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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
CARDINAL ACHILLE RATTI
NAMED NEW POPE

Rome, Feb. 6.-Cardinal Achillc
Ratti, archbishop OF Milan, has been
chosen supreme pontitf of the Roman
Catrolic church to succeed the late
Pope Benedict XIV. His coronation as
Plus NJ will take place February i.
After the announcement Of his elec
ton the pope appeared on the outside
balcony of st. Peters and bestowed
the benediction upon thousands who
had waited patiently in the rain in
st. Peters square-the first time
this has occurred since the breach be-
tween the church and the state in
1870. For So years the blessing had
been bestowed from within the basil
lea.
The election was completed with
out American participation, Cardin-
al O'Connell, archbishop of Boston,
arriving when the new pope was bles-
sing the multitude.
"Universal pacifcation is the
keynote of the new pope's policy, as
indicated in a statement issued by
Prince Chigi, marshal of the con-
clavc, which made reference to the
first blessing bestowed by Plus XI.
Continual Cancellation, inaugurated
by his predecessor, probable recon
citation Of the state and church,
which has been estranged for so
many years, and an appeal to all ma
tions to restore peace, arc said to
constitute the most essential aims of
The vatican policy.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
WHITE RIVER YOUNG
PEOPLE WE'D AT WINNER

Just as we are about ready to 20
to press we learn that Miss Dorothy
Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jones, Of White River, and
A. E. Sullivan, principal of the White
River schools, were married at VIM
ner early Wednesday morning. The
bride and her parents went to Win
ner Tuesday and the groom arrived in
Winner late that evening and ac-
cording to report the ceremony was
performed during the early hours of
Wednesday morning. The Pioneer
extends the heartiest congratulations
to this couple Of newly-weds. They
are both wcll-known young people of
the county seat.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
CULL,S

Crop rotation and diversilicaton
are sound forms of insurance for
the farmer.
A good sire means the beginning of
a rood herd; scrub sire is the begin
ming Of the end.
Lice and other parasites, lack Of
exercise and lax feeding lead to los
ses ip swine production.
In winter time the bugs are cold;
They're alternating now.
But in the spring they'll need control
State college tells you how.
The dairy cows the COW for me;
She pays the grocery bills.
She lifts the mortgage, keeps me free,
My life with plasurc fills.
Early hatched chicks grow faster,
beat out the lice and mites, mature
quicker, lay earlier, demand higher
market prices and make more vigor-
ous breeders.
The water will not drain away
from the yards and barn next spring
If a half foot of manure is scattered
over the surface. That which does
escape will carry the best of the
fertilizer with 1T.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
DAILY LIFE CHURCH
BY Reuben Briggs

When the church Of Jesus Christ
enters into daily life schisms must
quit; His church cannot be made of
hands, and of wood, iron, stone or
clay, there is but one location for His
church and that in the soul Of man ;
the builder must be God, and He
promises to build His church on the
rock contained in the words God had
revealed unto Peter, and in those in
dividuals who make this concession
of the heart and mind. Matt. 1916
Thou art the Christ, the son of
The living God. To me this means
that his every act and every word
TTlst be our guide in all government
and in daily life to the exclusion
of all other gospel Except as his
tory) else we have no part in Him.
Therefore it demands our diligent cir
cumspcction whether we follow
Christ or some pretending vicar in
triguing' that we must deny every
reality of life in order to gain the
other world draining life of all
STRENGTH and love-
Christ gave Peter the keys to the
kingdom Of heaven but like our
modern parasites (Acts 5:2) he pre-
ferred the price of possessions laid
at his feet above that of being chief
John 81 :l5) so after the crucifxion
Christ being unable to Obtain a sat-
isfactory answer to his question. low
est thou me more than thcec7 "hr'ef
then and there gave the greater dc
tinction to the one he loved most.
(John 81 :22). IF I will that he tar
rv till | come what is that to thee
(Pcter)? The early church got in
the wide gate and broad way with
it's anemic idea of holiness) when II
hccame a collector Of sacrifice q di-
WIDER of goods. Matt. 1870 ! viii
have mercy and not sacrifice. ANY
Surrcndering Of possessions with out
value received is sacrifice but givin~
in mercy is sacrifice salted with salt
wherein the salt has not lost its salt
ness, wherefore overlooking all malice
toward good or bad, black or white.
Christian or heather, the church Of
Tesus Christ demands aid to the poor
the sick, the MANNED, the lame, the
hind. but enioins the presumptous-
ness of collecting sacrifice not salted
with saviour people in mercy.
Let us pray that the forces of dark
ness may be expelled that the light
may shine on the practical means Of
applying the principles of Christ in
all government and in daily life
church.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
ANOTHER BIG MURDER MYs-
Terry IN MOVIELAND

