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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
Stm~ieit aus DemtiAlamH.
Gdapere Trasen.
Up. Soiepb &rerter, 8. g. 80
Gortiebnng)

Dos fotboIiide gbriltentum iteb:
bente in Deutl9lanb mie altd) in Del
gan5en 8elt 90 als 6ie ein5igt
mnentmegte 80 a d. |, Die int
|ltanoe it, bie Menf@beit aus ben SITE
6erungen Ser B~erfommenbeit, 6eS
@lenbes, bes 9ai7es er1por5nfubrer
5ur @iHIidfeit, gum Glide, gum
|s5rie6en aner nit anen. Inter ieirte1
|Gubrnng fam bas oeutf@e @oH tpie'
Der auferiteben, %gelautert nno inner
li9 ffrdiftiger meroen als lie. 8ir ba'
ben bereits geieben BOB bas oenti9e
Bolf ni9t tot lit, 6aB bielmebr nod
ltarfe 2ebensfr6fte in ibm tDirffan
{inb. Gin @olf fam uberba1tpt ni61
onrb 6uBere Beualt iterben. Mns
oub nit ieinen. politifden Sragen &C.
{deben mag, tpas ibm a116 ibelmol-
Ienoe Gein6e ant11r mogen, bas, Bolt
in ieinem inner5ten 2eben fanr1 bapon
nibt fonoerli9 ~getroffen peroen. 8te
Der @eiit tpeItiberIegen 1T, Der a1td
in feiner peri6nliden 8iir6e, IN ieiner
|iiHli9en @r0Be, III ieinem etpigen
|8erte nidt berabgeiett tperoen Fam
|61r9 aiuBere @etpnIt, 10 aud Elm Bolf.
8mar fann Elm DoH 6nrd eigere Gnt-
ffraiftung, 6ur6 !Grf60pfung feiner
2ebensfraft, b11rb Mtersi6tDa6e tier
ben; aber altersi6ma6 lift 6as belitz
ide goM nod Iange ni6t; es f0rnte
III fei1rer Ss11genb mobl utttergeben
6urd fittlfhe G9mdde, 61tr@ Griter.
ben 6eg reine1t S6ealtsmlls, ourd)
'@obmeben @emuBflt9t ,ln6 Barter.
l1nb 1as geraoe tpare ietne Gefabr &c.
tpeiet1, 10 geitebet es felbit eit, more
eg als eldn5enoer Sieger aus benz
.groben @0lferringe11 berborgeganger;
MN nber, 10 es ei1 nrtnes, arbeitett'
beg Bolt getpor6en fam Giles @robe
uno @eiitige in Inn beifer geoeibe1t'
ta1t1t eg intere @eiftesi9ase a1ifita1t'
Ell, nm IN fei1ter Beit ben mrigert
B6Ifer11, sic Bic bnbi11 bie1eidt bnrd3
ertnpnnnteg @enieBer, 6,1r6 gteriges
Aufbaufen b1tra cities nn0 bodies
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st. N1arttr1.

Die MifIionsgeieufdaft belt aeon.
tngaben6 in BET Sd1lba1e cine @ar'
tet1partie ab, mad ,pelder Elm spobl'
fdmeder10er Smbis ferbtert tprroe
11t1 bas ct. Marttrt Dr9eiter n1tfi'
3terte. 9reife errn,1gett Sraa so. S
Soon, SRI. &iloa @lonigetl ur6 9satb'
gerres utt6 MIoig Blonigett. #
2outg 91ing ift Montng bon et11e11l
a6t Gage langen 8eiade BET feiner
@ertpanoten it ct. glouo, Melroft
uno spring SIN 5uriidgefebrt.
Die gtatbriioer bielten Dien1tag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
st. 11idloIas.

Sran5 2inr 1tn6 2eonar6 Soban.
nes, bei6e pron1inente Garmer biefer
0rtIdaft baben ii6 Don brer f@ltm=
men @ranfbeh iotpeit erbolt, bob H.
re Done @eneiung III baloige n9lsit6t
|geiteM ift.
6einri9 Mif un6 Sra1t bon bter
nobnten bent in Sor6ant Miittn., ittatt.
g%efuu6enen @egr6bni1ie Der S6mefter
ser Sra11 8if, Sra1t Ni@. @anlep,
bel; an 8egrdbntiie beteiligte if6
gleidfols Sobn Ba111ep bon bier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
Gaben ihr Worpbinutpiaeu.

