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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27

has been sick for some time. Il has
been having boils on its head. They
were going to take it to the doctor
this week.
johnnie Sattler was not assessing
Thursday. He called ut Ray Haxle.
groves, Emil Sattler's, Harry Ulfer's
and others.
Elvin Gray and Mrs. Frank Gray
were shopping in futile Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sattler were
callers at Emil Sattler's Thursday
evening.
One Of the Stohler boys is helping
Harry Uufers with his chores night
and morning.
daughter Shirley Jean were ut Ray
Hazlegrove's Friday for dinner.
Emil and Ray were callers at Ed
Wagner's and Mrs. Sattler and baby
visited Mrs. Hazlegrove.
Ed Wagner was . caller Wednes-
day evening at the Elmer Perry
home.
Ben Klagenburg is blowing for
Philip Weber. He started Tuesday.
The mail man, Oscar Wheatstock,
made the trips Friday and found the
roads very bad. He went as far as
McIntyre's Wednesday and had to
turn back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
Edwin and Opal Gray and Mr.. and
Mrs, Ray Haxlegrove surprised Mrs.
Ida Perry Saturday night. They
took lunch with them, which was
served at midnight. The evening
was enjoyed by all.
Miss Opal Gray returned to school
again after spending the weekend
at home.
Mrs. Harry Gray and son Bobby
came out to the Frank Gray home
for q visit this week.
The Tuttle high school senior class
will give the class play, "All a Mis-
take" the 9TH and 9Th Of May. They
are looking forward to the above
date and expect q large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattlcr and
baby daughter Shirley Jean were
guest Sunday at the Jake Sattler
home.
Elmer Perry and Robert Witzke
are busy digging rock as Elmer ex.
poets to break between 80 and 40
acres. When the weather man sees
fit to give US clear, warm weather,
SO he can pillow and break he sxpects
to keep the tractor going day and
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attend
ed church at Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Gorsline accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bickmore to Bis
marck one day this week.
Fred Wagner made a trip to Bis.
Lucille, who had an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sattler and
marck after their little daughter
baby were guests Sunday at the
Jake Zelmer home.
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die sterndly and VIM. Mickslto
homes Tuesday evening.
Gene Little went to Regain IN
coal Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MJWder. -
George Mowder were Regain shola
pers Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Knutson u assist!l
Mrs. Eric Engebretson with -
housework.
Mrs. Anna Knutson was . pasgeH
ger to Bismarck Thursday evenlnEl
John Howe and family and nm
Earl Mowder motored to BiSmoxe
Saturday.
Willie Uhde has been assessing &
this township the past weet:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold berg, M
were married last week, are bucye
getting settled in their home "a ~
frank Mickelson farm.
Mrs. Augusta Steindly retuxne(
home from Bismarck Friday WteEQl
she has been the past two wsok4
taking care Of her son Louie, ND
has been very i'll with inf.amnlas .. y
rheumatism. He j. much better n
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins anll
daughters Dolores aud Beverly werl
Friday visitors at the Ole W6N
home.
Earl Mowder was = caller ct ~
Strand home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Berg Wop
Wilton callers Saturday afternoon.
The luncheon and food sale giWoo|
by the American Legion AuxilinxI
drew good-sized crowd and n
was realized by the Legion ladiool
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DavenpogQ
and Charlotte and Ruth were ~
gan visitors Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nicholson anl
children, Roland and Ruby and Mrol
Andrew Fisher were supper guest
at the Frank Nicholson home Sun9
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Uglem and 60
Norman Of Wilton were Sundal
guests at the Roy Little home.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Davenportl
Charlotte and Ruth Wilmot were
Sunday visitors at the Leonard
Davenport home.
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Wing

As Regain c. E. is planning for a
Christian Endeavor rally to be held
at the Congregational church Sun
day, April Goth, Wing has changed
its church service to the following
Sunday Sunday. You are invited to
attend the rally.
Hans jacobson and family OF
Tuttle were visiting friends and rel.
atives here Sunday.
