davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

---------------.------
1000 BLOCK y Broad; ~ rooms, baths.
6SS ~ Park ave. rooms,
S72 ferktomen; !, rooms. corner.
1924 Poplar; II rooms baths 3Sxllo.
1926 NJ, Vernon, l3 rooms, baths.
j69 Cor!nthian ave: IA rms 8 baths: ees
Cor. near idth Green. .pr.. bnt"s mo-,
A2l y, 18th. cor; 2sty. com. I!1z.. 1Sxrt.
1906 and igIs Green: l3 rooms.
1872 Spruce: 20 rooms, baths -21lS3.
10l2-l62.-lIOG Vine st.. central
170S Francis. rooms; reduced
63I y, lIth cor; baths ylectric lights.
1921 Wallace; IS rooms. baths vacant
hubberi a, Worrsil * Co, j6a y. I'm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
NEAR 18th & WALNUT
lbA n 7TT ST,--STOro Nnd N.pemeDt
MACEE & RODGERS

1900 Locust a.. Spruce o20T .o2os
1910 FAIRMOlNT---Stnrc and lofts igI y
10Th. second floor. lGKG4; 2l2 Y. .ls, .Oy
1855 suit any BUSINESS. Wnrr"ll h55 n I'm
Also see udyert,sement~ IN large type
IN preceding columns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
Garages

18TH AND SOUTH, garage.
Chester pikeand Parker ave. Gas station
Wheelpump md X. gas station.
blst and Baltimore ave, Eas station.
Irrte ave. near ieEmHM'oWn ave
4ist and Haverfurl garage
TaIey ST. below C,rard ave. stable
j. 4, PATTERSO%, 80 &. l5'n
ONE -STONY hri"k pulIiirW, 5l30 ,;rrrr,,i
town ave, rear or CurEvI; mLky N'cu shUi
0r Fprdgc.
WICK L VOLLMEH. iI.l Germantown ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNAYf,vAN1A TAR1aR

sSNAy = ~ nLr..Sese---~-~z@-> =
fVELIc SALE OF -b!.so!e farm, sasu,diMy, Y
,Nov. II. 1929. 2 p NJ. for stuatSS n tSSstMh. H.
Hest e uf on ptsmisss. SSss,9 SfT,ss on Town.
oMsn.ss oeS's s&sTn%'sSnsry %sss s,sSn, cYSn,' ra sna
{Gwynsdd ao Valley p: mile and y acre.; ssUI;
10 perches. .inciudins Il acres wsii.wate,,sd ere
pasture fields. 2 acres apple ercherGs: s'ii,
Colonal.type stone house. contAnins A.. ~
rooms. 2 modern bathrooms and mo1s,n m,I,,,
Kitchens. .hot.water heat; good condiuon'
now used by 2 families: large barn ana out. ,:
eulldinED, which need some repairs; hs
farm Will appeal TO the buyer looking fcr q
reasonably priced farm IN An sxceIUns
nsiehborhood, close to Philadelph'a ana y. to
sood train and trolley service sena lor
circular OF this sale. II. J. DAoIsN. As0hs'
PUBLIC SALE for benjamin r. MortaEYe
ct ux Saturday, Nov, -. 1922. at s,., +; ~:
rom ns tsh Citation. N tik ststisn. Boy. Div and T.
4. GO daily trainsl. miles Doy;estown.
Pc: ~ miles from Phila City Hail; sd.
Joining farms. No.. !. l03 acres. with H.
room Colonial dwelling. modern convenlencss.
sSS sSn' sTIs sSs "ss poI
acres timber. 10 acres meadow. good farm
and ATTRACTIVE home: No, q o. Tcres eood
farm and. with barn: these farms should
appeal to- the person who wants. good. as-
cessible largo farm proposition. with Sub.
stantia. improvements, at about t!b TO SlOQ
per gcre; send for complete circular.
II. J. DAGGER. Agent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
WILLIAM L. CRAVEN j
REtI .MlRl

