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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-09
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SEEN gorf, 8. 9lpril.-0ie Sofo6
9oifman 9ra1erei batte geribtlid
gegen oie gfegierllng pegen Der
&riegsprobi6ition @tnipru6 erbo.
Ben. Der 8organg tpor gegen oen
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ontrogte beute gGbipeiiltng Oes Gin
ipru6s. 9lls @riinoe fino ongege6en:
ID Oob gisner om 10. @idr5 reiig-
niert bat, ilno OoB oeSbnl6 ni6ts
gegen tim bealttrogt ioer0en fam;
uno q CAB Der ginipritf ii6 gegeH
sic Ser. Stnoteu ri6tpt, 0oB Die
ge9ierlln9 ibre 3uitimmling mGt
0a3u gegeben bnbe uno oaB er Oes-
6ul6 Dor @eridjt nidt berbnnoeIt
meroen fonne; Oob cr Elm gerird
lei, 0en glmoesunpolt GoffeD on
Ser erfiil[itng ieiner gSflidlt 5u bin.
bern, uno oaB Oie in ocm Gin
iprude ongeiiiBrten Iatidhen I'LL.
gcniigenS ieien ein @eridtsper.
fabren ein5uleiten.
9es aldgers gebauptllng, OaB
ser arieg gu Gn6e lei, lei nidt itid.
baItie. Iros 0es @afienitiaitanoes
lei glmerifa nod NIT getitidlano I'M
&riege
9as 9unoesaeridt miro oesbalb
trindt, 6os eriudeu Scr Srauerei
a6siaueIien.
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Strafitrteile tncrSeit
$3.50 Jabre reSusicrt

8aibington, 8. qtpriI. Der Sic.
0iiionsnusifuB fir StrafurteiGe,
ilber 6ploaten berb1ngt, bat 1858
ioIder Safe bebanoeIt, ungefdbr eirt
0rittel oerer, Die ibn iibertrngen
puroen tpie oaS &riegsOeportentent
bellte an5eigte. Ser 9lisi6uB emp
fabl Mil0e in t,521 61llen ln0 re-
oll3ierte 0ie Gurdidnittsitrnfe bon
7 SSa6ren lno 4 Monaten ouf 2
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339 Sabre erlaiien poroen.
Son fiinf 3ooesitrafen tpur0e cine
in 2.jdbriqe, cine nnoere in 20.idbt
rige Gtrofe beripanoelt. 9ie anoe.
rem 0rei IieB man beItehen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-09
St6aeb sem Bclfebcz
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alitcrik. 2lrfltce

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ariegsoeportement geOenft, 5ebn BED
beIten @roieber our 8eIabungsdrnlee
in europa 5n ienoen, itnE bird ag1
eignete geIebrltng Der @erbreitiiil0
Ser 2ebre 6es golideiuismits in bed
9(rntee @inboIt 51 eebieten. sIl4
@egenmittel ioll bos aSri1l5ip osl
golferIisa berbreitet iperoen. Di1
neue aonnliijion miro ais ~0iDiiiof|
fir itternotionoIe ge5iebiingen* bal
seidlnet. 9rofeIlor Gtepben B. Gig
aau, miro Der goriiter oerieIlt1
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Dcmticbcr bceltaSiet;
Strafc ti,nr 1S 11icnatc

Qoiuo,n. Sya, 9. g(brif. -Grnit
Meuer, elm betagter 3eutiher, Dor
folt 2 syabren 5n Is gionnten
3udlt6ans in Seabenmprtb Degen
gergebens aegen Dos Spiondeegeiet
nnO elmer @elbitrafe bon $3.50 Der.
nrteilt, erbielt beilte glahridjt oab
Scr 9sraiioent Die Stroie geniiloert
babe. @1eier miro Die @el6itroie mO
@erih5fDiten be5aBlen. @r bate ee-
gen ieine gernrteillmg gerliung
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6ern Oie onerifoniidp 5luage IN ben
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biet

