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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
Adele GdrriSon's New
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON"

Who is this?" Robert Savarin
asked the question quite sharply. He
was standing by the mantel in the
living room after Katie had cleared
away the luncheon we had enjoyed
by the fire. and had just picked up
a photograph OF Lillian Underwood
which she had given me once when
begged her for II.
1t was a photograph of Lillian as
she appeared before her hair had
turned gray from grief and worry.
and she resorted to rouge and hair
dye at Harry Underwood's behest.
1t showed her steadfast eyes. her
soft, abundant hair, and her beauti-
full. clear-cut features as they had
appeared in the days that were past.
When l had first caught sight OF
Il | had felt that here was the real
Lillian Underwood, for had al
ways detested the mask OF rouge she
had formerly worn. And when she
gave me the photograph l kept it
always in the place of honor on the
mantel.
THAT is Mrs. Underwood, my
dearest friend" l returned quietly.
but my heart was beating wildly
with excitement Lillian had told
me of her early romantic alteration
for this man who had given her the
chance of pursue her art studies.
and who, according TO her account,
hardly knew she existed save as a
recipient of his kindness. But his
question made me wonder if he
might not have admired his little
protege in that long ago time.
He studied the picture.
What was her name before her
marriage?" ne asked at last
Lillian Gale" l replied, and was
gratifed to see a sudden flush
mount to his forehead
Lillian Gale!" he repeated slowly,
almost dreamily, and then after a
moments pause, 81 thought I recog-
nized the face. although it is older,
more serious than that OF the girl /
knew years ago"
He studied the picture carefully
then looked up abruptly.
You say she is a friend of yours ?
Then I shall have the pleasure OF
seeing her once more7"
"Oh, yes" returned. and I could
not keep a tremor OF excitement out
of my voice. "She's coming out
here tomorrow, and has asked us II
she may entertain for you while you
are here"
Into his eyes there flashed a gleam
OF some strong emotion. His voice
was tense as he repeated my words
Entertain for mel" he said slow
lily.
Surely. she does not remember
me after all these years."
! saw that the man was sincere in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

Monday morning for eastern states.
Miss Sophia Dombralska of Bay
City, Mich, has arrived here Satur-
day for a few days visit with rela-
tives and friends. She is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Markowski, 2I'2O
Johnson 81.
Zygmunt Strzyrzniewski returned
Sunday to LemOnt, H., after spend
ing several days with relatives.
Miss Veronica Jogodzinska of
South Chicago, who has been visiting
with her sister, Miss Sadie Jagodzin-
ska, 527 Notre Dame av., returned
home Saturday.
Miss Anastasia Krusinska, 2201
Linden av.. who submitted TO an OPP
GRAFTON at st. Mary's hospital In Chi
cago, is improving
Mrs. Leonard Kilmaszewski of
Chicago is spending the week with
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Louis
Kiimaszewski, 1917 w. Sample st.
Mrs. Mary TrOjanowska OF South
Chicago is seriously i'll at the home
Of her parents at West Hammond,
Ind. Mrs. Trojanowska is a former
South Bend resident.
Carl Horwarth OF Chicago is spend
ing a few days with friends here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

his modesty. His voice held real
astonishment that his little protege
should have kept him in her mem
DRY. But read more than surprise
I'm his voice. Genuine pleasure and
something deeper, yet more elusive.
echoed in his tones.
Indeed she remembers you very
we'll" I said warmly, and I did not
feel that / was betraying any conf
dence of Lillian's in making the as
sertion. III have often heard her
speak of your kindness TO her when
she was struggling 10 become an
artist. She says it was your help
and encouragement alone that en-
abled her to realize her ambitions"
Robert Savarin's face is as trans
parent as that OF a child. At my
words there crept into il a slow
flush. suffsing it's paleness.
And she remembered that all
these years." he said.
could hardly hear the words they
were uttered in so low a tone. /
realized that the exclamation was
not addressed TO me, but to his own
til he should emerge from the
dreamy reverie into which my words
had sent him.
When he did come back TO him
self his words startled me.
''She did realize her ambition
them" he asked.
For a moment I looked at him in
amaZement. Was Il possible that
| Lillian's long series of professional
triumphs, which had made her ia
nous as an illustrator and a coiner
OF advertising jingles meant nothing
to him-that he held the view that
work such as hers was only pot
] boiling?"
And when the truth flashed upon
me. He knew nothing Of her tri-
umphs. had never heard of them.
His marital tragedy which had dealt
the final crushing blow to his deli
cate nervous organization. already
! strained by years of struggle with a
world slow TO comprehend his gen.
ius. had occurred before Lillian re-
turned from Paris. And all the
years since than had been as one
day to Robert Savarin. hidden from
the sight of men in his sisters farm
house in the Catskill mountains.
81 don't think she has realized
her ambitions" 1 said slowly. "If
you know her you will understand
that she could never do that. But
she is famous the country over as an
| illustrator and writer OF advertising
! jingles"
He looked at me for a moment as
if tying 10 take in the full meaning
of my words. Then
The dear. plucky childi" he said
and his words were like a caress in
their tenderness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
CLAIM AGENTSN No
AID To SOLDIERS
Filing of Additional Papers
Only Hampers Work, Says
War Department.

