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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

&%jpbenhabn iom Meelcn til Eiteripen
Set ltore ngeblab "Gbc Dropers
bar 1,6fen6t ct progtfuI6t
ill11itreret 1fanbinabif M11mer. S en-
@rtifel "Gen ny Gpr til 9iterfben"
ifriber set fornemme 6agblob:
S Morbunore6er bor Tefstiler 90
Manufafturbmer tilpirfet / SCI for
eneoe &ongerige bGret efter 6orif
Smag, men 9anmarfs biemlige Sor=
brug er i 9jebliffet life set pnIent-
1iglte. Com OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mel
lem Sc Mllierebe og @jteripe11 CT set
9anmarfs Sremti6sifiebne at u6fpl<
Sc Ell Stole al fremragenbe 8etp6-
ming i.9iteripban6elen. &jpbenboon
loDer at blibe &amborgs @fterfplger
iom Grmiitplaos for alfe @iteripita<
ter,1e. aortet piier, at &jpbenbobn i
iaa $enieenoe bar en- Ipffelie 8elig-
gcnbeo. Sen eier en- al be fineite
6abne, og-bbab Ser CT al 6en itpr-
ite 8igtigbeb for Ste @fsporten : e.,
pelubruitet Sribapn, bbor @nrer
life er tol6pligtige. Gnglonb oe
Mmerifa Tan life n1e6 Sor6el ienoe
|5fibe 6irefte til giterfgbobnene, bpor-
|of mango er lmaa og 11tiIgi9ngelige
for 6Dbtgaaenbe Gfibe. 2angt mere
for6elogtigt at BRUCE &i6bcnbobn
|iom Splagsp1o6s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
Nnrgr.

Gm inbiif 9igter beb Sronfjelb.
Sor nogle Mor iiocn bol6t Sen
|inoiife 9igter og Bibenifabsmanh
Sir Mnan6a McbarDa EFT Mpffe So
relrsni,,ger beo &riitionia uniberli<
tet ODER inoiif Si1oiofi. Samti6ia
benptteoe ban Mnle6ningen til at
forctage en- @eiie run6t ornfring /
|2an6et, og ban bIep iaa begeiitret
for Morge> at ban bell1,tteoe at i1ao
fig ne6 ber. San fiebte fig en- lille
|Seteritl1e oppe .pe6 Eronfiel6, og
ser bar ban iioen boet, 1psie1iat
nrc6 fit Digtning. On DeI al 6e
|&ers, ban bqr ifabt 6eroppe, er /
|oisfe Gage 16fommet / 2an6smaals-
obcrlGttelie. 9ermc6 CT Morge for
|fprfte Gang fommet inb / in6iif 2p-
|rif. eli iom pentelig fan bore bar
6en mggtige Natur, {em bar ON,
gipet Digteren, lat fit 8rpg paa
bans 8ro6uftio1. @jennem Sen 1T
oiife MDitif, ser bbiler ober Digte,te
|iom en- 5o16is, ifimter man Sc 1te1,s
beige 6uruffobe og 6e inefl96te
|Hie1oe, Tom Mnan6a bar bobt lige
|uoenfor fin Stueoer, % ban. ffren
|hem. Sinc Sele1fer. for Morge 81
her Digteren ogiaa u6trpf for / ct
panegpriif N%roia6igt, TOM ban bar
|iot / Spiolen for 5anlingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
Stor @ape.

sfibsre6er &oafon @allem bar
.operfen6t Gtpret for Norges San-
.oelsbpiifole / Bergen en- 8anfbog
|paa 100000 @rpner. 8elgbet ifal
'anpenoeg til ct 1irer1igt Sono, bpis
Me11ter ifal benpttes til 8rift at ct
SStloenterbjem ! Gorbinoelie meo
|&gifolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

