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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-21
HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BUTTONS ARE|N TOWN
People Coming for Miles Around foi
Wonderful Constipation Remedy
that is Better, Safer and Surer
Than CaIomeI

that is Better, Safer and Sure
Than CaIomel.
Tone up your liver; clean up you
bowels of foul waste; drive poisonoli.
gases from your stomach, end con.
stipdtion and feel fine and full o
energy in twenty-fou hours.
Throw away calomel; its danger,
GUS You know it; everybody knows
it.
HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS
are different. They are harmless
act gently yet surely on the bowels
and do not cause a particle of after
misery.
It's joyful laxative and more
its fine for dizziness, biliousness, SICK
headache, sallow skin and malaria
and is as safe and splendid for chill
dren as for grown up people. Every
body needs them; a box for quar-
ter ut all druggists. Postcard brings
you free samples from Hot Springs
Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
City Drug Store, Special Agent IN
Ardmore.
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benefit next season, has secured
three years agreement from the Ro-
yers He will act as partner to
Simpson, for whom the Blackburn
management paid $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-21
Knockout Brown VS.. Joe Rivers.

Los Angeles, Feb. 21.-"Knockout"
Brown, the New York lightweight,
and Joe Rivers, of Los Angeles, are
matched 10 fight twenty rounds here
tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-21

Planting trees is where | shine.
That is why | can guarantee them
Phone II. r. Parker.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Return for HOLIDAYS.

Miss Florence Rahm. attending Monti-
cello seminary at Godfrey, III, arrived
Saturday to spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. BA RAhm OF
iloe South Thirty-first street
Miss Gladys Mullen returned Saturday
from 81 Joseph's academy. Des Molnes,
Ia. TO spend the holidays with her par
ents. Ar. and Mrs John Mullen. ltE
North rwenty-elghth street
Miss ElOise Binns. a sophomore OF
Monticello seminary, returned TO Omaha
Saturday morning TO spend the holidays
with her mother. Mrs. c. r. Binns.
Mr.. Harold Havihnd. g.. from Miehi-
San university, Ann Arbor. is home foE
the holidays.
Miss Annetta Kermer arrived Friday
from Stanley Hall Minneapolis. MINI
70 spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
C. +. Carter.
Miss Francis PiAtti returned Saturday
from Mount ST. Aary's seminary, Ae-
companied ~ Miss Francis Piummer. q
schoolmate. who viii spend a few days
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21

with her on her way home At silver
City, Ia.
Miss Mabls Allen Of Baldwin school at
Bryn Mawr arrived Sunday TO be home
for the holidaya
Miss ELLEN Gavin, supervisor Of domos-
tie science In La Crosse. Ind. is home
20 spend thS holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Grant OF Kansas
City win visit with Mr.. Grants sister.
Mrs J. d. Rahm, over the holidays.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
cox-Penney Engagement.

A wedding Of much interest In uni
veraity circles viii be that Of Miss Eva
Elisabeth Penney. daughter of Mr.. ana
AnA FrAnk NJ Psnney, 10 Mr. Fred Nor
toB Cox.
Mas Psnn4y attended ths University
pf Nebraska and u q popular member
of the kaDpa KapDa Gamma sorority.
Afr. Coz - = graduate Of the Omaha
HiEh school and = with the Union Pa
Difle
Ths wsddins viii take place January
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
slumber Parties.

Blumber parties are again In vogue.
The regime OF slumber parties generally
Is based on the activities OF the younger
Girls OF the school set and during the
school season siumber parties were in
frequent, because one OF the primary re-
ouisites Is very little slumeer. Upon the
approach Of vacation time. many Of the
girls clubs Of Omaha began TO make
plans. The first OF the slumber parties
was held Friday evening By dozen
girls OF the X. X. X club. n high school
organisation. at the home Of Margaret
Solomon. at soio Dodge street. Several
more parties are scheduled for this week
and next
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
At the Omaha Club.

