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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
Pete Hartley a Winner

Providence, r. l.. Nov. 1o-Pete
Hartley of New York was given the
decision over Joe Tiplitz of Phila-
delphia at the end Of their l2-round
bout at Harrisville Thursday. The
men are lightweights. In the SEMI
final bout Tommy MCGUIRE OF Pro-
violence won over Spider Murphy OF
Manchester. n. H. These men also
are lightweights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

TYDOL gasoline has a reputation
for quick starting and fast pickup in
cold weather. For economy and few
or cuss words. try the wonderful VIM
ter gasoline sold at the orange and
black pumps at Fifeld's, Capital
Garage or at Joe Shirley's on Bridge
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
Church Nntices


Methodist church-At the morning
service at 1915 the pastor. Rev. J. &C.
Bearcc. will speak on what Percent
age of People Express Any Gratitude
to God for His Benefits?" Junior
League at 3 o'clock; Epworth League
at 3 O'Clock. In the evening there
Will be union Thanksgiving service
Rev. +. +. Forshay will give Thanks.
giving address. There will be spe.
cal praise service and the contribu-
ton will be given the Red Cross.
First Baptist church--The Sunday
morning service will be held at Die
usual hour. The pastor, Rev. 7. p.
Forshay, will take for his theme
Whom Are You Following?" Follow.
ing the morning service there will be
"a baptism.
NYE'S CORNER-The work OF
regraveling the State road from
Shawmut to Hinckiey was about
half completed when the snow came
and stopped the work.
Ernest Anderson and Ray Hender.
son were two of our lucky hunters
I each getting a nice deer recently,
Between so and 60 of HincklC
Changers visited Benton Grangl
November o. q few from this piac'
ceing among them. All report a
enjoyable evening. also a delicfcu'
supper being served after entertain
/ ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newcomb weF
In Waterville on business recently.
Miss Beatrice Sargent of August
| visited her sister. Mrs. Roscoe Get
chell of Shawmut. Friday and Sat
urday. They both passed the day
/ Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Boynton q
Skowhegan and Mrs. Henry Boyn.
ton and two children of East SkoV'
hogan passed the day recently will
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Henderson. AGO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

FOOTBALL TODAY

Bar Harbor High at Bucksport
Seminary.
Berwick Academy at Sanborn
Seminary, Kingston.
Mattanawcook Academy at Brew
kr High.
Deering High at Lewiston High.
Thomaston High at Rockiand
High.
south Portland High at Westbrook
High.
Westbrook Seminary at Thornton
Academy, Saco. -: 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

r SUPER.SIx ENDURANCE
1T is very common sight to see
Hudson Super-Sixes three, four. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19
Mel coesan Going West

{ Mel Coogan starts on a western IN
yasion next week when he goes to
Minneapolis to box Pinkey Mitchell
10 rounds, after which he battles
with Jack Lawlor at Tulsa for the
championship of the southwest for
10 rounds and then on to Denver
where he tackles Johnny Noye for
Is rounds before the Stockyard A. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-19

held Friday evening in Memorial
hall. Music was furnished by a To-
cal orchestra. There was good at
tendance and dancing was enjoyed
| until late hour. The committee in
charge of the affair consisted of
Chester Oliver, Arthur Bush, Walter
Trask, Maurice Coughlin and Roy
Tracy.
The Misses Gladys Crotto, Caro-
Bailey, Phyllis Fowles. Beatrice Les
sard and Dorothy Kierstead dele
gates from the Blue Triangle club OF
Oakland High school will leave todoy
for North Arson to attend the Girls
conference. They will be accom-
panied by one of their teachers, Miss
Mildred Barrows.
Miss Inez Stevens left Friday for
Lewiston where she will be a guest
of Mrs. Harry Stetson for a few
| days.
Mr.. Whitney. superintendent of
| the work on the State hihgwny at
! Belgrade the past fall. left Friday
with his family for their home in
| New Haven, Conn. Mr.. Sherman
and Joseph Arboroe. who have also
been employed on the State highway,
have returned to their homes in
| Connecticut.
Darius Fogg of Newport is visit
ing his daughters, Mrs. Abraham
Walker and Mrs. Alexander Me-
kendrick for few days.
Miss Annie Crozier of Skowhegan
was n guest Friday of her aunt, Mrs.
Bessie O'Neil.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
LAKE LILLIAN

