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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
st. Jolepl.

Benin Gonntp MuOitDr Slid. Ibomen
bot Mihael 2oio bon bier feline &an-
Dioatur fir 8ieoernaH fir bos &om-
mifI6rnmt oes bierten Stearns Count
tp 4ommiffdroitrifts eintragen lni=
len. @err Solo bot 0a5 Qmt, nit Dem
CT betrnut ul1r6e, in pflidtgetreuer
@eiie DerDaltet, nobel er tets bas
Sntereiie beg 9iitrifts, Damn aber a11d)
oos BEG County I'M Muge belt unb fid
Iomh bes Tim geidenften 3utrauens
fir Sic BON linn nngeitrebte 8ie6er-
nail inert 1no tpiirbig genadf. Sir
oas gleide &ommiiidramt bat g. S.
9beiien Don Cob Sprirg feline 4an=
6ibatur in Ser Gou1ttb auoitors 81
flee arnge8eigt.
MaIer Better Mnrtini bon St.elouo
traf am Moutng bier elm uno miro
iid oes linn g%etporbenen Muftrages,
S5enereien fir elm Ebenterituf, bas
rad 9itern in Ser ct, Benefits Mu-
Oemie bon 3oglingen iener befDdbrten
gr5iebrngsanitaH mufgefubrt nerben
miro, m5ufertigen, erleoigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
St Qnthonv.

Sobann Surden murbe nad Dem
WarDs 9ospttal IN ct. Faul &c:
brudt, NO er iih elmer Speration I'M
ter8og, Don oeren 5olgen er iid IT,
nett erbolt bot, oaB er Dor Mblnuf Die
Jet @ode oabeim 5urnferparfet miro.
SRI. Rofa 8idmabring, Iodter Der
5rau Mdmnbring, bat fid i'm ct
Bene6ifts @orruent 5u ct. Soiepb cuff
nebmer1 lafen.
Ger Jarnilie Sacob @asperlin MIR
Sc Elm geiunoes 5obnden geboren.
N6ge es aur Sreube Der gltern fDad-
len nrb gebeibenl
Eeter 5biner, melder IN Nortb
9nfotn ndbreno ser lebten 5ebn Wo=
note Arbeit battle, it anfargs LETTER
Mode mad 9aufe 3urufgefe9rt.
Soiepb 6abef un0 Anton sobleianr
erItatteten IN Gong Brairie bertpano-
idafIide geil1de.
Srol1 Geo gretb bielt fid ei1te. 80
DE lang gu ct. Sofepb I'M Dertpatot=
ldnftIid5e11 Rreiie mtf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
5prine Bill.

gif1nge Spring Sill gab iid Bel Der
.8abl 3ienitag lester ISOLDE folgen=
|De geamten: Mntbios gnuer, Er6ii-
bent; $. 8. 2en1bed uno Sen. Mtb-
ma11n, Mitglieoer oes Council; Bilb.
S. Robotp, Hecoroer; Mathias 2au=
bad, Sdabmeiiter; S. S. MiQer.
6rieoensrid,ter; Geo. Binter. gDn=
table; i'm Comm 5pring SID mllrben
folgenoe 8eamten getpablt: SOS. S.
aauer, superDiior fir brei Sabre;
Sobn 8alborf glerf,; Soiepb Mil1er,
sdatmeiiter; 9einrih galanlh, Con
table; 6ran5 Sung, 6rieoensridter.
Gbrpiant Mthmam bon @reenpalo
NOR sonntagsbefuder ieiner bier
.mobnenben Bertpanoten.
SRI. Maria 8aloorf bon Green
tpaIo, belt lid bier mebrere Gage be-
I1dsmeile i'm glternbauie auf.
SEQ. Sal9ert begnb t1d] leBte 8o=
die nad GollegeDiae, no er Mrbeit
obernou1men bat.
$. S. Binter Bat cine r%einraflige
Solltein &ub bon Ser Sobn Sdroe=
oers 5arm in ct. Soiepb gefmuft.
Nah me6rere Gage tangent 8elu=
DE I'M 9eim Ger 6ral1 Soiepb Ntb=
mann lit gbrplant G0ler artfangs les=
ter 8ode gu ge1ud nad ct. Martin
gereiIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
st. Srancis.

