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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Friends of Henry McGregor, one Of
the conductors on the local electrics.
will be glad to know of his being
able to be out on the street for the
first time on Saturday last, follow
ing an illness extending over a
period of some three months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

ReekIand; Mildred j. Haskell from
Marion M. Haskell of Rockland;
Mary Frances Grant of Camden
from James l.. Grant of parts nm
known; Luella u .Teele from Chester
w. feele of st. George,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Now, it is a popular error to sup
pose that Indigestion is merely an
affection Of the stomach. There is
not single organ, a single Tissue,
or a nerve which Is not affected to
some considerable degrec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Sing a Song of Seniors" will be
presented by the Count on Me- Girls
IN the vestry of the Green Street
Methodist church, Tuesday evening,
FEB. /. at $50. A social will follow
me play with ice, cream and candy. on
sale. Admission &c.. iansla1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31
Henry A. whitemore Of coopers Mill.

Henry A. Whiternore passed away
Saturday evening at his home at
Coopers Mills. aged so years. Two
nephews. Samuel Tibbetts and
Charles o. Tibbetts, both Of Augusta,
survive.
Mr. Whitemore was a niachinist by
trade. He was veteran of the Civil
WAR.
The remains were brought Sunday
afternoon to Augusta and funeral
services will be held at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at 20 Oak street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31
Knox Divorce List

Knox Divorce List
Twenty divorces were granted at
the term of Knox County Supreme
court which closed in Rockland Fri
day: Russell G. Reynolds from Car
rie A. Reynolds OF Rocklahd: Henry
E. Sukeforth from Jennie r. Sukez
forti, of Thonaston; Alden c. Thurs
ton of Rockport from Laura q.
Thurston of Rociland: Wilbert T..
Taylor Of Hope from Ella F. Taylor
Of Hudson. Mass: Mary M. Richards
from clifford n. Richards of Cam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Patients admitted at the Augusta
General hospital Saturday and Sum
day included Mrs. Ruth Mills of
Winthrop and Ray M. Sanborn OF
Augusta for surgical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Mrs Mabel Trott returned Satur-
day to her home on Capitol street,
after being in West Gardiner for
several weeks, called there by the ILL
ness and death of her mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

The January term of the Kennebec
superior court was adjourned Saturday
afternoon. Divorce cases were heard
hy Judge Beane during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

County Treasurer Bert T.. Stuart
passed the week END at his home at
Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Miss Lora Pooler, who is employed
at the Journal office, passed Sunday
at her home at Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Clifton NJ. Tracy. assistant secre-
tary at the "Y" building, passed the
Weekend with friends at Winslow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Tutoring, Latin. French and Eng
lsh, Miss Josephine Ward. 36 Mel
VILE street. Tel. 1S4-M. =
jan29- 81, feb2- 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

The Office of Gertrude E. Moore will
be closed Monday, Tuesday and We'd
hesday of this week. jan31d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

The Woman's League will meet to-
day with Mrs Joseph Williamson,
% Grove ST., at go 2. n. s;--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31
Frank Atkins

The death of Frank Atkins occurred
Friday morning at Bangor. Mr.. At
kins was born in Hallowell and lived
the greater part of his life there, He
was rs years of age and was the son
of James and Olive Atkins. He mar
ried Abbie L. Carleton of Whitefield.
While residing in Hallowell he was
engaged In the tanning business. He
was affiliated with the city govern
met and held the Office of city clerk
for a number OF years. He was a
member of the Knights of Pythias
and of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen~ He is survived by his son
James Atkins of this town. a daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. A. Plummer of Newport
and two grandchildren, Clayton At
kins of this town and Ruth Plumn1er
OF Newport. The funeral services Will
be held from the home Of his son,
James Atkins this afternoon at 100.
and the remains will be taken to Hal
lowell for burial.
Word has been received of the birth
of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Haskell Of Auburn.
The marriage intent sof Miss MaDs'
Marie Trombly of this town and John
Pierce Larkin of Waterville have
been filed at the Office of the town
clerk nj
An alarm was sounded SATURDAY.
evening at $50 for fire in the horne
of William Settler on the Island. The
firecaught from an over heated Chin
ney The ell part of the house was
destroyed and much damage caused
by smoke and water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Herbert 1'rasll OF Sidney was a
business caller Saturday If the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Harry Blanchard OF Auburn was a
business caller Saturday, in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Secretary Frank Condor of the 7.
M. c. A. passed the Weekend with
friends at Smithfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31
LOCAL NOTICE

