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low with living and very skillful. The book
episodes wherein the younger nieces and
nephews get themselves into messes to be
extricated, directly or indirectly. by Uncle
Andrew With his timely. apt bit of advice
or actual Intervention. The troubles range
from blackmailing scheme engineered by
a discharged sexton which nearly upset the
very young Rev. Arden Garrison, to an
affair with the deviltries of the Ouija board.
whose impish spirits are finally exercised.
1t is entertaining from cover to cover and
the entertainment is of high order.
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has been living among the lumbermen.
in whom the respect and love he tn
spires is tremendous. And in a lumber
camp Father Adam finds Bull Sternford.
the man he has long sought for Sachigo.
Father Adam sends Bull to Bat Harker
with instructions that this is the man he
has found to lead in the fight against
Scandinavia
The combination of Bat Harker and Bun
Sternford makes itself felt. Hellbeam and
his associates try in vain to buy the
Sachigo mills. The struggle for supremacy
in the wood pulp industry continues. and
one of Scandinavian readers is Nancy
Mcdonald, Leslie Standings stepdaugh-
Continued on FoIloaoino Page.
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New Fiction

have gained by some Qualification, as
whole, though the individual figures stand
out clearly enough.
1t is in part, study of Compartments;
of young man who somehow doesn't fit
into the accepted pattern of things, and
of girl who suffers from the disilluson-
ments of experience. Joe Hooper was of
distinctly Southern type, tall, gangly and
very dark, with general air of
inertness that always misleads the
stranger" He was "a when circumstances
pitchforked him into Louisville and a job
with a pillow manufacturing company.
Then came the war, as a pleasant inter-
mission, but it did not take him overseas
When the story opens he is back at work
in Louisville. and trying to. find himself
He resisted fusion and escaped oppor-
tunity." He drifts from one thing to an
other but does not find happy level.
Mary Louise is also something of rebel
She, too, is trying to find the right road
to happy usefulness. and finds trouble in
the search Each goes through various
trials, including love affairs that bring
some enlightenment but no solid conclu-
sion. She tries running tea room, and
succeeds for while. but finally goes back
to the old village life. The story leaves
Joe and Mary Louise in sight of one an
other but still rather up in the air"
The book has the pessimism of youth.
1T just seems as if the hand of Fate was
stretching out over this place." says Mary
Louise, at crisis, reaching down over
rs 1t makes no difference what we do
we're helpless-all of u.s. Finally she
reaches the conclusion
Life, after all, was but one shrewd
bargain; success a process of getting
more than one gave; the survivors,
shrewd bargainers, shouldering, edging
and the others-creatures like
Joe-going without and suffering dis
credit. Militant, her spirit rose in re-
volt. Was there no escape from the
dilemma?
One may feel sure that, eventually, these
youthful adventures viii find a way out OF
the diemma-or. at least. modus vivendi.
In the meantime few writer's have given
a better idea of the very modern forms Of
that age old dilemma than this new ar
rival
The minor folk of the story are all adj
mirable; the negroes. from Zeke the pros
porous. to his infant. Nausea Ezekiel poor
old Uncle Bushrod, who is also misfit and
comes to a tragic end. and many others
The character drawing is excellent; so
good that one wishes the various figures
could have been taught to perform a little
better together. But it remains a notable
book.
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THE MAN IN THE TWILIGHT BY Ridge
will Cullum G. P. Putnam's Sons.
A FIERCE struggle for control of the
~ Canadian wood pulp industry is at
hand. On the one hand is the
powerful Scandinavia corporation, headed
by the Swedish financier Hellbeam and
his assistant, Peterman. Hellbeam hates
Leslie Standing, the head Of the Sachigo
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THE CHAIN. BY Charles Hanson Towne.
G. p. Putnam's Sons

