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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
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WANTED,
Houses Wanted.

wanted-By Easily Of Two. Flst u
four or ave rooms In the West End.
between Broad and Main Desire
possession on or before September I.
Address ]. Fl. b.. care Richmond Vir-
ginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

elo invested In oil lease may make
$4,000; $500 acre. 25c. acre down.
35c. weekly: oil leases In Texas.
Rainbow's end: opening new held,
may make your lease worth $4,000
acre; this has happened In Texas:
buy now; sell high: that way made
fortune for lease owners: remit 3Sc.
acre frst payment Write free infor-
nation. JOE MILAN, Guthrie. Okla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
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FINANCIAL,

Borrow on Your Watches, Diamonds.
Jeweiry from the EQUITABLE LOAN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Fer Sale, Ford Screen side Delivery
truck.
Ferd Ranaheat. 1913 Model.
Two Used Atlas Trucks, Good n
new.
One-tOn Republic.
Two-tOn Republic.
One and One-quarter-ton Bethlehem
truck.
Huaferd Panel side Delivery Truck.
vim TAree-FouP.ToR Open Dody.
see These Befors Y0u nay. ALI In
good condition, ready to go to work.
A. MEYERS 4 SONS CO.
S-ll South Eighth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

1918 Chalmers 7-Pass.
1916 Ford Touring Car.
1917 Chalmers 5-Pass.
1918 Ford Touring Car;
electric self starter.
1918 Saxon Touring Car.
1916 Ford Cabriolet,
Self-Starter.
1917 Ford Cabriolet,
Self-Starter.
1917 Chandler 7-Pass.
1918 Brisco Touring.
1917 Oakland Roadster.
1917 Saxon Touring Car.
THESE CARS SUBJECT TO OUR
GUARANTEE AS PUBLISHED
ABOVE.
MULLAN MOTOR CO.,
800 W. Broad st.
Ask for Mr.. Mullan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
PAINTING.

The virginian's classs1sd ads cost
less, but bring results-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
Hurl Their Liquor
Through Windows
Officers Find 60 Quarts +,
Many Bleeding, IN
ChinobOrdzo Park.

Although the weather man predicted
that 1t would be fair and warmer yes
terday,. veritable shower OF whisky
iadened suitcases fell in Chimborazo
lark yesterday morning. Patrolmcn
Prown and Doeppc were the direct
cause of the shower. and aftcrwurd
CLEANED the injured quarts from
among the perishing. and presumably
VIII turn them over to Prohibition
commissioner Peters in due course of
time.
The liquor hounds were passengers
on an incoming train, and commenced
10 cast suspicious glances at Sundry
grips. bundles and suitcases The mo-
ment they turned their backs the con
science-stricken bootleggers threw
their wares overheard as the train
was passing the park a chance
glance from the window by the Sleuths
caused them to leave the train and
reap the harvest of whisky which had
been abandoned. About sixty quarts
had originally been ditched but only
sixteen quarts failed to bleed to death
before the officers reached them Among
the rest OF tnc plumber was four good
SuitcaSes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
WILL GRANT NO SOFT-DRlNK
LICENSES UNTIL APRIL IS
Judge Richardson Announces He VIII
Not Consider Premature
Applications.

Announcement was made in tho Hust-
ings Court yesterday that Judge Rich
arason will not issue permits for the
sale or soft drinks until after April
10. and does not care to receive any
applications until that time.
There has been Of late much ac-
tivity among the soft-dirnk men in the
matter of transferring their licenses
to other persons and there were indi-
cations that the court would be Hooded
with applications. These. however. will
have to wait until the appointed time.
In the court yesterday NJ. Weinstein
entered a plea of guilty to "a charge
or selling soft drinks without a license.
other sentences imposed yesterday in
the Hastings Court were as follows:
Morris Emanuel. violating prohibi-
ton law. one month and $50 fine but
sentence suspended; Robert Harris.
stealing an electric iron, fifteen days:
Noses Noses T r3Nr1ns yagr9ney: PLACED in
violating prohibition law, one month
and $50 fine. but sentence suspended:
William Harris. house-breaking and
larceny. nolle pros. in two cases, but
bond for good behavior required in
both; Robert Edwards. violating pro-
hibition law. one month and $50.
Robert Edwards. charged with violat :
ing the prohibition law. was acquit-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

The home Of, Deputy Collector T. c.
meni; at Chester was burned to the ground
par, OF the loss is covered by Insurance., il
is stated All of the family escaped with
out injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
GOVERNMENT TO TRAIN
MEN DISABLED BY WAR
Richmond Army Recruiting Station
I'M" INFORMATION on Vocational
Educntfon Plan.