Gn traeiif 9pb / ben bpibe Sic.
S &l1rb Mosmusle ns 8og "@rgn-
1an6 langs Eolbabet" er ct al Sc
melt gribenoe Mffnit 8eretningen
ON sen r111ge fbenffe @ioenifobsmm16
Or. @uIffs tra9iife 3po / Sen epige
'Sne. Set bar paa Meoreiien, at
Or. @ulff 6e6e, og 90 &n116 @as-
mts1en life felb bor me6 paa 6e1ne
Set al Meiien, er set to an6re af
Deltagerne, Der bar afgipet 8eret<
ming, bboraf hi citerer:
"gfter tolp Eimers Spill git hi bi-
oere igjen. SSngen al % talte ret
n1eget, men leg 1agbe merfe til, at
Ser bar fal6en SO ODER @llffs Gan-
fer. Seq bleb oerfor meget forba1-
fet, ba ban efter ire Timers Gorl6E
pluofelig itanie6e og iag6e::
"gal fan leg life gaa mere for
NIT &ierte. @n S fin6e mig en
|G1abS, bbor -ieg Fan b1ibe 1iggenbe,
BELT / Narbeoen af Ell go, bbor jeg
fan faa noget at brittle, og bbor S
(fan fin6e mig, bbts S faar @il6t
Il ben a~llernnrmeite Sremti6."
SON itrmmer fig bog op enom,
|en Gang me1t fgler, at BET ct for
|gjpbes.
Da @ullf TOM neo til %, bar Set
|f6rite ban fog6e:
50, fiere aornernter, ber nl
LEG lagge mig til @o; leg tanfer,
Der bill bore Soc pe6 Ben ftore Sten
paa ben on6en Si6e @lpen."
&m ta1te hul6fommen roIigt, oq
Ger lpore6es t11gen 8ebngelfe boS
bam. So leg otter gioroe 6orf6Q
paa at obertale bam til at goa bi6e.
&c, 10areoe ban beltet1t % atfe1=
en6e:
"geei. leg Tan life mere, MT Ell
oct flrtt. Cir mig blot BEN Giene.
lite at ifribe ct 8ar 8repe for mig
Jog Lob Jag Gftimoerre foge nogei
gano, for at leg fnn faa 1iot 8arme
II aropper, meoens leg bitterer Sig
Breber1e."
Dermeo reiite ban fig % cit ber
tI ben itore Stett, ban babe u6.
ba1g tg, og ber bab6e ban lagt fig
ia leg naae6e op til Steoet.
@nn mart Bm1be bar bor1nt, ol
lban bab6e 6ruffet fig BARN, 6ifterr
be ban mig ct 8reb til anlto @as.
'mtsien. Derefter ftreb ban ielp e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
#lnu ny 6uxrh.
@almner / irobia 8lomitrins.

