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$40; George Blaga, Galati, $40;
loan Necula, Cirna $40; George
Groza, C1rna, $40; Nicolae Stir
bet, Feleag So; George Ghisescu,
Poiana Sibiiului So; Petru Ito
ia, Inferioara So; loan Stefan,
Palos So; Avram Lazarescu, Mar
tinesti So; Toma Corsatea, Ileni
So; loan Ciorogariu, Pianul de
JOS So; George Lucacu, Boldovin
So; loan Faoru, RuSculita S.
Simion Vlad, Sas Sebes So; Pc
tru Boieru, Vaida Recea So; To-
siv Bucurenciu, Brad So; loan
lndricu, Sigistel So; Craciun Sa-
bul So; Chirion Mariu, Rachita
50; Tanasa Ciungan, $5; HE
Miclaus, Cirna So; Nicolae Biscl
Petrifalau So; Mafteiu Todoran
Pianul de JOS So; Nicolac Ursu
Rosia $5; Ilarion Pora So; loan
Neagu, Rahau So; George Rotea
Cirna So; loan NJ. Popa, Vurpal
So; Jacob Pirau, Ilieni So; Iii,
Borcatina. Oravita So; loan Tur
GU. Sulumberg So; loan Bruda
Galati $3.50; George Stroia, Val
deu So; Mitea Epure. Marginest
81; Pavel Duma ST. Vasile Flo
rea, Simbata de JOS 81; Soc. IA
bme". New Castle. Pa. So: Va
Silo Stancu %: Simion Metea 81
loan Jinga So; Tie Gligor s.
loan Bcnta So: Tcodor Birza So
Avram March, 81: Mihaila Dami
an 81. loan Oprea 81; loan A
Sueiu 81: Silivestru Coca 81
I"sif Serbian 81: loan Ardelcal
81; Pavcl p. Bardas 81.
Gu stima:
Nicolae Stan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

fondul halei societatii noastre.
Gu aceasta ocaziune au cinstit
Gu sumele care urmeaza mai la
vale pc colindatori urmatori ma
rinimosi frati Romini:
Vasile Cucu 81; Ignat Iaresci
soc; Lott Cadar 81; F. Cearg. e
81; Micke Endri scot Pavel Catu-
ia So; loan Anciea So; Rev Pa
vel Craciun 81; Pavel p. Cr;l-
ciun ST.; Vasile Moldovan 81; Va
sile Nicoara soc; Vasile Rus 81
Stefan Radu ST.; E. Simar SOC
e. Milijoi 81; l. Sirbu 81; loan
Boitar Soc; loan Cardas 81; A
Marchis So; Y. Marks 81; St.
Marks SOC; loan Marchis soc
M. Codas 81; M. Comutina soc
St. I. Matt So; M. Catrican $1.5O;
V. Ticiu So; d.. Petrisor 81: y
Molin 81; loan Streche soc; Vas
Turi 81; George Dovidon 81; G
Martin 81; G. Curmati soc; n
Filimon soc; G.. Murasan 81. -
Suma totala fncasata este dc
40 dolari 81 25 cent?.
Multumim fratilor mai sus nu
Unit pentru socijinul dat soci"ta
iii noastre, si-i rugam ca 81 G.
lolita ocaziunc 81 hlne voiasca ;
sprijini dupa poslbilita'c sccic
tatea noastra.
in numele societatii ..Inb!rc,
Frateasca" din Mt. Union, Pa.
Vasile Cucu, pregedintc
D. Serbanuta, secre.ar
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G o N v o G A R E, .

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Romina" din Gin
cinnati, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal a lua partc la sedin.
ia extra ordinara, care Va avea
loc Dumineca, 18 Ianuarie 1920,
la orele 2 dupa ameazi, in localu!
din $50 Dayton Str. 49,. ......
Stunt rugati toti functionarii,
att noui, cit 81 cei vechi parti-
cipa 10 accasta sedinta,, avind u
nele chestii foartc importante Gu
privire la bunul mers al organi-
zatiunei noastre.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti mem
bril- a-si achita restantele pima la
datul de mai sus, Ia caz contral
Isl vor perde numarul inregis-
trarii.
In numclc socictatii e.Dacia
Romina" din Cincinnati, Ohio:
lie Bogdan, presedinte.
(9-10)
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Sedinta de dupa arniaza.

