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The sun., 1919-06-01
WOULD SELL OLD ARMY POSTS.
War Department Plans Training
Large Units An Future.

wAsHINoToN, May 81.-Renewal Of
he recommendation to Congress that
he old army stations and posts in the
South and West, most Of them relics o,
ioneer days, be abandoned is understood
=, be planned by the War Department
Ne department would utilize some for
ospital or ether Government purposes
nd sell tn, ,mainder.
Army officials say maintenance Of
these posts not only has been dispropor-
ionately expensive but has actually
weakened the effort TO organize an
fficient army by scattering the various
elements throughout the country. The
basic idea OF the new military policy OF
ne General Staff Is the training Of large
units at one time in order that the
officers may be accustomed to handling
{ visions and corps.
The sun., 1919-06-01
HELD FOR EXTRACTION.
Harry Horowitz to Face Robbery
Charge in New Jersey.

Harry Horowitz. 20. of 11s Gerry
street. Brooklyn. charged with taking
part ina holdup at the new club house
In Eweng, a suburb OF Trenton, N. j.,
on February 0. was held on arraignment
In Brooklyn. yesterday for extradition
without bail. Two other men arrested
with him were, released for lack of iden-
tification.
The holdup was accomplished with I'M
tering the club house at a housewarming
party. All the men at the party were
searched and $4,000 in cash taken with
about $1,000 worth OF jewelry. Some of
the clubmen managed to save their
money by concealing It in their hats.
The police would give no details of the
Investigation that led to the arrest.
The sun., 1919-06-01
FOUR KILLED IN CRASH.
Train Hits Automobile ut Column
bus, Ohio, Crossing.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 31.--Four per-
sons were instantly killed here to-day
when the automobile in which they were
riding was hit by a Big Four passenger
train at the North Ogden avenue cross
ing. r-t.......
The dead are: Mr.. and Mrs w. a.
Houden of Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John COPYRIGHT Of Columbus.
The dead women were sisters. The
Houdens were visiting the Courtrights
and had driven downtown to witness
the parade of the 324th Artillery. which
had arrived from France.
The machine was snnn s''"' ~~'7 eyed
a distance of several hundred yards.
The sun., 1919-06-01
BoLSHEvIK POWER WAVES
Washington Hears Russians Are
Gradually Awakening.

Special Despdtch 10 THE SUH.
WASHINGTON, May 31.--According to
latest information reaching the State De-
partment. the Bolshevid have now lost
much Of their power in Russia
In response tolkGSuirIsss officials said
that there are no signs OF any greater
DISCRIMINATION than has existed for the
last few months and that conditions
otherwise were about the same excepting
that the Bolshevik leaders seem to be
slowly but surely losing their power
over the people.
The sun., 1919-06-01
100000 BUILDING HIS GIFT,
Detroit's Mayor Plans Memorial
for War Nurses.

nurses who served during the world war
Detroit's millionaire Mayor, James Cou-
gems, will present to the oity 100000
memorial nurses home he announced
to-day.
The building will include besides home
features a gymnasium, swimming pool,
tennis courts and other recreational IA
cilities; q theatre and dancing hall and
an infirmaty. 1t will be six stories and
ia by 1t7 feet.
The sun., 1919-06-01
POLES CAPTURE sTANIsLAU.
Dfsarm C<rafnian Garrison in Ga.
lician Vantage Point.

BAsLE, May 31.-The Poles have. &C.
cupied Stanislau. Galicia. seventy five
miles south southeast Of Lemberg, &C.
oording to an official announcement from
Warsaw.
The Ukrainian garrison OF Stanislau
was disarmed by the Polish forces.
The sun., 1919-06-01
Girls Try to Rescue.