The government will pay the ex-
penses or a professional or vocational
eoucation for any man who has been
discharged from the military or naval
service and whom the War Risk Insur-
ance Bureau has declared 10 be COM
penssb!e case. according TO Major
GnaTies n. Carson. Of the army recruit
The Federal Board for Vocational
Edu,cstion." he says, lis extremely
possible agency available. through
Ehich II may gain touch with dis
to.ed soldiers, sailors and marines who
nave 6een or are about 10 be dis
charged from the service
mere are many soldiers daily pa
ns through Richmond who have been
oiss o;ed and the majority of these
men, Is Offering ,;he,fs.in o1der to again
s mem on thec feet and on the
Ter Ter Their country in It's hour Of need.
inc local recruiting Office at 500 ENst
Broad street Will be glad 70 give anv
tntoEnatiou 20 the men, soldiers. sail
abled." us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
EDUCATORS GATHERING
FOR ANNUAL MEETING
Y Colleges and Schools Assemble
in Richmond Tonight.
GOVERNOR TO WELCOME THEM
Program OF Unusual Interest Is An
= nounced for Opening Session mt
Il Jefferson Auditorium at S:15
O'Clock This Evening.

& The Virginia Association OF Women's
Colleges and Schools, which convenes
At the Jefferson Hotel auditorium this
evening. was organized in Richmond
u, November 1906, at the Womans
CLUB at mGeiinS pFGsned Of 0ve ihs eS me
Sersty Of Virginia.
= The organization was effected, for
tlie purpose OF developing standards
OF education in the women's colleges
and schools OF Virginia. Co-operat ing
in the initial movement were President
edwin y. Alderman. OF the University;
Mrs. Albert II. futile, president Of the
Virginia Branch of the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae. and DR.. .. L.
Hatcher, OF Richmond.
= The association has occupied prom
inent place in. the advancement and
aeyelopment OF educstion for women.
Numbering m its membership pracai-
eally all the institutions for women
in The State.
Following. the organization in the
Neeting at Randolph Macon Woman's
college. Lynchburg. April and :. 1907,
AND in succeeding years at sweet Briar
State Normal School Fort Loudoun
Seminary. HarrisonburG state Normal
Virginia College; East Mad Wo,do Normal
:. The opening session will be held this
eyening at s:l5 o'clock. when Governor
scIs Pay be Y bodS extend an
: DR.. S. c. Mitchell. one of the most
popular educators ever in Virginia.
formerly head of the department of
history at Richmond College. later
president OF, the Medical college of
Virginia, and no." president of Della,
ware College, Will make the principal
ADDRESS of tho evening, discussing
fThe Presidents Point of View Of the
Recognition of the Teaching Profca-
sion"
Following DR.. .Mtchelrs address will
be a number OF brief talks by local
men and women. discussing the qucs-
from many different angles.
: DR.. D. r. Anderson Will speak Of the
college professors point of view; State
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Harris Hart. will tell of state ad-
whilc Lewis. c. Williams and DR.. w.
Russell Bowie will talk from the view
point of the taxpayer and the private
Rchool patron. Miss Bessie T. Taylor,
president of tho Richmond Public
School Teachers Association. will bring
the analysis Of a teachers budget.
sWtli Discuss ADEQUATE Recognition.
Miss Emily Hamilton WEIGH. head OF
tHr Virginia Randolph Elicit Country
School. VIII direct the discussion on
the ADEQUATE Recognition of tho
Teaching Profession;" and close the
the points developed.
The initial session of the nee ting
promises something out of the usual
order for an educational convention
hhd there VIII be crispncss and fresh :
ness In the discussions that will be
very delightful in flavor.
:, The public is invited to this session
anu to all other sessions of the meet
tns. The program will begin prompt.
~. Representatives from the Rich =
fnond College Club will act as ushers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

meeting Of the general board OF Shell
tertnE Arms Hospital will be held at tho
hospital at II o'clock this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit OF
Busy Readers.

