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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-22

When a man gets the better OF
woman In an argument she always
says: "Oh. we'll. it's no use trying
TO convince man"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-22
METHODIST.

, "The Spiritual Force of a Living
Christ" will be the morning theme.
Service at 1920. Second sermon on
Men of the New Testament" AN
drew, the Sympathetic" in the even
irg, s o'clock.
Sunday school at Has. Thy
word is lamp"
Epworth League at 7, fellowship
of youth
Let your presence help to better
common life
Blaine Lambert, minister.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-22
CONGREGATIONAL.

Sunday school at 10 a. m Serv-
ices at II a. IN, and In the evening
at 1880.
James Austin, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-22
SWEDISH LUTHERAN,

Sunday school at 9:45 O'clock.
Swedish services at II a.. m, and
English services, in the, evening at
g O'Clock. All are, welcome.
r. B. Nordale, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Services will be held at, the. Elko
theatre at II o'clock. Sunday school
at 9:45.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-22

Small fruits and ornamentals seem
to be the best nursery sellers this
year. 1919 should be a good year to
make paintings Of both
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Smith are visit,
ing their son in Philomath for few
days.
b. f. Ensley and family are expect.
ing to go to Eugene Sunday to attend
a convention there.
Lisle Andrews visited j. A. Colgau 3
over the week end.
Mrs. Fred Hack is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Olson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs d. A, Hoag were Wood
land visitors Saturday.
George Olson has purchased new
ear,
Gladys Barber spent the week end
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A,
Barber.
The state Sunday school convention
is to be held in Corvallis next Friday
Saturday and Sunday. Alma Olson and
Mrs. J. II. Colgan were appointed as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15

in hay rack and reported a very good
time.
Elma Barber had the misfortune Of
getting her leg broken last week while
playing on some railroad ties. She is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mott returned
from eastern Oregon last Friday.
Mrs. Elma Moss is visiting her hus-
band 5 parents in this place for week.
The Presbyterian G. +. social was
held at the home Of A. w. Kephart
last Friday night.
Miss TIA Kaler is visiting her aunt
Mrs Conclin for few days
Mrs. W. A, Rankin and Archie are
expecting TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
in Salem next Sunday.
The Primary room had Mother $
Day program last Monday and invited
the Mothers in to enjoy II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15
MARION NEWS.

The Friends G. n. social was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fen
nell's last Friday night
r. l.. Mott and family have gone 10
Idaho where they viii make their home.
j. A. Colgan aud family visited Mrs.
tolgan's parents in Salem Sunday.
g. W. Brewer aud H. ~ Vert are
loading a ear of wood for the Sand &
Gravel company.
Alyro Neil and Kermit Russell were
both hurt ON the pile driver last week
The Marion boys played bali with the
North Santiam and the West Stayton
boys last Friday and beat them, as
usual The Marion boys and girls from
Mr.. Hoag s room wnt cover to santinm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15
Cause Of Headache

BY knowing the cause, a disease may
often be avoided. This is particularly
true Of headache. The most common
cause Of headache is a disOrdered stOm-
ach or constipation, which may be cor
rected by taking a few doses of Cham
berlain S Tablets, Try it.. Many eth
ers have obtained permanent relief by
taking these Tablets. They are easy
to take and mild and gentle in effect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15

ters lodge Of this city motored to Sa.
lem Tuesday to attend the district con.
vention Of the lodge held in the Knights
of Pythias hall.
Charles n. Bilyeu was a MeMinnville
visitor the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl b. Williams Of
Portland were oyer-Sunday guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otho
Williams on Mill street.
Miss Nina Farley, who has been TAX
ing commercial course in a Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15
delegates from Marion.

