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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Der Deuar IN Chino.

Waibington, /. Sea. Sff151ere
Der amerifantfden Mrmee beri6teten
benz @riegs=D epartement, bob in
|Eient1in, Ser 9afenitabt Settings, Der
amerifanii6e 9ollar ge%gentpartig r1lr
bie &onffroft bon 76 Gents bat.8an-
fen in Gientlin iu6en ibr amerifa-
nii6es Colo m0glibit raid mieoer
los gu meroen, ga lie Inn 8etbna6=
ten Elm peiteres 5infen bes Collars
befiir6ten. Gle omerifaniiden Oft
5iere in. China erbalten lire 8eiol=
bnng in @olb al1sbe5ablt; iie berib-
ten, 6oB lie fir Elm 5iinfooqarl8olo=
1tiid beim @edieln gegentpartig 1nr
ber 8ert bon $3.50 erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Dieier MptIdrei aus @ien flingt
beute bnrh einen groben geil Der
beuti6en 8reIie. Die bredli6en gu
ItGrbe, bie III Deiterreihs &nuptltnbt
berri1en, mo Sra11el1 urb @noer uno
@reiie infolge Sllngerg unb &ddlte
Dabin Iterber, mer6en IN ben Depe-
iden e~rgreifenb gefdilbert.
Sci aae ieinem eige11en gleno Der.
iudt Deutfdlnnb oody Sic 9eiben Iei-
ner S1melter ! NepnblM nod beIten
lRrafften al milbern. Ste 3eitungen
5eigen Die 8eranitnlttng bon Samm-
lungen an un6 erfldrer, es miiiie
ettpas getan uer0en, nm gu beriu6en,
bic bnngern6en unb f~rierenben &in-
Der Wiens 5u retten.
Nbgleih Der groBe @artoffelman=
gel es> %nottDenoig gema6t bat, fir
oieie @o9e sic Mntionen alf bier
Yhlnb 5u bei9neiben, bot Deutib=
lamb bod 5000 Gonnen @etreibe mad
Wien gefanbt.
De ~geeue 5reie 8reiie" in Wien
f6reibt bariiber: ,@ie11 miro biele
San6lnng Deutf6lanbs nie bergei-
fen"
De11tidlnnb beabiidtigt, elmer an
bern Nndri9t 5nfoIge, tpodentli1 a.
100000 BI. MeN 81 geben. Dns
foq oabnrA moglih gernabt tperben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
sh11e1t aIlerIei mitauteilen!"

sSsbne1 aqerIei mitauteilenl1
ug8enn 5ie mild Bis ans Muertor
lfabren molten. mir ions redt ieinl
ga pobnt ndlnllih mein 8rloer.1
Sie iab itiqidpeigero 81, mie er
iib neben lie ieste nnb Die 5dlhten-
bede orglih 8ut,dd)itt iiber lie breitete.
Gotta erfbten iebr 81 ieinem Dor
tell III bem neioiamen, floppen 8el5-
rod, Ste gibermiiBe Iiber Dem bon Der
@dlte gerDteten 8eiiht NIT ben geiIt-
reid bliBet1ben M11gen.
.s&aAl1rios, nidt mabr, mir 5tpei eirs
geflei{dte &omer bier inmitten Der
|s6neelonoi6ah, i'm Bel5 unb I'M
|Shlitten?" ladte er, ibren 8lif be-
merfenb.
Die @rdfin ietfate tief.
.5dredlid, bieies Deutidlano,
nit ieiner &idlte, ieinem S6nee anb
|Gis! ST. Damn es gar ni6t mebr ber-
|tragen - id funn MIR nod i'm 5n-
ben e%riiteren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
mabl IN 1pinnipce.

8innipeg, 80. geoD. Sn Del
@abI Sic III @inntpeg, Man., abge=
balten tua1r6e, fiegte MaDor Charles
IS. @raD, Der ith I'M 8ieoerpabl be-
marb, iber g. S. 5armer, Ben Sam
|bi6aten beg acknowledgements, oos
|i1n b%ergange1ten 6riibiabr Ben Gene
rnlitreif lnteritiibt batte, nit elmer
Mebrbeit bon 3,013 5timmen; au6
bier Observation-Disclosures ouf Dem
8nbl5ettel 6es MuDors mnroen ge-
m6bH mdbrenb Sic Mrbeiter 6rei Nl=
6ermen 6arnnter eine1, Der ndbreno
.bes 5fretfg berbaftet getpeien mar,
bnrd)bradten. gs gelnng Ben Mrbei-
tern fer1rer nidt, IN Ser SdnlbebDr-
6e SUB gu faifen. Der iiegreide 8ir-
ger=@nbl3etteI mar nnter Der 2olnng
r@efeB nnb Dr6nung" aufgelte1t NOR
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Benn Elm gbennonn iagt: SD lei
Be an Ropfpeb@ meiB ib, feline gan-
3e Go1nilie Ieibet an einem apphpeb.
Depertiermne aneeerS'
net.

