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Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
Y. w. C. A. Starts Preparations For
Increased Work in Behalf of Girls

go she asked a taxi driver if there
was a Y. w. c. A. in this city. The
driver very soon brought her to the
doors of the Y. w. c. A., where she
was welcomed and made comfortable
for the night on one of the cots of the
dormitory. The next morning after
q conversation with the room regis
try secretary she was sent to a room
which the secretary knew to be with
in her means and just the one for her
The close of the day found her hap
PLY and safely settled in her new
home and the following day the Y. w.
c. A. further assisted her in finding
employment.
During the year S56 applications
for rooms were received by the Y. w.
c. A. More than 200 baths were fur
nished to travellers and girls from the
desert who have no bath facilities.
During the year 1S4 girls have slept
in the five cots comprising the dor
mitory.
In speaking of the rooms registry
service of the Y. w. c. A., Mrs. John
bennett, president OF the organiZa-
ton. says Every room listed at the
Y. w. c. A. is thoroughly investigated
by committee as TO rates, cleanli-
ness, comfort and health and moral
conditions. In this way each girls
particular need is met. Such a de-
partment renders a three-fold sery-
ice-to the girl who must find proper
living conditions within her means,
to the housekecper who Is endeavor-
ing to rent her room, and to the COM
munity, the moral and economic well
fare OF which demands that girls
have the protection Of a safe home.
This is but one phase Of the service
which the Y. w. c. A. is asking Phoe-
nix to support in its coming cam
paign, which opens March 90
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
IL

X. C. TO MEET ToNIGHT-There
will be a meeting of the knights of
Columbus at X. Of P. hall at o'clock
tonight.
PRIsoN SUPERINTENDENT
HERE-Capt. Thomas II. Rynning,
superintendent of the state prison,
was visitor in the city for a short
time yesterday.
TO GIVE MASQUE RALL-The
Sisterhood of Beth Israel will hold
q masquerade ball at the Woman's
club tomorrow evening at Sis. A
general invitation is extended to the
public.
ASKED TO ATTEND FUNERAL
The members Of the Womans
Auxiliary OF the American Legion
are urged to attend the funeral of
Edward Parker. which will be held
at o'clock this afternoon in the
Mcclellan parlors on North Central
avenue.
JUDGE STANFORD ILL-R. c.
Stanford, judge Of division one of the
Maricopa county superior court, is
quite seriously i'll at his home on Nc
Dowell road. He is suffering from
severe attack of influenza, aggravat-
ed by lung congestion which threat
ems to develop into pneumonia.
WAR VETS TO MEET-A meet
ing of Maricopa post No. 72O, Vet
Grams of Forengn Wars, will,be held
at 1880 o'clock tonight in the club
rooms over the Rose Tree. All mem
bers are urged to be present, as sew
eral matters of Importance TO the
post will be brought up for discus
sion
GOES TO KlNGMAN = Thomas
Maddox, state engineer, was called
TO Kingman yesterday in regard to
the crossing of state highways by
the Santa Fe Railway company in
the double tracking Of the main line.
While in. Kingman Mr. Maddox ex-
poets to hold several conferences
with the engineers of the railroad
company in making plans for the
crossings. He will return to Phoe-
nix tomorrow.
WASHINGTON CLUB INVITED
An invitation has been received by
the Washington Woman's club to be
the guests tomorrow of the Alhambra
club. All members of the club who
expect to attend are requested to
telephone Mrs. Tetzloff before to-
night, so that she may notify the
Alhambra club how many guests to
expect. Those in charge desire a
large representation TO journey to
! Alhambra for the affair.
1
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14

