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THE TOMAHAWK. WHITE EARTH, MINN.
Philadelphia—A squadron of "enRuthton—Firs, caused by lightning,
emy" air maurauders theoretically dedestroyed the big barn on the William
stroyed Philadelphia and opened the
Beck farm.
way for an invasion by land.
Kiester—At a special election here,
Chicago—Hundreds of tenants have
bonds were voted to install electricity
in Kiester.
reported that they received notices of
rent increases from 15 to 20 per cent,
Fergus Falls—Rev. E. Wulfsberg Of
Elbow Lake has been elected presi/ effective on Oct. 1, from their land*
lords.
News From All Parts of Minne- dent of Park Region Luther college May Escape the DreadedSufin this city.
-Every Time I Sit Down to a Juicy dig Happenings of the Week New York—The Cuban sugar coinsota Given in Condensed
f©rings of that Period by
mission
at
a
meeting
here
fixed
the
Marshall—J. R. Howard, president
Condensed
for
Benefit
of
) Steak Now I Give Thanks to
of
the
National
Farm
Bureau
federanew
price
of
its
raw
sugar
at
3
%
cents
Taking
Mrs. Block's Advice
Form.
Busy Readers.
Tanlac, He Declares.
tion, has accepted an invitation to
cost and freight, an advance of %
,«"
speak at the Lynn county fair hare
cent.
Hopkins, Minn.—" During Change of
Aug. 31.
New York—A portion of the Atlan"Every time I sit down to a jjuicj
Life I had hot flashes and suffered for
Dundas—Sam
Remington,
Sr.,
is
tic
fleet,
which
has
been
anchored
in
two years. I saw
steak now I give thanks to Tanlac
dead here from injuries received when
the Hudson river, steamed off to
Lydia E. Pinkham's
for taking me off that milk and mush
struck
by
an
unidentified
automobile
southesn
drill
ground
for
three
weeks'
Vjege t a b l e C o m Where Busy Readers Will Find News
diet I had to live on for a year," said
driver. The driver of the machine did
rand advertised in *-*
maneuvers.
Joseph R. Towns, the well-known and Kernels Culled From News of Moment
From All Parts of State Tersely
e paper and got
not stop.
New York—A leap from a 12-story
popular proprietor of the Sanitary
good results from
Chronieled for Their
'
In All Parts of the World—Of
Redwood Falls—Two drownings ocwindow at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
Meat Market, of Marshall, Mich.
taking it. I recomBenefit
curred in the Minnesota river SundayInterest to All the People
killed Mrs. Ella Van Nostrand, aged
mend your medicine
"I had stomach trouble of the
August Menohow, a young farmer, and
80, believed to have been demented by
Everywhere.
to my friends and
worst sort and was going down hill
Winona—A band tournament, under H. E. Brocksmith, a transient harvest
the intense heat.
you
may p u b l i s h
so fast I thought 1 would have to give
Lakeland, Fla.—Four men were un- the auspices of the Winona Municipal hand were drowned while swimming.
this fact as a t e s t up my business. I was so nervous Washington
imonial. "—MTS.ROBder arrest, two at Tampa and two, at band, will be conducted here Aug. 14. Thief River Falls—The United
and worried I dreaded to see night
BBT BLOCK, Box 642;
Washington—Army aviators are for- Barton, in connection with the flogWaseca—A. W. McQuire, command- States civil service commission will
Hopkins, Minn.
come, as it meant little for me and 3idden to make spectacular flights or ging of L. B. Hughes by masked men er of the Legion post here, was named conduct an open competitive examinaIt has been said thatnotone woman in .
then in the morning I was so fagged io "acrobatic flying" over cities or near Mulberry, Fla.
county commander at a meeting of tion here Friday Aug. 13 to fill the
a thousand passes this perfectly natural
out I dreaded to go to my market.
ather populous districts.
position of postmasters at Red Lake change
Chicago—Five bandits, brandishing Waseca county posts here.
without experiencing a train of
Washington—Retal prices of food in- pistols, held up and robbed a messenRedwod Falls—Carl Kempfert, aged Falls and Plummer. v. y
"The money I spent for Tanlac was
very annoying and sometimes painful
the best investment I ever made. I :reased in nine of 10 principal cities ger employed by the Borden Farm 70, a retired farmer, jumped into a
Minneapolis—Ora Titus, lineman for symptoms. Those dreadful hot flashes,
never dreamed a medicine could do in the period from Juno 15 to July 15, Products company of $3,900 in broad cistern while visiting at the home of a the Minneapolis General Electric sinking spells, spots before the eyes,
son near here, and drowned.
company, who was rescued by. firemen dizzy spells, nervousness, are only a few
the work It did for me. Three bottles the department of labor announced.
daylight and escaped.
