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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
SULYOS VAD OF
tjCYVED ELLEN
Az iigyvedi kamara vzsgalata
bekebirak iigyvezeteset illetoleg
veget ert. - A nagybizottsag
atirata.

dull dUd'
Olvas6ink tud0maSsal birnak
arr6l, hogy John Quigley colts
villei bekebir6t akinek Youngs--
towban es East Youngstownban
is volt irodaja egytol het evig ter
iedo fegyhazra iteltek sikkasztas
Matt. A Qnigley itelet utan Ma
honing megye t0rvenyszekenek
birai kineveztek egy harom hir-
neves iigyvedb6l all6 bizottsagot,
hogy tartson szigoru vizsgalatot
mas bekebirak iigyvezetesebe is
es hogy vizsgalja meg a bekebirak
irodajaban alland6an oft lezengS
iigyvedek magaviseletet is.
A bizottsag mutt szoH1baton adj
ia be jelenteset torvenyszeknek.
A jelentes alarjan OF iigyved ell
len inditott fegyelmi eliarast a
t0rvenyszek. Fla biin0snek talal-
jak oket, akkor elvesztik iigvvedi
diplomajukat. Az ot iigyved k6zt
van Shirley Gallen, Leo Will
kof, es meg ket mask. Negyen
az 0t KOHL szegeny bevandorol-
takat karositottak meg iigyved-
hez nem lilo cliarassal a vad sze-
rint.
A bizottsag megallapitotta.
hogy a bekebirak iigyvezetese el-
lenkezik az amerikai alapelvek-
lSel Megallapitotta, hogy legin-
Elsahb~a saee 4s>uaadeTelts mHa-
kasnep lesz birak, konstablerek
tolmacsok es iieyvedck aldozata
Is hogy bizonv az igazsag es anne
ikai torvenyek labbal tiprasa hat
raltatia a bovandoroltak ameri-
kanizalasat
A bizottsag foglalkozott a Yo-
ungstowni magyar Egyletek es
Egyhazak atirataval is. A nagy-
bizottsag ugyanis sajat tapasz-
talatb0l iSmeri azokat az utakat,
es csalafintasagokat amellyekkel
becsapjak azokat magyarokat
akik a torvenyek mem ismercte
Matt a bD1ebirak karmaiba kc-
riilnek.
A nagybizottsag atirata nyomhn
az iigyvedi bizottsag AIT aianlotta
t3rvenyszeknek, hogy abban az
esteben ha mar meglev6 t0rve-
nyek alapjan mem tilthatjak el a
mas iarasokban megvalasztott be
kabirakat att6l. hogy varosokban
irodat tartsanak es "igazsagot"
osszanak akkor forduljanak Ohio
allan t0rvenyhozasaihoz es hozza-
max nj t0ryenyeket a bekebir6i
nliaras nj szabalyozasara.
A nagybizottsag mask ajanla-.
tat. hogy bir6sag nevezzen XII
= bevandoroltak reszere ingyenes
iogi felvilagosit6t az iigyvedek
azert mem ajanlhattak inert ere
a megye kiilon t0rveny nelkiil
nem adhat k0ltseget, de viszont
AIT ajanlottak, hogy a bir6sag
nevezzen XII egy allando iigyvedi
panasz bizottsagot, amely azonnal
megvizsgalna minden esetet anne
Iyet tudomasara hoznak es azon-
nal intezkedne megtorl0 lepesek-
r0l. /.
Mi csak egyet ajanlhatunk a
magyarsagnak. Keriiljek a beke-
birak irodait Is az azokban gya-
korta talalhat6 gyanus hirnevu
tolmacsokat es iigyvedeket. LAX
max varosban mindenki altal
tisztelt becsii!etes magyarul be-
szelo iigyvedek forduljanak azok-
hoz ha jogi tanacsra van sziikseg,
vagy i0iienek el hozzank seer
keszt6segbe es mi szivesen adunk
mindig es mindenkinek ingyen
tanacsot es ha sziiks6get latjuk
|ajanljuk iigyvednek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
FELRoBBANT GRANAT.