The F. r. Partridge drug store will
remain open few more days, jan31d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31

Mrs. o. E. Libby and Mrs. Jesse
Dow went to Damascus Friday, where
they passed the day with friends.
Miss Fife Lord, Miss Gertrude
Hunt, Miss Hattie M. Cleaver were
in Hartland Friday to visit the
schools in that place. Miss Blanche
Foster and Miss Anna Farnsworth,
teachers in the Lancey street schools,
passed Friday in Bangor visiting the
SCHOOLS in that city.
Rev. A. E. Luce Of Bangor, super
intendent of the Pittsfield district OF
Methodist churches, will attend the
quarerly conference to be held in the
Manson street Methodist Episcopal
church Monday evening, January 81
Special courses were held at the
Manson street Methodist church
Sunday morning, when local talent
took part in the exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-31
Mrs. Emma A. Mclaughlin

Word has been received here an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Emma A.
Mclaughlin, widow Of Stephen w.
Mclaughlin, which occurred Thurs
day, Jan. 81. at hospital in Boston.
She was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith of Palmyra, a
graduate of Maine Central Institute
in the class of 1879. For many years
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin lived in
Portland, where Mr.. McLaughlin's
death occurred less than year ago.
Mrs. Mclaughlin is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Flora Smith and
Mrs. j. H. Lyons of Roxbury, Mass,
and brother, Anson Smith of this
town, who was called to Boston
Thursday night by the critical illness
of Mrs. Mclaughlin.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
Gpnrtlano Meuigfeiten.

elmer 8rolpn febrtes ant Greitag
bierber 5uriid bon elmer 8el6aftSreHe
nod 8iSconiin.
@err.nno 6ron Gpril @risbt iiito
Sic ltol3en @1tern eineS I06terden8.
Mottbem @ilbrigbt bot feline 8arz
bieritube babier perfauft nao 1T III
feline friibere 9eimat, WaoHon Cafe,
5nriidgefebrt. Ser nene @igentumer
lit 6err Baulfon aus Chicago.
@rsSberiff Nusuft Dllon aus ct.
Setter bate AM 9onnerStag babier
@eiddfte gu erlebigen.
Nel8 Bear1on pertpan0elt baS friiber
Yrtnceb 5beater IN cine Nutomobtl=
Geparaturmerfitatt.
Greo 8eder nntermarf ii6 lebte
ISOLDE I'M Union 9D}pttal 81 ytep
ulm ether Operation.
2out8 Suite nebit Tami1te aus
@ooo Qofe meilten iiingit gu @aite bel
Ser TQmtlte 9oerma1m babter.
Breb Otter murbesna6 @l9tn, Soma,
~gerufen .}pe9en Der i6tperen Grfranfz
une ieiner Mutter, oeren s3uitanb
letber febr beoellfli6 iein lol.
Sin Suoion Nuto, Gisentum oeS
Sobn 5aoemener, gerett am OornerSz
tagnadmittas ouf Ser Gabrt olr6
@ourtlanb 8illage 5ufdllig IN 8raao
uno puroe beinabe gdn5li6 5erit0rt,
ebe Sic Jlammen gel0idt meroen
fDnnten. Ta Ser &raftDagen nidt
per1i6ert mar, be6eutet ba8 einen
sroben 8erluft fiir 9errn 9apemeper.
s. .. uno Nrtbrr 8redt bieltcn
ltd am 9onner8tag @ei6dfte balber
in Brighton auf.
Die 56iler IN Diitrift $50. 81 err
freuen iid ibrer Siterferien.
Gertrude Geinbart, 9odter BON
9errn unb grau So. Neinbart, lnterz
mari li6 lebte Mode ether Operation.
Sen. Boebler, Der ba8 6uibforo
mebi5tnti6e College in Chicago be-
iu6t, befinoet iid fir Sic Oiterferien
oabier I'M Glternbauie.
Mm. &m16ion unb &ba8. 9tude
unternabmen am Treitag eine Gabrt
nad Manfato uno febrten nit einem
@abtllac Noaoiter 5uriid, ben Ser
mann Boebler sefauft bate.
Suit. 2itfin l1nb 9beo. @infel trefz
fen Die n6tieen 8orfebrun9en gum
8au 1leuer @obnbduier I'M 0itli6en
Gn6e bieleS Dorfes.
SEER nnb 6rau Saul 1bomlon aus
Gpota befinoen li6 beiudsmeiie i'm
@auie oeS $. S. Sleeper.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
fiir,
europa lllto Mjien
8rpun. Gpuutps SarmbaiirD mirb
9c9ea Cube Mpril 1aH biefe Mufs.
aabe bcrantreten. @emarfuugsz
prgauiiatiDnert irlcn Mrbeit ourh
flDrcn.

