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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
BUSTING PLANTS TO
PREVENT DISEASE
CBy associated Fress)

Lexington, KY, May rs
Demonstrations are under way
in four different counties of the
state 10 determine whether Or
not busting plants with CONNER
cial powders is All effective we Y
Of controlling plant diseases
and insects, according to an al
nounccment by J. S. Gardner,
vegetable gardening specialist O.
the College of Agriculture. This
method of controlling insects
and diseases which represents a
marked departure from the pres
ent. liquid spray method, has re
ceived considerable impetus from
manufacturers OF such powde--
during the year, he said.
Seven demonstrations under
way in Jefferson county have
been designed to show the effec-'
tiveneSs of busting in controlling
potato diseases ard insects whiles
the demonstration Inc Daviess'
county, which involves a 12-acre
cantaloupe patch, is expected to
point out the value of busting to
growers of this crop. The dem
onstrations in Warren county in
volvc on acre of feld-grown and
80 acres of sash-grown canta-
lOupeS.
Those under way in Henderson,
county have been designed 10
show the effect of busting in
controlling tomato leaf spot,
blight, tobacco horn worms and
the Colorado potato beetle on r.
matoes. Additional ones in the
same county involve mixed Let
of cucumbers, watermclonS and
mush melons.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
that Dull ACHING

Don't worry and complain
about backache. Get rid of it!
For weak kidneys, lame and achy
backs, your neighbors recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. Ask
your ncighbor. Read this state
mcnt:
Mrs. Thomas Lane, 4O5 Mob
erly avenue, Richmond, says: 4
have taken Doan's Kidney Pills
for attacks of kidney trouble and
think they are fine. When my
Kidneys act irregularly, I have
backachcs end pains in my side.
! also have a dull, nagging ache
right across my kidneys and |
feel tired and fanguid. If | stoop
over | get dizzy and Colorcd
specks come before my eyes. |
feel so miserable ! can't do my
homework as | would like to.
When | have these attacks |
take Doan's Kidney Pills and
they always give me quick relief
in every way"
Coo at ali dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., EfgrS., Buffalo N. Y.
may Il 10 %
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
FOREST HILL.

Mrs. NJ. L. Haden and daugh-
tiers of Richmond, spent the week
: end with Mrs. J. II. Million and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Curry and
children, of Baldwin, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Hiram Azbill and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells and
children, of Versailles, have re-
turned home after several DAYS
visit with relatives in this couu-
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Powell
of Richmond, visited Mrs. Bette
Powell and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Million, OF
Newly, spent Sunday night and
Monday with Mrs. Bette Mill
ion.
Mrs. a. H. Wells spent Tues
day with Mrs. c. G.. Jenkins, OF
Richmond.
Mrs. Miley Lowry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tunnel Lowry. of near
Newly, visited Mrs. Elmer Cosby
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jenkins,
of Atlanta, Ga, were calling on
friends in this community Mon
day.
Friends of this community ex-
tend to Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Per
kins their deepest sympathy in
their hour of bereavement in the
loss of their little daughter,
Hazel Lee, who departed this life
Saturday morning, May 20. She
had been suffering for several
weeks of pneumonia from which
she never recovered. Funeral ser
vices were conducted Sunday
morning at II o'clock at Antioch
church by Rev. Warner. May the
bereaved ones be comforted by
the words of their Master when
said, Suffer little children to
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
DYE SKIRT, COAT,
DRhPERIES WITH
DIAMOND dyes

Each package of Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so SIM
pc that any woman can dye or
tint faded, shabby skirts, dresses,
waists, coats, sweaters, stockings
hangings, draperies, everything
like new. Buy Diamond Dyes"
no other kind-then perfect
home dyeing is guaranteed, even
if you have never dyed before.
Tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to dye is wool
or silk, or whether it is linen, cot
ton or mixed goods. Diamond
Dyes never streak, fade, spot. or
run. If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
PATRONS SET THEIR
WATCHES BY CARRIER
tBy Associated fress,

