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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14

Minneapolis Monday, where he had
been visiting with his sister, Miss
Petrina Thorson.
Mr.. Peterson is enjoying a visit
from his niece.
Anton Emhoff delivered stock to
New London last Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murphy called
at the E. P. WEIGH home Sunday even
ing:
Otto Oveson returned to Willmar
Monday after visiting with friends
here since Friday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John 1verson spent
Sunday in Irving township.
Quite number from here attend
ed the dance at w. ]. Pelkey's Satur-
Harlow Burt and J. W. LaSel1.
Mr.. and. Mrs Jud Smithson and
daughter Evelyn and Florence John
son visited the J. E. Johnson home
| Sunday.
leila and Page Welch visited at the
! w. D. King home Friday evening.
Fred Deadrick and p J. E. Johnson
finished putting up the creamery ice
Friday. They also put up ice for, J.
| o. Nelson.
Olga Monson returned home from
New London Friday, where she had
attended the wedding of her sister.
A. F. Hall and Russell Gesell were
visitors in the cities over Sunday.
A number from here went to Will
| mar the first of the week to see about
getting the state road from Hawiek
to Long Lake out let. Many are hop
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HAWICKe

Hawick, Jan. 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lauritz Johnson of New London came
down Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Gertie Monson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Monson of Irving
township and Lawrence Christopher
SON., sister of the bride and Sigurd
topherson of New London, were mar
ried at Willmar last Tuesday. The
wedding was witnessed by Olga Mon
son. sister of the bride and Sigurd
Stromme. The bridal couple left i'm.
med1ately for Minneapolis on a short
wedding trip after which they will
make their home with the groom s
parents until spring.
Page WEIGH made a drive to New
London Thursday afternoon.
The farmers are making good use OF
the good sleighing, hauling their hay.
wood and ice.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Gil
bert Peterson Tuesday.
Meeting was held at Hans A. Han
sons Sunday.
School started in Dist. No. l Mon
day after a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Nelson and daugh
ter and Miss Leona Skeie, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Pelkey and family spent
Sunday in Irving.
Miss leila Welch returned to Will
mar Saturday after spending about
two weeks at home,
Mrs. O. w. Olson is enjoying a
! visit from her mother and sister.
| Oscar Thorson returned home from
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the ElstrOm home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jones and C. A..
Peterson spent Sunday visiting at
the L. Jones home in Fah1un township,
Victor T. Peterson will ship two car
loads of stock to South St. Paul on
Tuesday of this week.
The Larson meat market is having
their ice shipped in from Green Lake
this week.
The English services at the Method
list church in Rosendale last Sunday
was we'll attended, Every other Sun
day the service will be conducted in
the English.
The directors of the Farmers Ele-
vator met at a business meeting this
afternoon.
Elmer J. Olson has left for Kerk.
| hoven where he is manager of the
! Standard Oil station there. He com
menced his duties this morning.
; Guy Burgess, John Woken, Erwin
: HarOldsOn, Peter Salonick and Victor
Wallin were Willmar visitors last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bergstrom, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Wilson and w. O
| Nd4 1SOA AC1I Il 1udy "O1uluS Oh Lu0l1
land seeking trip to the Rio Grande
Valley in the state of Texas. Martin
Olson, the local agent, accompanied
them to Minneapolis, returning to At
water on Friday evening.
w. H. Geinitz has sold his Acme
truck to E. J. Olson at Kerkhoven. HI
delivered the same last Saturday.
Roland Lindemeier left today fo1
Minneapolis where he will enroll a
the American Business College.
Gust and Fred Kragenbring left to
day for visit with friends and rela
tives in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Feig, Mrs. Joh1
Feig Jr. and her brother Arthur HE
returned to Raymond Saturday afte
a visit at the John Feig home in Ha1
rison and from a trip to St. Paul.
Rev. Alvin Estrem Of Little Fall
arrived today for visit with friend
and relatives in this village.
Dewey Wick Of Thorpe spent tn
weekend visiting friends at Willma1
leaving there on Monday morning 70
Olivia where he will be employed
the canning factory.
Gerald and Clarence Bomsta {
East Lake Lillian spent the week-en
visiting friends at Willmar
Emil and Lewis Norm of Tacy, Mo-
t tana have arrived here. They wei
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4 I w A I F. r.

