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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-16

exposing himself to danger in making
reconnaissance and at the sarae time
shielding his men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-16

sciectist-sorne mushrooms are not
College youth-sure A pretty girls
parior is one.
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AUSTRIA REPORTED

tContinued from Page One
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-16

10 you embrace opportunity when it
presents itself
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-16

Washington, Sept. 15,--Etgh-
teen thousand prisoners. log guns
of all caiibrcs. hundreds OF ma
chine guns and trrnch T1ortars
have been taken by the Ameri-
can drive and $50 square miles of
territory have been liberated from
The enemy according to General
pershiug's coinnIuuiquc received
TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
New Company
Will Unrauel
Tax Tangles


TO help Oklahoma busluc,, men in
making out income tax, excess profit
and wlr profit reports to the internal
revenue department. three Oklahoma
city mcu have organized company
at tlON The incorporators
arc S II Norman former tax expert,
with the Oklahoma GaS and Electric
company, X o. Wundcrhch. former
manager ol the Oklahoma Clearing
House association. and nov employed
At the American National bank. and
Fred pmk attorney The company /,
known as the Revenue Reporting com
pany
Provisions OF the last war revenue
act are So complex that the average
business man is compelled to employ
expert attorneys and auditors to make
out his reports, according to Mr. Ptak
and ii is tho plan Of the iucorporatorS
OF the company to furnish this service
At a reasonable cost NJ Norman will
be in active charge
Offices are to be opened down town
within short time Announcements
arc 10 he sent out by the company to-.
morrow y. {. Bennington for sixteen
years associated with the United States
treasury department will be associated
with the new company as general coun-
,el and director.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
GERMAN SOLDIER
WARMER CLOTHED
THAN AMERICAN
30 Percent Heavier Material
Used in Uniforms,

WASHINGTON, Jan ]-Thc Ameri.
can marine is the warme,t dressed Of
all Americas fighting men, the senate
military committee learned today from
Michael + Drscoll cloth expert from
Rartan, n J and the German trooper
in his gray dawn uniform has cloth
ing so per cent heavier and warmer
and more costly than the American sol.
der
4 worn stained scrap OF gray cloth
cuf from the ovcrcoa OF the first Ger
man prisoner taken hy General Per
shnp, men was held mp to the view of
the committee for examination The
committees investigation today turned
on the much-dlspulcd point of whether
"shoddy mixed with wool is good for
Solditr's oyercoat
Mr. Drisroll agreed with prcyi1u,
witnesses from the council of national
defense that there was little difference
in effect and that the clothing with
"reworked WOOL mvcd ru. va, cheaper
He favored heavier uniforms for the
men IN EurooC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
CONGRESS- AWAITS.
WILSON'S WORD
.ON RAILWAY LAWS
Work viii Begin With
Message Tomorrow,

WASHINGTON, Jan j.-CongresS
re-convcnng at noon today after its
holiday vacation planned an immediate
Adjournment until tomorrow out Of re-
spect for Senator NewlandS and Rep
rescntativc Bathrick, who died during
the recess, The big war legislative
program will begin tomorrow when
President Wilson is expected to out-
line his plan for government opera
ton of railroad, in an address 10 a
Joint session Bill, cmbodying the
president, IDEAS already have been
drafted
President Wilson today finished the
address he viii deliver to congress to-
morrow ON the railroad situation II is
understood to he about 1000 words
long and according to present plans,
IT will not be confded to newspapers
and press associations in advance of
delivery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Safety First Rally
Will Be Held in
Tulsa February 2l

A program is being arranged for the
third annual congress OF the Oklahoma
Safety First council which will be held
at Tulsa, February y and lj W g.
Ashton, commissioner Of the state de
partment of labor aud president OF the
Safety First council, declares that the
indications are that the congress this
year will have the largest and most
enthusiastic gathering in the history OF
the organization
"The war situation is such as to war
rant orr efforts to the conservation OF
man power as never before said Mr.
Ashton today. and we must realize
these trying times the need OF prevent
ing Of every industrial accident regard.
less Of how involved, and it is for the
purpose OF promoting greater efficiency
along these lines that the meeting in
question is being held
"Great progress has been made in
Oklahoma during the last few years
along these lines. hnl It is apparent
More each day that It /, necessary to
get together occasionally and exchange
ideas in order that We may accomplish
the greatest good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Gault Petitions
for His Furniture