DaS Direftorium bes Jarmbiiros
BON 8romn @ountp bat in ieiner am
@amStagabenb IN 5leepp @pe abge@
baltenen 8erlammlltns bei6loller, Sic
Matsiammll1ngen fir Ste bungernben
Tralen uno &inoer In europa l1no
Niien erit gegen @n0e Nprtl blrd5l=
fibren an einem ais u@orn @ift Dap"
gu gelten6en Gage.
Ser Gntldlub, Sic 9amlnlun9en
bis babin auf5uidteber, erfolgte, neil
it6 baS Barmbiiro iest mitten IN
ieiner 6eorganiiation beftn6et uno sic
Sammelarbett bur6 Die @emarfungSz
or9aniiationen bur6gefibrt iperoen
1on.
Sn @emarfunge11, no iid feine
3meigorgani1ation bes TarmbiroS be-
ftnoen lol[te, meroen Die Sammlungen
trobbcm betrteben iperoen. Man err
partet 5uperit6tltd, bab bic Samm=
lunger in 8romn @onntp ii6 altf bier
ACKNOWLEDGMENT belaufen mcrben.
NuTHr1 aro pic yarmer.
Die Barmblroz B0oeration bon
Minnelota bat einen Nufruf erlalien
an sic Tarmer int Staate, genu9
Oiai8 5u idenfcn, I'm 5>uei polle 3u9sz
la6un9en na6 europa ,nnb Miten .ier=
BEN gu f0nncn. Die @iiengabnbe=
f0rberun9 lit Der T0beration fret perz
lprode11 poroen unb es merben {olde
9ommlunsen I'M gan5en 2anbe unter
ben Nuipt3ien ber Nmerifanii6en
Gormbiro= J%Dberation betreieben. 0ie
erite Senouns bon 100000 8u=
ibelS lit bereits auf Dem 8eee nad}
ser 9iite.
Micollet Gountp bat. al8 critics
Gountp IN Meinmiota .bteie ISOLDE
5mei Wasgonlaoungene beiseiteiiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
8anicu toariuiert fir 8iirgermeiitcr.
9attc bicies Mmt bereits friiber III
SlecpD Che inne.

