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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
CLAIMS PERFECT ALrBI.
For Tex Ricksrd Accused of Assaultiag
Girl

New. York. March ss.--opening the
defense of Tex Ricksrd, charged with
criminally assaulting l5-yesr-old Sarah
Schoenfeld, counsel for the sport
promoter to-day told the jury that a
perfect alibi would he proved for
November l2, 1921, the date of the al
legged offense.
Max Stcuer. chief defense counsel,
also set forth that the two apartments
on West 47th street mentioned in
connection with the case had been
rented by Rickard while he was ar
ranging the Dcmpsey-willsrd fight in
Toledo 10 store his liquor in, because he
saw prohibition coming on.
Rickard. Steuer said. never had been
in the suites in his life. and had gone
TO the apartment houses themselves
only twice. TO ascertain from the
janitor that his cellars were o. K.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
STATE FAIR DATES.
FIXED and Plans Made, for Best Fair
Ever Held.

The 1922 state fair will be held Sept.
l2, Is, IA and Is and win be the oig-
gest and best fair the state has ever
seen. il plans row being worked out
by the state fair exec tive committee
materialize. A meeting of the COM
mittee was held yesterday at White
River Junction TO disctss plans and
work out details. Every member At
tended. including +. s Brigham. state
agricultural commissioner, Thomas
Bradlee. director of the extension serv-
ice OF the University of Vermont, Pres
ident Charles L. Stewart of Lyndon
vile, f. H. Bickford of Bradford and
George Mann of Quechee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
JURY WANTED INSTRUCTION.
And Judge Butler Told Them They
Ought to Knox.

The jury in the automobile colli-
sion case of George Wallis vs.. George
Barber, in which $1,000 damages are
sought, reported to Judge +. NJ. But
Ter in Washington county court this
morning that they had not arrived at
an agreement on a verdict. and asked
for further instructions. Judge But
Ter told the jury that no jury could
know the facts better than they, al d
sent them out TO consider the case
further. Horace w. Davis OF North
field Is foreman OF the jury.
The jury had not agreed at noon and
went out to dinner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
THREE WOMEN RESCUED
By Being Led Through Nearly SuHo
eating Smoke

Bridgetou. Ne. March 2s.-Thrre
women Telephone operators were lei
down stairs fhrough smoke that va.
sinost sufozting when frt broke ont
in . dentists office on the zeconi for
of The knights Of Pythiaz building here
late yesterday. Clayton Ssnborn- trou-
ths -sifchbosri until Ichn Edrcrly.
nirtt operator. siinh-i through q uin
6ou - sssist Nm. Ariusl tamsEs 81
ths 1aurs uas rurfrfi - fhs tentist's
ofirs. ~ fhe tillsfe r.s-i.iiics and thc
.hgs sfort Il Ahlrif a Mcrtor. oa the
frsi fpo-. usrs baiiy vtt 6oru-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
Quart and a Half Of Crap
pa Found at Tough
End j.
COPPER 30 SER
AT ANOT s Err PLACE
Parts Of 8 4anufacturing~
Equipmel.s Located on
West Street

Deputy H. G. Lawson, assisted by
Chief of Police Sullivan and Deputy
Sheriff Donahue, yesterday raided
house in "Tough End" Graniteville,
and seized quart and a half Of grap-
pa in two bottles. The raid was made
on a states attorneys warrant, and
Emanuel Perez was arrested and taxi
en- before Judge E. L. Scott yesterday
afternoon. Bail was fixed at 5000,
$500 on a charge of possessing and
$500 on charge of keeping with in4
tent to sell. He was taken to Jail for
want Of bail.
Deputy Sheriff Fl. C. Lawson and
Officers Baldwin and Sloan Of Montpel-
ier raided the house of Charles Biz
snchi near the Montpelier Country
club last night on a states attorneys
warrant. A pint of liquor, supposed
to be wRiskey and quart bottle con-
tanning a small amount of liquor was
found, also copper boiler with COW
er. No arrest was made last night.
There did not appear to be any guests
in the house.
Barre was the scene Of another
"hootchr raid last evening when
Chief Sullivan, accompanied by Deputy
Chief Gamble and Officer John MUIR
ley Of the local force, visited the prem
ises of Arthur Grant of West street.
About eight gallons of happy
dreams" which passes under the name
of moonshine whiskey, was discovered
on the grounds and was seized as evil
dence. Part Of medium sized still
was also uncovered but the remaining
portions we're not located. The de-
fendant win be arraigncd in court to-
morrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
GOVERNMENT OPERATION
Of Mines Proposed If the Operators
Won't Meet Miners.

