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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22
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6.rr GbuarS grn6, 449 sio Sanfte
straae. Bell Sci. 476 g., Somt
ebpne ff3f4.

SNuRN' Sh ~. N'S osT ~
ehune 1881 Y.
= Sohn Briggs BON Columbus
O., buroe eeitern giadmittas ou
gsrboat bin BON Der pOii5si in Ss
pabriam genommen. Der Warl
IammeIte niht blps 9elbtr fir bi
6siIsarmes, Obns baau bsrettigt 81
fsiu. ionbern aud fir .inen rSdau
fpSler Jonb", ipelfer bic unterfhrei
Der fir Elm Sabr ben geiud Der sbsa
ter beripritt. gr mar aud in Gin
cinnati unb Wlibbleioipn, no sr @elt
tolettirt baben fol-.
- Warp Webl Don Wibol.totpr
bat ibren Gattsn gbipin o. Wsbl in
bieiigen 9eritt auf S6sibuns psr'
tIaat. neil er iie osrnahldfiote unb IL
mibbunbelte unb in Der 8sirunien.
belt bic Ml0bsf in Der mObnune ser'
triimmerte. Das pdor tsiratbete in,
Sttpbsr 1913.
- @in gbdaen Der Wells Tnrgr
grprsb 60. tpurbe an Der Siib q. unb
Sycamore Strabs Don BEN sarieat
pon Sames Bale getrpffen unb bic
grprebboten Clarence Collins unb
Carl 2ubtpig ipurbsn auf bic GtraB.
aeT6leubert. 9eibe ipurben unerhebs
Iid Derlsbt. 9sibe @efdhrts purbeH
b0s 5useridtet.
- Gin 9atbranb 6si Sobn Woob.
reb, s37 Siib 9. Strabs, ri6tets uns
bebsutenben Shaben an.
= goul @pplssaie ben 115 Glib
3. Strube iDurbe elm bruuusr @n5ug
geitpblen.
- @eorge Wbiteomb unb gb.
Smith, fpelfe bon BEN Maasn bss
George Gent cine aifts sylai6enbier
ftaflen, ipurbsn i'm Mvnisipalgeriht
gu je $40 Strafe rsfp. Gsfdnsuibbaft
perurtteilt.
= Ter g6ulrutb ipirb bas 8runbs
ffild neben Der neuen 6odIdule DON
IN. .. 9urns fir $4,000 antauFeu.
Serr Z. Mloore BON Der Donton Stras
be fanb in 1en 0ort Gin Bib pom
Sereraf Ridurb Butler. mad pels
dem biefes gountp bsnamt pprbs
unb fdsntts basiel6e ben S9ulen.
Die weihndhtsferien bauern bonn %.
9e5smber Biz 3. Sanuar.
- giiht.r Charles 8. aple, tpelher
bon Dem Sberri6ter 9ugb Ni6"Is
mad Samiltcn eeTftdt tpurbe, um
bic grpaeTe oeden bic Streitsr su
leiisn, Eat 5iefelben nit Strafen pon
S. 6is s15 bebddt. gs fparen ihrer
81. Iuberoem ipurbs iFnen Dom
Rihter Der CUTE Ra'b erthe'lt, ri. arr
beitsnilIisen MaIhiuenbousr ungss
F6pren al loiIen. Die 2euts fpGrsn
ffraffrei aus1sganen, hdtt'n iie ben
Rath bes Rihters, an bic @rbeit que
riid5utebren, befclgt.
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neil bis trpdenen glabeln ber 4aums
leiht In 8ranb sepatben.
- MaFer 2ommiHdr binb ba'
seitern in Der alass bon @m. =. nnh
Geo. WiIber gesen Srens Wiibr bas
@uunDsisentbum an Der @opbburr
nnb 2inben 9penue an $. Bon aeh'
man fit $le25 pertauft. - Su Der
aIase bon =. 3. @siien sessn bic gc'
ringtcn Sapings 9anf ano Srllit 90
II. u. ipurbe elm Saus an Der Silpsr
aDenne in Sort Mitdea an ben &la'
ger fiir $4,000 pertauft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22