Egy agyulovedekkel babralt buda-
pesti lakasan a napokban Grin Bella
lakatosseged. Az agyulovedek felrob-
bant es sulyosan megsebesitette Griint,
feleseget es sdgorat, a pesti lapok
jelentese szerint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
6NCYlLKE MAGYAR EMBER
Janos leugrott negyed eee6l Is szornyet halt

,hir van forgalomban. Nehany
napon bel0l meg tudjuk a teny-
llast fs akkor beszamolnnk r6la
elvas6inknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

=
kozsegben sziiletett Szarka James
dobta ell magat az elett6l az ell
multi penteken delutan 0t ora tai
ban. 81
Tul6sit6nk az esetrSl k0vet-
kez5ket jelenff: Szarkat .Ianos 50
ewes legeny ember mar hosszabb
ideje mlnka nelkiil volt. E k0z-
ben megbetegetfett es rhenmas la
baval a Scent Erzsebet k6rhaz-
ba keriilt, hol condos apolasban
volt resze. Ket het utan elhagy-
ia k6rhazat es haza ment 1884
West Federal street, lakasara,
hogy magat kipihenje. Egy het
mnlva mank6val kezdett iarni $ a
k0yetkez6 hetben mar mank6 nell
kill is eljarogatott munka ntan,
de mem tndott sehol sem kapni
alkalrnazast. Ekkor gyakorta pa
naszkodott, hogy mennyire sal
nalja AIT, hogy legut6bbi, kenyel-
mes es eleg j6 fizetesii allasat
konnyelmiien oft hagyta. Ugyanis
Szarka lapnnk nyomdajaban mint
hazmester dolgozott. Szarka So
kat foglalkozott beszelgetes k6z-
ben bolsevizmus eszmeivel es
igen zavarosan tssze vissza hadart
ssok mindenfdle keptelenseget, $
ez okozta ait, hogy onmagaval
maghasonlatt.
Az0knak. kikkel Szarka
gyakran erintkezett, nrm volt
Macy meglepftes az hir, hogy az
elmnlt pentekrn delutan ot ora
fabian le ugrott Home Savings
and Loan Bldg. negyedik emele-
etArek tiizlepcsSierSl. A jobb sors-
fgdsaes skit
iart Salt Spring roadon Bartha
Peter iizleteben es t6le kert 10
centet, hogy a varosba mehesken.
Mikor villamos a. Home Savings
epiilet ele ert, Szarka kiszalott Is
az eleveteren felment a 4-dik
emeletre. Vegig haladt foly6son
egesz odaig. a hol DIR. Fiizy Pal
magyar 0rvosnak van az irodaja.
Eloszor k0riilnezett, hogy nem-e
latia valaki. azutan pedig a dr..
Fiizy irodaia bal oldalan lev3 al
tot kinvitotta es hattal neki ta-
maszkodott tiiziletranak. Eppen
akkor ment ARA az epiilet 417-ik
s1'amu irodajat berl5 George, Bo-
necsin, kit Szarka megpillantva
Good Bye"-t mondOtt Is abban
pillanatban hatra vetette ma
gat. Vagy kett6t bnkfencezett a
levngSben a mig a f0ldre ert. a
hol epen a nyakcsigolyara esett.
a meiv azonnal elt0r0tt es a SEE
rencsetlen magyar ember sz0rnyet
halt. A nvakan xviii elt0r5tt
keze es laba is. y
Hamarosan meg6rkezett rend-
6rseg, koz0ttiik Virag honfitar-
sunk is, a Szarka zsebeit atkutat-
ia es az azokban talalt irasokb6l
megallapitotta szemely azonossa-
gat, de megtudta Szarka Barber
ton. O.-ban lak6 rokonanak a ci-
met is, kit meg az ejjel folya-
man long disztance telefonon err
tesitettek szomoru esetr6l.
Szarkat bevittek a Vascsak-fele
tetemnez6be es halottkemi Wis
galat utan felravataloztak. Mas
nap koran magerkezett a rokona
Szarka Gnsztav, a XII mar regeb-
ben nem latta megboldogult
nagybatyjat es ICY mem is sejt-
hette 0ngyilkossaganak okat. Te-
hette ongyilkossaganak akat.
Temetese szerdan volt. A
megboldogultat harom unoka test
we're gydszolja, Barbeton, O.-ban
lak6 Szarka Gusztav Is Boldizsar
es a Duquasne, Pa.-ban lak6 Szar-
ka Bertalan.
A megboldogult, XII husz eve
volt AmerikAban, biztositva volt
egy egyesiiletnel, a melynek fl
zet6kepess6ge5l azonban sok fele
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02