XXI cL NII III QIDeIOe I
tpbe Mar. Set ct Sber6ets .Mrt at
orbeihe i ct Minut og at obergoo
Nlooe1 % bore iterfere at u6rette
mere. Mltiaa CT ri alti6 Sc ipage5tc
Mltiaa n6retter ri ito6iq mi116re,
oltiaa btrfer ri 1ta6ig minore burtig.
81 tilbprer Oct Narti, ser bigger op.
m1ore tilbprer set Horti, ser riper
mes. 81 er @lopens @arti. Sc an-
Gre ct Sber6ets Tarti. 90 Sc andre
Dil alti6 bore De lt9rfei te. Spo6 hi
faa en6 gjgr, bil Sc altib bore Sc
itnrfelte.
Oct CT / CHARLES Negrps Melter-
perf Sc MpItere Sc la Gboriere Sc
SSconne 6'@rc, at jeg finder bisie
2inier, iout Gigteren far logt / Sen
ltore frantic &%elgeni11oes Muno. 81
Ser '1ogen / 9onmarf (foruoen Gbri=
ition @imeltao), iom lmier CHARLES
.Fegup? Maaife. Seq peo oct life.
Ser ct / bnert Sal6 1iffert NOT life
n1altgc. 90 pil6e set fife bore ct 9(r-
bcjoe = og netop ct Mrbej6e for e>
6ro1fri9s @llfer iom Gbriltion Mi=
me ltoo at for6anl lie oette ifienne
og bn1oige @erf? 9lt 1nre 9onmorE
oe11ne itore 8rolaiit og griben6cNoet
at tjel,oe? 90 at bebe Saul G1m1oeI
(6er 10 INT ii66er / &ipbcnbam. 1onl
S~ranfrigs o~fficielle Mepreier1tont)
ON ct Soror6 til Sber1etteIien? Og-
loo Saul @lou6el fom 10 : ion1
Gbarles Begup-ioa 1anet bortc fra
tilbage til Sen rpmerife Strife. @,16-
MI mere obio111t e1to Eegup brpo bon
bclt me0 fin Gorti6 og uobrpo / fit
9igt Magnifirot Gaffeiang): "@lip
bos mig, &erre, MT Dugen bpl6er-
forlao mig life! 2ao mig life goo
tilgrnnoc me6 Solitaire og Meno11,
n1e6 Micbelet % @11go og alle Sc on
Ore bDis SiGI ct bos Sc 6e6e Suit
6e, Dpis @gger err 1unfre / Sfarnet.
Sc CT b66e, % ielb efter 6ercs 9p6
er 6ereS @abn CT Sorgift og &ooo=
oenifab." (@ino gran6es does, $50
ris 1918 e.. 108). Hegltps Mano
Dor lite 6en11e abio1l1te Sorfoltellc1ls
Mano-ban glen1te al6rig fit Scamp
for DreDfns, og at ban bab6e b9ret
|@ocialiit iolnmen meo SSorres. Me1,
netop for 6cl1ne &ontrabirfnings
|SfDlb bill ct Sro al @lnu6el ON Sen
Itore &enlobe6e bore fulot al 2ps.
Men ieg bender tilbage I'll @bar-
les &ea1tps 2inier ON 9loben 90
Sabe(en = frebne fer &riger -
met mat ifnl6e tro, Sc bar ffrepne
efter. Seq tp11fer paa Sc 9ro, mems
M%lttolnobien fprer mig og ct Bar bell
giife Genlter 1t6 til Sc berge6e @gne
mel1em 9irmu6e og Sabet, mellem
|Snraes og Dpres.
@i forla6er M%11ttperpen ont M}or<
gene11 beo S-Eioen; Sgrgen ober
|5cbel6e iettcr % ODER til set fro6ige
|2on6 pao Sen an6en SIDE - @aes,
fom BET beooer paa flamif,-et fort,
grgnt 2on6 - lutter @r9s og Top-
Ter - b6jt, bpit @rns - bbie, bdie
Hopler / Meffe bag DGfffe og alt
oct grgnne fortonet og fortabt / Ben
aroa, fltgtige Sl1limorgens lime
1unfl1e Dis. Ser bar Sperbet life
lagt noGet goe, Der er alt enbmt 3lo<
bens fre6elige, fro6ige 8prf.
SIS BE brologte. 2an6epeie ruler
III burtig frem Geg tbr life mere
|iige, at ieg fDnes goot ON at fiere i
glutomobil, for lao fornmer Ser en-
Mornlprn6ifant i MegieringSpres-
fen % CT forargeD. 81 fommer forbi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
2nftfarten / Moree.

9en norfte 2uftfartsfommisiion
Dor fremfat ct Sorilag ON, at &'o11<
pad ADMINISTRATIONS
:Omroooe in6enfor Morgeg @rpnfer
tim ifal bepilges norife Selifnber
paa bis1e gieniioige l1notageIfer
11nr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
3pire 1eirer.

/ &ri-
itianta bleb en- MI Ger for &eire
% Sriiinoe6e, i6et SogneprGit Ser
man 2unoe fit 4,734 Stemmer.
goctaliiternes @an6t6at, S%ournaliit
@1tnnar 911slam6, fit 1919 Stem-
mer. 9esn6en bab6e 6ru 8inoboel
|2S % Sabrifeier @rangeu 4 ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
So ipnberjpife statsifupe..