The boy, with q number OF playmates.
took his position on rock overhanging
the water. Two girls who were about
twenty feet away from him heard a
splash and rushing to the edge saw
him disappear under the water. Neither
could swim and when he came up the
first time they made an. Intellectual at
tempt to reach him with pole.
A few minutes afterward a troop of
Boy Scouts came along. One OF them
dived down and brought up the body.
The boys made an effort to resuscitate
Bearce and when they were unsuccess-
full called DR.. w. d. Noodle of Valhalla.
DR.. Noodle worked over him for more
than two hours but could not restore
him Mr. Bearce is travelling in Cali
fornia and does not know of his sons
death.
The sun., 1919-06-01

criticised President Wilson for his trip
abroad and his alleged failure to con
suit Congress- leaders. Representative
Hull (Ten.). Democrat retorted that
professional politicians chronlcally
playing politics were as bad as the
/. w. w." and welcomed close scrutiny
OF the Democratic partys part In the
conduct of the war.
The suggestion that the President had
received advice while abroad from Henry
White. Republican member of the Peace
was questioned by Repre-
sentative Jongworth (Ohio). Republic
can. who said such statement must have
been wrong"
The sun., 1919-06-01
Lonsworth Gets Sarcastic.

''Only the other day heard" said Mr..
Longworth, that number OF friends
had elaborated In buying box Of toys
to send to Mr. white to give him some
thing to do while Col. House and the
President were attending to the affairs
Of the Peace Conference"
Representative Garner tTexas), Dem
ocrat, said "Mr. White would not toler.
ate any such indifference to him Il
member Of that commission. and would
not remain on IL IL he did not get moro
to do than to play with a bunch Of
toys"
II am quite sure he did a wise thing
In selecting Mr.. Henry White" Mr.
Moore stated, because he has given
the President little trouble over there
and has usually agreed with the Presl-
dent on everything"
The sun., 1919-06-01
LUXURY TAX REPEAL
HITS SNAG IN HOUSE
Unlocked for Opposition
Causes Delay, but Sponsors
Expect doption.
TO AID NEW INDUSTRIES
Bills Protecting Potash, Dyes
and Glass Will Be In
troduced.

.wAsHINGroN, May 31.--Unexpected
opposition to the repeal of the luxury tax
section of the war revenue bin developed
to-day in the House, and sponsors OF
several other proposed repeats. ready to
offer substitutes, forced postponement Of
final action until next week. It's sup
porters, however, said adoption was GER
tain. as-.
Representatives Cannon, Republican
(Tll) Thomas (Ky.). and Sim (Tenn.) i.
Democratic, led the attack against the
repeal, which was unanimously proposed
by the Ways and Means Committee and
easily had passed the House In the last
Congress. Chairman Fordney. Republic
can, and Representative Kitchin IN. CO.,
ranking Democrat OF the committee,
urged repeal.
Opponents. however. in attacking the
proposal, declared that 1t would only re-
move costly articles, including wearing
apparel, from taxation, which could BE-
borne without financial injury to con-
sumers. Advocates of the repeal de-
clared the tax was levied IN time OF war
to discourage expensive purchases and
prevent their manufacture, but admitted
that the loss of $S5. 100000 revenue ex-
pected to result from the levy would be
keenly felt by the Treasury.
Industries to BE Protected.
During debate Chairman Fordney an
nounced that separate tariff measures
designed to protect American industries
developed during the war would be Of
fered soon to Congress by the Ways and
Means Committee. He named the potash,
the dye and the laboratory glass indus
tries as among those to receive first con-
alteration. He declared also his desire
to shift the excess profit taxes from cor
porations to stockholders, asserting that
such action would encourage industry
and increase employment.
Considerable political discussion was
injected into the debate. Representa-
five Moore (Pa.), Republican, charged
the Administration with extravaganza.
The sun., 1919-06-01
BOY SCOUTS DROWN
AT JERSEY OUTING
One Goes to Aid Of Comrade
Struggling in the Shrews-
bury River.
ANOTHER BATHER LOST
Mrs. Nicholas Brogan Rescued
From Lake on Wiley Es-
tate in Greenwich.

