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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

MEN WANTED for hetectiye work ex-
pefiencrs unnecessary. Write J. GaEor
former govt. detective. St Louis
PIP 1t
WANTED-25 Men to patrol automobile
race track at Beach Monday afternoon
Apply TO H r. Gardner - Cypress
Street. at y O'Clock yOnsiay at
race COURSE zsi-2-s-st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

FOR SAI.E-r'or s250 y watt l,sslco
lighting plant. used very little cal nj
Twin Bungalows. Leach ST. Holly Hi
where you see /; IA operation. We
are getting City lights in week
time. % =.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

FOR SAIE-Ses Modern room btlfsg
allow. Dsytena Beach well located. for
cnly si.sG1. exceptional value Triple
Cities Realty Co. Lucas, the Lane Man
Manager. tat for.a Beach. Phone
f46-W- z.s-2-12-t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

THE FEST BY IN THE sTATE-.eas.
Passenger Chandler. excellent rub
her, appearance and eoTdz tor ie2,
Fiorida license ss15. Crfnend Garage
Phone i2l-H- p2-13-.t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
81. s I.

@raue Sage alf Dem nlmenbDfe.
@1peres lautlofes Marten, buB be
unbeimlide, unfi9tbare @eftult, Die
bor benz 6nufe itanb, ndbtr bera1
trat an ous Eager oes alien Ma1nes
unb bic @rl0ferbanb bob, bic fla
dernbe 2ebensflamme gu lDfden, DIE
auf unb nieber fdnt i'm Iangen, ban>
gen Sobestumpfe.
unb Damn in biefe ftillen Sage
binein Elm lautes Mabnen, bds aud,
Elm @noe bebeutete: 6artmut bate
bte 3uitenung Der bon Ma6e1eine be-
%antraeten 5deibuna erbalten.
Gin observation-disclosures. @epolltes,
Grapunaenes. uno nun tief batz
It fein 6aupt fin iiber oas S6reiben
Aefenft, nie uber eine Sooesbot.
fduft,
Darauf gum lebten Male biniiber
mad 6alfenbagen, pobin er bishtr eli
uer Sag I'm ben anberen geritten
mar, Der ibernommenen Pfli9t ge=
treu, lmfaau gu baIten.
6npn fit Sen Weg geriitet, mar
Ct nod etnmal gu ieinem 9ater ge>
qar1gen. Wiber feline @~etpobnbeit
bate berfelbe iid aug feinem mdtten
6tnbdmmerr ettpas aufgerintet u1o
gefragt:
rDu gebft na9 5aIfenbagen2
ST Mabeleine aurid2"
53um erIten Male, SAB Ct ibren.
Namen nannte. ibrer g%rtpGbnung.
that. 6nrtmut fiblte, fpie Ct bic
6orbe tpehfelte, aber rubig antpor<
tete err
Sic 1T nod perreiift." limb tpie
e in feines Duters @eiiht fftun1mt
l1nrube iub, ffiigte ct mod bin3u:
,Mber lie bIeibt nidt mebr lance
fort.""
.Midt u,ebr lanse g ,1i9t u1ebr
LANCE
Scr @reis murnaelte es Dor iih btI.
uno 9artmuts 6er3 erbebte. 81
bate aus oieier @tirnrne ge3ittert
5ipie beimlihe @ebnindt. MGr'ss
mDslih. Bob fem Batter Mabelei1e
al feben nunidtta gr ipaate teills
Grage, aber Der 3itterl,be SON bcelsi.
tcte TIN auf ieinem pit. nod Saiten4
a
@a&8P&R@ Pm sAE4 .. .&ssssGa 5aHa59A. 4AE4a%s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
fhloF,ner 3dbner htrboriiieb:

.Rra,,f - 81 biit ridt fra,,f -
laB uns niht luuqer1, unb Nerfeden
fpielen, MabeIeins - i9 neiB ID
bod, mas Did qudiillt .-- fpeiB ia al
les ~ benn e ielber bat es fid ia
angeleaer fem lai1en, guer 3ertpurfs
mfr obne iebe Obstruction allen per<
itdnbIih Al modem
@mporqefabren BON ibrem 5eFeI
ftano Mabeleine pl6Blih ba, aitternz
be Einqer taitetert iiber @apl1s Mrm.
uWas pirIit Oh iaser2 Mas ge>
fdab pdibren6 mei1er Mbptenbett
uuf galfenbngenge1
,,ginen 6fanbal hat Diefer - bies
let Menfh p%ropoairt, sic qanae I'm,
aegenb dlarmirt, als pGrft Du IN
Tin nngliid gerannt, 10 bat e. tDie
Elm Mabniinniaer mad Dir fuhen
laf1en vs. nGibreno ser Madt nit Sc
deln sic 2eute na@ Dir au%sgefan6t."
81 bat Ct 11iid6 Inn mein Jtrnblei<
Ben gefprgt - 10 febr2"
eHSn bes @rafen Worte binein fiel
eg fpie Elm fhpanfenber 6aud.
ST fibIte, mas in ibr porgi,g nao
fndte al anberem binanorGngen:
limb Bate er 11a@kr nod bic Des
litateFe qebabt. Nalfenhaae11, fofort
felbjt gu perlafenL ftatt bort 81
bleiben, bts aum Slid bic Wenbung
ser Dinqe auf ulmenbof Tam
rDie Wenbunq Der Dinge auf BEN
ulmenbpfe ~ :" Starr fab ffie i'm
an.
ST betpeqte sic @hultern. ,Der<
f0bnunq baben lie auf benz llmenbofe
m~iteinanber geftiert Batter unb
|5obn!"
limb er -- mein marr 49, 1T e.
babeim auf BEN nlmenbofe21 gs
fIana tpie ein Medaen.
Ser @raf neigfe iib ibr al unb
fab lie einbrinqen6 an.
,Was baft Du2 @epib 1T er bort
- felt ldngerer Set fdon. 3ubem
bDrte i9, Der alte Ma1rt lei ers
frunft."
8er{Dbnt! 90 limb an bes Waters
Rranfenlaqer @obn unb Sodter, IN
2iebe pertint: 6artmut unb Mngelifd!
8ieueidt um lie, bnr9 ie per16bnti
Wer16bnung auf sem ulmenbofe
batten lie gefeiert au oreien bort
- in Qiebe pereint =
@efun6en BEG @9peige1s5 IN be-
men alles in ibr 3ufammenbre4en
ponte. Do6 nit einem ltBten Mnf<
gebot an &raft unb Stdrfe raffte
i ia fih anhnr .,,r1he n,ffrph4 Hnnh a{fp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
A,tsfanft IN Dentiaer sprab..

9os Ml,Sfunftsbureal. gilt II beut.
fder Sprode bereittpiuigft nnb to.
tealoS Mllsf,,nf uber aIle Die Bun.
oesbertDoItl1g betrefferoe Mngelegen.
bette1. 6ffe11tii1es @einn6beitstpeien,
Sol0atel ullo Observation-Disclosures.
ten, @eiesgeburg, NrbeiterDerbdltnii.
ie, DECENTRALIZATION, Mllstpan0ernng,
Guaranteeing, Steuertpeiet, @eife.
p6|ie, gr3iebunggtpeie,t uin. anfra.
gen iiro 81 riid5ten an: German Sec.
tim. 9ureon Of 5oreign Language
Conformation serpice, Mmerican Neb
grpss, Is. Weit 37H street. Seem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23