The murder Of William Desmond
Taylor, said to be one of the best
movie directors in the land, which
occurred at Hollywood, California,
last week. may never be solved
These movie murders, scandals and
mysteries are occurring with IN
creasing frequency of late, and we
fear Will Hays will have some job
to purify the industry. No, we don t
envy his job one bit, even with the
princely salary attached. 1t begins
to lock as though the entire moving
picture industry is about due for a
real shaking up, and some stars viii
no doubt lose their luster in the
process.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
AN ACADEMIC BOGEY- MAN

DR.. F. r. A. Seligman, Professor
of Economies at Columbia University,
recently delivered an address in
which he said that if the allies paid
their 100000 100000 Indebtedness to
the United States it would initiate
American currency to an unheard of
degree and paralyze American in
dustry for an indefinite period.
This is undoubtedly true and yet
we do not see the occasion for Profcs-
sor Seligman making the statement.
Nobody expects our European debtors
to hand over the several carloads of
money which 1ould be necessary to
liquidate the present aggregate in
debtednoss. 1t is entirely superhous,
therefore. for the distinguished pro-
fessor to tell US, as he does, that the
"Goblins II get US if we don't watch
out. "
The most sanguine advocates of
collection Of the debt to us believe
that it will take something like IS
wears for the European nations to
pay this $lO,O0O,O0O,0OO. They can
make these payments spread over a
period Of 25 years without causing a
ripple on the surface of our indust-
rial affairs. All that the United
States asks today is that our debtors
evidence their Indebtedness by def
mite obligations with a specified per-
iod of maturity and specified rate
of interest so that the present un-
certainty may be removed and the
taxpayers of the United States may
know what revenue they must raise,
which, together with the payments
from our debtors, will enable us to
meet our own national obligations
represented by Liberty Bonds and
cur current Federal expenditures.
Professor SeliGman may be a great
professor of economies, but he is
scarcely success at raising DOGGY
men to scare the American people in
to consenting to cancellation of
the debts due us from the Allies.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
AS THE EDITOR SEES TT

Farm products have dropped in
price to such an extent that farmers
are no longer able to hope for rcas-
enable profit from their labors under
existing conditions.
At the same time they are still pay
ing high prices for what they are
forced to buy
As result Of this unwarantcd con
dition farmers are now demanding
that the government fix a fair mini
mum price on sugar, wheat, corn,
cotton and wool, in order that they
may be justified in tiIling their soil
beyond what necessary for their own
consumption.
Manufacturers, transportation com
panics and laboring classes are all or
ganizcd and are able to keep prices
OF their products and labor up.
The farmer is but poorly organized,
hence he becomes the coat and holds
the BAG.
The hardest working man Of them
all is the most poorly paid.
There is Justice in the demand.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

There will be st. Valentines box
social given at the schoolhouse next
Tuesday evening, February IA. La
dies are requested to bring boxes.
There will be a short program. The
proceeds of this social will be used
by the school for their piano fund
All are invited to come out and have
a good time.
Our farmers have been taking a
large number of fat hogs to theWm-
ner market the past week. The hog
market is said to be getting better
right along, and the Winner market
is exceptionally good.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

HONEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922

Isn't it funny how some folks
study the science of being miserable
in a world filled with good things.
If q fellow had potatoes in his gar
den and would rather 60 hungry Tran
dig EN- up, everybody would laugh
at him, an by and by he d dig. Then
he feel better. Why not dig the
good things out of life an throw
aside the weeds They'd all rot if
they were dumped into the sunlight,
and maybe from them would grow
something better. You can always
get crop if you SOW right an work
mp the ground now an then. There S
one thing certain--yon can t hnck
old Dare Nature, SO you might MS
well fall in line and watch your step.
The old lady insists that eventually
everyone must be happy, an IT e.
ventually, why not nov!
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
THE FARMERS WIFE
Weekly Service Hints Furnished By
State College Specialists
Mary Ann Gray

The following are good meat sub
stitutcs for the noon meal menu:
Cheese Cutlets-Scald ~ cup milk
in double boiler Stir Il cup each
of flour and cornstarch, IA t. salt,
with 12 cup cold milk. Add to scald-
ed milk and cook until the mixture
thickens. Add 2 egg yolks, l cup
cheese in small cubes, and 3 T. butter
Stir until cheese is thoroughly dis
solved. Turn into a buttered pan
so as to make a sheet 12-inch thick
When cold cut into outlet shapes,
roll in cracker crumbs and fry in
deep fat.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

Mrs. Ida Mcdonald, on Monday
vaccinatcd the school children of the
Wood public schools for diptheria.
This was the first vaccination and
there will he two more, one week
apart.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
FARMERS S UNION PAPER TO
BE PRINTED AT BURKE

Editor A. NJ Church, of the Burke
Investor Gazette has entered into o
contract with the tanners Union 70
publish theiS state paper Burke,
Editor Church has been very active
in the work of the union and this con-
tract is just reward for his
activities.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
Cheese Souffle-2 r. butter, 3 r.

Cheese Soufle-2 T. butter, 3 T.
-four, p cup scalded milk, p t. salt,
few grains cayenne pepper, II cup
grated cream cheese, yolks and whites
of 3 eggs. Melt the butter, add the
-four, and when well mixed, add the
scaldcd milk gradually Then the
salt, pepper and cheese. Take from
fire, add the yolks beaten until lemon
colorcd, cool mixture and cut and
fold in whites of eggs beaten dry.
Pour into buttercd baking dish and
bake 20 minutes in a slow oven.
Serve at once for best results.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

The Bis Nollsch sale out Happy
Hollow way, was well attended yes
terday, and everything brought .
very good price. A good crowd at
tended.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
Dry Cleaning at Home-Outer on

Dry Cleaning at Home-Outer gar
ments of wool and silk, laces, chif-
fons, kid gloves and garments which
do not need to be ripped for re-mak-
ing, may be cleaned SUCCESSFULLY at
home with gasoline. Be sure the gas
oline is perfectly free from dirt and
moisture. To test, place q small
amount in an earthen dish. 1t
should evaporate quickly leaving
neither dirt or moisture. If dirt or
moisture remains after evaporation
takes place, strain the gasoline
through thick cloth.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10
NUMBE r 2
u. s. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
For Week Ending Feb. 3
ing Feb. 8

Total precipitation from January
lst, 1922, to date, 100
Total precipitation for 1913 1896
Total precipitation for 1914, 1857.
Total precipitation for 1915, 32.42.
Total precipitation for 1915, 1882.
Total precipitation for 1917 1874
Total precipitation for 1915, 1858
Total precipitation for 1919, 20a2.
Total precipitation for 1920. 2S.l5
Totai precipitation for 1921 IS 20
FRED G.. KIRoH. Observer.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

