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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
Sweet Corn Growers Fix
Four Cents Low Limit

Hinckley, Me, December 21-Ar
enthusiastic meeting of the North
Fairfield Sweet Corn Growers AS.
ISOLATION was held at the Coco
Templars' hall. Friday afternoon
December 16, about 30 men being il
attendance. President Harold s
Hoxie presided and the election Of Of
ficers resulted as follows: President
Harold S. Hoxie; vice president
Donald w. Ellis; secretary, Ernes
Bates: directors, N. W. Tozier, Mel
win Palmer and A. e. Hodges. Ar
interesting address on cooperation
was given by George z. Babb Of thu
State Department Of Agriculture
An unanimous vote was carried mo-
to grow corn next year for less thai
four cents pound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22

Those who believe that Maine has
no agricultural future should ex-
anime the fifth annual report to
Congress of the Federal Board for
Vocational Education for 1921. In
this report this State holds an en-
yiable record. In return for each
dollar expended for agricultural edu-
cation in High schools, Maine is far
ahead of any of the other At states.
Her return is $3.50 for each dollar
expended. Her next competitors are
Utah, with s2.O3, Indiana with 1892
and Missouri with s1.54.
This return comes in from the
supervised practical work of the
students studying subjects. Each
student keeps an itemized account of
the complete cost Of production, in
Guiding the interest on lands en-
ployed, all time for men and teams,
fertilization, seed, cultivation. etc.
w HCIl tilC SlOP 40 lioi fNotSo eAhN
marketed, the account is balanced up
and the profit or loss determined.
In the total income Of supervised
practical work Maine stands third.
Indiana is first with total income
of s142,400 with 80 schools, Missouri
is second with $4,000 with IS schools,
while Maine is third with sS1,700 with
is schools.
Maine last year had in her voca-
tional agriculture schools 331 stu
dents who made an actual net return
Of their course of study of $247 each.
This work is under the control of
The State Board Of Vocational Educa-
ton Of which DR.. Augustus Q.
Thomas, State superintendent of pub
lie schools, is the executive officer.
The other members are George E.
Macomber of Augusta and Clement
S. Stetson of Greene. the chairman
of the board of state assessors. E.
X. Jenkins is the director and Her
bert S. Hill supervises the field
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
Readfeld Grange

Readfield Grange met Saturday,
Dec. II. with good attendance. Two
new names were voted on and accept
ed. Six candidates were instructed in
the lessons Of the first and second de-
greos by the degree staff. Recess was
taken for dinner, after which the lee
turer presented an interesting pro-
gram: Singing, Readfield Grange
Song; reading, Nellie F. Lewis: piano
solo with encore, Mildred Russell; re-
marks, State Deputy Fred A. Walker,
in regard to session Of Maine State
Grange held in Portland, also Merle j.
Hartman, lecturer of Maine State
Grange; address, Farm Management"
M. d. Jones of the L. of NJ, Orono.
There will be a special meeting to
confer the third and fourth degrees
Saturday evening, Dec. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
Farmers Packing Plants
Are Proving a Great Success

"You watch out next season and
Bee If you don't find a number of
canning plants, erected by groups of
farmers here and there through the
State. I know where a number are
being planned" said Charles H.
Crawford. of the Maine Agricultural
Department and OF the Sweet Corn
Growers Association.
"Have any yet been established?'
he was asked.
certainly. Pennington has a very
successful one, the franklin Farms
iProducts Co. with H. J. Mosher,
president. and H. M. Bailey. treasur-
tAr. It was organized on July 8 last
Ind on Oct. 4 1t canned its first ap-
tples. just 81 DAYS from organization
1.-THE main building is % by 100 feet
tRith IA by 80 boiler room. 1t COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
FAYETTE

The Ladies' Aid held very success
full Christmas sale and supper at Web
ster hall Saturday evening.
Twenty deer have been reported shot
here for the month Of November.
The good sleighing of, last week left
Sunday.
Miss Jane Underwood is on the sick
list.
A public Christmas entertainment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
A Correction