Washington, d. c., March 24--Pres-
ident Harding and his cabinet were
urged in a telegram taken to the White
House to-day by Representative Up
shaw of Georgia, to take action to
compel mine operators to meet the
miners in wage conference. The
message proposed, that, in event of
refusal Of the operators to do so, the
government take over the mines and
operate them until the operators agree
to such conference.
The telegram was from f. L. Quinn
of the Atlanta Federation OF Trades.
and Mr.. Upshaw requested that the
matter be brought before the cabinet
at its meeting to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
FAVOR STRIKE
To Anticipate Closing of Arlington
Mills in Lawrence.

Lawrence. Mass. March 24-The
~0ne Big Union" at a council meeting
last night went on record as favorine
the calling Of striking in the Arlington
mile rather than 70 wait until Monday
when the mill viii shut down. This
was announced to-day BY Bert Emsley
who declared that the acton of the
Arlington mill officials was q lockout
and that it should be treated as such.
Emsly stated that Ben Legere. head
Of the One Big Union in New York.
viii arrive here to-day and that many
meetings are planned for Tomorrow
and Sunday.
He stated. too. that although IL had
not besn planked % consider strike
matters st the meeting Of the New
Engknd strike rciief couferenc 10
morrou a. CITY Hall IL j. likely that
the neetiug I'll develop into strike
meeting.
Re sid thsh One Bir Uuion had
F4sscd = strike vote four months 4go
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
ACCUSED OF ADULTERY.
Man and Woman Who Figured in
Alienation Suit.

st. Albans. March 24.-Mrs. Thomas
=. Watson and Charles 5. Crosby,
against the latter Of whom the for
mer's husband secured a $500 verdict
in his $4,000 alienation suit in Frank
lin county court. were arrested yester-
day afternoon charged with adultery.
They were brought before Judge II. b.
Chase in county court and hail of 5000
in each case was furnished
The arrests were brought about hv
information filed against them bv
States Attorney VI. II. Alexander, as =
result Of evidence produced in the
alienation suit. Crosby and Watson. IL
j. said. are cousins. II i also reported
that Crosby. Who was foreman at the
Central Vermont roundhouse has lost
his position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
ARMENIA A PROBLEM.
Allied Foreign Ministers Don't Know
What to Do with It.

Paris, March "a (By the Associated
Press What to do with Armenia
was again under discussion by the al
lied foreign ministers to-day.
They also took up the subject Of
the final peace terms on which Greece
win be asked to evacuate Asia Minor
in case the Turkish nationalists ac-
cept the armistice as proposed by the
allied conferees.
1t is understood that foreign minis
ters agreed to keep these negotiations
secret for the moment, and even The
usual laconic communique was omitted
after the morning session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
FOUR PEOPLE DEAD
IN KANSAS FLOOD
And s75o,0oo Damage Done at Bur
lington Last Night After
Cioudburst.

Burlington, Kan, March 24.--Four
persons were killed and property dam
age estimated at $75O,000 was done in
Burlington last night by cloudburyt
which flooded Rock Creek and sent it
down on the city without warning Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Magee, Mrs. Henry
Ramsdell and Miss oletha Failing arc
the dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
VERDICT AWARDED.
To Burlington Firm Against a Barre
Company.

Burlington, March 24.-In the case
Aef Strong a Jarvis VS.. The oldsmobile
company of Vermont, with head
quarters in Barre, which has taken up
the time of county court since Monday
afternoon, the jury brought in a YER
dict about 9;30 O'Clock last evening.
after being out since about 4:30. The
jury found that the defendant was
liable on three counts. namely for
ss5e.65 due The plaintiff as commits
sioin on the sale Of Nelie automobile:
s30ls0 on another hill; and $3.50 on
still a third count. The jury also
brought in a special verdict for ss3lOs
on Offset claimed. making the net
amount due the plaintiff s343.el.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
WARNER cor VERDICT.
Awarded Deci-ion in Suit Anerizr
Slandsr.

Taunton. Mas. March 2s-A YER
Dict for former Speaker Joseph =.
Warner against Lieufrnant- -Cscreruor
Alvin 7. Fuller was returned ~ the
iurr ihis aftcTuocn. giving the plain.
fif dzuazes of a.. Tie suit uas for
slander and as fcr siooooo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
uSeER GETS EIGHT YEARS
For Embersiins si7sooo Funds Left in
Care.