Westhanpton College will reopen at
O'CLOCK Monday morning, when IT usual
spring vacation ends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
EMPLOYMENT SITUATION
IS IMPROVING IN VIRGINIA
Federal Director Bolts Says Con-
ditiOn OF Labor Market
Proves Satisfactory.
PROVIDE MANY WITH WORK
Total of 38,932 Seek Places Since
January and 32.7oO Were Re
fcrred to Positions-Rcport a.
G55 Accepting New Jobs.

employment conditions throughout
virginia are rapidly improving" said
James B. Bolts. Federal director of
the United States Employment Service,
in his office in the Virginia Railway
and Power Building yesterday
According 10 Mr. Bolts. the employ
ment service registered at its vari-
Gus branch offices 36.s32 men seeking
employment since January !. and of
this number 32,I59 men were referred
70 positions and employers report hav-
placement average OF 10 per cent. In
January 1889 men registered for
work. in February 1850 aud in March
1882. The decreased registration shows
that men are finding work easier and
that commercial and industrial condi-
lions are improving.
Stabiiizing Conditions.
After having secured for war work
in Virginia more than 100000 trades
men and laborcrs, in addition to the
domestic registration and placement.
Mr. Bolts said, tine employment SER
vice has not found its field OF useful
ness diminished, but i; has become the
ten, re dnzi III inns Siao6 compe
with the stupcndous and complex task
OF reconstruction. and il is. the great
esa single factor :ttonins toward
the stabili2ation Of employment condi-
lions.
I'm each placement office in the
State bureau for returning soldiers
was set up and made TO function in
connection with the organized system
of distribution of civilian workers In
addition to these bureaus several others
In the medium sized towns were or
EaniZed and the fifty Federal commun-
ity labor boards. the chairmen of which
were appointed by the Secretary Of
Labor. were called upon in the small
towns and rural sections TO accom-
pliSh the placement i'll employment of
their own returning soldiers and sail
orS.
"A representative OF this service was
placed in each Generalization camp in
this country. Representatives have
also been on all TRANSPORTS bringing
men from overseas. The men, both
in camp and Ell route from Europc, are
interviewed ana card of all who have
no civilian employment awaiting the nj
is made out and forwarded to the office
OF the Federal director in tho State
where the men are going. These cards
are sent 10 the branch Offices. bureaus
and Federal community labor boa Is.
and. If possible, suitable job is ar
ranged.
I'm Virginia the service has reg
stered 1891 returned soldiers and
sailors since January> !, and of this
number i,602 have been placed in en-
ploymcnt through the efforts of this
service and its bureaus. This aproxi-
mates 30 per cent placement record
as some have been employed and no re-
ports received"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

y letter OF thanks was yesterday issued
By the Instructive Visiting Nurses Associa- .
ton to thfi people Of Richmond who re-
Tuesdays tag day campaign The proceeds
from the days effort were the largest ever
given the association. totaling nearly 81 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
officers Arc Elected.

Epworth League officers for the COM
ing year have been elected as follows:
president, Il. Il. Proctor, Wood land
Heights; vice-preSident, William NJ.
Davis. Park Place: recording secretary,
I. {. Chapple. Branch Memorial; cor
responding secretary, Miss Nerna Mil
Ter. Union Station: treasurer Il. NJ.
Mark land. Broad Street: era agent, Miss
GLADYS killebrew. Broad Street. The
Street Methodist Church, Sunday, April
IL. III O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
Returns From ox.,->..