8afbington~ 8. g., 80. Nob. -
&~ilfsiefretdr No1f bonn Mrbeits0epar,
tement genebmigt ben Nntrag bes
gintpnn6er11ngs : Bureaus, boB Die
nnterin9ung gegen Die rabifale Sub
rerin emma @olbmarn abgeiblolien
nno oieie 6eportiert perben ion. Gus
genannte gureau i6ldgt Dor, Die
Goldman nab @11Blano ub5u}9ie-
ben, nnb bus Mrbeits Departement
miro pobri9einli6 audi oieiem 8or<
1dGag 3u1timmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
- .-
Hunoer 11ta1bt 11tiirbc.

Seed Dnrf, 80. Nob. a Ser @un=
geritreif 6es Gifts S~slan045opiet''
lit gebroden mor6en. Mit flint Mus=
nabmen eri1ienen ste 68 &abifalen,
tpel6e felt lebtem Montag ni6ts ge=
gelien batten, gum GrIbitid r1no ber=
i6langen bie ibnen DorgeieBte Mabl=
5eit nit @eiBbunger. Die Streifer
i6einen iebt au6 geneigt gu iein, ben
8erb0ren bes &ongreBnuSi6nifes BET
5utpobnen, nad6am tie erfabren bat
ten, bab abt uitarfe Mdnner'' arge=
felt mer6en iouen, nm iie gum Ser
Dor 5n bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Observation-Disclosures.

SEEM Orleans, 1. Seq - 8eumte
bes Suiti5oepartements in SEEM Or
leans, 2a., beridten, baB @dtpirte
beim 9erfmf geiitiger @etrdnfe 8n=
der treiben. Ditriftsantpult MooneD
teilte nit, er babe erfabren, baB ct
li6e Birte 40 Biz Is Gents fir erit=
naifige @5etrdnfe bere9nen.
Sur 3eit, nls 8nnbesrt6ter Softer
Die &riegsprobibition 6urb einen
ginbaltsbefebl fir berfaIinngsni6rig
erflart bottle, ffiun6igte MooneD an, er
umiroe Brofitba16erei beim Gerfauf
alfoboliiGer @etrdnffe nibt bul6en.''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
8unccsicnater IN 2lnfla,
1e3uitant.

Geoar @api6s, Meiid., 80. Mop.
l@egen 6r1tma11 s. Meuberrp, Bun.
6%esienator fir Midignn m11roe beute
bon ben Observation-Disclosures a11i
8eitedung nn6 8erf9auor1ng IN Ser.
bin0ung init Der 8abl Iauten6e Mn.
flnge erboben.
IS miro gelten6 gemadt baf
Netuberrp auf benz @ege bon Da1rd.
te9ereien ieinen 6emofratii6en
Mitbetperber SenrD Gorb i6lug.
@leid5eitig nit MetuberrD m1r6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Gront bon 165 8eri fort, anfdeineno
obne ben 9eriud zines @ioeritarrbes
al npadben tpie 8erih1te an bie ani-
ierte1 Miiiionen IN Wlaoitpoitof ia
gen. Cine ue11e 5ront lit innerbalb
.bes SSrffuttsfWeilitdrbiiitrifg eggplant.
Cine ubgefangene Conference.-The
oer 8olidetpifi iagt, oaB 5ebn Gene
rale, 100 8eibuBe nnD 10000 Sc
'fargene bic geute Der Bolibepifi Bel
Der Ginnabme bon Dmsf maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
8nnHcsrid3tcr arcift cift,

Glebelmb, ., 80. Nob. = Ole
9an6lungsmeiie bon 8Irgermei1ter
GARRY 8. Dabis un6 anberen Itd6ft=
iden 8eamten bon GleDelano, g.,
nel6e angeor6net baben, bob 2eute,
tpelde mod Ser @ta6t fommen, nm
IN 5tablperfen gu arbeiten, als ber-
6adtige Her1onen Derbaftet mer0en
1ollen, tpur6e bonn 8un6esri9ter @ez
itenbaber fir ugeieBloie nnb nrerb0r=
tie MiBo6h1ng ser &e6te amerifani=
f9er 8iirger' erfflart. Der &i6ter
befabl Der Holi5ei ben 8efebl nidt
al benGten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
5reit nf11 Heebtpafer.

