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s on teadipt ana fling tbs Petiti9gy Pf Adam ds@
VeJhietI Of certain araaN ESTATE from 1tfsei nd
ministrator of said estate, setting forth that
Conrad Bender, deceased, was hound "a
contract in writing to convex said real estate
to the said Adam H. Bender upon the terms
andt eqnditionsI therein stated With dfaerip-
ton of the land TO be conveyed, and the facts
upb6h which, slGhl clait& 3toe tbhvaynee fias pre-
Ssst sgS S taSt th p6Gsstf sf sss
said a.1ministratQp tet cdpvfyr saia Heal estate'
to- said petitioner as the person entitled there
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inland st yisHfutthdr ,eraeiaaa that dthie 1torAer
Rs1 ca9 21Rsh1s SaHf r Sc 5dE 1s
hs,s ot1 a ss$ aS
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81 Mfhaa MHHq9 rs t hhsj 2afA DAY SS} e
F1otreqqus nsdt By B. s. thf Pa f&EfShgeo ads
fletG6Hvo stal.yi heonuJud&e vfaRIqbhtes
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M 31 s. ~
sealed psspssss 81 HI lsssesd :. sshso.
siss1'ssn n! u ssas a a ss1g
sesS fs4 Ss efssGda !sa nsFs
school building on Section 10 Township Of
spenoss a4a.a9 Sfcqsnty axTlba1ti. Mime
sofa. without heating plant o.. metal for
4ss tbssk son g foa2 Bsf essR
,sn1ount Of the Tia School
1 R5sq c q a4R aBlek s ZEN
returned when buiiddfh9 contract IS executed.
pF-Mhen-said school does not-Acgert the
bid, sHHe, sehssAasbsT1srz serta taa1 Elght To-
SSSiss 81 S1ans and
sBla & R* 3 Az fee f s,aD
naa' 5baaai2 srl Bissss 81 H f. you're
ph5 nj s1Gsy c1sahty1Afineespted yiarsnr
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feot sIonU tFMst Pnha MAJ. z, 49, tlbr ooer lie
Order #: 52s fk gs ct'4s eng tsr
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de6edehx1 2Gw ,sd emf. tsh5 "a nrret
fiji @ ssSs t1 day ID f. sof
s4ast s s aSd2s as ee Ehish az
bfaagntL ela6ns aeahnsn hissestate in thisnequ4
sb a 3S RG a}SsRz il aa n Ssot t. ssd
fthat 9Mbndas 2sth day Of August 1922 at
Fine Village ~ Aeilacs, In said 2countN ke.sR1d
@ bsse fs as& aa@ & ss
ss g dSstI s. 9w y 41s
faforesaiR ,a3W, oil 3ais yhodyus
n etsG2 ReFfSf b sys8 bY ths RSRfsstSn
DATED February ~ 9th. 1922. 9''' ,S'''1ni
+ Ha15l1W 2EH COB. 81 lPHIhLIPs, .tasf
10 eeFrt % $saEAo2 ain Of 'paaFss Of RsF9Hsstts
EnI!Iat ATTORNEY for misunderstanding adj
Ebe,6 o;o. tcP rin Had N MINI ~ >r,
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Notice.
A Snocia1rmaQtinp, 0f-t1

A spee ia]s a f}ffHt a1voters of
S Sdge2k q }t g Wfst ssh9lo viii be
h held u99pg{ W !{hn eyepiaes March
1 ~ ffB4 99 9'Glqelk for the ppfpese
IF iY9ting t9 99d Ghqngipg the tse1thIAGho9l
site to approximately 80 yrods aseHHl
and 80 rods west of it's present loca7
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orEJ dfE msting Hj@e t. Eia c)aimss1 ! FIT f0f

on Es }EAA4}i& Of 2A Wa5EKTTY HHMPHREa
d State 81 Miafesd tAl County iof Miller 1aesi
R f9 {se st3gF 81 W@alayA
Humphrey, decedent: .9uo 2.
Letters administration this day having
been granted to Maud nj. Holbrook and Clar-
Iencei III Humphneys2 - lnaoqoIA .edT
ALI 5ereaitJf of tie above na1ned deeeaeht NAY
fs s$etR:s % f:se5s Il
months fronl fands afteri the tdateo hereofE and
that Monday, the goth day of May, 1922. at 10
o'clock a. M, in the probate court rooms at
Milaca, in s1it- .a1d-the same here;
By IS for reS the mime ans
aajAstnent, End sll9yapee 81; sneh EleiHs as
Fo L;<s notice hereof ae given by exhh poblica
tiS9 81 this Is S1Sfr in tAs Princeton up'on e
Dated February 22nd. 1922 uso1f smoo. !
tnf Court sYeaE|w esss1ot Judge oftPfobate.
w. C.. Doanes Attorney. f.ts; . ~, u r. ,t
~ Princeton, Mimi. 81 Z +,
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State of Minnesota. County Qf Mil