delegates from Marion.
Fred Miller returned to camp Vir-
ginia, he has re-enlisted.
Mr., and Mrs. Scoffield celebrated
their 25th anniversary Tuesday after
noon. iva Hall and Bertha Bouch spent
Sunday with Miss Hall S parents in this
place.
Little Ralph Olsman had quite mar.
row escape from drng lye water but
is getting along nicely now.
Ralph Thomas will leave for Portland
Saturday where he expects to work
this summer.
Mrs. Heisler is visiting in Forest
Grove this week
Mary Thomas is expecting TO work
for Mrs. Presuell this summer.
Clyde Hammet spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15

business college for the past year, has
returned to the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Farley in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deim, prominent
farmers living north of Dallas, were
shopping in Salem the first of the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15

Two sailors and four negroes were
killed and a number of persons wound.
ed in race riot at Charleston S. G.
Saturday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-15
Dallas Mill Is To Reopen
After Months Of IdleneSS

(Capital Journal Special Serviee.l
Dallas, Or, May. l5.-The Boldgett &
Natloek Lumber company s mill located
short distance northwest of Dallas
viii resume operations the latter part
Of the week after shutdown Of several
months. During the closing up Of the
mill many new Improvements have been
made and new machinery installed.
Dallas. Or, May To- Robert S. Fish.
er, the strawberry king Of Dallas has
announced that he will have ripe berries
for the local markets about next week.
Mr. Fisher has a large tract of lana IL
the Illihee tract west of town planted
to berries and in former years has nns.
vested many tons of the ripe fruit most
Of which were marketed in Dallas. Mr.
Fisher states that the crop will be light.
CT this year than in former season and
places the cause Of the shortage to the
extreme dry weather Of last summer. A
large crew of piekers are kept busy dur.
ing the season harvesting the crop.
Attorney l.. ID. Brown was business
visitor in Independence Tuesday after.
noon.
County School Superintendent and
Mrs. Fred S. Crowley were Capital City
business visitors Monday afternoon.
Circuit Judge Harry H. Belt is in Me.
Minnville this week holding a session
.of court for Yamhill county.
Wiley Gardner, prominent farmer of
the Bridgeport neighgorhood was G Dal
las visitor Tuesday.
{. b. Sundberg, manager Of the Dallas
Telephone company, was a Salem bust
ness visitor Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L. c. Muscott and sister, Mrs.
Linnie Shepherd were Salem visitors
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ellis has gone to New
port where She will spend the summer az
her cottage at Nye Creek.
A number Of members of Pythian Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
bit al e,, llotalellc al Sen
+ Bubriel b9l11,uln5iu, Der

|teles> fer fra Gilu',e:
"Ge Mlliereoe er 1lretferoige, 1,taf
ae1nlige % gle1nion1n,e. B mac
taHe Sub, Der opbsier os, for, at y
|er bcn itore Brpbelle bGroig, oa Vi
Bor bapt Ben 2@re at afllpre ben III.
:elro, for bbis Gpober oi engang fne-
leoe.. @jentaa III, Slaeoroet fra
Biape:: Big lite en- Gonrn,e.
On @rfleringens Birfning Bar-
lomentct 1,otalte ct Weolem al
bette, Ser er befienbt for fine De-
n,ofrati}fe Mnffuelier: "8refioent
@ilions Sorfpe poa t iatte BET ita-
lienlte 6olt op iu,ob @egieringen
nli5lpffeoeS, taffet bore Bremiern1t<
hitter Dr1on6os Spnr."
Men ON 8refioentenS grflRrine
{aoleoes bar faffet ba1n SLENDER
9tolien, bar ban til @iengjalb bnn=
set ftg mango Be1ner i drbre Qaaoe
for fin aabte og Hare @rflrring.
Sc amcrifanfte Blade 11btaler fig !
Gilflutning til @ilion, hgefom flere
Anngresmnno. Der bibtil ar prret
Narpe oeres 8rittf, ubtoler oereS
fulbe ailI,.tning til Bilfons 9tuno-
punt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Observation-Disclosures fritijeres.

