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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
Gun Club Fixes Program

CollingswOOd, n. j., Jan. 0.-At the
annual meeting of the West Ceilings
wood Gun Club it was decided to
have a shoot every second Saturday.
The new officers are: Leon L.
Reeves, president; A. G. Ames, vice
president; Ellis A. King, secretary and
treasurer; w. Avis, captain: ]. c..
Davis, G. C. McCardel and j. b. Vosh-
ell, prize committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
BRIGGS FUNERAL MONDAY
South Philadelphia Mourns Death Of
"Judae Jimmy

Residents of South Philadelphia
mourn the death of Magistrate James A.
Briggs, who died yesterday after a long
Illness.
The funeral, which will take place at
1 o'clock Monday afternoon, from the
home at 1144 South Ninth street, will
be attended by men prominent in poll
ticai and business circles in the city.
The honorary pallbearers will be:
John Wanamaker, former Governor
!. Edwin s. Stuart, Senator Edwin Ware,
Mo essman William Ware and Judges
MkAiichael, Brum and McNichol.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
SUIT AWAITS BERGDOLL
But It's Damage Action--Com'
pIainant Waited Two Years

When Erwin Bergdoll, draft dodger,
is caught he will be served with notice
that damage suit was started against
him today in Common Pleas Court No.
by Abraham Lerner.
II started the suit so as to get imme-
diate service" explained d. Leyinson,
Tprner's attorney. 1--WE have been
waiting for chance for two years.
NV client went into store on North
Eighth street, which is still in Berg
dolls name, about two years ago. An
elevator weight fell and fractured his
skull. AS soon as Bergdoll is caught
the sheriff will serve the writ on him"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
NEPHEW OF CHlLDS MISSING

Utica, n. y. Jan. 9.-(By A. P.D-
William S. Childs, Colgate University
freshman and nephew of S. $. Childs,
head of the chain of ChiIds restaurants.
is reported missing. Young Childs left
the university Tuesday for his home in
Bernardsvillc, n. j., saying he was i'll.
lie was last seen in the Utica railroad
station and is being sought by rcla-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
Hearing on Traction Plan

The application OF the Germantown
Passenger Railway Company for ap-
proyal OF an extension along Bethlehem
turnpike, ID being hoard today by Public
Service Conmjssioper Benn, sitting at
{,ifr Hall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
Elre pestroys 200 Motoroars

i Montreal, Jan. 9.--More than 200
4 RSotpmobiles we're destroyed yesterday
h, Il Hre which swept through the East
ISud <1afaee here. Tie fire started with
as <zpfeaIen which bes~ of tho root.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
HELP WANTED-MALF

ELECTRICIAN. practical. wanted to take
,iIla tuii charge of electrical equipment; ia
ldiLar hntb WIN al Kinds Of plant equipment,
and Iron Co. Crum Lynne. Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
GIVES SEIZED
LIQUOR TO SICK
Oenounces Reformers' e.
forts to Scrap Supplies

CHICAGO. Feb. iT.---rhess re.
formers are going too far" said
Captain Robert Howard. state pro.
hibition enforcement officer today.
we who are handling the admins.
tration Of the law win not permit
Its being carried 10 an extreme.
lie was denouncing efforts TO pre-.
vent distribution OF confisca,ed
liquor supplies 10 the hospitals.
Prom time immemcriai whisky has
been used for sickness. and there
Is no reason why it's use should
cease. II would he nonsen.ical TO
dump this liquor Into the sewer as
the aEitatots are urging"
Major A. v. pslrymple. head Of
the camel squad" has received au.
thorixa,ion from Washington TO rent
q warehouse In which TO stoyr con.
fiscated liuuorA The seized goods
now fili the vaults Of tho federal
building and all available space In
Major Dalrympie's office.
In other states eonfiseated liquor
Is being given the hospitals. and
Illinois institutions are asking the
same privilege. A federal judge will
be asked 20 issue an order TO this
effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