WASHINGTON. March 24.--Offi-
GERS and enlisted men discharged
from the service will not expedite
settlement Of their claims for
arrears in pay by placing them in
the hands OF attorneys or claim
agents, said statement Issued Sun
day by the war department. 1t was
explained that adjustment Of claims
thus presented was delayed by rea-
son OF additional filing and handling
Of unnecessary papers Of the inter
mediary."
"The claim OF soldiers IS all that
is required" said the statement,
"and such claims should be submit
ted directly by the discharged Off
Ger or soldier TO the war depart
ment director Of finance"
Explain Bonus ~ stem.
Claims for the $50 additional
bonus authorized in the war revenue
act, the department said. should be
sent 10 the zone finance office ar
Washington and the application
should be accompanied by a certi-
fled conv OF the discharge certifi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

cate to be made by the nearest re-
cruiting officer, a statement OF ali
military service since the declara-
ton of war against Germany and the
address To which the check should
be sent.
Claims Of arrears of pay due Of
ficers and enlisted men at the time
of their death in the service should
be addressed TO the zone finance Of
ficer and all claims for insurance.
unpaid family allowance and COM
pensation for death or disability, un-
der the war risk insurance act.
should be made direct 10 the war risk
insurance treasury department, and
not 10 the war department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho popular comedy entitled.
"Cudowne Leki" miraculous Cure)
including a one-act playlet entitled,
'Bratnie Dusze Mated Souls), and
one vaudeville act will be present
ed at St Hedwige's school audi
torium Sunday evening. April. 81. by
the young ladies OF the Name of
Mary society OF St Hedwige' s
church. Rehearsals are going on
steadily and the performers are
bound TO be in first class form.
Misses Victoria Strauss and Angela
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
Announcements

The sewing comriittee Of the ST
Joseph's Hospital Aij society, which
was to have met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Robert Greene. has post
poned its session Indefinitely.
Mrs. ]. r. Hill, 1909 Lincoln way
w. viii be hostess &c. the Lafayette
Thimble at her home Wednesday,
afternoon.
A dance will be givep Tuesday
evening in Sticks hall by the Pro
tected Home circle.
The women OF Grace Methodist
Episcopal church Will meet at the
church Tuesday Afternoon TO sew
for Their Red Cross on Belgian relief
garments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
BAPTISNIS.

BAPTISMS.
Marie Anna, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keiltun. 434
s. Phillippa St, was baptized at st.
Adalbert's church. Rev. Theophil
Hemma officiated The godparents
are Mrs. Martha Rozploch and An
thony Kieltun.
The son of Mr. and Mrs John
Majewski, 614 s. Jackson St, was
baptized Sunday afternoon at ST
Casimir's church and was named
Chester. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. J. Gorka, G. 5. c.
The godparents are Mrs. Angela
Wrobel and LAdislaus Robak.
Arthur was the name given at the
bapti I'M of the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adalbert Wasowski, 1926 w. Fisher
st. The ceremony was performed
at st. Casimir's church, Rev. ]. s
c., officiating. The godparents were
Mrs. Kajzer and Mr.. Kucharski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The ~. Hedwige Choral society
will hold its singing rehearsal Tues
day evening at ST. Hedwige's school
building.
The NJ. Romanowski choir will
hold its singing practice Wednesday
evening at Kosciuszko hall, s. Cha
pin ST.
The military rank OF Falcons u.
Balicki No. l will hold its exercises
Wednesday evening at q. Belaicki
hal. w. Division 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir Swistalski.
Longley av.. entertained at a
O'clock birthday dinner Sunday eve
ming for Mr. Swistalski's sister. Miss
Henrietta Swistalski, who is spend
ing one week in South Bend as a
guest OF her sister. Mrs. John Nc
Callen. in MiShawaka, Ind Covers
We're laid for / ? guests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
ENGINEER DROPS DEAD.

