlo.

Bumfaiiierer Gbeobor 8urlt I'M
1@attin marert gu Wetbna9en Bel if.
rem in Nodbile p%obatenoen @ltern
Serr 8alrit febrte Maontags 3u ieine1
bieiigen Mrbeit auriiiidf, pGibreno Traa1
Blrrit big iiber Neuiobr in @ofpiue
bertpeflte.
Sri. Gerna 8inter bon NaDnes.
billie erfre11te tire bier nobnenoen gl.
tern, S. S. 8irter uno SrnM nit Ell
.nem MISUNDERSTANDING.
Baal CHER ur6 Grall feiiertfe11 bas
ibobe Meibtrndtsfeit bei Sen in Giiee1r,a,
tpobne11ben gItern bes Germ Gler.
8nnftaiiierer Ebeooor @ltrlt fai1ftc
bic 8obnung, Ole bis 6aDin bon ser
goid. &rarners G9nmtlie offff,1piert MUIR
,De. d
Dr. ptr0 Srau 2oa1ig Da1n11 bon
Wttn1eapolis begtngen 6ag 8eibnahts
felt bel Der Sbbiier tpoN1enoen 6amiIie
ISofepb Binter. 5
Ser Gaanflie 8rana MarttEboler ii
Weire @robe tpltrbe Elm fber3igeg Mao
den geborer, tpo3l ben gItern biieIe
8liid1Diiniihfe 5lttgiinaer. I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Ser bier ais 2ebrer a11getelte So So
fepb Gnbnbprit berbradte eiillige Gage.
Der Gerien5eit III NlbanD.
6oloir10foro.

Nad)bem lie Die Weibnabtsfreloelr
bier BEL gertpatr0ten genoiien, iir0 pie Ole
8elhniilter SSobo1tm unb &Seospig.
Mitte Ser leBter @ode 5u
tbrer Nrbeit in Minneapolis 5uriifge=
febrt.
6Sra1 9er,nann 8er1olfenHt felt ben
8agen ollf Die &ranferitlabe an
getpieIen.
S. 81. Gang nnb Batti1 ltn0 5ra1l
SOS: Gos Bielten iidt BEL in Sreeport
lpobnenben @erapanbten n1lb Greltn-
ben etlibe Gage beiudsneiie ouf.
Mrtbltr &oienbnrg Derbrabte eini=
ge Gage bei 1ei1ren in ct. Saul mott
nen0en gltern.
Jamilie S, 6. @a5en 1T Don Ste
benS Goint isis, NO tie I'M Ser.
mar0ten= l1n0 Gren11besfreiIe sic Sci
ertnge berbradte, mieoer nod bier
5nriidgefebrt.
Soiepb 8ios lln6 ieine Gdtpelter
ghiabeh bon minneapolis erfre1er
ibre gltern nit mebrere @o6en an
oallern0em 8elu6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
GIroia.

.9ier purbe lebte ISOLDE EN- Colo
Club NIT folgeruoen 8eamten gegrun,
bet: sos. 81. Gd}ola, 8raii6ent;; Maa<
fbias 8al1er, 5brfffnbrer;; 6. g.
Baper, Sdabmeiiter.
9ns borleBten 9onntag bon Der
S1ulingetD IN Der Bieligen Gomr1ll=
NTH 6a1e ourdgefiibrte Hrogpamm
tpn,rbe bon Der %pntDeien6en Menlben-
idnnr IN gebiibrenoer 8eiie belobt.
8Rie nnterbultung labt a1f Sen Gr-
folg IN Der Sbule fblieBen.
gaaA ldngerem Beiude in Spsutd,
81 9. lit SRI. Motbilon son pie6er
I'M glternbanie eingetroffen. .#5
SSa1lius Sdol3, pelder in oie Reie
fen Der ct. SoBng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten geIg00rt, ffeterte Weibnodfyte1r bier
BEL ben @ltern.
5otrltagnbeb 1tp11rbe cine quit bor-
bereitete Reliabrsfeier in ser Com
munitD Salle nbgebalten, sic sen Ser.
ianitaltern une Gbre einbradbe.
Dm inn DiitriH t56 oIs 2ebreeriir1
.nl1gefteafe GJrl. Maria gan5er 1T bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Colo 5prino.