0tiinhen, 8. glpril. = Ser T.
april, on nel6em Gage bic Sooiet.
repu6lif ibre 9roflomntion erlieB,
mar in Ntiinden elm Seiertag; bic
StrdBen fparen GuBerIt belebt, bod
fam es 0u feinen arapoIlen. 0ieb.
rere 8erfiigungen fino erloiien NOR.
oen oorurtter Die So5inliiieritng Der
Sbeoter; bereits lit cine aonlniiiion
fir Die 8il6un9 eines RationaItbea.
ters eineeIebt porOen. Gieielbe be.
Itebt aus S9riftIteIlern, Sdauipie.
lern nno Sbeaterre3eniettten. 9lqe
@ei61Ite, tpelde obne maBoebenoen
@runO Die Siiren i6lieBen, merOen
NIT @eiualt ge0ffnet uno i'm Snterei-
ie Der SeffentIidfeit io3ialiitert iuer-
ben. Die sSibrer Der Sobiet ba6en
cine @eiebporlage dllsgarbeitet, laltt
pel1er Gigentltm fonfi85iert meroen
ioQ. Inter 0ieier 9eItirrlnung Iol-
len alle 8ernogen bon $4,000
W1art ino oariiber neggenomlnen
iuerOen. Gin Geil Der Suntnte miro,
fonfis5iert un0 Der Heit bonn Stoat
iibernommen, Ser Den legitinien Gi-
gentiinern onfiir 3 Bis A 4ro5ent
3inien aoblt. IS lit ferner oie 9lb.
ii6t. 8o1nlngsntieten uno gtab.
rungsmitelpreiie nit @epolt berltn.
ter5uieben. Gs lit nod ni4t betanrt,
tpeI1er 9titteI man iid bier5u beoie.
neu miro. Die @ebrbeitsio3ialiIten
i'm iiioliden 3etL @oberns baben iid
groBtenteiIs ben Sooiets nngefGloi.
ien.
Gr.a6nig bon 8aDern beimatlos.
Bern, 8. g[ptil. - Ser bejabrte
GT.aonig 2uotpig bon 8opern ipeiIt
gegeilip1rtig bel 0en 6iiriten bon
2ihtenitetn on Der Sbipei3aSDroler
@ren3e gead Der aipeiten baperii6en
Rebolution Gn0e Gebruar begob iid
2uotpig lit 8egleitltng bon 5rpei Die.
nern nod Dem &urort &ufItein IN
Seiterrei1 .Gprol, tuuroe dber bort
erfarmt uno tpar @egenIton0 Iebbnf.
ter 9emonitrotionen ieitens Der
Sportoter. Gr iab itd i6lieBli9 9e-
5tpuneerl, fin1 oem einiom gelegenetI
OebtaI 5iritd5u5ieben, mo er IN ei.
nem 9orfe oos 2eben eines gelpobn.
Ii6en 9duern fiibrte. Oft bemerfte
er 81 ieiner llmgebung: rSSSSr meinen
oGten Gaeen babe i6 feiren Srt. mo
id neiu Saupt biltlegen fann.4
Die syod-Gr56erser &unfereuS.
Berlin 8. &pril. - 0ie 8eitlng
glm 0aittng neI6et, onB oos afpi.
iden Sod uno graberger ipegen oes
9urd5uees polnifher &ritppen Oltrd
0eittides @ebiet getroffene 11eberei1.
founlen auf oenlielben Glide I'M.
ter5ei1net tuuroe, an ipeI9em aoiIer
8ilbelm feline neutrality-suspicious.
tinterihrieb. 9ient1no da0eres tuob1s
te Der graberger.6od Gonferena BET.
9eiOe beiprdden aud 6es 2dngeren
bic irnere Gage Geliti6Ionos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-09
%rdiioenttn=9ampfcr
fa6rt anl Ia. Npril ab
1tnS aac fraecn dneitlidt, tuas Sas 81 beccMten
bot; frditSent 1pilicn mag Sic lsonfcren5
sum SrieSensi6lm6 sUinget.
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ggaI6ington, 8. s(priI. - Ser
Sransportoompfer @eorg @oibing-
ton, Der ben &rdlioenten 5neimol
nad sgrunfrei6 bradte, miro uabr-
icbeinIid om II. april nod 6ronf.
reid in Gee ite9en
Die ariessberantDOrtlidfeit
Garis, 8. glpril. -Gs puroe berte
balboffi5iell nngefiinoigt, ooB fif
oie g@roBen &ier" auf Die sSragen
betreffs Der 8erantiuortli1feit fiir
0en arieg geeiniot bu6en.
Sriebensidlmf mieScr bebrpbt.
9aris, 9. glpriI.-lleber oie 8ils
6ung elmer Sopiet gfepublif in
Niinfen tut Iif unter oen 5rieoens-
belegafen 9eiorgnis fund. Sollte
fi6 Die 01iindener gegierltng bdlten
fGnnen, oann miro e8 notig ietn,
3ipei Srieoensbertrage nit ben
Geuti6en 8u idIieBen-einen NIT
Miindeu, Den ouOeren nit Berlin.
Die .@roBen Gier" iatten 9eitern
FIRE 8eipredungen iiber Die 5rage,
mer 0ie @eranttuortli6feit fin ben
Grieg trGqt. uuo oas Saorgebiet8s
problem fort. gadd Ser geltrigen
aonferen5 begob ftd Der 8r1iioent
iofort 8u gett; feline @rfdItung lit
rod nidt boIitdn0ig eeboben
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QerneIaet; 9r1fioent @iIion bot Die
9lbii6t, Die Professionalism 81
Spiugeit. iofort 6rie0en gu ihlieBen
inter 9eoingltngen peldle Die ents
Ipre6enocn &egierllngen bereits an.
gnonlnen bnbeu. Sollte oieies nift
geIingen 10 ihlagt Der 8rdiioent
Dor, baB Die Ser. Staaten ibre olrs.
ldn0ii6en stngelegenbeiten nod III
rem eigenen @utOiiilfen unO nod
ibrer etgenen SSnttiatibc regeln iol'
len. Gos ideint Die 8ebeutrng oes
eiIigen gufe8 5u iein, mel6en Serr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-09

