davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

bunny had 10 drop even the one enc
he had lifted a little way. Just then
The door opened and some one came
IN.
All. Nurse Jane, Just IN time!"
cried Uncle Wiggiiy in his jolly voice.
We'll I'm glad I'm in time" e.
growing voice answered. But. as
Il happens, I'm not Nurse Jane.
However I suppose YOU mean I'm IN
time 70 nibble your ears"
NO. oh. no." cried TIE bunny.
turning around in time to see the
Fuzzy Fox who had just gotten out
OF jeil.
Eyes, oh. yes" howled the FOX.
I'm hungry TO nibble ears,'
Dear me!' said Uncle Wiggiiy
Excuse me for saying so. Mr. FOX.
but YOU are always coming around
where YOU aren't wanted. Still, now
that you are here. would YOU mind
doing me a little favor?"
what is it," asked the Fuzzy
chap. IF il IS not TO nibble your
ears. there is no use asking me For
nibble 1 wiz"
at isn't that went on Uncle
Wiggily. as he thought of a way 10
play a trick on the Fox. "I just
want YOU to help ne carry this
heavy table up stairs. I tried TO dc
IL alone, but I can't. But YOU are
good and strong" he said slyiy.
Yes" boosted the Fox, II am
very strong. Ahem, TIL help you
carry the table up stairs, and then
I'll nibblc your ears"
Take hold of this end Of the
table" said the bunny, and lift as
hard as you can III go up stairs
first because I know the way. You
follow"
That Will be best" said the Fox
"If went up stairs first. and YOU
came up behind. with the table be
tween us, you might turn and run
out OF the door. This way you
can't.
NO" said Uncle WNgSily. smiling
to himself and twinkling his pink
nose, Il can't run away. Now lift
the table"
The bunny and the Fox took hold
of the table. They lifted II up tbs
stairs, Uncle Wiggiiy going first.
Then, when half way up the stairs.
the bunny suddenly dropped his end
of the heavy table
Here! What's the natter"
howled the Fox. "Tm strong. but
strong enough 10 lift the who'll
table. Hold up your end"
Il can't. I can't" cried Mr.. Long
ears. And then the table vas SO
heavy that it Knocked the Fox head
over paws backward down the stairs
and the table went bimpity- bump on
/ top of the Fox all the way down To
the floor
ooh. WOW, oh, wow!' howled the
bad chap, as he crawled out from
under the table all battered and
: bumped. "Oh, wow That was a
/ bad trick"
But a very good trick for me"
( laughed he bunny as the Fox ran
away. I'm glad / thought If it,"
( Then Nurse Jane came i'm with .
piece of Mrs. TwistytaiTs ch colate
cake. and when Uncle Wiggily hal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
UNCLE
WIGGILY
TIE STORY OF THE
SLIPPERY CAKE.
BY HOWARD r. GARIS.
BY HOWARD R. GARIS.

when you get time today. Uncla
Wiggily.' said Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy in the hollow stump bunga-
low one morning. Il wish YOU would
help me lift that heavy table up
stairs"
What heavy table Q" asked .he
bunny gentleman.
The one L use TO set the gerani-
ums and other plants on answered
Nurse Jane. Il am going TO move
my flowers up stairs for the winter.
and Ia like that table TO set them
on. can move the flowers. out not
the table. It's too heavy. 7 shall
need your help.
And 1 shall be glad TO give il to
YOU" spoke the bunny with a low
and polite bow Of his tall silk hat
for he was all ready TO go out and
look for an adventure. LAS soon as
l come back I'll help you move the
heavy table up stairs"
Nurse Jane said that he was very
kind, and away hoped Uncle Wig
g.y TO look for an adventure. The
muskrat .ady did the housework.
moving the geraniums and other
plants up stairs. and then the tele-
phone bell rang. Mrs. Twisty,ail
the pig lady was on the other end
Of the wire
"Oh, Nurse Jane." squealed Mrs.
Twistytail, could you run over to
my house for a minute?'
What for? Has anything hap
pened? ?" asked the muskrat lady.
ooh, nothing serious" laughed
the pig lady Il have Just baked a
lovely chocolate cake with carrot
frosting on, and I'd ike you tc have
some for Uncle Wiggily."
How lOvely!" cried Nurse Jane.
She tied her tail up in curl papers
so it wouldn't drag IL the snow. and
over TO Mrs TwiStytairs house she
went. Thus it happened that when
Uncle Wiggily came home to the hol-
low stump bungalow a little later
Nurse Jane was out.
mo matter!" said The bunny gen.
tleman. after calling several times
and getting no answer; "as long as
Nurse Jane isn't here I'll move tina.
heavy table up by MYSELF can dc
il, / think"
Uncle Wiggily took hold Of one
end and lifted. He had to grunt.
because the table was so heavy He
had no idea it was so hard TO lift.
Perhaps I can not do it." thought
the bunny. but I am rot going TO
give up without trying again"
once more he lifted the heavy
end Of the table, and he had To
grunt again. Bang" went the legs
Of the table down on the floor The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

