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Evening journal., 1921-01-19

had much difficulty in returning. be-
ing compelled 30 stop several times
enrouie to thaw out the radiators.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry lngle moved
into their new home, at Sixth and
South streets, yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Chri-
tiana Presbyterian Church WI meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Har-
rnSton, Bear, tomorrow evening.
ghc Women's Auxiliary OF tie First
Presbyterian Church vii meet at 2.3O
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in Mar
bic Hall, Fifth and Delaware streets.
A number OF residents OF this city
motored to Odessa This morning and
VIII be entertained at tea this eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Wat
kins.
The bungalow now under construc-
ton at the Baldton by Contractor
| Wright for Mr.. ana Mrs. John Sheri-
dan, is nearing completion.
W. Frank Silver, deputy great
sachem, OF Little Beag Tribe OF Red
Men, accompanied by "A number OF
| his friends and fellow Red Men, visit
ed Minnehaha Tribe, OF Newark, last
night and Installed the Junior and
senior sagamorcs of that tribe
robert Handy, Of Minquadale Ter
race, who delivers milk TO residents
OF this city, is confined 10 his home
with an Infection OF the great Toe OF
his left foot About two years ago
Mr.. Handy injured The toe and has
suffered at various times from pain
in IL, but not until about ono week
ago did IL require his remaining of
| the foot entirely. The trouble has
| become so serious that medical at
teniion has been necessary.
John TOman, OF West Fourth street
Is confined TO his home with grip.
James White, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
George White, Of Second street, was
treated by Or. julius Dodd for frac.
ture OF bone OF the wrist Yesterday
Mrs. John Sheridan, OF The Bald
ton, who has been confined 10 hel
home by illness, is able 10 be Ou
aagain.
William Tucker, OF Stale Road, wh,
has been suffering several weeks Will
an infected foot, is in serious con
ditiOn.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Snyder, o
! Cynwyd. Pa, spent sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George NIcIntrc, Of thi
Strand.
Mrs. Vance T. Miller, OF Eas
DowningtOwn. Pa, who has beer
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Mitchell. Of Sixth and Delawar
streets, for the past week, returnc,
home yesterday. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Mrs. Charles S
Fleming, OF this city, and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Shaffer Walton of Wilmington
who VIII spend ten days or two week
with relatives at Pomeroy and Down
ingtOWn.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
NEEnEn-AN ENABLING ACT.

LIVERY DAY adds to the weight Of public sentiment in
II this city in favor OF paid fire department
Both within and without the volunteer companies that
condition is manifest
Certain it is that the present Legislature should pass
legislation which will enable city to make the change
at any time It may nt TO do so in the future.
our city is too large and Its commercial Industrial and
residential interests too great TO permit OF
tnuance Of the uncertainties to the future which sur
rounds the protective service as It exists today.
The passage Of suitably enabling act by the
Legislature Will transfer the entire controversy to the
local field where it properly belongs and where It can
be settled along intelligent and satisfactory lines
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
WITH THE PARACRAPHERS

II you spell Zap backwards you get somewhat closer
TO the inside story OF the Pacific cable oontroversyProv
dence Tribune.
stray item tells us that cost Uncle sam i9i TO
attend the Versailles conference but this sum- course
doesn't include the overhead Marion Star
Mr. Wilson by going abroad in the purple kept us out
OF the League Of Nations and the price was cheap-
Si6000oo-the only bargain we got in the warChicsgo
Tribune.
Events arc demonstrating that those among us WIN
claimed that the country as unprcpare FOR ncace as
il was unprepared for well within the facts
Tho protectionist
our Immediate and Imperative OF system OF sooial
and political quarantine and above ali Old shionc
immigratonal restrictions too self-evldent In rcya
agrument- saturday Evening Post
The dominant influence OF the tax expert" is one nj
te most Obstructive elements In tho present effort IA
abolish complicated taxes and put In operation simple
understandable businesSiike method.-Baohe Review.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
NOTHING
WRONGEXCEPT
run DOWN
Heart All Right-Lungs All
Right But Blood Weak
NO ENERGY OR
ENTHUSIASM
That's When You Need
Pepto-Mangan-The Red
Blood Builder