CHICAGO, March 24.-Emil c
Braun, who came to Chicago in 1888
as Germany's official electrical en-
cheering representative at the
worlds Columbian exposition, and
afterward was chief engineer OF the
ST. Louis Street Railways for several
years dropped dead here Sunday. His
widow IS a daughter of Louis vii
Itch, founder OF Puck"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

Kansas City, 10 guard against the
destruction by fire OF the records Of
the city engineers office. is going TO
buy a camera and have photo
graphic copies made Of every record.
The copies. which viii be Il by IA
inches in size. will be stored in some
place away from the city hall. It
is estimated that the whole expense
will be less than 80 00N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

NJ. Flammarion has been presented
with a novel map Of Mars in the
form OF a globe. % centimeters in
diameter. on which are shown all
canals and markings described by
all observers OF the planet. This
Globe is the work OF Miss Ingeborg
Brun, a Norwegian. who has been
bedridden for 90 years. but who has
followed the subject OF astronomy
through books and papers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
Social Calendar
TUESDAY.

Miss Mildred Rausch, sol r. Ha-
ney ST., will be hostess at the meet
ing OF the L. b. Chums' class OF the
Conference Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church.
La Kota Wajon club viii hold a
meeting with Miss Esther Van Der
Karr. 72S Blaine av.
The nature study department OF
the Progress club will hold a meet
ing in the club rooms.
The members OF the Kezia circle
viii be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Louisa Kaveney. 915 L. Bow
man st.
The Wanita Sewing circle will
give a card party in the Red Mems
hall.
The Di-monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
e the stuil Methodist Episcopal
church will be held. MSs Bell, a
WEDNESDAY.
There will be "A meeting Of the
$. :. c. Il. OF the ArdmOre Brethren
church.
The members OF the Sunshine club
will be the guests OF Mrs. Verba
Merrick, 2O6 L. Dubail st.
There will be a meeting OF the
Pastors Aid society, section 4, Of the
First Chrigtian church
The Happy Five club will meet
with Mrs. L. Stanley, 325 Bow
man St
Mrs. Byron Christian will be host
ess at the meeting OF the Clay and
Harris Home Economies club at her
home on the Hickory I'd.
Members of the Elks' lodge Will
give spring vacation dancing party
at the EIks' temple.
THURSDAY.
Miss Elsie Kruger, 7O7 Cushing
St. viii be hostess at the meeting of
the Jucundi Acti Labores club.
The Circle OF Mercy will meet
with Mrs. p. McQuaid. 1241 Lincoln
Way w.
Mrs. Norman Neil will entertain
the members OF the Ideal Embroid-
cry club at her home, 224 Broad
way.
VIII Ut a AutthAnE OF the
What-SO-Ever class OF the First
Baptist church
Mrs Carl Swanson. 604 Cottage
Grove ay., will entertain with a
guest day party for the members
OF the North Side Social club and
their friends.
The members OF the Harmony
Reading circle will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Orville PenweIl, 222
Laporte av.
FRIDAY.
There will be meeting OF the
Community Center OF Lincoln
school.
Mrs. Dora Dug1sle will entertain
the members Of tNe Wanita Sewing
circle at her home. 209 Z. Ma
varre st.
missionary from India will speak
Assisting Mrs Wilbur Gorsuch,
7O5 W. Washington av.. as hostess
at the meeting Of the Norman Eddy
sewing circle will be Mrs. William
Hege and Mrs. c. b. Steed.
The c. I. C.s Of Trinity Presbyte-
Ran church will be entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Glenice Bickles.
sos Z. Wayne st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
PERSONALS

Mrs. Edward Grzywienska. 114S
". Division St, has gone 10 Chicago
to spend two weeks with relatives
and friends.
Joseph Krzeminski. :. Walnut St.
and John Karpacki, jackson St, have
returned from Jackson. Mich, fol-
lowing a weeks visit with relatives.
Anthony Rydlewski. who has been
in the civ visiting with friends, left
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

The Lowell Euchre club entertain
ed the Hill Euchre club al . O'Clock
luncheon Sunday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
kramer. y. Notre Dame av. Follow
inG the luncheon cards were ENJOY
ed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

The United States government Is
going definitely on record in favor
OF the principle OF an equal wage for
equal work. the same for women as
for men. The principle Is soon TO
be put into actual operation in all
the federal Departments In Wash
ington. The government is also
going 20 establish scales OF wages
for every variety Of work which. IL
3 expected. viii before long become
the standard OF wages paid by civ.
iiian employers for work OF the
same kind Edward Heating. secre-
tary Of the recIsssification commits
sion. says:-"Women employees OF
the government are 90 be given a
fair chance TO receive the compen-
sation due for their work and fair
chance for advancement where they
show themselves worthy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24
PERSONALS
1870