Private w. l. Bartholomew, OF Rich
mond. arrived here yesterday evening.
He has been in France until a few
weeks ago, having left this country
with the Thirty-5evcnth Division
carly in June, n year ago BarthoIo-
new was participant in five battles
and was a driver assigned TO duty
with headquarters troop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

the stifs of nsnHT sns yssssday
s - BBsGpH Of Il, d.
from The day EFFORT were the lar est ever
Sb,p n,,. Jack , Peters: Of the Thirty
his subject being he secosnd B siH U Of 9Se
SSiIH VII un d Svs the fe Gn ias
~ Tho name t., of Corporal Benjamin kauf-
Under he head Of y died eS OF casualty list
Was insorreet lie was Slightly wounded
ter from him To s his now ,c5 let
-. states tina, he is feeling we'll and has
future "''''' :" '"e near
iqdsy ne Vii Meet 'o Ls amso6! Who ~h Sae
0fni sad w fr5y nn
aG SH "f be plans N fer
1 %mar o. LR FsPln Ne6 ,sssreiaFS q ihe
present at tho conference.
fieT of the M6oss 4as 81.
weekly dances at the Moose Home, First
evening =; $50 o'clock and viii be h ,nif
each each o wG9k a. I'm in the past admission is by
beers and their friends By the dance ' com
Pr $. C. Mitchell. prcsiden, OF Delaware
cal College OF Virginia here will bs the
Spca hcr AZ the weekly luncheon Of tho phi
Gamma Delta Fraternity tonight at the
! EusinoSs Mems Club 1T s O'clock pr
Mltcnti. was professor OF history AT Rich
mond College before his election as prcsi.
cent or the Medical College. lie is In Rich
| mond attending the conferences of tho
Virginia Association of Colleges and Schools
for Girls
Prsminms ,otalinF. $40 have been offered
pS rd lhS Ttomahawk Farmers Club. OF Ches-
| lSrnelu county to encourage more intcn.
S,xe corn culture among It's members
Other premiums viii be, offered for so,
beans seed production. Those who are 10
compete Tor the premiums are to report tc
hem, W. W. CTutchficld. c. /. Pcase. II. G
HtofIrTner. " J Horner r. 4. Hancock 4. W
MIL ana w. T: Warren. whom form the nrc.
mum mum T c1nmm Rmt: County Demonstra ton
measurements OF those who contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
The Unitarian
Question Box
Whit Would n Lawyer or n business
Man Think OF This.

Smith can inherit certain prop
crty IL he is lincal descendant OF
Jones. who died hundred years
ago. Hc brings as proof two gene
aloSics. both tracing his lineage
through his stcp-fnthcr, and half
the names in the two reports arc
different. On such evidence do YOU
think Smith entitled to the prop
erty: Yet belief in the Deity of
Jesus as a fulfillment OF prophecy
that he must be the descendant OF
David rests on the reports in
Matthew and in Luke which arc
quite different, though both trace
the ancestry OF Jesus through
Joseph.
Did Jesus say that he was Deity?
And Jesus said unto him. Why call
est thou me good None is good,
save one, even God" duke 1s-lo)
Unitnrinn Publicity Committee.
(Adv.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

The regular meeting of the Church Hill
Office OF Dr.. j. d. Foltz. 97o3 last Broad
street. Papers on dcformity and disease
s. Lily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

Police are looking for Edgar and Joe
A ;h, OF Grant, Oklahoma; by, request OF
Young men were last heard from here. and
1t Is thought that they still in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

Chaplain Jack Peters. OF the THIRTY
eighth Division. will lecture at tho Gin;er
Park School Friday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
his subject being The Second Battle of tho
Marnc." Tho lecture will be given for the
henehi OF the building fund OF the Giuter
Park NJ l.. Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

\ meeting OF the executive committee OF
the Virginia Ahsocia ton Opposed TO Wo-
man Suffrage Will be held AT II O'Clock this
morning al the home OF the president Mrs
Francis D. Williams. West Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10