Mrs. J. A. C. Kennedy and Mrs. WILL
liam j. Coad entertained few friends
informally at beautifully appointed
luncheon Saturday at the Omaha club.
in honor OF Mrs. Arthur Lewis. guest OF
Mrs ID. c. Bradford. A basket Of Killar-
ney roses formed the centerpiece for the
table. Following luncheon. Mrs. jerome
Magee entertaind the same guests at
bridge. hl
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Dress Dolls for Institute.

Class No. Is Of the KountEs Memorial
church was entertained Saturday after
noon by Mas Ethel AibSeh at a Christ
mas giving party for the benefit OF the
Child Saving Institute. The Invitations
wsre little verses asking each girl 70
bring her old dolls. toys and games The
afternoon was spent with a doll dressing
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
senior Prom.

The grand march at the Senior Prom
OF the high school which will take place
AZ chamberS Monday evening. win be
ted by Harold Torell. the class president.
with Miss Margaret Mccoy, The Prom is
the one social function given by the class
during the school year and will be at
tended by the entire social set OF the
school.
Miss Mccoy is senior representative on
the student council OF the school and
Il popular In her class. During her school
course she has been prominent both So
eially and In the various school ac-
tvities.
An especially large gathering 10 an
ticipated at the hop because OF the un-
usually large number OF high school
alumni who have returned home for the
holidays. Every train from the east
brings scores OF young omahans who
have been away TO school and . number
OF reunion banauets and social stunts
are being planned for the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21

social entertainments. but on Sunday
evening she and Mr.. Heavenrich will be
the guests OF honor at a supper given
at the Hotel Loyal by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Kirschbrsun Of Chicago. Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirsch-
braun will entertain at dinner for Miss
kirschbraun and Mr.. Heavenrich, fol-
lowed by a rehearsal for the wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Wedding Plans.

The wedding OF Miss Sadie Kirschbraun
and Mr.. Herbert Heavenrich OF Chicago
takes place on Tuesday evening at s
o'clock at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kirschbraun. Owing
TO the illness OF Miss Kirsehbraun's
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Cummins. .Patterson Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Lucetta Patter-
son. daughter of Mrs. Virginia A. Pat
terson OF Omaha, and Mr.. Harry Cum
minis. son OF DR.. Henshall Cummins OF
Seward, Neb.. took place December 20
at high noon at the home of the bride =
uncle Mr.. John Crawford, sH East
Forty-seventh street, Chicago. Ill. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. Herman
Page OF St. PauPs Episcopal church OF
Chicago and witnessed only by Inn
mediate relatives. The bride wore white
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Engagement Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Davidson OF Fair
field. Neb.. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Davidson,
to Mr.. C. NJ Fairman OF Chicago The
wedding viii take place In March al the
home Of the brides parents In Fairfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Moonlight Hike.

A moonlight hike was given by a mum
ber of young folks last week about two
miles north Of Florence. A jolly evening
was spent, especially during the wienei
roast Those present were;
Misses Misses
Ciadia Cawkine. Ruth Neely.
Helen Nom Wee. Ethel PeppAr.
Estella Bockhacker, Adeiine Cochrane
Marian Clines.
Messrs.-- Measrs.-
Edward King, Anderson.
Walter F1orkee. Leland Wykert,
Norman Davis. Vernon Buell..
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Rsception for Bridal Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Chermiss Of 1927
Fifth avenue. Council Bluffs. viii re-
oeive Sunday evening at reception in
honor OF the engagement OF their dAugh-
ter, Miss Goldie Virginia, 10 Mr.. Nathan
Adler.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Same Brown" Grade as before
only the PRICES have changed

February United National Bank commences
RAzE this bpldng jewelers. business is usually at
sandsti during February don't see how NECEs-
@. Co. to CLEAR its stock Be
FORE building is DEMOLIsHED2 Think it over and
you'll say reductions we'll founded.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21

n at the home OF the brides parents.
Miss Helen Cook Of York will be brides
maid and Mr. Harley conant best man.
-Four little cousins OF the bride viii also
take part In the wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Tip. Top Pleasure Club.