Flying = single seated sop bl.
plane. Mai. Albert D. Smith. OF tho
army air service. was scheduled 10
arrive here Tuesday afternoon ON
the final hop" Of his fligh, from
san Diego.
The time Of his arrival was not
definitely known. Mai Smith WAS
scheduled to leave Eugene. Orc.
Tuesday morning. but !, IL consid-
cred likely tina, he may be delayed
By fogs
Mai Smith teiegrrphed 10 tho
Aero Club Of the Northwest that he
would land here Tuesday. Acting
Secretary Herb Munter. Of tho Aofo
club. obtained permission OF the park
board for the army flyer 20 land on
the golf grounds on Beacon HUI.
MAI. smith u coming to seattle on
behalf OF the proposed aerial patrol
OF government forest reserves. lie
win inspect possible landing places In
or near Seattle. Representatives Of
the Aero club win BE- on hand 20
erect the service pilot on his arrival
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Body Of Victim IL
at Mount Plcasant

In two editions Monday. Tho star
stated that the body Of George O.
Bunncli. victim Of Saturdays steam
plant explosion. was ut tho county
morgue pending funeral arrange
ments. This was Incorrect. The
body was taken Saturday night 20
the Washington Cremation society
at Mount Pleasant cemetery pending
arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
ACHES and PAINS
SL0AN'S GETS EN-


DHEUMATic twinges ease up soon.
~ 10 do ntin joints. lame back
neuralgia, ovcrtaxed muscles. ana
those pains from weather exposure.
too--they don't night long against Tho
counterirritant sIioan's Llniment pro.
duces.
Keep this old family friend handy
for instant use--a little prnetrats~
without rubbing. leaving no skin
stains, muss. or aogged pores. You
ought 20 keep = bottle handy always.
All druggists. Three sizes--s3c.
zoe. ei.<o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
TN 4 We'll AND
HAPPY WOMAN"
SAYS MRS. GATES.
Was All Rundown and Had
No Appetite-Like Differ
Person. Since Taking
Tanlac

srnniac dsd so much for husband
ehnt l began taking Il and now I am
kanpy to say that IL has completely
restored me to health also" was the
statement made recently by Mrs.
r7orence NJ. Gates OF $50 Fast Ave.
nup 60. Los Angeles.
.My health has been extremely
nocr for nearly year. she said.
and I felt so tired and wornout all
the time that 1 went about expecting
d give out lust any day. My
muscles ached and | had a constant
poln In my hack. | had such a poor
appetite that often I would 20 to the
table and yet up and leave without
eating more than two or three
NM. 1 lost weight my complexion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

half a million people have
used it with marvellous hene-
fits. You can prove this in
your own case-FREE.
Take EATONIC for five
days--see how much better
you will feel. EATONIC
contains harmless elements
that absorb the acid and
drive out the gas-in fact,
you can fairly feel it work.
Because Of its wonderful
merit. $4,000 dealers have
started selling and have
guaranteed EATONIC for
Acid-Stomach miseries in
the last two years.
Over half a million people
now clean out their excess
acid with EATONIC. This
keeps them well, strong, full
of pep, gives them a good
appetite, makes them sleep
well.
No matter what you have
tricd-don't give up hope.
Call on your druggist and
get a big box Of EATONIC.
1t costs but q trifle.
Give it q fair, honest trial
for five days--let your own
stomach be the Judge.
If you are not pleased
take it back. It won't cost
you one penny unless 1t
proves its worth to you.
Sickly, ailing people-with
no pep, nervous, worn out,
all in---should try EATONIC
it is guaranteed to help
you. It is so easy to get re-
lief-why feel bad any long
err? You will never feel well
with an Acid-StOmach. Get
rid of it-see how much bet
ter you will feel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Playful Police
Hold Ball Tonight

Tuenday night tho peneivc cop VIII
discard his cares and cavort over the
slippery floor OF Masonio temple NJ
tho goth annual pollcemen's ball
Mayor and Mrs. c. u. Fitzgerald and
Chief and Mrs. Joel n. Warren VIII
lead tho grand march nj 0 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Lincoln High Men
Swat Living Coat

Young me, students NJ Lincoln
high school have decided to swa, the
high cost OF an education.
fry Of us have agreed 10 wear
old cioshes-corduroy pants. sof,
shirts. anything" says Chuck Robin.
son. We're tired OF this old stuff
Of spending all our money trying to
be dressed up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Y. w. c. A. 10 Driving
for 5000 Members