Mrs. w. c.. Hartranft, chairman or
women's teams for the Y. w. c. A.
campaign, has announced meeting
of team captains to be held at 4:3O
o'clock this afternoon at the Womans $
club.
The following captains have been
appointed to date, representing the
organizations named: Mrs. Laura M.
Harrison, civies education depart
ment OF the Woman's club; Mrs.
Charles NJ. Morgan, the College ciuD;
Mrs. Luke Henderson, Parent Teach
ers' association of the high school;
Mrs. Alice Monette, Century CLUB;
Mrs. Clarence French, Christian
church. Miss Beatrice Carson, First
Methodist church; Mrs. Henry Miller,
Trinity Junior guild; Mrs. George
Macdonald, Caledonian society; Mrs.
VIII e. Ryan, Harmony club; Mrs.
r. b. Isongyear, teachers team; Miss
Eleanor wilkinson, Girl Reserves.
The Y. w. c. A. in Phoenix meets
every variety of need of women and
girls. No service is more important
than that rendered through its rooms
registry department.
Every train brings girls from an
other part of the United states 70
Phoenix. Some come for health rea-
sons. some seeking work, but what
ever their reasons they arrive stran-
gers to the community. To them
Y. w. c. A. means protection and
The Y. w. c. A. could recount
stories of scores of girls who upon
their arrival come Immediately 10 its
doors. Many of them have never
been away from home before and are
without friends and sufficient funds
A typical case is that OF a very
Young and tired girl who arrived IN
Phoenix on q late Santa F'e train.
Rewildered and not knowing where 10
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
.KIWANIANS To VISIT
FINE NEW WAREHOUSE

Featured by a 'little journey to
the new warehouse OF the Arizona
Storage and Distributing company,
today's meeting of the Kiwanis club
gives promise of being of unusual
interest. Hen" Chambers will be
scoutmaster in charge of the excur-
sion. which will follow luncheon at
the Hotel Adams at 1915 o'clock.
Yves Carpenter will be chairman OF
the day and Leo Weaver of the
Builders Exchange win give a pep
talk on 1--WE Build" The following
members are requested to report to
j. Oscar Sexson at 1908 o'clock this
afternoon: AL Tuthill, Ben Rice, Pete
Corpstein, Jim Leach, AL Stavely, Guy
Alsap, Fred Mcleod, Royal Lescher,
Roy Murray, Earl Drake, Bill Holt
and L. A. Marshall.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
Produce

The visible supply or lettuce for
export is diminishing because Of the
recent several frosty nights. There
will be increasing supply, however
for local market beginning at once.
The new fields are maturing.
There is a scarcity of all kinds Of
vegetables, both here and in Califor-
MIA. Hothouse cucumbers are COM
ing from Aurora. H.: horseradish
roots from Missouri. and new cream
squash from California. Root veg
etables are scarce and high and the
winter spinach is about all gone,
New fields of cabbage are coming
in abundance and the local sweet po-
tato market is about cleaned up.
Several cars of New Mexico and Ar
kansas yams have arrived. There is
a decline Of so cents a crate on to-
They are coming in large
quantities and will be cheaper.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
DYE STOCKINGS
OR SWEATER IN
"DlAMOND DYES"

Diamond Dyes add years OF wear
to worn. faced, skirts, waists. coats,
stockings. sweaters, coverings, hang
ings, draperies. everything. Every
package contains directions so simple
any woman can put new, rich, fade
less colors into her worn garments or
draperies even if she has never dyed
before Just buy Diamond Dyes-no
other kind-then your material will
come out right, because Diamond
Dyes are guaranteed not to streak
spot fade, or run. Tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
is wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton or mixed goods
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14

George e w. Blake

The funeral of George w. Blake,
who died last Friday afternoon at
his home, Sis East Van Buren, street,
will be held this afternoon at 2:30
O'clock from the chapel of A. L.
Moore and Sons. Rev. Stavely will
officiate and interment will be at
Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Blake
came here about two years ago with
his wife and daughter and son,
Logan Blake. who has since then
been in the employ of the Phoenix
National bank. Mr.. Blake was a
member of the Masons and Odd
Fellows. Three Of each order will
be the pallbearers.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
Card oF Thank.

