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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21
DAYLIGHT HOLDUP
Continued from Page One)

again alongside the paymaster's when
one Of the men lifted up the hood Of
the smaller automobile and with nippers
cut the wires of the motor, leaving it
stalled
All this time Brown and his two COM
panions, according to all evidence the
police gathered, sat motionless with
their hands held over their heads. AS
the hold-up men stepped backward to-
ward their own car a shot was fired
and Brown crumpled forward with a
bullet through his chest The echoes of
the shot had not died away before he
hold-up gang had leaped into their own
car, which disappeared at a reckless
rate Of speed straight into the traffic Of
Main street. People living in the neigh
Dor hood said they expected the black
car would topple over as it took the
sharp turn at full speed and was lost to
sight in the crowd. Shapleigh leaped
from his seat and ran . the foundry to
give warning. Kibbe hurried to the
nearest telephone to call up the office,
and the first person he told of the
shooting was Browns wife, who dur
ing the shortage of help had been oper-
ating the switchboard at the plant.
Within 10 minutes of the shooting
police ambulance had picked up Brown
and was speeding with him towards
Boston. The bullet had pierced the left
side of his chest and lodged in his back.
If his strength permits, the surgeons
at the hospital will operate to remove
the bullet tomorrow,
The number of the hold-up car was
caught through the quickness of Bos-
ton police officer, Daniel w. Lynch The
robbery was ever SO quickly that none
of the residents of the district could
catch more than fleeting glimpse Of
the machine. But as the black car sped |
through Sullivan square in the Charles /,
town district of Boston its high speed |
attracted Lynch's attention, and when
it was held up for an instant by a troll
ley car he noted the number. He
promptly telephoned his information to
his station and by means of this news
enabled the authorities to learn that the
number plates were from car owned
by Fed A. Consoli of Lawrence Word
came from the police of that city that
Consoli had stored his car for the win
ter and an investigation showed his
number plates had been stolen. One
clue picked up by the police tonight was
to the effect that a small group of for
eigners had appeared at clothing
store in Boston a few days ago and
bought complete new outfits. One OF
the men. it was stated. had laughingly
remarked that they had lust got out"
and wondered for how long. Their de-
scription tallies with that of the hold
up gang go far as the police could learn.
The group appeared to average 80 years
Of age and to be fairly well dressed.
Within few hours after the robbery
the company had cast.ed another check
to make up its payrolls so their en-
ployes could finish up their Christmas
shopping tomorrow. Paymaster Brown
is IS years Of age and was married last
summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21
P|TTSF|ELD
Several Refuse Deputyship
Much Desired by Others
Funeral of Late 0. MaylOn
Frost

While tie deputies for about every
town in the county have been APP
pointed by Sheriff elect John a.
Mooers of Skowhegan, no deputy had
been chosen for Pittsfield mp to late
Friday afternoon. 1t is understood
that the job has been offered to sew
eral prominent citizens, among the
number being Sidney F. Jones,
Charles H. Russell and Frank Fair
banks, but it is stated on good au-
thority that neither Of these gentle
men intend to accept. This seems
rather a peculiar situation as there
usually is plenty Of available candi-
dates hunting berths like this depu-
tyship rather than to have the job
hunting for man to take it, Con-
lecture is rife as to who will get the
position and one mans guess is as
good as another.
The funeral of the late o. Maylon
Frost was held from his late residence
on Somerset avenue Friday after
noon at l O'clock. Rev. f. NJ Ford,
.. tor Of the Free Baptist church, Of
ticiating. Miss Dorothy Drake sang.
The bearers were Roscoe Amo.,
Charlie Agues. Edgar f. Taylor and
Roger Earnum. The interment Was
mae r. the family lot at the village
cc:aotcr..
James H. Dodge. instructor in the
ninth grade at the Grammar school,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21