Drive for 5000 new members
was launched at a meeting In the
Y. w. G. A. Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
She Has a Caller
Who Steals S16O

NeIghbors Of Mrs. J. ~. Malone.
5ois Maple Grove place. told her they
saw n man leave her house lats Mon.
day afternoon. Upon investigation
Mrs. Malone discovered he departed
with sieo which she had cached In n
bureau drawer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

FUNERAL SERVICES for Edward
J. Dundln. 90. were held at uniycr.
rity Undertaking company chapel
Monday afternoon. lie died In Ito
gina. Calgary. while returning from
the funeral OF his father. His homo
was ne 3eis Brooklyn ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

Fight million dollar drive 70 pro
vide annuisics for PASTORS facing
starvation because Of low wages ls
progressing favorabiy turnout the
Northwest. Rev. william y. Beard.
dean Of this district. reported at a
dinner in Plymouth church Mon.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Plan to Reduce
Newspaper Size

WASHINGTON. Fob. i7.--ro In.
sure print paper for the smaller
newspaper. Representative Fuller.
Illinois. has introduced = bill exeiud.
ing from the mails all Sunday papers
with more than "a pages. all week.
day. weekly and semi.wceisly publ.
cations of moro than 10 pages. and
all monthiics and auarteriies Of more
than ioo paxcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
oooe Watch a.
He Sips JOY Juice

"a keInberg. Alaska hotel. while
1n1Iying over glass OF cider IN the
hoeel bar Monday afternoon parted
e1gapany with his watch. lie be.
HIVES the man slipping cider next to
him picked H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Curse of Acid-Stomach
Millions Suffer From Il

why 10 you see so many
aick and ailing folks?
Why doesn't the food you
eot make you strong?
Why do you now suffer
miseries no one had years
ago?
Millions of people have
asked this.
Medical books tell the rea-
son. It's an Acid-Stomach--
that Is, too much acid causes
food to pass on q sour, fer
menting mass. This sends
poisonous germs and HARM
full acids all over the body,
instead Of strength and life.
Over seventy non-organic
diseases can be traced to
Acid Stomach. It is excess
add, not the food you eat,
tha* starts this trouble. Day
and night it goes on, doing
ceaseless damage, breeding
millions Of germs.
III you belch, II your food
repeats, II you have heart
born, q miserable, tight.
puffed-up feeling after eat
ing, sour stomach, headache,
II you are losing weight, if
you don't feel "peppy," sleep
bodly--in fact, ailing in any
way
Get rid Of your Acid-Stom-
ach. It's the first step to
god health.
Eminent chemists, after
years of work, have found a
way to easily and naturally
take up this excess acid and
carry 1t out of the body.
1t is . tablet called
/ EATONIC, easy to remem-
bsr. Within two years, oyer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

Mm Dienitag permitting Elm Bier
tel Dor adt ubr ertonte pie6ernm fet-
erlibes @odengeldute. Dieies Mal
galt es benz iungen Haare Sobann
Beter Sdreifels, Sobll Der Samilie
gei9. @9reifels, un6 Der Sran5ista
is. &ron, Eofter Der 6amilie @eorg
&ron, Die Ben. gbebun6 nit ei1lnnoer
i9lo1ierr. M0ge bei0en iunger Banrert
@pttes Segen in ibren neuem Stat,-
6e beibieben iein.
2ebter Grettag Mbenb uuroe bier
in elmer Ser lammlnng Der iogenonnte
8abcof Blan> betreffs beiierer Stra-
Ben un6 @ege beiproden.
glf 8iirger 6ieies 8iaage baben
nit einem @apital bon 100000 eli
ne Snforporation perboIitdnoigt our
6%abrifation bon -S@1itten,
Ste bon Mntb. &a1pt erfun6en p1r~
Sen. &err Sal1pt lit Bralt6ent Ser Sn=
forporotion, @eorg 5%ieber0ing, Slice
prdii6ent un6 Soiepb B%lonigan, Sc
|fretGr nn6 S6aBmeiiter. Sic Direfto<
%renbeb0r6e beitebt aus Sen BRET ra1n.
baft gemadten 8eamten unb ben SSn=
|forporatoren Heter Subj, @ottbar6
8lonigan, Sobn 8leii6bader, Midael
@uuD, Geo. 6. Sieberoing, @briftian
Bauer, 2ambert S. &aupt un6 Sobn
8. Mrcenea1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
ne Mnfprade, in uelder ct algemel'
ne @eiunobeitsfragen erorterte uno