When you feel weak and almost
SICK. see doctor and find out what
n wrong.
Il may be a serious illness. But in
many cases the doctor finds nothing
really wrong except a general run
down condition due 10 the need OF
stronger, richer blood.
For over thirty yeare physicians
have recommended Guides pepto-
Mangan TO restore weakened blood 20
its normal healthy state.
pepto-Mangan imparts to the blood
the elements 70 needs 10 build up
vigorous men and women. Children
whose blood is impoverished become
listless and pale and fail 10 romp
prpiO-M -Mangan creates Supply OF
nourishlng red blood that makes the
cheeks glow, the eyes sparkle and
brings back the energy for play or
studies
pepio-Mangan Is obtalnable In liquid
or tablet form, whichever proves
most convenient Both forms possess
Identical medicinal qualities.
There is but one genuine pcpiO-
Mangan and that is Guides" Ask
your druggist for Guides" and look
for the name Guides" on the pack
age. II Il is not there, It Is not Pcpto-
Aians-an.--AdyernSemezk
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

ONE Of the most important school elections ever called
" for rural New Castle county will be held tomorrow
will not apply to Wilmington to any OF the special
school districts but will affect all those districts which
come within the Jurisdiction OF the County Board Of
Education.
The question at will be whether bonds 10 the
amount OF si00O0 shall be sold TO procure the funds
needed for the improvement OF the grounds, buildings
and other educational facilities in the districts affected
Unless such bonds be issued and sold the many and inn
pere needs OF such schools cannot be supplied because
the current revenues arising from taxation will be grossly
inadequate to supply such needs.
Thousands Of taxabes viii vote at the special election
II to be hoped that they will vote right to the end that
the boys and The girls Of schoogong age in the rural dis
trcis may enjoy The educational advantages to which
they are entitled and which their relatives and friends
should experience pleasure in giving to them.
Educational sand-patters and reactionarics doubt
will endeavor TO defeat the big progressive plan. We
trust however, that they will nnd when the votes to he
cast tomorrow have been counted that they have been
defeated Overwhelmingly and that the educational future
Of the children is assured
The supreme duty OF the voters therefore, TO defeat
The stand-patters and reactonaries.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
LAGH1ER AND TEARS

INNf tIf NNU TENItN.
The Laughter Of my friends
Breaks over me
Like a Joyous wave,
Washing all bitterness
From The crevices OF my soul:
When ] prefer the cry OF pain
Yet there are times
Win its cascade Of tears.
Making my being
Human with feeling.
lie Baron Cooke, in Coniempora
erse.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

only $1,000 is needed to make up Delawares quota
Of s0OOO for the OF Herbert Hoover and his
ciaes in saving the lives OF starving children in Eastern
Europe That balance should be in hand before the end
OF the current month The results speak we'll for the ex
ecutye ability Of Henry Scott the state chairman and
for The generosity Of the people Of Delaware
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

That the non-support law is effective that II docs
relieve the suffering Of children who
are the objects OF neglect is shown conclusvey by the
report for 1920 Of Haleck s Ray probation officer to the
Municipal Court Through court orders and special
cases. Sis E2S2s collected and dsbursed TO benef
Charles OF the law is noteworthy fact that i6i wives
and mothers and 5i2 children involved In the
rested 1t Will be seen. therefore, that the distress
would been farreaching had It not been for
interference and remedial action In The domestic
which brought 10 ih attention
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

Wilmngtons representation in the inaugural parade in
Dover highly creditable our city and to the men
who had charge Of the plans insofar as they effected
this end OF the State
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
BOOKS ON OIL AND GAS ENGINES

bOohS ON OiL AND GAS ENIfNES.
II a book is not in the Library when
asked for, it may be reserved If the
applicant will leave his name and ad-
dress and title Of book wanted with a
library assistant When the book is
returned he Will be notified. The
Library has other books on this sub
iect.
Internal combustion engines. by r.
/. Strceter. 1915 Gas engine ignition
by f. b. Norris. 1916.
Internal combustion engine manual
by +. w. Sterling. 1915. Gas engine
handbook, by +. W. Roberts. 1917.
Oil engines, details and operation
| by J.. II. Morrison 1919. prinriplee
Of electric spark ignition in Internal
combustion engines, by J.. d. Morgan
Internal combustion engines. BY w
l., Lind 1920
Gas, gasoline and oil engines, by g.
| ID. lilscOX. 1919
Gas, gasoline and oil engines, by A
| i. Collins. 1919.
1919. u
oil fuel enquipment for locomo-
tives, by A. II. Gibbiugs. 1915.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