! Louisville, KY, May 26-Purc-
tuality of the greatest degree
has been attained by Tom Chat
ham, rural mail carrier who han
dies the route covering the
southwestern section of Jefer-
son county, in the opinion OF
! William +. Wobbe, assistant SUI
perintendent of mails in the Lou
iSv1lje postofice.
Patrons along Chatham 5
route set their watches by him. :
declared Mr.. Wobbe, "and they
will not miss the correct time n
half a dozen minutes during the
month"
Chatham has worked out &
system OF delivering the mails to
the patrons on the many roads
and crossroads of his route THAI,
according to Mr.. Wobbe, has no5
been equalled by any rural car
rier in the country. Mr.. Chat
ham has carried mail over the
rural route for more than d
decade and during that time has
given excellent service to the
hundreds of patrons, according
20 Mr.. Wobbe.
Chathams system is simple.
He merely gets started on time.
That is the secret of his Sue
cess and the reason that patrons
can regulate their time by his
arrival at their mail boxes, On
days when the run of mail is
usually heavy Chatham starts a
iitGlc earlier in the. morning and
works little faster before leaw
ing the office. When the time q
MS departure comes he gathers
ali the mail, both that which he
has arranged ana that which 31Gr
has not, and starts his route.
When the run is light he merely
drives a little slower. AS he
drives along he finishes sorting
the mail and always endeavors
to keep at least half an hours
lead on the delivery points.
On many routes the farmers
do not know when to so down
to the mail box" said MIR. Web
be. Sometimes the time of ar
rival of the mailman varies more
than an hour. But that is not
The case with Chatham. When
9 o'clock or 10 o'clock, as the
case may be, comes the man III
The country knows that his
morning paper will be there just
at that minute"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
Irvine Bankers Honored

Frankfort, Ky, May 2o-W.
{. Williams, of Irvine, was elect
ed president of Group Seven OF
the Kentucky Bankers Associa-
ton at group convention held OH
the Kentucky river Thursday. A.
nj. Clark, of Irvine, was electe'i
secretary, and ]. d. Foote, OF
Winchester, James Ellington, OF
Millersburg. and Charles Reacr,
of Beattyville, members o. the
executive committee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
WALKING REX
Sired by Rex Peavine (the
Champion Sire).

1st dam by Montgomery Chief,
End dam by Chester Dare.
Walking Rex is natural walk
ing horse with great deal Of
style and action, and with his ST.
perb breeding should sire a show
horse as we'll as walking horses.
VIII make the season at my
home 2 IL miles from Richmond
on the Lexington pike, at $1,000
to insure living colt.
Money due when colt is foaled
or mare parted with. Lien re-
tanned on colt for season money.
Phone 2S5. JAS. J. NEALE.
Wv to july /.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
GIRLS. LEMON JUICE
BLEACHIES FR}ECKLES

Squeeze the juice of two lem
ons into bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White, which
any drug store will supply for a
few cents, shake well, and you
have quarter pint Of the best
freckle and tan bleach, and COM
pleXion Whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes
bleach out and how clear, soft
and rosy-White the skin becomes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
PAINT LICK TEAM
PLAYED. fine BALI

The Paint Lick high school
base ball team closed the season,
by defeating the Burgin high
school team by the score of 9 to
2. This game took place at Paint
Lick Saturday, May 20, and was
featured by the all round batting
of the Paint Lick boys. Davis
did best with the willow for Paint
Lick, getting three hits, one of
them a home run. However, this
is not an unusual feat for Dick
as he poled one for the circuit
with two mates on in the game
played with the strong Madison
High team on Friday he 10Th.
The Paint Lick team has had
an exceedingly good season Win
ming eleven out of thirteen games
played, being defeated once by
the Lancaster high school and
once by the Grab Orchard high
school, Which teams they also de-
feated in later games.
The clean game which the boys
have played has been the means
of furnishing to the lovers OF the
old game a great deal of pleasure
and to say the Paint Lick people
are proud of them would be put
ting it mildly.
Prof. Elder deserves a great
deal of credit in his work with
the boys, for he has certainly put
the P. L. H. S. up among the
leaders in high school athletics.
We doubt if another high school
team can boast of the record
these boys have made, S 81 g.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
BUFFALO