Quite number Of the Wing folks
attended the dance in futile last
Friday.
Bud Cleveland, Everett Ransz OF
Wilton and Alice Walker of Garfield
were visiting at the Cleveland home
Sunday.
Little Vivian Knowles spent the
weekend with her folks, who live
near Wilton.
Lester Knowles is the owner Of
a new truck.
Viola Hagen has as guests Friday
evening Sena Torgerson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebb Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs
B. J. Michael.
Lawrence Monson was a Sunday
guest at the Mueller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Knowles, Mrs
Harry Knowles and daughters, Gene.
We've and Margaret were Wilton
callers Saturday.
Clifford and Ruth Cleveland OF
futile wese shoppers here Satur.
day.
Emma Weber spent the weekend
in Tuttle visiting friends.
Catholic church services were held
here Sunday. A large number from
the country attended.
A birthday dinner was served al
the Harvey home Saturday evening
in honor of Mrs. John Weber, Mr.
kopplin, Mr.. Anderson and Mrs.
Harvey. Others present were Mrs
Kopplin, Mrs. Anderson and family
and the Harvey family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller at.
tended the German Evangelical
church services held at the north
church Sunday.
Dan Tice of Bismarck is visiting
here this week.
Edith Mueller returned home from
Wilton last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson Wis.
tied at the north Patterson ranch
Saturday.
Edith Mueller is assisting Mrs
j. j. Horncr with her homework this
week.
Ed Dalbec spent the weekend with
hi; family.
j. o. Rise and daughter Olga were
business callers in town Tuesday.
Henry Jacobson motored to the
south Patterson ranch Monday.
Axel Solder was a business caller
at the Capital City Friday.
Archie Rcnwick was in town last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbcll drove Il
Bismarck on Monday to attend the
services held at the Presbyterian
church there. The Jamestown Col.
lege glee club presented several
musical numbers, Willard Hubbel
being a member of the chorus.
Mrs. Edgerton was shopping ir
Bismarck on Monday.
About so per cent of our inhabi.
tants have been subjected to a light
case of flu during the past two
weeks. We are in hopes that the
weather turns warm soon. because
we think it is caused from it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mich Il, w :
and Sena Torgerson motorcd tc
Regain Saturday mite.
John Wilson and Jack Penner OF
Regan were visiting here last Fri.
day evening.
The Congel Ladies aid will have
an apron sale at the hall on May End
The last P. T. A. of this term will
be held on the evening of May 2nG
in the hall also a splendid musical
program is being arranged. Every.
one is requested to attend.
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The declamatory contest held in
tho auditorium Friday night was
well attended. Martha Haisch Of
Elgin was awarded first place for
the girls, with the rendition of 1.-The
Lost Word" Dwight McVay of
Brisbane was awarded first place
for the boys. His reading was 1.-THE
Burial Of an Unknown Soldier"
John Will Of Leith was a bust
ness visitor in Carson Thursday.
Geo. Zeller of He'll was in Car
son Wednesday.
The senior class intended to take
their play to Mott Saturday night
but owing to flu raging at Mott, it
was decided to postpone it to q
later date.
Paul and Henry Alderman, OF
north Of He'll, were transacting bus
mess in Carson Wednesday.
j. C. Bell and Fred Dettloff were
New Leipzig visitors Friday, also ia
pay their last res, ects to Herman
Vitzc, one of the editors Of the New
Leipzig Sentinel, who died there
Wednesday. Burial was at Mott
Saturday.
Lyman Vaught and VIM. Armi-
tage were visitors n Mandan and
..arck Monday.
O. D. Sprecher and Ed Polish Of
New Leipzig attended the declama.
tory contest and business matters
Friday.
Emil Will of New Leipzig and
bill" Carter of Elgin were business
visitors in Carson Tuesday.
Florence Littlefield and Fred
Dettloff were Mott visitors Sunday
X. j. eastman sold the pool hall
to w. w. McNally of Bismarck. Mr.