A petition OF intervention filed in
the Justice court OF T. + Donncll this
morning by Warren X Snyder, in he
half Of W. y Gault wakes Semi-
humorous in referring TO the county
attorneys office The first sentence
in the petition reads
"Be It remembered that ON the oath
day oi December, 1915. ono Porter. II,
Morgan, otherwise known and described
as Porter House Morgan. contradls-
tinguishcd from Porter House Steak,
did i.e certain papers, etc
The certain paper rsicrred to was
petition ior a search warrant, to Swoop
down up on the rooms az llbb North
Broadway In tins raid, Billy" Gault
and { I lapham were arrested and
charged with maintaining a gambling
nuisance Three other men were
charged with gambling All the prop
crty and furniture IN the place was
couiiscatcd. including safe and $40
IN cash Gault is trying to get his
goods. and his cash back into his own
possession, declaring that the seized
property was not being used IN VIOLA
ton OF the law Hearing ON the pc
ttion was set for January 3 Gault
and Lapham will have their preliminary
hearing tomorrow morning in the JUS
tee court OF A. /, EsrkN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
DECEMBER WEATHER
IS UNUSUALLY COLD

Unusual weather conditions not only
for December hu, for AL OF last year
are noted IN the monthly report at the
local weather bureau for DeCcmbcr
Only twice since the local bureau was
established in 1890 Ina, the weather been
colder in December The mean tenn
peralure last month was thlrly-two de
grccs In lV9 and l9l4 lhlrty-oue de-
gree, WI, the mean temperature reg
lsDcrcd IN December
Only four one. hundrcdlhs of an inch
precipitation was noted lhl, Is al
most a record breaking deficiency for
December The normal precipitation
IS ono and seventy. tour one. huudredths
inches The deficiency in precipitation
for the entire year /, thirteen and
thirty three one hundrcdihs inches.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Lions Plan Help
in War Campaigns

A committee on national aid whose
duty it will he 10 assist IN all possible
way, in making national war cam
paigns Of whatever character success
IN Oklahoma CITY is ono Of. the inno-
varion, IN the Lions club announced At
IT, MONDAY meeting in the Nkrv,n no
tel today following seating Of new
officer, for 1913 Members Of tins com.
mttcc arc G. w Guntcr, chairman, S
w Hayes. NJ Farnam Prcnti,s
Price and / T. Brann
New Officers seated were President,
r a klcluSchmdt, vice president,
George frcdcrlckson secretary X =
Locke. treasurer Charles T. Carpen-
ter Revision oi the constitution and
hy Law, oi the organization was recon-
mcndcd by Mr. klein,chmldt IN his
inaugural" address
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Red Cross Member
Only Two Hours Old
in Oklahoma City

1hi, beat, the baby rccord-,ha is
for babies becoming Red Cross mem
bcrs at an carly age Two-hour
Gladwyn Lago, daughter of Mir and
Mrs N A Iago go West Sixth street
received a Red Cross membership two
hours after she was born, and that's
going some The membership slip
and the accompanying button and Red
Cross service flag was given out by
Mrs. l.. 6 Holzapicl, secretary of the
local Red tros, chapter. yesterday aft
ernoon, for babies are like grown-up,
and want all the accompanying credm-
tialS, to signify IN iruc American STYLE
that they really are what they appear
tO he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Ina Mutt and
Jack johnson
Sign Petition


II,mnr ana r,iho, v,. found
,r,,nn,r. in,crm,nglcI IN fine lony
r,, ~, ,omnl,,nt, wh,rh Cbarlr,
II Prh ri,d Yesterday IN nj,
amended pc,,tion directed against
'Lc OLIahno,, Cas& & Flrrrr,r com
n,r, ,nJ IN, OlI,bom, Natural
"a. romn,ny ,,r ra,lnrr IN nroyide
o,. L,r,n" , rc,cnt nnr,hcr
4, c,am,r,,,,r M ,hc p,,,,ion
,ol,y h, n IIyJc sc,rc,ar, OF
fine ,orpor,,ion commission showed
,b,, = number n, ,hr name, were
nh,,,nl, Gr,,,,on,
I,rt Ero,t ia Gold street wa,
owe ~, bc most consistent ,,yncrs
~, hc oc,i,,nn ,o,,ns, fine pas com
n,nv bay,rp alf,xrd hi, Signature
mn les, ,ha0 , score of time, l.
NJ Poor ia Rum street and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
AMERICANS KILLED
IN YAQUI H0LDUP