Geo. SdoH bon Ooungstotpn, Mlta,
fdreibt: uNls mein Batter Dor 5mei
Sabren itarb, fagte mir u11Ier Mr5t,
baB meme Mutter nidt mebr Idnger.
ols 6rei Monate Ieben TONNE, benr fie
babe einer Magenfrebs. lin ibre Def
tigen Sdmer5en 5l itiuen, gob CT ibr
Morpbiumpinen. Gin Sreuno aus
Mortb Dafota, Ser uns beiudte, riet
br, Gorni's NlpenfrGuter 5u gebrou.
den, un6 ian6te ibr ettpas bon 6iefer
Me6i5in. Nad6em iie brei Gage ST.
penfrduter genomr1en bate, mare,1 IFS
re Sdmer5er beridapuroe1 uro tie
nobm idnen an @.rdften an. @ie ber-
ridtet iebt lire Sa1tsarbeiten uno 1T
cine rebt riiitige Srat, trot iibrer bier
u%noiiebenaig Sabre. Sorni'g Mlpen-
frGuter 1T tpirfli6 cine m11noerbara
Me6iain.1 0b IN 6tefem Snqe oia
Diognoie 6eS Mr5tes cine rid)ttge mar,
lei 6abingeItent. De Seritel1er beg
Mperfrduters bebal1pter nidt, baB
tire Meeotair elm &eiIn1ittel fir @rebg=
lei6en III, obgletb dbnlide Sdille, tpie
Der obige, beridtet peroer1, aber iie
bebn1,pten, bob 1ieies aIte, betpdbrte
Rrd1,terbeilmittel cine borteiIbafte
Mirf1tng al,f sic fSrperIiden Organ1e
al,giibt. IS tpiro 1riMt bnr6 Ipotbe-
tee pertd,ft, fo,t1ert ourh 2otalager1.
ten o~eltefert. Ndbere M1,sfunft erteilt
81. Better Sahrnep s. Cons Company,
2501 @oibineton Blpo., Chicago. so.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
.abe110 eth Gpurnier iii Der 5hulbaue

ab.
Sto 8ringe bon Welrole bat oas
nel1e ganfgeb6uoe init eleftriider
Drdbter 5ur 8eleudtl1ng perieben.
gilbert Non iit bon einem langeren
III Miuerbine gerna@ten bertparbt-
idaftliden @ei1de tpieoer 6abeim Elm
getroHer.
go. 2ar6b bon 2afe &enrD ipra9
i'm 9a11fe bergangener @obe Bel biie,
iigen Greun6en a1f.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23

Gfret grfoIg tpenieitens bot Die
@oibingtoner &onferena eebabt be
gum ,1i6idhbiitten &riege iperoen aaad.
|boote geaeu SaroeIsidiffe ridt be-
mutt mer0er1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23