An accident which resulted in the
drowning Of two Boy Scouts brought to
a gloomy end an outing which several
hundred were having yesterday at Red
Bank, N. J.
The boys. mostly members of the
Monmouth County Boy Scouts. had
pitched their tents on the bank of the
Shrewsbury River and were enjoying
themselves at various outdoor pastimes
when John Bunkhurst OF Long Branch
went into the water In midstream from
a small rowboat Whether he fell or
dived in 10 not known, but It was soon
evident to the other boys that he could
not care for himself.
Alfred Kausch. IL, son of Mrs. Anna
Kausch of Brooklyn, who was visitor
at the party, jumped in to save his
friend, but found himself equally unable
to swim In the midstream waters. Both
boys went down while two other boys
left in the boat, George Holmes and
John Abeles, both of Long Branch, made
futile efforts to rescue them.
The bodies of Kausch and Bunkhurst
we're. recovered. but efforts at resuscita-
ton failed.
Entangled In Fish Line.
Another Saturday drowning reported
was IIiht VI &HOEHJoh AoAitT 40 VI otoih7
ford, Conn. who became entangled in a
fish lire while swimming in the Rip
powan River near his homo and was un-
able to extricate himself.
Mrs. Nicholas Brogan. wife of the
superintendent OF the w. Herbert Wiley
Sanitarium at Greenwich, Conn.,, had a
very narrow escape when boat cap
sized. throwing her into a large artificial
lake on the Wiley estate. She succeeded
In clinging to the stakes of an iron
bridge until Miss Agnes Spellman Of
Cos Cob. an expert swimmer and sports
woman. came to her rescue. Mrs. Bro
gan was In a semi-conscious condition
when taken ashore.
Charles Oliver Bearce, seven-year- ofd
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. oliver H. Bearce
Of North White Plains, was drowned
yesterday afternoon while fishing In the
northern part Of the White Plains reser-
voir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Roscoe.

Soiepb Miin8buber if, raboem er iein
8arenablieferunesgef@dft Dem Robert
gnselbart fdufli6 nbsetreten, na9 0ti11<
neapolis nbgerett, tpo er Die Bintermoz
nate berbleiben tpirb.
Sran Stint bon g1orb 9afotn mar anf
einige Sage n%ngenebmer @ait Der bier
pobnbafften Samilie Eobias 9ormarn.
Sbomas 8ac8fotpsfi bielt ii6 mebrere
Enge b%ergangener ISOLDE @ei@dfte balber
IN Minneapolis auf.
SRI. Stint, gobter Der SSatnilie 8ern@
barb Stint, unter5og it@ I'M 8i6nnono
8oipita1 eiter i6tpierigen Operation, an
beren Solgen fte INNER nod f9tper letz
Bet.
Cine @n3ab1 iunger 2eute bon bier
nobnten Der IN @i9monb gum 8eften
bes oortigen 9oipitals beranfalteten
tbeatralif9en l1nterbaltung BEL.
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n SSofepb 9orrbrods gan5e 8eit lit bon
Ser Wrbeit OH 5einer MnisihGlmafdine iii

Observation-Disclosures
81 SSofepb gornbrods gan5e 83eit 1T borl
Ser grbeit an ieiner Maisi6dlmafibiin i,
Mn5pru9 gennu11ten.
9llbert 8onerteDer beniibte bic lesten
adt Gage Dor benz Dnntlagurgstase 5nnt
@erfanb bon Iebenoigen1 uno gei6laebte<
tenn GefIii8el.
s. q. @dnIte unb Sndter Qouiia iprd&
den Iette @od6e in Geiddfteu in ben
8tpiuingsitdbten bor.
Seinri1 Martbnler M1b sSsrnlt BON gBeft
linton genoKen 5onntng bier bic @ait,
frennbS6aft Der gnmilie Mi6, 5dmies
fling.
Srnn3 9ierfbiiing, tpelder mebrere
8oben auf bie &~ranfenfh1be an8epieien
mar. 1T our 6Srenbe ieiner Gnseb0riger.
iotpeit bergeteM, haB ct tpieber ieiner1
gngestperf nadgeben lam.
gu ieinem so. @eburtstage tplrbe
Sermann s. Meber bon ieit1en gertparb>
ten unb Sreunben in ber5ltder 8eiie be-
gribt nnb beglidtpinf6t.
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Rofpiue.