Dacara annak hogy most mar jd
forman hetr6l-hetre kisebb-na-
gyobb szamban erkeznek sziberi-
al magyar hadi foglyok Magyar
orszagba, megis eleg sokan van
max meg ma is Sziberiaban 6s
Oroszorszagban.
A magyar kormany, mint
namregen megirtuk, teljes felha-
talmazast adott Jungerth kill
iigy miniszteri tanacsosnak es
megbizta azzal, hogy utazon Re
valba, hogy Oft muszka kor-
many megbizottaival veglegesen
es kedvez6en elintezza a Sziberia-
ban es Oroszorsagban lev6 ma
gyar hadi foglyok iigyet. Ha eek
a targyalasok eredmenyesek lesz-
mex, akkor a magyar kormany
altal kiadand6 magyar "nepbiz-
tosok" elleneben a muszka kor-
many vegre haza engedi az osz-
SECS magyar hadi foglyokat.
Mint annak idejen megirtuk,
ezek koz0tt foglyok k0z0tt van
Mih6k Geza, budapest 30-ik
szamu honved gyalogezred teny.
leges kapitanya is, a XII Mih6k
Sandornak, Szabadsag young
stowni irodavezet6jenek testver
occsS. Arrol is hiradassal voltunk
annak ideien, hogy Mihok szaza-
dos megsz0kott Kraszn6jarksz-
r6l es sz0kes k0zben a bolsevikik
eFogtak .es Moszkvaba vittek. Ez
EaikR fs el6tt volt. as az6ta Mihok
Sandor mindent 'elk0vetett hogy
occsevel erintkezzen, Gle ez se--
hogysem sikariilt neki.
A k0zelmult napokban levelet
I<apott Mihok Sandor a Buda-
resten lak6 edes anyjat6l, a mely-
ben nemcsak erdekes, de valosag-
gal megd6bbent6 reszletek van
max Geza 0ccSere vonatkoz0lag.
Ebb0l a levelb6l azutan magtud-
tunk olyan dolgokat is, a melyek-
r0l el0zetes tudomasunk mem is
volt. de mem is lehetett. Epen
exert megismertetjiik olvas6ink-
kal ezeket a dolgokat, hogy az
utan M ggy6zodhessenek bel6le,
hogy a kultura.mkat olyan ma
gyon dicsern csehek, milyen "kul-
tur emberek 90.
Mih6k Sandor edes anyjat nem-
regiben felkereste egy budapest
sziiletesii t0rzs0rmester, a ki Mi
h6k szazadossal egy ezredben
szolgalt es a kit szinten elfogtak.
Egyiitt t0lt0tte rabsag kinos es
RESERVES idejet Kraszn6jarkszban
Mih6k szazadossal es egyiitt is
sz0ktek meg az ottani fogoly ta
borb6l. A sors ismet 0ssze sodorta
Gket, inert mindkettojiknek keny
seer munkat kelett vegezni a
mig az 0rmestert kenyszer mum
ka elvegzese utan sZabadon bo-
csajtottak, addig Mihok szazadost
OFT tartottak, inert az oroszok
egyetlen egg magyar tisztet sem
engednek haza addig, a mig a
Budapesen elitelt "nepbiztosok"
iigyet Revalban vegleg el mem
-intezik.
EZ az 0rmas.er meSelte ell, hogy
csehek leggyalazatosabban es
decentralization bantak a ma
gyar foglyokkal A Xxi csak ellen
szegiilni is probalt a csehek pa
rancsanak, akar szoval, akar tet-
tel. AIT kegyetleniil megbotoztak.
Egy izben Mihok szazadost biztak
meg csehek valami parancs
vegre hajtasaval es inert sza-
zados mem hajtotta azonnal vegre
a parancsot a csehek levetkeztet-
tex es 25-0t vertek rea. Ket hetig
joforman 'eszmeleten xviii fekiidt
Mih6k szazados es a harmadik
|heten is csak mankon tudott jar
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21