CRAWFORD DUPLEX HOMES. i2.h 81 a-d
O,ney ave-: high elevation. sJcsliert ne!gs-
eorhooS; each homo accommodates FAINT
lies; garage for cars. eYery modern I'm.
1rovement and convenience you can rent
one section. the income OF which viii pay all
sxpenses in connection With the .nt!rs build
ln6. TRANSFORMATION facilities urexce.led
DANIEL CRAWFORD. JR.. Builder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
THE boo DADS-D0ing His Duty

II ETVEI, kTII'T - - = TIT|T| I.1
golf club. A r BrOwn Lincoln ,iz SPY 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

1891 3l-i83S.r33h ~ Warmock st; 1S24-l3.G
la2s-l33n = Al3sr St. 4 fine inyrt,msnt
kual routal $la2o annual tax ant water
rent s2lb. 10. WM l., CRANEN'S SONS,
fNAH ~ eth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

5 AND . KERnAuGH ST. = ono frame
house, : rooms | stone house, rcoins:
total frontage. 80 by 1871 IT,. also lot OF
Edgcmont 81 20 ~ I9I f. APPLY owner.
3 ". Hortter y Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
TIO'i!\

LOOK AT 1V.S ". ATLANTIC sr. The
best buy In T.oga: fine 2.story porch resi-
Isuc., not-water heat, electricity. rlr.! Va.
cant Wick 4 NO!lmer. 4i2l Germantown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

1891 y, .iorH 81 and 1928 Delhi. In rs4r; 1;
l8i. N ltLh ", and rear: 1889 Alder OF.
J, II. RNDADES,
'3h = tHiT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

1910 n. 18TH ST. and ifl, y. Fawn ST IN
rear; large 2-story dweLins WIN sidr YARD
S3xi.0 tn Fswn st WM !, CRAVEN :
MONS I5iN y. TIN At A. .0la toiuUhin az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
AIA1T1c1STs

M. asepi psrsusiry noeri ii ess convssISs. s
:uitsSis sor shoes hats. ladie suits. WIN
heat hot water and janitor service; \ SsE
nabls location where q ptontah,e buslneS
next door. regarding the value ana possS,si,
tics Of nelshborhOod. 'O'''eSses
n. BLMER q CO.. 18th and Mastsr ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY
VERY desirable location for w!deawaKo
merchant. store and dwelling for rent;
progressive business street; sxcellen, for
hardware. confectionery. l.!nchroom or ) ana
u Roaene.lt. S,h anl CAmhrin sts
1927 ARCH--HCSINE ROOMS.
lOS. It'll ST.-FLOORS.
l2S l.. CHEI.TES ANE.-FLOOR
J. a: PATTERSON 100 $. 18th st.
1909 DIAMOND Sr-Thlrteen rooms. elrc-
tric. hardwood floors.
WORREI.L 60. hHh n. 17,h 1t.
H740 WOODSTOCK sr.--thght rooms. mod
GHEENWEiI. 4 DOENAN .?? =. nad 81,
goth ST.. n. 73a--Twe.ve rooms, . baths,
electric: yearly lease.
DAVID T. &EvlN. go y 2n'h st
10TH AND JEFFERSOM--lO rooms. ba tbs,
electric; pr,vnis family; re3eirIccs WM
SADI.ER'S SONS 1928 Columbia ave
sEvEI large rooms and BATH modern; Al
condition; rent $50. Apnly Il. J, Elliott.
ill2 Chestnut st. F!bert 3srS.
Also see advrrtlsrments In large tyue
In precellng columns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
REAL ESTATE FOR sALH
=
CITY

a-ApARTMENT house, In perf order
WIN AL modern improvements: excellent
I'PtLHE ana hot-Natsr plants, In good neigh
pc!hgol5 u minutes walk from City Hall
--LlANip Z. NENlN, so y. 2Olh Ut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
WILLIAM L. CRAVEN'S SONS
GEO. T. BAUER
eIa ". BROAD

2T5+ L;ERMANTO AVE.
S-story brick s,Gre unI tvs Ling iot lsx0O,
best business lot on G"rrnanto@n RNv O.,
adapted 10 any line OF business, possess
DoNNELLY SUEss
,O,5 " I.hiub nVe Ting. TTSt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

loL acres. huf mile, from station; In nsla-
,ra -. I'.,in,v: stone dweI Ing N " iltgs,
hot water heat gas. electricity. etc; Old
,..,.r !ru,t, runnIns str"nl". m4'nui!d.nss
v r r,,TlrPG 4 son Ens Clfl STSF'T ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA FARSis

