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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Host Of Proposed Changes Will
BE Voiced Under Rule Of I'm.
limited Amendments-Will
Pass by Safe Margin and
without Material Modifica-
iioa-British Embassy De-
MES Influencing Legislation

W.H..0.tou. Nov. 70. --Budeted
L,,k aad forth ~ three days of gem
oral d,hate. the administration ship
,,e hin tomorrow will enter what is
1 r,vIy asrecd to he its realNrou-
IA yurc iu the House. Il will be
,a up under a rule permitting
,...,.i,fat.ou OIL any germane
,scu,Iucnt and indications are that
m.,tIiudp OF such proposed
,...r,s Win be offered and disposed
are tie final vote Wednesday
J.. a-
Us, roli nsht over the measure is
,yucted during the next three days,
n tirman Campbell. OF the rules
,gnimittc, having announced that
,5e rue permitting unlimited
s,r,nln,, Ut was made with the spe-
IN, purpose OF giving the House an
opportuuity to pass the sort of ship
r,rr hill i wanted and one on which
\ eu'd be- viii 70 stand.
Notwithstanding the prospect of
\, rm.nDd efforts 10 change the bill.
K .p..s.u'.N,, Nou,tl Wyoming
l,ounu,au leader. has assured
President Harding that it will pass
M Hsuso uv comfortable margin
aad uts,t proponents OF the meas
W. hnr oppressed the belief that
gl through without material
no
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Death of Noted
Character Actress

Brookline, Mass, Nov. 26.-kate
Ryan, for so years a noted character
actress with Boston stock companies,
died today in the Trumbull hospital,
after an illness of several weeks. =,
Miss Ryan began her stage life at
the age of 16 and for 20 years was
a member of the old Boston Stock
Company. The greater part of her
stage work was performed in Boston
with the Museum and other stock
companies, but she made occasional
appearances in New York and other
PARTS of the country.
She was prominent figure in the
Women's Suffrage movement and was
the founder of the Professional Wom-
ans Club of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
General Forecast

Sunday night the air pressure was
low and falling generally east of the
Rocky Mountains with centers of min
imum pressure over the Canadian mari
time provinces and the region Of the
Great Lakes. This pressure distribu-
ton has been attended by a continual
ton Of cool weather over and east of
tn; Mississippi valley.
There have been light SHOWS within
the last "a hours in the region of the
Great Lakes and the elevated regions
of the Middle Atlantic states.
In the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states the weather will be unset
tied with light SHOWS in the interior
and light rains or SHOWS on the coast
Monday. and cloudy Tuesday. without
r. aterial change in temperature.
Winds north Of Sandy Hook: Mod
crate TO fresh southcrly:, weather I'M
settled; ligh: snow or rain Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Group Buildings Burn
At Winter HarbOr

Bangor, Me-. Nov. 26.-Fire at
Winter Harbor which broke out at
about $50 o'clock, Sunday afternoon
in the general store of A. B. White
house destroyed that building and
contents and spread to the row of
small wooden buildings adjoining.
including the telephone exchange, a
barber shop and pool room and was
stopped at the plumbing shop of NJ.
B. Jordan. AS communication was
cut off, further particulars could not
be obtained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Tug and Lighter to
Aid Schooner Small

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nov. 20
The tug Alert, with the lighter Abbie.
left here today to go to the assistance
Of the schooner Lizzie d. Small, At
lantic coastwise trader which was re-
ported yesterday as in danger Of
breaking up as she lay on a sandbar
east of Two Mile Rock, off Westport.
The crew had been taken off and land
ed by the coast guard cutter Acushnet.
The Small. lumber laden, was bound
for New York from Bangor and Port
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Want Dry Sleuths
Under Civil Service

Wash ngton. Nov. 26.-The Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League
announced today that during it's an
nual convention here, December Z
and s. it would ask President Hard
ing to recommend to Congress plac-
ing of the entire prohibition enforce
ment unit under civil service rules
Us means of obtaining better enforce
ment of the VolStead act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
r. l. Granite Cutters
Reach Agreement

