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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
Mnntana.

Dellouitone Yarfs Nabnina. Otter
bpao Der meloes ira 9ipingitpne pil
Deaotuitone NationaI 8arf aubnes
ben 20be Sum-, % ser bill Itror blioe
en- ui9opanlig flor Snorpfning. Slere
me1et Itore Suriltielifaber gipr Jig
fGroig til at rpffe inc allereoe Den
ferite Gag.
Turbgelie / ginterbneoe. Sielge
'ioIte SEAPORT angaaenbe IarSl,oiig-
terile er Der MI ale I%ntponinger til,
at Wontana / 1921 bill hsite 800 900
VltIbelS Gi~nterbpebe mere emo forrige
IarS llbbpttc al bette Broollft. Dtan
nilaar MI Nplinaen al @interbpeoe
til 4,233,000 guibels al 249,000
Icres, iammenlignet meb oe 5000
600 gnlbels, iom flor bsltebeS al
100000 @cres.
r Vranbfolf ium Rebningsmanoifab.
Observation-Disclosures / 8reat Sails bar
| Sebet al De iibite faa Gage ilofsrt
to forifienige Seltebeorifter, bporpeo
oct er rpffet op / en- ny alasie. Serit
bar bet Gopebals, en- "Stccpleiacf",
Tom falbt neo paa Saget fra eli bci
Sforitenspibe % brof fit enc @en.
Observation-Disclosures matte tilfuloeS
meb i'm lpngite Stige for at ioa ben
itaffelS Wanb neb fra Saget. &C.
mere bar Oct en- pelfienbt iSomilies
aat, iom bapoe franlet Jig op til BEN
aaer sperite Spibs al en- SeIefonItol,
pc, bbor Den iao inmrenbe % life ioo
Jig nogen ltbpei til at fomme neb
iaien. Spinber % 9srn fGlbte tine
mooiee Saarer for &atten, og tiliibit
MATTE Observation-Disclosures rpffe no til
Wons' llnbiptning. Set lpffebes en-
robuit 8ranomano meo tnffe Sfinb.
banbifer paa of bringe aatten neo
igien % iaa Sen trpgt beponeret i
gierinbens Spnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
@iSconTn.
Tptcter til 20 Guuts pr. gnIhd.-

