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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Rev. Chas. Martin Dead.

I Rev. Charles Martin died at Arcadia
! Florida, last Friday of paralysis and
/ the remains were brought to Paints
| vile for burial. Rev. Martin had re-
/ quested before his death that his body
be brought back TO Paintsville and
buried by the side of his wife who
died in that state five years ago. and
her remains brought ack for burial.
The remains were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. j. l. Jones, personal
friends of Rev. Martin. Mr.. Jones was
here five years ago with Rev. Martin
when the remains of Mrs. Martin were
brought here for burial.
The Paintsville Masonic lodge had
charge OF the funeral and burial. Ser
vices were held in the Missionary Bap
fist church, the Rev. Bolton having
the services in charge. Burial in the
city cemetery.
Rev. Martin was 1.-THE first pastor OF
the Missionary Baptist church OF this
city q number of years ago and built
the present church in which his flu
neral was conducted Monday. While
pastor OF the church here he married
Ms. Kate Rice, afterwards moving 20
Florida where he had charge OF diff
ferent churches.
He had many friends in PaintsVITe,
and although he labored in other fields
he always claimed this city as his
Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
YATESVILLE

The protracted meeting at Morgan
creek is announced for all this week
The meeting is being conducted by
Rows. McCung. our preacher in charge
and Rowland Hutohison. David HUI
lett and Adam Hartman. II Is said
that there have been several CONVEX
sions and there are yet several at the
altar. ... at- ..
All OF our wagoners say that in sew
eral places from here TO Louisa the
mud is unfathomable. 2
Robert Elkins. one Of our nelghbor
boys, Is on the sick list at the home
of A. Collinsworth,
Ben F. Bentley and Sonnie Carter
are at work on the telephone lines on
lower Cats Fork and the Miller
Branch this week.
The growing wheat and rye Is look
ing fine, but the acreage sown. 10 rath-
er small. ..".. .-..
Our mail service In excellent, con-
sidering the condition OF the road.
Bristow Roberts and family are now
domiciled in their new home.
e. w. Wellman will go to Logan. W.
Va, at an early date. He is going to
work in a garage.
A deputy sheriff passed up here one
day last week with man in tow who
1t is said had been indicted in the Car
ter circuit court for the nonsupport OF
his family. Ill.,. r 49,.
J. w. Elkins attended lodge meet
ing of the Masonic fraternity at Lou
lisa Monday night.
Miss Marie Riley has been visiting
friends and relatives at Webbville for
some weeks past.
The oil business is still rather dull
issue. A considerable amount Of the
pipe through which oil was running
had to be moved on account Of the
work of the road construction com
pany, The pipe line company is al
so removing some of their telephone
line to make a way for the road bed
Mrs. James Casey is starting today
to Collinsdale. w. Va. to see one of
her grandchildren who II is report
ed has case of double pneumonia.
Send along our good old NEWS, the
Home Circle Column is worth the
price of the paper.
COUNTRY GREENHoRN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
SACREDWIND

Mrs. Ethel Boglr was the dinner
guest OF Dollie Moore Sunday. ..
Estiil Hardy and Walter Edwards
and fDolhe Moore and Clemic Moore
were calling on Clara Boggs Thurs
day night. ..,
Wedding bells will ring at Sacred
wind soon. 1920.
There will be church al this place
Saturday and Sunday. Everybody
come. .. -.
Belle Ison and Cynthia Gambln were
calling on Mrs. May Gambin Monday
Afternoon .-" ..
Clemie Moore went TO Ashland last
Saturday 10 visit relatives
Mrs. Ellen Moore was calling on her
son last week. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrett Boggs were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Gorilla Boggs
Tuesday. .r -
Miss Clara Boggs called on Miss
bollie Moore Sunday.
II. II. Castle went down our creek
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Minerva Jone Boggs was call
ing on Mrs. Susan NJ Boggs Monday,
BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
CANEY AND JATTIE

