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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
New York Heiress
Waylaid and Shot
By Jealous Woman
Mildred Hanan, Daughter Of
Shoe Manufacturer, Wound
ed By Relative, Who Com
mits Suicide.
BY The Associated Press.

New York, Sept. ga double
shooting in which women were the
principals resulted early today in
the serious wounding- OF Miss Mil
dred Hanan, said to be daughter
of the late Alfred P. Fl. Hanan,
wealthy head Of Hanan & Son, shoe
manufacturers. by Mrs. Grace Lawes,
distant relative of Miss Hanan and
a daughter of Mrs. M. E. Dittnars
Of San Francisco. Mrs. Lawes then
committed suicide.
The shooting occurred in Brook
lyn as Miss Hanan and John S.
Borland, an exporter, emerged from
an apartment house where they had
been visiting. Borland attributed the
shooting to jealousy and admitted
the police said, that he had quar-
relied recently with Mrs. Lawes
about Miss Hanan. He said Mrs.
Lawes had been concealed in the
shadows near the apartment house
until she stepped out and began
shooting.
Shot Three Times.
After firing three bullets into Miss
Hanan's body, Mrs. Lawes then shot
herself iii the head, dying instantly.
Miss Hanan in hospital refused TO
discuss the shooting.
Miss Hanan's condition was re-
ported to be critical but not neces-
sarily fatal. One OF the bullets took
effect in the left breast, near the
heart, one in the left side and one in
the right arm.
Borland was unable to explain to
the police how Mrs. Lawes learned
that he and Miss Hanan were visit
ing in Brooklyn. He said he had
gone to Brooklyn yesterday after
noon with Miss Hanan to help her
seek a new apartment. The apart
ment hunting trip, he said, ended
with visit to Miss Dorothy
Gottscl1alk. friend of her family.
Did Not Speak 4 Wor,l.
They left the apartment about
LIS a. M. he said, and encountered
Mrs. Lawes as they stepped to the
street. Without speaking Mrs.
Lawes drew pistol and free. She
then stood for a moment regarding
them, Borland said. Then she uttered
a scream, pressed the muzzle of the
pistol against her head and fred.
: Mrs. Lawes was a distant relative
Of Miss Hanan. For four years she
had lived with Miss Hanan and the
latter's mother in an apartment in
the exclusive Park avenue district
Of Manhattan. Two weeks ago she
moved to the Hotel Vanderbilt near
by. The police said that she had
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Medal Of Honor Men !,
Invited to Memorial
For Unknown Soldier

Washington, Sept. 23.-All holders
ct the congressional medal Of honor
living in continental United States
will be asked by the War department.
to attend ceremonies in Washington,
November II, when the American
unknown dead is buried at Arlington
cemetery. The medal Of honor men
will be guests of the government for
the occasion and will be the official
mourners who will follow the body
to the cemetery.
An announcement issued by the
War department said it would be
necessary for those who accept the
invitation to reach Washington not
later than the night of November 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Monsignor Flynn Chosen
Administrators of Diocese

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Sept. 25.-Mon-
signor Flynn OF Madison, S. D., until
last week vicar general of the
Catholic bishopric OF Sioux Falls,
was this morning selected as Gdmin-
istrator of the diocese by the dioce-
SAN consultors.. 1t was stated that
there had been no intimation as to
when Pope Benedict would appoint
a successor to the late Bishop
O'Gorman.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24

!. Golden then read inquest testi-
lnony of Semnacher that "all were
having drinks" )" .
The witness asserted first the
shorthand reporter must have been
wrong because .allT were eating as a
matter of fact, but he added later
that lie might have been mistaken. u
Memory Vague"
"The liquor on the table at the
party came out OF bottles" Sem
lsaeher testified regarding the ap-
pearance of the, room OH his return.
Some of the labels said whisky,
others gine and mineral water and
some unlabeled contained orange
juice" 4
"The people were walking around
the room and Miss Blake and Miss
Provost danced together, and, l be-
lieve Arbuckle and Sherman danced
Turn to Page Two, Column Eour.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Community Club Organized
By West Point Citizens

West Point. Neb., Sept 25.--(Spe-
ciaD-A number OF citizens OF West
Point met and organized ccmnun-
Iity club. George ,Volz ol Frcnlon:
addressed .,.e audience. +. l.. i5oyer
lwas r.ec.ed tesnpotar,: ciair't.in
there by ]. E. Bennett company
and L. w. Johnson, temporary sec
rcflry
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Soviets Demand Roumania
Surrender Anti.Red Chief