Philadelphia, March 24.-waIter A.
UnEer. who recently confessed TO en-
bezzling funds Of the Evans Dental in
stitute and museum. Yesterday wa-
sentenced u eight to twelve years in
the penisntiAry BY Shoemaker in
criminal court In passing sentence the
court ssid il would have taken greater
PLEASURE in sending TO prison the per
-un- Who benefted BY Unrer's embe7-
Eirmfnt
In his confession. Tnrer. Who was
assistant treasurer q the institutes
frnd- sid - sTccniafed vita the -
curifies in his care and lost them. The
smouut iaksr hy Unrsr zPFrcKirnafcd
sisSna4 exclnsire q the Interest the
funi eoaid have derived from the
bouis b. tsck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
DAMAGE TO AUTO $500.
When Farrington Machine Went OF
Bridge at Cabot.

Damage Of 500 to the automobile Of
Irene NJ. Harrington Of Cabot in an
automobile accident a few days ago
when the machine went of a bridge
and plunged onto the ice in Cabot a
few days ago was reported today TO
the Vermont secretary Of state. r. C.
Harrington was driving, and the acci-
dent was blamed on ice. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mari Of Wiilismstown. who
were passenger in the car. we're
bruised and scratched but the others
escaped injury Of any consequence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
International Hockey Doubleheader.

Boston. March ss.-An international
hockey doublehcader was scheduled for
so-night at the Boston Arena. The
NNtorias of Montreal were 10 oppese
the Boston Athletie sssecistion and
Grev school of ouebec was pitted
against Cambridge Latin s,hool
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24

Tuiss. Okia- Marrh 2s-CarI Nor
~ of Sapnlpa and Captain Bob Roper
|of fhiczFo. hs1tyveiFhts have ben
nafehei g. l.nx y r0unds % a decis-
iou herc April y.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
Stor &ranb / &otbiap.

@otb1ap blep bjemIpgt al Slbe=
brand tiblie iio1te @enoaesmoreen
SSslben opitob en- Sjesbpgni,1e Boz
ge1rfor Gfar11ines 9oteI. @borlebe5
6en ppfom pe6 n1on enbnn fife, 111el,
fer SEN blcb opooget baboe bert foat
en- go6 Start. Grandchildren bleu
ringet og Son itrpmn1et til fra ollie
&anter. @ranoma1fineriet bleb lat /
@irfionbe6 foninart iom 1ntligt,
1nen be6 ben Ei6 bor set gaa1ffe inb-
lp1enbe, at etpar af Sc nerligeenoe
8pgnineer, Sfarnings Sotel og @rl,
iben & @rufbens @ntif life f1t1toe
bieregs. Weebens @ranobeienet gior:
be alt n11tliet forat bem1ne Sloens
Gretnea're, foretog a1,ore Zig at be.
re @nreoploget uo fra n9nbte 8utii
og ligeleoes ssSn6boet 1tbnf 9otellet
Oct 1nefte af 8areoplaget bleb bier:
get og en bel Del af SSnoboet / So.
tellet ogIaa; n1en beeee bisie 8pg.
,1inger brenbte nen. Eabene er opt
fet mere eIIer 1r1i11ore al Msiurance
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17