Letters have been received from
Earl D. Woodman, who has passed
q great many summers in Skowhe-
gan and at the old Woodman home
stead in Cornville. telling of the
, ing overseas.
Mr.. Woodman is a resident of Port
land, and is we'll known throughout
the state as a -violinist of unusual
ability. He sailed for overseas SER
vice last year as a member of the
26th Division, in which SO many
Maine boys are serving. Having
recovered from his gas burns re-
ceived at the front where he served
with the 103rd Field Artillery for s
months, he is now touring France
with an orchestra of so pieces raised
from Base 35 where nearly 10000
sick and wounded are convalescing.
A fine compliment to Mr.. Wood
mans musical ability has been paid
by the conductor of the orchestra, a
lieutenant from the st. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra, who has chosen
Mr.. Woodman as the soloist of the
organization. In a letter written on
Nov. %, and addressed to his father,
DR. H. G. Woodman of : Falmouth
Street, Portland, he states that up
to that time they had played to ov-
or 100000 people, including drafted
men, officers, and Red Cross nurses.
He also says that there is a prospect
that this orchestra may tour the
states upon their return.
Somerset Lodge No. "a, r. and A.
NJ, will hold memorial services at
Masonic Hall. Sunday. December %,
at $50 O'Clock. Members Of the Ma
sonic fraternity and their families
are invited to attend. The following
is the order of exercises: Organ sell
ection. Carl Malley; prayer, Rev. c.
H. Mckinney; anthem, Masonic
quartette; Scripture reading, Rev.
Henry Clay Turner; solo. Ralph
Leighton: memorial address, Past
Master F. F. Lawrence: duet, Mrs.
Fife Pooler Malley and Mrs. Eta
Bradley; singing. America, by the
audience: benediction.
The Masons who have died during
the past year and for whom the ex-
ercises are held are W. f. Hackett,
Col A. G. Blunt, c. F. Ward, Clar-
ence S. Dunlap.
The memorial committee is made
up of Walter P. Ordway, Frank w.
Buchanan, Leslie H. Goldsmith and
John H. Lancaster.
Skowhegan people grieve to learn
of the death from influenza of Phil
lip Barstow of Fairfield on Thurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21

will be after Christmas.
Every needed size and style is here for men
and for women. Every new shade is here,
shades which are impossible to get elsewhere,
such as Taupe, Plum and Reindeer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21

Four barrels containing 4s1 Holsters
Of legal length. and ISL shorts, were
seized in an express car at the I'm
ion station at Bangor Tuesday eve
ming. by Thomas f. Sullivan, deputy
warden Of sea and shore fisheries.
The shipment was made by Fred Fer
maid of Southwest Harbor. and was
intended, it is thought. for the Boston
market. The short Holsters were sent
to Rockland. where they We're liber-
ated. and those of legal size were sold
This is the biggest seizure of shorts"
recorded in that section for some
time. and the experiment will prove
an expensive one for the shipper, it
is said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21

Glen Blake left Friday for Stoneham
Mass, where he will visit Mrs. Blake,
who is passing the winter there
The annual sale and supper of the
Free Baptist church was held Thursday
afternoon and evening in Memorial hall.
was well attended and was success
socially and financially. \ sale of fancy
and useful articles was held in the aft
ernoon and the booths were beautifully
decorated with flags ana Christmas
bells.
At the Free Baptist church on Sunday
the pastor, Rev. c. L. Wheat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21
HEARING FOR REPAIRS
ON PORTLAND BRIDGE

Portland, Me-, Dec. 20.-The testi-
inony of civil engineers that Port
lands million dollar bridge could be
travel in six weeks and at cost Of
$40, 600. was introduced by the Cum
berland county commissioners today
before L. S. Engineer c. r. Porter.
Tho War Department had previously
ordered repairs to cost 100000 and
to be completed in eight months. but
had reopaned the case upon petition
of citizens. The evidence taken today
will be forwarded to Washington for
decision
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21
Gauss and Effect

Il has heard II said" remarked Miss
Miami Brown, dat fish makes brain
FOOD
Does you believe it,
Il does. knows a man dat puts in
20 much time loahn' along de crick.
tatin' whut he kin ketch. dat he hash
Rot no mo- sense ner manners dan a
catfish"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21

Better get good one, too, while you're about
it-one you can wear several winters. They
are all marked down now You can pay for
them later
At present this live store is we'll supplied with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21
Piles Cured in 6 to "a DAYS

