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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
Oranda.

Very dry here at present corn is suf
fering for moisture and farm work is
almost at a stand still.
Harry Pangle wife and daughter Miss
Margaret are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M. Loving, of Waynesboro, Va.
S. A. Saum and son Fred are at their
farm here known as ''Greenmount' and
will stay until Dec. at which time they
usually 60 to Florida for the winter.
William Miller and daughters Susie
and Edith and son Luther of Opequon
were recent guests of Mr. L. E. Headley
The lime works here are going at full
blast at present, hard to get cars and
fuel.
MIR. NJ. M. Orndorff wife and daugh-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
SPECIAL TO THE SHENANDOAH
HERALD

HERALD
Richmond, Va, Aug. Fillmore
than sixty-six children owe their
lives to the activities of Mr.. Fred
D. Maphis and his Near East Re-
lief Committee, according to
statistics Just compiled by State
Chairman Oliver J. Sands and {.
w. Hopper, State Director of Near
East Relief. Mr.. Maphis and
his committee raised $3,154 IN
cash and swelled this total to
more than So, 997.16 through soli-
citation for clothing and throug h
pledges of cash, which is to be
given during the coming var.
The county was asked to give
s.. $40 to take care of thirty mine
children. Assisting Mr.. Maphis
was Mr.. George NJ. Ludwig OF
Strasburg, Va. as County Treas
and other prominent men ap1
women throughout the entire
lcounty.
Shenandoah County was one o
the few counties in the State tina
largely oversubscribed the quote
which N1essrs Sands ard Hoppe
lset for it.
| "Sherandoah will do its bes
regardless Of the number of litfl
destitute ones that II must tax
care of during the coming year.
| Mr.. Sands said. This year wi
/ be the critical one" Thousand
| have been placed on their fee
but the recent troubles i'll til
Near East make it impossible fl
complete independence during Il
coming year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
TERMS OF S.ALF
SALE
OF THE VALUABLE
SEVEN FOUNTAINS FARM
IN SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue OF authority under deed
TOT trust dated January ..23. 1922 and
recorded in County Clerks Office of
Shenandoah County, Va. III Deed
Book No. 81 page Co. the undersigned
Trustee will proceed to sell at pQblc
I2uction, on the premises, OF.
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70. 1922.
AT Il O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
1.-THE very valuable estate known as the
SEVEN FOUNTAINS FARM situated in
Shenandoah County, Va, about ID
miles from Woodstock, the County
Seat
This property is famed for its ya.ua-
Die mineral waters consisting Of Seven
Springs within a radius Of SO feet,
IN the Spring lot adjacent to the build
lngs. One spring is the finest white
sulphur water with very free flow.
Two other sulphur springs and yeryI
fine free stone spring. The property
was before the Civil War a famous
Summer Resort but buildings DESTROY
ed then were not rebuilt.
Farm Land &c. The property can-
sISts OF about AS acres Of land
About Up acres timber land, with a |
considerable amount of good timber.
About l25 acres Of good bottom land.
balance upland good for grazing &c.
Dwelling house, large barn and other |
Convenient to stores, post |
office &c
TERMS OF SALE:
Land will be SOFA on the followinaI
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Route 2 & 3
BIRTHDAY PARTY