Miss Blanche Holman entertained the
Tp-Top Pleasure club Thursday evening
Al her home. Prizes were won by Miss
Margaret Weinsrt. Miss Anna Larsen.
Miss Garnetta rhener. Miss Susan wood
hall The next meeting viii be at the
home OF Miss Agnes Palensly December
a.. Those present were;
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Smith Dale Engagement.

The first OF the special maids OF Ak
Sar-Ban 10 become engaged this year is
Miss Dorothy Dale. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs j. Frank Dale, to Mr.. sidney L.
smith Of Hartford. Conn Miss Dale
graduated last year from Lasen school
for girls at AuburndAie. Mass. Both
families are prominent In Insurance
circles. and Mr.. smith is also in this
business.
Mr.. smith n q members OF the 1910
graduating class Of Harvard university
and IL from Hartford. Conn. where the
young people win make their home.
The wedding win take place next
autumn.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
HOLIDAY PLANS EXTENSIVE
Society Has Many Events on Calen-
dar, Including Charity Ball.
DIR. t. ]. DwYER IS TO MARRY
Decoration Committee for the Char
ity Rail- is to DO Most of the
work Personally, Usiag
Christmas Trees.

social Calendar.
MONDAY-Junlor club dance. Rome hotel;
MIR and Mrs David Baum. bridge-dIn-
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze,
dance at Country club for DenmaH
Kountze; opening prom Of Omaha High
school at Chambers. Prairie Park Whist
cub.
TUEsDAY-Mr and Mrs. Howard Bald
rige and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrige,
dance at Chambers for young set Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Barker. children 8
dance for Miss Elizabeth Barker: we'd
ding Of Miss Sadie Kirschbraun, daug-
daughter of Mr. and MrR Louis Kirsch-
braun. TO Mr.. Herbert Heavenrich Of
Chicago
wEDNEsDAY--M Municipal Christmas tree
celebration, court house square; we'd
ding OF MiFs Ann Bailey OF Denver, for
merly OF Omaha. to Mr.. w. J.. Krepps.
THU1SDAY-Christm day; Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Metz. dance at Chambers
for Miss Gertrude Metz.
FRIDAY-Omaha club. dinner-dance; Mr..
and Mrs q. Storx, dancing party for
Elsie and Robert Stors; Mr.. and Mrs. l..
F. Crofoot dinner az Omaha club; Mr..
Omaha club; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur G.
Smith. dinner AT Omaha club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Kountze dinner at
Omaha club; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen G.
Wharton. dinner at Omaha club.
sATURDAY-Mr and Mrs, A. L. Reed,
dance at Aloha for Miss Elisabeth
and Mlss Erns Reed. Mr. and Mrs
David Haurn. bridge-dinuer for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rouse OF Baltimore and Mr
and MIRA lack Baum OF Chicago; Pan
Hellenic society, luncheon NJ University
club; General and Mrs. Gown, dinner
for Captain and Mrs. w. Il. Gown:
Alpha Tau Omega banquet
Elaborate plans are being made foe
New Years eve and for New Years day.
Until that time most Of the social af-
fairs will be for the school set. but New
Years eve there will be special enter.
iainments at nearly all OF the clubs for
the grownups
The University club has issued cards
announcing the entertainment for New
Year'n eve for members and their guests.
Dinner will be served at 7;so o'clock with
cabaret entertainment. Dancing will
start at 10 O'Clock. and al midnight there
will be a unique New Year greeting
planned by the entertainment committee.
and then more dancing.
The Omaha Country club. has Issued
cards announcing the annual dinner
dance. or supper-dance, 70 be given at
the club New Years eve supper will be
served az II O'Clock, and the evening will
be spent dancing.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Plans for Charity Ball.