Sei1oeriDoer, Der befgger 9an-
mari, flager ober, at Der bliber bug.
get bet Sfobene. De Tan income ct
Gfsempe1 poo, bbor Der pno 400 SO
Stntsfob 6agIig er $50 mano Mr.
beioe r1eb at fal6e Graer. Set fer
ga1ite benipnslgl, % Set fneite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
"Sctter min Sat Of nit 6aar, Iom
icd bill"

Gen ficnotc Gfltcipillerin6e @er6a
Gbriltopbericn bar np1ig 11ogipet fine
Mcmoirer. S oisic f%remfommer
mango ml1l,trc @iltoricr. gn al oen1
CT felgc,16e:
Mcoens @erbo Gbriltopbcrien rel
itc / Nrppinlcn mes gilbert @elien-
green, bra,ote oct Ell Miten / Marb1ts,
bpor FUN life 1pilleoc m1e6, at bum
iotte fig neo poa Gilif11erplaoien / cit
iin1pel tort &iole og meo glatfjem=
met @oar, ganife Tom bum pleieoc at
nrre / @ripatlibet. S Mellemaften
blep bun ~opcrf1t1et al Gireftpren, ion1
meo itore Tagtcr % mes Tie1be1,oe
Stcnme ubbrpo:
- Gil Sc eoelrgge Mig? Oil &c
r1,inere mig? Ser gaar leg og for-
teller biot % bre6t, at Sc er 20
Star og 1igeiao iml1f uoenfor See
1rc,, iom paa 5ce,,e11 og iaa igtter
Sc Sem Der / nit Teoter, 11frellet og
ligner cit gannmel Mlml,elprerinoe-
bill Sc eiebliffelig gaa in6 til min
Some og frelle Gem!
Mcn noturligpis falot BET life Ger
ia Gbriltopberjen inb at frelle Jig,
bun bar % ct ben Sag i6ag Ell al
Sem, ser tor fGtte bao6c9at % @oar.
fem Sc pil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

Sem Millioner &roner til &amb.
Ser foreligger 11u &laner for Ser
gems fremtioigc &anoforipning. 9}ea-
lilationen al 6isie Blaner pil fomme
til at folte ca. S Millioner @rouer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

-L
gine ,,or1tale Mrbeiosinotggter ffal
10 b1trtig al npttig 8pggeri b1ibe
ilaaet libel, bpa6 oct life allereoe
ct / 5orpeien, % iamti6ig ifal %
n1aa jo Sen ftb1te &eit at FUND Gor-
mutt foribit6e fra 6'&errer &aano-
narfere Iom mi lpnes at futile fort
iGtte 8a,llaicbe11 paa bgr6ig Maaz
DC men 6esbnrre life ne6 4en=
.ge tient fra nolan6et, 1om / &ri-
gems gpl6ne Mor men peo Benge,
iom oct eprige Samfun6, % ifffe
mt16it Gfattepberne, bloffcs for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23

Bore Monneuter fnnbe sisre %
En- flor Sienefte beb at fortelIe Ben
uer % 8efienbte nm Blabets Sub
bolb; berbeh f1tnbe be maafte 5ieIpe
os I'll at faa a. NJ Mpxuent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
@uorlebes &eter STRENGTHEN fanot
fit Gifimperirme.

