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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06
WINES ARE CHEAP IN RUSSIA
Public Storms the Government Stores
TO Buy French Products
Long in Storage.

MOscOW.-Prewar stocks of French
wines are rapidly diminishing in Rus
STA. The newly opened government
retail wire stores 90 q rushing bust
ness il Moscow and Petrograd, and
soon, connoisseurs fear, only Russian
wines Will be left.
After the soviet government abol-
ished total prohibition and placed the
/ country on wine and beer basis all
/ Of the stocks of burgundies, bordeaux
rand champagnes witch were sealed up
when the ear, early in the war, de-
creed prohibition, were placed in the
| mal4et. Some went to private deal
I erS, but by far the largest share has
been reserved for the government
shops.
The principal one of these in Mos
| COW is an elaborate establishment,
! with uniformed fO0tmen at the doors.
Before it long lines of carriages may
be seen at certain hours Of the day,
! and it generally is thfOnged with
buyers.
In these stores good French claret
is sill to be had at the equivalent of
about $l50 per bottle, while excellent
champagnes some of them of particu-
lariy good years, are sold at from
50 to $6 q quart.
russian wines, produced in the eau
caSus and in the Crimea, can be had
at from 30 cents a bottle for claret to
about 81 bottle for port and madeira
types. There are large stocks OF these
on hand, and the south Russia vine
yards are producing more this year.
1t is still illegal to sell vodka, and
"bootlegging" is prevalent in Moscow.
Occasionally a drunken man is to
be seen. in the streets. The high
power spirits that are sold surreD-
titiously are generally impure and
have the usual disastrous effects, but !
those in the know have little difficulty |
in securing good Russian cOgnac at |
from SO to 81 a bottle. The legal |
limit, however, is % per cent alcohol,
this being the Russian conception of
eight wines''
In PetrOgrad the restaurants are
licensed to sell wine to patrons. but
in Moscow it is only openly procur-
able in the shops Restaurant diners
either bring their own or buy it sur
reptitiously from walters at high
prices.
The soviet government derives a
large revenue from the sale of wines. j
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06
hurley HOUSES TO
OPEN IN DECEMBER

Lexington, Ky, Nov. 0-kc
ceivin9 plants Of the Burnley To.
bacco Growers Cooperative As
sociation will be opened to re
ceivc the 1922 crop some time
; between the first and fifteenth
Of December, according to in,
formation given out to member.
( Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Association in regular monthly
session at Lexington last week
at which all the directors were
present. They heard report Oh
| the expense of marketing the to-
bacco OF the members, which
with every possible item Of cost
added will not exceed Is cents =
hundred pounds for the growers
who sold outside the Associa-
ton! learned that they had in
creased the value of their tobac-
co $4,000 by proper grading
and air-drying and listened to a
brief but feeling and eloquent
contrast OF conditions prevailing
now in the Burley district and
those which existed in the crop
year of 1920-192- by Judge Rob
ert w. Bingham, of Louisville,
who also reported TO the direct
ors on the success Of the dark
tobacco growers in forming their
cooperative association.
Judge Bingham said that some
Of the leaders of the movement
in the dark belt, when they
iearned that lack of money was
keeping out tenants on their
farms, raised the money required
by the tenants and loaned it to
them. ,,..s
The. .feport,sof Chief OF the
Field SERVICE : Division William
Collins showed that the .Associa7
ton now has 1926 members and
that it is likely the number will
exceed $4,000 by the time con
tracts being signed this week
and next Monday are in.
Humphrey, Robinson & Com
pany reported an audit of the
books to Chairman w. H. Shanl:s
of the auditing committee, who
read the report to the directors.
II showed every cent received
accounted for and that the ex-
pense of warehouse operation for
the year was SOS a thousand
pounds and of Warehousing and
grading $3.43 a thousand pounds.
Of the $4,000 hogsheeads sold
to the r. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company 13,749 hogsheads had
been delivered, President Stone
Mr.. Stone also said
hat three of the big tobacco con-
Germs are ready to buy the to-
bacco of the Association as soon
as it was delivered.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

St. Louis celebrated a "pedes-
trian safety day last week, pro-
baby realizing that vigorous
steps must be taken to preserve
the PEDESTRIAN while there are yet
specimens LETT alive.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06
carnage will begin when they
start 10 throw pop bottles.