Westerly, r. J.. Nov. 26.-The Smith
Granite 60. and Kimball &. Coombs,
granite manufacturers here. have sign
ed an agreement with the Granite Cut
ters' Union. it was announced -oday.
These two companies followed the lead
OF the Corduri Granite Works ami the
Columbia Granite Works. Three
fifths Of the granite cutters of this
center have now signed contracts.
The settlement provided for a 81 an
hour minimum wage and for a 44-hour
week for seven months and a 40-hour
the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
MAKES UP With
Wife when COURT
BLOCKS DIVORCE
Prof. Herman Had At
tempted to. Take New
Wife Too Soon
Agrees to Recognize Legiti-
macy of Significantly at
Issue in Recent POulin Tier
nan Case-To Probe Pcssi-
BILE Criminal Collision in
Recent Divorce Hearing

South Bend, Ind. Nov. 26.-Another
sensational angle in the marital rela-
tons of Professor John P. Herman
and Mrs. Augusta Herman, principals
in the Poulil paternity case. developed
today when the professor, whose de-
cree of divorce from Mrs. Herman was
invalidated yesterday by the local SUI
perior court following his marriage
to Mrs. Blanche Brimmer, returned
here and effected reconciliation with
the first Mrs. Herman.
Professor Herman, in a statement
here tonight said he and Mrs. Herman
had agreed to patch up their differ
e"ces He also said he had agreed to
recognize Baby Billy. over whose pa
ternity the recent Poulin-Tiernan case
arose, as his son.
South Berd. Ind. Nov. 25.-Judgc
Chester Montgomery late this after
noon vacated the divorce decree grant
"a Thursday to John p. Tiernan, for
mer professor at the University of
Notre Dame. from Mrs. Augusta Tier
nan. He Sc, Dec. 1 / at the date for a
rc-hearing OF the case. and declared
he wo Id 50 to the bottom of the case,
to discover all possibilities of GRIM
lnal collision in the previous hearing.
Tiernan was married today at Crown
Pont Ind. to Mrs. Blanche Brimner
of Hansell, Ia.
At the sane time tie former wife Of
the professor. who said she was sur
priSed by the announcement of the
marriage, announced she would take
o ction to lave the divorce annulled.
" assorted 3 e was 'tricked" by the
professor into agreeing to the divorce
proceedings. She said they had made
on agreement to go through with t, y
divorce as method of satisfying pub
lie opinion. following the paternity
trial, in which she accused Harry Pou-
lin of being the father of her third
born child. Shortly after the divorce
was granted. she asserted she and the
professor planned to be remarked and
TO settle in some other city.
Mrs. Tiernan said she never had
heard of Mrs. Brimmcr. She said she
vas certain the professor had not been
acquainted with the woman prior to
the trial. Asked if she intended to
turn over } the custody of Mr. Tier
ran their two Oldest children. who had
been awarded him. she cmphatically
declared sic would not.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Salem Man Hangs
Himself in Closet

Salem. Mass, Nov. 25.-When
Mrs. Thomas A. O'Donnell returned
to her home late today she was I'M
able to find her husband. whom she
had left ill in the house. With a
neighbor. Mrs. Katherine Patrick,
she searched the house and found
him hanging by a clothes line in a
closet, dead. He had been ill two
months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Sudden Death
Of Bangor Grocer

Bangor, Me, Nov. 26.-Thomas
Francis Hckson, IF the firm of
Robert Hickson's Sons, conducting
the Oldest grocery business in Bangor,
established in 1916, died suddenly to-
day at his home, of acute indigestion.
He was So years old. Surviving are
his wife ana five sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Rifle Discharge Kills
No. Ellsworth Youth

Bangor. Me-, Nov. 26.-Ralph Gray,
1G, son of Herman Gray. Of North
Ellsworth, was killed by the acciden-
tai discharge of rifle as he was
taking the weapon from a wagon at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
THE WEATHER
LOCAL SHOWS

Northern New England: Local
SHOWS Monday. Tuesday cloudy; lit
tie change in temperature.
Southern New England, eastern New
York: Light snow or rain on the
coast. snow in the interior Monday.
Tuesday cloudy; little change in tenn
perature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
Boston Forecast

For Boston and vicinity: Light
thaw or rain Monday. Tuesday gen.
orally fair; not much change in tenn
peratuie; moderate southerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27

Bargains and Nsws-all In one
are found on the Journal CLASSIFIED
Ad page. There's something there to
interest you.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Eooesfdae.
6ra11 @iaiam gilperiun*

