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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
Z Mrs. O.%C. Rood left Friday even
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
spend month with relatives.

Miss Myrtle Madison, of Grand
Rapids, returned to her home on
Sunday morning, after visiting for
short time with Miss Pearl Brownlee.
Miss Madsen was formerly resident
of BemidU. .-..'.. Il Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
BARACCA CLASS HOLD
IT, : BANQUET THIS EVENING

The men of the two Baracca classes
of the Baptist church will hold a
"get-together" banquet in basement
of church tonight at $50 O'Clock.
All men of the congregation are cor
daily invited.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
See G.. B.. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during the day, or at the
Markham~hotel evenings. 7-2stf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

Mrs. NJ. Ericsson of Crookston was
q Saturday visitor in this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

Grant Ulseth of Crookston was a
Bemidjf business visitor on Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

A. Fonton OF Baudette was bust
ness visitor here on Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

TULIPS. TULIPS. CROCUS
at Beltrami Nursery and Greenhouse,
1904 Irvine ave. Phone 363s2J.
!; 'E..] 6t10-1S
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Mrs. E; e. Craver, Of Frohn, was
q business visitor in Bemidji on Sat-
urday.x> -. - i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

Mrs. Martha King and Mrs. Paul
Pagh, Of Becida, visited with Bemidji
friends on Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

WANTED
Clean cott> n rags at Pioneer Office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

J Miss Claire Nangle of this city,
has enrolled atrthe University OF Min
neSOta for the winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

DR.. and Mrs. W. H: Forth Of Pu-
posky were Bemidji visitors on satur-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

A}5;{3l'a c !; !.
$3.50
;c:1 sn,ron Il rallbau Il W sun III,
day visitor in Bemidji: ;3z. H.. H.
; w. II. Cowinse. 81 Fosston spent Sat
urdays here IN business, ~z..,.: : = :. /. /.
Fresh, sweet milk and cream, sold
At Gentsss: bakery. :, T. !, 1o-etf
Fra W, Smith of Cass Lake was .
BemidJi caller yesterday. :. i
60 - i Ii r. t-.---. - !
VS.. Wheeler of Lengthy was a Sat
urday visitor IN this city. - !
Tai, lon. !. or,ek o. Koor. e.
''''-- - " ~
A. A. Rose Of Virginia spent the
day in this city yesterday ...
A. !Fenton Of Baudette was bust
ness visitor here on Saturday.
Adolph F. Raueh Of Crookston was
q Bemidji visitor in Saturday.
Mrs. M. Ericsson of Crookston was
Z Saturday visitor in this city.
Grant Ulseth OF Crookston was a
Bemidti business visitor on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H: Forth of Pu-
posky were Bemidji visitors on satur-
day. -.
Mrs. Sidney Miller, of Pinewood,
wa. a Bemidji visitor over the week
emu: j: .ss'
Mrs. E. E. Craver, Of Frohn, was
q business visitor in Bemidji on Sat-
urday.<. =. !
+ . Miss Claire Nangle of this city,
has enrolled atrthe University of Min
nesota for the winter.
Ms, Martha King and Mrs. Paul
Pagh, Of Becida, visited with Bemidji
friends on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Sadeck, Of Turtle
River, 4,aotorsd to Bemidji Saturday
and spent the day shopping.
Mrs. Jessie Grove, Of Sugarbush,
was the guest Of Bemidji friends on
Saturday while shopping here.
ri :. -
mrs. Fred Graham left last night
for Minneapolis where she will make
an extended visit with relatives
IA. C. johnson, Of Sank Center, is
spending a few days in the city, max
ing arrangements to move his family
mere =. .*>.t:<A :.n :.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
dance at the Odd Fellows hall, Tues
day evening. Good muSic and good
time assured. -:.* ~ =. 2d1O-19l
Mr.. and, Mrs. William Bedille, of
Turtle River, were business trans
actors in the city Saturday between
train.
miss Louise Pye of Minneapolis, OF
the children's bureau OF the state
board of control, is a visitor IN this
city today.
Ladies' and gentlemen's suits
sponged and pressed, rs cents. Equal
to other cleaning jobs. Swiss Clean,
ers. Phone IS. ld1o-l0
For the best all around service send
your dyeing and dry cleaning to The
Model Dry Cleaners, 3o5 Third street:
Prone 637. 1O-12tf
The Union orchestra will furnish
music for the Royal Neighbors' dance
at Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday even
ing. zd1o-1s
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels X. Berg and
Oriel Berg of Fertile, were among
the out of town visitors In Bemld)1
on Saturday. !
= When you next need feed try the
Courtney Seed & Feed Co., where
prices are right. At Grinager's Gro
cSrv an Ard street. s-9tf |
Miss Odessa LaGuee returned FRI
day from Crookston where she has
been spending the past two weeks
visiting relatives.
:: The. choirs of the Lutheran
churches will meet in joint session on
Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, at
First Lutheran church. /
Ben Rice of GLASGOW, Mont, ar
rived in the city this morning. He
will be employed in the camp of the
Bemidji Box Co. at Northome.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