McNally takes ove' active manage.
mcnt May LIST. Mr.. McNally comes
to Carson we'll recommended. 1t
is not learned what Mr.. eastman
will do. Mr.. and Mrs. eastman
have made many staunch friends ir
Carson, who regret to see then
leave.
re Fletcher is still ~
issuing marriage licenses. the last
one being issued to Elizabeth Mack
and John Eslinger, both of New
Leipzig. The judge says that Sun.
10, is the b"st Gav OF the w~-k sc
far this month.
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Bernice ani. Lois Prante and
Pauline Maier entertained a party
of friends at dinner Sunday at their
bachelor quarters.
Mr.. Potter of Bismarck was q
business visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. John Metz received a mes
sage Monday of the death Of her
aged grandmother, Mrs. Mary King.
cry, who died at her home in Tus-
cola, Ill. Owing to illness Mrs. Metz
was unable to attend the funeral.
Herman Reck completed his term
Of school at the Tomelson school
south Of Raleigh week ago and
departed for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Laurhaugh and
children motored to Mcintosh, S. D.,
Saturday to spend the weekend as
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Ed McFall.
Wendell Koop, who has been q
patient at st. Alexius hospital in
Bismarck for some time, suffering
with dropsy was brought home Fri
day.
The elevators at Raleigh have
been busy the past week shipping out
grain taking advantage Of the raise
in prices.
Mrs. Joe Bachmeier was taken to
the Flasher hospital Sunday suffer
ing from serious injuries she re-
cevied when their car upset while
the family was returning from
church. Mrs. Bachmeier sustained q
broken collar bone, several broken
ribs and other injuries, while the
rest Of the family escaped unhurt.
Miss Gladys Lewis formerly Of
Raleigh, but now residing in Flasher,
was married to Otto Drumming Of
Freda at Mcintosh, S. D., week ago
Friday. After = short honeymoon
they will reside on : farm near
w. p. Stayner received . telegram
Monday afternoon conveying the sad
news Of the death Of his sister, who
passed away 1t their home ct Or
land, Ind. Mr.. Stayner departed that
evening via Mandan to attend the
funeral. During his absence Glen
Bosworth 10 substitute rural route
carrier.
E. Richl returned from Straus.
burg the last q the week with his
daughters, who have been attending
school there this past school year.
Mr.. and &rs. Samuel Haas and
children Of Elgin have moved into
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A. H. Helgeson was a business
caller at the Uhde home Monday af.
ternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and daugh.
ter were Regain shoppers Tuesday
Roy Little and Norman were Re.
gan callers Monday evening.
Roy Mccullough called ct the VIM
Mccullough home Tuesday morning
Norman Little motored to the J.
F. Little home Tuesday evening If.
ter school to get some seed wheat.
Mrs. Dan Danielson and son John
motored to Regain Tuesday morn
ing to meet Reverend Monson, who
came up from Bismarck on the
morning train.
Ollie Cook spent Tuesday night
with Anna Danielson.
Mrs. Pete Nicholson WAS Re.
Ga shopper Monday morning.
Mrs. Grant Lindsey il seriously
i'll at her home. They have . train.
ed nurse. It 10 to be hoped she wall
get better soon.
Mike Paukovitch called ct Roy
Little's Wednesday.
Most Of the young folks were ab.
sent from school Wednesday on &C.
count Of the stormy weather.
Reverend Monsoon Of Bismarck
wss : business caller q the s. I
Jordahl home Tcesday.
Roy Little was . caller ct The u
Mailman and John Howe homel
Thur11aY a4tesuoon.
TIE Farmers elevator held . "a.
sectors meeting Thursday atter.
noon.
Willard Dimon6 va . callas d
the Roy McCulleuGh houe Thur
day aftssnoou.
Mn. Anna Knntson motored 4
Rsssn Therssday sttsEnooa viii
Martin Strand called o The Fred,
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Ghylin

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Selahn attended
Pentecostal services in Regain Sum-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and FAM
lily were callers at the A. G. Krause
house Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Knutsoon and daughter
Lois ore assisting Mrs. e. j. Engle-
bretson with the housework during
spring work.