Euteter til 70 Sents pr. gnihel.-
Eoteter, Der forrige llge ienotes no
al Sron Giper. bragte Sarnlerlle 90
Gents pr. 8uibel fiert ben til Ser,,.
bancpognen. Sibite Spit pur Yriien
so til 90 Gents.
Tabrif for Slice 2afe. st Selifob
for Silpirtning al SURFACES % andre
Spbarmringsuppnruter er meo en-
aupital al $1,200,O00 organiicrct i
0fice 2ofe. Gn flor Sabrif ifal itrar
opfsres, og InlG9aet iiges at blipe ct
al Sc itsrite al tit Slass / 2al,bet.
Militrr @esrapelie i Ga GrosIe.-
2iget al aorporal elmer Scbroeoer,
iom bebe / 6ranfrige al tine Suar ire
Sage ier @aabenitilitanb inbtraaote,
onfom forlcoen til Ga Grosie, bpor
9earapelie uuber 2eoelie al Mmeri-
con- 2egion 'anbt Steb fra Sal5er
Wemorial Church.
@euct ND al 2pbens alDr. Gen 7.
aorige Npbert Gngebretlen / Ga
Grosic bar forleben nGr britfnet /
Glpocn, men blen / iioite Eicblif rcpet
no al 9eocns &ler. @rtten par nco
at ipllfe for iibitc Sang omtrcnt 100
ioo fra 2uno, o. ban naaeoeS al en-
uno Wanb og reboeoes.
Strcif ueb TopirmBlle bilagt. Ser
%nrelotes iorrige llge ira Green gap,
at Sen Strcif beb Nortbcrn Guper
Sos 8%apirncle, hporpeo 800 Wallb
Dor lat lto al @irfiombcb, oar blepcn
biloat unoer ct Wpbe al Eapirfabri.
fo1lter o. NeprPientanter for De or.
aaniiereoc Hlrbeibcrc. Griiten oentc'
bes itrar at gicnopta9cs.
Smacm Gcanlcring al Sitnens. -
6llucrnpr Blaine bar Sen 3bic bS.
pctoet EerrpS 2opiorilu9 ON at title
T,ituep-9uSicS unber Reailerina al
Stotcns S,ernbolrefonmisiion. Sit
perneren angop Tom 8rllnO FOR lit
Teto, at iaabau Tegltlcrina piIoe leg.
oe Sinorinaer for ct lopliat 6oreta-
oenoe, boori Der life bar ,1oaen PM
Iebrina til at ip~erfirtte noget Vtono-
pol.
SiIbaae i Trngslet. Ger melbtcS
Sen lite Sum-, at Wiis Grace 2i,if
Den Gag fom tilbage til StntsfGnas.
let / @allpiu efter at bupe llffet i'm
Tyobers Zine / Spben oa bipaanet
hans 9earooclie. Miis Cuff, Der 10.
ner 19 IarS Straf for Woroct paa
Or. Tapio GobertS Silitru, tit al
8ltucrneren Siaaoelie til at iorlaoc
T9noslet for at bore hos lin Tnbcr,
Or. 81. 9. 2uif, be iibite elmer ban
Iepebc iomt bipaane hans g~eerapelie.
Ser fol forreiten oeiaa prret inbai.
bet en- Inisaning for benoes ge.
naaonina.
Standardization anbcialcs. Sc.
nator 81. s. Hpe, Gormanh paa 2e-
aislatirenS iplles Sinansfomite, bar
erflPret, at @ebtaeelien al SirIt' gu'
tomobil Yripileae Tar @in bill tilbeie.
prinse alle nsboenbiae Snbt9ater for
be fommenbe TO gar, iorllhen ot el'
Icrs aIminbeliee Sfatteinbtrptcr peb.
~Iiaebolbes. Senatoren iaabe. of SEQ.
miteen banbe lagt oil paa Of boloe
@cpilgningerne unher hpab DC bar
for TO glar iibcn. oe of bette or lpffc.
bes I mango Sili9lber, mcbenS me.
act iao er operifreone, 90 Oct / finn
J rtuoe Grab.
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"a STATE Street, NEW YORK.
Circle Gipet fur lin Sat.