The farmers that nave seasons
are quite busy setting tobacco.
Hazel Lee, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Perkins,
who had been sick for some time,
died Saturday at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
White. All extend sympathy to
the bereaved parents.
Mr.. James Tribble has been
quite i'll, his friends will be sorry
to know.
Mrs. G. w. Stokcly entertain
ed a number Of her friends to
dinner Sunday. All the delicacies
of the season were served and
the hospitality was greatly en-
joyed.
Mr.. Cleo Turner and Mr.. Lu-
Their Young, of Richmond, spent
Tuesday night with Mr.. Emmett
Million.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
Clark County To Meet
State Tax Assessment

Winchester, Ky, May % - 1t
was announced today that the
Clark county tax supervisors will
meet the advance in assessment
demanded by the State Tax Com
mission.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
come unto me.

come unto me"
Rev. d. c. Poindexter, of Viii
more, filed his appointment at
this place Saturday night and
Sunday. Eleven other students
of Asbury College were present
for the service Sunday, and were
entertained for dinner in the
homes of Mrs. Albert Newly,
Mrs. Hiram Azbill, Mrs. "A. r..
Wells and Mrs. Bette Powell
We regret very much to give Up
Bro. Poindexter, who leaves soon
as a Missionary to South Amer
lea, but bid him Godspeed in his
work.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26

Ruby Lafoon, Of jacksonville,
is circuit Judge for the fourth
district of Kentucky, and T. G.
Bennett, Of Marion, is common
wealth attorney.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26

Mr. Ralph W. Smith, Ct Cleve-
land, Ohio, is expected Saturday
to spend 4 few days with his SIS
ter, Mrs. Ballard Luxon, on
West Main street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r, Z. Baker
we're visitors in DanviIte Tues
dav.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26

Mt. Vernon, the county seat of
Rockcastle county, was incor-
DOrated in 1918.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-26
will be making il

L. & N. RESTAURANT
DIXIE RESTAURANT
D. w. VANDEVEER
PEOPLES POOL ROOM
MADISON POOL ROOM
BARNETT BROTHERS
c. T. WELLS 4th STREET GROCE
;. Respectfully,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Eruieft @enrb Toros.

Minneapolis, 20 Stunt. Ser
treter 6er @eperfidaften un6 Sc
idGftsleute bon Minneopolis ,Minn.
utr6 ct. Ba11l itno bon 6enrp Sor6 51
elmer &onferen5 a11f nG6lte 8ode
nod 0ertoit eingelo6en mor6en, in
Ser Die 6rage Ser Musniibung bes Ne-
gier1ngs6amnees INT Niiiiliippi IN
Minneapolts beiproden merben ion.
8ie am Canning mitgeteilt m1troe,
betpirbt ser Mutomobilfabrifant bon
0etrott itd BEL Ser 8un6es-8aii
REPRESENTATION 11m cine 2i5en5 5ur
Musniib1tng Ser 8~aiierfr0fte ON
9nnnm. Soute linn Ole 2i5en5 BE-
minigt mer6en Damn tpir6er, pie es
beiBt, cine getpaltige Sn6nitrieanlu=
ge alif 200 M6er 2an6 in Der Nabe
oes 6urnttes erribten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
2o. Juni, 1922