We desire to extend our most sim
cere thanks to the firemen, neigh
bors and all others whose active and
unselfish efforts saved so much of
our furniture from the burning house
on North Fifth street Friday night.
Certainly no more efficient work was
ever done.
REV. AND MRS. A. w. Atkinson.
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Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
Edward Parker

Funeral services for Edward Par
ker, who died at the Sisters hospital
last Thursday, viii be held at
o'clock this afternoon at the A. II.
Mcclellan chapel, with full military
honors. Burial will be in Green
wood cemetery. Mr.. Parker was q
years of age and a native of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14

KELLY-To Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. b.
Kelly, at their home on Westmin-
ster avenue, a daughter, weighing
9i5 pounds, Saturday, February 25.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14

ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2. F.
A & Al. NJ, will confer the First
"a Degree tonight at 1880 sharp.
9eG1I Sojourning Brothers cordially
TVV invited.
OSCAR G. BARTLETT,
w. NJ.
(Adv.) 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
WATER REPORT

Reservoir elevation ..... 1878
Reservoir. contents acre feet. S03.29
Gain, "a hours .......... 52S
Elevation year ago ......... 192.4S
Contents, year ago .S74,209
Water used. north side ...... $3.50
Water used, south side ...... 24,719
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair Tuesday and We'd
nesday; not much change in tenn.
perature.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
ENROLL YOUR NAME NOW
in PIONEERS ASSOCIATION

in the Arizona Pioneers association IS
All and who residents OF the state
such for least IS eligible membership
membership fee decided when the association
organized dollar
Fill in the blank below today if qualified and desire
filled blank should the
the association, II North First
Avenue,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14

A tree-t for golfers!
In our east window
we're showing now
new golf clothes that
have just been re-
ceived.
Norfolks in import
ed homespuns. Knick-
ers or long trousers
or both.
"Fullplay' G 0 | t
Shirts.
Palm Beach Knick-
ers.
Linen Crash Knick-
ers.
Polo Flannel Trous-
ers.
Canvas Hats.
Imported Golf Socks
in light weights.
Angora Sweaters.
Golf Oxfords.
Everything in mems
wear.
Down to date II,
price and up to date j
style.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, SO degrees
Accumulated deficiency in temper
ature since Jan. 1, 141 degrees.
Normal precipitation Jan. to date,
213 inches.
Actual precipitation Jan. l to date,
2.10 inches.
Deficiency since Jan. /, .0S inch.
Today: Time Of sunrise $40 a. m,
sunset, 6:35 p. m. moon rise 81 13 p. IN.
ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14
APPLICATION CERTIFICATE

APPLICATION CERTIFICATE
Date .................i9 1922
Mel Fckas, Secretary
NorhF Phoenix, Arizona.
hereby make application tor membership the Arizona Pioneers
Association.
have resident of Arizona for s5
more. having arrived in Arizona on
dollar for first to April, 1928
Send me certificate of membership.
Name
}. p oRME, President.
List
following, my knowledge and
born in Arizona:
......,..,........!......,.....
Arizona republican., 1922-03-14

Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our thanks for
the kindness shown us during our
recent bereavement.
MARIE PORTILLO. II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
farfni11o.

Sodm. T. 8niiIins, s. g. s.. mel
der Ser aebrfraH Der ct, Sobaraes
urnoeriitdt o11gebSrt, Ieiitetp ben
bodsu. 8farrer, 2. augnitin g.. g.
8 melder Ieioer infolge elmer fdlims
men Grfailltung auf Sic Snusluft a1ts
geipieien funr, ndtbrenb Der aterfeieer.
tage gutige N11gbilfe
Sern1ann 4tbn1n,t11 bon Nidymono
ipar 0itergait Der bier fgobret1oen So
mile Sobarn 6olfbnus.s
G6eooor Niebaus un6 sra1t eritat-
teten am 9iterfonntag 1T GGreeport
.tpobnenoea gertpan6ten einen 8eind,.
4errnaru1 nt1b clinton Soltbaus
ipraden am 9ftertoge bier Bel ibfen
Dbeim sos Mar1Ier, Dor.
Mndoem iie sic 9iterfeiertnge BIER
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Dirb anf Der bieiigm Saners Barn
ben eiaellel1 SERB griiiirooan
Rifl1ball.