Druggists refund money if PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles Stops
Irritation: soothe1 and Heals. You can
get restful sleep after the first applica-
ton. Price e0c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-21
Colds Cause Headaches and Pains

Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from cold are soon relieved by
taking LAXATIVE, tRO-1D 60
Tablets There's only one "BromO
Quinine. e. w. GROVES signature on
the box 30c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Ser bL St1tN

Ser Central erein befunoet BON
rreltem feline @rgebenbeit g%egenliber
Dem apoitoliideu St1ble unO iprlht
benz 81. Safer Hapit genebmt XIV.
feinen 9onf aus fir Sic 8eitrebnn'
gen I'M 9ienite ser Ndditenliebe m
Ser &riegsaet, nit Der Soffnung,
boB tie BON Ser gun5en ge1ttteten
@elt orerforn.t unb geiDuroigt mer'
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

9err Detor1 oes RopitpIs Binism i'm
Ran1er1 bes bodtu'T. GERM Di05eian.
biidofs BEN bnranligen gtnr Sein'
rid al1gner gum Bfarrer inftanierte.
5iinfnnoaua1aig Sabre iinb feitber
Derfloien. Die b1nfbdre @enein6e
fpeib Dos Birfen zines Hrieiters 5u
piroigen. gesbnB batte fie ulf ben
25. 5nbrestag cine beideioene, aber
nidtsbeftoueniger ber5lide Jeitfeie1
be%rnnitnltet.
Marau. - Mm 80. SUM- feierte be,
bodtp. Defan s.. @t6dli. felt SO SUI.
rem 8fnrrer Der r0mifhfatbolifden
Yforrei Iaro11, ieiu 5~0idbriges Brie.
fterilbld1m. - SIN Der Grippe ftarb
I'M @antonsbofpitaI I'M boffnungsbol'
len Glitter bon % Sabretr @obert 81.
ider, Boifbemnter. SSn ct. @oaeu
mar er als elmer Ser beften Gubbn'
ipieler befannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
Sic bauSiae Grflarnna bes sdat

Die banSise GrflGrnns bes s4at-
omtgiefretdrs MegIooo. 0nB Die Re-
gier,lng ridt oarou 6enfe, bic Gin,
Iager ser @porbnrfe11 beg 2nn6es 81
fonfs5ieren, tuirb boffeutIi9 did
bieiem @erebe rnb @erni1ne ein ru>
fdes grroe bereiter. Gs lit be6nu.
.erIi4, bob foIdes @efdDds il11rer
nod @Lda1bige fin6et. Dns Ba1blifurx
foIIte fid nirfIid enblih geuobuex,
in foId]er1 5dnen feiner, gerfta.6 5u
g~ebraudBen urb iib 1idt bei ieber Ok.
legenbet Inn feline r1ibige l1eberle'
ga1ng bringen Iaffen. mgefeben bon
|@rndg1lngen a,oerer Art folte es I'D
fngen, oob bic Negieru1g nidt ,1otig
bat, Bic griporniife beg Bottles gu
fonfis5ieren, neil ibr bonn Bottle
tni1ig unb freuoig anes @el6 5ur
gerfiig1ng eeiteat tpiro. oeffen fSe 5i
elmer tpirffamerr @riegfubrung be-
onrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
8eidlafe Der GEefutipe bes &atb.
Tranembnn6es, Jranen-@eftiou
Res I-&ereiuS.