yetail cost Of food is coming down,
out the decrease is so small as to be
almost negligible amounting TO only
one percent in December as COM
pared with November. 1921. the de-
partment OF labor announced.
During the period from Nov. Is
10 Dec. Is, 80 OF the A articles on
which monthly prices are secured by
the department showed decreases
ranging from five percent on pork
chops 10 four-tenths OF one percent
on rib roast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
PING PONG, DOG, TO
DIE FOR DEATH vow

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Ping Pong,
Scotch terrier, had a rendezvous with
death today.
Tie dog. unaware OF his fate, must
die 10 fulfill the last wish Of his mis-
tress. Mrs. Viola Prigan, who left
note asking that Ping PONG be buried
with her.
Mrs. Prigan's funeral is to be held
today. Her husband. Michael Pri-
gan. has arranged to have the dog
chloroformed and lowered in the
grave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
WINIFRED BLACK

A skilled, well-trained. economi-
cal, intelligent housekeeper died the
other day and nearly every news
paper In the United States printed
not only the news of her death, but
every one of them had something to
say about the woman who died, and
what n great service she had rem
dered TO humanity.
This fine woman was a writer as
well as a husekeeper. She wrote
cook books and gave lectures, and
told Mrs. Newlywed how to make
biscuits that husband could really
manage to eat without too much ef,
fort.
And how to choose a T-bone steak
and how not to fry. OF course, this
good teacher thought that any wom-
an who would fry a steak or a chop
either for that matter, ought TO be
locked in a deep dark dungeon and
kept there until she came to her
sense. Also roasts--and fricassees.
and chicken Southern style. and
what to do when the oysters
NOului pump anu TIC Ollt nAtN
only way to make jelly-jell.
The mystery Of tarts and the deep
delight Of old-fashioned cranberry
pie with the checkerboard on top,
she made open to all.
Dry dressing with sage and onions.
dressing with nuts and APPLES, dress
ing with chestnuts-dear me, what
lot of things she did know. and
how clearly she told Mrs Newly
wed how TO learn them, too.
No small piece of butter" or
sugar to taste" about her recipes.
Everything measured exactly, and
even the length of time the ordi-
nary oven takes to bake the ordinary
cake-oh, many a bride has had
occasion to call down blessings on
the head OF this real woman who
knew how TO buy food and what TO
do with il when she had bought IT,.
Poor Things!
I'm glad the newspapers had so
many nice things 10 say about her,
after she had written her last recipe
and laid down TO a well-earned rest.
4 good housekeeper is one Of the
greatest missionaries in the world.
1 wouldn't be surprised IL the Re
cording Angel had some kind OF a
special mark of merit that he puts
at the name Of a woman who can
buy decent food, cook It decently
and serve il so that it makes you
hungry 10 look at it.
Look at the first row OF houses
you see on your way home tonight.
Every one OF their occupants can go
TO the same butchers and the same
grccers and the same fruit stores.
Probably most Of them have about
the same amount OF money coming
in that ought 10 so out for the
housekeeping.
And No. / viii take her money
and buy the right cuts OF meat and
good. fresh. wholesome vegetables,
and fruit that's really fruit. and not
just something that tastes like paint
ed sawdust And No. 1 will have her
steak broiled not too done and the
potatoes baked till they're mealy.
and her biscuits will be light as
feathers. and If she has an apple
pie It will be an apple pie and not
something made OF sauce and call
ed by a different name-just 10 save
time and trouble.
No. will have fried steak and
half-done potatoes, and any old
bread and a fearsome cake for des-
sert.
No. will have baked beans that
came in can and a salad that she
bought ready-made when she got
home from the matinee too late 70
cook, and serve Saratoga potatoes
they come already cooked. too. And
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