Atwater Jan 12-Morris Roland
from Moose Jaw. Sask.. Canada left
Sunday evening for Grafton, N. OAK,
after a visit at the John Knudson
home.
Prick Wallin was Willmar bust
LESS caller last Monday
Tom Tierney was a caller at Will
mar today between trains.
Frank Danielson is at present SER
lOusly i'll from an attack OF appendi-
citis.
E. J. Lipsit is the manager of the
new produce opened at Kandiyohi by
the Kandiyohi Produce Company.
Edwin Miller of Raymond arrived
Monday for visit at the Erwin Pagel
home in Harrison township.
Joseph Swenson has resigned his
position with Holm Brothers and re-
turned to his home at Willmar last
Friday.
Fred Stenberg attended a creamery
meeting at Raymond last Wednesday,
going from there to Minneapolis where
he went on business in the interest of
the creamery. Mr.. Stenberg returned
from Minneapolis on Thursday even
ing.
Harold Miller left today for a couple
of days visit at Willmar.
Mildred Skoglund of Willmar was a
Atwater visitor this forenoon.
Chas. A. Parsley will conduct a box
ball hall in connection with his barber
shop. He will have two alleys and the
same will be open for business on the
first of February.
Mrs. Simon SOlmonson and her sis
ter. Clara Skoglund visited at Grove
City this afternoon.
Andy Bomstad of Thorpe spent the
weekend on business at Willmar.
John Woken was a Willmar caller
this afternoon
Otto A. Larson of Litchfield arrived
today for a visit with his cousin, Ven
fred Larson.
The Executive committee of thu
American Legion hold bushes:
meeting at the Solmonson barber sho]
this evening.
Mrs. T. E. Barbeau left Saturday TO-
a visit with her parents at Aitkin.
Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Porter visited. re
latives and friends at Willmar las
SSunday.
Miss Bessie Johnston returned tc
day from a weeks visit with Mr.. an
Mrs. Arthur Johnston at Pennock.
John A. Nelson of Claire City,
OAK, spent the weekend visiting {
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and Miss Paddock ia acting al temper

and Miss Paddock ia acting al temper
airy principal.
Supt. Brohaugh spent the week end
in st. Cloud making arrangements for
the Central, MINI. Teachers Assn
meeting will take place some time in
March. He also planned to visit the
new Junior High School in st. Cloud
denly Sunday because of the
meeting which will take place some
time in March. He also planned to
visit the new Junior High School In
st. Cloud as we'll as the Normal
School. Mr.. Brohaugh ia president of
the Teachers Assn.
At special meeting held Just before
the Christmas recess the school board
voted to pay each teacherLa bonus of
SIS at tho close of school and Supt.
Brohaugh bonus Of $500. After max
ing some study Of conditions the board
felt this was necessary. To make mat
tiers clear to the tax payers that this
| is not an excessive increase we wish
to call attention to the following facts
According to conservative figures the
cost of living has increased 106 per
cent since 1915. Leaving the present
| bonus out of consideration Willmar
! grade teachers received an average
increase of 81 per cent over the 1916
salary, high school teachers, includ.
ing principal and special teachers, re-
ceived Fl per cent increase over the
1915 salary and the superintendent re-
ceived per cent increase. Taking
the present bonus into consideration
it brings the increases up to So pei
cent for grade teachers, 38 per cent
for high school teachers and "a pei
cent for the Observation-Disclosures
! figures being the percent that the total
increases since 1915 are of the salar
les paid In 1915. They have beer
worked out on the same basis as thu
cost of living In order to make com
parison easy. One can readily SET
that salaries have not kept pace will
the cost of living and the board wal
more than justified in taking the &C
I ton they did. =. -
/ There will be meeting of the Par
emit Teacher Association at the Lafay
cite Building on Friday, January 9tl
at 3:45 p. m. Coffee will be served
The following seventh grade pupils
Lafayette School, were neither absen
nor tardy during December: Fred Al
derson, Lillian Gabbert, Virgil Gal
bert, Emma Hedlund, Paul Hedlunt
j Verna Kirkpatrick, Howard Larson
Olga Nelson, - Alva GabbeFt, Hug
Ruddy, Marjorie. Tauman. Lillia
Erickson and, George Lawler.-.
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Position a. Prohibition Director.