.Mrs. Sidney Miller, Of Pinewood,
wan q Bemidji visitor over the week
end. ~ .....
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

Adolph F. Rauch Of Crookston> was
Bemidji visitor in Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
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.:@' o.,
PHILOMATH1AN CLUB HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING TONIG1

PHILOMATH1AN CLUB HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING TONIGHT
The Philomathian club will. hold
its regular semi-monthly meeting
this evening at the residence Of L. P.
Warford. The subject to be discuss
ed will be prehistoric Conditions in
South America" The subject will be
introduced by &c. w. Harnwell and
discussion led by G. D. Backus.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
Mrs. Frank Sadeck, Of Turtle
River, nnotorsd to Bemidji Saturday
and spent the day shopping.

Mrs. Jessie Grove, Of Sugarbush,
was the guest Of Bemidji friends on
Saturday while shopping here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

A. A. Rose Of Virginia, spent the
day in this city yesterday. ... ..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

mrs. Fred Graham left last night
for. Minneapolis where she will make
an extended visit with relatives.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

IA. C. johnson, Of Sank Center, is
spending a few days in the city, max
ing arrangements TO- move his family
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18

WANTEr
Clean cotton rags ut Pioneer Office
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-18
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Taks home . brick Of Koor's ice
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
8oimimtoia matfan iuarrelta

8iime firieesiGni iGinnte Min-
neopoliliin. SieltG I1boin iltompo.
bGIl6 fiioGttGmGGn l6nteen pain.
&ofo BON ia ieiiraniuon pdipdn o.
lin motfosio. &ei6f. 10 p. iltaind
looiprin Soaeltoniin, Sc. 8, ioSta
nell 8esterbacf oil miniia noiitomns
ia Dim npt 8roo0ocfin fontrillo.
@iitppin iielld uieita pdipid. SEQ
folifiia pioettiin iefd taIoisia eta
firfoIIo. Slibmnifiena oil firfolla
fotopdimdiiet iubInt. piiiisteIen pie
I1fin niein niit6 berttoiiia aifoio ia
groooocfin Lolita numoloplia. @ti.
me oifoinn oil iieIId uieo oppinatt
eIGui1dn SiimoIan ormosto. So
toasfin oil SimnIon wirta wetta
t6pnnG, aimon tuIpiIIoon. Soinme
tunteo eta &erro on wdfepd pp-
bienfa fofoufiisio. ia etbd $dn on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

eri oiiaa oil field fesfustelfaipana
ia p6GtettGmanG. Yast. s. 5tliotias
lainen ia CHIMES Ssicf siiidla toi-
mat mposfin tertpeiiet. fanial>flrtto
funnn,n wuoiifotoufiesta mainitnlle
fofoufielle.
&olme tapatunnaa on billattoin
iattumat paiffafunnnllamnle. Iltreo
&lftola fuoli merenmprfDfDtleen.
Sauoattiin N%lirmiiGrwen bautuu-
maaban. 2GbinnG iuremam ldi mai
monia ia muita iufulaiiia. Slogdrs
iniminen it6paltalainen r%iiotatoii-
pan pitaiG ajoi aitonia fitntoon,
iosia omettomuuoesia fuoli Dtii
nainen ia uieita lolltfaantui. @mil
IboIan blioneen palosla titoli boz
men ia moimonia pboetian muooen
wanbn poifa. Sobn Seine on lei
fatt1 Chm iairaalasia fiiperepea@
m1n tGboen.
&alle Sarju on multtdrltt per
beineen @isconiiiniin maanpilielis
IGfli. &astorsfa S. Sirrpi ia @trS
3. &iifola opat mierailitlla Wan-
bempainia Scr ia WsrS @satt @at>
tilan luona. So SCR Gillian past.
9. &~uotiulaiien perbeesid.
&eiGfoulrn loppujublat fpietet-
tim II p. Italia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