| Mrs. Amanda Shrum of near
Woodstock was given a delight.
tul surprise party Monday Aug
2lst on her sixty-ninth birthday
| About ten o'clock her children,
grandchildren and other relatives
began to arrive some walking
others driving automobiles and
Isome came in Fords from all parts
OF the valley all bearing heavily
LOADED baskets of good things.
Dinner was served at 1890 a
imost elaborate one 1t was with a
bounteous supply. Ice cream was
served at 5 o'clock aud watermel-
Ions at ) P. M. At $50 the roll
was called and eighty seven reIa-
Itlves answered.
Music was furnished during
the day by the String Band.
-Four generations of the Shrum
family was present viz: Mrs. AM
anda Shrum, Mrs. Ada Stone
burner, Mrs. Earle Hotel and
little daughter, Charlotte Hotel.
The day was "a deli ghtful one.
every one happy and at parting
time extended their best wishes
Tor many returns OF the dav to
tiIeir guest Of honor.
Frank Hollar is bui lding an
addition to his home which is a
great improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Riffey of
Ill. motored here to Wis
it his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Riffey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lark in
returned to their home at South
Bend, Ind. after a sojourn of two
weeks to friends and relativ es.
Mrs. Amanda Shrum of T oms
Brook visited her sons Marvin |
and Raymond Shrum last week. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Plauger en-
tertained the North Mountain
string band and friends Saturday
:vening. Those present were,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Ra cey, Mr.. |,
nd Mrs. Lester Shippe and fam
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. RaceyI
Ind family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
'hippe and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bernie Cook and two children. Ic
Ir. and Mrs. Geo. F. Hollar and @
iece Miss Mary Hollar, Mr.. ]. a
;. Hollar, S. L. Racey, o. E. II
tultz, John Larkin, Chas. audi
tanley Hollar.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. K ern andI
aughter of Ellwood City, Pa. are f,
sitting Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Kern. la
Mr.. and Mrs. John Virtz of N
eyser, W. Va. and Mrs. Ida NJ
lauger of Fishers Hill visited
rs. Dorcas Virtz and daughter ia
onday aud Tuesday. W
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
PERSONALS

fENSINALS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Calvert spent
the week end with friends in VIM
chester.
Mrs. Ethel Kern, Of Richmond, who
has been a guest Of Miss Nina
Hnlyey on North High Street is spend
ing a few days in Woodstock. M ar-
risonburg News Record.
B. F. Barbe, Of near Wardensville,
w. Va, was a visitor in Woodstock
this week and a pIearant caller at the
HERALD Office
Rev. N. H. Fravel, Of Timberville,
was visitor in Woodstock Wednes
day
Miss Ethel Marston who holds {
| government position in Washington i:
spending several weeks 1t the homo
Of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Franz
Marston.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Allen Vaughn, @
East Radford, Va, arc visiting Mrs
| Vaughn's aunt Miss Lucille Hotel, a
her home The Willows, near Wood
stock:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Miller and chile
rem, Of Charlottesville are visiting Mrs
| MiIler's parents Mr.. and Mrs. jaime
|Snyder.
! 6. N. Gilkeson, prominent fru
| grower and farmer of Augusta Count
| spent Monday in Woodstock in the il
terests Of the Virginia Branch Of Ii
| American Farm Bureau.
W. 7. Richards one Of Shenandoah
successful farmers and fruit grove
according to bis annualcusiom brougI
Ito the Herald office sons OF the fine
"GoLdcn Pipp-ns. ! ever grown III II
county
Mr.. Richards for more than tor
J years has been faithful friend 81
! subscriber To the HERALD end his kin
lness is fully appreciated
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25

books, accounts, paying all bills as they
become due on order of the board.
The clerk will sit at each High School
soon after il opens to collect buttons.
The same rates of tuitions will prevail
IN the several districts as during the
session of 1922.
Very respectfully submitted,
c.. V. SHOEMAKER,
Division Supt. of Schools.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
Swanson Majority 64,f75

Richmond, Va. Aug, 49,
Senator Swanson beat ex. Cover.
nor Davis in the recent United
States Senatorial primary by a
majority of CATS, according to
the official count announced to.
day by the State Canvassinp
Board.
Swanson received a total of
l02, 045 and Davis a total of
37,871 votes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25

Hill Brethren Church Sunday
morning at II O'Clock.
W. E. Shaver Notary Public
was called to Zepp, Cedar Greek
Valley on Thursday to take a
number of afhdavits i'll mining
papers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
Go 70 See Them

The excellent program for Chautau-
qua surrounded by the advertisements
of leading business houses Of the town
as shown on page furnishes excellent
directions as to the best places to 60
Chautauqua week and afterward.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
Shenandoah County Fair
September Y, Is, IL, Is, 1922