Attorney J. M. Freeman of Olivia
has received the appointment as Pro
hibition Director for this state, a new
office created by a recent act Of Con-
gress. The director in each state was
created for the purpose of enforcing
the Federal Prohibition law. The sal
airy is about $1,000 per year and ex-
penses. The duties OF the Office re-
quires practically all of the Directors
time. ~. ..-... IT,. =
Being that to take position it would
require all OF Attorney Freemah' 9
his law practice and move to the Twin
position. = -. - = = - : =. II.
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called here on account of the death of
their father, John Norm in Fahlun
township.
At the Boy Scout meeting last Mon:
day 1t was decided to raise money for
getting place to hold their meetings
in and to begin with it was decided
to have Tag Day which will be the
last Saturday of January. It is hoped
that the public will stand by the Boys
in this effort. When the soliciting is
started any amount will be accepted
with thanks. Let us all work for a
good cause.
Mr.: Hulzing from the State of Mon
tana arrived Monday for visit at the
DR.. Geo. McBroom home
George Fortmeier and his bride ar
rived last Friday from the State of
Wisconsin. They will reside on the
Henry Honebrink farm in Harrison
township. Mrs. Fortmeier was former
ly Miss Emma Becker and was mar
ried on Dec. 81 to George Fortmeier.
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GROVE CITY.

OIlo V T. vi
In Grove City the annual meeting
was held in the same spirit Saturday,
Jan. 10th. The total disbursements or
outlay of the congregation amounted
to $4,50590.
For the pension fund they had col
lected $1,054.50 and gone lover the
top" by $284.50. In the Ladies Aid
treasury was balance of $939.39. In
the Dorcas society treasury balance
of $1,176.37. In the Luther Leagues
$464.36.
For the charitable purposes had
been given $72576 by individuals and
societies more than the levied dues
to the conference and Synod.
The pastor received an increase in
salary of $40 per month, thoughtful
ness for which he is very thankful
| for the buying value of the dollar has
decreased to far less than half of what
it was four or five years ago.
For deacons Messrs. Gust Lindberg
and Elias Johnson were reelected. AS
trustee Mrs. c.. w. Lechman was elect
3D. Aaron Liedholm declined to be
reelected. He has served as trustee
and treasurer for "a years and receiv'
ed a rising vote of thanks.
Miss Hanna Setterman was reflect
ed organist; delegates to conference
Mr.. Liedholm; delegate to district con
vention in Litchfield, Ed. Carlson. Il
was decided to let the question of re
modelling the church rest again TO-
another year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14

E. E. Franklin of Pipestone is at
present visiting his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bairey.
Ed. Johnson and Ed. Huseby of
Arctander township were Willmar
business callers last Friday.
&C. G. Engwall and family visited
at the Andrew Peterson home south
of town New Years Day. :; =,
Mrs. Fred Austin returned to Min
neapolis last Saturday after visit
with friends in this city. , s E Il.
Matt Lonien OF Henson visited
friends and relatives II this city laIs.
SUNDAY Sc.
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1 and Trim .aTAYae

Land Trip &C. Texas. s~..zzsS q,
David Erlandson, Erick Moline, Emil
Johnson, Paul and Walter Swenson
left Thursday morning for land
seeking trip to- the Rio Grande Valley
in the State of Texas.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

Fred StrOmberg, pastor.
Atwater: Sunday school p. m.
Service at p. m.
Epworth League 1880 p. m.
English service p. m.
Rosendale: Services II a. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
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American Box Ball Rules.