gle &unfel Garage, gigentam bes
aalnfel iii Iebten 5~anltagllor-
gen Bic auf ben Brunb nieoergebra1lr1t
sieben Mitomobiile, oie III BEN Sc
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gen @eiddftsmsitattulg burd Dos
5ener aeriitort gaeIbe entItanb
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der 8eiit Die nabbebei nobnerben 2ell-
te oour6 cine grplofion, beretl urlad)e
mon 1,idt 81 pertnitteln per1llag aus
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gefar bemerft tp1lroe, ta11o bas Sc
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bob Die 8~eueripebr nidts retten fo111=
h. q. 81. Slime, neldd)er Sic Gepara=
turitath 81 eigen bate baBte ieirl
gan5es 8erf5eug Elm. Ser beoeufe11oe
gerlnit 1T teilmeiie burd 8erfider-
ing ge0eff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
u1eIroie

M11 9itermontag 1T bier n lbrem
&eim Srau Soieph Geris nod n11r
bier Gage LANCER @ranfbeit ielig in
Germ entIdlnfen. Ole 8eritorbene
m1roe Dor So Sabren IN 8entidlantSo
qeboren, bon no tie als ~ Sabren
alttes aiino nit ben gltern IN oteles
auno fam, Sic lt6 IN Mi6igan MIC
berliieBen nnb eli Sabre Ipafer a's1t1-
nelota Sn ibren Seim ma6ten, no lie
iih ii Niidmono nieoerlieBet1. Saz
Ielblt perbeiratete lie fib mt Solepb
,@eris, nit Dem lie eine nnlpeit spring
Sill gelegene 5eimitdtte be5og, nro
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81 melder 3eif sic 5amilie nod Otelz
role nn15og. Miit oem @atten betraltz
ern tbren Sob fotgenoe Rinoer: Die
i5ral1e1 gdcilia GLITTER unb George
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
Nem n1unih.

@dlbrenb zines 3iemitngmorgen
letter ISOLDE III Der Heigen Bfarrfir,
DE bonn bodn. T. @erbaro. 9. g. 9,
Igefeierten grautamtes lieben ibren
f1reubuno ourd Erieitersbano iegnen.
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alapperib. Sm areile bon 8ertDono=
uno 5reunben mur0e mad Der
lErau1.ng i'm elterliden 5auie Der
grout, Sacob alnpperid nnb SralL
lein fhones 9odBeitsfei gefeiert, mos
BET bns innge Naar Die beifen Bun-
ide fir cine geiegnete Submit errtge-
genmabm. Daes 8rautpaar trnt nod
Der JeItli6feit Elm &od)8eitsreiie nab
sen tpetiden Staaten an, BON mo 51-
riidgefebrt es fem 9etm IN Welroie
maiden miro, mo Der 8rantigam I'M
|Dienite Der Greet Rortbern 8abnge-
iealdaH ftebt. Naaoige es bemieben
0em @unihe ieiner Bermunbten ltao
|5re1n6e gerndB tets uoblergeben!
S. 8. gorgeroing nno S. s..
8al1er bon Der Nem Ml1nib 5armers
Company, mobnten Dem lebfen 3ienz
itaq in 81. Gloub begangenen p9eo
8obn" Seittnge bel.
Clemens 4lapbafe bat ii6 1esten
Sreitag fir feline 8eiub5reiie nod
Deufl6lnno perablbieoet bie er 5am-
itag 1aidf}5ter @ode BON SEEM Dorf
uus nntreten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
III 2lpriI 1922 ~!