Gbioago, 81, 90. Wob zine
.5dneebede, oie iteIenpeife fal1m Ell
men 9on, an bieIen Burtfftten aber 5tDet
sub sid mar, beoedfe ben groBten
EeiI oes 2anbeg meftIib bonn N1iffii=
fppi nn0 oebnte fib i'm Often Bis
EoIeoo aus nieorige Gemperaturen
1ueroen nls alien oiefen @ebiete1t ge-
meIbe @u6lib beg 5bneegiirtels
tpare1 ftarfe @egengihfe. Die Die Nie-
berungen an 5alts nnb Ngln Gria-
96I1B in Mri5orra nberfdpenrmt ba=
Ben, nobel m0glibertueiie Meniden=
Iebe1 berIoren gegargen inb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Sc3ialiitcn perlaneen
erechcn q S'2lnft,a,t:

Moilonb, 80. Nop. SSn elmer
|@itnng, an pel9er ale io5ialiitiiden
Mgeorbneten Staliens teilnabmen,
mnr6en &efolntionen angenommen,
in tpel6en Sic &egier1ng eriu6t miro,
9anptmann Gabrielle 1'Mnnnn5ios
unternebmen in 9almatien nit @ner-
gle 3u %nnterbruden nn6 et1e Bloda6e
51 .berbdngen, I'M 3n berbin6ern,
baB ieine Srnppen 2ebensmittel err
haIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
GnelanN Rilft sen Sla>
1pen?

@on6on 20. Npb. 2ant HriDat=
6epel6en bic 1ra9 2onbon gelangt
finb, bnt England 6er S1gozSIatDen
Die 3nii6ernng gegeben, 0aB 6ie
aoriatiide 5rage in auernaditer 3elt
bonn 9oben &at in9lngriff genommen
uer6en uno 6oB england ieinen Gin
i'm @nglang nit Sen 2ebensintereifen
fluff gelteno MAIDEN per6e, bob tie
sSugo-@Iapiens geIoit miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Ellie Sem b%cNr6neten
1Dictt.

Berlin 1. Sea. &arI $. Wie.
gano, stnbsforreipon0ent 6es Mni-
Derfnl 5erpice" fabelte, 6aB Deutfb-
Lamb troB ieiner eigenen Scot iii
DeuH96iterreih nn6 8ien the, mos
eg Hnrte. gr berid)tet
uDentidInrb berGaB nrg nidtl
SILT nng, bu biit uttiere lebte 88u-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
1873 angebIide &eIfersbelfer ii Nr,
Hnnpa1tftnnn nerfpht.

1873 nngeblide 4elfersbelfer ii Nt1,
flage5nitan6 DerfeBt.
gg bnn1eH fih Inn 0pror1ine1te'
8eriDnlidffeiten unb Gus oiefen1
@runoe perben Me Na1nen, NIT
Musnabme bon IL Der Deffe1tli1s
feit bon Nibter gIarence Seiiions
.borentbalten Big Sic gerbafttngs-
.befeble prdfentien ino.
Midter 5eIiions oeutete an, Das
borgebradhe getpeigmaterim bnbe u.
a. ergeben bnB fur NeDberrD's
S@ampng1re bon 100000 biz $1,-
100000 perauSgabt morben iei, mas
cine 8utpiberbanolung gegen ons
StaatSgeieb iotpoBl aIs aud gege1
6as B%unoesgeieb 0ariteGe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Neoer aelytt4t.

Safe 9Th, Jla., I. De3. Sur
mer fanben, als lie na9 Safe GitD,
.SIa., famen, eiren Neger an etnem
8a1m bdngeno. Cine nnterin6nng
argab, BOB Der Sbtpar5e NIT Namen
5am MoielD bon elmer Sbar peiBer
Mqnner gelpn6t mor6en tDar. ST lou
cine innge neiBe Srnn I'M Columbia
County ongegriffen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Abrmitmtta ytalicns.