ne Mniprade, in melder ct aagen'et>
ne @eiunobeitsfragen erorterte uno
beantportete.
Sran3 Mobs bon Webiter, g. O.,
.%eritattete leinem bier mobnenoen 1lno
|erfranften 8ruoer Setter eine1t Be1lm.
SRI. &oia @abn BON Der ct. De<
neoifts Mta6emie in ct. Sofepb go111s
tie fi9 Ole Sonntagsfre1loen bier an
Der 5eite ibrer @lterr.
Mm Mittmo9 bergangener Wofe
fano bier Die gol6ene &od5eit oes
Sen. @ar6ine un6 ebrentperten @at-
tin 1tatt. Die Geitli6feit muroe init
einem feierli9en &o9amt eingeleitet,
morauf i'm &au1e Der Subilanten I'M
8eiiein elmer groBen 8erpanoten=
1dnr elm fb0nes 8amilienfelt beganz
gen tpuroe, nobel 6as Subelpaar Die
ber5li6iten @lid1pIni6e %entgegen<
nobm. Moge es 6emfelben perg0nl1t
iein, no6 meiteren 5ebn Sabren gliid=
li6en gbelebens bas Set Der oiamon-
tenen So95eit feiern at fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
metre 6rope.

@eorq 8altes mobnte elmer Ser
1ammlung Der 8ean1ten Der Central
Winnelota Brttermader Miioctatto11
BEL, in ser sic Yldne fir Die nadlt-
idbrtqe &onpentio1t beraten tp11roen.
Sen. Offering bon bier perbradte
oen lebte11 Sonntng IN ct. @lonb n1o
begab ii6 nnoeren Cages nod 9a=
ltrup, Minn., mo- er leinen Sobn be-
iu6te::: H.,
'Die bieiige Bfarridule miro lebt
bon ungefGbr bunoert &inoern be-:
iu9t; 0ieielbe itebt ut1ter Der 2eit11ng
tii6tiger S9uli6peitern, beren better
@rfolg ooraus beroorgebt> 6ab lire
56atle anf ser Sauf Centre Sair nit
oem erlten Breis gefront tpur6e.
&o6p. 8farrer P. Martin, .. 9.
5iebt 0ur6 ietne %belebrenoeny berr
lid)en 2i6tbiloer, in benen er~ nit iei=
men funltleri16en Dnritelnurgen BON
gsatnr14orbeiten sic Snoudtrie unie=
res 2an6es nit ibren nelteitem Gin
ridtnngen nn6 6as 2ebe11 nn6 Erei=
ben nner @0lfer Sem Bublifl1m bpr
Mugen fiibrt, itets cine qroBe @olfs=
menge nn. Ole @innabmen flieBen
Ser &ir6enfaIie at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
&orgdnge
int GDnutD
Qlbdnv.

