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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
TAJNE. ZBROJENf MONAR-
CHISTU v NEMECKU.

Berlin, 18. ledna. = Duessel-
dorfske noviny pfinasi zpravu
o taine voienske organisaci, jez
ie pokracovanim Ehrhardtovv
brigady. Organisace cita nynf
10000 muzn. Jeiim ukolem
lest: utvofeni slime armady a
cetnfch skladist' zbrani, nail
mani odhodlanych a nacional-
ne smIsleifcleh lidf, svrzenf re-
nnblikv obnova monarchie.
Oreanisace zaklada move for
mace Y ruhrskem nzemi. Y ce-
le duesseldorfsle skupiny sto-
il porucik Kohlhaas. Tento po-
rucik byl nyni zatcen. Cleny
taind monarchisticke organisa-
&c isou Getni ufednici meststi
! statni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
kAMENICTI kONTRAKTORl
J 81 VYNUCUJI OBNOVENE
VYJEDNAVANf.

Mezinarodni konvence ka-
menickych kontraktoru pfijal
vcera V hotelu Cleveland reso-
luci, kterou upozornuje svole
stavkujici zamestnance, -e ne
dojde drive k yyrovnanl, do
kud uniovl vudci neprojevi o.
chotu k vyjednayani. Zamest-
navatel(lm, ktefi cd kvetnova
stavky zavedli system otevre-
nych dilen, byla pax odhlaso-
vana pomoc. Ma vcerejSim "a
sedani bylo feceno, ze V dva-
nacti nejvetsich mestech zenle
isou iiz otevfene dilny opero-
vany.
Sized byl v6era po zvoleni
llrednfku zakoncen vecernim
banketem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
,PREKROCOVANf DOVOLE-
/. NE PRISTEHOVALEC-
KE KVOTY.
Zastupce Cunard linie svadi
zodpovednost ma konsulaty.

J. L. Austin, ienz fidi zdei
si uradovny Cunardovy prepla
vni spolecnosti, odmita vytky,
uCinene sekretarem prace ia
mes Davisem, ienz pravil, ze
spolecnost tato pfivazi sem
pfistehcvalce z Mad arska, &C
Vi, re kvota zakonem dovolena
Jest pfekroGena. Die nahlcdu
Austina by NELL evropsti kon-
sulove vesti pocet vystehoval-
cG nalezite evidenci.
"VSechna ia stradani tisicH
nest astnych vystehovalcd, KITE
II prodali svoje majetky pre-
trhali vsechnv zavazky Sc sta
rvmi zememi a pTijedou do
Ameriky. odkud jsou posilani
zpet, mohla by byti omezena,
kdyby dohled vedli hlavne kon
sulove V evropskych prista-
vech. Preplavni spolecnosti
cini vSe, aby zakonum bvlo W.
hoveno a iscu samy konfusnimi
zpravami kvotach, zaslla-
nIch Washingtonu pleteny,"
pravi Austin.
Sekretar prace Davis vini
primo a hrozi pokutou Cunar-
dove linii, coz povazuje Austin
"a krivdu a uvadf "a priklad
pfistehovalce Y Ceskoslovenska
kteTi musi doieti do Prahy, kde
i'm generalni konsud opatfi
visum ma cestovni pasy do A
merikv a dovozuje z toho. .za
by timto zpusobem mohli kon-
sulove i iinde prihlizeti. abv
stanoveny dovoleny pocet ne
byl pfestoupen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
VELlKA KRADEz.

Flkhart. Ind, 10. ledna. -
Policie zdeisi postovni urady
doznalv, ze postovni yak obsa-
huiici bondH a iinych cennych
papirH a hotovvch penez mezi
100000 S40O.0O0 ukradan
bvl $ platformy ma nadrazi
New York Central vcera. Po
pachatelich bvlo sice ihned "a
haieno patrani, dosud vsak ne
melo vvsledku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
MATKA v MEZIPALUBf
OTEC " KAJUTE.
F. L. I. s.