Das Acknowledgements BON Trau
Mnna Marta 5ilperlon, Satin bon
Mtatam @tlperion, Hrdiioent Der
@agle Noler Min Gompanp, fano
am Montag, 9 nbr, BON Der 5etlt=
gen Dretfalttgfettsfirde aus ftatt.
Ser 2et6nam murbe bann na9 Gtnz
etnnatt nberfubrt, MO Ste 8etletune
erfolgte.
Gral @iloerlon ftarb nnertpar=
tel auf benz Speration8tii6 bes
9oretto @ospitalS. ste batte fid
mdbrenb beS cages nt6t mobl ge=
ifnblt nnb nnrbe nod oem 5oSpiz
tai gebradt, no it6 beran8itellte
bab 5te Elm @alenletoen batte. 0te
Berftorbene NOR snr Set ibre8 Nb=
lebenS 50 Sabre aft. 9te mnrot
in Gootnston, &p. geboren uni
lebte na@ ibrer Bermdb1ung init
tbrem @atten in Cincinnati. Son
bort fiebelten ite 3uer6 1ad Mtcoaet,
Mtnn. iiber, no Serrn 9tlper fon
ettne Mible beiab nno famen lpdte1
mad Stem nlm, 100 er tn Bite eagle
Noller MtM eintrat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

.Sfiuss Of Gobap", bas in eng
.lti6er 5prade IN 1872 Naiiau 5trset
Stem Oorf @ttp, eri6etnenbe beuti6=
freun6lide Wo6enblatt bot 1i1 Elm
tgrobes 8erbienit er%tporben burd
Ber6ffentlidl1ns ether bilige11 Mu8z
gobe BON Treoertd S S6rabers
s@ef9i6te Ser gentffhen III Nmerifa
$3.50 geuen; go Gents.) STE
'nddN y1anlmmlesrr pioon3i rsSllnes fof
|Io6a1r sntbdfltA dlnberfn beadltenls-
.Derte Nrttfel 1lnter dnloeren: nGuiz
tan Nr6toe8 Nepeal Ortgin Of
Wor1b MarA, sb6 6. 9. Morel;
uIbe @ermanzNmerica11 in YoltI
tics ." 6of. @barles Nage1 at tie
Rreb 8arlquetA. NlSnabmSmeiie
flpir0 iett em DretzWeo1latS Mbonz
lnement gu $1.OO ~angemmmen,
.fDeun Dor Der 0abl etngeianot.
E#sl8##g8a&A58S - s&r.$ sgsssgE.&.S #sH3HF
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
@reus uno &elloee ipre@en bier
am 6reitag.

Seute, Treitag, BEN 20. Otto
BET, abenbS 8 ubr, tperben 5enato1
Tranf 8. &ello9g nno @onpet=
neur s. q. Bren8 tn SET Seem III
mer Nrmorp ipre6en. @ritere1
NITRO ba8 Broieft be8 ct. 2anrence
@aiiertDeg8 flarlegen nrb an6 nbe1
eine Otenite al8 &ongrebmitglteh
bert6ten. @ouperneur Yreua
lpra9 am II. Sftober in M1onte=
ot6eo urb nitro TN Nnf@lub an bie=
len 8ortrag BIER iiber Ste Stener=
rebnftton ipre@en. Nu6 CT mtrl
etnen 8ert6t iber feine btSbertge
Tdttgfeit geben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
&o@5eiten
2ueber= 8raunreiter.

Die germdblung bon SRI. Minz
ME Braunretter, 9o6ter bon 5errn
unb Trd1t @arl 8raunreiter, mobnz
baft an Norb German Stra6e NIT
Gmil 2iber, .@obn bon Trau So
Danl1a 9itber, mobnbaft Morb 8roaoz
tpap, fanb am Montag morgen in
ser bie{tsen Dreifaltisfett8firde itatt.
8ep. ST.. g6linfert fpra6 Sic btu
benben @orte In @eeenmart bon
SRI. emma 8raurreiter unb So
iepb 8rannreiter, @6melter nnb
Brn6er Der 8raut.
Nn Sic &irdenfeterli6feit i6lob
ii6 ein @o65eitSfriibitiid I'M @lternz
bauie ber 8raut nnb Sic Mcuper>
mdblten begaben fid ba1r pet Muto
nod ct. Saul, mo iie etntge Sage
tbrer Sltttermoden gu berleben gez
benfen. Die 8raut mar btS III
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