.9oduu. Hfnrrer Sofepb An1balen
muroe um Abenbe feines Ran1enstage5
BON nnierer Ml1iiffapene, bic rnter
2eitung bes 2ebrers 4lois 8bilipps
rtets, nit elmer 5erennbe merraidt.
Sic ISABELLE adbH gegen 5tuonaig Nit=
glieoer, m11rbe erft Dor h1raer 3eit
gegriinbet urb barf fid bereits 0ffent-
lid boren lai1en.
Ser bodm. 8farrer Mn1baae1 Helt
fid iiinglt etlide Gage IN W}inaeapo=
Iis @eiddfte buIber nuf.
5ran3 Mnoer febrte BON Minnea-
polls, no er inter dr5tlider Bebanb=
lung itanb, nah Souie 5urIf, uno
Ibpu1as Weaber, melher I'M ct. Sta
pbaels 5ospital at 81. CLOUD cine
Idmierige Operation iiberitun6, 1T
lpieoer 0aheim e%ingetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

pbaeB Sospitnl 81 ct. CLOUD iein
2eioen nit 8eoulo ertrdgt, III INNER
mod ffei11e Nserb1lng CUR einen nod
sur ar1oeren Settle al Der5eidynen.
Als RanoiDat fuir Die 8iirgermei-
lterltelle nnferer 5taot lit 81. s.. 8
2amb gefporner1 Doroen. 9te Staot-
maH finnet an 4. april ltatt.
SRI. Clara 5d9omnler perbradte
Bic Gnbtage pergange1er ISOLDE BEL
ihrer IN albarD mpbnenoen 5dlDeiter
500 sdom11er.
SRI. 8olllinn nnb gilbert Snnie,r
bielten ifiid mdbreno Der enotage ber-
flo6ener ISOLDE in Winneapalis uu
mo lestgenarnter eineu Ar5t foniul-
|tierte.
SRI. Maria 9id5 bon @nite Sarf
befinoet lid, bier 5u ldngerem Befnde
an ser Seite ibrer 5d1Delter, 5rau
Nih. 8rpmmenldenfel.
Nditte letter ISOLDE bat Matbios
8aniid I'M Sitter Don 50 Snb6ren bas
3eitIihe gefegnet.N ontagmorger funo
Die 8eeroigung nod einetn bonn Bbodpm.
Germ Searon IN Ser 40nigin Der en-
geIfirde gefeierten Req1tem unter BEN
Muspi3ie1 BEG EaIr1er Soften q. q.
St. ftatt.
Sobn EbieIen itnrb Iekten 9on-
.itug, ben Z. Mdr5, abenbs adt ubr
uno tp1rbe Samifugs nod eitlem I'M
g ubr pom bod]p. Serrn Ar5t in Ser
8anls Stride gebaltenen Requiem
Inter groBer Seilnabme beerbigt. St
erreid]te ons Sitter bon 81 Sabren.
Moge er ruben IN 5rieoen!
Die @abl ser ltdbtiid)er @r5ieb-
ungsbeb0roe finbet an %. bteies Wo=
mats itatt; es iou babel iebr lebbuft
bergehen, meroen ia bier &anbibaten,
BON bener1 5mei getpdblt meroen, I'M
5eIoe iein. 8iele &nnbibaten iino: g..
Stiemer, 8r. $. S. Sennemann, g..
81. 9orgmunm, 5rnu s. otto, II.
6rau Nnton Differ, ien., botte leb=
tie ISOLDE oas l1nglif, beim 6aIen
Elm 8ein 5u breden.
S1 elmer leBten 9onneritagabeno
ltattgefunbenen B~eriammlung oes
GountD+gIub muroen folgertbe 8eam-
ten ertpdblt:: gugen Hidaro, Erdfoent
S. SO. Sprogue, Sdatu1eiififer;; 8ictor
Gonflin, Sefretdr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
St. Qneufd.