HU oI>sNN~S<V<"<>
Sournali1t Dol6omcro traf forle=
Sen iammen me6 Eeter Srcucben
be6 CIT Seit / Stuoenterforeningc,1
90 bcnptte6c Der 2eiligbe6en til at
rnocrfoltc 6erl berprnte @rpnlanos-
farer ct lille SSnterpiep:
= &por6an fit Sc Dcres Some?
Seq afto1te lom ollie @rpnlGn-
,,eere Sagen me6 Denoe5 GorGl6re.
|Soa cit Sag fom leg mes cit Gl9oc
|og ilGbte ben6e troos beroes Sfrig
bort fra 6ornl6renes @us. Militant
met, noget, Ser berer fig til. Set
er faa at fiae oct grerlan6ife ST.
tl,al. Soa inort &onen 1oo iiober
I sleoen tier bum ltillc % felgcr fin
Mo,6 til &cr6e11s @11oc. Sg oppe
BOG % finder 9e olbrig Ell ntro
Snitrl1. Derimob ifer set life ficl=
ocnt, at cit Mono Iooner fin Some
no til Ell, fier Sen cllcr @ie1t. Set
betro9tes iom ct ganife notl1rli9t
9efligbe6sbebis. 4bin6erne betrog.
tcS 1om mo6nc eSomfrl1r / 6 Mors
Mloeren % giftefnr6igc / 1912
MorS M0eren.
9oloes Ser itorc @leoesfelter
uc6 @rplluppet?
- Nei. @iftermool og ben Slags
beba,,6les 6isfret. Set er en- ubpre
|Eaftlesbe6 +. cts. at iige til Ell
Mo1,b: Hoo, bu er NOT bleper, gift
- Deres @ultru Ter morlom u.s.
ga, bum ct firm. Og 1aa ct
bum CIT go6- Sanger! Sun fonge,
|iinc IS @laarape ont Moret, oQ
BUM er beller life bonge for at got
mes paa @osfusofiejagt.
= $porlebes 1pnes @cres @,,ltrl
on at bore / Danmarf?
SUN ct meget ifl1ffet. Do jee
II. Offs. 1purgte benoe, ont b1t1n ifft
ipntes, @uicne bar p9lbig itorc
iborebe bum, at De bar oo life fac
|bbie iom ct Ssfjel6. Sc oanife Do
mer er bum beller lite imponeret AT
|De figaer op og 11eo 40 benoe, OF
iaa bebcr Sc mig olle}am1nen ipgr
&c ben6e, bpo6 bum ipnes ON Sc 6an
lite Gamer. Moor ieg lao oberint
fer set for bcnoe, flyer bun: Ct Be
lbirfelig ian6t, at -6e alleiammel
liperaer ON set fannie? Sg bl1r
Ifan life lioe at bore / 8Den,. bbo1
bum life Tan ie belle Ger6e,t, ftge1
bum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-23
- Danmark. -

bueeeg til 8rnnoiel. Get
er be1 rene Sammer at lie paa, oa
ioritn1nslige &enipn er ser obiol,tt
life Sale on. Oct fumes u6el11f1ffen-
Sc at breic fig ON burtigit multgt at
foo Sc flelte Eenge 1,o beraf og 1,be1,
at toae @enipn TIL sen Gfaoe, Scr
forpol0es.
@pis Ser life b,,rtigit muligt fri
oes ino, pi1 Sfoocne blipc totalt boe
logtc.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
$2,24O,786.53
$2,461,354.31
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of St. Landry.

IL President Cashier of the above
knowledge
andOenef J. A HAAS, President
LARCADE ident INC Cashier
subscribed anu : H D. LARcADE JR- Notary
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27

). P. BARNETT,
/. M. LTcHTENSTEIN,
JOS. NJ. BOAGNI,
Dr.. r. o. PAVY,
r. LEE MILLS,
c. N. BERTRAND.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27

Report furnished Examiner of State Banks by the above Bank
at the close of business March 17h 1920
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27

j. A. HAAS.
Dr.. cHAS. +. BOAGNI,
LEON S. HAAS,
ADOLPHE JACOBS,
L. 7. CASTILLO,
L. J. LARcAD
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
PARADE WILL OPEN
WEEK FOR KINDNESS

A one-pound pig and its 400
pound mother, occupying a float all
their own. will be one of the fea-
lures OF the parade which Is to forZ
mally open the BE Kind to AMI
mails Week" of the Humane Educa-
ton Society tomorrow. The diminu-
tive pig and its giant mother are
the entry Of Boy Scout.
Tentative plans for the parade,
which will leave Peace Monument
Monday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock,
have almost been completed by Mrs
J. V. Harring, chairman of the
local committee of the society. /Fhe
route will be from Peace Monument,
along Pennsylvania avenue to the
" hlte House, turning into jackson
place, thence into Connecticut ave-
nue. to 1 street. east to, Sixteenth
street. and to Scott Circle. where 1t
will disband.
The parade will be replete with
floats, bands, tandems and work
teams. The White House sheep
Will be a part. A number of society
women in victorias and on their
fayorite horses will participate.
Judges of the parade will be Mel
vim p. Hazen, District surveyor;
Maj. Harry Leonard and Thomas
Rones. Prizes will be awarded to
the best appearing animals.
all persons desiring to enter ami
mails in the parade should commu-
nicate with Mrs. Clyde B. Parker,
Pelham Courts, Twenty-firts and p
streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
WHITEPLAGUE
WARSEFFECTS
War Risk Bureau Says Tu-
berculosis Prevalent in
Soldier Hospitals.