$4,000 20 $4,000 Coats and
Wraps at $4,000. Those who arr.
familiar with the character " this
stores apparel viii appreciate that
the low price isn't The only feature
Of this special seIIius. Come in to-
day anG buy your new coat with
collar Of wolf. fox. uur.a. beaver
caricul or mole Wonderful styles
and coiors tina. have come 20 staz.
The Ellsworth store. o..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
MARRIAGE LICFNSES.

willard a. Grubb and Ruth A
Petit, both of South Bend.
Achiel Martens and Juliana Mar
tens. both OF MIshawaka.
Earl Sheppard and Dora Watkins,
both Of South Bend.
John Genge and Leona Preyer,
both Of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Good
ling, sol Lincoln way E, Jan. Is, a
son. at Epworth hospital
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goodling. Lincolnway E. a boy, born
wednesday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bollinger,
500 y. 10th st. a boy. born Wednes-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
$ Q6u.

80 81 - IL g. .
Miss Evelyn Moore. sos s. M.Chi-
san ST. was hostess Friday after
noon AZ charming informal tea
Twenty five guests were received
between the hours of z-and o'clock.
Nra William Moore presided at The
tca table which was lovely with is
certerpicce az yellow and white mar
Cis
Mrs. Charles j. saGL Els Park
av entertained r,-i9ar al "a o'clock
luncheon at tho Jefferson hotel the
,-1es+s hafre tho members Of the Fri-
dav Luncheor Bridge club. yellow
tulips I'm "a silver basket was the
appointed table at which We're scat
"a Il guests. The afternoon was
spent AZ bridge az the home OF the
hostess. the faEors being given 10
AIRS. j. r. Reynolds and Mrs. Fred.
Cook The club VIII be entertained
30 luncheon on Feb. 20 at the home
of Mrs. IT, IT. AshinEer. Arch av.
lTrs. o.. w Coon -sr s. Carroll
ST. assisted lv Mrs. Elmer Uafcev.
lTrg. Louis RuIo. Mrs p. C. France
and Miss Rolere Abbott entertained
the SCHUYLER Colfax charter of the
To. A. r. at "a o'clock luncheon
Friday Patriotic coIors were used
in the decorations ~ both the
luncheon table and tho house 4
business meeting was held during the
Fred. woodward presenting res
ume of paper on The History Of
the St Joseph River formerly
given by Otto knOblOck before the
historical society. The next meet
ing VIII be held Feb. IL, with Mrs
j. j HARDWOOD. $50 Riverside dr..
Dr. q. S. Bosenbury addressed the
Civics and Philanthropy department
Of the Progress club at the club
house Friday afternoon ~ ago
O'Clock. He chose for his subject.
"Mal-NUrltion." giving special en-
phasis 10 the need of nutrition class
as I'm the public schools at which
both tho mother and ser child are
present. Following the talk. a bust
chairman OF the department Mrs.
Lutte Baker Gum, presiding. The
department viii give rummage
sale ON the 9th and 2Sth or Janu-
airy and solicit rummage from out
side sources. ON Feb. 8, the depart
ment VIII sew at Epwortn hospital
both i'm the forenoon and afternoon.
Tine card marty aivep Friday agtar-
noon Inv the 81 Josenb's ETosnita1
Ala societv at st patriclt,s han
proved a very succession a0air 14O
ladies beiDe, nresart Tho sfter,oon
was snent ~ brid-a 500 and nadro
.bc favors at bridge bsine won nv
Mrs WILLIAM Renitz Mrs Sbarnb1eau
and Mrs Tacbner. at 5oo ~ Mr.
scoft and Mrs Scb1,bar+ and ar
nedro bv Mrs Cobcep and N1ru
.4terra7. Mrs w q Crabiu assisted
I.y tbe directors of tho society had
cbarco If tho affair wbo-b 20 the
second of a series of PARTIES To be
Given for the purp5se of building
tho sun narI.r ne &. patriotic hos
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