Riga. Letyia, Sept. 23.-tBy The
Associated Press.)-A note demand
ing that Roumania surrender General
Makno, anti-bolshevik leader in the
Ukraine, together with his followers.
as common criminals" has been dis
patched to Rouinania by the soviet
authorities, it was announced in
wireless message from Moscow to-
day
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Cashier Of Gas Company
Indicted for $4,000 Theft

Aurora. Ill, Sept. 23.-Miss Jessie
Enck OF Chicago. arrested two weeks
ago with E. H. johnson, formerly of
Wllmette, on a charge of being
$4,000 short in her accounts with the
Western United Gas and Electric
company, Of Aurora, was today in
dicted by the Kane county grand
jury for yembezzlement. Johnson
was also indicted.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Deputy ReUenue Man
Is Held for Aiding in
Smuggling of Liquor

Camden, n. j.. Sept. 25.-E
Joseph Scott, a deputy internal
revenue collector. is under arrest
here, charged with facilitating and
aiding the smuggling Of l.400 cases
OF liquor from boat to the Jersey
shore.
Scott was arrested last night by
United States marshal 1t was al
legged that he aided smugglers some
time ago TO bring the liquor ashore
from a boat in the Delaware river,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Federal Judge Decides
Grain Trades Gambling

Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 23.-(Spe-
cal Telegram)-Thomas Easter
gard. who was sued in federal court
here by the ]. E. Bennett company
for $500, alleged due on gram
trades, was given . decision when
lie court ruled that the trades were
gambling. The IA. term of curt
5iio:,yned.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Noted French Aviator Is
Killed During Trial Race

Etampes. France. Sept 25.-(By
The Associated Press. Capt. Bern
ard De Romanet, the noted French
aviator, holder of the worlds speed
record for one kilometer was in
stantly killed here today while TAX
ing part in the elimination races for
the Deutsch De La Meurthe cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Labor World Asked to Join
Disarmament Demonstration

Washington. Sept. 25.-Labor or
ganizations in Great Britain. France,
Italy and Japan were asked to join
in world wide demonstrations for
disarmament" on zArmistice day.
when the armament conference as
sembles, in cablegrams sent out to-
day by Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation OF Labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Teachers VIII Meet

West Point, NeD.. Sept. 2S.-(Spe-
ciaD-The fortietn SESSION OF the
LINING county teachers institate
Will convene in the a.eh school
4uildinE at West Point, THURSDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Three Armed Bandits Get
$1,000 From N. Y. Bank

New York, Sept 3d. Three
armed robbers held up the Drovers
bank at Third street and Broadway
at o'clock today and took $1,000
from the cashier. A traffic police
man caught .ons handit hut the two
others escapsH.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
The Weather
Forecast.

Forecast.
Nebraska-Partly cloudy Saturday
and Sunday. cooler Saturday and in
southeast portion Sunday.
aIowa-Gcnerally fair Saturday and
Sunday, preceded by unsettled in
east portion Saturday; cooler Sat
urday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
New Rulers
OfSan1son
Arthur Guiou and Miss Claire
Daugherty Crowned With
Elaborate Ceremonies
At Ak.Sar.Bcn Den.
First Women See Show

