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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
'WHFFI inc STEEL SUBSIDIARIES !.
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR
S2,935 WORTH OF
BUILDING PERMIT TED

Six building permits were ISSUED
terday by Building Permit C!e'A W."
liam Quinn. amounting to $685..
The following were issued: ,.n
John p. Roth. alterations et A1ss
chapllne street. Cost 500. .
Louis Zimmerman. frome porch y
soos Water street. Cost $3.50. -.
Mrs. E. u. Atkinson. repairs u 80
Stone Church Road. Cost 500.
{. r. Murphy. frame dwelling
No, II on Bow street Cost ]l,sV''
Geo, II. Scihert. moving house 9n
sorinrdale avenue. Cost $685..
Warren Auto Trading Co.. garage -
show room at s6 sixteenth strest' Os
$3.50. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
SouY1NH

DEDLA. FRANZ lSSS- Saa1'
Bohemia.
Franz Drdla Is a contemporary Tio-
nni.t and composer ~ Morar:an birth.
Tho word souvenir" in the original
French conveys much more than In our
language. Il means remembrance
Memory with all he- busy train
just what happy memory prompted
Drdla 10 write this exquisite bit OF
music Is no, known. but the work IS 50
popular with both professional and
amateur violin;s.s that = has become
indeed 4 happy memory" II = orc
Of the loveliest and most poetic ~ all
compositions dedicated 70 memory and
- known 10 the greater rart o: tho
rus!c-loving world. It IL both sweet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
HnnnxApp Z. lYRp

Woodward Z. Byrd. the son OF VI.
and Mrs, r A. Byrd "r IS Fifteenth
street. came to Wheeling Hi gin SChooI
three years ago from FarkcrsouTS High
and entered the Commercial Depart
ment Byrd has taken an active part
In athletics since that time and mas
played three seasons on the basket ball
t.,n and was A member OF The base
ball nine last season. He has taken an
active part IN all school activities and
In a leader among the boys. being A
member OF the Hi-Y club and one .; ths
organizations boosters. Hts plans toe
after graduation are indefinite at the
present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
CAR|ONI HAD ASKED
ARREST OF yERACE

II was learned last M!ght that lGnazzo
Corjon,. Italian. who shot NJ NNh
ycraro IN Tho Ea,tlmor" & Ohio railroad
Icnot last Monday night. had rislt"n
rho office Of Prosecuting Attorney car
G. Rachmann sevcra! days pr"Vi"us 70
rho shooting. Assistant; Prosecuting
At,orncl clinton y. Tamrh"H' ~
said. informed Carton! that h" ""u!a NOT
arcs, Ycrarr for striking his ''ario-
ni's) hay "a the assault was comm'teo
IN Fairmor'.
Thc shooting. Carton! claims was
+,used ny Yeracc striking hs iire-N"dr-
old boy. Cariou claims fcTacc ran
away with his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
AUTOS COME TOGETHER
Machines Driven by John Auber and
Albert B. Bennett Slightly Damagsd

Two automobiles. one driven by John
Auner and the other by Albert Il. Ben
nett colltded yesterday afternoon a.
o'clock At the corner Of Sixteenth and
Chaplinc streets.
Both machines we're slightly damag oG
and the differences settled between
themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Wheeling Public Schools
Music Memory Contest
SCHUBERT. FRANZ FETEE N'''-
1881 b Lschtenthal Austria

Schubert. the Srca: sonG writer sh'e-
y never wrote more beautiful "r moro
popular composition than THIS ar; SOC,
the "Serenade" II ia known and .ov"h
wherever music is heard. This nuMo"T
Is often used in the schools and - an
excellent chorus number for unchanged
voices.
Tho "Sererade" has rather S'u
yesrniny melody which h'unsV eA-
presses the emotions or the serenaeel I,
Thers are also interesting echo passages
when the accompaniment, repeats q
measure after the voice or in the tnstru.
mental Advancement. the hute after tho
violin. There Is a middle section slight
" more tervent. II such be possio r.
and more pleading. but this IS again
replaced BY the arst NEEDY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR $4,000
N|HARFBOAT FOR WHEELING