We are having some fine weather
for this time of the year.
The sick of our community are i'm
proving
! Haskell Thompson and James Shiv-
u We're callers here Saturday.
Misses Coda and Lucy Thompson
ere visiting Mrs. Morton Hammond
Il week ,
Henderson Thompson, who has been
with pneumonia, is improving.
l.. Lyons apd family passed thru
town last Monday moving to
IS creek. We are sorry to see them
Is they are good neighbors.
Chaffins has returned home
whitman, w. Va.
bert Hillman made his usual call
M. Hammonds Sunday
Is Ruby Brainard attended church
is place Sunday.
Chaffins spent Thursday even
tn Grace Hammond.
eter Webb attended church at
Sunday.
Hillman was at Hicksville re-,
TWO CHUMS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
PAINTSVILLE
Riee.Wriaht.

Miss virgie Rice, native of john
son-co,, and daughter OF the late
Ben. Rice of Riceville, was married
last week in Ashland TO DIR. Sanford
Wright, who is also a former resi-
dent of this county, coming from the
Red Bush section. .-....# "
Miss Rice has been with The w.
Z. Faulkner Company at Ashland for
number of years as stenographer.
She is one OF Johnson county's most
popular young women. DR.. Wright is
a dentist and has a large practice in
Ashland. He is to be congratulated
on his wise choice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
CATLETTSBURC
Fraud Is CHARGED.

Leo lobe was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Leo Nicholson and sent TO
Prestonsburg. KY. on a charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses:
Leo Kahn, constable, was in charge Of
lobe, and it was reported here that
the latter had escaped while enroute
to Prestonsburg. 80.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
PIKEVILLE
Local and Personal.

Mrs. Ed Holley of Ashland was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, T. 5. Bales for
few days this week.
Miss Helen Corbin entertained the
Arachne Club at her home on Seventh
street Thursday evening. Sewing was
the diversion of the. evening, At l0:S0
dainty refreshments We're served to the
guests. r.. -~ -.
Mrs. w. II. Price and Mrs. j.. W.
Cockill We're hostess to the Ladies Aid
Society of the Presbyterian CHURCH
Thursday afternoon. Officers were
elected for the year and plans made
for the congregational supper. ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Mr.. saeraves Filled Pulpit.

On account of slight illness of Rev.
A. P. Keyser, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church, South which prevented him
from filing his regular engagements
Sunday, John NJ. Sagraves, a member
of the church, preached both the morn
ing and evening sermons. While Mr.
Sagraves is in fact, an ordained min
lister, his activities have heretofore
been confined to work in THE church
as lay member. His appearance in
the role of pastor came as surprise
to some of the members, who were not
aware Of the fact that he was to sub
stittute for Rev. Mr.. Keyser. How
ever, his efforts were rewarded in the
unanimous verdict of his audiences
that he preached two able and clio
quent sermons. Mr.. Sagraves is much
interested in Y. NJ. C. A. work as
well as the church, and during the war
he spent two years in France. as a
secretary Of this organization.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Will Move Into New Home.

Mrs. Blanche Minis and Mrs. Maude
Walton are remodeling their property
on Lower Broadway and expect to
move into ii at an early date, This is
known as the old Marcum home and
was the girlhood home of Mrs. Minis
and Mrs. Walton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Move To Dayton, Ohio.

Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Magann and
two daughters, Mary Florence, and
Helen will leave Monday for Dayton,
Ohio, where they expect TO make their
future home. Mr.. Magann owns large
garage there and also has charge of
the Ford agency al that place. .....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Attends Funeral.

John H. Preston, Jr., who is attend
ing school in Louisville, Mrs. Sallie
Rice Of East Point and Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Rice OF Denver. were a, the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Preston.
They were called here to attend the
funeral Of Rev. Chas. Martin. who died
in Florida.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Evangelist And Party
Arrive In Paintsville,

Rev. and Mrs. o. H. Calls and Prof,
b. G.. Grenfen arrived in Paintsville
Wednesday morning from Worthwhile.
Ky, and are ready for the big revival
which started Wednesday night in
the VI. E. Church. The evangelist and
his wife are at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. W. Turner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Local and Personal.