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Gurfee, % 9lar eantnlel og boellbe /
Scoiielo, nGr @auialt, fllloe life no.
boloe at lie jim Seat, ser / Here Gage
bapoe iibbet oppe paa Soppen al en
npi Stolpe, noe al Stuno til of frap=
lc neo i9ierL buorior ban flatreoe op
for at taae 9pret neb. 9ette bite lig
BOG life iaa let giort, oa &otten bar
forlfrGnlt og bl,g Jig falt, % Neilll-
tatct bleu, at Surfee fom / @ererelie
meb Sen cleftriif 2cbning og If Ell
haitia Spb peo at $4,000 Nolt3 pas
iereoe oiennem bans 2Ggcmc. San
fol0t itrar liplsS bc 30 So0 til Wur-
fen, o9 8attct iul9tc meo, me oen
bite iiQ at bore lllrnot % iprano
ltrar bio Sen berte hienme.
Srlben life mt nuf itiQet. Gn
9unfnlano / S%bebopgan trlleocs I'M
ltg gIcnltem ailonrnle @repe nleo 500
% ale Slaas lllpffer, ON ban life
lagbc en- beitenlt Gum Nenge paa ct
bit Steo, og eIter Sanraao nleo 80
litlet bleu Ell Taffc al ct meQet loocn.
De llolcenoe onbroQt poo BET nppntc
Steo. Tolltlet lfllI0e 'ao ira ct ifilllt
VagbolN paste pua oN fnibe Sfurfcn,
laar ban fon Tor at bcnte Sfotten.
Steoct, hpor Totten loQoe2, bar lioc
ueo ct 8ieroc, oQ alt Golitiet iif ic
bar Ell SaarlD, Der fom giennem 8icr-
BET for at Qribe Gengepatfen. ge.
tientene flreoc, men sc ifiso eicnipn-
Zig bomL GA Wanben buQom @ieroct
bar iilloiipnoiq f%ororitct inbcn Tic,
gen ~orocntlia SorfcloeIic flnoc ipcrf.
iGttcS.
GphgtspGffcnoe Mrpeina afilnttet.
StatenS Selelteret / Waoiion afonp
torrigc llac Ell Sienoelie / en- Irpe.
lng, Der oreieoe iiq ON Sc 500 600,
'om Sbcooorc Solution, Ell / Rocinc
oroso ganmel Sappeifomoacr, citcr
loo 'la. Ser ionotcS pes Sobnions
Iso intet Scitomente, men nooet ie.
mere blep Ger al WrS. 9oura Sobn.
Ell 6reoSoommerS Sllitri,, iremloot
roget, lom poaitobeS at bore ser,
gamle Sfomaaers iibite @ilie. &c.
liamcrtct bar Ifrcpct mco 9Inont / en-
ltoell Sommcbo9. % ifeloe bets Srb.
mo bar SohnionS beIc eitcrloote Tor.
mile IfIpnfet MrS Sobr Gov 49,.
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anla9oe Sag ibet De altioa beitreb
bette 2c'tamcntS 8ploiabeb. timber.
retten 'anht, at Scitamentet life por
aplol9t, iGrlia berocb, of Wers. Sobn
haooe nnoertcanet oct iom IiSne,
lainttoi9 'cm Der ingcn andre @iSner
naooe nrrct tilfolbt. "a oct merle.
itGc Sofuncnt blcp ifrcpet, oo Ssic.
'terrt bar Oct unicrtlisc bifolbt bcn.
ne aicnbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07
Wi6ieam.

Sploaters gonis bifalbt. Hegts.
lotlirens Sus bar De iibite Sage al
torrige llge enitemmis pebtagct Oct
'treliggcnoe Sorilag til llbbetalillJ
al Bonus for Statens Solbater. Gle
re Amenoementer blep BOG fsrit pe0'
Istet 6oriiagct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-07

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NJ n,sotcs her for ct Nar iiber. Gr'
les Ntterfraf ian ies iienbe iaien,"
"WPcn ie9 eiebc life eenne Srdf ner'
eor0."
"Net. het peo i9 noi, Gen nar ocH'
gang min"
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Wins bar atnrg 'etIst al Iiuort MTG Tor btsis pnoer
Sta nlradbeI snhosr pIaatt msb 1cripaspurms al
sdae 4 oau's.-
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arbeloer bu Tag mo os Gag no msb en-
bump, noaenoe RD9psrt} Sr BIT arbeib.
iosts ippttsuoe bin. Nprsr? Wuu9t SIags
%rbstos 'lioer nd Nprerus. os Vpreonoer
oler olt arbeios boarot. Get brin9er Soars
heo 90 Stipbeo ont Wor9sncn, Rpapert,
N~optopIne, Sulmnslb,b, RsrusItet oe
F%loeinmne nrlurr NnrrprrsIier. 0uis BIT
Nrbsloe ani,reussr btue Rpy.r, bi.lp benz
reo Soan's Sibuep Vils. arbsiosrs orers
alt' ltoier pao Span's. SVsra bin Habp!
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Slack announce
the marriage engagement Of their only
daughter, Gladys Louise, to Marye
Gray Beals Of Bethel.
Henry Hatch has bought of the Hat.
tie Wilson estate the house OF South
street, formerly occupied by Miss Z. S
Fogg, and will take possession Of the
same in the near future. The price is
Sl700, and il is expected that Mr.
Hatch will rent the same for the pres.
ent, having a tenant who Is expecting
to occupy il in the near future. John
Wilson Of Bethel will be in town on
Saturday of this week, 10 remove the
furnishings now there.
DR.. II, w Holden went TO Water
bury on Wednesday to visit Queen
Esther chapter, O. T. s., officially, this
being the visitation OF the deputies and
the grand officers.
Fern Rebekah lodge held its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening with a
small attendance, owing no doubt to
the severe weather OF the last few days
AT this time the committees were an
nouneed for the coming year, and one
application for membership was re.
ceived
Mrs. Louise Allen Washburn Is sui
fering from some trouble with her
knee. which obliges her to use crutehes
when she moves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
The Case Of Armenia