8ilion nod Dem 81ntpfer George
@oIbngton aitsgeiduot bat. Dies lit
felt benz g[ttentot altf GIenuenceau
ser oitfgeregtefte Gag Der 6rie0etis.
fouferen5. Set beiite am friihen
Morgen bot oie Mrnlee Der 8erid]t- n
eritotter beltGifoig ouf Der 2nuer
Qeftonoen @tipas @ro6es Iiegt IN
Ser Cuff, nber itientano Togt Slt
It1ben, mas eg iein fGnnte. glbpr
lopipl fiiblt jeOer, onB es Der fritz
fife Gag in Der 8eItgeibihte 1T, ID
BEL peitent fritii9er oIs bic 0lln-S
feIIten Gage I'M groBen 4riege. Gnt.
iAei6ung -efttipeoer nlif 0ieienl Me.
ge ooer ouf ienem-itebt bebor. Sic
mag bieaeidt nidt ioforf befanIt
gege6ell meroen, bor ollenl ilidbts
Denn fie Die boIIe 8erit6noignfe er.
hnlten Ic[te. glber es erI1eiat
iider, oaB, ebe Die Some itnfer.
geben mirb1 Die bier 6rieoensbnlt.
nleiiter piiien peroet1, Oh ibr bal6
poIlenoetcr gal 5iliammenfalen
miro mic Elm Gnrtenbnits, ooer ob lie
aus Ser Wieirge bon berlbieoenarti-
gem MateriaI etipos sitiautlnergs.
miIdt baben, tporaug Tie ettpns sye-
tes-8arrnonie erridten fonllen,
obne tpeIhe lire glrbeit ein 6ebl.
1d)lag fem iniir6e.
&leine Mafte ttmsafrieben.
Garis, 8. gpril. Gas 8orgeben
Ser iogenonnten o@roBen Bier
Oie 8eilegung eroBer 4roblenle ols
Iein an8Sufiibren, bat unter ben
@ertretern Der fLeinen Ma6te eroBe
ltn5ufrieoenbeit erregt. Gle betr0h.
Ten 0os 8orgeben Der o@roBelt
gipr" ols Gin be5eiduerines @eiipieL
ser @ebcinlDiploIuatie gegeIl iuelde
0oh 0ie dlliierten Stuotsnl1ntleE
felt benz ariegsausbrii1 I'M 9Lligiiit
1914 10 itorf SteIlung gerommellS
Dd6en.
2as 9ansie-llcbereinfomnteil
3aris, 8. apriI. Die nidf-
onltIide Stiuttllltng in bo[itiiden
areiien 6obier aiibert Iih Sien1liM
bitter baaiigIih oes NIT 9eutidDlanD
getroffenen aonlprorflilies llitO oes
y3medloien 3ugeltdtlonilies an Die
2eltihen" in Sa1en oes Gurdl-
suges hoInii1er Sr1ppen 0urf 0eiifs
Ides @ebiet, norerit obne Beuubnlig
Nes SafenS bon 9allsig, auf inel.
6en Die 9Solen AM nteiIte1t 1erIeiien 4
iin0. 3eIegotionen teilen iebo1 6ieie /
glnffoliung niht; fie fagen, oas
Gedt, 0al18ig 5n benuben, iei feittes.
megS preisgegeben tporDen. SSSnoeal
ii9 Die 3eutiden 5ur gefor0eritiig I
Ger po[niiden Sritppen ouf beiit. 4
ihen giienbobnen berpflidteteit iei Z
Die brontpte Iransferieriing eiiter I
eroBen 3obL Oieier Srnppen inner.
hulb biar8ebn Eogelt gsfihert iDor.
Sen, tnGbreno onoernfans, tDegeit
Mlangels an Sdiffen Der Trans.
port Der polnii6en 2egioil bait&
SSranfreih nod 9on3ig 8ipet 9ars
note o0er ntebr erforDert bnbelt3
lpiiroe. Son Gaarihnll Sod ielberz
mar Der Slan Der 8ef0rnerititg iibsrN
2anO uripriineIi6 nusgeganeen.
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MefterberiML