TUCSON. AriI, Jan j.-H J Poe.
oi Los Angelic, and Miguel Marllncz
Of Nogalcs Ari1, were among the
rhirly-six person, killed yesterday
when Yaqui Indians attacked a South.
cru Pacific of Mexico train south
of Empalmc. Sonora, according TO mes
age, reaching the railroad, offices
here today
Travelling Auditor Ralph Shovel an
American with headquarter, at Mazat-
Ian. was wounded Alberto loiiroy
another American Of the Border Trad
ing company at Nosales, was shot
three times. but will recover Among
the trainmen killed we're Conductor
Parade, and an express meSSengc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
HOOVER AND REED
OPENLY CLASH At
SENATE HEARING
Food Administrator Charged
With Usurping Authority,

WASHINGTON, Jan. j.-food Ad-
mlnistrator Hoover and Senator Reed
had their long expected clash in public
today at the hearing before the senate
committee investigating the sugar and
coal shortages Reed, one of Hoover'S
critics, questioned the food admins
traitor sharply, and Hoover replied with
equal spirit The verbal duel ranged
from sugar to wheat
"You Usurp Authority"
Senator Reed charged Mr Hoover
with "u>urpaliou ol authority IN hand
ling the wheat situation. that would
he crime m normal times Hoover
warmly denied It and said Ic situation
had been handled with the approval
ot President Wilson
"Nc, OF course" rcDorlcd Reed 'rhc
presidents Coat.lal, are long his
shoulder, broad and hi, position I'M.
questioned but I'm questioning you on
the authority you employed to fix
wheat prices
Tried to Stabilize Price.
Reed began questioning on wheat, he
said. to bring out a point affecting
sugar. Hoover said the food admins
lratlon had asked gram dealers not
10 pay more for wheat than the price
fixed by congress. Reed tried to bring
out that the price question was so put
to the dealers As to really make the
transaction price fixing, but Hoover
maintained he only attempted to Siabil-
1c prrcc, and denied that the food ad-
mnl,tralion had done anything not
authorized N the food Law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
TEXAS WOULD have
MORE BORDER GUARDS

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan 3-PlanS
looking TO immediate increase OF the
Texas ranger force for duty ON the
Texas border as result of the lndcil-
mite po,tponcmcnt Of organization Of
the new Texas national guard through
order, issued Yesterday by the war de
partmcnr at Washington viii be taken
up with Secretary OF War Baker at
Washington next week by Adlulant-
Gcncral lame, A Harley General
Harley will leave for Washington
within A few day>
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
County ProsperS
in Its Chase of
Bootleggers Here

Fifty legal adoptionS were made un
der the jurisdiction OF the county court
last year, according to the records
compiled by Earl Wall &C chief clerk.
A neat sum was turned into the county
exchcQucr on account Of the activities
Of the bootcgger- apd booze peddlers,
the fines from these gentry amounting
to Sl6.377.3i during the year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
CREWS ON U.B0ATS
have GOOD MORALE

WASHINGTON Ian 3 - Admiral
Benson, chief OF operations. told the
house naval committee today It was
folly to believe there was any loss Of
morale among German submarine crews
and that from information gathered
from German prisoners, he believed
their morale was the best IN the Ger
man naAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Germans Refuse a.
To Move Court

(By The Associated Pfess)
PETROGRAD, Wednesday, Jan Z
The Russian peace delegation officially
has suggested to the central powers
that the mcetin place OF The peace del
egates be transferred to neutral soil
and has protested against certain arti-
clcs IN the Austro-Gcrman terms al
ready submitted
The halt in the Russo-German ne
gotiations and indications OF a German
refusal to remove the conference to
Stockholm have revived universal dis
CONTINUED on Pace Column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Zone Direction
Is New Program