The Armenians were our valiant al
lies during the war.
They sacrificed an even greater pro
portion of their people 10 our common
cause than did France.
They are Of our own race. They
have been tenacious outpost Of
Christianity from early Christian
times.
They are in dire need and imminen,
danger of complete destruction. One
million Armenians were deported, and
eight hundred thousand massacred
during the early years Of the war and
those who escaped have been in con.
slant imminent danger Of death by
starvation
Before the war the Armenians
maintained by taxation, in excess Of
the Turkish government requirement.
500 schools with 2,0Ss teacher aud
81 226 pupils.
Armenia has undeyeloped mines,
lands. and water power and It's peo-
pie are capable under proper protec
ton and leadership Of developing these
resources.
Previous to the war So per cent Of
the Armenian population was engaged
in agriculture, and with the Greeks
formed the economic backbone Of
western Asia.
Turkey and the Transcsucasia is a
great gateway between Asia and Eu-
rope. The future pesee Of the world
demands for il a stable, strong and
lust government.
Thousands Of Armenian girls are
still held as Christian slaves in Turk
ish harems. This reproach TO civil
zation must be removed In the name
II humanity America must answer
the cali Of Armenia.
Does not the red blood and moral
fibre 81 America demand that we stand
by those who have stood by usg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
USE OF THE LIP STICK

In localities where the use of the lin
stick is prevalent it will be found that
lthere are conditions that tend to cause
anemia or thin blood. The girl with
rleh' red blood showing in cheeks and
lips does not need rouge or lip stick to
make her attractive. IF your blood is
TIM do not cover up the symptoms,
correct the trouble and be beautiful in
the natural, not in the artificial, way.
y was very thin and did not have
a bit OF color" writes Mrs, Albert Dem
ers OF No. 20 Payson avenue, Dorches.
ter, Mass, II was so weak that little
effort caused shortness of breath and
when ! climbed up stairs | was left
practically exhausted My nerves were
so unstrung that had crying spells
and could not control myself. NV sleep
was not refreshing, | had no appetite
and suffered from severe pains across
my back. | also had headaches a great
deal and became very melancholy.
II read about DR.. Williams Pink
Pills and remembering that | had heard
from friends how good they were. |
got a box and in short time began to
feel little better. Soon the headaches
disappeared and as | continued taking
the pills the color returned to nv
cheeks and lips. | have good appe-
tite now and feel stronger and better in
every way thanks to DR.. Williams Pink
Pills.
Your own druggist sells DR.. vii.
liams' Pink Pills or they will be sent
by mail postpaid, on receipt of price
GO cents per box, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady, n. Y. III
you are interested write to-day for the
free book, Building Up the Blood. -
Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
so. RYEGATE MAN SENTENCED.
John Ricciardi Gets Term of Two
Years at Windsor.

