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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-11-14

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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-11-14

| Dodge Brothers owners: Use genuine
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svckle. 1e2Q9--11-14-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-11-14
BIG FIRE At MONTREAL

MONTREAL, Nov. .14:-Fire
which started early today on the
real did damage estimated at
100000.
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19209-1t-14-1ts
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THE NEW EDISON Is PAID FOR BE-
E0RE YOU KNOW IT

You may have the beautiful music OF
the NEW EDISON by joining MONTAL-
yO'S XMAS CLUB and paying $loo
weekly until XMAS. MONTALvOS. Mad
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WEATHER

Showers tonight
land Wednesday.
warmer tonight.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

Sci III Dentidlol,o nod III gnropn
u1,o Mmeriifa. SOS pobI a,im veil
6er bellorfatiihen 5toatsform 8asll,
ihreiben oie NIT benz afberge-
bradten 0brigfeitsitaat gebrod,ell
n1lo Ser ites 4 i II 1 Z
anm Siege oerbolfeta
bot
Mai1des III DeutidJlatlo IdB erffelf-
re1l, 6aB iid cine s. q II an
babnt. naB Sic Delnofratiide Gepublif
miie lie ies ii manden adt1oern be-
itebt MIR cine q { I Y
for III onB fpieber eine Set fottt,
men mir6, oie All oie ulolarhiibet1
grabitionen fraberer g~Idn5eaoer Sc
i1ibtgperiooen aufniipfft ur6 benz ge-
gentpdrtigen politiiden Gleno EN- en-
Sc bereiteet.
(5ortiebung folgt)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Hraftiidler @pt,1,ttnnisut1ts.

@nn Srnncigeo, Gal. IL. SUM -
gierbunoert Muiien baben ih 81 Der
uRaIifornii9en &orntnl1ne1 5niam-
mengetan uro geoenfen nit eii1em Sc
inrnrntperrl0gen bon bl1noertfarfem
Dollar, ibren 5niarnn1engeidloifene
griparniiien, i'm 2aufeber ndidebfifen
feds Wonate bon Der pa5ifii6en Sill
te mad RuBlano So uberiieoeln.
Sic SotDietregierung bat Die Sc
ieuidaff Ell areal bon 1900 Morgen
2aD III Der Maibe bon Moifuu STR
gerfHgung geitem. IS fon als ge=
meinidaftlides gigentl1m bearbeiittet
#naroen nno Bic b1nberffanieno 3olz
lar iouen oaau oiienen Die Soften Der
5neberiieoll1ng n1ro bes anfang1iben
.Betriebeg oeden.
Sn Mnbetra6f Der Entiabe, BOB
s6ieie @ontnniitengeienidaf ih per
+pfltdfef at, 6ag Como 81 beitenen it
lite ou odt4Sabre bon Ser 5fe1eraab-
lung entbnnoen.
Sic WitgIieoer nerben III atneii
grl1ppen nod HuBIunb nbreiiiIen Sic.
Die erife Grippe nr1 6reiBigilften Stunt
a11to sic 5tpeih am erifttm Snttitnr 1928
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
~3uiannmenidlnk geeen Meaffio11.

Berlin, 81. SUM. unabbddn-
gigen 5oaiaIoemofraten boben 1,
tDie an Naontogobe11b III Berlin Be,
fa11rt tpuroe, entidloflen Del Ser gsell.
grlppierling Der EarteierL Sic man
II naber 3eit er4partetz nit III ste
Reidsregierllng ein5utreten ueber
Die 8eoinglingen biefes Gintrittss mar
51t1ddif md nidtg befnnrt. Sic Der
baroln1rge1 batten eitens Der Mebr-
beitssSo5iaIiiten oeren gertreter a6i'r-'
tier lub &aorad gefuibrt
sic grltorol1g Wiiniiter 81. 30
tber1allg D1nt tn groBet1 ll1t6 gon5en
Biz aiif Bic 8~iirgersurb Nrbeiteridoft
Ibie 8irfutrg oitggeniibt el1oer al.
arln,en3lfdIieben III ben 8eitreben,
Ser @eaftior ei11e geidloHette Grorf
enfgegen5nitelnfel1. Dieie 9etpeeling Bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
eia..