DIR. NJ V. Wicker of Wayland and
Or. Charles Sturgill of Garrett were
in the city Monday
Mrs. Virginia Lusk and daughters
entertained the Y.W.C.A. and Aid
Society of the Baptist church last
Friday night. Both societies were well
represented A delicious salad course
was served and enjoyed by all pres
ent. 81.
d. B. Patrick of Salyersville came
here Wednesday on his way home from
a trip through the Bluegrass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Archer attend
ed the funeral of Rev. Charles Martin
at Paintsville Monday. III.
Mrs. Joe NJ. Davidson was in Paints
vile last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Rice. .....-
Judge D. w. Gardner of Salyersville
arrived in Prestonsburg Thursday to
attend court. He has been appointed
by Governor Morrow to act as special
Judge in a case to be tried in the
Floyd Circuit Court.-Prestonsbur
Post rs.,-. ...'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Marriage Licenses.

VIM. Kazee, "a, TO Carrie Terry, IS,
both of Princess, Ky. ....
oliver T. Kinner. 10. to Bertha Black
IS, both of Buchanan, Ky. F..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17

Ray Gardway, OF Parkersburg, w.
Va, and Mol Laltins, Of Newell. w. Va,
are here to attend the funeral Of their
aunt, Mrs. M l.. Carter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
PRESTONSBURG
Womack Carpenter.

A special from Winchester SAYS
'The marriage of Mrs. Martha D. Wo-
mack of West Liberty and Millersburg
TO Mr.. Sanford c. Carpenter of Millers-
burg, was solemnized at the home o.
the brides cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Thomas Perry, at $3.50 O'Clock
Wednesday evening. DR.. C. C. Fish
er of Millersburg College performed
the ceremony. The bride is the widow
of the late Clay Wade Womack, one
OF the leading merchants of West Lib
erty. She was connected with the
Millersburg College, going there with
her children, was president of the wo-
mans war work in Morgan county.
She is an accomplished musician. a
otherwise attractive. .s.'
M Carpenter is horseman of
wide reputation throughout Central
Kentucky and elsewhere. He has many
trophies won by his horses both out of
and in Kentucky, is a director and
stakeholder of the Millersburg Bank
and an ardent Democrat. The bride
was dressed in navy travelling suit
of poiret twill with gray hat and
gloves and her corsage bouquet was
Of ward roses and lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony a supper Of FIVE
courses was served in the dining room
THE guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Car
penter, President Fisher, Roger c..
Womack, Ruth and Virginia Dan Wo-
mack, Mr. Thomas, Miss Vivian Ken
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry. The bride
and bridegroom left for trip in the
South and will be at home in Millers-
burg after April II
Mrs. Carpenter is the daughter of
Hon. j. p. NJ. Davidson Of Floyd
county and is highly esteemed by her
many relatives and friends. :,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
TIL, Banquet.

However much our men failed at the
other meeting ofs the Father and Son
week, they redeemed themselves on
banquet night. Counting father and
son-and they were both there-lS2 sat
down to the feast and listened to the
addresses.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Court News.

The case OF Wells VS.. Harris, suit
on account, was decided in favor of
the plaintiff. .... r. -' -..--
Miles F. Blexton VS.. Monroe Pollen.
suit on account, was decided in favor
of defendant.
Mrs. Josephine Mays, wife Of Joe
Mays of Little Paint, tried in Judge
williams court Wednesday for lunacy
was adjudged of sound mind and or
dered taken home. >... ,.- 3d..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
NAME IN The PAPER.

ITGn or woman likes TO see MS
in kpaper and the edi-
Some say they
But do they? The
Of young man
e. II was intens-
,notice Of my en-
IT cannot tell
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49, nee was cha
agrined. How
the paperT
sing.
lied in bust
fF' ~ ouch. How
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sed."
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
New Commonwealth
Attorney Here!

