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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Bufnnd11.

Ser Taantlie Sobum Mltrtdter
1pa1r0e am 9oge Dor @eibnabten Elm
munteres 5obnden geberen, mooplrd
Der begliidten Samilie oie @eibnodts
frelroen 5u 6oppelt or1genebmen &C.
madt tpuroen.
SRI. 9enpietta @rarnbofer, ,peld)e in
ct. Glo1o Nn1teurng battle, fnno lid)
3u ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT bier I'M el-
terliden Saa1ie elm.
Sri. @liie Ser1pers, uel9e mebrere
Monote in Welroie beidaftigt tpar,
befinoet iia gu elmer flsr3en grbol=
.ung bier I'M 8ertnanbtenfreiie.
@eorg gbneiber urb Srau bon
Bertba ~feierten sic, Weibnoftstage
bier int @ertpanoten= uno 5rea1noes=
freile.
gpa Drummer bon Monticelo &C.
mob auf einige Soge bier Ste @alt=
frel1n6idoft meDrerer 6reun0innen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

6rn4 gerBarb Miidter feierte Weib
nndten bei ibrer III Sarge, q. 81.
,uobnenbe1r GDdter. h Il
Die I'M set. MQrDs SDspitM 51
MinneappILg al &ranfenpflegerin
nngelteM 2ubmim 5hmi0t mar 5l.
Weibnadfen Del ibren bier tpebnenoel=
gltern:
SRI. Jriebn 9innenfntp ipelde an
Der Mfinneiota nniperiitat bi0beren
floiieR ubliegt, genoB Die Brellben
Der WeibnndiJten bier i'm g%lternbauie.s
Sodtp. 9err S. 81. ailian bon Der
potrifs @enleitlDe begb fih anfangs
lebter @ohe nod Dem MiaDu &ospi-
tai IN Rode1ter, no erih zines s9als-
leioens tpegen ar5tlid bebnnbeln ldBt.
SDbm 5dplB bon Barron, ISIS,
mar ilber Beibnad)ten bei ifeinen bier
%dpobnen6en @ltern, sc. IS. Sd)H uno
8attin, gu @nltc.
9einrid Hebfamp bon Nortb Da.
fota teilte iid bier NIT ieinen gltern,
George Gebfamp unb Grau, in Ole
5renoen Ser @eibnabtstage.
SoBm Slmi9ei0 bon Winnenpolis
fano fi9 81 8eibnodten bier BEL iei-
men glter1 elm.
&arl &'rq1ner reite. III 8egIeitung
ieiner SbtDeIter anfangs lebter
Wo6e 81 bertponbtl9nftlidem 8efu=
DIE nod Wiltpal1fees isis.
SRI. Moria springer, Die in Ser
Wepers Office als &ronfenpflegerin
MnteQlng fat, erltattete mabre11b ser
Weihahtstnge frellnoidaftlide 8eiu-
die III Sllperior, @is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Saul Centre

l1ralioent Sen. Sd0nboff fat an
gefinoigt, baB er cine Waiienber=
immlung Der lat16pirtl6aftliden Sc
ieu1daft bon 5tearns gountp auf oen
re11nten Sanuar berufen'fpirb, Die I'M
Commercial Club Gale itattfinoenI
ion.
OF. 81. 5. Mopnibm lit Maitte Der
gmgener 8o6e bom County 9eide11=
belidtiger Binault bon ct. Sofepb
bon ieiner 8enennu11g als beputierter
Coroner fir 6as neitlide Stearns
Gol1ntD benadridtigt tporoen.
BiIbelm Otto, tpel6er nit ser Sci
tung Ser Otto gifentpnrenbonolung
in SirenL Bis., betraut lit, berbrodte
Ole 8eibnahtstage bel ieinen bier mob
nenben gltern, @etnri9 Otto len. uno
Grau.
SEQ Sd0nboff bat iid anfangs let=
ter ISOLDE fir Sarge, q. g., bernb=
f4ie6et, no er feline Steaung aIs So
t1o11nler BanfpFufer pleoer angetre=
ten fat.
9odtp. 9err Mr5t NOR Mitte ber=
gangener Wode in Rripatgeihaften
nod Der @ountD 9aupt1taot.
Sn benz geHn6en oes SRI. Mar=
gnretbn Rali6 fat iid cine meienti=
die 8eierung eingeltelt, Die boffent=
lid cine anbalten6e fem tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
pier3..