1. 9ie grefuttbe BEG &atbolifden
6rauerbl1nbes nimmt Die BON BET
grefl1tibe bes 3entrul-8ereins ber'
fabten BefdIui1e Danfbnrit als @eg.
meifer entgegen ur6 beripriht eifrig'
fte @%erorbeitl1ng unb groBtmogltdite
pruftiIde Mnipenbung berf elben IN
unen, 6em Grn1enbunbe eigenen nn'
t~ernebmungen.
2. 8e{onoers Iiegt bent @atboli.
iden Sru11erbunbe am 9er5en oie
SoIooten-6irforge unb Die neber'
madmng ser SSa1gen6, auei Souptm1f'
gnben, tporin iid al Die bon Got
oem Gruueneeidledte unb @emite
eingepfEanaten Gigenidoften iegens-
reid betGtigen f0nnen, - Die Der @e'
Ienlduf iduloige 6ilfe geleiftet nn1
Sen l1ebeIn Ser 3eit 1tramm ertge'
qenqetpirfft merben fnnn unb mnB.
3. Dabei betont Der @ntbolifde
7rauenbun6 uie6erum Sic Intelligent
teite S0roerung Ser fntboliidengobn.
bofg4MiHion ols Elm frdftiges Mh'
tel, gerobe iebt BEN groBen 8efabrer
fir sic oen StGbten 5rtpan6ernben
uno in Gnbrfen unb 8etrieben arbet'
ten6en 6rn11en un6 Mabden, ertge'
gen5uarbeiten.
4. MIs Elm Defenders tpirffames
MeiHeI, tpdbren6 6em Sabre eng Der.
eint 5u arbeiten, empfieblt Ser Rafbo,
Iiide Sro1lerbunb, boB Sic 8eamtin,
mem, Rotgeber uno 8eiiiser bierteI.
j6brige 8erihte erituffen iber lire
perf6nliden @rfabrungen, Mrbeiten
unb Musiidten IN Sohen 6es 8unbes
un6 10 fir 6ie BEL Ser ndditen. Ser
iammIung db3ufafien6en Beidliiife
uno Sic 5u u~nternebmer6en Mrbeiten
pornrbeiten. Sdreibt ON sic Sefre=
tdrin.
5. Die gerbreitung bon geeigne.
ten u2eaflets" lei Fir Beamte uni
MitgIieber 6ringen6 empfoblen. Reb.
q. Moper's Ser @atb. Srauenbuno"
uno Reb. g.. g. @offmann's n3teIe
oes Srauenbunoes" oentfd II. eng.
Iifd) iin6 Bel ser Sefrctdrin, 6rnll
8el3, erbdltlth.
SIM Romen Ser grefutibe,
Trnu 81. Bofof, Brdffbertin.
Grm 6. 8eI5, gefretdrin.
Heb. g. g. 5offmann, Sp. Dir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

Mmerifaniiierurg, Sic Sreibeit unie-
rer Bfurriduler, au idgndlern nno gu
unterbruden. Sn einigen Staate11 1T
cine benenflide @enbung IN oieier
Riidtung bereits nouenbete Cathode,
In unberen iinb Sic goraeiden 6es
Samples unberfennbur. Bir tpeiierl
ole 5re1noe Ser Nforrfdl1len auf
oiefe @efabren bin unb legen ibnen
bringeno ans 9er5, unbeirrt burdy bic
gdIaqtporte bes 4ugenblids tire
Redte auf benz @ebiet Der Shalle 5u
perteibige1r unb 81, tuubren.
9us Aon1itee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