Srau Gbeo0or grpel6ing begub iid
anfangs letter 8ode na9 Soribault,
po tie ibrer Eodter, melde einer 1or=
tigen Mn1talt angebort, einen mebr=
t6gigen 8ei11d) eritattete.
j sc. S. &iebm unb feline W11tter Der,
tn1fdten ibr bieiiges gigentl1m nit
einem folden in Colt ct. glo1uo, no.
bin iie tbr fur6eres @eim perlege11
mer6en.
Mufb. 6. Gmeer bon &aDfielb, So
pa, go1rte fi9 Die 8eibpadtsfreu6en
bei 1ei,per bier tpobnen6en @lfern, So.
bam Gal1er unb Strait. ......
Sic Farmers 2ipe stod gompanp
berfunbte cine neutrality-suspicious.
gemi6tes Bieb nod Siot5t. Mal4.
Saul 80. 9beifen belorgte Sen Grams
port.
Sn Ser @iiennarenban6Iuug Der
Girma @enner & Gomparp bra1b por-
leBten 6reitag Seleer aus, bas Cant
Der pronrpten Mrbeit Ser Beuertpebr
oa1f ieinen Serb befdrdnft tpuroe, aber
imunerbm am Barenporrt nn0 ser
Notwithstanding einen 5da0en
bon ettpo $4,000 a%nridtete, Der 6urH
8eriidernng gebeft lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
payr1espiue.

Nrtfa1r SDnema1n, Donalb Wter
un6 Sri. &oin 5attler bon gben Bal-
lep nnEuren on Ser bier am Montng
lebter Wnde abgebnltenen Mlum1ens
Nel11io11 tell.
SRI. Gitber 8rif bon minneapolis
perbrndte einige Gage bier an Der
Seite ibrer @ltern.
SIZE reue Bride uber Sen Grop &i-
Der lit nnfangs leBter ISOLDE oem Ser
febr iibergeben por6en.
Nnh mebrere Gage tangent 8eiube
in Slice iin6 Serbert nnger nn6 SGral1
rnb Squire 5uriidgefebrt.
@iqar6 S6nlb lit nady mebrere
Gage tangent 8elube bei leinen bier
!pobr1etl6en gltern 5u leiner Mrbeit
in &oDmonb 5uriidgefebrt.
8ilbelm Slider BON SSotpa mar
iiber 8eibnadten @ait Der bier uobn=
fmften Gamilie S. sc. Slider.
SSobn 8agr1er mar lebten Greitag.
in 8ripatgeiddften apa6 Ser County
&mptita6t.
Die 5arnrers Creamery Miiociation
bot in brer Sabrif Elm Bentilatiors=
ipitem a1rbringen lailen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
meire Gropc.

Sic SQbresDer1ammlung Der Weire
@robe, gegen1eitigen 1euerperlider-
n1gsgeieqidaft fano a11t lebten Sage
oes often Sabres nebit @obl Ser 8e-
amten itatt. Die 8er1nmmla1ng tpar
redt gut beiudt, nnb ma1,d)e M1rge=
|legenbeit im sSSntereiie Ser @eIeuidmft
fam 5ur gpra1e.
GBetln MeDer uro gliiabetb 8erns,
ipel6e an Der 81. 8eneoiifts Mfaoemie
5u ct. Soiepb b61beren @tl6ien OBJ
liegen, iino mad gemoilenen Weib=
mediterranean BEL ibren gltern Dien=
1tog nob Der 2ebraritalt 5nrudge=
febrt.
Die SabresDerlammIung ser Meire
@robe g~ooperattbe Dairp M%1iociation
.finoet am ffiinften oieies Monats ftnH.
Nah mebrere Bode11 Tangent 8e-
i11de bej Bertpanoten III Dgema lit
Soiem SJnterrie6en nieoer oubeim
eingetroffem.
Gnl. Mr1na 8erns bon Gnuf Centre
genoB Die Greuben Der @eibnn9ts5eit
bet ibren bier tpoN1en6en @lterr.
Sra1t Neter 9erges bon ct. Glou6
beftn0f li6 bier gu acknowledgment 8e~
falde i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W1gllt %S1terrie6en bon ct. G[ou0
berbradte feline 8eibnndtsferien bier
bel ben gltern un6 @e1dtpi]tern.
Ser 6a1nilie Sre6. @eiifer tplroe
an Gage nadJ 8eibnadte1l Elm geiu1-
6es 9odterdd,em geideruft. sSSn ser Iat
eine angenebme @eibnndtsgabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Qpon.