Possible score in six frames, 180.
There are five pins numbered as fol-
lows: 5, 4, 3, 5. These figures repre-
sent total Of Fl. Each player rolls
three balls each inning, six innings
make a game. The pins are so ar
ranged that ball striking exactly
between any two will knock down
both. This makes it possible to knock
down the five pins with three balls,
in which case the player takes a
spare, 81, and is entitled to add this
to the points he makes with his first
ball the next innings; with this ball
he may knock down the two outside
pins S and 4, in which case he adds
9 to 81, made in previous inning, max
ing him 30 points for that inning
This makes the possible $50 points
in the standard six frame game.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14

ing that they will be successful
Miss Florence Johnson called at the
Henry Murphy: home Sunday after
NOON. - = : =5~.=1- =. -. -
Mrs. Mirve WEIGH was Paynesvil1e
caller Saturday. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14
ALLEN LARSON

ALAEIV IkAHoOTN.
The sad news reached here today
of the death of the Oldest child of Mr..
and Mrs: Oscar E. Larson at Delano
Sunday evening. Allen Larson was
about six years old. The funeral will
take place here at the Bethlehem
Lutheran church on Thursday after
noon.
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Trip to Iowa.

Trip to Iowa.
Mrs. Karl Haltenhof left Saturday
morning for three weeks visit with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. J. S. Crooks
at Boone, Iowa. 80 =. - -
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TREES, SHRUBBERY
FLOWERS

| have some bargains in nurs-
cry stock of all kinds. l
represent the reliable Jewel
Nursery Company of Lake City
and would appreciate an order
for spring delivery. Call .or
: write me at Willmar. sos
Seventh St. N.
J.B. BOYD. Agent.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.

SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
Rev. M. LeVander, pastor.
Next Sunday Divine services at
10: 80 a. m.
At Grove City at p. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14
ANTON FLYGARE.

Last Thursday occurred the death
Of Anton Flygare at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew F1ygare.
He came here with his family several
weeks ago from Ingomar, Mont. The
deceased leaves to mourn his death
his wife, who before her marriage was
Amy Anderson, and five children, his
parents and four brothers and one sis
ter. He was about 81 years old.
The funeral takes place on Wednes-
day afternoon this week. at the house
at 1 o'clock and at the Swedish Luth-
eran church at $50 p. m. Rev. M.
LeVander will officiate.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. F. C. Rathert. pastor.
Services Sunday at 10 a. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-14
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCHES
OF ATWATER AND GROVE CITY

The Congregation of the Swedish
Lutheran church of Atwater held it's
annual meeting Jan. 9Th. and was
quite well attended. Reports offered
indicate progress during the year.
An increase of 27 communicates and
II children had been made.
Improvements had been made on the
church property for a cost of about
year were $3,38724; the outlay was
$3,28859.
The levies by synod and conference
sides an amount of $5O8.41 have been
given by the societies and individuals.
For the pension fund had been collect
the congregation. The balance may
be gathered before the conference
meets in March.
In the treasures of both Ladies Aid
and Luther Leagues were substantial
sums as balance.
To serve as deacon for three years
were reelected Messrs. Chas. Resell
and Chas Miller. AS trustee N. P.
Anderson was reelected. Miss Mary
Anderson, the competent organist
was reelected with raise OF salary
Mr.. Ed. Miller was elected delegate
to the conference in st. Paul and Chas
| Miller to the district convention at
Litchfield. AS Sunday school super
| intendent c. w. Johnson was reflect
ed
The meeting decided the congre
| cation celebrate it's 50th anniversary
the first week the coming June. A
cordial spirit characterized the meet
| ing.
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WITHIN YOUR REACH

The closets hghcass product every respect made
excellent grade of material by good wokmen tremendous output
enables us to put on the market within the reach of ALL
Everything furnished shown picture sufficient
for the ordinary home where
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Gin 11etiArci >emti6cr
Srameit.