Gbrilt. Bnl1fer BON Settle, g. g.,
erfue1lte 3u 8eib1adten feline bier
mobnenben @ltern NIT @eiu9.
6Sra11 Nrnalio Glitter uno 5nbn So
iepb fnnDen iib lit 8egleitl1ng Der
tSdhpelter nnb Sante glifabeb Sain-
5elperger BON Golbp, isis, bier bei
Der Sa11te, Gral1 MugenmeDer, 11nb Der
Ai1iine, Bnau SSofepb Mseper, gu Beib-
madten Elm.
Bon @platnbin, Mp., mo tie mdb=
renb bes leBten Sabres Mn1tequng
Batte, erfrel1te itb SRI. Margaretba
MeDer BET idonen Weibnnbtstage
bier BEL BEN gltern, Mi6. q. MeDer
|hn6 @nttin. a
6pm1 @aspar grotpn 11n6 Godtter
bon 0nauria eritatteten bieiigen Be
tarl1ten al1f ibrer Dl1rbreiie etne,1
fliidfigen 8eiud.
Na6 eirlem an beridiebenen Drt=
fdnften in Soma gernadten @ei9dfts-
beil1de lit 81. g. WoIfe tpieber oabeim
eiingetroffen. .
Bor1eBten Snmitag nur6en nod Ell.
l1em in Ser ct. Sofepbs Stride gebaI-
te1ren T%rullerasnte Die ir6ildyen l1eber-
reite Ser an etnem &rebsleiben beritor
.bnen Gral q. sc. Ma11d al @robe
getrogen. Die Mitglie6er bes ct. Ma-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
fdrrninQ.

9odhp. =. S1100r, q. g. g., bon
Der ct. SSobns uniberiit6t leiitete
auabrenb Ger 8eibnad}tStoge 1nlerm
bodtp. Bfarrer, P. Ma1guItin, 8. g.
g., giitige Musbilfe.
9einri6 8rtnfmpt1n un6 sSobunu
Dingmann Don Canada trafen bier 81,
einenl ber1pnn6t= nu6 freun6fdnftli=
den 8eiude Elm, begen qber sic Mb-
1tdt, nidt Dor Misunderstanding tpie6er
nad Canada 5l1riid5ufebren.
Die bon Der bieiigen @duliugeno
borlekten 6reitag bermitaltete I'm
terbaltung bottle cine quite 3uqfruh
llno tire. 2etltrtngen fanoen groBen
Beltall. yea4 Der l1nterbnltung iiber-
'raiifter lie. oen ,bodp. 8farrer, ii
oem Die &tn6er einen tpoblmeinen6en
Jre1n6 Ser SSl1gen6 odten uno lie.
Der, init einem id}onet1 Beibnodtg=
lgei6e1f.
4lois Wiuenbring bat IN ieiner
rellen Office cine eleftrii@ 8elerd6ts
urtg onbringen Ialfen.
@er9! WeDer> meIder nit. einiqen
at1oepen 11lngen Marnrern bon @onnoa
bier 5l 8eia1b eintrnf begb iid bon
bier GIT geill6 Bel lntpeit MDo11 tpoht
nen0en Ber1pn1ottetr.
Aartbel &orte, Sobann @orte un6
Ssoar S1aoegg, ueldm sic @eib=
1pa6tSbatan5 bier PEI. ben @Itern Der-
bradten> iinb MeiiHpo9 CUR Mufnob-
me ibrer 9tlyoien tuie6er 1md ct.
Sobns College 5uriidfgefebrt.
i. Sssebrer 9. 5orborg bon st. War@
tin ! nor I'M 2m1fe bergangener, ISOLDE
gga1t Der bier t%pobmen6en 6amlie
9ingmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Roscoe.