: SIM. er g
NUT nth nel1defn garIalIteff niao.
are1le DEN aInfid1nb Ser grflartlg
'aolo1tiallefrefdr gbltrdins iii ltatenz.
.bdlts nber oie iriide Sage aufger1oltl1=
1lpe11 baben giH ii 2onoon als Sc
nets oafir, oaB Die @rifen lett emo
lld nberipnnoen ano Ser gntpnrf ser
lr11d)en 8erfdiiltng IN ginflnng init
zen 5oroerlt11gen6 er britiidden Me=
giern11g sgebraM lit Oaaiidoel Collins
fraf Dierifag II 2o1tbon eli n16 Mrs,
nrte mon ertpartd,. bag Mbfon1n1et,.
nit ENGLAND enbgiiItig j6IieBen Mr-
thur Griffith anein NOR bier3n nidtt
err1dpdfiaf. &onfferen5en oler iriiden5
Delegnten NIT 5effretdr gJDurdm fms
nnf 0ierlfog a1geiebt poroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
irfat11g bes sarifg

Gyaibington 26. SSal1i. gl1noeg.
ierator WaIb Gem. BON Mdfiadir
feHs fat berehnet, oaB oie gertel.e-
Ir1tng BET ~graeugniiie Der 9anotDirt-
idnft Sic ser gepla1lfe 3ontnrif III
ieiner ieeiigen 5orm nit iib bringen
muiie, uiir oag arterifaaiide Bolt eli
ne idibrIiide Mebrnusgabe BON $1y.
136,569,449 baoeute 8alfb, Der Dit.
Iglieb beg ginnn5-Mnsfduiies III, 6er
8oie BorIage bearbeiteta bered5net,
BOB Der nel1e nrif alf ben Ropf Der
geb0Ife1ung beredblef, nm $13.15
idbrIih n1ebr foiter tpiroe, nIs Der ie-
Bige unbertpoobfde So 80 me9r aIs
Ser 3aDne-aIoridgarif Der bieiem
borausgm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Mrbeiterlaae III Gnrpba.

Cincinnati 8. STUNT. Mnf benz
8rograllm oeg 5tDeifen Cages DeS
SaDreSfonpenfg Der Mmericm 6eoe=
sration 81 2abor ii Cincinnati .,
ltunoen ii eriter 2iinie ellropdiide Nr
Observation-Disclosures bot ALIEN an-
fprac6en britiIdder Nrbefierfiiibrer.
Nlts oieien Solicitation boffen sic 3e
fgafe1 proffflde ae9relt 81 5fe5en,
fpie ii aifslolfo Sic organifierfen Or
better Gi1lflnB ntf b 9oliim onsiiiiz
bert ltt1 Sic 6orfHiam Grfabrltngen
heffli na6alid eff 91rrerffa n418rtpenz.
ben Sic brifiiihhen aefaaafpn nS
8 sflith feutbertrgftDer
31pef1f 9e1hanos Ser 8aafeHe
.g'robbrta4fieJ tlf6 81 GHItaa,1
EN- a6at5es ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Citation for Hearing ON Petition for

Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.
Estate of Henry Doetkott, Deceased.
.Statesgof Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
Z Doetkott,& Decedent.
h State Of Minnesota to all per
sons interested in the granting of I'd
mi~nistration Of the estate Of said de-.
cedent SS
The petition Of Angela Doetkott hav-
Ing been filed in this Court, represent
dent of the County OF Stearns, State
of Minnesota, died interstate on the
2Ist day of April, 1922, and praying
that letters of administration of his
estate be granted to Herman J. Ter
haar, and b Court, having fixed the
time n place for h~earingssaid petit
ton.
Therefore, You and each Of You, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before his
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in b City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State:
of Minnesota, onthe 21st day Of July,
1922 at nine#o'clock AM, why said PEE
tition should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge # said Court,
and the seal of said Court, this Pend
day Of June, 1922.
Court seaD j. s. HimsI.
70 g ID Probate Judge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Mreiie 8otidafter Wiebfelots arlse'
far0iat.