erfrel.te ieine bieiieen Greuroe nit
11eDrfdleigem 8eilid ssss8
Clara gaf6e bon Wabpeton,
81 8. aenoB bic Sreuoen oes ter-
fetes der Sci ibren gItern {. Natbe
nrlb grnu.
frau 6. sd. go6nen un6 sobn
5ron5 bielten fih Glide Sage BEL
gerpanoten III st. 8auI nuf
camille u S 8orget BON Gum
bolt gagf, Canada, III nod Glide
Gage ln1tgem geiude bei biefigen
gerlDanotten uno 5relnoen mad 9al=
ie 5urudgete1r
81. Mln1n 2oogbroef nno Noie
Mario Brofer bon Mir1nenpolis lpa-
ren naiibreno Ser @n6tage pergange-
ner ISOLDE bier IN Der 5annilie S. s.
2oosbroef 3u @n1te.
Sri. Gillian MiImot bat Id fir
.Gbicago perabidieoet, no iie bel Der
|Mmerican Boof gornpanD Mnifedung
genommen bat.
s5rau gml Neun1ann unb Sodter
bon minneapolis mnrei1 fferg1ite
Der bier nobnen6en Sanilie Sid.
8ef.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
Jacobs prairie

9m bodapbl. Dllterfeife tpa1rbe III
BET ct. Bontfa5i1sfiird3e at Golo
sspring gum gbeitano Derffinioigt
Stepban 5n1ler, 5oblr Der IN ges
.nnt1ntem ginoge pobnenoen Camille
sSoiepb Sauer, tpeld)er Die bier ge-
Iegene Snrm iei1tes gaterg beiDobnt.
111ro bearbeitet, nit elmer Sod,ter Der.
bnpriiden Settlement anidiiigen
.Gamilie Soiepb giienidenf ~perfdnoigt,
Die Sod5eit fi1oet Dienitag fornt1ens
Ser WodJe itatt, unb bns i,trge ganar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
Qpo11.

Sodm. Serr 8agner Don 9onnellt
eritottete, nad,oem er benz gegrabn1l.
ie oes peritorbenen Nid. 5birmers
beigemobnt batte, bier frennofdnftli.
DIE 8eiude.
Soiepb Sbielntntn bon ct. CLOUD
tpar Oltern BEL lei1en bier Dobne1.
Den gltern, Sobam Sbielmann unf
5rou, gu @aite.
SRI. gliiabetb 8inrrners BON Ni1n.
neopolis perbrnd,te Die Sfterpnfa11l
bier an Der geite ibres @aters 50.
barn Eimmers.
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helm Safl nn6 @attitt nod ibren1
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i'm 4reiie ibrer 5re1troe.
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iiuo mad einige Gage ~oauernoem ge.
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taa nad BrotonL g. 81 abeereiit
rad,oem CT cine @ode lang bier PEI
feiner p~ertpittpeten Miitter ,5rnu emil
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6reenmaIo.

8nnffoiiierer Abeo0or 8urit nno
@5ottttin lporen bon Gborfrettag Bis
9Iterbienitag bel GerDanoten IN 6od-
bile 5u @a1te.
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=feites bier in Ser 5amilie Nugult 9ol=
:lenborif.
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bielt lid bier mebrepe Gage 6eludJS,
nn0 gelddfts1peiie M.
Sobn s. Gbomas unb 6rau BON
DULUTH erfreuten bier DaS 90. q.
8rallns Setm nit eflibe Gage naDb-
renoem Beinde.
q. &rafer, Srau unb 5obn unO
SSacob 5btpar5matn BON Welroie paz
rem Ditergdite Der bier mobnenoen 5a-
Mile Clemens 5dnegma1m.
sc. 6. 8eae madte Die Dienitag
pergangener ISOLDE IN 5t.glouD Obj
gebaltene yNeb 8abD"s l5seier nit.
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bier mebrere Gage befuhspeile i'm
gerlpnnbten- urb Sreun6esfreiie auf.
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fubrenoe gtaatstueg nur0e anfangs
Iebter @odR geebnet un6 befinoet iid)
iekt II annebmbnrem 88n1tan6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