IN TO 90" So 1cd Auto SAFES Enmp"h ny
rs. th1rlcS cox. Til" plaintiff ASKED
f"r Si.inh. claiming :" ~ due ih'W
Th" cas-" was hoard before Jndg" X. VI.
Adil"nlau Tho CaS" grow out or the
d"f"udH't purchasing autcm"htl"S from
tho rlaini'rf at reduced price. and the
rlainiim ALLEGED the defendant refused
t. pay The amount contracted for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
.1narRH cARNARAN

Joseph E. Carnahan Is the son or
Thomas Carnahan OF l$S Fourteenth
street He came TO Wheeling High a
graduate from Clay school in 'he class
Of 1919. Zoo" as ne is known Z" his
host Of school acTua intances IS stud
ent In the commercial department and
will graduate from that course with
honors. He has been a member Of the
track squad FOR three years and mas
taken an active part in the different
clubs OF the school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Who's Who In Wheeling High
School Graduating Class Of 1922
CHARLES A. COOK

charles \. Cook % IS Zane street u
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cook re
il graduate of IA" Madison Gran"
school on he Island and since his en-
trance in High has boon stHlE'nS the
General course. While not taking An
active par, In school activities he mas
q !wavs been y booster for ia" "rgi'n'za
lions and teams tn school His plans
tor after graduation arc 'rd"hnitc'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27

Even 4 wise man can't al".'
when a woman laughs ~hether zig :,
10 neons IL or is merely trying to
chow. ofr n dimnle to It's advantsSe.T
Chicago Daily News. *
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
VERY PEW CHANGES AAoG-"
W. ". HOLLOWAY rA1b1OA."F
OF wHTAH1-0IGSS
M, D. A. Burt Chairman OF A"oo'
A.. J. Mcfarland rrsSiosno
and Manager.

At the meetings OF the directors OIL ,"e
subsidiaries Of wheeling steer to'poi"
ton held in this city yesterday the
lowing officers were elected TOT '"'
coming year:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
LaBells Iron works.

n A Burt. chairman Of the hoard.
4. J. Mcfarland. president and scn-
oral manager.
H. y. Wes,fall. vice president.
II. T. Bcswick. secretary and treas
urer.
X. /. Jones, assistant secretary.
l. G.. Allison, assistant treasurer.
!. J.. Fisher auditor.
T.. II. Worthless. assistant auditor.
Very few changes were made In off,
rials from the preceding year the prin-
,.ipal exception being the election OF NE.
". W. Holloway TO the presidency OF
tho Whitaker. Cilessner company. MI.
Uolloway's many friends in this city
Will lie delighted 10 know Of his elrra-
ton to this important position and feel
that his long experience in the iron and
steel industry has mrrited this recogni-
ton. MIR. George W. Moore. who has
been general manager Of the Portsmouth
plant. has been made one OF The vice
presidents.
In the election Of the La Belle Off
Gals. Mr.. II. 4. Burt was made chairman
Of the board. and Mr.. 4. J. Mcfarland,
who has been vice president and general
manager was elevated to the position
Of president and general manager. This
change will he very gratifying to the
many friends OK these gentlemen, who
wish them we'll In their enlarged field
Of work.
No change was made in the officials
of the Wheeling Steel G. Iron Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
GETTING FAIRGROUNDS
READY FOR OPENING
After school Outdoor Recreation Pro
ran BEGINS Next week

A squad OF workm"N were pat to work
Wednesday on the dlfTcrrIt fairgrounds
throughout the city getting them In
shape for the openings next week when
the aftet-schOol sessions are started.
U.o-,; will be rushed on :hs Forty eighth
street grounds which opens Monday and
Tho others will ne taken care - in order
A. now equipment ana manr repairs are
rocesSary Il w.t TAX" som" linn" to com
p,e,s this wor,; hl; tn" officers ot the
nlayxround ass"c!a:iun are making
.ve-y cffor; 20 hay" Tho grounds In
r.1d.o.ss for the opening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27

Charlotts "ushmar American a"'r"'-
Rad passion i"- .. N'NE 'r"of AMI
h-,.EinK do,i~' head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
whttatsr-alessnsr Company.