eaten il ne and the musErlt IaG.
easily moved the table up stairs
Ard If the rubber boots dome e.
out in the snow and get SO wet that
they have 20 sneeze and wake up -te
sleeping car I'll tell you nest about
Uncle Wiggily and his new un-
brclla
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Ira O. Hartman, Dixie high
way. Will he hostess to the Center
township Economics club at an all
day meeting Jan. p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21
PerS ais

Mrs. Meta Hickox. III y. Taylor
ST.. has as her house guest. Mrs. f.
ID. COnger OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

Mrs. Seller. asia Lincoln way
W. Dressmaker. p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

The Norman Eddy Relief corps
met Friday afternoon at X. of =.
hall 30 members being present. The
sewing circle of the corps Will meet
Friday, Jan. 27. at the home Of Mrs.
Fred Loughman 1113 Lincoln
way T..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

The Ladies Sewing circle OF St.
Peters Evangelical church met at
the church Thursday afternoon with
65 members present. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
by Mrs. II. Herman. Mrs. Paul
Wright and Mrs. Henry Herman.
In two weeks the circle VIII meet
again in the church parlors the
hostesses to be Mrs. Hugo Weichert,
Mrs Fred Wright and Mrs. John
Collins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Budnnan.

5Sral1 8eter Deter, nelde an elller
ibrer Sdnoe an 8lutDergittung l1tf,
eebt ibrer @enelung entgegerl:
Nah etlide 8oben langern geln=
de Bel 8erpanoten Ii. 5rennoen III st.
8aul. 1T Wilb. Meper mteoer 0abelm
e%ingetroffen.
SRI. Soiepbinu Stunt 1T bon ct
Saul, no fie mebrere Gage I'M Nngl1lt
.Sauers @eim beiudspeife perbrah,
to-, 1T ms glternbal,s 5nrudgefebrt.
Srau Mbolpb Demutb, pelhe lett
ben letten Gagen ouf Die &ranfenitn=
BE ange1pieien III, befinoet ltd 5ur
Srelbe ibrer Nngeb0rigen onf BEN
@ege Der 8eIierung.
Sltlta 3enner bot iib nod ct
.GIono begeben> no iie in Hienlt &c.
:treten lit.
Mebrere Ber1panote Ser int ct.
CLOUD @apbaels @ospital perltorbe.
men gran Margaretba Mfa11s tpobnten
bem Somitag in 2ltremburg abgebal-
tenen 8egrdbnis ser 9abingeiGieoe,
men bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Weire 6roDe.

Sic SsnbresDer1ammlnng Der Wtelre
@rope Cooperative DairD 4liocintion
fan6 D%onneritag, ben funften Sannor,
ltatt. 6oIgen6e 8eamten mnroen err
mablt: Sobann Natbe, 8raiioent;
@ermann $. Meper, 8etriebsleiter;
@61aro Srtmann, Sdabmeilter; So
lepb 2iitmer, Widael Sdmieling nnb
5imon Martbaler, Direftoren.
Soiepb Bblipien bat ltb norlebten
Greitog na6 Sauf Centre a%1fgemadt,
no er Beiddftigung gefunoen bot.
Die in Ser 5dulbane borlebteu
6reitag itattgefunbene Softer Eartie
bradte einen &eingetpinn bon etpu
$500.
.&ern1ann s. MeDer lit nit leiner
Mrbeitsmannid)aft on Der Gisernte
fir nnlere 8utterfabrif belddftigt.
Die Observation-Disclosures Dom
Comm @rpbe traf porlebten Sum1tag
NIT ser Melro1e Go1pnIbip 8eboroe
CUR Muslegl1ng zines Comm : @rabens
5nfammen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19

