davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
The First Spiitualist Church
Alfred H. Terry, Pastor
subject Of Lecture:
"The Buried Treasure"

lay. p. m. at Pythian Tenn ole,
1912 Ninth street, second noor. All
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

Pomiedzy spraWami ktore be.
Gq pozostawione, znajdoWac sic
bedzie administrators zachodnic-
go Thrace chociaz o%statecznic O tel
prowincyi bedzie moze p%ostano-
wione przez wysoka rade CITE
.rech. - w sssss
Komisya przygotov aNscza po-
siada pewna ]iga s Wsz.Yllaacz-
ME rozdzielcn;c nivemicckiej han
dlowej floty. zsg.
Rewizya traktat6w, pomiedzy
Belgia i Hallandya i~sprawa Ad.
ryatyku i Baltyku beda prawdo.
podobnie w}aczone do tel klasy
kt6re beda odesFanc Wprost do RIA
dow.
Sprawl ~kontynuacyi miedzy
a]ianckiej rady wojennej zawsze
jeszcze ME jest postanowiona. A
merykanie rozumie sic SO przeciw
hi temu ably pozostai a Franalzzl
i Brytyjczycy dotad niekomplet,
nj co do szczegol6w pod4ueakrtt66:
rych ia organizacya bedzie costa:
- q
wac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
" -4s-
Rada czterech dziala gdy St
Zjed. ustapily:
Europejskie narody, chca
J. pracoWaC razem aby IL
paradkowac Wtazne:spra :
WV - -

pARYz, 8 grudn,. = Wysoka
rada podje}a dis rano niezakon-
rzone sprawy konferehcyi poke
.jowej, usi}ujac. dysponowac w
wiscej nagglacych kwcstyach. Da-
zeniem jej by}o take dccydowa'
rie W stosunki co do innych wyto
vzonych pred sad spraw swiata:
kt66re zostawione byfy do oma'
wiania skoro rada wielkiej piatk1
9Sta}a sic wiclka czvorka i 0 lie
sic zdajc wysoka rada sEfadajaca
81" Z cztcrech g}6wnych narod6w
bcdzie zasiadac skoro, amerykan'
soy delesSaci jutro odiada.
O ie dotyczy Amerykanow wy
~oka rada- bedzie istniec pc podp:
saniu wesierskich traktat6w po'
koju. DctaG ME zostalo jeszcZe pc
~tanowioncm kto podpisze .doku
ment Stanow Zjednoczonych, che
ciaz pod}ug wszelkiego prawdo
podobcnstwa bedzie to ambassador
Wallace. Wiele spraw bedzie odes
1anych do innych rzad6w sadzo
nych p'zez zwykle APPROPRIATENESS
Z:6d}aS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
|Wysoka rada Wojenaa nllaai
ostalnie 1pIjoaedzehie.

PARYz, 10 grudiiniia Vyysa'
ka rada ma SVEN dzisiejszem pto-
siedzeniu ostatniemprzed odljJ az;
dem jej amerykanskiego ezlonka
pod sekretarza stanuPo oil ME u
regulowafa spraWy kordsttyytncyii
wysokiej rady wojennejj zezwo]le
nie Stan65w Zjednoczonych ME 70
stale dane W oryginalnym pl;aln1iilee.
Sprawl bedzie odesfana wprost..'d5|
rozmaitych rzadow.
Ambassador Wallace bedzie "a
siadal podczas hkich zebran Wy
sokiejsrady, kt6ra sic odbedzies a
bypostepoWac " spra:Wgyiiles Weegg .lea
skich traktatow pokojoWych "
innych nienkonczonyYch spraWach
ll,ecz ME bedzie upoWazniony do
czynnossci. Bedzie on nadse1al RAJ
portyo postepoWaniu do Washing
ltonu j dziaIaI podiugg instrukcyyi Z
tamtad otrzylannyych.
Prey zakcnczeniu posied1lzzesnIlliaa
lrady premier Glemeneean Wyra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

Stare okrety St. lied, Jako
tarCZe.