lI1E PROFESSIONALLY literary WOTlu is a
dangerous field for the novelist;
only shade less dangerous than
the impossible realm of newspaper land.
To make hero of a poet is all very well
but when the poet turns into an editor
and magnate among contributors" there
is pretty sure to be trouble. The reaso
for it is not obvious, but somehow there
is apt to be an unhappy artificiality about
it. As matter of fact. in real life the
great editor is usually an entirely normal
human being, hardly distinguishable from
the lawyer or business man; but when he
gets into fiction he becomes translated
sometimes after the manner of Bottom
Thus it was a bold experiment for even so
skilled and experienced a writer (and
EDITOR as Mr.. Towne to venture upon a
ably successful, but has not wholly escaped
the curse. Nevertheless it is good sto.
with very many bright spots and some
remarkably good things about it.
Perhaps it is part of the working of
the hereinbefore mentioned curse that the
first third of the book, dealing with his
hero's early experiences, his life in Brook
York, is far and away better than the rest
of it. In Part l, 1.-THE Outskirts" (Which
means a Brooklyn lodging house on South
Portland avenue and a boarding house on
Hanson place in the late '90s), the thing
is done to the life. Mr.. Towne is at his
best in such sketches as those of tn
department store floorwalker of the lady
who read the novels by r. w. Chambers.
OF the landlady and the rest of them.
His hero, John Darrow, the unsophisticated
country youth who has come to New York
to become a subeditor on The LADIES' Ban
ner at SIS a week, fits nicely into this
society and the whole thing functions to
perfection. But when We meet him five
years later. as the young editor of new
and dignified periodical, and something of
a lion in professionally literary society. h,
roars more like such menagerie specimen
than as a man.
From that point on the plot runs along
rot unfamiliar lines. Darrow falls in love
with 4 tricky English actress, and doesn't
get on with the business manager of the
magazine-who is a scheming reptile, as
the business manager of magazine must
be in fiction. Eventually he finds the right
lady and retires to the country, leaving
the magazine treadmill, to commit a mas
terpiece of his own.
There are, however, number of very
interesting people among those present:
the drunk and disorderly poet. Shaftes-
bury; pathetic Elsie Triggert, the middle
aged artist with a maternal heart, and a
number OF others. all of whom are very
well worth while. And Mr.. Towne knows
his stage setting; his loving references to
the vanished Cafe Martin. the Brevoort.
Brownies Chop House and other haunts
now merely memories or painfully trans
mogrifed. move one to tears of recollection.
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STUMBLE BY George Looms. Doubleday,
Page & Co.
" HIS is a book which it is difficult to
appraise fairly in a necessarily brief
review 1t is The work of a newly
arrived writer obviously of the younger
generation and there is even certain
feminine quality in the whole that sug-
gests suspicion of pseudonym. 1t is deli
cately, subtly conceived, but not wholly
successful in execution, though there are
so many fine things about 1t that one pre-
fers to dwell on its good qualities. 1t
leaves an impressionistic picture on the
readers mind and feeling that it would
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Eve don't knoW Of book 1922 that sue hare read
nth genuine pleasure, satisfaction and benefit"
San Francisco Bulletin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Solicit ~SeiertaeserMbc.

Mifolaus Dieoerids, tpelber bor
llen13ebn Sabren fem Setm bon
5teartls @pnntp mad Canada Der.
legte 1nb in 6ieiem @ountn liebe Ser.
lpdnoftet nn0 Srellnbe 5uriidflliieB, ldBt
III folgenbem All uns geri9teten S6rei
ben ao1,ts gbipn1an, Mlferta, ganaSa,
bon Iih b6i;ren: 8ir baben felt Mn.
fung DECEMBER reht faltes 8etttcr
l,no einen Bon 5bnee Gle grnte
nor mittelmdBig, CONNER un6 Serbit
1naren troden. Simmer .ptr0 SAher
idlled)te 2eiten eeffagt. N1s ih re!n
'leil1 Hie1 nl1ffdlug. m13te man bas
Ntt:s.Sss 5 big s.. Af;;:..en melt gu
Marfte brtngen nitb befam ntdt biel.
SSn gbipman baben mir lett flint @la-
M1toren, cine 6rei Stod bobe Mabl-
niible, bie balls Gag I'M, Nadt IN gaep-
trieb III, 5pei 2l1mbers Smbs, flint
s0eidyqftsplaN, Sbmieoll, Mn4omobil.
tSbnps, Iletfderlaben. anei 9otels,
8anf nnG @rl1roeigelhnmsgeibaft,
grobes 5dulba1s, bret airfen, slpei
MeiteltrontS, 8iuar6gaue II. I. 10.
9 es3nfrte0enbeit febft Dem Wen1a>>:n
Atlit5ntage bielfob. Sun m:;ni9e ID
Tuh ;lnen, gsr1pan5ten ,trr 9efnnn.
tell 1ebt frGbIide @e!Enndten ms
ein aliidieltges Neues Safr:
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5auf Rapios.