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N95t4ed RftS &s4sSS 1sse that asx
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Court; aStnantk judicial 1itricto STATE pf Mn
a ASST ST. saf $s SsaafS {. %s asf
sazz IF Sass
s8rRgrsefG2R sra aB avsI,eiffd
3BEs $s5f{Rfa Ef" 81 ra aH # fsS IS
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d,sSh re ys2fs GcI6aa Ss% fs S Sins
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faettsto rtl1eo corner entheI ts&et
2f }sf saf hs5Sby sssts
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distance of "a feet; thence westerly ~ right
angles to d~sieht-of Inca distance Of
| 80 feet to said right Of way line; thence
sss df s st sia zig b ps sf khse as
thef nofthAesei conner of isaidI tract ateIbe
aeRR89 fS$ affsgiRs& Rs|nk esat g. tn III
sS q sse
March x! lD5o 15s23 atItheshour Of 1adtnsofk
seSe5 bS af Sss d'9s Ssa Sas
kinothe Village iof lMilak dne asidt conntyn and
t4efest sih The above ananted 1Frinessono Roller
ab1a SrsB d s sRf it'd "a sae aBs
4andf costs ameuntpE toI twhI 4undFed, t1egty-
III sHs ss1Re asssi SSstesa S 81 81
sI "a az I'D 9R 7 315li g Bs Es
; FeqrG3" bsIlss. Sheriff cMillef Iaeg tCouhty9
R9llef P Haa5s5 Atto4ibssiyt w "s,2saAt
dol 80 rs oVsM ilaea, sMfnn.iii hsoMuoga bs
Dated at Milaca. Minnesota, this 26th day
Of January. A. D. 1922. ''httt ssi5i5 ~ I
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Observation-Disclosures cid 70 |
Friday, $3.50 pt ans+Lmtea udevo7
sions. tooI99n mid osuda nso 10Y |
Sunday, $3.50 a. m.-Lowi dnass,sser1
mon atfd tldistributiony of & holy seeom7
muniohii oU rstjsn1 OF ss1sn1 ii mid !
uoYSdMdayy 11gO0sa. ent- eSServicesl in
Greenbush. .ob
lis assna2!2 5(Rev:)e Ghas? al Mayer.
.yss noyj
0 roy *n:fhcG on igf{ s43i% Oil ii 81
> 49, a. 81 m222ssGa1hSdia ay"ggc R6bl 9Aoe oa'
II a. m.-Morning worship; seernfhonl
subiect; "Thige 'Pf raolbIem; e 81 Vtle'D1f we
havs; 4 good ZGSod Vii Why add<o&sy ~ an6R
suffering, star72atiS9n o nasf2 3ss5
S:$o i: MA -A% p5a65Biic lecture on
.sPol lHta Industry and Religi6h," IS
cussing the important questions Of
disparity, between ~labor,,s- Mage>-and
capitals returns, the cost Of produc-
ton and d price to consumer, party poll
tics. etc. :, This meeting is eundenqmi,.
NATIONAL and a cordial invitation isl xxi
tended to all. ..
7:30-Evening worship; sermon sub:
.iect, 'The Rules of the Came" A
meeting OF. the church will be called
Immediately at the close, .> :. !. :
's=&'> W. C. Besselievre, Minister:
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FLOR SALE-Two registered Write
SShorthorn sires, six months old; one
FED and white sire, two weeks old, Of,
milking shorthorn strain. h$tS BE,
seen to be appreciated. Also nine
naad grade Shorthorn cows, ,hafef5
Ginning fresh in April and May. F. W.
Rarks, Route 4, Princeton; (. phohe
MF111. 10-4p
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s..sslFOR SALE-Grimm's alfalfa seed.
This seed has been grown in this state
afss 80 years and has been grown sue
hssfully on my farm for ~ years.
aisve limited amount of Kst Aeason's
seed that I am closing out at 50 cents
asr pound. Order diIectpF leaW orde1a|
III Princeton Statss bank. Jsa=K Crafts
sEs. ~. - o.
Princeton, MINI. lip
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|9HI an5s Ell 1oJsn9d ISL ).
En- duEoE tiftss1 aisakI Ra1voa 1t5eSf
-in1e5 ysa t6edR Fl " Shine as@s|
ag essnaas noi5sn
Il u s9d$ 49, afffh ona IA! od:s7
I[tsas llte. aatchess .lshfo%F bsmisIib
I ian is5dissDq sAs
Fs JSdtb 5u;y ks. fss
28bb 'ugzg f. 81 d dr@sssss as 2.4s
F2aAs sAe@ isss6 ffEeas hoqPys4 hsHh s5ni ee44
1sson saso1.6i Gdhg Hsyibes Gast bI4aw-
gs54a Ju 81! 81 sSF afsshs
e $50 fes trips e 9taa SIf; aa5b5S
TO y5i1sa8Etripdto Mi4besp5is odd yfi44$$33SS
E8s4s A8 Es}asE }asf9 4 i
5sn d hPasf Ross iabbf at
HzSifof s 3pSk :; ,se!Eh4o
sssE SsRt ia #$SA s<Xs! !s2a 5h5 5adoe
1879 Sept: lo; s;s}' We'll yG,oeiasssas
2885 Sept. Tv-GsuagE-6reKt " .,
iss 9 SatD H;fa & VEL ;isii yb31 ~
Fed s$ado HDs. W1E !sH
tI5u f1fBaian<e5 inIfplI .aa..e@st.os4"oit 3fG3
aeoourotA Xbod 5ad:t ri tiia al. sl:a1os'
[soo haIeW sjai SIS RS RENTS 1sh OF ro2
Fht sd lIiwwatEa Main, Ae<sppttsow >ani5
fSS5M69 2d N83 net n2seewstkst4ah oEasineow 5sai1
fnaohinWerkA' hze5sFt rsr8' tytrE :aEro1l '4fiSs
Ee& baawot Pumping 5iBX7iXjtasSo Account a51uf $ as
2so7 Man, - b'g Riysr PeEss '&ps
2sos AR fxb t. 5 S3 M kyaf Pu hs{r vasa
2s1e May :. Elk River Power &b hIroaws
1922 May s's Il; n: asKi660n; over 80 ~
gsss SS pe i! pn%WPnf MsKiHHSn; 2:
ESQ esq., gsss T. IS KEss fSEsr -, .; Ss.'5
ss+9 'g dye4 s ips9n;n} Nsk.n ': .7osss
Es42 eo1ulyy 9. fElk River Power 10 s;1nI
ieh io Ell Elk } Riser PH Ps&esio@ ,Ssd
Six h Es5{ g. {n| Mc RRBjas 1uo
I1Sh5 5isrtins fpundpinei hotdsos
ssRt :A H. ell Bf NS &Ey15 & RsEGF ysna
kzsaa ost:x .Rsws E4tMeKitFfsefal99' Ryy5dt 1sXa
zsss epe sE5$s aR eS5g Riser1RoveF aucreAIY
1894 nd ne4 +; Eli EK En-; Rs%e7eF&
E$yBSggoiN d as e, ST. 2f Mc 3SS'ns
bd 5onne1time pumpjng i.tt!ns.,ob ,if ~
2e19 g. Pee " F MfKipn on oy 7 bazz
Rf f;ra H. c sA NY By$ 5r $8EsF &ord %.
$780,, =5 9ss. ~ 3svsERRi es:,sa:'
ssan 'aRR xS 4: 5 E BY s'ysF &aEsF ossz
h2s31o IF abo7 81 Elk River Bdwepj& gninaUt
etva od4i eh9t # &C., si HfR' 5Rg pmPnSl j 90
g SIC III Fotal s.;.4s sjf1t
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acknowledgements girl to as
,,gist with general Homework on farm.
Modern house, good community, fam
y of t three tor A IS sR!Sr}{@ R@me d II
sc per week. Mrs. Elmer A. Hayes,
sDover. Mimi. R. F. D. 9-4p
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lgst4eff,}h0 ::is47tssqq oa1s,s
no4 :2 % <fsuss*sds txasdkwoe
2sno Az, sf,Evepz Hd43 OBJ cMarYcs )

