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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Musical instruments e.
cRGAN-A handsome Cornish one
Phone &l-E- Grove 81
FIANO-x5sD Upright. standard MAKE
case slightly damaged: zig reduction.
Seeds. Plants. Fertilizsrs s.
HEAN@T-iIow-eved seed Eesviesi
NEEDING bean a; state tarrn last rear
Testing -. IL l5s. past PAID. - A.
50 Reg hllneys- has Elvtn. WIN
throp, Ne.
EC-Bs-E.rh Craze Daillis. aur Surplus
stuck assorted c.1iurs. &c per dox pest
paid. our selection StcnIun L,ahtia
Gardens ERli0we-l. Ae
CQRA-4=alaen RantGn, ssc at. 81
pk. Frse Isl on plants mixed
70 weeks ola from r>sssIs--d
STOCK. g 10 S. aseh. E ". Fu-ousn.
zreane. Ne
CN1oN skTs-R aate yellow 1Town
anG raltlplie-S- PotaTo anlon sets
Cougniin- Thompson @. Augusta
sFEDSFor The ga-9er Best quality
81 package and 3E.k. Buy sarir. Plan;
eRr@y- Z. v. Gnurrh-
Wearing Apparsl G
CCAT-AQd zap Tor sale, Sons or veI-
Grams, -aloweli Tel. sE-j-
GLOvESseA eur line OF ne popular
ssranRc Genuine 5aeirsKIn for saio
driving. Hre,nan. etc-. IN q yar1erT Of
styles J. Z Fs~r1l Co
SsoEs-Ball Band atIli.y Tor ever, day
wear Rubber sole. mule sk.r mp 0s-
car Freedman. 47 Canw St
sEGEs-Azde -sght % wear r.gf1t. q A.
ia IN SHOES ara worn ne word over.
J. : Silodea4. loCsi dez.ss-
sEoEs-FaIl Inc af Dsis ;. Boys. aar
lildren teIlai- shoes Na.4pna4 Store,
Is Wafer 81
WaHtee-Ts Buy 60
AUTO EMITTING FEE-secgrd
handed stare Gana3isan and prize A.
dress -. 2 Ealitsa. TrcutdaAe. Ne.
FALsE TEETE-And old Eoisi oneS
GET yours TeAaF. Write and III czA
ana pa. ypG- Cash for hem !
yaGs7n. . Me,vlle St, AaEsssA. de
FTEyTTCRE-secnna hrnd. al Einds
wanted Egaest prices paid Angus
q FURNITURE CO. Tel. ao-N.
ROOMS AND BOARD
-
Rooms Nithsuf Beard %
OAK ST. SS'-F-oni room 5r Light HOUSE
keeuing r-aurns- upstairs: call evenings
SWAN ST. 9-Frcn; rom. Mrs Ealey
Tel 94-E
WINTER ST. s-Farniahed room siiif-
aaie for : Modern opE~enirnce4 Arx.
w. 3. Fie.cfer. Tel 1GZ-W
HARTFORD HOTaE-Rouzns with ar
wffhrut housekeeping prsyiieses- Tran.
sisnts DC TO q per day. Tel. M-w
ligsta. uHe az hath. p Windsor -.
WAVHHLy CEAMBERS-yewiya fur
ntshed. hurnelike. caters 20 cr.nsieHts
opp. EoioniRl, 10 wAfer-St Tai I-A.
Classified ads sell cid furniture
. The qn3ck, eass vay 70 buy and sell
- Tho Wnss al way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
EMPLOYMENT

Eeir wznsed-Mais 90
MEN-To cut and PEA. poplar nr the
ccrd. CORD caG2ce L5f IN E-ais -oSG.
augusta To Belfast Is miles t-um Al
gI1E-a. Price s. per cnr-- L : BRAY,
Sha vmut Ne
MIL NEN-At once Twelre lR1n
skw-srs. -wo ssre-s- three olnCns.Es
one AXE away nan. Eghesf Wages
and ionr -pn. Apply 81 John Lumber
Co Van Buren, Name
F9-N TEE-We want q ~ounE man with
llEH school ealca-gn q earn printing
-rHCe. 4 me opportunity . earn 4
s-ade that commands excellent wages.
Good hours COUNTRY pcT preferred.
hsnneoec Journal n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

