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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02

Friday to finish her course in school
at that place. 80; x + S-z &: IA
Mrs. Elsie Roth left for her home
I in Alexandria Sunday after visit at
the WIN. Dickman home in Harrison.
Frank White and family and VIM.
Moll motored to st. Cloud the latter
part of the week to visit relatives and
friends. IL. =. @.3*s II. 49, Il es.s,
S. O. Diffendorf Of Willmar motored
here on business Monday. ~
Rev. and Mrs. B. o.. Berg Of the
Christina Lutheran church visited at
Rev. LeVander's Monday, !.
Mr. and Mrs B. s: Cove1l motored
to Kandiyohi Sunday. -: ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Malmberg and
son Lowell visited with Mrs. Mahm.
berg's sister, Mrs. Frans .Rosenquist
at Litchfield Sunday afternoon.
Martin Olson motored to Willmar
Monday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wallin of Swift
Falls visited at the John Grande home
Sunday, the former being a brother
of Mrs. Grande. =
Erick Wallin visited at Swift Falls
the fore part of the week. &'~
Victor Wallin made trip to Das.
sci and stayed over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. V. Larson motored
to Grove City Sunday and visited with
the formers mother, Mrs. A. w. Lar
son.
Miss Anna Lundgren, bookkeeper
at Holm bros. Hardware store, was
reported on the sick list last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ferguson and
daughter Hazel mOtOred to Waverly
Sunday where the latter will remain
and work.
Gust Kragenbring visited in the
cities over the week end.
Harold Miller and family OF Dla'
mond Lake visited at the o. E. Peter
son home Saturday evening.
o. E. Peterson motored to Grove
City Sunday evening to attend the
Mission services at that place.
Mrs. Ray Leslie of Pennock visited
with her husband here Sunday.
Willard Fisher, Miss Della Archer
of Kerkhoven and the formers moth.
er of Pennock motored to Howard
Lake Monday for a few days visit.
Miss Stella Elstrom is at present
visiting friends at Dassel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Johnston, DR..
and Mrs. L. w. Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Kurtz and families visit
ed at the Arthur Johnston nome al
Pennock Sunday.
Harry Zimmerman of Mankato Wis
tied with Martin Olson last Wednes'
day.
Mrs Ray Dawson of Tintah who mas
been visiting at Raymond for week
is at present visiting at the VIM. re-
tersOn home here.
VIM. Peterson left Thursday to1
Center City to attend the funeral OF
his cousin, the late Ray Larens.
Mr.. and MRS. Fred Stenberg ano
family of Raymond, Mr.. and MRS: II
B. Peterson, VIM. Peterson and lam
ilv. Ernest Peterson and Miss caro-
line Hawkinson were entertalneo a.
the Theodore Peterson home Tor Sun
| day dinner. -.~ -, ~, ~
Reuben Peterson of Willmar visited
with ibis brother, Theodore peterson
J. Sunday evening. IS =. +svs1, - : X =
Alfred Johnson and family Of Union
Grove were entertained at the o. =
1 Peterson home: =, -
Miss Dora Moline and Harold Lin
dell motored to Willmar Sunday a
which place they visited with tnf
formers mother.
Mrs. Amanda Nelson of Lltchhei(
visited at her parental home Sunday
Miss Myrtle Olson made a trip t
this city Sunday evening from WIZ
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02
CARD OF THANKS

We are deeply indebted and CRATE
full to those who so alphabetically
sought to lessen our burden of sorrow
during our recent loss of our beloved
wife and mother. Those who SO kind
ly donated floral tributes are like
wise the objects of our sincerest
thanks and gratitude.
C. A. MonsOn.
Genevieve MOnson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02
in MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father who passed away one
sad year ago, Nov. 3, 1920.
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
And our loss we deeply feel.
But it's God that has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal,
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fed,
When in Heaven in joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Mrs. Alice FOrsberg.
Lyle FOrsberg.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02

is manufactured in one OF
the largest and most modernly equip
ped laboratories in this country. Carl
son observation-disclosures +
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02
Drives Into Car