Die 6rauengruppen ser politilbe11
8arteien un6 Die groB BEN fonfell1o11el<
len unb Observation-Disclosures 6rauer=
perbanoe @iirttembergs baben fol-
genoen gemeiniamen aufruf beldlQl-
fen:
$4,000 Mil6fiibe forbert Der
.5iegerberbun6 nuf's nene bon u11s,
Grit poaten mfrs nidt glouben, gu
unaebeuerli6 i9ien oieie 6oroerntg
an 0as idon borber entbl0Bte, onr9
leines 8ieb1tanoes eben crit
al einem Sell beraubte, b%ungern0e
|Deuti9lono, bas obne fraftige Silfs==
bereiti6aft anoerer 2anoer. fa1m nod
Ieben fam. Mber es muB 6o6 Wabr=
belt fem, INNER mieber b0ren mir Die
|NafJridt bon oieiem unerbort gral1=
|iar1en, erbarmungslofen Blan. Do5u
f0nnen mir Srouen ni@t i9peigen.
|Wir f0nnen ni9t INNER nnb INNER
|pieoer BLOB binnebmen, maS man nrs
ulfleat. @ir f0nnen ni6t 5nleben,
|uie uniere our9 Die Mild= n110 Setts
not raid 5uiammenfaaenoen alten ~
tern, nniere in f9tperem 2ebersberltf
ltebenoe1 MGnner un6 SAtpe1tern,
uniere ltiuenoen iungen Ntlttter, 1trt<
{ere fdo11 10 lang an Der Mrbeit fl1r
lire 53ufunft gebemmte, adj 10 lebr
Observation-Disclosures Sngeno, nn1e-
re Sdultinber, nnlere Rleinen rro
MnerfIein1ten poaen6s Dereleroen,
uno pie langlam, aber ltber Die Sez
.bensfraft: unb ser 2ebensmnt nnleres
5ermiirbt unb aerbrodea miro.
limo spe1111 mir @rtDa6ienen ard) tllr
uns ni9ts mebr boffen mouten -.es
aebt UNI unier @in5igites nno Settles,
SOS mir baben, es gebt I'M nniere
&in6er, Unit uniere 3ufunft! I'm otele
.fdmpfen mir, ale, obne Musnabrte,
Trauen unb Miitter aaer Stanoe l1t1o
&ibtungen. 8tr foroern bon unlerer
&eeierung, oaB iie oieies gleno. 1o=
|peit es irgenb in ibrer Wtabt 1tebt,
bon urs abtpenbet. l1no mir rufer Is
|btnaus in one @elt, mo Wutter mob
men: audi mir oeuti6en Miitter baber
Elm @edt ouf ausf0mmli@e Nabrl1ng
fir unIere &inber, 6aB fie mad1en u11o
%eritarfen fonnen. 8ir meroen 10 lal1t
un6 10 Iange rnfen, Big man 1ns bort
.un6 Big mani nns gibt, mas nas 511=
ltebt fit nniere &inoer."
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VorozOqfota.