Gelegentlih Der bier 9ienitog ber-
gangener ISOLDE a~bgebaltenen 9opn-
.8aH maren folgeroe iiegrei6: Sobn
Hiible IT,, 5uperpifor fir ein Sa5r,
.Jran5 Meper, Sd]asmeiiter; 9einrid)
ISietiam, glerf; Nifola1s 8itte uno
Hidaro arebs, 6riebensridter; 9ein=
rid Steiner uno @erbert IonDes,
aonlfables.
Nab nur menige Gage LANCER
&ranfbeit bie burh 2ungenfieber per=
uriadt murbe, it t. ieinem 6armbeim
Iebten Samltag, Der 80 Sabre alte
Sobann 8oIters ieIig I'M 9errn emit
Hlafen. Ser 10 idlHer geprnften Sat
tin binterlaBt er Elm &tnb. 9ie Beer
bigung fano 3ienitagmorgen nod Ell
nem pom bodp. 5errn BaIber, IN
Der 8farrfirde gefeierten 8eqniem
.unter GROCER Seilnnbme BON 2eibtra=
.genoen nuf benz bieiigen @ottesafer
itntt. Ser hauernoen @attin murbe
IN Der 5hlnoe bes berben BerluItes
aagemeines geiIeib befunoet. Mogs
Ser Gabingeldieoene ruben in 5rie-
ben!
SRI. @ertrub Ri6ols, uelde Dem
Eodp. Bforrer S. Balder ben 9ais=
bait fiibrt, muroe lesten 9pnnerffag
ms ct. Rapbaels SospitoI au ct,
-gln1o gebram, no lie iIiidd elmer 8Hno-
Transportation unteraog, 1eren Sol
gen gu Sen beiten 5offn1ngen bered=
figer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
st. Nid,oIas.

5ruu Soiepb 2uomig, welde itd
leit mebreren 8oden bei ibrer IN
golo Spring mobnenoen Sdpeiter,
5nau g. S. Chefs, befan0, no lie lid
elmer Operation unter5og, it 10 melt
bergetent, BOB tie 9onnerltag Der-
gangener Bod]e in Sen &reis ibrer
Angeb0risen 5urudfebren fonnte.
@odm. Hfarrer 6. S6euer lit nit
einigen jungen 2e1tten Der 8erneinoe
in Der giniibung zines Sbeaterftufes
bgriffen, ons 0itermontag CUR Nuf-
filbrung gelangen lou.
Sn Ser 5nmilie Sobn 8efius Itea-
tie iih Elm ber5iges Maoden elm, mo-
51 Sen @ltern poblgemeinte Slid
muinlbe 5ugingen, audi fanb lid in
Matb. Gangs 5eim miufommener 3u-
mods Elm.
Gin fleines Mabden Ser 6amilie
Sos. Shmitt aog iid ldliurI1e 8rano=
nurben on einer Snrb 55u, Deren Set
lung ober IN 5ufrieoeniteaeroer 8ei-
le Dor iid gebt.
BroBmutter Gruu 5einrid 2oid
befinoet fid nnf ser &rnrfenlijte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