Washington—All federal prohibition
Memphis, Tenn.—The "American I Luverne—-A special election has w'hile being slowly electrocuted at the of the symptoms. Every woman at this
was all I needed to make me as sound
age should profit by Mrs. Block's experias a dollar. I never felt better or agents appointed in the future must Cotton Growers' exchange which is been called for Tuesday, Aug. 16, to top of a power circuit pole, died in the ence
and try Lydia E. Pinkham's VegeGeneral
hospital.
be
on
the
sunny
side
of
50,
under
orvote
on
the
issuance
of
bonds
to
aid
expected
to
include
the
13
cotton
pro-,
more like working in my life than I do
table Compound.
ders
issued
by
Commissioner
Haynes.
in
the
erection
of
an
armory
there..
Hibbing—Petitions
asking
that
Hibducing states in its membership was .
right now. I eat anything I want, my
If you have the slightest doubt that
Washington—The $105,000 "pot of organized at a conference of growers.
Stillwater—The body of John L. bing be incorporated as a city will be
stomach is in good shape and I am
Turlock, Calif. — A watermelon j Leffler, aged 72 years, who has been presented to the district court some Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Combrimful of energy. I sleep all night sold" that figured so largely in the
pound will help you, write to Lydia E.
without turning over and get up in escape of Grover C. Bergdoll, million- weighing 76 pounds and measuring 30 j missing two days, was found in Lily time this week, it has been announced Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.,
aire slacker, has been demanded by inches in length, 32 inches in circum- lake. Boys playing near the lake here. A sufficient number of names
the morning as happy as a boy.
about your health. Your letter will be
have
been
attached
to
the
petitions
to
the
federal
government.
found
the
body.
.
ference
and
14
inches
in
diameter
was
"Not only has Tanlac made me feel
opened, read and answered by a woman,
Washington—Senator R. M. La Fol- forwarded today by express to PresiMoorhead—Clay county- has been make this possible.
and held in strict confidence.
fit and fine, but I have also gained
lette
announced
his
determination
to
Pipestone—John
Toutjes,
a
blackasked
by
Carlos
Avery,
state
game
and
dent
Harding
by
a
grower
of
this
distwenty-live pounds in weight. If anyfight
to"
the
end
the
administration
bi>l
smith
at
Holland,
was
killed
while
at
fish
commissioner,
to
set
aside
a
range
trict.
body wants to know more about what
Chicago—The United States Grain of townships, to save the prairie chick- work in his shop. He was welding a
I think of Tanlac let them come to Cor funding the railroad debt through
shaft in the head of a steam threshQrowers (Inc.) announce that 195 ele- ens from extinction.
toe and I will be glad to tell them. the war finance corporation.
ing
engine when the heat caused the
Washington—
Recommendations
reWindom—A
special
election
will
be
vators
have
become
affiliated
with
the
It certainly hasn't an equal."
lative to the issuance of a peace pro- organization. There were 57 in Ne- conducted here Aug. 12, for voting on piston to explode, a large portion of
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists clamation probably will be submitted
braska, 74 in North Dakota, 38 in Mis- issuance of bonds for a new city hall, the steel striking him in the head.
everywhere.—Advertisement.
to President Harding within the next souri, 16 in Illinois and two in Okla- armory and for a permanent improveThief River Falls—Several loads of
rye, the first to be threshed in this 'If you are troubled with pains or
week, Attorney General Daugherty an- homa.
ment revolving fund.
nounced.
Bemidji—Police are endeavoring to vicinity, were marketed here. The aches;'feel tired; have headache,
Daddy's Usual Time.