goner nlto feline atpei god)ter. Dlibia
l,ilo Srene, madten III 8egleitl11g
Der gnlnIia 3ltppert eiue Mlto-9oar
bmrd) ben norhliden GetI Des Stoa-
fes, auf Der ie Die 5tabte Stnflep,
@anbitone. Bruno nn6 o1toere Dirt
idaften b~eriibrten.
Sodtp. 8farrer e. l8regor, p. g.
s.. ipurbe BON ietnem 4iIiltenten, benz
bodin. P. abalbert, 8. g. g., leste
@ode brieflid III &enltris geIett,
baB er bon ieiner 9entidlanoreile
erit in Ser lebten September oOer
Der erlten Gftobertpode %5urifat1er-
iparten lei.
9as 5taatshodJpeg : Departentent
bot sic Sninois Sfeel Bridge Gnn1=
panp bon ct. Gal,l fontraftli6 init
Dem gelegen nelter Elanfen itber Die
Garf &iper Bride anberthalb Meei=
len IiioneItlid) bon &idlmonb betrant.
Ser &oitenbetraq 1T $1,159 nno oie
Mrbeit intro hinnen &rtr5em IN Mn.
ariff genommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
st. 1l1artin.

sSn Der DorleBten 5onntag IN De1
'Shulbaae abgebaltenen 8eriamm-
lung Der Mitglieoer bes bieiigen ct.
sSoiepb Mdnnerbereins un6 Der I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. malroe Der ge-
ri9t Der Delegaten, mel6e Der II
Mtd)tnono itattgefunoenen 8eriamm-
lung seq Catholic @elfare Club bel
tpobnten, entgegenge11omr1ren nno
nod tpeitldufiger gr0rteru1g be,
idloilen, Dor Der 9anb ii6 Der Natio-
nal Catholic 8eltare Mifociataon nidt
an5nIblieben.
Sn Ser 6a1nifie Nifolalls 9erres
fonb Elm ber5igeS Go6terden min=
f%otn1nene Anfnabme, Elm Greignts,
bag pielieitige @liid1punide nit lid
brabte.
Sen. Monolo1 nn6 &obert &lrbl
pobnten Dem in MlbanD lltattgefnnoe=
men Sfattoltrnier BET.
5amilie Soiepb 5dbn bon 8omlus
NOR an gonntag bier III Der gal.
@dbns Samiilie gu @n1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
st. 5tephan.

Sodm. Serr Miiiia bonn 5ea1imr
in ct. Ball melder Ddbrerl0 Der GU
ropareiie unieres bodm. 8ffarrers
SSobn Grobec beifen 5tele bertrnt,
NOR zines Cages nergungener @obe
i'm bieiigen Hfurrbauie germ begriiB-
ter @alt.
@regor Sn1o1eD bot cine Beindg=
relic nod benz Beiten nngetreten.
Srar5 5elisfar unb @attin bon
Brainerb erltatteten Bier per1pun6t=
nno freunofbaftlide 8einde.
Soiepb &oiel lit bon Mor0bafota,
no er mdbrenb Der lesten Monate be-
ihdftigt tpar, nieber oabeim eingetrof=
fen.
SIN GHtrift 100 lit porlebten
Montag ser unterri6t nit Sri. 800
litor unb Serrn Ser5og als 2ebrfraft
mieoer anfgenommer moroen. Sic
s3abI ser iih gum l1nterri@t geiteaten
@inoer NOR cine 5ufrieoenltenenbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
St. Rofa.

9ienltagmorgen LETTER ISOLDE MUIR
Sc in ser bieiisen 8farrfirde eth
ihones Sod5eitsfeit beaungen. mobei
Iid) Mrtbur Hidter nn6 Sri. Gambia
@ene m1brenb etnes bom bodtp.&far.
rer P. 8eba. .. 8. g., 5~elebrirten
gra1ttamtes bie Sanb 5um 8unoe
reidten. Nad Sen Grau5eremonier
fanb BET SEN glterr ser 8rant 5ein=
rid 8el1e ltno 5rar, elm gemiitlides
Sod1seitsfelt ltatt, gu benz lid cine
arnBe Mn5obl gertpanbter unb Srelln-
Be ser aesenieitiaen Samilien einae-
funSen bate, tpelhe nit ben heifen
@iiniden Fir oas 8rantpaar in 8e=
reit1daft tparen. 8ieien ber5lihen
@iinihen idlieBen iid ol1d oie oes
.0orbltern" an, oenen aufolge ben
&e1tpermGbIten am eieenen 6erbe a1f
elmer stpet MeiIen tpeitIih eelegenen
Tarm ser aetuiinidte @rfolg nidt aug
bIeiben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
ueaeiat ali haben.