Mm 5onntag, Den Z. Nopember,
miro Serr Scarf Gbiele in Mlbanp I'M
Sotel Sbiffler iein, Inn &oleft1onel1
fir Ben, vMoroItern" gu MAIDEN.
Sic erlte Ser fir Sic 8intermonate
aeplanten 9pceum Gorlteaungen muir.
Sc BON Ser 2ouis @erbarot Eruppe
I'M Muoitorium Der Yfarri9ule am
Weittlpobobeno gegeben. Dielelbe NOR
out bel,,dt uno Sic 8ellder erfrel1ten
lid zines mirtlih fiinltleriiden @e-
nulles.
Toh atpei 8oben Tangent 8ell19e
bei ihrer bier pobnenben Wflltter 1T
lrl. &otbarina 8ens gu tbrer @rDe1t
in minneapolis 5uriidgefebrt.
Trou 8otts bat iib nod langerem
8eiude in Ser 81. Gates 6amilte nod
seIfrioae, @. g., begeben, mo- tie lar1s
acre 3eit bel ibrer Eo6ter at per1pe1-
len gebenft.
Ser Stou Ser 6amilie 8elte mrlroe
om GienItag LETTER 8o6e ourh Seuer
serltSrt, es perbrqnnten mebrere Sonz
men Seu un6 gingen taufeno Bnfhel
Safer in SEN 6lommen ouf. Ser Sha
SEN lit MIR teilmeiie our6 Gerltfer=
ing ee0edt.
Sri. Srene @l1bertp fat Ste Ope=
rote1renIteue in Ser bieiigen Sclepbon
Office ais Modfolgerin 6es 6rl. So
iephina Togotidnid an9etreten, Die
iih naf Winneapolis begeben bot:
Sn ben bieiigen 6oriterinnertberein
nur6en borIetten Sonntagna4mtttog
odt ne1te Mitglte6er aufqenommen.
SRI. @utbori1to Martin bon ct.
GIouS mar porIebten Gonnerltag bier
unb orgoniiierte einen Miiiionsber-
Elm.
8. $. 81enfer bot iih bon ieiner
&ronfheit iotpeit erbolt, Bob er ietnem
@eidGfte tpieoer Dor teben fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

Woatb. 2ieier, @attin uno Eo9ter
Margaretba un6 Sobn Scarf perbrad.
ten SEN Sonntag in Ser Gamilie Wsa-
tbias Spanier.
8. 5. 6ildbab uno Snau mobnten
oem III ct. Glono l~tattgebobten Be-
grabni1le ibres 9beims Mih. Slid
bady BEL.
0a mir bierorts iiber5eugt iino, oaB
Sacob Weber pabreno ieiner Mrnts-
aeit un1ern &ommildroiitrtft iople
6as gan3e County BEL Ser GonntpfoT1-
miliqrbebor6e IN nutbrtngenoer. eb=
rertperter un0 nnparteiilber Beile
p%ertreten bat, fonnten mir nns tetnen
be11eren 8ertreter in genannter 8ebor=
oe miini9en, 5aber er ben Sttmm=
qebern oes genannten Diitrifts am
@abltage CUR @ieoertpabl empfoblen
lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

fir, sic neue 8utterfabrif, Die bier er-
ridtet miro, beiddftigt.
: Sri. Selena Sein5e erltattete ibrer
in Mortb 9afota mobnenoen Wertpa1o
ten einen mebrtagigen 8elu9.
ssm Sauie hires bier mobnenoen
Sobnes 2eonarb bat am Donnerltag.
morqen letter ISOLDE Brau Ntholas
aifler int a,1Bergep0bnli6 bohen Ml'
ter bon IS Sabren oas 3eitlide geleg=
net. Sic litt ldngere 3eit an Der Wai-
lerludt uno Mltbma. gor ~ Sabren
fam Sic 8erItorbene aus ibrem Sc
b%urtsorte in Deuti6lano nod Mmeri-
ia uro lieB ii6 in benz oomaligen
Safe George, bem bel1tigen @lroia>
nieoer. SIR @atte ging ibr Dor 5ebn
SSsobren in sic gmigfeit poran, ltn0
tbren SOB betrauern 5pet Sobter,
6rau @erbarb @Ibpeter bon 9ul1tb
uno 9srau ssobn MiQer bon 81. War=
tin un6 BRET S0bne Sobann bon W}e1=
role, 2eonarb unb MatbiaS, Die ibr
Seim bier baben. Na9 einem Cont
ltagmorgen in ser ct. Setter & Souls
Stride bonn bodpp. Serrn SUB gebol=
tenen @equiem fano Sic 8%eeroigung
unter GROCER Eeilnabme, als Elm
8epeis 0ofir, 6aB in Ser 8eritorbe=
men cine quite SSrau gu @rabe getrn~
gen tpuroe ,ouf Dem bieiigen @ottes=
ader itatt. M0ge lie na6 ibrem LAM
gen, ber6ienltbouen @roenleben ruben
in Trie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28
Q1eIrole.