Chicago—The financial secrets of
Washington — Intimations h a v e the Chicago American league baseball find the assailant who wounded Otto grain was grown by Ole Skaar, a far- indigestion, insomnia; painful pas-,
Mother was entertaining a few
friends, and her young hopeful was reached administration officials that club, always guarded jealously, were Voss of this city, shot while walking mer living near here and is of good sage of urine, you will find refief in
General Wood might be wililng to re- revealed in the baseball trial, the along the Soo railroad tracks, The I quality. Threshing will be general in
planted in the center.
"Whom do you like best?" asked consider his previous decision to de- club's books showing a net profit of bullet penetrated his chest near the this district within the coming week
St. Paul—Garfield W. Brown, Glencline acceptance to the governor-gen- $409,337 during the past six years, hear^ •
one friend.
eralship of the Philippines.
St. Paul—Colonel Paul Doty was coe attorney, and prominent in repubmore than $225,000 of this coming in
"Mother," was the reply.
Washington—Secretary of War J. 1919 alone.
elected chairman of the state Board lican politics in Minnesota for several
"Who next?" asked another.
W. Weeks approved orders directing
New York—The "Smokers' LeagU6 of Registration for Architects, Engin- years, was appointed by Governor J.
"My little sister."
the graves registration service in Against Tobacco Prohibition, Inc.," eers and Land Surveyors at the first A. O. Preus to succeed Andrew Fritz
"Who next?"
France to begin closing up its work has been granted a charter by Su- meeting of the board, held in the Gov- as state public examiner. The new The world's standard remedy for kidney,
"Uncle Jack."
appointee is a veteran of the World liver, bladder and uric add troubles and
Father asked: "And when do 1 Aug. 15. Shipment of the last of the preme Court Justice Martin. The ernor's office.
Winona—The 1922 convention of war.
National Remedy of Holland since 1696.
come In?" "At two in the morning," dead now designated for return will be league plans to "establish and conMinneapolis—Proposal to construct Three sizes, all-druggists.
made by Oct. 3.
serve the right of the citizens of the the Minnesota department of the
was the reply.
Washington—The Senate adopted a United States of America, to the use American Legion will be held at Vir- a highway to Farmington by way of
r H * mmmm Gold Madal « • m y to*
resolution by Senator McCormick, Re- of tobacco."
ginia, it was decided at the third an- Cedar avenue, thereby providing a dipublican of Illinois, providing for an
nual convention of the Minnesota de- rect route from Minneapolis to the
Beneath Him.
south, which might possibly be desigInvestigation of American occupation Northwest
partment at Winona.
Milwaukee—The Milwaukee police
"But didn't Opportunity ever knock
and administration of Haiti and Santo
Warroad—Chief Powassin of the nated as state highway No. 50, was
Domingo. A special committee of five are looking for the nerviest burglar ol Bukkate Island tribe of Chippewa voted down by the Hennepin county at your door?"
the city. He stole 3,000 bees and a Indians, is quoted in the Warroad Pio- commissioners.
"Probably."
senators will conduct the inquiry.
hive from Julius M. Barr.
"And you didn't answer it?"
For many years druggists have watched
Winona—The
cause
of
the
death
of
neer
as
branding
as
"Heap
big
lies"
Mason City, Iowa—Three persons recent reports that the tribe had been John Karsten, aged 28, a* farmer of Newith much interest the remarkable record Sporting
"I? Certainly not! What do you
Reading, Pa.—Skating a mile in were killed as the result of a headon doing the Sun Dance.
maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
dine, near here, whose body was found think the servants are for?"—Boston
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi- competition in 2:45 3-5, Frank Klopp collision between two freight trains on
Baudette—Thirteen year old Helen by a searching party in the weeds on Transcript.
of Philadelphia, international amateur the Rock Island system here.
.
cine.
Arnold of this city has a record to be a neighboring farm after an all night
It is a physician's prescription.
roller skating champion, established a
Helena, Mont.—Secretaries of state proud of. She made her third res- hunt, probably will remain a mystery.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi- new world's amateur record.
and other state officials gathered here
A coroner's jury here returned a vercine. It helps the kidneys, liver and blad- Newport, R. I.—The Vagrant, own- for the seventh annual session of the cue from drowning of the year when dict that Karsten met death by a cause
der do the -work nature intended they ed by Vice Commodore Harold S. Van- American Association of Secretaries she swam to the aid of Mrs. Ray unknown, but decided that no evidence
Flynn, who was in "distress in Four
should do.
derbilt of the New York club, was the of state.
of foul play was found.