Bot einisen sageu 1T in Norfpf,
8irginien, ser Wfann aus benz 2eber1
geidieoen, Ser 5nerit oie Beoeutung
un6 6en Muben Der Heanut erfunn=
te un0 nit unenoli9er Mrbeit uno
GROCER @eididlidfeit fir lire Ser
breitung tpirfte. Sbomos s.. &om=
lar6. Sic B%eoeut1ng 6ieier unidein-
baren@r6frudt fir Birginien erta1n-
te Roplnrb idon bul6 nod oem giib=
~gerfriege. Ser 5tout bruuhte ieoe
niibIide grnte, BENIN er batte feline
Snoultrie. Mngeiidts Ser be1tigen
Bopuloritdt Ser unideinburen Sru61
lit es idtpierig, iidp bor5uite1en, mel
DIE er1ta1nli1e Gnergie, Muson1ter
uno 5inoigfeit notig muroen, I'm
oieier Die M6rfte bes Nor6ens 5u Oft
men. MGein nodoem bie 2e1te EN-
mol binter oen @eidmad Der beiBen
ger0iteten Beanuts gefommen narer1,
tpuhs sic Modfruge idnen. Sebr
bieI 5u ibrer Berbreitung truge1 Del
3irfus BON 8arn1tm uno Bu1leD UNI
feline @o%1fnrrenten BET, Die ole bon
elmer Sdar Hiegenber Bea1u1tbdno'
Ter begIeitet marer1, unb IN ben flei-
men 2onoitdoten COB es fa1m eine
gorfteaung, in Der nidt Die geiar1te
8uidoueridoft uud 8adde1 oiefer
NiiIe fauffe, nm iie ndbrenb berBor.
ftenung 5u ner5ebren. NeItere 2eute
peroen iiff, bieneidt nod Der farbigen
Gambler e%ntiinnen, bie o1s benz Su
ben fomen, I'M 0ie Rilie gu bertret.
ben. Sett rubt oos 9eanutgeiddft
meiitens in Sen @dnben bon Stalie=
nern. Die Heom1ternte bot beut5u=
tnge einen @ert bon Winionen, nno
Sic Nodfrage 1T groBer als bas an=
gebot, ur6 bod gibt es nod febr Diele
2eute, sic fidJ Ser 3eit eirnnern fper-
Sen, 90 9ennltts beinube 10 lumber
fG1tflih paren, lpie bol5err1e Wusfat=
niiiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
3emtral:8eretn.
Grefutin Gitung.

ssrt Ser am II. uro Is. Mugiit IN
Chicago abgeboltenen gerfau1r1ln11gg
Der erefutibe oes Central : ssereIrs
Cob audi oie Bfurridulfroge. bic sol.
boten- mrtb Sugenofiirforge. bic etel-
hung Der beutiden 8atbolifen IN Der
gesertpdrtisen 3eit uno anoere tp3d-
tise Sasesfrasen CUR gepredl11g.
8eionoers tpurbe a1f Die 3efa9ren,
oie ben 1farrIdlllen oroben. Nnge'
piefen. llniere @egner botten oie3eit.
umitanne fir iebr siinitig, oarl1n.
beige es iest Defenders onf Der S11f
s1 fein uno ieoer Seriu4 Der 2egts'
loturen, bie Redte Ser Efurridailen
A, fdu1dIern, miifie nit anen gebote-
men RitteIn befdmpf merben.
8eidlnhe.
Die pom Reiolutinus-apmitee un-
terbreiteten uno bon ser 8eriamm-
lung oneenommener ge}d,lille ldu.
ten:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
8pridrift g.

Gr5euger bon Droguen, eingemad~
tenn SIeiid 6dnoler bon 6riidten II.
8emiien ETC., Under bieier @lufIe,
erbalten 3uder nod Bebarf unb Ger
nelde mir am 26. Mugu1t berianb=
fen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05

