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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-08
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
st Qnthony.

Soul Snno nno @nttin bon Mortb
9afota erfreuten I'M 2aufe bergange-
rter ISOLDE 6ie bier mobner6e 6anilie
Nifolaus Sano nit Befn9.
Setnrid &ider berinn6te CONNER
1tog b%erfloiiener Bode cine Gifen=
babntpagenlao11ng gemiidtes Bieb
mad Sio-Gt. Soul.
Hu6olpb &nops bon Greeport ge=
nos Die Gonntagsfrel1oen bier an ser
Seite feiner @ltern.
Ni6. Gnnb mar nnfangs bertpide=
ner ISOLDE in @eiddften nod ser
@orntD-Snuptlta6t.
Sobann SOP, Sra1 rr6 5obne ST.
bert uno Stepban un0 Go9ter Goia
eritatteten 9ienitag Iebter @ode ber-
tpanbt- nn6 freunoidaftli9e 8eiude
in ct. CLOUD.
SoieW S9neioer bon Mlbanp IieB
fd zines Cages b%ergangener ISOLDE
bon ieinen bieiigen 8efannter begri-
Ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

Maitte letter ISOLDE bon elmer mil fei-
ner garniiIe nod Stnsfa Start per
Anto gernad)ter grbolungstour tpie-
Der oabeim e%ingetroffen.
Nad mebrere Boden langem 8e-
n1de Bel ibrer in 8arfatp, 81. 81,
Inobnenoen 9ohter nnb Bel nnoerefl
gertpanoten 1T Srau g. Sanien III
.gegleitung hires Sobnes Saeob pie-
Ser nad] 5allf Centre 5uriifgefebrt.
@eorg 8orgmattn, @attin nro
Sodter Nita tnare11 in 8egleitung ser
STRAIT Sarrp 5dmiot etli6e Sage BEL
6renn0en in Minreapolis at 8eiud.
Nad mebrere Gage lnngem 8eiu-
DIE in Minrreapolis fins 6rou g. g.
Smien, 5obn 2oren5 unb Eo6ter
.gltiabetb tpieoer 6abeim eingetroffen.
6amilie g. S. S9mio trof en-
Sc Ietter Bode bon Chicago bier, Elm
un6 miro iid mebrere 8oder
i'm Observation-Disclosures &teife aufbal-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
st. francis.

Ben. S. Sften6orf Derfaufte feline
1nlpeit bon bier geleger1e, 80 Mder
umfaefinbe 6arm bem Glemens@amp=
len bon Melroie. gr bat feline Sous
gerate bereits an ietnen 11euen BlaB
gebradt, Sen er iofort bearbeiten
miro. Sofepb seifert> 5rau uno
Sodter bon 2ittle SaIs, Sri. Mrna
9ebler bon 8udma1t4uno oie 6amilie
Sofepb 9ortid bon ct. MntbonD MOI
rem arn Sonntag bier in ser 5omiIie
Gonaro 9ortfd 5u @afte.
9ie meiffen iener 5arn1er oieler
8egeno, tuelde lebtbin bonn 9agel
beimgeiudt mur6en u116 ibrer grn=
ten total berlufig gingen, baben be-
oanernstperter Beiie einen boaltdn-
oigen Berluit 5u beflngen, ga oemlel=
ben feline 8eriiderung entgegenitebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
5duf RAPIDS.