a%ngritalt1rten Nefor0 BON 8 5tnnoea
nnb 10 Minuten. Sic gr0bte gntz
fernung iItieg bon rln6 2 &tlometer
auf 10 &ilDmeter in bieIem Sabre.
Sic grfolge fiiinb b~egrunbet ii Ser bon
Sabr gu Sdbr fpnbietu0en gerbouz
fomnung Der Blug5euge un6 in Der
nadienoen l1ebnng rrb grfabrung
Ser Sliegsr. Bas bie 2nubo0geI
leIiteN ii6 J1rpe 98Iigeli6Iag in Die
9Dbe u5niidrauben, lit audi benz
Nienidenf m0glib %getporoen. Nm
MBten Sage Beg Bettbetperbs itan>
ben mebrfa6 brei 8lug8euge 8ueIei6
am 9immel, rubig tire 8abnen 8ie>
ben0 p0er audi bDnig gegen Ben itarz
Ten 8ir6 tini6ipebeno> bis 800 Mez
ter Iber Ste Nbflugsitele, Elm Nnblid,
Sen feiner Der 8euge ipar, berge{len
pirb. 9as 5infen oes Slug8eugs re-
latib 5n Der umgebenben 2uftmaie.
1T alin IN g~rmangelung etnes 0io<
tors nnbermei0li9. Sebohr tanr Elm
5teigem re1attb 3ur@noe erreibt fper<
ben, tpenn Sic Quftmafien IN Mnf<
dpartsbeipegung ergriffen iinb. Sol6e
Nuftpdrtsbetpeg1ngen fin6 I'M @ebir<
ge an dpirbrei6en Tagen regelmdbig
borbanben; iie fi1l0 Defenders frdftie
an qner 5n 8inb ii9 erffredenben
@dngen, tpn bie 2uft ge5tplrrgen
miro, iiber Sen 8ers biniiber8uflieBen
&egelfDrmige Serge iin6 tpeniger gez
eignet, fpei1 BORT Die 2uft aub 1eit1id
Tim ben 8erg berumfIieben fa1n. Sic
@unit 6es 5egelfliegetS Deficit MIR
einerletts bnrin, in 6ent oft bon ftarz
fen 5tru6eln 6ur9iebten 8inb Das
@Iei69etpi6t 6u balten, un6 an0ererz
ietts ri6ttg gu beurteilen, mo ser
8in6 CUNT 5egeln am geeisnetiten
lit. Cine beionbepe &unft lit es ba~
BET, nltb Sic Bin6F6be fir 6as
9teigen ous5uniiben." &c lit alio
cine &nnit, Sic in 5aber Nusbauer err
Isrnt fem mill. 8ie Sic Motorflug<
tutit, miro ite gar manGes 0pfer
Ell orbern, aber au6 iie ipiro itd
our6ieBen uno gerdbe 9eutf6laub,
oem bie 8l1gir6uitrie 5urd auerban0
@bifanen I'M Sriebensbertrag Iabm
geIegt tper6en fol-, duan6elt 1rere
8abne1, Sic auf @ieien19ritten IN
bas9aei1 Seq menfbliben Bprt}9ritts
fbineinfubren.
8. septentber 1922.-Sn Giant
ounig, am Sube 1es Montblanc, mo
er CUR grbolung t%peilte, lit Marcel
5embat plDbIi6 gefprben. Or tpar
eim Sran5oie, NIT bem iib au9 Der
9eutf@e b%eritanoigen fonatte. 9aB
feline gra1 I'M 8ittpeni9mer5 ii9
ielbt ben Sob gab, 5eugt BON Dem
8ert ,hen er a1s Meni9 beiaB. Sic
8oB tpibmet linn II. a. Sen ebrenDen
Na9ruf: CT tpar fein eleganter, dber
.1umorboller, biiiiger, ein itimmbez
.gabter, Elm nusbauernoer n1o Dor al
fem Elm mutiger @eorer. CT tpar
~aberbaupt mutigl Ct batte she gou>
rage I'M Sranfpei6 Ser Borfriegs5eit
gegen BEN @trom beg Matiotnlismus
gu i@tpimmen, bas 8lnonis nit
&uBlan6 GIT berbammen, Sue @infrei<
i%nngspplitif Der entente nn5uflagen
fir eiine 8erifatt6igung nit 9euti@z
1dnb, ia fogar fir Sen ger3i6t .auf
Sic uberlonenen Brobin8en" ein8utrez
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
&Dnigsfr6nnng
ii Nnmdnie1t
@iro Ser 8epDferung 6es 2anbes
piele MiGipnen fDiten. 9ie nerz
ihieoene11 5eterlidfeiten tparer
Mnfdnge ser @D6e.