. The figures given in the Public
Utilities decision, published in the
department Wednesday were incor-
rect, being the old rates. The new
rates made by Public Utilities are:
For the first 65 K. w. H. or less, per
month, IL. cents per X: w. H.; for all
in excess Of 65 K. w. H., cents. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22

and tree will be enjoyed at Starting
Grange Saturday afternoon and one at
the Baptist church Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harrington at.
tended State Grange at Portland last
week.
Mrs. Silestine Smith, who has been
seriously i'll. is reported as improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
ALICE BRADY TOMORROW
IN "HuSH MONEY

The traditional dishonesty Of
wealth. expressed in terms OF "Hush
Money" in this instance, is pitted
against the innate love Of truth in the
person of leading character in Alice
Brady's new Realart production
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22

ming, Dec. 81. for the purpose of con-
ferring the third and fourth degrees
on candidates. Supper will be served
in Grange dining hall.
Eleanor Fogg went to Lewiston or
business Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22

AzAD KIDNEY TROUBLE TEN YEARS
ing from backache, rheumatic pains.
sltiff. swollen joints. always tired feel
ing. pains in groin and muscles or
Jpther symptoms of kidney trouble. j.
E. Osborn. r. F. p. No. l, Lueasvflle,
%, writes: II had kidney trouble for
10 years. tried all kinds Of kidney
remedies but they did me no good.
look one bottle Of Foley Kidney Pits
Ind they helped me 30 much am well
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
'PiCkFORD'S NEXT PICTURE A
GRIPPING DRAMA

Frances Marion's original story,
THE Love Light" in which Mary
Pickford will be seen at the Opera
House tomorrow and Saturday, is not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
TODAY
2.15-6.45-s.30

Owing to . delay in the express
shipment, "The Millionaire" did
not arrive yesterday, but will be
shown today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
ROME
Funeral Alfred Mosher

The funeral services of the late AL
fred Mosher were held at his home
Monday at IL o'clock, Elder William
Dudley officiating. Two selections.
Shelter Me, Oh Rock of Ages" and
THE Golden City," We're sung by
Bertha Mosher and William Dudley.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful showing the high esteem in
which he was held. Mr.. Mosher was
born in Rome so years ago and has
always lived here. He was a kind
and will be greatly missed by all who
knew him. He is survived by an
aged mother and a son George, also
a little granddaughter, Theo, besides
aunts and uncles and several cousins
Interment was in Rome Corner GENE
terry. The many friends extend SYM
pathy to the sbereaved family.
Leon Richardson of Skowhegan is
visiting his father, Edward Rich
ardson.
Alice Dudley is working in the shoe
shop at 'Skowhegan.
Abbe Foster, son Allison and
Goldie Crowell were recent callers at
the home Of Allie Damren, Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foss of Oakland
who have been visiting at Leon Wat.
sons, have returned to their home.
Miss Ethel Tracy has been. visiting
friends at North Chestervillc. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Watson were
business callers in Augusta Monday.
E. T. Foster has been confined to his
house with bad cold the last few
days. u,
/ Ira Wentworth was business call.
er in Skowhegan a few days ago. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-22
New Corporation.

The ofiice of the attorney general
has approved the articles Of incor-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
Budf11a11.

Beter Braun pelder mebrere Woz
den I'M ct. @abrtel's 8ospitnl 5u5
2ittle Salg nnter dr3tlider 8eba1o=
lung itan6 lift aus Der Seilanltalt mob
Salfe enttafien moroe1.
8iIbelmuno 9einrid Saner ba-.
ben fid in 8egleitung 6es Sran5 33ors
meier nod DuIufb begebea 100 re
8efdaftigung gefur1oen baben.
8iIb. Dieter pon ct. 8aml erfrelis
te bier 1eine 5gltern nit mebrtaglgem
8eIude
Ser utrb 5rau 8ogel bon 5t:elouo
bieIten iiid) nuf einige Gage beiitbsr
apeiie Bel 5ral @arI &enrill1g uno a111
berer gertpanofen au
Nah mebrere Sage Iangm Belliz
de Bel gertpanoter un0 Sretnloenl1t:
SEN 3piningsitaoten limo Mug. y.
Debler lno Jra1i inieoer oabelm EN-
getroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
Bavri1d1es Settlement,