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Mile bay.
Swamp-Root has Btood the test of years. winner in the schooner class in the
Ishpeming, Mich.—Four workmen
St. Paul—The Minnesota State HighSt.
Paul—The
Minnesota
supreme
It is sold by all druggists on its merit 37%-mile race for the Astor cup.
were killed in an explosion which court adjourned for its summer recess, way department is preparing plans
and it should help you. No other kidney
New York—Tex Rickard announced wrecked the dynamite mixing house and will reconvene Sept. 12. There for road building projects to be submedicine has so many friends.
nitroglycerine storage ' house of are 75 cases on the docket now for mitted to contractors this fall in conBe sure to get Swamp-Root and start that the bout for the light heavy- and
weight championship of the world be- the Hercules Powder company.
treatment at once.
consideration after the recess, includ- formity with a recommendation of
Omaha, Neb.—Two, persons were ing forest fire claim cases totaling Secretary Hoover that road contracts
However, if yon wish first to test this tween Georges Carpentier and Tom
Gibbons
probably
would
be
held
in
drowned in a cloudburst that virtually $12,000,000 to 115,000,00.
be let in the fall rather than in the
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Btnghamton, N. Y., for a Madison Square Garden late in Octo- destroyed Beulah, Wyo., a village four- .Montevideo—Directors of the re- spring to aid the employment situateen miles west of Spearfish, S. D., ac- cently closed Chippewa County State tion, it was announced at the State
sample bottle. When writing be sure and jber or early in November.
Minneapolis—Lyman A. Stanton is cording to advices reaching tfcnaha.
mention this paper.
bank are at work on a . plan for re- Highway Engineer's office.
the new boxing commissioner for MinPort Townsend, Wash. — Louise opening the institution at an early
Fairmont—District Judge W. L. Conneapolis. His selection to succeed O'Brien, 14 years old, missing from her date. It is proposed to issue addition- verse of South St. Paul, in a decision
Applied Psychology.
•
Robert
.Seiberlich
was
announced
by
home
all
night,
was
found
at
daybreak
Beware T Unless you see the name
"Did you call a plumber?" asked
al stock, and If these plans are car- filed here, holds that the Blue Earth
Mrs. Gadspur, "to mend that leaking Governor Preus at the same time that asleep inside the muzzle of a 14-incb ried out, it will he possible to make city council has the power to prohibit "Bayer" on package or on tablets yon
gun
of
the
shore
batteries
at
Fort
Commissioners
Reibenach
of
Duluth
Sunday "movie" shows. Judge Con- are not getting genuine Aspirin prepipe?"
good all deposits of the old bank.
verse dissolved an injunction obtained scribed by physicians for twenty-one
"Yes," replied Mr." Gudspur, "but and Thompson of St. Paul were reap- Worden. Other guns at the fort -had
been
fired
just
before
the
girl
was
disCanby—-A
survey
of
the
farming
disby Mark-Hanson, manager of a mov- years and proVed safe by millions.
he'll probably take his time about get- pointed.
trict north of here which was swept ing picture show at Blue Earth, re- Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
New York—The state boxing com- covered. •
ting here."
a hail and windstorm shows that straining the city from putting the package for Colds, Headache, Neuralmission refused to permit Bryan Foreign
"Why do yon think so?"
1
V
' by
40 square miles were covered by the "Blue Law" ordinance into effect.
gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache,
"I tried to master my emotion and Downey and Johnny Wilson, middleNaples—Enrico
Caruso,
world
famstorm. Madison was about the center
St. Paul—The Chippewa County
talk in an ordinary tone of voice, but weight champion, to box in this state ous tenor, died here.
of the disturbance. Corn was damag- State bank of Montevideo, has been Lumbago;. and for Pain. Bandy tin
unless
they
settle
in
another
bout
the
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of AsI'm afraid I created the impression
London—Archbishop Mannix, over ed on an average to 80 per cent, some
Jhat I wanted him to hurry."—Bir- controversy which arose as a result of whose return from England to Aus- fields having been completely wiped closed by an order of S. B. Duea, state pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
their
recent
contest
in
Cleveland
when
superintendent of banks, i t was an- sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
mingham Age-Herald.