9e5sihnungen Der 9lusfprd&e ipenistr
3tptdm1Bis lit, ba bic gulsdren nod
einige WotdIseihen beiiben, bic ii4 tn
anbern flatpifhen iGprahen nift fins
ben. Sis G1reibart 1T leift sii ers
Iernen, bic Musfprahe bietet bann
fanm Shlpieripisiten. Die 8etonuns
unterli.gt 1ebr einfnhen Reseln, nns
glei9 bem RuiIifhen, bus burH feline
lannenbaften Spriinee Der 8etonuns
audi ben Gebuibisen ihredt.
gs lit niht eritaunlid, bab bic
9uIaaren in Der langen 3eit inter
benz tiirtiIhen Robfdpeif piels Re
bspsnbunsen ansenommen haben, bic
bem Siir,iiben entiiammen. 8usurus
nus (befsblet) Toet Der 3iirte dls
Ginlabune. Sapoipjebaiie. iiberiebt
.s rSrtlih Der guIsare. allah fela.
met iperiIen (@ott eebe feinen Segen),
ldutet Der tiirtiI6e Mbitiebsgrub. 30
ba ii babe pomoidt, fast Der 9uisare.
0enn man bulsarif6e Ramen in
unierer Sdrsibart iuiebcrseben pia,
70 Iollte man iid m bic aegeln bdls
ten, bic fir bic llmidreibung b.s
2prilliItsn ppn ben DeutI4ruiien
aufseitellt tpOrben iinp. Damn lam
man bic IsrbH6en unb ruiIiidsn Nas
men aendu ipieberesben, nnb bic buls
aariIhen fait genau. 9ano6 III 8
INNER tpeih, bos fhdrfe ipirb bur9
ss aeeeben, bas ipeihe s6 burh sb.
Wir iolIten uus biefe Reseln fhpn
barum su eigen MAIDEN, ipeil ipir jsbt
unp in ndGiier 3utunfi oft iiioildipis
{ds Ramsn su lsIen unb gu i4reiben
bdben iperben. mir leien beute bon
3aiieear; tper obnt, bob Der Srt
SaitIfar ssmsint lit, ben bic gul9as
rem nit itiirmsnbsr SanS asnommen
baben2 Die 9uIsaren Ger griten 4rs
NEE befebIis, Gsnerdl 9ojabTbijeiu,
es sibt tsinsn Oruno, Jpn anbsrs 5u
f6reiten, aud, ben ni9t, bab er ii9
goDanjieff umIdreibt. Der 9eutI6s
bat fsine lIrfade. frun3oiiiter
Sdreibart 3uaeitdnbni1e su MAIDEN.
Die bulgarifde Sprade III reid an
SpribpOrtern: eldbna iutoi4.a profs
10 iBnuipa, bunsrig Snbn 9irit
trdumi. 2luf frsmbem @rabe ipeint
mon ni6t. Der Rnife fiirhttt ii9
nidt Dor benz Reaen. Wiit eirem
6unbe trieGt man nidt IN einen Sad.
Der 3ieeunsr trGet bic iilberne pis
itole auf nadiem Baud.
Der 9ulgare psritsbt ben Buffer,
Der Ruiie absr ni6t ben Bulgareu.
llebriaens iinb bic gerihisbenheiten
sipiI6en bsibsn Spraten oberfIadIis
der geoba6tuns nidt 70 serina. I'D
polIie sSbnen fdcn IGngit iasen" bsibt
ruiiif6: ga baipuo dotel aitofai nam
unb buIgariid,: Qs pibatpno if.ab ba
mi iafba. Spri6t Der bulgariIhe
Bauer Der tiirtiI6sn 3stt, 70 peritsbt
ibn niemanb auber feinen Ra9barn:
aubTba pari iIbarbItfpah IA ttia jtrs
asleta: Ginen 5aufen 9ab babe fd
fir bieie Glspper ausstseben. sSH que
tenn 9ulgarifb miibts Der Bauer ias
gen: Muogo pari iIrai9obipa6 IA ieli
toniiheid, mas isbsr Slaps iofort
peritebt. Die S6ulbilbuns bes buls
sariihen gau,rs bat iubeHen 70 sros |
Re 'ForiIhriite aemat., bab j.ber
8ulaors, Der teute bic Uniform trGgi. |
ii6 Der aefpdbIien Sprahe bebieneu
iann. Sapurh pirb bic @erftduois |
euna nit ben aubern Slapen erlsihs |
lert.
llnb banii: glaaobard mi iraino "a |
paf4eio ipnimanije. eoIpoibi ! gOipos
oa - bo ipiibDenije! (S.6 baHte 81 |
usn isbr fir sSbre 2lufmerliamteit.
meine 9dmsn unb Serren auf
Wieberieknn
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CHILL.