5ra1l 9einrid 5tltoer bon &aieca
genoB ndhrenb Ser lesfen ISOLDE Ole
@aItfrennoidnft Der bier po1nen0en
5ar1iIie g. 91omas.
s.. 81. 9asbrolf inns @attirl babel1
bas 9oteI Mopalton in HnpaIton ge-
fuuft ur1o bereits BON beInfeIbert BE-
its ergriffen.
gitela Mpnlaun. bas bier Sabre al
tie I0dtereben Der 6nmilie Sermaml
apmarn BON bier. Itar6 lesten Gon=
neritag an Der 9nIsbr6une urrb nrros
anoeren Cages rad1mittags in aaer
5tiae a,lf Dem bteigen gottesafer
beerbigt. gltern unb nern Geidmiiter
betrauern Sen 500 oes ainoes, 0as
.uaer 2iebling mar.
George Sai,er, meld]er lesten Con
nerimg zines ieligen Sobes iarb,
muroe Dienitagmorgen mad einenl
bonn bodhp. 8farrer 9onnap gefeier=
erten Seelenamte auf benz bieitgen
@ottesafer 5ur Rube gebettet. Gen
~trauerroen Sinterbliebe1ren aufriht!=
aes 8eileio. Ser 9abingeidieoene
NOR felt nabe5u bier5ig Sabren bier
,Dobnbaft II. erfre1,te itd obsfeines do
r~afterpoGen Beiens a%aeemeiner Be
liebtbeit, oaber al1d] Sic Seilnuhme an
ieiner 8eerbigurrg cine 10 groBe.
Moge er in 5rieoen ruben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
st. 1l1drtin.

Solepb 9agernnr11 lit bon elmer
.erniten 9er5franfheit befaden. barob
er lid IN geoeHfer, erregenbem 3u=
ftanbe befinoet.
60. Sung erfreate leste Rode lei
ne JreuHoe in golo Spring nnb ct
Gloilb NIT Beiuh.
Blu ieineM Rnrrlanstnge Duroe So
iepb BIonigen 5onntagabenb BON ieI4
f1elt pieler 6reifrtoen uro Nadbnrer1
III her5Itfer @eile bcariibt nr1b be
gIiidtDiinfdt.
Better 9anpt aus benz staate Raih-
ll1gtor lit bier i'm Sohn 6leiidlfa=
derg 5eim 5l 9uite. 5rau Gleiidl1a-
der lit 5errn 5altpt'g Sdrpelter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
Rid1rnono.

gel Der 9ienitos LETTER 8ode bier
ltottsefunoenen 8inaeegpabl blieben
folsenoe Sieger: So1epb gost, 8rafi-
Dent; Soieph @agsoner. Srultee, 8.
8. 9ennes, Recorder; 5riooIiu 8urf,
Sdasmeiiter; Soiepb Sdapann, 6rie=
hensridter. 8ei Ser SotpnipaH muir
Sc 8ilhelm 8udlbols als Superpilor
ertpdbIt.
$. 8. 9iunoori elm fertiger an-
1treider Don albann mar Nitte Iess
ter ISOLDE bier uno ettidlieo iid Do
bin, ieiu 9eim bon albanp nod
Gidmnno su perlegeu.
Or. 8els bot bon Rom aus ieine
bieitsen 8errpauoten niIen laIIen. oab
fid feline 8attin pom oen 6olgen Ell
ner arr ibr norgenommeren Operation
fopett erbolt bat, oaB iie ith Ser Sc
hensuiiroigfeiten Der gpisen Gtnos
e~rfreuen fam.
Sofepb @ngel6orb uno Ben. Hte=
taus bdben 1ih norIesten 0ienltag
fir Chicago .oerobidieoet, no ite BEL
eiuer beoeuteneon &~pnitruftiot1s Gom=
pam anltenung genommen baben.
fab aht Gage langem geiude BEL
Cen gItern bes 9errn Gb. gpalo, s.
s. g1polo ltnb 9ottin, iino ser norge
r1anrte uuo oeifen 6ruu na9 ibren
9eim in Manfato, Minn., 5uriifge=
retit.
Glauoius gtben reifte oorlester
6reitag mad ct. 4a11I, no CT BET Der
Imerican grpreB 60. in 9ienft ee=
treter lit.
Sobn Gaaa11id bon Oof 8arf be-
iltfte auf einige Gage ieinen bier mob=
nenben Sobn Mer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
Safe BERRY