in accidents ON their Fines whenever it
can be shown that there had been neg
lcct to provide every reasonable pre-
caution for safety. So owners Of
buildings are punished when anybody
is injured or killed through violation
of the building laws. We see no rea-
son why the same responsibility should
not be extended to public Officials. A
bribe-giver and bribe-taker are
equally b1ameworthy. So should be
the man who evades the law and the
official whose duty it is to enforce the
law but who consciously connives at
or at least permits its evasion. An
interesting question is, however, as to
whether the official thus called to ac-
count shall be merely the undcrling
directly concerned or the head of the
department, or both. When railroad
accident occurs it is often the presi-
dent of the company who is held re-
sponsible.-Harvey's Weekly.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
A Logical Prosecution.

Three indictments which were found
by a New York grand jury the other
day will seem startlingly novel to
many, and will also seem suggestive
of widespread development of a new
principle in official responsibility.
Three prominent members of the fire
department were indicted. for man.
slaughter on account of the deaths of
several persons in fire of more than
a year ago. It was held that these
officials were culpable in that they had
neglected their duty by permitting
the owner of the building to evade the
law requiring proper fire escapes and
means of exit. Such prosecution of
delinquent officials is quite logical.
Officers of the railroad companies are
held responsible for damage and death
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Seed Buyers, Beware.

Seed Buyers, Beware.
So-called clover timothy seed mix
lures, which are widely advertised by
certain seed firms at what may appear
to be attractive prices, often contain
so little alsike or red clover that they
are of little, if any, more value than
timothy seed, but actually cost nearly
double the market price of that seed,
say specialists of the United States de-
partment of agriculture. These mix
lures are usually offered by the bushel
followed by the qualifying statement
that a bushel weighs only As pounds.
In other words, this seed is offered
as clover and timothy with the claim
that the different seeds occur in the
proper proportions for seeding, while
frequently there is not more than 5
or 6 per cent of clover present-not
enough to be of any value in the crop.
Persons who buy mixed seed can not
be too careful to learn the exact pro-
portion of the mixtures they get and
the quality of the seed composing
them. Otherwise they are likely to
pay an exorbitant price for seed that
will not give the crop wanted
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Raised by a Wolf.

If you had been carried off by a
wild animal when you were baby,
and had been reared among the lower
animals, like Tarzan of the Apes,
you would neither be able to speak
nor stand erect, but would walk on all
tours.
This astonishing statement is made
in "Thc Science of Ourselves" book
by Sir William B. Fuller, British
scientist.
During the last 80 years." says
Fuller, "at least nine of these children
have been rescued from their wolf fos-
ter parents. myself saw two of the
children who were rescued from the
wolves when they grow too large to
enter the burrows. Neither of them
showed any traces Of human manners.
They ran on all tours. They had no
articulate speech and they preferred
the society of dogs to that of men,"
Even long subsequent association
with human beings effected no change,
says Fuller.
A wolf child rescued in the Agra
district Of India was kept in the Sc
cundra missionary asylum from 1867
to 1895. "He was discovered sitting
in the company Of wolf at the en-
trance to burrow. During the g.
year stay in the asylum he never at
tanned completely erect position. He
never learned to speak. And his sole
accomplishment was that he came to
use his fingers in eating instead of
wolfing the food"
Sir Fuller's book has created a SEN
sation among scientists. It has ex-
ploded many theories advanced about
the origin Of language, mystery that
has never been explained.
A puppy brought up apart from
dogs grows into normal dog, with
canine manncrisms and barking. So
does duck Matched by a chicken.
Why, then, is man different? You
cannot answer.
: But do you realize more strongly
than ever before the tremendous i'm
portance Of proper babyhood?
The fate of grown man or woman
is determined by environment and
care.
A whole lifetime cannot undo the
evil effects of baby's neglect or I'M
fair treatment. ~
The odds are 10 to 1 that a child
raised by human wolf or in wolfish
surroundings can never mature into
a normal being.-Clcveland Press.
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done by Mrs. Boyd and Miss Bolton
and the Princeton team. They are also
grateful for the largo attendance in
general from Princeton.
Zimmerman School News.