.S6 m66te 70 isbr germ NAL in bic
6obs 5atrata :"
.5otru teibt ss bod, liebes &inS.
sic miiifen idon meine Srau suts
fduIbigtn lie itummt aus elmer
blrd unb bura muiitalilaen ga
miIk!1
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ubtriprubeIi, unb Der Gtaubgstn, bsr
9iiter bss alisn Mobtrs, iinb bic bsis
ben Selben bts 3ipiidsnipieIs. Slid.
LID mar GuIoa, in benz iunaen uiaas
ridden aomppniitsn slIubor Rabo eis
nen feiniinnissn 1onmaler 3ur null.
ialtf4en umtIeibuns Der Iprifdsn
StsfIen su sstuinHen. Die portitur
Su JuIbas Didtuns mar bes bodbes
sabitn Uluiitsrs lsbts 4rbtit. Mud,
bic Mufii gu S1mibt ! Bcnns rUsrs
lOreuem Sobn" III bon ibm.) gr 1T
als Oiitrrsidiidsr Dffi3ifr b<i 1seinn
bes Rriesss in @aIi5ieu gsfdlIeu. Die
9araiierpolIe Muiit trug ni6t fpsnis
eaSu BEL, bic postiIde Stimrnung. bic
BEN Stiid BEN GrfoIs iiAtrts, su
f4affeu. Die auffiibruns belt fid
I'm sanseH auf normaIsr 6Dbs. Wit
ben bsihsibsnen WliitsIn uniertr Bib
ne Bat Der bas Spill Ieitenbs Jnien=
bdut, Sofratb gsbreno, immsrbin cine
biibf6e, barmoniIde goritelIuns bsrs
aussearbeitet. Sr. Gegsr.
.Drad'. S6auipisl DON peiter
ggge
9lus Mannbeim tpiro geff)riebeH:
Die erite Rssisibat bes nun ipisber
in Mannbsim eing.tsbrteu Snienbonz
ten Or. aarl Sasemaun mar bic
llrauffiibrung BEG br.iattisen Sdaus
ipiels .Wraf4 bon ptter Gsse
(beuifd BON Ssinri@ SoebeD i'm
Scfs unb RationaItkater. Ddb es
ii6 I'M bas Wert eines pirilideu
9idisrs baubslt. purbe itbr bo:b
sriid.lih; aber gsst. Der SesIenz
unb syrausni6iloerer, 1T au fem unb
3u itia, ols bab er sttpas 5anbfcfts
9iibnentpirffdmes su seben berm0hte.
Die eriien beiben @ste, rDieipc5I fief
anb fiinitlsriih ipertbpou. iinb arm
an 5anbIung, Der lebts, Der on 8orb
zines mobernsn O3saurifftn ipi.lt.
TT nur oberfldhIid nit bem Wors
bersebenben in @nbinbuna sefest unb
stist aint Gsse nift mebr IN isiner
tnbeitreitbnrm Reiiterfduft oes
9ebens. Die SeIoin bes Stiides lit
cine berbe. teufte JrduengetaIt bic
einen i6rullisen, altsn Miliondr beis
rathei, Inn NIT bem nsuaetponnenen
Reidt6um ibrm Sus,nbsetiebien, Der
Elm anasbsnbss dr,tIifss Genie 1T.
beimlih gu unieritiibsn. Rad BEN
Sobe ibres gatten, Der iiber ber Gnts
beduns beg 3ufammsnbansss sufams
mensebrOden 1T, s.bt fie bic 5lueiie
Gbe nit ihrem JugsnbseIiebten. benz
beriibmfen ar5te, elm. alnf Der lleberz
fabrt mad, gsp yori .reilt iis iubsHen
bas Shidfal - bas Shiff ptrIintt.
unb i'm 4ugenblid Der aataftropbe
srlebt iie ibre fiirdterlidite guttdus
f6ung: ibr sipsiier Mann, benz Ge al
l.s aeopfsrt unb Der ibr bisbtr fieis
als 6tIb erftiensn, psrIGbt lie in
ardblider 9obesangh. um iih rid
iidislos Dor benz 3ufammsnbrud in
Si6srfsii su brineen.
Or. aarl Sdeemann BAIT. BEN
Slide cine fab.lbaft fpirffame mecie
,utbeil tperbm laffeu. Die erfisn btis
ben aite iporen gong iief nnb nor.
oiid aeitalte.. ber lebte Unit benz
Sdiffsuniersans) mar bor5iielid
iusaearbeiitt. Dieis bon 6aesmann
,orsefiibrts Maifmfludt unb Der
'dauerlide3uiammenbrud om Shlub
piriis nift mebr pie 5bsattr, fons
,ern tpie Elm Taturer.isniS. Die quite
Reggie unb bas ni4t minbsr quite
5pisl forsten benn aud fit tinsn
srfols. Der laut unb sbrfi9 mar.
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Gdneibet Dits aus
Gs 1T GelD iutrt5.