Sos berin1oo / 8etragtning 6elt
noriffsote BefoGninBs SorboIostal /
oe reipeftibe Rper, oens Fbneoe !
Sorbo1o til belle BefoHnineen, fiji,
Ter @aeen fig i ct ganife onbet 2ps..
Den SS16flp6eIfe en- Solfegruppe gber
poa @amfunbet beror lite utIib og
1tbeluHel16e pon. be,ts Mnta1, men
poa oens Enngoe, oens Sorbolosan~
taI til belle 8efolfninge11; og bes-
noen er Mntallct nf be1n, iom inoe-.
bor 8orgerret og for1 efter fin Sbcr
bcbisning be11ptter be1tne 1i11 &ettiq-
beo til @an1f1t1toets beoite, en beient
Zig 8etingelie for e1t Golfegruppes
8etD6t1i1sg:
Gar man berfor Spnsoen @e-
trogtning, bier DE obenfor onfbrte
Sol, at Dft1neapoIis ltoriffgbte 8e-
foIfnirg bar De- ffsrfte M11Iigbeoer
for at funne ebee,, ffnrf SnoflpbeI-
1e pan fine Smgibelier, og man Dfll1=
neopoIis / iaa Genfeen6e regnes for.
at bere An1erifos rorffe Centrum.
SeattIe bier Zig nt bere rpffet op tif
go. 2 gratisbe6, ioet 8Dens norff-
fsote 8efoHning ,16gj6r 1913 Bro
cent nf Ssnbbpggerne'i @to6en beb.
set bafre Eugef So,tn6, DerneH
/ @effen fpIgers @pofa11e, @nD.,
n1eo 81 Brocenf, ct. Baul neo IA
Erocer1t; EortMno, Ore, ureo 6.2
Brocert. Gbiefgo obergaar fremoc>
leg SEEM gorf 9pgben nf ben ,torf,
fs6te 8efonnins, ;6et gbicngos Gor=
bolosartaI er rs Brocert MOB seetp.
gorf GitDs L.. MnfaIlet af 11orif>
fgote aneriifanlle Borgere gbicago
er bisfeIig ogfao bnn6e nbfplut og
relatibt meeet Jgrre etto ReIp gorf
Men bbno M,lbdHet of r1orfffgbte Sn6
bDggere u11gnor er 111t RaD gorf a.
ollie an1erifa1,fR gDer ben itsrfte.
s 5,n,obp-5anfen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
354 Mcres imprpbe6, 31z Nen fra

OO4 NCIee lMpIpDtO1 SI2 Veu tIa
@n6ger, Minn., 800 Mcres bBrtet,
fulot fet af tienIige 8pgninger. -
11bert billie Eris, $s5 pr. acre. -
50, 500 cofb e1Ier eob fbrfte Mort-
gnge. Meften poa lette BiIfaor.
8el fienbt 240 Mcre &incfIeb
Meieri- og areaturform. geb 9i,1ef.
lep paa Ge6eral Sigbwob. 5uI6t
og. fontplet Get Daeieribgstinger,
|iom bor fpitet on1trert $26, 600 at
bDeee. Mlt bprfet paa 7 Mcres nnf.
Eris $165 per Mcre. 2iben ubbe-
failing. Reiten paa Iette 8iMnnr III
rorent ~. s.5:. .a-. =: -. ,s>.z.
5or116en obenfmae1be eier bi ober
5000 Mcres af 6brteoe 5nrme al for
|ffjellige @terrelier Minnefota, q.
og g. 9afotu, fou ri ubbpber til be
|urintelie lube Briier af fra $50 til
$3.50 pr. Mcre, i1uoa 11bbetoIinger
og 1ette @ilfnor. 2isb al gieren,
|ipnr Renge. @frir efter 2iN. .me6
Op1Dsninger.
5. 6. Gn9elman, Sne.,, : -
81. 425 RIp1outb BuiIoing, Min.
neapolis, Mirr,1efota. 7
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17

Netp Sort &C mt tie aIene Mu1e.
fns og BEN heflige 3nlpfngIes itgr-
ite 8p, men ben er ogfoa geroers
ifgrfte Bn, ibct ben / 2ebet of ben
iibite 1O-Mnrsperiobe bar ieiIet feI-
bette 2onbon naterl1b / Mntallet If
sSsnobDegere: Men bbnb Ser for
georompnr u1aaife er af e1t6nu ftgr-
re .Snteresie, for manages bedfou,,
menbe fan'fe c,1 Npbeo, er set Gat--
tl1r1, at gee,u Sort mt er 2o1tbets
fterite -norife 8p, bba6 AntalIet al
norfffg6te SSnboaanere a1goar.
gbicngo bar / en- lnng Aarreffe
npet benne Sore meo StoHbe6, og
Snn6ipnliebe6e,1 taller for, at Stor-
bpen beo Wicbiganfigen, uMiotbe-
items @obebfta6", frentoeles i11bebnr
&argen rnar n1ebtas BDens bonoc
noriffsne og amerihh,1if fp6te 8e.
foHning of 1torif 8pro. Ser finoes
1oen EbiI opiu1oo 100000 Snobpg-
gere at norif gbrb gbicoeo. Meu
bolber man fig til Be aanerifanffe
8pers ,torfffe6te 8efo1fnit1g, biier
Eallene fra SoHeteIlingen al 1920
geeip Sort, iem er9 9berleeen $50. 1.
Seller iffe ct set In1gt fra at @tmen
geep Dorf er 1igeitillet uteo. @tme1
ssqinois Mntallet af norfffgote Snh
bpggere, ibet Geniusopgonerne biier
ct MntaI of fun PIP flere norfffebte
Il ssuinnis ems / 6taten Metp Sort.
Gelper1oe 0peaber, Ser er bentet
fra 6en 1eneite SoGetel1ings 80,
puIation 8ulletin", biier 12 of 2an~
bets itsrite Bpers @ang nneo &enfpn
til oeres reipefftibe ,1orfffebte 8e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
( 4Ooel 4 J : '1larlsa',.si 4 4 /
&rs $eber 45sIbe5.