@odtp. Bfarrer P. Snlils, % g.,
mar lebte ISOLDE nit Nnfnabme beg 3en=
fus Der @emeinoe befGdftigt nn6 nabm
5u eleiber 3eit cine &onefte fir bag in
ct. gIou6 neu 5u erri6tenoe 9i65eim<
8nifenbaus auf.
@3ebriber Soiepb nnb 9ominit 8al1i@
iinb bon gbgelp, Sc. g., no tie pdbreno
Der CONNER unb @~erbitnonate bef9df<
tist tparen, mad bier 5u~ridgefebrt.
Brnn Matb. S6mit, 5obn Miidael nrb
S06ter 9liiabetb unb Sberefia e%ritattez
ten Der in ct. gIoub erfranften Sralt
gliiabetb NbIes einen Sonntagsbeiu6.
gilbert MeDer, Gattin uno &inoer bon
Norman COUNTY, Minu., erfreuten Tire
bier pobnenben @erpnnoten nit mebrtdr
9igem Befu6e.
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fsrrsnlsiss 6ut
@sutau non Marie 8ernbarb

ipi1oen un6 ole fdtperetl ourfIer
'Shatten III Dram 2eben, 6as mir 10
.bel 1n6 freunblih tpie 111lr mDgliih
geitalten modbtten> empfinoen nar6e?
gger il Der @elt fat Elm Medt, Das
bon ms 5l berlnngen22"
nyfierlar6 nl -6as Ma6-
den felblt!1 bemerffh 1rnu Gr6rnn,,111.
NIT uniiderer Sfimme.
Isle ten11e1t lie ia nidt!" REF Grou
Dora einoringliid. vRs9enren ur16 be-
1rteilen tie midi, pie mir .es tu1l
fom1n bod bieI - nles 6a-
rallf an, tpie fold Elm Maoden qear.
tet 1T, nidt nabr2 gs gibt 6erbe,
.geiltnoe, robuite Naturen, bie cine
1olbe G%ntbiilung nidt nl3u idtper
11ebr1erL Sic, nod benz erjten Sdred
nno G1mera berbd1ltnigm1Biq raid
oariiber bintpegfomrnen miiroen. Mber
10 1T uniere Gamma nidtl sic tpuir6e
bors2ei6 un6 Sa1nrner bergeben, ser
Sragen uno @lagen mGiren fein Gnoe,
tie fddme ME, 1tie uber bieie troitlofe
Bergangenbeit bin1peg. Cine grubIe-
ride, ielbitqndIerif6e Matur, tpie Sic
ibre, Die miir6eib nit 3tpeifeln mar
tern, Oh tie ms 2eben geb0re, ob tie
Elm 8edt babe, ibr Dafein gu genie
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st 2luauifa.