NsafnbNngton Sliri. Nm
Mao1tag p1irbe bier befar11t gegebenv
Dr. s. Wieofelbf Der nene Bot
idofter beg geutiben Heibes III ben
Ser. stnaten, peroe nnfnngs ssuli
nod DeutfdIano reiien. gs beiBt,
felbf ii 6em SALE, bob e. tDieoer
nod 8afbineton 5liridfebren pirbe,
1biirffte bies fnun Dor 5pdtberbff fein.
(Der gofihnfter iDiro audi alg ct
naiger Nadfolger bes ermoroeten
Msiinilfers beg MerBern, 81. Gatben-
gu, ge1rarnt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Citation for Hearing al, Pet.ffon IL seTI.

iSxfaaien fOT aeaTIngs0n EetaaOn 20 Sell,
Mortgage o. Lease Land.
State Of Minnesota, Countyof Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In Matter 81 the guardianship of
Nettle 3. Wilson, Incompetent.
The state Of Minnesota to all per
sons interested inthe sale8of certain
lands belonging to said incompetent.
The petition ofaJUhn 3. Pattison, as
representative of the aboNe@nanled In
Scolnpetent,|befng duly fled ia this court
REPRESENTING that tits necessary and
forSthe best interest Of said estate and
of#aIl interested therein thar certain
a1adsS#of SAID #AIneoraRetent DESCRIBED
therein be solds and praHiTg th q III
ee1asa be to Him g9aaleed TO- sell the
same.
10Y Thefaf0re Yal and each Of you,
.aTs l1sTsREg aIIed8 agd8isea5fiTAa To- show
cause, IfaTlT Yen aNe.befere this
AZ tae#ProDate GearI Rooms IN
the gea3gt House in the City St..
GlosassGoHHsatysof sEsaInss STATE 4 Min
IlesoTa, on Tire
hh Ias Of Julss 1882
af#Aso'cIoeassA NJ, TIEY81la prayer Of
said EDITION haaId not be granted.
Witness The Judge L said Court. a
June, 1922
Court Seal3 J.sB HINTSL,
udge of Probate Court.
8. 3. Fsattison,
Attorneyf for Petitioner. 2 % 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
No1tberne,tr gutalI freigefprodjei1.

@nufeegan sum
g~oaperfeur aen 51nn BEL aagefInat
tpar, mi ice-@ouDerreur Jreo.
5terIing, BEN Deritorberten Senator1
igrtDarog Curtin uno 8er1ron glr-
tis ei11em gnrfiier bon Grant Narfa
cine geridfpor,tng ongeaettef at a-
ben nm ben 5tant nm 33insgel6er
out staafsfo1og 81 betrIgen, ipnroe
freigefproden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Db Ser Neaiernua.

II as g, q, o. Co..
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sss. asssa.sss5s d I'M, n W. = - ]
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81 NM 81 ~ ,ss# ] 1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

tell SEE Miittelltano il DaitiaIalo
s3unt geger oer fatboliihn airhes
tfaii.1pifen, ber1l Ste G5bne Ser &riegs
uro neutrality-suspicious. BITE ait
IIein id nod lorgenIos benz Sfl1oiu11
ipioonaen f01rten, tim eg nid aaf
fam ut1D min id Bic Stride nidbtt per-
Iaffen. 9eoenfen mir fer1ler g sc.
robe Sic arnerifaniiAen aafbolifen ben.
beutiden Nrieiltern Dieles al perba11-
Ten boben Sic bon Deutihla11b Berii-
Der fan1en, nm Ser fatboliiden &irde
alno ben Ratbolifen III bteiem 2a1loe.
al bieren and lie inb alg oieien
Mittelitanoe berborgegat1gen. giri-
5ge bieier Yrieiter bober nlttr ait
ialnfnengettsan, nm Bic unteritisurg
ber fatbolifden be1tiden tao otter
reidiiden 5t1oetten al beforoer1l
|beionberg Der Ebeologen llro in eriter
2inie, iener, Ole dpdter als 8rieiter 5i
uns beriiberofmen molten, Dabei red]-
men mir ouf Sic SiIfe 6eg fatboliider1
Bolfes Mn1erifag ut1 gerabe ilebt
beim beutigen g~nlutaita1t6 lit Ieidt
m6glih; alfo Delft ben arl11er fatbo-
|lif6en beutiwm 5tabenter aunt Se--
gen Ser fatb. @irhe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
8iermit modten mir ul,siere,t see