Rad gintritt bes 2eonarD aeaner,
it,, in ole bier b~eitebeloe Wniiffapealz.
lie 1T oeren MitglieoIdaffSau pier5em
geitiegen.
Jrau Matb. gdymift. sic ldngere
Set franeHlfe, bat ih 5nr 26reltee lb
rer A~ngeborigen mieoer poa1tdnolg er
bolt. 4.
&obert BirfnI btat einen 9ienlt belm
81. S. 56rommell :eingeiteM lit1b fpiro
lid nod ct. CLOUD begebe1L Dosef l1
einem 5teinbrud Anitelllng gu .nebs
men geoenft.
Matb. S. gbeifen mar lebten Son11z
taa In @eidaften nad 8atfins.
DaDi6 8artbel bon 8ier5 1T am erz
item Dieles Monats bier IN Aief1l lei
neg Dbeims getreten.
stephan salser, 5ran nrto aInoer
beiubten zines gages LETTER Bod]e
0ie 1,ntpeit 81. Soiepb mobne1oe 5a=
mile Matb. Sal5ers
6rnu s. S. M6rian belt leBterI
sSreitdgnadmittag miit 5rau Maatb.
Shmih Elm dngenebmes Blauoefltllu1t1lof'
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
Norgange
tot GOunt1
Qpon.

saa ser Jamilie Meid1ael 5bo!,e
fo,ao Sid Elm beroises Mdoden EN-,
elm @reigmis, eas pielieitige 8ratalaz
tionel1 nit lid, brad)te.
Seinrid Senrnng, ,ueldaer trl -. e,
SuIanterie &egiraent mabreno peg
8SIferfrieaes oem g~aterlanoe hiells
te, bat Sic 2eo1aro abielIna1ms
Commentaries am 4pon Safe fnf
$4,000 gefauH.
Yen. gonflin, elmer u11lerer SoIl.
barbiere, brad bel einem nnfaa 5lpe.
ieiner &ippen. lit aber mieoer lolpeli
beraeSteat, oaB er Die Rflid9ten Deg
8erid)onerungsrates belorge11 fan1.
q. Mppel, aontraftor Der Wf. y.
@eonep 8idle Company befiaoet l,1
bier, UNI aontrafte fir aieferuna bon 'on
@urten in bieiem Sabre 5l id1lieBeI.
Wilb. Maurin nnb 5rau BOZ, Neor
poob Sails geioiIen alf eir1ige Snge
Ole @a1tfreunoidyaft Der bier spoDtet-
oe1, Samilie Seinrih Selirrr1g:
Gra1 s.. Sdmio len. nno @eorge
s5hni0 erifatteten lebte Bobe oert
3piatussitdoteu @eiddftsbeindbe.
Gie 9eamten Der Sarn1erS ereaz
ueerp bielten porletten Montagabe1p
cine 8%eriammll,ng ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
2llba11p

3m,l Soiepb SdApingtan1rter zen;
fieI beim SouspuBen pon eillem St11Dl
u,,6 erlitt einen 8einbrnd.
.sssn elmer I'M grogeidoB Der Sieben
5thmersen &irde abgebalteren yer.
fanmlung m1roe Ansbellernrlg oes
airdenoobes rpie aud 4nlegutg e1=
,ter groBeren 8aiIerleitnng bon DER
SarptItraBe a1,s nod Der Stride l u'1
Dem Sdnlgebduoen bin befdlollelt
SEER Sboner uno @attin bon Sal1f
Centre erItattete11 bier eirel, pertp11ao-
fdoftlider 8eiud).
Sid. 6innemann bon Minneafpooz
,tis belt lib bier zines 5ages letter
ISOLDE in Bripatgeiddffen out
Nab adt Gage langem 9eludpe BET
gertpanoten in @abpeton, .. 9. 1T
SRI. esuInus &rafer miener ing 81
ternbo1s 5ttriiifgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
Roscoe.