Washington, D.. c.. 8 grudnia.
- Amerykanskim marynarzom
dana bedzie sposobnosc do wypr66
bowania ich strzciania doscelu do
prawdziwych wojennych okret0w
ktore beda pedzone Gala sila pa
ry pod w%arunkami aktualne.i wal
Xxi, jezeli plany wypracowane O.
becnic w departamencie marynar
Xxi beda istotnc. W biurzc ciezkiej
artyleryi, jak sic dis dowiedzia-
nc, rozmyslano wziasc kilka pre-
starzaiych okret6w stawionychW
.szercgu ma tarcze i uzycc ich "a.
tarcze posuwajaca sic W pelnym
pedzic. Rozumic sic san1o. przez5
sic, IL ma okretach kt6re m1aja stu.
zyc "a eel ME bedzie zadne5 zalo-
81, beda one kierowanc z odleglo;7
Sci elektrycznym kontroloWyms
systemem, prawdopodobnie ~ aes
roplanu albo innego okretu
W ten. spos6b, jak wyszezcg66ls
Mono w departamencie, okrety;
wojenne beda mancwrowane podI
warunkami zblizonemi do wojny.s
dymu beda wstawione8p os
1niedzy tarcza flota ola udaWa-
MIA zaslon dymu niszczycieli. OIL
Gerry ciezkiej artyleryi uwazajaa
zc to doswiadczenie da sposoblsl
rosc strzelcom do najcenniiejsae
go praktykowania systemu stree
lania do tarczy jakiiego kiedykol-l
wick uzywano.
Dc tego czasu. ME robiono zad-I
nych usifowan azeby uKye posu-I
ST :tookkrreet6W jjiakh,o15 taalr.ezse.
lat tenn starry okret Tex e
przemienio1ly ma ilazWe San
Marcos, byl ciaigniony przez
Eangiier Sound Nv Chesapeake
Bay ! tam podziuraWion1ys 5strzala1
hi q 12sto caloWych dziaI floty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
This man has the right idea.

.'Lawranee Miss, Dec. 10.-Willian NJ.
Mood, president of the American Wooden Co,
has served notice on retail business men Of
this city that unless, prices Of commodities es-
scntial to living were marked down sharply
and within a short time, he would set up a re-
tail store organization here on 4 large scale to
supply employees Of the company with grocer.
les, provisions, fuel, clothing, hardware and
other articles. Referring to tae.discontent pre-.
vailing over xistinggaprices, Mr.. Wood said
that it was useless f99AHNaissszwage and find the
effect lost in, q flsasgasost Of living.s1kII.alm
acting frona.a glla7saEkHf point Of View,' 8 he.said
and added faM@ISs no wish to drive local
merchants oIu31zs44ea sRdassiiress=he would give them
a 'reasonantssH1a1lsksRRE' ' to adjust their prices
It IS. rHannQeufeaA D. newspaper circles that,
a llsss11Vf iiIHAagS1s hksgxSica1i=band and rebel has
been made cal80dH byllihKis own men, 9andsWlIbes
held by them for "a large ransom from General
Carranza. This il true would seem like jjjustt4re--
tribution and little sympathy ouId b wasted
on Mr.. Villa no matter what the final outcome
Of his. detention. Mr.. lila as q raiidle Was
in the wrong business, he llouldN prefersz
ably been lin the onnparativellyssssafi and nglehll
more lucrative game Of eef1ng...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
C6rnicy zgadzaja sic przyjaf propono-
wane przez Prezydenta Wilsona plany
100000 g6rniko6w ~powrdcio dns do piracy PREY kopaniu
wegli, oszczedzaniie opalu must bye iednak przez
hlka tygodni Jeszcze prowadzone.

INDIANAPOLIS, 10 grudnia.
Strajk 400 900 g0rnikow W tym
kraju POSTAL tn dis za}atwiony
gdy glowny komitet zjednoczo-
n>ch gornikow amerykanskich
zgodzif sic ma przyjecie planu O.
fiarowancgo przcz prezydenta
Wilsona dis pred 3cia godzina
20 po4udniu w tym czasie jak pc.
wiadano, zadnego g}osowania nie
podjeto w sprawic odbycia kon-
wcncyi uni. Komitet byf wciaz ma
po>iedzcniu W tym czasie.
Plan.
Plan zawarowa! zc g0rnicy ma
ja powrocic do piracy natychmiast
"a podwyzSzcniem piracy pc IA
procent / ze komitet 4 trZcch be-
die wybrany ktory ma rozwazyc
i postanowic W przeciagu 60 dni
,irzcli moz]iwe, podstawe do novel
uchwaly p}acy. K%onfercncya ska
dafa sic Il micdzy-krajowych dys
1lyktowych urzcdnik0w i czlon-
kew zarzadu wykonawczcgo i ko-
mitet skali 2 tel organizacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Flota Adantycka ST. Ziedn.
uda sic do Guantanamo.
Admiral wilson .bedzie
kieroWaf poteznem zgro
madzeniem okret6w Wo..
jennych na praWnym
k~razoWniku.