GUINEA Fowl -S--hree azirss al lsy-
!nE. Mrs.. z. yi-zE t-ziiuwe!l. z. &
met 1a-CR-S Eraoders SEoV es etc-
Miss Emma E. IcneE. River ave. Car
liner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

CANCES-T sell 81 standard MAKES IN
Guiding White and E@anerec n --Ea-
E- and sponsor nDGnlE Il Z. Flyni.
Asnneoec JuErlal, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Shore Property FOR Sale ss
WEBER PoS0---aTp Sunapee or
mr. rant Ms z A White & ? 2 a
ANGUISH Tal d.
Let classified az tell ne news "
YEAR business. Telling IS sailing
Tedays wants ana oilers are al .isFea
here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
LIVE STOCK

Dogs. Cats Sets II
-DL-IE-Blue merle year oiG. Male
EeEisf erred : - BEt-Du. n - A.re'
Rnad Augusta Tel S1s-e
TTp-ES-Enrlish oull 81 Wafer 81
Gardner. Tel. El6
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
. RED CROSS f

The Red Cross are doing splendid
relief work at the present time in
caring for the many cases of sickness
and have found some very distressful
cases who are suffering from proper
care. They are in special need xsf
helpers and those who can give
portion of their time to the work of
visitation can do excellent work by
giving few hours each day to the
care of children. Any who cannot
give their services can be just as help
full if they can cook broths and Gus
tards to be distributed in the homes
where the woman of the house is in
capaciated from doing the usual
household duties. Food may be sent
to the Red Cross headquarters at the
Armory and the telephone is 545-W.
Some Of the st. Johnsbury ladies are
doing most helpful service, but the
needs of the community have not
been met as yet.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
TOWN MEETING
WARNING FOR
ST. JOHNSBURY
Many New Articles of
Interest to All the
TOwnspe0ple

The selectmen have posted the
l.walning- for the annual March meet
/, iing on Tuesday, March 2, and there
are several articles that will undoubt-
eddy bring out discussion.
Owing to the fact that the Yer
mont Legislature has not renoalea +Hn
icenso law every town in the state
will have to vote on the ncense u...,-
ton. Of course whatever action is
taken will have no effect on the stu
alton as the country is now bone dry
by the adoption of the national pro-
hibition amendment.
Articles appear to ask for exemp-
ito for ten years for the Plymouth
Creamery and the new shirt factory
Of aTuber, Upton & Co.
An article that looks toward the
future asks to see what action the
town will take towards selling it's
interest in the Court House to Cal
edonia county.
The voters will be asked to take
actlon on paying SSO annually to the
st. Johnsbury Academy for the tut
ton of all town pupils, and another
article reads "to see ii the town will
vote to build new high school
building"
The voters are asked to take ac-
ton on accepting the title to the ia
nous "AllWright" spring /. on the
North aDnville road, and if this is
done to have the spring and water
ing trough maintained by the town.
An appropriation for $1,000 is
asked for the maintenance of the pub
lie health nurse, and according to the
new law the salary of the town clerk
must be voted by the town.
The warning contains the usual an
ticles relative to the appropriation
for Memorial day and raising the
taxes for the year 1920.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The following officers were install
ed in Glover Temple No. 1, Pythiar
Sisters:
Past Chief, Margaret V. Foster.
Most Excellent Chief, Ruth Jack
son.
Excellent Senior, Minnie Marsh.
Excellent Junior, Katherine Oder
kirk.
Manager, Jessie Ingersol.
Mistress of Records and Cores
pondence, Vera N. Brown.
Mistress of Finance, Eta M. Mute.
Protector, Carrie Wright.
Guard, Ila M. Finley.
Grand Chief Ada M. Hardy of Or
leans acted as installing officer, assist
ed by Lizzie M. Stockwell of White
River Junction.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
Sent TO State Prison for
NOn-SuDpOrt of Families