Sic oft perfdobene Rr1ntlng bon
@6ntg Tsr6ina11b nTo &6nigtn WlarIe
ftuoef bieie Mode 1tatt. @8 1oll bas
gr0bte Set III ser @ef6t6te bon
Numdnten merben, NIT off entlt9en
unb prtpaten Nnslagen In Ser 50be
BON 800 MtItonen GraneS. DaS
Brogramm begann Counting NIT
Nnfnnft Der f6niglt6en Tamlte IN
Nlbaiultq, inmttten BON Stebe11bir>
qen, no sic eigentli6e &rOnung porz
oe1ommen muroe. Ser Srt, ben
Numanien BON nngarn IN Ser Trte=
benSregelung erbtelt, 1T Der 0ez
b%urt8plab oeS rumdnti6en Natto<
ualbel0en Midael Der 5apfere.
DaS Sort bat bios 5000 Ginmob<
ner, murbe aber in bieien Tagen
jaum Yilgerort fir 100000 treue
nntertane1, meift itebenblr9ii6e
Bauern in ser Ira6t, tpelde RuSftn
ba8 malerii9ite &oitiim tn europa
genannt bat.
01tTalIuH9 UuA PtAlH+
Da8 &0nigSpaar >pnrbe BON Mtt=
olieoern ser Megterung empfangen
unb fubr unter militdrtidem @elett
f: mad ser @atbe6rale, no bobe ftr6=
ltde WHroentrdser etne So6mene
,elebrterten nnb Sic &r0nung TN
Beilein BON Mboronungen aus an
! Bern Qdnbern pol5ogen muroe. gfa6z
bet perla8 etn @erolb bte Hroflaz
|mation oes &1nigs, eth Teitmabl
uno militaril6e 8eii6ttsnng folg=
ten. Ser Sag f6lob NIT Nbretie
Ser @eienf6aft mod Bufareit. gea6
ser Mnfunft bortielbit iiberrei6te Ser
@ta6trat oem &0rtg baS berf6mm=
ltde Brot unb @al3. Mm Na6<
mtttag mar Elm GROCER @@au5ug.
MbenbS ein @taat8mabl unb @m<
pfan9 fir Ste ausldnbii6en Mtiiionen
unb 6as biplomatti6e &orpS. Ser
amertfanil6e @eianote Setter Gl19nit
San pertritt Ste Ser. 9taaten BET
SEN peri6iebenen @elesenbeiten.
Dienstag oormtttag buloigten 10000
Birgermetiter aus alien Hropinz
sen Dem Serri9erpaar, baS on et=
1em Banfett I'M @arol Barf tell
nabm. Dteie 8eranltaltung foitet
gegen 40 Minionen TrancS. Seoem
Bnrgermeiiter mer6en aus benz
@peilefonb ale Nuslasen ieiner Retie
3ur &rDmung eriebt. 9pdter emf
pfang baS &0nigspaar bte Mitgliez
ser be8 Barlament8; Die 6eitlt6z
feiten enbeten abenb8 nit ether
@alaporltenung im Mattonaltbeater.
Ser grobe Nufmano Der 6egternng
it6bt bet Sen Mtnoerbett8parteten
auf itarfen @t0eritano. 9te err
fldret, bab bie A1t8lagen ange<
ii@tS ser 9eipannten Itnan5lage
oeS Qanbe8 nt9t bere9ttgt itno.
--- '.%" sl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Minneipta 8utter sic aaerbefe,

Minneiotas Butter 1T mie6erum
alS ste bette In SEN 9taaten anerz
fannt. SET ser Nattonal Datrp
5bom kbte @o9e 9etDann Mtnne=
lota baS ieibene 8anner far Ste
bette 8utter, melde8 bon Ser SEA-
ttonal 8uttermafer Niioetation ausz
geiebt morben NOR. DteieS 8anner
lit ba8 am metlten begebrte bel
SEN Bntterma6ern unb eS 1T 6tes
baS l4te Meal TT Is Sabren, bdb
sic foitbare Iropbde an BEN @taat
Mtnneio ta fdllt. Soma getDann ben
YreiS I'M pe%rgar9enn Sabre.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