eniim6iiefii muobostimme ieurafun
nan pbtepteen I1betpSpboistpflen,
ia ie toimii piel1 t6n6fin pdipan6.
8iimeiiind Duoiinn on IA pboiss
|tptiemme iGientd mennpt lGbetps-
iaarnaaiifii pafanamaille, 6 parass
to NOTWITHSTANDING ia s labiaftain-
ia neitoStamme.
@ustaD &lar meni naimiiiin lirs
turin fansia ia be omat MT Sn-
oiasio. miSiG be toettamat malmiS
tao tieta &~riStufielIe. @lla &lariss
ia ia pastorin poiasto trli mpos
pari ia oiunt be npfp1Gn Mfritnsia.
Wanba opettoio on pGGSipt taimoal
liieen fotiinia. Spen buolebtii pion
taiwaaieen pGGiepGst1 G~ioist11n.
Se ebfG ibnettelette fitfa MIND it
ie oIen. sc Ell merfitie palioo. Sci
nnlla on ito fertoa, ettG fafii poi
faani. or l6betpfien palwelufiesia.
totnen on Snoiasin, toinen &iinnSs
ia' ia folmaS nifoo plan lGbteG.
Wtinltn nirneni on Sobn Oopn. &c
ebfd bpmpilette, iilI1 min1bGn an
noin tllona i~unnuntainn ntnooss
taan multamia ientteiG. MitG tho
nanba opettaia lariilii niioen las
femiiesta Serran amaan fifteen
fosfi Min ipoGmeeni. ettG toitpon
Doinani anton lpielG nleinpiofin
laplistani Serran paltpelufieen. &af
Il n1orinta pitbl,pattin 10, ett6 be
tabtomat tulla IGbetpsiaarnaaiifli.
Sopnfii toipon, ett1 meiII1 diff
palicn iellaiiia benfiIoitG f1iin tho
ponba opettaia.
IS. S. @unne
@bfGp1 D~llGoletpaIlo fertosn11fieIz
la on iotain ianottnmoo mnos In
tiialleen. &itiaita olemme uIein
Serran e0eSia. 81. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Calumet, Wticb.

Mrmoiia Maittaion toimitlsl BDD
oGn iiiaa i%euraamalle tpbapfielle.
On taas fulrnut pitfa alta fun o.
len ioanut fanfean fdteni taipu-
moan firioittaafieni ionfun rifpin
@attaian ~pnlstoilIe. @nlifii mainit
fen toiminnastamne, nimittain fir@
fpuiiesta toiminnasto; lie tabtoo OIL
La meiIG calumetilaiiilIa min fee
ian aitartn beiffoa. @ipa iilld eta
eli innostoiia diff; Sumalan fiitos
niitG paan on, m1ttta ne i~nnostils-
Iaarnat tattoo mennG tpbiille ieis
mile. pee piettnme efpanfeIinmi-
iublia tGmGn flt1n IL p. sc oil
taos barminoinen tilaiitts onrlen1
taa elGsnGn mettG iiitG fuiwumotto-
mnsta l1bteestG, paan ammentaiia
oil perrin mGbdn. SemmoiliSia liz
luiirulfiisio frin meillG oil pllGmoi
nittrno pGimGnG, pitGiii olla enem-
pi ionanfuliliioita. Sliblaprbuiara
oil pnstori Miettinen Sitcbburgista,
Mass. S1n min moniSia ielmata@
il1iiisia iaarnoisioon iulisti nellie
rallbon eponfeliumia. Boi jos ne
lanai Ell oils menneet ~flltroille for
mile, waan oliiimat longenneet 'bp
pddn mauban. llieita a~sAnbafin nils
meroita oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pabeita oil neiti @iiIuielto, neiti
Sariulalto, @ler Onfalta ia ". s..
&~imelGltG; rirnoia Inuiuiipat emil
&allio ia alIefirioittanut. Sltaiaar-
nan pitipGt pastorit Miettinen ia
8isfari. @ipG ollut tGsiG iublasia
unboitettl ruiimillistafaan ramin>
toa, iilId meibGn toimeliaat seman-
tGnme olipat malmistnneet maui
fam falaiopan pdiwalliiefit iosta
fiitos emGnnilIe.
&eiGfoulit on parbaallaan tot
minnasia; opettaiaia toimii paStos
ri 8isfari. Oppilnitten lliftunGGraa
en- ole tliIIut f%pipneefii, miitta len
moan tieoGri eta Ell niitd liifao ole
leurafuntamme iiiltrlifniiuuteen
nGboen. SGstd aiiasta oliii palion
firioittamista, miitta iGtdn len tot
Teen fertaan ia pppbdn etta parem>
mat fpnGmiebet tGstd allan tGrfep-
oestG enanmGn firioittaiiipat. Saan
tpan,n Iopufii ianoa, dlfadmme ons
tafo plon pbteistG ie~irafantaa,
fpoan iterpofaa toiiiarne fesfenan-
ne ia iitG enemmdn fuin ndette len
pGim1n lGbestppGn, ia rpield innn
toifpottaa Siimalnn ormoa ia raiis
bao faifilIe Iuttaian litfiioille.
aristis lite auttofoon teitGl
Ieter Wiistonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
@irfoIIiiia ilmoitnfIia