Did, gsab belt liid mebbrere Sage
BET ID Waeelroie nobneroen GerlDa1r1[loo<=
ten u11o Srel1n6en out
Dem BefinoM Der @roBm1ltfer
.aneie, melde dlinm erfranH par,
cine erfrel1lide Wenoung 5rnl 8ei=
sleren 81 ber5eidnen -.-
Saeob grgelbarb iel zines Cages
.bergongeuer Wode bon eilrem fer1
.oe u110 erlIiitft eiiren Beinbru6 u11fer
8ebanolung gebt sic Sell
llrlg 0es Idobirten @lieoes nam @nnib
ED0ran.
s3s@5ebriiber 8ierA im NIT Der
=ernte fm b6iie biiefige 8utterfabrif nno
fniir Sobn Bon5r erfn %getporoen.
5ran5 Winfes bon grl1no 5osf.,
EGonnm. befm6r iid bei eInen Hiei
gen Ber1nanoten 8n I111gerem 8efude
Sran Sobn sbeIen bon Min1iea-
potts gerfoB Fir einge Gage Die 8uf-
#freunoidnH Der Tier dnfdIiigen Ga1=
Mile Sobn Ban5er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
.;freeport.

ar BON 5loun erItatete feiinem II
|Sgen1a mo6nenoen grnoe efiuen
mebrfagigen Beinb.
@Imer 9oiden BON gnr11esniine Der
|bradte ben 5onntag bier an oerz5eis
tie einer Gltern. sss
Nab mebrere gage langem 8geludJe
bei eifen Gefigen 6reun0en Sobn
is. 8eters nod iGnem Seim IN gdnsI
neapolis aurudgefebm
Solbn 81. Hielano reiite ieif1er grall
Bis ct Baul Del ibrer Mnfnnff BON
elmer 1ad MiilDa1fee, isis, gemad
ten gefudsreife enfgegen urrb gab Dr
bon bort n1 Der 9%ei1ureiie bas Belei-
:te.
5rl. Seler1a Sep bon Spring Sin
belt id ldiangere Set Bel brer bier.
ipobnenoen sdtpeitu Jnnu Sra15
Rielan6s beiiudslDeife au
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
pier,.

brer ilbernen 9oddeno lie
ON 26. gebrltar 8n eiern as Der
gniigen hntten pitroen s@aurI Bed
mann ul1o @attinbpn 0erdpa1roten
u11o 5reunoen al beralidifte Be.
grl6tbeglndtpunid u1b nit Der
acknowledgements g fdenfenb Be-
5rn1 WaenrinaM aeDer pm Mgram baf
|ibren eire MeeeiIe bon genoIu9eleges
mem 5teirrbruh ber Nffelroie grnnite
[gou1panD BON gIo11D an Elm
[ssabr hi adt eegeben.G e fiiiren
getriebo Snouftrie nofDenoigen
[5halppen iirb bereitg aafgefdIagen.
|gegen fiinf5ebn Damn tperoei1 DdD
reno Scr @oli1l1er111or1R Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
Ridh1nono

6rnu gr6br uno 5obn Nlois, Die
lid me6rere Monahe IN st 2ouis,
|Nio., beiudsneiie ~aufbielten, ino IN
|l1nfere Miith 5uraidfgefebrf
Mm 5reitngabeno anb bier ei11e
DISCRIMINATING ul1lger, muiifnliib an-
gelegfer 8nrlben tah 1T melder
|Brnnourg eiiner Wuiiifftope1e beibIo
len anurD0e. q
Heter s6ielen bon 5reeporf 6atbos
Bobnen=gebaloe al Ser am Nfar5
lfoftgefuloenen 9erIteigerung IL
$4650fdufIlid ii leiinen 8eiih ge=
Ibrndt.
Beim aurbeln elmer Sor0 Maidine
#erIliift MIber, 5nbn Ser Camille So
ba1n 8emmiib einen Arnnbrud.
6reo. HuppeH bot M oorlebfet1
Dieniiftag nod geom Sails sSollpa be-
5geben, no ct III elmer Drnderei Be
ddeffthigung gefunben
Sran SoEmF Bla1ttenberg Bot b
bon Ben 6olgen einer por bier &ssoz
den an ibr -Dorgenommeten9pern
ton otpeiift aeefboH oaB IiiesIsBh BDde
nod Sauie entlahm meroen fontlfe,,
AUDI It Mgnes anlaner nel6p iid,
biieiiiigen 9ospital ei1ier Blind
sbar111operattiipH unfer5og, mb 9alie
IenHnien noroe11,
2amberf @ennes nurDe BON feirer
Coffin nit einem geinn0en SDbnher
be1d)enft, tno5l1 uiliern @lmiidfmtnf6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
u1eIro1e.