|
e9neibet biefs auseIss aus, IeQsr gis
Gents bel an GcIep 4 Gc., 2s35 GpeIfieIp ube..
0bitago. Suy unp f6reibsn Gle Sbren Wamen
Iiio i gRreils y bsutia. Sis ipsrbsn nit losgbsn.
oer V0fi si'i ProDepadet fmpfanesn, enftaItsno:
!. a isoIsp's eoHsp anb zsr qompouns, sas
gfH, Qropp, asu&bhtsn. ueIismtnuna uup
eynTtsetaoi aHf bfr Srult, Grippe nnS gTen.
d,dl'euitsH.
t2) .gcIeb Tieren.piIfen fnr fiterdrbetes
ma franibafte HifrsH uub BIafenIsibeu,
Snmersen In ben edtsn urib NffeH iiiioIas
Hleenf1nsrsen nnb HbeumaisninS
fs) isoIrb gaibarfir 1abietten. Elm suirda.
lldss rnD ariiHblid reiniasnbes elbfAbrrnittsi.
Ncivnbfrs gut fdr forplisHie ceuie nrb efn
gbinbrMite!, peldet bon uIifn bsfibftiQt pirb.
bie on irdgem gtrtIaane unb frdarr Qebet
b.;ft FIR MIR sc.
uebsrnu sn bateu.
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Ger Wiaper III ia ni,s ,mierrm
@einngperein ulisgetreten.-
.Wnrltnt2.
.Sn, ieitoem er gebeiratbet bat
bot er feline Stimme usebr,-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-10-30
FaSCiO di nOtizie Yarie
LO SPIRITO | BUONI COSTUMI E
L'INGEGNO VERSATILE.
Continuazione Tedi no precedente.
EsaminiamOli con ordine:

Esaminiamoli con ordine
II cosi detto giovine di spirito e
sempre invariabilmente, un imbecil-
lie, poiche' chi veramente ha dello
spirito non code mai la fama Iii es-
sere un giovane di spirito.
Sapete vol come un fmbecille 81
forma la fama di essere un giovane
di spirito?
L'imbecille comincia frequenta-
re una famiglia nella quaIe l'idiozia
e congenita
Cola sattenta dire dele frasi
apprese altrove. nellie quail VIA suf-
ficiente buon umore per far ridere
uno sciocco.
Questo il primo successo.
Incoraggiato da clio, limbecille 81
crede in dovere dl aggiungere allie
frasi apprese delle bestialita' pro
prie.
Ma un certo prestgio 9ia' acqui-
state eli ia da usbergo COST che le
corhellerie che dovrebbero essere ri
cambiate con Oil schiatfi vengono ac-
cOlte con entuslasmO.
La famiglia d'idi0ti allora 81 assu-
me volontariamente I'lnrarico di far
ira propri conoscenti ia yratuita re-
elaine all'imherille il quaie, III breye
tempo, diventa un giovine Iii spirito
per ia Dreve cerchia dele sac cupu-
Scenze.
Poiche' - vedete = in questa fac
cenda la ribellione e difficilissima
per Ia semplicissima ragione che Men
te e piu contagioso del buon umore,
cosi vol, trovandovi a conversare con
limbecille, intorno al quale vi sta
intrattenendo. fnirete quasi sempre
per ridire non per lie sue insulse spi-
riLosaggini ma per lie risate degli al
tri.
Ed allora una ira vol, bimbe,
finisce per trOvarlo simpatico ed ini-
zia l'idilio.
A questo punto rimbecille ritorna
al suo vero ruolo, ma la bimba lungi
dal sospettare il vero, attribuisce
questo stranC cambiamentO all 'amo-
re.
+ 81 accorge dello sbaglio solo al
lorche' il matrimonio e avvenutc
poiche' solo allora yede chiaramente
che ella e condannata a passare tut
Ia la vita insieme con un imbecille
(Continna.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-10-30

Noi puliremo e tingeremo
i vostri pantaloni, guanti, We
stiti, plume, portiere, pelllc-
ce, ecc., con accuratezza in
modo da incontrare La vOstra
sOddiSfaziOne.
Recate o mandate a moi
tutto quello che volete far
ripulire o tingere immanti
sarete serviti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-10-30
La cOnquiSta della vetta
di Monte Nero


colpo di manovra. La cOmpagnia au-
striaca che difendeva Testrema Gina
quasi inaccessible, vigilava COM
bate Bisognava appunto che 81 bat
tesse. per la riuscita del nostro pia-
no. + stata questa una dele batta-
gle piu' belle piu' singolari della
guerra.
Flu in una notte Oscura enuvolosa.
Non 81 pot va spc.arc di scalare la
yetta Scnza svegliare l'allarme. Due
! spedizioni partirono da una specie di
tor ucntato pianoro roccioso sui qua
le crayam0 trincerati, seicentO metri
piu in basso della cresta. Tn piccolO
rep.rto. composite del piu abili sea-
lat, RI, munito Iii corde, 81 diresse
verso il tiancO settentrionale del pic
co, dove Ia parete precipita quasi a
pioml O. Tn reparto piu numeroso 81
dir, ase dalia parte meridionale per
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-10-30

II destino Iii motif uomini dipese
dali asserci non esserci una bibho-
teca nella casa paterna.
De AMICIs.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-10-30

Tn nero formicolio Vi saliva velo
ce, una moldtUdine d'ombre rampa-
va verso Iestremo lembo di quelIo
spalto immane. II vero assalto arri-
vava. lie vedette nemiche 10 scorsero,
ma era troppo tardi. II loro grido
d'allarme fu coperto da IN urIo trion-
fale del nostri, che mettevano piede
sulla vetta 81 rizzavanO per preci-
pitarsi subito avanti. Ia baionetta
bassa. La Gina del Monte Nero era
presa.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-14
R. N. D|CKEY DIED
At NORWICH HOME
PROMINENT FARMER PASSED
AWAY MONDAY FROM HEART
AND KIDNEY TROUBLE-FU-
NERAL HELD WEDNESDAY.