ST. Johnsbury, Jan. 27-The closing
session of Caledonia county court was
held Wednesday. Judge F. L. Fish OF
Vergennes presided in place OF Judge
Harry B. Chase of Brattleboro as Judge
Chase is confined to the house with
severe attack of grip.
The state case against John Ricciardi
of South Ryegate was concluded. The
respondent was represented by David
+. Porter and Anthony Mollica as in
terpreter. The man pleaded guilty to
an assault with intent to MAIN upon
the person of Adolfo Barberi at the
home of Mrs Maria Guayarini on the
evening of Sept s, 1920. The north
country Italian and the south country
Italian were not able to get along well
together and it was intimated that
jealousy over Mrs. Guavarini where
the respondent boarded, was the found
alton of the assault.
States Attorney Campbell main
tanned that the respondent used more
violent measures in his scrap with Bar
beri than was justified as a matter of
self defense. Riceiardi was sentenced
to Windsor for not less than two nor
more than five years and to pay fine
of $40 and the costs Of prosecution.
A judgment was entered on the yer.
diet in the case of the Standard vs.,
Harry Dolgin.
Two divorce cases were heard and
bills granted In the case Of Agnes l..
Edney vs.. Thomas A. Edney, formerly
of Kirby, bill was granted for refusal
to support. G. w Hill represented the
petitioner. In the Hardwick case of
Mary Leonard VS.. Carl Leonard, a bill
was granted on the ground of adultery
and intolerable severity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27

TN no other country can there be
found so many instances where
men have risen from humble be-
ginnings TO positions OF power and
influence in the industrial world.
The railroads furnish many notable
examples OF poor boys who became
great executives Samuel Rea began
railroading as a member Of engineer
ing corps whose work was to blaze
the way for new railway lines and to
construct bridges and viaducts Now
be is President OF the great PennSl-
vania Railroad System VIII h con-
trolls over 1900 miles OF railways.
owns property worth two billion dol
lars and employs more than 100000
men.
Fred D. Underwood. President Of
the Erie, and Daniel Willard, Presi-
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio, be-
gan railroadlng at about the same
time. Underwood as brakeman and
Willard as fireman They worked
together on the same train. Aired
II Smith President of the New York
Central Lines learned practical rail
roadlng as a member OF a construc-
ton crew building bridges and other
railroad structures. He advanced by
degrees from one position to another
until today he holds a foremost po-
sition in the railroad world Every
Copyright the Constitute
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

New Sonora monographs on sale to-
day at Bailey's Music Rooms.-ady.
A regular meeting of st. Johns
court, c. 0. F., viii be held Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock. Important changes
to the bylaws to be considered. Every
member is requested to attend.
Mrs. Lillian Smith has returned
from a two months visit in different
parts of Canada and Vermont. She is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. E. Brown
of 32lHs North Main street, and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ben
nett,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27

/ important executive Of the Erie Rail-
road climbed to his present position
from the ground. Every member of
the Board Of Directors Of the Cen
trail Railroad OF New Jersey came
from the ranks; President William
G.. Besler. himself, the son OF n
ccbbler, began his career at sixteen
as trainmaster's clerk William II.
Truesdale, a clerk At eighteen, is now
President 81 the Lackawanna: L. F.
Loree, an assistan' in an engine corps
at nineteen, IS nc President OF the
Delaware and Hudson, c. W.
Stevens beginning as a telegrapher,
IS now President of the Chesapeake
a Ohio; /. +. johnson, fireman at
twenty, is now Chairman Of the
Board OF the Norfolk & Western.
Julius kruttschnitt, in the engineer
ing department at twenty-four, Is
now Chairman of the Board of the
Southern Pacific; p II Ashton. an
sycren in the engineer corps at
eighteen, IS now President OF the
Chicago & Northwestern. These are
but few 81 the many instances
where great railroad executives won
their PLACES Of responsibility by hard
work in tie various positions assigned
them IN their climb upward These
opportunities to succeed are offered
under the Constitution OF the U. s
5000 ~ a.,,g,,-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
CONTINENTAL So BILL.
As Well as i776 Fifty-cent Bill Owned
By Barre Woman.