N. Y. Tribune re dne 10. le-
dna suverejnila zpravu, jak w
pomocny pfistehovalecky ko-
misar Harry r. Lands dal po-
uceni dvema synIm rabfna NJ
Melomeda, pricestovaleho z
Kovna prvni kajute, zatfm CO
manzelka jeho musela cesto-
vat mezipolubf vinou obou
dvou synd. Vypomocny komi-
sar Lands Sci do soukromeho
slyseni zvlastnf vysetfujici ko-
mise pfistehovalecke "a tim L.
celem, aby pov6del. ob9ma mia
dym muzGm strucne, jak Anne
ricane dovedou 81 vazit svych
matek.
Byla to kratka lekce a kdo il
slysel pritomnvch, hluboce Sc
poklonil vypomocnemu komi-
safi "a jeho pravdiva slova
Vypomocny komisar Lands
byi popuzen, kdyz Sc >dozvedel,
ze eminent diva svnove prisli
ma Ellis Island apelovat "a sve-
no otce, jenz pfijel v prvnf ka-
jute, zatfm CO ieho manzelka
musela cestovat v mezipaluhi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
UMRTf MANzELkY PROF.
FERD. PfSECKEHO.

Smutnou zpravu pro cesko-
slovenskou yefeinost obdrzela
ct. rodina Rezacu ma vych. so.
ul., kde vseobecne zde znamy
pracovnik professor Ferd. Pi-
seckv "a jeho pobytu V Cleve
landu bydlel. Blizsim jeho pfa-
telnm Sc zminoval o jeho milo
vane manzelce a tfech ditkach,
ktere tax vroucne miloval Il Oh
nichz tax dlouhou dobu byl od-
loucen, aniz by 81 mohli dopi-
sem sve city udalosti sdeliti
Vystihovali jsme jeho SLOW,
tu velkou touhu, spatriti jeho
Marusku a jeho ditky. Pc mno-
haletem tom utrpeni Sc do
ckal vytoazeneho okamziku,
spatiiti milovanou rodinu. Byi
opet st'asten, re mohl po boku
aeny a dobrych ditek zivot. ira.
viii. Pfesidlil Sc ma Slovensko,
ably fidil ucitelsky ustav v M o
Dire, kde uplatnoval bohate svc
pedagogicke schopnosti, ably
Slovensku vychoval dobre a
schopne ucitele a uGitelky.
Jeho st'astny rodinny zivot
netrval vSak dlouho. Jak 2 ma
sledujiclho dopisu Sc dozvida-
me, jeho chot' zemfela nasled-
KEN tezke operace. Jeho ne.
stesti utrpeni mGzeme nej;e.
pc vystihnouti dopise, kterJ
zaslal rodine Rezacove.
Modra, 20. pros. '21
Drazi pfatele!
| S tezkym srdcem Vam dnes
pisi. Mel bych zaciti vanoc
MIN pozdravem, ale duse M
| je pima bolesti a letoSni vanoct
budou pro mne mole deti vel
mi smutne.
| Ma zboznovana, pfedobra
| iako tresnovy kvet cista zens
= Maruska mole nejsladsi j
mrtva. Zemrela po operaci
kterou podstoupila dne 3. pro
since. Prvni dni Sc il vedlt
| dobre, ale pateho dne nahls
srdce pfestalo pracovati -
zlomeno narkosou - a dne 8
prosince i23. odp. dokona
la. s.
Jsme po pohrbu ia jJen
jako prerazeny strom det
jsou siroty. Vite, jak jsem tt
drahou dust miloval, a pocho
pite, jak tezce nesu jeji ztra
tn.
Pro dnes koncim - jsem u
maven a mann mnoho prace.
| Pfeji vam drahym sestTic
| kan Lilli a Rezince i Vam ODE
ma, drazi pratele, mnoho Ste
sti. Bud'te hodne zdrav! Ne
| zapomineite Ma Vaseho odda
neho, nyni zcela opusteneho
Ferd. Plseckeho.
TAX smutna zprava sc zaji
ste dotkne kazdeho Cechoslo
vaka a zvlaste tech, kteri 2;
| jeho pobytu V Clevelandu Sc
nim stykali a ieho poucne pfee
nasky poslouchali. Tez i my
re vzdali imenem ceskoslc
vanske vefejnosti prof. Ferd
Piseckemu projevujeme nejsr
decnejsi soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