Ser alma plDBlia burd i'm Bin.
MnBten ptelleiht nod mehr Wen1d1er
burum abnte. murfelte mar9 M4s
Der frebe Rnedt al tim geiproaen,
tam linn III @rinnerung:
r@s f6brt mander am 3uhthaus
pprbei, Der binein geb0rt!p
9errgott i'm 6imnel = nur bas
nicht - nur niht bas!! Nur nidt
sic G9anbe, DffentliA nit 5ingerr
net1en0 auf ben 9obten!! -
gu hdtte1t lieber mod nid)t uuf<
fteben 1pllen, Batter" 9artmut fasz
te es, ben 6rau &eihman1 benadrid~
tigt battle.
Der @reis, Der tarr hernieoer3e<
blidt bate auf feine gefalteten Som
Sc, fubr auiar1r1e1.
SO bin ia nidt frant. unb bic
fri1de SUIT nirb mir gut tbnn."
.@mausgeben ptllft DUG @r=
11redt fragte es 9artmnt nno mar
jGblings perftummt Dor Dem, mas
f1ebenb aus ieines @aters fdeuem
8ltd i'm traf. #
.SaIte MIDI midi, gebe ni&t MT
mir - LAB mid alletn."
@r lieB tbn allein, ben alten Ma1n,
lieB es inn ntbt merten, oaB Ders
1tedt feline Mrger1 Dem mub1a11
@9reitenben folgten, fpie er UNI hte
;3eit Der Mtttugsrait iiber ben !eeren
9pf i9ritt. St tannte fein 3iel.
Dnr9 bas l9nar3e Pf0rt9en. W1t
ieinet lebten arqft, fein leBter Wea
gu {einem Spbne.
@ein Sobn! 9rpb allem uno az
lem ia bod fein 5obn! lleber en1oe
anD @9ulb, Iber S9anbe uni
5mmam, bod NOD fem @obn, 1ein
Rinb, 1etn liebtes aino! 49,
Sn meiBgrausn Nebel gebiat plr
ser 9e5embertae, eifige Teudtigteit
ftri9 bur9 Die SUIT. @r blteb 10
!ange, Der alte Mann.
6artmut mar auf ben 9of binab<
gegurger. @r pagte Is ni9t5 letle
rahaui9lei9en, beimli6 33euge 5n
fem Bpm Dem, mas fi9 perberger noll<
te bineinaufpdben in bag Naer<z
beiligfte elmer Baterliebe, bag ibm per<
59loKen g~eblieben.
unb bod - er blieb 10 lange!
Gin5elne peibe 6loden beganne1
berab3ufallen, Elm paar @etnnoerl go
gerte Qartmut mod uno bann tpar It
nit raf9en @6ritten na9seetlt 81
Der @tdtte oes 6rie0ens.
Batter" 49,: Sin eritidter S@rei
uno portpdrts ftur3te Ct, bin au lbnt,
Der regungslos am 8oben lag, hinge
funfen uber ieines Spbnes @rab. bic
Mrme nm sen eriinen 9igel gef9lurz
gen.
Retn Sobter - Elm 9bnmd9tiger
nur, ben er al. ietnen Mrmen en1por<
bob, b~ineintrus in bas 9aus,, bamtt
ie i'm begte11 unb pflegten, oamtt er
peiter lebte, Md INNER meter, nit
feiners unpertpuitlihen Rraf. s,..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

9enh SIR Gttuas BON G1re 8aide?
&eaa ip, 0ann uiro Is ~ Gnd Iob.
Men, nidBt anfer Adt 81 lafeu, bah
hr G1ter Gi9euttm bebauSeln, als
pdre. e. has nnferige. &iir laben Bic
boafdubige @aidauftaIt in MDrb.
meiteu nnb Iieferu erite &lafe Mrbeit.
&ir gebrandeu feline GIeutitalen;
mir berberben baber Cure Sad6en
MIDI. @enn SIT refine Mrbet nab bf.
Re @eban6lnng tppllt, bann benft an
1ns. 11nfere 8reife fnb niebriger aIs
ipnittpo, 11nb mir beiprgen G1tre s6a.
ntilientudffde biliger ale Sir esielbit
TIM f6n1t. Nir baben Msetten in ben
u1tliegen6en StGbteu.
ID. IF. MEYER
Eigentiimer
8. Npe. Glib. ct. glorb. Mirn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-23
80. e d pi t { I.