SIM Sitter bon 70 Sabren lit Cont
itagabeno in ibrem Seim nabe SoleD
|6rau 2ouis 2attereu, 6ie 81 Sabre
lang 5u Sen 8urgerinnen bon5tearns
gountp 5dblte, ourd ben 500 IN Die
|gmigfeit entfiibrt Dor6en. Sn 1865
fam fie bon Seem Dorf nad 81. Glou0,
fie franfeIte anei Monate als 6olge
Ser sSSnfIuer3a. Gor 5ebn Sabren ging
ibr Ser @atte in oie gtutgfeh boran.
eff &in6er, sic in GoleD ibr Seim ba=
ben, betra,eern ibren Singang. Won=
tagmorgen fano nad einem IN Der ct.
Eatrids Stride 5u ct. Batrif bonn
bodap. @errn @elp gefeterten Ste
quiem a1f SEM 6ortigen @otesader
sic 8eerotgung ltatt.
Sic aaerbeiten 8orbereitungen fir
sic gento11 County Sair, (Sanf Ha-
piosz5t. gIoub), neroen %getroffen,
nno Sic gerunitalter oerielben ieben
elmer bor5iigliden MusIfellung rein=
ro7ger 8ferbe un6 @efligel, fir 6ie
%nobmbafte 8reiie ousgelebt iinb, ent-
gegen. Gin rei6baltiges Hrogramm
lit fir oie Mnsfenungstnge bonn 25.
Bis 81. Mltglft eingeidloiien, emit
morfen, uno an Bergniigen a1er nrb
Ser beften Dirt miro es Sen 8eiubern
ni6t mongeIn. &c gebt 6os 8eifre-
BEN ser Mffoctation 6abin, ser otes-
iGbrigen Gair onr9 beionbere Mttraff=
tionen einen groBartigen Grfolg 5u
fihern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Rofpiue.

Sic relte @obnnrg, sic Seinrid
Mein5 erridten Idbt, gebt ibrer 8ol'
lenoung 5u. aud 1T bie Mrbeit an
ser 11el,en Heiioena oes 8anffaIiierers
is. s. gidboff I'M bonen @ange, pte
sizes oud BEL oem Neuba11; BEN Geo.
8eismann aufidlogen ldBt, Der san
lit. Mnoere 8erbeiiertneen unierer
|Ortidoft meroen ~getroffen, oemra6
Rodpile Dor ginttitt oes @inters
elm ne1,es gilo entfalter miro.
Sic Blumbierarbeit I'M oote Gin.
iteIrng ser Seiaung in Ben rrelten Sc.
b6aoen mie auh in 6em neuen Hfarr=
huuIe, oas Die @emeinbe bot errid-
ten laiien, miro bon g. g. Eblepien
BON hter beiorgt.
Sos. Stein ~eritattete ieinem IN
Hipeitone pobnen6en 8ruoer Gaapar
paren mebrtdgigen 8eiu9.
6rau Mnbreas @eismann nn6
Sodter 9iloegar6 nebit oen @eidmi-
tern Matbiloa, CLARA un0 8eronica
@eismann nnb gilbert 8eismann Be-
l11dten tpGbreno ser leBten @ode 8e=
mioii uno Stasfa Harf.
SRI Selena Glarf, Sodter 6es
.Sobn glarf, miro iid ont 9. Muguit
BON Sobn 5rieie, tpelder Ser 2ebr-
trait Ser Sednical Sodidule in: ct.
@louo angeb0rt, als 8raut gum
Srauoltare fiibren lalien.
Matbias @olter, melder in Iebter
3eit ihlimm erfranft tpar, f6eint iid
alf Dem 8ege Der 8eiferung at Be-
finSen; au9 1T Mi9. @ar6ing nod
INNER ol1f ste &ranfenihtbe ange=
tpieien.
SRI 8eronica 8etsmann bielt it9
i'm sSreun6esfreiie at Staples etlide
Eoge beiudsmeiie atf, rro SRI. Sbe=
reiia &auf6 erltattete in g6gelp, 81.
9, nobnenoen 8ertpan6ten einen
ld1geren 8eiu6.
5. S. 81. Sbeiien lit bon ieiner
@attin nit etnem ber5igen Wd06en
bei6e11ft tpor6en ,tpo5u BEN begludten
@ltern bielieitige @ratulatio1en 5u=
gingen.
Sobn Glarf lit abermaIs NIT einem
groBen &ontraft fir Elm ct. 8aul &C.
ba1toe fetraut tDoroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