@eiduuiiter SilDegoro uno 8ettp
Silaer, meld)e i'm Conn BrodtpaD als
syugenoer5ieberinnen angelteM 1ino,
.Derbrabten Die MISUNDERSTANDING tier
BET BEN @lter1t.
8ilb. Silger ma6te Wiitte lebter
8phe ei11en @edaHsbeinh in 2it6=
field.
Nnh etlide Gage langem 8elnde bel
sibrer @ltern oabier limb @apnrnnf
unb Moean Soft gu ibrer 8eldafti:
ga.11g nod ct. Soul 5uriidgereilt.
SRI. Mgnes 5m1er Don ct. elou1
mar iiber @eibnadten @alt 0es bier
tlpobnenben Sobann 5aner.
8. gbruitie 11no 9Grau bon Winnea.
polls linD, nadoem iie Die Weibnadts
freuoen bier III ser 5amilie Sobann
@n,r3er genoiien, mad Sa1lie 5l'r1ldge-
ffebrt.
Die ainoer ser Beiigen Sdnle Der
anltalteten am Mbenbe 0eS Nellabrs.
tages in ser @an5er Sale eine Inter
baIhung nnb geno1Ien fir 6aS berei=
tete @ergniigen ungeteilten Beifal.
&arI WeDer bon Minneapolis belt
[ib Bel 1einen bier tpobnen6en gltern
.eine Wode lang beludSpeiie auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
freeport.

Scr nouOl1dD pom bier moDf1efDen
Uumilie Seitrid MeDer mltr6e Mtitte
letter @ode Elm ber5iges Waoben ge=
bore1r, mo511 oer begludten gltern btel
1eitige 8Iiidmiinibe 5ltgingen.
Mm Acknowledgement gertet Dos
@dfing Sotel ir Seuer, 6as bon Der
rettenoen MannidoH, Die 5ettig sur
Stele mar, gel0ibt' Dlrbe, bebor mem
nensmerter Sdn0en a1geri6tet par.
@ermarn @ensman1t urb Sodter
&elera reiiten gu Der in Gbofio mob-
net6en 5nmilie 9ermarn 8enSnla1rn,
in Ser SRI. 9eIena mebrere Wor1ate
5u pertpeilen ge0enft.
SRI. Mlice &onenra11n BON Nr1n=
ltrongs SSotud, beftnoet ii6 bier gu
ldi,gerem Beirde ibrer Mlltter, 5ran
&einBoIb aDnemanm.
SEQ Baner, @ntti1l u1r6 Sob1 0nk=
lace bon Mo1rticello berbradten bic
Observation-Disclosures bier BET Sra11
8uuers gltern, Geo. llblerlfott l1nb'
SSraat.
2ou3 WroB 1lnb @attin bon 81
pm1l, tparen Mber Sic Geiertage in
Grmu SSofepb Gabefs Seim 3u @oite.
George 8enolfen nnb elm Greun6
Don Eotper @itD, 81. g., eritatteten
bier einen adt Gage 6a1ter11oe11 Der
.pan6tidnftliben Be1ua.
s. g. 8redi9en beging Sic Seier-
tage in ietnem 9eim in Woung 9lrne-
rico, Minn.
&odm'iter Msgr. Mladtn eritattette
lebte @ode Der bier onidiiigen Jus
milie Morib S0iden einen freuno-
Haftlid)en @efnd).
SRI. @ba ublenfott feierte Sic Weib<
mdtstoge bel ibrer in Berbam MOB
nenoen Mutter.
Dte bodtp. 8eneoiiffttinerpdter Mem=
bert, Salftin l1n6 g6unrb e~ritotteten
I'M Aanfe b%ergalgener ISOLDE oem
bobtD. p. Maur11s, 8. g. s., einen
SreunoiHaftsbeii1b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
st. 2lntho,,v

