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03-09-1922f P : _ ,\ ~i \ .' ";;»`€<»=§ : 21 Qc.,,.~,-dz Y \ "'~Pl~|\ nm min. Nebr., uma 9, 1922.-mx xwrsnrnxss-. THE ENTERPRISE ~A LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR s-Be nn!-I|ALL THE PEOPLE anrrzsux| -u n sn u nn n . " . ' ~_ * _. . . _._fl»id__¢dezud.ln§ in Wuhiz}glon_,cG¢:n GE NE RA L AND LOCA L NE W S A ND COM ME NT gn s.;,,M4from adkialmportaFuneral service:wereheldi u p t y ,Ne n r u u .:rommarymm y ,,for the school yur 1921-22:Hondlyafte moo n fo r Mu. w. E .iB urrR.J ong,ChrisH.Neiman. 1.Thr. g\¢P8¢0sdnry¢fH.s. Taylor at her home in nonh Bwr, Chu-las Gehrlc e and Mike Nelson.n...:--:..-|. an an sm....\.. nm.. .m.|Rzv.Forenun ofndatinz.Tha de-lYounrarqquirndto answerwg !V O L . X X V I ** BLAm, W ASHINGTON coUN'rY,NEBRASKA,MARCH 9.1922.;\NO.s \ FORMER WASH. oo. I-'o|.Ks/rr ~~ m m B @ u B U S Y . Mm Wm al Hnller received a wa: n>nn une o rg Bene ,Cal., informing har nl' | plrnic whleh TUBRBULAB TESTING the New-uk; mu. and particularlyWuhlngwn county people h u at Dr. J. M. Smlfh. our Wlmhingwn [ang Bench Mrk on Mnh x. Thero|"°"'"'y government velerinlry impec- were ummm. Min hm.Mn »...,.wr, naw hu durzo al intcnxive area HERMAN PLANS JULY 4tI\ czu:|mA'|1oN liamumbeliovu in being dna only1m Le R |1 1 Lo h !S""E Avrnonlrrss nusv °N_\»ini and mu yan: pm are nude '°| celebrate July uh a.: they lmve uenr done before..The bnsinonn men ol our neigbbgp inc bcrg un live wins md whmnnr Hum n... conmsslousks MEET ,u.Low m\m[n|u.s.cn/mrry CLAIMS plc MONEY County Commisaionefe Room, Ulnir, N br., Mmnh 6, 15%.The l!on1i;Co\mty Comrniuionan NUYES OF INTEREST 'roEX~SERV|CE MB! Emergency Honzitaliution fnnled Sul Ed Kirk, foYl'l\¢P|¥ of Co. H zum inn. FL Benu uwwn, ma i am. and 1 member in ¢°°d lundimnf ['o|¢ IM, Amlriun Mrk". Bill:Nehrukn.Mr. Klrk hu been ver' cmmmgs Hua MANY ANXIOUS To ssnvn m v e i n n : n o wL u c u ve r q g u .- - - -- - ---- - - - - -- ~ -;,,-1--.2.'h e n c i t i e s o n l y( o u t s i d e O m a:u o d i s t er e l a t i ve sw h oa r ei e f tt oB y 0 'H n n l o n , H a b e r & 0 ' H a n l o n . . h ! s .1\ . \___ . - _ . 1 . . . t xUNumarah a n - n n t l fn vIAt|. DlnB Vl..~ INGS 'ro COKE It hu been a Iong than dance eznnlumantn that go along Wi county ales holdin;looked u - vlti n g to thehungry 1101deaa » preaen. ttime.'Huis is uvldlncud b the long Ilst o I\lings now an -- at tho County lerk'| allen. One thing sun is thnt the mia are going to have ma opportunity » make a choice when they go ta ¢ primaries l s Well as at tha pol 'ater.cn.At this time it look: lhough ihe filing!had ju s t h lr l stutud and if rumors can be rel on tho list wi!! be much longer flu~ it now Il. I-'allowing is the list of thqe wh have Med to data: Shcrll- Mauric e hieimens and r. H.Pounds.Democrats;Fkhnrd C Plleher,.LM. Bruntel; and Vue Count; Allomey - Reed 0'Han| o and Henry Mencke, Democrat; G Bullard.Reuublicsn.' County Treasurer-Chu.H.~ erbon,Refpubl .1 County Clerk-~L. R. Gilbert, Dem~ mt; w. K. Slmde. Republican. County Cummi llio ue n- H. C. Blass, Dltt 1, Rspubl - 1 J. F. whine. nm. 2. mmm;~ . Seam-A lum H. miller. H0110~ li nn . ulurad that every Ma in W ashing ton county will hun our cons in dun uma.him J. P. Jensen, Post Wu Serviel Sec 'y , Bild!! 1-1. Hain mr. zu. Amlrian 1»°li°n I -x n - n -- The gnnd c ombination and Enn- rmmity was being put on by J ensen &Brass, assisted by the live mar s ` 'Hu diy ddhn il gtl¢ll»lly» ing ne| ,rt.o hand tml on Saturday li ln h 2 5 th e timef o r f ili ng ~» » will doa. Thlatimethe mny oristobeel~ for s two year un-m whic h lhould Iusfmakn the people of BIA!!» careful in their selection for this plnée.0no councilman In enh word Ind a c ity cléri and trexsurer an :Iso to he eieded. The omc en wh e n terms exp are as follows:John R. Are. mayor; R. G. Ailen. c ity trelaumr: Clilord Krause, city clerk; E. M. 3017- city engineer; Frank Bigelow, eotmoilman, First ward; J. L. Pounds. councilman, Second wud; Henry Grimm. council- man.Third wu d ;P.C.Sorensen, councllmsn,Fourth nrd. The memben of the Sc hool baud whose term: expireun Ed. Gilbert- son and Hugh Wright.. . . , . - 1 . . . - . ¢~.. H n . B M W m m .mi n t'naninthelm g a meour Smith 'lillitdlhevazinlliwheeloflr. md Hn. Hin? "I'5»0r3 alteudadhe will PW this year.business,l!nlIa§r nmd secured arounddw Langue dance and sport W ' 'TMr. andUral. om Paul were Om- eight hundred dollnn an be med fn xn d l r dt h t n i g h t a tP .H . T y : - o n - li nv i l l t o nS u n d a y .p u t t i n :o ns o m ep r i z e 4 \ .Am e e t i n f ' " " '. . E E 1I ni l - | . l . . . . .- - . I\ . n \ u\ | ¢ | l . h | { ' .M 2 1 ~9 ' ! ' f ' $ _ ° f . " I ' . " " 3 "S E T S~Y fh f , ~~ | l | l * 1 lW u nr uw i t l l t l um mr u l v l u u i s- - - --- -- -- - - -w i t h4 0 .T w o o t h e r s p a yt h en m :a s.rO R U M Tly rewillbenoserviceintheBlair-Fremont with 80 teachers and Beatrice with 76.Grand Island. em-nloyinz 110 teachers. :ms but moo; °'"*}'°j{'. nf" S"*'¢f¥ _ T'"}._l_{"_{'j°f_}j whole community. = s < . e w I ~ , ~ , § ; ; , , , . " § ; r .géfsrsnissuon of tnlherculosla with a Mrs. *p Howes, Mr and lltru. 