MILFORD MANOR; suit club or ins,itu.
t!on: stone house on 6-scre lawn. spacious
large porches. water heat, electricity,
gas: stone nanaSer's house. 10 rooms, =
power mill. barn. stab!ins 100 head: large
hog house; orchard; timber: stream: l55
S4s.0oo. Location. Chester County, mile
Pa. r. r. sta. J. NJ. Fronsfe,d, Wayne, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

{Va9 NJ 9TH ST,--s rooms. price $500, ldi
Laurel st, o rooms and store. sasoO a2a
~, American st, 2os-2l0 laurel 81. corner
Sroperttes one corner, nrice s5200; 500 w.
Xorris 7 rooms and bath, s35O0,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

TTP-TOP or FIORiDA-.-Pook Of % hie
PAGES. 900 pictures: ruth about farms.
health. sanitation. etc., in county OF il00
railroads, 400 miles Improved highways;
fastest growing, nost-talked-of Florida
county. health. tourist resorts. three golf
courses, million dollar hotel and scores
smaller ones. Write for free copy this
most comprehension book--statinE. what
about Fiortda interests you most. n,Addrsss
Tavares. Florida.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

n. w. COR 6SrH AND LARCllWoOD--
Apt, and stores; modern. y. r Harri'
son: Jr., ai2 $ Nd Il Woodland 2"la
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

CORNER Broad and W!ndrim. anl5-S;ors
and APPS uppOF. Logan station: value in
cr.as!rs daily. financed; must sell Bcnta-
min +. Cohn. $. corner. llth and Race.
Fl bert +s4a. Race i159. ----
Ilyr - nlnuta In larye fYna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
sAI.E TO CLOSE ACCOUNT
WILLIAM I. CRAvEES SONS

~>OSO operation near Boulevard. esch
having porch, . rooms. hath. basement
!aTndry; 10. 90 It deep to Driveway worth
&TREE LEFT in operation At 1900 North
Sach having porch rooms. bath: lots
BIDDLE & co. tss:.i1 = sunssy. an st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
WEST rHILADELrHlA

BALTIMORE AVE, 5A56--Egta rooms And
hath. Eas and electric. h0Iwater heat
hardwood aoors; IN RAPIDLY gruw!nS business
section: sas.y eopyerted into store sacrifice;
Theatre Bldg LIS srsdowne .O5l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

RYAN 500 MarEe' = L'cIn0nt III
i2." nf5Fo&us, F}s Etsc T5 vt yrEXM Nf ryEkT X,Nn
PHlCEn FOR GtIch SA IL. e., C2EE,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA

SEVEN Investment properties, on lots h0s
$50 IT,; two street fronts: viciN'tv do'h
and Lancaster ave-: uneXcelicd garage hites
price SIS nO, no particulars over phone
TAYLOR & SON. - g. AO;h ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY sCHOoL-w
Thomas Shepherd. PHI. D.. pres, s08E, Eve
NV. I1div. instruction; college prepare tory !:
languages. mathematics, physics. cbemistrr
pa tent once; day, night; COED: moderafe !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

