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re- " Aiken.

Akeu. - years old. II 81 North Spripg
street dei last night f"oloWtus An III
i.ss Of seycra, months Mr Alien WAS
"a member " Rt~oiutc Council. SOS,
Royal ArsaNun Lady Palmer Lodge 50.
Sheph,rd> ~ Bethlehem and the - James
NJ T. t"uryh His wild ". one son.
William Aiken ~ FL zebeth emo two
brothers. George Aiken of Lausford.
Pa. and Benjamin Aiken ~ Goldshoro,
Ia. survive
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PINK ha m-simmons,

IAssAIC. y j. June .s.-M!ss Eve
Ign Gertrude simmons. daughter n. Mrs
Laura Simmors OF WalhallA. :. c. and
formerly a member Of the faculty Of the
Ethical culture School in New York.
was married TODAY TN 81 JOINS Ep.sco-
pal Church to Ebert Pinkham Of tne
faculty - the Ethical Culture School by
the Rev w Gordon Bentle, Dr. &c rye
McAulfe Of New York. a brother-in-lau
~ the bride. gave her in marriage Mrs.
John Barry Hines q. Malone. y Y. was
the only
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f'ylstn-LOwe,

LITTLE FALLS, y. J June cat the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. ! Fyls,ra
here this evening. Miss Maude Lowe of
Paterson became the BRIDE OF Care,
Fylstra. The was reformed
by the Rev William NJ McNe! OF New
Hyde Park, l.. !. formerly OF Little Falls.
Attending the bride were Miss Julia
rylstra and Miss Margaret Low. Will
liam Stinson was best man and the
ushers were Thomas Ferguson and
Henry Fylstra.
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P,EK RIDGE. y J., june es-Miss
Marguerite serrell. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward William Serre,l, was mar
RED to-day at the nome Of her parents
10 Arthur Irving Jacobs NJ Hartford.
Conn. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. GEORGE Dodge OF Worcester.
Mass. a friend OF the bridegroom. After
a short wedding trip MIR, ard Mrs.
Jacobs will I've in Hartford.
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Van -

HAWTHORNE y i. June 2s.-Dr Al
her, Van E;erde of Hawthorne N Miss
Kathryn e. Daley Of Paterson were mar
RED to-day in 81. Joseph's Roman Catho-
lie church by the Rev, 4. ". Stein. The
bride Was attended by her sister. Miss
Anna Daley, william Van Esrde WAS
hos, man. Or. and Mrs. Van Eerde will
live at .75 Lafayette avenue, Hawthorne,
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HAcKESsAcK. y j. June 2s-Miss
Elizabeth Margaret erode. daughter ~
Mrs. Louise erode. and Frank Anthony
Ritter Of New York were ma ed last
evening at the home ~ the bride in
Hackensack by the Rev. Ipr ". Bohde.
Miss Mathilda erode WAS the brides
only attendant The hes, man vas
John Ritter. brother Of 'he bridegroom.
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g. ..srTLr, y J. June 2a-Miss
o.. -.0e Corgin Anderson. daughter Of
" f o. ArierHon. and Arthur Lnyell,
sis I.eander y I,oycll. were
' -'' This evening by the Rev G NJ
: .~fs.g q the Ffrs, Methodist Epis-
'. C0u',1 The hride has been the
ie-s1e- IN the high school M.
" a 4 iauyer I'm New FORK,
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AIIrn--TerriII.

''>vE.p. y. J, June 2s.-Miss
c'7 Agnes Terrill and Harry
tr1 Alien Of Dundee, scotland.
' AIMED lcsterdsy al the home OF
''.0e IS , sier. Mrs. Joseph J Yates.
'0 Tia 0rn't by tire Rev. II, " r,
vs. ''th'r ~ Elizabeth
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samuel I, kirb,.