@eneralpoftm tmeIterg1rleio,1, Ser for
n6en at baretage YoltpR1enets SsSt,ter-
este tillige for 9ioel er 8eltprer al
Oct anerifan1fe aelegraf= % Selefon-
ipiteln, 1o1n er 1inoer Regieringsfors
troll, bar i oen fenere 9io Deret
nnoer ltarfe 9lngreb fra flere sioer.
Set bef}enote oen1ofratiife 81ao "1.
9. Borlo" leoer Qlnsrebene. On @r=
tifel Tom fa,,6tes / oette Blno inbe-
lofbenbe en- iterf @rttif of General
poltnefteren, blep at aefegrafpaienet
npgtet Befor6riug til andre 8In6e.
Boftneitereir flyer imtblerti6, utgeRg=
telfen ifte fete paa bans Yonbub
Eoftmeiter 81,rleion bnnber, at set
er "felpife pripate S,1teresfer", Ser
ltoar Bag peb ois1e 9lngreb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
8rp1Hkunfrrpt,rr1t.
Sc tbife 9eleserebe til Srebsfonfe-
rencen ct anfommen til
Faris.

Sreosfonferencel1s Mgber / oe1t
forlpbne nge bar 1elufplgelig pnret
prpget af oet italienfe @pgrgsmaal,
iom faHiif bar f9rt til ct oobe1lt
8rnb 11rellem ssStalien og Sc pprige
|alliereoe Magter. SSn1i6lerti6 boabes
|oet, at Ell for begge. Starter tilfrebs=
|itille1be Oro1,i1,g moo blibe truffen;
men / officielle &re6ie er n1on life
|blinb for, at Oct fan babe itore @an=
|ifeligbe6er meo at trRffe be,rne Orb-
|aing. 9g bbis bet lptfes, bill bet i
|DgIent1ig @rab ifp1bes Sen 9oI6nino
|iom set itolienife Earlan1ent bill inee
|tage. SStalien truer 11e6 at a,l1eftrre
|1inne, og efter i1,blebne Wteooelel-
|ier bar >italiettife Eropper allere6e
bc1ot 8pe,t.
Wel1 estaliens 9ilbagetrebe1 fra
6re0sfonferencel1 bor life binbret
|benne at fort}ptte lit grbejbe, og
i Man6ogs bol6tes cit Menories1ion,
|bbor @rllnoloben for 91otioner11cs
2iga peotoges, ligelom set blep pe6=
|taget, at be 9llliereoe bill bebe Sol
|lanb on1 at l1olepere Gfsfeiier @il=
|beln1 ion ifal titles for Ell i11terno=
tional &et. 9lnflogen MOB @rfei1eren
|onbrager 80 6orbrb6e1ier. 9llle al
Ore 8er1oner, ser er beifblot for
@ra1tfelie af International 2ob, 1nao
blipe fhllet for cit &et ifglge Mane,,.
De tplfe Mepreie11tonter til sSreos
forferencen ct n,1fo1nn1en til @erlail-
les. st Borti poa go Berioner an
tom / Man6ogs 9lftcs; Sc bleb gie-
IbltHelig fbrt til @oteI Ges Geier-
lboirs, bpor De lfaI bo l,1roerOpboloet.
De pperite Delegerebe og tefntife
lgauog1herc al1fon1 2ebet al Sirs.
|oogelt, % Sreostraftate1,, tom cr
feroig tneo 1n6togeIie of oct italietr=
lie SpgrgSmaa1, bil blipe oberraft
Delegationen 9rebog.
Sra 8erli,, ne6oeles, at fort for
inben Sci, tpffe Delegntio1s Nfrejie
til 8eriailles er Ser iuoenfor Megic=
ringen opitaaet glngl for oe pofie,,-
beEen6enier blanbt oe ,nRgtige i,1ol1-
|itrielle oa fo1nmercielle SsS11teresier,
6er for1anger gieb1iffeIig Sreo, ielp
on1 8etingelierne ct baoroere e,,b
|bet1tct.
De,t tilipnela6el1be @alonil,g at
6e fonIerbatibe glenellter til fannie
|Sioe JONI De &a6ifale iiges at babe
belt Miniiteriet i to @rltpper, en-,
Der er for ltnberifripni1gelt al
Sreostraftater, og ell nnbeu, iom
|rnobIPtter fig bette.
Sen iiblte gaftio,l nleo llbenries=
|n1inilter @rocfoorff Ra,1t5alt spi6=
lien tror, at De gnliereoe bill "bocf
oomn 1taar DC itaar operfor 5aren
|af 0uilbebisnae i GDiflnnb.
2cl, illonitricllcH Goftip11 betragter
eerinloo golibepisme1, parre el,b
|Gjalb, % Oe pa1lfer life oeres 5or=.
|retl1i,tger b0erlig rujl1eret peo bel1
pfol.o1niife 8lofabes Sortlpttelie.
Sc 9sabifales ssSgrer Suao 9aaie
erflGrer Solicit forlnnger siebl bliffe-
liz Srco, 2epl,eosnioI oIer % slr-
|bcioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
2aaaene til Sc Allierebe.