Nespeft geaelgt an bnbe1.
H ll1l lor,teriitug 6iefer NodJe miro
Der MaattiioraI DairD gbop peaielle
s33nug bier etltreffen beiien 9eilnebrler
5alnlf elmer NHu1lbtpur 5llr Seilnabme
on Ser DairD Natiolnl 5bomS eilla=
ben iperben, sic b6m s. Bis t5. OF
tober anf bem 5taats-
grl1,1oe iii ct. Goul abgebalten miro,
@eaen 100 @eiddftslel1te neroen iih
an bieier Munotplr beteiligen.
s Sn Der Ser8 SSeiu Stride feierte BET
bohm. 8ffarrer q. &an1pnann Glen
itagrnorgenr I'M 8 l1br Elm 8ralttamt
l1no iegnete Ben 5niiden Ngeter S5hni-
Ier BON MaaDbep Gate nnb Sri. Rettie
6pfer, Eod)ter Ser untpeit 5auf Ha-.
.pibS mobnenben Sarniilie gouaro So.
fer gei6loIienen Erel1burb. Nab Der
Erullltng fanb iid bel ben Gltern Der
8raut cine groBe Mn5aH ~gelaoener
N@6lite 5l1r @o95eit Elm, Bic benz inn
ben Hanre Sic ber51iditen @liidtpiiiin=
Idle entboten. M6gen td bieielben
bernirfliden!!
Mngnit S&4nllborHi, Ser tempordre Sc
lebestpGdfter unierer Stnot lit ii Der
Iebten Montagabenb abgebaltenen ST
buna ser sta0tbdter 5r,m permanent
ten 8oli5iiten errannt noroen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
st. Joleph.

SIN College Departement Der ct,
Benefits Afaoemie lit Elm geien-
idafter Club gegriinbet tporoen, an
oeiien Spite folgenoe 8eamtinr1etl
lteben: 2orra Braun, Grdiioentin;
gitber Nangle, Biceprdiibentin; Sc
etta Manion, Sefretarin; 411lp Gil
der, 5dabmeiiterin. Die Mn5aM Der
Mitglieber betrdgt 40.
SIR baS 5enior 9epartement Der
Mfabemie m1r6en folgenbe 8eamtin-
men erp6blt:: g1na Cullen bon 6ar-
90, g. 8, BrGfioentin; g. 6. 8opb
ibon MinreapoIig BioeprEfi6erhin;
SSobonno 8eters bon gol6 Spring,
sdriftfiibrerin; 80. Sorting bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

gal. SaDn bat oas 5llnoaneut ge-.
|legt, auf Incident bas alte 8anfge-
.bdlbe erriyfbtet miro al oeifen 5tele
nod I'M 2aufe bieIes 6erbjItes ein neu-
leg, mo6ertes ganfgebaloe eritebeni
miro. ss
Sri. Maria Burg erbolf Iib lang
iam bon ibrer r~beumatiifen 9llage;
bagegen iii Seinrih 2oosbroef fen.
intn1er nod nuf Der ara1lfefliite Der-
5eid11et.
GountD-Gegiitrar Sobn anng nn6
@nttir BON st. CLOUD mar Sonntng
bier IN Ser Bamilie 8eter Wimbad
81 Bnfte. .5
Mnton gartbeI lit bon Bine Miper,
no ct cine .3eit lang fir Germ Bio
nigen arbeifete, borleBten SnmIittag
nod bier 5urmdgefebrt.
Gus letten sonntag bier bon Ser
Wiiiionsgeielihaff dbgebaltene Set
NOR Ohm honlten 5eptembernettter
.begiinitief baber Die 9eilnabme an
oemielben cine eel eplrffrenlibe nar,tpie 1iid
gleih erfreulider 8eiie Sic Scribe
rung 6es nit Der GeitIibfit Derbun<
6enen noblen 3pedes ertpies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
matfir1s.