Ssn Der borfebten Sonntng in unierer
:Rfarrfir6e erbobenen &olefte fir Die
Notleiben6en in 9eutf6lm0 unb DETER
rei9llngarn ging bic Snmtne bon 1910
Elm, tpe1de Dem GERM Siinemann III ct.
Saul, Dem Sefretdr bes 3entraIbereins,
MbermitteIt tpurbe.
Sofepb 56iel IdBt lntpeit Der Stride
|ieiner SSamilie cine neue Bobnung erridz
ten; bic NnBenarbeiten BEG Neuballes
1inb boI1en6et, urb berfelbe lift nnter
Sad gebrnbt. Nnd 1dBt GILBERT @oigt
in Der Ndbe Ser 8farrfir9e Elm ne1es
8obnbal1s ba1en. Sic Qrbeit an bem>
ieI6en tit BIG auf bas SSnnere borange@
|f6ritten.
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ben, Sd bod Die aigenen gllter11 ibr,
5tpie ben nnoeren Rinbern ben 9oo
beitimumt bntten-iolen NH, Die min
iie 5drttGih lieben, & nnf uns nebn1en,
ibr Gdeben unbeilbnr 5l bergiften
Gran gro1ndrn ergriff Deidpid)ti-
ge11o boiie &nno Ser 8itternoen, nifge-
regten gGpau.
ugeein mein liebe @n1oiige 49,
11ein1l Mer bin i'd, uno tpeldes Re9t
bditte iih iolhes al Derlangen2 8enn
tie . 1T, tnie Sic iiie fbiloern, nno
Sic miiien ie ia fe11nen, baben Sic
lie bod groB ge5ogen 11ro unter sS5bbren
Mugen aufftpndfen leben! l1no tper1rl
tie mdg nbnt 5Z s.5.s@
vgIIIbnenl sic abnt bieaeibtl" mari
ff5rnm eiotrotpsfD erregt 6a5ipif9en.
ogSie NtroertmaI bah ib eg boren
mniifen, baB fremoe Weniden fb
~tpul1oerten, Die rndbnlib bas @n0
.uns beioensiH, mir tpie meinem damn
- undGbnIih nidt 1llr I'M MeuBern,
11ein, aud in ben Mnlngen unb Sect
.gungen III nlem! Sd Deib bas bat
fie 11tubig gemadt, un6 e CAB cine
Set, Dor 6rei SSnbren et1pa, % mar
fie 10 ber1noert IN ibrem Beien, 10
Ieltlnm erregt 70 fdeu uns gegen>
.iiiber, onb mir iimuper tpieber oerslrg-
.tpobn fnm, frem6e Menfben font1ten
ibr ettpas eingefliiltert bnben. @ott-
5lob, tie 1T tpie friiber, unb tpe1tn tie
in ibrem @emiit beunr1bigt getpeien
|ift, 10 lit 6ns boriber. Sic oarf mir
tnber o111 n~id]ttpeiter b%el11rubigt mer-
ben - lie 6nrf ni6t! SD Iifebe fur
Die 5olgen nidt ein!"
,9lber tpenn iie MIN nidt ueib, IN
|1pelder 8e5iebl1ng iih gu ibren Glterh
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st. Jofepl.

Nm 9anfingnngstase observation-disclosures
sSobn g. grerer feline 9ertpanbten, lnter
.bieien Sic Sdtpiegermlltter, Bittpe Ca
roIina Mer5. ltnb 5@tpdgerin SCI. Moia
Mer5, beibe BON ct. gIol16, I'M ftt61 ber<
ianmeH, bic benz Danffe1te in gebiibs
renber Beife Me9nung trlgen.
9Sral 8eter 2o6errneier fen, tpel@e
iid I'M ct. MapbneIs SoipttaI gu ct.
glouo elmer Operation unter3og, bat fib
bon beren SoIgen 70 tpeit erboIt, bab tie
in ibren Ba1ntlienfreis e~ntlafen tper6en
fonnte.
Srnn Qeonnrb 8beifen 1T na6b mebrere
Gage Ia1tgem Beinde Bel ibren bier tpob<
member, gltern na6 ibrem 9eim in Wi<
laca 3nrIfgefebrt.
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boraisIide Mebe bes Iodip. Germ Sea-
ron nnnefeiIten Beifnn fnfb.