Vysetrovanim Sc ziistilo, ze
doprava starych manzelu byla
zaplacena pencil synu a to z
Libavy az sem po lodi Estonia.
|Svnove, ktefi 81 sva jmena po-
zmenili z obchodnlch pficin,
|jmenuji Sc Samuel Miller Fl
|ladelfie a Alfred Alden z Attle-
bcro, Mass. Oba diva priieli
do Ameriky pred Is roxy.
Miller sc vysloyil, re miluje
sveho otce, ponevadz Sc o nei
staral az do jeho veku 16 let.
Stejne poclnal 81 Alden. Oba
diva doznali, re zaplatili o
1880 vic, ably otec ieiich mohl
plouti V prvni kaiute. Pry ne
mohl jeiich otec cestovat V
mezipalubi, ponevadz by Sc
lnemohi v6novat syym povinno-
stem v klidu. MAtka jeiich Sc
pry vyslovila, re j nezalezelo
ma tom, pluje-li V mezipalubi.
Zatim co Sc dostavalo obema
syn1m lekce. stara pani Melo-
medova poslouchala tlumocni-
ka a prikyvovala hlavou, kdyz
komisar Lands mluvil 0 rozdl-
lu cestovani stare zeny a jeii-
no manzela. Kdyz vyslech byl
Iskoncen, komisaf Lands rex
obema synum:
Je zvykem Y Americe vzdati
nejvetsi uctu matkam. Laska
| k matkam media Sc zadnou
srovnat. Je to zvykem RADIO
sti americkvch hochu ucinit
pro matku vsecku "a kazdou
ob6t'. Chez yam rlci, ze pfi-
lst6hovalecti urednici chovaii
Sc k vasi matce vic lidsky, nez
istn sc zachovali sami. Komi-
Isar Tod sc zaiima tento prl-
lpad a poskvtne vasl matce tn
vyhodu, jakoby prijela spolec-
Inc S muzem svym, vasfm otcem
" prvni kajute, ac V pravde
|priiela v mezipalubf.
Kdvbychon1 Sc zachovali k
nj. jako iste sc k nj w zacho-
vail, byla by zadrzena ma Ellis
Islandu ostatnlmi pfisteho-
valci, ktefi pfipluli We tfetf tri-
de a jichz je ma 800.
Manzele byli zadrzeni ma O.
strov6 2 toho dGvodu, pone-
vadz ieiich cestovni listiny pro-
S'v jiz pred nekolika mesici.
Pflpad bvl zaslan do Washing
tonu a manzele budou asi ga
hy propusteni.
Zatim CO vvsvetloval Miller
% SVEN maietku a. sve schop-
nosti financni zdatnosti sta
rat Sc rodiee. vykladaie O sve
parni pradelne We Filadelfii a
cht6l potion Sc Ellis Islandu
vzdalit, wall iei diva 1rednici
vnitrozemske dane stranou a
zkouseli lei. zaplatil-li svou
daT 2 nTiini1 q nOda1-1i vi1hnc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

- Pripravte Sc ma Maskarni
Piles Sokola a Sokolic Nova
Vlast v Ceske SIM SokoI ma
Clark Ave. V sobotu FL. led
ma 1922. Listky v pfedpro-
deji pouze 4Oc, jinak Soc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