@aIler geiett unb IN 8d1liern nabe
oem SlnB itano bas @aiier I'M erlter
@todmerf 2 SUB bod. Man fiirdtet
oab Diel 8ieb ertrunfen lit.
Siour Sans. 81 6. IS. galopea.
Sern1ggeber zines 8obenblattes II
Siour SANS, tpeld)es Donneritag er'
1dien, frug 6en &idter &iooer, mel.
der elmer, M0r0er 11an,ens Sbomas
Cyan 5urt Eooe am Sreitag oer1tr'
tetIt batte, Oh Sic 8oaitredung bes
Eo6esurteils nidt perfdJoben meroen
f0nnte, bamit er oen 6aa ridt 10 lan'
ge m6ber bringen miiBte. Ser &td-
ter fdidte Sen 3eth1ngsmann gum
Staatsanmalt Garter, Der nit etren1
Mufidyub 5ufrieoen tpar, penn Der
Mor6er rur gebdngt tpiiroe. uno 70
ma,r6e sic gpefution beriboben, 90
nit bie 3eitung sen SaQ als neues
@reignis brtngen fonnte.
Mitbeu. - Ser furdtbare Sturm,
ser fiir5lid iiber gang 3entral-sno-
Dafotu binpegging, bat a116 bier Elm
Meni6enleben als Opfer %geforoert.
&op Collins, Is Sabre ali, tpurbe bon
einem fanenben 8alfen getroffen nno
itarb an 5ddoel6rltd.
Mber6een. ~ SSn elmer nl1Berorb-
entliden M%bitimmung, sic am 9ien-
1tug in Mberbeen iiber SEN Mntrog ser
@iidfebr CUR itdotiiden @ertpaltung
our6 einen Sta6trat (Mloermen) ab-
gebalten 4p11r6e, enti6ie6en ii6 Sic
@Gbler nit $40 Stimmen Mebrbeit
Fir 8eibebalttng ser gegenpdrtigen
&ommiiIions @ertpalt1ng.
Gettysburg. = garI Steiner, Elm
tpoblbabe1toer Sarmer, felt 80 Sabre1t
in Gettysburg onidiiig, murbe bon
einem Mad)bar tot im 8ette gefunoen.
Cine 8l1ttlpur fMbrte nod benz Stal,
mo- er mabri6einli6 bon Bferben, ote
er on5uidirren fu6te, nieoergetreten
mur6e. Gin SUB tpar gebro6en nno
ser @noden fab berals. 5teiner fonn
te itd nod mod ietnem 8eH i6leppen,
mo ct einen Notperbano anlegte. 9ie
Merate iagen, 6aB 8lutberluit iein gn=
6e berbeifiibrte. .
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meIbet: gs geIang Der 8iener Gyeuer.
apebr, Die DDnamo MnIagert 1rb 1ie
Observation-Disclosures 51 retten tp1
5000 @ilo NitroglD5erin lngen. sS5n1
Drt 8lur1a1i ut tal1m Elm Salts gong
geblieben. Der angren5erbe, ats 40
ELECTROMAGNETIC 2aSdger I'D
9lrbeitertpobnltngen beiteben6e 0rt
.Ne1rihbof lit b0llig benz grbbooen
Sic erogultiige 3abl ber 0p-
fer iit nod nidt feitgeiteta. Der
@iener &atbolifentag I'M 8ni 1922
NIT ieinen 100000 EeiInebmern
1tabm eiiner1 g~ld1naenoet 9erIauf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
(5Drtiebung folgD
grof. aartuffelernte.

@albingtoh "a. Stunt. Aitt
@r11no 6es G~rnteItar0es pom /. Stunt
iteIlte 6as 2anopirtidafts Departe-
ment in @aibington in arsiidt, bob
Ser grtrog Ser log. iriiden .Sri1tar
toffel IN Sen Staaten, pelhe oteie
gorte proou5ierer pn6 nad Der fritz
ben ii6Iihen grnte peri6iden, 2O,672
@aggons bon ie 200 SOB betrage1
lper6e. gus 1T cine 3urabu1e nm
100 8aggons gegeniiber 1921, BET
eirem gIeiben grtrag pro Mfer ltt1o
eitrem groBeren anban als i'm boris
gen Subr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Die geaer,1ng ii 9eutidlaub iteist.

Berlin. %. Satni. De SS110ers
after, Sic bie Soften fir ben 2ebetts.
1nterbaH III DeutidInn6 6ariteM, be.
trdgt fit Ben Mouat Neai, tpie be-
fannt gegeben tpl1r6e, 1852 uno be.
oeatet iim 8ergleib gu ben Soften oes
aebensunterbaltg int Monat Mprh
cine 8rnnbnte bon 11el1n 8ro5ett. pie
greiie fnir Mobrungsmittel, einfdlieB-
lid auglan6iIdes gdmnl5, naren b0-
ber, urt6 aud sic 8reiie fir Sei5.
1to 8eIeu6h1ngs-Mo tertol, 1.at11ett.
lid Aoblen, tpieien cine merflide
|Steigerl111g alif.
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d aus
der alien keiihatb
g~rambenburg.