bor5igli1e HeDe 0eS boGp. Germ SSedS
ron nngeteilten 8eifdu fnnb.
Srou 9einrih Sinnenfan,p ,tn6 506s
ne Zen. Seinrid u11o 2oreu3 ,i16 godtp.
9err s.. Sinnenfamp bon 8rotuns gals
les unb Snieph Nieba,ls itnb arfaugs Ies.
ter @nde bon ct. 2ouis. Ro.. 5uriidges
febrt. po tie ben I'M ct. Nntonius Sos
1pitaI aIs &ranfenpflegerinuen tdtigeu
ebrtp. @dtpeftern 8onifa5 unb @abeutia
gein6 eritatteten.
SIN 2alfe bie1er @ohe tperben bic
8ean1ten Der Central Mtnneiota Butter
mader= nnb Observation-Disclosures
bier cine 8eriammllng baIten our gntz
iperfung Der RIdne fir bic nddfte Sabs
resfonbentiot, bic bier I'M 2aufe bes 0eos
mats Sebrlar itattfinben tpirb.
SIN Der ct. Batridstirde tpurben bor<
Iesten 9ienstag BET elmer INN 6ab 6
11br eeIeienen 8ra,ltnnefie berebelidt al@
phons @olitor unb SRI. Sofepbine Sung.
M6se Dem iungen Raare i'm neien 5ta1tz
De nur Slid erbliibenl
SIN biefisen Soipital ilnter5og ii9 SSran
8n1. @eriping bon 2enore 2afe. @aSf.,
Canada, Die ii6 in Sreeport BEL gertpano>
ten beiudstpeiie aufbdlt, elmer 9liidlt6
be~rlaufenen Operation.
SSrau g. g. l1lmer feierte Mitte lebs
ter 8obe Bel gutter 8eiunbbeit ibren "a.
8eburtstag. iuo31 lift bon ibren Ssreun%
bimen IN ber5lider 8ei1e gratuliert tpltr,
be.
Sodtp. Serr 8uBn,ann eritattete tpdb=
renb Ser eriten Sage b%ergansener Bode
Dem in Siafis aIs 8farrer angeiteuten
bodtp. GERM 8eHenborf einen fre1nb@
i6uftli6en 8efu6.
Srau @eorg Bampab tpurbe i'm bie>
fisen 5oipital ipegen Galeniteinen uno
glinbbarment5iinbung operiert.
Mnfangs letter 8ode habeu @erbaro
5oppe unb @attin ibr Seim bon bier na@
Stein Muni9 berle9t, pdbrenb Samtlte
Sobn Sranf ibren rlm5ug bon 8ibmono
nad bier bon5og uub fi6 in bem fnr5z
Iid sefauften 90. S. finger 5eim bdl1sS
ii6 eineeribtet fat.
So6p. Serr g. 8onr bon NIbertbtae
e~rfreute ben bodtp'iten Mfgr. 9. 8t9ter
NIT 8elu9.
Srau $. IS. 8rofer unb So6ter bon
@inneapolis tparen einiee Sage berganz
sener @o6e bier bel Der Samifie 8. S.
2oesbroef gu @afte, Bel tDel6er @elegen<)
beit GaIpb 8roefer, Ser in ct. Sobns b6<
beren @tubien obliegt, bier Wutter unb
S6tpeiter begriiBte.
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5prin9 Fill.