Bonar Law says tilat Britain's
tranquility can he restored by
hard work and economy, We
were afraid the new premier
would start OF. by advocating
some radical policy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

See Cinderella dresses for
girls and Oliver Twist suits for
boys at McKee's. $l.O0 and
S1.S0. Fast Colofs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

blood-cells increase in number, blood i'm
puritieS vaniShi We also know that night
follows day. Both are facts! But have
you, eczema sufferers, ever actually taken
advantage of this wonderful fact? Thou
sands just like you have never thought
about it! Skin erUptions, eczema with all
its fiery, skin digging torture and its soul
tearing, unreachable itching, pimples,
blackheads and boils, they all pack up and
go, when the tide of blood-ce cells begins to
roll in! BloOd-cells are the fighting giants
of naturel s. S. S. builds them by the
million! It has been doing it since 1S2G!
S. S. S. is one of the greatest blOOd-cell
builders, blOOd-cleanserS and body build
ers known to us mortals! When you put
these facts together,-then to continue to
have eczema and skin eruptiOns looks
more like a sin than disease. Mrs.
Arthur N. Smith, Pearl St., Newark, Ohio,
writes:
'My little girl had q gery bad case Of
ecze1nr. She began, taking S. S. S. and is
aUeu 1uotu. tkGnl5 you gerry a1ucb. tell
mn friends aUhGt good medicine IL IS.
cannot talk too mach ABOUT 1t, for sno'0
1t is o. K.'
Here is your opportunity. S. s. 5. con-
tains only vegetable medicinal ingredients
Because S. S. S. does build red-blood- cells
il routs rheumatism, builds firm flesh
fills out hollow cheeks, beautifies the COM
plexion, builds you up when you are run
down. S. S. S. is sold at all drug stores,
in two sizes. The larger size bottle IS the
more economical
- - - AnrGRes yos4 feel
S -. "a Ike yourself GqaIa
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

The Kaiser says the German
submarines aroused the admira-
ton Of the world. We hope we
are never uniucky enough to
arouse that brand OF admiration.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

Italian rioters are fighting
with baseball E&t8. The real
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

In letter sent out to many
voters of Richmond, on the eve
of the election the School Board,
referring to its increase of the
tax rate to $1.35, says 1t is only
for one year. The Board told
the voters last year that the tax
wouldn't be over 90 cents, too,
"A burned child breads the fire"
The Daily Register stands for
the very best schools that the
people can possibly afford for
their children. No maater how
the election goes Tuesday, it
shall continue to support the
Richmond schools Loyalty and
diligently in the future as it has
If the past. It has been cr;ti-
cised i'll some quarers for its Wig
Orus fight for a new board and &
new deal. But it hopes it has
always been fair and honest and
ii any individual feels that it ha5
not, it desires at this time, to
express its regret and give the
assurance that such has been
done unwittingly. Richmond is
a small community Of the best
people in the world, and though
some may differ over details. the
Daily Register believes, that
down in their hearts, the people
only want what is best for their
city, their homes and their chill
dren. It has endeavored to pre-
sent the issues in this school
matter in a lair and honest light.
None of its arguments have
been oontradictcd or contravert-
ed in the latest. The issue is
plain. It's tip to the voters to
say what they want. They arc
supreme.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06

Facsisti must be Italian for
Sim Fem.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-06
Be Misled BY
Chronic Kickers
Go To The Polls On Tuesday And Vote For Good ooads