Nm Donnerstagdbeno fanb III
5leepp Gpe Sic Stabtfonpelltio1 3ur
Nnfitellung BON &anoibaten fir Bic
om DtcnSta9, 5. Ipril, itattfinoe11oe
Mabl ltatt uno Ser friibere 8irgerz
metitcr s. s. Sam EN- ipur0e einftimz
MTG abermals fir bieles Nmt nomt=
inert. Sails niht nod ein &aroioat
ouftrttt, mas aber lnmabrldeinlt6 1T,
miro 9err 9anlc en- ser ei15tse 8e=
merbcr lein.
SO mur6en Sic folgenoen anoeren
&anotbaten nominiert: Nlberman=
atzlargc, gilbert 81. &elm; einltimz
Yis; 0runobudfiibrcr, q. S. 5bo=
Mas, 16 Stin1n1en 9egen 3 fir s. 8.
5dneioer; Staotidat,metiter, 81. q.
8rult, pbne Sppoittion; SpeSial=
StabtriGter, George Softer, ilbcr
Sobn @benbob uno Yoitnctter %. 81.
Soogcs; Nlber1nen, l. @arb, S. q.
Tialfa ll1lD George 8erfner, ob1le
Sppoiition; Nloern1en, 2. Maro, S.
6. Seed uno @eorge Martinfa, eill=
ltintmi9.
9aS 9tabtfomitee beitebt aus
@illtam 8ruit, s. g. Cutting lno g.
0a1tlep, DoS &omttec Der l. Marb aus
George @lobba6, So. @emmele ulb
George Sol ter, unb 5enrn Mai :
fen, s. s. &oebne u1lo SenrD 0ett=
i0lb iino sic Mit9lieoer oe5 &omi=
tees Ser 2. @ar6. Der Nnualt
gilbert 9a1lcr muroe ais @orliter
uno 0eorge @lokba6 ais Sefretdr
Ser &onueution ernonnt. Die Dele
9aten 5ur &onoeltton iuaren: l..
@aro: gilbert 6ouicr, @tlltam Sruit,
s. g. 8lad, Sobn Cutting, George
@lobbad, Sr., George 8erfner;; Sobn
Gbenbob, s. 8. &emmele, g. Danz
leN, George Softer imp 6reo Setfcrt.
9on Ser 2. @aro, Mtfe Tobl, 6. s..
Cutting, s. 90. S6roepfer, S. 9ieit=
ter, Otto Notbor0t, Treo @oebnc,
Setter Cuban, @mil &aimu1len uno
Senrp Qeitidub.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

An intimate tale Of a beauti fu
woman's love life in the city of the
sultans. Of a pure souled young
American married off for official
hono.s.-And consigned to the ways
of the Turk.
Also Bray comic.
Regular Admission.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
9obesfaae.
Sri. 2ucn @pr@ert.

SRI. Qucp 8ordert, eile frabere
Bemobmrin bieier Gegeno, lit am
5amStasoormittas I'M Staat8boi=
pttal in Nnofa, oeiien Batienitn ie
ieit 5 Sabren mar, an 2un9entuber=
fulole geitorben. sic mar AM 9.
Scat 1869 in Der @emarfung Ga
fapette, Nicollet County, geboren uno
fam Dor % Sobren nit ibren Glterll
no6 9felp nln1, no lie ei1ige Sabre
pobnte.
Die 0abingeldieoene miro iiber=
lcbt bon ibrer bctagten Mutter, Brau
Wearp Bor6ert, unb ether Sduelter,
Trau s. 50. SSipalo, bei6e IN Seem
lll1n, lomte ben 8riibern Gl1bplpb,
Saul u1o Garl Bordert, Seem ulm,
@m. 8ordert o., gemarfun9 2o=
%fapette, gilbert Sordert, @eltport,
Minn., uno @ermonn 8ordert, Sos
NngeleS, @olif.
.Ote 2ei6e ml1roe bierber 9ebra6t
uno sic 8eer0i9ung fan0 bon Toriters
2eidenbel ans am
OienStagna6mittag unter NmtSletz
tlln9 bon Baitor 9. Maper BON ser
CD. 6ricbenSfirde alf bem 9tabt-
frie0bofe ltatt.
5rau &atbcrine Noblirld.
Sn ctr1em bieiiscn 9oipital lit a,t
9aml8tag Trau &atbcrine @obliri6
I'M Sitter bon 81 Sabren ser 2ltn9cl1=
t%llberfulo1c crlcgen.
Sic mar IN NDbmeu eeboren lllo
perbeiratcte iid Dor 81 Sabren NIT
George @oblirid, ser ibr Dor is
Sabrell int 3ooe p%oran9ing. Gon
beil brei &i1locrn bieier Gbe lit nllr
nod Elm 5obn, Tranf, ann 2eben.
Nuberoem btnterldbt iie etnen 8rrt=
ser, Nnorem Noppcrt, IN @inolod,
@oib, Die 8eiietung erfolgte nad)
etnem Tra1ergottesbtenite IN ser fatb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
.@abp MpQ.
eearles Meuiefeiten,