sn Ser 1san1ilie Wath. ,Sutag fnno
pin heraiaes M6oden uiafomr1ene
g,1fnnbr1p.
Eeter Nidlnus bon Meire Broue
hnt 6ie brei W2eilen oiflidl bon bier
,1eleoene 7orm nit 6omilie beaoaer
,1no n,irb bier Ieine G~affenntuii5e in
ser sdreinerorbeit benahren.
Mnfhins gponier, gattin, aodter
.Mrnn. gohn 5erbert tub ;5rl- Anna
gobner tpnren COMMUNICATING Ser sSa-
mile Rih. aieier.
Sid, aieier mar aniouas leBter
Modp in Beid,aften mad V~onnespiae.
goa,nfp tRprnmiHdr +. = Bora-
mann. ser SEN finffen RommilIdr-
.9nfriff Don Stenrns gcuntu III ser
gonntnbeh6roe pertrIH. fat ieine Qan-
nihotur fir 8ieoernabI beim gountp
M,toifor 50. Shouten ar,aeaeiqt. moan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
ct. 5tephdn.

Srr ben Gamilien S. 9egat, JIra111Es
Oman urrb 8regor 5moIep iteIte iihdf
ie Elm geiunoes S6BndeH EN-, tuoapll
ben Glternpoare11 bersIide gEidtDiin--
Ide sugi11gen.
Rnh meBrere 5nge Iargem In
noblfein hnt SRI. Siloegaro Rolitprrr
ben nnterridt in Ser Sdule lpieoer
ollfnebmen f61i1eu.
Das Grgebnis Ser giGagetunbl I1ar
|nie foIgt: Saeob SSl1ltin, Erdiioellrt1
ISohn Gdl,r1er, gruffee fir orei Sob
re Jron5 Bout, sdatneiiter G g
|gIenfuidl g1en 2egat, 6rie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
Rofpiue.

Ser ins glitter bon SO Sabren boz
geriifte Ratbias Molitor liest ON oer
MISUNDERSTANDING ldlimm er-
franft nieoer.
@rma Mein5 uuo Sl1Iia &rebsbadl,
pelde iid I'M ct. Gapbaels Sesptal
su st. gloub als &ranfenpflegerinnen
beranbilben %erfreuten bier hire gltern
nit mebrtagigem 8einde.
Hobert Chefs lpat Sic Steae als 8e=
hilfsbudfiibrer BET Der HudDiae 8ra=
nit Company in Colo Spring angetre=
ten.
Sofepb &irib bat feline 5tele in Der
bieiigen guterfabrf a1fgegeben.
SRI. Hgatba Sra,tn BON Ninneapo=
ls Bielt fid bier mebrere Gage be-
Iudsueiie tint Gbeooor Rein5 Sein1
ouf.
8ilb. Blooms berbrndte bie gno=
tage p%ergangener ISOLDE IN ieinem
9eim at ct. @louo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
matfins.

SRI. Sobanna SETTLER 1T anfang=
lester ISOLDE nod Winneapolis abge=
reiif, no lie in 9ienit getreten lit.
SRI. 2ouiie &lein eritattete ibrer I'M
Hidmonoer Sospftal untergebradter
Sdmeffer Soma einen geind.
Nihplas 9umont bon @aoena BIelt
fid bier langere 3eit I'M 8errDanoten=
freiie beludsmeiie auf.
Dr. 6rancis erltattete ben 3mil=
linqsIfaoten einen 5meitagtgen Be
iud.
fsrnu Soiepb Sdiao BON Gaoua er=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

9einrid gartbeI BON Apon bat lei
9eiu auf cine fiirf MeiIen non bier
gelege1le 6arm berlegt.
Sobn DOH bon gotul1ts iprad I'M
2aufe Dergangener 8ode bei ieinerl
Biefigen 5reunben Dor.
Serr Souie BON @ofeau fat Iein
9eim nuf Der alten @eo- Beier 5arm,
Die er auf elm SSabr gepadtet bat. EN-
geridltet.
Nurtin Soft bat pergangene @obe
bas Did. gulleD Gigentum I'M gt6bt-
den fduflid an iih ge11on1men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
St. Roia.