Last Sunday Globe described an
Old Continental 81 bill, dated l777.
owned by Boston parties. Mrs. ]. F.
Veino Of Trou hill possesses an S.
Continental bill. dated l775 and sol
cent bill dated l7TG both older than
the bill owned in Boston The = bill
entities the holder 70 receive eight
Spanish milled dollars. or the value
thereof in gold or silver according 20
the Resolutions Of Congress, held at
Philadelphia the 10th " Nav I775. p
The bill Is signed by William Jackson
On tho reveF.e side n the b.r Il 4
labelled Continental Currency Of the
United Colonies
The 50-cent bin carries as an en-
blem the print # chain II ~ links.
each link labeled with the name ri one
II the 70 original states Both bills
were printed b. Holi & Sellers 81 Phil
adelphia and are IN 3 good state Of
prreert alton.
The money has been in The far11v
. long time and l. valued very high
".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27

of finger prints has been associated
with criminals, and for this reason
there has been prejudice against it.
This unjust prejudice should be elimi-
mated, and il should be realized that
the system could be made Of immense
value 70 the individual and the commu
nifty. If everybody was finger printed
there would be no unknown identities.
In the past year there were 10000 I'M
known dead in the United States
Think what that means! Had these
unknown been finger printed, their rel
atives would not be living in doubt as
to what might have befallen them. -
New York Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27

Copyright the Constitutional League o. America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
Isn't One of 'em Rich?

Never married, Ell? Wen, my boy,
some day the girl will come along
whom YOU can love"
THAT isn't the trouble j know four
or five now. Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
Cause for Tears.

You've been crying. darling What
is it,
"Oh, muvver, the sled stopped and
| didn't t. Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
Quantity VS.. Quality.

HAS old scaddleigh much Of a fam
ily'"
Numerous but not much Boston
Transcript.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-18
FUNERAL PLANS
ARECOMPLETED
Rufus Robbins to Be Buried
q Here Wednesday
Afternoon.

~ ~ L'ENIt L-r. -- aL #.s-
Funeral services for Rufus Rob-
bins, whs died ct his home shortly
sfter midnight. last night. will be held
from hts late residence. SO WALNUT
street, ct Q O'Clock IN Wednesday att
made this afternoon.
Mr.. Robbins had been I'll FOR several
weeks. but was not thought to be in
q serious condition until he suffered q
stroke OF apople1y. from. which he
did not rally. He. had resided in
Grand Forks since 1892. having come
here from Stark county. :
Mr.. Robbins was born at Wood
stock. Maine. on September 20, 1916.
He enlisted as q private in Company
F. 18th regiment. Wisconsin state
Volunteer infantry at Oshkosh, Wis,
December 1854. when but Is years Of
age. He enlisted for a term Of three
years but was discharged on June S,
1852. because of illness which dis
Iabled him for service. Mr. Robbins
enlisted in the United States navy in
August 1863, and was stationed on
the receiving ship. Great Western, be-
ing discharged in November 1854, at
the expiration of his term of service.
He re-enlisted in the 46th Wisconsin
volunteers, in February 1865, and was
DISCHARGED at Nashville. Tennessee, in
September 1859, at the termination Of
the Civil war. He became a mem
Der of the G. A. r., and for years had
been identified with the post here. =
Surviving Mr.. Robbins are his
widow. and two sons. Attorney George
r. Robbins OF this city and e. w,
Robbins of Crookston.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-18
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WERE DOING
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
G
From Herald. January 1S, 1886.

Some sensation was caused in bust
ness circles by the closing of the
Bank Of Devils Lake and the suspen-
sion of payments. Severa l Grand
Forks concerns, including The Her
aid, holding cashiers check, suffered
losses. The liabilities of the bank
were said to be $4,000. o. B. Cor
sett was cashier, cut was not blamed
bv the public. Most blame was plac-
ed on H. G. Stone, the vice-president,
who with the president, A. M. Ferris.
was employed in st. Cloud.
Hans Midboe and wife were u
dered at Park River, according to ad-
vices received here by DR.. II. NJ.
Wheeler and c. z. Trepanier.
Rev. Arthur L.. Gillette delivered a
sermon at the Congregational church
on "WiN Power"
James Thurber, while hauling ice
from, the Red river, nearly lost a $500
team of mules owned by w. S. Little
when they crashed through a hole.
The team was rescued and taken to
the barns where one of the animals
kicked and severely injured Thurber
while he vas blanketing and rubbing
it. T..
George Griffith. engineer on the
Ontario Store delivery wagon nearly
had a. serious accident at the corner
of Third street and DeMers avenue