- E& 7s@ O<WSSV&$t~p$0 ae0 Tt#AHa&gF
8erlin. SIM interchangeable.
iteri1tm lit Elm @eiesenttpurf ansge'
arbeitet tporhen, nod benz ane Near'
fen, MIn5en S9eine unb nrfun6et,
Sic auf eire1t @el6betrag Ial.tett at11
als elm griab ffiiir @el6 I'M 3ablungs.
berfebr bertpeubet mer6en, Biz gum
$50. Stunt bonn Musiteller ein5uloien
fin6. Tim a116 Sic ipdteren 9eraas'
gabe Don Motgeb at %berbinoern, Der,
|bietet Ser gntpurf, bob 5ufiinftig
meiteres MotgeD ausgegeben miro.
Ser Mei@sfinan3miniiter fan1 ieoo6,
fans es 6as @erfebrsbe6irfnis erfor-
bert na6 4nborurg Der oberlten 2ar-
~oesbeb0roen M11snabmen 5ulaiien.
Sir 6ie Nidtbefolgltng 6iefer 8or-
f6riften perben berbdltnismdbig bo-
Re 5trafen angeiett. Sic b06ite
@eloltrofe betrdgt 10000 Marf
@rofeiior Dr. S1go Gontpenb, Diref-
tor ser ltaat(id)en Stene fir Natlrs
oenfmaIpflege in 9euti6lan6, 1T am
70. Weai in Berlin geitorben. St mar
1856 in Dan5ig geboren u. peroffent-
lidte in 6euti6er englii6er ln6 fam
5oiti6er Spra9e cine groBe 8abl BON
G6riften our Setmatfun6e un6 gum
'S9ube ser natiirli6en 2an619aft.
@effalen.
/ Miiniter. Seinen 50. @eburtstag
beging am %. Mai Ser @ebeime &es
gierungs=11n6 @ropin5ial-S 9atlrat a.
9. Dr Mbolpb Se6eln1on1t III f0rper-
ltder 1t16 geiitiger Stride. Ser SSu-
bilar, ser ont %. Mai 1887 1T Miin-
iter geboren tpltr6e, fam o1f Elm, bon
Mrbeit, aber ou9 an @rfolgen 1tt16
|@bren rei6es 2eben 51triidbltden. -
@eitorben lit om Is. Mai int 80. Sc
bensiabre 6ie friibere 2ebrerin Mnna
Staggering. &reu bat iie g%earbettet
in oen Sdulen ser 2tebfrauenpfarrei
5u Muniter, 1T 0@trup un6 81 Sab-
re lang IN gmitetten. SSn ben lebten
Subren lebte fte in filler 8uridge,
5ogenbeit bier in Miiniter.
-@elienfir6en. Sic @belel1te Gels
spei6 bier fonrter 6ieier Gage 1as
Set 6er&6tamantenen Sod5eit bege-
ben. Die Gbelerte finb bei6e "a Sat-,
-HaEber e!6n o;peb 6og9 6d)
re oft unb erfreuen itb Ser beiten sc
hun6beit.
Saltern Gin l%tngebeltrer 8al6-
brand niitete int @ebiete n0r6li6 bort
|2ippe, Bel Saltern, III sen iogenanr.
ten 8%orfenbergen. Sc iin6 etma
5000 Morgen 8eitar6 an 6idten ur6
Sei6e perni9tet nor6en. Die berni6i
teten Wal6beitdnoe firb @igert11m Der
|Sta6t &alterL BEG 8ergfisffus, 6es
&er5ogs bon Crop un6 bes @rafen
WeiterboH. 8is our 3eit Ser @e-
ribteritattung, %. Mfai, miitete bas
.Geuer fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