Hon. William II. Jeffrey of Mont
pelier, state probation officer, visited
St. Johnsbury Thursday and brought
into municipal court two probationers
who have failed to keep the terms Of
their probation. Arthur Aiken, for
merly Of st. Johnsbury, was arrested
in Portsmouth, N. H., where he had
recently married, and brought to St.
Johnsbury. For the failure to sup
port his children Judge Frye sentcnc-
ed him to term of not less than
three months nor more than four
months in the House of Correction at
the state prison at Windsor. After
his sentence is completed he will have
to pay SIS a week towards the sup
port of his two children.
John Syloe, a Lyndonville brake
man, was taken off the train and
brought before Judge Frye for fail
ure to pay weekly instalments toward
the support of his wife. The court
sentenced Mr.. Sylce to term of not
less than six months nor more than
IL months at the House of Correction
at the state prison at Windsor.
Both Aiken and Sylce were taken
to Windsor Friday morning to serve
their sentence.
Mr.. Jeffrey is making a tour of the
state rounding up the probationers
that have failed to keep their terms
of probation and asking that the or
iginal sentence of the court be carried
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
WATERFORD

MI. and Mrs. Frank c. Grant,
formerly of Concord, VT, who now
reside in Santa Monica, CAL, had
the pleasure Of visit from their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. f. |. Williams
of Waterford and Feb. II, Mrs. Will
liams' birthday, took them to Santa
Monica Municipal Pleasure Pier to
try their skill in fishing in the Pa
ciic ocean. A contest soon sprang
up between Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Grant, girl of 81 summers, as to
who would catch the greatest num-
Der of the finny tribe. Mrs. Williams
caught 25 Pacific Ocean herring, but
Mrs. Grant was the winner by catch
ing 40 of the same variety.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
GRANGE

The Wide Awake Grange held its
regular meeting with good attend
.ance last Saturday evening. The
lecturers program was opened by
singing America, also Valentine
social given and historical sketch on
ST. Valentine given by Mrs. c. H.
Moffett. Open discussion on ebay
light Saving" led by A. c. Under
wood and discussed by the members
of the Grange.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
BOY SCOUTS
TROOP 2

The regular meeting of the Boy
Scouts of Troop 2, was held at the
South Congregational church Thurs
day night at Ais.
| The regular business meeting was
held after which Principal Brown of
the Junior High school spoke few
words to the boys.
Following this the first half of the
indoor field day was run off consist
ing of the following events:
| Forward Hop Race, Backward Hop
Race, Forward Hand and Ankle Race,
i Backward Hand and Ankle Race,
Forward Crab Race, Backward Crab
Race, Shot Put with basket BALD,
Hammer throw flour bag on rope)
,.Three-legged race, Accuracy throw
/ (bean bag), Discus throw (basket
ball thrown by bags while lying on
back).
i The winners were allowed 3 points
on their efficiency record, second
place two points and third place one
point.
The points ccored by the various
boys were as follows: Carpenter, III
points; Green, 6 points; Henderson,
IL points; Poole, IA points; Baldwin,
IL points; Clamer, points; Dickin-
son, 16 points; E. Hoar, points;
Wright, points; Farr, IL points;
Daniels, / point; Burrows, 5 points;
Blodgett, 2 points; Perry, 8 points;
r. Goss, 6 points.
John Dickinson was high point
winner with 16 points to his credit.
The remainder of the contest will
take place next Wednesday with
many new and novel contests.
The standing of the highest boys
in the efficiency contest to date is as
follows: Poole, 11S points; Baldwin,
lit points; Farr 1T points; Wright,
lis points; Burrows, LOT points; Per-
ry, 1O6 points; Henderson, 106 points;
Carpenter, 101 points; Blodgett, 1O1
points.
The next meeting will be Wednes-
day, February 26.
L. II. BAXTER,
Scout Master.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21

The names of James Puffer and
James Woods were inadvertently
omitted from last weeks list of those
who had passed their second-class
tests in the minimum time limit pre-
scribed by the Boy Scout rules.
The following Scouts have passed
their tenderfoot tests with a perfect
score: Theodore Chamberlain, Cecil
Powell and Maurice Schoppe. Very
creditable mention was given to
Harold Beck, Robert Martin and Ray
rond Howe, who though not quite
perfect, were well up in the nineties.
The boys were invested with their
badges at the regular meeting. OPP
portunity was given to those who
wished to work on, or take, tests at
ter the business meeting.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21

The services at St. Andrews
church are as follows: 8 a. M, Holy
Communion; 1890, morning service
and sermon; II, Sunday school; ZOO,
Evensong and sermon on "Some Les
sons of the Upper Room"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
SUNDAY SERVICES

At the morning service at the
Methodist church the pastor will
preach on the theme as 1t Nothing
to You All Ye that Passed By"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
6rpenmdI0.