1O1 .2Ql Misea4ap<dds Expense-Wt
2sss a fS7{ AaE1gg Ha&&2 nasspmrc'J
s9ssa 4s 81 rs ss a&BjS3y He!!ha
PSF ;zfn AyRs a. Sth:S Stee3a it,
ia 2S81 'ERs ,f Il , 5stnest3n n:e9
1882 June 10, S. E, vandevanter,~
1851 july 81. Henry Olson. lamps,
?s71 tsfxEae ' 3fs5 1 oB tsSeF a%Sa od
sasxiz 41 R8$#{f5s fEsr e47AHaea
1881 ss sau9iPM!af m gaaS S. ba4ho
Eskss, se ss as% fua i;sl;I" '1iirt,W
phone calls to Mccarthy
1908 N.Y. W:' ss 60: F ;;;iEsak7S$}B $E624
EblidO AfeBpd bl hiIff gid svErt"aW
,no3tTbS9ta l 10 :a:5yld bjfIs Sl'
/ rswDsq fnp4:i1s 44eeaq9p4Pttoiaboo1
2esA2 p? !4lsa Y5s ;sG M:'|;sn f2{f2 W
1925 5 jan: 10. Frank pohl, blankets
nttsa 7. S 81 3 xxi
zS'0 tS3 }ea h&a s s1S From, iii reof
EVasS dab fos jsiIt Il ca ~ !:1itstt iiaoI
2934 Feb. IL, Rum River Lumber
Co., wood for jail ...............
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RirectrEyidence.