Psik, jenz jest pokladan "a
nejmensiho z odr1dy Pekinge-
|se ma svete, jest vlastnen Sig
Harlem z Chicago. Jest po-
|jmenovan Toy-Sen a vazi zrov-
ma .jednu libru. Cita til mesi-
Ice veku a die min6ni znalcG
dosahl sveho nejv6tsiho writ
lstu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

ten, ktere Vam pomohou zaciti
Novy Rok sprayn6: humorem
dobrou naladou.
J. Wagner, komik:
E 7343 Vzduchoplavec
85c Tajny policista.
E 1926 P0stovni poslicek
S5c Dobr. hasicsky sbor
Weisova kapela Sc zpevem:
E 1924 Smss ces. pochodG I.
85c Smes ces. pochodI ii.
E 7344 Smes ces. pochodl III.
85c Smes ces. pochOdI w.
Ceska selska kapela:
E 1903 Vsecky mysi Ia sebou
S5c Pojd' sem Kaco! Sous.
E 1927 Mirabelka polka
85c Pojd' ST skocit! Sous.
E 7345 Blazena - polka
S5c Tenkrat - sousedska
Tyto a vsechny ostatni Colun,-
bia plotny isou tomto okoli k
dostani pouze u mas.
Prave Columbia Grafonoly, "a
1922 snizene ceny, move, zad-
ny z druh ruky, nebo odreny
brak, zaruceny firmou j nami.
prodavame ma mirne splatky.
Kazdy stroj "a $4,000 vyse
jest opatren automatickym sa-
mozastavovacem jedinym toho
druhu ma svete. Prijd'te Sc
pTesvedcit.
Piana, samOhraci piana,
Victroly, housle,
We velikem vyberu a ma mirns
splatky.
Ptaklv
hudebni obchod
1914 BROADWAY
proti c. N. Sini.
Veliky electricity napis ozna-
cuje mas obchod.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

r. Porter, vice president of the State
Bankers Assn, Member Of the State
Of n. Oak. Guaranty Fund Commis-
sion, vice president of the Scandina-
Wan American Bank, of Minot, in turn
largely owned, and controlled by the
Northern Trust Co. of Fargo, N. OAK,
the bcneficiarics of this Sheritf's Sale
to the tune of from $4,000 to $50, 900,
which rightfully should have been pro-
tccted, and saved by the State Guar
anty Fund Commission.
B. j. Schroegge, another member of
the State Guaranty Fund Commission,
was also in Minot, the same day, No
vember 18th, and must have had
knowledge of the Sheriff's Sale of
Bank Assets.
The deposits in all State Banks, are
guaranteed by the State Law, and the
Banks proudly advertise this fact, in
soliciting deposits, if the assets of
the closed banks, are sold at figures
like, this sheriff's sale, it is bound to
result in great loss, not only to the
stockholders, and creditors, of closed
banks, but to the State Of N. Oak,
as we'll, it will have to be made up,
sooner or later, in some form or other,
by the State of N. OAK, as the State
can never go back on it's Guaranty
nor will the people Of N. Oak. allow
this to happen. The State Guaranty
Fund Commission, is reported to have
close to a million dollars in the fund
now, collected from the open banks,
by assessment, to offset this, are
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

was heard before Judge Lowe, in Dis
trct Court Chambers, Minot, N. Oak.
attorneys Bosard q Twiford appear
ing for The Northern Trust Company,
no appearance was made, by either of
the defendants, O. A. Saastad, or G..
r. Van Sickle, as Receiver, of the
Sawyer State Bank, or by their at
torneys, the Court held the DE-
PENDANTS, O. A. Saastad and G.. r.
Van Sickle, as Receiver Of the Sawyer
State Bank, in default, and ordered a
Sheriff's Sale Of all the assets named,
on Nov. 18th, 1922, at o'clock P. M,
at the Court House, In Minot, Ward
County, n. Dak., the Court Decree,
says in part: at is further adjudged
and dccreed, that the DEFENDANTS,
and all persons claiming, or to claim,
from or under them, or either of them,
be forever barred, and foreclosed of,
and from all claim, right, title, and
equity of redemption, in, and to, said
property, and that the ,purchaser, or
at such sale, be given pos
session, of tho property, so purchased
by them,": after one publication in
the Minot Daily News the assets were
all sold by the sheriff, as advertised,
on November 18th, 1922, and with the
exception of the Joe Streeper notes,
bought by Sam Brar, the Ole Bergan
note, by himself, and the d. F. Yoder
note, bought by W. C. Drake, the as
sets were all sold for little or nothing
to the Northern Trust Company, Far
go, n. Oak, being all bid in by M.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
$4,000 IN NOTES IIELD BY DE-
FUNCI BANK SOLD FOR $8,2Ol.l2