0eont., mar SpnntagSgalt leiner bier
pobl,enoen gltern, S. g. sd6nboff
un0 @attin.
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10 er,flairen bel1tide gii90fe uno Brie.
ter, obne bieie Silfe hpdiiren Die mel
item p~obltatigen Mnitalten uro al0-
tier 1trtergegangen ur6 Die Stride bfddt.
te iid ar1 benz Mieoeraufbalt ser SD.
tion tal1m 'beteiIigen fSnner1; oegbnlb
tpie6erboler fie INNER tpieoer: Die
Rinoer ,lu6 &in6esfiroer Der Deut,
fden tper6en Ben an1erifaniiden Sea,
tboIifert 11idt Dergeiien an Sic 2iebe,
sic fiie ibren betpieien. Gus 6ieien st.
tpaigllngen beralis miiifen Die 6e1tid.
anerifnniiden @atbolifer iid aud be-
tpoqer fiblet1. tire &ufgaftior 10 i.
Tier al fIbren, bis sic gr5btetr
@efqhren aeba111t fins unD sic Mot
sen &obepurft MberfArittet1 Fat.
mon h1t 55fftprg behntbtet, ser belt.
mo @othoTif 81 r,idh,t 81 nbfermiL
W. A., fo;,,e MpIin;o,, tnip ser or,e.
r;foni,ho Ga 81 ,,i%t rpiht 6ipsp $40.
hn,,h+,,,,n !, he,neiie, mnM hot Of
IA he,,Ie NH 4 tipIe ~,nntprierIe 81
.. A.. fe;,,s melioi{o,, npbrnd;t az 6er
nn,orfo,;im n,,g Sern einffnden
@,,,,,,Se tne;1 j. hos niht hrn,1d,te
,,,,te, So, nht,or+e,,6e,1 g3erbSSrtniifier,
,,,,n ,,,o;ft o,,h ,,;h+ fon,,tp espnoh a..
nor ,oh t,Shre,n "a @rienps tn,,rnen
,,roaho,,ro G,,,1,na,, f;;, hip 81 1.
=, . : 8 iYr5
npn NM sir hip 9ingbnrn1 t16
o,,smSrfinpn mi{fionen
n,,fophromt mn mn hp,,tp 1ofh frok
hpr h5l4,sfen g2o+ ,,ntp. ron hpitp11 IA.
thorifpn 81 sic SUPERINTENDENT Sir sic
-orn1pn mi5finnpn ! 81 noh
orok. mic Sic stottiiififfpn 6e,,tlih Re,
np;ien Il noh MON omen 1,e,,e,1 he,,t.
fhpn
erbofft rsiehe borIehte Summer Ser
.Re,,tihen R11fn1fftt" iiber 6og SIDE.
ma: Sin ne11er 6e,,tider miifiong,
friiihlina.D Sic grenn1t1o bon Sir
de nnn @fnot, Sic o1,f Sic @ebolutiot
fnrotp. mirh SEN 6e11tihen @nthoIifert
In Ser a11f11nf or6Bere moteriele Sci.
iff,,roen ala bigher n1rferIeoe1t. urb
hipa opronp in ner nrnfbor ,1noiindittiio.
Zion Spit hpr ,9pit 1,,bprifer mot. ,tnh
eg ,miro ein m,f cid Mrbeit ms SD.
foroo;,+ erfor6prn hip,p none Nrii;hh,,,n
MI Grforn -, hp5tphen monfber
5hrnohe Ghr;St mirn hohpi m 5einen,
Mfo,,he,, oS,,.Ih @hiffhr,,h Isi6pn
[mc;r :, nernnpint 5ip hnhpn airden.
f~tp,,pr11 6ip linn ,,nopmohnt porfo,1-
MOI, nih+ roifYYpn =, fSannpn. {ie nieI.
Teimt o,h niht Ipiitpn min. @o mir1
nip @nrp,, INN 6em meiaerr oetre1n1
mpr6pn mii,1pn. gg mir6 fih aeioe11
M 6pr op,,tfifbe s6eoIigm,,s. ser fir&,
Iihp ein1, ftorf opn1,o If. sic erfor.
6prIimp OnfprmiIIinfef troh Ser I'm.
mHinitiopn Mprh6Itnifie Il, enttpiidfel1t
Sin mpitprpr opf6hrrider Teir6. Sc,
~;;hprtn,noen mpr6en 1n,,k If Sic ! II
nere perri{fenheit 6eg Sol.
fps ;ibrioeng Elm MotionolfehIer SCI
tlDeut1den, Ser 1urh sic urqelun6en
8uitdn6e Ser &riegs. ur6 Madfriegs.
5eit nod peritdrft pl1r6e. Mu@ bier
mir6 mabre &erfuIesarbeit erfor6ert,
I'M sic @poltnngen, Die iid 5tptiden
Ben berl6ieoenen polittiden 8artei=
on hpr 6tnht- nnh lnn1bpnnIfer1fnd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23