~ierrtit nodten mir nrieren Ser
ipanoten 8efonnten ut,o Srenn0er1,
oie ills nOdbrenb ser aroufbeit un6
Iseint SooesfalIe unieres eeIiebfen
Sobttes ire griioers ibr 9eilei6 be.
5eugten uni iih 6es geriforbeterl
oatrd berrlide 8Iun1enipenoel1 iti,6
bnrd ibre seiInoBi1e al Dem 8e.
ardbniiie IL 2iebe eri,inerten, ur-
fern Q,ifridtige1 Darf erifnten. l-
Geter Dieberidg @attin ms sc.
dauiiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

iolden umfang a1iget1plts1rlefl BOB
tatiddlid 5ur5eit er repiiblifanifte
Igeoanfe feifer ebt nIs e. Wetl1l
Grtrenle oil Sci Nedten erlDartet a.
Ben iolten Sic Morotat tDiiroe BITE
Iginleitang 81 elmer aeaftion
10 geraoe ong @egenteil eingeffres
ten. Dag gal,5e Neid bsrlnngt bon
Ser Regierung idarfes gorgeben ges
.gen geridnSrerl baIigt ibre eflergi,
ide &Qltung uub beflilloet appglitdt
Der RepnblH gegeniiber. &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
31t ~berfa1tfetl

Die nlte Colbert 5orm 5tpei M1ei-
len 0SiittIib bon MDon an staatsboh-
mcgee, nit mebr beir11. elmer bnlben
Meile nfer5on an berrIidelt Mdo-
mann 2afe geIegen. Ndbereg Bel
Sobn S. Mbmnnn, ct. glono, Mirin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
2asfer5g Mppen an ben ao1tgref.


Wafbiltgtom 26. SUM: q g.
aaSfer, Ser goriiber Der S6iffSbez
boorooe Da Sic gea11flportltm Der Sra.
.gp, ob cine atnerifaniiGe San6elsfIot
te beiteben bleiben iou, brett Dem
s@o1tgreb anbeimgelteM 81 bot m az
le Witglieber bes Serats urb oeg gRie=
observation-disclosures einen 8rief ge-
ridta N 6em CT beb5ouptet 0aB MIR
5Deier1d I'M gerei6e Ser WogIiihfeit
liege, enttpe0er bic @epd6rn1g pon
Snbfi6oien ooer oag 0erIdtpi16en ser.
a1nerifanidm 5Sllagge bon. bepber See.
err Raster erndrfe1 BOB er niht5
.alf foforfige Grle6igung 6ringe, on-
bern MIR ben @eiesgebern aufffldar-
Ing ii6er 8llllfe 5u geben manide
0iedfIieRlib nrer gnfideiiooung mn
fEfertlllalllaaer1. NrdiliooelH 8ar0ing babe lie
.eesrf Il mabE1renD brer ffltr55er 55eeriiten.
6rensaao1fttifnenten 0ie asagelegerbeit
..all ar55 at lege1,-ltm tit Slime
.oer 51tlllnlgeber en0giifg liter Sic
89sor!llagge idln{fig 81 peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

mitteilen. gs baliDelt id l,fn ettOa
10000 Mrbeiter urionfiiibrer erfld.
rem re eiet1 iber5eiigt, Bah III benz
streif fornne, BET an gatultng PEI
5gittr1en niirooe. sS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
neberidtue1ttnr,l11g bes Mio @ranoe,