From relaivesNiszn Ventura county,
:Ca1ifprni se@e learn that Atsht fat
h 81 TIA aabouptry che night o1ass sss ka
blu that lno Mmage:wa done TO fruit.
HoMeve y. ;zuses expect to hearsthat zfhe
price of fruit has been raised because
of it.-Wahkon Enterprise.
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.terdaY,

The secretary of the interior has
nuefdna an IT ss1la ttz II hgs
hi;nrhnss s "a Indians IT win aa6unftr It. to
about $50 per capita.
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Pumping l,oia1ES, asistaafAe 'FFaaettd5 fpy1 =: s

Es1 sle2lT3 * rd n95ilory ,uieae Esd
1886 July s Il r. factory t ',ssN ods2l.$5
900, TIL, caoroe thatcher. labor 1900
$3.50 5o9o y',1s, Raver.-iabor 80. $500
o oooo LIZ e. G. IA Nelson. labor., .24.49
1927 1927 o. ~ f2avier lahbf 'tfii 1850
oo49 Yi3,Io 49, Sannaond 1Abor. =, ,;33 60
o 90 20 1is, o. 2e = Ravier' labor.. $500
5o4o Iiots Aic CSaInna9on labor 1880
1852 July 2S, A, Pavier labor: 9i SS88,S So
1855 july IS. IN: IKaliher inspect ja2n2;66o
IT., ing boilers ...-.....".....:,...". ;o.vo
10o' 'u nso, 10' e!.:f 331sO0
<o,oc. ~, On A. II Xavier Labor. ." '24O0
5a aea ,nAnG S,;Hl G. sampson. !labord} 1900
| oo91 ca y "a Nelson labor ,. 7.45
2Ss7 Sept. Il, f. e. Bigelow drayn f'A.'-
1901 age on pipe ....::.;.::;:;:. .t,;1I53o
z'o4 No co,, - ss 1850
lAHi rotal1i!..l ahinuxa*. IL .s:;;i s6s3.S9
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FOR SALE.

'EsFOR SALE-Some choice milk
d6ws. Herman Leonard, Zimmerman,
II II nm. 1eE ~ i
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iR oeaation s 81 the 1ff5u hospital for the
HSa1a is fnnishesd1 9ahdi0 IS was expeGed
Anaka lost it --...-.-----.-..--e
~ Long as it has seemed g te tbs j iFp
patient public and costly as it heas
2 Qt{it tns s1y t1 E{iz's %o e
III. thap r h aA over 81
Louis johnson and Christina Swan
Fson,--botl, of sGGreenbushy yere~ma Frie e
by Rev Ing bretson on March 8.sii S
T Duncan Taylor was. stricken with
paralysis last week and is under the
doctors care: &
lFlie warm weather which hasSSlb3eseql
4; work on the snow during the past
week will give the farmers GO siaera7;
BILE trouble in travelling The ads
ARE full of chuck holes caused, BY the
thaW. X RI, * So Il q Z
!. By special request T. II: Galley has
[ccsonsented TO tell US at.:the ConsKega
|tiolaT church next Sunday eyehine
Esomethmg about his. ent trip e
Mexico, Z
s NJ : @add MIS-: ! Fl f.: c ;ljsBB a4e r:
tuur,lnaed from their Mexican tS6u!ir: Bo4f
s spP}9ySsq the sb} TIP, :.... ,5.r?: !
- The iHtssons of the old sod" will IL glYf
dance at Jesmer's opera house 81
Est. Patriisck's day in the evening. Z:
| 81
{ Kdadgh8ef was born to Mr.. ant
NIrs. y e! rIngebretson on March 5. !:
j. Parsons, the ew1y-elected may
F Pr i off erosion, was in Princeton yes
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HELP WANTED.