WASHINGTON, 10 grudnia-
Gf6wna grupa floty atlantyckiej
opusci wschodnie porty, udajac
sic do Guatanamo w dniu 8 grud.
MIA, jak dis oswiadczyf sekretarz
Daniels. Okret f1agowy Pcnnsyl-
wanna, z powicwem cztercch gwia
%zdzistych flag admira}a Wilsona,
bedzie przewodniczyf osmiu maj
silniejszym okretom:floty, Sc nil
szczycielom sporej hezbie subma
ryn scigaczoM Submaryn i flocie
posilkowej, Wlaczajacej co najm-
niej diva awiatyczne okrety z ma
rynarska lotnicza zaloga ma polk
ladzie. TIE silly beda pozniej powie
kszone przez pewna liczbe woj EN-
okret6w i krazowhik6w kto
re poplyna W strone pofadniowa
.S-S+- 49, L,--r+$-%- -.. -r-F
81 osrat ylko. zssloggas4hedzie zrekru-
Wana do peinej SHY.
Szczeg6lna uwaga bedzie zwr6-
cona ia .gl6wna baterye artyleryi
w praktyce do tarczy podczas mus
sztry zimowej " ugruntowaniu
pierwszych poczatkow nauki w
tym roku, p@owiedzia4 sekretarz
Daniels.
Przestronna manewra floty Cd
bedzie sic pod dow6dztwem pod
czas ktorej ccnne taktyczne lex
eye beda udzielane jakich MONA
uzywac podczas wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Niemcy staraja sic zagluszyc
zyezeiia AlzacY l,oltaryn:
gil.
Alzacki :. deputoWany os-
Wiadcza re Nielncy
chcie1i %unieWa5zn1c pos
polite gfosowltanie i
Wciaz maja zamiar do
STAG prowincye.

PARYz, 9 grudnia Jean Frar
co.'s. najmlodszy czlonek W izbit
deputowanych z Alzacyi Lotaryr
gil urodzony w 1894 w Mosellt
wybrany zostaf dis do odczyta
ria deklaracyi alzackich deputo.
wanych do Francuskiej izby:
Dwudziestu cztercch deputows
nych Z odzyskanych prowincyi de
cydowa{o mad uk}adami O dekla-
racyi i wybrali jego. ia m6wce.
"Niemcy ME. wyrzekli sic Ala
cyl Lotaryngiii'' bbir,zzamni oswald
czenie. Oswiadczenie ludu pre-
civ Niem ndlto, niepogodHilo MEM:
COW abyy. utrralec.ili- ~ltte4dMihspromine
eye. Niemcy nierozumieja Wyro-
ku elekcyjneggo Z przeszleggo l6 i
stopadat Rozmaitemi pedstepa-
mi Niielncy staraly sic sfalszowac
giosowanie: Przez ostatnie 10 ME
siecy Money staraIy sic odzyskac
tc proWincye napfywem zwanej
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT literatury. Ma
rod polagerow posiada sentymen
talny romans posiadanie Alzacyi
jest teraz jak i zawsze cacus bel
li'.
"Niemcy nigdy sic ME odwazy
ly zorganizowania referendum w
ich poddanych prowincyach. Fran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Rad Kolczaka chce dalel
waIczyc.
Wszyscy Kosyan1e beda
sic ma SmierG buntOWaC
przeCiW CZerWonym
WOjskOm ~bOlsZeWiiz;nlu.