.Sneiner an Montagnaduulifttag IN
Ser 5taotbaue nbgebaltenen 8erfam=
Hung Der Mffttiondiire Ser WeeeeIIroie So
Operative greanerD Company nuroe
Ifur Mnnobme Der nenen Sncorpora=
|fionsartiffel nnb Der NebengeileBie gez
I5fimmt
Sobm. r A@erorD, Don
Seem Murid, eritattefe BEN bpddp'ifen
Msgr. Eidfer einen frennofd,afflide1
|8eiub. So
Sid. 5udg begab d Iebte8ode
nod Safe 95errD unn baf eine nabe
iener DrtidaH geIegene 5arn1, Die er
|mdbreno Der lebten SabreDerpadtf
battle, be3ogen Sem grlloereeo ipiro
bus bieiige Cement @eiddftipeiter
|fiibren.
Som MaoioH begab id Dorlekten
|sonnfag nod R8elican Mappio bon
no er.1rah mebrere Gage langem Be
fl1d nod gpereH Mofb., ii gefddff
|liden Mnge1egenbeiten m~eiiferreiillfe
Oscar Smlp bon M%i1lneapplis
mar bier udt gage bel einen Gltern
altf 8eiuh.
@m. S. finger erfreute eine IN
|Nnoena mobletrbe Wlutter ullo aAoesz
re 8ernanooten init 8eiud) .#.
Mobert S. &oltmnnn m11roe anltel.
|le soes Nolnan S. Molitore meld)er Die
|gfeue mieoerlegte, ais Stambriefftrd=
ger ert1anlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
Rofpine.

@ebrMber Sennen hnben nnfangs
Iebter ISOLDE Die 5dreinerarbeit an
oen 5teinbaueriiduppen Der Jirn1n
!Som glarfe & 5obne in 0rgriff Sc
norrtn1en.
gbriit Diiet1nann nn6 6rau eritats
ttetten ibrn i'm Mapbbaels 8osppitaal
5u ct. gInltp, nrter9ebnadten Cod
ter 2pretm einen 5nnntngsbeild.
SoIepb Weerten nnb em 5dipdger
8ren11en BON WssniR Hearf fDnren ct
mes Snge bergnngener @ode bier ii
Der 6omilie Sobann Merten agd=
##
Jrau 5rnn5 Stat ll116 @iiroer be-
IudreniW il Nafffins nobnenoeGlz
tern unD .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
6reenroaIo.

Jri0olin geurif ppn NibrnonO bat
bic urtpeit bon9iie gellege1e aSarm beg
|Soiepb9 fenoorf gegens ei1e1 60 Utter
|groBe nube Meabnotnen gelegenesSSarr1
nngetanidt Die bon Der 5an1ii
|e1oor imerbnIb meruiger 9oden &c.
5ogen miro.
Geo Weibner III Dem g~al1#einer
ne1ten Garage III Maeire @roDe be-
iddftigt
Jreb. 5dtpegl1bnt1n n110 Sobbn
l5hIberger mnren aafangg leBter 10
Ide III geidGften mud bet Gdpifol
ifao
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81. 21lQrfiIl

solep veege i !9al llW Ns sI1. yas pp Z.
le.1ers s sasQ ,a1 ~. lospfsI 9zgSst !
Ipleper 1ti'fer le1s'en Sren'eoens pe''e1
pal aIs
q. IS. v p NoI ssgs.a
rs
a,sa..r..m.
'' eaa W. 49,
y. mal pst 4 " y Dg gu.s..is /. o .sI,;,
W ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
5auf RAPIDS.

Das 5belbon 9otel, cine Der 2nnlb=
marfen nniereg BiQage, lit nadgyoouesml
es 5ipedmafBm umgearbeifet llllo aus
itafier mar, an lesten Montag mn
tel Der 2eifung oeg neuen gigentuz
mers SAL bon 81. glo11D uie=
Der eroHnet moroen. S. 8arton, Der
|nnsjelbe riiberbmin Beiib batte, uno
groi bem 6as @ebdl1oe 5n
esiiqen NOR, bbdoben lire SntereIfen an
Eoem1elben fnr ben getrag bon $4,000
E1osgeiblagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-10
baridaa uobneuoen @eriualeoten nil