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Wilson was awarded the referee's de- tralia there has been considerable dis- out.
nounced in the office of the state trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
cussion,
landed
at
Thursday
island,
cision on a foul.
St. Peter—Using more than 6u0 peo- bank examiner. According to G. H. Monoaceticacldester of Sallcyllcacid.
Quensland, without hindrance. .}
A Lady of Distinction
ple in its cast and telling a story Sivright, deputy superintendent, the
Domestic
Rome—The
postoffice
building
at
Is recognized by the delicate fascinafr
Got Them, Anyway.
Chicago—Two diamonds valued at Baria, in southeastern Italy on the that is of absorbing interest through- bank was closed because of a shortage
Ins; Influence of the perfume she uses. (5,000
The eccentricities of scientists are
each were seized by treasury Adriatic, collapsed as a result of, an out Minnesota and Northwest, St. Pe- in its reserve fund. It was not.preA bath with Cuticura Soap and hot department
pared
to
meet
its
withdrawals,
the
exter's
big
historical
pageant
will
be
like those of artists, says Dr. @harles
from a local jewel- earth tremor and eight bodies have so
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores, ry company. agents
given on Aug. 18 and 19. It will be aminer reported.
F. Baldwin of the United States pubIt was charged that the far been recovered from the ruins.
the most pretentious community enfollowed by a dusting with Cuticura diamonds were smuggled in from CanSt. Paul—Investigation of the coal lic health service. There Is» for inTokio—According to the Ashi Shim* terprise
ever attempted by this city, situation in respect to supply for Min- stance, the classic example of Br. Elle
Talcum powder usually means a clear, ada.
bun
negotiations
have
been
opened
at
sweet, healthy skin.
Louisville, Ky.—Attending physici- Harbin, Manchuria, between the Jap- and is expected to attract thousands nesota, ordered. by Governor J. A. O. Metchnlkoff of the Pasteur institute,
Preus, will be broadened to include a who became famous for the discovery
ans announced that Michael Fitzge- anese and representatives of the Far of visitors.
Unsentimental Critters.
Jackson — When Mrs. William drive against high prices of fuel, it of the so-called bacillus of long life,
rald, 13 years old. 111 with sleeping Eastern republic at Chita concerning
Short skirts are said to encourage sickness, entered upon the 127th day the conditions for the evacuation of Schats saw her fwo small children was announced by J. H. Hay, deputy the microbe which makes bartermilk
carried under the swift current of the commissioner of agriculture. In urg- sour. The doctor yas, quite, naturalthe activities of mosquitoes. Maybe of his illness without a waking mo- Siberia.
-sO, "but we don't see how they, could ment.
Viennit4-A treaty providing fd# a Des Moines river near here, she rush- ing lower coal prices, Mr. Hay sent ly, very particular about grapes and
.possibly be more active than they are
Chicago—One thousand dollars as declaration of war on Hungary in the ed into the water to save them, and letters to governors of surrounding he was so, careful that he washed each
around our own betrousered shanks.— the maximum fee for a major opera- event Emperor Charles returns to tire she, too, was drowned. Although help states and to members of the Minne- grape separately in his water glass.
Boston Transcript.
tion, the limit placed by the trustees Hungarian throne has been signed by 'was within hailing distance* the trag- sota delegation in Congress asking Then he drank the water in which he
Ledof Johns Hopkins hospital at Balti- Roumania.^Jugo-Slavia and Czecho- edy was not revealed until the chil- united action In obtaining lower coal had washed them.—Philadelphia
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more, fails of support among the sur- slovakia, according to^dispatches from dren's clothing was found on the bank prices.
St. Paul—Barbers operating soft
geons in Chicago.
Belgrade. . •.'
^•^'''^''^••'Mf ". of the stream.
Doyou know
McAlester, Okla.—One convict was
St. Paul—Plans for a merger of co- drink establishments or poolhalls as
Rome—The committee on foreign afyou cart roll
killed, the shirt factory virtually was fairs of the Chamber of Deputies dis- operative cheese-producing associa- sidelines have until Sept. 1 to make
wrecked and several guards were cussed the Silesian question and de- tions of Minnesota and Wisconsin for the necessary changes as prescribed
slightly injured in a riot which broke cided to adhere to the British view- a common marketing of their product by the rule adopted by the Minnesota
RATS
out in the shirt factory at the state point of not sending more troops to were laid at a meeting in the Capitol, state examining board of barbers,
cigarettes tor
snsl
penitentiary.