:5tol3ieren unb Brnnfer aItersi6Dnd
unb befnoent getporoen, baDon mit5ll.
teilen. Gelingt eg Dem fatboliiden
Cell bes @olfeg fur Die iittli6e Ct
neuernng bes @an5er ben Beg fret 81
MAIDEN 8. =. bie idperen S%inoernifie,
Die benz 8ieoerm1fbalt ertgegenitebe1,
at ibertpirnen, ban fam es nit Jrel..
ben al1srufen: ~@agiitber5ie 8,
f1er bic @eIt ~et,
unier q q II 3 Ell" Ser EriuHpb
Der @eligion 1T batm I'M 70 glansen.
Del, ie 5abIreider un6 gefaBrli9er ole
&in6erniife mare11, 1ie 1lie6ergerl11.
gen meroen muBter. l1rb 6ieie Sin.
l0erniife fins in Der Eat ga13 GENIAL.
|tige i'm be,.tigen 9euti9lan6; bon al.
Ben 1T babei feline &ilfe at ertuartem,
bas DoM m11fB a11f iih ielbit ge1telt
nit &iIfe set MeIigion linen entgegen.
|treten. III.
Ser erffe ,110 ar1Rte sSeiu6 1es
6euti9en 9oltes tuie Der gan5en @elt
ST Ser nrnke mnteriaIigmug.
ser theron 61trh 6pn @rien 1,n6 6eiferl
|Mohmphen nor iibnio me @rn11t ne.
fhoi5pn 81. &c fhei,t fn,t. ors nj Sic.
s. @e,,he nn,fefenh nemorbpn lei an
;;herom ,tnh nrs m sic %mnnprnpn hoh.
]oiprinpn 6tnotsrn6nnpr ,,r,h sSSiIihrer
IN ihren M1rfern nprehrine 6hiiler
oefnn6en h6Hen. Diefes tpiI6e M1tfp11,
hprn hpg moterioligmus l6Rt lid
Ieiht oe1,,to o1,s Ser td6alider @rfah.
r1,no erffIGren. ,,menn 1,G11Iidt Ser
menfh piurooI b1trh Sic @r0Re Ser
l@tun6e 11r16 Bic @etpah Ser @hidinIe
ernporoeboben 1p11roe, 6on1 ent{dha0.
|1iat er iih. tpieoer aur @r6e berabae.
funfer. fir. sic 60herIuft. sic er not.
oeor1noe1, at11en n111Bte. b1ra ber-
mehrte @rbqrmIiffeiit.1 90 1T eg aud
IDiesmal mieoer. CINE tpabre Slut bon
Wen11Riuht un6 6Qbaier 1tn6 5elbft.
l1dt ergoB ii9 nod 6em &riege tpie
cine lang a1fgeita1,te @elle; cine Ia
itige, franfbafte @ier, itd i@ablos 5a
balten fir n1ande ~1t1bermeioli4en
@ntbebrungen Die man batte tragen
miilien 1o6au1r cine @5ier, 6ie anited.
END at fein f9eth, nod benz Mam,
mon 6ieier @elt, bie ei1e Gr19laff1ne
eine @ri96pffung Der S6eale CUR Sol
ge batte. Sc lit aii1Berit i9per, nod
an ben ieelii@en u1to f0rperliden Sci.
l . -HN4-e 49,. @& nv = " EFa - ~ E.N . IL EE
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Sa1&f Centre.

SRI. Marearetba @aaai9, melde
benz bo9m. Serr11 y. 4r5t ben Sous
halt fiibrt, lit berart idln1ur1 erfranftt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23


Ter Gage in einem 8ittgeflthe UNI Sill,
lie bel @riinbung elmer iebr midtigen
fotboliiden 2ebronitaH gu gohem i'm
befebten @ebiete:: u59llen uno Drift.
li9e Sugen6er5ieburng fins Die 5mei
2eitern, o11f 6enett ltnier @ieoerauf,
ltieg iib beperfifenige1 muB." Nan
aber entbrennt Der groBe &f Inn
bic 8efenntnisidule, 6er oltsgetpage1
per6en muB, jon benz goIfe nidt bie
2otenfdule nod fronaofifbem Ml,ifer
artfgeatp1,ngert merben. Dte Gin
b E tx d q {, be ..
nellie g d u I el lalttet Der
|@aloatruf. Muf oieiem @ebtete tptro
ser @aunpf 5tDtiden Gbriiteutl.rt ,tro
atbeigr11,g am beftigite,1 enforcement.
glber bter tperoett sic aatboIife,1 aith5
bren Ma111, f%tellet. bier tper6e1 lie
fi9 eit1iititg nm HIRE Giiibrer idaren,
ben AIer,ts uno ,,sgeaeidnete 2ateu
spie M1arr, @ebfattel ,.11o a11oere; 1,,to
es ftebt 5l ertuarter. bab bte 6e,,tider,
@atboliten ben orobe,toe,t j % Il
g u Ifnrfam MP NIT dub.
e I lite N s eIben n III, mit
|gr0bter Il mil ttgfeit ffeg-
reid beftebet tperoet.
(Gortesatng folgf,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23