During the passing OF the weeks
since the death of Camille Saint
Saens. the eminent French composer
and pianist, many incidents Of his
1early life and sidelights on his char
acter and work have been chron-
icled which are of much interest
both to devotees at the shrine Of his
genius and to those who enjoyed the
privilege of his personal friendship.
1t remained, however. for a Paris
journal. ILLUSTRATION. to unearth and
reprint a critical review of the con-
cert at which Saint-Saens made his
debut when a child of ten years of
age. 1t was published in 1916. and,
according to the translation. made
by C. L. Du Bots for The Star, is as
follows:
I'VE are thankful to chance for
having procured for US one Of the
most enjoyable musicales held this
winter. There WAS no advertisement
or notice to prepare US for this treat.
I'VE were present at the debut OF
a charming child Of ten years at
recital given at the home Of 81.
Pleyel, with an accompaniment of an
orchestra composed OF Italian musi-
clans; and to our delight the boy,
Camille Saint-Saens, was revealed to
who cause an epoch in the musical
history of the world.
I'VE had already heard difficult
pieces Of music executed by children
of his age, but we had never heard
anyone to equal him for purity, wis
that he displayed the exquisite feel
ing with which he is endowed Such
grace, such grandeur. such perfect
Interpretation of the style of the
different composers! His prodigious
memory enabled him to play, all in
the same evening. without having the
written music before his eyes, con-
certo by Mozart with grand orches-
tration, variations from an air by
Handel. fugue by the same, toe
fUgue by Bach, and. finally, as a last
rich morsel. a concerto by Beethoven
with orchestra.
Camille does not limit himself to
interpretations. We were told that
he improvises and composes with
tain stage in the first concerto where
the organ is called for he knew how
to happily supply the motif OF the
piece.
Ills youth recalls to our minds the
early years of Mozart. Even in his
infancy his musical tendency began
to be shown.
lat twenty-five months he was
brought away from the country. and
every sound seemed to him to be
note of music. The clock ticking. the
doors swinging on their hinges, the
cries Of itinerant peddlers, made him
dumb with establishment, and he ran
from one room to another to compare
the new sounds. His mother believed
him to be an idiot.
The first time he heard piano
the child, transported with delight.
drew near the instrument. and. plac-
ing one finger down. then another,
actually formed chords. He wanted
to know the relation existing between
the black signs he saw on the paper
and the touches Of which the move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOUSE BARGAINS
for COIORED in northwest section. JOSEPH
y. JONES, GIL at. NV. Main 1915. 2Se
PY OWNER-BRAND NEW, sEMI-DETACH-
ed. Groom and . bath bungalow in Brookland;
lot, 100 tt. deep: shade trees. Can move in at
once Price S. 500, ST 900 cash. SO mo. Can
sub.et r. an. b. for $50. PHI. Owner. y. 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

vent. under the direction of. John Il.
Monroe, will give a cantata, The
Life Everlasting" by Matthews. to-
morrow evening at S o'clock. The
solo parts will be sustained by Nancy
Stillwell, contralto; William H Bell,
tenor, and Edward Juneau. baritonxA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

GEORGETOWN.
Near Wisconsin avenue and r st. Detached
brick with rooms and hath: cleo. lights.
New hot water heating plant. Attractive side
lawn. Lot 40xl36. Price. I,Sa0. Possession
nd convenient terms.
1894 II St NV. Phone Main 1923
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

Rose Tokel. dramatic soprano. was
soloist at the last meeting OF the
Illinois State Society. giving a group
Of arias by Puccini. and as encore
Liddle's Chinese Lullaby" Marion
Lawson was the accompanist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

Mrs. F. S. PurneTl, with Mrs. Chind- f;
blom, accompanist. and Mary Mac |
Elree, pianist, of the faculty of the |
National Cathedral School for Girls. !
gave a delightful program at the Arts |
Club last Sunday evening Mrs. Pur- |
nell sang "Amarilli Mia Bella"
Music" 'Wie Melodien Zieht es Mir"
(Brahms). 'tHerodiads" C"Air de Sa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26
ATLANTIC CITY.
TENNESSEE.
HEALTH RESORTS.

III1AI1 I II NECON I ..
Why go to Europe for curative waters?
ELKMONT SPRINGS, TENN.
Offers the most marvellous healing waters in
the world. The separate springs are magnes.a,
iron. arsenic and freestone. flowing from bluffs
Is feet high. Beautiful scenery. high and
cool. On the Bee Line Highway. Reduced
railroad rates by way Of l.. and y. Reserva-
fences. For information address Box SIX.
ar office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

