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The Washington times., 1919-08-31

Washington storekeepers needn't
fear competition from the proposed
The Washington times., 1919-08-31

BIZ the lOay, tuhGt DO pcu er1
those slCsGtsrs the girls o. r strest
iUsdr these days? AreR't tkeY TIE
queeTest?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
THE HOUSE FLY
CAN Be DESCRIBED
As the Queen of the Dump Heap

There is one thing the fly dislikes
more than the other, it Is cleanliness
as will be seen from the way in which
the housefly spends her existence. She
prefers those places where un@ean
conditions abound.
The domestic fly belongs to the or
der of insects known as depteria or
two.winged insects. Its metamorphoS-
is is complete; that is it passes through
the stages of egg, larva, or maggot,
pupa of shrysalis or cocoon to reach
the perfect flying insect or image.
The female fly prefers to lay her
eggs where her young, when Matched,
will thrive. The eggs are laid in batch
es, little clumps in and around any pu-
trid, fermenting and rotting thing. Each
female fly lays on the average of l2O
eggs at a sitting Each egg is a small
oval object about one-twentieth. inch in
length The eggs are Matched in from
eight hours to four days from the time
they are laid according to weather
conditions. The fly reduction is a bane'
ficial measure to start today to elimi-
nate the pests from your home.
You will find l'LY-RID a helpmate
in your drives against the fly. On sale
at all good drug and grocery stores
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Elk's Friday Night Dance

The Elks entertained with an infor-
nal dance at their hall Friday night.
There We're present, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Cruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Cochran, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Robert ). Gardenhire. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Frame, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark kirkpat-
rick, the Misses Mary Jarret Gladys
Scivally, Beatrice, Fraley, Nell Hall,
Helen Walcott. Peers of Gainesville,
Ruth Randol, Eunice Smith, Eva Car
men, Margaret Smith of Roanoke, Va,
Grace Scivally, Ethel lkard, Sallie
May Mccoy, Mary Boone, Theresa
Hall, Dot McGhee, Messrs. T.. j. Hen
don, Buddie Mink. Royce Kreuger,
Menard Woods, Freeman Gait, Il. j.
Slattery, Reuben Payne, Earl Stone.
Frank Thyng, Noverta Cleek, Ed Frye.
John Hill. DR.. Keith, Dan DAILY, A. G.
Cowles, Mill Morgan, Rex Hill. Lois
Scivally, John Foahl, Clyde Smith,
Barton Moore. Vivian Presnell. Lieu
tenants Houston. Neal and Townsend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Philharmonic Club to Meet Wednesday

The following program has been ar
ranged for a meeting Of the Phllhar'
monic club to be held Wednesday af'
ternoon at the home of Mrs. L. Il. orr,
G street southwest. y business ses~
sion will precede the program and all
members are urged to be present:
Voice, AN open Secret" -Woodman
Mrs. Il. l\irkbright
Piano butterflies" Op. 43,
No 1 ---------------- -Grieg
Mrs. h. +. GraVelle
Piano duet-"H Trovatore" Verdi
Misses Anne Alecia Crittenden
and Eula May Morgan
Paper-"The Individual in Commu-
nifty Music
Mrs. w l.. Dilworth
Piano solo-"Goodnight" -------Nevin
Miss Muffet Gates
umbine PraAhl
Miss Ruth Dilworth
Piano solo--"Polonais. Militaire' Op.
20, No. 1.----------A. Major Chopin
Miss Dorothy Dings
Report of Fourth District Conven-
ton ---------Mrs. j. X. Pennington
Vocal trio--seh ction from Garden
of Flowers" -----------------De Denza
Philharmonic Trio
Piano solo-(a) "Tarantelle ------Liszt
-(b) Warum -----Schuman
Miss Joy Moore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Informal Dance at Country Club

A most enjoyable affair of the week
was the informal dance given Tuesday
night at Dornick Hills Country Cluo'
Among those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gates, Mr and Mts'
Kennett Hudson. DR.. and Mrs. ~ u
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eeasley
Mrs. Emily Fowlkes, Dr. keath' MIS-
Clarence Easley of Gainesville, e. H.
Andrews of Philadelphia, Miss Mary
Jarrett, Miss Matte Claire Gano, Free
man Gait, Royce Kruger Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred Ellis. Mr. and Mrs, tiarrelu
of Oklahoma City, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b'
Champion. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee
Crockett. Mr.. and Mrs. James Stonuh'
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs John
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Redmond
Robert Bats, Joseph Echols, Miss Paul
inc South, Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar DeNeny'
Menard Woods. Miss smith of Nash
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Pyle, Jack
woods. Miss Nell Hail, Miss Ethel TX
ard. Earl @, Gray. Mr.. and Mrs Morris
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kyle ana
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. McCollum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Social and Personal.