aiert tperbe1t, un6 oies bebeltet cine
Buiis Don et1pas uber 2 Hfunb. De.
rem 3ertififote perben Dor benz let
ten bieies Monats n1isgeiteH uno Der
8oif ~iibergeben nerben, 10 0nB ole
@leinbdnoIer in oere11 Beiis Dor benz
i. lSepten1ber fem ionten. Ser Ser
tout bon 3uder fir 6olsbaItungsbe-
~biirfniIe n6brenb bes Monats Sep
TENDER tDir6 auf Der 2 8fu11b Mute
Der Berfon tpeitergefiibrt, nidt mebr
mie 2 &fltnb ionen du i~rgenoeiner
2eit ON cine SanniIie in elmer Drt-
idutt, unb nidt mebr tuie 5 Bfunb
sur ;8eit an cine Gnmilie Guf 0em
2u1oe perfauft tperoen.
3nder 5atun Ginfodeu.
@ir iino beitrebt, BOB feine Grudt
berborben merben funn, auf @runo
Ron 1ngeriigenber Maffe 3uder; mir
forbern oos Ginfoden bon Srldt un6
Beeren nit oem nieorigiten 4l1ant1m
bon 53uder, ober iogar obne 6eniel.
ben, aber trosoem fiiblen mir, 6oB
mir geniigerro 3uder I'M Wonate Nu-
auit berabfoIgten, I'M a4en beredhg.
ten Mnfpriden nabBufommen. Bir
merben fir BEN Nonat @eptember
Sen 8erfanf bon 3ufer ffuir 6os Gin
fode1r an. elmer 8aiis bon meiterert
s 8f1u1b per capta erla1ben. 9ieie
meroen Die totnle g%rlal1bnis fir Gin
fod5tpefe cuff Is Hf1nb big gum 80.
geptember bringen tpelde nidt MIR
Qeniiqen0 !3nder bebeuten ioQte, ion-
Bern in elmer Mebrbeit bon 5Gnen
mebr III, pie Sic 2e1te mirflib ge-
bra11den; nber mir tponen u%1tbe6ingt
nidt, BOB 3l1der beridle1oert peroen
fol-.
Ginfpd . 3ertififate nnb 8eridte:
@ebra1fen @ie Sic 11eue 6orm
Ser @eptember-3ertifHate. @ebra11-
den sic oiefelben @%einbdn6Iers mo-
dentIiden 8eridte tpie I'M Mugu1t.
GinfodE3ertififate per6en biS
Montoq o6er 9tenstag ser folgenber
@ode beboIten, Damn gebudt unb
oem County Mbminiftrator beridtet
Ser 8eridt miro bon ibm g1tgebei-
GEN uno Ser 3uder<Ibteilung on Der
l1niberiitdtsfarm in 81. Soul ber-
Iiefert uno Ole !3uderberteiIungs=3er.
tififnte tper6en a11sgeiteM unb brett
gum &%leinbdn6ler berianbt. Ser 5pe-
5erei : &IeinbGn6ler iolte 6ieie11 tp0-
dentliden 8eriM IN 911plifaten on-
fertigen un6 cine Mfdrift bebolter1
fir ieinen eigenen 2eforo uno 5ur
&ortrone gegen Mblieferungen.
Midts bon bem 8orbergeiagten
ionte Elm Na9lai1en Ser 8efolgung
Ser @orf9riften %nn6euter1, befolgen
Sic einFod bie Mntpeiiungen uno BEN
33ped ser Heg11lationen, ndmli6,
ipnren sic gerug 3ufer bon Sbrem
getpobnliden @ebraude, um GENT
gen6 3uder fir Carbohydrate an
9on6 at buben. STR @rfoIg in Der
gefolgung bieies @riudens ermog<
lidte elm 9oger BON geniigeno 3uder
I'M Auglit fir ane annebmbaren Gin
fod5tpede uno Ste grlaubnis bon gu
der fir BEN Monnt September at
ginfod5tpeden miro fir bie NotDen=
oigfeiten in 0iefem Monate geniigen.
@ir fonnen at oieier 3eit fir ben
Mpnat Sftober nidts bororsiagen,
n1sgenommen, 6uB mir periteben, BOB
Sic g%rlal1bnis fir Oftober be6euten6
geringer uie fir September tperben
miro.
,3u Sbren Dieniten
Ser. @tnaten Ma5rnngsn1tttel M0-
m%iniitratiDn fir Ninneiota
6ranf g. Bool,
" NNtS--l--I
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&oridrift q: fabrifauteu,