0te1e& 9l0t De0rudr nm ~Querntet1Ien Oer
beiten Sell 6es 8oIfes, ben einfaden,
1dIidten, driitli9 geiinnten 8urge1
aus Sem Mittelltanb, Der 6as &iidgra1
ser Station alsma9t. Mn rn6 fir ftd
m0gen bie Mrntut, Die SCOT bas 2ei6en
Elm Seger fem, m0gen Die ausgegoi,
fe1beit III Die MuBentDelt ab6dn1rteu
nnb regeln, m0gen 1ittlide @r0Be err
3el1ger. 8irb oieielbe Not aber 5ir
|6rudenben 2ait, nngt fife gar am
&ungert1tde, 10 pirft iie bemmen6
ouf Sic seele Elm, bt11bert ben frenotz
gen MnfbIid nod obe11; l1r6 Damn lei
set o116 Sic Neligior 11rter Der Scot
Ser be1te1t ibrer 8efenner. nn6 bas
5eigt fi9 briiben ii mebr aIs elmer
&inii9t. Gait feine Stride, feline 2ebr-
.uno 8obltdtigfeitsanitaH lit iunitanoe
ii9 a1f Ser &6be at baltenL eben ,Deil
sic n0tigen 11nteritiibungert bon lei.
ten Ser @I6ubige1t 1idt mebr 70 reid.
lid flieben f6n,1e,1, 1l116 meroies bie
'Geurittg in'g l1ngeneiierte geitieserl
III. Re1,e airde1, utb GGule1t unb
MISREPRESENTATION al bauer, 1T ib.
erbnltpt ,idt m5glib, urS fonrit 1T
Der @irfungsberein Der Meligiot1 Elm.
Oakland sunshine., 1922-02-25
ROMAN RECORDS IN AFRICA
Discovery 1t 10 Believed Will Throw
Much Light on Early History
OF the Empire.

A discovery which, 1t Is claimed,
will form one of the fundamental
sources for a history Of the Roman
empire under Augustus has been made
recently by Doctor Oliverio, an Ital-
ian savant In Cyrene, the ancient
Greek colony in Africa. founded In the
Seventh century.
A Morning Post correspondent. writ
ing from Cyrene. says that excavations
at Bengasi-the ancient Berenice,
which stood In the midst Of the gar
dens Of the Hesperides, near the mouth
Of the River Lethe-have resulted in
the unearthing Of a block Of marble
eight feet long. one face OF which
bears a flawless Greek inscription OF
over one hundred lines; the transla-
ton of q letter from Augustus on the
government and administration OF jus.
tice In Cydenaica, giving q wonderful
insight into the financial and judicial
conditions of the country at that time.
Other interesting finds are q sane
tuary dedicated to Eastern divinitfes,
probably of the time of Julian the
Apostate. with a remarkably well-pre-
served black marble statue Of an
Egyptian goddess. An extensive
Ptolemaic cemetery also has been To-
Gated. At Apollonia, q Christian ba-
silica Of the Fifth century is being ex-
eavated, and at Merdj, the ancient
BARGE, some Cufic inscriptions have
been found which are he to be Of
great importance when story OF
Oakland sunshine., 1922-02-25
BOARDING WITH ONES WIFE
Remarkable Plan Adopted by Shrewd
Jersey Man May Have Some
thing to Recommend Il.

The story Of the seventy-fve-year
old Jersey man who has just renewed
q nine-year signed contract to board
with his wife cher age Is forty-fve)
at fixed figure, and not to speak to
her unless the house Is burning down.
stirs In old-timers' minds the refrain
of fayorite song Of Sol Smith Rus
sell:
Oh, ORD like to know
Who runs this show:
Is 1t me or Flanagan, the iodgerf
But, really, there isn't any lodger
In the Jersey case, nor any "star.
boarder," but the husband. The chill
dren are grown up. Three sons sup
port the mother. II the aged father
pays his board, he has no further re-
sponsibilities And he has still good
job and Is content. Also his wife is
content.
Our reasonable guess 1t that she is
q mighty good housekeeper, observes
the Brooklyn Eagle. Nine years with
no complaint possible, without con-
tract-breaking, and q renewal at the
end of the term is excellent evidence
of that. There are no flies on her
coffee and none In 1t. The steak Is
broiled and not fried. The bacon and
chops are done to turn. Even the
hash must be eatable. Beds are proper
" aired and carefully made up. The
boarder doesn't have to wait half an
hour when he wants to take bath. Hot
water Is available at all hours. Smok.
Ing in your room 10 permitted, prob
ably encouraged.
Perhaps the habit Of speaking to a
wife, or having a wife speak to you
has Its disadvantages. 1t often de-
velops acrimony, sometimes alimony.
Every sociological experiment, such as
the Jersey one, is entitled to be judged
on Its merits. The human race must
live and learn by experimentation.
Oakland sunshine., 1922-02-25
BOOK CHAT
Mary White Oyinxton