Country people continue TO view
with amazcmcnt the increasing
amount Of crime existent inour bic
cities. The newspaper accounts OF
murders, holdups and robberies are
so numerous as to lead one TO the be.
lief that it is unsafe even to walk
the strcts Of some of these cities,
especially if person has the appear.
ancc Of being prosperous man from
a country town or district.
1t would not be impossible for the
police to search every known Grim
inal or suspicious character wherever
they are met, and Jail those upon
whom concealed weapons are found
A reputable citizen found with n
gun upon his person is promptly
pinched, hauled into court and fined.
The criminal element loads itself
with artillery" and walks the
streets with impunity, ready to shoot
at the first opportunity.
City autioritieswho permit theEe
conditions to prevail are dangerously
near to benz in the same class with
the gunmen who commit the crimes,
for the man who aids or abcts is sec
ond only to the principal.
Cold facts may be unpleasant
things to read, but they are bcncG
cial where people have the courage
to act upon them.
Millions of people pass by a
school or a church daily without civ
ING either second thought. Yet
both are a vital necessity in the lives
Of the men and women OF this world.
The school prepares the child for
It's place in the social and business
world. Without the knowledge thus
obtained a man or woman would be
totally unified fer the conflicts Of
life, handicapped from. the cradle to
the grave.
The church prepares the mind and
the heart for that greater life to
which our earthly career is only a
prelude. II opens the door to those
mysterious steps which lead upward
to the realm Of eternal Glory, The
final resting place Of the soul that
rcpcnts Of its earthly transgrcssions.
Without q second thought!
When people insist on saying nm
kind things of others it would be
well for them to contract the habit
Of talking to themselves. Then they
could let off steam in such large
quantities without doing any material
harm
We are never quite accurate in
our judgment Of others, because We
are not fully acquainted with the
reasons winch artaate them
Under such conditions the person
who is slow 10 pass judgment is
most to be commended. He may a.
times be prone to condone faults, hu'
even that is preferable to PASSING
censure where there is q possibility
that it nay not be deserved.
A close mouth is far better than
an open one.
Words once spoken may never be
recalled.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

The roads got pretty sloppy yes
terday.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-02-10

Next Sunday is Lincoln's birthday.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

bere giIoune ioutc oa5u beitraaeHE
iene ouf nieDrigcr Stuie ltebenoen
G0Ifer 81 bebeu.
9inklnnOS Ginfdnfc in S6crIdlefen.
Son0on. Cine 8erIiner
Gepeihe an Oie 9onOoner .Simes"
ioet, Dab elm gertreter Der Mosfouer
&egierung, Der iid iest in 9eutid.
0beri6leiien 5tpeds Gr0ffnung BON
Serbinoungen nit 5obrifonten ouf.
bolt, bereits betrddtIihe 3oiten 81.
fen g%efauit bat. Dies miro iiber
Siibed uno &eOal Oeridifft uno nit
I%ntueiiungen ouf anleritonii1e Ban.
fen be5ablt merOeu.
llnsarii6e &ugOliitcn luie6er rii6rig.
Suoapelt. Die &6tigfeit
inter ben ropaliItii6en Anbdri.
germ Oes ebemaligen &oiiers Sarl
nimmt, tuie gemeloet miro, az.
unO 5man5ig Mitglieoer Der 0epu.
tiertentommer iolen Der Sppoii.
ton Oes @rafen Sulius anoraiiD
gegen Bremier @raf 9etbIen ee.
folgt ieiu. 9ie Eartei lit reorga-
niiiert woroen uno bat cine 8latt-
form a%ngenommeu, Die perlnngt,
Dab MIR elm eeborener hngariider
9onig nuf ben &bron eew6bIt wer.
ben fam.
Brin5 Sirtlis bon 8or6on uno
Earma, grltoer Ser pormoligeu
aaiieriu 3ita, ioa nit anoern III
Gom iein uuO uerluhen, fir 3arl
unO 3itu gu pirfer, oaB iie ii6 in
Stalien nieoerluiien f0unen.
Gr6beben in Eanama.
Yanamo. ~ Sier bat Ii6 Elm Gro
beben ereignet, Ods ettpa cine Wtinute
onbielt uno Die Staot ettpos eri1iit.
terte, aber meoer bier nod Dem go.
namafanal entIang S1aoen anrid)-
tete. 9ns Centrum oes StoBes
lag gegen 60 @eilen bon bier ent.
fernt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
ennOsmanni6aftIide nnO ~llntertit
nngs : Sereine,