Philip Seibel called at the F. Ehnes
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Rupp and
son Merwin attended the funeral
services at Baldwin for G. Kikul
Sunday afternoon. They returned
the same day.
Vernon Anderson got a load Of coal
for Erick Englebretson one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Krfause made q
brief trip to the P. Seibel home Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and
children attended services in the
Pcntecostal church Sunday evening
The farmers in Ghylin township
can now get their poison oats for
gophers of L. j. King, towpshin
clerk. Get it early If you want your
share.
Alfred Anderson was q caller in
Regain Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lnderholm and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Ry-
berg attended services in Regain Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause were
business callers in Bismarck Satur-
day.
! August Lundbcrg and son Leonard
called at the Englebretson and
Krausc homes one day last week.
Paul Rupp and Alopf Krause called
at the A. J. Krause home Friday eve
ming.
School in Ghylin township will be
out April 9th.
E. ]. Englebretson is the proud
owner of a new car he just re-
Gently purchased.
Florence Keator spent Sunday al
her home south Of Regan.
G. Doctor is employed at the H
Folmer farm during spring work.
Barlick Fisher purchased E. Engle-
bretson's sedan.
Marie Selahn and Sophus Leir
called at the B. Sclahn home Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Ella Funston spent the week.
end with Rev. Rose Holsetein at the
parsonage.
Paul and Station Da,i were callers
in Regain Saturdan afternoon.
E. j. Englebrctson was grinding
feed Friday for his own use ond TO.
Aug. Krause.
Marine O'Brien called at the Sig
mund Rupp home one day last week.
Marie King and August Krause
are able to return to school again
after a weeks illness.
Marie and Agnes Sclahn and
sophus Lem and Vernon Anderson
called at the E. Englebretson home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Englebretson and
family were callers at the A. Lund-
berg home Sunday evening.
l.. ]. King was q caller in Regain
one day last week.
August krause, ST., went after q
load Of coal Tuesday.
Ella Krause returned to her home
after spending the past week with
Ella Funston.
Mrs. Howard Watkins called at
Roxy Louis school Monday afternoon.
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Brittin

Mrs. Ed. Allensworth and Miss
Dorothy Anderson unotored to Bis.
marck Tuesday.
Clark Crawford motored to Bis.
marck Friday.
Leonard Crawford spent the
weekend at home.
Mrs. Dewy Olson and sister Dor.
othy Lamb visited their mother Sat.
urday and called at e. Hoover's on
their return to Moffit.
Andrew Lamb and Meryl Ennen
spent Sunday in Bismarck.
Clark Crawford has bought .
new tractor.
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Regain

H. F. Dimond: local cattle buyer
clipped q carload Of hogs to St
|.ul Friday of last week.
Percy Cohen Of Philadelphia, Pa.
IA. been in the Regain territory fol
The past week and has purchased
two carloads of horses for shipment
10 the eastern markets.
Mrs. A. P. Pogreba has been visit.
ug her sister ut Mandan for the
past ten days.
The Sanger Mercantile Co. de.
'ivered = tractor with plows t.
Arene Tosseth Saturday Of last
week.
Ole Tyberg, local section fore nan
attended the state meeting Of the
maintenance and ways committee
IN jamestown Saturday evening, re.
turning Monday morning via Bis.
marck.
Miss L. E. Boat of Bismarck wa,
Sunday guest 1t the A. F. Tourt.
Otte home, returning Monday.
j. D. Wilson and J. S. Penncr MO.
tored to Jamestown on Sunday, r..
turning the same day. They repor,
the roads via Pingree in good con.
lition.
F. E. Gill and w. A. Tyberg were
Sunday visitors 1t Mercer.
G. G. Klipfel, assistant cashier Of
The Regan State bank, received the
sad news that his father, who re.
yided 1T Ashley, N. D., had passed
sway suddenly Monday morning
The neyen - <k~ i>nAl :. - 1....
Mr.. Klipfel Immediately departed
tor his home, making the trip by
Suto.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Carnes at.
tended to business matters in Bis.
narck on Monday.