S3eibnete1t 9efud)es erfreite, ei1l ge-.
ioeig SOB man Die aeiiturgen Der Ser.
Ten Mniifer 81 niiroigen peritebt.
Sir Sic geIegelbeit mar ein el,tes,
reidbaltiges Nrogra1lm e~ntrporfen,
has III b0ditem Beifaa erregertoer
Meie o~nrd)seiabrt ipllroe.
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oitern feline bier apob1e1loe Vanttert
nit geind.
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iprah gamItag ii gefhaften n III.
ierer Mitte por.
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mar 9itereaif ileiner bier tpobnbaftef
|gltern nno @eihtpiitern.
gbefla Meger unb Gliiabetb 8erns
bon ser ct. Beneoifts Mfaoeutie II
Est. SSolepb perbpadten bic Diterpa-
fans bier an Ser 5eite Der gltern.
Die 5arniilien Clemens s. sbtpegs
mann llno 2onis sbonborn paren BY
#Dfern bier III Der 5amilie Berbaro
Egdulaetenberg 81 8aite.
Ginige urierer 5armer brubten on.
longs pergnngener 8ode gieb gum
@eiterDerlnno nod @reen1Dalo.
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beidaftiet nar, 1T SRI. Mbia1a Bnla
|1uiieoer babeim eingetroffen.
geab mebrere Gage langem Belll.
d,e III Mabnomen 1T M. 8ornbrod
#niieoer#nnh Sanle 6urudgefebrt.
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gsoman 5ieben bon SEEM Wnni9! ' er..
freuten bier Berpanote nno Srennoe
init einem 0fterbeiuh.
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Solepb Morian bon @lrofa iparet1 81.
tergdlte Ser bier iebbaffen Semitic
gtanislons Durfa.
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Colo Spring.

Sic ModDiae 8raniteG ompaltD %.
ben ji6 III ben gelis elmer eigerlea1lll
leIeftriiden Anlage gebradt.
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iammlnng, sic I'M Anoitorinm Der
|sdnlba0e itottfanb, mar trob Der
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INSTRUMENTATION GortIdritt ibrerain=
Der reyes Sntereiie nebdnetl, Inter
ben peridieoenen auiprad5en nabm
Sic oes gountD gduIiuperintenoen-
ten goerger oas groBte Snterefie IN
Mniprnb.
Gie Arbeit an Ser nel1en Wobnlng,
bic sos. Seinen bier ieiner 6anlilie
nod mooer1ter 4rt errid)te nlabt, uno
sic bon ben &ontraftoren Rbil. Gbuu,
ssobann Siifer nno Matb. gtben be-
lorgt miro, gebt III 5ufrieoenifeae1loer
! @eile poran.
Sri. 6iirit BON Seem &rague erfren=
tie Sic Matb. 4remers 6amilie NIT
mebrere Sage langem 8eiude.
Mid. Reiter uno 5ral1 bon 8atte
Yarf maren 91tergdite bieiiger 8er=
manoten nno Sreunoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