The board OF directors OF the Chamber
OF Commerce will hold its regular monthly
meeting this afternoon at 10 O'CLOCK.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

men tpoblge5ielteng duB 8ur5trede bradz
te. Gin 5tpetter Grid fteI ben bret SdS
germ our geute, nit Der lie Mitte leRter
Bp1e bereits tDieber beimfebrten. Serr
2ebmann bebabte einige ieiner SS%reunbe,
inter oener audi Der gbreiber bieiesr init
einem feiiten 8rateu, Dem als ieltenes
@eridt orbentIi6 %5ugeiproden purbe.
Mal8iddlen 1T in bieier @egeno alls
bic alIgemeine Surmbeibdftis
gung.
@eorg Qobermeier unb @nttin, Ssrart
@eorg Ma1irer rnb pima Sobnion err
iftatteten Der Srau geter 2ooermeier, Die
I'M ct. 8apbaeIs 4ofpitaI at ct. glono
operiert tpurbe, einert 8eiu6.
Mnrin Martin, tpel6e bic &atbebral@
IN ct. glouo befu6t, berbra9<
te Sic gnbtnge b%ersansener Bo6e bier
BEL ben @ltern.
SRI. @Ifreba Maurer beindte bic in
Mice tpobnenbe Smilie Tires S9pngers
gaipar Sben, IN Der ii6 Elm geinnoes
einfteute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
bolotnoforo

Sn Ser ct. @ebpigs Stride tpnroen
am Montag letter 8n6e getra1t Sofepb
D5ietpec8insfi un6 SRI. Sopbta SURF.
Sim 9ienstas IieBen ibrer Sreubl1no IN
Der ct. @eotpigs Stride iegnen 2eo Is.
&abmaref nno SRI. 2u5ie 9orotbea Rbi<
|1ipief. 9os 8ra1tamt 5elebrierte Der
bo6p. Bfarrer Golfopsti, benz bodtp.
SEER 4itotpsfi bon ct. Mnna nnb bodip.
|3err Sansti BON 8otplus ai1iftierten. Nad)
benz Mmte bielt lebtgenannter cine eng
llifde Mniprn6e an, bag 8rautpaar.
Nnton @tein utb erenfperte 8attt1
|feierten borlebten Gonntag I'M &ret1e bon
|gerpanoten unb Sreurben baS Set Der
lilbernen @o63eit, tpo6u ben S%ubtlantern
|bie ber5li6Hen Gliidpinide entbotet
nuroen. M6ee bag SubeTpaar ben Sag
Der gofbenen @od5eit in gutter @e1unp=
beit gil feiern eetpirOigt ietnl
Sreb q. Gang 1tnbGattin iirb Die gliidz
liden gltern eines n%eugeborenen geinn<
ben Sb6ndens.
2puis gbirbnrt bat Die grnt1oarbettet1
auf einem 8nuifid. bas er bon y. S.
Bel8 faufte, beiorgen laiien, altf oent er
ndadftes aSrnbiiabr ein 8obnbaus gu bait
en- beabiidtiet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Qpon.

Suu bier liebeu ii6 in ben III ct.
GIoub beitebenben Columbus 8itterbuno
auinebmeu: g. S. &eppers, 81. S. Sbielz
manu-, SEQ HaB, &on1an S6mib uno
gbuarb @el5.
SIZE @itsIieber bes fatbolii6en S0rz
Iterinnenbereins nabn1en in ibrer lebten
g%erianrnlung mebrere nene @tt9lteoer
aut unS Ser ginfubruns b%erfelbeu folste
cine eeieuidaftli6e 11nterbaltung.
Sran5 E%reui1er, @attin unb Sodter
gtaria bon Rier5 erftatteteu bier berz
tpanbtidaftlide 8elude unb ernelterten
friibere getannti6aften.
9fobert Iertes bon 8otpbeQs, &C.. g.,
e~rfreute bier pobnenbe Gerpnnbte nnb
Sreunbe NIT mebrtdeisem 8efu6e.
Srau anna Occurring tpobnte Dem in
sudman ita%tteefunbenen 8egrdbnihe Ell
neg 8erfpanbten bel.
Sic Sarmers Shipping N7ociation berz
ionbte cine @assonlabuns @ieb na6 Sib
ct. Saul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Colo 5prtne.