SIZE gnttin beg gbrif. Seifermann
|befinoet fi6 i'm ct. Mnpbnels Soipital
gu ct. gIoub inter dr5tIi6er Bebanbz
lung, Bic boffentIib cine bal6ige Gene
flung Der Hatientin 8ur Solge BADEN
miro.
Set einem Brn11tnunte, bos Dienstag
Iebter ISOLDE bier bonn bo9tp. 8farrer
1Bfeiffer I'M 9 11br 5elebriert tpur6e, Iie@
zen ibren Ereub11nb 6ur6 Briefersban6
|fegnen BERNHARD BeiB unb SRI. @ertruo
Beber bon bier. Sic 8od5eit fab bel
ben 8rnrteltern i'm &reife elmer beiteren
.@dfei6ar fftatt, bic es an ben ber3lidz
item @liidtpiniden ni6t febIen lieBen.
W0gen ii6 bic ben Neupermdblten ent<
botenen 8inide 5u ibrem 9uten Sort
fomrnen bertpirfIi9enl
Gm eriten Sage bergar1gener ISOLDE
fpur6e ben &unben Der bieiigen BUTTER
fabrif 70 Gents per Bf1rnb fir Sabne
erlnltbt.
Setter @ama9er bat feine 8obnung
tnb bns bn5u geb0rige, 5tpei 2ots nnt<
fai1enbe @rnnofiid Dem gbriitinn 8Ioz
nigm fdufli6 i%iberlnffen, Der ndbftes
8Sribiabr bon ieinem 1teuen gigentum
8e1ib nebmer tpirb.
Mi9. @96nborn bon Mnbnomen mar
in 8egleitung beg &m. @pdtb bon Wab@
nomen bier S%onntogsgaf.
nngefdbr Elm 9ubenb iiunger bieiiger
Mdrner IieBen ii6 Sonntags in ben III
Welrofe b%eftebenben Columbus Sitter
bnn6 anfnebu1en.
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st. NihoIas.

Mdt1tna 2eier in ct. Mtd)plas!
SEER Garl Sbiele mirb am Sams=
tug, BEN 6. DECEMBER 1919, ii@ I'M
Mirtfelos in ct. Mttd)plas befinben,
1t1t MbDnnementsbetrdge fit Ben
uMorbitern" at iibernebmen+
9ieies Sabr aber fam er franfs
beitsbalber ieine e~etn6bnlide &dtno-
fabrt rid)t Madden 1t11b eri11d)f er Sic
Seller, iue1tn fie i5r Enhancement be-
5ableu mullen, lin IN 8irtfelbs Gu
ben a1tfaniuden.
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st. francis.

@err @}nngeI unb feline Irbeitsmann<
|f9nft paren Iebte Bobe in @reb eagle
III Ba1arbeit begriffen.
Sic in Ser 56uIboQe borlebten Sonn<
tag be%ranftnltete %uuterbaltnng mar febr
gut beiudt .Braftiidb mar Der gan5eS6nlz
ral111 nit 2euten mgefiM, Inn Der G1ts<
fibr11ng beg Hrograu11mes, nobel Bic Mitz
glieoer beg @ir9en6ores unb S6ulfinz
Der mittpirfften, 5n In1f6en. Ser babel
~er5ielte G~eingetpinn flpB in Die &ir6en<
faiie.
9err Boblman1l bat gDrfebru1gen fiir
ben Bnu eines rel1en StnIes getroffen,
Der nit gintritt fpu1menoen Sribiabrs
erri1tet tpirb.
2ebrer 8elte mndteI nit SSa1niIie et<
nen 8eiub 6ei IN ct. A:auI tpobnerben
%srennben unb 8ertpnrbten.
Montag purbe Der unterridt in Der
|5dnIe tpieber nufgenp1n11te1.
8aufontraffttor @einri6 GangI bat NIT
ieinen Nrbeitern bic 8nltdtigfeit einge@
felt Biz gum fo1n11en6en 5sSsriibidbre. Ct
man ipdbrerb Der 8ariaifon febr in Qn<
iprud %gerontr1e11 rno bnt 1narbes i60ne
urb feite 8ebd11oe bingeiteIt. 9rei Sdn<
Her, Das bes Saul 8eg1eitner, bes Weid.
I@angI ll1o beg Sran5 S6oI5, Der fiir3z
lid nit SSarniIie bon glrofa nod st.
Srances n115og, nllr6en bon Tim gebaut;;
aud bat e. ben Ban Der Garage gu ct.
Nntbonb beforet. Nebfbem Bat er fiieben
|srobe gdenne1, uno peridiebene 5iIos
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Rid1r11o11o