ion. Montagabe,1o bielten sic Mit-
gIieoer Der Observation-Disclosures
eiine 8%eriammlnng nb> Die Sen gleifen
3med bottle.
Sn Ser Dienitag letter Bode ltatt-
.g%efunbe,1en Sabresperiammlung Der
Wftiondre Der Security 6tate Banf
lDuroen foIgenbe Beamten ertpahlt:
eesobann Spiefer, Brdii0ent; $. s..
2ooSbroef, Diceprdit0ent $. 6. Stal=
berger, &aiiierer; Sermann 8ebfamp>
.@ebilfsfaIiierer. Die %ertpdblten Di=
reftoren iinb: S. $. spiefer, s.. S.
2oosbroef, Slid. WeDer, Sobann Gle
oenpann uno 5ran5 9iemnnn.
Ser progreifibe Bnrmers Club bielf
Jreitngaben6 feline regnlare Wonats<
berlammlung al, in nelder 5n Oh
rem Der Debifation bes 1leuen Bereins-
gebdnbes beridiebene Geben bonn Sta-
pei gelniien rDl1r6en.s
Mntbins @alentinD bon Mber6een,
g. g., Bielt fid bier adt Gage lang
beiu4smeiie Bel ieiner Mntter, Jrnl1
gli1abetb @alentinD, auf.
Bilbelm Sesgogt nn6 Srau feler=
ten Donnerltngabenb i'm Beiiein BON
8erpan6ten nnb Jreunoen Das Set
Ser iilbernen @od5eit, Bag nQen, BEN
Slbilanten mie ben 6eltteilnebmern
nod LANCE in better @rinnerung blei-
ben miro. Woge es Sem iilbernen SSu=
belpnnre pergonnt lein, nod meiteren
fiinfuno5pan5ig Sabren glidliden
@belebens bas Set Der g%oloenen Sod
5eit in gutter @eiunobeit feiern 5u
f0nnen.
Or. Grberger bon Minneapolis per
lab mdbreno Der s3eit, in Der 81. q.
81. Meper Sic &linifmode in Min=
nenpolis mitmabte, beIien Steae.
Grau Martin @ampa 1T nod meb=
rere 8oden Iangem Beiude BEL bieii<
qen Nermanoten un0 6reunoinnen
nod ibrem @eim in Sefferion, Sera5,
5nridgefebrt.
Son Milmnnfee, @is., no er 1id
mebrere Gage 8eiudapeiie I'M Ser
tpanotenfreiie anfbielt, lit Rarl &ra=
mer mie6er nad Snuie 5urndgefebrt.
Clinton &rafer mar zines 9alslei=
sens 1pegen ldngere 3eit mf Die
@ronfen5t1be nngetniefen. er mnht
iett ouf Dem 8ege Der 8eliernng gu
ACKNOWLEDGMENT SortIdr1tt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
GIrola.

Sic @lroia. Cooperative Creamery
M1iociation bielt am borlebten Mon=
tag lire Sabresberiammlnng, III Ser
Ger S9riftfubrer ieinen Sabresberidt
unterbreitete, Ser auf ETH erfolgrei.
DIES @eldaftsiabr idlieBen ldbt. SIN
'pergangenen Sabre erbaute sic @eieN.=
lhaft cine 11elte 8%ntterfabrif, 0ie Sc
5iig;ib ibrer ginri6tung gu Ben be-
iten i'm 5faate gerebnet sper0en fam,
ano Deren Soften boIltanoig geSedt
li11o. Golgen6e 8eamte11 tpur0en er=
mdhlt: Sra115 SOFTER, Brqii6ent; SRI
bert Sbmt6t, 5hriftfibrer, Sobann
Summer, Sbabmeilter .Sobann 9.
Morik, Fa11l Dol6 uno Sobnnn 3en=
5er. Direftoren. Mr1b m11r6en Bor-
fehrungen 81 elmer feds BrD5ent 81
pioeianen @rflarung nnitatt Ser adt
&ro5ent i'm letten Sabre Jctroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19