King Ak.Sar-Ben NXVII and his
lovely eonsort were crowned last
night at the royal castle OF tho
dynasty. popularity known as the den.
before vast assemblage OF knights
s0nd their ladies and amid scenes OF
Splendor and rejoicing.
Arthur T.. Guiou. in private lie
head OF the Guiou Lumber company,
is the new king.
Miss Claire Daugherty, Only
daughter OF Mrs. John NJ. Daugh-
er,y. is the new queen.
Miss Daugherty is grea, grand
niece OF the late Count John G,eigh-
ton. She is womcn's champion icn-
mis- player OF Nebraska. She attend
ed Sacred Heart convent. Park place.
and graduated from Miss Spence's
school, New York City, in 1919,
when president OF her class.
Women See Den Show.
The coronation this year was radi.
cally different from those OF other
years. For, after the king and queen
in their wondrous robes had been
crowned, after the IL lovely maids,
the crown bearer, the pages and
many OF the loyal knights and ladies
had kissed the royal hands, play
was presented for the dclccta.ion or
their majesties and the court.
This play was "A Midsummer
knights Scream produced by the
renowned Gus Renee. artihccr, and
staff of writer's, lyricists, stage d.
rcctors, musicians and actors.
This was the first time in all the
history of the Ak-Sar- Ben kings that
women have been permitted 20 look
upon the show which entertans the
men each Monday night during the
summer preceding the coronation
a different show being presented each
year.
Royal Ballet Presented.
Many were the expressions OF de-
light at the standard of this PERFORM
ancc which is professional in its
quality, with not line in it which
cannot be heard with propricty' by
women.
The marvels OF this well-staged and
acted light opera were followed by,
the beautiful presentation of the royal
ballet and then the syncopation of
"Docv Waggoner's popuar saxophone
band.
To all of which their majesties and
all the vast glittering asse,nblage
listened with delight.
| After which the floor was cleared
and the knights and ladies danced
until late hour.
Queen Lovely in Gown.
Miss Daugherty was lovely in her
gown which scintillated under the
lights like a cluster of cleaning
jewels.
1t was made Of silver cloth, with
over-dress of silk net. The over.
dress was elaboratcly trimmed will,
silver scquins, crystal beads and seed
pearls. 1t was held slightly at tic
waistline with a band OF sequins. and
Turn - Page Tive. Column Two)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24
Lead Prices Advance.

New York, Sept. 23.-Thc Amcri-
can Smelling and Refining company
today advanced the plice of lead from
4.65c TO 4.70c per pound, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-24

Holland Furnaces make warm friends"
Ask youry-neighbor Holland Furnace Co.
-Adverti4.ment.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
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Sangerfeiter baa6e ber og ser. .
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me6 set norife 5prog mon? 4. r.
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figt. ct Gonogrof> Ser fre1rbri&tger
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26

bi61te og1ao at fan bab6e gienneme
gaaet to Sperationer, nten fan 5ap=
oe Sen 1enere Sis baret oppe og til,
bels ogiaa pGret paa fit &ontor og
ibaretaget iin Gorretning. W}en
Girs6og 1i6ite l1ge tog 6et en @el1>
Ding, 9pg0onmen tog oberbaa1lo og
6et gift gra6bis ne0ober til ban uo<
oauoe6e &l. on1frirg 6 Man0oqS
9lften Dp6saarlagen bar uHernice=
olts s(ne1nio" (BIoofattig6on).
sSobn 8. 8orfe bar fg6t / @to=
oanqer> 9}orge> Sen t2te Mobenber
1850. San fon1 til Mnerifa Mo;
1870 og boiatte: fig fdrit / StorD Co.,
SSo1pa. San itu6ere6e be6 2utber
College, Decorab, ssSotpa> og beb
geortb W1isionri 5tate Morrnal
5cbool> 1i6en gra6nere6e ban iom
@agfdrer fra 0rdfe n11tberi itet /
Des Weoines, sSolpa. s 1880 fIptte<
oe ban til Tergus sol1s, og bar bele
Sioen 1i6en praftiieret 1on1 @ogfd=
rer. i@an b1eb gift ben 14oe 1yebru=
ar 1882 ne6 W}ils 8ertba Ne1iun
fra Cambridge, Soma, 1on1 iann1e..
me6 fglgen6e 4 8grn oberleber bo>t1.
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rerin6e be6 georn1ol @folen / Moor=
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@laops 8orfe, ion nit 1eber I eSacf
1o4L Metsi. @n an6en @pn Slpel:
g. 8arfe> 6g6e 1914.
Scr. 1garfe bar Wfe6len1 al ben
Sirit @ngltsb 2utberun @burcb,
ban bor og1aa meget SS1teresieret
at faa Horf &egion 2ntber 1o1leGe
fer @pen> og ban bar baret @ef=
reter for 6en Corporation 1iee fra
8egpn6e1ien i116ti1 for togle Weaa=
ne6er 1i6en, oa ban maatte reitgnere
pooer11n6 al iin &e1bre6.
i 8eerapellen foregaar fra baila
&ien in1orgen (Gors6ag) &l. 2 @1n
bbor Haitor s. g. 50. Olbisafer for.
retter. -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
.itor @ebegelie at fortelle ON bette
eneTnnen6e &ilfnlbe. +'>.' y = 81 3.