2eondro 2oblein miro fir $94.5O
fonfraftlib uniere Srtfdoft mt gas
beforgen.
Morib Eiimrrer bat 1ibt 1lndbem er
iein bieiiges @eihah m anbere Gam
De batte Wergebe1 laiien, nod SSSree-
port 5n 8eln6 begeben llrrb tuiro it6.
bon bort fir Oregon Dernbibieoen,
.bas ct gu ieinem fiir6eren Seim ge-
tDdblt fbnt.
Ben l1n6 Mib. @berneD febrten bo11
Datlltb, no iie ibre gltern nit Be-
u9 erfreuten, pie6er 11adb bier a,rrud.
Sobn Msabrer nnb Gra1t bon 81.
tGIolpo Melten 1i1 ndiibrenb Der er1te,1
Snge bergnnger1er Mode bier III Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
i'm 20bIeins 5nrnilie beiudsmeiie

Aoan 26bleins Ganlilie beiudsmeife
.anf.
gead langerem 8elude BEL ibrenin
Ba1I tpobnerben gltern uno ion@
1tigen Wermanbten lit Sri. gacilin
Bogatidnif tpieoer in unierer Nitte
eingetroffen.
gie ct. MntbonD Creamery Cont
pnnn be5ablte I'M Wonat Nobember
AZ Gents per Bfun0 fir 8utterfeH.
Sruu Soiepb 2ebner lit bon ibrem
in ct. gloub gemadten gelnde in
ibren 6a1miilienfreis 5urudgefebrt.
SRI. Spiepbinu @asperlin DonslDan
gehoB Die Weibnahtsfreuoen bier an
Der Geite ibrer @ltern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

@TN#%a#lt
Riidpnoao, no lie sic Weibundtsfeier
. plve,rbbradte, uieoer BEL ms eittgetrof-,
fen y. -.,z .s
ssu1ius &eit3e, melher oie Sot1pnler
nlln,0 SerbiItmo1rate il, San &oof Doom
hama, perbradtytte, III pieber babetm eitr-
getmffen.
Scarf 5dtpurb bon GauafuaD, W1fn-
neiota par iiber @eibnndten bier I'M
Clemens SSllies 9eim at @aite.
sSn BENT 9efinben Der Bran g. 9.
@aDer, pelde Dor mebreren Sagell
Derort erffrunftte, bob lie baS 8ett BIT
ten nnuB, lit our l1relloe ibrer hinge
'b0ijrigen, cine 8elierltng eingetreter,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Jacobs prairie

Stepban Sa11er tpur0e 5l dlet1rem
N%amenstage bon Gertpnrbten un5
6rel,noen nufsa angenebmlte iiber=
raidt unh- NIT ber5Iid)en @liidfmiinz
ldem bebaht.
SSn Der 6amilie Sobann Seller fa1rb
mnfongS bergangener Wofe etn ber=
5tges WGoden m%qfonn1ene Mufnnb=
me. 33u Dem Neuiabrsge1denf l1nfer1,
tpoblgemeinten &ludpunih!
SofepB S6reifels mar iii Der 6a=
1niile So6m Seller GIT @aite u116 Be-
griBte glei@fnus mabren6 1einer 8n=
fang feline bier tDobnerben 8riiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Rihnono.