ehW ANTED-A good man to work on
rXFrm either by the season or by the
War. 9DfveI gesa fafs3Gl}}{s)
from last employer. State WAGES and
:::ssNe references in fs5t }sgttsxI, FL fa
Hard stoltz, R. 4, Foley, MIMI a11-2t1
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ladies be !tAesnI al tsdW
A. vs. HEaH xlins iRastpr.

,1sb uoy f.ro1lt,ue- -t. {. ti NO: r.q . al il
EpiscopaEIsa1poy cd OF
.rDMih6ysdrsdoa Uilt1 be lald<inY the
Calaylohall ON utked6rst 1RueadaV Of
each month. SITS 8Jpx hEdw cd vino ,9ni
ts5jsd RevoT. IJy En- Wilson, Hdekley.
.ssxOW 10
Is 'sef DoycKiiis {dita{S sdSn{2y nedW !
pe1Gea8Rf2ihs tsiahh Science S6eRsey 81 fftaHce
,on, armory, Sunday at 10:45 }4e 1. Il,
b1fSS1A nd daSyXs g<RoGi ct $50 a:onh % 10Y
Fn1B iBie 1885 lesson g@&bt9aa9y, .
A cordial ina 1fe$X ti6h9 ggx54taanded K, "a
EnoI1oIhe1tnoc osOnt sDnEtsrebnu 9R
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Old, Registered; Aberdeen
Angus bull, 8 years old, registered;
1 big type Poland China sow, about 2
2;:$ n "a $ f;$s!
X &'ss: ssSs;AIh fe''t ''Tei EE!2t
ir4 F5k zz5HkA#7zRRz555o 80! 5 IL
n %;;S s z{lsI }a gl1seEg Ss;;
fenced, balance in cultivation, 2 wells,
pure water, good 10-room brick
house, full basement, frame addition,
outbBilaings. His iH~the farm for
<cqrn, Rgs~and scetHI The lseati9s>
iHinaithe,-t1e AnIis level, II Re bona
Ms&, loci. dgrNef, skumps ahdsfsul
weeds. Is the right place for the far
mer yWithcg growing boys to help. Will
take III Exchange small Il farm priced Heed
right and will give long time on the
difference, based on a low price for
mine. Here's big bargain for some
one. Write J. j. Skahen, 331 Palace
Raas sM Y E 81 u sa1st3as
rs 49, I'D a.e 80 AsA sss sa~a E.s ass ESs Aus
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) EoRY sALE1zbsHik.ttoom hpu1y al
two screened porches, cheap for cash.
Inquire for S., Union office. 11-tfc
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Insurance.

2s0s Apr. 6, G. A. Eaton, premium ,,o "a
k5S3sns 70n Poliey l.. i!e ehss'2o
es1e Ae Pr s SS ii taR.sF GE@@e:31R' anosaa{
2s21uMay{ e 5on p1epeiun't on ssq1etaFyd lsid69
k1u5c4sSsa9 09 aso 3Y yaj - Snedtns1
2s2s Jana RSi9Ss rs nE,; stAte RR9nko n,2xl1
tr3w DIV a1odmom yto IL 2trJt1t9 s1T3 81
bot IF F9tffli 8 3?@Ti1 III; 'l 81 sS!yT}
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rsFOR SALE-Hay. Jack Fox, Sam
tiago, Mimi, phone 24F5. lille
:1z;FoR sALEbhDryy S 5oddy II maple a stove
Wood, $3.50 per cord delivered. Phone
'"s,ss g. ~ - ~ 81 s,Es S;ss ".
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LOST AND FOUND.