Development Of tuberculosis
among overseas veterans, due to
gas. exposure and mental strain. is
one of the outstanding reasons for
increase in claims for all classes Of
compensation by ex-service men.
An average of $50 new claims day
for the past three months have been
filed with the Bureau Of War Risk
Insurance. Thousands of these are
from veterans who felt the bad ef-
fects of their experience in France
only after they returned to shops
and offices.
The conditions that ultimately
will result from gas, medical off,
GERS attached to the bureau claim,
cannot be foretold, since this type
of casualties never were experienced
before. They rate exposure. nerve
strain and other conditions that
tended to lessen a soldiers powers
af resistance, as also responsible
with gas.
The gas victims, In many cases
felt little ill effect while they were
living the outdoor life Of the army.
OF the $4,000 eX-service men now
maintained in hospitals by the gov
ernment 1000 are tuberculosis pa.
tients. Many of these are treated
at private hospitals
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

q scale that looked like corn bran,
and some Of the places would crack.
I tried salves with no effect, 90 I
tried cuticura Soap and Ointment.
I could tell difference from the first
application. When I had used ono
cake OF cuticura Soap and one box
Of Cuticura Ointment he was healed. !"
(Signed) Mrs. D. Burnett, Salt Lick,
Kentucky. Sept. 9, 1919.
Once clear. keep your skin clear by
using Cuticua Soap and Ointment
for everyday toilet purposes and
cuticura Taicum to powder and per-
fume. Nothing better.
Sample EAeh Pre- by Nal Address: -osfsczr.
Labsrstsriss, ,Dsps \, lfaidsn, Mass." Sold evsry-
xhsre. Soap 5c- Ointment 8 and SOC. Talcum 8e.
- cutiepra Sep shayss withsut nus.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

the size Of q dime to q
nickel. over his body and
on his face. They would
itch and he would lie
awake and scratch some
times tilltheywould bleed.
They dried IN and formed
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
Skin Trouble On
Boy
Cuticura Heals.

My little boy three years old be-
gan to break out In red spots, from
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

Sixteen-year-old St Louis girl,
youngest ever charged with
murder in the State of Missouri.
She Is being tried in Juvenile
court on a charge Of killing her
stepfather, Joseph F. Woodlock,
a year ago. Four years ago she
shot and killed her own father
and was exonerated on the
ground that she fred in defense
of her mother
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

to tell his former chief what they
were. But when they tell this tale
to one with any political experience
1t is with the tongue in the cheek.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

tween the regular and progressive
forces which twice cost the Repub-
lican party the Presidency.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
MATILDA SPRUNG
IS BRIDE today
Popular Young Lady Is
Welded To DIR. Leo
Rigler

Miss Matilda Sprung, second daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Sprung
at four o'clock this afternoon, became
the bride of DR.. Leo Rigler of New
England, this state. The ceremony
was performed by Rabbi Papermaster
of Grand Forks in the Sprung apart.
ments here. The affair was one of
simplicity and sweetness, marking
the brevity and esteem in which the
bride, one of Devils Lakes promi-
nent young ladies', was held, not only
by her family but her scores Of
friends as we'll.
Miss Sprung is a graduate of the
local high school and the University
of Minnesota, where she attained high
honors. She is also the possessor
of an enviable record as a teacher in
public schools. 1t is along these lines
that Mrs. Rigler will follow, even in
welded life, having been called upon
in the great shortage of school in
structors, to accept a position as prin-
cipal of the Junior High school at
New England, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Rigler will make their future home.
Mr.. Rigler is a well established
and well thought of practicing physi.
clan of New England and as we'll as
having gained prominence in his
field there, has many friends in this
part of the state.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
C0nn0lly-C Connolly

Miss Reca Connolly and Howard
Connolly were welded this morning
in the home of the bride, Reverend P
H. Case performing the ceremony
Only immediate members of the fam.
lilies interested were present togeth.
er with Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Graham
and Mrs. Reverend Case. Floral de-
corations in modest taste, including
sweet peas and comosos, set off the
scene of the pretty ceremony.
Miss Connolly has been an instruc.
tor in local schools for several years
past, while Mr.. Connolly is interested
in the ownership of the Bell drug
store. Both are we'll known through.
out the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly left after
the ceremony on a short honeymoon
trip, their destination was not being
disclosed. Altho having the same final
name, prior to marriage, the con.
tracing parties are not in any man
ner related.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08