"A Social History of theAmerican
Negro by Benjamin Brawley.
Published by The Macmillan
Company, New York City.
Price $4.m including postage.
This new history will be felt
by many to be the most important
book upon the Negro that has
been printed for year. We have
had deluge of opinion ON the
question. doled out to us by black
and white alike, but Mr.. Brawley
gives US history compiled with
conscientious care and covering
a long period Of time. From the
coming of the firstslave ship to
the founding of the National As
sociation for the Advancement of
Colored People and the National
Negro Improvement Association
is a goodly period and the 400
pages that the book contains can
with difficulty compress all the
things has to say.
Oakland sunshine., 1922-02-25

The third Of the series of
"a Girl at Her Best" talks
will be given Sunday afternoon
at Vesper hour. The subject is
GA Girl at Her Best Mentally"
and will be presented by Mrs.
Theodore Lee Purnell. The
program will include reading
by Mrs. M. r. Marshall and a
quartette under direction of
Mrs. Sulia Price. Mrs. Norman
will be in charge of devotion
ais.
The play, Ready for Ser
vice" was presented by the
Girl Reserves last Sunday.
Quite a number Of the friends
and relatives of the girls brav-
ed the inclement weather and
felt well paid for their sacri-
fee. The girls are receiving
many compliments and we have
been requested to repeat it in
the near future. 1t will be
given at one of the local Sun
day schools.
Oakland sunshine., 1922-02-25
First A. M. E. Notes.

The inclement weather pre-
vented many from the services
last Sunday, and several per-
sons were prevented by illness
of themselves or immediate
family. Yet a goodly number
gathered to worship at both
services.
There was one accession to
the church at Ii a. m. Although
a few gathered, the spirit of
God is always in evidence.
At / p. M. an interesting
study of the lesson was enioy-
ed by the Sunday School. The
orchestra was at its best.
f"Hear them.''
The evening services were
splendid. The Christian En-
'deavor was well attended. The
.Junior Choir charmed the con-
|gregation with their singing
The pastor, Rev. Brown, de-
livered a powerful sermon.
The dinner by the Steward,
ess Board was a success. The
Social by Allen Daughters was
indeed an enjoyable affair to
all who attended. The 1st Sun
day in March the Presiding Ell
der will be with us. You are
welcome. Come out.
Oakland sunshine., 1922-02-25
IS Under SPELL
"LittIe People, Have Sway Over
Stream in ireland.
Waterway In County FermanaGh
Avoided by the DwelIers Near II
Because of Old Superstition.

Up in County Fermanagh, In the
northern part Of the Emerald isle,
there Is a dark, deep, silent stream,
which winds its way some 15 miles
or more through a picturesque coun-
try. 1t is called the Sheelees, or the
Stream Of the Fairies, and there are
many tales and legends told concern
ing 1t. 1t rises near the little village
Of Derrygonnelly, Its source being a
small lake called Bunahone. It's course
lies between the picturesque noun
tains Of Bo and beautiful level coun-
try on It's other bank called the Golden
plain. The wild sedge grows down to
Its very waters, and above 1t the cur
lew sends out his eerie call in the hush
Of the evening. But beautiful as the
stream may look to visitors, 1t Is
Stunned by the country folks who live
In its vicinity. Tradition says that
at one time the little fairy people
placed curse upon 1t and from that
time on death and disaster have come
out Of its treacherous waters many
times. There are few who care to
wander along It's banks, for in the
minds Of all who know there always
fingers the old saying that has been
handed down from sire to son for
many years:
Bad shall 1t bs for fish and fishing
Good shall II be for drowning,
Always unlucky shall IL be to NEEDLE
with.
There Is strange popularity about
the river, and that IL that 1t runs in
an apparently uphill course. The
legend that accounts for this freak Of
nature Is as follows: One day Saint
Faber was fleeing from her enemies
along the river bank. In her haste she
dropped one of her precious books In
the water. Deeply grievsd over her
loss, she raised her staff over the
stream, and instantly the waters
turned backwards In their course. and
her precious book was restored to her.
Time and again various attempts
have been made to drain this trsach-
erous stream, which very often over
flows It's banks and does considerable
damage to the farmers In the vicinity.
But always, disaster and death have
followed those who have meddled with
the stream. At the last attempt made
such a series Of accidents and deaths
befell those who undertook the project
that 1t probably win be long time
before the thing Is brought up again.
Even those who are most injured by
the streams vagaries. the farmers
whose lands are so often flooded, will
now have nothing to do with the drain
ing Of the Sheelees, preferring
financial loss rather than mourning the
enmity Of the Little People.
And so today the Stream Of the
Fairies pursues its crooked, treacher-
Gus course, at places shining like
dazzling silver ribbon In the sunshine,
at other parts lying In deep, dark
treacherous pools. waiting for ah un-
wary one whose feet might step be-
yond .Ae -ank sedge that lines Its
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Cooper A. M. e. Zion Church