Jorenebe 5tater bar Doerlig
tilitooet aaon tit Bronfrie % M,.=
11nnien. Sranfris bor til Dato
laont 1852 Milliuner % Mumpuie11
25 W6Iliouer Collars. Dnfel Sam
bar ialt laal,t De eIlierebe oper o.
600 Mllioner. pet er en- goo 9ing.
at babe DnfeI Sam til @en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
De },nlt1iskf> 9a,1grr
,Snfitsmin;iteren anbefafer 8enaab=
ringer. 8ennster Sc fautatiife
GD9ter, Der er Omlgb.

@n Mp1g6e oberorepne @pgter CT
for 9iocn / Omlpb angaaenoe Mn=
ta1let al Herioner, Der fiooer feng=
1Ict for Opertre6elie af @pionlope1l
$ en- Meboelelie fra Suititsoepartc=
mertet oplpler SSl,ititsminilter Nol=
met, at 0eportene,1tet bar foretaget
og tilenoebrogt en- inbgaaeroe I'M
oerib9elie af alle Domfeioelier mt
Scr gpinnlobe11, / 6e,1 Senligt at a11-
befa1e til Yreiioenten BenaaOni11g
eller gseolettelie al 5traffen i etbpert
Gi1feloe, bbor Set og 9fetferoigbeo
Ifulbe jpnes at frpbe Ell Iaaban
@an6ling.
Gtoere meobeler Sssa,ltits1!ti,,iltercl
at ban Dor forelagt for Nrefoenter
9lnbefoIing at Strafne0iGttelie So
5oger. SSrgen at De peofon1nelloc
Gtroffongers geaDne bill blipe offent,
Iiggiort, inbtil Doaunenter1e 1neb
grnfioc,ltens unberlfrift er tilbage.
| ien6t fra Set &pibe S1is. S lin Gr=
flnrirtg Dcron flyer Sl,ltitSminilte=
lren:
get er be,me 5orbinoelie pll=
ifcliat at gjere oplnRrfiom pao, at
oberbrepne @Dgter angaae11oe 9l1lz
toilet of politiIfe 5traffonger ct tat
Il On1lpb of Eerlo1ler, oer briper
9sropagonbo for cit ol,nin6elig 8e-
nanb11i11g al alle NerIoner> Scr er
b1eoet 1troffet for 0nertreoelle al
5pionlobcn. Disie Npgter er 1oo
oherorepne, at Sc er ganife nenings-
1pie. Ga oenne l1noeripgelie bler
|iat / @nng for ca. 2 Maaneber fl
ben, ia6 Ser fpngiIet ru,r6t om 2o,t-
oct ct 9l1,ta1 af fun 239 8erloner,
ber. bar 6o,nfpl6te for Obertrpoelle
LAT SpiorIpben. 9lf 6isie bar 55 III,
noionet fin Straf, me6ens 5 e. 1es=
lo6te paa Barole. Ser er iaaleoes
for Eiben fl,n 179 / Spnglel 81
Nntal af 80 al bisie bar allereoe
facet Nebiettelie of Straffen, oQ
|icg bor MI nrbefa1et Ne6inttellen al
Gtroffcn i poerligere So Sager. Det
er at ben1nrfe, at bts1e Tal life in6.
befatfer S. B. 50. Retsiagerl1e
GNcago % Galifornien, bbilfet biloe
| }forege Mntallet meb 12t. slfS6e fiblt.
npbt1tc er BOG mango i De1l {i6}te
9ib bleDen lgslabt moo 5ifferbeo
|9er er illgen fpngilet pna @r,tno al
iociale, politiife, pfonon1i1fe Me,1i,t-
ger e1ler arigBanifuelier. Desuoen
ser Der blan6t BET obertfor l1pbattt
|Mnta1 Straffanger en beI Del, io1u
CT fraffet for 0bertreoelier al Sen
|militare loifrib1,ingslop, i6et oe fat-
te fig inoo og foripgte pna alle ,nll=
Ilige Waaoer at bi11bre ltblfripni1-
gen. Set erIaaleoes i1tolpie1tbe, al
|MDgterne ON, at Der er ober / 500
i - 81
politiife Stroffonger / 6englcI Sc
I6oreneoe 9toter er foIffe, og sc Ell
cnten ct 11ofag af Ell r,tpjlet sson=
tafi eller ct forfatltst 6orieg paa al
fsre 9ublifun1 bag 2pfet."
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
8nreni,tgrta 6katttr
8oreninser, bbis Meble,usfontineent
er mere, enb $40 p,,l Naret, er
ifattepl;stiae.