SUPERlNTENDENrs AND ASSISTANTS FOR 1929 FAIR
Department A-Horses. S B. Hepner superintendent;
W. > Irwin, Assistant superintendent
Department B-Catte. G. n Hoover superintendent;
Geo; X Logan, r. s. Walker, Assistant superin-
tendents.
Department C-Swine. W W. Williamson superintendent;
II 5, Crabill, NJ G. Brubaker and Garrett Painter,
Assistant superntendents
Department D-sheep. ". D. Holar, superintendent;
Lewis Zirkle, Assistant superintendent
Department E-Poultry. j. Leslie saum superintendent
j. ". Smoot, Assistant superintendent.
Department Farm and Garden-E. T. Dingledine super
lntendent: Melvin Dingedne, Assistant superintcn-
dent; H. Il Ramey. Assistant superintendent
Department G-Horticultre. Il. E. Bailey superinen-
dent: j. ". Sheetz, Assistant superintendent.
Department Threads. Cakes. Pickles, etc Mrs E. T.
Dmgledine, superintendent; Mrs. G. c. Ruby, AS
sistent superintendent.
Department domestic Manufacturing Ladies' Fancy
Work. Mrs. c. NJ Chies superintendent
Chndrens Department0Grs, j. G. Kneisley superinteni
dent.
Cut Out and Attach to the 1922 Premium List,
Aug. 252t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
Winchester to Welcome u. C.. Y,

Winchester is planning a warm vel.
come and many pleasures for the Con-
federate Veterans who attend the
annual reunion of the Grand Camp of
Confederate Veterans of Virginia in
THAT city August e, 30 and 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
Cider.

Ny cider mill will run Wednesdays of
each week at my home near Mt. Airy.
Aug. Aft. E. B. GOTHAM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
DUNSMORF

When you attend Dunsmore Business College YOU get
not only the utmost Of thorough instructions up-tohe-
n ol me- be OF Pnes'ge gained through
ness world wherever Bookkeepers, stenographers and
Clerks are employed.
NINE THOUSAND SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES.
\ catalogue for the asking. Enroll Sept. T. 1922
THE DUNsMORE Blu NE COLLEGE,
NJ NJ. EDGAR, Pres.
john R. Eye VeeFres and Secy STANTON, VA.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1922.

One small lot dry walnut and cedar
lumber several wood turning lathes,
~ saw ! mounted WOOD saw with q
Il. +. NoyQ engine attached, Just
rugged ~, Detroit engine n runnlngI
order, | Nlfte gas engine mounted,
foot power emery grinder, l poWerl
emery grinder me shaIts and puIIeys,
lot OF betting, bender wee, several!
lots Of drlli olts, feamers, ST. boN OIL
itooIs; lo5 q Iaps, Iot Ties, lot o. hacnl
saw blades, sets OF screw plates and
Itools | breast drill lot Of c3rnenter
tools, lot OF wrenehes, l grind stone,
lpoNef cl i. mIn, ! I'VE 57Ee snoyei cuIt-
Tafor. nay rake tl, | Ease, Jase corn planter,
| PAIR OF IRON oflI Wneeis' l oarshare
PIoW, , SInaie si 20 9,o~, ; q iii
snorel PIoMs, lQt 81 SUE b5. ana COUPE
trees, ! spring too5h 1alToN. rang
cultlTator, ! Single c dlsc harrow !
spring culllNa5"I' , Gii.Jtllf1loA olhatI
~ funl rum o5otl, H 1,l 24het I'|eT r
IN 4oQo conolloh' j! CA'af.o -f;'IA "Elt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31


@oreeniibltns, Ben 81. Sl1li, 1922.
Ser gertasllng ge1ndBf trat Die 8eb0r<
De auiamnen; g. 81. aabr, goriieer unb
aue Mitglieber anipefenb. altf Nntrag
mabte Ste geboroe folsen0e 'Neroernn1
gen anf Gru~noeigertims Mi9dbunz
ME tie bon ben Nieioren eingebradt ipaz
zen:
sotpnfbp ct Soiepb, auf aanb, Ge<
bdauoe uno gerbefierunge, nlsgef1Iofen,
|66m grobert; a1f gebd1ibe 1ir6 Ser
%befferuneen a1tf 2at1D, 90 Bro5ent erb6bt.,
auf gi1ageS2otten, 100 .Rro5ent erbSbt.
sotpnfbip 5auf Centre, anf 2arb, ge<
bdillbe l1nb @erbefierunsen altsgef6Iofen,
80 9or5ent erb5bt;; auf gebdll6e llnb Ger
|beiienrngen, 80 Rro8ent erb6bt.
otpnfbp Sprine Sin, auf 2anb, ge<
bd11oe linb gerbeferungen attsgefbIofen
10 8roaetn erbSbt; nnf @ebndibe ilrb g sn
lbeiernngen auf Can't, 10 Brosettt erb0bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
@elo ooer 2ebenl
8eioesl 8itte iebr ;i6 garartiere
aber nidt, DOB Sic at Sbren &C.
fbqfts-l1nfoiten f%ornn1enl