Ibarldaft rpobnettben @eriDalooten NIT
Inebrf1giigem geiildK.
Sr. Barbara 2aofpiB nelde etlibe
|@odn an Ill 8~ettieife ibrcr Bier er
|franxlegl Mlltfer peilte Dat fiid 81
rer @eddifHgitlag IN Wsilpaitfee a8l,ss
riidbegeben. S
gH. M. s 8ofes goillM Motbe
|Rret3 &mifenpilegerin, besidfe Ddb-
renb Der erifen gage letter @ode III.
lere 5dplle ul0 iber5engte iid) bon
|bem Beiunobeifs3uItall0e Der III Der-
ieIben urltergebrd6ten &inber
Matb. Gbon1e bon Chicago erfrel=
te auf etIide Gage Die GdntiHe ieifes
bier pohnenoen getters Bilb. S.
NafHller.
sSran1 syrai1a Set bon GenltrMe,
IMfin1.. DeIde porleste Wode bier 5n
|ge5ud ibrer gltern eiiltra. lrltersog
|Iih i'm Hidmonber Sospin elmer
|giiiflih perlaufenen Sperafion.
sri. 8orbarn 8en III BON eirle1a
mebrtdgiam gelud)e bei g%eriparoten
nno 6~rennoinnen IN ben 33lniQi,gsz
|St1oten mieoer i'm 8aterbauie einge=
troffen.
Sier oie Nadridt eingetrofHer,
oaB Ben. Bniden unb @attin IN.
EDeutiblan0 angeforrllen in0. 5ron.
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Jran MrtfIbtur MeIion 5oI1ntng
DersbIaffranfbeiI BON Der Dor Ell
ner Mode befalen murDe un0 nl1rI
fit furae NllllgenfbIliide bon oerfeIben'
|befreh pdr,gefitorbef. Sie Da1roe
Dor SO ss5nbren ii Nebrnsfogeboren,
oerDbeirutefe id in195 mi Drem
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|Sobn interl1iiBt, betrnllerl1Den Baften
1nit Dem fieSflr5 nod Ser gere6eIi-
dung cine n1liDeitp bon Iier geIIegene
|sSnrm be3og. tpllrDenndJ
SID ae gebrnd ullo 6nieIbf BE-
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5auf

Sic Grauen q. S. Mon1liban nno
Sc @nlDerion BON bier mur0enpon
Der Observation-Disclosures nls Dl1iif
lglieoer Stearns County Bobl
lfabrfsaomliittees er1lat1rf.
Sm M(llter bon 655 Sabren 1T bier
nnd mr Sage a~llon1ier1l0en
l@rnnfbeif SofepA glfor0 ii einem
bieiigen Seim geftorben. Ser @atfir
Hmter1II1litB Der geritorbene 5mei &iin-
Ser. Weontag1norgen u1rb no deiaen1
DDm bodpn. Germ Sedro1 IN Der
l8forrfiirdde 5ellebriertten Mequiemons
gegrdbris inter GROCER 9eilnab1le.
taH.
@ilbelm Zimmerman niro III bic
lem SrniiIbiiabbr inieiinem GairD 2anfe
geiort cine Hfer6eren1rbabn anslegerl
lIaiien.
SIT. Glitter Borgntnnn, nelde idD
bon ben 5olgen-oer nnsibr Dorgef1ort
meren Bgllinobarrnoperntion INNER
nod mid6t bonlltd1rbB erboH bat,
bon WtI11teaqols dtt slarlgefem grlOs
Elnngsbeiude bier Bel Ben gltern ei1t
getrofffem
SRI. goretta Sen1ennann, orbter
IDeg 81. 6. 5. 9enne1nam, erbolt I'd
ko Iangiam BON eiinem reu1natiiden
2eioenlbon bent ie felt 8oden ge=
|plogt
Jreb. 5dJurr1n1n borl yeeD Him,
Mei1n1, erffreute Die GaI1ilie 0es gonn
tD @onlmilfdrs S. s.. 8orgna1ln NIT
mebrfagiigem geiud
Dieie Modp Donnerifagabeno nirb
gum Beitten Der ct Bsa1Is 8elHei1toe
im gmlgbren Gbeater Dos 11eiin~nftige
|Dratua .g giictiim1 III 8anoeIbH
bern bargeitent neroen. .:
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Goe11 DALEY.