9ie I'M Comm Wiapooo Dorlester
Dienftng abgebnltene Babl bette fol.
gert6es grgebnis: s. 9er5og, G.Weeper
urno 9einrib RobIing, it., Superpiio=
rem; Ben. 3orte, glerf; Qnton BiI-
meroit1g, SdakmeiIter; Seinrid Ror,
te, gonftable.
Serntar1n Aorte bat fid bon ieirenl
unipobIiein ioweit erboH, BOB er DIE
&rnnfenihnle Dieoer berlafen fan11-
@eorg Eoupan 1T NIT feiner SD
gemaibi1e bier eingetroffen unb be-
sfaBt fiidb) lett NIT Der 3ubereitung bon
Ba1unnterim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

56bnd3en geboren. wsoge eg Sen Be.
sIiidten gItern MIR 5re,ioe bereitea!
6. 6. 8elanoer bon D11lutb fa1fte
ieste ISOLDE bier uno in Der umgegeto
iieben Hferbe. luelhe nebift iner 8ag.
gonlabung 8ieb bon 8. 8inter mad,
Duluth trarrsporttert mrlroen.
@ebriioer GurI uno 9einrih Hlefe
baben ibre 6eihaftsgebduoe am Noro-
enoe BEG 8iuoge Der 5irma gbrilt,
MprriH s Company in Niete eege=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

Isruiteeg; Neter SSanien, 5d,asmeiiter
g. 6. Horter, gferf. SIN Comm Sapi
Raptos nuroeu gepdblt: S. g. MaD,
man. s%uperDiior fir orei Sabre; 8.
q. Moers, Eolur Glerf, 81. 6. groB,
sdatmeiiter s. q. 5enrp, drieoers.
rid)ter;; Milb. Meinert, gonitable.
,Sier lit oie Nahridt eingetroffen,
oaB DITTO 6. Sein5el Die beiten gus-
.lidte1 Bat, nIs 8oifnneiiter unierer
sstaot er11ai1rt 5t nperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

frerte oie bier 1Dobneroe Ja11ilie Ni-
folaus sdido mil etlide age ar1bal-
ernoem Beiude
Warfirt amfmann mar 8onnerftag
nno Greitdg IN Chen golep, no e.
benz 81. g. MeiIer 1T Ser Stantsbnnf
4usbilfe leiitete-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

Muf ieoe MIR m0gli6e 8eiie. miro
in ser fran5oiiihen 9aurmer Ser
GentidenbaB immer uieoer bon Neu=
em aufgeItndelt. unb in 6ertlden
SduIe1r ioa beutiden Rinoern aiebe
5u 5rnnfreid beigebradt neroenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
Rice.

Rih. Sdafer nuroe Don Ieiner @at=
tin nit einem ber5igen Nabden be-
ideuft. Woge es BEN begludten @ltern
MIR 6re11oe bereitenI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
oensridter Auguit sdlanenarn,
#gpnItnble.

Sa Der porIestpn Counting abgebal-
tenen Sabresperiamnllung bes bier be
iteberoen 50riterinnenDereins ullrben
folgenoe genmtinnen ertDdblt: annn
Suitin, 8. 81; gertrno alebaen, g,
q. Waria 8lerfuidt Brotofoll-Se7
fretdrin; Warin 6or, 5inan5iefretd-
rim; Mnrgaretba Sditneman1, 5d,ab=
meiiterir1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
5auf Rapios.