~. y ~ - . r
@eb en- &ot1ferance / @efing for
le6et1, bar @eprie1tanter for Grent=
1neofoniteerne til l1n6ietning al
@lt1gersndoe11 1ne66elt fplgen6e om
@tillingen: @efomningen &robtr1=
fen Eicbili beleber fig til 8 @llio=
ner, / Sbantung til 27a Willion, /
@onan Il 37a Mtnion, i@benfi til !
Mtuio11 og Sbanfi til IL @uion
alt I alt n6gi6r Solfemeng6en / 6is>
1e Hrobinier Is Miuioner Menne=
ifer. Sill Mfbie1p al @poen bispo-
neres Der ober en- Sum al 2, ,865,000
Dollars De11ne Gum er tilftrehe-
Zig til at en- balb Wei1lion Menneffer
'fan opretbo16e 2ioet til Soften. 93e=
ften af @efolfntnget1 14,500,000
Menneifer,. er uun6goaelig 69nt til
at 1t6e @ungers666, bbis iffe @ielp
fan D6es.
Mrbet6s1Gsbe6en / @nglanb ont
fdtter MT ober 1 MiIlion glrbei6ere
og Der fonmer ca. $4,000 nDe til
bber uge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26


IT'S GOOD for Children. Mrs.
CE Schwab, 11o7 18th St. Can
ton, O. writes. We use Fo1ey's
Honey and Tar for coughs and
find it one Of the best remedies
on the market, especially good
for children's roughs, as It does
not contain any drug that IS harm
full. Serious sickness often fol-
lows lingering colds, Hard coug-
hing racks as5chi1d' s body and di-
sturbs strength sleep, and
the poisons weaken the syitem 50
that disease a1i1ot Be Warded
.off. Take Foley u, time,
Sold Eve rywhere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
@lere Gpgbpm* n6or nogle faa

@lere Sbebom. ~5or nogIe fan
Tiger ii6en fidbte ieg en- Glaife af
Or. @eters @urifa," 7friber ST.. $.
gbrbor6t fra Derber> Go1o- uSeg
far brugt Sen ifd1ge Mnbisningen og
oen bar ful6tuo opfpl6t fin &eniigt.
Seq Ieo 1tu6iige1Ge @merter be6 at
lo6e &anbet; nrinen bar alti6 fnlo
af ct brunt 8n116fal6. Denne @mer
te elfom 8un6faloet er MI for
ibn116en. Seq er tire og iptti @or 81.
Dette belfien6te l1rtetni66el er me-
get ber6ntt fom e1' Me6icin for gep=
rer1e; set birfer poa NDrerne 1ao=
bellon1 paa a1t6re e6le Srganer og
biplper Natnren me6 at gienoprette
6e nornale Tunftioner; @rngen oer=
af er o1ti6 belgidren6e. Dr. BeterS
@urifo fdn ibfffe faaes paa Mpotefer;;
6e11 bliber leberet al ipecie1le Mgen.
ter. syor nernere l1noerretnit1g TIL
1frip Or. @eter Sabrnep & Cons 60.
25O1 @o1bington @lbo., Gbicogo>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
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Me6 Oct ian1me ieg ien6er Bete-
ling for 8la6et> bill ieg faa lob at
1en6e en @i11en til @legt og 8enl1er
ru16t &otb1ap Eenfer oe flefte al
-6em leler ugeb1a6et. 81 er alle fri.
ffe. 81 bar en- fin @inter ber uoe>
ingen @ne og ingen &ul6e at 1togel1
8etpt1i11g. Gi6erne er NOT baarbe
ber MI og set fon1nter bel for BET me-
.1te al, at bi imfffe bur faat noget itgr=
re. til 9lb1i11ger 6e it61te fem 9ar,
Og 1oo bette Brtsfal6 paa alt BET III
bar at 1elge. Set er life go6t at bG-'
re Jarnner mt for Si6en.
@arbep, g. 9af.> 226e San. 1921
Sle S11n6lie: =.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26

6enne Stning og birfelig og{aa l16-
.f6rer set n1eo >Stilinge11 forbun6ne
Mrbei6e, men / mango an6re 9ilfel<
Sc leies en @lerf> lon1 beta1es ne6
$1,000 og 111i16re, -n1e6ens Neffen al
Sc $4,000 betales til en Slagtning,
iom life u6fbrer. noget af Mrbei6et.
Get benaer ofte, at 6e $240, Der l1o<
betoIes 1ot1 2gnsttlleg til BENT iom
fife fife faar ober 50 400, betales til en-
@lggtning af &ongresman6en, 1aar
@eofon1men6e itaar opf6rt :pda 26ns
ningSliiten iom bans @lerf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26