Alex. Glass. chairman OF the board
Isaac NJ. Scott. vice chairman.
W. W. Holloway. president.
A. &. Whitaker. vice president.
w. n. Abbott. vice president.
y r. Whitaker. vice president.
George w. Moore. vice PRESIDENT
Nelson F.. Whitaker. secretary.
W. H. Manning. treasurer.
Geo. p. Whitaker. assistant treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
wheeling Steel & Iron Company.

Isaac n. Scott, chairman OF the hoard.
= Hunt, president and treasurer.
6 r. Hubbard. vice president.
n. T. Swift. secretary.
W. II higgins, assistant treasurer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21

SEE THE NEWEST AT BOYD's
-FLAPPERS VANITY CASE. SPE.
CLL PRICE. S4.9O. 2O.9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21
BEST Bread IN
ARKANSAS HERE

The champion bread baker of Arkan
sas is Agnes McKibbon, IS, and un.
married, Murfreesboro.
In a statewide contest in which rs
counties each entered IA contestants
she made the loaf that won the unani-
nous choice.
This is the receipt she used:
] tablespoon sugar.
! tablespoon shortening.
~ teaspoons salt.
l cup boiling water.
l cup scalding milk.
| yeast cake.
s cups flour.
Put sugar, shortening and salt in
bow and pour over them the hot liquid
Mix yeast cake in one-quarter cup Of
lukewarm water and stir in the yeast.
Add slfted flour and stir until smooth
Turn dough on a Toured board and
knead until elastic. Return to bowl,
cover, and let stand for two and one-
half hours in a warm place.
Turn out and knead again. Shape
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21
SUNDAY DINNER
GUESTS ARE No
B|GPUzzLEN0W
something Satisfying and Cool
is Purpose During Hot
Summer Weather;
Here 1t Is.
ny BERTHA 4. SHAPLEIGH
vrkoking Authority for Columbia
University,

Tic every housekeeper and cook once
. week comes the question of what to
have 10. DAY night SUPPER, especial
~ when SITS are coming.
In winter there must be one dish
which will be satisfying and hot. In
summer what will be satisfying ana
cool Is the question.
The cook must be considered also
anu 1t is always wise to have those
dishes which to u large extent may be
made on Saturday.
Cold meat, cold cooked eggs, nodded
meat, fish. vegetables and fruit all OF.
1er suggestions.
Sandwiches and desserts. as custards
or %)eiiies, which may be made ahead
are all good to have.
Following are u few suggested
menus:
Cold Ham with Potato Salad
Plain Bread and Butter
Cut-up Fruit (seryed in g~lasses)
Cake Ice Tea
Sandwiches
zone with meat or egg. one sweet
or plain
Iced Cocoa with Beaten Cream
Cake
stuffed Eggs with Tomato and
Lettuce
Baking Powder Biscuits, hot
Cookies Tea
Nv.
Nodded Fruit Salad
Cream Cheese Sandwiches
layer AXE Tea or Coffee
Hot Chicken Sandwiches
olives or Pickles
Cold Coffee Souffle
Waters Tea
In the first menu the cut.un fruit
Il very good and uses up a small
amount of fruit. as one banana or one
orange. or half a melon, which have
been left.
Also any canned or preserved fruit
Iett over. or a few strawberries. all
may be mixed together and sprinkled
with sugar. Half a cup of loganberry
juice or ginger ale improves the taste.
Allow the fruit to stand in a cold
place and at serving time put in glasses,
n on top of each u spoonful of beaten
cream.
Iced tea n coffee are best when
made fresh and poured hot over the
ace Cocoa. however. is not improved
ey being served that way.
MAKE the cocoa several hours before
serving and let it become cold, then
serve with ice if necessary and beaten
Gean on top Of each glass.
SEE THE NEWEST AT BOYD'S
-FLAPPERS VANITY CASE! SPE.
EIAI PRICE CT on On y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21
CHILEAN AND PERUVIAN DELE
GATES READY TO GO HOME NOW