March 2S-The snow storm came
right in on our warm summer days.
Miss Agnes Ytterboe visited at hel
home over Easter Sunday. -
Lambert Rodelius is at present Wis.
iting at his parental home over the
Easter vacation.
Caesar Linn. is at present working
for Art Peterson.
Grace Renstrom is at present stay.
ing. at the John Olson home where she
is taking the examinations at District
No. 5. ;
mgvald Berg is at present visiting
his parental home.
August Johnson and VIM. Renstrom
are busy overhauling their cars.
The mail carrier on Route was
unable to make the whole route last
Saturday on account of bad roads
and rain.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
SPICER- ON CREEN@IAKE

March 29-Miss Hannah Sampson
left Friday for her home at Ltchfield
to spend Easter with her folks.
Miss Lillian Palm left Thursday
for several days visit at her home
in Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Schultz and lit
tie daughter came out from Willmar
Friday and visited at the l. E. Larson
home until Monday ~:~~h ..~a e.
Miss Esther Spnderson was Will
mar visitor between trains Friday.
Miss Emma Isaacson who has been
employed at Cottonwood arrived on
Friday for visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Isaacson.
Miss Florence Nelson arrived from
st. Peter Friday to spend her Easter
vacation at her parental home here.
Joseph and Oscar Thorvig return
ed to Minneapolis Monday after spend
ing Easter with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Thorvig.
Miss Minnie Gustafson was a Will
mar visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Collins came out from Willmar
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Kjo!sing.
Misses Anna and Minnie Hamnes
and Della Arneson departed = Satur.
day for Minneapolis where they will
spend some time. -
Mrs. Peter Bure and daughter Miss
Mabel Gustrud left Monday for Litch-
field where they will visit the form
er's brother-in-law and sister, Rev.
and Mrs. M. O. Silseth
Roy Wilson returned last Thursday
to Timber Lake, S. D., after visiting
for some time with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Wilson of Harrison.
Mrs. B. Glarum and son were Will
mar visitors the latter part Of the
week.
~. Johnson made business trip
to Wi!lmar Saturday.
Miss Lucille Johnson returned to
Osakis Saturday after spending Eas-
ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Johnson of Diamond Lake.
Gilbert Backlund arrived from Will
mar Saturday for few days visit at
the A. Embertson home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Peterson and
son Allen autoed over from Ihlen the
first of the week and visited relatives
here couple OF days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

Miss Dora Ryff returned Monday
from her home at Paynesville where
she spent Easter.
Z Miss Ellen Ahlberg departed, last
week for Minneapolis where she will
be employed.
Mrs. Norman Christensen visited
relatives at Harris the past week. :,
George Henderson who is attending
the Central High School in Minneap-
oils is spending Easter vacation at
his parental home here.
Miss Anna Claire Findley who tea
ches school at Onemia visited her
parents Rev. and Mrs. T. NJ. Findley
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Parsons and son
arrived last Thursday from Edmon-
ton, Alta, Canada, and were guests
at the Peter Henderson home until
Saturday when they left for Minneap-
oils to visit relatives before leaving
for New York where they will make
their future home.
Miss Bertha Peterson is at present
employed at E. r. Orred's store dur
ing the absence of Miss Mabel Gus
trud
Miss Jenette Anderson was pleas
antly surprised last Wednesday eve
ming by about 20 of her young friends.
It was her birthday anniversary. De-
licious refreshments were served and
the evening spent in playing games.
Rev. A. F. Almer will conduct SER
vices in the Swedish church next Sun
day forenoon at II o'clock. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.
There will be Sunday school in the
Norwegian church next Sunday at
10 a. m.
Zoe Zion Ladies Aid will serve lunch
in the Annex Wednesday, April 9Th,
in the afternoon and evening. All are
cordially invited.
The Green Lake Community Club
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the hall Friday evening, April
1st A good program is being arrang-
ed for.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