E~r2ARtrH. y j June 2"-Sananl \
KIRBY. dcalcr M builders hardware. with
Headquarters II New NorN. died to-day
~ his home. 33t chiffon street, IN MS
ss\ertN-rrst wear
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LONDON. June 29-The Government
announced IN the HOUSE Of Commons
this afternoon that n Ministry Of Com
rnerce Is TO he established by the Gov
eminent.
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EPIDEMIC SPREADS
TO FOUR BOROUGHS
Infantilc Paralysis Reaches
Bronx and Richmond-t9
More Cases.
- ARE IN BROOKLYN

Forty -aine more caees OF !~rfanti.e
paralysis were reported - the Depart
ment OF Health yesterday. making a
to,A. Of ?1S cases reported sEee the
epidemic had rs inception. Al except
four Of the fotty-n.ne cases reror.ul
yesterday were IN Brooklyn.
Two OF yesterdays cases were dIs-
covered In the S~heefehead Pay dstri';.
one was found IN The Bronx and ;tree
w Richmond Previous 20 yesterday he
recorded cases hat been confined TO
Brooklyn and Manhattan. but n'N tour
b~ofcughs are noted iu the bulletins Is
suei by the Heath Department dea..n-
with the disease
Besides the private physicians Wise
services have been .gl'sttd tn rCh''1s
the epidemic the Health he qartmert dc
tailed tea physicians. zen nurses and
sixteen sanitary inspectors. WHO went
through the Brooklyn distric; Yesterday
acting under orders q Or simon B.a
tets az the Departments bureau OF pr
Sen;abie diseases They found the new
Brooklyn cases IN the same location as
those previously reported.
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- Ce~trt. 4,.r.~ Mariners Us-N7r -
ra--- ave-. Ta''arf. go TN~Nr-e
s.-ss' Wee Ss- BRIGHTON
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stan Meeting L. called.

Reports Will Re made by these workers
a; a meeting ;o-iay OF the genera.
star % Health Commissioned En-
efsou. and an announcement j. expected
after the meeting regarding the future
conduct OF the campaign asainst the
epidemic
pr. simon FleNue- OF the Rockefeller
INSTITUTE ~Il appear at tbs meeting 10
tel me members q m. Health COM
missioner . stan OF the attest inrosua-
;!on ~ has at hand regarding the dis
cas-, and ~ prevention. He y keeping
IN touch with the progress OF the epi-
demo IN Brooklyn throueh a special IN
vt-t.satcr OF the Rockefeller Institute.
WHICH has long been interested n n
fantile paralysis and the carriers o, the
infection
Til, Heath DepartTsn, save out tic
folio LIST az houses yesterday where
ne. cases developed. for the purpose az
informing parents IN o-'e- TO keep their
Children away from the affected neigh
boz hoods.
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RrOoLlyn n.

i:s iss two cases. So. 90, and $50
Bs uc street
-'s 'arDser stree,
i5s Dear stree, sr' 50: p.r-,~ street.
lE Eleventh. street. - Eishteerth
stree ii1s Ea>t Eighth street
90 FiftN.s-gcn" street - Fitty-a-st
stree. 1875 FI'.teth street.. t'5 F:.th
avenue / Fourth psrs "a Flushing
avenue
i5l Gcano-. sv.ru. 5: and rs GArh.i
pace
20. Hamilton avenue. T., Hex. .:-..,.
- ara 81 Hubbard s.-ss'
90 ant ..3 johnson avenue.
kos,tuskc stree
sh't Ninth svenue.
az Rutland place
81 AZ - "a kst. s'-es' .af ski man
s'-as. So smith street
-. Third stree; $50 81. ib 80
Tp,r:I@'h stree: slt -Ve~', second sect.
iss Twen,N-.hirt stree; 20 Tvsnty.Sirh.h
street. l.g Tvsr'N-ninth street. .iiA
Thl-tN-four:h stree.
sc willow stree,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-11