Jugs Weret11e.
gcrein gaOeu. gerl. am 2. Mitt.
nod / so. in 922 go. Mbe. @..@
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Str. &C.
Amcrifaniider 1tmteriiibnnas.
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ytic. &iesuilO, Sefretdr, 1924 Ste st.
S.-8. Ed. Sranflin 175O.i. @erS
am 2. 9ienstog l.. 90. inn Goncoro
Stub, 314 6 StroBe g. g.
SefenOarmitdOter ltnterltitnnos.
Seretu emil Spobn, 8rGI.; Sobn
Meiningcr, SefretGr, 1920 96te
Str. SIC. 8erf. 3. @itttpod /. So.
in 922 Ba. Nne. @.-8.
NattOentider gerecn, gS~ai6iuatun
p. :. Sefretar: 8m. Strermonn
II Gbeltnlt Str, Sofoma Torf, 0.G
gerl- om |. 9%onnerstag /. 81. i'm
Concord &lub, 314 6 Ctr. 81. 90.
uHtefrhRiitgsbnn0, Siitrift Nu.
100. 3.S6uB, Sefretdr, 3012 Gum.
barton 4pe., N.@4 8tpii6en g uuo
=. 8eri. am 4. 9ienstag /. sc. in
yto. 922 ga. 9pe. sc. gB.
n@aI6instOn Mctser ltnterftiib-
nnss-Serein". Grdiioent: Gronf
@eigano, Sr., 1910 @iraro Str. s..
80; Sefretdr ST.. SeB, GIG Gait Ga.
pitol Str; geri. an 1. 9ienStoa i.
sc. in 922 Sienna. 9lbe., 81. G.
8ii9elm sea llnterfiitnnas-ge
ieaidaft. 8eri. am 3. Moatoa i. 81
in 1922 $50. gbe. N.-8. mcuT Boob.
i6miot, SefretGr, 9D7 90. 6troke
NorOwelt
Snfel SrGiis Sctst demna~--veiu
geri. orn 2. 0ienstas : Sc. I'M @Gn
9erbnno. SEQ. @air, Sefretdr, 7t8
elite StraBe 9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Jnlann.
europa mnR iid iel6er 6elfen.


@albington. = 9as &abinett be.
faBte ii9 in ieiner Situng NIT Der
Sroge, OF Die Ser. Staoten Dem an.
geregten 8eltfonlortium CUR Iufbel.
ieritng Der internationalen pirt-
idaftli1en &erbGltniiIe beitreten fol.
len. 9ie Sa1e !pur0e 5tpei Stun0en
lang na9 alien Gidtungen erortert,
oo6 fam es 5u feiner enogiiltigen
8eI6luBfaiiung. @ines aber muroe
oefinitio feItgeiteqt, oaB nGmli6 Die
Ser. Staten unter feineu ltmltdn.
Sen in Ser SaAe Die Snitiotipe er.
greifen meroen. Die algemeine Sal
tung oes Yr1lioenten uno oeS &abi-
nettS qebt oaBin, oaB Die pirti6aft-
lden uebelItGn0e glropas unbeilbar
fms, es lei benn, oie golfer @uro-
pas geben an Die Mrbeit un0 itellen
a0mGblid our1 Troouftion uno @e-
tu~erbefleiB lire Misunderstanding
pie0er Der uno berbeiiern lire 8irt-
I9oftslage. 9as ein5ige, mas Die
Ser. Staaten our &ebabilitierung
.guropos tim fonnten, nGre @etDdb-
rung BON 9~arleben. Gem lit ieoof
Sc Administration entidieoen abge--
neigt, tpegen Der offenfunoigen
@6mierigfeiten, Die ii6 bel Der Sol
lettering oartun fir Oas, Oas unS
bereits BON eltropdii6en Nationen
gel9uloet miro.
SubnIon iiber &iererDertras.
Gan Srancsco. = 9unoesIenator
Sirom SO. Sobnion CAB aalifornien
gegeniiber f%oleenoe @rfldrung ab:
v9ie irrtiimli6e @uslegung oes gie.
reraaian5- 9 rtrages ietens &raii-
bent Saroing lit fir uns ale Der
3nringenofte @runo, ieoes Bort atno
ieoen Sat gu ftuoieren, ebe mir I'M
Ter 2an0 oieiem unertuarteten uro
auBergetp0bnli4en Rontraft iiberlie.
fern
Senator Sobnion iagte, oaB cine
aaqemeine 8ili9un9 oes uripriingli'
den 3mefs Der &onferen3 unO cine
peitqebenoe g~initimmigfeit in Der
Soffnung tno Dem 8uni9e beltan.
ben babe, Die &iiitnngen gu beidroll,
ten. Srgenouel9e &eiultate, laga
er, ben Seilnebmern gegeniiber &C.
redt, oie Die &iiitungen bei6rdtfer,
weroen ber8Iidlt uno entbnlialtild
miafommen gebeiBen peroen.
,gber", fubr er fort, bob mir
a6riiItnng begiinftigen uno falt leoes
Opfer fir Srieoen bringen miiroen,
lift fem @runO, baB mir irgeno ct
mas onnebmen miillen, ons urs I'M
aebeiliqten &omen oes SrieoenS
ODER in Der @e~rfleioung bon Gbrii-
thing geboten weroen fonnte.
n9lus Ser Seimlibfeit Der Sonic
reno 1T, eritens, elm ilnerparteter
9ertrag Encouragement, Der mt
Dem uripriineliden 3mede Der gu
Iammenfunft ni6ts gu tun bat nno
in @irfli6feit nit Der gei4rdnfnro
Der &iiitungen in feinerlei Ierbili'
oltng iteQt. Ser 8ertrag lit fiir Sea-
lifornien BON groBter 8eoeittiing
uno bon erinerer @idtifeit fir Die
Nation. gr iolte iorfGltig uno rid.
tig ltuoiert, einsebeno gepriift, uno
es Ioate griinolid ~beritanben tper-
ben, mas er gu beoeuten bat, ebe mir
inns ibm nnmioerrufliG ouslietern.
Sapans ltmtriebe in Si6irien.
@albington,. 9. s. Das
Spe5ialfomitee Der ibiriiden &egie'
rung, oos ii9 gesenwdrtig bier be.
finoet, per0ffentlidt einen angeb-
Iiden gertrag, Der 5uiiden Der, ia.
paniiGen armeeleitung in Sibirien
uno benz ruiiii9en General Sen1e'
notf, benz Giibrer Der @egner ID
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
GrOIpect Sill gemetern.