Everyone is willing to concede that
the home paper does a lot for the
town. It gives the town a lot Of free
advertising; sometimes in conjunc-
ton with the citizens; sometimes we
say it sadly, alone. The best way
the citizens can acknowledge this
service on the part Of the newspaper
is by doing a little advertising of his
own, for advertising is the life blood
of every publication. Every wide
awake citizen knows that the money
he puts into advertising comes back
to him ten-fold. If you don't believe
this compare the business of a heavy
advertiser with that of a man who
never ~advertises. The latter may
plod along and manage to exc out a
living but unless he gets into the
band wagon soon and starts advertise
ing, he is bound to be pushed to the
wall. 1t is inevitable. Just as in
evitable as the march of progress.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
Mrs. Hault Entcrtains.

Mrs. George Hault entertained Sat.
urday in honor of her daughters
birthday. Miss Goldie dickson chap
eroned the little folks at the matinee
at the Grand. The guests included
Ruth Anderson, Evelyn WEIGH, Echo
Greenleaf, Margaret Blackey, Ethel
Simpson, Madeline Blackey, Elizabeth
Goodnow, Jean Melamphy, Alice Mel
son, Vivian Barton, Temple Cridland
Blanch Leglar, Thomas Anderson, Ev-
elyn Cameron, Helen Sneesby, Doro-
thy Connolly, Bruce Sielaff, Phyllis
Wilson, Evelyn Vanderlin and Mar
garet Vanderlin. Other guests were
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. NJ. J. Richardson
Mrs. Tavers and children Of Minot
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08

There are Millers and there are
Millers, just ask Editor "Bill" Miller
if it isn't so. Editor Miller often gets
another "Bill" Miller's mail but is is
usually the other "Bill's" bills. If
that other "Bill" would just boot along
anything that looks like an editors
deal, etc., he. can return the compli-
ment "Bill" of The World does him
when the mistakes here mentioned
occur-take 'em back to the post Of
flee.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
Fire Destroys The
Hunter Farm Home

Fire at the farm home of James
Hunter, five miles west of here on
the Grand Harbor road, destroyed the
residence and furniture, causing a
total loss. A defective chimney is
said to have been the means of fire
spreading throughout other parts of
the building. The home and contents
are estimated by A. A. Powell of
Powells Agency, to have represented
= value OF approximately $4,000.
Only $4,000 insurance was carried
on the premises.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08

FOR SALE:-Am leaving and have
for sale n large bedroom suite,
two extra springs and mattresses,
n combination buffet and china
closet, parlor furniture and chairs,
kitchen table and cooking utensils,
also some china and dishes, garden
tools, and lawn mower. Books: En-
cyclopedia Britannica, (25 volumes)
Modern Eloquence, Websters un-
abridged dictionary, m~edicology and
others. Leatherette lined, coat
size 40, bear skin robe and Ian
robe. Address 1876 Sixth street. 9-8
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08

The congregation of the Presbyter-
ian church here observed the advent
OF Rev. P. H. Cases becoming its
pastor a year ago, with appropriate
services marking the completion of
one years efforts in Devils Lake.
Elaborate music and other features
were noted during the various meet
ings of the day. It was announced
that the new Estey pipe organ re-
Gently purchased, will be installed
during the next two months.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08

George Charlesworth, who recently
located here, entering the field of
auctioneers, reports numerous sales
being booked for the next two months.
Mr.. Charlesworth is a former we'll
known Montana auctioneer. Crop
failures for four successive years in
the western state compelled his re-
moval to a more prosperous commun-
itv.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08

The Misses Mary and Helen Malon-
ey, nieces of Thomas Maloney, can
didate for state senator on the demo-
cratic ticket and a prominent farmer
north Of here, left Thursday for Villa
Maria, near Lake City, Minnesota,
where they will attend school during
the winter. The two young ladies
have been guests at the Maloney farm
during the vacation period.