gbuarb 8inter bnt fi9 borlebten
5onutag mad Minnenpolis 8uriidbegeben,
no er cine SbuIe befu6t. SSn ieiner
F8eslettung befanb iib feline S6tpefter
gleonorn, peI6e tire in Der Weblifnot
|tpobnenbe 56tpeiter, SSrau 9rnn, beind<
te. .
Ste lebte 5dlfte b%ergangener Bo1e
berbra6ten saul gner lnb SSrau als Be-
|il19er in Der III Miidn1orb iDobneroer Sa1
mile sc. 81 Buiier.
Srn11 Ssobann @urneI unb &inoer err
fatteten bon Mittpod Biz 5nmitag if
rem ii ct: glouD febbaften gertpdrbtenn
=einen Beind.
6. 8. 59ipeemaun 1T nad ldingere1r1
5Beiude BEL geripn11bten nnb SSrennben
IN Dubuque, Soma, ipieber in ieinen aSns
milienfreis 3uridgefebrt
glemet1s gdtDeen1ar,n besab ii6 d1<
ffanes LETTER Bode rad 81. gIouo, no
bns 8reisgeriH feline gienfte dig @eS
f9tporener erbeii6t.
SRI. MarnD 8inter nnD SSobn Bintere
11abmen lire 5t1bien IN Der ct. CLOUD
5nnbelsfdnIe anfangs letter Bohe tpieS
Der auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
IIglIter bon los Snbren. 3tptesii Monaten,

alter.om 1ob abren, 5iDei Moraten
.urb nem Eageu.
Der biieiigen ct. M arientirbe ieben
am borIesten Mlontag ibren 8u,lO fiir's
,aeben bnrb ben bodtp. Germ 5dJeaer
fegnen Mois 8infIer ur6 Sri. Warga1
retba slatterD. 8ei Der 1ab8sit IN
.9auie Der Brnutelten rabm bag int1ge
9aarsbon Dem gum Sefte erffdienet,en
g5ddlfen Bic nnfri1tigiten Gliidtpanidde
.entgyegen, uno oaB iiii6 bieieIben ben 0eus
.bermdblteit bertpirfiden m0gen, Der
.radtrdeIii6e Burid Des sNoroitern.
SRI. 8eIenn aaBmaref 1T 3n Iddngez
rem Mufentbalte i'm glternbalie pongbiz
cage, no ilie eiinen feds gionate langen
aurlug IN Der gndfiibruns nnb 9teno1
graphic Durdymadte bier ei%ngetroffen.
Mloig 8irlfIer begab iiid in geglei<
tung fetner 5dtpefter 8ertba mad ben
,8niuingsiffddoien, mo er NIT ieiner 8raut
SRI. Mnrenretba 5latterD %3uiamnre1z
traf bic I'M MsaDo 5ospitaI gu Modee
tier als aranfenpflegerin angeiteM mar.
Rndbem lie Sic Beibna6tsferien BET
gerpanbten in Hanaeb 5lgebra6. .iino
9eln Mudert mnb gdciIia Sdeibel nies
Der Inc glternbal1s 5nriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Qpon.

Su ber oorIekteu 5onntagabeno abge>
balte,aen Sabresberfamrnluns Der bier be-
itebeubeu .. 81. s.. l1nterftibungsgeieaz
idaft bot Minnefotn tpnrbe Die 8abl
Der 8eamten NIT folgeubem grgebnib
porgenommen: 8. S. 8eppers, 8rdiibent;
S. @. Bbitman. gieeprdiioent; NSSobn
5bielmauu, @etretdr; 4.g. 8ele, 5dBz
meiiter; in ben 8ertpaltungsrat puroen
setpdblt: 81. 5dirmers, s. S. gbielman,
sbomas 8oibt; seiitliber 8atbgeber beg
8ereins 1T Der bodap. p. gorbinim, ..
6. 9.
Su Ser 9ienitagabeu0 bergangerer
ISOLDE itattgefun6enen moudtIiden Ser
~Iammlung bes biefisen ct. SoiepbzSors
iterperei1s ipurbe Sacob Obmann nls
ueues Ritglieo in Ben 8ereir mufgenomz
men. Sic Mitgliebfdaft besfelben 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
ben unb iid nit fiesiinen gSi5bb,n1een aarl anb
.Nenrnp beThif1Oe11