6offnni1n, 3uaebrnd)t b1tte. sss
SraM aouiIe 8nobloh i'll bon ct.
8al,I anriiidgefebrt, no lie 0as Otter.
felt BEL iibrem 5ob1,e gbatar0 feierte..
Martin nn0 5tepban Sdirniers
BON Niera mobuten benz bier Otter.
oienltag tattgefllnoeneu gegrdbrille
ibres gaterg BEL.
Sobr1 MeDer BON Mil1eapolis be-
fano iid Miibfer 9Itern bier al Der sci.
te ieirer GItern, 6reb Mener uro
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Nl1ter BON spri11g Gill JJrati SoltIs;
Nung bon ct Martin 81. 4atbori
10 nod 81 8allie Jrou Sofepb So
mas BON g Mlartin u1O Grana llno
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bon Wabpetonb q. Neter Sacobs
pon 5uperior, isis, ulo fire Bril-
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ge Die G~eritorbene ruben ii 5rieoenl
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st. 8onifa5iusidulbaae peronftalte-
ten sfnttonrnier batte ib aus alien
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soil Men5elritter eingefunoen, nobel
unter oie beiten SpieIer 8reife in Ser
@obe bon $65 our 8erteilung gelang-
ten.
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n1einoe jerbierten Mittpofabenb I'M
|grogei9oB Der 9farridule Elm glfeM,
benz anideineno Die groBe1 Metl-
idenid)aar sic iid I'M Die. 5ierlid ge-
Idmldftten nr16 reid)li6 belaoenen
iden eingefunoeH battle ben beiten
geil absngepiinnen berItan6en. Don=
nerifogabeno fperoen Sic 5~eifgeberin=
nenin gleider 8ei1e aaen, Die iibd EN-
|fmoen, tire beiten Dienite leiben.
@eorg Mairoie uno @atfin SolepD
Meoning nnb 9einrih 9ellermatn
bon bier bnben Iid Mitte LETTER $50
de 5nr Geiie nod Stem Dorf aufge-
mahf, bon mo lie am Dienftng Die
'@eiie nod ser alien 5eintat in Denfib
lano auf benz Compiler Wauretania
antrnten.
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de Bel ibren gltern uno 5reunoinnen
LIT Sri. Sobanna sdnlfenoper 81 If
rer Mrbeit IN Minneapolis 5urudge-
|febrt.
s5rau q. 8. gauer perbrn6te bic
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rer in ct. glouo mobnenoen Mltter
6rau S. Sons.
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Elroia.

Sic an @eibem 5on11tag IN Der
Community @aae itattgefunoene 6air
in gerbinoung nit eitem so5tal
slm Belten Ser @emeinoe m1B als
Elm alien grnarfungen entipredenoes
greqinis in sic @eibibte Der BON
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nein6e peraei6net meroen. 0ie Cell
nabme an Der 6eltlidfeit mar etne
Iberaus CUTE; berldieoene lpertpolle
Breile famen 5ur 8erteilnng, nno Die
|Damen Ser @emeinoe baben it'd tn
CANA beIonoerer Beiie 0urb gerab-
reid11ng foitlid m1noenoer Wabl5ei=
ten INN oen grfolg berOienltli6 ge-
maht. Ole Observation-Disclosures bobert
oao1r6 befnnoet baB tie 6as Suffered
Ie Der @emeinoe i'm belten 5ia1r1e oes
@ortes gu mabren berIteben.
Sberlebrer Martin Sdmi0t bon
bier belt iid mdbreno Der gnDtage
Der Gbar1uode @eiddfte balber IN ben
3miainggItdoten anf.
Sobann Ebomns unb @attin BON
Dnlutb Daren bier III Der Jamilie Der
6ran aleinfdmiM 5u=@aite.
Sofepb Sdmiot bon MDon genoB
sic 16reuoen ieiiner SIterferien bel lei
men biier mobnenoen Gltern, gouaro
Gbmibt un6 6rau.
Sic 6nmilie g. S. Stablberger.
mur6e o1rd sic Mnfunft eines gei1nz
Sen gobnbens erfreut, no0nr6 oaS
9ferfeit 81 einem 0oppelt angeneI=
men murbe.
Nid. 9lmideib bon ct. Wartin
eritattete zines Cages letter 8obe
bier fre11noidnftliben 8elud.
SRI. gertrno @mfler bon Mrnneapo=.
lis belt fid bier befudsfueiie I'M Der
manbtenfreiie anf.
Soiepb gfIdioa tplirbe bon feinerr
@attin nit einem netten Wdbden be-
ldenft, no5n bas gflernpaar her3liz
he @liidtpiinide entgegennabm.