sn ser ct. 8onifa5i11s @emel110e
mar Die lette 8o6e cine tp1rtl11e
Sohaeitsmohe. @Gbren6 zines Diens
1toomoraen bonn bo6m. Serrn u.
@aauu.e,r gebalteneu 8rautamtes mutt
Ben qetraut 6ran5 &rppert nno SRI.
@brii TINA Brimus. @dbren6 eines om
oleihen Eaqe bonn bohm. Serrn Sea-
ron bon 5auf Centre 5elebrierter1
|Eranomtes 1ieBen ibren Sreub1111o
6trh 8rie1tersban6 1egnen 9etnrlG
Mrnaer1 un6 SRI. Mnna Sitter. Witt=
modmorger 5elebrierte Ser bod)tp. @r:.
ban Ser Boer bon @nrb Sprinqs Elm
&odaeitsamt un6 fopulierte 9ou1s
Mebfump nit SRI. Morta Seberrta1t1.
Mit ibren 8ermanbten un6 Sreuroe1l
miinI6t au6 ser uMor6tern" oer1 brel
iungen Booren elm ftets frieoltd)es
un6 erfolqreides @beleben.
MIois @ebfartp BON Sope, sc. g.,
beftn6et fih bter at langerem ber=
mon6ti9oftlt9em 8eiu@e.
s. s.. Dtte mobnte Der @erfomm=
Ir1nq ser 8eomten Ser Central M}tn=
neiota 8rtterma6er MHoctotton bel,
in melder sic 8laine fir 6eren nab1t=
iGbrige .Sabresfonbe11tion beiprohen
tpnr6en. il
Grou Gina 8%orger6ing trnt Client
Itog lebter @o6e in 8egleitrng hires
Sobnes Mois Sic &eiie nod 2os Sim
giles, GAL, an, mo ite Die Wintermo=
note berbleiben per6en.
Die 6ra1en Sacob Meber, S. 6.
Mener nnb SRI. Sulia Meper tpobr1=
ten ser borlebten Dienitaa in Sgema
gefeierten Meper=@einen &od5eit bei.
Slortan @arer bon Bbi1abe1pbia,
Ba., trnf auf ieiner Dnrhreiie na6
@ran6 NaB, Oregon, bier 51 einem
odt Sage Iongen 8e1ude Bel Ser
1pnr6ten Elm.
Mm Z. Mobember miro in ser ct.
8onifa5ins : 5hulbnue nadmittag5
11n6 aben6s Elm @fatto1trnier ftattfin=
Ben, mo5n ale Syreut0e 6es, Sfot unb
angenebmer St1n6en e%ingela6en iino.
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als Elm fritilder be5eibnet.

als Elm fritiider be5eibnet.
Gamilie Ni9. &aui9 uno Sobn
Sites bon bier tpobnten benz in ct.
CLOUD abgebaltenen 8~egrabniie oes
30. Bii6bad bei,
Clinton @eber lit nab ldngerem 8e-
lude ieines Bruoers @eorg 8eber
nno oes gilbert Sleeper, Die Dor einer1
Sabre br &eim bon bier nod Aoa,
Minn., berlegten, tpieoer bei ieinen
.bieiigen MnpertDan6ten e%ingetroffen.
M~ontagmorgen lit sic @attin bes
bier mobnen6en @eorg S. Ching bon
fait feds Sabren 1auern6en
2eioen ourb ben 500 erl0lt moroen.
Sic erreidte 6as Sitter bon 43 Sab~
rem nnb iie binterIdBt ibrem @atten
5tpei Eodter i'm Sitter bon fieben un6
ie@s Sabren. Die 8e%er6igung fan6
Wittno6 bntt.
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Daley.