"Child Welfare" Mrs. Walter = rn'
bert gave II splendid talk on Which
has the greater influence on child me-
the home or the school" Mrs. Gi'per,
stated that the home life Of the emu
was of the stronger and more ias''hs
influences. thereby the most important
Home influence il not always the
best influence, owing to conditions III
many homes. but certainly home IN
fluence is the stronger ana the n''''
lasting she stated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Meeting of Ferndale Review

The Ferndale Review Club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
S. Willard. 72S c street southeast. Spe-
cial guests for the afternoon We're Mrs.
Charles Rollins and Mrs. r. Z. l.. Nor
gan.
Mrs J. l.. Cox and Mrs. Susan Haynes
led a most interesting discussion on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Harry kessler has returned from
Denver, Colorado where he acCom-
panied his wife who will rInain there
Indefinitely on account of her health.
Mrs. Kesser's condition was some
what improved at the time of his de
parture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Seth Daniels. son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. $. Daniels, viii leave today for chi
cago where he will enter the Coyne
Electrical Engineering School for
four montha course, preparatory 10
coltege work in the fall. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniels will so to Fort Worth tomor'
row for several weeks stay. Their
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Franklin. who
spent a fortnight with them. has re-
turned to her home in Duncan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mrs. Madge w. Hearn of Houston
who is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles
Anderson, will leave Tuesday for Nash
vile, where she will visit her daugh'
ter, Mis-, Marian Hearne, at Ward
Belmont before returning home,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
'CUT|CURA HEALED
ECZEMA ON FACE
Looked Terribly. Itched and
Burned. Was Dishgured.

81 had eczema on my face for
about a year, and looked terribly.
The eczema first started in little red
splotehes and pimples, and the skin
was red and sore. 1t itched and
burned until l could hardly sleep at
night, and when scratched would
make sore eruptions. Finally it
started all over my face, and my face
was disfigured.
Then l began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and when had
used two cakes Of Cuticura Soap and
two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I
was healed" (Signed) Mrs. J. w.
Walker, Milan, Tenn, Aug. 20, '1s.
Use these super-creamy emollients
for everyday toilet purposes and
prevent distressing troubles.
Do not fail to include the exquisitely
scented Cuticura Talcum IN your toilet
preparations 25c. everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

In addition to the honor guests, com
prising Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Hearne, Miss
Kirk, Miss Walter. Mrs. Harreld and
Mrs. McCluskey, Mrs. Ray oPland's s
guests at o'clock tea Friday afternoon
We're, Mrs. c. l.. Byrne, Mrs. John
Teer Mrs. James Barron, Mrs. Guy
p. Cobb. Mrs. Hugh Ledbetter, Mrs.
Rob Poland. Mrs. Clarence Gregg,
Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mrs. Dexter,
Mrs. Don Lacy, Mrs. Rose Hoyle, Mrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

A fitting climax to the weeks events
was the tea given yesterday afternoon.
by Mrs. Potter, honoring Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Smith Mrs. McCluskey, Miss
Kirk and Miss Walters, which was
characterized with delightful informal
ity. Vocal and instrumental selections
We're given by the talented young nteces
OF the hostess, Katherine and Florence
Stonum. More than hundred guests
called during the hours from to q
o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mrs. Adolph Won Weise has return
Cd to her home in Carthage, Mo, after
a visit with her son. Charles Won Weise
and Mrs. Won Weise, 3Os r street south
west.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Judge j. Nj. Adams of Ryan is in
Ardmore visiting his two nNces, Mrs,
Georgia Scott and Mrs. NJ. +. Felker
and families.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mrs. Louis II. Boyd is visiting her
mother in Dallas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