Mm Dorigen Montag fa1ro bier I'M
ter 5ablreiher 8eteiligung nod eiinenl
pom bodm. q. @ilman geiungenen
Mequiem Bag 8egrabms Ser bon
|5ranfreib beriibergefan6ten 2eihe
6es Sobann &nbertp, mel6er an s.
|Sffober 1918 Bel geronr lein Sc
ben auf benz 5blahtfeloe IieB, itatt.
Me0ge Der 10 jung ins Senieits Mb=
bernfene ruben III 5ayrieoen!
2ebte 8ode mur6e Ser nnterribt
in Der bieitgen Yffarrihule ipieoer nlf
geromnten.
Nib. Sartmamn nnb Soiepb Sod
baben lih in Ben 8efiB elmer nel1en
&orniddlmaidine gebradt.
Die biefige Ml1iiffapelle miro anf
Ser Ert-go11ntD SSair in &imba4, Sic
alf Die 5tpei lebten Gage nddbifer $50
DIE mgeiebt III, Die Ma1iif liefern.
Batfins Hbat iekt 51Dei 8arbieritu-
ben.
Sobann 8efer bertaufte lebte $50
de feline 100 Mder groBe Sarn1, mel
de nr6ertbnb Weiler oftlid bon
8atfins gelegen 1T, benz Seinrib
Don1laD.
Donneritag 6iefer 8o6e miro III
Der Neiigen Bfurrfirhe Die brei5ebn-
itin0ige 8ebetSanbabt abgebalten.
Sic 8eamtennnbl bic lebte1
Counting bon ben Mitgliebern bes
fir beitebenben ct. Mntonilis 5orz
lterbofes Dorge110mr1en nurDe, bottle
~folgenoeS @rgebnis:: g. S. Set, Sber-
5f0riter; Soiepb 2eitber, @ebilfsober-
foriter; Nnoreas Maus, Brotofoaie-
fretar; Soba11 q. Means, Sinan5ie=
fretdr, 8: Manuel, SbaBmeiItre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

N9E&HANTNN
MinneapoIi snasn1eiiItterin 5dfDe-
tier glariee 1T &lalIen-&atbgeberirl.
az 3oglinge gebio'ren bent 8erein an.
as bieiiae HAoitalnt. meldes let
mem 8or1teber eiilr1uen Sabresgebalt
pol $1,000 bringt, III am iebten Mn-
quit, an ipelbem Der Eerrlin oes iie-'
kigen 8pltbertpalters a~bgelaufen tit,
bafart getporben, miro aber crit 0nrd)
eiinen 8oltbeamten pieoer beiebt foer-
ben, nahboem leaiinl FOLDER BON Der 8rm=
m~ngssfommillion. oie alf ben 8. Of
fobfer cine Examination angeiett bat,
beiebt tper6en. gis al iener 83eit miro
Der iesige Goitmeiiter, Der iidd tlpieber
Inn: I'M boas Nmt belpirbt, Beg Mrntes pal-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
no,nu1en: s. IS. sdonboff, 9berf0r-
fter. MIer 8rpmulenIhenfel @ebilfs.

monument s. s.. s1onboff, Dberf0ir-
|iter;; Mler Brommeltidenfel @ebllfs.
|DberfSrlter Il g 6. Sdtparabal.er,
;Siua1ass 5efrettaar SsSiobn 9. Mpllbloh,
5haBmeillter; 6rans S. Mil1ette, g q.
|folal,s Srtb, 9sen. Dids, Grnltees;;
hodm. SEER Mrat. geiIflider Rotge-
ber; u. S. Mopniban, nnterialdlngs-
arst; gen. DidS, 5pre6er.
Sodap. &err Mrat, urlb 8eter &o-
|biidon neblt @attin erltatteten Dem I'M
81. Gapbaels Soapital 5u ct. glouo
untergebrad)ten bodm. Serrn Searon
bon bier eit,en frennoidaftlihen Be
iud.
gsah mebrere Gage tangent 8eiude
BEL ibren bieiigen Sreunoen lhi1o 6Sra1
&arl 5iesler nr0 Eobter Sobanna
nod ibrem Seim IN Winneapolls 5l-
radgefebrt.
5reb. Slider uon Gattin BON Bre=
denribge iprader bier auf ibrem
@eimipege bon Minneapolis Dor.
S. s.. Sb0nboff unD before Salf-
te genolIen bic Sonntagsfreltoen IN
Ser 51t 2afe SenrD p%obnenben Sarti-
lie Nifolal1s 2ieier.
@eihmiiter emma Mnb Waria
|Streib unb Gel9tpiiter &adel n11o
sSSba 8oigt maren I'M 2alfe Dergat1-
|aener ISOLDE mebrere Gage benin grut-
Ser ser erltgenannten, 8ilb. 5treis
unD lonitigen 6rennoen at @aite.
SRI. Dolo @rltnomann berabihie=
oete iih anfartgs letter 8obes fur
.Dognnr, Mont., no Tie a1s aebrerin
t6tig fem miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Saul Rdpios.