WASHINGTON. With only the
their Tacna-Arica arbitration agree
ment. the plenipotentiaries of Chile and
Peru packed their luggage today and
prepared to quit Washington after nine
weeks of negotiations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21
MRS. WHIIELAW REID GIVEN
CROSS OF LEGION OF HONOR

PARASITIC French government has
conferred the cross OF the Legion OF
Honor on Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. In rec.
ognition TO her contributions to q par.
ticipation in welfare work during the
work. Mrs. Reid has just handed over
her property in the Rue de Chevreuse
to the American Federation OF Univer-
sity women for five years. --
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21
N%9ScoRN FLAKES
with fresh fruit!

Play safe with your stomach--and
your health-this summer. Get
yourself and your family off the cham
and egg" diet. Eat lighter, sustain
ing foods and work better, play better,
sleep better and feel betterl
Put Kellogg's Corn Flakes first on
your summer diet list! Wonderful
food-wonderful through its nour-
ishing elements; wonderful in re-
freshing deliciousness and in crisp
c%runchiness and flavorl
And, Kellogg's Corn Flakes digest
without taxing the stomach--yet they
are satisfyingl There isn't anything
more refreshing, more palatable, more
beneficial on a hot day than a big
bowlful Of Kellogg's with plenty Of
cold milk aud luscious fresh fruitsl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21

LOAF and place in creased pan After
about n hour, or when dough is dou.
BILE its bulk. bake in a hot even for SO
OF 30 minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-21

Why--it makes your mouth water to
think about such a feastl
AS an e%xtra-special treat some eve
ming very soon have a surprise hot
day dessert-Kellogg's Corn Flakes
with fresh fruit andcreaml Kellogg's
are ready to servel And that helps
in hot weather.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes are sold only
in the RED and GREEN Waxtite
package that bears the signature Of
W. K. Kellogg, originator of Corn
Flakes. None are genuine without it.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
matfins.

Tral Matbias turner mobnte benz
in @initeb %abgebaltenen 8egrabnille
zines Gertnan0ten bel.
Sri. Mabel 511rnlat1r bon Nort1
Dafota mar leste 8ode bier i'm Sr5.
Surds Seim gu @alte.
Serbert 8eder, iSran nn0 5obna
bon @abpeton, q. 9, eritatteten bier
bertpanbtldaftlibe 8ein6e.
SRI. Maria Sones erfrellt ibre in
sen 3millingsltdoten m%obnenoen Ser
manoten nit amei @ohen langem
geiud)e.
6rau Ira115 &lein nn0 &in6er ltnO
bon einem abt Gage langen 8elnbe
bei 8erlponoten in Sibbing mieoer oa
beim eingetroffen.
5run5 8eis, @nttin un6 Sobter
BON Minneapplis genollen iiber Den
glorrei6en gierten bie @aitfreun0-
1daft Ser bier mobnen0en 6amtlie
Sobr Niltler.
6rau Ybilipp 8erner l1nb &in0er
erltatteten in 2oretta pobnenoen Ser,
ipan0ten einen mebrtagigen 8eind.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13

Hit. Cabin eesEbi1re1I dle II 4 ges
reid oer Sugiete falenoen Mdid1
3,lp11, bon Der observation-disclosures BIS
sur glettriiiermaidine BON Der Ben.
Notwithstanding bis 5nln Diagell,
pulnpparat ...
Man fam gernoe5u bic Gelfidte
Der grfinDutg ser Mnidine mad,
Dem 5tanopnnft, innpieneit oie er-
bobung oes menibliden 8obles Der
Batter bes @eoarlfens mar ein5teaeh.
3uerit maren .es mtler n1r praf,
tide u11o 0fonomiide @rlnoe; Der
etbiibe u11o inteleftuele 8erpim
mar nebeniddlid uno mebr ooer me-
niger 3nfdGig. Sc neiter mir aber
fulturea por1parts i6reiten, oe}to
miebr miro aid bei Der erfinoung
Der Mai1ine bie grb0bung Der
menihIiden Moralitat Der treibenoe
@eoanfe perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
9entide G1nigranten ! anltur IN
6ranfreid.