'r°m]t.'l'¢'w of seven 'veterinarians working. A rd rd r Dr. H s £-Finnell,Mr. and Mrs E.C.Pierce. Mrs H.Shields and Mrs.Thomas Wilkinson. To any that this crowd had a pled- Int time would be putting it mildly - they had a grand and glodous dine. "I'El.EGRAPl{ OPERATOR SOLE s q a vlvo n OF TGW N Fremont, Nob., March 4.:-The town or Dnle. Washington county, has gone dont of bwness. The only store ln the little hamlet close-cl its doors some time ago. Since ceo mg to we rom ay o tice at Lincoln it la possible that test- ing will be continued on this big scale until the whole county is cleaned up. The finest kind of cooperation la being given by the farmers.Those who orc not familiar with the wprk, however,are urged to have 'every- thing ready absolutely when the vet- erinarlan arrives on the place.Thisdlowsthetestingto continue and makes it Pooefhle for more farmers to have their cattle tested before the rush season arrives. Local veterinarians are making a a a u . ;a n n a n n u ] \ u l u §a n n e w a u | ¢ |u w ) ; Raith it to _the sal.ilfa."fion of the Not only the dar of .imerleak in» dependence will be a red letter das' but they have planned a auccaalon of, eaciting days dwurgh the intervening months when cash prizes will be dren away. . O n the big day,July n h ,scope lucky psi-Rm will lnsw :soo in mn - ~ - - ben resollll provided my are tis atandnnrl space apart.. . Pnxning of fruit trees was elpecld- ly emphasised.Orolmnls have been met purwoant to ad}ournment takenFehr. 29, waz. Present J. F. White. n. c. lllac o me Henry Trunlaen. The minute;of the last meeting wem read and approved and after allowing bills the Board adjomned until March 20, 1922. at 9 o'clock a. ln. After n careful examination of the following bills on the dillerent fond1. it was moved and seconded that thefollowing claims be allowed, and the County Clerk ls hereby onlerd to draw warrants on the different funds 1 to pay same.Carried, all members proae1t voting "aye.f' Crowell I.br. & Gr. Co. (coed mme s o be very prolltoble _ln on _f°' Pff°__ff.___.__..:s 1150;I . . . l n .r : A [ll at Swedish llsalon hospital, Inn is on the mend at present, and hopel to get home in a week's time. C200 023 Your request for advice on lfirll matter referred to AIU oi Poet, Atty. Norman'Lot.hrop; rnatten of ioea! Iegd questions will be re- fennd to Attorney Lathrop.Hatton of leg# matters Mil fa to Attorney Reed O'Hanlon, that have been enter ed na records of U. S. Veterans Bu reau. C-396 906 Your claim has been appealed to Stanley E.Hain Post with all matters of records and briefs. flrcision of Chlqf of Cldms Division is that this matter mont go_ into the Wlahington County In The County Omar! gf:meer.I|andT ' , ; ' " " "f ° , g | m u " " " "n mT Mn e u n :Mt hn a m '. u a " ° f § " | » g | = ° ' m u m u d ' a » u a u u 3.~~~tlll ___._1_1 ._ \|__.\.¢'L "'.;' ! _ ~ n u !~I H~ | "; '° '-;j'"~' va' M i~°° ' " " |nrannlan ur.r.f\|t1 annul.~ s§"{3\F'>7l°f-P Ii Havelvck 82300: Schuyler 82200.flmewcaesy.ith and HL. Dv'h -:nvhed to attend.W""kP§°""°°,d8'§';,,,»,,;':.'f lim'ur. and Hrs.Bllnchlrd mo- ,f""'°"' a d "6" the" of ' xr y4." will thus be seev thatw¢ areP. J. Rmfr-»-. Rhnahv.:mauaOnuhu IntMonday andmi. hinhnnr nf rw.-111m in vim- T`f"i1"'f'f"". "§°9."° "fm "fi'f'?fei n e ;t e e n. E -- n - n » - 'nstonleaving no lad W ill Ind Tastnment.and panes!-ed of Real and Personal ;Estatnestimatedat$1150.00m d nlhnulnu fn! nf||U\|n\ahn!{n!\ §l\|m|»nf I l l ! ! n | \ vvu v u n r~d n.a s nn - n H . .1- --; . |5F r i n c i p n !U I I K T I~( T Ig n.x 3 f ' ; - Z `i " i ? " s f ' ° ' 3» ¥ . " i , = " § ' J '. . ¢ 2 3' ° § = > fG . - 0 0 3 ' b rT e k m m hw-H e ri ' } ' ¢ . Z ` . i ~ . f . " °h o m eo fh i s° ' " " ° " ' ° '' " 'n u rc l a m .A n at h i sc o m p a r i s o nd o e s*L E G A Ln o n c s s g f h m a o n.m g ;¢ a } § e r . . M 9 _ = = d \ v¢ v ¢ n l 9 z_W a i d nH n n r o r kh v t nm - w t r u c kf o r' m tr n n t e m b l n t ea n yr e d u w o n au m___._ _ . Min Gemldineldetzi r st u mairs. Hnme1nar.nas reuarnon :romveal:end at the home .5 h£-"'W ¢- a ;;~° wgk; mg =;~gg¢»°==use in his irnpkment work. rmother. Hn. Eva lleuler. returningr. anl...mepenrhad d u1a msum , Wodnletdly in Teknmnh and ..¢¢$`m1.|In tu . c m- :I -: ac m| .u :Y n ews tp her acuasnrf~ of thsjrupfia of the a|:h00 n the American iiegion dance that even-. . . . . .nnllmnn: nnrl lm! mid-Limr.They were zuut at the B. 0.Emil Lnllmnn had n tmc k load of»then the owners have converted t.he|"°"'d"`"bI° slcriHce no ¢1ll1'3 on !hisI"°"f"°" when PWPUIY cared for.27. 00 £9. 10 20. 50 D- e fp u t m o n t o f In t e r i o r a n d n o t b e d a - ci d e d u n d e r t h e S w e e t b i l l .I f y o u w i t h t o c o m a u n d e r t h e B u r e a u o f Pe ns io ns .D e p t .o f I n t e r i o r , w e h a ve rli n~ ct ion .s for yo u. C l a i m I X T 0 2 5 Vnnsv wnrmlml f m m e work for the govemrncnt..They re-|building into n barn q n u' u nr u nu " r r "- U .v w .' - - --. .H r .a n dM n .A .A .A n d e r s o na n dM ¢ U O M l dh o m e . R u b ym lG o r d o na t t e n d e dt h ef u n - .L y n nP a r r i s hw a sd o w nf r o mT e - e r a lo f fl l r aB r l a o oa t T e k a m a h .R o m - a hb e t w e e nt r a j r u lS a t u r d a ya n d H r .G e o .M o r g a ns h i p p e dh o g st ow a i t e dh o m ef o l k s .- O m a h aM o n d a y .1F r e dF r a n a e nl o a d e dae a rw i t h l i k eR u b yA n d e n o na n dM r .I - ' e nh o u s e h o l dg o o d sl a s tw e e l ca n d: h i p - d l a a n dM u d l e rw e r eg u e mo fM r .g dt h e mt oM c P h e r s o nc o u n t yw h e r e m dM n .H a r i o nD e n n ya tT e l n m a h .ew i l lm a k eh i sh o m e .