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-21
MacDOugall- Aufderhe:de

Miss Anna MacDouga!I and
Gustav Aufderheide will be mar
ried at eight o'clock this even
ing at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Isabelle MacDou-
gall, az Delhi, MINI. Rev. L. H.
Shock Of Dawson, formerly pas
tor CT the Presbyterian Church
at Delhi, will read the ring SER
vice before a company Ct rela-
tives.
/ Before the marriage service
Mrs. H. S. Welder will sing II
Love You Truly" Mrs. G. H.,
MacDougall accompanying her.
The ceremony will be performed
in the living room Of the Mac
Dougall home, peonies. and roses.
being used profusely in the deco
rations.
The bridal gown is of white
net over messaline and the bridal
bouquet of brides roses tied with
tulle. Following the ceremony
a three course luncheon will be
served to the wedding party and
Mr.. and Mrs. Aufderheide will
leave on the night train for Min
neapolis for visit of 4 couple
Of weeks there and at other
points. They will be at home
after August | at Wanda where
Mr.. Aufderheide is eng tged in
farming.
The guests from out If town
will be Miss Bertha Aufderheide
Of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Jenniges, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Aufderheide, Ernest Aufder-
heide and Henry Aufderhcide of
Wanda. The remaining mem
bers of the wedding party will. be,
the relatives Of the bride at
Delhi.
Miss MacDougall is graduate
of the Redwood Falls high school,
a graduate of the State Normal
School and one Of the most sue
cessful teachers in Redwood
County. During the past year
she has taught at Delhi and
previous to that, she taught sew
eral very successful terms in the.
consolidated school at Wanda.
Mr.. Aufderheide is one Of the
promising young farmers of tn,
county, and the young couple
are receiving the congratulations
of their many friends.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-21

Mrs. w. B. Clement left Sat-
urday for Mankato, expecting
to go from there to the lakes
for a couple of weeks recreation.
Brainard Finn, a student at
the University of Chicago, re-
turned Friday to spend his sum-
mer vacation at his home here.
Miss Blanche Clark has re-
turned from international Falls
and is spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clark.
Misses Anna and Ruth Nc
Lean will leave soon for an ex-
tended trip to Ontario, Can, and
various points in eastern United
States. Ff~
Miss Maud Whittet, who went
to Chicago to attend her broth
er's wedding, is now visiting
with friends and relatives in
Wisconsin.
Oscar Goethe and Louis Som
mers left Monday morning for
two weeks vacation which
they will spend at Green and
Diamond Lakes.
Rev. Shock, of Dawson, came
down last Tuesday to assist in
the installation of Rev. B. P.
Holt as pastor of the local
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. C. w. Byram entertained
several elderly ladies at her
home Thursday afternoon in
honor of the eightieth birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Julia Spals-
bury.
Mrs. Ellen Cosgrove and Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Tucker Of Mon
tevideo, alsoNMr. and Mrs. AL
Tucker of To1eIo, Ohio, visited
their neice, Mrs. Dotsie Smith,
the past week.
Rodney Wells, a student al
Drake University, is spending
his vacation with his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. S. Wells
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Wells, at Morton.
Mrs. James Aiken and her sor
Edgar, of Whittier, CAL, arrived
in st. Paul last Tuesday. They
will spend some time in st. Pau
and will visit in Redwood Falls
before returning to the west.
The Messenger is privileged
this week to announce the ap
preaching marriage of Miss En-
ma Bethke, daughter of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Thee. Bethke, to Rev. VIM
J. Langholz of Marietta. The
event will be solemnized at st
Johns Lutheran church Tues
day, June goth, at 2 o'clock p
|m.-Morgan Messenger.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-21
OF CITY INTEREST