Hon Fred NJ. VinsOn of Louisa tho
newly elected commonwealth attorney
for the 32nd district composed of Law
renee, Carter and Elliott counties
passed through here on his way to
Sandy Hook where on Monday he and
the new Judge, Henry l.. Woods. OF
Olive Hill, will hold the regular March
term of the Elliott circuit court. While
here Mr.. Vinson met and conversed
with several old and admiring friends
who are pleased over his recent cleo
ton. Mr.. Vinson is perhaps the ybung-
est Commonwealth Attorney~1n the
State Though still young he is re-
garded as one of the ablest lawyers in
this section of the State. He form
erly lived and attended school here.
He later graduated from Centre Col
lege and it's law department as well.
Though his district is republican in
politics he was elected as democrat
by large majority. st..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-17
Local and Personal.

Local ana personal. .-..
Mrs. j. o. Wells and Mr. and Mrs.
V. D. Splane of Paintsville were the
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Buckingham OF Ashland. ~, -. .
Mrs. Jennie Sharp Hager OF Chat
tanooga, enroute home from New
York where she has been visiting, will
stop over in Ashland for a short stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam p. Hager Of
Winchester avenue. - f.. ".... E..
Miss Dora Bridges of Elkhorn City
and Mrs. Rice of Betsy Lane, who at
tended the District Conference at the
NJ. E. Church last week, have return
ed to their respective homes. While
here Miss Bridges was entertained in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Thornbury and Mrs. Rice was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burns.
Miss Nora Conley of Ashland was
an overnight guest on Saturday of
Miss Make Yost.
Mrs. Josephine Rice has returned to
her home at Louisa after a pleasant
visit with Mrs Frank Tyree and Mrs.
George Mason.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gibson and
three little daughters Of Huntington
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Myers of Ashland on Sunday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11

bolt iein; cine gad)e Inn @ottes
miuen tun, beibt ieine Critters in ib1t
berlieren, I'M aus inn ntbt ielb1t,
fo11bern Der 6ade mieoergeboren gu
,iein. Wer an6ere Dinge min nno
TIL, als. 6ie ieines eigenen Raielns,
mer iib 10 ielber 81 entlanfen maDnt,
pabnt @ott 8u entlaufen. Das silt
fir mid, Ben e%i15elnen; oas gilt flir
6ib, meit1 Bolf. Niemals pnroe etn
&reu5 aufgeridtet, 0as 2eben gu
berbiuigen; rur tper iein &reu5 our
nimmt, folgt ibm mad, uno mer es
liebt, ni9t als briinitige 8ube, ion.
bern ais Sen ii6tbaren 9eil ieines
etpigen 2ebens, uer ieiner tapfer nno
frob miro, Ser lit erl0it. 9as lit Die
6euti9e @ldubigfeit, aus Ser a1ein
Der 3miefpalt oeutid un6 6riitli6
be5tpungen merben fann; 6as lit Der
oeuti9e @ott, Ser alein unlerm Bolf
belfen fann! S1 ieinem Dienit itano
i9, alS i4 periudte, mir ielber uno
meitlem @olf bic S6idialsgeidi6te
Der bel.tiden Serfunft 5u i6reiber."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Glue 3entralfraftanlase.