Sc suspenda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

Aparatorii acuzatului retragin-
du-se din instanta, acuzatul Isl fa-
ca singur apararea. Isl mparteste
apararea i'll trei puncte:
y Faptul intrarii sale in scrvi-
ciul inamicului; y Chestia scola-
ra 81 biscriccasca 81 chestiunca pri-
zonicrilor.
Acuzatul a analizat punct GU
punct acuzatiile ce Sc aduc spu-
mind ca fost rugat sa ia parte de-
la inceput la predarea oraSului. In
scrviciu find la comandatura II a
facut deceit binc. Cit privcSte che
sta comitctului scolar spunc ca IA
fost impns dc nemti.
Termina incrcdintindu-Si soarta
inaltei Curti.
Curtea intra in deliberare. In sa-
la numerosul public asteapta ne
radiator vcrdictul.
Verdictul
DupM 0 jumdtate de ora dc DELI
bcrore mcnbrU CW!ii reintrd in
sald.
Emotiunea stdpine$te intrcy PIT
bHcul.
Curtea rdspunde afirn'atir Ia
Mmdtoarele puncte:
Crin'd contra sigurantei stdtu-
lni; Ofensa adusd Cdroanei; cdrca-
rea Constituted 81 pactizarc cu int
micul. .
Ca atdrc acusdtuL Murinilian
SchrOf este cOndamnat la 10 ani
nuncd sHnicd.
Condamnatul a flcut rccurs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

narea generala lunara, care Sc
va tlnea Dumineca, 1S Ianuari.
1920, in hala societatii de sedin
te, la orele 10 a. m.
La ordinea zilei find ma: mul
te lucruri importantc de rczoIva,
sunt rugati staruitor toll frati
membrii din loc 81 din jnr a lus
parte la aceasta sedinta. Abscn
tele nemotivate Sc vor pclcps
conform statutclor.
In numele societat;i ..G,crla Il,
nina" din Weirton, w. Va:
Vasile I. Husea, presedinte
N Nicolae Dutia, seoretar
II (1O-1D
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POSTA ADMINISTRATIEI

D-lui Ambrose Tampian, Can
ton, Ohio: - Va rugam pentru
0 dovada, de aceia cere interven-
tia societatii.
D-lui Vasile Rusu, Akron, o.:
- Ne-ati TRIMS numai adrcsa no.
ua, va rugam insa a nile trimi-
te ambele, ca sd stim de unde 81
mutam.
D-nei Maria Duca, Pittsburg,
Pa: Regretam, calendarele
s'au yimdut toate, inca GU multi
inainte de Anul Nou.
D-lui Nichita Nicodin, Warren
Ohio: - Ziarul D-Tale merge in
buna regula. Supravcghiaza IN
jurul d-tale, poate cuiva ii vi
placea sal ceteasca ne find IN
drept.
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A v I z .

SocietateaN romina de ajutor 81
culture ,,Iubirea Frateasca" din
Mt. Union, Pa, pc aceasta Gale
aduce la cunostinta tuturor fra
tilor Romini din Mt. Union. Pa,
cum sd in seara de Craciun au
umblat cu colinda in numele So
cietatii noastre. urmatorii domni
Iosif Cucu, D. Serbanuta. y.
Popa, loan Sepes, I. 'Dasiea. &.
Tasiean. Venitul rezultat Gu a.
ceastH ocaziunc s'a adangat la
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9 o N Y o g A r Z (.

Societatea romfna IL ajutor 81
cultura Gloria Romfna's din We
irton, W. Va, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal Ina parte IL adu.
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P0STA REDACTlEI.
George Bogdan, Akron, Ohio

george bOgdan, AKRON, OhlO. !.
- Da, aveti dreptate. Sc va CO.
riga.
loan Fehcr, Cincinnati, Ohio:
= In cheStia care nc-ati scris, l.
facerea este de resortul parche-
tului. Daca bancherul a prnnit
bani spre trimitere 81 nu yrea
s1 iustifice oamenilor trimiter,a
banilor Sd denunte cazul procu-
rorului, PROSECUTOR. cum ii
zice in limba engleza, 81 el va d.
scurca afacerea.
George G.. Cindea, North Pla-
tie, Nebr.: = S'a primit. Sc va
publica la rind.
nj. Stanescu, Cleveland:
Acelasi raspuns ca d-lui Cindea.
Publican atunci c1nd avem loc
81 Sc aduna mai multc. Fit siguri
ca III Sc trece cu vederea.
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SlNGURA FARMACIE RO-
NINA ,,kEPES" DIN
PATRIA VECHE.
2017 w. Is Str, Cleveland, O..
WS-a-vis de. United Bank