r. M. Dickey, one of the best known
Norwich farmers, passed away at his
farm home south of Norwich Monday,
after an illness of several weeks form
heart and kidney trouble. Mr.. Die
key had been a great sufferer, altho
he bore up with great fortitude.
The funeral was held from the home
Wednesday morning at ten o'clock
Rev. P. w. Erickson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city, de-
livering an eloquent sermon. The
Norwich choir sang a number of ap-
propriate selections and the floral
tributes were profuse. Many friends
paid their last tribute Of love and
respect for the kindly old gentleman
who is no more. The remains were
inferred at the cemetery at Norwich.
R. M. Dickey was born in Ohio in
1847, and when but young man.
moved to Iowa, where he followed the
occupation of farming in Audubon
county for years. Six or eight years
ago he came to North Dakota, invest
ing in a valuable half section farm
south of Norwich, which he improved
making it one of the best farms in
that locality. He was a successful
business man and very progressive
A few years ago his wife passed away
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-14

Hollenga welcomed the delegates on
behalf Of the Association of Com
merce; President A. G. Crane for the
Minot Normal and Mrs. S. J. Rasmus-
sen for the club women of the city.
Secretary Hollenga spoke of mother
hood and the influence the mother has
in shaping the destinies of nations and
men.
President Crane welcomed the dele
gates on behalf of the Normal School
and the other educational institutions
of the city. He said that many of
them had been teachers and all were
deeply interested in the education of
the young.
Mrs. Rasmussen's address was par
ticularly we'll received and she re-
ceived many compliments. She hoped
the delegates would carry away with
them as happy recollections of their
stay in the city, as the local club wo-
men and others would retain of their
visit.
The response was given by Mrs.
M. A. Baldwin of Fargo, who appeared
in happy mood. .... m...
One of the features of the afternoon
was the song contest. There were six
entries in this and the best one will
be selected later by a committee, to
become the accepted song Of the state
federation. The songs were sung by
Mrs. Craswell Of Valley City and Mrs.
Simpson of the Minot Normal school,
Mrs. P. V. Pennybacker, president
of the national federation of women's
clubs, who attended the sessions, was
on the program Wednesday afternoon
for short address. Her main address
was given at the Presbyterian church
that night, an exceedingly large crowd
being present. Most of the audience
consisted of women, a few brave men
making their appearance. Mrs. Pen
nybacker's address was sensible and
the Independent would like to publish
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-14
TWfNTY-F0UR At
FAMILY REUNION
SEVEN WEATHERWAX Chill.
DREN GATHER IN THIS CITY
WITH PARENTS SUNDAY-THE
FIRST TIME IN SIXTEEN
YEARS.

The Weatherwax FAMILY held not
able reunion in this city, Sunday, Oct
10, the entire family, consisting OF
father. mother, seven children, daugh-
ters-in-law and son-in-law and grand
children, to the total number of twen-
ty-four, gathering at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Hussey in this city.
This was the first time in sixteen
years that the entire family had been
together and the reunion was most
enjoyable.
Those present were the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Weatherwax, of Nam
pa, Idaho; the seven children, F. D..
Weatherwax, of Lacrosse, Wis; 1: B.
Weatherwax, Des Laos; A. E: Wea-
therwax, Grand Rapids, Wis; Mrs. D.:
l.. Duncan, Mrs. Mary Hussey and
Fred A. Weatherwax Of this city, and
Mrs. A. w. Stockton, of Bethel, Mimi,
and Rev. A. W. Stockton, Mrs. l.. b.
Weatherwax and H. H. Hussey, to-
gether with twelve grand children.
The two sons from Wisconsin are
engaged in the oil business, their con-
Germ being known as the Interstate
Oil Co.
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it in it's complete form. She paid a
high compliment to Mrs. Frank White,
Miss Nelson and the other North Da-
l,ota club women. She did not hest
tate to offer them friendly criticism,
and the women who heard the address
feel that they were greatly benefited.
~ wish that every state federation
would emblazon these three words on
it's year book-1nvestigate, Eliminate,
Concentrated 1t would mean a Won
derful year if this motto was adopted
and worked out in daily living. We
have too many reformers who go at
things wild-eyed and hap-hazard, ask
ing for laws that are already on the
statute books, correcting evils that in
vestigation would show to exist only
in their imaginations. AS Goethe
says: Nothing is more dangerous
than ignorance at work. We have no
right to be critical if we are criticized
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BERT0N SMALLW0OD
BECOMES BENEDICT
MANUAL TRAINING INSTRUCT
OR TAKES MISS WINNIFRED
CHURCHILL FOR HIS BRIDE AT
IMPRESSIVE HOME WEDDING.