Mrs. William p. Inglehart, 221 S.
Notre Dame av.. has gone TO Canada
for a weeks visit
Miss Laurene Reeder is home from
Chicago university TO spend. the
spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Reeder, 336
n. St. Peter st.
Miss Kathleen Guilfoyle. 631 W
LaSalle av, has returned TO her
home from Camp Greene. y. c..
where she been IN training at the
army school OF nursing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-24

Birds nest used by the Chinese
are built by a sea swallow with a
gelatinous substance taken from the
sea moss. The nests are attached
to high cliffs, where it is dangerous
climbing TO get them. They are
soaked after washing in warm water.
in cold water over night, then boiled
in milk until they may be pierced
with broom splint. They are then
added TO a clear soup.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
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Many E-HH 11s raylllrr AMAZED
1t4 4AE1sE Ant u5gsry MIX usser
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villa &sg NJ EnE A- Gur -n=rv
ant 2Z14v EsF a-Ln4rzGl,-I Munsav
srs1Zng y -lH .lHnf.a Xxi 1uuA
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nh t1zn Ms . z Phillips aas sl1
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Mis- 9-a1nzlAL ant nrRzi.r wars
1srs0EEngs vgstEn-Y ax Afmfulv
Airs AnsALR Mc-u-trr naste slu-
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ArsaeuE las ErnaIau
HarolG 1eaks n SLIME Ealev gleur
9 fer usEyE a tla 1tlul. nj nn arrr
AS EEar-z Unrfs
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PRESTON

Clayton and John Shoemaker ~
g1raed Monday from : business trip
70 Eish-c-s
Ms Leo Cotton spen, Sunday with
he- mother. MS Cunsingham. al
B-ccklnsS
M and Ms lrsA Of BrookIngs. Wis
led Sunday n the John Shoemaker
home
JOAN Dempsey and Andrew Olson o.
LAketoa, and h l. Ruter Of Preston.
attended the Teachers and Officers
meeting in B7ookinzS Monday.
M and Ms A :. Appel we're Wis
.:o-s Sunday eyeaing At Marcus Sol
1o-so-'S
Ms Henry koppmann returned
Sunday from : weeks visit with rel.
atlyes a. Clear Lake
Ms Andrew Slrocson i assisting
Z The home q her brother. Fred
Walsh and family. o! Eureka. caring
for The members Of ,he family who
are suffering With a. attack OF the
flu
Alta Perrin. Eva Downs, Ms Dora
CGroine. Mabel Harris and Mrs. Mabel
Lee we're among those from this sec
ton who attended The Teachers and
05c@-s meeting IN B-uoktngs Mon
6zy
Mr. and Mrs ; ". Harms and Mss
N&b@l Harris spent Sunday evening
a. William ~BlcIeyers.
Mss Helen Rovig w4s I guest OF
Mss MABEL Sh&IIey one night last
E==k
TIE pupils q Miss Eva Dowcs y
Preston No > and the pupils OF Miss
Ruth WaltrU1 II the Independent
sol gave programs and basket sn-
Gals IN :hs-r respective schoo, houses
last Friday night \ splendid pro-
gram vas rendered or each school and
ze1=-y-s sums wee realized from tie
sale q th@ baskets
The members u The T. G. 7 Club
=-5oy=d I banquet one evening this
E=ez Il tie home OF VI. and Mrs I'd
Gr@Gvig
Mss Nary Ware the efficient prt-
nary teacher - tk= B-a-z school Eas
! guest Friday night 4. The George
Ware home II Lak=tou.
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DON'T RISK NEGLECT