|. NeH 1lDe Stuttelo0, DER trdaDte
|4roft 6e11 i. Mpril, er ,neget mere
|onlfattenbe. meo Senipn til Soreni11=
gers 8eifutniltg enb 11ogen tioligerc
|Gfnttelob. De1l on,fatter life alene
Sc itore, a1nerifanife &lubber, ]. met
ogiao De n1inore 6ore1ringer, ioopel
Sc 1e1fobelige io,n 0e, Der bprfer
Sport % Soret.
Qoben }iger, at fg1senoe 5lags
5orelainoer ct ifa!tepligtige:: "iociol.
athletic or iporting club or organi5a=
tio1'" G11 Sanefore11inger fonner
ilt6 1n6er oe11te Dcfi1lition er ct
|@pbres'naal. G1bper iaooan 5or-
cning 1aou lelp afgjere bette. S Eil-
fGloe nan er i 9bibl ON, bporbibt
DC / 2opens 2orital16 er iclHabelige
Sore1linger eller Ell, bilbe set bore
beoft for Sangforeniltgernes 8eitp=
relfe at roaofgre Jig 11,e6 Collector Of
ss11ternal Mcpe1l,1e Sc rclpeftipe
|0i1trifter.
sSoreninge11s iyorlnaol % 8irflom-
|bcb, life sens geoDn, er ifplge e.,
Meo6elelie fra 8ltreo1 Of sSsnterro1
Mebe1ute i @aibingto11 bet be1ten1=
1nen6e nleb @enip1 til bereS 5fatte=
pligtigbcb. Ga1gforeningernes Jor-
,noo1 er Dnrfning of Gang og M1lif,
men 6e fleite bo1oer oglaa ielifobelia
|ltnoerbol6uil1g for Meolemmerne
meo Gel1,ier entcn / egne eller lejeoe
2ofaler. Gennc SIDE of @irflo1nbe=
Scr, ifl;loe efter 8l1reanets Sprtolf-
ming gipre @anefore1i1ger ifatte=
|pligtige, ifa16 6cres Me6leu1sfontt11=
gent oberitigcr 10 Doll ON Mnret.
sSortolfningen fi1roes / part 2 o.
regulations 49,, 8ureau Of sS1terna]
9feben11e. 2open fore1friber Ell 5fo1
|af TO Brocent af Meb1emsfontingel1=
tet, 11anr bette er mere e1t6 10 Dol
lars pr. Mnr. 9ennr sssnbtrnbelienf=
tgiften CT pber 10 Collars, beifnttes
l - ( So =
ogiao sen efter 10 Broce1,t. 8elfut=
|ninaen gjal6er flln for set Meo=
|le'nsfonti,1gent, lom beta1es al e
"actibe, refibent, altn1ol member"
Ser CT il1aen Sfat paa life member
|ibips", bog er bpert lipsbarigt Meb=
lem p1igtia til at betale oorlig Ell
|5fat iparelube til Ben Cunt De gDri-
I &c 01eMemn1er betaler / 9fat.
Sfattepligtig betragtes, ifelge syor.
tolfpinge11, er,bper Sore1,ing, 0er
Iboloer ielfnbelig 5amme,1fom{ter
teller bprfer 5port og S6rrt it1btil
|oen bepiielig life fo1nrner i1lopnfor
oenne Ram1tne: 6oretti1lgerne er felr
Ipligtiee til at bebtie, at Be life e.
ifattepligtige. 9bis ell Sorel,i11g ptr.
liter at fremlpgge arap ON 6rito-
lael}e, lnoa oel1 forelagge for Cont
missioner Of Sss,1ternaI Sfepet1l,e I'll
Charter % 1ope ia1nt e., Critic
ring anaae116c oens pirfelige 5or-
n1aoI,
9. 81. g. q. % lie,enoe reliaipie
Sorerineer iantt Stl,benterf rfore'li'1=
ger (ebapter Of college frater'1ities)
log 6agforeninser er fritdset.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
ois Negulering al t1rternationale Af=