The condition of Mrs. Il. IL. Roger,
who underwent an operation Friday at
Won Keller sinitarium. is improving
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Nnies and Personals

A group of members of the Is. V. Il.
Club. comprising Miss Maurine Eas-
lev, Miss Euna May Roberts, Miss La
Vadis Lykins, Helen Won Keller and
Miss Hattie Burnitt are spending the
week end in Oklahoma City and Nor
man. Friday night they weer guests
at the Pan-Hellenic dance given at the
Lee-Huckins Hool Oklahoma city.
Saturday they attended the State Track
Meet at Norman, returning to Oklaho-
ma City to attend a dinner-dance at the
Dee-Huckins last night. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Mae Scivally.
Mrs. f. l.. Gregory, represented the
Ladies Auxiliary of st. Phillips Episco-
pal church. and Mrs. Arthur Walcott
delegate from the Guild will attend the
Episcopal Convocation which convenes
Wednesday at Shawnee.
Lieut. l.. H. Edwards and Lieut.. Ben
iamin Adams of Love Field were
guests in Ardmore the week end. en-
route from Oklahoma City to Dallas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Altar Society OF ST. Mary's

Mrs. II. A. Brady, 1915 BMby aven
ue. entertained the Altar Society of 81
Nary's church, of which Father wal
rapp is pastor, yesterday afternoon
There were present Mrs. l.. II. Angore
Mrs. II. A. Brady, Mrs. w. f. Boad
way. Mrs r. c. Conine. Mrs. }. /. FOX
Mrs. w. p. Higgens Mrs. II. Ilelback
Mrs / =. Hivick, Mrs. G.. p. Gleason
Mrs. f.. j. Cling, Mrs. j. ). Mullen, Mrs
j. B. Markey, Mrs. +. w. Miller, Mrs
NJ. j. Phelan, Mrs. j. C. Spreckelmey
er. Mrs. c. Sloan. Mrs. c. G. SquiiNS'
Mrs. C. l.. Mayhall and Mrs. c. i
Smith.
The date and place of next meeting
will ba announced later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

II. A. Cherry, Mrs. Reese Evanas, Mrs.
w. 7. Ward. Mrs, Henner. Mrs. h. a.
Simpson and Mrs. Morris Sass. Mrs
Poland entertained her guests at the
May Festival tea room of st. Phillips
Episcopal guild,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mrs Edna Archibald has returned to
her home in Cincinnati after few
weeks visit with her brother. \. {.
Streahley and family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mrs. Arthur Potts of Belton is visit
ing Mrs. Charles Rogers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Miss Wilma Lois Roberts will return
today from Marietta where she visited
Miss Geraldine Burney and Miss Marie
Treese.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

They attended and took part III tho
aero circus at Oklahoma CITY an" arc
now engaged in making aerial maps
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Honoring Mrs. Hearne and Miss
Kirk, Mrs. I. A. Thurmond entertain
ed with a l O'Clock luncheon, Friday,
at her home, 902 McLish avenue The
luncheon table was beautifully decorat-
guests We're presented corsage bouquest
of the same flowers. Stated with the
hostess and honor guests. We're Mrs.
b. A Simpson, Mrs. Charles Ander-
son, Mrs. c. ID. Carter, Mrs. w. a. Ed
wards, Mrs. j. NJ. Willis and Mrs. Rob
Poland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mrs. c. II. oliver and Mrs. S. A.
Head will be hostess to members oil
Division Four of Broadway Baptist
Missionary Society. "Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c. Nj. Head,
7S9 West Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. \. Simpson had as
dinner guests, Thursday night, Miss
Hazel Kirk, their house guest from
Findlay, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson, and their guest, Mrs. Madge
w Hearne of Houston, Arthur Simp-
son. MIR and Mrs. Y. r. Thurmond
and Mr.. and Mrs Harold Fell.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
9obnsrbObnnssn.