1RKUCK, SYBERYA, 8 grud.
MIA Bolszewizm :.:bedzie zwalcza
ny W walce Ia smiereprzew wszy
stkie move rzady rosyjskie ufor-
mowane przez admirafa Kolczaka
pod naczclnictwem mknisteryum
V. Pepcliawcy stosownie do os-
wiadczcnia zrobionego przez S. y.
Tretiakov'a zastepce. premieraa.i
czynnego ministra spraw zagraMl
cznych podiug wiadomoselssdl1aalAs
nadestanej. Admiral Kolczak jes
go sztab za}ozyf g}6wna kWafere
W Taiga miescie pofozonem PREY
polaczeniu syberyjskich kolleeii
i odnodzc ]inii ktora sic ciagnic
Ia p0}noc cd Tomska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, 8 grud.;
May Dway Gwcsse i Robert Bird
czystej krwi Indyanie plemienia
Chippewa byli W sobote proceso-
wani w sadzie opiekunczym os-
karzcni 0 przckroczcnie stanowc-
go prawa 0 inyslistwic. Byli oni
aresztowani 8 listopada niedale-
ko Bena gdy polowali ma sarny.
Indyanie utrzymuja re i'm PREY
s1uguje- prawo po]ovania i rybo-
lostwa ma ustapionych Chippewa
eruntach i re oni ME podpadaja
Stanowym prawom ryboi6stwa !
dziczyzny. Sedzia Leram skazal
Bird'a Ma zap3acene $50 koszta
a Gweese' a ia $10ikoszta. Adwo
kat IndyanoW apeloWa} do sadu
dziczyznyy kolnfsyya rybo}ostwa
IuzYWa teggepraWa jake pr6bna
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prawa
ndyanSczyimsWol no. po1owae W
jakimkolWs.ieI ezasie miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
S 81 lem : Minnl ! ma
stdo West Poiht.
ST: PAUL, 9 grudnia

ST. PAUL, 8 gr1dnia Egza-
.minacya kandydat6w minnesoc-
5kiej narodowej gWardyi, kt6rzy
,lmaja bye Wybrami ma posady W
West Point odbedzie seWczWar-
.tekWkapitolu, podfug rozkazu
sWyaanego dis przez Adj. Sen.
Walterssa F.. Rhmow. Minnesota
wsyzznaczono II posad lyle lie be-
die. ukswalifikoWanych prawdo-
spodobnie bedzie Wybranych. Kaz-
[dy wspolubiegajacy sic mus ma
.leze6 do zapisanyeh do minnesoc-s
.kkiieejj narodowejj gWardydi "
ktorzy sluzyi przez jeder
Iub dl,uzsej
-&Arsf LFE E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Aliancig odza sic pa zinodyf:
kowarlie niie,11lllieckiego pro-
tokuIu,
Wynagrodzenie "a zato~
phone okrety wojenne
p6jdzie pred Wlysoki
trybunaf.
Ia rada zadecyduje czy uwoInienie okre
tow uszkodzi Nie1ncy. .:

LONDYN 10 grudnia And
rev Bonar Law, rzadowy mowca
oswiadczy@ dis w izbie giefdy re
zdaje sic bye nieco s1usznosci W
watpiewanidta1sszie komunikacye W
postepowaniu pomiedzy aliantami
i stowarzyszonemi narodami Me
meant W odwofaaniu sic do raty-
fikowania tIaktatow :pokojoWych
mialyby mice rezultat zadawal-
niajacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
10 yrudnia

INDIANAPOLIS, 10 yrudnia-
Gt1wny komitct zjcdnoczonych
~6lnikow amcrykanskich zgroma
dzil sic ponovnie dis rano krot-
ko pred 10ta godzina Ia dalszc
rozpatrywanic propozycyi poda-
nvch przez prczydenta Wilsona a
by zakohczvc strajk 40O, 900 veg,
larry W tym kraju. Spodzicwanem
Jest og6lnic re propozycye spowo-
Iuja bezzwfoczny powr6t g6rni-
k6w do piracy PREY otrzymaniu II
procent podwyzki IA prace i wy
branie komisyi Z trzech os6b Ola
zalatwienie sporu w zarobku. To
xostalo przyjetc zanim konferen-
rya$sie odroczy4a ma ten dzien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Ksncelerz, We'll. ks. Jan MUIR
ray, powolany zostai IA rod
nose B:is'kupa Sufragana dye
cezI nardordzkie,.