` S u n d a y .IM n .J o eR e y a l i c kS r .a n ds o nJ o h n T h eR e dC r o l ln u r s ec a l l e dS a i u r -n l u r n e dF r i d a yf r o mav i s i tw i t hr e - o h ya l .t h eh o m eo lB i l lW i l b u ra n dl a t i v e si nO m a h a . f o n dt h e mu pa n da b o u ta n dl m -I .N .W a r r i c kw a si nt o w nF r i d a y . p r o v e df r o mr e c e n te o l d a .S h el e f tT h el a d i e so ft h eB a p t i s tG u i l d s o m ea o | T l F ¢ l' a e w e dl u n c ha tt h eW a l t e rN e i l e e n D e a nn d e r a o nf a m eh o m ef u n ns a l eS a t u r d a y .T w oc o m f o r t sm o r e S o u t hO m a h aS a t u n d a yr e t u r n i n ga u c t i o n e do f !f o rt hma r dt h e yr e a -B u u l a y ,h i sb r o t h e r ,G o r d o n ,g o i n gl i n e d$ 2 7 . 0 0f o r u r h l é mt h e ya r eg r a t e - 4 ° e ' » 1a l s of o raf e wd a y s .f u l . IM u .G i l b e r tO l s o nw a saB l a i rv i s i - hon and cattle on the Omaha mar- m Tueadey .Emil and Gilberi Lallrnan attendeda vom: folks party at the home ofMisa Emma- Rowe, near Hooper, on Tuesday evening.Henry Mergedoht in the owner nfa second hand Maxwell truck whlcllhe nureraned in Fremont rocenllv. .W m.HoltmanandEmil_I..ai'n1ar were in Fremont I"ridus ard incident-ly took in the Holstein mlleh eow :alewheretheformerpurchasedthree choice mileh cows.LutherMonkofFontwnelleweeageninthisneighborhoodthefaat weekridinginanewFond=°\3>°whifh he nurehaaed in Blair recony.Wm. Holtman was a caller in Nie- -rn.. .,.»,. ......=..-- _r H.- .|.......||nm~. .ma: H U nu n :n | \ | ¥ | \ u |u l u l l !u t x t l : vu - u n u n u n va»nn\u~.n a y v ' va n : H ID 0 - -- -v- v a v- »¢gnu -v nvi o w n i s t h e t e l e g r a p h o p e r a t o r , w h o n u k e s n n o £ h e r b i g r e a s o n fo r s p e e d -r a n g e d n z F d l \ £ e b a u m 's a t F o n u m l l o l ~25.10 h o s p i u l i z a t i o n w a . : H u n t e d a n d a ft e r In l o ft n l n n n in t h an h n \. ¢n 1 ..... '|.f....i n n u n t h e w o r k . a s t l m v n m n n vr i n n e o n Th u n d a y a n d a t M r . r Im » ¢ n a i ¢ x ' » , Q , 9 } '1 * >M e a t . M a r k e i ( m p p i i e s n r r a n n m e n t s w a r e m a d e b v O m n h ;this time.were it not for certain sf- filiam!nn!.Lers not yet omcially acted upon.It npnelrs that the aforesaid ms- 'ority of the bosnd--una°ble, perhgpg, lo free thenmel.es nnlta from n. oerse ofeeonomie responsibility to the pu~ blie-ie inclined to adopt n plan to el- fectscertainsavinsr.nevertheless.bv reducing the nlaries of such ln~ dividunlteuhersasmaybefound vrillirg to accept s cut, or who are noteoniicieredindispemiblebythe management.Suc h ll mlify of bar- tering discrlmlnntlon, which must of oeeemsitv effect those mont who are lerat indefnardent, looks so unfair tome that I feel morally bound to re- sist it with all fair means at my com- mand.OurGradeteachersagenot overnsid Ind those in the high school but alirhtly. seeonlinx to the stand- uda of the present school yesr.x smallreductionallalonen oline would have seemed (mir ard equitable; and I believe it would have been ac- ceptedintheproperani:itbythe best of our present stall.Butafter Rinsing to reduce in the least a w- nrythat is manifestly several hun- dreddollarsabovenormal,Ican nee neither honor nor justic e ln st- temptingtoeoverupbycutting where there is no other good nesson for doing oo. -xx-U. s. AR'- v£rs~|N~R1~N | . . Ndlke to Non-Realdent Defendant QIHaniou. Maller & 0'Hanlon. Attorneys In the District Court of Wa.shi1!l°11 C c u n t y , ~3. Paul BI. B\11'¥» Plasmas, -vs-Parker. BrotlmenLandCompany,n Corporation,Q Defendant. To Parker Brothen Lund Company, A Corporation:You will take notice that onthe16th diy ofFebruary, 1922. Paul H. Bum. plaintiff, filed his petition in the liatrid Court of Wasl1~ ingtonmunty ,Nebraska,against Parker_ZQ1othersLandCompany,a corporation, the object and prayer of whichintorecoverthesumof gy myouonthegroundsofmin- bpart.extremecrueltyand|.bl11~donment.You are furthcr notified that y ou are recuzired to answer aid petition ° "2 ; ffame the 10th day of April, 195-itThorn Dixnon, Plaintilf. By Hegry Menckti her Attorney. . ..._......___.. n t l n t r yC a l ha n dV l c c i n a l i n gH o g s a S p e c i a l t y B o t h P h a s e s .-B l a i r , N e b r ___.______,_ __._... F O RS A L E At a Bargain IF TAKEN SOON .--- - - - --°~»-~ ( " ° '"" $3l34.00, together with interest there- nmll||||||m|||||||||||||u||||uu||1ulnw3 CIIIROPRALTIC FOR§ a m u s eHE A LTH§ - . n u. _ - Fn u n Cmade ln the city§ , ..md mu n lr y§ ConsultationFree.Lldy5 Altendlnt. _ -: _ _ .nn. AJ. semnmnsox,§ Chiropractor§ . l==l2=20fTwin City Tractor l==-3 Bottom Oliver Plow I--Tandem Disc annum from t.he'5nt,day of Marc h 1921, and costa of said IISUPIL said sum of sazsmoo, with said:nw-u t. beingrow' dll? andpayubletothe said plaintiff from the said defendant as commissions and moneys due for commiuions for the sale of real a» tate by said plaintiff as :gent faq the 3;!Hff-" n.llff"° InyourKITC HENKNIF Ealan ; getting dull?Let'| :ell y ou a Kee Kutter.'lhere's 1 reuon. Pamnsgx n,\nnw.Aaa co. (SEAL)A. C. DEBEL. 3.4¢County Judge.NoticeI0 C red ilon of Eltlte E. B. Curlgun, Attomey . ruhlsen,Deccucé: To the Creditors of Said Estate:You are hereby notified. That I willsitattheCountyCourtroomin Blair. in said <=°\»=_§g- on the Nth da of March, 1922. aon the 19th dlof June. 1922. at 10 o'cl6ck A. M. ol each of uid dlten, to nc elva and ex- amine ul 'claimsagainst:mid Zsllbivwith a view tn their ldjuatement~silowancea-'I'11e time limited forpresentadonofclaimsagainstnl~ Eltnte is three mnntlm frvm the 1721!du' of Marc h. A. D. 1922. andtime limited for payment of debtsO11aYear£romu.id1 ' I t . h d n y d March. 