Sltiiri fenttdiibIo n%ietet66n Sch
Sc. ieltrof. toimesta irnt-
mlnt 25 p. beinaf. &oitno 2oten
j1rpen ronnona Sobn MGs
fiien farmiIIa. Silica feIIo 10 epp.
ia festda toto pGimGn. Bitbriina
on postori $. s. &eimonen, ".
b. m. Soimotann minitaftn
pbielmoo. &ntpintoIn loitetoon mitG
parbain. &itfopa mtolttaa olIa pois.
Serpet1iIoo iarm 61reen.
s.. $aafana
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

bepsiaarnaaiifii wieraiHe maille.
@iiiitoista ientti6 ifdItG ia milf
ienttia miiilta perbeen idieniltd.
paina pnmGrrGn ettG Sobn $all
p%erbeineen ei rafasta f~opinfaan
palion pafanoweliia. 81, iilar Sim
mnn, tllo merfitiee iiniille palion.
Serra iiunatfoOn iinua fumes tas
pont puoliloli tltolla plbdalld. Wait
ia Wille ia 2ilp 8of, nina ep1ilen
JOS Sierra tabtoo teiltG mitGGn mas
taanottaa, iiIG tebGn woitte life
labtea. 81 mitGGn nell &antiItu.
Patanaldbetps eli miellptG. &otona-
tin OH pafanoitn. &llitentin llrllen,
eta title olet pfii niistd. &pmmenen
ientti1 nell 9omnilta. MeitG pels
fdan etta Serran ortaan fifteen ct
i~tsfaltaiii niitG oiettaa."
Sitten monba opettajn tlili o.
moan penffiini1. Sitrri fitin bGnen
tpaiatonia pani folebtiin fofoon fG6
ritpn paperin fltultiin bGnen ianos
man: "Ot Warin, NINA pel11n ct
tG muooen fltluesia olemme riist1s
meet iotain Serrnlta. MelfeinpG Inn
len ett1 meio1n tGptpiii panna TO-
lebtiin @ltstab ia @Iia. So Tina,
Smen poifani iinG olet palioa orr
moffaampi fiiin mitd annoit." NeGin
bGn iatfoi penffi penfiltG iaapl1en
iDibootn alttarin luo. SiinG ban
ieiioi betfiien tolebtifuppi paiemos-
ia f~GoeslGdn fopeloioen oifealln
liininlG tasfiia. M1itto FIFTEEN bGn
nirffoi: "@i, rafas Serrani, ie Ell
ole fpllifii iinulle. Sinltn tGptpp
iaaba enentuldn, iir1 oIet oIlltt min
bpmG mim1lle." Samnsia bGn lass
Fl ostinn fGoest1niG, otti eiiin man
ban, fitllrneen Iompaftonia, Iltfi
mltittamia ieteleitG ia aIetti ne TO-
Iebtiin iartoen: "Wein1 oIen pnboil
lani. Sierra. MinG tieoGn ettG find
olet pppt6npt minitnfin menandGn.
m1ttta NIT tdptpp Spenin buoleb>
tia minl1sta ia GibistG tosfa 10 oIem
me panboia, @ustoipin en- taboo
pibGttdG. ia jos find tarpitiet 81
ina, Min mention bdnfin. &liitens
finfin toimon, ettet find, rafas Sur
mala, ottaifi beit1 moIanpin lanai
Ia fertau."
<n panbls Iopetti petition fos
ponia fdiill1Gn fiirlibti opettaia
@ilI elm louiuen itfltit t~itfnbuttas
malta GGnellG: "&afas pastori me
emme, ole tGpttGneet meIpolliiilit-
tamrle. &erGtfGGntule foIebti itrioel
Ieen emf fttnml1ntaina. "&aiffialta
fuiilui fltin pb6estG irustn "amer."
@eni6lfeen laniiti postori fppnes
leet iifmisi1: "Maffaat pstGndni.
@n min1fGdn ole tebnpt mitd Off
FIN moinut. @sinafin tobbon emf
ilinmtntaina antoa enenrnGn. Saba
Don mp0s lGbettGd poifani, jos ie
on Serran tabto." 2oprfii laiiloim-
me laiilitn ia titntiii fuin ertrle mil
loinfaan ernten Diff iitd iiten Iaits
lancet.
@oin pafluittaa, ett1 mnnba o.
pettaia trnii itieniG onnelliiefii nab
besiGGn rtitG ie maifutti, flin bdtt
oil oiatellut G1neen firfosia. Mlii
tarnat toiin aiattelimat, ettd ie oil
liiam fomoa. Nei1tta faiffien taptDi
t%1fnnustoa ETH ie oil toto. &aiffein
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Snpnt!