Enr u,
[sLosT-A 80 by. az pies mo cas- !
ne, a tire carriery rim, tail light and
license number, 1885. Finder leave
Re Odin Odegard's garage for reward.
+ + lip
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FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
e{as, "a fents pr setting !. IM " A..
J. Davis, Route 1, Princeton. 11-6p
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Methodist.

101a. m.-sunday school. You are
specially invited TO- the adult bible
class. ~ - ~ t.. -.
:: : III a. M" How Much -Owest Thou - :
6:45 p. m.-Epworth league. s 3 5, ;::]
7:30 p. m.-Special service in honor
,of,sthe. Rebekah lodge members. -Ev BY
elrybody is invited to this service. The
orchestra will be, there. Will you .< s.
Thursday, 7:3o-Prayer service.2-1t
is gratifying to find SO r. many any interest
ed in our Thursday evening ri bibF le; stu1-
sdy and, prayer meeting: yrs,4 .,oa,a: 9;
S. Ainswor:ths :Lumb, s] ?. D., Pastor
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70 noi1so Mestgagesr lease Land Land noijsra
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az Rev. A. w. Franklin's: Let all
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Swedish Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran.
In Zimmerman, Sunday scha05eol' at 10
a, M; morning services IN Swedish at
II a. m. .7.,ss i" luu,. II K n
In Princeton, Sunday school at p,
M; English service at 9: i
Luther league in Princeton tomor-
row night at church.
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sMrs. L. r. Reinard.
r N. A. Almer, Pastor.
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FLOR RENT-A farm of 24O acres.
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a sasste crop. A MAJ With steaHadesired.
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Evening star., 1922-07-05
FAMOUS BUST STOLEN.
Bronze of Louis XIV Disappear
From Versailles Museum,

VERSAILLES, July 5.-The theft Of
la bronze bust of Louis~XIv from the
Versailles Palace Museum was dis
covered today. The bust, which dates
placed in Louis XIV's bedroom in the
palace by Louis Philippe and has
great artistic value.
Practical jokers last week deposit
ed in the Louvre Museum and later
removed a statue of the mayor" of
the mythical commune Of Mont Mar
ire, but there seems to be no joke
about the theft here as the bust was
forcibly torn from its stand.
The first mention Of wine in the
Old Testament makes Noah the first
to plant a vineyard and the first to
yield to the temptation to drink too
deeply of the fermented grape juice.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
SOVIET BREAD LOAN
SOON SUBSCRIBED
Peasants Pledge Four and
Workers Three Of Ten
Million Foods.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, July 5.-The soviet gov
ernment's first internal loan is a
success, according to the Russian
newspapers. the 10000, ,000-pood bread
loan having already been subscribed.
Although exact figures in the prov
inces are lacking, 1t appears that
the peasants have directly sub
scribed 100000 pools, the workers.
100000, and state institutions,
100000.
Russia's. 1922 grain crops. accord
ing to present estimates. will reach
minimum of 3,500.OO0,000 pools
(63,000,0O0 tons), or 1.000.000.0O0
pools more than those of last year.
acting Premier Kameneff told the
correspondent yesterday.
From practically all sections OF
Russia, except the north, reports are
poufing into Moscow showing that
the grain is flourishing in ideal
weather beyond the fondest hopes of
early spring. If the yield is as large
as expected it probably will be Rus
sia's greatest crop since the war.
Evening star., 1922-07-05
ASSAIL POiNCARE SMILE
IN PRESENCE OF DEAD
French Premier and American Am
bassador's Picture at Verdun
Target of Deputy.

| By the Associated Press.
PARIS. July 5.-A photograph IN
which Premier Poincare and Myron
T. Herrick. the American ambassa-
dor, appear to be smiling while pass
ing through the Verdun cemetery
provoked q lively incident in the
chamber of deputies yesterday. Dep
uty Valliant-Couturier, communist.
called attention to the picture, inter-
rupting the speaker to do so, saying,
II do not smile in the presence of
The premier jumped to his feet and
demanded that the deputy explain
himself. NJ. Valliant-Couturier then
endeavored to extend the discussion
to the question of responsibility for
the war, but NJ. Poincare insisted on
having his say about the picture, ex-
planning that it was taken when the
sun was shining brightly in his eyes
and those of Ambassador Herrick
He declared it was an abominable act
to use this picture as propaganda
He then announced himself ready to
accept debate on responsibility for
the war.
Immediately the communist deputy
pleaded lack Of documents for such de-
bate and asked for postponement. The
premier assured the chamber an op-
portunity would be given to thresh
out the question thoroughly before the
present session closed.