9ie Dor fur5em borgenommene1l
l1nter}ubungen bes @eologii6en
Sn1titnts (8unoes6epartement 6es
SsSnnern) in Dem als ~Snperpoper
Gone" befonnte11 @ebiet, Dem
6i9tbepolferten sSn6uitriegebiet 3mi.
i9en @aibington uno 8oiton, baben
ergeben, bob BEL Ser &rafter5eugung
inn Sabre 1919 bon Sen inouitriels
len l1nternebmungen in 6ieier Gone
13,502,100 Sonne,1 &oblen ber=
geuoet por6en itn6. 9ie bon bieien
unternebmungen er5eugte @nergic
batte in elmer groBen 3entralfraft-
a1lage our9 5,623.000 Eonnen
&ob1en anitatt Der tatid6li@ per,
brau9ten 19,125,900 Eonnen er>
5eugt mer6en f0nner. 4uf 6ieie
8eiie tpur6er bur9 Die untpirtiGaft.
i9aftlibe ielbitdn6ige &raftpro6uf.
ton II Bro5ent Der &oble per>
i6pen6et.
Sic Sn6ultrie nit Dem gr0Bten.
&ob1enbeourf in bieier @egen6 lit
Ser Mntbra5it=8ergbau. Sn 6teier
sssnoultrie f0nnte man mebr a1s Is
Bro5ent Ser perbrau6ten &oble er=
Iparen, tpenn bie 3eden bon elmer
mirti@oitli9 eingeri6teten eleftri.'
16en &rQft3e1trale berioret mir0en.
gs miro angegeben, 6aB biele SSnol1=
ltrien Dur9 0ie 8enutu1lg Ser u1lz
perbrauGten @drme in u8alte
Sect Boilers" &oblen iparen f0n1.
ten. Die beoeuten6iten griporniiie
fonnte11 auf 0ieie @eiie mabr'
lbeinli9 in ser 3ementin6uitric
gen1a6t tperoen. @dren 6erartigc
ginri9tungen in a4en 3ementfabri-
fen ser 3entralfraft5one int Sabre
1918 I'M 8etrieb gepeien, 10 batte
oieie ein5ige Sn6uitrie $4,000
Eonnen &oblen eriparen f0nner.
gs gibt piele &o90fen in Der
&raft5e1tral5one, Die abieits bon
Stobl-. uno @al5merfen liegen unb
sic ungefdbr 6ie Salfte Ser BOZ,
ibnen er5eugten @aie p%ergeuoen.
Dieie beri9pen0eten @aie mlroen
geniigen6 &iBe fir 9ampffeliel pro-
ou5ieren, UNI 500 Miaionen &ilo-
matttunoen i'm Sabre 5u entmideln.
SSn gemiiie11 Mnlagen iibertreffen
6ie Nieber6rudoampf 8eourfniiie
BEL meitem Die &rafterforoernt1ie,
uno es lit fem @runo borbanoen.
mesbalb 6erartige @erfe ni4t me-
benbei &raft %pro0u5iere1 fonnte11,
UNI Ne an Die @eie0i6aften gu ber-
faufen, mel9e eleftrii@e 4raft an
Die &%onirmenten abgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11

foufte Qobnnoff einer groBer1 EEL
Ser 2aoung, oarunter cine beoe1t.
t,noe Menge 3oDtabaf, Die Wrangel
ielbit geborte. gs fam 81 elmer ltrat,
aeridtli6en Bro5ebnr. Gnno 3O,OOU
Bfuno gterIing ionte 2obanoff 5ab@
len. 81. pan5te fid; an peridieoer1e
perm0asnoe ruiiiide aritofrafen,
sod obne grfolg. gs tpurDe Inn
p%oraebalten, DaB er 6as @elo per-
fpielte, GbIieBlih iteate man oas
g%erfabren gegen i'm Elm. Aus Dem
@reiie ieiner Sreunoe geitoBen, tp1!r'
Sc 2obanoff tru6iinnig nno rellte
nab Naris, Inn selbitmors gu be-
geben. Ma9 elmer onrdidtpelgten
Madt fnbrte ct fem gor1aben aug.
ST binterldBt, nie Elm 8odenblaft
er5a6lt, Elm gagebud, bas ben Ser
Iauf ser expedition 9enifin nno
@rangeI fdilbert u11b tiefe Ginblide
in sic oamit berfnipften 0iplomati.
f6en Sntriguen gepdbrt. Seoenfals
fano i'm &otel5immer seq 5urlten
ei1te poli5eilide &ausiudung itntt,
Bel Ser 8riefidaften, Papiere be-
idlagnabmt ulroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
sarora als 8raftqueae.