ben nno ID NIT iieiinen sShuen aarl uni
George eeiddfAtIiib perbiiuben.
oer ct. Reters airde pnroeuap il.
Mitttpoa getraut Som. Mersenpon 6iier
Sofepbbiha Born ploa aiogers
ipoob Slid ann 8ut1oe
g11be biefer Bode pirb Bier ei1 BSars
snittiituut gebtallten. s.,s.ss
6 Drhnaan arlo .@attin beranitnlS
tete elmer Nn5abI iunger @beIe.te an
Neuiabrsabenbe eine MtlterbnItung. gis
5ur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erfrelIte MAJ
ii9 beim RartenfpieI tpornuf Elm fpo1Iz
idmefenoer ssnbib Derabretbt nurbe.
Sic unterbaItlng bate einen b6diit ans
senebmen gerlanf
9err Niehlanb bat eine Nnteile an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES benz s. gd0neder
a1nb S0bne fduffid iiberlaiien llnno lpirb
ieine ffniroere 88eit nisidIieBIiib fir ben
gerfauf BON Ndergerdtben nnb Qutos
mobilen %bertpenoen.
ddDQbierggetao sbr emf bbg ! itu8, !
4yAE1E sEH<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Buvrifdes Settlement.

sSo6n Beol. ipelder als Gef6iporener
i'm areisgeridt an ct. gIou6 Dem @puns
tp oient. mar uiiber Sonntag bier BEL lei
men M~ngeb0riger.
8eim 9ol3fdllen tuuroe Slid. &lein bon
einem falenoen 8aume an Der g6alter
aetroffen uro berort Idbiert, Dab ct ta<
gelang aufgelegt mar. gr 6at ffi6 n11terS
beKen iotpeit erbolt, baB er ipieber ieiner
Sagesarbeit nabge6en fann.
$. S. Nbrinr,, tpel6er ala 3enfusmfz
uebmer far ben goinu BafefieIo umo
giuage Cob 5pring ernannt 1T, bolter<
bette i'm gotpn feline Qrbeit lekten Can't
.ltng nnb tpirb nit berfelben Biz gun,
ablauf bieier Bode fertig peroen.
8obert Rirfl. nelber in ben 8tpil<
Iingsffdoten unb in Blooming Rrairie
gelude eritnttet. 1T 3uridsefebrt lno bat
feline steue beim Matthias &elner tpies
Der nngetreten.
Sran Mid. S. 5drammeI bat iib mad
bonltdnoiger @enefums bon Der &ranfenS
Iiite ifreiden ln3en.
Meatbins &enner bra6te mebrere stnd
i&inbbieb gum 8eiterberianot nad 81b<
mon0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Colo Spring.

SIZE am borlebten Montag bon Der
8afefieb Snrmers Mutual Sire Snfuz
rance Company tn.6er bieiigen Sdnlbal<
le %abgebnltene Sabresberfamrrlung err
freute iib elmer redt regen Seilnabme
nnb mande Nngelegenbeiten BON bober
8ebentia.nfeit nurben i'm Sntereie Der
@eienI9aft %beiproden. Ser 8eri6t beg
@efretdars Der @eieuidaft tpnroe p~erlefen
uno angenpmmen. SIZE &abl Der Bee
dmten batte folgenbes grsebnib: Ra<
tbtas &euner nuroe miteue bes 2eonaro
gbelen, tueIder reFignierte, als Strait
bent eripdbH; Ism. 8eder, tpelder nabe
8nafins lein Seim bat, nnrbe an Dos 91s
reftorium ertpdbIt.
Sic Sabresperiammluns Der 9irettp<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

Iiett auf 66 geitiesen.
Na6 mebrere Gage lanaem 8eia,de
III Sen 8ipiuinastdbte,1 it Ben 8aSen
tpieber bobeim e~iugetroffen.
Sic Snrmers 4ilociation p%erianote
Dienitag be~rgangeuer 8ode cine Gis
neutrality-suspicious. gieb na6 giibzst.
8aul, SrdrIein gIife Ragel bon ct.
BauI er1tattete ibrer bier i%pobnenoer
Mutter eiinen mebrere Gage oaner,,pen
8elu6.
Gum Beiten ber 5dule tpurbe So,tz
tagnbenb in Der gila9e 3aue cine febr
gut beludte &arteupartie gebalten, ipos
bel Ser gertauf bon &0rbden bic ginS
uabmen I'm, Elm 8ebeutenoes erb0bte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
;farn1in0.