Mr.. and Mrs. Hja!mer Nelson Of
Rosendale stopped at the latter's
parental home Sunday evening about
six O'Clock to take Mrs. Nelson's sis
ter to Grove City. They left their car
standing on the pavement for a few
moments when another car came and
drove. into it. Both cars were slight
ly damaged.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02

mar. '5s: II vs.
Miss Cecilia Olson visited at her
parental home at Willmar over Sum
day. ,S f q s5
Gust Danieson made trip to
Grove City Sunday B. .. ...ssS 81
81 Louis Lawson motored to ST. Cloud
Sunday to visit with his sister of
that place. p ##s=..s .s.@=.s !.
John Gagnon and his brother mot
ored to Waverly Sunday to visit their
parents. .> I. ,.%@. FIJI. VT
s DIR. George McBroom visited with
friends at Renville Sunday. g.
. Ed Arneson motored to Wilmar on
Sunday Il. u s:a. .. 3 =. s$,g#.
The Albert Nelson family were en-
tertained at the E. A. Wilson home on
Sunday. ;:
Is Miss Elvira Wilson visited at the
Albin Blur home at Lake Elizabeth
over the week end. (.
Mr., and Mrs. Max Minsker of this
place and Joe Heller of Grove City
visited at the I. Ruben home at Will
mar on Sunday. - .>.. 80
= Ole Swanson and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C.. Anderson made an auto tour to
Wi!lmar and Grove City Sunday. 10.
Miss Lima Sell went to the cities
Thursday. She returned on Sunday
evening in company with the L. ].
Johnson family. - j. - -
r. A. l.. Martinson of Willmar, travel
ing man for Marshall Wells Company
made a trip to Atwater and Kandiyo-
hi Monday. ~. t~asr. ~4.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02
COMPLETES COURSE

Laura johnson returned Friday
from Minneapolis where she has at
tended a business college for the past
two months. She has thus completed
her course which she discontinued
for some time. She will return within
a few days to Minneapolis. j.:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02
Ships Carload of Poultry

The car of poultry put out by the
Shipping Corporation here last
Thursday and Friday proved to be a
success. The car was shipped to Min
neapolis and the highest prices were
received for same. They might ship
another car in the near future.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02

: Mrs. Stay of st. Paul is visiting
at the o. T. Ring home at present.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

.AGxG ,.&Ef-lE.HNr
|S1olenbergers mn Ssabregred-
nilng ser @euneinoe eg 5u ltellenn,
|ipelde nadNiten son1tag iii BET Sir.
de berleien miro. 3I5
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. melDfe Il,
nlrtatfierer Stride uiir bic bb~iullgerlnoflen
|ainoer5 III De1ltidhIatib dufge1totrtnte,l
ifpnrooe, ergab de I0blihe 5urnt1e bon
$40. .:t ~
Der Organization elmer Muiiffa-
peue baben fliid "a Meiitgliieber d1ge-
|i9Ioiien. Sic SniIttrulnet1te purben
IbeiteIt urb tperoen bon oer Genteilbe
Ibeaablt MIs 8ean1te1 Ser Drga1tifa-
Hon nolulrooenertpdblt:: $odm. Hfnrrer
ISbouenberger, 8raii0ent; Did. 8a-
dfeg, gefretdr;; Soiepb g%oGdraal1n,
Shabmeiiter;; 2ebrer sos. aorte, aaa-
penmeiiiltter.
Die @attin bes Heter @irbfeD iii
tpegen 8lutbergiftnng an elmer @ano,
bic Golge elmer unibdeinbnrer gerleb.
ING, unter dr5tIider 8ebnn6lung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