19221Witness my hand and the seal osaid County Cuurt. this 10th day o Febmarv. 1922.(SEAL)A. c. DEBEL, 3»5tCounty Judga STATE OF NEBRASKA» { sa. Washington County,4 In The County Court for poor 129.60 I |a ~n x; v -H . . -- n n » |"v n u v u ;- u n q . - q u ; v » a railroad station.Only the click of his little instniment breaks the deep =lilence of the deserted villap. GIRLS CATCH OPOSSUM As every one knows Washington county girls can do almost any thing they undertake to du but this in the hrs: time that a report has come to The Enterprise office of high school girls catching an opossurn.Misses Ruth and Helm Croudy. daughten of Jack Croudy and Miss Opal 'I`ucker, dlughter of Freeman Tucker want out in the timber Int Sunday hunting specimens for their Bo!NU ~¢l.\.\¢. With them wemt their faithful dog *and when he :pled the oposmm there was some excitement and frantic chasing by the girls until the Sly little fellow was kaptured. He was as fat as butter and weighed ten pounds.1 SURPRISE FOR w. R. c . MEMB§R On last Monday afternoon,about dczen of the oldest woman's ze- Iiei corps members drcpped in at the home of Mrs.Sam IIailer to give her a surprise. Her daughters. Mrs. Vincent Smith of Red Elm. South Dakota and Mrs. Wm.Stockton of Schuyler,Nob.. were present as they are hem on a :init to their parents at this time .und this greatly added to the occa- . .-- .-' " ' a _ . _.n v w . to finish as soon as possible. e township c h a i r m a n ~ cap are donating their time free of charge and are anxious In finish as rapidly as possible.With all these reasons every farmer is urged to have everything in negdinua be- fore the veterina1'lnn aniveu on the nine.To illunrnte what importance this has in the work it has been fix- ured that if each farmer delay i the inspector only ten minutes: the total time last in a day will avenge two hours for each inlpector. Dr. Tiiden ci! Blair. Dr. Btnnloy of Ib Soto are working in Ft. Gnlhoun towmhip with two government men who just arrived.Dr. Cady of Aw Iington and Dr. Byers of the govern- ment are working In Fontanelle imm- ship.Dr.Smith is iininhing Blair township, and two men will start in Herman township in the near guture. Grant and Richland townships are na- most organized,while Lincoln and Arlington will also be included at an early data So thorough has been the testing in some communities that the following Inter was received:"You know that when you were over here this spdnz you looked al. my cow-she hu got- ten no bettcr and I have gotten up Fave or six more, and ns mar wife is going away about the 20th.. I desire to send her along if she hnsn't tuber- culosis, but if she has I wish to kill her now.I will thank y ou to c ome _ . . . J . J \ - . _n . -n - _ x - \ - . . . ._ J a h a L - in Herman township on Friday lt one' r for p°°')11.45n'cluc k. Mr. Hinton from the Engin-Mary C. Debel, Cu. Clk. (post- rerlng department at the state uni- versity wiil mndud; the demonltrl- tion Thane "clinics" hlve proven vary successful in other part: of the It-ate and we considered uursehes very use etc.)9.42 Blair Telephone Co. (phono rent and tolls)23.65 Danish Luth. Pub. House (envelopes. Co. Judge)6.00 Eucky m he able so secure two i ., N. W. Teicphona Co. (phonegf this wg]k_|11511. Ind ~s a m My one ltlving an marine whic h mm- Cem. Asa'n ( m v f o r " " '| B m- c u m c mm Uni x, o mm. S ub - is not working satisfactorily is , n j P01¥P¢"}mg nm§s¢¢ oilice, bar put W a: Service vited to bring it to either one of the|e_H Sorensen (repain of shoes ` two places in the forenoon of the.Mrs. Keifer}1.50 day s mentioned. 'nm vm: allow Hr. Henry P Hinsrn (mnrwnzHinton to look them over in the fare-I poor farm 44-00 "gon g d thu!"Vg timg vghgn me CTUWEU Lbf. & Grién Co.. GOI* :mud is there in the aftemo-em. sms.E!B1"IRlE"{'I'A u m m m :.a The death of Mn. Henrfettn LindenoccurrededdylastSatundlymorn- inlr. March 4, er. her home on west. Colfax street.She had been ailing for sasern! months and ind been con- fined In her bed for a number of weeks.; . Henrietta Hovendick um born Oct. m.1.8-12.at Westphalia,Gennnny. When about tweive y a r n old she came to this country. first going to Quincy,III.and then to St.Louis. Here she was marrifwi a-1'="3'1 tn Henry B.T' \ d m and in !8'I!they r-re in 'Washington county , Nehru- kn residing two years in the wencrn part af the county.` In 1873 they moved on the (arm four miles southwest of Bhir wllfch J. luglier, Slmplies for mor Citv <»rnlmr. li;-he for Feb; E. W. Jacobs. Supplies for poor Henry Christensen, auppiies for poorH. Ollermnnn repair of clocks R. H. Rasmussen, :dary and post- age 1 Thane J: Fnrnberx. zupnlirs Mrs. .Tarnu E. Maher. transpor- tatian poor out of county Maurice Mehrem. boarding prin- oners and jail guard 0. M. Ireland. deputy sheriff Fred Deweber, supplies for poor Stewart P11armncy, supplies (nr poor. etc. C. K. Rendorf. inxi WM Crvwell Lbr. & Grain Co., lum- ber Ffbnffnr Oil & Rvf. Co . gas -nas omcinla, it seems you decided not to undergo upemtion at present Your claim slain.:therefore \.fill remain indefinitn until you comply with See. 300; or furnish your personal physi- cian A statement xdvlsing' otherwise. C 226 832 Your papers o n v m - tional school trilning, bled, Saturday. March 4,2922,with Mi n Florence Secticm, Stanley E. Hain Post.As a rule Post I M papers go direct to Dist., but nn J an. 30, Miss Ban' n eelved inltmc tions dilief.from Co Opentlon Division an your use and referred uma to Pont 154.' I b a d a n]3 pu r a; s svIllm: r ¢u t.h rn n gh Qma - W °5.b»me e m a be u s e o f c u m of "°°° Claims Unit.The m m of P m 39.1 4 3.75 I 51 .oo 17.40 5.00 War Service Section, of Put 154 VIH lbe tluf-cf harmonious co-operation with my oflic inl of U.S. Veterans Bureau, but we will alny : have in mind the inwrutn of our bay s hut in all decisions. J . H. B.Your request for infor- mation on Bonus application received. According to Post 154 Mes 11 note'75° that msn :min c s. Lake uslsted you 42.50 20 on 59.25 to tile for South Dakota Bonus Sepb Pmber 1921.In going over evidence on record I had you had a his number *magma you, but to date no hearing ever been granted ¢:a.