Nrou garI Mupllsfi, sic ipabreno
90 ssabren All ben @irgerinnea bon
8enton gountp aGblte un6 felt ben
Ietten brei Sabren if: Seim in Sauf
8aptbs bette, itarb letten Samstag-
morqen an einem S~er3leiben, bon
SEM Il eieit Sen lebten SSnbren ge-
ploqt tuor. Sic m11rbe IN 9e1tih-
.Iau6 geborer un0 erreid1te bag glitter
bon So Sabren. alS iurtges Mtaodett
fom lie in 1ieies 2anb 1tn6 betpob1te
leit ibrer 8erbeirat,,ng Biz Dor bret
ssabren cine 6nrm 1T @ilntat1. Wt1t
sem @atten betrnltertt flint &i1ber
ibren Singang. @ontognn6mittag
ion0 Sic 8eeroigr1ng bon Ser 6entih.
IutheriIhen @irde n1ts muf Dem Sa1if
&apiSs BrteMof taH.
Gurl4gtarf BON bier, melder lebte11
september m6bren0 zines BetpiHers
bonn glib getroffen murbe nro
feitoem Elm Iabnres &1ie- gu
be6al1er11 bot, erbielt n11nn1ebr
i'm Qrcisgeridt 81t ct. @lon6 $4,000
.oIs @dmer5ensgelo 5ltgeiprodJen.
.Mit Sem @ad8dblen ser 5ttmm,
settttepl, Sic Bel Ser NopembertpaM fllr
is. So. Mopmnn inns @eorg Boo0of,
beioe @nnoi6oten fir bas nnterba11s
ser 2egislatur, obgegebet1 m1roen,
1T sic 8entonyg onntp- 8eb0r6e fer
ttg gemoroen, nn6 6ieie &onteitangele-
qenbeit mir6 n11nmebr 6em Diftrtfts<
qeridt gum @ntfdetb iiberlaiien tper-
Sen. 8obrideinlib miro aretsri9<
terSobm u. Moeier bas entfdeioer1oe
Wort at iprefen bnbe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

9 E 10 s. Sauptma1ln 0ai.
balic fauft iid Elm Nfero. 9a er
aber tein beionberer Meiter III, frngt
er ben GAMBLER ausoriidlib, ob Der
@anl niht bie1eibt fur6tfam iet.
rGurdtiam?~ iagt 9err Mabenitein
gara entriiitet. Meb Selo, Jag ih
SSbbr1e1L Is Der Baul, Serr Sallpt,
mann.
8ein erIte11 Musritt log Der
9auptma,1r III ben Dred, 6en1 6as
Hfer6 i6eute Dor ieoem S9otter.
baufen. s
@ott", peranttportet fid Serr Sra.
benItein, als i'm &auptma1n Miba.
lie oespegen interpelliert, siolang'
tb 6as 3ferb gebabt bab' Is es nig
e biiiel fur6tiam getpeie11. Bit sc,
SEER &nlptmannl Drei ga113e $50.
den is er geitanben in mein Stan
-ga,,5 allan! Nir d biiiel Fat CT i9
gefirht'tlsa
BoSbaft. &ubfdes Mdb.
den: Mein Brd11tigam meinte, th
bette auf benz geitrigen 8aue nit
meiner @obe ben gogel abgeidoi.
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Sreun6in (neioii9): SEA ia, etpag
beridoiien lab lie ia aud aust
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81 I'd & ne GrfIarung q.
Ser 2ebrer er3dblt bic Gefdidte
bon Der Safobsleiter. ga erbebt
iid eil1 Heil1er ,3tpeifler uno fragt,
pnrum benn Die gngel eine Setter
gebraudtten, ID tie bod GIiigel b1dt.
ten. nm IN ben Sinmel 81 fliegen.
Noh ebe Der 2ebrer cine MnttDort
gebe1 fn11r, ruff Elm a1berer: .Sip
merben pobl gerabe Ger1aiiet ia.
|benl"
-. MeinfaII. Ser erite SEQ.
Observation-Disclosures oeg StGot9dets
|itarb NIT einige11 Rl,116en III Der Cir
|oeg 2ober1s. Sie unterbielten tb
|iiber manderlei u116 fdlieBIi6 aud
|iber ben tpu1oerbaret1 Eaitft11r Der
8linoer. @i1er tpoQte 1i1t 70 redl
=baror1 gIa11be11. So tam tpie gerlt-
fen eir alter bIiroer Matu norbei,
Der in Der Mn9baribaft tDobnte. Sic
glei@ .eirrnal cine Strobe
.an3uiteMen uro riefen ben alten
Mann berein. Mat1 legte i'm cine
Seize &o95uder Dor unb Bat i'm,
5u fIblen, mas es iei.
Ser 8linbe lieB bte @0rnAen
bur9 oie Singer gletten uno et1t.
.idieb 6antt obne 86gern: .Sanol1
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5duf Centre