A simple, yet exceedingly pretty
wedding took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Smallwood Friday ev-
ening when their son, Berton, was
united in marriage to Miss Winnifred
Churchill
Only the relatives were present be-
sides one or two Of the closest friends.
Rev. P. W. Erickson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, officiated and the
ring service was used. Miss Myrtle
Hamre, close friend of the bride,
presided at the piano as the couple
took their places in the archway of
smilax and pink roses. The ceremony
occurred at nine o'clock.
The bride, who is an unusually at
tractive woung woman, appeared
charming in dainty gown of pink
crepe de chine. She carried shower
bouquet of pink roses.
The party sat down to fine we'd
ding banquet, the service being in
charge of Miss Lulu Smallwood and
Miss Hazel Crabbe. The table was ar
tistically decorated in pink and white
The bride and groom are among the
most popular of Minot's younger set
The groom is the second son of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. C. Smallwood. He grad
uated from the Minot High School in
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Three HUNDRED WOMEN
ATTEND CONVENTION
Prominent North Dakotans Here This
Week For Nineteenth Annual
Convention of Federated Clubs.

| The nineteenth annual meeting OF
the .orth Dakota Federation of Wo.
mems Clubs opened in this city Tues.
day, nearly every club in the state be.
ing represented. Nearly three hun.
dred delegates were enrolled ano
many who were not delegates are at.
tending the meetings.
The delegates are being entertain
ed at the various Minot homes ano
they are unanimous in saying that
their visit in this city has been OF
pleasure. The meeting was without
question, one of the most successful
ever held in North Dakota.
! The delegates we're met at the var.
ious trains by automobiles and escort.
ed to the places assigned to them. The
local committees had worked hard fo1
several weeks, and no detail was over,
looked.
The real work of the federation die
not start until late Tuesday after.
noon, altho the board was in session
all the forenoon. I'LL 49,
The forenoon of the second day
was taken up almost entirely with re-
ports of the officers. The reports show
a healthy growth in the federation
Thirty-fv new clubs were admitted
to membership in the association. The
total number Of clubs in the organiza-
ton is 1913 with a total Of 1926 men,
bers. The total amount of the endow-
ment fund is $3,542.59.
Miss Minnie J. Nelson, superinten-
dent of schools of Barnes county, is
serving her third year as president of
the organization. Miss Nelson was
in charge Of all the meetings and her
popularity is growing. The auditor
ium of the Elks' Home, where all the
business sessions were held, was filled
with a representative crowd of North
Dakota's bright, energetic women.
The invocation was pronounced by
Rev. F. B. Sapp and Secretary D. s.
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Young Women in Exciting Runaway.
The Misses Jessie Voorhees, and Car

Young Women in Exciting Runaway.
The Misses Jessie Voorhees, and Car
RE Edgar had an experience with a
runaway horse Wednesday morning
which was a miracle, in that they es-
capped with only p few slight bruises
and severe shaking up. They were
driving into town early in the morn
ing, Miss Edgar, as is her daily Gus
tom, bringing Miss Voorhees, to school,
and as they started down the south
hill hold-back strap broke, letting
the buggy come up against the horse
and it started to run. Down Main
street they came, both young ladies
screaming for some one to stop their
horse. The horse being an old race
horse, ran so fast that among the hun
dreds of spectators which lined the
street, none ventured to stop him. He
ran down by the Great Northern
freight depot and as he turned, a
wheel came off and the buggy over
turning threw the young ladies out
Fortunately no bones were broken anc
outside of bruised arm sustained by
Miss Edgar, the young ladies were un.
injured.