llbr nod eirem lepitierten seelelam-
m,olaan bodp. SER g9eile s
bort BON 9fafig bic eihenreoe belt,
anf Dem biefisen airdbofe nit milf
|tdiirriiiiden gbfren 3lir lessten Rllbei be-
|ftattet. MMl11jge Der oes Sel0entooes
ffiiir fem Wnterlarb @eitorbette ruben
i'll Griebe11!
Watbretno ei,les Dorlesten Dienitag
LII ber biiet11iig!en farrfir1e ftnttgefan>
|6oee1l1je.n Braltatntes tplr0en getrdlit
ssobrl 8. Meftter bon 2ismore, Mirln,,
ms Jrl. Mtarin Dioier bon bier.
RBIuif sur1l g9unoe
gorIebten 5on1tag fa1no1 nadhb benz
|M1nte MISUNDERSTANDING tntt, III
|rpyesId)er Dernbarb Deters un0 SSobn
81. Dibier dis BemeinbeDoriteber err
Etpablt uno grbobnng Der Site in Der
&irde nm ie i5BltDei Dollars befdloiien
Etpllr6e.
Mm s5elte oeg fl. 5tepbdnus 5ele-
brierte SET bodtp. p. 9abi6, Dc.
|B., bon ser ct. Sobns 4btet bier Elm
|lebittiieelrteg Mtnt; bod,n. Sobn 80
|Idonq nus Dem ct. Sobn'g sentinnr
NOR Diaffon u6 belt bic Mgliibe
|ge1tprebigt, u11o Der aasag nad)ber, Der.
|erIte Sonntng otes nelien2 sSnbres, muir.
|be mieber o1lrb Elm 2eDitenamt tei=
|erlib %begangen. ,5s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

tSAIuBentfdeiotng be5iglIiiA oes
Jonbs Dem Nrdiibenten Der Derett,
!nigten stnaten. genfllltteln goIllns.
bus.0iitter baben Den Germ goobel
nRgeSebeL oab oie Direftore1beb0roe
0eg Columbus gfitterbu1lbes @err1l
6oobers gordIae ons Der MnteiI oel
Columbus Sitter oil oielem Bombs,
Der etpa 100000 betragt, benz ell
rppdiihen Hnteritnsungs {. Mat ben
Der Columbus itterbnr1o nIs eiue
Determination ntgebort, liberIaiieil
tperoen ion, III giipdglrrg 5ieben per,
Zoe.
sd fenne bie stelIlang Der a11oe-
ren feds Srganifntior1er, tDetde fib
an Dem B~ereinigte11 ariegg Sofbs
beteiligen, inbe5ug au oiefen Dor
|falag ridt. Mber i'd bin GIT irgenb
elmer 3eit bereit, sic Nngelegenbeit
yber 8eboroe 0es Columbus Sitter Bitter
bunbes 5n unterbreiten, Sic in ber5li=
de 5Dmpatbie tebt nit benz groBerl
|Werfe, 6as III 10 fdiIbiger 8eife bon
|9erbert @oober geleitet tplirbe uni
an benz Die Columbus Sitter iih in
ber5lider @eiie beteiligten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
Wef ll11io11.

SRI. Clara aiggernannl bon Sen. q.
meldfbe an ser St. 8enebifts Mfn-
bemie 81 81. Soiepb boberen 5tu.
|bien obliiegt, mar Miitber Die sJSeiertagge
ibrer @lliine G9bbereiin Seiie unbb
lbegruBte bier lire ShaDeiter, Sri. SSoa
|aiggeu1n11tm, sic itd gleidfaIs Bel Sc.
nnnntem SRI. Seife 81 eiuh einges
funben batte, uno 6ie orei gn1nen err=
|~frerten sic ingob 5prinlg Dobnenoe
Gamilie bes !@arI 6eiie nit Be1u6,
Sernann @atb nelde langere 3eit
in Winnenpolig erfranH nie6erlng, lit
mad &n1le 3urudgefepfbrt.
g. @napp Derbrudh leille tnei $50 Sc
den bauernbe SGerienaeit bel 5sSreunben
III ct. gIuub.
Jreo. M0bring berlanbte nm Die1=
Itng Iebter ISOLDE eine giienbabnlpa=
genlo6nng 8ieD nad5outb ct. &a11l.
Nm Neuiabrstage fam Die 9eide
Ioes auf benz S6la6tfel6e III. 5ranf=
reid gefnnenen @einrih &rdimer bier
an. Dielelbe tpurbe Dienitag I'M 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