A sherT's sale Of collateral paper,
Belonging to the closed Sawyer State
Bank, was held in Minot, n. d., Nov.
18th, 1922 at the court house, at 2
O'Clock T. M and bid in by M. r.
Porter, for the Northern Trust Com
pany, Fargo, N. d.
Record of Sale, No. 1866, in Clerk
of Courts office, Minot, N. d. Amount
due Northern Trust Company, Fargo,
N. d., $l}.3l7.32.
Amount collected before sale, and
applied on Principal, SlS9?.1l. Amount
satisfied by Sale, Of Assets, aggregat-
ing St0,OOOO0, $8,20l.12.
Deficiency Judgment en- err d
against O. a. Saastad, for the differ
cncc Of $3}5:'222, between Proceeds Of
Note $l2,347.52.
This shcrtI's, sale of collateral
notes, tptaling the sum Of $4l ,247.44,
owned by the closed Sawyer State
Bank, and held by the Northern Trust
Company Of Fargo, \. d., as collat-
.ral security to their advance of $l3,-
247.52 was held on November 18th,
1922, at , O'Clock Z. NJ, at the steps
Of the Ward county court house, and
resulted as follows, according to the
records Of the transaction on file, at
the office of Thomas Henderson, clerk
OF court, Ward county, \. D., with the
single exceptions Of Ole Ecrgan, who
bought his own notes, Joe Strccpers,
whose was bought by Sam Briar, and
D. +. Yoders, bought by ". G. Drake,
the entire balance Of the Notes, were
bought in at the figures, named Oppo-
site, by NJ. r. Porter, member of the
State of N Oak. Guaranty Commits
sion and Vice President of the Sean
dinavian American Bank, Minot, N.
Oak, Of which the Northern Trust
Company Of Fargo, owns, or holds
large part Of the stock, in this deal,
Mr.. Porter evidently represented the
Northern Trust Company. and not the
Guaranty Commission, Of n. Oak.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

Total Sal ,247.44 $6,43O5O
" Evidently collected.
Sale of Assets failed to bring the
full amount due the Trust Company,
and deficiency Judgment, for the diff
against O. A. Saastad, one of the De-
PENDANTS. in this action.
This collateral paper, was all orgi-
nally held by the American National
Bank. Of st. Paul, Minn., as collateral
security, against a loan, of $14,00O.00,
made by them to the Sawyer State
Bank, by Ole Engebretson, it's presi-
dent, while the Sawyer State Bank,
was doing banking business, in the
month of November, 1921, during the
Receivership, the American National
Bank Of St. Paul, Minn., started fore
closure proceedings, against this COL
lateral paper, and it became necessary
to protect the interest of the Sawyer
State Bank, from being froze out, the
undersigned as Receiver notified the
Banking Board, the Guaranty Fund
Commission, and the Examiner Of
fee, Of the situation. | made a trip
to Bismarck, to see the Examiner,
about the situation. Mr.. o. A. Saas-
;ad, the heaviest depositor in the
bank, also got busy, on the urgings
Of the Examiner Office, and the Guar
anty Commission, and gave his per-
sonal note to the Northern Trust Co.
IF Fargo, n. D., in addition to the
above described collateral notes, which
were also put up with the Northern
Trust Co., as security for the sum of
Trust Company, Fargo, N. Dak., to
-. l,o IN ho ir,lo tad of +bo
yer State Bank, to the American Ma
tional Bank, Of St. Paul Mimi.
On June Goth, 1922, the undersign-
ed, was served as Receiver of the
Sawyer State Bank, with q summons
n n c i on entitled, The
Northern Trust Company, versus
Thorwald Mostad. as Receiver, of the
S2H-:,cr State Bank, Notice Of Fore
closure and Sherif's Sale of the same
collateral paper, the same procedure
that was taken now, at this time,
against Van Sickle, as Receiver, by
the same attorneys, Bosard & Twiford,
my attorneys found the papers of
Summons faulty, and on July Goth
last, my answer as Receiver, to the
summons, was duly made, by my at
torneys and l heard nothing more
from them, on the subject.
On August l2th, | was served with
papers in an action, ostensibly brought
by G. r. Van Sickle, but sponsored,
and fought in Court by NJ. r. Porter
to show cause, why I should not be
restrained from acting as Receiver, of
the Sawyer State Bank, and on Aug
ust 2Sth I was served with Restrain
ing Order by the District Court,
which, stopped the Receivership, from
doing any more business, no salary
has been paid the undersigned as Re
ceiyer, yet since May 1st, this salary
lis being held up, and will probably
require a suit in court, to compel pay
ment, and the attorneys, Eide, Funke
& Campbell who protected the assets
from foreclosure, in July, have not yet
received pay for their services to
the bank. On October 10Th and Goth,
was checked out as Receiver, by G..
R. Van Sickle, who removed the AS
sets to Minot.
The records in the Clerk of Courts
office, Minot, N. Dak., show that on
Nov. 1st, 1922, the same action, brot
this time by the Northern Trust Com
pany, Fargo, N. OAK, against o. A.
Saastad, and G. r. Van Sickle, as Re-
ceiver of the Sawyer State Bank,
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