gilbert Tii6er lit bierber 5uridse=
febrt aus Mtnneapolt8, moi elbf ser 10
@oden lang etne Muto= unb Motor=
ldule beiu6te. Mebrere ieiner jun
gen Sreu1loe peranitalteten fur3ltd)
cine redt aneenebme ueberrai6ung
fir i'm unb alle Nnmelen6en amiilter=
ten fi6 portreflid. Gum 96ll1b
muroe Elm feiner Smbib gereidt.
@. S. Citrate unb Nug. Hberlon
bielten ii6 am 9onner8tag @ef6dfte
|balber In Maoelia auf.
SRI. 8trginta Balmer, Qebrerin In
Otltrtft SEQ. 4, ueilte bon Sreitagz
abeno bis Sonntagnadmittag gu Ga
ite bel @errn rno Trau 9arpep
Mellner in 2afapette 1onmibip.
SEPT, ba ser Tribling Gin5ug balt,
iheinen ptele Qeute um5ug balten gu
moIen. @err unb Irau Nlfreo 5az
mann nebit @tnoern iinb ant Montag
NIT ibren 9auSgerdti6en nod SEEM
ulm lbergeiieoelt, unb mobnen iebt
in Der @obnung Der 6ral 6. 6tf9er
an Norb 6ranflinitraBe, me1de ite
gemietet baben. Mm 5onntagabeno
murben @err unb Trau @amann inl
Seine Der @ltern Ser lebteren, 9errn
unb 6rau Garl @amm,. rebt ansez
nebm iiberral9t nit elmer Nbi6ieb8z
feter. &arten muroen geipielt uno
alle Mnmeienoen amiiiierten ft6 Dor=
treffltd.
Trau Grnltine Dahl auS SEEM uln1
bcfinbet ii6 gu 8eiud BET tbrem 5obne
babier. Sri. 2outic 0abl bdlt iid
mdbreno bieicr j3ett inn 9abl'lden
Seine in Seem lllm auf.
@err uno Gra1 Sobn Seifert ipllrz
ocl1 am Trettag mad @tbbon gerufen,
burh bie erfreulide Nadridt, bob
iie Grobeltern %9etporben ieien. Sc
batter 9tord bate ndmli6 ibrem
56lpieger@obne uno ibrer Todter,
@errn uno Trau SameS 8llibar0, baz
lelbit einen 8eilt6 ab9eitattet uuo eth
1601les fletne8 @efen binterlaiien.
@err Setfert febrte bereit8 am Cams
tas nad 9aule 3uriid, mdbreno letne
@attin 5n einem ldn9eren Beiud In
@ibbon oerblteb.
Die Camille 8. q. 5anobere lit ar1z
fa1es 0teler @ode ua6 9earleS iiberz
gelieoelt unb bat iett Die Wobnrdume
iiber SeiisrtS 2aoen inne, sic friiber
bon ser 6amilie @mil 9eif ert be-
>pobllt murocn. 9err unb Trau Seiz
fcrt 9%ebenfen oieie ISOLDE nod 5pring=
fiel0 5u 5iebcn, I'M ibren fiinftise1l
@obnlib BORT auf5ui6la9en.
.6err uno Trar gilbert SaaS IT'LL
ternabmen ont SamStagabe10 cine
Nutofabrt nad Tairfar, no ie ii6
bis Sonntagabeno bcludSmeiie aufz
bielten.
Noman geifert febrte am Montog
nod Manfato 5uriid, nad)6em CT iid
felt Jreita9 bcludsmeiie i'm Gltern=
haul Oabter aufgebalten bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
Dreieinigfeitsfirde am Dienstagmor=
gen anf bent faf6. 6rieobofe.
1Jrau Gbcreiia s5iider.