The decoration committee for the Char
ity ball TO be held JaNnuary viii be
one OF the hardest working committees
unless Il Il the ticket committee. The
decoration COMMITTEES. composed OF pronni-
nent society women and business men.
is planning 70 DO much OF the real work
Of decorating the Auditorium personally;
the members plan to literally put on
their cid clothes ana SO 20 work 20 save
money for sweet charity. Some OF the
larger busipess FIRMS via be requested to
lend some professional decorators TO as
sist
A request is 10 be made 20 hundreds OF
citizenn having Christmas trees 20 let
the eOmmitfee have them. and the Christ
mas greens. for the Auditorium. as the
Christmas season win be over January
]. just in time 10 help the Charity ball.
Anyone having trees may phone Douglas
7S1 and the COMMITTEES viii send for them
The decoration Committee Includes Mr..
Frank Judbon. chairman: Mr. Robert
Manley. Mr. John W. ToWle. Mr.. Louis
Nash. Mr., ID. j. o,Bnen. Mrs, y. S. Cow
sin. Mrs. JOAN A. Mcshane. Mrs. o. c.
Redick. Mrs J. Il. Summers. Mrs. J. De
Forest Richards. Mrs. Gould DietE. Miss
Lynn Curtis and Mrs. W. A. Redick.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
pwyer.Flanagan Engaremeht.

An engagement OF much interest IL
that OF Or. Timothy ]. Dwyer and Miss
Susan Mary Flanagan. Both are very
prominent in medical circles and Miss
Flanagan resigned December as the
head nurse. or superintendent OF nurses
at St oxtherines hospital. where she
has been most successful.
Miss Flanagan IL . vivaclous brunette
and came 10 Omaha about eight years
ago from Newark. n. j.. where she took
her training in the city hospital She has
made host OF friends Ia her short stay
here.
DIR. Dwycr attended the University OF
Nebraska and later the Creighton College
OF Medicine. where he was an honor
graduate and was appointed inferno at
st. Josephs hospital Following that ne
was assistant 60 Dr. Charles c. Allison
until two years ago. when his brother,
DR.. John Dwyer. became associated In
business with him.
Friends- OF DR. Dwyer and Miss Flana-
gan think that this IL another OF the
tornado romances. On Easter evening
they were both attending a dinner given
at one Of the cafes when they heard OF
the tornado. They Immediately left ths
party and hurried 20 the stricken nelgh-
borhoods and assisted the injured
Rt Rev. Richard scannen will officiate
at the wedding. which will take place
"Wednesday morning. January Z, at 50.
johns church at o'clock. followed BY a
wedding breakfast a. the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Fiana,
gan. 2T7e California street. for the we'd
ding party. A reception win follow frorl
20 4 o'clock. and they will leave that
evening for an extended southern weddins
trip 10 points in Texas, Florida and
Louisiana. spending some time at Palm
Beach. returning BY February IS
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21
Et-A-virp Club.

The Et-A-Virp club gave It's Christmas
party at Chambers Thursday night The
hall was decorated with garlands, bells
and bunting. A large tree stood in the
center Of the hall. The following were
pre sent.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21

Continued on Page Threeo
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21

contest and the one making the most at
trctive doll clothes was awarded q prize.
Those preset were:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-21

The c. B. Co. crowd world Of business into
THREE days-Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday But
there EVERY EXPECT such onrush here for
prices their limit Must vacate' reduc-
on ALMOST everything and the reductions
GENUINE beyond QUESTION. ,..
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nus Der 1~1,ugegemo.
ct. SphnS l1niperiitn.

Sic an 81. Nugrit in ser ct.
Sobns l%lniperlitat eebaltcre Ser
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oien tbeilmeiie ooer gang in oieier
Anitolt madten, perlief red)t idon =
10 idon, bab bon a1en Seiter sic
Soffnurg auSgeiproden tpuroe, man
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@,1nid nno 10 grob ser @ntbuiias-
mub, ooB cine @%eriammlung abge=
fralten ml1roe, Ole I'M Sou cine Gerei=
nigl1ng Ser prielterlihen Mlumnen
bon ct. Sobn5 ms 9eben rief Der
ar1h a1e anmelen6en Mlrmnen TO-
gleid beitraten. Gum eriten Graii=
benton oieies @ereines murbe einltim=
mig Ser laneidbrige Nrofeiior Ser
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6ran5 Meridmon, .. g. s., er-
mdblt: Der bodm'ite SEER General
hifar, Mier. g6uar6 Magl, Ser frog
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ct. Syobns, pnroe gum 5efretdr uno
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@%eriommlung Ser prieiterliden
Mlum11en 81 peranitalten. Ser iabr=
1ide 8eitrog Ser Mitglieoer tpl1roe
ouf $500 feitgeiett. Ser 6araus
ermadienbe 8etrag miro CUR Inter
itiitnng armer Observation-Disclosures
pertpenbet - gemiB Elm e6ler 3med,
Der ieoen Nrieiter ser aus ct. SobnS
Encouragement lit, bemegen iollte,
6em @ereine ols Mitglieo bei3utreten.
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&ir&1i@e=M a@ri&ten
auaefte fir sic @aiien.