Zesz{eggo tygodnia Masterpieces
depesza wielce. radosna, nadcsz}a
z Rzymu: Wiel. ks. Jan G..
Murray, kancelarz dyecezyi hart
fodzkiej Najprzew. Biskupa Mia
ma zostal pokofany ma godnosc
Biskupa Sufragana PREY Biskupie
Nilanie.
Niezwykla ia radosna wiado-
nose. Totem b~}yskawicy rozcszla
Isle pc cafym stanie Connecticut.
Nominal jest powszcchnie bar
ld2o. hbiany, powazany i czczony
r. prawosci swego@charakteru wiel
kiej energii, .uprzejmosci i g}ebo-
lkiej nauki jak przez Wiel. Du-
Ichowiennistwo tax i przcz cywil6w
Ibez wzgledtul ma reigie lub rase.
Jego swiatobliwosc Papiez &C.
fnedykt XIV zesz}ego. tygodnia W
czWartek "a. ~ list. nominowal
Wiel. rs kaneelarza Biskupem
sufnsgaille1n
mi Murray arrodzif
slew Wfaterbnry, Conn, d.. 26 Tut.
E1s77s i zie .hpoczatlkowe wyksz-
eeenie X eraI, nastepnie chlu-
4bbnie ukonezyl nauki " Semina-
rtyam ssw. Krzyza W Worcester,
Mass, 9 tamtad udal sic do Sc
3sminar,y5ll1m Uniwersytctu ducho~
.'WYsIlleegg,o ~ Lewanium (Belgia).
lgsdNcSp ukonczeniu nauk otrzy-
nal sWiecenie kaplanskie z rak
lflBiskdpa VVaIasder sstappe d.
no kWiesft. 1900 +. @5
oWrocil nastepnie do Ameryki
ibyI pIrzez kr6tki czas wikaryu-
SEN N par,affiii sw. Jana W New
Haven, Conn, a zas d. / wrzesnia
sl90Osr. zostaf poWofany Ia profe-
;ssora jezykko6w: 1acinskiego gree
i niemieckiego a zas d. 5go
paazzdz. 1908 powo1any zosttsa M,
lseekretarza biskupa i kancelarza,
kt6ry to urzad godnie i umiejet-,
ME do obecnej chwili piastuje.
I w Lewanium pilnoscia W nau-
kach zdobyl sobie szacunek pro-
fesorow, kt6rzy tytu}oWali go
s1Per1a Uniwersytetu Lewanium
zeWszad listy gratulacyjne na-
p1yWaja do Wiel. ks, kancelarza
nominate. -Bral on czynny
W r6znych patryotyczpych
ksampaniach " czasie ostatniej
Wiojjny, nazywany powszechnie ka
- patryota. slynie on
jake lkaznodzieja wielki i gle
boko myslacy teolog. :;
uieszzyy,my sic wielce z tej pod,
nosscii jaka sp}ynea nago
Kfiiego kaplana Chryst1usowego /
skladanynd mn yczehiie "Ad null
t11s amos -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
PRICE: Subscription 70
WIARU s-norebata.


Some time ago Mr.: Spreckles the sugar, u,ar
king said - and he ought to know that:
there was no shortage Of sugar. in the e. S.
Locally you are still lucky if your merchant
will sell You a pound Of that necessity.
It has been rumofed from time to time
that there is considerable sugar in storage -
# 50. Whyi2 z.3= .
Will there be still only one pound to a
customer after the first Of the year when the
price is boosted why?
Solicitors are out with Red Cross Christ
mas seals. $500. -
Should you be missed the first time, don't
let that be: your excuse for not contributing
your mite it today.
~ The price Of flour keeps slowly climbing
up, the thermometer seems determined to keep
seasonal pace and IS dropping down against
8 nonssupp1y Of coal, and sugar being dol
ed outtsslnikkeza drug store commodity it is
q asaanttlle8Aait to contempIate.
By e llIlssaabe q good cheer Zee sperila p d Of the
u1ntoWafd Condition Will right themselves BY
@f1hfiistn8 Ths i Coal Strike Gil appears .to
asbse I6fraetileeall settled 1ddHt1fat will help some,
7slK 9 to-day then=m the near future. Here's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