- aud Elm 8or5ng. Cine
iunge Came febrtp bon elmer Neiie
our9 StoIien 511rud, Die tie init ii.
rem gater unterncmmen batte, nnb
purbe gefraet, pelden @inorud
StaIien auf ibren Batter genna9t
babe. sie ernioerte, aue Staote,
oie lie be1idtigten, bitten ibm gefol-
len, aber beion6ers lieb lei ibn1 Be
nebig getDorben.
,Nafurlid, Beneoig!~ er1pi6erte
sic Greunoin, vbas lit ia fein @u11-
oerl Dieie &1lnitiddbe, rno Der
munoerpone BIid auf bic 8ind5etta,
lln6 Die @on6eIn unb
uMber nein!" Iabte bic iutge 9a-
,l1e, roag mars nidt, % fe1111en
sic mei11en gater idledti Mber
er fornte bebaelid in ieinem &otel
liken uno aus Dem Geniter beralis
Slide nngeln!1
8IobmedieI. Sefu1-
oant: Sobe in1r1er geglaubt, @raf,
SOB Sic elm gutter SbiiRe iele1l.
@or Dem 2nel riibn1ten Sie lid,
OaB Sie Sbren gegner 6urh oas
6er5 lhieBen nHiroen, nber Sic fra-
fen i'm nur in ben Shenfd.
@raf: &abe einfad a11geror11-
men, Dem 4erl lei bas Ser3 IN bic
Soien gefallenl
MiBperfdnbnis. Nta-
mo: gIgden tuaru11 pabt es Dir
oenn nid)t, pern Better 5ris ai1
8ii1 fommt2l
glsden (peineno): So, peibt ou,
Manna, gefterr bat bod SABA ge-
iagt, ooB Der Setter ii6 i1tr1er 10
bel bernilsnebrtel
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aataitrppbe IN Gnslanb.

@ranesen6, England, 81. Mngnllt.
Sci eirem giienbebn 3uiomnten-
fane1 Meontogfriib in Craps
enb III England iiebe11 Nrbeiter INNS
2eben llneefdbr bllt,6ert ml1roen per-
lett. Gin an6erer 3lla 1,br IN bns
bintere gnoe Ses Mrbeiter5uges.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
Swedish American Line

Riraeffe Tohrfirede rod ghneber.
RDrtueoett, D6nemnrf, TinInYb, GnB.
anb. 9eutidhInnb etc. Direft ttnm @De
benbura, gMfueben. @rDBe, mpherne
S~reiihrnlben. nnb 8tuiIinesibroibes,.
Gambler.
Sailinso from New York:
{. IS. Stockholm S. Sept, Id. Oct. Is. Nov.
SIS. Drottninsholn. IS. Sept, Is. Oct, 8. Dec.
Mlferhelfe Observation-Disclosures.
ebienuna unb 8oiinDeinriftuna.
Swedish American Line
- siib s. etrafc, Minneapptis, @sian
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
Mi Der sSnieI Der idnar:
gen aeufel.