Mad,oem er sic Geiertage bier bel
ben gltern nerlehbt, Mm. Bod
nod ieiiren1 4eims iii Megtna, Snsf,,,
Gambia. 3l,rndgeffefbrt.
Donalb @onrer, neldber III Nbite
I2afe. g. 9, ais 2ebrer Mnftellu1g
bal, gennb Bic Srel1ben Der Beib-
naHtg5et bier :bei ben gsIItter11. a5i
@eorg @rara, melder Die 9nmline
l~lniberlitat beiudt mar ndbrenb Der
MISUNDERSTANDING bier bel etl1er
Mlttter 1ittpe ssSreo. ARrnn5. I.
8beabor Sdurntn11n urb @attiin
itperoen an III. biieias Monats cine
&eiie mod Sos 9lngeles, Gal. a11ttre-
ten, no Elm ldi11gerer Befub ben atpeii
8rHoern oes Germ gda,rma1n GEL
ten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
st. NihoIas.

2ebten Sonntag nurben III Der bie-
Iiigen Stride aum gbeitanb berfinoiigt
Hbilipp Mirkfel6 urb Sri. Sba &bi-
Fli4ppp, Eodter Der Sal1ilie Naul Bbii=
ZIipp, bon bier. !.
Sim 5onntag batten Ste Mitglieber
@emei1l6e nod Dem 9ohamte
Berfannmlnng, nm feds @nn6ibnter
ais @emeinoeboriteber Hit Die nadfiite1l
8tpei Sabre alnfauitelen. Nddiiteh
.5onntag fHinbet sic 8nbl zines Sefre=
tors nnos Shasmeiiters ltatt. Midael
.Nies, .melddRr Sic Iekten udbtt Sabre
.5efret1r ser @emeinoe mar, bat ih
Der Mibmo11ber gen1eiinoe angeihlof=
fen, nnb gid). g. Stein, mel9fer. mob
reno Ser leBten apei Sabre Dos 56n1hz
meiiteromt Ser @erneinbe befIetoete,
hat fem Seim nod golo Spring btter=
Iegt, un6 iomit iim bei6e Memtter pa-
fant getporoen.
Ser FL. Namen Seiu=gerein belt
tSonntag Sabresberfammlung nb urb
.er1DdbbIte 8aul 8biIipp ols 8rdiioent,
Soiepb @iid)ele nIg 8iaeprdii6ent nn6
.Heter 5bnarb als Sefsetar ffir's
I%anfenoe Sabr.
2ebten Montag maren 6ie 8ernein=
.reporiteber beim bodp. 8farrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
1lsfitrei aus 1pief,,

Gin loeben aus 8ien bonn @inber=
Woblfabrtsperf on bns Americar
@onbalescent Some foe Bien1tn's
Children eingeallqdngtes &abel beiagt:
.4leioer, 5dulHs Roble gera6e5u
Observation-Disclosures. gintte, beIH 10
Dug @o11itee fnbelte in 8eant=
nortltng bieies Notidreis 3 Mi1io=
nen arouen biiniiber NIT Der Bitte,
iobiel &iinoetrl niie' m0glih fir bieiiess
Egelb tpdbren6 Ser iiddredliden 8in=
%tern1onate I'M 6eim onf5unebmen.
.Gleib5eitig trifff oas &otnitee Anital=
ten I'm &leiber, Sdube nn6 &oble
fotpobl fir oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
FSeim alg aud fur Die orrberen Spitd=
Ter belorge1 al Delfen. Da5u aber iinD
sgroBe 5rmmen @eloes notig.
Dng &onriittee riidtet nun on alle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
5auf Genhre