~ , .--.---r ~ 2-s&rZ -
eva uzyskala jednomyslnosc gg1o--
sow przy ggIoseWaniu k1t6rre u
paaallsym aialsstla ;tepadar,aa
|dziwy plebiseyytt na nloc.y uniwer-
salnie teraz rozpoziailego praWa
ludu kt6ry sam swiadczy} Q sobie.
Nicmcy ME mogli nigdy mice vie
:cej prawa do roszczenia odebra-
ria terytoryum kt6re utrzymy1wa.
" tylko przez absolutne prawo
konguestu.
Premier Clemenceau kt6ry jest
cstatnim pozostailym przy zyciu z
1871 ma zamiar ~odpowiedziec Ia
to osswiadczenie. Mai przemawiac.
PREY otwarciu tego zgromadzenia,
~. 1&C~& GE@@.r@ $1,000 a.a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

Czy ch1cesx Bracle wiedzie6 co
siie wsWlgiecie ddgje?
Jezeistak to ozytajj "Wiarpsa.' =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-29

| Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster and son Of
| Redwood Falls visited at the Hutchin-
son home Sunday.
Miss Rose Lipp Of near Wabasso
was an over Sunday guest of Mrs.
VIM. Simondct.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gaffney and son
Of Barber, Montana, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
OFT of Belview, and Mrs. P. j. Perley
lof Dodge Center, MINI. arrived last
week to see Mrs. S. Castle who has
been very i'll.
Mrs. Lucille Meyers and son Walter
! left for Delano, Mimi, Monday morn
ing after a weeks visit with relatives
hero.
Ernest Currier enjoyed visit from
his brother of Nicollet last week.
A number of young folks from here
enjoyed the dance at Delhi Thursday
! night.
Miss L. Brown is assisting with the
work at the Roy Hoover home this
week as Mr.. Hoover is sick.
Mrs. NJ. Lindeman went to Minnea-
polls Friday morning to be present
when her brother was operated upon.
Rev. Schaller of the Redwood Falls
Lutheran Church held afternoon SER
vices in the hall here Sunday.
Mrs. John Buery has been at The
home of her daughter Mrs. Hender-
son the past two weeks caring for her
new granddaughter
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-29
BELVIEW ITEMS

August LaSsoW of Sheridan was q
business caller here Saturday.
Miss Constance Davidson is suffer
ing from badly infected hand.
Daniel Mckay attended the tele-
phone meeting at Redwood Falls last
week and reports that a new line will
be built between here and Delhi or
the state road, which will greatly re-
duce the congestion on what is known
as the Swedes Forest Line.
John Sundine was very Ill last week
A number of friends surprised Aug
Abraham last Wednesday evening, The
OCCASION being his birthday anniver
sary. The evening was spent in play
ing cards and nice supper was served
at eleven o'clock.
Mrs. Ida Kukuk and Mrs. Albert Vor
DeLinde were down Thursday from
Echo
A number Of the little boy friend,
of Herrick Aldrich surprised him Jan.
uary 20 it being his twelfth birthday
anniversary.
The Oscar Bergan Estate auction
sale drew a large crowd and most OF
the things brought a good price ow.
ing to the neat camouflage Auctioneel
Crimmins had as usual placed upor
them.
Einar Kjenrud accompanied his bro.
Their Alfred as far as the Twin Cite:
on his way to Norway last week. Al.
fred expects TO live in Norway but il
is safe to wager at least a doughnui
that he will be a resident of the U. S
A. in very short time again.
Agent j. j. Ziegler was away on 9
business trip several days last week
and the station has been in charge of 9
relief man.
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MORGAN NEWS ITEMS