Sil s 1e6ige @ttlltnger be6 Bolt~
fontoret Dulutb, melote Der Jig, ill.,
g. @f.". =. for1e6en Ill @raminatto1l
life n1in6re ems 60 @tpffer.
@folebei eienet / @roofston folter
forbol6sbis 1ni1,6re enc Sfo1euGlc>
net nogen an6en8p @tatet1 If fonl
me @t6rrelie> 1neo l1nntogclie al Ser
gus Soils. S Serg11s S5alls foiter ct
8arl1s l1n6erbisning / 6e offent1igc
@foler $50 9laret, meoens Sen TO-
fter $67 Groofston. s 8irginia
fo{ter Sen life 1ti116re er6 $145.
Sen beroensbererr1te Snngerin6c
alnteIito @al1i=Gurci bleb forrige
2pr6ag @i1neopoIis biet til fin Mf
fompag11iit @oner Santuels @iel<
1en, ber bar en itille og pribat Mf19=
re, fan6t @te6 / 8rn6gon1mens Sor*
el6res &ient> og BET bar fgr en- Mer>
fe6ag i bette &jent t6et 6et bar Tor~
elorenes @rpllups6ag iamt 8ru6@
gonn1ens og bans Ebillingbro6er.
Ea1olage @an1uels Sg6felsoag. ST.
e1ier1 ser forrette6es al &eb. s. q.
Detpep, @re1t for Blpmoutb @ongre<
gottonoI &irfe / Minneapoliis, fanot
@te6 unoer Sol6erne al ct fipn1pe<
mesiigt @ilfebanner, 1om @anger=
in6en 1fjettfeoes al @o16aterne i ct
Eeras= =@egtnent be6 sets Silbage-
fom1t fra syranfrige. 8ru6en notql.:
te, at bnn bil6e be6b1ine at {Dnge oa
benoes Wan6 be6bline at 1ptlle ioa=
lp11ge 6e -fn116e forblibe reoeltge H.
geoberfor Jig felb og Bublifunt &e
tiltroo6te &eiiet1 6ltober til sSsnoina.
poIis, hbor 6e1t populere @angerin~
Sc 1fuloe optre6e be6 en- &oncert ncg
le Gage 1enere.. geogen birfelige Sbe
oebrgos6oge bleb Ser iiffffe fdr &oncert
1eionen bar forbt la bun> men Conf
merferien Minnelotas 6uftenbe sSu-
rnffoge @bor It'll -benbes lpffeligfte
Dren.. 60. 49,
W}r. og Wrsr. Mrtbur Heorlon
hrpn forIe6pn 9ad 1tiIIet for gtettelt
/ groofston o11flaget for Moro i ffrs
{tet Wra6. Oe onflages for at bope
anbrogt tit lille 8arn, font b1ep fgrt
fi61te @inter, paa Saget at ct Sotel,
bbor set frds ibiel.
@n Meieri1fole er set n1u1ig at Gu
1ntb bill faa / en ner Gremtio, 1ier
u@f.", @eit Datl1tb Commercial
Club, fon1 iao ofte iDres at ta itttia=
tibet til Sing fom tan bere til Sor-=
oel for 8De11, bar bragt @agen op.
@n Fig @fole bil6e BIZ en- l1nberaf-
oe1ing al 11ntberiitetets 2an3sbrngs
ifo1e.
Set iporboguti6re16e Solf Duz
lntb forbere6er fig, efter bba6 st. ="
flyer, poa at befifmpe BET Sor1lag
lom nit er oppe for 2egislaturen orr
at Sporbognsfon1pariernes Mfferer
1fal bli Iagt / @en6erne paa &oil=
roo6 og @arebouie Commission. -
Set bill Il at Dulrtb' 6a- lite bil6e ia
nogen bioere &eiten1nelfe 1ne6 n1att=
ge nf oe Sing font angaar Sporpoan
felffabets Drift. 49,. 4.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
= 2ofc,11otibet paa &elicon &oz