¢e.The.2.00cB" will now, on request of Amari- 5.80 211.40 can Legion. be moved to hearing, xlso more specific named lddreues and H u i n n r . . . . . . m . . . a f ' n n n v ¢| : n n n n . . . 1 S r i .x 2: 1 I..\W .; \Q'w¢'é _tor 1='rid»y.Shuu hdaru n e ks u r d.ARIJNGTOY AC'l'[\''IlF.Shome o! her .i.=I5T°'im°a»m»I` Lip-I°%°n1`.mn'I~°J¥marebusymoving lth li rfnrrnimplement*andhoflwn I-n ¢» "sv 3%bfutooufsgad.\l i t eAlicetimeWellerleftforOmahaFriday to vlnlt homefolks,returning to her Mhool work Sunday. I l e sMndeiinaLnvrsonls visitinget the parental -hoine..Iohnllnmmsng ismaking; exten- d rmprovemenls and attentions inhlsrw.Reina' skilled sn rnwerter.gr" hanger and c leeorstm.ltelssbledo hi-\ own work.Hrs. von W lzltfond returned from l\`*lxtende-rl visit ntLincoln. Gund lsllnd ard North Bend.Quite s number of cases of :neu-lll a n dmumps lmro beenreported around Arlington. QM o! the moat enjoyable card per-ties of the aesson was giten by Mr. and Hrs. H=f".;f_ Mazahall. Wednes- e\onl;g.irty- re guests ae-wvled their invitations.Their home was besutlfaslly decorated in red andwhite. exquisite more and formation!5=-f--=\~ t;'b!e.It being the wed- ngorn's'en.aryofHr.andMrs..lsrshnll up ¢u¢stshad plnnltlnd someretrain andlmprovernonlsonthestockyards.Mrs. Gilbert Olson entertained the following guests at a birtldey dinner Surulnsr.Mr. andMrs.HuitLoweand children. Mr. Ind Mrs. Ren Wa- ehter,andchildren.JohnWarbler, Hrs.AnonZ'eddie,MissCaroline\\<uhier.MisaBessieLyxholfandSlim Leon Fueal..ful( hlaualer was n Telcnmnlt visi-tnrtienlnenftayandwitnessedthed°f\\. 1,¢ of the automobile. Mr. and Hn. F. W. Lowe drove tnTelulmnhWedneldas' and took theirson Bert. to Dr. Lukens to have his foot treated."lhe Masons helds schoolofin-strwctionWednesdayandThursday.Put GrandMaster. A..H. Vieie ofNorfolkeorfluetedtheschool..At thecloneofthesessionTfnursdsyevening refreshments were served.Therewasnxoodnttendsnfeat the Degree of Honor rneetinz Satur-dayarming.The work of initiationwas put nn and Mrs. Chan. Blanchard m é irnleing" inTelbsstnFriaisy evening. A MINORITY REPORT Referllng to comment in last weeks papers on recent action of the loco! school hoard, the writer-as an inter- ested party--desires to make n few renanrks.should there be found not entirely ln accord with the views of Editor Van Deueen and the attitude adopted by n mnjoritgj of the school boardatthemeetingmentioned. please rest ensured that the diverg- ence does not spring from nnimoalty toward the present school administra ion, nor from lack of appreciation ot agoodschool.Havinghad experi ence in public school matters os pu pil, teacher. and parent. I feel entit ledtooninclcpendef topinionand n o n | . nh u | | l \ § r l n o n r n l i n n n l k~ | 1 ' 1 P sion for the hostess and guests A nice_luncheon was served during the lfterhoon. COUNCIL MEETS The city council met Tuesday even- Ing in regular session and after the usual routine of businesssfud the al u u u : w e n e r m e L e a n a l u m :w t u u u m others.Cannot you come before this time The all-dey community mcetinKS in Fort Calhoun and Arlington town- ships were highly sucessful.The men discussed Pruning methods.care of rzrnpe vines.fruit trees and other on L was the home of Mrs.Linden £or nearly a half century. After the death of hefhusband. Oct. 4. 1887, Mrs. Linden had ihe re- scongibllitv of both mother and father to her children and during those 5ears when tlnarces were low,makin!!s farm problems, while the Indies m|.ds`h'""' living and keeping the children dness forma.Not the least featme<l"\f"f{hr"r ""`°at creat ""'!°r°ki"Pf Miller Muni. blacksmith work 50.60 Inheritance Fund, reimburse- rnent l.4!\6.'T5 Claus Bolln. barn rent Jan.. Feb. 30.00 H. C. Blseo salary highway commissioner 50.00 . U I I Q C H : u l n s i u t u v v | | y \ u ¢ ¢ u u u n n n n s u . The papen Bled by Miss Lake. are the usual pspers, but directions sre being sent you for the specific questions. also Americ an Legion at Piene will have representative at hearing. Since six months hal panned. we feel thatSam Stevens, salary z w g y o u should hm'-e immediate hearing Delmar Feer, '"'°">'?°-0° whic h this Pm will obtlln for m..MARY; C. nE_§I"!"