Wb1e1ts bonn ubrtgen bremOenpDDS
lifum, BON niemano gefqnnt, ntema1o
intereNirenb in ibrer S6li9tbeit uno
unge1elIigfett, tpte auf elmer einfamer1
eSn}el allein, gang 10 ME lie es &C.:
pollt, I'M &ube 5u fammeln fir ben
leBten, ent59eiDen0en S4ritt, Der ;br
beDprftanb, lebte Mabeleiae felt 800
den in eirem ber ftiqzbornebme1 9o<
tells am Mrno in 6loren5.. Der leb>
te, Der f@merfte @9ritt! 9as 8anS
au lDfen, oas ibr 9er3 an zines Manr
mes 2eben tnipfte, Der fret fein po!lz
te BON ihr. un1 Der es tperosn
1pllte! Sage, Ndhte bate lie NIT 1th
gerungen, i'm oas gntiagen 81 ler==
men = @11tfagen In Stile unb @rDbbee..
niht in Bitternib urb @roll.
Nidt mad1en laen, ertDbten ie1e
8itterniB, bic ite nit jeoer @tnroe
getrunterl, felt iie BON tbm gegangen
mar! Wie cine Nadtpanblerin g:
ganger1, bic ibren Pfab ni@t fteht
uno bod nint itrau4elt uno nit ae>
f@lpKenen Mugen gum 3iele f9reitst,
pb er au6 an Mbgrunostiefen oabtn
fiibrte. 0DrpGrts manDernb bis our
lebten MDigli9feit ser Rraft, obue
einen Blid 3urud, bann 2t9tgefnntei
auf bliBenDen @eleifen, 2eu6ten oes
Weqes in Die meite Melt btnaus urD
plDBli@ lie 1elb1t auf biefem Wege.
Don rpllehoer Ndber11 in Die Meff gez
3ogsr. limo nit ibr ge5ogen MGR,
pobin fie ii9 au@ tpanote, etn 81
innern, oas brDhneno in ibr nd6<
flang: s
IN mein 2eben bdft Du Did
geordngt baft S9idial gefpielt -
bait zines Mannes f4pade S:'tunbe
It's lie batte Is eebDrt, battle Is
pieber unb pieber in ii6 gefih.t,
pas .~3ufammenftir3en Der Bride
anif9en iiEbr unb benz Manne, befen
3ippen biie5e Morte ait ihr gefpro4en,
pubtt, bab iie ietre Qlugtn nidt piss
Ser auf fi6 ruben fihlen f%Du1te, baB
Bic 5futh 3ipt1dbe1 1bnsr bral1Dets
oaB rettungslos psrgangen mar,
tpas lie chamber gegeben on
@utem unb a,t 59limmem.
@Alimmes, baS aud lie ibm 9ez
geben -- aud fe!! SSln ser ginfam<
felt ibres S4mer3es bette lie Gr~
tenntntB qefunben, NOR fte .febe16 De-
porbsn. Wie IL. 3Itud .aIlaeit az .Ahohf
binaufgebpben battle ror tbm nit III.
rem Wtrtb. nit ihrsr 2iebe sSSdJz
glauben. Wie iie 6er fremoer Wef::,
III ser oie @ur5eln laSen bon iibbreaB
Mannes Meisn, 3u gering eeaehtst
Dor ber eigener, bbe ie ihm fdf1,t.a
snDllte. II #8.
@didial gefpielt uno fdulbia
getporben aud k an tim
5iuie CT an ibr-
Belize hatten fiid einanoer t0btlif
irs Der3 ~getroffen, aud fos1I1, 81 tel
ne dtlDere mebr geftanoen hatte mn
oererttpilIen er feline 5reibeit begebr
tx. IS mar gu groe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
.DRYs GET READY
FOR HEAVY BOUT
Congressional ProhIs Lining Up for
Expected Onslaught as Result
Of Recent Election; Inter.
csts Are Active.