Hom, 2. De5. Die italienii9e
&egier11ng bat einen @rlnB perof-
fentlibt, Der Die @ntlaiinng bon 200
@enepalen nn6 1,600 Stabsoffiaieren,
iotpie r1no 10000 Sm1ptlerten un6
5ubaltern-Offi5teren aus DEM af-
tiben Dienit berfiint; es 1T bies 6er
erite S9riH CUR Serab1eBnng Der
9eereSItdrfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
o.
III

Mus, einem Der lnitig ~Ideiutenber
offenen S9Iitten tpinfte sic feinge-
elegant garnierte 6pauen-
ban6.
pSdlten sic, &utl9erl Snlt aui
Der 5tenel Willfrieb Minfrieo!
:S0ijrnet1 ober noIen Sic Mid benin
t1idt feben?"
SEEMS bon beioenl" erffIarte Ser
Mngernfepe Indenb. ngatfnhe nber
lit, i1 babe sic r1idt gefeben! sie
ia, Glib, BEL mir reoet aae-
nal Die Eatinbel
uSteigen sic eirl @o1nr1en Sic
nit mir! 8onen 5ie2 Sd bdlttte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
6reher S~trahcnraub.

Seem Sort, 20. Nob. - Bier 8an=
bitten mad)ten firth 6us b%ornebme
@obnbiertel in Seem Sort WeIt @n6
Mbenl1e, nniiber n116 beraubten Ell
men @eldaftsmmn aus 8albington
int Beltibil zines Saules I'M $40,=
600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
INCLUDE LABOR
PARTY IN WORK
OF Federation
Charles Reagan Gives Political
Group q Boost In Citing Recent
Activities Of Unions.

In reviewing recent efforts Of
the Tri-City Federation Of Labor
TO bring about better conditions in
this community, including the plans
to form a Joint body composed of
both employers and employees to
take up questions of unrest and the
cooperative purchasing plan to
combat the high cost of living, the
new labor party was given a boost
today by Charles Reagan, member
Of the federation executive board.
Mr.. Reagan said that hundreds OF
members have been signed up,
both inside and outside the ranks
Of organized labor.
He said that the new political
party promises to be a power in
the community. within the near fu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

Rev. J. c. Granger, Rev. L. Hada-
way and o. J. Stirratt. The meet
ing will be for the purpose Of per-
hitting those interested to hear re-
ports in regard to the various con-
feernces and church movements
which have recently taken place.
Reports will be given on the De-
troit Y. NJ. c. A. convention by A.
NJ. Bruner, ON the Aurora Older
Boys conference by John Hauberg.
and on the Inter-Church world
movement by DR.. J. M. Stevenson.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will be able to
accommodate only about two hun
dred. Tickets for the dinner will
be apportioned among the various
churches, all Of which will be ex-
pected to have a representation
from among their members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

Of the Union Ice company. the only
producer Of natural ice in Rock Is
land, arranged the camps in the
harvesting vicinity on Rock river
for occupancy. The spot where op-
erations start Is two miles east Of
Milan. 1t will be the home for
weeks to come of the large force
ofsmen who repaired there today to
be ready for work in the morning.
All men needed at this work have
not yet been supplied by the I'LL
nois free employment bureau,
where the order was placed. When
fally recruited, however, the work
ing group will number $50 men.
All this week the uniform thick
ness Of from IL to IA inches has
prevailed in the ice on Rock river.
Unless the weather becomes very
much colder this NORMAL depth will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

ture that Will test the powers Of
the older political groups.
Launched by Federation.
He recalled that during last
summer the Tri-City Federation Of
Labor launched the new party. and
after the preliminary organization
had been formed, divorced the par
ty from itself for reason that one
Of the principles governing labor
organizations is that labor groups
In their direct work Is such never
mingle in politics. However, the
right was always had to endorse
or withhold endorsement of any
political group.
Mr.. Reagan explained that as d.
rect action the Tri-City Federation
Of Labor takes no part in the new
party work, but the federation has
endorsed the new party, both ma
tional, state and local, and organ
lied workmen are giving all sup
port possible to the party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

continue. II II considered favor
able BY the ice harvester, since It
makeS the cakes Of the correct sise
to b handled b. the hauling and
hosting apparatus used. The hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
CHURCHES JOIN TO
BANQUET AND HEAR
ACTIVITY REPORTS