TRrer. Il. 54.
Nanoe uenigbeoer ipll,ol,e gi-
Der" iiges bet i grflaringe't "opltoo
foroi iaa6ant Malfiperi .mangleoe,
og &agten fan iiges ut in6fpre en- M
international Sr6en og berpeo fierne
iaaoiot n1ulig ell of Sc forne,nfte
Marlaaer til &rig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
arigs,uiniiteren paa 6je,npejen.

arigsn,i,liiter 8afer, Der bar be-
'ieet Sronfrtg i@ngla1r0> afrejlte i
Ssnoags fra 8relt rne6 George
@oibi,,gton" til Amerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

glrnerifa11eretl Serbert 9ooper,
|Jorlnano for ben i1,teraI aIliereoe aep.
neoginioo lfommisfion at,fotn 0ns-
bag i iioite l1ge til Berlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

sfrib efter 9rspen,n,urer' af oett.
|BInb:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-31
DEATH OF MRS. MAAG.

Hazel Mag, nee Fizette, wife of
DR.. Vim. j. Mag, died last Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock at the residence,
124 East Milwaukee Avenue. The fu-
neral services were held on Tuesday
afternoon from the Truesdell rooms,
562 Jackson Street, Milwaukee, with
interment in the family lot at Forest
Home.
Among those from out CT town in
attendance at the funeral we're Mrs.
James Byrne and brother, Madison,
(brother and sister of DIR. Maag), Mr..
and Mrs. Cannon and daughter lisa
belle, Chicago, and Mrs. Waters, May
view, Ill.
Mrs. Mag was faithful worker
for the Red Cross, giving freely Of her
time in the surgical dressing depart
ment, and teaching those just taking
up that work. Her death was a
shock to her friends and her genial
countenance viii be greatly missed.
DIR. Mag has the sympathy of hosts
of friends in this bereavement.
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| again. The Red Cross nurses sta
toned at the eanteens and elsewhere
sure have experiences to tell. They
travel the same as the soldiers. only
a soldier most always gets a "side-
door Pullman. =. am going to
send home few souvenirs next week.
Have one l think is a dandy. One of
those famous .S8 German Lugers TAU
tomatic), an officers cap made from a
10 NJ. M. shell, several match boxes.
paper knives (made of machine gun
bullets) rings made of 2 and l franc
pieces, and some German money" He
says he is feeling fine and is consid-
erably heavier than when he went
across.
Word has just been received from
Paul Payne, 4th Division, Military
Police Co., from Kaisersesch. Ger
many. He writes, "Our company COM
pleted the big march, but later moved
westward again and went into quar-
tiers in some tourist hotels in a little
town called Bad Bertrich, near the
Moselle. At one time we were seven
kilometers from the Rhine. Most of
the 4th Division infantry are located
in and around Coblenz at the juncture
of the Moselle and the Rhine. We are
here to guard the 4th Division supply
depot. Paul has had many experen-
ces. He was on duty in the Chateau
Thierry drive. During the Argonne
Forest, he was working for eighteen
days on the road between Septsarges
and Mcntfaucon. In the st. Mihiel
drive, he was on post at Haudainville
about mile from the city of Verdun
and within the circle of the Verdun
forts. Paul wrote that he was in Yer
dun then and his brother Lester was
near Ancemont, only five miles away,
but he did not know it at the time.
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MILWAUKEE, COUNTY-COUNTY COURT
In PROBATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE
COUNTY,-ss.
In tn, matter Of the estate of Eugene Joff
Oravetz, Deceased.
on this 9th day of January A. y. 1913,
upon reading and filing the petsiton OF Jo-
7seph Oravetz. stating that Fugehs John
Oravetz of the County OF Milwaukee, died
intestate on or about the 18th day of De-
cember. 1918. and praying that Willard l..
Notbohm be appointed Administrators of the
Estate OF said Deceased,
1T is ORDERED. That said application
be heard before this Court at a regular
Term thereof, to be held at the Court House
in the City of Milwaukee on the first Tues
day of March. A. d. 1918, at O'Clock A. NJ.
or as soon thereafter the same may be
reached on the calendar.
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED, That
notice of said application and hearing be
given by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks, once in each week,
in the Wauwatosa News newspaper pub
,ished in said county, prior TO said hearing.
BY the Court,
NJ. s. SHERIDAN,
County Judge,
Houghton, Miller & Houghton,
5lw3 Attorneys.
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Real Merit Manifest.

Real merit of any kind cannot long
be concealed; it will be discovered. and
nothing can depreciate it but a mans
exhibiting it himself. 1t may not al
ways be rewarded as it ought, but 1t
will always be known.-Ch Chesterfield.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-31

FOR SALE-Three tons of bailed
oat straw and three tons of corn fod-
der in barn, in first class condition.
See John Barnekow. Phone West Al
lis 418-L. 49w3
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FOR RENT Fivc-room cottage for
rent. Apply to A. Klokner, 287 East
Milwaukee Avenue. Telephone Wau
watosa 18.
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Active Volcano.

The most active volcano in the wor.d
is Mount Sangay. II is 1890 feet
high, situated on the eastern chain OF
the Andes. South Americas Ii has
been in constant erupt' m since 1T2&.
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MILWAUKEE COUNTY-COUNTY COURT
IN PROBATE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. Milwaukee Coun-
ty-sS.
Joers, Deceased.
on this Goth day of March, A. u. 1913,
upon reading and filing the petition of Lii
lie Mcconnell, stating that Charlotte Joers,
of the County Of Milwaukee. died intestate,
on or about the 18th day of January 1919.
and praying that she, the said Lille Me-
Connen be appointed Administrators of the
Estate of said deceased.
1T Is ORDERED, That said application
be. heard before this Court at a regular
Term thereof. to be held at the Court House
in the City of Milwaukee, on the first Tues
day of March, A. D. 1919, at o'clock A. NJ,
or as soon thereafter as the same may be
reached on the calendar.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
notice of said Application and hearing be
given by publishing copy of this order Tor
three successive weeks, once in each week,
in the Wauwatosa News, newspaper pub
lished in said county, prior TO said hearing.
BY the Court,
NJ. S. SHERIDAN,
County Judge
1,or,.,, r. T1arrv Attorpevs 50wS
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vitality affects our interests. There
will be more about our school problem
in the next issue.