9ie 8inagetpabl batte folgenOe5
Grqebnis: 6. N. Goborn, 8urgernei=
ffer; 6. 6. Miler 11nb S. S. 2eu1bfe,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
MEDIT4TIONS OF A
MARRIED WOMAN
The sweet, OId-Fashloned Man.

The Sweet, d-Fashloned Man.
Som&,mes 1 think that the pass
ing OF The sweet. old-fashioned man
is far more 20 be deplored than the
passing OF the sweet. old fashioned
woman"
The "swset old-fashioned woman"
was more often than not a whited
sepulchre. FLEA with gossip. envy,
false modesty and vanity.
But the sW set. old-fashioned man
WAS a dear. with all his faults.
We miss MIN. ewfully. He was so
qua!nt-and romantic! And humor-
less,
He had odd notions OF "chivalry."
and quaint conviction as 10 mans
superiority 10, and responsibility for,
woman.
Yet he permitted a little two-oy-
four wife 10 wrap him around her
finger and rule him with a rod OF
steel--and called II spelling her
He had a strange conception or
women as either angels or devils
Every woman was entirely wicked
or too utterly good for him"
No woman could possibly he just
human!
He had what he called a code
and was very strong on what he
termed "a matter OF honor"
1t was a matter OF honor not 70
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tributed throughout the central
part OF the country. Only one-fifth
Of this air force need tc be constant
~ with the colors. the remainder
may he i'm reserve. France, for in
stance. has 1000 ships on active
status and is ready 10 increase with
her reserve to 1000 within two
weeks after the declaration Of hos
tilities England has great air pow
CT, and Japan is obtaining Il
rapidly"
To Circle sphere.
us IT true that the army intends
10 make a translantio fiight?" he
was asked.
We are going 10 go that one bet
ter am arranging for a round
the-world trip with a squadron Of
six planes. We intend TO hop of
from New York and make the first
stop in Iceland. From there wen
jump off TO England and continue
around the world
General Mitchell said the great
est trip ever undertaken by plane
would be started before the first OF
the year
We are going 10 make Jules
Verne's story Of Around the World
in Eighty Days realistic and then
some" were the last words Of the
general
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
Round Trip from u. S.
to London by Air in
One Day Is Forecast
Planes With Variable Pitch PrOpeler and Oxygen Tanks viii
Travel 500 Miles Hour, Says
General Mitchell

tory 70 taking a trip 10 Dayton.
Ohio. Il admit flying IN a trifie
more hazardous, but ! believe that
the heavier-than-a air machines are
now becoming much safer.
None Hurt I'm Race.
Take the recent air races as an
example. Not a person was even
seriously injured during the entire
meet. despite the fact that hun
dreds OF planes were ia the air and
the greatest speeds known TO man
were made
"Of course. you know. when
you're driving a machine at the
rate OF 225 miles an hour you can't
stick your head out OF the cockpit
TO see what is going on down below
tried 10 do that very thing. when
suddenly I heard a rip on the top
OF my head SIT down in the
cockpit quite suddenly wondering
whether the machine hal collapsed.
The first thing / did when / land
ed was TO find that the helmet
which I wore had been split on the
top from the rushing air. That's
the queerest thing that has hap
pened TO me IN a long time"
Mitchelrs mark. which broke the
speed records. Is 224.38 miles an
hour. He won the hcnors when he
flew the Curtiss army racer winning
plane In the 1922 Pulitzer race four
times around one kilometer
course in accordance with the
speed trial rules Of the Federation
Aeronautique InternatlOnale. This
speed suppIants the mark OF 212
miles an hour made last month in
France by Sadi Peconte.
America Leads World.
America Is now the leading ma
ton in the air-and Il must keep
chat position" the general said
quite forcibly. THE United States
leads in speed. altitude and endur-
ance. II is not 80 much the ma
chine that the country must de-
velop, It is the personnel. Capable
pilots who can stand the strain Of
flight must be selected and trained
before supremacy is assured. 1 be
iieve that America now has one OF
the finest air forces in the world
ct believe that it IS necessary to
have one air brigade OF 500 ships
on the east coast. one air brigade
Of 500 ships on the west coast and
ono air division of 600 ships dis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
THREE IN FAMILY
BROUGHT BACK
TO HEALTH