SSrau 8. 8, gogel hot iib porlet-
ten Sreitag nad Mleyanoria begeben,
100 tie mebrere Gage BET Der Srali
2poia 6oslei1t 5u @aite NOR:
Mortba @offmann, tpel9e lid)
%,ui;irbreno ser Iekten @onate bier BET
ibrer s6melter, Srau garl 8al1gb11rn
aufbieIt, lit anfangs lester 8ode nod
ibrem @eim III 8oaubells, sc. 9, 5u-
riifgefebrt.
Wnria 5treit erItattete ibrer in
@lenpoo0 beiddftigten Sdtpel tier
gm1na einen mebrere Sege bmlernoen
8ellh.
SRI. gIiiabetb Miner lit nod etlide
gage tangent @eirde I'M 8eter @obin-
fdons &eim no6 ibreM &eim IN Wel=
role 511riidgefebrt.
8ictorio Meper uno Trau Stepban
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Mal,er aller III ih6ner oelltiher &e.
be Sen ,,euen 8farrer fpilIfonlmen
bieb. ibm sic 2iebe uro Das @ertran,
en- aler periprah i.nb tbnl miinldte,
BOB er red)t lange be, ibnea pertpei.
len m6ge. s3,im Sdluiie merrei6.
te er dis fleines Angebinbe eine1 berr.
liden 5dJaufelitltN.
S. S. Sa,lb mahte anfangs lester
@ode einengelhaftl1d,en 8eiath in
Minneapolis.
6einrib 2embed bon ct. Glol1b,
pelder Ben @roBgeidtporenen I'M 81,
itriftseeridt 5u ct. glcll6 ongeborte,
lit mieoer lit ieinem 8amilienfretie
eingetroffeil.
Wtd1. 8a,ler bon 8ergaS nno 80
cob 8a,.er bon Nortb Dafota ltnO
,tadb einem, ibren bieIigen @ertpar1oten
er1tatteten 5onntagsbefu6 no6 Sou.
lie 5uriidgefebrt.
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Ser Granennamea.

8abrello in 9euti6lano cine
guaenie Miuer, sic einen &uguft
Slider beiratet, ii6 fortan @ugenie
Slider 1lennt ODER aub Gugenie
Slider, geb. Miiler, peribpi1oet
III Granfrei1 uno Spanien NIT benz
Gage Der Sod5eit geieuidaftli6 Der
MGohenname Der Sral. Menn cine
Mmelie Gornet eine11 Mlpbonfe Du'
meniI beiratet, 10 11enrt fie it'd fort.
al Maoame Mpbonie Dumenil.
Mur in l1rfunoen Na{ier1 uim. miro
tie be3eidnet aIs Mnnelie Gornet.
yepouie oe Mpbonie Dur1enil". St
Bolem oagegen bdnat Die @attin
oen1 Ganlilienlamen oeS Wannes
ell d ali. Cine Grdfin atpiledi miro
onr6 Die gbe cine @rafin atpileda,
abnIid nie man III nal1dJen Gegen-
ben in Deutiblano IN B~olfsfreiien
anltatt 5ran Mauer 6te uMaller-
ide" iagE unb 5nr 3eit, oa Sdiaer
uRabaIe ut1b aiebe" ibrieb, Die
godter nnb Die Gra1 zines Mannes
ltat1erg Miler MiQerin" BieB.
Sn Ser Gdpei5 fiigen mande
sSralten benz Gnmilienrame11 hires
Ma1u1es ben ibren an, gum 8eifpiel
Miiner-&r1ofi. greilid geidiebt bas
nun, ipenr Der Nane oer Sra,i nls
alter Natriainername @iidt un6
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st. Nl1arti1l.