Not tlnem TOT felul d. medicini de
aict 81 din pAtria veche si le vindex
Gu cea mai mare punctualitate
In farmacia nOAAtrA lucrA fArMa
cisri diplUmati, care vOrbesc rofnineste
ai in alte limb din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune mediclni q
aedici pentru boaie secrete. femete1ti
es bArbAtesti. precum 81 pentru alte
boale si garantAm pcntru leacurile CO
dan orr tfimitem Gu posta. Scrte ro-
min4ste 81 LOi, va serv,n tot rontne.
ste. Medici specinl:stt care intoIdenuut
otAu 10 dispozitie. (2a5S)
AveM nedicini pentru l dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelOr care niroaAs
- vlndecA In xile Gu garantte.
nFl1oqto u aunArul 9OAz West - StS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
Revelations of a Wife
My Hear and My Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

intonatiors jack was i'm the habit
OF speaking 10 Katherine in this un-
pleasant manner.
Ny heart achcd with sympathy
for my little friend, but not because
OF Jacks habit of speech That sim
ply was one OF her marital annoy
ances. Every wife has them, and
every husband so doubt Jack had
his grievances. But the thing I
could not forgive Jack was that he
should humiliate Katherine by
speaking TO her in this manner be-
fore me.
A wife can forgive a husband al
most anything if he only preserves
the fiction before outsiders that he
is the same devoted attentive cava-
lier he was i'm the DAYS of their
courtship and early marriage And
in this case Jacks offense was the
more grievOus because Katherine
knew of my brother-cousin's feeling
toward me i'm the days before he
met and loved her.
That Katherine loved me truly,
dearly, I knew. / also knew that she
had never bothered her head about
that old dead feeling. But il was
not i'm human nature for her to ac-
cept equally q slight from her hus-
band I'm my hearing I could have
shaken Jack until his teeth chat
tered with the best grace in the
world.
/ pressed the atcelerator and sent
the car along faster. / wanted sud
denly TO get home. TO hurry along
the meeting staged for the veranda.
And T am afraid I had for the mo-
ment savage little hope that
something would happen 10 shake
my brother-cousin out of his ugly,
satirical mood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowe have
returned 90 their home I'm Ohio after
spending Thanksgiving at the home
of Mr. and Mrs III. T. Longaker.
532 s. William St
Miss Ruth Stone Of Indianapolis.
IS the guest of Miss Edna Place. s.
Lafayette ST.
Dr and Airs. C.. y. Coon and Mrs.
A. r. Rolse. 625 y. Main St. have
returned from 81 ending the Thanks
giving vacation with Mrs CoOn's
brother. Or. j. NJ. Fraser and fam
lily of Evanston H.
Theodore Proud. S4T Forest av.
who has been spending the Thanks
giving holidays with his parents, has
returned 10 Grecncastle. Ind. TO re-
sumo his studies at DePauw uni
versity.
Miss Edna niger and her mother,
AIRS. Ida niger of Kansas city. Mo.
are the guests of Mrs. J. L. Werner.
80 =. Dubail av. Miss Inger is n
student az the Academy of Fine
Ar.- chicago.
a. Ambos and daughter
rued To- their home in
de-. after spending the
ing holidays with Mr. and
I'D Larson. 515 Riverside dr..
Ni5t Jean r.. G3mmack, S12 For
est aE.. mas returned to school at the
Terre Hautc normal college.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
SEEKs TO COLLECT NOTE.