SSiir Smo1a uno l1nigebusa
aeaen ODER Gbnee beute ubenb|
gieustag idon. aeine 2Genoerlial
liz ser 3eniperatur
sir g1ebrasfa: Gum EeiI belu5I
beuie a6eno, gleseu ooer Gdlnee Il.
oitlidyen Tel; 9ienstoe ou9ails|.
ld0n mo iparmer irl ipeftIIdSsH Tsl<
,yiir Soma: Regen belitS obzlI
picIIeidt oltfgeflart GieFsing il'e1
gen. aoIter i'm iiib0iiIidsa 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-09
OSeiia in Sen P6nSeit
Ser rcten 1tkrniner

garis, 9. glpril. Die Sobiet.
truppen ser Ukraine ioIlen Sbeiia
eingenomtnen Gnben, ooh feblt Der
gta6ridt oie offi3ieQe geitdtigung.
(G0eIia 1T Der groBe rltiiiide Safen
am S1mor5en geer.)
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q. 3. 9ler5te iussen 1le6ertrctans
6es 6arris e5eietes berbaitet.

gaep gorf, 9. Qlpril. = SedS
9ler8te uno 4 9rosiiten iino bier
ueqen @ergebens eegen Oas Sorris
@eetes perboitet morOeu 5iHf8ig
gserionen, 0ie Die berboteneu Grogen
benutfen ii. Grogeu i'm 8erte bon
$25, 900 iirIen ocr Yoli5ei IN Die
ndnOe.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNpK1
PERMIT tNo ssa). AUrH0RIxEp 81 THn
ACT OF OCTOBER s 1a17, on FILE IA
THE POST OFFICE or OMAHA. NEDH
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 5. BuRLEsoN. POSTMASTER -GFNERAIz
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29

. E. P. Stacy & Sons, C. L. Stacy.
T. w. Stevenson Co., G. Fay Will
| ard.
The Tenny Co., F. C. Tenney.
Trotter Detective Bureau, Chas. F
Trotter.
United States Rubber Co., M. C
O'Harra.
United States Rubber Co., (Mechan-
ical goods division) E. P. Gale.
Universal Portland Cement Co., J.
c. Van Doom. >. ..
We'll Wheaton Rubber Co., Fred
We'll.
Wells-Dickey Co., Terrence Fiske.
Weyerhaeuser Sales Co., c. E. Isen-
berger.
neutrality-suspicious. Co., P. R.
MacMichael.
Western Union Telegraph Co., J..
c. Nelson, Commercial Supt., Louis F.
Wise, Local Manager.
Woodward Newhouse Co., O. T..
Newhouse.
Wyman, Partridge & Co., Earl
Partridge, Stanley. Partridge.
Northwestern Furnace & Supply Co
E. L. Taynes.
The special will arrive at Sank
Centre next Wednesday at 1:2O p. no.,
over the Great Northern, coming from
Osakis; it will leave over the N. P.
for Willard and GlenWood at 300
o'clock.
This meeting is of considerable i'm
portance to Sank Centre and the
Herald would suggest that President
Bergman of the Commercial Club
make every effort to have a large
delegation meet the Minneapolis
gentlemen upon their arrival from
Osakis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29