The Use OF railroad lines between
terminal points in such manner that
the trend OF traffic will be kept in one
direction was one OF the things planned
At the southern railway conference at
Dallas yesterday, according to Camp
bell Russell, state corporation commits
sioner, who returned today from Dallas
Katy Going, Frisco Returning
Mr. Russell explained how the plan
would work by taking Oklahoma City
and Mnskogee as an example. The
Frisco and Katy railroads have lines
between these cities. I'm the future
under government control I've Frisco
line may be used for all trains going
from Oklahoma City to Muskogce and
the Katy for all trains coming from
MuSkogee to Oklahoma City.
This plan will eliminate trains wait
ing on side tracks and should better
both freight md passenger service Mr.
Russell said.
City passenger and freight offices
are to b, eliminated by January IS,
as a result of an agreement at Dal-
las. MI Russell was unprepared
to say whether this would mean the
slimination OF the unioh ticket Of
flee in Oklahoma City but said II
would no doubt result in the dis
continuance Of all downtown freight
offices.
All freight and passenger solicitors
also are to be done away with undcN
the Dallas agreement
w. b. Scott, president ci the South
ern Pacific now chairman OF the south
ern special committee Of the national
council Of defense, presided at the
Dallas meeting Railroad executives
from practically all southern and south
western lines attended and most OF the
state railroad commissions were rep
resented
No Yard Long Tickets
Zone railroad man, IN oblcctng to
TIE elimination OF downtown ticket OF
iices, presented the possibility OF a
number OF men applying Tor yard-Iong
NllhNlN AT AllN IhNNN'h'' ''H''N.'''
ly before train time said Mr. Rus
sell. 81 suggested the elimination Of
the yard-long tickets
A plan to do away with the semi
monthly pay rolls was suggested at the
meeting. Director General McAdoo
may be asked to issue an order pro-
viding for monthly pay rolls, so as to
eliminate a great amount of work
State Should Pay War Tax.
Mr.. Russell said today that he in
tended to suggest to Mr.. McAdoo that
the exemption Of the war tax provided
for state officials on railroad tickets
he removed tie asserted that the ex-
emption worked little saving for the
state and caused more work than It
gave returns
"Besides the war tax ON the tickets
used BY state officials is a most cqult
able system Of taxation Mr Russell
said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan j-
Two soldiers while doing guard du,y
here are reported to have been frozen
io death saturday and Sunday night
Their death certificates say they died
m discharge ot duty No Official an.
n9unycment is available.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
OKt AHOMA CITY
WOMEN FAILING
IN REGISTRATION
Appeal Is Made for Study Of
Purpose Of Census,

ROMEN OF OKLAHOMA
WV CITY: | appeal to you as
w women of this city and as
patriotic citizens of the United States
to come to the Chamber Of Com
merCe tomorroW-,at 3 o'clock and
hear lecture w Edith c. Johnson,
on the origin and y; pose of the Ok
lahoma City diyNtprl of the women's
national coundtsof defense.
MRSs1s6RToN, COOK,
Vice Chairman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
CHAMBER REPORT
ASKS REFORMS
AND BOND ISSUE
Chief Appears to Be Figure
head, Investigators State,
CIVIL SERVICE VIOLATED
Former "StrikerS" in ReSpOn-
SibIo Places, Is Charge,

Reorganization oi the Oklahoma City
fire department and ilotation Of a bond
issue OF $4,000 for purchasing new
equipment are recommended in report
of the fire investigation committee OF
the Chamber OF ClBHmerr adopted
unanimously at meeting pt the Cham.
Der board Of directors in the Skiryn
hotel at noon today
The report, which covers three closely
typewrlttcn pages, was signed by J T..
ONcil As chairman, and by Fred -.
lirarly Shelley I, Tracy, O. II An
dcr'on L : Ferguson. W. W Warren
and A. l.. Monroney
Principal allegations against the
policy OF the fire department upon
which the reorganization is asked are
that places in the fire department have
been filled this year with men who left
their posts Of duty IN the ilrenen's
strike IN 1912 that these strikers"
have been placed IN responsible posi-
tionS IN violation OF the civil servics
plan Of the city charter and that the
chief and assistant chief OF the fire
department appear to be mere figure
heads, resulting in tendency to lower
the morale OF the department
Reorganization Asked.
The paragraph in the report in which
the reorganization is requested reads;
Therefore, we recommend that the
fire department be reorganiIed un-
der the supervision OF q man OF
good executive training and vide
experience a. a fireman, and that
he be placed In absolute charge OF
said department and be wholly re-
sponsible for the efficiency OF the
department.
Further recommendation is made that
the position OF fire chief be placed under
civil service rules, with appointment
for al indefinite term and removal for
cause only after trial as provided in
the city gharter
lnefficisncy Hinted
Inlmation that some OF the present
personnel Of the department is not as
efficient as it might be is contained in
the concluding paragraph OF the re-
port, which says.
"In the compilation OF this report.
We desire to state that In tho purchase
Of first class equipment VIC cannot hope
10 receive the highest state OF efficiency
and maximum results unless same bo
al. ,, Ia 81 I'D 81
cient men who will at all times rem
der to the public their highest possible
service
IN making the report the fire COM
miltee made two Investigations at each
Oklahoma City fire station, obtained
fire data from twenty-one American
cities corresponding in population and
conditions with Oklahoma City, and
were assisted by an expert engineer
furnished by the Oklahoma Fire In
'pection bureau
Recommendations
Specific recommendation for the pur-
chase Of needed equipment for each
station are made in connection with
the general recommendation regarding
improvement Of fire apparatus
The $4,000 bond issue would run for
fifteen years being retired at the
rate OF S50O0 annually, under the
recommendation OF the report
A new station TO be located at
Thirty iiiDh street and Cla0cn boule-
ward is also recommended IN the re-
port
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Fair and Warmer
Weather Forecast