Rev. A. A. Schaller was a
Sleepy Eye visitor last Wednes-
day.
Jos. r. Keefe made a business
visit to the Twin Cities last
Tuesday.
Miss Fern Kennedy was a
guest last week of Miss Helen
Lamberton.
Max Alveny, of St. Paul, was
a guest at the c. E. Lamberton
home Sunday.
I. son was born Wednesday,
June IA, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Glib of Cottonwood.
Mrs. Carrie Smithers visited
with the C. E. Hassinger fam
lily at Morton last week.
P. Richards attended the State
Firemen's convention held last
week at Chisholm, MINI.
Miss Knight left Sunday for
Clinton, Ia, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Sanders.
John Zieske, Of Sleepy Eye,
arrived last Tuesday for a visit
at the VIM. Smith Sr. home.
Rev. n. de NJ. Darrell occu-
pied the pulpit of the Methodist
Church at Morton last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. w. S. Brammer and
daughter left Sunday for Wi
mona where they will visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cooper re-
turned Sunday from a weeks
fishing and camping in northern
Minnesota.
Misses Grace and Vera Merit
of Redwood Falls were guests
of the Stevens family at Nor
ton last week.
Mrs. Van Dolah and Mrs. Hen
nv Kuck attended the meeting
of the Rebeccas held last weel
at Minneapolis.
Judge l. M. Olsen will hold
special term of court here Jul!
6 for a hearing on Judicia
bitches No. II and IL.
Mrs. Kvello and her daughte;
Avis, of Lisbon, N. D., are guest
of Mrs. Kvello's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cooper.
Mrs. w. H. Ball and her lit
tie daughters of Morgan ar
guests at the home of Mr.. am
Mrs. c.. E. Lamberton.
Jos. Tyson left last week TO.
Shakopee where he will taxi
treatment for rheumatism a
the Mudbaden sanitarium.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-21
A. O. Gimmestad, of Belview,
was a visitor here Saturday

A. O. Gimmestad, of Belview,
was a visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. C. H. Posi- is a guest this
week of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Field.
Commissioner John Ahrens.
of Wabasso, was business Wis
itor here Monday.
Jacob Neuenburg, Of Wabas-
so, was a business visitor at the
county seat Tuesday.
John Schilt, Ira Reynolds and
Jack Hearty returned Monday
from an extended automobile
trip into Dakota.
Ralph and Lee Tenney are
here for a visit at the home of
their brother, Ray Tenney.
E. M. Warner was called to
Indiana Tuesday by a message
stating that his son, Oscar, is
very i'll with appendicitis.
Judge A. R. A. Laudon, Col.
D. L. Crimmins and Clerk of
Court Weldon were visitors at
Lamberton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Schultz
returned Monday from Burling.
ton, Ia, where MIR. Schultz last
week attended a convention of
harness makers.
Judge A. R. A. Laudon had
hearings Monday in the es-
tates of Benz. Hojem, Anton
Page, Mildred Barnes and O. G.
Peterson and hearing on the
appointment Of a guardian for
Emma Barnes.
Mrs. Henry Schleuder is now
visiting with friends at Brain
ard. Last week Mrs. Schleuder
spent at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Race, detained there
by the illness and death Of Mrs.
Races mother, Mrs. Patterson.
A party consisting of H. M.
Ball and his daughter, Mrs. Ba-
Wis Of Worcester, Mass, Edit.
and Mrs. H. B. West and Mrs.
Leslie Hartwick motored up
from Morgan Monday and spent
several hours at Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Cora D. Fox leaves today
for an extended western trip,
her itinerary to include Yellow
stone and National Parks and
Vancouver. Her daughter &C
companies her to Castleton, n.
D. and will spend the summer
with friends there.
County Superintendent A. G.
Pratt will leave this week for
Michigan to bring her mother,
Mrs. Huntington to Redwood
Falls. Mrs. Huntington has but
recently recovered from a severe
illness and will come to Redwood
Fails to recover her health.
Clerk Of Court w. G. Weldon
has issued marriage licenses to
Gus Aufderheide and Anna Mac
Dougall, B. E. Prime and Virginia
Ramberg, John Wog and Mary
K. Peter, John Lee and Ella
Rose Altnow, John Billie and
Amanda Lathrop.
A party from Renville, con-
sisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
and their respective families,
we're guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Horn Sunday. A
part Of the day was spent in
Ramsey Park which the guests
from Renville greatly admire. /
A party consisting Of Red .
wood Falls and Sanborn people
spent last week fishing between
showers at Green Lake. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. McRae, Mrs. A. B. DECKER
son and her two sons, Miss Ross
and Bernice Brand, DR.. and Mrs.
Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Fink
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Gleason and family and Mr.. and
Mrc e. II Pnsz and family.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Norwich, Pa.