Gle Jrnn5oien m0dten in ibrem
blinoen SOB bellte am lieblten gar
niidts bon ben 9eutfden wilien;
aber oie geididtlide gnttpidlnng
meiit lie bod INNER nieber aut Die
bobe 8eoeutung bin, Die oas oent-
ihe Clement fir Die 8epolterurg
uno oie &,1ltur Srmfrei9s beiibt.
9er fran3ofiiGe @elebrte S. Watbo.
re5, Der an einem groBen Berf
,Die Mnsl1noer IN 6ranfrei9n orr
beitet, bebanoeIt in Dem ioeben En-
lhienene1 5tpeiten 8anoe bic Be
oeutung Der oeutiden, boldnoiiden
uno ffanbinabiiben Gmlgranten.
Ct muB babel ben beutiden Gin.
man6erern einen groBen GinfluB
SuI6reiben.
Gebr piele Deutibe limo in ffru-
bere1t 3eiten in Sranfreih einge-
tpanoert; i'm II. Sabrhunoert mint
meln lie in Baris nnb 5rarfreib"
esn alien 8ernfen uno alien Stdn-
Sen ta11den lie al1f. 1eberan gab
eS be11tide 4olonien, in War1eiae
un6 2Don 10 gut mie in Baris uno
goroeaur, in ser 8retagne nno in
ser Gormanoie, in Orleans nno
Ga &odene. ST. religi0ier Sinlibt
baben Die 6el1tiden gmigranten bag
epangelifde Clement in 6ranfreid
iebr geIt6rft; in h1ltureaer 8inlibt
erparben fie ii9 bas 8eroienlt, Die
8u9orudffunit in Die nelle Seimat
eiuaufubren. gs i9eint iider, bob
ser erife Druder in 6ranfreid Elm
qepilier @albpogel tDar, Der lett
i444 in Mpiguon arbeitete. Seoer=
fans mnren Sic eriten. Bariier
Gruder Inn 147O in Baris 4entide.
Sic 0eutiden gintpanoerer baben,
Sic Sronaoien aud Die al111t &C..
lebrt, Sic Giien- nno &%oblenberg-
tperfe better aus5nnueen nro baben
in ser Bearbeitung Der Metane gang
neue Met6oben eingefibrt.
uGas realiiiide 5emperament
ser Geuti6en,1 iaat Matborea,
,fubrte tie bn5u, Die m~oterielle1t
8e6ingungen bes 2ebenS 31 perbel'
fern; iie Dertpnnoten lire Sntel1get5
beionoers auf oie 8erbeiiernng Der
praftiIden Ses,1ouitrien nn6 Die bill
ligere @r5eugung. 3meifellos limo
oie DentIden in Dieler 5iniidt Die
Bioniere BEL nns gepelert.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
Saul Centre.

9odlp. 9err 81. Nr5t nmd9te am
9onnerltog lesterW ode perguto iiber
ct. Glpuo cine Gun0tonr 6urb
Stearns County, Ste i'm bon BORT
nad Golb Gpring, &idmonb, ct.
Martin, Meire @rooe, SEEM W1tnib
un0 uie0er nod Sol1ie bradte.
Nad nl1r fl1r5er &ranfbeit tit in
lester Sonntagnabt Srau Mlbert
9oblein, cine Fionier=8 emobnerin
oieies Cells bon Stearns GonntD
burd) SEN SOB in Ste g%1pigfeit ent=
fiibrt morben. Mebit ibrem @atten, Der
bier ein gaentpoaren- 1tnb Grocery
-@eidaft betretbt, betraltern 5tDei
S0bne uno cine Eodter ibren Sin=
gang. Die gerltorbene lieB itd Dor
11abe5u ieb5ig Sabren bier nieoer l1no
sablte gu ben itets germ begruBten
6rauen oieier Staot, nn6 Tie errei6=
te oas glitter bon iieb5ig Snbren. 9ie
8eeroigung finoet 9onnerltag bier
1tatt.
Sic 8orgeroing 2umber GompanD
bon Melroie bat ibr bier betriebenes
8ol1moterialgelddft Ser 8eit-56nlt
2umber Company bon Mleranoria
fdl1fltd iiberlolien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
Ser iterbenbe Brief.