Ybilipp 8auidl melder Samstag-
radymittaa bur9 ben 500 bon elmer
1angtpierigen &ranfbeit befreit pl1r-
Sc, 1T Dienitae nod einem pom bodtp
P. g11getr .. g. 9. gefeierte1 Ste
quient al1f benz bieiigen @otesoder
CUR Iesten &ube beitattet. Ser Ser
ltorbene mar 81 Sabre aH, mot
5obn Der 6rnl1 Maria S. Rorih,
bel Ser ct nit einem iiingerea 8r11-
Der auf Der Sarm 1ein Seim batte.
MNeblt bieles betpauern lem 5beiaen
bier 8riiber uro apei 51melfern.
Grau Solepb 8lonigen hereitete'
ben Mitglieoern ser Wiitionsgelen.
ldat Ooneritagnabmittag 1T tbrem
9eim eire l1nterbaltung beim &ar-
tenlpiel, pobei 6ran SEQ S9mt5
lt1to SRI. serena Moa 6te 8reiie er-
bielten. gsab Dem Spiel tpuroe ei11
leidmodpoler Snbis ierbiert.
Mieba1tien bon Garming tpor Wto11-
tag @eiddfte balber in unierer WdH-
te.
Mid. aolb bon Midymono bolf
5amstog Sent Sobam Meiaer beim
Observation-Disclosures aus.
Bilbelm S%iiritetberg bon Vetaer-
bile nabm bier on Sem Begrabn1l1e
oes Nb. &a1ib tell.
SoIepb 8lonigen un6 @attin mo-
rem lesten 5mstug in 8eidaften
1tad) &idpnono.
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matfins.

Ser Gamilie Silt. &beis tp11r6e Elm
qelunbes S6bn6en geborenL tpo5tt
sen gltern in ber5liher Neiie gratn=
1iert rp1troe.
Das atpei Sobre nlte SSdterhen
Ser SomiIie Sobm1n s. Sbeis tulroe
I'M Soipibm 5n 2ihtfielo operiert;;
bic IoIeen Der 0peration laifen ons
@eite boffen.
Mah etride Eoge lnrgem 8einde
.1einer Bier mobnenben g1tern So
bann gtben5u ieiner Mrbeit IN Wirr1e-
.opoIig 5uriidgefebrf. 60
Srn1 81. MeierDofer ~1trter5oa fih
I'M Sofpitol gu 9idtfie6 elmer bon
Dr. Stlrre porgenonrnenen Spera<
tion.
8eter 2ies lit bon Da1lglas, 30.
no er 1pdiiEbren6 ser Son11t1er- 1tno
Serbifmonote beidaffftiiggt tpar, nod
aSauie auriidgefommen.
Sic 6ro11en s. $. Steinfe rnb Mn<
ne Merqen bon G6en @d1lep tnnrer
lebte ISOLDE bier in ser Tanni1ie So
feph 2ies a1t @aife.
g $. Weber erhieIt sic Mahrtm
bonn So6e ieines Meffeu ser in Didp,
81. 9. iein &eim bottle.
Tra1 Trnns @rof eriteattete III
nor Ipttpn Wnhe Observation-Disclosures
gei1td,e in Sen 21pilTinqssiitd6ten.
81. S. Nances miro feline bier 1T
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.gine aTra,1, sic ibrem Mauu at bel'
fen beritebt.