- 2ofen1otibet paa @eltcan &n<t
pi6s Eoget, fom bber Gag ntad gon
poa uEurn=Eob1et" BERT @pen for at
ben6es, ba66e 6et l1bel6 ii6He 2or=
6og at gaa lengere et16 ser bar @fi11
negang, og ben b1eb ftaaen6e ne6o>
Der en- 8offebeloing me6 Goren6e11,
1t1eoet1S 6en bagere Del bbt1e6e pae
@fi11nerne. Sen belte6e life ober,
laa Ser bleb fife 1togen @fa6e giert,
men 6et bar n96ben6igt at faa tie
@reefer bi6 fra Melrofe for at fac
Sen poa @finnerne igien 1igele6es
noatte ett an6en @gine bi6 for at
brt11ge Erenet til &e1tcan &api6S
om G. fterni6 66agen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
Spbn .. @arfe,

8pen Sergus Sails bar igien MI
itet EN- al fine al6ite og beoite 8or.
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tet, noar 8u0ffabet fom at .SsSobn s.
garfe 69be 1i6ite Mon6ags Mften.
9(1le1an1n1en af os bis tie at Mr. 8ar-
fe far beret ipgelig 6e 2 li61te Mar,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26
speeie1 Dplgsmima.

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Ierss Contention, lt16erfpgte Ri gru1
6igt Marfebefs EiIltano: 81 bar nj
.iet ober Dor beIe 0arebeboIoni11 og
1nerfet bore gfo iaa Nrifen item,
r1rer 111eo ben 11ubnren6e Wdrfets.
.gerbi. De pil finoe At bisie 9riier
.er labeit 1nnlig. Fbe Come 9raoc
Gboe @tore /.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-01-26

forfbofler oern1e6 alt og ell0er Der,
meb at &irfen tfra 6en gope og retts,
1utberffe, n1er og n1er gaar ober til
.oe Meforn1erte og h1f1rt enper. /
9iteus Danfeers @e6enifob, og oas
bil set og1oa b9re belt og bol6e11t
forbi 1ne6 geor6pe1tens go6e Hp og
Mpgte for Dp6 og s@rligbe6. st
laooont life maa tie 1naa pt beoe 6en
gooc @n6 geaabe forbinore. :.
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81 tqffer M6bofat 9eelion for bans
onerfjen6enoe 9r6 og frafttge SSnn>
leg for Dor Sp6rearb. @r. gee1ion
ct fon1 befie116t el1 Bro6er al @ena=
tor &11ute 9ee1lon. i.
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9erfpr.

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ia truffet &11ip og billet ebe @olo
moo 0ereS Nobo! =,
Mnflage6e:: sSsa, men ban Ie11g
te EFT Gallerfen Sgohtppe fife i Sp-
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fer fon1fe iHe 5p0inppe2<
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Min,tefota.

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fot1toret Dulntb, melote Der Jig, i'll.
g. @." forle6en iii @ran1inatio1l
life min6re ems 60 @mffer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-04
COTTON MARKETS
DECLINE SHARPLY

Decline of approximately $3.50 per
bale was registered in the cotton
markets today. July New York closed
at 1882 cents, % points lower, and
October at 1927 cents, 80 points down.
New Orleans showed about the same
losses, July closing at 1902 cents and
October at 1874 cents. New York
spots were lowered 80 points to 1855
cents and New Orleans dropped 25
points to 11.63 cents.
For the week the net decline is about
one-half cent. New York July is Al
points and October AZ points lower
than at the close of last week. New
Orleans July shows loss of 4S points
and October 81 points for the week.
New York spots are 40 points and
New Orleans 25 points down from the
end of the preceding week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-04

cording 10 the officers still and
worm of about 20 gallons capacity
was found in Browns house and 60
gallons of mash were discovered un-
der the kitchen floor.
Brown was taken before Justice G..
M. Easterwood today. Following the
precedent he established in the case
of H. F. Pitcock, he fixed Browns
bond at only $500, on account of the
fact that wife and seven children
are dependent upon Brown for sup
port.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-04
PREACHERS SCARCE
$4,000 REQUIRED

Asbury Park, n. j., June An the
United States there are $4,000 church
es which have no pastors, and only l.
450 ministers will be graduated this
year from theological seminaries and
become available to fill the vacancies,
according to Rev. William Brown, who
spoke today at the annual synod of
the Reformed Church of America.
The synod also adopted resolu-
ton condemning public dances, bad
books and unfit motion pictures.