Zimmerman School News.
So many of Dora Browns school
mates have been to see her that Dora
is getting better right along.
High school attendance was 81 per
cent with four cases of hardness for
the month of March.
Evelyn Kettleson has returned to
school after her long absence. We
are glad to have you, Evelyn.
Baseball and football have been
relegated to the back ground in the
Zimmerman high school; pitching
horse shoes is the up-to-date game
with the boys. Few can beat the pro-
fessor, however.
Geometry is all work and no play,
but it doesn't make Jack dull boy
he has to be mighty bright and perse-
vering to get through. The high
school geometry class is having hard
work at present, but by dent of much
labor expects to win out.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Advocates Short Skirts.

Some folks may object to shor5
skirts but the Jacksonville Traction
company is in favor of them, if the
corporations accident statistics prove
anything. ]. S. Harrison, of the legal
department, announces that figures
for 1914, when skirts were long,
showed $50 accidents that year in
which women were involved while
boarding or alighting from street cars.
Statistics show that such accidents
decreased in number as the women
followed Dame Fashions decree
and made their skirts shorter, for in
1920, when they were at the height of
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
COnstantinople's Peculiarities.

There are many curious things in
this ancient city of the Turk which are
unknown to most people. It has re-
manned for sailor aboard the United
States warship Scorpion to classify
some of these oddities for the readers
Of Far Seas, the paper published by
American bluejackets in near eastern
waters.
"Just imagine" he writes, "tying
up traffic on the main thoroughfare of
a big city during the busiest hours
of the day by driving a flock Of sheep
slowly down the street. But they do
it over here"
Some other alleged. strange things
done by the neutrality-suspicious. he
cites as follows:
A street car passenger often bar.
gains with the conductor about the
price he will pay for ride.
If youth takes a girl to the NOV
les once or twice her parents expect
him to marry her.
/ Turkish sales women, even in the
smallest shops, are required to un.
derstand or speak seven or eight
languages.
Native men are accustomed tc
trent" pipe to smoke while they sir
their afternoon tea.
A policeman, if he finds pickpock-
ct at work, may bc,.t him almost in
sensible and then let his prisoner go.
Some Constantinople stores have
signs in as many as eight languages
over their doors.
A tourist may engage boatman to
row him for two miles for or cents
American paper money in Turkey is
worth Is to 20 per cent more than
Turkish gold. It is possible for one
to buy = $50 gold piece for II pa.
per dollars.
Christmas is celebrated four times
a year, once for each of the differcn,
religious calendars.
A man walking along tie street
often may be seen followed, five OF
ten PAGES in the rear, by few of his
wives.
A bootblack will give you good
shine for cigarette.
There is no limit to automobile
speeding in any part of Constantine
pie, but it's a case of .'all you car
make"
A Turkish barber is courteous, but
when he shaves you he never washes
off the latther, but covers your face
with powder.
A suit Of pajamas or it's equivalent
is enough "evening dress" at grand
ball.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Ordinance No. 5.

The village of Lake Fremont, Zim-
norman, MIMI, requires property
owners and renters of said village to
clean their premises and alleys be-
tween April and May Is. After such
date premises will be inspected and
if not complying, ordinance will be en-
forced. We are trying to make this a
clean village and courteously ask your
cooperation. By order of the village
council. 1890
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21

fashion, the total was only 70. Mr..
Harrison declares the greater number
of accidents in which women figured
resulted from long skirts, in most
instances the heel Of the shoe catch
ing in them. Few accidents of this
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21

The Little Citizens league had
meeting April Is, at which it was de-
cided to clean the school yard on
April 20. We are going to use some
of our money for refreshments after
our hard work. We are ordering nice
weather for the goth.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
Spring Vacation.

We've had a good vacation,
Our lessons we forgot,
We've spent each day in pleasure,
And gave school not thought.
We've had a good vacation,
So now we will hot shirk,
We've come back to our studies,
With new zeal for our work,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21
LOCALS.