Son ben Mitglieoern Ser staot-
fommiii1iiion lper6en g9egentp1sirtiig Hsld-
ne nlsgearbeitet Fir cine ourdgdrgtt-
ge Al1sbeHerung Der 5ta0tboae, u
tpelder audi Elm permanentes Guar
tier fir Sic Souf Centre SnnoelS=
famuler eingeridtet meroen ion.
81. q S. Mopniban, unier Sc
~1unobeits ! Rommilfarius, bot fei1er
MugIage nod in flint o0er leds 80
milien ser 5tn6t Blatternfdle ert-
oedf uno ongeoronet, oaB Ole ainoer,
Die Bis iebt nod niht gein1pfft tplr-
Sen, bon Dem Sdnlbeiub altsgeihloi.
fen merben iolen. .
@eorq R0nig nno 8attin begaber
Iib Mitte letter ISOLDE at 8eiu6 Der
In 8rinceton pobnen6e1 5an1ille
Waar Bamrabt. III
Gilbert Doege ban 8engougb, east.
Canada, perbrndfe sic Beiertnge Bel
Iei1e11 unapeiit. bon bier mobnenoen 81
tern, Anto1t unb 6ran Doege, mdbbz
reno Sranf Doege bon 8ainpiqe,
'Mort, bier ienie gltern, Gbriit Doe
DE unb @attin, uber Die Seiertage
nit ieiner @egentpart erffrehte.
ST. Clarence &ennelnam mon Wfi-
not, SO. 9, bieH iib mebrere Gage
bier BET leirer gltern $. S. 9enne=
mann uno 5rau, beiudslpeife out,
Sri. Grace Menfe, tpelde IN einem
Departemem @ei9dft Il Minneappo.=
lis Mnitelnng batte, lit Bel ibren bier
tpobnenoen gltern 50. g. Menfe nr16
,1sran, gum uebertDintern e%ingetrof=
fen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
5prin0 6in.

9,1r9 einen fbaobaften Shornltein
nu,roe Die Beter @rubers Wobn,1na
in 8ranb geiett, Der Cont Der Blf=
rei6en 9adbaren gelolht pltrbe, be-
Dor nemensperter 5daoen angerib=
tet nor.
Seinrih gnnefing, 2inus Miner
unb Serbert Saldert bon Mabnomen
erfrelten bier lire respeftipen gltert1
NIT 8efnd1.
8ernbarb e8ioner 1T fontraftli4
nit bem Giilen bes @isbanies Der
hieiigen 8utterfabrif fir 6ie fommen-
ben Monnte betraut porben. Ct Der.
ridtet Die gisarbeh fir $192.50.
Sobn Seifermann, nelber in ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
st 2lr1tho1tY.

@iIbelm 3elters bon 5tirum, g.
s.. ~erfreltte Iber 8eibnadten iieil,e
bier mobnbaften, Eltern nit 8elnb.
Sos. Gberne mllroe bon ieiner Sat.
tin nit ei,te1n frdftigen Sobnden be-
idenft, mosl Ben begludte11 Gltern
nieIfabe @rata1lationen 5ugingen.
SRI. maria S6rieber bon ct.
CLOUD berbpadte Die Beibnadts5eit
bier Bel ben gIterr.
@eibmiiter Gliiabetb un0 6rances
8oB bon ct. Gloub g%enoiien Die
@eibnodtsfreuoen bier on Der Settle
ibrer M,tter.
Sri. Maria 5infen, nelde an Der
ct. 8enebifts Mfa0enlie an ct. So
iepb b6bere 5tnoie,1 genieBt, traf 5ur
MISUNDERSTANDING bier Bel ben 81
tern Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
Den gDl,lu1b,1g 5,tr geadJ-
. II. thug.

5apreme anigbt Sames q. 6Ia-
'bertp ser Columbus Sitter bat fol-
ge,oe Mitteil1tng be5nglih Der Stel=
lung ser Columbus Sitter 5nr 8e==
thinning 6es anndiifber1tb $4z.500,OOO
.betragenoen Meites bg Bereinite1
@riegs=Bon6s al Ben europaiiiidfen I'm
Electromagnetic oeifen gorfiber Ser
bert 6ooper lit genpadt
Ole Columbus Sitter iinb big
,betragenoen Meltes beg gereinigten
&sriegs=So1tos an Sic NegeM gebalten,
unfer oenen ienerl gonos foleftiert
nrroe. DRle Negeln mberlaien bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