Scandinavian merican Zine"
etta faifisia ~Iliofisia on
mufamiiuoet iaatapartn fur,ooen Top
pitiin osti, Seem Dorfista IGbtiesfG.
@atfaanaitoDia feboitetaan nioisin
bonffhnoan itielleen parnnt paifat.
. 8iitotaan ilmoitifleen leboesi1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

fenttid SGn @ereiltG. Gina olit e.
1renumGrt artpoinen $erraIIemme
Seefafielle. &pnmenen ienttia Da-
MEL 8runiltn, milf Com SteniltG,
ei mitd6n Swe SncfIonilto, &liitcns
lin iofainen motif menn6 ia iofai-
men on ipanbemmil.een enemm1n
FUN tibannen bollorin ormoinen."
Seuroamasia penfisiG istui Der
Mlen p%erbeineen. &dn pani perbeen
IA piloIesta fafii bollnria. @anban
ppettoian fruiltiin jnttaman: Ser
10 fnoli mpos wainlon ia pienten
~IapSienfin puolesta, miittn BELLA Ell
ole mitGGn ontnnista". BiereSiG
istni tiionlari 8isbere tpttGrineen.
"gboen piiolilen binta. piioli bans-
toiefi armoa, miltei lama mGGrG
FUN mitG i1l~firuofnii mime miifol-
la mofioi, pbtdpalion fuin mafeiss
lantiffo. intfoi wanbus iamaaa
fiiin rabat plttoilimat astiaan.
6enjGlteen mnanmilielii1 &app
f1Gri fofoon ietelin ia bdnen mai
monia iamoin. Same &app pani
plisiilliien piffuroboia ia Sena out
toi pienintG panemaon miitasnia
fuporiraboia ia opettaia- pulpit ps@
tdmaIIiiesti: "sSSirmnla teitG iirnat-
foonl"
&c iaatte ola marmoia iiita ct
I'd me flulntelimme iGnnitettpinG,
maiffafaan flfnan Ell usfaltanut
fGiGGntaa paGt6nid, ia mirntn taptpp
mp0ntGG, EFT monet meistG olimat
iloifia, finn opettaia Ell olllit mei@
Dam plioleltamme fe~rdamaSiG.
Dtst tlIi Sobn @ranin ipitoro:
"&cIme bollarin Serralle ia fuitii
ttbatta itielleli", innoi manbus.
"Biiiifpmnent1 bollaria polfnpDo-
rdstG ia piiiifpmmentd ienttid SUI
natalie, liiiletfo, Conn Comb, len
oIepan oifem iaoitufien. 21nileefo
Aei8s G6en fen oletpan fa1rista,
Inn panee fpmmenen ienttia foleb-
tim fmn iormesia Ioistaa 100 oolS
Inrin iormis?"
Mediterranean frin niime fplton-
naD sSSacob 6taf, ia fuitenfin on
Serra tGnGfin mitonlta iilinamit
iimm tp0tGii. 1lliben talon olet
banffimat itielleii ia Diiiifpmmentd
fenttiG annat Sumnlalle. Onto ie
oifeus ia fobtltus flor Dabl, lind
eIGtat itiedii peililla ia f%uitentin
mott antoa niiiifpmmenta oollarin.
Nait6pG nGenf6Gn piffu &alle
npos. Sunpala teita iiunatfoon!"
aennbuffen tasipot loistimat.
~aBiiiifprumentd. ieitienIdnfpms