6rau Eberelta Bii6er, eit1e 99rr=
lalitn Der Gountparmenfarm felt 5lpei
3abren; lit In einem bieitgen Sofpital,
mo lie bier Gage lang gu dr5tlider
8ebanolune mar, an 3uferfranfbeit
sgeitorben. 5ie bat Elm Sitter BON IS
sSabren errei6t l1lb mar Die Mutter
bon Brau Clinton 2inomeper bon Stem
Him unb BON Trau George 8urm=
itei1 BON Sprtngfielb. Der 1rauerz
.sotteSbienlt fareb in Der &apelle beS
aoretto 9oipital8 ant 9am6tagmorz
gen ltatt, morauf Die 8eiietnng auf
Dem fatb. 6rieobofe erfolgte.
Babp MpQ.
8erba MoI, bas fal1n eine Bo6e
olte 90hter6en BON Germ unb 6ra1
Mrtbl1r WloM in ser @emarfung Weil=
forb, lit am 9ontag geitorben. 8altor
IS. q. SUICIDES BON Der 8etbelfir6e
omtierte bel ser 8eerbigung, Sic am
Montagabeno auf benz Staotfrtebbofe
erfol9te.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
6rauen6meig Der
Mmer. 2egion
gempprare Organization erfulgte
IN eiiter 8eriamt1iung am Mpil=
t%agabcno. @eiud) UNI 6reibrief
lit cinaereidt ipproen.

Nn1~ Montagabeno famen IN Der
@afienballe ettpa IL Damen 5uiam=
men, nin eilen ACKNOWLEDGMENT BET
Mmerifaniiden 2e9ion in Stem ul1n
inS 9eben sn rufen, nadoem in ether
Beriammlung 5uiammen nit Mait=
glieoern beS bielisen 8enjamin S.
@eifertzD oitens Gin bie8be5isli6er Sc
i6lub nod e%ingebenber 8eipre6uns
gefabt moroen mar.
Trau @m. 6. @odroft mnrbe alS
tempordre 9rdiibentin getpdblt u,1o
Sri. Srene @mitb ais temporare
Sefretdrin ullo S6atmei1terin.
@S murbe Inn einen Jreibrief bel Der
Observation-Disclosures an9eiu6t nno
Cine Observation-Disclosures einee=
leitet, sic Damn in elmer meiteren Ser
iammlur1g na6 @tntrefien SEES Brei=
briefes .%aufgenommen meroen lolle11.
Sn otefer 8%erlammlune iollen aud
itdnbtge 8eomtinnen gelpdblt iperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

@err uno 6rau 9iloins g.
Smenion. bon 2afapette ipurben
9omstae bur6 Sic &3eburt eines
906ter6enS erfreut. Jrau Minnie
.5menion lit cine 1o9ter Der Trau
8arbara 9afiert, Norb Minneiotaz
itraBe.
The Ordway new era., 1921-06-24