Washington. Nov, ie.-1bo drya
hold a two thirds majority In the
new congress. Wet hopes OF amcnd'
ing the volatcad act must be de-
fcrrcd until after next election, al
least.
Wayne II. wheeler. legislative
chief OF the Antlsaloon League, told
tho United Press today careful
canvass OF the nov congressman,
had hccn made and that as a result
dry leaders are confident they ntIll
control.
Wheeler declared that:
i-congrcssIonal drya now arc
masslng their forces to withstand
the wet uprising which is expected
as result OF tho wet acnllmont In
the recent elections.
Am effort will be made 10 take
prohibition enforcement out Of poll.
tics" by passage Of the bill placing
all federal agents under civil SER
vice.
3-No new teeth" measures are
planned for Introduction In con.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

iiu record In tho next two years.
whereas tho radicals and intellect.
unla viii simply mako third party
among themselves and try 20 win
support for Il ON pledges and prom.
iaea. u IA tho difference between
promise aud performance and bo.
tween the two. political observers
point out. the people ara more like.
ly TO bc drawn TO tho group that
has made n record o. actual achieve.
mcnt.
II taxes remain high and llc
heasy on the farmer aud the small
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
STANDARD GETS CONTRACTS.


0iy The United rrca.)
Washington. Nov. 10. l. Contracts
TO supply fuel oil TO shipping board
vessels during the coming year were
today awarded by the shipping
board TO the Standard OH company
of New Jersey and TO the Texas
company.
The Standard OIL company viii
supply 100000 barrels at prices
ranging from $3.50 to sl.G7 per bar
rel for oil delivered TO land termi.
nails. and from si.36h to s1.Gi for
oil delivered from bargos.
The Texas company will supply
one million barrels at prices of
from Sl.3s to S149 for or delivered
at terminals and at Sl.55h for oil
delivered from barges.
II lis understood at the shipping
board that California oil will be de.
livered by the Standard Oil com
pany.
Deliveries on these contracts will
begin on November IS. and con
tinue until December 81, 1923.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
scHAFER BEATS FRENcHMAN

New York. Nov. l6.-Jake schafer,
worlds champion, defeated Roger
Cont, French champion, last night
in the fifth game of the worlds
championship tornament. His score
was 500 to 25l In nine innings for an
average Of 50 SO.
Schafer's high run of 1876 was the
best so far in the tournament.
In the fourth game WGker Coch-
ran defeated Erich IIagenlocher, the
German champion, by 20 points.
In today's matches, Edouard Hore-
mans, Belgian champion, will meet
llagenlocher and Willie Hoppe, for
mer worlds champion, will play
Cochran.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

business man; II Industrial iegls'
laiion unnleasing TO labor and eco
nomic aud laws unhelpfnl 20 the
farmer are paaaed and II kuropn
does not como back. creating mar.
kela for American goods and pros.
peFlly for American workers. there
Is very likely TO be n strong third
party demonstration by rebels with.
In the ranks OF the two present
parties.
4 third party. like any other. De.
pcnda largely on It's lcadershlp Tor
success and for that reason. the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

sponsors OF existing now party
movement are trying hard 10 line up
Senators norah. I.afollette. Johnson
and other progresnlyca With their
various political orecda. These sena.
tors are standing aloof. Not even
Lalollotlo wishes just yet TO join
any handmade third party. Borah
refuses 10 be trapped into jumping
the party fcnsc. johnson grows
moro regular aa the days 30 by. All
of thom want TO watch Developments
during the oomins two years. before
they quit their present allegiance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
GOOD SOAP FOR LESS
THAN TWO CENTS A POUND

the pure. clean soap you need for
kitchen, laundry and all household
purposes.
You will find simple directions for
soapmaking Oh the label of every can
Of Merry Was Lye-also many other
recipes such as how to make I've
hominy. how to soften water, how TO
make clothes washing easy. how TO
brighten cooking utensils, etc. o
Merry War Powdered Lyo is also a
wonderful cleaner and purifier Cor use
about the home, barn, chicken house
and outhouses. Comes in convenient
canwitr revolving sitting top that can.
not come off, cannot get lost, recloses
tightly and preserves contents. 1t is
economical to buy and easy to use.
Ask your dealer for Merry War Lyc
-be sure you get "Merry War" the
lye that has made good for 33 wears.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
Third Party to
Form, Is Opinion