Mrs. Be6er &olbecf | 1otDn nt
Soroenifiold bboe fioiH 5re6ogs
Morge1t. Sum bar beret ibg If
9an1n,elie / De fibfte 9 Mnnneber or.
bor bnret oIoeIes bielperbs. Sum
bar en- af Be ea11le ~ioneerer al oet.
te County og bar boet / SoroenffioI6
belt iioen be tom fra Do,rn1arf. gum
oberlebes af fin Ma1,o % 4 Bbrn,
nen1Iig Wrs. gaIoemor Mnberion,
@ilGan1, M11to1t og @eIine, Ser ollie
bar tit Stem / Eotpn af $or6enFbioIo
Begrabelfen foregaar fra l1,titorfir-
ten / l1n6ertpooo ibog. Baitor &el.
fling fra >St. gloub fprretter. Sorb-
feftelfen bIir paa @rnbI,tn6en beb
u1bertpoo6. ...
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
&aren &psberg.

Wfi{s &aren Hosbcrg, iom Sc
1ioite flere Mar bar beret Susbol.
oer}f for sSacch 2png / Gotpn al
MltroaL bebe 1neget baitiqt fibite
syreoags Iften af Slag. Mfbe6e
bar on1fri11g 63 Mar gar1n1el. 1sl
bum Fom bertil for 11og1e Mar fioen
boobe bnn beo Garpio,. 81. 9af. Sur
bnooe oglaa frefpenteret 8ibelifole1
@abpeton 11ogle Eern1iner. 5aa
Diot bibes bar bum ineen Slegtnilt
ee Der. 8egrapelien foregif igaal
fra @etblebem &irfe beri 8pen for
rettet al 9soitDr @iutonion.
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Sen befien6te Berreretsboutnte

.>N@t ~N%l%tIo%S 0pAAISASA0OO11t@t(A
gen 2inbfeb fra Denber, goIora6o,
fom npIig bar MinneapoIis, 1,btaIte
at Nrti6ens 11ngbom er ben bi6,lr-
berIigite, fom 1,ogenfi1t6e bor Iebet
men at BEN for plu6ieIie titles ober.
for 5orbolbene / set moberne 2ip,
fom l1ngoommen / tibiIgere Gene
rntioner nerne6e fig @ra6bis. 9rn
mooerne 2ibsfsrfel Muton1obiIerne,
5ilnbi1 i1eberne bebor6lenbe ai6ns.
problenter, Eelefonen, 6onrlige gaa-
gn5iner, etc., tiener oHamnte,1 til ot
oberftin1ulere be 8erns Maa,6 og 2e-
GENE, iom ifte er blebet oroentlia
oporaget til at rneoe Srifielfen, faa-
oe ponneer 2inbfep.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
aanbibater i Gtate,t.