PIUIPeCl Rtu VtNNt+cIY+ 2ClI.
Stitching, 8raiioert; ISM. Mortin,
SefretGr; SEQ. S. q. Stltb, S9aB-
meilter. 8eri. em 1. Sreitaa i. SO.
i'm Concord Stub, 3t4 6 Str. 90. @.
9. s .SilfsDereim. 314 6 StraBe
g. 8, @r6iioent: Geo IS. Spier;
SefretGr: Or. 5. 8. &oenig, 400
$50. Npe. 9. s.; 5inan3iefretdrin:
5ral 80. O.&olfig, 400 8enniploania
9be. @. g.; S6abmeiIter: Or. SD.
6aiiei6ring, 314 6 StraBe g. @.
Seriammlungen finoen itatt: Gre
clttibfomite an ieoem /. 5reitag i.M.
Notwithstanding on ieOem 3.
Sreitag I'M Mondt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

9emtIdcr @aiicnbansperein. 8r6
lioent Martin @ieganO; SefrefGr:
Sermann 9. @infler, ITO Se6ite
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for0t, 729 Quebec Str. sc. 8. 8eri.
finbet am 8. Mittmo6 i. sc. itatt.
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cim. 8r6Iioentin Srau 90. 9e@roin;
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am 2. 9ienstag /. &C., 3 llbr naG.
mittaos i'm Nuppert Some.
GoneOrS &lub. 9rGiioent: &arl
6offmann; Sefretdr: @uit. 8enoer,
5000 geidols 9(be. O.. g.; SorltanOs-
itbungen jeoen 2. 9ienstag |. &C.;
@eneralperi. ON A. Sonntag |. Wf. IN
314 6 Str. g. @.
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tin Srau Morp 8iae; SefretGrin
Srau @aldine @altber, anacoitio,
9. g.; 5inan5iefretGrin Sron Sat.
8rueqger; 66atmeilterin: Srou ..
&rumfe. 8%eriommlung am 1. Sonrts
tag /. sc. in 314 6 StraBe g. B.
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1. 9Qnnerstag i. sc.
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inf Concord &lllb.
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