Remember that the annual average per will be only IL
the 20 road Do you know that land would be
worth average $500 $1,000 per Madison had good
roads?
BUSINESS Remember that good roads and streets make better business,
you will get your share
LAB0ES Road Tax than 100000 be paid for work
the next years. Enough pay 400 hands for 300 days $500
per day. Dono let the landlord brighten you with threat increase
Has he been fair enough lower your proportion decrease
property value the war? He will not be fair the Of
$4,000 assessed property than 81 90 per year One DAVIS
work should pay increase for than years. Vote he
road az make labor and BETTER wages better living for working
XS0D-Dd the large property 10 taking increased profits
caused life dangers experienced while The baos France?
Neither viii he object taking haidogease profit from increase prop
ey value caused by good roads, comfort the SOLDIERS entitled 10.
MINISTERS and SCHOOL TEACHERS YOU know that good roads
school and church attendance and thai better Jour good work that
Madison county the movement fol- goodroads which goag
throughout America?
TO ALL OF YO-b good business let other counties take $4,000
each year Madison county people build the roads Of their counes2
The road that each dar voted will buy 81 90 worth Of roads,
and at times much money available for pixies and dirt roads,
and that your road wherever you i've will benefit from this tax
DONOT be guilty this time going your poll and voting against coed
roads, Take your ballot IN hand and YES the road tax
Always for good roads, good schools and good cuc and pay
part and you Will never regret your vote.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
st. NthoIas.

Sobann 8aats, melder etlide Sab
re 5u 8eiu6 in ietner alten &eimot,
tpobi1t er it6 Dor Musbr11b oes &rie=
ges begab, obne ben @eoanfen gu
begen, fir cine iol6 Iange Belt bon
bier abtpeien6 81 iein, peilte, III
na6 bier 51ridgefebrt, I'm iib mad
Dem Sntereiie ieiner untpeit bon bier
gelegenen Sarm 11m5l1ieben.
Son eir1em longpierige1 2eiben,
bas bnrdb Magenfrebs berturia6t MUIR
Sc, 1T am Witttpodnodmittog ber-
gangener Bode Gran5 2inn, Elm bod
geadteter 8iirger bes Conn 211rem.
burg, beitens a1tf Ben u~nbermei6liden
Gang in sic gtpigfeit %porberettet, BON
Sobe erl0it morben. Der geritorbene
u1tr6e am is. Sftober 1841 ii
gaai6 i'm @robber5ogtltm 2nrem.
burg geboren l1n6 fom nit ieinen 81
tern i'm Sitter bon bieraebn Sabrer
mad Mn1erica. 9ie1e 1ieBen itd all
elmer 8arm 1tabe ct. Soiepb Scot
Gountp, Minn., nieoer. Mab ieine:
8erebelihunq betDpbnte ct cine Sarn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
5duf,Rdpios.

Sodm. SEER gictor Sdiele bon
&ar0 Springs traf Dienitag bier 81
freun0i6oftlidem 8elude 6eS bobm.
Serrn Ml. &mann ein.
Sn LETTER 9ienltagnobt lit 6os
Mutomobil bes bo9p. @errn Ml.
&munn aus Der Garage geitobler1
moroen. Sic 1169tliben &Gnber fat
ten es uuf 6as Mutomobil bes Na9=
bars 6es bodm. 9errn abgeieber, bot=
ten 0asielbe uub bereits aus ser So
rage berporgebolt, 6a lie 6asieIbe aber
nidt in Die ribtige @%angtpeife gu
bringen Dermodtett, IteBen lie oas Sc
fdbrt Dor Der Garage 6es bo9m. @rn.
&mann iteben nn6 begniigten iid
nit beiien %automobil, nit Dem lie in
u1tbefannte @egenben 6abonfubren.
Des bobm. @errn 8erluft lit ge6edt,
ba 0aS Mutomobil gegen Diebitabl
beriidert NOR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