atlng forces cannot be retained and
needed extensions and satisfactory
service cannot be provided.
PETIT JURORS REPORT MONDAY.
The following petit jurors are
scheduled to report for duty at
st. Cloud next Monday: Mike Adrian
Frank Schegel, Grain; Joseph Renolk-
en-, Oak; Doerner, L. A. Hiemenz,
Barney Meyer, George W. SCHNEIDER,
St. Cloud; Fred Donath, William
Schroeder, Sam Reed, Paynesville;
John M. Fuchs, Lake Henry; Fred
Hackmann, Grove; George Herberger,
Louis Job, Albany; Anton Jung,
Barney Uphus, Ashley; Zeno Moser,
Fred Rehkamp, Melrose;, Nick Orth,
Sank Centre; Peter Rouhle, Fair
Haven; Blasius Scherer, Collegeville;
Peter Schoenborn, Clements Schweg-
mann, Paul Winter, Spring Hill;
John Schommer, Brockway; John
Staples, st. Joseph; N. K. Stein,
Luxembourg; Phil Thull, Wakefield;
Albert Voight, st. Augusta.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29
THE TENT~CATERPILLAR.

The tent caterpillar is doing an i'm
mense amount of damage to fruit
trees and shade trees of various
species, especially the passwords.
The pest appears now as a small
striped backed worm, devouring the
foliage. When shaken from branch
they suspend themselves by spinning
a thread like a spider. On the
branches webs will also be found.
Later on these caterpillars develop
into moths, but the worms are
dangerous ones.
The most effective treatment should
have been begun before this, but they
may be now controlled, to certain
extent at least, by spraying the trees
with the usual strength of arsenate of
lead. Spray thoroughly, using about
1 OF. Of the lead per gallon of water.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29
RED CROSS BUREAU DOING
WONDERFUL WORK IN LOCAT-
ING SOLDIER BENEFICIARIES

Cooperating with the Bureau OF
War Risk Insurance in the work OF
locating benefciaries of men who died
in service the American Red Cross
through its Bureau of Allotment In
quiries, has succeeded in tracing 9,7OO
OF $4,000 cases investigated up to May
1. The Red Cross bureau is one of
the many agencies used by the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance for this pun
pose. The Bureau of War Risk In
surance, adhering to it's policy of de-
livering checks only to allottees, ex-
periences great difficulty in carrying
out this plan as result of frequent
changes of address.
After every reasonable effort has
been made by the Bureau of War Risk
to locate those entitled to the govern
ment's checks the names of the miss
ing benefciaries are turned over to
the Red Cross Bureau which, through
Home Service sections of the organic
alton that exist in the most remote
parts of the country, is able to con-
duct more exhaustive search. Red
Cross workers canvass the neighbor-
hood where the missing family OR
relative formerly lived and in most of
the cases manage to get clue to
their present whereabouts. The Red
Cross bureau is endeavoring to help
tho War Pick Tnc11ranoa RI1Daau find
the owners of $4,000 checks.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS RE-
QUEST RETURN OF PROPER
TIES. TO PRIVATE CONTROL