ieine gflidten al1sfubrte, Bot fi9 aaat
leines Caters sGarm 5uridgeaoget1 lir1o
miro lid) ipieoer,lm Der 2a1omirtld,aft
lpiDmer.
Sobann 6%iiritenberg n1o 6rali Don
ct. ssolepb maren 5onntagsgalte Der
bier mobne11oen Samilie 8ilb. 30
idoa, un0 Sobann Doa BON 8oipl1is
lprad 5onntog bier I'M S%reunoess
frei1e Dor.
Sic neue ct. Martm Staatsbam
ltebt IN ibrer 8oaenol1ng %, urto ote
MISUNDERSTANDING muroe lesten Grel-
tag I'M rrel1en @e6drl0e ~anfgelteat.
Srona sa5I ldBt mlf ieiner bret
Meilen bon bier gelegenen 5arm ei-
men ne1ter 5tnu erri6ten.
sssobn Monolod mobnte Dem Dien-
ltaa in Mlbanp ftattgefunoenen Be
ardbniiie bes ertrl1nfenen George
SuEQeIeI II. uEt.
6amilie Soiepb Sdbn mar Counting
in Ser Seinrid SdbnS 6amilie du
@Gfte.
E6eooor Sores lit mad ldngerem
8eiuhe lebte ISOLDE na6 ietnem 9elH1
in 8isbee, 81. g., 5nriidgefebrt.
SoIepb 8lonigen nnb 5ral neblt
2aura 8lonigen begaben lid nad)
2aitrl1p, Minn., at fur5em 8ei1he.
5ra1 SOL. 6dbn lit bon ibrem 5tpet
@oden langen 8eiude BET Sertpano-
ten in Gallo, g. g., 5uridgefebrt.
Srau 9ouis 411ng eritattet IN Sn=
perior, @is., pertpanotidoftlide Be-
iu9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
8. 2lusnit, 1922

nebrere Gage beiudstpetIe bier m
$. M. 8asgoners Seim anf.
ganr. @end perlanbte cine gtler'
babnmaaenlaoung @iienDaaren mad
5eiuem r,euen 8eiddft IN Guthrie
Minn.
Strait Go. @urlt nnb Eodter Goitt
fms bon Moorbeao, no lie Der Sdfpe'
fter uuo Sante. 6rat 8ollter elmer
mebrtrodigen geiad erItatteten. nod
Solie s~11riidgefebrt.
SRI. Margaretha 4beln, melde IT,
re SafanS bier BEL Sen Gltert Der.
bradte. lit 9ienitas letter 8ode gu
ibrer arbeit in Minneapolis 5ltrltf-
eefehrt.
fsrI. gIilie 8ottger, Die iib bier adt
Gaze an Ser Settle ihrer Mlltter, Srar
Serbia R0ttger aufhielt, tit anfongs
lester @ohe uieOer nah Minneapo-
liz ~abgereilt.
SrI. gurelia @%iuenbring 1T bon
Solninefprb, mo- fe mebrere Gage bel
Gernanoten perbradte, babeim einge=
troffen uno begab iid Mite lester
@odJe s1 mebrtdgteem geiud nad
Ser 8apitolitaot.
Seq 8elte, Stationsagent IN 8elt
Union, unb @attin maren borlebten
Gienitag bier I'M 8erpanbtens unO
Sreunoesfreiie at @aIte.
SRI. Mnnn Setter erlit beiuG
stnrs aus einem Gefdbrt einen @rm-
hrud uno befinbet ith iest unter dr5t=
Iidler 9ebanolune IN ertrdglidem gu
1tanO.
Seinrid S. soler, Gottin uno
Sodter Mar5plin bon Mtnneapolis
trofen per Iutomo6il bier 5t geIud
ser Mih. Sammers Samilte Elm.
Sodm. Serr DIT bon. 6orbolm, g.
g., bielt iid bter mebrere Sage be-
iudspeile in ser Samilie Meidael
Samuers aus; ard mar bas Cite
ponr Sobn @ruber bon Sorbolm
beim Midy. Sommer, 0em 8oter Der
6rnlt @ruber, at 8efud].
SIZE gbepoore Suit 8olter bon
grospns golIeD, Mi11n., un6 &arI
@oIter bon Smaba, Neb., erfreuten
fir einige Gage Ste bier tpobnenoe
Somi(ie 81. 90. lttedt nit 8eiud.
5einri6 M%iboenoorf reiite Mitte
Iester ISOLDE nad Singal, g. g., no
er ouf ldngere 3ett Arbeit at finoen
hofft.
SRI. Maria @r1ber Srances Spen=
boner, Seem @epanot unb Mnnn 8il=
Iirgrano pon ct. Saul genoifen auf
etIide Gage bas id0ne Sommerper-
sniigen I'M Seioens 5ommerba1ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

Sc ser begliidteu gItern fuad5iert uno
gebeiben!
@eldpiiter 8ettp, 5tloegarb nno
@ilbelm Silger berbradten Sic gno.
tage berflofe1,er 8ode IN ben 3tpil.
lingsId0ten.
8infielb E1trner 1r0 Sran, 8il-
belm r11b @eorg Gurner bon Min.
nsapolis naren bier Sonntag SIT Be
Iudl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
St. u1drtin.