|Your original dischnnfe papers ure in JSrg .IM l v n l l l g U s u z u a a l l u s u a l m i n u u u n a read, the jlst of \\l1lCll was to divide the city into two uanis making Fifth street the diddic rlno.This ordi- nance failed in the paming and so is a matter of history. An ordinance nggulrting the driv- ing of cattle on the paved streets wma also read and passed through the vari- ous readings. EVENING J OURNAL $3 A YEAR The Evening State Journal in mak- ing a trial mail price of only $3 for a whole year. The biggest ard bright- est evening paper in Nebraska. git- lnz more news. more cartoons, comics and sport features than any other. Every member of your family will like the Lincoln Evening Journal. ln- cluding the Big Sunday Journal a special price of only 34.Try i t a year at these cut rates.The Morn- ing Joumal. which is a du ahead of most papers on rural routes,$4 a of the meetings were the cafeter° dinner:served gl Geor"e 0l1rt's in Calhoun and at J.P. llhen's in Ar-. linzton.! The ladies of Kanltlqgton ¢'o *" have certainly Feen pleased with the flrem forms \\lfo\~"fr the work has been demonstrated 010 of the foo-, tures of this work la trol despite the feet that there is no l1\'*e demon-, stration nvent here the wwf it malt5 ing splendid progress under the le:ul» ership of the ladies who have lear'1~I the work. At Georlre 0l1rt's seven forms were made with Mrs. Claus Mehrena eleet~ ed as leader and Mrs. P. C. Petersen ind Mrs. Olson sssistin: her.Then the ladies who learned the svorlbthnt dau are expected to help others.At Arlington Mrs.. J. B. Hall was elected lender after a demonstration conduct- ed by Mrs. Smith of Kennard and lllrn. Olson. The pruning of grapes proved quits a oooulnr attraction since nrraoes . } , . »l . . .. . ... .; . , ` " | » \ » ' u §, . . _ . e f ,.. children and old fiends know full well. ln November 1920.Mrs.Linden, "H 'mr dr'|"l1tor. Anna and oldest -m|, Jol . n '°~ l ln B la ir fro m the farm as the son war Mriouslg ill and urable to carry on the work there. They had lived here but a few weeks when the son passed away leaving the mother and daughter alone in the new home. The children who are left to mourn the loss of a 2006 mother are Anno( Foerk and William, all of whom live in Blair nad who were present flur- lng the last illness of their mother to render such service as ther could to make her last days as comfortable an possible.. She leaves also a brother,John Hotendicl:of Omaha and a sister, Mrs.Reka Meyer of St. Louis, Mo. Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon.March 6. at the German . . . v . . . - {U . . .. \ RED CROSS NOTES aMonthlyreport of Home Service possession OI olnctais at nerve ana seemed to have been indefinitely "pidgaonholed."However YW will now have a decision soon.We are liatin this as Red Cross original liloSectionAmerican Red Cross, w°'h'!to begeompleted by American Legion. intrton county.l A case for compensation tiled with Total numl:|er_of es-service men '"'l,tbe local Red Cross and whic h has their families assisted ~ »42 been pending but so days will not beTotalnumberof civilian f""'"l°°lconsidered bs Amedcan Legion Post °"5"'l°'l ~- -~ ~ - - - - - -9 War Service Section, except in ern-TOllll lllI!| l\|Of Gm!lfld hol|1¢l¢fgenc,-|a§eq *hgre an ~ visits or lr terviews made ~- M operation or hospitalization ia urgent.Total number of letters received at g ln um; case you *in be ",j,u,,| into Red Cross oflice regarding c laims °fltho hospital regadlaa of the status ex~fer-ice :ren ._. ..__....63 Total fumher of letters written or papers adjusted,excluding aflldadta made for es~service men or families '14 Total number of letters written re- garding other Home Service business ;__ --_ ..-.__. 20 Total number of ex-service men in office ...__34 New canes?Compensation (den- I of your pending papers.We do pot consider that even six weeks is too long a time for decisions on your papers filed with other War Service bo<lies,`rouirhly estimating. we would say two weeks for Compensation Claim papers:one week longer for examinations:two weeks for those doctors to llle with Dist.. and ten days for Dist. hearings.If i n that success.At the sale held on the 1Bt.h of Feb- ruan' there was a row of all kinda of machinery over two blocks long, consisting of almost everything used on the farm, from a road scraper to a large mounted c orn sheller, after .all the mac hinery and small artiel~ were sold they sold some sheep, some mild:cows.three automobiles, liar- neasea, etc., andafter that they sold 34 head of horses which were disposed of at good prices. lt was estimated that t.here}rra.s from 500 to 'roo people in attendance at both sales. in fact there were many people in town who said that they had not been in Blair for sevenl yearse These mon stated that they were here for the purpose of taking ad- vantage of the many hareaiwl offered by the Blair merchants as well aa buying other article sof maohinarlntlrne. those who have also who dieltlf-»u m a at th e big °°' "" i° *" °" ll un \ nl ¢ D "e l m ga ve . : \| |m u I vy \ U B l \ JIn e wl e u eo fmnrruecll i fe :T h e e ve n i n gw a sb r o u z h tt oucloneb y Ir vi n g t h e x u e s t s t o a d e l i c i o u s t w o Q t l r t e l unn c h o o .Th u r s d a ym o r n i n :t h ei n n i l o ra tt h e s c h o o l h o u s e w a s u n a b l e t o h e a t d l o f i h c b u i l d i n g m i l l c i e n l l v a n d t h e .hig h s cho ol clo nes ha d t o b c d isx nin sed u n t i lno o n . h n " I'h e R g d U m ; n u r s c m l fo a l va r l a i COIN . y 'Penseve-il l z g t o n t h i s w e e k e 1 a m l n i r | va \ 1 : n m r ~ in g m d vr c l ¢ l1 i n g t h e s c h oo l c h i l d r e n . 