Ser rMati1" er5dblt folgenoeS
polnii9es @ei1iht6en. @i1e8
9lben6s tpdl5te ii6 Elm Ma11 idlaf.
log i'm 8ett ur,o mari fib iel,f5eno
bon Ser einen Seie a1f Die aroere.
n@as bait ou benn2" fragte feline
Srau beiorgt, utoaram idlaft ou
nibt?" nDie 5a9e lit bic" erfldrte
Ser MonL ,oaB i'd morgen mei1em
Nadbar bic fduige Sdulo eritat.
ten. muB, uno nidt einen 8fennig
habe, Inn gu be3ab1en." Dbne elm
@ort gu iageL itano Die Sron onf,
aog ii9 on unb ging fort. Ag 1te
%nie6erfebrte, a%nttportete fie auf Die
Grage, no tie gelueien lei, ~id NOR
beim Nad6ar un6 babe ibm erfldrt,
rab oil oeine S@ulo nidt 3able11
fannlt. 2cg bid nllr rnbig outs
DIR; lett lift er es, Der 1idt idla'
fen fam"
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t5dhparabauer npare,t Mitte letter
,@ode il GeidJdften nad ben 3tptl-
sli~nasltdbten.
Sri. Minnie @agpiler BON 8rat1-
bpn erfreute lire bier mobnenoe
Srennhim 9lipa Nobiidon NIT Be
JUDI.
8all Se0in BON 2obert1tn, cost.
Canada, traf Meitte letter Bode bier
ell ,luo Mrs iiber sic 8eiertage ieire
bier lpobneatbe Ml1tter, Sraal Soa
Se6in, nit ieiner @egentport erfrel1.
Ell.
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aftbtrfbforit If falta.
81. steininek niu1n1t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eines INSTRUMENTATION Telbes an.

ST. Gteintnek nimu1t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zines eleftromagnetiiden Geloes an.
aae Die bielen @iBbegierigen, tpel.
DIE fib IN ben Iekten Snbren 6ur6
eiiriges stuoi,lm NIT Der Ebeorie
Der Maoiotelepbotie bertra,t 81 mo.
den iudten, glaubten ben Mdnnern
Der 8iffenidaft, nelde iagten. oab
Der Metber ons WitteI Der 11eber.
tragung Der Ma6ioneller iei.
Nl0bIib itebt nun Or. CHARLES
IS. 5tein1neB, Der 9beringe11ieur oer
General electric COMPANY in
Sbenectnop, 50. S.. r1b elm beoell.
TENDER 8bDiifer, nit Der grfldrung
auf, bnB Der 10 DieI beiprodene
Metber einfa1 gar nibt borbmoen
mare. ST. Steinmeb ipeiit oaranf
bin, 6ab bie @eoanfen Der Menid.
belt felt Sabren auf cine beltimmte
8euenform geri6tet iparen, uelde
bur9 Die 8etuegungen zines elaiti.
idben Mebiums, nie 8. g. 0eS Baf-
iers uno Der 2uf, entitirben.
Sn uebereinitimmuug nit 1ieier
Melenform bat fib uenigitens III
ser bolfstimliden Muffailung Der
@ebmfe Der Naoiotpellen gebil6et,
bei Der Der Metber als elaitiides see.
oium af1genommer iuurbe. Dime tie
fer auf bie miiienfhaftliden 81.
orterungen bes @elebrten ein5ngeben,
m1B geiagt neroen, onB ST. Stei1.
met feline Muslegungen 1abin at.
iamrnenfaBt, bob bic 4etbertbeorie
at 6er faliden Auffaiiung elmer 8el'
lenbelpegnng a4erfteiniter Maiie1t'
teilden gefubrt ba.
SIN @ioeriprub 5u Der aetbers
Meorie nimmt 9r Steinmeb a11.
DOB oas ga15e @eltan Elm 9roBes
elfetromagnetii9es Sel6 iei. Sic
iogenannten @enen, glidgMHig Oh
eS nun 2idt, 8Grme ODER Gleftro.
magnetismus tit, fino nod iei1er
grfI6rurg nidts neiter aIs S6pin'
gunge11; cine 3u1abne ODER 4bnab.
me eleftriider BltIfierungen IN bic
lem Sel6e.
uglaes, mas mir in 6ieier 8elt
fenner," iagt Dr. 5teinmes, lift
omr4 uniere Gimme ipabrnebmbar.
- y - . WYE N----
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