SodmTter Serr Mbt Nlcuin
9eutid 8. g. g., bon Ser ct. So
bonnes Mtei, eritattete zines So
ges bergongener ISOLDE Dem bodm.
P. gugen, 3. g. g., einen frel1nb=
idoftlid3en 8efu6.
Mit bem &oggenbreiden 1T in Die
Ter l1mgegeno Ser anfang gemadt
norcen, un6 sos 6abet er5ielte Grn=
teergebnis fat 3ufrie0enbeit gegeben.
Sen. 9oden, tpelder ldngere Set
IN Eihmonb als 8erfh0nerunqsrat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Roscoe.

SRI. Mnno @ets bon Sifeton, g.
g., bielt fid bier BEL g%ertpanoten
mebrere Gage beiudsmeiie atf.
Gonroo Gauer BON ct. Gloub er=
freute 9ienftag lebter 8ode bieiige
gertpanoten nit 8eiud.
Sobonn @an8er mar zines Cages
bergongerter 8ode @eiddfte balber
in @inmar.
Mat1. @iliams bon Winerbiae
mar Sonntag bier i'm Sofepb Sdmtb
Seim su @aife.
Sn Ser Gmilie @ilbelm Sod
fanb Elm iframmes S0bnden uiafom=
meme Mufnabme. Woge es CUR Sreu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Sim ebrlide SinSerin.

Sin 5nr Meiie in Sranffurt Dei-
LENDER amerifaniider gir1fd1lfer Der-
Tor feline 9rieftaibe nit 5000 Col
lars unO cine 5rali Iieferte lie aui
oem Holiseiarnt nb. Ser Der
slierer Bot Ser Jrau cine bobe Be
lobnlrrlg an, Die 0ieie aber ablebnte
ntlo sen Gc;d,dftgmnnn Inn cine
Anlteuung fir ihrer Mann bat.
Derg9uniA nltroe erfiiIlt uno Der
gatte Der ebrlihen Ginoerin miro
III aiiiir5e r1nh al1lerifa nberiieoeIn,
nm iieille neue SteIuna artsutreten-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
St. QichoIas

a
8bilipp Ebuu BON GoIo Sprinq iii
nit ieiner Mrbeitsidaft nit ser Mr=
belt an einem r1euerr 6ton oes Soiepb
|&udele, melder ienes @ebduoe, 6as
unldngit BON einem 8irbeIiturm meg
gefegt puroe, fertig %gemoroen, benz.
nad 5amilie &ii9le SEN ibr ourd5
nntDetter en%titanoenen 8erImit info
nett beridmer5ert miro, als iie Sen
SeiI ibrer @rnte, ser ibr nod ge=
blteben, nnter 9u9 un6 Sad unter=
bringen fann.
SRI. &atbarina Sirens, meIde oern
bodp. Rfarrer 9de1er Sen SaugbaIt
fn6rt, unter3og ii6 am Dienitag lek-
ter ISOLDE I'M ct. &apbneI's @ospitaI
gu ct. GIou6 elmer @alsoperation.
Sbre Sdtpeiter, SRI. Noia Mrens BON
Melroie, meIbe ibr adt Sdge lang
int Sausbalt Musbiilfe %leiitete, 1T an
Sonntagnadmittag nod Snl1ie a,t.'
riidgefebrt.
5amtlie Soiepb &orte begab iid
Waontog per Nuto nad MlbanD at Sc.
iud Ser @ltern Ser Gran &orte, Seir-
rid StlDers unD Srnu.
Sri. Sufanna Rauid mar @onr-
|tagsgaif Der Gamilie Sobann 5aber.
5ofepb 5dnarb bot feline 3refd-
madeline Ser notpen6ige1t MusbeTer-
ltng unter5ogen 1tnb lit ieBt fir sic
Dreiderarbeit borgefeben.
5al1lftor1. GlDoe Gba1nbers,
tDelfer an 5reitag I'M Diitriiftsgeridt
bier fhuloig befunOen Dorben mar,
Miliam Monroe ertnorDet gu baben,
tprroe an gan1ftag GIT IebensldngIi-
der 3udtbausitrafe perurteilt. 9ie
Sat tpur6e nod ei11em @ortftrett Be-
gangen ii tpeld)em Wonroe gbam-
bers beidulotgt baben foa, NIT ieiner
8att1n 1tttlt1en gerfebr gepflogen at
baden.
Mrteiia11. Die @ebdl6e Ser sa11-
born County Gair Nifoeiotion ii Hl1g-
tin 9arf tpltroer1 ourd ben gberiff
.6HentIih periteigert nnb bradjten
$4,000 Elm, gegen $4,000, Die man er-
tuarfete. Gle Mifociation gob Sic Mlts-
ftellllng altf neif berfeIben fein SSrte-
refiie enttgegengebradt Durbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
6dnf Centre.