democrats. Tho kind OF third party
the. republicans aud democratic
leaders are concerned about is one
made up Of republican or democrat.
&c voters, or both-a third party
that viii ruin either one or both OF
the now dominant political groups.
Republican leaders for instance.
fear more greatly the farm bloc
which will sit In the slxty.oighth
congress. aa third party. nucleus
than all the conferences OF radicals.
liberals and intellcctuals that eau
be held. II the farm bloc develops
into n third party. Il will do so on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
GRAY THANKS VOTERS.

To the voters OF Grady county:
wish TO express my gratitude to all
who supported me in my candidacy
for representative. shall endeavor
to show my appreciation of your
confidence by giving you my best
efforts to serve you as member of
the legislature.-Gordon Gray
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
Amazon Colds to
Weld ROiiing-Pin
on R0ughneck Male

Toledo. Ohio. Nov. ic.-GirIs OF
Toledo University laid down the Ia =
Of the rolling pin TO roughneck
males hero today.
More than thirty goods are en-.
rolled In the new courtesy cnforc.
Ing organization known as the
Amazon Club II male student
fails 10 tip his hat when he meets
a girl student, he gets a threatening
letter from the Chief snoopcrvlscr
OF the Amazons. A rolling pin Ia
drawn ut the bottom OF the request
card to command obedience.
Dressed IN regular kn klux cloth.
Ing the Amazons viii meet In secret
twice month TO diacuss the short
comings OF the men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

Secretary OF the Oklahoma Educa.
tion association and state superin.
tendcnl.clect. who win be one OF the
principal speakers at tonIght's ses.
sion OF tho Grady County Teachers
association. now holding It's annual
meeting here. A. G. Parsons. head
Of the Oklahoma City schools. also
viii speak tonight.
Mr.. Nash assumes the office OF
state superintendent OF public IN.
struction IN January. lie received
tho democratic nomination by q
large majority and was an easy
victor over bis republican opponent
In tho general election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
ATTENTION LADIES.

We are showing a beautiful line
OF handmade Christmas gifts. Any
ono desiring 20 enter their work.
please have Il IN by Saturday. No
yemher is.-- Mra. A. A. cnbblncsa
iiiis chlckasha. Room Z. Phone
Ss'. it2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
Make Il AT Home By This
Easy Process Takes Less
Thar 80 Minutes.

Nowadays, more and more women
are doing az their mothers did and orc
making their own soap. IL you have
never tried II. you will be surprised 10
see how easy it is to make good soap,
soft soap, hard soap or floating soap,
just by using kitchen scraps and waste
grease together with a can of Merry
War Lye. the safe andsure soapmeker.
In the cid days when soap was made
by the boiling process it took nearly
all day to make a kettle of soap. Nov
il Is hardly any work at all--requires
no boiling-takes less than 30minutes.
Saves YOU money and gives You all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

srcss-drya being sapremely con
tent with the present law.
Wheeler declared the "wct era
hcraided by the election was largely
a myth investigation had deter.
mined. he sald. that many eougrcss.
men and senators who were claimed
by tho vets. are not vets at all.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
PUBLIC RECORDS
MarrIaoe Llcense.'

Marriage License.
Raymond Hallmark. age 22. OF
Marlow. and Miss Hattie Wells. age
20. OF NARROW.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29
!. Arthur Lindbers. Div. No. Z. Is n scents