Sn Der hieiigen Rfarrfri6e ipuroer
am borlebten 9ienstagn1orgen BET einenl
8ra1ta1nte brrd ben bodtp. T. Nbals
bert. 8. g. 3. ebeli6 berbuuoen Baul
gner. Elm ~erfolereider geiddftsn1ann in
@reenipalo uno Sc. SilbegarO Buffer,
|godter Der bier tpobuenben Saauailie R.
q. 8ufen. 0eiit ieinen 9ertponoten llno
greunben piinidt benz iiungen Raare, bds
nnteroe1en tit @reentpnlb ben eigenel
Serb gegriinbet bat, nadtrdgliidd audi Der
Roroitern Elm itets llngetriibtes gbeleben.
Sic gum 8efen bes gfibn1ono 9oipis
tals bier an borIebteu 5Dnntagabeno
bon Dem bier be%iteben6en bentraliiden
Club beranitnltete nllterbaltung, nobel
bns 2uitipieI IAN initiate" our Qnfz
hibrung gelanste, mub in ieber Sinitdt
aIs grfolg be5ei6net neroen, benn bic
8ub5reridar tpar cine re6te grobe nnb
Die 2eiitungen Der auf Der Blbne Mit<
tpirten0er feb nibts at tpiiniden iibrig.
Sn Der camille Gerhard Brinfer ftellte
|fi9 Elm munteres E0Gterden elm. W0ge
es ben gltern itetige Sreuoe bereitenl
Mnd6 mebrere 8o9en langem Iufentz
balte in MinneapoIis nno Caledonia 1T
SRI. Soiepbine &rier ins g%lternbaus 5uz
riaideefebrt.
gugen CITIZEN un0 Sobn Sbntp bon
Sairmont, 81. g., genofien anf einige Sa<
49, 10 49, fZ LZ.S r L
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uem n1nnih.

Sran3 5anb bon bier nnter5og iid
i'm Melroie Soipital elmer Salsoperation,
bon beren Solgen ct ii9 b%oQftdnoig err
bolt fat.
Gin erft bier 8o9en altes &in6 Der
Samilie 8m. Mn6ema6er tpurbe berfels
ben bur9 ben Sob entri1en.
Ser Ssamilie Soiepb gidboff tpuroe Elm
ge1unbes @6bnden geboren. tpo51 ben be-
glIdftten gltern angemein gratlltert
tpnrbe.
Sran Martin @r5mann nnb &tnoer
bon @osfatdepan, Canada, iino bier 5n
Idngerem 8eiuGe bel ben @Itern unb
@robeltern, Gerbar6 90tfoI un6 Srau,
eingetroffen.
s.. 8rotpn nnb @attin bon ct. 8oni>
face erfreuten tire bier als 2ebrerin a1z
geiteate Sodter, bie ebrtp. Sbipefer @es
rarba, 9. q. s., nit m%ebrtdgigem Be-
fu9e.
So1epb 3ierben bon Broots berbraGte
bic b%ergangene ISOLDE BET fetnen bier
ipobnenoen gltert; Setter 3ter0en uno
Srau, Iebtere eritatteteu ibren in ct.
gloub anseiteqteu So6ter, Der ebrtp.
@9mefer gbida, o. q. s.. einen 8ez
iu6.
@eiGtpi1ter 5blbia uno Bertha 56reiz
Der bon 2ittle Sails trafen bier CUR l1e@
bertpinterung in Der Sannilie ibres 8ru<
bers Soiepb S6reiber Elm.
Na9 5tpei Monate tangent 8eiu9e in
Ben @taaten Suinois, Mif1ouri unb CO.
dorado ipraben Sbeo6or @rogeau, @atttn
unb SoGter BEL ben BIER tpobnerben gl~
tern Der Sran @ro9can, Sebafim St6%
finger nnb @atttn auf ibrer 9eimreiie
nab 8isbee, 81. 8, Dor.