Mmeritaner be,itlder uno 6|erreidi-
|ider Mbfinft ben MppelI, i'm gera6e
iebtt 5i1r Weibnadts3eit al Sic Saln6
gebet1 al uDlen, oonnHit es fei1,er Muf.
|gnbe, ben 5pit1lern 9iens ut1o Be-
|Ionoers BEN 8econbaIes5etlten . &eim
an belfen, geretbf tDeroen fnnr1.
Sober 5penooesr erbIdaH Elm grenplar
E0es ioeben erfdienen reid i1nitrier-
ten acknowledgements. @ebe ieoer
.raih mad Rr1ftten, GreipiIlige Open
ben ino 81 riidten: Mnlericnn Con-
pnlescerH Come for Biennn's Gill
bren 225 5iftb Mbenlle, Room 11O6,
o6er al Germ grnef Dolfotpis, Bice-
Hrdiii6oern Ser yorfbiIe ganf, mo-
jelbit bieie en1pfnngen nn6 6anfeno
beitdtigt Deroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

ssobn's College b6beren 5tA6ien ob-
EHeat, mar an Weibnad)ten bier BET ben
|glern, gsbriit. Seiferntarln u16 gat.
tin. BIS
aarl Boblig fat iieine ,augn1obel
nod ggssetp Munih trdrlsportiert, no
Ell fem ffiirberes Seim mddeen MIRO.
alnra Riirdhner Don MliiTllreapoligs1 BE
fat,o fiH 5litr SSeier 6eg @eibnadtsfe-
ties bier Bel ben tgsltern. 5s5
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S. Jal1uar 81
@abeof's Geniite ols Director

@aheod''s Deniite dis Direftor bes
ftaatlirben Sod)pegebaaes ~oaisgeipro-
hen boben. @otpobl Der folllner3iele
tpie SEE Mntomobil-glu b BON bier Ibbdti
Mbidrift zines 9ef1luiies nod Der
@onoerneurs Office dbgeidiM, ii
oeItpen1 Ser Wuri1 a11sgeorldt fptrlo,
AoB bag arrangement Ser 8odrpege.
oern 9efiiriporter Der GLE Mfiioer CUTE
Mege uberlaiIen lei. II,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06

Seue anrernianiifden 3eitnnsen, sic
SeiratspIdne fir ben Brin5er bon
8ales MAIDEN, fdeiren fih fit Die
%5ltfmnftige 8onigin bon England
11ebr 81 intereiiierer ole Ser iu1ge
Mat1 ielbiif. Die er1glilben 8bronfol-
Ger baben il biefer B~e5iebung eigen-
Mniidten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-06
Mir itcllcft Traits ,snS
|G1e'lS' , 3lit,peiiia,tee1, i,asR
alien ~anSldnciidseit fd,,.
Ner1t aas.

|l1niere @elbmnpeiinngen ner0en 81.
|reH BEN gmpfdnger BON Dem ndid]-
Ssten ausldnoiiden Boftamte beaabH.
Naden sic SIRE @eIoantpeifungs-
@inefien 6urh inns, neil Sit b6bere
&aten eebnlten, 6as meint mebr aus
dnoif9ees @el6 fir SSbre 9onorg.
8ergleiden sic nnlere Nnten NIT ie-
men bes Boitamtes.
5irit uafistal 1sanf
St Cloud, n1inn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
In The DAYS News

Theodore Il. Burton Of Ohio, who is
mentioned to succeed Frank f.
Monde.l of Wyoming as Republican
floor leader of the national house Of
representatives. has had a Ions eX-
perience as a national lawmakeF both
as representative and senator Mr..
Burton is the son OLA clergyman. He
was educated at Oberln College an
inst tuition now as then centre Of
ethical as well OF intellectual activities
and ambitions. He studied law prac.
ticed his profession was sent to Con
gress IN 1889. ana, most OF the time
from that date until he entered the
senate in 1909 he was a Major figure
in the house of representatives. when
ever it came to debate of revenue pro
iduction. banking and appropriations.
! head of one of the great banking instl
with the close - his career in the
senate he went to New York to become
Itut'0ns in that city His taste for pub
lie life. however, prompted him to re
turn to Ohio and in the hist election
he was sent back to Congress as
representative from one Of the Cleve-
land districts.
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Today's Anniversarlcs