SSabrbunoert dineitide &apeten NIT
na1 europe gebraht baben, Inn Der.
manote uno 8efaunte NIT biefen
@aritGten gu beeliiden, audi mobl
bic buntfarbigen 8ogen in ben eig.
men @dumeu auf Die Ba1b at
,nageln, UNI iie nit oieiem eigeit'
artisen Sdmud gu uerieben.
SIM f%olgenoen Sabrbnnbert mtro
bic @infubr dineiiiber 9apeten be.
retts notwithstanding betrieben; Gng.
lano, Sranfreih un0 SoQano betet'
ligten ii1 an oieiem Geiddft. Der
gfubm oieier uel1artigen 8anobeflel.
buns lieB sic &opfe erfinoeriider
biesieits uno ienieits 6es 4anals
nibt our 3ube fommep, nno eng
lano uno Granfreid itreiten nm bic
@bre, Die 8apiertapeten erfunoen
gu baben.
Die dltelten Gapeten iino nidt. in.
unierm beutigen Sinn als Mooea'
ooer 8al5enorud bergeiteQt al1f5ns
fal1eu, ionoern aIs banogemalte Gr.
seuanilje. Sn einem ausgobenbub
bes Sofbaltes 2ouis' Xl. aus Dem
sSsobre 148t piro bereits elm Be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

blmb 8ariten in entgegengeiester
@ihtung. cine ihore, ieioenartige
@irfnng eraicllt miro. 2nnge Sabre
mare11 mud Die 9apeten nit ebter
Be~rgoloung 1T @ebrailh), Biz lie Der
bente fait olles perordngenoen Mea.
Decentralization meid,en maBten.
Ssbr Grinder mar Seeger, Elm nod
zNaris ber3ogener beutiber Bud.
Hn6er, melber Die in ieinem Be.
merbe lange angepanbte &ednif,
pern1ittelit 5tempel bns 8lattgolo
auf5utrngen, 5uerit in Der Rapeten-
fabrication a11tpnn6te.
Ser Maidinenbrllf mar Inn iene
3eit nod rebt iparli6 pertreten, %.
gegen ltn1b Ser 4an0orud ii boil
iter 8Iife. Sn benz bamaligen
&auptIanoe Der Experimentation.
Granfreid), ltan6en nm 1850 gegen
1900 Sanobrndtiibe in 8etrieb.
III Dentiblnno ettpa 400. Die me,
danii9 angetriebeneu Drudmaidi.
men fomen 6amals crit in 4ufnab-
me. Durb 5nnebmenbe 8erbreitl1ng
%oerielben trat cine fait b0nige Ser.
ordngung ser &anoorudttf9e Elm.
Die 3unebmenoe Berbreitung Der
Drudmui9inen felt 1870 beeinfluBte
Die 8apiertapete geidmadlib ni@t
giinitig, nm 10 meniger, als Der
&anptpert auf ~groBtmogli6ite Bill
Iigfeit gelegt ml1roe. Selbftdnoiges
nuroe oarin penig geidaffen, nno
man beidrdnfte Sb neben faoem,
fiinitleriid nertloiem Beng auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

mebr ooer minoer CUTE Nabbilonr9.
alter Slahe1mliter, 11a11entl11 Der
Genaiilonce u1o ibrer 1tdd1tet1 Jol-
ge5eit. Tim 1890 trat, n1e IN Der
geian1ten SlaenoeforatioL al19 III
Der Sapetert1ou1trie Elm getpaltlger
umlgmnng EN-. gre englIlUe g.1aJ-
.tn1lg mar e, pelde l1p oa11als Y
OentlWtano e~11.purgerIe ulo oe1' 9 9a'
mots reot n1ilar 9elpoIDenen 90.
gr11f e1tter 1moa1en SlagenDlrInn9
pollg 11I1llooelte. Ole1er M1ll1oB gal.
e ett1e De1l1a1me 5olge: l1eB e oas
Hli1lltgeperDe 1tN oon n1eoer all1 l1U
lelblt be11tt11er n11o e1gne Iege ges
ben, 1tatt tDie b1sber g~eoantenlos
1ll1r alte .Norb1loer az topleren. yer.
nSl1ge11oltH 5e1tlgte alleR N Ger
5apeteninoultrte ietne Blllfet1, l11o
4iinitler nie Brotel1or otto gd.
mann, Malfer Set1t1tom, Yrofellor
Sons Gbriitinnlen, Aeter gebrers
.uro b1ele a11oere ltelfen 1Dr 4orlllef1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