Upper Silesia prior to the meeting of by representatives of the Pine.Island, Walter Dunlop, secretary, announced.
lOcts from
Indianapolis—Promising a fight to. a the .Supreme Council.
& NICE
Minn., co-operative cheese-producing In those shops where soft drinks are
BVUttnatft*
anish if Eugene V. Debs and other war
Berlin—Gigantic "no more war" association, and of creamery livestock being sold, that department must be
one bag of
Stnains
prisoners are pardoned at this time, demonstrations was staged in all the associations. The discussion was pre- separated from the barbershop by a
John G. Emery, national commander of large cities of Germany Sunday by the liminary to a project to gather togeth- solid wall reaching from ceiling to
the American Legion, wired President peace league of disabled veterans, who er all the cheese producers of the two floor, Mr. Dunlop said. However,
Harding that such action would be in- ask peace advocates in the United states, which produce about 80 per where a poolroom is operated and no
ELECTRIC PASTE
terpreted as a license to disregard law States, England and France, to ar- cent of alL the cheese, into the United drinks or lunches are served, a six
foot partition i s sufficient.
ind order.
States, into one co-operative body.
range similar meetings,
i*
BUCADY r O B U S S - B R T I B l H A N T B A P S
South Bend, Ind.—The engineer and
Montevideo—John Haga had a nar- fmftttw imikuliifor water u 3 tt£S?J?*U
Duluth—The Duluth international
Riga—The offer of Herbert Hoover
,_M
Steaaatuo. "Money back it It tails.'*
fireman of a New York Central train to aid Russia in relieving suffering due Potato show will be held October 20 row escape from death while workjng •"-s
V. B. floranuncnt
P u t s tones bay*
thefe It.
pesta tozna
were probably fatally injured and pas- to famine on condition that all Amer- at the local armory under the auspices on his farm. Haga was driving a har- •*-"**»' njectrtc
THBT8FRBAD
sengers shaken up when the train icans now held prisoners in Russia be of the agricultural committee of the vester when a storm came up. He
DISCAS8 • - '
struck a truck and was derailed at released, has been accepted* by the local commercial club, it was an- was unhitching the horses when lightK U X E B attract* and;
uraaleut end*
urn anaaywbm. DAISY K.T K1I
New Carlisle, Ind.
Rusisan authorities,'who suggest im- nounced by W. O. Sargent, chairman ning struck the animals, killing all Ptawd
IfstaallaM-.
_Jada of metal,
Chicago—The Santa Maria, said to mediate negotiations in order to real- of the committee. Prize awards to- three. Haga was thrown to the
'eaa't epai or Op oven • •
wfllnot
aoUartalore,
be the world's largest flying boat, ar- ize speedy assistance, according to a taling $1,000 will be made
to exhib- ground by the shock, but was unin•aytbingv Ouerentteil. rived in Chicago, after a trip from Key dispatch from the Rosta News Agency itors.
jured.
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GENUINE
West, Fla., and around the Great of Moscow.
Minneapolis—Mrs. W. W. Sivright!
Ely—Railroad presidents "and the
,._"'"".
atig^OMkrar
Lakes.
Lpuvaln, Belgium—The cornerstone most humble switchmen, mining "com- wife of W. W. Sivright, of Hutchinson,
BwokJjm.H.V.
Pittsburgh—Rapid progress is being of the new library of the University pany presidents and ore diggers president of the Minnesota State Fair,
made
toward
the
reconstruction
of
died
at
Rest
Home,
600
West
Thirty,
marched
in
a
body
with
dinner
pails
of
Louvain,
planned
as
a
gift
of
the
^ TOBACCO
'_, >
juildings at the Western penitentiary American people to the people of Bel- on their Arms at the seventh annual second street, from a paralytic stroke
iere, which were destroyed recently gium, was laid with elaborate cerejy, fire started by rtotinjg conyicta.
W. N. U.t Minneapolis, No. 32-1921.
mony.
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TELL 'EM TO SEE MOST IMPORTANT
ME, SAYS TOWNS NEWS OF WORLD
i
HAPPENINGS IN
•. GOPHER STATE
FOLD IN A FEW WORDS
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