my wife. myself and my son all
got good results from Tanlac and I
am always glad TO recommend it"
was the recent statement of r. NJ.
Stephenson, 77s Adams St, Gary,
Ind Mr.. Stephenson has been a
valued employee of the American
Bridge Co. Of Gary, for four years.
but previously had been farming at
Knox, Ind.
1T was while on the farm that
my health began to sag" he said.
My liver was sluggish, had pains
from head to foot, and no matter
what 1 would force myself to eat it
soured on my stomach and gas bloat-
ed me until I could hardly breathe.
Il took six bottles of Tanlac and
have gained fifteen pounds. I never
have stomach trouble nor an ache or
pain, and can put in a big days work
without firing. Tanlac is a great
medicine"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. Adv.
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MONDAY

suhB V-'e-AoN qoIIC LIOHL7Q
machine which viii hurtle through
space at the rate o. 500 miles ger
hour. hop or from New York at 6
a m with six passengers and their
baggage. arrive in London or some
European metropolis ln time for
lunch and return before dark will
BE- developed within a comparatively
short time General Will
lam Mitchell assistant chief or the
Army Air Service and holder OF the
worlds record f0E speed. declared IN
an interview here
Inability 20 perfect device
which VIII supply sufficient oxygen
20 pilot and passengers is the only
barrier 10 such an achievement,
the noted aviator said America
may solve the problem. Brigadier-
General Mitchell intimated. a
plane with an enclosed cabin and
equipped with a large oxygen tank
has been constructed az Washing
ION. ard experimental tests are now
being conducted. the general reveal
ed A variable pitch propeller al
lows the pilot 90 make the necessary
and 20 create sufficient power TO
travel fast. he said.
Round the World Trip.
The greatest thing eser under
taken in the air, a rouud-the-world
trip By a squadron Of six planes. Is
being ARA nged for, Brigadier-Gen-
eral Mitchell asserted. The hiers
viii hop of from New York. make
the first stop at Iceland. then jump
OF 70 England and from there con-
t.nue around the world
The terrific speed necessary to
make a round trip TO Europe in one
day Is attainable only at an altitude
OF approximately $4,000 feet. the
highest ranking fiier in the United
States declared
The extreme speed can only be
made at a height where the atmos-
phere does not carry moisture. -
raid General Mitchell The alti-
tude Is approximately $500 feet.
We have carried oUt experiments
showing that a flying machine can
dash through the atmosphere at
this height much faster than at the
lower levels The air is much finer.
and offers less resistance TO the
aircraft than. say at 5000 feet.
Must supply Oxygen
The barrier which the army en-.
zineers are now trying to overcome
IS that OF supplying air TO the pas
sengers and pilots At this alti-
tude. which ] believe is the idea
altitude. oxygen must be supplied
to both human beings and the en-
CINE.
Eve have constructed a plane at
Washington with an enclosed cabin.
which houses the passengers and
motor. a large oxygen tank sup
plies the air. We have made sew
eral tests with this plane, but we
are not ready TO give the results OF
our experiment The plane has a
varlvalve propeller which allows
the pilot TO make the necessary adj
iustments TO reach high attitudes
and 20 create sufficient power to
travel fast.
"It soon Will be possible for a
business man in New York TO
leave az 6 a. n. arrive in London or
some other European metropolis in
time for lunch. transact business
there and return before dark.
Running an -airplane is just like
operating an automobile" Brigadier-
General Mitchell said. as he was
buttoning up his flying toys prepare