Sobann @rutih madte borleeten
Dien1tag einen 8eldpdftsbelnh III
MinneapoliS nn0 mob1lte gleiAfaas
ser in ct. 8aul abgebalteren 8ier-
Notwithstanding Der Stoatsbe.
amten oes fatboliiden S0rlteroerei,1s
Bel.
.sSn Ser 8farrftrbe purben 5onr-
tag 3um Gbeltano perfiinoigt George
5hanio bon bier nn6 Sri. Beronica
Miler bon Minneopolis.
Solepb 8a1mgarter. nelder emit
lid erfranft mar, fat iid, lo1peit mie-
Der erbolt, 0aB er ii6 ieinen 5reun-
ben 3eigen fam.
81brenb Der pergungenen Node
bielt iid Soiepb 5dmio BON Dfanta1la
bier III @eid)aften anf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19

Snoem mir i,niere 2eier anf cine
Nnseige arff Der IL, Settle bides 8lat=
tee, in meldJer bag Grad)tluerf, Bug
nSeben nnb 9eioe11 Sein Gbriiti" an
seprieien mirb, biuiueiien, elanben
mir, mniern 2eiern einen 9tenit 81
ertpeiien, ba Elm je6er dyriitlid Sc
linnte nit mas Der l1eberae1lg1ng fem
nt1k, bak fein 81td) mebr berbient,
elmer driftlidJen 5annilie anempfoblen
.au iuerbe1, als bag Bud, lueldes in
a~11sTmbrlid)er nnb ber5ergreifenoer
@eiie bas 2ebem 11nb 2eiben 1tnieres
g6ttliden Critters idtlbert, Sdpn
ieimes %belebrenben SUPPLIES megen,
Damn aber ald) ,uegen Der reid)lid
berrliden Bilberansitatt11ng ,tub bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
GoIo5prino.

Sic gr0bte felt ibrer Organization
bon Ser Sarmers 2ipe 5tod Company
be1orgte Biebperienoung gelbnb bor=
lebten Dienitag, an Incident Gage bier
neutrality-suspicious. gemii6teS
8ieb Dur9 Den B%etriebsleiter &url
Meber gum Berianb g%elangten.
Mib. s. Gbeiien bat iih bon leinem
umpoNiein iotpeit erbolt> boB er nie=
Der ieinem Matagsgeiddfte na6geben
fam. Sic bon Der bieiigen @a0et=Mu=
lifffapeQe Montngnbenb IN Der ct. 8o=
nifn5ius S9nlbane peranitaltete I'm
terbaltung nit neutrality-suspicious.
bergnigen bottle cine re6t befrieoi=
genoe 3ugfraft, uno sic berlteigerten
&orbden funben lire entipreben6en
2iebbaber.
s.. S. @0bel lit bon Sanesbiqe, in
Minneiota, bier eingetroffen nn6 fat
Ole 5teuung 6es 8etriebsleiters Der
Garl @etb Notwithstanding an=
getreten.
SIM 9auie leiner 3o6ter, Jrau
.Srau5 Wtesner, bel ser CT ieit Dem
Eo0e ieiner @attin, Der Dor BRET Sat-
rem erfolgte, fem 9eim batte, lit 8a-
lentir1 @r5 ont borlebten 6reitag IN
folge bon Mlteridpdbe ielig i'm Serrn
entldlafen. Ser Dabingei6ie0ene
lpurDe Dor nabe5u 50 Subren in
9euti9lan0 geboren, no er lt6 in
1870 nit Mngelina &iemel Derebe=
li9te. 3ebn Satire ipditer fam er NIT
ieiner 5amilie in bieies 9ano un6
lieB li9 anf elmer Bartn int Sotpn
s9urembnrg nieber, mo- er Bis Dor feb
3ebn Sabren berblieb, nn0, na6Dem
er bag 6ormerleben a%l1fgegeben, 1ra6
Golb .9pring um5og. Sieben &inoer
betrauerr Sen 500 oes gnten, olten
gaters. Gs iino oies: Nifolaus bon
@arD, Minn., Sobu1n, Soiepb nno.
Srau 59mib bon Bluffton, Minn.,
Beter bon Dulutb, @eorg bon Nab=
mon, sc. g., nnb Sran 8ieSrer bon
bier. Wontags fano nadb einem IN Der
9onifu5insfir6e gebaltenen @e~
QUEEN sic Beeroigung bel GROCER
bon German0ten nn0.
anf Dem bieiigen @otfes=
ader Itatt. W0ge Der @eritorbene IN
syrieben ruben!
Muf Ser Setmfabrt nit einer Sol5=
f1br erlitt Carl, Der abt5ebn Sabre
alte 5obn Der Samilie S. &c. Stalu,'
beim umfippen DeS 8agenS einen
BeinbrnG.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Goen Daley.