oS.st
~ Sett 9eufel.
--
(Wpn il. Dprotde,1s sdilliaa, 5ra,,-
Miiionar aus Napan.)
---s..
;5of, IN nnrhpn Ssopan5, neitli,b
BON. cdlobfiiher Meere, Iieat Sic lang
~aeitreffe ssnIaf sqda!in. Gle bat ai=
men sslaheninhaf bon4etna so, 900.
|Auobratmeilen, Grit Al Mnfang Des
Hebaebrten ssahrhunoerts brahte cine
iapaui{de grpebition aunbe bon it,
rer sgriItena. 1925 beqor1en Nuiie1t
lEh 6nrt niehpranloiien. 1no III benz
r11i{iif-ioponiiden 9ertraqe bon
I1875 m11roe bip nanae esniel MuBlauo
auqeiproden. paibreno Sapan bie Rlt-
Irilen erhielt.
Nad, sem ru51iid-iapnniIden arie-
qe erhieIt enpor tpieber ben fiioliden
Sell Ser. ssnieI Big ann SO. @rao,
mihren0 e. Sen norolihen Cell i'm
ssohre 1920 fpeoen ser 8olldepiIten-
aefohr beiebte.
Ser Nsau1e usSl1ieI Ser ibmar5en
lEeufel" tammt aa1s Gbina. gbineii-
Idle gh1purperbred1er, Sic infol9e If
u iaIH ~ Z@Es
rer l1ntaten hires aopfeg niht mebr
iiher maren. fliidteten ii biielen 1111-
tpirtliiden 8infel Ser groe, mesbolb
sic gbineien ibr obigen Mo11en gaben.
l5pater benubten sic &uiien Sic SSr-
|ieI als gerbannungsorf fir 5dper.
perbreder. Suit ape alteren Mairt1ter
uno 6rauen ans ser G~nlien3eit baben
Sen einen o6er an0eren Moro a1f Dem
|@epiIieu. Ser Observation-Disclosures
lP. sc. &otpara fraate einmal cine al-
tere sSrou. mesbab tie in 5adalin lei.
Isle m1,noerte iih 1ebr iiber oieIe Bra-
oe inns {aote: aMus pelh an6eret1
I@r11n0e f0nnte ih bier iei11, aIS MIR
neil ih meinen Mann Der=
qifet habe." Weaen oes falten &Ii-
mos, bes reid,en geieoerlh1ags nro
oes oidten MebeIs, Ser faif itdnoig Die
Sn1eI nmhiiGt, bietet lie einen troIt-
IIoien gnblid. Ser Minter 6a1tert o6t
Monote, tpdbreno 6riiblliiug, Sommer
uno SCRIPT 1id IN sic bier nbrigeil
Monate teilen millen. Dabei iinb
Jribiabr uno @erbf 3eitpeiie iebr
faIt. SIN 8inter iinft 0as gbermo=
meter .5umeiIer Bis at so @ru6 Sui
renbeit nnfer gl1a. se6s SUB bober
Shnee beoedt in Ser falte1l Sobres=
5eit Die Sn1eI, mabreno tie ringsnm
auf MeiIen nit gig nro S9nee ur1=
geben tit looaB lie foit gan5 bon Ser
Mnbenmef abgplblolien III. Sic g6if=
fe miifIen lid nit gisbredern tpeiter=
- ,ho;4o,, r. t,o;4 IN f,,,,1,o,, h;a f;o
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Modmittaesiitune. BEN %. Snli, 1922
Ser gertasuns een1db trat Die Beborz
Sc suiammen; g. 81. 2abr als @oritber
unb allie 0igtlieber autpefeno.
auf antras madte Die 8eboroe fol-
muoe aenberunsen an EerfonaGeisenz
tums Ibiddtunsen, tpie lie bon Den alz
fe5oren eingebradt tparen:
SiIage ct. @arttn: @tnobteb 12<o,
25 gru5ent erbb0t; @inbbieb 12so. 20
Ero5ent erbobt.
giuaee ct. 3idolas, &leinbanbelstpa<
rer1, etc. 50 8ro5ent erb0bt.
giuase ct. stephen, @inbbieb 12<o,
20 groaeut erb5bt; gtinbpieb t2<t SO
@ro5ent erbObt; 9rei9mai6inen, etc,
% Yrosent erb0bt; Sroetors, ETC., %
Ero5ent erbobt.
giuase @prins Sin, Sausbaltsia6en.
etc., 20 gro5ent erbSbt; Ninbbieb 12zb.
1914 9ro5ent erb0bt; Riubbieb 12zb, %
groaent erbobt; Nderserdte, 40 Rro5eni
erbb6t.
auf Antrag bertaste fi6 Die Beboroe
Biz gum 25. Suit. 1922, a6t nbr n1or>
GENE
@orgenfbune, Sen IS. Suli, 1922. adt
nbr.
Ser gertasung eemdB trat Die 8eDorz
Be 5uianmen; g. 81. 2abr, 8orltber unb
ollie @itsIieber antpeienb. 4uf antrag
madte Bic 8eb6rbe foIsenbe aenbernngen
an @runoeisentnms : abiddbungen, tpie
iie BON ben Ni1eiioren einsebradt fparen:
Sotpnfbip Mbanb, ouf 2dnbereien, @e<
bduoe unb 8erbeiernngen Der 2dnoereien
25 Bro5eut erbobt; auf gilage 8al,itiz
de, 25 Rro5ent erb6bt.
sounibip 9ibTeb, auf 2ndbereien, gez
bGdl1oe unb gerbef1erungen a%l1sgei6lofen,
10 Bro5ent erbb0t.
Sotpnibip Mbon, auf 2nn0, Gebdube'
unb gerbeferunsen ausgef6Iofen, SCI
9ro8ent erb0bt; ouf @ebaube unb 2ano<
berbeHerung, so Rro5ent erh0bt.
Sotpnfbip grodtpap, auf 2ano, @ez
bdrbe unb gerbeiferungen al1sgeidloifen,
40 Bro8ent erbSht,
sopn gollesebiGe, a1f Qanbereiet, Ges
bdube uno gerbeferungen alssef6loRen,
IS gro5ent erb0bt; auf @ebd1ibe nnb
acknowledgements, Is Rro5ent erbobt.
Sotpn grotp safe, nuf 2dnoereien, Gez
bdube uub gerbeferungen ausgei6loffen,
go Bro5ent erb0bt; auf @ebdlibe Inb
acknowledgements 10 Rro5ent erb6bt.
Sotpnfbip GROIN Niber, nuf 2anb, geS
bdube rt1b gerbeferungen ausgeidloifen,
80 Bro5ent erb0bt; anf Gebdrtbe uno
acknowledgement 10 Rro8ent erb6bt.
auf Nntrag bertagte iid bic geb0rbe
big eth ubr ndd]tnittngs.
0admittassfibung ben %. sSuli, 1922.
Ser gertagung semab trat Die 8eb6rz
be 5ufammen; g. 81. Qabr, @orfiber unb
ale Ritslieber ar,tpeienb. anf antrag
madte Sic gebSrbe folsetbe aenoerun%
gen auf grunbeisentlr1s Qbfddbuns
gen. pie iie BON ben aieiioren eingez
bra6t tparen: II
gopnfbip Gettp, atf aanb Gebd1ioe
1,1b gerbeferunsen atssef6loffen 30
Hroaetlt erb5bt; aiif Geba,be n1o aarb>
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Gin guteg MitteL
godter: Infer Nadbar, Der in11ge
Romponiit, Derfolgt mid auf 5drit
unD 9rittl 8em id blob tpiiBte,
mie ib mid feiner entlebigen fo1nte.
Batter: 3eige i'm MIR beine Cot
lettenre1nung! Gos miro i'm fhon
our 9ernunft bringenl
Son nnno 0amnls.
@auptma111: Siel beim Geinb 6rn-
ben aliueil nibt Elm 5duB, Gelo-
mebel?
5elomebel: See, Serr 9aupt-
mann, oas meeB'd better. 9as is
BLOB II Rn%0bbelberger feline
9dnubbtabafsooie, Die gebt &c biff'I
itrarnm 5u, un6 % bant oas eefdlt'-
ge 2uoer 70 barbnrifh 6ruffl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
Offisicuc D~crhanNlaftecf,
Scr 2lmseleishtaftesbcs
hSrNc reft Stcarfts
County, 21aiftft.