~ NJ n S96Er &SH4 3SSl I7ean & . -ES go
geltelt. gegen asSO nnroe oas
9enolole Bapler augeme1t1er 1n oer
aapetentabr1taflon elnge1nDrI, oop
.erD1elt 119 ole WtetDooe oes 5nlam'
mentlebenS Ger Nolen als e115et-
11en gogets pig 1r1 ole D1er61ger Sub
&c 0es SdDrDnnoerfs.
g111e 11e1te fennl1ge Wernouto@.
nlng mar ger Srlsorna: un1er
%Sriiierllng peritebt mon i'm Sapete11-
Druid oas Berlarfert e115el11er Jar'
bertone i%nei11a11oer. Be1m 1rn11o1e.'
rem tperoer1 pern1ittelit zines N111lelS
Die getpii11dten Sarbet1 1tretferfor-
mig alf Die Nolen geltr1dgen ntto
oieie 8auptfarben Damn IN fellubte11
3uitanoe Dertnittellt zines ga15 net
den Ninfels m~iteinanoer Derriebe1,
10 oaB oie 1peiden l%1ebergdnge ent-
Jiteben.
D,1rh oies fiinf5iqer uno fed5iaer.
sabre erbielt fi6 ein neueroings
mieoer aufqenom1nenes Genre, Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

snbil0er ~erfrellfcM h GROCER We.
.Iebtbeit nno mliroen b%eioloers 3ur.
Musidmiidullg Der Wdinoe non sd.
len nno Ginpfangs5irll,ern Der.
na11ot. Die folgar,be Mbbilou1g 8,
ebenfaIs uah cillsm ORIGINAL BON
Mongiil bergciteN, ,seigt eire ocrar.
5tig oeforterte Ma,ao. Gs III 6gbei
al berterten. onB drntlihe Ieile II.
gapetenorlld beroeiteut iino. Sic
.ga,1ae umrabmnng IL, antipreheno
Gem Motip 6es Biloes, ii ben
ltrengen Gorl1en Der romiiden sdu-
lenoronung gebalten, babei ober
boz. beiterer Mrmlt. Derartige 6efo.
ratipe 9onneaur tper6er nod bellte
gefertigt, iinoen ~oleroings mir lei.
ten praftii1e gerpenourg, io11oern
bienen iait ausihIieBlih als Nns-
ilelungsitiide, Inn Sic an bas Ranlt-
Terrific treifenoe tednii9e 8ollen.
Dung i'm 9apetenorud al 5eigen. Wis.
groBortigite 2eiitung oieier Art gilt
Der auf Der 8ariier Mltsifellal1g
1851 aur shm gebrad)te prad.
tiae Defor: Sic Sago i'm @aloe".
az oeiien Druid uiertauieno Sano.
forrnen n6itig moren Sic 3eritel-
Iungsfoiten berielber beliefen ii6
ouf iiber 4O,O00s 5ranfen. Bon
berrIiditer @irfung III aud Die
8~iIoerierie rMmor llno BiDde",
,pelbe Sic 5irma Sules Desfolie az
Ynris i'm Sabre 1860 bradte. lie
ielbe beitebt aus 5tpolf gin6elbil0ern.
ii beridieoener Dreite. Der Ser.
taufspreis bieier eigenartigen 8efo.
ration, Die in Der bor11ebrnen .@ral1.
III rau" .Meanier bon fait plaiti.
iber @irfung mar, betrug gegen
600 Marf. Sem @an5en lag bic rel.
3e1,6e Grabbing oes r0miiden
S9riftiters 2ucil1s Apuleius al.
grunbe, nel9e Die Mqegorie Der
2iebe Mmors un6 Ser 8ip9e bebar-
belt. @ie ot1mntig mirft 0as Dierte
I-E -
Bilo, tpeld)es Sic 8eri0bnl.ng 5tui.
i9en 8iD9e uno 8enns BARTLETT.
Sic eigentlide &apiertapete IN
inherent Gimme muBte lange 8eit
uermittelit &onobrud in mubiamer
Beiie bergeiteM mer6en, 6en1r 6ie
ginfubrung Der 6ur@ Dampf getrie.
henen Observation-Disclosures erfolgte
erft Inn 1850. 9as erite Mooen
elmer 8apiermaidine our Seritequng
oes iogenannten en6loien &onenpa.
piers fertigte 2onis &obert in gi-
ionnes i'm Sabre 1890, ieood pnroe
sic erite Mnibine btefer Dirt crit
1918 ourh @arnble in 2on6on a11f.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Velaria schwintdern, 221 18th Ave So.