S. g. g60nboff bot feinen Sc
iddftspIak an Matn StraBe nad I'M
men nrto a1tBer be6euten6en gerbefIe=
r1trgen n~nter5ieben laI1en. Ct 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Die &orbeoingnns aler Eroiperitat.

Die SDrbeDtng1tng aler YrD1qerttaf.
Brdiioent Saroing bat on BEN lei
tenoen Gireftor Der 8ar 5inance
Corporation cine 3uidrift geridtet,
Die auf ale &la1ieu Deg aruerifani=
Iden 8olfes gleid berubigeno mir
fen muB. Ser 8raiioent fniipft an
Sic 3eiden Ser 8eliernng an, Die
iid in Ser Gage oes 5armeritan0es
bemerfbar 5u mad]en beginner, nno
neiIt nit Heht oaraltf bin, DOB oas
@pblergeben oes gatl5elt 2anoes ill
iebr BON Dem @oblergeben Oes Sar-
meritanoes abbangt, als Dob nidt
aud Das gal15e 2anO Die Not1Denoig-
felt enpfinoen lonte, id INN Oas
@oblergeben, ia Inn Die Groiperitat
oes Sarnners al fiimmern. @db-
reno Ser ioeben perga1genen FRITZ.
Iden Heriooe unie.er 2anbsDirt-
i1ait uurben piele Bldne laut, nie
man ibr am mirfiamiten our 9iIfe
fpmnlen f6nre. Gii1ige oieier gor-
IGlage idlrgen ben aagemein giilti-
On @irfldaftsgeIesen brett ms Sc
iidt urb Diirben inIoiern fei1e
@obltat iir ben Sarrner bebeutet
sabe1l als lie anaere areiie oes ul1e-
ritaniiGlea Solfcs alti 0as Sdbluer-
fte III @ii.lcioeii aasll usS
oereu Ssosiipra4 tsratlsseforopr
s Jstts,,,. Die eslt:ig noa aDait,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
9as Ginteilen ser gaat5eete.

3eitraltbeno uilb Iebr 11r1beqlteut
III Dos Ginteilen Ser Gnotbeete.
Dsr1n n1a11 iiih babei init 5hnltr
ullo 5ofe beEelfe,i n1uB. 5ehsmal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

@d9renO Dor smei Sobren 0as
angebot bon 5tlfsfrdften fir Die
5arn nur 50 Bro5ent oes 8e0arfs
erreidte, lit es big gum l. april Die
les Sabres ouf III 8rosent geitie-
gen, s. B., es melben iib mebr Mr-
beitsfrdfte fir Die Sarm als bort
ben6tigt peroen, mas iel6itperftdnb-
lid 0ie arbeitsl0bne 1%eraboriifen
uiro. Sn gerbinolmg nit Dem
9r%eisriifgang fiir lunonirtldaftlihe
Raidirlen fam geiagt Ucroen, Dab
Die Erobuftionsfoiten Der 0iesidb-
rigen grnte nieoriger iein neroen,
aIs Ddbreno Der lesten feds Bis fie-
ben Sabre.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
ENTICED ON VESSEL
Girls kidnapped By Sailor on Way 10
South America Succeed In
Making Escape.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-From Glas-
gov comes an extraordinary story OF
the virtual kidnapping on board ship
Of two girls and OF their Journey
half way round the globe. A woman
official In tho Glasgow charity or
ggnizatlon was asked TO meet two
girls who had been aont to Liverpool
from America and TO see them safely
home.
She learned that last year these
two girls had been invited aboard
ship to have tea with u sailor. he
fore they anew It the boat started
for South America. ON arriving At
Colon they were transferred TO an
other boat'and landed Mt Callao.
where they were taken TO a house OF
doubtful character. They managed
to escape. however. and found theis
way yto the British consul. who sent
them home.
Shipping officials at Glasgow
have now taken steps to prevent the
possibility OF tho recurrence OF such
Incidents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