8roprtsbiae 26. Stunt
Die 5taot Merceoes nnf5W Maeilen
ben Rio Granoe olfp1rtg bon
brownsville, Ser, augl fa1,6 an
sso1rtag 5fuei Bis orei SUB linter
Naiier, nadoem aiDeita1ienb Mann,
bic ii6 obI0iten, 5tpeiun6iiebaig5tin-
ben lang fieberboft All ben Ddiim1uen
aearbeitet baffen, nm 6as Sodtpaiier
6es Nio grn1lbe bon Ser 5to6t db5n-
balfen. gerluite al Msenid)en1eben
ii1tb Bis lett nidf gernelbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

5aiblt fid befer. sd babe 6or-
ni'g M~Ipenfr11ter ab ltnb 51t iet bret
iSqbren gebra,1dftt urb onr fage11 bob
iid mid lett better iuiIle alg eh bielert
sSSabren. glud rrei1re gan1ilie ge-
brandt oieie Mebi3mn, idreiM &err3
.Sang 211nb BON Sammon0 ISIS. Sic
les altbetndibfirte SeilmitteI If eine So
MATHEMATICIAN I'M beifen Gimme beg
@ortes. IS 1T nidft III Mpofbefe1 gu
boben. Oelan dreibe an Br. RRefer.
.Sabrneb & Sons So, 2501 8aibulgz
ton gl0o, gbtcago
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Sic gtpt Der tub ierenoen
oentid)en sSu8eno.

S1N
oeatid)en sSngetto.
(gon Mep. Matt. Selfen, 8lldman
Minn.
Sdier ll11adBlig fin6 Sic 8ettelbrie-
fe, sic aus Der alte1 Sei11at 5u u11s
beriibber fon1n1en unol tpetn aud bic
Re oerieIber unier Maaitleio ertpeden,
alien f0inren mir bod nidt belfen urto
.bielen nidht nie mir es modbten;
,aber BET az bent gler0, oas bic eit15el-
men 5td11bfe nnieres often gaterlo11-
bes gefroHen boat, gfbf eS oen11oh Elm
f5tato, Ser es midbt bert1ag, als 8eft
Ter Dor art6ere biaantretem, teils neil
oieie &reife nidf geipobnd ino 5n
betteln tells aber nltd aus oeme0len5
.@rl1noe. neil lie .ibren beordtpgfen.
2afogIenfen bas getfelbrpt nibt emit
8ieEben mollten li1b o lit 6iiefer 5fanb
ing tief1fe @eno geraten, un0 8flliidt
5aner, Die 6a5u i'm 5fanoe ino, tit es,
bier Mlfenb e~in5uipringen. Ggiif Der.
5toftb Der iurrgen Nfaoentiffer, 6er.
.@tu6enten. Mas Sic 5tnoenfen aner.
6syafuIIttdten I'M &riege fir ibbr betrdng
tee @aterlar6 getan bnben lit nidtt'
51 fidil6ern;; mande bobett bie ga1t5e.
&riegsseit bin611rb nuf gefdibrlidei
u1o bera11hportungsboaen soften ai1s
gebaIten, biele febrten ols &rnpppeI
al1s Dem SeIoe III Die Seimat 5urnidd
arb biele, bie fuir Nriefffer fuoierten5
malBfen infolgeoefen eiirren an
beren 8ernf ergreifensoiiele muBfen.
nod iabrelang III ran50Tiider @efa11-
'geniboH hnradfen monde nod Bis
5ipei Sabre nod Bent ariege nrn6
Die meii1en bon ibren feIbrften 5nrniidf5
NIT boalfdnoig 5errnfttetten Nprben.
sforperl1ob rn1ft1erf 1111o ~ folgeoe1lean
a1td geiltig pfelfad id1tper geiddoi9t
faftoe1f he ftt ger nlfer 5eirnaf NOD
mirfidafffflidde 8arbaalhtille.
Dor. Sic neiifen BON linen fanttnen
aus einfaden biiiirgerlu1an areiien1
r5%rE @gT3EE-EA
mp geraoe oteler Nelffellfa11o 1tno ote5
M1ffleren Heall1felt 1t1lo p1ellethf a1lr
11ef1fen oltra ols SeltTrattfg gefroffea
pof9eH, s8p1ef lolfeltS1t1f1 1bre sob
Sc oas 0eloS fer1teDr11et1 51tlttlfdt01erelt
ssel lollfe Peg Roltgel9 ofe &olleaie1r=
1e15oers l1eler STEINER 4 be5a
sIAe pota t9l1e1a HIn5fen efttgst
plaItt1a)aa +, 5enlf eraresfen tpe1i lle
!gelo nsroIei1ea rtagfeIt $5lHlt
lAoas5ea aofT1ltt11g fpater btelleibt
7fafo5eh aTf1ea3es1 ollf1ea
a'aoese p ,rla la oen 0erle1f5eef
g oef1sfre1el1 ssfnfoett 1td Den.
ff~offoerfe1gen aebef1s1frferbalf 81 er=
lperDen ,oaB oarnl1fer Sf11otum
ie1oett m1Bfez 11f flar, oaB altd1 ptele
1Dne ga1l5e forperttbe at1lo geilftge
sfraff, ote 1nfolge oes arieges ge
1dfpadf per, a1f oas 5tuot1tm per.
Def1oeft m1Bfet, lt11D 0eSDegen bielea
gi1fbebr1t11ge1t u1to bteler1 51ttger at
aetoer1 baben, 81 eberio leidf az Der
lfeDen. ~ st1toettten ft11oen IT'D on-
m1fob rIe gefdttlgt. 5lt iein. 50 mar
1I1 Ge5e1Hber1ef 1921 n Der nnifns
oes Werbartoes Der pilien-'
1daftltdJen fafboliiden 5st11oetlten
gerel1e nnttas fir 9eutidlano nno
oelferreta 5n lelef1. Naeb ether sta-
I1lfrf borden 5aDres Sbetl11oe1t lid g
Der sfltoe1rfen 1' brett 1offI11neslos
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Die streifabftinlt1ii11g Ser Balm.
Nerfifattenarbeiter