Charles IT. Wnkler filed com
plant in circuit court Monday aft
ernoou against the estate Of John
Frank Winkler. deceased. by which
he seeks TO collect part Of note
said 10 have been made in his ia
vor by the deceased. The COM
plainant says that he advanced TO
the deceased $685. on a note. and
that part Of ii was not repaid. He
now asks for a judgement Of $50
and court costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

Whatever question was in Eath-
crimes brain-brought there by the
sight of the little signal to Marion
which she had inadvertently caught
was resolutely put away from her
for future cXa minatiOu. + knew her
So well that / could almost visualize
the process of some tidy little brain
scrf picking the question up effi-
GENTLY carrying il TO a vacant COM
partment and tucl,ing 1t away neat
~ labelled TO be brought forth again
when katherine should find time
TO examine it.
I led the way 10 the waiting car
knowing they were probably expect
ing to be put into a taxi and waited
with the touch Of childish vanity
which hope will leave me wher
driving my own car has become less
of noselty-fOr the surprised COM
ments / knew they would make.
"M&dee," Katherine exclaimed, as
opened the door of the tonneau
and swept them an exaggerated little
bow. Your own car? How perfect
Is dear
simply TOO adorably delicious for
anything Jack draWlcd.
7 glanced quickly at him. wonder
ing If i was mistaken about a Ger
tain infection in his tone. The
words signIfied nothing Said in one
way they We're simply the goOd-na-
tured teasing which most men use
and no sane woman resents. But
there was something about the way
Jack had spoken that made me Won
der if ne had meant really to satir-
ize katherino's little burst OF enthu-
siasm. If this were so. If ne IA bit p
ually used that weapon the little
speech would have cut her.
] knew Jacks hatred OF eXuberA
ancc. FROM the time he was a
small boy he Fated any one 10 fuss
over him or anything else. think
the absence Of that quality from my
makeup was one of the reasons for
his fancy that ne cared for me in
other than cousinly fashion, while
Dicllv openly reSents my "standOff-
ishness." as he puts il. Yet it is
Dicky and l. Jack and Katherine,
who are life partners. such is F'ate's
shuttle of the cards.
There was nothing in Katherine's
voice. however. TO indicate chagrin.
She continued her eXclaiming as II
her husband hadn't spoken. l knew
her training, however. the profess
sional poise which masked the nat
ural girlish eNuberance of her. II
would have enabled her TO control
any feeling she might have had on
the subject
And YOU don't mean yours driv-
ing il yourself? When did you
learn 80
Suppose we get in and give the
lady "a chance to demonstrate her
skill" Jack said. still smiling, draw
ing her toward the tonneau as he
spoke.
Again that indefnable note in his
voice. But I had no time for con-
temptation Of il. for 1 naturally
wished To- make no mistakes in mo-
tor technique. and starting my car
and swinging around 10 the main
road took all my attention.
No one spoke for minute or two.
Then I heard Katherine's voice. low.
hesitating. from the rear seat.
Jack. dear, won't YOU lay that
silk mufCer across the back Of your
neck. You know how the wind af-
fects YOU
"Wil YOU please allow me TO be
the Judge for the necessity of that2"
The words were equally low. con-
trollcd. but simply dripping with icv
annoyance. knew then that
hadn't been mistaken i'm those other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

liam Bradley. and John Polcyn. 217
y. Johnson ST. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Polcyn were married
Sunday afternoon. Nov. IS. at ?
o'clock I'm the Sacred Heart Belgian
church the Rev Charles V Fischer
officiating They were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bradley. 2lS :.
Walnut So.
Mem bers OF the Jolly Nine club
and their husbands surprised Mrs
Sam Tomber at her home. 1929 w
Washington av- sunday evening.
Games and contests furnished enter
talnment during the evening and IA
vors in the latter were awarded 90
Mrs Joseph Eorn r. Frank and
Mrs. sam TOmber. Refreshments
We're served. Out Of town guests at
the party were Mrs sam Alper and
NJ. Fisher OF Cincinnati. 0.
Eight guests were entertained at
dinner sunday al ne home Of Miss
Nesta r.. Sh.rk. 322 y. Francis 81.
in honor of Paul r.. Chambers Of
Toledo. Ohio. A. : Anderson Of
Chicago the weekend guest Of Miss
Lulu Wcugner. was an out-of-town
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Fuller. Ed
harrisburg rd. entertained Satur-
day night i'm honor Of their brother.
+. -. Stone of Hiusdale Mich.
other out Of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs Siblcy Grassy OF Detroit.
Mich.
Mrs. Thomas r.. DUNCAN. 336 y.
Lafayette blvd. and her mother.
Airs. Bailey will entertain eight Ia
bles at cards on Thursday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
announcements