|ter 8od)e zines arlertparteten Sooes
geitorben. Dem Idtper gepriiften Got
ten binterIdBt iie Is ainoer. Mon-
tagmorgen fanb nod einem In Der
let. Martins Stride bonn bodtD. P.
guget1, 8. g. 81, gebaltenen Ste.
quiem Sic 8eeroigung itat, 81 benz
lii9 biele 8ertpanote l1nb Grennbe Der
5amilie eingefunben batten. Noge
bie 8eritorbene ruben in Srieoen!
Gen Sinterbliebenen ml1roe augenei-
res ul16 ber5libes 8eiIeib befunoet.
Die 8eritorbene mnrbe in ct. Soar
tin geboren no lie iid Dor % Sab
re, nit Mifola11s Diifner berbeirate-
tc, nit bieiem Die nrtpeit ct. Wnr-
Tin gelegene 9ufners Sarm betpobn-
te l,no Dor a6t5ebn Sabren ibr &eim
nod Dem Conn 6arming berlegte.
Gle binterlaiienen &in0er iinb: Bra1
@ertr1tb Bette bon Breeport, Sralt
Iguionna &alla bon MlbanD, Matb-
ias bon Seem Muni9, Sobann, SIN
oreas, Soiepb, Subert, Mnna, Sacob,
|Trances, Mifolous, Maria l1n0 or
bert nod i'm glternbaule uno nebit
Ioieien betrauern ibren Singang ibr
betagter Slater nnb brei @eibmiiter,
Sobn g. Sect bon Garming, Mnbreas
bon 6orbolm, sc. g, nnb 6rau SUI
Bert Ebelen BON 6reeport.
Setter Mimbo@, mel6er iungit
bonn Sdlage geriibrt ml1roe, erbolt
iid oni9einen6 pie6er bon Sen SOL
gen bes Sblaganfales. Sein 5dtpie-
geriobn Sobn Sang bon ct. Glou6
eritattete Sonntag 6em &ranfen einen
8eiu9.
Setter Gbresmann uno @ottin bon
let. Souls, Mo., befin6en iib bier felt
lebter ISOLDE 5u berlpan0tibaftli9em
8eiu6e.
8rof. g. Eorberg unb 6omilie fall
ten iid in 8rainer6, Minn., beiuds-
fpeiie auf.
8ei Der unlangit bier itattgefl1n6e=
men S9nlmobl tpuroe &ei1rib Ebe-
len in baS S6atmeifteramt ertpdblt.
Sri. &ebecca @mmel bon ct. glono
nnb SRI. Matbi1oa @aba bon @an=
BUN maren 5onntag i'm Sal. @Gbns
5eim at @aIte.
Tbeooor &eBler nn6 6rau bon ct.
Saul iino felt letter 8ode bel ibe-
itgen Gerfpanoten 5u @aite.
Grou Sen. S6lepper lit lett letter
3eit onf sic &ronfenltube angemieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
St. francis.

Das Snnere Ser ct. 6rancis Sir
DE miro bur6 Mnbringung elmer 5te=
renben StobIoede nr6 @dn6en ber=
|f60nert. 5ran5 &aDmono, Mib. 81
MEL nnb 6ron5 Mmbn1en belorgen
Sic Mrbeit.
SSn Ser bier ltottgefut1oenen S6ul=
mabl mur6e Sron5 Serbes in bos
S6abmeiiteramt mie6erermdblt. gs
murOe beiblolien, Sen Sdultermi11
anf ne1n Monate ous5u0ebnen.
@arb Simmons nn6 Ibereji o
&%linfbammer bon Clear Safe morer
am Snmdtag uno 9onntog bier in Ser
5amilie @6nar6 6orti9 gu @aite.
Die 81. 65rancis Muiiffapene fanb
iib Sonntagnadmittag beim Ebeobor
0itenoorf nabe ct. Mntbonp 5u elmer
&eunion Elm.
Sn ser Camille Ben. Oitenoori
fano Elm ber5iges Mdoden millfom=
meme aufnabme, tpo5u Sen gltern
aufri6tige @Iiidppiinide 5ugingen.
M!id. @retfh un6 5rall bon 8aD-
aro, Seem Merifo, sic iid auf Ser
8rautreiie befanoen, begriiBten Dor
lebten Counting in 8egleitung ser
|6ami1ien &arI Rimple bon Melroie,
8en6olin Simple bon MlbonD uno
&einri9 @reti9 bon MlbonD sic bier
pobnen0e Gamtlie Mlois &biuips, in
Der cine Gamilien=H eunion gefeiert
mnr6e.
2oren5 nnb Mnbreas 8eoigbeimer
bon ct. 2a1prence, Minn., tparen on1
|Sonntag @aite unieres bobm. Yfar=
rers sos. Mmbol1en ltno ser SomiIie
|Sbos. Wa6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
SPRING Bill.