Sn SET bieiigen ct. Warierfirhe
mltrben BET etnen bonn bodm. Bftaerr=
rer 50. 8feiffer Dienitag lebter $50
DIE 5elebrierten 8rautat1te fir's Sc
ben Derbunben Sobn Oout1g BON Nr=
ban nrl0 Sri. Mnra Warr bon bier.
Sci Ser 5od3eit, oie bel ben 8ralt-
eltern gefeiert tpl1r0e urlo an Der cine
groBe Mnaabl @dite, nnter oenen Die
Gbepaare Beter SonrnerOi1g bon ct.
glouo unb @eorg Diqinger bon Sol
oingforo, teilnabm, 1tabm bas iunge
Soar, bas itdJ unterbeiien I'M etgener
Seim al Mrban baiusli6 eingeridtef
bat, Sic ber5lidlten Glidpnn16e fir
eine geiegnete 88ufunft entgegert. Dab
.iih 6ieielben bertpirfliben mpgen lit
ser nabtrdglide 8unid oes uNoro=
fterr."
9einri6 Grid bon bier, pelder i'm
Midn1onoer &ospitnl tpegen 8linb-
.barn1ent3iinbung operiert fDnrbe, 1T
aus Der 9eilanitalt nod Sanie emit 1s
.Iaiien tporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19
Qpon.

Carl Rettenmoier begab ii6 lebten
Treitog nad) 8rutnerO, no er un0eren
Cages Dem 9egrabnilie ieiner Snnte,
Der Sron Sos: Stunt, beipobnte, bel
Der ct bis Wontag perblieb unb an
ienem Gage nie0er bier eintraf.
Ibam .Dsfiner bon 8ran6on bielt
lid bier mebrere Gage beiuhspeiie
bel ieiner Sdpelter, 6rau Carolina
IniIoale, ouf.
SRI. Ibelen bon SerguA Sails err
frerte ibre bier tpobnenbe 59aDelter,
Trau 8tlb. @reber nit mebrere Iq=
&c tangent 8eiude.
Jrau 8ernboro Hobling bon Sree~
port befinoet iid bier ouf lmgere 3eit
in Ser Jantilie hires Sobnes Ebeooor
81 @aite.
6amilie Mn0reas @riefon bat iid)
anfai1gs .letter 8ode nod Ganro6,
Montana, begeben, mo lie ibr fir6eres
9eim MAIDEN tpiro..
NaA einige @oden tangent ge}u-
6e in ct. GIou0 un0 5ouf Mapios lit
Atatb. 9roBmonn fen. in ieinen 6a=
m%tlienfreis 5uriidgefebrt.