Muguit &uborif lit als temporarer
@8oli5it erra11nt noroen unb miro IN
Ioieler Stelung 6er5taot ieine Dien-
lite leiben, Big Elm anoerer Holi5iif err.
nnrrtt lit. @onitabler 96am &oslosH
mlrbe patriotifden Mangels pegen,
.beiien er bon ben Mitglieoern beg
|Sran5 Sein5eI 2egion Soften ge5ieben
puroe, oeg Mmtes entlaiien. Ct MUIR
Sc bei6ul6igt, an 8egrdbnistage 6es
anf benz SeIbe Ser gbre nmgefomme-
men 5lran5 @ein5el nidt Sen geborigen.
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MnIeihe fiir Deiterreid.

Bern, II. Sep. - sdtpei5eer
Meaierl11a bat. pie ii Bern mifge-
fei1t nliroe, beidfoifen, id al ber
|MnleiiM. neIhe sic gntefte 2dftber
fir Ddterreih iii grtpqur1dg nben,
ann getrog bon 100000 ssrarf
81 befeiiIiigen. Die gdrpei5 miro a1f
gefpHfe @ranfien Der5sidten, nenn Die
[nooeren 2n6ioern ebenfo bnnbeln.
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mef Linton.

5atnilie S. $. 8entfielD bon ct.
Saul Sanlilie Sobann Bentfieln BON
SEEM Mlni1 IND bie gbepaare Mnton
.8entfielD un6 Soiepb Cons BON bier
snaren sonntagsgdite Der SSamilie s..
s.. 8entfieIb.
Snmilie MidaeI @anfen befinbet
lid anf elmer Mnto-Eour Die tie nod:
Sninpig, @isconiin nnb Soma GIT Der-
mnoti6nftli9em geln9e bringt.
geah mebrere Gage Iangem 8eiuz
he Bel bier nnidi1igen Berpanoten
lino S. $. Bentfielb, @attin atnb &in-
Der nod ibrem Seim III st. &aul
5nrudgereiif.
Mid. ghliht, 5ron uno &in0er
unb Heter sdlidt urto @attin bon
WeIrofe maren 5onntag bier in Der
5amilie ibres 8ruoers Nnton 5Glidff
5n @uife. AS
Deit GROCER &itoeran8obl 1T porIeb
ten Wontag Der ntterribt, Der bon
@eorg Morfbaler aIs Sberlebrer nnb
SRI. Sba ghenM alg @ebiilfin err
teilt miro, miieber anfgenom1ne11
smorben.
Sohanm Cons but fid porle.ter
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5auf Centre.

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The Republican journal., 1921-08-25
NORTH SEARSPORI.

MI and Mrs, L. s. Black and friends
of Houlton are occupying the Hills cot
tage on the Nickerson shore.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Webster, daughter
Helen and son Clarence have arrived and
opened their cottage Sunny Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Nickerson and
family of Portland arrived August 18th
and have opened their cottage for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Carrie Houston and daughter
Ruth of Boston are visiting Miss Harrette
NJ. Nlckerson. Miss NlckeTson also en-
tertalned c. H. Black of Chelsea over
the Week-end
Mrs. Sue E. Adams of Washington, d.
c., who had been visiting Capt and Mrs
G. E. Chaplin, left for Belgrade Lakes
recently where she will visit her brother,
VIM. A. Rosenbaum and family who are
spending the summer at their camp.
Mrs c. E. Hills, daughter Beatrice and
guest, Miss Marshall of Everett, arrived
August 18th and joined her son and
daughter, Charles and Edna at the camp
where they have been entertaining Miss
Edridge of Natick. DR.. Hills hopes to
ioia them later.
The Republican journal., 1921-08-25

erality of the fair in its offer of purses for
baseball has tended to create big interest
In the series, and fans can look forward
to some red hot battles Baseball will
be one of our biggest features"
Unusual interest is being displayed in
the boys and girls exhibits this year,
according to fair officials. Many farmers
and stock owners who have not competed
at the fair previously have written to the
management, asking about the rules and
premiums.
A premium book, telling about the
SO, 1854. so prizes which are to be offered by
the fair in encouragement of better farm
ing and homemaking, will be forwarded
to any person who writes to Secretary
Gilmore.
The Republican journal., 1921-08-25
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applicatio ms, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only way to cure catarrhal deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem
edy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
is nflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
ly closed, Deafness is the result. Unless
the inflammation can be reduced and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever. Many
cases of deafness are caused by catarrh.
which is an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine acts thru the blood of the mucous
surfacessof the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Circulars free. All Druggists, 75c.
F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.