LOCAL oRECAsT-osnsrslly falr 20.
night and Friday; warmer Friday, with
minimum temperature OF 20 20 "a de.
arees,
STATE oRECAsT-Tonlpht, fair and
warmer Friday, parity cloudy and
warmer In eastern portion; colder In
estrems northwest portion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03

During the Scnatc's investigation Of
the sugar industry today Senator Reed
OF Missouri long an opponent Of the
food administrator, clashcd openly with
Herbert { Hoover, and together they
carried their argument from wheat to
sugar and back again Reed charged
Hoover with hiding behind the prcsi-
dents long coat-t tails"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09
Local Happ en|iings
Carl Hess for sherin.

.
Carl Hess for sheriss.
N. 3. Kirwan made business trip
to the twin cities last week.
Mrs. Annie Scott left Monday for
stryker. Mont, where she viii reside
in the future.
Miss Catherine Slower returned last
week from Chicago, where she had
been attending college.
Mrs. A. Z. Butler returned the first
Of the week from L.amberton, MINI,
where she visited friends,
MI and Mrs. c. G. Bailey. Of Garden
City. accompanied by their daughter,
Nellie. were in the city Monday.
George Halves and II. o. Crank, Of
Pipestone, Mimi, were attending to
business matters in the city last Sat
nrday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. s. Eddy were over
from Henry last Friday, attending to
business matters and renewing ac-
quaintances.
The remains Of the four-months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Reed,
residing northeast of town, were TAX
en- to Reloit, Wis, for interment.
George A. Lee, it is learned, is now
assistant sergeant at the radio serv-
ice at Fort Story, Virginia. George is
one of those chaps who viii always
get to the front.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carl
son, of Clear Lake, s. D., Thursda,
May 2, 1913, son. Mrs. Carlson was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Loucks, a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Loucks
of this city.
Salesman. Capable speciality man
for South Dakota. Staple line on new
and exceptional terms. Vacancy now
Attractive commission contract. $4,000
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
Co, 254 Carlin Bldg, Cleveland, @.
The following Watertown people
drove to Brookings last Sunday by
auto to attend the state Lutheran
league: Misses Sadie Hanson. Ger
trude Peterson, Harriet Gesley. and.
Messrs, Elmer Edwards and Herbert
Hanson.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09
ls's z0oeds q 4 conAss frsm tisls,sat's
has. Halbkat
Jeweler aad S ieniific Opticiian
Watch inspector to- Four Naiiroada
WATERToysN. 8. %.
Carl Hess for sheriif.

b Carl Hess for Sheriff.
B Isidor Hanten made q business trip
tc Aberdeen the first Of the week.
]. ]. Bennett left Sunday for the
twin cities to attend to business mat
sters.
II. +. w. Schaller is spending pors
ton Of the week in the twin cities, at
tending to business matters.
" Mrs. Ida p. johnson, Of South Bend.
Ind, ii visiting at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs Elizabeth Meadows.
MIS- + II. Pritchard, accompanied
BY hsrsdaughter, Ethel, returned home
last week from q visit with friends.
Miss Ada A. Johnson and Mr.. Albert
II. Kaping we're united in marriage
last Wednesday, Rev. o. ,. Edwards
ioffciating. h
We have anew variety OF small and
large black hats from $500 to $50.
Also complete line Of white hats and
etiildren's hats. !. Miss Jorgenson, over
Tarbeli and Wiiliamson's.
Rev. S. S. Mitchell. rector of Trinity
Episcopal church Of this city, received
card Monday stating that his son.
Lieutenant Samuel s. Mitchell, Jr., had
arrived safely in France
Miss Adah Minard. candidate for the
republican nomination for the office OF
superintendent Of schools for this
county, spent Saturday at Henry. She
was accompanied by Mrs. 3. w. Sykes
e. H. Oleson. Of Richland township,
who has been suffering for some time
past with rheumatism, is still conn
PEELED to remain indoors. for the most
part, his numerous friends will regret
to learn.
Anders I. Anderson and Miss Jennie
"A. Abrahamson, Of Strandburg. S. D..
were united in marriage last week
Wednesday, Rev. o. ]. Edwards. pas
tor of the Scandinavian Lutheran
church Of this city, officiating.