alempner. GIeftriter, plumbers
nnO Stenmfitters erbolten ,3ulagen
gem1B neilen Gontraftei, ole 5ruiifen
Den nnionen oicier Irbeiter uno ben
4rbeitgebern nbgeifloiien uuroen.
Glempner (Sbeet Metal @orfers)
erbalten mad Dem neuen Gontraft 10
Gents pro Stunoe mebr pie fritber,
udmli6 80 Gents pro Stunoe; ser
Gortratt ifreibt aiBeroem einen boil
ben Nrbeltstag am Samstag Dor.
Gleftriide 4rbtiter erbolten lett
go Gents Die Stunoe, friiber pnren
IS 80 Gents.
Numbers mo Stedmietters be.
IdeiOcn it'd nit 5 Gents 3uloge pro
Stunoe; ibr 2obn lit Jest auf 10
Gents geItiegen.
3piihen Den 8drbieren uro Sdlrej.
merit limo Die tlnterhotolungen init
lhren Arbeitgebern irber 2%ohnerho-
bu1gen nod niht gum 4blhluB &c.
fommen. 9ie alien 9lbmad)ungen er-
loitcn geitern.
9arbiere erbalten sur 3eit SIS
pro Mode nit Committeeman por
500 BON alien Ginnnbmen itber SGT
pro ISOLDE. Sic b~crlonaen pom ieti
an 500 pro ISOLDE uno 500 bon oner
Ginnnhmen iiber $1,000 pro @ohe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
anr5e staotnsuigfeiten.

Gle &olleftion bon 0unociteuern
bcgonn geltern, uno Oieiclben mitiien
bis sum 10. Mni be3ohlt meroen.
Ser @unoeiteucrcrtrog flieBt in ocn
Noli3ci 9cniionsfono. Gle 3ahl ser
@unOe nimmt ongeblih ieoes Sobr in
ga GroIie nm iiber @unoert ob.
@egcn Die Milmotfce . @abn
bat 6rau Grlcono GIiou inn biciigen
Iiitrifts . 8eriht cine Sd)aoencriat-
fluqe ouf $4,000 onbdngig gcmad,t.
Sbr 8attc MotbiuS Slion murOe
nm /. 9topernber 1918 beim Hangi-
rem ST. Sooe 5crnlolnt uno lie b..
hauptet, 0oB cs ourd) unporiihtigcs
@auobuben Der @aggon9 letters oet
ilbrigcn Ingcltellten Der gabu &c
id)oh. &on Ser 9nbnoermnltung miro
0ieic9 bcltrittcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Serlnit Der granereien.

Som aemeiniamcn GongreBauS.
IhuB ser 2cgialntur mrtroe nm IienS-
tng cine &orlaac eingebratIt, Die BON
meittrngen0cr @coclttllng lit.
Sic crfcnut IN erlter 2illie Sen 81.
Qcuthltmaucrluit, on. mcldcr ol1rh
@a~nobobuug Scr TrohIbitionsgcicbc
un0 0cs %nntionaIcn Prohibitions
Irnenocmcnts ciltitdn0en lit.
Sic i6ldgt 5Deitens por, oab Elm
dngenteiicner Steucrob5ltg BON ser
Ginfommeniteucr ioldlcr giqcnthiimcr
dcmnd)t tpcr0cn bari, tpeld)e 8runo-
Itiife uno @ebdll0c beiiter, 0ie ourd)
8cicbgebunQ mcrthIos ~gefporoen itn6.
Scrner erfcnnt sic Gorloqe oos Gi-
9enthrm an, mcld]cS mdhrcno oeS
3rieqeS geihoffen moroen mo ourf)
4~ltfhchung Scr acknowledgement I'M.
merthbdr qcfpor0en 1T.
Sn ciner &louIcl lit porQeiehcu.
0uR non Cil1cm@iqentfnln, meld,eS lett
6. Npril 1917 gcballt ipor0eu lit, no
3ilqc gemaft fperocn 0ilrfcn, sic sic
@rI0onlaQen in &ricgaidbriefn ocden.
melfe niflt ldnger mebr pon @erth
inns.
@rnllcreiy giQentmIm fonn Gntihd-
oioilnQ in 1Sorm bon Ib5iiqen BON Ser
@infommcniteltcr crlonqcn, iclbit BON
@Ch0u6cnL 6ic lardc nor 6em 6. 4priI
1917 Qcbnllt ipor0cn iin6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Die Seuerwebr brandt 81
neue Qeute.