Arthur Lindberg Div. No. !. 10 cents
81 @. u. Brekkestrand. Div. No 10. 81
cents per mile travelled. S.,
Knute Larson. Div. No 10. 42hs
cents per mile travelled
John Black, Div. No. "A. 421z cents
Alfred Hvidsten, Div No. Is, As
y Andrew strandquist. Div. No. is. As
cents per mile travelled
81 Emil Johnson. Div. No. II. 43 cents
per mile travelled. /5e
6 Clarence 2, Moen. Div. No. IS, IS
cents per mile travelled.
Henry B. Severts, Div. No. 10. 40,
cents per mile travelled.
B: Alfred Morberg, Div. No. 20, 40 cents
per mile travelled. ?
Der = mile Al s f1sXaiad Div No %, 81 cents
- H. Knutson, Div No. %, 40 cents
Ole e: Tveit Div. No. "a. 1914 cents
Fred Bucholz, Div. No. rs. 40 cents
per mile travelled. = =. =
PA Paul P. spnd, Div, No. 2e W.. 40
cents rEa ! per Emil mile traXeled: a,:;
cents per mile travelled.
cents per mile travelled.
o. arthur 4 Christofferson. Div. No. 30,
Geo. N. Paulson. Div. No. 30. "a
cents per mile travelled.
Victor Bragg, Div. No. 81, 35 cents
per mile travelled.
W. H. Helps, Div NO. 80, s21k cents
per mile travelled
Oscar Ramstad, Div. No. SO, "a cents
per mile travelled.
~ On motion adjourned to April 25th.
1922. at 10 o'clock A. M.
CARL r. OLSON,
Chairman County Board Marshall
County, Minnesota
Attest:
: A. G. LUNDGREN,
I County Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29

The quarterly meeting of the Red
River Valley Baptist Young Peoples
convention will be held at Argyle Fri
day evening, March 31st, at I 30 +.
NJ. and will continue Saturday and
Sunday. Fine singing and splendid
speakers Everybody is welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29
OBITUARY

Mrs Christina Walberg was born in
Nyskoga, Varmlands Lam i Sweden
ian. End, 1864 and died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Percy J. House
of Prescott, Wis, March Goth, 1922
aged IS years, ? months and Is days.
The children left to mourn their
mother are the sons Edward and "Os-
car of Oak Park township, and daugh-
tiers, Mrs Hans Peterson, Of Higdem
township and Mrs Percy J. House,
of Prescott, Wis.
Mr. Walberg, one daughter Alice and
son Rudolph have previously passed
beyond the veil of time
Funeral services were conducted
from the Oak Park home Tuesday
afternoon, March 2Sth, 1922, Pastor
Joseph G.. Mattson officiating.
Interment was in the Elm ceme-
terry.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29
Mr.. E. G. King Tells . Womb
Story About Rats. Read It.

For months. my place was aMve
with rats. Losing chickens, e9Q
feed. Friend told me to try RAT
SNAP. I did. Somewhat disappoht-
ed at first not seeing many dead rats.
but in few days didn't see 4 live
one. What were not killed are not
around my place. RAT-SNAP sure
does the trick" Three sizes, Csc, &c,
$1.25s2 Sold and guaranteed by War
rem Pharmacy and Peoples Trading
Go.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29
MRS. PORTEN PASSES AWAY

The people OF this vicinity were
shocked when they heard the sad news
of the sudden death of Mrs. Chas.
Porten Saturday afternoon. She had
been failing in health for week but
had been up and about her house
hold duties as usual. Having prepared
the afternoon lunch she said she was
not feeling well and would sit down.
Noticing her heavy breathing they
went to her assistance but the angel
of death had come and all help was
of no avail. DR.. Without was called
but arrived shortly after her death
The funeral will be conducted from
the house Thursday at one o'clock and
the services held at the Elm church
The community extends their heart
felt sympathies to the relatives III
their bereavement
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29
LYCEUM NUMBER WAS GOOD.

The Hoosier Male Trio rendered
their program at the high school au-
tlitorium in the presence Of large
audience Those present were very
much nleased with the entertainment
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-29

Norwegian Lutheran Church Of
AlvarallO
S. J. BREKKE Pastor
No services Sunday.
Sunday school at II o'clock.
Young Peoples meeting Thursday
evening of this week. ~.s =
Ladies' Aid entertained by Mrs. An
na johnson Thursday of next week
Choirs meet for practice Wednesday
evenings.