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T,L,i dol,,,n drv, Kan. SO ~.
,I.I, i. .cJ,i maxi r,saIbini ma
u,In,.., w, nj: L.r :. nr,,erk
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Mn, no ,,J,.,u;, INV, - ,o,oi,
L.I,,;.i, .a,,;L ,,ho,
orun,izaci;, nj ,uL,i nob.,. in
dclavci 50 >pluh ne zanimalo IA
kak>uo tako Stvar.
Sloycncrv L. tukai do>ti. ci1aio
>cvcda vcciuoma elias \aroia "
in st tam lc porotilu o vo.imi. Go
wore vcliko in 81 ra%zlicmcga mnc-
MIA. \rkatcri St praviio. da ic
Nolna hlla III no, kalll sam Bo" 81
.Ic " vol>koval. NajralSi 81 pa po-
"~oVarialn o Strahovih IN % hO"a-
tlh zakladlh pod zcnillo, III ~ tam
halc 81 H. casa \arolconovih vojn.
Tollko ~ prlpovcdujrlo % StraSnlh
prlkaluih. Ola nh lc napoSlcd Sa-
min >lrah. Taxi po"ovorl ~ Scvc-
da vccinona oh N"tcrih ma dncv-
mem r"du. Ne pa. da hi 81 kai DO
m"nlll " d~cIavNklh rcrch IN da IN
kdo dclal, da :" Zdrullmo. Da In
~, nr~u1rizirrG 80 linn IIi u,unnrn-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14

je ravno tako: narasti nlkakOr ne
morejo, ako placamO "a konvcncl-
jo V >cptcmbru ali pa Y maju. j"
vSccno. Da 81 konvcnciJa VrSi Y
Clcvclandu, j. pc mncnJu clan
silva Iarja SvObodc Stcv. IL MAJ
bolJSc. kcr tam ina ZvcZa dru>tva,
obcncm jc tam tudi Srcdiscc vSch
~slOvcnskih druStcv. Aktuar mai
81 ma vSak naGin dobi. 10 pa radi
tcga.kcr jc doSlcj vsakdo,ki lc IA
Slcdoval scic pripravlJalncga cd
bora. vidcl, Ola So jc MA vSaki sell
dchatiralo q fi%nancncm Stanju or
ganlzacij, kako resiti to kocljivo
vpraSanjc : tenn BIO TO rcScno. Da-
lie mai ST. Avn natantno pc ma
vOdilu aktuaria, kako priti do sol
v%cntnOSti. Ako nj dOvolj dcnar-
ia Y kakcm Skladu. mai 81 raIdcll
vSota primankljaja Y cnakomcrnc
dele. ter plaza p~rimamjkljaj do
vStcvSi mescca augusta t. l..
NSotc "a %poravnamic Skladov ne
bodo tako naraslc. da clanStvo ne
hi moglo p%oplacati. poSebmo Sc a
ko pomiSlimo, koliko drugih StroS-
kov DO odpadlo. kakor nitro bo
z%druIcnjc faktitno Storjcno.
: tenn apcliramu ma vsc zavcdno
clanstvo =. ID. u. H., da da zadost-
no podporo prcdlogu kakor nitro
mogocc, kajti casa imamo zclo
malo.
Naprc.i do z%drulrnja'
Ia druStvo Iarja Svobodr >tcv.
II ;. ID. Il. l..
Prcds. Louis Strlr.
Tajnik. Frank kaucic.
Blag. Frank Dolce.