Mentipiiii, acknowledgements
milf, DboefidnfpmmentG, Of Stol,
finMn pditpGllileii mafiaa enem1an
f1tim mitG antoit SerralIe. Scr
Serberg, puii ia faiinis ieteli. &irs
joitett11 lppaiis Wer Saiiltn. Sc
a1ittna meta palionL iilId bGnen to-
pania ON antaa ~fpmmenpfiet SUI
maJalIe. 4inoastaunt milf oolnria
iin,ltn, Sarrp @ren. Se on liian
pieni Iobia Sumalalle, iota asfet-
t1in on parantanut fpaimoii."
9eisS &ittp Sornt noioen ienta
item faamiiesin ct ole olIentann
nGbHpt naitpaa, ia te, Miss @arp,
aineastnan fafiifpmanent6niiii ia
teban molemmnt noiiitte IGbte1 Id
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@Nppb6mme arm. popeiItomm'
beneeIIiiid padfirioititfiia ieuraa-
masia idriestpfiesid:
&eimonen, S. s.. elof. 2 b.
Sirpi, S. elof. 8 p.
&rmffaIo, @. u. eliot. Is p.
Niettinert B. elof. 90 p.
@iemi 6. %. eIof. 80 b.
Spastainerb 6. ippsf. 6 p.
@anfilo, S. ippsf. Is p.
gfisianer, 6. @. ippsf. 20 p.
@aotialoiner, 8. ippsf. 81 p.
6oIoner, &. 6. Iofnf. a p.
TopoIn, 8. Iofof. II p.
llrpiIainerL s. Iofnf. Is p.
8ohmto, ". Iofnf. % y.
@esterbocf. M. 81. marrasf. 2 p
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@iIer, SO. SO. mnrrosf. s p.
8isfnri, Ms. rnorrasf. 10 p.
Bnori B. morrosf. % p.
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snIoia ~feminaariIIe

Sronmoooin BobioisfpIdn ompes
Iuieiirolto $500. - Ners @Gsti
@ronttpoooistn, isis. on Iabioitta-
mt ianinoariue tptdrfpainaianio
Selmin 9llittaion forottoman bons
6in ionfo Aittoin-Iiife. tiIoiiuiben
tuIIen ftoritton ieminoariIIe. Spo.
fiitos Iobioisto.
%. @iiotioIoinen
Gin, @tun.
6p1frof-fnfn1fa oil II. A b. mnnt0
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SrmalampalWelnfiia c~lufnnl(a
Snnmintaino 1 b. flo 10 up.
Mmaiasia @errnn eft.
Wdaanantnina 2 p. flo s Gaspion
1tiioella foitIitlIa.
Siistaina 8 p. flo 1 ip. ssobn
Mden t.
&esfiniiffona A p. flo 8 ilaIIa
8rulesia Sobn &liftoien t.
Sdl%nnltntainn s p. flo 10 1ortb
gorfisia 8uoriien t.
Sltnnlintainn s b. flo 8 in. Sra
rengon baalilla.
8asbburnilaiiet b~rioanatfanl Bas
tori rlrpilainen on @ntti Ibon ta@
lola elof. 3 b. flo 1 ip.
a b. ioentafana flo 2 ip. @ibfo-
min fouliilIa.
g. 81. &ranffaIa
g or37 Hlibelin Sine 53-51
8rantmooo, isis.
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Snmalanpaliuelnfiia beinafnnIlo