SIN ct. &apbaels Sospital gu ct.
CLOUD 1T borIesten Samitag infolge
elmer Miererfrunfbeit, berbu1oen nit
einem &er3Ieiben, Srau &otborina
2ang ielig I'M &errn enti6lafen; nab-
benz lie baielbit 5tpei 8oden III drat-
lider 8ebanolung geitaroen bottle.
Die 8eritorbene tp11rbe Dor u Sab-
rem in 9apern, Deutidla10, geboren,
SSn 1871 berebelidte itd nit Soiepb
Sang ,l1nb baI1 nadber fam bas inn-
ge 8oor in Mnerifa on ,1nb lieB iid
in 1880 I'M Comm sprirg SIN ME-
Ser, berbIieb auf Ser Garm big 1906
unb madte Damn iein Seim I'M @il-
lage 5pring SIN, no ibr Der @otte
IN 1920 in Die gmtgfeit borongirg.
STR SOB miro bon abt &inoern be.
tralleri. Diele iin0: Solepb, Ste.
plan nnb gliiobetb Gang bon @eis.
l1er, MGberta, CANADA, Die Sral,et
Sobn Saupt BON Spring SIN, glltgni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
Ser Grpteit 8anerns.

Berlin, 20. Slli. SIM 3niam.
menbarg NIT Dem Broteit 8oDerns
gegen SOS fiir5li1 bonn &eidstag an.
genommene Musnabmgeieb 5umS dnt
Ser &epublif iin6 fdmmtlibe baperi-
i6en &eidsnebr : Eruppenteile, Sic
an Sen Wan0bern in @iirttembera
teilnabmen, 5uriidberufen tpor6en.
DieS be6elltet eine ausgeiprodeneger
idarf1lng BEG &onflifts 5niihen 8a-
bern un6 Nor66eutidlanb.
Die Eruppenteile iino in lire @or-
.niionen 5uriid befoblen noroen, uno
baben @efebL iid bereit 81 bolten,
fails es at einem @eneralitreif ser
4rbeiteridaft fommen iollte, Die nit
'eirem iol6en fir Ben Sa n0robt, SOB
Die &egierung iid neigern piiroe, SOS
9rsnabmegefeb burd5nfiibren.
Das &eillltat Ser @nrtet : 8ero-
tungen in Miinben tpiro nit groBter
spannllng ertnartet. @erudttpeiie
berlalttet, @raf 2erhenfeIb babe ais
Winifterprdiibert ieiren Nbidieo ge-
rromnteu, r,n6 iein g~orgdnger Dr. bon
@abr, ein entidieoener Gegner Ser
go1itif Ser &ei6Sregierung, lei nie-
ser an feline Steue egtreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
st. Stephan.

Souls &app11s lit in Der Grriht-
Jung elmer Garage beiddftigt, mobnrd
nn5er 8el9dftsairfel cine 11el1e Star.
fc crbalt.
Die nel,en @obnbauier bes An-
Sreas 3uparl unb bes Soiepb Sman11
iino nunmebr fir ben @ebralt6 fer
tiaecIteut nnb bilben cine nene 3ter-
Sc unierer Ortihaft.
9ie bodm. &erren 9r. Sobn Sc
Iisfor bon ct. Saul unb Soiepb Gro
bee BON Erinceton eritotteten bent
bo9p. Serrn Sobn Grpbec einen Be
fud; ou9 paren sic bodtp. Serre11
@iuenbrinf bon Melrole nnb Sobn
Smann bon glepelano, Ohio, i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
Saul Centre.