velaria schwinden, 221 18th Ave So.
Diphtheria.
Lawrence Lyenen, 10 Wilson s. p,
Scarlet Fever.
Mrs. Clara Brinkman, 1902 East st.
German, Diphtheria.
zyrial Brinkman, 1902 b. st. Ger.
Diphtheria.
clara Fleischman, 224 18th Ave 10.
Scarlet Fever.
Floyd Brinkman, 1902 East st. Ger
main, Diphtheria-
Sylvester Goedert, $40 Mckinley ri.
N, Scarlet Fever.
Dolores schwinden, 221 18th Ave So.
Diphtheria.
Elsie Haas, so5 3. st. German, Diph-
iberia.
Victor Peterson, PIP 18th Ave N. d,
Diphtheria.
Lawrence Hass, so5 East st. Ger.
Diphtheria.
Earl sefkow, 1921 3rd St No. Scar
let Fever.
A1llyina sefkow, 1921 srd st. North,
Scarlet fever.
Carlos strobel, City hospital, Diph-
iberia. 8
Eileen Geiger, 1919 10th Ave No.
Diphtheria.
Alice Tonnell, r. R. s, Diphtheria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry N. Braun ct al to oJseph NJ
Braun, lots /, 2, 8, A, s., 6, z, 8, s., and
10, block "a, LoWry's add, st. Cloud,
$4,000.
Arthur G.. Cooper and wife to James
lima, lot IS, block 8. Pan Realty COM
panys add, to St. Cloud $50.
Mathew J.. Kripps and wife to Lee
w. Welsh, lots s and z block 90, Waite
Park, $325O.
Fred Clark and wife to G. D. SchWab
lot z, Auditors subdivision II and NE
" Of SWA section 2 124 90, s24,1O0.
Melrose Farmers Co. to A. Schmidt
lot IL block II, Melrose $4,000.
Dominik Lommel to Eugene Walkley
ct al, part of SEA Of NEA section 81,
12S, 90, 500.
Anna BATE and husband to oJseph
Kieffer, N Wa of NEA, section 5 126
20, and sk of SWA section 80 127 20,
$1.0O.
Joseph Siyinski and wife to Herman
Flatau, lot 8, block 8, Highland Park
add, St. Cloud $500.
John Spoden and wife to Henry Field,
lot 8, block 6, Waite's add, st. Cloud,
1925.
Elizabeth. Cordell to Bernardine
Dimberger WI of lot l., 2, block s,
James add, Sank Centre $4,000.
VIM. A. Berdlaman and wife to Geo.
e. Rennicks, lots 9, 10, block Z, Ro-
s%enberger and Kellers add, Sank Cen
tire, 81.
VIM. G. Smith to G. 3. Tal1madge,
lot 8, block q, Curtis survey, st. Cloud
81.
Sophia Laustad to John Kleis, lot 5,
block ~, "A. A. Browns add, st.
Cloud $225O.
Farmers Loan and Investment Co,
to Margaretha Hager, lots IA, block l,
and lots (, 8, 9, 10, II, IL, 13, 20, block
p; Prospect add, st. Cloud $1.OO.
Nicholas Fuchs and wife to Edward
F. Host, lots 4, 5, 6, less etc. Block 80
Melrose $4,000.
Louis Lehmeier and wife to Olivia
Schmidt, block 8 Grams add and part
of lots / and 2 block 2 Edelbrocks
add $3.50.
Peter Zilles and wife to John Go
gen NEA e 1923 81 ST..
G. D. schwab and wife to George
scarda, lot IS block 81, Pan Park
Place add. st, Cloud 5000.
Mich. Nelson and wife to Arminta
Petty, block IL lot 5 Kimball ST.
Arminda Petty to Mich. Nelson, VIZ
of lot 9 block 1 sherwoods addition,
5Kimball, 81.
Charles Van Vickle to William Cor
dan, Jr., Lot II, Block 3, Bilberts new
add, ~Paynesville $1,000.
Alfred NJ. Cornelius and wife to