@eliebte 8riiber! : Die @brmiir=
oigeu 6ran5isfaner=s 6meitern bon
2ittle Sails, sic bas Di05eian-@ai=
ienbaus unterbolten, baben bereits
angefangen, (mie ie6es Sabr) mtl6e
@oben fir sic @eriorgung ser pielen
@aiien un6 @albmaiien gu iammeln.
Sic @ld11bigen miiien mobl, 6oB es
falm elm eoleres @erf gibt ols oieies.
Sic befannte Spfermiuigfeit ser
@ohm. @eiitlidfeit 11n6 Ser @ldubi=
gen fir bieien 8med in friiberen Sat-
rem berehtigt urs ST boffen, 6oB iie
6ieie Sabr nidt naalaiien, ionoern
iih nod glan5enber 5eigen miro. 3ie=
lie 5offnung ftiitt iid auf folgenbe
@riinbe: 1. SGT @ott 6teien She'll
6es 9anoes nit elmer guten grnte
geiegnet nnb berlongt 6ofir bon uns
Elm Danfopfer in Ser 8orm frommer
@erfe Ser Mil6tbdtigfeit, 2. SIT
6iei les Sabr Elm SrbeIiabr, nn6 cine
Ser 8eoingungen CUR @%etptnnrtng Ser
sSnbildnm <Mbldne lit Mlmoien ge-
ben. 8. Moden sic guten 5dtpe-
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Mns MnlaB oieier eriten Berfomm-
lung Ser prieiterliben Mll1rnnen bon
ct. Sobns bat ser bo9m'ite @err Mbt
5tpei '5reiitellen gegriinbet, oie or
men Stu6enten, Die 8eltprieiter iper<
Sen molen, often iteben tperben. =
Sic Ausii6ten fir cine groBe stu=
penten5abl in oieiem Sabre iino giin<
ltiger ais je, un6 es miro iebr mabr=
ideinli6 nod Mblauf Ser erlten 8ode
farm Elm FREEZER Ylab iibrigbIeiben.
Solde 6ie Dor baben, 6ieies Sabr
nad ct. Sobns 5u geben uno iid
nod 1lid]t angenrel6et baben, miiien
Dies III 9al0e tbun, menn Tie nidt
abgelpielen merben mo1en.
Gplo Spring.
Ss1 Der bieligen Efarrfirde lieBen
an1 Montag Morgen mabreno zines
UNI bolb Z l1br pom bodlp. Hfarrer,
P. Maur,ss, .. g. g., gebaltenen
Sral,amtes ibren 5reubuno onrd
Yrieitersbono iegnen Serr Soiepb
Eeters, melder in oem @olo Spring
graugeidafte als 8udfiibrer a1lge=
felt lit, uno SRI. @meline &rap,
3odlter ser 1amilie Bbil. $. &rap,
bei melder na6 Der firdliben Seier
gelegentlid ser @od5eit 6aS glid=
lid]e Baar nit Sen beiten @liidmiin=
lden fir cine geiegnete 3ufunft nn6
nit berrliden @eidenfen rei6li@ be-
oadt muroe. SSn bie bielen oen Nel1=
%permablten entbotenen @liidmiinide
itimmt Ger uNoroltern" aus gan5em
@er6en elm nno miini6t, 6aB eS oem
&errn Beters 11n6 ieinem 6rauden
nod genoiiener 6reu6en5eit an oen
1fern 6es Big Stib Safe om bei=
matbliden &er6e in @ol6 @pring auf
piele, piele Sabre redt mobl er=
geben mose. - Die @ol6 Spring
Braugeienidaft bat in ibrem6lai6en=
bier 1epartement cine neue Moi6t=
tie, einen iogenannten uGaiteuri5er"
nit elmer IageSfapa3itat bon so 8or=
rels 8ier aufgeltent uno bat ooonrd