Moraeniituug, ben %. Sui. 1922.
Ser gertasung eenndBt trat.bie 8ebors
be aufammen; g. 81. 2ahr. goriiker n''o
ole MitaIieber antpefenb. anf antraa
mad,te Die 8eborSe folsenbe aenoerlll's
aeu an Yerionaleigenthnts : abld)ael11@
oen, pie tie bon ben aieiioren elnee@
brabt paren:
giGag Nidmonb; Sa1sbaltsiaden,
10 groseut erbobt; Northumberland.
20 groseut erbobt; 9ferbe 11@b, s3h
Grpsent erhobt.
gilase &nsene. aleinbanoeistpaaren.
20 Srpseut erb6bt.
giuase ct. anna: &lapiere 667s
@roaent erbSbt; 9ferbe 11@b, sSh
grosent erbobt; 8inopieb 12sb. % Rros
sent erb0bt; Ntnbpieb 12@S. % Ero@
seut erb6bt; Minbpieb 12st % Pro5eut
srhSbt; @inbpieb 12~b. 100 &ro5ent
erbSbt; Sarmlperf5ene, 100 8ro5ent err
holt; @asen, etc. SO Rro5ent er9oet'
Northumberland etc. % Ero5ent err
b6bt.
@iIlase ct. antbonp: 9ausbaltsladen
100 @rosent erh0bt: Rdbmaibtnen etc.
100 @ro5ent erhobt; alap'ere, .
8rosent erbobt; 9feroe 11s9, 667s
@rosent erbobt; 8inbpieb 12@b 1878
@rosent erbDbt; Minbbieb 12zo. 80 Rro>
sent erbobt; 8inbpieb 12zf, so Ero5ent
erhpbt; Rinppieb 12sb, Is Rro5ent ers
holt; adereerdte, Is 9roaent erbobt;
Observation-Disclosures, % Rro5ent erbobt.
@tlase ct. Suiepb: 5a1sbalts1aden,
% 9rosent erbobt; 9ferbe Hi, 80 Bro<
sent erb6bt; Yferoe 12<h, 25 Rro5ert er<
holt; 8inbpieb 12zb, 20 Rro5ent erbb0t;
gIepatoren, etc, 100 Sro5ent erbobt.
Nuf Nntrag pertagte it6 Die Beboroe
big Elm ltbr nahmittass.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