81 ueue &eutc mcroen ser sIeier.
mcbr 5ugeiiigt weroen miiiien. Deun
Der 9oppelid)ift 9lan am /. Sui
in Strait tritt. 0as - Stuu0en
Sgitem miro Der Staot Die nngeiabrc
Summe BON $1,000 pro Sabr crtra
foiten. Gieies muroe in elmer &c.
gemeinidoitlihen Sibung ser Gom'.
ties iiir %Sellermebr, Sinan5en uuo Or
oiuan3en befonnt eegebcn, Die an
1ieuatdg Ybeno su Dem 3Dcde ab-
gehalten mulroe, NM Ntittel uno Nege
81 cntoeden, tpie ons 8elO SIT beid)ai'
len lit, INN Die 6cuernebr mad Dem
neuen 8lan bis gum ShluB oes Sab
res 81 erbnIten.
Iie Grfmrnrg 0cs sSelieruehr.
defs !. :. Mc@lnd,lin, Der Dor Der
8eriammlung crihicnen mar, Sab -
neue 2eute nid)t genii8cno fir has
SCpurtement lei, mar mcbrercn Der
4imeicnoen cine lteberraIdung. Dor
Der referendum Nbitimmuula miIr.
&c pom ocu ViitgIicoern Scr 6euer-
ipebr b~ebauptet, AoB 10 nette Dit
glieoer geniiQeno ieien, nm 0te Cop
pelldlidt ein3ufiihren.
Gin Tlnn tpur0c porqcifJlagen, Die
6euerfpehritotionen ,3mci ttno Gier
in cine ein5ige gu o%erifrmcI5eil. ebcn-
foas 3rei imo Slim. 9ieics miiroc
oie Wotoriiirung oes gan3cn 3cpdr,
tement8 n0thig MAIDEN, mas 5itr 3cit
unprnftiif fem ion. grtdl cine he
Ou5irltng Scr 3obI ser 2cnte nuroc
oorqrihlngen. bod ridlt9 @citimmtcS
beihloiien.
SIN General Tono bciinoeh lid
$4,000, sic fiir bic 6cuermehr prr-
monot ner0en fonnten. aber gs fehler
Damn INNER nod etruo $4,000, I'm
Sic nergr6Berte Tcnermchr bis jltr-
ShlltB 0es S~Satrc5 SIT crbnlten, lm6
aus tpeId)cr G.uelc oieic5 @eI0 fom
men iou. pur0e bis ictt nod nid)i
ouSgeiun0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Sriefe nod 9entidlano.

Gad) oen folgenoen Grten IN
9eutihlano fonnen 8riefe uno Boit-
farteu geian0t merOen:
SIN amerifaniihcn Sffupationsge-
6iet:
Aoenor. @lbroorf Abrpeiler, Mig
riugen, Altenabr, 4noernndJ, 8ada-
rad, 8ao 9ertrid), 8enoorf, BERT
foitel, 9itbltrg, 8opparo, 9raubauh,
Galtellaun, Gon3, Goblen5, 0oun,
0iea Gbreubrelteultein, 8erolitein,
@abn, @auin9ett, @eO0esOorf, @obe
Aht, Ioiieried, aenlpenih. &ird)berg,
&od)em, apuburg, 2ueerath, Dtapen,
Wtontabaur, Worboh, 9faliu,t, ga
Itntten, Neuerburg, Ncumieo, 9tieoer,
8ert Ober-&abnitein, Srum, Hemo-
gen, HengsOori Renniif, Rbeinbol-
len, st. Soar. Saarburg, Sdymeif),
Sellers, Sumlnern, 2rabcu Irarbah,
3rier, 8oremiler, 8ittIid). Bel.
Sm engliiden Otfupationsgebiet
@crg, 8ergbetm, Nl1lttenbeim,
Bonn, Votrande, HitrIdlcl0, Suf9ens
lbod), 9Gblem, 0eub, 0uren, Gus
firtlen, 5rehen, @emuno, 8Iaobad),
@ooesbof, &eimbof, @eaentbal,
&6ln, Mtalme0p, Merheim, Montioie,
0tiilbeim, MunitereifeI, Gplaoen,
Rbeinbah, ct. @itb, Shletoen, Sieg-
burg, Solingen, @eisoorb @ermel8.
fird)rn, @orrin9en, 3ulpif.
aber mon fam audi nad ienell
Yldten id)reiben, oie pom ben 6ran-
5ofen, 8eIgieren, Stalienern beiett
limo, bod bot Ole 8oitpermaltrng Die
Namensliite oieier Ortidaften nod
nift acknowledgement.
Gie 8riefe fonnen aud in oeutihcr
Spradle geihrieben tperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
S~eri6mel3uHg Der beiOeu Sc
lepb0n= 6eieaidaften.