tire M11sitattung 5u elmer pollitanoi=
gen gemodt. Sc lit 6ieie Moid)ine
cine Ser gr0Bten ibrer Mrt, nno Die
Nubnienng oerielben labBt auf Sen
u11ermi;oliden Borti6rittsgeift Der
Brougeiellidaft unb auf oeren lteti%
gen @elddftsemporidmung i6lteBen.
Ser 3uitano Ser Eo@ter Der So
miIie @iesner, tpelde ldngere 3eit
ffranfelte> bot ii@ lei6er berart per=
idlimmert, 6ab man nm 6as 2ebe1
6es jungen Md6@ens fiirdtet. -
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Weitttpod fonnte er Ole Seimreile
lpicoer antreten.
81. 5. ". Sarnbant, 0teopa.
tild,er @rat, Telepbon 68.2, SOB ct.
@ermain StraBe. ct. @lonS. Minn.
SSn ser om Monto9abenb in ser
2ineoln @dule m,f ser 0itieite eebol=
tenen 8%eriammlune oes gait SIDE
Snouitrial GLIB muroen Mc@artbp,
9asbrpl1d nnb DfiQer aIs @omite err
mablt, Inn NIT Sen @eiddftsleuten Der
@eitieite geeignete ganoibaten fir Ole
Memter bes StraBenfommiiiars nno
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Safe oas @eiud fir einen iogenann-
-en .Recau" eeiteut miro. @egen 81
Mitglie0er oes %genannten Club batten
sur &%eriammlung ibr @riheinen ge-
ma6t.
: sdtpo6e 6rauen> Die ltarf mer.
Den mouen, iouten GDlb Spriue
Mals=Grtraft trinfen. 24.bo
= Sic Icme ruBloien 4oblen &c.
ben g,,d 10 quite uno before @eheItate
aIs @ol5 unb foiten meniger. gu fn1.
fen bel ser Miolanb 2nu1ber e Goal
So.
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@ieoerum ergebt sic Mufforoerung
an ole 6em Statsperbanbe BON Min=
neiota a11geb0rigen be1.tiden fotboli=
if)en Mdnner= uno Siinglingspereine,
iih 10 5ublreid mie moglih 5u bethel
ligen on Ser II. Sabresperi ammlung
oe5 Staotsperban6es, melde am %.
llno 20. September 1918 IN Ser
prodtppuen Sto6t ct. CLOUD abae=
balten miro. Siderlid meroen iid
red]t piele @ereine einfin6en 81 Ser
Norooe am Sonntag, %. @eptem-
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@ereine, baB er Die poae @n5abl 9e=
legater, gu Ser er beredtigt lit, CUR
Sabresber1ammlung entien6et; oenn
tpi9tige 6ragen liegen Dor, un6 es
erforbert sic bone &raft un6 CID
tigfeit zines je6en 8elegaten, Inn I'M
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fere oeutiden tatboliiden Sntereiien
gu foroern uno 0o6urh Sen @rfolg
al iidern. Die 6eutiden &ntbolifen
ser staot 81. CLOUD ielblt, tpic audi
ole nidtoe1tiden @laubenseenoi-
fen iin6 eifrig nit 8orbereitnngen
beidoftigt, INN in Der Sage gu fem,
ale Beluder Rr5li6 mi1fommen
gu fonnen.
Mdtungspoa
Saul Nbles, 9raiibent,
Sra. Sl,ngbarer, Sefr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04

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