@efdngniSn Na,
mas gibts oenn2 Barnm baben
Sic gerufen2
SfrafIing (auf ieirlen @ol6-
fbemel aeiaeup): 9ier, mein Sou,
tenn ut taput gega11geM.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-21
FIR. Ling CeIebrant
at Brothers Funeral

At st. Aloysius church Wednes-
day morning funeral services were
held for Edward ]. Ling who died
early Monday morning. The cele-
brant of the mass was Mr.. Ling's
brother, the Rev. d. c. Ling, per
manent rector Of st. Johns
church, Concord, N. H., with Rev.
John w. Dryer, deacon and the
Rev. FIR. Leroche, sub-deacon. A
large number of family friends
were present at the mass and at
the burial in Mt. Calvary Genet
cry. Friends and neighbors of Mr.,
Ling were the bearers, Micheal H,
Coleman, Charles Lynch, John T.
Carol, w. A. Barney, William
Cox and Robert Stenson.
Rev. FIR. Ling returned Wednes-
day afternoon to his home in Con-
cord. He was accompanied here
by his sister, Miss Annie Ling,
who also returned Immediately
after the funeral. Others called
here by Mr.. Ling's death included
John Hale Of New York City and
c. N. Ling of East Ryegate,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-21
Christmas gifts in china,

Christmas gifts in china, bas-
kets, trays, celluloid. Miss Helen
F. Shaw, Is Beividere street
The Fairbanks Museum will be
closed as usual during the holiday
period of the public schools.
On account of The fuel shortage
the Athenaeum will not be omen
until 11.o0 2. m. for the present
except cn Saturday when it will
be opened at Q a. m. as usual
Advertisement.
Mrs. H. H. Eldridge has gone to
Chatham, Mass, ana will be Joined
later in the week by Mr.. Eldridqe.
They will pass the holidays at Mr..
Eldridge's home.
Homemade ice cream to order
SOC ct. Telephone Woman's club
house. Advertisement.
Henry c. Boynton has gone to
Boston to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Ida Boynton and family. Miss
Helen Boynton and Miss RATHER
inc Boynton of New York will be
with the family for the holidays.
Mrs. r. T. Nichols is clerking at
Berry Balls helping out with the
Christmas trade.
Use the American Throat Tab
lets. Advertisement.
Miss Gertrude Tinker Of Miss
Wheelock's school, Boston, arriv-
ed Thursday morning to Join The
Christmas celebrators at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Tinker.
Idehome Christmas plum pud-
dings on sale at Wo'man's club
house. Advertisement.
Robert Blodgett of the Unver-
sity of Vermont, is another Of The
college boys whom the Christmas
holidays has brought home. He
is with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert r. Blodgett, of Summer
street.
A Christmas dinner will be serv-
ed at the St. Johnsbury House,
Christmas day December % for
$125. Advertisement.
The fire department was called
Wednesday afternoon to 8 Port
land street for a slight chimney
fire.
Nathan Pike, University of Yer
mont, is with his aunts, Misses
Jennie and Laura Rickaby for a
two weeks vacation.