Sarge. ginen gang %ge11ei1er1
.Diebitabl fubrte bier Elm @alner aus.
Der our6 bas Genlter in Die Office
bes Norb=9nfotn &inoerbeims ftieg
unb BORT bie @eibnadtseriparmjfe
bon 35 @aiiet tpegna6m. Die Sim
Der batten 6iefe @riparnifie I'M 8e-
trng bon $500 Dem Superintendent
d%1bertrnut nm an @eibnadten
5pielia9en un6 3ufertparen bafur 51
faufen. Man bat cine &ollefte Deran-
ltaltet, I'M Die @inoer gu entidaoigen.
2angoon. ~ Sn elmer geriamm=
lung ser Monpartiian 2eague 66nrmer
In 2angoon, teilte gbriit 2epang,
Staatsfenator Der Nonpartiian-2tgn
|als &eprGientant 6es 5taats=&al1pt=
Quarters Ser 2iga mil, SAB 81. 6.
|Somnlep feline 5teue als Setter Der
Nonpmtiian=2ign in Nortb Dafotn
%nie6erlegte nn6 befdloiien bat, feline
gan5e 3eit nuf Die Organization Der
|Garmer in an6eren Staaten DertDer@
Sen min.
8ililton. - 81. 6. gfobinfon lit
bon ser 8un6esregierung beauftragt
mor6en, einen 8erp19 5u maiden, Die
8rairiem0lfe in 6iefem Geile beg
|5tants nns5nrotten.
Sesnmestomn. - Gin &omitee oeS
|Staotrats 1T ernannt tporoen, Inn
Die Soften elmer Musoebnung Der Bnf
ieraufubr fir Dos iebige Spitem Der
|Sta6t gu unteriu9en.
8ismnrd. - S. IS. @atbro, Sc
nernloireftor ser 8nnf bon Norb-
|Dafota, erfldrte in elmer NeuBernng,
|baB Der @run6 fir Die llnperbdlt11is-
mdBig groBe Mn5uW Der ganferotte
lin 6em 5taut 6arauf 5urnd5nfibren
iei, neil Die Banfen i'm meitliden
|Eeile BEG 5taats bieI Heirer ols an
6erspo iin6, neil 6eriebe nod ni9t
lange eridloiien fei uno bier geringe
@rnten gebobt babe.
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|50bre gegen gris 8iegler BON bier
5ur Bodybuilding. 8iegler mar arls
geflagt, @el0er als Staats~@ roB-
idabmeiiter Der ,2oge unteri9lngen
5u baber. Die @eriiberungsgeieq-
ibaft als @iirgen fir Die Stoats-
@roBloge lieB 3iegler perbaften unb
bra6te pie @lage gegen ibn Elm.
gonntpnnmalt &uben Eboreen mar
fir ben Staat nrb Die Mnpalte @e>
org 9uuibnn rnb &arl Neuemeier
fir 3iegler. Na9 5peitagiger Ser
bonblung fam Mnpalt SuaiDan our
|Mniibt, bob Die 4Iage ni6t itidbal=
tia lei, neil Die staats @roBloge
11idt inforporiert lei, unb oemgemab
|in1truierte Der Mi6ter S. 5earles Die
|@ei9moreren Elm oabinlautenoeS Hr=
tell ein5ubringen, 3. +. Die &lage abb
5ntpeiien.
6airmont. H. $. S. 8robt fano
es ange5eigt, einen Breis fir lein
|2onb 319 Mder gu $3.50 per Mder
feltauleBen. ST ibergab bas @eibaft
|einem Kindergarten, 81. S. DriScon,
ser ibm nod 5ebn Sngen ei11e11 @ea1n=
fer bra6te. 8root anblte Dem Saul
luitiger1 500 Mbitanosgeloer, momii
6iefer 5ufrieoen nor. Mber ieBt Der
flagte Driscoll jeinen Mnftraggeber
anf So per Mder Rommiiiion unb
bas @eri9t ipra6 linn $500 &ommil=
iion 5n.
Dulutb. - Mls NelS g. Sangtpen
nit SSrau, pobnbaft t806@. 5. Str,
nho lire Ni9te Mlice Wngnnlon bon
lSplteao, Minn., aben6s nod Dem Or:
pbeum gingen, 6as erltemal in 1O
|Sabren, tpurben tie beim 8eitetgen
Scr StrnBenbnbn an gfe 3. 5traBe
|un6 48. Mbe. 8e1t bon einem beran=
1au1en0en Muto, 6elien Center betrun=
fen par ODER Elm abiibtlider Berbre=
|Ger iii, iiberfabren. 6rau Snngtpe1
ml1roe SO Sub melt gei9leift nn1
bonn our Seite geidleu6ert, nobel tie
oas linfe 8ein mebrmnls brad. Ser
|Iinfe Mrm p11r6e gebro6en, 6aS red
te 6anogelenf berrenft nn6 uber 6en1
(linfen Muge trtg lie @erlebl1ngen oa:
bon. &err Sangpen un6 Mlice Mag-
nnien muroen nnter BEN 5traBen.
|habamagen getporfen mel6er iofor1
|Dalten fonnte, lonit paren sic beioer
na5rid}einlib getDtet noroen.
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