AAOS<AA0s
Miss Lillian Stendahl is i'll with
tonsilitis.
Mahlin Gould of Elk River was up
one day last week.
VIM. Kettlehodt was down from
Princeton on Saturday.
VIM. Swanson served on the petit
jury in St. Paul last week.
Rev. Clark had a severe attack of
illness on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wright autoed to
Elk River on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hanson and
little son spent Sunday at Big Lake.
Miss Stella Schumacher returned
from the hospital at Princeton on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guptil and little son
of Elk River spent Sunday at the Nash
home.
Numerous young people attended
the dance at Elk River on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Healy and children of Elk
River spent Sunday at the G. N. STEM
dahl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pratt and
daughter, Ellen, autoed to Minneap-
oils on Sunday.
Miss Olson, who has been nursing
at the r. F. Brown home, left on Fri
day for the city.
Mrs. E. H. Foley and Mrs. Kalihe,
of Elk River were Sunday guests al
the Kettleson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Right and chill.
dren of Minneapolis spent Thursday
at the Ed. Hanson home.
The Bergquist family and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Halgrcn of Lake Mime
tonka autoed up Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mogney are
happy over the arrival of baby CIR
at their home on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Right and Mrs
Victor Engburg of Minneapolis visit
ed friends and relatives here severa
days last week.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid society will
Inject at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Berg on Thursday, April %
Everybody come.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter of Min
neapolis, who have been visiting a
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-04-21

The members of the Ladies Anu sV-
ciety had special meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Berglund on Monday af-
ternoon to transact business affairs.
!
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Brown and
Mrs. Kettleson autoed to Minneapolis
on Thursday, where Mrs. Kettleson
met her mother, Mrs. Heck, who came
from Omaha and will remain here dur
ing the summer.
The Brown Minstrel Co. of thinner
man will put on a home talent min
strel sh W in the Blue Hill hall on
Friday evening, May 6. Be sure to be
there if you want a good evenings
amusement. For benefit Of NJ. E.
church. Admission 20 and IS cents.
Homer Erickson, Manager.
Mrs. Anna E. Boyd of Minneapolis,
president of the assembly of the Re-
bekah lodge, conducted the installa-
ton of Fremont lodge, No. 202, here
last Saturday evening. She was ably
assisted by Miss Lucy Bolton of St.
Paul, secretary Of the assembly, and
by the degree team of Princeton, who,
though badly handicapped by the
large class and difference in halls, did
splendid work. The following officers
ware installed for the ensuing year:
Past noble grand, Mrs. Estella Carter;
noble grand, Mrs: Grace Kic=nan; vice
grand, Mrs. Goldie Neumann; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Margaret Swan
son; treasurer, Mrs. Louise Ncumann;
Warden, Mrs. Elsie Tiff; conductor,
Mrs. Cora Pratt; chaplain, Miss Mcude
Bowles; r. S. to noble grind, Mrs.
Irene Tiff; L. S. to noble grand, Mrs.
Ida Cohoes; R. S. to vice grand, Mrs.
Elsie Nelson; L. S. to vice grand,
Mrs. GRANGE Pierson; outside guardian
Miss Grace Tiff; outside Waterman
Floyd Neumann. A committee OF
three was appointed to drew up the
bylaws. Refreshments were served
before dispensing. The I. O. o. F.
and the members of the Rebekaf
lodge wish to express their sincere ap
preciation for the wonderful work
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Mrs. Taylor and daughter of Min
neapolis, who have been visiting at
the Chas. Hitler home in Crown, went
to Big Lake the last of the week.
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The members Of the Ladies Alu So
ciety had special meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Berglund on Monday af-
ternoon to transact business affairs.
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character occurred in 1920, however,
he added.
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The Swedish Ladies' Aid society will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Berg on Thursday, April %.
Everybody come.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Right and Mrs.
Victor Engburg of Minneapolis visit
ed friends and relatives here several
days last week.
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Miss Lillian Stendahl is i'll with
tonsilitis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Magney are
happy over the arrival of a baby girl
at their home on Saturday night.