'H s in in n 1 00 1 ! w at o3'd r u ma l l e n l i o n S0 fl o fec i n 'l lu l t m l w e x i st ln c hi l d re n . H r .m d l n .P a l . . . C o d y n o t t o L i n c o l n W d n o e d l y w h e r e t h e d o c t o r i ti nat t en d an c en tac o n ve n t i o no f n l - e r i c u - h u . w h i l e M n . C o d y vi s i t e d x m eIu n c nunem c m o c n I m r emw l n e ul o s o m e s p l e n d i d m u s i c w i t h M r s . E . PIl a n s o n a t t h e p i a n o a n d M i s a M a p g i e L o w e vi o l i n a n d M n . l l o r s o n r u n g r n d a n o t h e r h o u r w a n : m e n t In vi s i t - i n za n d c o n ve r s a t i o nv:l1 ile, l.hem e n p l n vo dcarr ie. T h em e m b e n o f t h eB a n t i s t G u i l d c a ve a \ vu m r g u » o ' ¢ b l r i h d n y s u p p e r W o d n c vd a y e ve n i n g a t t h e V a n \ n l " ' h a l l .Th e a tt e n d an c e wa s n ot s o g o o d a s i t w o u l d h a ve b e e n h a d t h e w e a t h - e r b e e n b e t t e r . !l i r n . L u l u S u l l i va n : p e r t S u n d a y a t t h eJ.W .B r u n t o nh o m e . M i n M y r t l e W a c h t e r s p e n t S a t u r - d a ya n dS u m ?w i t hh e rm o t h e r . h i r e . E . A . W a c h t e r . r c t u r n i m r t o h e r w o r k i n O m a h a S u n d a y t vo n l r g . M r .u n iM n .H e n n rC o o b e r t o o k h¢."...n. -|n " ". .-1. ...---. ..._.at sulodcs much el:-we those paid by other rltlés of our elm.It is also generally conceded that the result oft h esch oolel ec t io ni nt h es n r l n go f l 9 2 lfa i r l yr e fl e c t e d t h a t fe c l i r gI l -w a s b ut fa l r l \ h B l | . t o a ss u m e t ha t t h e \ : m b 'l c w o u i c l l o o k t o t h e n e wach ool b o a r df o rre d re s sw h e no p p o r t u n i t y sh o u l d b e a ffo r d e d . S u c ho p p o r t u n i t yw a spr e s e n t e d w h e n .a tt h em e e t i n gal r¢ A tl ym e n - l i o - w l .l h oqu e s t i o no fe r n ; l n :n hisehsc ho olp r i n c i p a lf o r t h oschool ve a r1 9 2 2 - 2 3 c a m o b e f o r e i l l c b o o n l . W h i l e t h e p r e s e n t s u p e r i n t e n d e n t h a d Ii ________,_ __._... F O RS A L E At a Bargain IF TAKEN SOON The above are nearly new, buf must move themasourcustd»= mers quit farming. SEE Us AT 0NcE The Amdt Hardware WINCHESTER STORE ` l==l2=20fTwin City Tractor l==-3 Bottom Oliver Plow I--Tandem Disc IUrelativesM frieSQ_i" ''"neun given a comrnci lor a term onDr.u aH n .Gm,Minkafrom h$`l`n.f'" " ° 'attheJohn'hw-e veamthe principdhsdbeenen ¥fF°f3.|; PM inn viglwrs al. Uma w.um Clnri B enLowe W a. pu- 22206 for one y ear oniy .n would A .w n n m a h e m e g g n u l i nE nH a r s h ! ! !w oat t e n d s I l i h m dco l le e ns p e n tt h ewe e k - a n d u m b vm e f o l k s . l l i nD o r vi h yF a u q u da n dV e r n a C i dm nFn e m o r ta h o p p e r :S a t u r - J W . P f d l e r s p e n t S u n d a y : L t h i N9 of hh |1|.a1nt|nar Foatulnellc s a n g e r t o Te k a m a h F r i d a y . M i n n L a u r a I ' n e u m e n t S u n d a y a tU1 0 C ln r vc nc e W uh m r ho m e .I ' I h-i a e o p ie o f th e H . E. c h u rc h h d d n m eFH B da y e ven i xv* at th e c h ur r h w h j e hw a sr mf ma l la n da£ 0 0 4 c r o w dat te nd ed .' I t e mw a sag o o d v w z m ma n dl a r c hu r na w e da n de ve r vo n ew e n th o m ef a d i n gg h d ' h a veae em odnfo r e z o n ew n c l u a i o n t h a t h e r e i h e f i r s t e l f o r t t u n r dr f lr e n c h r n e n t1.oDTdh em a d e .Ti1i°= Id e a s e e m e d a k o t o g o ve r n a m a j o r i t y o ft h esc ho olbo u n dm e m b e r su n t i l ve r yre c e nt l y .A n dy p t . a t t h e s a i d m e e t i n gfo u rm e m b e r sa u to f: l x 4 .L_.9_._\_; 1 I~`¢~f rw. or $5 with Sunday|v o t ¢ n t o r v »1 |N t u n ' n r mc l p l x a s R " l Mrs.Anim O1er-1an of Omaha, received 3;teiegnms sent I5 Signed Albertai June Outhoune.Sec'v Home Senice Section W uh- ington Clnznty Red Cmsa, Binir, Nab. Nd: M. J ensen of Renaud was l conside;n m :fnr yan.Therefore' those who have lppiled this meek for Post advice on elllml.and whose claims are not unduly delayed.WB feel tlut the boys must await l lung it must be as reprealnted or no ale. The merchants lntervinrad have .atatud thu. they lun enjoy ed n lugs businesaonsc c nuntofsomany peo- pie being in town, ind Um' an urdt- iimnnnvnment. I must. he ner_A ';.'§!=:=.:L\!1°)'!!mm.!::I-nw: i- -:iw fill i i=i§»ivi-?\¥°\T h e v n l s o h a ve fo u n d * h u tmn n n fn m f n h l m en u I a n i fn vi n !T 1 1 0 ' 1 \ \ " J " \ " " " 2 l d ¢ f ' f t h ? ~ Pllhl lo abnut forty buds dw! the strike. - 1.'=:*.¢,_ ff : TT. .\ mr:|"nl v v m n n n b r a n n 1 . A f D m z n n u z l u~ ~: .. . ` ~ r 1 ¢I .'":\:_I 1 *( ' g .r.-uf A .1 ,_.3 - i .~ s ' Qf ~~=.~' 1'Zip 'gg ~. .541 :J g . . ( ° - g m f .<.J-ug .\.":f"l°:\`~~*S* =:» x 3 =\;"¢-9,1 / 1 j ' f i i ' - ' f j .cr s .4 ..x.B 1 '!~.. 1 :\.. R L '1 ' t ' '.I J aé '7 s 2.\g .~~ g g . 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It t h e s o l l l s s u g h : u n d ; l o a m a n d l n c l l n e d t o d r y o u t q u i c k l y .t h e p e a s m o u l d b e m ve n d s t o 4 i n c h e s .B u t i f t h e m n l a r a t h e r h e a vy a n d l n c l l n e d zo p a c k closely,t h e y sh o u l d n o t b e co ve r e d m o r e t h a n 1 t o 2 l n c b l l .T h e va r i e t i e s o f p e n h a vi n ; w r i n k l e d n e d em u s h o u l d n ot b e p l a n t e d n u l l ! a b o u t t w o w e e k : : n e r t h e s m o o m n r l l u a n . Th u a r e j u n a l i t t l e m o n n u c o p l i h l o t o I n j u r y f r o m U N I a n d w i l l m m m a b o u t a s n l l y xr pl a n t e d I b m dn a : r o u n d I n u d l g h l l y t a m e d . w h e n t o T u n C h a n t - t l . Zu t h e m a e o f c e r t a i n g l : d a u c m p l . t a n l . In d t h e g r o u n d n h o u l d b e m a d e u n e a n d m e l l m i b e fo r e pl a n zl n z O p i n k m n m l n r a s zo th e d e p t h xo w h i c h t h e ne ed pe a s sh o u l d b e c o v- er e d .S o m e |\tl!1lulllh»s c l a i m t h e y sh ou l d b e co ver e d l l mu c h u s 4 Inc h es , w h l l e ot h e r s m a l n u i n ma l .2 o r a l n v h u l s smfllelem.B l u r h w i l l d e - |,muuxn ~\ ; l'='?5Mv0mm" z a a n u r r ..;_,3 cancru cnzmr 'fu * ¢ * " 9" 'fomnunr"0 ~§§;1,;;a'f; . ~ 5.