Or. @el5 nnb @nttin, tpel6e lib I'M
9aufe bie@er 8o9e in Seem Sort gu
ibrer @ei1e nod bem 1onnigen Stalien
einlfIffen tper6en, uno &err INTO gralt
utett bon bier pobnten Dem IN Wan~
toto obgebnltenen 8egrabni1ie TIRES
SGapagers, S. 6. ae1p, Der ourd]
Morbersbun6 5n einem ~frub5eitlger
2ebensenbe fam, BEL.
Mm lesten Sage 6es alten Sabres
fan6 in Der Weiigen 8iaoge-&alle Die
Samesperlammlung 6es Setter Bar=
ming 6armers Club l1r6 8nbl Der
8eamten itotf. Mu@ belt ON glei=
den Sage Die Hidpnono Creamery Mi=
iocintion lire Sa6resberi ammlung
un0 8eamtentpaN nb.
gu @bren Ser Gru1len Sobann Rotl
item bon Mlelroie ur1b 8ilb.! 6. @ro~
men bon ct. 8n11I, one bier iiber Die
Geiertage all @alte lparerl, beranital-
tete s5rm1 Mib. @iuenbring Dienitay
LETTER Wodf cine gr'o g mo-
pei o1e Gra1ten Sos. Mag9oner nno
Solepg aS1eoer Sle9er1n1en ! Dt1eoer,
geo oeaer pom 9le11o1pe, weontona,
DerlieB, traf. Oienitag bergmgener
Bode bier 5u freumbidaftli6em 8e-
1ne,s s IT.. m
=. g ~ gspggp = oeguo 11g g m,a e
leslel xSVge etlual1eH 1uo9 Vlln-
sntpu ~ 1gA meDrere So9e oa=
e'e ~ mr:igsa1s
~. sI ~ Nen. 5tpllge[, mage ~
.saN M,p!nh M111euuNg gal, er1reu1e
xpe.9'uape ~ 0ler 'poDnen&
90 9 Nv oeIuw'
~ - npelelerg &nge ra11gesI ge1n=
~ 'en[e'i eulel1 ougaer pl Sran5
Slle af ~ tesleI asode 81 lel=
* alpe'i ~ Wp1'reapol1s 6nrudge=
leysl c.x
enxltW p,hl n11le a55g l1d9 I'M D1e=
n9e1 9osp1iat e11rer Bl1nooar1lopern.
Ipon, oeren golger o11f 1erne -balotge
Vene1nng lM1eBem lalleM.
Aas ~ eoer &auep q als aranfen-
P1leger1t 1p1r1eroe 6rl. M111n Wfergen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

Jotro bl1 2ac, 8is. Naoge Bic gerftors
belte rllben IN Grieoen!
Seinrih 8ares bon minneapolis
mar in Der 6arnilie Grau Salberf So
res at @aite. ..ss
sSobm Bibl pom Riilger gnsf. Ga
naoal e~rffrellte id Der @aitfreur0z
1dyaff feines sAulfreunbes Mtrton
33iInmer1nnnn. 4
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14

senatorial ambition and Kenyon's ex- pected encouragement of it, Senator Cummins will have the earnest coop eration of Senator Charles A. Rawson, Republican state chairman of Iowa, whom Governor Nathan E. Kendall, of that state. appointed to fill Ken yon's seat in the Senate pending the election of permanent incumbent. Rawson took the seat with the under standing that his occupancy of it was not to run in the approaching Iowa primary campaign as a senatorial can didate.
 Rawson is a genial man who has earned the liking of his colleagues, many of whom would like to see him returned, but his extensive business interests and his political activities in his own state are said to be such as to cause him to prefer to remain at home.
 MAY NOT DEFEAT BRooKHART
 Word reaching Washington would seem to indicate that even the pOliti- cal resourcefulnes sof Cummins and Rawson combined is not likely to keep Brookhart out of the Senate. Their main purpose just now is to prevent him from getting more than 35 per cent of the Iowa primary vote. If they can do that the naming of a senatorial candidate would, by the party rules which prevail in Iowa, be thrown into the Republican state convention, which must be held to adopt a Republican platform after the June primary is over
 Therefore it is Brookhart against the field, and several candidates have been encouraged to enter the field in the hope that the primary vote may be so split between Brookhart and them as to reserve the decision for the state convention.
 Among Brookharts rivals are Rep resentative Burton E. Sweet, who is himself good deal of an independ, ent, and former Representative Charles E. Pickett, of Waterloo.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14
PAPER INDUSTRY ROOMS
 AHEAD-FINE OUTLOOK