lie Seoelltultu ste ben Garben in
Ger %ipgolJalc fir Die 5teigerung
l1llb I%nregl,ng bes &0rperenergie 5u'
f%oinn1t, lit in rellerer 3eit Dielfab
llno beionoers aud) fir oas &inoes-
otter ~unteriudt meroen. 8ai0 mad.
Dem iid Der @aiidtiinn beim Saug.
ling entpifelt bat, miro er aud
BON ltarf farbigen @egenitarloen an.
ee5ogen, 1,nc id,on nit bier Nollaten
baben piele &inber cine beutli6e
gorliebe fir getpifie Sarber, nab.
reno oas norn1ale &inb nit Iieben
; Monaten, imitanne 1T, Die ein5elne1f
Sarben gu 11nterfbeiben uno Die Tim
oriagerben aus5um1blen. Sic 2iebs
li11ssforbe fIeiner &inoer 1T rot;
sells ItcBt getpobnli6 on 5tueiter
Gtcae, mo oa1,1t folgen 8eiB,
@riin, Braun nnh 5dDar5. gla1l
foinlnt 5ulest in bicicr Meibenfolge
Der finoIihel, 2ieblinasfarben unh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Cine nene &tanfbeit.

Cine merfmiir6ige reue &ronfbeit
lit in Mngora, Ser @auptitaot 0es
femaliitiiben &ei9es in @einaiien
ausgebro1en, oie &ranfbeit beginnt
nit einem III 'btbaren Sdittelfroit,
oas Dpfer perliert 1ta6 etma 5pei
5tunoen 6ie 8e itnnung uno itirbt
na9 etpa 1eu.l Stunoen. @eri6ie.
6ene Gamilien mur6en 6ur6 6ieie
grnl1iige Seu9e, tpie aug &onitanti~
11opel beridtet miro, pouit6n6ig fort
gerafft. Das @eiunobeitsminilteri-
um ser fentoliltii6en &egierung bat
cine milien!hoftlibe l1nteriu6ung
oieier rdtielbaften grfranfnng einge'
leitet, aber Iie blei6t bisber nod elm
poli tGnoiges @ebeimnis. Man
nennt sic Seude o%orlaufig oas
vS6mar5e 8;eber" un6 bebanoelt it
nit gbinineinipriblnger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
@donseit fir TrDi&e.

Die fran50iiiden Sr0i6e, Die fir
ren Geinl6meder als Elm ueofes
@il6" gelten, erbaltens nun ibre
Sbon5eit, ebanlogut pie Solen uno
&ebe. Ser Hrdfeft 6es Seine-Be,
5irfs Mutronb bat gu Oieier WoB-
nabme auf @runo bon 8ei6Deroen
Der Yariier 2%iebbaber bon Jrold-
i9enfeIn gegriffen, Die tiff 6ariiber
bei9merten, oaB oieie oem galliifen
@aun1e11 10 mobl mun6en6en Siere
infolge ser au5l eifrigen Sag6 fat
,garni6t mebr erbdltli9 ieien.> Ser
treue @rlab gemabrt Den Sroiden
cine S6on5eit bonn Is. april bis
gum. Is. Sunni, alio mabreno Der
Wonate, in 6e11en fie ibre @ier lie.
gen; es lit mdbreno oieier 3eit Der.
hoten, Sro1de gu fangen nno o11t
Sen Marft 5u bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-11
Die 9reipiertel=M illiarbe =Grbidaft
bes 3nd)tbauslers.

Der so Sabre alte Soloat So
,1a5 Mafra, Der gegentpartig tpegen
D%iebitabls nno Deiertion In S5ege-
sin cine ieGsidbrige i6mere &erfer-
itrafe perbiiBt, erbte bon einem ale-
rifaniiben 8erponoten III Miaio>
men Collar, mas etma $50 WiQio-
mem &roren emtipridt. glnem
SSoa1rnaliiten, Der i'm i'm &erfer be-
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