Sur 80. 6eier 6es Sabrestages III
rer @erebeli9ung 11r0en S. 8. Srieo=
mann un6 ebrenperte @ottin bon
8ertpanoten uno Sreunben begrlBt
uno beglidpiini6t, uno Ser @eoenf=
tag geitaltete ii6 gu einem Sage bet=
terer 8ergniigungen.
Sn ser Somilie @briit. &anien fano
Elm geinnoes S0bn6en miufommene
Mufnabme; in Der Samilie @eorg
@d0neder iteute 1t6 Elm geinnoes
E0dter9en Elm. 8eioen 6amilien
gingen ber5lide @ludmiini4e gu ben
froben @reigniiien 5u.
Sran5 Slider tragt ii6 nit benz
@e0onfen, bas @eim ieiner 6omilie
na9 ct. @loub 5u perlegen.
Trau @eorg Eompers nnter5og lid
i'm ct. MorDs @oshital 5u Minnea=
polls elmer Operation, 6eren 8erlanf
6as 8e1te fir 6ie Eattentin erboffen
ldBt.
Sen. &olfes bon Sumbolt, Cost,
CANADA, mobnte bter bem 8egrdbniiie
ser Sron Sran3 &olfes bel.
Mler Stint, @attin nn6 Eo6ter er=
Itotteten per rMnto einen Dertpan0t.
idaftltben 8e1u6 in @eit Union.
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St. Johns uniperftv.

Greitogabeno baben Die College
Gt116enten Dren @lubfool feiper Be
ftimmnrn Mbergeben. Ser Soal biente
friiber aIs @efreationsnaum nn6 1T
iebt 1e11 beforiert nnb in 1onftiger
@eiie n1sgatattet. Mae Bereine fino
11en orgonifiert un6 ieben groBem @r=
foIge entgegen. @odtp. P. 9obio, s..
g. s., 1T aIs Brdfi6ent 6es Mlerinn
Iiterarii1en8ere ernannt ;es iteben
ibm ols 8eomten CUR Seite Sic Stu=
6iofen Mid. @inen, @iceprdii6ent, s.
Neitor> Sefretdr. Sobn 5tolb, Sdob=
meiiter. 6ohm. P. Glnr1s. 8. g. g.,
itebt an Ser Gbibe 6es ct. 8ebn IL
ternrii9en Bereins nnb Sic ionitiaen
geamten iin6: s. 8rooerid. giceprd=
ii6ent: s. Spe1mann, Sefretdr; 8.
Mornea1t, Sdabmeiiter. Irdiioent BEG
Creditor literariiden 8ereins 1T
hohhp. P. Eheo6or. 8. 6. g., nnb bie
Nebenbeomten 1inb::M. @ob1ner, @ice<
prG1i6ent, 6. SibeI, Sefret6r, s.
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Jacobs prairie.

Gamiile Mn6reas 8e11ntel un0 Sc
i9miiter Mn0reas, Maria nn6 6rances
Sblangen bon &tdmono nnb SAINT
lie Ni9. Seller bon Gol1 5pri1rg ge=
noiien Die Sonntagna6mittogs- unb
Mbenbfre16en in Ser bier aDobnen6en
Gamilie Nib. S. Seller.
Samifte 6ran5 Gr0ble nn6 Sani=
lie Clemens Wenfe erItatteten ibren
in @reentpal6 mobnen6en Bertpan0ten
uro Sreun6en einen 5onntagsbein6.
Gamilie Soiepb S6mitt genpB am
Sonnbag sic @aitfreun6idaft ibrer in
Safe SenrD pobnenoen Berman0ten.
Srau Sobn Ebeiien fen. belt iid
mebrere Gage bein6smeiie in Der So
mtlte Tires in ct. glou6 %tpobnen6en
Sdhptegeriobnes gilbert 8rirtns auf.
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st. QuQu1td.

Sn Der bieiigen .Bfarrfir6e mur0en
om Dienitag bel einem bonn bodm.
Serrn @al9er Tim 9 ltbr gebaltenen
8rauatmte fiir's 2eben bereint Nl=
pbons S. Moller, Sobn Ser Gamilie
Soiepb W0uer, nnb SRI. Coma 6.
S9mi6t, Eo6ter Der Samilie 8ran5
S6ni6t bei0e bon bier. SSm 9auie
Der 8ra11teltern tpnr6e inn trauten Ser
man6tenfreiie Die So65eit gefeiert, mo
bei 6as iunge @nor nit BEN ber5ltd=
iten Bunihen fir cine geiegnete 3u-
funft be6a9t mnr6e. 9uB es Sen Ne11=
bermdblten am eigenen &er6e auf Ell
1er maize ct. Mngnfta gelegenen Sarn1
itets poblergebe, lit Ser aufrt6tige
Wnni6 BEG uMor6itern."