inbn1eloe iig 1om 4unoioot til uoget
@fatsembeoe i1l6befattenbe 2egisla-
tl1ren. Selge116e er en- Sberiiet at
@tiIIineen bbao a1lganr De inbmelo=
| te @nnoioater for Stntsembeber::
Com repubIifa1,ff Senatorfanbi<
6ater bnr 11elot fig BEN naparenhe
SSnoebnber af .gmbeoet, 6rarb s.
&ellogg, liant erneit 2unoeen og
Hicbar6 6. Eitus.
Com ben,ofratiife @unoi6ater bar
melot fig Mn11a 9. Sleion, Sbon1ns
S. Meeieben, og Son1er Worris.
ssarmer1le og Mrbeibernes &anoi-
bot er Senricf Sbipffeab.
~slnbre republifanife &a11bibater ::
@uperner- S: 81. Hrens, 1orn 1tu III
oebor gn1bebet oe Srn1flin S. ellis
tportb.
8iceqltber11gr- -2ol1is g. Collins,
lom nut it1oebar @ntbeoet, og 2loDa
Mblltron1
Mu6iter- -Rop g. Gboie, font nut
in6ebar @nbeoet, og George IS.
MagnuIon.
@eneraloobofat 8. Sill, font
nut inoebar gntbeoet, oe Sobn 6.
2ar1o1
Gtots1efretnr- -Mife So1m, font
nu ir6ebor grnbeoet, og Margaret
80. Seller. ~7
@asferer- -&er1rp Shines, Der nn
in6ehar gn1beoet, og M6olpb 2aacb.
esernbone= og &arebnsfon1mis1er
-SSSbon 8olpen fom 1u i116ebar
gmbe6et, og @erbnrb 8unb1ie.
gIerf @eiefteret- t-@erman Wue1=
ler> iom MI inoebnr Gn1be6et, og
@race @aercber.
Den1ofroti1fe &a11bi6ater: @uber-
-go,paro S11arebus, Mer1e Sir
n1ingbam.
Gicequber,1er @iIas M. 8rDan.
gn6iter SSobn 6. gn1ep.
@enerolo6bofat- George 8. Sie>
gel, ssan1es 6. Dotan.
@tatsIefretnr Claude g. 5hpan=
lon.
@asIerer- -Sbonas u. GnntD.
eSernbnr1e= pd GnrehusfpnmisIg sIg..
-@iIliom S. Mortb.
Glerf @gieiteret SsSranf S. 9ebl
Sarmernes og Mrbeioernes &o11bi=
6oter: @nber11er- -Mag11us eeSobn=
ion.
Siceguperner -21opo 8. 2eitb.
M1biter- -@Ii5o @bun 0en1i1ro.
8e11era1abbofat- -&RoD 6. 9melfer
@tats{efretnr- n1ie 90. @tage-
burg.
&osIerer- -Gro11f &enrp &epes.
eser11bane= og &arebnsfonn1isier
SO. %. &opiter.
GIerf / Spiel 50. &. &on
Gear.
Ser bill antaee1ig blibe e1t ifnrt,
&an1p on1, bbem Ser 1fal blibe &un=
oi6atet til Stillingen iom Sgieite=
retsbonu11er be6 8ulget til Soften.
5slge,16e bar nelot Zig: SSanes $.
Gnin1l 1om MI inbebar gmbebet,
Mrcbie &ernon, g1. @enrp Gu11ber-
bnreb, gonrab s. gbriitopberlon,
@illiarn g.. Mnberlon og 8illidm u
Mnberion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17

- Nnite l1ee bif. Jergus Soils
lbIi beiggt of en- Delegation fra ct
@aul Msiociation of Commerce, Jon
90 bill foreta e11 uEro6e Eour" glen,
nem 5tater1. Dieo bette Gellfab pi]
Ser ogfaa 1neofgIee eu Mepreientan1
laf- r&ailtpap Naail Serbice", fom bill
forHare bborle6es Jurboltningen al
5oriet16elfen af 8oit beb Sernbn11en
bannbteres.
- Citing Sssobnion er fonunen til
baee BERTH igien efta araber iiben
fiofte @git. Get n1eKe af sioeu til
brngte ban BOG fin Dneite 9atter.
Mrs. 6. st. &ntribee / 4eipanee, 81
Ii,1ois. Baa @ientreiien fta116fe6e
ban bos @leetninee beb Mlbert Sea
@rano Meo6otp, geirnenpolis og
on6re 5te6er.
- Scr. og Mrs. M. &. Moen fier=
te til Etpin 8aIlep / 2grbngs og bar
Ser @ieiter bos @e1ator oe mrs. S.
8. @olo ober Sgtbdg. 5enbag gf=
termibbag talte &e6afteren beo Ell
flor 176e Wnifeit beb &i11baM, .Ror=
man goi11tp. 8eiere bar fortrpffe=
Zig pg 51naagrgnet fpiret fre1n NOT
fna frobiet pan Mgrene opober bele
Strefningen, og bbor ser er Sfoe
eap set SSt,btrpf at 9lomiterbaber
langs 8eien.
- @rabuotipnsfeh for SpgepIei=
ieriferne beb @rigbt Men1orial So
ipital bleb afbolbt ben engelife 81
lg. &irfe 1ibfte 6reoaesaften. 9r
lSreeborn uboeIte 9ipIon1aer til fsl=
|genbe Spgepleierffer: Wifs @eor-
ein Surib, Senttine; Mfs 0ra Mt
Mabon, Sbief @iberI Soils; MifS
eleanor griefion, Sergus Soils;
Wi1s Mnna &onn, ultberluoob; Wis
emma See og Mifs CLARA See, 9aips
I1eD.
| - 6eleet1be lt1ge Biger eg Gut
ter blep iibfte Sa1eag &onfiru1ere1
Ii 8etblebe1n Strife Sbomas 8
Melion, Belbin Beoerlon, Mr,toI1
lSoroe, elber @erbnroion, Medrbi1
DanieIion, 8biIip DpbbnbI, Cline.
&oel1a1b, Oscar SboBerg, Mrtbu,
i2arfon, @labps 2arfon, Murgare1
Sauge, Morie Ebompfon, Minnit
lEbon,pion, eleanor Carlton, Dori:
lSatre, Mrtbs @11breio,1, Mdrgnre1
8pe, Senriette sssaeobion og BiIuc
lSobnion.
Gpr Inn 8arsain 9asen
| 10Y 2i11coIn abe.
/ = 0amers bbibe Merceriaeo 2isl
'I6trpn1per 19c. ~
= Sfm1pe0 SltffcD elofDs, a
Sor1mer, CSC. z
5fa1npeb 2,l1,cb Cloths, 81
Igomn1er, $1.50. ca .s
Gamers og gigers 1tpe Com
mer 8aifts og BIories Be 1Dei
WfobeHer, $500.
ger Dor Ginff 4 0rpbe,lrn Sc
ntret pna gftermitihs ifrriitt.
g. =. Collar So.
senb os forte gaeo eIelier o.
lRpbeteF At RtaI rt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
: M hor Mir fiIfoIns /,