On the first Sunday in March
1T. Rev. Bishop Kyles will be
with us and will remain in Cal
lfornia until after the Convo.
cation on the Goth. So we'll has
Bishop Kyles become known on
the Coast and so much admir-
ed for his good sense and in
tellgent manner that crowds
come wherever he is to speak.
His wife and small son viii
accompany him on this trip.
On next Sunday the pastor
will preach morning and even
ing and will deliver the fifth of
the series, "The Model Chris
tian. -
Last Sunday morning the
congregation enjoyed a highly
spiritual sermon by the Pas
tor and at night, Rev. Gregory
spoke. His address was logical
and so plain that even the chill
tdren could enjoy it and won
many friends for the great
Bahai School Of which he is a
follower
Mrs. Dupree, who suffered a
complete nervous collapse on
the anniversary of her daugh-
ter's death is very much i'm
proved, but still very i'll.
Miss Alice Hackett is plan
ming a st. Patrick entertain
ment on March 18th.
A great many of our mem
bers are sick but all are get
ting along nicely.
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DARTS AND FLASHES

treasurer -Onilda A. Taylor
'25.
Custodian and Seargt. at Arms
Vivian O. Marsh, Gradu-
ate. She is also a Grand Chap
ter Officer (Seargt. at Arms ]
and will go to the Universi-
ty OF Iowa this year for the
National Convention.
Correction of error of Schol-
arship)
University of California,
Office of the Dean of Women.
Correction of average Sch
oiarship for the term Aug. to
Dec, 1921. Delta Sigma The
ta) 2.8672. In place Of the for
mer announcement of 3.2
NJ p. Murdock for L. w.
Stebbms. I" 2-21-22I
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State of California,
County of Alameda, IS.

AOuHly Ol hldllCudt SS.
On this 30th day of September, in
the year of our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Twenty-one, be-
fore me, Eugene B. Gray, Notary
Public in and for said County and
State, residing therein, duly commits
stoned and sworn, personally appear
ed James Cook and NJ E. Cook,
known by me to be the persons des-
cribed in and whose names are SUBJ
scribed to the within instrument, and
they acknowledged to that they
executed the same
In witness whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my Official
Seal, at my office in the County and
State aforesaid, the day and year in
this certificate first above written.
EUGENE B. GRAY,
Notary Public in and for the County
of Alameda, State of California.
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COMING EVENTS

February l3-s7th-Reyival Meetinf at
18th Street. A NJ. E. Church.
February l3th-Athens Lodge Ball
February 18th Samuel Shortridge
Non-Partison League Ball
February zlst-Chitllina Dinner, Mrs
Hopkins, 93l-36th Street
February zznd-George Washington
tea Party
February zznd-Social
February z4th-Recitai of Madam
Galloway Byron
February zSth-Grand Mardi Gras
Ball
See adds in other section.
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NOTICE OF co-PARTNERsHIP

Know All Men by these Prssentsi
That we, the undersigned, are doing
business as a Co-Partnership under
the firm name of JAMES COOK &
COMPANY REAL ESTATE FIRM
located at No. SAB Henry Street, Oak
land, California. That we are the sole
owners of the said business. and that
our names and respective addresses
are James Cook and M. E. Cook, No.
824 Peralto Street, Oakland, Calf.
Dated at Oakland, California, Sep
tember 30th, 1921.
JAMES COOK
MARY E. COOK.