ten ,un0 tpag einem S%ran8pien ba<
mails an bD@iiten an5urednem tpar-
an Sic Briebfertiefeit ser helti9en
8olitif gu glal1ben un6 ii@ DffentIid
gu bie1em @Ialben gu betemnen. Rur5
bor benz &riege bat er ein 8nb berz
.0ffentli@t: rSaites TN roi-ii MOI,
Id pair", inbem er 1en arieg
ials urrbermei0li@e Bo1ge Ser rnififdz
Neutrality-suspicious. Bolitif bordus>
.iagte 1tno Der gereinigung nit
9eutimIam Bag 8ort rebet. s@E
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
@dbreno Der lebten Sabre lebten
SEER unb Trau @tlperlon mdbreno

Wdbreno Der lehten Sabre lebten
9err nnb 6rau 5tlperlon mdbreno 4
ser 5ommermonate IN Seem nlm,
tpdbrenb lie Ben Winter IN Mmmt,
Sla. perbra9te /. Sn bieism Sabre
farnen iie I'M M1at mad bier nno
wobnte1l I'M Dafota Sau8. Nuber
ibrem @atten mtr6 Sic 8erforbene
nod BON tbrer To6ter, 6rau Sialz
mer @otbdle, Minneapolts, be-
trauert uno ferner bon ibren 99mez
tern, Jran 9ofepb Gpple, Stem
Tim; lrnno aTrau 9obn Betermann,
ct. 2outg.4 Inter beneil, bic Ser
Be9rdbntSfeier bter %betpobnten ma=
rem: @err nno Trau 5otoale nno
|1o6tsr @arol BON Mtnneapolts,
Trau 6reo -@ommer BON ct. Saul,
|59meiter bon 9errn 5tlperion, Sri.
Clara @pple uno Brau Charles Gil
perlon, ct, Saul; Serr nno Tran
q. s. S6s, Trau @dlter S6s nno
@tntam OTIS, idmtli6 ben 9prtnsz
fielo.
Grieba 8e1er+
9amStag Sem "A. Oftober, NOR
gems 8 nbr, oerltarb I'M bteiigen
|3oretto Soipital nod fur3er &ranfz
beit, SRI. Trieoa Better, T06ter
BON 9err1 nno Tran 6reo Yeller
BON @elltngton 5onnibtp. Ote
Ser torbene itanb I'M 24{ten 2es-
bensiabr nnb TT ether Bau@fellenz
e~nf3iinonns gum Spfer gefaflen. @ie
nar NUT mentge Sage Dor ibrem
Mbleben franf nnb batte nur bier
Sage I'M &ranfenbauie 5ugebra6t.
DaS Acknowledgements fanb Dtensz
tagna6mtttag BON Ser lutberiiden
Stride tn Welltnston aus itatt unb
Ste Beiiebung erfol9te auf 0em bor=
ttgen fBrieobofe.
2eiet Sic sn5eieem in bieie 3eitmte.
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.gmrner gbeater.

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111a ,Sper the Stills" CUR Nuffib=
rang, ba8 mod bem befannten al
ten @ebt6t: rOper tbe Stills TO TIE
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tanen misunderstanding NIT atem=
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lit eine &om0ote unb Ste 3uidaner
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er5telen.
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gen au6 nod @pe5ialitdten, mte
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loge, Gifts etc., etc. geboten, beren
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men @ie fetne etn5ise.
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baltung,
abp. San 6, @pulo,
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garl 5dnenemnf1r1 unb @rf

~ @urI SWneNe11dm n1D SfDn
elmer, Serr un0 Gran Sulill8
&lnge nnb 5obn Gennetb un6 Serr
nao Gran q. g.. @apS, id1ntlth BON
Sane80ille, tpare1 an 5on1ttas 8e=
inder TN german 96uemma1m
pSetm bier.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-19
SUMMER SCHEDULE

Effective From Sunday June 25th
Week Days
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-19
Herbs Used In Medicines

A Manchester, England, paper
urges the renewed cultivation of old
fashioned medicinal herbs in Eng
lish gardens. In the United States
they have also gone out of fashion
as a feature of the small garden al
though they are imported i'll large
quantities from Turkey. India and
China, where they are grown pure
ly for commercial purposes, as their
medicinal value is recognized by
many leading physicians. Tons Of
Medicinal herbs are used annually in
the preparation of Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, most
successful medicine for wOman's ills.
1t contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. and women afflicted with
such ailments should try it.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-19

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