fully instructed, find out what New
London wants to do. Stockholders
not willing to cooperate.
New London West Lake Tel. Co.,
represented by Ole Boo, Edward Wig
and J. A. Halvorson. Came to listen
and see what is demanded by New
London Central.
Lake Andrew and Dovre Tel. Co.,
represented by J. S. Christensen. Re-
solved that we pay New London CEN
trail $144 from April /, 1921, for 80
phones, if others connect in sufficient
numbers to make a success without
being too expensive.
Western Union Tel. Co., represent
ed by S. G. Larson, Walter Berglund
and Nickel Nicholson, willing to CO.
operate if arrangements can be made,
chances seem against making arrang-
ements.
New London Central Tel. Co. issued
no stock, is willing to wipe out village
lines in telephone business and ar
range to cooperate.
Motion for committee of five to
be appointed by the chairman of this
meeting to make all arrangements for
a cooperative concern including New
London central, and determine what
it might cost Carried 1872. Committee
appointed: F. E. Carlson, ]. S. Chris
tenson, Nickel Nicholson, A. L. Lohn
and F. Smithson.
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. F. Almer, pastor
Divine service next Sunday at p. m
Sunday school at p. m.
Vesper service, English, o'clock.
The Board of Deacons meets next
Saturday at 3 p. m.
The confirmation class meets on
Saturday at 10 a. m.
The Luther League held it's month
ly social meeting last Tuesday.
NORW. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. E. NJ. Hanson, pastor
New London:
Sunday school Sunday at 10 a. m.
Service in the evening at o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 8.
Nordland:
The confirmation class will meet
Saturday, April 2nd, at p. M
Service next Sunday at 1920 a. m.
Gausdal:
The ladies aid of Gausdal church
will meet with Mrs. O. Larson on
Wednesday, April 9Th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
To Ex-Service Men

The Tribune has arranged to pub
lish a department each week when
ever possible, wherein all news mat
ter and information Of interest to ex
service men in the county will be en-
tional articles will be published. Loci
for this veterans corner each week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

games and dancing. A splendid lunch
was served at the close of the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Banker have as
their guest, l.. M. Wandiver of Mime
apolis, the latter's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallin visited
in the cities the first Of the week.
Miss Edris Stauffer went to OAR
win the first of last week to attend
the Mrs. P. L. Casey funeral. She re-
turned on Wednesday accompanied
by her sister Mabel, who spent the
Easter vacation at home.
Lester SEVERED returned to St..
O!af's college at Mortified via Min
neapolis on Saturday.
Eighth grade state examinations
will be held at school the latter part
of the week.
E. A. Olander, John Berslein, Peter
Jacobson and Gulbrand Sather have
been returned to the section crew to
begin the seasons work.
Mrs. liver Hendrickson gave party
on Friday afternoon to a dozen neigh
borhood ladies who were served a
splendid lap lunch at four D. m. The
Misses Nancy and Lottie Peterson en-
tertained on Monday, "andre days
Pask.' Plates were laid for fifteen
luncheon guests, who were fortunate
to enjoy the Peterson's hospitality.
new meat market is being opened
at the Litchfield Produce Co.'S build
ing on Main Street, with L. E. Larson
of Spicer as. manager
The Misses C!arice Thorson and
Ada Swenson have both left the hos
pital having recovered from recent
operations.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the village in the matter Of
an athletic field. With the idea of
testing public sentiment on the ques-
ton, meeting was held at the coun-
Gil room last Wednesday evening.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting and considerable interest
shown. After some discussion it was
decided to form an athletic associa-
ton and the following were elected
directors: Chester B. Lund, Harry
SOland, S. S. Lobben, DR.. Roberts and
o. G. Nordlie. The directors were in
structed to Investigate the question Of
grounds and financial arrangements
and report at a meeting to be held
Monday evening of this week. How
ever, as the directors were not ready
to report at that time the meeting was
postponed until Thursday night. (
The Telephone meeting held in New
London on Saturday for the purpose
Of forming cooperative telephone
company between the local company
and the various rural lines centering
in this village, was quite we'll attend
ed Harold Swenson was elected
chairman and S. H. Stauffer of Bur
bank, secretary. The following min
uLco VI Ll1c McctluS q z udluCu Il1lo
writer:
Union Star Tel. Co., represented by
J. o. Nelson, Henning Olander and
John Fremberg, not to cooperate, will
pay fat rate not to exceed 40c per
phone.
Nickel Telephone Co., represented
H. Stauffer will cooperate.
Hawick and New London Tel. Co.,
represented by J. A. Jensen, F. Smith
son and Sidney Jones, not fully in
structed free to act
Ringville Tel Co, represented by A.
l.. Lohn and P. O. Sonstegard, not
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
"cornfieid Philosopher" to Write
Rnok