The current history department
OF the South Bend WOmans club
VIII hold a regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon The speakers on the
program will include Mrs. !. F.
NoCum, Mrs. William Probasco,
Mrs. a. VI. Harris. Mrs. John Pax
son and Col Seymour Bullock.
a meeting Of the WOman's union
of the Calvary Baptist church will
be held Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. L. s Jain 7f5 Harri-
son av.
The Clay Township Community
center will hold a meeting Wednes-
day evening at the Slower school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
SOCIETY

A. a prelude 10 the talk given by
Mrs. ". ". Danner on the paintings
exhibited Monday afternoon az the
Progress club. James T. Cover and
Mrs. ". T. Bryan sang Home 20
My Mountains from ''ll TrOva-
tore" and Where nv Caravan
Has Rested" by T.ohr
The exhibition 81 oils pastels
and water colors lone oy Mrs Dan
ner. given under ths auspices of the
department o. art are remarkable
In warmth and color Mrs. banner
studied under George L. Moves the
American landscape artist. who is
considered "a rare coiOrist Ia the
new American art Her summers
she spends working in some one
Of the eastern art colonies. notably
Gloucester, Mass Maiden. Mass,
and Chester Springs. Pa
The underlying principles In art
were discussed in Mrs banners
talk. What 10 Look For iu Pic
ture." Parallel lines. broken color.
reflection of light. the background
and foreground and proportion were
explained and illustrated by Mrs.
banner.
Tea wac poured by Mrs. j. Albert
Harris and Mrs. James W Taylor
az the close OF the afternoon for 200
guests The tea table was conferred
with a wicker basket OF fruit and an
antique Colonial tea service was
used. Mrs. T.. p Nicely who was
in charge OF The afternoon meeting.
was assisted by Mrs Samuel g..
Bunker. Mrs. Edgar r. Ireland.
Mrs A. q. Rumpf Mrs f. u. Ru-
pie and Mrs. George Spencer. Mrs.
Nils Lindquisr served - chairman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
MARRIAGE IICENNIsS-

SIlas l.. Gillian, South Bend. to
Angela Budin9uro. South Bend
Robert ID Taliaferro. Three Riv-
Crs Mich. 90 Irene Watsons. Three
Rivers. Mich
John r. Osborne. Grant. Mich. to
Cocma Kr1Eh Chicago.
AlDin :. kOlupa South Bend. TO
Kathryn HALEY. South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
CARD OF THANKS.

we wish TO thank cur friends ara
neiChbors for the many kindness
shown US Turing tho illness and
death Of our son and husband Also
for the beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. MARY Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hunt
and family
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
NO MONEY DOWN

Don't forget that this special offer ends without fail Saturday.
Dec Is. Call and the demonstrator main floor
just at left of Michigan Street entrance simply telephone Main
5000 L your The News
would like take advantage your NO MONEY DOWN PLAN
SWEEPERVAC Demonstration Ellsworth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

Next spring prices on all mer-
chandise now. See our big ad on
pages 8 and Q. The Ellsworth
store. 9493-90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

Announcement has been made of
1c marriage OF Miss Ora SandhoveI
and Melvin James Mack of Los An
.clcs. Calf. formerly Of south
itsud The marria- g. took place
Sow ~ at the Baptist parsonage at
hollywood Rev. James Proctor
mott orciatug
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

If YOU can buy at next sprins 5
prices nOw-why wait. See our his
I'D on pages S and 9. The Els
worth store 9494-3O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

elf, tHinrs to be- made or mark ed
.re advertised ir classification GA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

}ewlTy gift suggt -JiOue- cla9>ih-
t0doN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Patric kJ. Madison.
r. Lasalle av., son.
Mr. and Mrs William TT. Dunsee.
G1& Glover ST.. daughter. Nov -.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