NEW YORK, April 14-The Amer ican paper industry, in the campaign for forestry legislation, will provide continuous supply of raw material and it has made distinct progress in the last years, George Sisson, chair man of the American Paper and Pulp Associations forestry committee re- ported today at the annual convention. The association is planning to start new growth on S1,O00,000 timberless acres.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14
IOWA REPUBLICANS SPLIT
 OVER KENYONS SUCCESSOR
C. O. P Aims to Thwart Aspirations of Brookhart,
 Friend of Farm Bloc.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The po- litical pot in Iowa has been boiling hard ever since William Squire Ken yon stepped out of the United States Senate and onto the federal bench.
 Just now the old-time Republican politicians of the state are sitting up nights as they try to figure how to prevent another Kenyon from being elected to the Senate this year.
 They are being legged" on by Sen ator Albert Baird Cummins and others at Washington who reflect the admin istration' pronounced disinclination to have another Kenyon stirring up trouble for it at the capital
 For another Kenyon is looming large on the Iowa political horizon in Smith Brookhart, who, aside from en- toying the distinction of being a farm CT, a lawyer and an ex-service man all rolled into one, is noted for the in utDGliuGlltt Ol HIS Nlc"S anu dCllOIiS,
 BROOkRART LOOMS UP
 Brookhart stands so well with the laboring man and the farmer in Iowa that Senator Cummins only beat him for the Senate by 18,000 in 1920, and Cummins had the Republican national organization to help prevent Brook hart from winning out.
 Even at that Brookhart carried Cum minss own city of Des Moines and own county of Polk and gave Cum mins and his friends bad scare be- fore all of the votes were counted.
 Brookhart bobbed up again as a senatorial possibility soon after Ken yon accepted President Harding's ap- pointment to the Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals and retired from the Senate amid signs of relief from the "Old Guard" Republicans, whom he had twitted and criticized and opposed.
 Kenyon admires Brookhart greatly The two men are not only close per sonal friends, but their ideas as to national government run pretty much along the same general and independ- ent lines. Even if Kenyon's judicial position prevents him from campaign ing actively for Brookhart it is con- sidered not unlikely that he will pass the word among his Iowa friends to turn in for Brookhart.
 Kenyon has no intention of sitting mum on the bench and letting the world race past him. Before he left the Senate he made this plain. He is likely to be heard from often in the future, and speech or two by him in support of Brookhart would not sur ] prise his good friend, but political rival, Senator Cummins.
 KENYON MAY TAKE STUMP Kenyon is one of four judges con, stituting the Eighth Circuit who sit at different times in as many as thir' teen states extending through the i Middle West from the Canadian to the Mexican border, and his voice will | probably be heard in most of those states before the coming Congress ional campaign is over according to | the friends he left behind him al Washington.
 In seeking to dampen Brookharts
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14
Man-O'-War "a Proud Daddy

Here is shown a bit of horseAesh which will b e watched with a yreat deal of in terest for the next two or t h r e e years. It is the first colt from the fastest horse ever | Q d, M a n O. War. now retired. I h @ newcomer was born last week in Lexing- ton, Ky. The colt should show just what may be ex- pected oi it at two or three years of age. Man O. w ar first showed his wonderful speed as a two-year-old.
 he colts mother is M Masquerade, herself of very f.st blood.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne. tt.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14

From 50,O0O to 100000 letters are held at Chicago postoffice because the sender gave no street address.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-04-14

This is the brightest and most promising Easter since the Armistice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-29
A MELANCHOLY EXIT
Nov York post)

l-NtN VI n '"Ni
The Virginian is dead. Worse still,
the hero Of Owen Wister's novel Of
Wyoming life passed out while drink
ing an ice cream soda. His was an
inappropriate ending for one so brave,
chivalrous. and merry-hearted, VINO
had played Il picturesque part on the
Wyoming stage in the days when red
Liquor ragged and the bad man con-
tested boldly agains, the powers Of
chivalry and law. II the fates mad
been kind as he was kind. the Er-
gini4n would have been permitted to
depart with q smile somewhere back
of Medicine Butte, bleeding from
many wounds incurred in bringing
some defensclcss child or woman safe
through fearful trails.
Yet the sad fact is that Edwin
b. Trafton, Owen Wistera model
plainsman, hit the dust IN al ice
cream paror. How deadly many Of
these sYcctish concoctions are to
strong and simple men, Women and
youths appear 20 thrive on them, but
lusty men reared on stronger liquors
often fan into acute indigestion after
guzziing lemon sours and chocolate
sundaes. Well, the Nirginian's gone
and not even Tramp&s would deny
that ne deserved a better death.
There is only one consolation for the
old timers in TINS melancholy incident.
The Nirginian died with his boots on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-29