"CornfieId Philosopher" to Write A
I have been solicited to write a
book covering the farmers move
ment for the past fifty years of which
I have been part. This will depend
on the encouragement and support I
receive from my home county. Would
like to hear at once from all who will
take one or more copies of this book
at $1.00 per copy. 1t will include my
lecture on "The Conditions Under
Which Farmers Make a Living" Ad-
dress 900 Cedar St., St. Paul, Mimi.
j. w. WITHAM.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
Sven CarIberq

Sven Carlberg an old settler of
Mamre township passed away last
Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
His illness has been of long duration
and his death was not unexpected.
Funeral services were held this af-
ternoon at the Mamrelund church,
Rev. C. o: Bergquist officiating.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
Amy ser1

,,.'.<'.- Amy 1er1
Amy, Berg. daughter OF Mr.. and
her home on this Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 O'clock. Funeral SER
vices will be held ON Sunday at one
o'clock at the home at 203 Trott Ave
E. and at 1880 at the Free Lutheran
church, Rev. NicolaX. NjlAe1 -ofnciat-
ing. A complets Wfll be
published next week. T..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

Notice to Dees Owners
Any dog found running at large at
ter April 1st without a collar and IL
cense tag will be picked up and done
away with.
o. ]. WESTGAARD,
! vlsa - Chief sof~ Police
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

Esther Olson Was visiting at Emil
Inns last week from Friday until
Sunday. $50
Clifford Adams 10 busy building .
new garage for his Ford, which he has
purchased. - z@~t S~->@. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

NOTICE: We have on hand 100 Coupon
Books of s. value in trade. Custon1ers
purchasing these coupons will receive the
benefit of'free delivery of their purchases
to any point within the city limits.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30

Ta2snsm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
@ui.6cit,

9o2 i1brlide Mfaifelt Der bieii9en
offeniii6en S6ulcn miro nG6Itcn
Sonrtog ouf .6em 6airplab itattfin.
OcA. gSie in friiberen Sobren fper.
ben aud, n1hItcn Sonntag Die Sdii-
let Inter 2eitlng ibrer 2cbrer am
Sohlltog bonn Sdulbatie aus luto
ilnter 8orantritt Der Otilit0r .&apellc
noh Oeut Soirplobe marI6iren. Ser
glbmorIb finbet I'M 1 llbr no6nlita
tags Itott. 9lltber Den itbli6en 8e.
mirtbun9en ltno Spielen Die fir Die
&inoer borbercitet iin6, pcrben our6
Die pcridicocncn GlaIien fclgenbc
Solfsipiele 1ln0 ltntcrbnltllugen aus.
gcfilbrt iper6en: aronltne Der Wtais
f61Tigin; Spiel, n8icifer bon Sant-
Iin," GlaIie / lmb 9; Sonublunen-
Drill, &noben Der @lementar. .Glai,
len; Spiel, n2onb Der 3ufunft,
Glaiic 8 ltno 4; otElctii6c 1ltb tur.
neriihe ltebltneen, Stl,oenten Der
Sodifule.
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5atdJ 3ufall seiduiicn rnS idmcr
beriunnbet.
Sermann $6pppc bnrdl Oas snfGlligt
GntlaSeu Der Sdrutflintc ieincs
Sameraben sefGbrlidJ
berlebt.