Don't neglect 3 constant backache,
sharp. darling pains or urinary dis
orders. The danger OF dropsy or
B-iEht's disease is TOO serious 10 ig-
ro-e Use Deans Kidney Pills as
have your friends and neighhors. 4
Brookings case:
Ms E ! Briggs. sl2 Second street.
Brookings. says: II have used Doan's
Kidney Pills Of and on for some Ii ne.
Ny kidneys have been weak and when
I have had attacks OF kidney trouble
! have had severe backaches. At
such times ! haven't been able 10
res, well and have been tired and
worn oct mornings. ! have had dizzy
headaches and have been bothered
With my kidneys acting irregularly
Deans Kidney Pills which ! go, al
ke1dall's Drug Store have never failed
70 relieve those attacks in a few days.
They have put my kidneys in good
order and the backaches have disap-
peEed"
Price soc. al all dealers. Don't
ask for a kidney remedy-get
Kidney Pills-,he same that
Mrs Briggs had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Ntgrs. Buffalo, y. Y.
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l 1EZber q sctoo- officers and
-=Ecc=-s attended the annual t3.-t
meeting Of teachers and officers IL
B-UoE1gs Io1fay As usual Supc-
5Lakeiy had prepared = splendid PRO
gram and he handled rhe meeting IN
his usual efficient nzz1er-
George Er-e41z transacted Business
near Lake Campbell Monday.
The church benefit social which
vas 70 be given bF tEs church Or
za1lzarioc LAST week II the Jacobson
school hoGs@- has been postponed III
I'll LATER IL th= season.
Ole Andersen sailed az the Hang
stzt home AE- Ta1zrzt4y-
Il number ot families in northwest
lakewood are confined 20 their homes
Win tar Influenza
TIstA Jacobsen, r Z. Eaze ard Tom
I4coosoa ware Volga vi=Lrocs Sarur-
1Ay-
The teachers meeting he'd AZ Bruce
S~ar1rtay uas rsgg very largely attend
81 on aecas1nt of the bad roads An
sIcsaenr neeting Is reported By those
present
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Fish enjoyed z
visit from TIE torrners parents OF
Ezssru5va- last week.
Geo Ericsson transactzg business az
Brpoktngs azr Saturday.
Mrs. GGnfsr Evenzon Ia ~entoytrz
a visir from her father az Lake Ben
asa-
Ole Anferson departed Last Friday
for a weeks v1sfr wiki trfenfa at Can
too
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the roads and putting them in tip-toT
shape recently.
Emil Spiers and his friend, Joe"
were motoring in Medary Saturday af'
ternoon.
". y. Atkins and son. Basil. were
hauling oats 10 market Monday.
a few young folks of Medary at.
tended the basket ball game at Volga
Saturday night
Work Shoes. s34s. The Boot shop.
Gillespie & Rogers.
Carl Nelson is Ill with pneumonia.
but Is improving slightly al this writ.
Ing We hope Tor . speedy recovery
Vernon Telkamp was assisting
George Hoch in saving wood the last
OF the week.
Con O'Hern passed through Medary
with a load Of seed wheat for his
Moody county farm.
NJ. and Mrs. 0. E Atkins and Mrs.
@. {. Atkins visited with relatives in
Efead1eau Sunday.
Mr.. Keorper used his tractor 10 drag
the Trenton roads.
Miss Garnet Hawkins and brother
also Laura Dancer and Beatrice Carter
were calling on Mildred and Ray
Saturday afternoon.
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STERLING

Gran; Rude cAllei az Z c Gerton's
,2Ss Sunday afternoon.
Nj LCtA Johnson e~ntertaised the
Sterling Ladies Aid last Friday after.
nNoa
August Peterson &ad family called
81 he Emma Peterson home last Sun.
day
Ol2uS OlSoa and family spen, Sun.
GAY sTeSlns with Wrigh, Grudem and
family,
Mss Charlotte Tygstad- whc
teaches av1r E~Sviiiav. spent aoaasy
enl2s with George Tyss,ad and
family.
o2. Eegg IS gradually improving
Viii rs badly Sp-siled knee.
Herman Halvoo~oa called g; the Ole
E&2sea home Sunday evenisg.
Several farmers in this locality have
started spring work
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sEoAsy

We are having OH very zne
weather now.
r. o. Strn0n= sf Erookfngz. u out
az ms farm tong SOME needy repairs.
Henry G1nn and sea n1oearvd 20
BrnoE1rgz Saturday incoming.
ChsB.rsn's Snn~es. Tse, sL5s. ssf5.
s.35 The Beet shop. Gillespie A
RogsrzJ-
Ntss MEIfrs6 Lynch gave a party
70 Ehe yonng folks OF Msdzsy and
Trpntsn. whieh tnsiufef a rary pull
ant yariouz xanres-
Oscar Nzfrzon spent Sunday even
sng az the ~ T. NeIaou harne.
H. 81 Rn3ebus<h vzz OUT 6-a<x1ng
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good ideas about the future education.
SGHi BlAkely i to be congratulated
- the exeeAesi program that he go,
AZ Tor Monday The ones that took
2arI Az 10 be commended on the ex.
cs.lsai way in which they delivered
;hsl- parts.
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Mrs Elmer Honan and two sons.
Emerson and Donald, left Friday noon
for Z visit with relatives in Sioux
Falls.
Mrs Florence Etring and Mrs. Ruth
Wiley OF BrOokings, autoed out 70
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one OF her farms last Saturday and
found the roads in some places very
bad.
NJ. c. McRae has been sick for two
weeks with lagrippe and a touch of