Dos fir sic MusiteQung ser
Stearns COUNTY Observation-Disclosures
@eieIidaft, mel6e am 49,, ~, Is.
nt,b 10. Mugult ltattfinbet, entmorfe-
ne &rogramm laBt cine reidltdere
Musitellung r%etnraliigen @tebes als in
friiberen Sabren erfennen, unb Die
Mnsiteuung bon Nder- nno @arten-
probuften miro gleidfalS Sen 8ein--
derrt cine Ser Saiion entipredenoe,
gr0Bere 8eribteoenbeit 6arbieten. Sir
Gereniigen Der belten Dirt miro glei6=
faus binreiden6 geiorgt iein. No6
neuem Mufleben ser @eieli6aft miro
Sic %oiesidbrige Musiteu11ng ane bor-
bem bagenei enen Bel tpeitem Mbertref-
fen.
Gor Mbidll1B ser ietpeiligen Sai-
ion miro un1ere Stabt nit elmer
v8eiBe=8eg -8eleudtung ge5iert
lein.
8orlebten 5amitagaben0 fat unie-
re Muiiffapelle bie iabresiibltden
&on5erte an Sen Somitagaben6en
mieoer oufgenommen.
9ienitag Iebter 8ode bot %. $.
Static feline giienmarenban6lung in
Datp1on Minn., berfauft. un6 er mir6
fem @eim tpieoer in Sauf Centre mo-
den.
Brau 8. g. Sonien len. mobnte
nit ibren G06tern, Sral @erbert
@ar6el bon @iqmor uno Slabeua,
lebte @ode ser in Minneapolis itatt-
gefun0enen gol0enen &od5eit oes
@beponreS 9. &obertim BEL.
SRI. Barbara @iener febrte no9
einige Gage langem 8einde BET ibrer
bier mobnenoen Mutter, 6rou S.
@iener, nod ct. SAUL 5uriid, 100 tie
int Sta6t- uno Gountp-Sospital ii@
Ser &ranfenpflege tDibmet.
6rau SEQ. &oning bat }t6 nod
8rineeton beeeben, no fie Bel ibrer
Eobter, Der Sran Mnr @amrabt
@obnung genommen bot.
SRI. Marion 8efemann Don Min=
neapolis mar mebrere Gage bier @ait
ibrer Sreun6in, Sri. 8orqmann.
@od1p. &err clinton Mr5t tpobnte
ser lesten Dienitag III 8inona itatt=
gefunoenen Snitalliernng oes bodap.
item Sobn Weper als Moniignor BEL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
St Nnthony.

Clemens 0itenborf bon &olotpap
erfrel1te Sonntag feline bier mpbnen,
Sen &ertpan6ten ur6 Greube NIT 8e.
Judi.
Gran5 @nbermar111, 8ilbelm So
bed, &eter ur6 @ilbe1m Mon1ren pa=
rem onfangs LETTER Wode per Mutr
in @ei9dhen nod ct. Glouo.
&einrib SIberoing bon Stem Mn.
mid ipra6 zines Cages pertpidener
Wodc bier i'm Ni9. Sanbs &eim
tor.
&eter Sono uro 6ron bon ct.
Soiepb paren Sonntag bier III ser
5amilie Ni6. Sano gu @o1te.
6ran5 Mallop ur6 Srau bon SUI
lntb genollen fir cine ISOLDE sic @ait=
freunoi6aft bier p%obnenoer 8erdpan6-
ten nno Sreu11oe.
Sobn Stolen ltn0 Mid. @angI len.
modten anfangs lebter @o9e einen
8eiu6 in ct. GIouo.
9onnertogno6mittag mur6e ser
Conn &rain bon einem &ageliturn1
beimgeiudt, Ser ein5efnen Sormern
iber 0eren 2an0ereien ii6 oas Tin
%tpetter bin5og, groBen 5ba6en Der
nriadte Der faum obgeiddbt tperoen
fam. @etreioeaufmuds tp11roe oem
@r0booen gleidgemadt, ur1b nament-
ltd par es Sic Dielberipredenoe
Mfaisernte Die total bernidtet MUIR
De. IS beibt, SAB ettpa fiinf5ig Bnr=
1ner onr6 oas idlimme Better in
Dfitletoenidaft ge5ogen m11roen. Mon
ipridt bon einem S9a0en Der iib in
Die tanienbe nnb abermals tauien6e
bon Dollars bier nn6 in Ser Modbar-
idoft erl treden ion.
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ST. 1oieph.

Dem bier beiteben6en ct. sSo1ept
Mmerican 2egion Soften lit bon SRI
Mnnu Sltitin aus Dem Comm 8rof=
map gum Mn6enfen an ibren 8ru,
Ser, Gbomas 6. 0mann, tpel6er, mad
Dem er ale 9rongiale nn6 @efabrer
0es @eltfrieges iiberltan6en bate, am
|16. Wai in bie Gmigfeit abberufen
tpnr0e, Elm berrlibes Banners gum
@e16enf gemabt, 0as bon Ben Wit=
glie6ern beiagten Soften bo6 ge:
|i6abt, in alerbeiten @bren gebalter
nnb Elm bauernbes Mn6enfen an Sen
Der torbenen &riegsfamera0en bil6er
miro.
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lGIfrer bon a~nrr1inatpr. ssph11 2ot1a