Qebte Bode mar infer bo6tp Rfar<
rer, r. Nuguitm, $. g. 81, Gefddfte
EbaIber mad ben 3fpiIingsiitdiootten, Neitt<
tpob begab er fi6 nab ct. Sofepb, I'm,
I'M bortigen ct. Benefits Mtnoemie Die
Sabreser3itien 81 geben.
8m. gbens unb Srau bon ct. @lp1,b
naren Iebte Wode mgenebme @dfte Der
bier midifigen Sanilie Sid. gbcns.
SRI. 4nm 9ingmann be9ab 1ih lebte
8o6e IN 8ribatgefbdften r1a1 So
|iepb.
SRI. @atbarina Aoborit lpeilt gegen<
tpdrtig BET ibrer 56peter, Der Srall
5agemeier in ct Soiepb.
Sn Der sSSaares,e.fanfd ing Deg bieiiz
gen ct. Saepb .;;,nteritiitlnaspercins
fDnrocn aae Bsa.atcn nieoef erlualIf.
|gs nurbe beibIo1en, MIR ale brei Deo<
nate eine @eriarnlung ul,b 5tpar abcnos
III Der 5dule ab5ubulten. Nad Der Bsz
Notwithstanding ion bann ieoesraaoll
cine geieuf6aftltbe l1nterba1talg iiatt<
fi11oen.
Sen. @iebernirg tort gptpbmb g.
erfreute feline @lter,1 init eiuem iaehrz
tdgigen 8efn6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Sorgdnge
TIT GOuutD
Qlbany

am Donueritaa, ben 90, SSanlIar, tpirl
SRI. Sa5eI @eiB. gountp GONE 9emons
itrutionsagent. I'M 9eim Der SSrnn s. S
8renfer eiueu 8ortrag iiber bas 3alter
BON 3ntsbaltsre6unn9en geben.
Sad Idnserem @erbleib bel feined biel
tuobnenSeu glteru 1T 9einri6 NenteI IL
sesleituns 1eiuer 5dtpeiter llriula mad
icinem Seim in 9ermtau, Ntnu., 8lrilds
aefebrt.
5ermaun aooper nuo @attin iinD bon
eiuem in albertpiIe 9en1adten nertpanots
idaftIideu 8eiube 8uridsefebrt.
Soiepb @re1er 1T uod goaenbuag lei
r,er St,loien i'm Muffin College als ges
madter Mehanifer 3uriidgefebrt.
Srau 6. 8eder. Sodter Rbifon1ero
unb SRI. Siaheua 0ebers bon Gong
Brairie nareu mebrere Gage bier IN Der
Sarailie Sobn s. 8adel gu @aite.
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bertpinteru mad Rinneapolis begeben.
SRI. 2u5ia 9inborf 1T nab naebrere
Gage tangent 8eiu6e bel ibren bier tpobs
nenoen glteru gu i6rer arbeit I'M ct.
Mapbaels Sospital gu ct. CLOUD 5nrtds
getebrt.
Sba 9bneioer bat iid a1fa,1gS lester
8ode rad Reip @nrfet begeben, nm tire
Bflibten ats ae6rerin lpieoer alf5unebz
iilen.
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Der Beibnadtsaeit bier bel ben glterr
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LETT 5uriidgefebrt.
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unb ffreunbihaftliden gefld.
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E1id in 8egleitung oes SEQ. @einaa. bon
ct. CLOUD bier in Geiddften auf
Sobu Otter uno Soieph 9eBerter be-
gaben fii1 anfan9s lester Bobe mad
8odefer. Minn.. mo iiid i'm Neabl
5ogpital nnter neitere dr5tlide 8ebanbs
lung ftenter.
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i'm bairi11en Excitement als Qebrer a'1lz
.geite1te s. S. Norian ernannt poroen.
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ct. Sobng Mbtei benz bodtp. Rffarrer r.
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bon ST.. s, 8. 8Ienaing :einge1omme1'
tperben.
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li1en, berbunoen, 5ur bouen 33ufriepe'us
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8ur 8ieberaufnabme ibrer 5tuoien nnd
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