Soiepb Gbielmun1 bon ct. CLOUD
perbrud)te Bic MISUNDERSTANDING bier
Inn elterliden Saalie.
Mutbins @roBmam len. bielf ltd)
cine polle @obe beluh@Deile hi lei
ner iii sgalrf Mapios nobnenoen Cod
tel, Gpan 9einrib Sanfep, allf.
@eIdnpifer 2uaiua mo SSrenc
@bitman, @ertrlo @reenloh llro Ro.
npa11iia Soft trufen BON 5t.@lonO bier
Elm: unb genoilen Die 8eibna9tSfreu=
Ben bel ibren @ltern.
5rau Carolina GDtloole oerbradte
Sic 8eibnahts5eit bet ibrer in 5orgo
mObnenoen Sdapeiter Cutie.
Nidr. Serbaar bon SplDingforo nar
3ielttag @eidafte balher in I'M:
lerer Mitte.
2pren5 &o0en ,1nb feline 5bspeite1
Maria reilten aniangs letter 8ode
per Mnto nab MinneapoIiS.
8iD. &opnep bon 9rllltb feierte
Die 8eibnobts5eit bier i'm &o0en=
9eim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
u1eIrofe.

Nienitogna9mittag berga9r9ene1
ISOLDE itarb Mnrion Mlice, bas fiinf-
gem Monate nlte Eobterhen Der Ga-
milie Otto 6reitag nu6 MIR fnr3er
S@~Rranffbeit, sic our6. 2l1ngenfieber Der
11riadt tpatr0e. Dornerltagmorger far11o
one 8eerooignng nod ,einem bonn bodyD:
Serrn SnDers bon Der ct. Bonifa=
5il.Sgemeiinrfbe in Der 81. Yatridfs=
airhe gebaltenen &equiem ltatt. SS11
ser 6tunbe bes 'berben Werlultes npllr=
Sc ser beimgeiudten Jornilte ange=
meines Beilei1 befln6et.
eyr ser Minneopolis Brofatbeorule
tpur6en Meeiitthtpod) lebter 8che fnr'5
2ebe1r perba1noen @arrp &irf, aon=
ouftte11r Ser Greet Mortbern 8nbn,
unb Sri. 8aa1lilpn Mbles bon ct,
@lou0. gaadyoem oas iiunge Hoar bon
i6et, 9od1oeiittsgditen bie beiten 33u=
funts1plni9e entgegengenon1111en;
trat es cine Sob3eitsreiie nod Smabba
an, bon, no 51ruidfgeffebrt, 6aslelbe lei
men eige1pen Serb bier griinoen miro.
Meoge es ben ilrgen 2elten ltets nod
8nni9 ergeben!
8m. 6. Mn1ts bon Gbicago er1tat=
tete ieifen bier mobnenoen Gltern ei-
men m~ebrtdgtigen Beiud.
gmil Nea1mann unb @atti11 maren
IN gegleitl1ng ser 8iola Rriml1S bon
Min11eapoIis iiber Beibnahte11 bier
bel Gertparoten 81 @nite.
@eidtpiiter Roiu un6 Nlbirn Maoli-
Dor bon Minrenpolig beftr6en itb bier
i'm 8ertpa1r0tenfreiie 5ll langerem 8e-
iude.
s. g. Brofer, Gattin uno &inoer
g%enoiien Die Grelben ser BeibrudJtss
5eit im S. S. 2poSbroefs 9ein. !.
Strait Wartin &an1pa bon SefHfere
fon, Geras, berbradte be- eibnadts-
nodJe bier Bel Ben gltern, Sob11 SD.
tbe 11nb 8ottin.
Mloig Soli11ger bon Mintteapplis
bieltitid iiber 8ebnahhtten bier I'M Der
fna1tbte11= Mrb Sreatrbesfreife a1tf. N