A dinner to which members Of
the various, church denominations
will be invited will be given at the
Y. M. c. A. banquet room on Jan.
8, 1920, it was decided yesterday
by . committee appointed by the
ministerial alliance, composed Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

its thickness, but 1t IL not uniform,
for the channel IL well marked by
uncovered spaces where the swift
ness of the current sweeps away
any needle ice that may form.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19

saw method is used in cutting.
Ice has formed In . solid mass
above the Rock Island bridge, and
also to q certain extent below. No
recent record has been made OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-19
ice CAMP open
ON ROCK RIVER;
SEASON BEGINS
Men Go Out There to Scene Of OPP.
erati0ns and Make Ready to
Cut Record Crop.

First decisive steps toward max
ing q cleanup Of the winters ice
crop started today when employees
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
INDIGESTION
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
CLOSING OUT PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm will hold a
closing out Public aale at farm ~
miles southwest Of Melbourne, and
AZ miles east Of Rhodes. Iowa, on
Tuesday, Oct. Z, 1919
Beginning at one o'clock p. M, the
following described property:
s HEAD tioRSEs s
One gray mare { years old: one
black mare, smooth mouth; one gray
gelding years old; one gray mare
smooth mouth; one gray geldtns,
smooth mouth.
. MiLcH cows z
One with calf At side.
33 HEAD OF STRING sHoATS 50
Twenty-Five acres Of good corn in
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
1 Peter, Schutlef wagon; 1 steel
wheel wagon. Champion binder. eft.
cut; Mccormick mower McCor-
mick hay rake; ! Tower surface Gull
tivator; Dutch Uncle cultivator:
walking cultiyatQF; Goodenough rid
ing plow, 16-inch; walking pillow, IA
inch: walking plow, 12-inch: 1 four
section steel harrow: three-section
wooden harrow: ! disc harrow; l
seeder; I hay rack: ! Deere corn
planter; n double ieatod buggy; l
single top busy; 4 hand corn shelter;
i tanning mill: 1bob sled.. Machinery
IL all in good shape and = lot Of It
new. I set heavy harness.; single
harness. sets ny nets; l grindstone:
12o-fs hay rope, fork ana pulleys; I
ttH u ....ts ,,,s.~ -<..&or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
THIS IS THE BIRTHDAY or
Annie Besant,
10 II YoURsS
70 II youRss
OCT. 4 Az.


Annie Besant, pres.-.-use Of the Theo-
sophioal Society and the leader ~ the
Thoosophists tho world over, was born
IN 1s%7 and lived normal and un-
eventful ITO for twenty years. In
deed, when about 20 shs married
minister. Hut sarue six or seven years
later she mndo q decision which In u
way divlios her NE into two periods.
She joinei the Nhtional Se!1hl: So.
oiety, ana from that timo We read OF
her A. q p3o,:o CT srActsv.
She was an ardent socialist and
worker for the betterment Of the
lAboring ciasseA She advocated q
trades union ana herself led the IA
NOUS match strike. Then she became
. pupil OF Madame Blavatsky, leader
of the thsosophists; and 1t that ia
nous woman's death. Annie Bssant
claimed that the magic mantle" had
decended upon her shoulders. Her
leadership was denied by various other
members and split occurred In the
society. Annie Besant, however, 10 and
has for many years held the Office OF
president.
Her work. however, was not con-
fined to preaching and writing theos-
ophy. In india, where she spends most
OF her time. she has founded q Hindu
school and Hindu college at Benares,
and her ambition at the moment Is to
see under way University OF India.
Whether one accepts as real the fact
that Besant, as well as Blavatsky, Is
4 communication with spiritual forces
Of another world, depends on ones re-
ligious belief in the matter. But that
she il an abnormal and an exceeding
ly interesting woman win not be de-
MED. :,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
MINNESOTA LAND.