Immediate restoration of the tele-
phone properties of the country to
private control, with such legislation
as may be necessary to provide for
the deficit the government has in
Cured during the period of federal
control, is urged upon the Congress
now in session, by Theo. N. Vail, head
of the Bell Telephone System, and
G. w. Robinson, president of the AS
ISOLATION of Independent Telephone
Companies in the United States.
A statement making such recon-
mendation has been submitted to the
members of Congress, signed jointly
by the presidents of the telephone in
terests.
The Bell and Independent telephone
heads declare that if present condi-
lions continue the credit of the oper-
ating companies will be impaired,
proper expenses cannot be met, oper-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29
TRADElbOOSTERS !.
VISIT JUNE FIFTH
CONTINUED from page ~

sion Committee, and L. F. Bolser
chairman of the Tour Committee, will
be in general charge of the visitors
program. The list of those in the
Minneapolis party to date follows:
Air Reduction Sales Co., G. w
Irwin.
American Tent & Awning Co., C.
M. Rawitzer.
Andrews Hotel, H. A. Rogers.
N. P. Benson Optical Co., N. P,
Benson.
Benson Stabeck Co., B. F. Benson
Bradshaw Brothers, Dawson Brad
shaw.
Butler Brothers, O. L. Schultz, F.
J. Kearns.
Butler Mfg. Co., C. C. Crouch.
Central Supply Co., A. L. Potter.
Century Milling Co., E j. Hoag-
land.
Geo. A. Clark & Son, R. w. Hirsch.
Chamber of Commerce, John G.
McHugil.
Cobb Strecker Agency, Robert L.
Cobb.
The Daily News, George D. Flynn.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-05-29
GRADUATION EX-
ERCISES TONIGHT
Continued from First Pape)

with duets by Misses Grace Iverson
and Virginia Clyborne, a solo by Miss
Elsa B. Triebel, of St. Paul, and Rad
er's orchestra.
Supt. M. D. Ayga1n will present
the class to John N. McGibbon, presi-
dent of the School Board, and he in
turn will present the forty-four grad
yates with their diplomas. Rev. E.
E. Thompson, pastor of the M. E.
church, will deliver the invocation and
pronounce the benediction. The fol-
lowing is the program, arranged in de-
tall
Selection ...... RAIDERS Orchestra
Invocation 49,. Rev E. E. Thompson
Duet, Come May With All Thy
FlOWef .................
Grace Iverson and Virginia Clyborne
Salutatory ..............Ol Oliver Cass
Address ......... DR.. Lotus Coffman
Duet, "Sing, Sing Birds on The
wing,
Grace Iverson and Virginia Clyborne
Valedictory .......... Leone Ingram
Selection ........ Raiders Orchestra
oolo 49,. ......'.,..... Selected
Miss Elsie B. Triebal, st. Paul.
Presentation of Glass .......
........... Supt. NJ. D. Aygam
Presentation Of Diplomas .....
........... Mr.. J. n. McGibbon
Berediction go. Rev. E. E. Thompson
Selection ........ RAIDERS Orchestra
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are transferred to France and Bel
GUM. The heart interest is wonder
fully strong through the entire pro-
duction and Miss Phillips reaches the
very exacting climaxes with a ma
turalness and sincerity that are real
The success of "The Heart of Human
ity" production at the Caughren fur
nishes conclusive evidence that the
people of this community will patron
ize the best in filmdom. The RAIDER
orchestra handled the difficult music
with "The Heart of Humanity" in a
very satisfactory manner.
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A WONDERFUL PICTURE.

During the past few years Manager
DuBeau has presented number of
the big motion picture attractions at
the Caughren theatre, but judging by
comment "The Heart of Humanity"
featuring Dorothy Phillips, was the
most satisfying. The story opens in
Canada shortly before the declaration
of hostilities in 1914; later the scenes
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Church Notes
Church of the Good Samaritan.
T@@lo1r. pn1fot.

Services Sunday, June list: Holy
communion and sermon at 1890 a. m
Sunday School at IL to p. m. The
evening service will be omitted dur
ing the summer months.
Invitations have been received fol-
the celebration of the Golden Wedding
of Bishop and Mrs. Morrison at Du-
luth on Tuesday, June 3rd. All the
members of the Diocese are expected
to attend. The annual convention
will be held in Trinity Cathedral on
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 3rd
and 4th.
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F. M. Davies, F. M. Davies.