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.:
In the Corporation Court Oh lhe
CITY of Alexandria. ,-;.an+
Nellie Cora Mayhem, compiiai,haiits
vs.. Charles Henry MAYHEM, DEFEND
ant. In Chancery No. 2loZ.
An affidavit having been thed t ma!
the defendant is a nonresident Oh IhlS
State. and the Sergeant having mace
such return upon process issued mere
in. upon written application stating
defendants last known post Office au-
dress and place of abCue, the follow
ing order OF publication upon GROUNDS
therein stated Is entered.
The object of this suit Is TO obtain
for complainant from defendant a
divorce a VinCulO matrmOmn on the
ground of wllful deserhon and aoah-
donment. without Just cause or eA-
cuse, for more than three years prior
TO the institution Of this suit and Tor
general relief.
1t Is ordered in the name OF the
Commonwealth of Virginia that the
defendant appear here within ten
DAYS after due pub cation hereof
and DO what is necessary to protect
defendants interest in this SUIT, and
that this order be also published,
posted and mailed to defendant ac-
cording to law.
Teste: ,.o,.,,,.,-
205-1wp CicrK'
X. Il. Washington, 4. Q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-29

NOTiCE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of record of the American
Russian Trade Corporation, that a
special meeting of said stockholders
will be held at the principal Office
of the company, No. III South Fair
taN Street, Alexandria, Virginia, on
the Both day Of August, 1922, at ten
o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose of hav-
ing the stockholders vote to ratify
the action Of the Board Of Directors
in resolving that the American Rus
sian Trade Corporation be dissolved,
and that the affairs of the company
be lquidated, said action of the
Board of Directors having been eX-
pressed in a resolution adopted UNI
animously by the entire Board on
July 81, 1922, which resolution is as
follows:
RES0LVED-That the American
Russian Trade Corporation be dissolv-
ed, and the affairs of the company
liquidated and that the officers of
the company and its counsel be and
they hereby are authorized and en-
powered to take any and all steps
and to institute any and all legal pro-
ceedings necessary or desirable in or
der to effct such dissolution and Ii
quotation.
4 two-thirds vote Of the outstand-
ing stock is necessary to authorize
dissolution and liquidation.
w. j. RAINE.
1S7-19c Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-29
Mail Order Brides
Lose Husbands

Washington, Aug. ga deluge of
pleas from deserted brides who were
wooed by letter, is pouring into the
Post office department.
These mail-order wives, whose hub
bies found their correspondence was
to be desired more than their pres
cnce, ask the assistance OF Postmas-
ter General Work in regaining their
spouses indicating that they felt the
government was responsible for their
unsuccessful marriages.
So great has the number of pleas
and threats become that the Post Of
flee department was forced to issue
an official statement that it will not
be responsible for husbands Cost
strayed or stolen" even if they were
gained through the mails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-29
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
In the Corporation Court Of the
City Of Alexandria.
Gertrude Justice Smith, complain
ant VS.. William Ottway Smith, Jr.,
defendant. In Chancery No. 21G1
An affidavit having been filed that
the defendant is a nonresident of
this State, and the Sergeant having
made such return upon process is
sued herein, upon written application
stating defendants last known post
Office address and place of abode, the
following order of publication upon
grounds therein stated is entered.
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the de-
PENDANT on the ground of adultery,
and for general relief.
1t is ordered in the name Of the
Commonwealth of Virginia that the
defendant appear here within ten
days after due publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect de-
PENDANTS interest in this suit, and
that this order be also published,
posted and mailed to defendant ac-
cording to law.
Teste:
ELLIOTT +. HOFFMAN,
1S6-4wp Clerk.
BY Earl r. Sullivan, Deputy Clerk.
r. B. Washington, d. c., 2. Q.