claims against closed banks, reported
to aggregate upwards of $9,O0O,0O0.
The interest alone, on claims allowed,
will nearly mount up, as fast as the
assessments on open banks, come in,
if the closed bank assets, here can be
sold for a song, what is the State
Guaranty Fund Commission, Porter,
Schroegge and the rest doing to pro-
tect the assets Of closed banks being
foreclosed on, in the balance of the
state? The people of North Dakota,
have right to expect their State
Guaranty Fund Commission, to protect
these closed bank assets, for the state,
and not for the enrichment or profit,
of the Northern Trust Company, or
for any other Corporation, or indi-
vidual person, the people of North
Dakota, have right to expect it's
members Of the State Guaranty Fund
Commission, to work for their en-
ployers, the STATE OF NORTH DA-
kOTA.
THoRWALD MOsTAD.
Minot, N. Oak.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

The Misses Ella and Frances But
enschoen, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug. Butenschoen of Minot, have
gone to Luverne, Minn., to visit with
their brother, Emil Butenschoen, who
moved there several years ago. From
Luverne they will go to Davenport,
Iowa, where they will visit with some
more of their brothers and sisters.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

Although 1920 was a short
crop year, the seventeen men,
, bers of the New Salem N. D.,
farmers breeding circuit, aver
aged gross income of $4,000
per man from milk products
and surplus stock.
Bank deposits at New Salem
are said to be higher than
those of any other town Of SIM
liar size in the United States.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

r. Gilbertsen, publisher of the
Glenburn Advance. transacted bust
ness in Minot Wednesday. IIe says
that the roads, tho somewhat improv
ed, are still pretty rough.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23
A Dairy Herd On Every Farm

The little county Of Steele
(Minn.), comprising onl y
twelve townships, had a dairy
output of $2,226,G31 in 1920,
while Yellow Medicine county
with twenty-six townships had
a production Of only $275,4S1.
The Bank of Candy is arous-
ing Yellow Medicine county to
action through circulars en-
phasizing this comparison.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-23

THORWALD MOSTAD.
Minot, N. Oak.
November 22nd, 1922.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-06
THIRD SKELETON
IS DISCOVERED
Bones of Small Child Found Late Yes
terday Afternoon Near Where Two
Others Were Uncovered.