SIZE golb 5pring 9rug 60. 1T or9as
ni1iert tporben nnb nirb am eriten Sa>
naur bas Gelddft inter Dee nenen Bes
triehsleitung er6ffnet peroen. Sic SSntrrz
ppratcren iinb Der Npotbefer S. y, 2en1
RI BON ct. gloub, bei1en Gattiu No1a
q. Senrb lub Seroinanb. 8eters bon bier
,,1h lie perfigen iibsf etn aop'tai sr'l
$4,000. SIZE Npotbefc ipirb in Dem Sc
ba,pe, peldcs geseniudrtig bon 5ulera
W0bl als @ef6dftsplab benibt tptro,
nadbem basielbe stredSienli6 cia!'eri:t.
tet lit, eroffnet peroen
8u.termad6er Mnton g6lepperi,o;a '6',
Der goih 6pr,ra Sc poeratibe Geet1nele
MN.tint,nn tc:,.;c! "ss,,t nsge:s'.'a': '.'1
@eiddftserfolg i'm berganeeneu Sabre
1no iteut Sic Sabrifation bon 100000
gfunb Butter ober mebr fir bag ndd9z
tie Sabr in iidere Nusii6t.
Sran5 g. ariiger pnroe bon ieiner
.@attin nit einem geiunben Nabtom11e11
be1denft, ipo5rt uniern @lidtprnid.
9. @auer nnb @attin ~reiiten borlebz
ten Sreitas nad Sii1eton, g. g, gu et<
mem %pertpanbtz nno freunbidaftli6en Bez
1u9e nb.
IS. 81. @arrid unb Srau bon Sault<
ton, g. s., Die lire bortige Sarm perz
fm,ften, paren bier lei ben @ltern, Sobn
.5dreifels nnb @attin, gu @aite uno be-
aaben 1ib bon bier na6 2oS Nngeles,
Gal, in Der Nb1i6t, ii6 in Der borttgen
@eaeno na6 einem neuen Setm n1n5uz
feben.
SRI. @ufanna Otter 1T bon eiaem ld1<
geren 8elu9e BET ibrer in 9ulutb tpob<
nenben S9tpefter, Sran ST.. Wsnrpbb,
mad bier ins g%lternbaus 5uridgetebrt.
Sci elmer AM borletten Mpntag IN Der
ct. 8pnifa5iustirbe g%eleienen Bra11tme1z
fe IieBen ibren Ereublno onr6 Brtefersz
banb fegnen Sofepb @uggenberger, sobr'
ser Sa1nilie @ebaltian @uggenberg Ten.
bon g%onegebile nnb 8ittpe Sobn S9erer
aus bem baperii9en Settlement. Ofose es
bem 8rautpnnfe I'M @eim anf Der Sarn1
Der 8rm1t 1tets n%oblergebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
u1cire Grope.

Sci einem i ensta9morgen leBter Bps
de bonn bo6tn. P. Marttn, 9. g. s., 8ez
Iebrierten 8rautamte lteben ibren Sren1
bnnb bur6 Brieitersbanb iegnen Sran5
ODerbing, Sobn Der in Stein Nuni@
tpobnenoen Sa1nilie 9einri@ 0lberbing,
nnb SRI. Marin Sbnn, Sodter Der bier
anidfigen Somilie Mnoreas Ebl1u. SIM
Sanie Der @Itern Der Brn1t tpnroe Elm
gemiitli6es 9o65eitsfeft gefeiert, bas our
gntbietung Der ber5li6ften @liidniini9e
bette @%eranlafung CAB. M6ge ben @e1<
bermdblten, ipe1be Die Sarm Der Gltern
bes 8rdntigams beuobnen tperben, Elm
itets beiteres gbeleben bei6ieben iein.
@ebrHber Brang baben erbli6 Die leb>
tie 9rei6arbeit auf Ser Sre6erids Sarm
iiioli6 bon bier bolenbet nno tire Na<
19inerie unter Sad 11no Sad gebra6t.
Srau @eorg 8altes bat ii@ bon ibrer
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