For Sale--Farm, 24o acres, located
6s miles from town, siyty-si miles
west Of Minneapolis, on a main line,
the Great Northern. Land lies level.
Soil is good: 140 acres under cultiva-
ton. balance in pasture and meadow.
Buildinga consist of a good nine-room
house, new barn, 36x7o. 1s-foot posts
and hip-roof. granery 16x24 hog house
AXIS. silo 14x36, and other good iRS
,provements. Surrounded by grove OF
evergreens. II you are looking for a
real snap do not fail to see this farm.
Price, sl07.50 per acre; terms $1,000 at
sale. $500 March /. 1920. Balance on
time at s per cent. Write for list of
other farms, Mccain Land Company,
Litchfleld, MINI.
For Sa!e-Best bargain, fine l6o
acre improved Polk county farm. close
to market, thirty minutes auto drive
from Crookston and Grand Forks.
Steam plow~ proposition. $75 per acre.
viii u,,itsi,ss sc :. cot m
flated price. Address Ed Henen. Pal-
ace Hotel crookston, Minn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
WAR VETERAN CAN'T ENLIST.
Too Young Altho He Has Served Sew
eral Years In Europe.

Special to Times-
= Waterloo. Oct. 1.-Altho having serv-
ed forty six months in the world war;
Ian MacKellar is unable to enlist In
the United States army. He applied
at the local recruiting station, but 1t
was learned that he is only II years OF
age and inasmuch as his parents reside
in Scotland he In unable to gain their
permission.
Tho young veteran enlisted with q
Scottish regiment at tho age Of 10. Aft
er eighteen months Of service he was
injured. When he returned to ser
: vice he was assigned to q Canadian
regiment and remained with the Cana
dams during the balance Of the war.
He was returned to Canada to re-
ceive his discharge. His uncle resided
In WATERLOO at one time ana he decid-
ed to visit him before returning to his
native land. When he arrived here ms
uncle had departed. He then decided
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE
For s.I.--rnrm bargain. In Ere,

For Sals--Farm bargains IN Free
born county. MINI. near the Iowa
state line. Come right to me and win
show you = big list Of fine weii I'M,
proved. fine doep black soil. Farms
close to good towns and schools, good
terms and per cent money. Agents
wanted. Lewis Fedge, Albert Lea
Minn,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public Auction-As l live In Des
Moines I will sell my household fur
nishlngs on premises. 2oS East Webster
street, Marshalltown Iowa, Thursday,
Oct. 2, beginning at p. m, as follows:
Good oak bed room suit, two good
mattresses. good round dining room
table, six dining chairs. center table
good library table, rockers; mahogany
chair. couch. asbestos table pad. three
9x12 rugs, good reed baby sulky. bowls
and pitchers. sewing machine. good re-
frigerator, two three fourths beds, step
ladder, garden tools, large tent, canvas
five gallon jugs, and many other ar
ticles: terms cash. Mrs. Hidden, own
err: Colonel Kendall, auctioneer. Phone
1872. .
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Wanted-Cook. good. plain cook
for employees; no laundry or house,
work. $40 per month, board and room
furnished. Address Abbie e. Hill.
Sanatown, Toledo. Iowa.
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to enlist in the United States army.
He has decided to remain in Water
loo and will probably enter one Of the
local high schools. He expects to en-
list in the veterinary corps as soon as
he is old enough.
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Wanted-Girls to Operate power
sewing machines, IS per week to start
and Is per cent additional over SO.
Saturday afternoon off. r. Brody Il
Sons, over 10 East State street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

For Sale-Notice. farm sale lunches
and coffee just put up and served IN
any amount ut reasonable prioeA We
will again this fall sell you huskin&
mittens at wholesale prices Albion
Restaurant. G. f. Gustafson. rroprte-1
tor.
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Wantsd-One thousand bushels OF
good white bright oats, will pay os
cents per turhel. Benedict Flour ana
Feed Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01

For Saio-Pure bred Shropshire
rams. good type bone and well wooded.
Inquire Of A. II. Pemberton. LcGrand.
Iowa.
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For Sale-Bargain; ~17a acres dairy
stock and grain farm. with twenty
head Of registered Holsteins; farm
highly improved. two barns, two silosy
dairy barn. equipped with drinking
cups, large house. garage. etc, build
ings electric lighted. largo apple
orchard, many kinds Of fruit rasp-
berries, Strawberries. etc. II looking
for nice homo and farm we'll
equipped come at onco, owner CRIPPLE
will sacrifice farm. crops, horses,
cattle. machinery and everything for
$4,000. school one-fourth mile. oheesa
factory one mile. Esgert Land Cons
pany. Grand Rapids Wis.
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Wantsd-Laundry to do at home
Phone Green 1852.