Scrmoul Soppe, Der 16 Sabre
olte Sobn bon @m. Soppc, bon
MorriIon, ipllroe lcttcn Sonlltag
g(bcn0 bierber in Soffner's Soipital
eebrad)t un1 elmer Operation inter
5ogen at tperben our @1tfernung
bon 9sp. A S6rot aus gSllnben bic
or Gil scr Sono unO i'm llnterleibe
erliftpn botte, bilr6 baS 5llfdli9e
Grttlobcn eincr Sdrotflintc. Sltn-
bcrte bon S1rot moren III bic Sano
georungen ipdbren0 5tpci Der S6rote
Dem llngliifliGen Gnaben in ben
lt1ttcrleib eiitgebrllngcu iporen uno
6e @ingerpeiDe bur6bubrt batten.
Ger 3uItano beS Snuben lit Gin
mlBerit fritiider bod be9t Der be-
Bunbelnbe glr5t Soffnung onS 2eben
neSielbGtt retten 5ll fonnen.
Der iln9e Soppc inb Ser 15
Sabre nIte Sobn oes nabe Srcoe-
I'rifsblrg mobnboften Saul Setter
moren cntlong oen llfer bes @as.
I'conobe 6IlBes gcgorwcn I'M Cullen
l,5u erlegeL oils Der iunge &eIlcr lei.
inc Slirte anlegte I'M nod elmer Guile
Die er ouf etnem 8uittne entoeft al
babcn glal1bte 5u FbicBcn Gbc el
leood, 5tnt S6uB fonmen foniitt
mar bieielbe berIdipunoen 1ln6 e,
mari oesbalb bie Sfiltte ipieber alt'
! bic S6ulter, bereob iebo6 bcn &c.
| iponnter Sobn berdb6tloiien. &aun
iuarell, Die 6eibcn &Hobcn sip0If Sui
iueiter geidritten nls cin berabbdn
gen6er Iit Oen 0riifer on Sellers
/ Slinte traf unb OiGie CUR Gntloounf
bro6te. Soppe Der oidt binter lei
nen &ameraben Itono, erbielt bel
nabe Ole gan5e Sdwotlaolng in oit
Sano, m1breno 5pci Scr S6rotf0r
ner in Oen ltnterlGib jorongen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
Satin 6es Or. q. g. Mattbeius bon
Siucnspillc rcidlt Sdeibnngss
geindj in Sasper GonutH
Elm.

Or. gti6oIos IS. Mottbctps, bon
SmcnsbiIIe, muroe oieic 8odlc burd
&iIfSIberiff q. 6. Yrice berodri6.
ti9t, Dob icinc @ottin gIbclia 6.
Mottbeips, sic in Carthage, Nfo.,
pobnt, in Soiper Gountp cine Magc
ouf S6eibuno cingeIeitct bat, bic
I'M oortigen &rieseeridtc im Sltni
Eernin aur Serbonollng fonmen
miro. Or. Mattbelus lit so Sabre
oIt 1m6 feline @ottin 6S. Go8 Che.
puor botte crit Dor cincnI Sabre Den
y9unb fiir's 2cbeu" gefbloIien
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Summer 32Ss'.
Bon eiuem Mutpr.Srnf iiberfabren
nuO idiuer Derlctt.

GtoS. Spc5oihdcp, pon Worrilon,
mnrOc letter. 8ienstag BON einem
Motpr-Srrd, ber nit 1000 &funo
Cement belobeu mar, iiberfobrert lltb
id)lper bcrlebt.
0pcSoibfep, lpcIher inter oem
9riifeilbaltmeifter @m. 9egemonn
I'M 8ienite ser $40. Gocific.8obn
itunb. mar I'M 9eeriif oen 0totor.
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ben rnt Oenielben in 8one 8r briu.
gcn. uno ols er Damn nuf Den Gruf
ipringcn mollte gerietb er nit eincm
Iciner 8cine inter Die G0her, bic
ilber boSielbe poIiirten l,no Ihiper
bcrIettc. Ser gering(iifte ipuroe
nit Dem nabiten 3u9e nod ct.
2otis tu's @iienbobn Soipitol ge.
brdht
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Mongcl au Scr6cr9c jluinst Seindlcr
nnicrer StaSt i'm Sreicn su
iibcrnadDten.