1S23-Charotte NJ Yonge the famous
English author who donated
much of the proceeds from her
books to philanthropy, born.
Died March "a, 1901.
Catherine Hayes, an opera sin
ger who toured America with
much success in the early Dos
died in London. Born in Linn
erick, Ireland, Oct 80, 1925.
1876 British parliament passed an
act permitting the registration
of medical women
1SS0-pres,dent Hayes and Gen, w.
r. Sherman attended a national
soldiers reunion at Columbus,
O.
1S31-Mrs Abigail Fillmore, widow of
ex President Fillmore, died in
Buffalo.
1897 General Jacob 2. Coyey was
nominated for governor of Ohio
on the Populist ticket
1g0l-Francesc Crispi eminent ltal-
ian statesman, died in Naples.
Born in Sicily, Oct 4, 1873,
Joseph Schrembs became
first Roman Catholic bishop of
Toledo, o.
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HANDKERCHIEES
NORTH AISLE

Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, all mi
tals at ................25c
Mems linen Handkerchief, at
SOC and 79c
Ladies Handkerchief, all prices.
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Today's Events

Centenary Of the birth of George S
App eton, eminent American scholar
taud publisher,
The Most Rev. James John Keanc
today completes his first decade as head
OF the Roman Catholic archdiocese Of
Dubudue.
The United States, Japan and num-
erous other countries are TO be rep
esented at the first Pan-Pacifc Edu-
catonal Conference. which il to begin
its sessions today at Honolulu
Today, the lightweight anniversary
OF the birth of Robert G. Ingersoll- has
been selected as the date for dedi.
eating the birthplace of the. famous
agnostic al Dresden n. Y, as mus
cum of lngersolliana.
Nearly 1000 Indians from several
States bedecked in resalia of days
preceding the advent Of white settle
RS, are to participate in big powwow
ito be opened at Wisconsin Rapids,
Wis, today under the auspices Of the
Winnebagoes.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
advertisements.

"The Heart of Maryland" Opera
house today and tomorrow.
telephone has been installed at
Hamilton's studio, 524 Main street.
No. 1861
Don't miss "The Heart of Mary
land" Read the adj. Opera house to-
day and tomorrow.
Special added attraction picture
Of the Bellows Falls strike taken by u
Vermonter. Harte Theatre tomor-
row.
Little Italy" starring Alice Brady.
A Pathe News, Sunshine comedy
and special picture of the Bellows
Falls strike a Harte Theatre tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry +. Hamilton of
Boston, Mass, also G. g. Hamilton
and Miss Maude Hamilton Of Frattle-
boro, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r..
c. Hamilton Of Main sreeet.
yelling Thatcher of Toronto, Cana.
da, who spent the weekend in town
with his wife and parents, has gone
| to New York from whence nc will re-
turn to his business in Toronto.
News has been received Of the
death in San Diego, Cal, August I. OF
| II A. Putnam. brother of the late
Henry w and e. H. Putnam, formerly
of Bennington Mr.. Putnam was in
( his seth year.
A party consisting of Mrs. Frank
/ O'Toole and daughters Ann and Mar
garet, Mr. and Mrs. George Durand
and daughter Irene, Mrs Alfred Du
clos. George Durand, jr., Mrs. Arthur
Russell Daisie Barrette and Rev.
Sinai Barrette motored to Hedges
lake Tuesday.
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Today's Birthdays

Kijuro Shidelhara, the Japanese am
bassador to the United States, born
at Osaka fu, 40 years ago today.
William S. Carter, president of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Flremen,
born a; Austin, Texas, 81 years ago to.
day
Joseph Weber. noted actor and
theatrical manager. born in New York
City, "a years ago today,
Clifford Pinchot former Chief For.
ester Of the United States, born at
Simsbury, CT Sc years ago today.
Earl Brewer. former governor of
Mississippi, born in Carrollton County
Miss, 81 years ago today,