Gbicugo, 26. SUM-. SOC
men, 9rdiioert BET giienb1bn gbtei-
lung ser sc erffldrte am Conn
tag III Chicago, er tonne bor Conner.
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Msei5en go. 1 $1.27.
Wei5en So. 2 1.22.
Roggen 71e.
gerite 49c.
8afer 35e.
&orn 54e.
Meebl, SO 8f1n6 $4.35.
@emdblenes &orn $1.40.
4leie $1.10.
Efforts $f.15.
RornmeN 1920.
Goggermebl $40.
Oil Menl So. 80.
5eratb SEED $1.75.
@emabIenes SHUTTER $145.
Butter 32c.
gier frifde Isl.
Neue adrtoffd 45e Bfunb.
8utterfaf inB $50.
Oranges 600 nhena
Demons $50 Dubenb.
grobeeren POS
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3Smiebel 10-412c.
MepfeI Site 900
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The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26
TAlC IS FOUND IN CANADA
Non.Metaliie Mineral Largely Used
In Manufacture Of Rubber
Goods.

Among Canada's more useful non.
metallic minerals tale Is probably
the most adaptable and widely used,
entering into the finishing process Of
some Of the most common com
modities.
Tale, sometimes designated soap
stone, abestlne, french chalk, min.
eral pulp. talclay and verdolite, Is
found In Cape Breton and Inverness
counties In Nova Scotia; Frontenacs
Hastings, Leeds, Lennoc and Rem
frew counties and kenora district In
Ontario; Beauce, Bronze and Megan-
tic counties In Quebec. and in The
Leech River section of the Victoria
mining division Of British Columbia.
In color Il ranges from white to
grnyish green, while to the touch It
has n soft and apparently greasy or
slippery feeling. II is nonconduc-
tor Of heat and electricity and Is re-
sistant to most chemical action.
Its chief uses are filler In the
finishing Of window blind cloth.
Tale Is largely used In the manu-
facture Of rubber goods.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26
ac-LrD HOSE IN TAHITI
Eads Of American Women Are "0id
Stuff on South Sea
Isle.