DA. DdNlCS, l. w. DdNlSS.
The Dayton Co., j. J. Louis.
Deere & Weber Co., C. H. Horn
burg, ]. w. Thomas.
Dodson, Fisher, Brockmann Co., R
G. Mitchell,
Drake Ballard Co., Geo. C. Jones.
Edison Photograph Co., Geo. Comp
ton.
Excelsior Bakery Co., Lewis F
Goleer.
First & Security National Bank
Stanley 'Bezoier.
Gamble-Robinson Co., Ross A.
Gamble.
Gold-Stabeck Co., w. o. Newhouse
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., A.
KoehEer.
Gopher Hardware Co., A. H. Anger.
VIM. H. Hale & Co., VIM. H. Hale.
Hall Hardware Co., G. E. Hall.
Chas. F. Hermann, Chas.. F.
Hermann.
Geo. A. HORNED & Co., J. w. Yell
and. =.
Asher Howard, Asher Howard.
Janney, Semple, Hill & Co., R. M.
Balch.
W. B. G. W. G. Jordan, W. A.
Jordan.
Kondon Mfg. Co., T. N. Kenyon.
John Leslie Paper Co., Arnett W..
Leslie, Frank P. Leslie.
Linsay Brokers' Co., Chas. E..
Woodward.
Mcclellan Paper Co., E. w. Nc
Clellan.
Mcdonald Brother Co., F. L. Nc
Donald.
Metropolitan National Bank.
Midland National Bank, w. R.
Murray.
Minneapolis Bedding Co., Henry H.
Way.
Minneapolis Civic & Commerce AS
ISOLATION, H. M. Gardner, J. S. Cady,
J. E. Tatem, Ralph E. Young.
Wholesalers & Jobbers Section,
E. C. Hillweg.
MINNEAPOLIS Drug Co., Henry
Doerr.
Minneapolis Journal, w. S. Jones,
T. w. Jones.
Minneapolis Tribune, w. S. Will
Jams.
Minneapolis Paper Co., w. E.
Swartwood.
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co.,
Geo. L. Gillette.
Mpls., Trust Co., Henry V. Bruch-
holz.
MINI. Kohl Casket Co., Fred E.
Reusswig.
MINI. Linseed Oil Paint Co., E. T.
Jones.
MINI. Loan & Trust Co., J. R.
Byers.
Mimi. Stove Co., E. A. Campbell.
Mullowney Printing Co., J. D. Null
owney.
National Casing Co., E. J. Carlson.
Geo. R. Newell & Co., Aug. F.
Foerkey.
Northwestern Glass Co., E. G..
Kischel.
Northwestern Knitting Co., Frank
S. Gold, J. A. Munson.
Northwestern National Bank, A. A.
McRae. -.
N. w. School Supply Co., Geo. A.
Hanson.
w. S. Mott Co., Wilbur c. Fiske.
S. G. Palmer Co., A. B. Loye.
The Paper Supply Co., c. r.
Hartinger.
Parke, Davis & Co., c. L. Kerr.
Pittsburgh & Ashland Coal & Dock
Co., Henry O'Mally, R. o. Eastman.
H. Poehler Co., A. H. Poehler.
Puffer-Hubbard Mfg. Co., H. M.
Puffer.
Rogers & Co., Harlan A. Rogers.
Reinhard Brothers Co., II. H. Rein
hard.
Russel1-MilIer Milling Co., Harold
R. Ward.
= Salisbury & satterlee Co., K. B.
Salisbury.
Leo Shapiro Company, Leo Shapiro.
Simmons Hardware Co., T., G. Dy-
mond, G. E. Reinert.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. E. E. Thompson. Pastor.
The services in the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, June LIST,
will be in the usual order. Divine
worship at 1920; Sunday School at
Has; Epworth League service at Z
and preaching again at 8 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited.
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Our Lady of the Angels Church.

Rev. John A. Fearon, Pastor.
8 a. m. High Mass, sermon and
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
First Holy communion of children.
After Mass enrolment of children in
the Scapular of Mt. Carmel.
10 a. m. Low Mass with sermon.
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St.. PauPs Church.
Rev. Anthony Art, Pastor.
Sunday-Low Mass at 800 a. m;
High Mass at 1000 a. M; Vespers at
7:30 p. m.
Week Days-Mass at 800 a. m.
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Congregational Church Notes.
Rev. C. S. Sparkes, Pastor.
Morning service at 1000 on Sun
day next. Sunday school at 1880.
No other services on Sunday.