MedliingbIan1en. 81 ben, benz sSret-
BERN |. gtpidel gebortgen Holiumer
|Doren bruA an %. Mai eth Balb-
|bra1tb aus. Ser cine u~atsgebebfte
nenbodapab bernidtete.
Sld1ega 1neniA onlt1gen ut1o Satt-
Meinlanb.
Dnfel6orf. Cine grobe @efli.
gelausfteu,ang finoet bom Is. nm u.
september So. Sabres I'M Rabfae1
Ser groBen Observation-Disclosures Nus
itenung at DiifieIoorf ftat. Ser
Werbano Mbeiniider @eflagel3a6ter-
8ereiue bat fi6 Der Nusiteq11ng 1T
banfensmerter 8etie angenomn1en.
Mm 16. Mai ftarb Serr @eorg
R%inerborg, Megier1uga+lt1o Sdatl,
rat a. 8. I'M Sitter bon 81. Sabren.
R0ln. ,38nr5ett beridt int 6betl1-
lon6 cine groBe grregnng, 6te nit
benz funftigen Sdidial beg 6elti6ert
Mbeinga11es 5uiammenbdngt. Dara1tf
5euteten m16 idon oie oeri6feoener
&11nogebungen Ser lebter 3ett BIN,
sic mtaer. pie6er betonten, oaB @et9
uno &betn nntrennbar 5nianrr1engebo
rem. Mar1 gla1bt nt4t MIR an cine
meme Mftio11 nno 8uti6e Der Sonoer.
binoler, ionoern fiir6tet atd, bob
0urd @emalt bon arBen cine MbIftrn-
m11rg er5tpuuget neroen oiirfte, bic
6ariiber entidet6en ion, OF 6as @bet1t-
Ian6 fiinftig cine prelBii6e 8robtr5
a6er 8unoesltaH int Deuti@en @etde
o6er ielbititan6iger Greiltaat ooer Elm
nit Tronfrei1 u11b 8algen berbiins
6etes, s. +. po,t oielen MdAten abtdn-
giges 2ano iein iou. @ielei6t ipielt
babel ielbit ser @eoanfe Der Mnftei'
lung Ser M@einlorbe cine ni6t I'M
tergeor6nete &ole.
Sier ltarb am 18. Meai Serr Beter
S1tbert 8oning, Senior. Der Sirrna
g. nr0 IS. 8onig, int Sitter bon So
SSabren.
@aber1.
Munden. - Sen 8ldttern 5ufols
ge beabii6tigt ser fatb. @e1euenber-
elm Min6en ct. Soiepb ben int Mai
1919 nni6ul6ig eri6oifenen Mht-
gIieoerrr m1f benz Moiader Srieobof
Elm Denfn1al 5t errt6ten. Na66em
Mei@ nn6 5toat bereits etnen 331ts
ldatB bon $4,000 Mearf geleiitet baben
batn1nmebr a1b Ser Min4ener
5ta6trat einen 3niduB bon 10000
Marf bepiQigt. 80 Brofeiior 81. Sc
org Sitter bon &a,1berriiier 1T I'M 81.
2ebensiabr geitorben. Sauberrtifer,
Elm geborener @raaer, bot ii6 1tanrente
Iib als Mrditeft einen peit befannten
Marnet1 gema6t.
Cine i'm bapriiben 2an6tage ei1t>
gebradte Sroge bertpeiit 6ara11f, bob
in B0bnnen sic @a11pe Norre bereitS
1000 &eftor @aD foil gefreiien ba-
BE. Sc miro gefragt, Oh @efabr beo-
itebe, 6aB sic Morne audi a1f Ste bap-
ridden 8olounget1 in SEN @ren5be-
5irffett ubergreife, nrt6 OBJ 6te @egie<
.rurg bereits Boriorge getrofen babe.
Die 81. s.. 3. fa1n oarauf feititeaen,
oaB tatiddlib aub III einigen boprt-
i@en @ul6beitdn6en sic Nonne a1ffs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

aetreten 1T ur,b 5ntn Cell nod boz
banoen lit. Dn gtaatgforifpertpal-
tung babe aber iofort nmfaIfen6e
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IL, SET @efabr tpirfli6 begegnen 81
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baupt1ladliib maeiinbaft ou,f uno rffG-
&c im BSi;n1erpab ,~lngebe11ren edo.
SCI, al.
Msaarttennb6erg.
Set6etbeim 5. gutpangen.- Die
@urtemberger @attnnmanufaffttur lit
ourh Elm @roBfeuer am 18. Neai faft
bGlin sprsf1rt porben. esnfoInp 1es
furdtbnren @epitterregens, ser maib-
reno bes 8ranoes nie6ergirg, fonnte
bas sye,1er ettpas eingeodnnt tper6en.
Scr Sdaoe1 miro ouf r1tn6 100 DILL
Itorten Marf bereanet.
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bier Sic goIoene Subelbod8eit beg
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her @attin So. M1,11a, geb. &erberaer,
inter oroBer 8eteiliiarnq ser Bfarr-
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Der Congregations Wigr. Dr. &arl
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