ny Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY Administer
ing the affairs OF u great state such
ns oklahoma lee % business under
taking of vast $40 and ua such Is
conducted fur tho most part In the
lm@persoual dis.utcrostcd manner OF
the business world nut not all nc-
tivitirs In th, state capital arc 40.
Amid the rush of official duties
There comoH 60 llght often acts of
official origin which have brought
loy 10 hearts uf mcu and women of
Oklahoma.
such an act was recuuntoj recent
~ by Mrs. Katherine Van Lcuven,
assistant state attorney general who
characterized 10 as an cAample OF
humanity iu government
An aged man MAS injured severely
In an iudustrial accident In Nowata
county. The matter was brought 60
tho attention Of tho state Industrial
commission, but before an invostiga -
ton could be made the man left the
county and apparently the incident
was closed Not satisfied, the mem-
bora Of the commission instituted "A
sUarch for the man and found him
ucar death In Coffeyviilo. Kan.
Questioning developed the fact that
the mans employer had paid him
{1Tg. lie considered the matter
closed, and was very reluctant 60
take action against his employers Ia
aocur n larger sum. Tho Si79 had
been spent 10 pay debts and retire
doctors. and the man and his
feeble old wife were nearly destitute.
At "A hearing held IN NowHta, nj
which the old couple were unwilling
witnesses, the employers were or
dcrcd 20 pay tho man S7.000--an
amount larger than he had eve
dreamed Of. and sufficient TO keep
him ana his wife the remainder of
their lives. The first payment of
$1,000 haH,boca made, and the re-
maindcr ~ Ia he paid In iustRllments.
The old people are now NJ the home
of a married daughter In Kansas
whore the man In recuperating from
his injuries. He will mover be- able
to work again. however. Tho law
did not require the commissioners "a
search for the nan
Another incident related by Mrs
NHuLcuvcn was the case o. a younp
country school teacher who wrote &c
the attorney-gcnerafa office advls
ing that because no tax levy hht
been made. she ana other teachers
were being paid out OF a apecia
fund. warrants on which could not
he caShed nj local banks, The CIR
wrote that banks Of the city had Of.
fcred to lend teachers as per con
Of the face value or their warrants
at 10 per cent interest
She appealed to the attorney
general, who Is by law provcnte,
from giving legal advice 10 individu
ais. Mrs. NanLcuen, however. act
Ing as n friend OF the Rirl and not n
a state official, went To A. N. Lee
craft, state treasurer. and told hin
the story OF how tho banks wer
taking advantage of poorly pal'
rural teachers. Tho next day an Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
His Rules For Health Are FeW

-CHGCAGO-Ho was smoking n hi
black cigar. From under his black
derby hat his hair was visible.
without ado he flippcd ovc n re-
porter's desk and stood on his head
IN front OF the rewrite mans type
writer.
The operators. standing around
smoking fags. rubbed their collective
eyes.
Il am &C, sir, and ! can do almost
anything anybody else can do in the
form Of acrobatic stunts" he an
nounced, as he fllpped back dn HIS
feet.
He said his name was John Har-
tig, that he was foreman OF tho Win
netaka Coay and Lumber company
and hat he was celebrating his
sixty-sixth birthday.
with hat he vaulted over a chair.
Tho wire editors, aged 20 to 35.
feigned interest in other things.
How do you do it?" he was asked.
"Get plenty Of Sleep he replied.
II go to bed every night at .
O'Clock and get up about G O'Clock
you folks turn in about the other
way. That's wrong. why. | see
ships of girls out at 2 and . O'Clock
in the morning. That's all wrong,
Sleep-that's the ticketl'
Are you careful about your eat
ing ?" he was asked.
Sure, | eat-Rhything that's set be
fore me-"
"And you don't drink"
mot II | can't get IT," He stopped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
Captain Stages Rescue---ClearS His Name