Nah Sen neuelten Botidben iol
elm aetDobnli9er 8rief am Dirt 1
Mnrf 25 8fennig, mad auspartS z
Marf folten.s
Damit bort bas 8riefidrei6en III
Gentl9Iolo 10 aie1nlih auf.
Nibt i6a6e nm ben pielgeldapat-
5igen, miiBigen 9rotld- uno &latfb.
brief, Ser aus 2angmaile geibrie.
ben unb nit 2angpeile geieien muir
Sc, Der ieltens Sreuoe, ober banfig
nnbeiL anitiftete! Ni6t ida6e Inn
Sen 5pangslduiigert, Sen man nur Ia
tiger Bflibt 5uliebe Gbfaiien ntfo
empfangen muBte, neil er eber gu
Ser uno Ser 3eit ufdnig' marl Nidt
ifube Inn ben Norgler, ben Sebe,,
ben gerleumoer, Ben Qudlgeilt, ben
0uerulanten, ben 5tdnfer, Sen aro-
11gr1eu Sdurfen unter iDnenl IS
lit iebr gu furdten, Bob fir lie fen,
8orto gu bod 1T, Inn lie ga115 al
erltide1t.
Mber idaoe fir ale sic Dielen lie
BEN 3eilen, Sic 9er5en al Ser5en
iiibrten, Die 5ernen Derbanben, bie
9eimatbaub brabten unb Mfutter-
Jorge trugen, Die ben 1ren1r0 gum
6reunb, bas 5d011e gum gluten, ben
@eiIt in oie @ilbnis pflall5ten! edo
Sc fir ale Bic Sunoerte u1b San-
ienoe, bic ebrIide, reoIidje @eiddite
foroerten unb geritdrtoigung, Slot
uno Silfe allf ibren Sdapingetl
bradten!
@ie pieIe, Diele gerube BON tbnen
perbe1t ungei9rieben bleiben, neil
Die 8ebNbr nibt mebr eri6mungen
merben tam! 8ie ullenolid biel
@utes, 5bones, gerfobnIides, MiI-
oernbes ErDite1rOes miro u11geipro-
den u1,o ungeton iein, iobaB man
mirflid 5meifeln mag, ob Dos, mas
Der YoitiddeI geminnt, einen genii-
aenben grfat fir al ben 5ege1 BE.
oeutet, Sen oog golfsnobl entbebren
mnB,
Mrner, iterbe10er 8rief! Aldl
oli biit ein Dpier l%tnierer eraili1men
3ett, beg Eraierl1s inert, Sic ben
Gerlorenen gilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
st. UtdloIds.

Die Gierte Sulifeier, melde bier
sl,m 8eiten ser Stride abgebalten
m1roe aeitaltete itb 5n einem Srelt-
beufeIte I'M nollen Slime oes 8ortes.
Gle Seilnabme an Der Seier mar cine
iiberaus CUTE, an @ergniigen aler
grt mangeIte es ni6t, unb Der nit
bem Seite perbunbene 3med mnroe
polltdnoig erreidt, beliefen ii6 ia Die
ginnabmen iiber $500, BON oeren
nod Mbs,tg Ser nit Der Seltlibfeit
perbunoenen Muslagen ettpa $3.50 fir
Sic &irhenfolie berblieben.
Mebrere 8emobner bon Scott
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Scr alteite befanlntf Brief @1nds,

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Muqer aufgefunoer uno III Ser rMn-
Observation-Disclosures nls Tafiimile
mitgeteilt miro. Das 5breiben, .bas
lid I'M INSTRUMENTATION Sa1s- uro
5taatsarhip al Stuttgarl befi1oet,
lit aus Copenhagen an einen gemiiien
8irfer geribtet, ben @lud bealf
tragt, ei1e foitbare l1br iiir 20 Du.
fnten gu fal1fen. Glud meilte 90.
mails nit Ser Mingottiiben Spern-
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