25 p. BepIasia feIo 10 op. Ser
ran IS. @bt fansfa.
% p. @rmbarrasia feIlo 10 ap
iaarnan Is. 2illion; fofoonm1taan
Sc. SaalilIo
20 p. Bitesia felIo 1 Up.
20 p. Sirginia flo 8 ip. Serrun
T. @bt, fansia Nori firfosia.
Sifesia ia 8ireiniasia mp0sfin
ioornaa fansiani iaarnaaia 6. Gil
lion.
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Bltbelin 1872 9or 1T CLIP, @inn.
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Gin, Rtttt.

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The Edward B. Moran memorial cup !
won last week by Leighton II. Noyes
of the high school track team is on
exhibition in the north window of the
C. F. Thomas drug store.
Miss Loenza Davis, 43, died of tuber-
culosis last night in the sanitarium in
Haydenville, Mass, where she had been
since Sept. 6. She was sister of Miss
Loina Davis, who is employed in the
Brattleboro Memorial hospital. The
family home has been in Newfane, and
the body will be taken to that tow
for funeral and kanial. The funela
will be held in the Newfane church to-
morrow at 2.3O clock Before going
to Haydenville Miss Davis was in the.
sanitarium in Pittsford.
Peter Bardachis, 27, one of the pro-
prietors of the Elliot street pool ROOM
died yesterday about o'clock in the
Melrose hospital in West -Brattleboro of
measles, followed by complications of
pneumonia and acute nephritis. He had
been in the hospital since May ). He
was born in Greece. A brother Nicholas
lG. Bardachis, was associated with him
in business. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 2.ocleek in st. Mich
Iaels Episcopal church. Rev. w. c. Ber-
lnard will officiate. The burial will take
lplace in Morningside cemetery.
I News has been received here of the
death Wednesday in Lakewood, Ohio,
of Mrs jeanette R. (HalD Baker, r.
/ A telegram to friends stated that she
died suddenly, but she had been in
feeble health for some time. Mrs
Baker was born in Brattleboro Nov. 10
1912, and was daughter of Warren
and Rowena Hail. She lived in this
town several years She leaves son
Walter c.. Baker of Lakewood, Ohio
who is president of the American Bal
Bearing company, also of the Baker
Electric Car Co, and one daughter, Mrs
Frank L.. Cody of Crooked Lake, Flor
ida There are four grandchildren.
L. w. Jackman, agent for the Strou
real estate agency, who recently bough
the MeVeigh house in West Brattle
J boro and moved his family here from
Williamsville, sold the following rea
i estate from May Z to IA, inclusive
The Delos Akley farm in. Marlboro. sol
to Arson NJ Hall of Oxford, Mass
the William J. Mccoy farm in ,Newfan
J. to John c. F. Harris of Springfield
- (Vtl; the Eunice M. Seeber farm i
South Wardsboro to Herbert C. West
7 phal of Springfield, Mass; the Mr.
Lyman Powers place in South Newfan
!, to Frederick D. Hutchinson of. Ne
York city; the Raymond Howe far
in East Jamaica to Stephen F. Straus
of Laconia, n. H.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-15

We have several times called the .atten-
ton of the business in Brattleboroi and
Vt the farmers ia the neighborhood to
the advantages of having market in this
! village and a day Especially designated as
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-15

Special prices on Trimmed Hats today
and Monday at Mrs. Smiths Hat Shop.
Was in Boston yesterday and; personally
selected bargains in flowers and shapes
ADV. &C
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-15

single adult person in her domain who
cannot read write ssssssssssa ssTa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-15
CHURCH NOTICES.

Pentecostal mission, 70 Main street,
Special speakers will be at both serv-
ices, 3 and p. m. Bible school at
D. m. All welcome.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-15

, An average of $50 patents a year are
granted to women inventors in Great Brit
ain