NEW YORK-"First January,
latitude 44.50, longitude 61.29 Heavy
weather. Noon rescued crew OF ak
french schooner Refine dos Mcrs "
p1nkirk. st. Pierre. December 2s,
Tor bordeaux, cargo fish. captain
washed overheard. RANDALL"
Behind this laconic radio received
at the office OF the United states
line from captain A. H. Randall, OF
the 8. s.. Hudson, lay the story Ola
dramatic rescue In midocean and
the successful efforts OF a skipper
to clear his good name of the charge
OF negligence.
A few months ago Captain Ran
dali came In fof a good deal of criti-
cism because Of his fauure to go to
the assistance OF three men In n dory
which was in distress off Sandy
Hook. The captain va brought be-
fore the steamboats, Inspection serv-
ice on a charge OF neglect OF duty,
but although c~xonerated he was un-
der n cloud Of having violated the
code Of the sea IN refusing to go TO
the assistance OF a boat In distress.
To-day the captain stands In the
rolo OF a hero, having made a thrill
Ing rescue, which required "a dis
play OF the most extraordinary sea-
manship.
II was New Years day. and the
Hudson was returning from Bremen
en- route for New York. The ship
was pitching i'm "A high sea. Immense
breakers smashed over the bow or
the liner. Suddenly the lookout re-
ported seeing through the mist q
tiny speck on the horizon. The
spock proved to be a fishing schoon-
err, wallowing helplessly in the rag
Ing waters. Captain Randall ordered
the Hudson TO turn off It's course to-
ward the apparently helpless boat.
As the liner churned It's way through
the frothy waters six men could be
seen huddled on the schooner, which
was later identified as the Refine des
Mers. II did not seem possible for the
small ship to survive the storm. cap
tain Randall maneuvercd the liner as
close as he dared to the schooner.
Despite the whistling gale "A boat was
lowered. Then the battle with the
elements began. Inch by inch the
Ilifeboat Crawled toward its object
i've many a time II appearing as II
some mountainous wave would crush
1t to the bottom. II finally reached
the schooner. took the six men
aboard and after hard work made its
way back 10 the Hudson.
After being fed and cared for, the
rescued told their story-how they
had set out from st. Pierre, New
foundland, on December 81. with a
cargo of fish; how when only two
days out they had run into a severe
storm, and the little vessel was dis-
abled; how "A huge roller swept over
the schooner and washed their cap
tain Jean Marie LeBrise, overheard
to his death; how for two days they
had prayed 10 be rescued. and OF
how, when they had practically re-
signed themselves to their fate. the
Hudson. "a though sem In answer 10
their prayers, had hove to and
snatched them from the yawning
depths of the ocean.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
RUN FLivvER ON moONSHlaE
Rather Dangerous TO Travel Around
Officers with Such Fuel.

MOUNTAIN HOME Ark. Jan. 2ss
one Of those popular "rattlers" will
ri on tho stuff. don't over doubt II,
and ~ you run out Of gas and cant
find a Kerosene tank handy. sli
down by "A tree and howl like "a dog,
or give three knocks on the smoke
house door, and you'l get In.
Bill Kelsey, who was making an
overland tour through the OZarkR.
drove into his place with an odor
coming from his exhaust pipe that
made a lot Of people thirsty, lie ran
u OF gas In the mountains and had
to iii his tank with moonshine. At
tention was attracted TO h flivver
on account of its actions. IL hsh q
musical note In IT. cough and MAS
doing the highland fling, After II
had been filled with gas II had to be
coaxed before II would run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN HANDS

press the Juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white. which any drug
store will supply for a few cents,
shake VOL. ana you have "A quarter
pint of harmless and delightful
lemon bleach lotion TO soften and
whiten red. rough or chapped hands.
This homemade lemon lotion In far
superior to %glycerln and rose watcr
Ia amoothen the skin. Famous stage
that soft. cleor, rosy-white complex
ion, because 1t doesn't irritate .--Ad-
yertiscment.