Malcolm Christensen, who has fcl
The past few years been engaged
In electrical work at Seattle, Wash.
returned to Regain last week and
is renewing acquaiotances with hi.
many old friends here. Mr.. Chris.
tenson has not fully decided t.
locate here. but it is possible he
may do so.
Flowing was resumed on Monday
morning, but the fields, except OF
high land, are for the most part
rather wet for seeding. However
much preparation Of the ground ha,
been in progress for the past two
weeks and with some favorable
weather there will be an immense
amount Of seeding done this week.
Mrs. Grant o. Lindsey, who has
been i'll for the past two weeks, il
reported to be improving nicely.
O. B. Aune, local paiSter and de.
corator, spent the weekend in Re.
gan with hia family. Mr.. Aune
was en- route to Fessenden and other
points in the eastern part Of the
state where he has 4 number Of
state and county pointing contract,
such as public buildings and bridges
Several crews Of men were put t.
work the first part Of this week.
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Lleith

Presbyterian Church Notes fol
Sunday, April %: Carson-Sun-
day school at IL o'clock. Evening|
worship at 8 o'clock. We now have
our new songbooks. and will have
special song service ct this even.|
ing service. Lsrk-Service Of woy-|
ship at 2:30. Following this SER
vice we expect to reorganise the|
Sunday school. Leith = Morning|
worship at 10 o'clock. The sacram-|
ent Of Lodd's Supper will be OBJ
served at this time. Sunday school
at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davidson|
have purchased the Kavaney house,
and will take possession in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown an
aounce the birth Of son, April 10.|
]: H. Emch purchased Z new carl
the past week.
A most enjoyable party was held
at the hVne of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomao|
Anderson Saturday evening, the oe-|
casion being Mr.. Anderson's birsh-
day anniversary.
Mrs. Henery Faubel has ben
quite i'll the past few days, but 81
now improving.
E. J. LAWYER spent the week-oo6|
on o fishing expedition.
Fred Miner and D. =. Jonas 60
have . new piano delivered the past|
week.
Maurice Kimball, Sinclair Wyman|
and Jack Gordon Of Brisbane WoyU|
callers At Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Emch attend.|
ed the p. T. A. ct the Henely school|
Saturday evening and reported N
yer, interesting program.
The regular meeting 81 Lojth|
Civic club was held at tho home o1|
Mrs. =. Anh0rn Wednesday evon-|
ing. Roll call was answered 81
naming your favorite tree. A paper
on National Forestry was read 81
Mrs. Settler. Other papers pertain
ing to Forestry were read 81 Mrs
Breton, Miss Hepfel, Mrs. Kinholl|
and Mrs. Emch. Edythe' Jos
read the preamble q tie coootitpr
ton. Mrs. Weatherly ard Mrs. An-|
horn were elected deleeates 20 -
resent the Leith Civie club O. t6o|
district convention % NET &C NJ
England next month 0rs. xtmp|
ball, local chairman = D1HtH|
Homes. urged members = @ oo0nl
thing during the Wook ~ Ape1 III
70 3 IN keeping With hstser 49,
Mrs. Gerald Aansstad sntertaflc
nR}~~&>~~-, $500. - 49, 1~r- .ss,57
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
children, the Misses Lydia Marske
and Bernita Dutoit,- C. L. johnson
and son George, Axel johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Forsgren were Re-
gan caliep Saturday.
Asnumber Of the young folks Of
the community gathered 1t the Tos-
seth home Friday evening to char
ivari Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins.
Mrs. Pete Olson and small son
Lowell and Miss Lillian Anderson
were passengers to Bismarck Sstur-
day. Mrs. Olson, who was called
here by the death Of her niece.
Miss Thelma Anderson. is return
ing to her home in Chicago. Miss
Anderson is resuming her duties a.
nurse in the Bismarck HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Roy Anderson Of near Still
is on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Noon end
family were shoppers ia Wilton Sat-
urday.