A discovery Of another skeleton on the
old Snowflake canning factory site on
Vernon street was made yesterday after
noon about > O'Clock by ]. T.. Bushnell
Of Elliot street. Mr.. Bushnell, who
bought the old canning buildings, hap
pened TO be near the river bank when
one of the workmen of the Presbrey-
LELAND Co found a small bone imbedded
in the soft soil about four feet away from
where the skeleton of a child was found
last Tuesday He called Mr.. Bushnell's
attention Ia it and MIR. Bushnell pro-
cured n shovel and began to dig at the
spot When he had uncovered two feet
Of soil he found the homes of another
small child. The skeleton was scattered
aud it was impossible 20 tell in what
position it had been placed. The bones
were in Il much greater stage of disinte-
grafton than those of the two other Skel-
etonS found this week. and Il was inn
possible 10 tell the age of the child.
The finding of the skeletons is caus-
ing considerable speculation by those in
terested in the mystery. The theory that
is gaining ground. however, is that this
site formerly was an old cemetery used
in the early days of the town when the
main activities in Brattleboro were cen
tered around Fort Dummer. 1t Is
thought that these are graves that once
were marked with wooden slabs that
have been washed away by freshets in
years gone by.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-06
Odd Fellows Temple

Wednesday Oct. 11-Social lodge of
Orange has invited Wantastiquet lodge
to attend their meeting. Two degrees
will be conferred
Monday. Oct. 16-Our district meet
ing will be held in South Londonderry.
All brothers. who will attend one or both
of these meetings are asked to sign the
papers which are in the hands of Mr..
Reed, at the temple, and the committee,
Harold Webster, A. L. Maynard and O.
ID. Stowen. Please sign up before Mon
day night. Oct 8.
Tuesday, Oct TO- at 7.30 p. m.-Reg-
ular meeting of Dennis Rebekah lodge
The anniversary will be observed after
the meeting. Refreshments will be
served
All Odd Fellows interested, who desire
to bowl please leave names with George
ID. Reed at the temple as soon as pos
sible, as We are desirous of starting the
series as soon as plans can be perfected
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-06
WALPOLE CHURCH
BUILDING DEDICATED
Replaces One Wrecked by Weight of
Snow in 192O-New Pastor, Rev.
Robert NJ. l.. Holt. Installed.
Especial to The Reformer.)
WALPOLE. y. H.. Oct.


The joint service of the dedication of
the fourth church building of the Town
Congregational society (Unitarian(, and
the installation of the pastor, Rev. Rob
ert NJ l.. Holt. occurred here yesterday.
The third building of the society was
by the weight of snow, and about So
600 has been raised and expended in
erecting the new edifice.
The dedication service. beginning at
noon, was in part as follows Organ
prelude by Mrs. Bertha w. Slocum of
Greenfield. Mass; invocation by Rev.
Louis G. Cornish. ID. D.. secretary of
the American Unitarian association adj
dJeSs by Rev. Samuel \. Elliot. ID. ID. !:
solo. Eye Hath Not Seen, by Miss Marie
!. STahan Of Greenfield; act of dedica-
tiOn by pastor and people; solo by Mrs.
Margaret kingSbury benedictiOn by the
pastor During the service a hymn was
sung written by Rev. John Nelson Bel
lows for the dedication of the third
church building in 1913. and another by
John Adams Bellows written especially
for the dedication. Both men were de-
scendantS of Col. Benjamin Bellows. the.
founder of the town. Robert Peabody
Bellows of Boston, the architect of the
present building, was an interested spec
tator.
The service of installation of Rev
Robert NJ. l.. Holt. who came here as
acting pastor last April from a pastor
ate in Trenton Y. J.. was held at ,
o'clock. Mrs. Slocum presiding at the
organ. The sermon was by Rev. E. C.,
Davis of Lancaster, Pa. a personal
friend of Mr.. Holt and the act of install
lation was led by Chairman III. S. Van
Denmark. Greetings from sister churches
were brought by Rev. Louis G. Cornish
u. D.. and welcome to the town by Rev.
II. G. Megathlin. pastor of the local
Congregational church.
\ bountiful lunch was served at /
o'clock in the parish house by the ladies
of the parish