0ic bielcn 3elgen, 2itiganten unb
ionitigcn 8eIu6er unicrer Sta0t, Die
om Montog bicrbcr grfonmcn moren
I'M ben 8cri6tsiitlngcn bciSuipobs
neil, pon pcl1cn 0ie Mebr6obl cripors
tet bottc, Onb Der 8rojcf 5,t bem iie
borgelobcn marcu, am Ielbcn Gage
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bleiben 9o iih in 1mierer Stabt
cine MIR gcrin9c Sln5obl SnteIs ober
2ogicrbGlticr befinhen, Die niht &C.
riigen6 GGumlidfeiten botten Tim
Die pielen @eludcr 5t bebcrbergcn,
nluBte einc grobe gln5obI bcrIelbcn,
benen es nidt 9ellngen mar in &ri'
batipobmtneen llnterfllnft 5il finben,
oocr ipeIfe 5u bci6ciOcn ipnren lun
bet BrlOaflelltcll ltllt Ililrobllle on
5ufrogen, enhpeoer in ibren glutonlo.
bilen o0er @o9en i'm Sreien iiber,
nobtcn mGbrenb onoere i'm @nrtc'
iaal oeS gabnbofes tbr Eager fin
Die Not)t ol,fidlueen.
@inc 8ieOerbollmg Gbnlidcr gu
itdnoe fonnte boreebeltgt perOen
ipenn itniere Sotel- unb &oitbous'
2eltte 6renlOen 9cgeniiber Elm meb,
ols mir geif6ftIid,es SSntereiie ent
gegen bringen miirOen, baour6 bof
iie nit Iribotle,ttcn Cit llberein
fommen treffen, ein ooer mebrer
Der @1ite 5lt beberberGen, lln0 Oici
nid)t nrr, mir nidts Dir nidts, mi
! 0em 8ertpeis Dor Der Sbiirc itebcl
Ioiieil baB ale 3inmer beiest Inn
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oob innerbaIb 5ehQ Sa9en, Die gsotc
Ourd bas &aufgtlo gctil9t mcroe.
Scr 8erfouf 6es &anbes fanb iebod
ni6t itatt llnb @snttbeipS uno &loe.
ger mllBten oann Die 9tote be5ablen.
Ils 3eltgen fiir ben &lager ipltroen
bcrbort: e. 9. Dtattbelus, Clarence
Strfenbroefcr, Sam Gantleb, Geo
&Iaegcr, 9lrtbur Grice, Sobn Sar.
ris uno 6. O.. Barter.
Rad lGneerer 8erotbung bra4ten
0ie 8eI6porenen Elm auf idll6tg
lolttei,ocs ltrtbeil Gin luib fettetl oIe
Strofe allf Suei Sabre 3udtba,tS
| feit. 2eslie Cole, ipel6er Die 8er-
tbci6igimg Ieifetc, lcetc 8crllfling ee-
gen 0ieies ltrfbeil on Dos Oberge-
ri6t cin, 1lno 9tuipme mrrbc rntcr
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ben Serbonblln9en Ialihen gu fou.
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i'm Oen 9tthter petlnr1melt uno i'm
Sliiitertonc pur6c ote' &Ioge erleoiet.
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lrno tpltroc 5li brei Saibren &eform.
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Tid,tr 8rcner auf Srrpl geitellt.
Cine 5peitc 9lnflngc gcgen Den
juneen Wlummer lue9en Ginen an Der
12.idbrigen Ignes 3eumn gema6.
ten Ioth3uhtberlnA fmtthe abgetpies
len.
GbenfaIs fur5 uno ittb roin ipa-
rem ole 8erBanOlltn9en 1T Der &lage
gegcn 9tapuonb Siefntann, Sonp
Goiorf, Ben Soflep unb SSSoiepb
¬t, Snoben i'm gllter bon Id Bis
16 SSabren ipethe beidulbiet mnren
einen crfmineIlen 9ln9riff ditf &elnta
SoeIner, elm t5.iGbriges Rab6at
oeren gItern in Roiebilb ipobnen.
oi,secfiibrt 81 baben. 9ie @ase
aeacn Conn Goiart fpilrbe ubeetpies
fen. 9ie onnereu brei glneeflagten
bcfannten iidb iduIhig uno fplroen
su orei Sabren 9teformiduIe bcr,r.
tbetIt, iebod, onrd ben Ni6ter puro.
lirt.
2oiurence Smitb Der anecflaet
mar bel einer SduIperianmIitng
nabe gieo 8iro, cinen Streit nit
sos. 90. gfoberts bonn 8aune ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
d-Eerrignet.

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tao oerebelidt. Serr Sadiid lit Elm
Sobn bon Gon. SSSatiid r., bon
@osconooe, no bcrieIbe in @emeins
itaft nit 81. 8pgcliang Elm Storc.
eeidGft betreibt. Die graut lit cine
Go6ter bon Scnrp Berrieuep, pon
2,tpus, @to., friiber in @osconobe
mobnboft, 8ir lpiiniden ben glell-
permGDIten bieI Slid lno Seeen I'M
Gbcltonoe.