- IS lie er's auffnBt. 3id,
ter: Sie bebaupten 5tuar, bon benz
Meoafteur beleioigt noroen 5u fem,
oas gibt Sbnen aber bod niAt oas
Mebt, Sen Monn IN Der Mebaftion
auf3uiu1en nnb at iblngen. Wie
fame1 sic ba5n2
Mngeflogter: Sdd bate Die 5abe
3tpar idon meinem Nntnnlt iiberge-
ben aber % las ib in Dem 0!atte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

|meI9es Der alager bertritt, es mir.
ben MIR Original 8eitr6ge at1ge.
nommen, u1o 10 bin ih bait hinge.
gnngen.
- Mng Ser Sbule. 2eb.
rer:: 8aru11 liefen Mon1n un6 @pa,
ais fie bon ben Grubten gegeiIer.
|batten, ins @ebMf9?
9Gns1e11: Sic batten Iib ieoen-
ians ben Magen ber6orbeal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
!. DaS gr6bebe n.

- Das @r6beben. Cine
alte Dame, 0ie init ibrem @attea
Den @ilterr IN SSapan Derlebt bette,
muroe gefragt, Oh tie bort Elm gro.
6eben erlebt bate. nsSSapobl" er.
tpioerte iie, uuno i6 babe mid iebr
oariiber gefreut, oenn eS mar lett
ultnIiie.rrterr 8%erbeiratung Die erite nnan-
1ebmlibfeit Sic metn Meam nibt
MIR in sic 5dube geidoben batl1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
STREET. bel Ger Ghronreoe.

~. Sea. Ser MbibluB
Der Iag1lng bes briti1den Narlo-
ments am 5reitag, begin. feline Ser
tagurrg bis IS. gebruar mar INFO,
fern bearerfenstpert, als Die Inter
ba11smitglisber bon Der WrBeiter.
partei, 1ad6em lie einen htr5er1 per'
gebIihen 8erlub ge1nadf batten bie
8ertagung gu b%intertreiben, iolange
nidt Mbbiafe gegen Die Nrbeitslo-
iigfeit gefdofen lei, ii6 tpeigerten,
nit in Sen Sibnngsinal bes Sber.
houies gu geben, no sic Eronreoe
oes R0nigs perleien m1troe, Die bauppt=s
=fadlib Sic Nottpen0igfeit mirtidnft=
liden Wieoeraufba1ls betonte nebri-
gems bate hprber Mi1li1ferpraiioent
sGonor Gam int narnen Ser 8egie-
rrnq. 6as 8eripred)en gegeben, bob
Iofort MoBnqbmen geget Die Dir
beitSlpiigfeit in g%rtpdbn1tng 5ieberl
mer0e.
Cine SiBnng Oes Berbar1os DER
National l1nioni1ten an Sreitag.
1rudmitrg bradte bas infereila11te
i5@oulpieL BOB 9nop Mitor, Wfit-
Jglie6 oes Narlatnents, BON tbren
eigenet1 Gorteiget1oiien, 6eren Mib-
faGen fie lih ii elmer Nebe 5n5og,
5mieoerbolt nieoergebriinf lno ibr
Ger Sat gegeben tp1r6e, nod Mr1e-
RIGA 51riiiidfaugefben, no iie bergefom-
men lei.
Lilliputian Mixed Candy for the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
Eatiae un0 Iei1en1e

- Eafige un0 IeI6en0e
Gorm. 2ebrer: 9u, &lal1s, tDe1,t
i1 iage:: Ser @ater iegnete fet1te
ieds &inber, 1T 6ns bic tatige ooer
Die leiben6e Gorm2
@lals: Das 1T Die tatige 6or1nl
2ebrer: ridtigl nno uie betBt
nun Sic Iei6er6e Gorm2
&lous: Ser @oter muroe NIT feds
|@inoern geiegnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

The whole family likes the quality
of candies we make. Beckers.-Adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

Lilliputian Mixed Candy for the
Christmas Shoppers at Beckers.-Add1,v.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

Ribbon Candy at Beckers.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
A LENGTHY TITLE.

LONDON. April 15.-The revenue
Offices in town of North Bone MIA
have appointed an official whose
title in German is ''lebensmittelzu,
schlusseinstsllungslSomlssions YER
Observation-Disclosures deputy
president OF the food rationing Wind.
ing up commission.