L. F. Porter returned the first of
the week from a trip to Sioux Falls,
IS. d.
M. Trester of Winterset Iowa and
his daughter Mrs. Carrie Oliver of
Denver, Colorado are guests at the
Edward Trester home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhode and Mrs. Dit
benner went to- New Ulm for visit
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Reitz went to
New Ulm where they visited their
daughter Frieda who is GONZALES
cent at the hospital. She has recov-
cred sufficiently to accompany them
home.
James Gilland, oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Gilland has returned
to his home after serving Uncle Sam
in the navy since May. The young
man is feeling fine and has taken on
weight, he also stated that the exper-
fence while training at Great Lakes
Station was well worth the time and
sacrifice.
A. w. Hartwick has been quite Ill
the past week with tonsilitis and in
fluenza. Although able to be back
at his work he is not feeling strong
and it will be sometime before he fully
RECEIVERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gale and daugh-
ter June have returned to their home
at Benedict North Dakota after Wis
lit at Morton in the VESSEL and Nc
Master homes.
There was some excitement in town
on Thursday when a message was
wired to our city marshal to place un-
der arrest labor Fay Kimbal en-
ployed on the r. H. Kempton farm.
1t stated that he had broken parole
and sheriff from Waterloo, Iowa was
on his way to bring The prisoner to
justice. The city jail was occupied for
the first time in years by the prisoner.
Erwin Metag has returned home af-
aviation training school. On account
of illness caused by the flu the school
is short on teachers. Mr.. Metag may
accept the position as sixth and sew
enth teacher caused by the res;gna-
tion of Miss Helen Hanson.
The Will Smith family visited the
Leslie Hartwick and R. H. Kempton
home the first of the week.
The pupils and teachers of the high
school INDUCED in clever masquer-
ade party in the school building Thurs
day and Friday evening. Some of
the costumes were very IN que and
entertaining. The young people en-
joyed the parties immensely Games
and lunch made the event long to be
remembered
Friends of the Russell Robinson
family grieved to learn that Russell
Robinson the father, had met death re-
Gently by the accidental discharge of
gun. The family were among the
older settlers near Morgan, leaving
here a number of years ago to Cali
fornia, their present home where the
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in honor Of their father who cele-
brated his sixty seventh birthday Jan
uary 81.
Mr.. Ludwig Bredvold has now re-
turned to Shutdown after spending the
summer in Washington.
Pete Jensen arrived home from
Camp Dodge last Tuesday where ne
was mustered out of service.
Harry Rue left Monday for AM
boy where he attended the funeral OF
relative.
George Coulter of Lamberton is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. M. Thor
stem. Mr.. Coulter recently returned
from France.
Mrs. Peter Olson of Minneapolis ar
rived here Friday where she will visit
relatives.
Clarence Thorsten has returned from
Camp Dodge. having been mustered
out of the service. Clarence saw ac-
tive service at the front for a long
time. His many friends are glad to
see him back in Shutdown.
Miss Nellie Hulls.rom was a guest
at the Dirk's home in Springfield Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Last Friday evening the Farmers
Club gave reception IN honor of the
soldier boys that have returned home.
A social hour was enjoyed by all, and
at midnight a luncheon was served.
All present report a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Jensen returned
Friday from their honeymoon "trip,
which they spent at Minneapolis.
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CLEMENTS ITEMS

F. H. Nipperman went to Chicago
with car load of cattle Wednesday.
Christ Larsen returned Tuesday
from the Dakotas and Canada where
he has been visiting the past month.
Mrs. Otto Gerstman and son Louis
were Sleepy Eye callers between trains
Wednesday.
John Nelson OF Redwood is spend
ing the week end at the Klabunde
home.
Rudolf Neudecker of st. Paul came
home Wednesday to spend his vaca-
ton at his home.
Walter Johnson of Balaton visited
at the Cannot home Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. V. C. Hopfenspirger and daugh-
tars Jean and Joan went to Sleepy Eye
Saturday to spent the week end at her
home.
Mrs. Conrad Drexler of Morgan
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came Monday to stay with her moth
err Mrs. Prokosh till she is well.
NORTH REDWOOD

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Miss Rose Kleeman spent Friday
with her sister Mrs. F. Huweiler,
Mrs. w. Zielsdorf and children and
Mr.. Buery visited at the Ed. Hender-
son home near Morton Friday.
Mrs. Fred Whitcomb of Morton
spent few days last week at the S.
Castle home.
Frank Main, the Fire Insurance Adj
juster from Minneapolis was business
caller here last Tuesday.
. Miss Emma Knutson went. to her
home near Belview Friday evening to
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Huweiler and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Tradewell were guests
at the Tech home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ornie Alexander left
here for. Spokane, Washington We'd
nesday to visit relatives.