8eitern iibcrllobm oie ga GroiIe
Ielepbon Company oa5 8eid1it Der
8Isconiin Telephone Company uno
roumte oamit ieoe Gonfurren3 aus
Dem 8e9e. Cine 5olge oieier Ser
id]mel5ung lit Die bereits por Ginger
3eit angefiin0Igte Grbobung Der 3e-
lepbon . @ebiibren, Die oieien Ro-
nat beainnt.
gta6 Der Nbmnd}ung 3Diidlen ben
beioen 8eielfhnften gehen Gra1tli-
MEN Der @isconiin Telephone 50. fiir
$33,9f9 in BEN 9eiib Der ga GroIie
Telephone Company iiber. 9as @e-
h0uoe NIT GInrif)tung an Der gde
Der 4. uno Slnte StraBe, Der .alten"
3elepbon @eieIidaft gcb0reno,
lit in Sen @erfduf niht eingcihloiien.
3ie 50 Groiie Telephone Gompu-
M hat ihrem @cbdloe on Ger Ode Der
San unb 5. StraBe eineu Anbou gu.
gefiigt uno an0ere 8erbciierunqen
aemadt, INN 005 pergroBerte @eihdft
ohne l1nterbrehui1g uno ,3eit Ser.
Init fortieten 5u tonnen. Die pou-
itGnoige ltebcrnabmc uuo Sstbetrieb.
nahme Der %raIten" Telephone nno
5erniprehlinicn miro aber pobI
foum Dor Dem t.. Sunni betperfiteli9t
meroen fonitCr.
Die @isconiin Telephone 9ompd,
nm bate emo 700SubIfribenten. Son
! bicien botten aber etpo 400 audJ
it)on bo8 ynere" Telephon. iobab Der
8erpim Der oneuen" 8eieaihaft an
nelten Ibonncnten niht iebr 9roB lit.
Bon oen @cihdftsleltten miro sic
@eridmeG5ung ieGbItperitdnoIid freu-
Dig begriiBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-02
Nener Sabrplan fir bic Stra=
Benbabn.

Rad, ocm Gntlheio ser Staats.
Gilenbafn : Gommiilion merOen Die
Cars al Ser Y}orfet StraBe bis sur
10. StruBe lotien, mo nld)t bios bis
sur ii. StroBe, mie Die StroBen-
balm @eieuifoft cs niinifte. Ser
4rutcIt bon Nepobnern oieicr Sc
aeno gcgen cine &erfir3ung ser
Strede, Scr ourd StaotanpaIt
Smennc5 Ser Gommiiiion 3rgeItelt
wur0c, wor wenigitcns nad) oieier
Rldltuna bin crfolgreih.
Die Communion bat ieoof) 3ltgc.
9ebcn oaB obige Strefe iopie Die
Wtprid = Iarf 2inie mo Ole GnO-
Itrcdc ser %. StroBenIinie nur ourd)
einen Wann be0ient 3u peroeu
bralld)t; in be3ug olf ole Norfet-
StroBen 2inie mafte lie ie0od nod
Die beionocre 8eoinquug, baii on
oicier Strcdc tein 6abrgelo conef.
tirt meroen Bari oa nur ol1f oieie
@eiie Der Notormann sic Strede in
10 Wtinutcn bin unO her befabrer
fant.
SSm llebrigen beitdtigte sic Cont
miiiion oen pom Ser StroBenbohnge-
ieai6oit acknowledgement SohrpIan,
Der POM / Wfai bis gum /. Nopembcr
5. s. in Strait biciben ioq.
Oanod1 weroen iett ouf Dtcbcr aiii
ser 0tprid Garf . 2inie 5pei Cars
NIT 5ehn Ninuten 6abr5eit in 9e.
trieb fem.
Nad, boI6 If llbr Ibenos brard,t
Die @eieuihait bic Gars o11f irgen3
ciner o0er alien 2inien MIR ole 20
DtiniIten LAUREN SIT laiIen.
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Bonn Sobe a%bbernieR.