Eugene Strand spent Sunday At.
ternoon at the C. L. Johnson hcxoe.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. G. Fos9ren
made . trip to Wilton Wednesday.
]. G. Nordlund visited rt the
August Asplund home ons day last
week.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Monday afternoon 1T the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert john on in Ron.
or Of Mrs. Eugene Perkins. . bride
Of the month. A number If beau.
tiful and practical gifts were
Mrs. Anthony Erickson. the Miss.
es Annette Erickson and Ella Nord-
quist were shoppers in Wilton Nom
day.
An especially interest. : serv ice
was held Sunday evening It the
Psntecostal church in Regain. The
Rev. and Mrs. ForSgren, who were
formerly missionaries to the Lap-
landers, conducted the servica. they
were dressed IN the native Lapland
costumes and gave vivid dc.crip-
lions OF their work. Special music
Was also given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haestrom were call
ers at the home 81 Mr.. and Mrx.
August Asplund Sunday
0rick Pearson was . caller st
Still Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Ars. Arthur johnson
spent Friday y the home Of Mr..
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FRAZIER GETS
RAIL SUPPORT
Listed Among Senators En-
dorsed BY Railroad Ensi-
neers and Firemen

San Francisco. July 11.-lN-The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen, in convention here.
elected international officers yester-
day and indorsed . number Of con-
gressmen for reelection.
United States senator's indorsed
were: johnson Of California. May
field Of Texas, Shipstead Of Mime
sofa, Wheeler Of Montana, Frazier
Of North Dakota, La Toilette Of Wis
consin, Dill Of Washington, Walsh
Of Massachusetts. and Ashurst Of
Arizona.
The international officers elected
were: President. D. B. Robertson Of
Cleveland, o.. reelected; assistant
president, Timothy Shea Of Cleve-
land, o.; vice president and national
legislative representative, Arthur j.
Lowell Of Washington. D. c., and
the following vice presidents: Albert
Phillips Of Sacramento. Cal; C. v.
Mclaughlin Of Chicago; S. A. Boone
Of st. Paul.
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2 ANSWER FOR :,
BRIBE TAKING

Hastings, Mimi, July 11-(AP)-
Mayor c. w. Smeltzer and Alder
man Charles Zeman Of South St.
Paul, indicted by the Dakota county
grand jury Monday following IN in
vestigation Of fraud and corruption
in South st. Paul's administration,
were arrested today. >.
Arraigned before Judge Schultx
this morning, Mayor Smeltzer and
Alderman Zeman pleaded not guilty
and trial was continued TO Friday,
July 20. Bonds Of 1880 each. fixed
by the court. were furnished for the
two officials by Theodore Schulti
and John A. Lytle Of South st. Paul.
The specific counts against the
men included: !
Alderman Zeman-charred with
receiving . bribs, emoluments and
eratuity and reward not authorised
by law. =.
Mayor .Smeltxer-With receivine
bribes four times and Mayor
Smeltzer and Zeman jointly charged
with receiving bribes four times. .
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LOVE SLAYER
FACING DEATH
Telephones Sheriff, I'm Ready
for My ROOM After

Union City, Tenn, July 11.-R-
Johnnie Vaughn, 2l-year-old slaye,
Of his rival in love. was back in thu
death cell Of the county Jail here to.
day after spending five days In
west Illinois woods while deputiei
searched west Tennessee for him.
Vaughn, under death sentence. e..
capped from Jail last Thursday night
with four companions by cutting 4
hole in the Jail wall.
He telephoned Sheriff J. r. Ne.
cain from his home yesterday and
told the officer "I'm ready for my
ROOM" The startled sheriff led thu
youth back to Jail where he, mus,
wait until the state supreme couri
reviews his case. ..
At the jail the slayer told Mccain
that he left TO attend to some 'bus.
mess" and expected to return the
next morning. He didn't say what
the business" was. A note wal
found in vaughn's cell after he es.
capped which said he would ''bs bael
tomorrow" ).
He was convicted Of killing Roland
Bell last March and sentenced Is th(
electric chair.