M bar nHib tilialgs 6nifelige
og BEL llobalgte 6armlann, fom CIR
ai6bere 6A og z Brocent Nente /
Retto-l1obDtte 81 begrnnfer bore
.2nan til Otter 8oiI goltntp, bbor
Bnroierl1e er gode % @enterne BE-
tales fifferf. Nsortgngerue bnrierer
fra $500 III 5000. ao1n oe tai
nleb os fpr bn nlbringer bine Benge
ld1rMsrs e Reretants &tste geefF.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17
Gn 6aiem til &inserifiugerne!

Da Sc fleite life fienoer mig rr=
Ser BET Nnpn ion1 ieg brltger ber /
It. g., bill ieg fnn 9pIDie at mt gun,'
Ie 11or1fe geabn er Better gbe11fen
6nqaftue1t, Marignnroseie.
- g. g. Gin1o1L Dalton, Mi1t1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17

9iorges l1afban9i9be 9beoserflerins.

Set Rorife 5oH, fom Iesgibet
frn fin aIoeornIe 5orbinoelfe nleo
Donn1arf beb fine fritbalgte &eprR.
ie1,tantere, bar eonifitaeret fig, iom
en ielbfte11oig 5tat, feer ueo ian
negen mere SilIib EN- glao og Ipffe-
Zig 5rerntio Meoe, fom set Deres
Mojeitet bm pnret bel6ig NOT til at
finoe en &egent oe 8eifpter, Der iffe
tager / 8etratgni1tg, nteb fuIofom<
men Selpopofrelfe, at forene Deres
5fiGb1te 1neo Bgr.
Wfen set bi, GoIfets 9eabn, er=
flerer bets fafte og urofeliee ,8e=
ftemmelfe til at ;foribure fin Sribe6
og @eIbiterbiebe6; bar bet e11ooa
1neo Spofrelie af set &jerefte oct
eier, / set Ri beiti6eligen gientage
SEN Geo, bi engang bobe fporet Ge6=
renela11oet, set gan1Ie Noree, bbis
Salo eller SfierbieI hi iffe grife at
oberlebe, bobe hi at o1tn1o6e 9eres
Maieit9t ONT, at 0e paa fan1me Eio,
1on Sc, &nnft of Sen 9ern beo gon=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-05-17

- goor bu bebsber ct SarnIaan,
1aa Tom og ie os. gi bn Aeentur
for ben 5eoernle 2anobonf i ct.
@o,ll. 2onefietiee 2aan for 6 Ero-
cent. 81 eigr oefaa 5 Mnrslaan for
Inbeit r1n1Iig @ente. # u
6armers e @lere5aats stats panl.