aGpplcr. Nm elmer Complication
Don &%ranfheIten itorb i'm Nltcr Dol,
80 Sahren I'M <tberiIhcn Spital
y. q. &0pplcr. Ser Terltorbelle mar
III ga Grojie allgemein bcfattut unS
Itnno in bobcm gnicben; err puroe in
Naming, Soma, geboren, perbrad)tc
ober Die 4roBtc @Glfte icinc5 2ebcnS
III 20 Groiic. Dor ettpa einem Sabre
rlna er an 5l frdnfcln un0 ielblt Elm
longcrcr NtnfcHtbnlt I'M Yreabuteridn
Soipltol SIT Chicago brad)tc i'm
felne 9clIcrung. Gr binterldBt oic
NIttrpe, 0rci 9riioer mo 3pci StNpc-
tern; pom Sen 9riioern pobnt elmer.
SltliltS, IN "a Groiic. Gas 9earGb-
nib ilnoet am Sonutag Nohmittog
I'M bnlb 3 llbr pom 0auie, 1924
6errp StruBc, aus itatt.
WetStIrc. Nn 9tithntn itarb am
Vfortag III jbrem @cirn, 500 Npoil
StrnBc I'M Tltcr pon 50 Sahrcn
Trnu Sornb Wc@uire. ,Siinf ainoer
ilberlcbcn itc, 0os 9~cgrGbnib mar
gcitcrn
@uuobar. 0otel Stoooor6 hat lei.
men 'orbigeu Bortcr >iobn @ooobor
ourh Den Zoo u%erlorcn. Der Ser.
ltorbCtc muroe Dor 80 Sahreu in
EenneIIce Qeboren lino fam Dor ctipa
10 %ubrcn mad Ga GroiIc. &icr hattie
er feline Ncnuanoteu. Gu mur0e
Utlttlpot bcitattet.
MorfucO. In elmer Complication
non @ronfbeltcn itnrb Ntittpodobeno
I'M %gltcrnhcim. t40S Charles Strn.
Bc, Grl. &aiIn Sctaoid Ntprfuc0. Sic
&er'torbenc mlirOe IS Sabre alt.
Sic Gltcru, 5rpci Stmcitcrn mo
5tpcl @rit0cr bctraucrn tic. Gaa Nc
arobnlB iii beilte Gntmittog ollf Dem
Cat @ropt Srieohoic.
IN Ncua. Minn., itorb nor cini-
ger Belt Ernu Ncnrp ga Que,l
enc irilbere Nauohncrin pom Ga
Sic tultr0e bier an e. No
1852 ais Sic Eodlttr non 0rn.
lno Grou = " &ollen@ gcborell
M 1873 hctyathctc lie Ihrgu iIbcrle
tHattcll ulo nit oitiem rtrs
.tlS tic ip0tcr urierc Sto0t
III Iotpu @dihiuqtou itarb Glen3
TIA Gbt0N p hoI01 ID lever an
Ntratjoen. Ser &eritorbene
an ~. SSoniior 1867 III Ga
Gauftu aeborcu. Sic @ittlpe.
rjcr So3ne uuo stpei Godltcr ilberIe.
ben ihn. pier @rii0cr Ino iet&S dpuc.
''trn ttiroueru lhn c~beninuS CIR
miro bcutc QtorQeu aui DEM ct. 90
'tph% GrIcoboit bcitottet.
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4us ben @eridttn.

Gclin 9erionen tplroen Soli8ei
rid)ter Clinton V. 0unt geitern Nor.
1en porgcfiibrt. Seoe oerieIben be.
fannie lid Der S%runfenbeit uno I'M
pr0entlifen 8etrogen3 ihuloig NM
be5ublte $1,000 uno oie 8erihtsfo.
item.
@s moren Sic 6olgerocr: Wtinni,
Wdgncr, @alter gbner, Srene 81,
ion, &enrn 2aeoefe, @iola 2cmiS.
Charles 8recifl, Nnna Natelsfi.
Gle Getcron uno Taul @eilonb.
Sic iehs eritgcnonnten bnttcn iif
Inorocntlif bctraqen uno Die orci
an0eren morcn betrunfcn aetpeicn.