Sept. 9th, 1913, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
&oridrift q: Sabrifanten.
9eritener bon tpeniger notpen6i<
gen Nabrungsmiteln IN @r11ppe 81,
mie oie @r5eug11ng bon 3udertuoren,
'SDrup, olfobollofen grfrif6ungsge-
getrdnfen, etc, miifien o19 meter
fir September n1f Ser SO 8ro5ent
golis ben 3rtderperbrardJ befbrGm-
fen. gr5e1ger bon @efrorene1n, unter
oieier &Iai1e, miiiien .ueiter sic rs
8ro5ent gndis einbolten. Die 3ertifi-
fate fir Muguit tpur6en in bielen
5dnen erit ipdt u11sgegeben, pir er-
tpurten uber, Sic 3ertififate fir Sep-
tember in elmer ISOLDE berIan6tbereit
5n buben.
8oridrift g.
@r5euger bon 9rog11en, eingemad=
tenn Geiih 9dnbIer bon 6ridten II.
8eniien etc., under bieier @IuIle,
erbnlten 3uder nod geoarf unb Ger
pelhe mir am 26. Muguif berIun0=
ten.
goridrift 6.
6oteIs, @eftn1rationen, Boarding
&dufer, SpitdIer uim., .unter biefer
Rubrif, miiiien meiter on Ser Rote
bon 2 Nfuno 3l1der Fir 80 MabI3ei-
ten tpie i'm Gueuft tpirtidoften uno
beren 3ertififfate tperben iebt borbe,
reitet.
gpridrih 8
MIe BGfer, oie in biefe &Ioife &c.
b0rerr, miifen tpeiter an Ser 20 Bro-
gent @ate ibr @efd1f fiibren. @g
miro int Ser M%usftenung Ser 3ertifi.
tate feline @er5ogerl1ng ituttHnben,
tpeIde iebt b~orbereitet iperben ur6
tpeIhe mir ar1 26. M1tguit 51 berfen-
Sen boffen.
gprfdrit 6
8ir finoen, 6ab &Ieinb6noIer in
gpe3ereien ibren Beoorf iberiddbt
boben fognr an Ser 3 Hfun6 Buiis.
gs befiroen fid 8irfu 2,250,000 2e11-
tie in Minnefotn uno miiroe bies, Bel
elmer 8 Hfu1r6 Rate, 6,75OO,0OO Bf.
3fuder Der Monot bebingen. Die ur-
ter goridrift 6 gen1ndten Mnfpriid]e
ro11teten aber fiber 100000 8ftnb.
8ir gaben Sic 3uder-3ertiifate fir
Sen Monot M1iguft a1if biefer gnfis
aus, tpeId1es 1tntirlid einen 11eber-
fIuB an 3afer fir Die &%IeirlbdnoIer
beoeutete. Sic @epten1ber 3ertifffote
IN @rrppe g tperoen Elm 9ritteI reou-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-05
3nder:&e9nIatisne,t fir
September.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Sept. 5th, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
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sdtpeis.

Sd)tpeis.
2rtbern. - Die Hfarrgemeirbe
2lnbern feierte an1 4. Suli, benz III
ridstage, ein fd011es Greu6enfeif. es
mar arn 4. SSa1Ii 1893, ols Der bodtp.
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SniddIid tpurben oie fatbolilden
8forrfdulen I'M ginflang nit bieien
8runbfaben geleitet, unb mir feben
inns barum ge5tplingen, 8iberfpruh
5u erbeberr gegen Die bieIfab Iid gel
tend modenben 8etrebunger1, unter
ger1tfllng ntf oie RottDenoigfeit Der
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-17
Binder Irvine.

Farmers are urged to buy their
binder Irvine early. Shipping con-
ditions are such that more Irvine
must be allowed from factory to dis
tributing points.
The Food Administration advises
that dealers may charge a margin
of two cents per pound cash, or it's
equivalent, and ~ cents on time,
with freight added from the factory,
above the manufacturers price of %
cents per pound, for binder Irvine.
Please give this all the publicity
you can in your community.
Faithfully yours,
G.. G. CLOYS,
County Food Administrator.
p. S. Our boys are making good
in France. We may help them thru
the Red Cross.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-05-17
CRYSTAL.

Mr.. George Cummings, of Crock
EFT, is spending few days with
homefolks.
Miss Mary Glover visited near
Woodland Sunday.
Howell, the little twin son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Lechenet, is i'm
proving.
Little Miss Gaynell Lcchenct is
spending few days with her grand
parents near Woodland.
]. w. Thomas is the owner of a
new Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Jordan and
little son, Lionel, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Council one day last week.
Rev. R. E. White, of near Troy,
will fill his regular appointment at
Antioch Sunday.
Messrs. d. L. Cummings, Bobo and
Alex Hudson went to the strawberry
patch Monday.
Miss Edith Ratliff visited her
cousin, Miss Mary Lechenet, Monday.
Miss Nora Bell Cummings has re-
turned from several days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Luther Williams.