Mrs. Sam Brasel and Mrs. Henry
Siemer were shoppers in Denison last
Thursday from Dow City.
Mrs. Allie Ainsworth departed the
first of the week for Lake OkobOji
where she will spend the summer
months at her cotaage.
J. II. Jones returned last week from
South Dakota, where he had been for
the past two months making some i'm
provements on his farm. a.ss
Mr. and Mrs. j. E.. Bale and daugh
ters and Mrs. Geo. McHenry and son
George, Jr., motored to Omaha Friday
morning, where they spent the day Wis
iting with friends tte' ~.
David Bell and family We're callers in
the city Saturday from Vail. Mr.. Bel
| took occasion to call at the Review of
flee and extended his subscription tt
the paper for another year.,
Dr. and Mrs. North Evans, residents
of Columbus, Neb., were in Denisor
Saturday visiting at the home of his
| sister, Mrs. Geo. McHenry. They Wer'
on their way home from Pittsburg ant
other points in the east after a two
| weeks visit.
The membership drive of the Ameri
| can Legion, which was conducted las
| month, netted the Denison post twenty
new members, bring their total mem
bership up above the 200 mark. There
| are still many ex-service men in thi!
locality who have not joined the legion
but it is hoped to have them enrolle,
within the near future.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

a most kind and beloved husband and
father who at all times was interested
in the welfare. The community has
lost a splendid, upright and honest
citizen and neighbor. While he had
his faults he possessed a heart and
principles that was for strict integrity.
In some of his ways he was considered
peculiar, nevertheless he was admired
and esteemed as a man who could be
depended upon at all times. ra During
his entire life he had never had razor
on his face. He was a most faith
full and devoted member of the Free
Mission church, and at all times was
ready to assist most literally the to
the cause of the church and its well
fare. He was u devoted christian and
his life testified to the fact that ne
lived his religion in faith practice. He
was constantly studying the word OF
God, from which he drew his power,
Joy and trust, and was well familiar
with his bible and it's teachings. His
place in the home is now empty and
will bekeenly felt by his aged wife and
companion. The children and grand
children will miss papa and grandpa's
face and voice when they now visit
the old home. His remains were con-
veyed to the Kiron cemetery and laid
to rest until that happy morning when
the saints will gather to the big re.
union on the other side. While passed
out from his home and from the circle
of his loved ones and his many friends
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

old homestead two miles northeast Of
town until two years ago when they
retired from the farm and moved to
kiron Their married life was blessed
with ten children, of which there has
been called away by death six daugh.
tiers. The children are Mrs. John
Tureen, Mrs. Carl Gustafson, Mrs. %.
f. Clauson, Mrs. Marvin Snare resid.
ing in this locality. Mrs. Nellie War,
ren Kinksbury, at California and Mrs.
Nels Wicksell at Sloan, Iowa. The
son, Hildur. resides in Pomeroy. Be
sides the children he leaves thirty-six
grandchildren and three great grand
children. Mr.. Lundberg's father-in,
law, who died last year was the noted
aged Nicholaus Lundherg who nearly
reached the age of 1913 years. The
funeral took place from the Free
church on Sunday afternoon and was
attended by n large number Of rela-
tives, friends and acquaintainces. The
services were conducted by his pastor,
Rev. John Cedargren and assisted by
DR.. ]. O. Nystrom. Of Omaha, an init,
mate friends for many years. The
impressive and solemn service will
long be remembered by those present.
In the death OF Mr.. Lundberg the fam
lily has sustained great loss. as he was
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

The we'll known prominent pioneer
A. F. Lundberg, ended his life journey
at his home in Kiron, on Monday after
noon, May "a. at 4:45 O'clock. For a
number of years he has not been in the
best of health and during the past win
ter and spring his health kept declin-
ing till some ten days ago prior to his
DEATH The ailments which caused
his death brought on a speedy end
ing Mr.. Lundberg in one of the
early pioneers in this locality, coming
here with his family and located when
this settlement was in its beginning,
and seeing future for it has helped
to develop same into what it is today.
ME-. Lundberg was born" in Rumskulle,
Sweden, July Is, z1S42, nhnd was II
years, 9 months and 9 days old when
he died. He grew to manhood in his
native country and In the year 1864
he united in marriage with AIathilda
Lindblud, In 1S6Stthey decided to go
to America, where they considered a
brighter future in many ways was pos
sible. z" The consideration has been
truly verified The trip across the big
waters was made in eight weeks. They
located in Michigan. After residing
there I'VE years they came to Kiron
Where ,theiE.s home was made <ons.-lhe