Princess Ina. Salmon. twcnty-one,
the beautiful niece Of Queen Maran
Of Tahiti, was among the passengers
who arrived In San Francisco recently
on the liner Tahiti. The princess
came for a six.mOnths' visit with her
aunt Mrs. Katherine Douglas Of Ala.
media.
The new fads and fashions Of bobbed
hair, rolled hose and cigarette smok-
ing have not penetrated into the home
life Of her native Isle. according to
Princess Ina. But then they have
their own likes and dislikes. While
they have not adopted the new Gus
toms that prevail. the girls Of her Isle
like to adorn their ears with large
pendants. Princess Ina displays two
large and very beautiful pearls hang
Ing from either ear.
Princess Ina implied that the fads
new prevailing are not new to her
people. adding that Americans often
visit their island and many of her peo-
pie make practice OF travelling ex-
tenslvely. This is not the first visit
Of the princess to this country. She
attended st. GATHERINGS college, ST.
Paul, Minn., and graduated with high
hon0rs few years ago. She speaks
English and French fuently, and has
charming manners. Princess Ina l.
the daughter of Princess Mainhinlhi
Salmon. sister Of Queen Marau. But
little stress Is laid on her royal heri.
tage by Princess Ina. She prefers tc
live a quiet and incOnsplcuous life as
citizen Of her own country.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26
HIaHTowER HAPPENINGS

Mrs. P. NJ. Brilliant and Mrs. Saw
age spent Monday with Mrs. H. l..
Robinson.
Dayton Braden and his uncle, Der-
mis- Mccarthy, Frank Heiiner, Ray
Philip. Jim Ohare and Henry Robin
son were business callers in Raymcr
Monday.
Steve Bath yaccinated for black
leg one day this week.
vern Stanley was helping Fred
Knapp repair his car Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Oster-
eich Feb, Is. boy.
The Stanley family spent the ev-
ening with H. L. Robinsons Wednes.
day.
Clyde Stanley was out from Keota
few days this week.
Dalton Mccarthy and Chas. Nc
Carthy are putting up ice this week
vern Stanley and Fred Knapp were
in Raymer Saturday.
The Allan family are enjoying a
telephone nowadays.
Mrs. G. W. Smith returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. d. V. Stanley is visiting in
Fl. Lupton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kneebone and
Robert Coons were Sunday guests at
H. L. Robinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Philip entertained
the Philip families Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-01-26
AROUND AvALO DISTRICT

Mrs Jack. Tappy went to Sterling
last Tuesday. She will remain fo' a
few days, visiting her parents and
getting dental work done.
Mrs. Geer and Alta went to Ster-
ling last Tuesday.
Mr.. Van Devender was Sterling
visitor last week. Miss verdon ac-
companied him home. She has been
attending school in Shelton. Nebr.
Several have been putting up ice.
lately. Judging by the present
weather, there will be plenty more
to put up.
J. J. Lewis went to Sterling Fri.
day.
!. 2. Lindsey was visiting home
folks last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Nudge visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis and son
Floyd spent last week end with MI.
and Mrs. l.. B. Wilson, who live near
Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton vis!ted with
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Lindsey last Sun
day
Miss McNew has been transferred
to the Bady School,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wilson were
visiting home folks SATURDAY..
Mrs. Shaplcy went to town Satur-
day
Joe White. lr.. Ia still having
some trouble W his leg We hope
will a,.oi I'd a., 10 be r:nn'ng
9; out as uSiil. ihsn 1t ir T-thcr
l.. d on ci'htk gr,!. - :, much
school.
Rev. Burkey was with Us again
Sunday. Mrs. Burkey and children
came too. His sermon on "Eroch
walked with God" was vcry well
liked. Everyone come next time.
( Rev. Burkey always gives Us some
0ne thoughts.
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Eternal Feminine,

"Oh," cried Mrs. Gush, "what dar.
ling blouse!, How much is this gor.
geous creatiOnf'
Fifteen dollars, madam" was the
answer.
'Flfteen dollars, and SO sweet for
the price," continued Mrs. Gush. ITS
a dear; just exactly what want. The
color and everything just as like
1t. think l will take 1t. though
SIS"
Pardon me, madam" said the as
sistant, 81 have made mistake. This
is marked only So, not SIS"
"Oh, l see. Well, show me some
thing a little better."-ltehobOth Sun.
day Herald.