5rau Jrnn5 Gbbeis BON bier inter
I5og ii6 I'm Hiidi}monooer 9ospital Ell
ner notdperooig .~getuproenen Blind
oarmoperotion, oeren 6olgen al ben
|beHen 9offnllngen Der 8afientin be-
redtigen. s..s5 ss
gbomlas Coulter Delder Mugel-
leiDens negen Iih i'm 8aDnespile
|9ospitaI dratlih bebanoeln lieB1 1t
|a1tfangs letBter @od)e mad Sauie 5r
rHdfgefebrt.
Srau 8eter geen erltatfete Der 5az
miilliie hires III Nopalton apobnen0en
.5dnuiegeriobnes Soleb Slider eitlerl
.etlide Gage Dallern0en Beiub.
Sofepb Braer feb Iid eines bblin1.
men Bridlefoe1ls megen i'm 8ospital
5n Mbmot1o pperieren nluof befin0et
lid) iebt Sen umitdroen gen1dB pohl.
gend feds Moden Iangem Berbleigl
I'M BnDnespiller 9ospitul III @ilz
beIm Saag Mitte porIetter 8ode.
mad @auIe entluIfen moroen.
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polig tparen Sorll1tdgggaite her bier
|tpobTeaoen 5arriIie Sos. Mafh
So fraifIs

.Bran gran5 Da0er eritattete
tIinlm erfr ften Jrnn SeinTid
dnge eiinen hh.
5ral Ser. qfges pcIde al s
rer afsfralIfBh liit befiitDef
ont benz Neae Ser geiiering.
Jral 8ir6ingbalnl1er, ipelde iiifj
bel igrem bier pobnenoen gItern,
GDonlag Daaoer n1b 5rau befinbet,
gab einem geintroen g0bnden oas
2eben. 9
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glrofa.

ebten 9on1terffttdg ub glroia
Cooperative CREAMERY gompam Die
|5tpeife neutrality-suspicious. 33en1enf
E8lods Fir lire proppnierte neue 9nt=
altf bent 8nnpllabe ab.
8 6: Gallagher. BON Nlpm bier
nit Jon1iiie eittgefroffen nno bat ole
|SaDlor 5arm, Die big lebfen 5erblt
BON Sobn aaumeper berpo1nt mar,
|be5ogen.
Sobn Gaplau unD Coffin bon 5Mo=
6afota befinoen i6 BEL Drem bier
mobnenoen Sobm Sobam 511 Idrge
rem 8eflde.
Nonlan gentbe bon Ylel1fDnoo0 in
Montom. belt ih 6iier nnebrere Sa<
q beiuhsmeiie ii BEN ynmilien g. g.
SerInnr n1l0 @einrib Sieben OH
Heter @erges Il Dot 0ie Stenp ais
guttermader im Glencoe, Meirn:,
Mbertlonfmen.
Dp4inoer Deg Giftriftg 156Nfin0
unter Mnleifung bres 2ebrerg MIois
8bilipg leiBig til Der Giiniibm1tg eineS
8rogralmmg beidyafffipt Dos bier an
Dlteriontag 5ur @alrdfubrl1g ge-
la1gen oG-
@regor N6rian meldler ed n1ebre=
rem Edgenz anf Bic Rranfenifube artge-
piefen lit deim h nu Ser Seller
ing 5u befi11oen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-07
MERIDIAN SCOUTS
 ARE ON AN OUTING

Meridian, Miss. June S.-(Special.)-- Troop 10, Boy Scouts, began a five days outing at Point, Miss. a small place on the Alabama and vicksburg railroad about 13 miles west of Mert- dian. This troop is composed of boys from the Fifteenth Avenue Baptist church and the outing is being con- ducted under the direction of the pastor of that church, Rev. E. E. Huntsberry, who is also a member of the Scout com mittee of this troop. The regular weekly meeting this week will be held around the camp fire.
 Fishing, swimming, boating and vari- ous Scout activities will occupy the youngsters during the outing. Newton Fowler and Dudley Inman, two Scouts from Troop No. 1, being anxious to es- tablish record, have just returned from hike to Livingston, distance of 40 miles. They left at a. m. and ar rived at Livingston at D. m. Return ing they only walked 12 miles, deciding to ride the remainder of the way home.