EIfnpr hnn eSnrrninnfnn. csohr Qa1o
Am III Mo,,I ssro1a aonn 81, sc,
noro. 81 $ ,,,h hie phrtn shmpIter
aioo,,ri S q. g bon Bigmnrd, 81,
I0 cine 9nhtpr ssrn,, s;homns Noh.
men, ltarb III ct. Glouo I'M Sabre
1919. Ole Beeroiqur1q fnnb 5am}tngs
nod borber aebaltenern Mequiem out
benz bieiiqen @ottesafer unter qroBer
Seilnabme bon 2eiotrage1toe1 ltatt,
Ser 9nbtngeldieoenen Die etpige Sflt.
be i1t1o ben 2tnterblteberret a11tridt1.
geS gelle1o.
Sobann @inter NOR lebten Gam.
itag in Standardization nod Der
GonrtDzSa lptitaot.
Gra1 g. Sch eritattete ser 6ami-
lie Hires in @atfins berbeirateten
Sobnes STEPHAN etnen fnr3en Bes
fud.
Die biejiqe 81. Midoels @en1ein-
Sc IaiBt Sic Stride nit Msbefos Sdin-
beln 1teu iiber6eden; AUDI miro bas
8farrbaus Der glei6en Berbelierung
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St. n1arti11.

2ouis Sung un6 Gra11, 5rau Ser
|Wiqiber nn0 Sri. &atbarina @0brS
berbra6ten Dergongene ISOLDE elmer
Gag 6es gergniigens am &oscoe Safe
ST. Miner lit in Ser Gn0areit an
benz ct. Martin Staotsbanfgebdub
bei6dftigt. Ser Me1&bal1 miro mad
ieiner 8~oIen6ung cine Ser beit unf
5med6ienlidit eingeridteten 8anfen
in 6ieier @egeno fem.
@einrib 6dbn, @attin un6 &in0e1
fin6 bon ibrem mebrpo6igem 8eiu.
de bel in Nortb Dnfota tpobnenoen
g%ertponoten nro Grenn6en tpieoer
na6 &ouie 5uriidgefebrt.
6odm. P. Mrnol6, 9. g. g., bon
ser ct. Sobannes Mbtet erfreute bter
.feine @ltern Sobantt Monolo6 uni
.6ral1, NIT n6t Gage langem Bein6e.
Sodm'iter Nbt Mleuin Gentih .
g. g., bon Ser ct. Sobannes Ibtei
bielt porlebter Sonntag bier betn
Spdamte Die Grebigt.
Soul 2auer lit aus Dem &tfmonber
@ospital ,mo er cine 3eitlang it'd
negen gerlebnngen, bic er bel einem
Mntontobils1nfnn 6apontr11g, dr5tlid
bebanoeln lief, mad Sauie %entlaiien
morben.
Mlignit Mofenbanpt, Satin uni
Grau Motb. &oImar11 11ebit &irtoerr
tpnren bier ON Sonntag in Der So
mile @onmar1t at @aite.
SIN glitter bon 49 Subre1 1T So
tbarina Difner, @attin Beg feds Meei
len nor6lib bon bier Dobneroen Ni
folaus Diifner, Dornerltagaben6 leb
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st. Johns nniperIitY

Ser bodm. 2. 3rior Mlfreb, 3.
g. g., reiite letten 6reitog nod Glen.
coe al 8eind ieiner @ertpan0ten. Bon
BORT bat er iid nod 8inona bege,
ben Inn BEL Ser Snitaaierung beg IN
sen Stang Der Moniignore erbobenet
bo9m'iten Sobn Meper, Der eth I'll
umn1ls ser l1niberiit6t lit, bieie 2ebr-
anltalt at nertreten.
Das ,lele Golege-@ebdube iiebt lei
r,er 8ouenoung entgegen. Wooern IN
ieiner inneren @inri6tung, 1T es audi
6uberlid elm impolantes @ebanoe,
meldes ieinem Mr6iteften aue @bre
madbt. Mitte Muguit miro Ser Neubol1