his little den on the third floor of the
newspaper building across the avenue
Mrs. Macrae telephoned youT' he
asked, pushing his bunch of copy pa
per aside.
Yes; just a minute ago"
III give you what 1 have, and you
may do. what you please with it One
Of our young men-Branderby-h
iiscoyered-in some way that he didn't
care to explain over the phone-that
there was plot of some kind con-
cocted in the back room of a dive on
lower Nevada avenue on the night
Mr. Norcross disappeared. From what
Branderby says, l take it that the
plot was overheard, in part, at least,
oy some habitue of the place who was
too drunk to get it entirely straight
and intelligible. The pIotters were
four of Clanahan's men, and, as
Branderby got it, they were planning
to steal locomotive. Do you know
anything about that?"
Il do. The engine was stolen all
right, that very night. Kirgan. our
master-mechanic, has known it was
gone. but he has been keeping quiet
IN hopes he'd be able to find the en-
CINE without making any public stir
about it."
The story, as 1t has been handed
On to Branderby, is pretty badly mud
died." the editor went on. "There
was something in it about an ATTEMPT
to wreck and rob the Fast Mail, and
something else about sending a note
to somebody at the Bullard-a note
that would do the business, was the
way 1t was put
THAT note was sent to Mr.. Nor
rrossi" I broke in excitedly, taking a
running jump at the guess.
If you will wait until Branderby
ZONES In, he may be able to give YOU
more of the particulars" Cantrell was
beginning to say; but good gosh =
couldn't wait. I was scared stiff
for fear 1 shouldn't be able to get
back to the round-house before Kirgan
started out on that englne-rescuing
trip.
That's enough" / gasped; I'm
gone !" and tumbled down the two
flights Of stairs and sprinted for the
railroad yard, reaching the round
house not one half-second too soon.
Kirgan was there, with Gorcher and
two f1remen. They had light engine
out on the tank track and were fill
Ing her with water.
They took Mr.. Norcross with them
on the Ten-Slxteen I" was all could
say and then ! guess my late electric
knockout got in IT. work to ply Tor
the quick sprint d6Wn fkom ~ neWs-
PAPER ONCE. = nszse |! ~ -
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.ol,,rv ,be Red Tower plants to the

selling the Red Tower plants to the
citizens Storage & Warehouse people
after the boss got back. That move
went info the discard in n hurry, and
the Consolidation outfit was busy get
ting into its fighting clothes. and try
ing TO chock the wheels of tn" G. 5.
< w. with all sorts of legal obstacles.
Franchise contracts with the rail-
road were flashed up, and injunctions
were prayed for. Ripley waded In,
and what little sleep he got for week
or two was in Pullman cars, snatched
while he was rushing around and try
ing 10 keep his new clients. the c. 5.
K w. folks. out of Jail for contempt
of court. He did it. Little and quiet
and smooth-spoken, he could put the
legal leather into the biggest bullies
the other side could hire. Luckily.
we were an Interstate corporation, and
when the local courts proved crooked,
Ripley would find some way to jerk
the case out of them and put it up to
some Federal Judge.
Around lome in Portal City things
were juer slmmerlng. Between two
days, aa you might say, and right
soon after Mr. Norcross got back, we
acquired n new chum on the head
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Indian Now U. S. cltI,.n

Sitka, Alaslla.-Jackson AnnaHSr
traditional chief of Alaskan natvs
on April 10 took the totem pole frva
the yard of his home here, declared h
no longer will follow the odd custom
of his forefathers and announced tha
in the future he will be plain Amea-
can citizen. A formal declaration VII
issued early in April by the old chla
1t said: "On April 10, 1921, according
to my own convictions, desire to lh
down my tribal emblems, which are b
front of my house. My purpose L b
live as an American citizen wish r.
cry young man to see that |, have sir
ed now in II new life as an Amerd,
citizen. have dropped all my old1
toms as / think they were sreatE
den on me-"
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Texas SLAYER Dead.

FL Paso, Texas.-E. G. Tankersa
who shot and killed Mrs. Pearl &
gan, widow, 40, and Earl TharA
wealthy rancher, 26, with an army .
file, and then shot himself through n
stomach by propping the gun 90 D
ground and leaning over the mulnea .
pull the trigger, died in hospital DIT
Tankersley was disappointed SUN
of Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan iA
Thaxton were sitting in lawn Nl4
at her home when they were nAs
Mrs. Morgan is survived by five sS
children. Il
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CHAPTER VlI.-continued.

1 told her about the wreck, and said
was afraid he hadn't got back yet.
heard something that sounded like
a muffled and half-impatient, "Oh,
1eari" and then she went on. II have
just had a phone message from Mr..
Cantrell, the editor of the Noun
taineer. He called the house to try
TO find Major Kendrick. He has heard
something which may explain about
Mr.. Norcross. he said he didn't want
10 put it on the wire"
That was enough for me. "Tll go
right over to the Mountaineer office, ="
told her; and in just about two
shakes of a dead lambs tail. I was