~ sms y .a n '§'§'.°" 4.,|¢. {,»;~=~¢1~"'TT: \ i p CABIAGI . . |1. 3 4 mi Como ~ ~ ~ I 4 |_`=:=~-~ E?"g ? ~J , , ~ .a.%'I~..*~~ + 4 M ;Q.§p__.¢. !t o¢ lt »l la wn R o a d w a y o f Ca p r r . t'e e| \s rs l hr ll s Na tl ut fl Us ot ra ph w sa tllt y. W ssat qton . 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C a p r i It s el f l s ovc rfl as r ln a w i t h t r a n s :ln te re st a n d be a u ty - - c ra n e . er r a c o d h l l l I.t h o b l u e neu ru ffl e d h l l o a m o n g hatf»co1 ercd r o c k s ;l n - ~plrahl a suns elll; and am ong.;. all of at un a's bo su tl os t he s ca tt er ed w o r k s of m s n fr o m t l t s n r l a s o f a nc l e n t m a r - Illt t p alac es to m ode rn vlll os. O n l y a f t l l mi l u s ac m s s t h e s a n p h l r e b a y N a p l e s a n d t h e N e a p o l l t a n c o a s t a r a s p r e a d n u t l n a l l the ir ls e- ur ll da rl ug fe ot nr os .O n o w r i t e r h a s de ar rl bo rl C s p r l a n d t h e ne l g h ho r l n s t o a s t a s m o r e l i k e a m l r s c l e t h a n a n ac cl t la n t of na t ur e, ts t tl le an o th er ha s co mp l ai ne d t h a t t h e sce ne ry Is " t o o tou ch l l k a th e at e r cn r t a l a s c o m o t oli fe . 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H o m e o f these li n g er e d o n .so m e t o ma r r y t h e h a n d s o m e C a p r i g n - t a . a n d Ho 1 re l l 's En g l is h m an wh o ca m e t o t h o is l an d fo r th r e e mo n t h s a n d s t a r e d r m - t h i r t y r a m l s a o l . a u a l q u e c a s e ta t hi s re sp ec t. T h e fa at a o f t h o B l u e G r o t t o ha s m a d e C a p r i a s h o w p l a c e . a n d fo r o p - s r a r d o f s h u n d r e d ye a r s . d a y a ft e r da y,th e t l d a o t s e s a l c k t o n r l a l s h a s it o m ed a nd e bb o d .In s p i t e o f t h e s e a l l y ca ra va ns .lt or re tr er -- In s p l t o o f t h e Aa ac s pr t ro ad .t h e F u n l c n l a r r o a d t h e S t r a d a K r u p p .m a c h ta st e less vl ll a -b u il d in g al fl l - - b e fo r e t h e s r a r - t h e va s t ho r d e s o t Ge r m an s . 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"Th e y ml x lt t h a ve h e l d l t . p e r h a p s . t o t h i s d a y b u t fo r t h e u l l u c k a n d lncontp etance o f Po l .ll n du o n Lo s- s.tstee Napoleorrst ja l le r a t St Th e r u l n a f t h e C a o r l Ph a t o n t h e s a t l o o t lig hth ous e,no c l n a s ; t o t h a la n u t o f t h e r u i n e d p a l a c e s o n C a p r i . fs a p a r a mo u n t p n l at l n t h e a r c h a e o l o g y ol't h e isl an d.T h e selection o f C a p r i b y Au gu s tu s sraa mo at ll k ol y bl a z e d t o s co n d d fr lb l e a t- : r e e h y t h e fa c t t h a t l t w a s l d e a l l y sl tu nt cd fo r Th a c x l l l l n g l o w e r p o r t i o n o f t h e C o p r l at n t ct u r e l s a m a n s o f b u r n e d Ilon uun llrl ck,t o f e e t s q u a r e a n d 5 0 fe e t b l a h sn mc le nt ty con spi cuo us t o a l u m In pla oto gra phs ta k e n fr o m Mo r t o S o l ar c . a t t h e o t h e r o n d of t h e i s l a n d . t w o t u l l e a s w a y .lt a or l l zl n n l ap p e a ra n c e 1,1 en t l r c l y p m h l e m s u c a l . tt m a y h a ve h a d t w o o r t h r c o s t o r l e s . T h e to w er al ' .l l ou l og n c h a d a e r e r a l ato rl es a n d w a s 2 0 0 fe e t bl a h .T h e C s p r l t o w e r w a s n o t a n y h i g h e r t h a n th ls an d In a ll p r ol m bl lt t y n ot s o h i gh . a s th e el e vat i o n n f t h e h e a d l a n d l s a b o u t M I X)fe e t a b o ve t h e sea.I t i s o n e o f t h e mo s t va l u a b l e a n d ln» to rc at ln g ru la s nt l t he e nt lr e Is la nd . ll l a y l l a va ll a d W l r s l ss s S y s t e m .l t ta ke s n o g r e a t st r et c h o f t h a lm a g l t t at l o n t o b e l i e ve t h a t C ap r i w a s a s i g n a l s t a t l o a - a n i m p e r i a l w l r e l e a s st a ti o n o f au c le u t R o m e .W e k n o w t h a t Ut e a n c l et t t s d g na l c d i n va r i o u s n a y s a n d o ve r l o n g d l a t a a c e s .Th e y si gn a le d b y be ac on ll ro s.bs be ac on et a o k c , b r plge ons,b y flags.a n d b y al to u tt n g fro m o ne se n ti n el t o a n ot h er . Poas lbly t h e Po b l l c s a d a (S o na t a Jo u r n a l ) a n d t h e Il l u r n a a c t s ( a u t h o r is e d n c ? ) w o n s e n t t o C a pr i b y s i g n a l lnat earl r b y me ss en ge r.W e c an c on - c e i ve th a t su c h a sys te m.or g an i se d mos t ll ke ty u nd er A ugu st us . mu st . ha ts op e r at e d ve r y sm o o th l y u t t e r so m e yt a ra of ex p e ri e nc e a n d p r nc t lc e . T h o tu i r r o r sy st em w o u l d co st n o m o n e y to o p er a t e .w o u l d b e e a s y t o us e . a n d b y i t lo n g s l g n al a c o u l d b e sen t.U n d e r t h e p r a c t i c a l r u l e o f t h o It nm at ot be a c o n el g t t n l ln g a a s d o u b t - less so m e wh a t a d va n c e d a n d b y n lo ng s ig na l s co ul d b e se nt , p er ha ps b y ma k i n g t h e b e a c o n fl a r e n p by a d d i n g pe r to d lc a ll y s m al l qu a n t t t l e s a t o l l . Th l s l a n m o r e su no l ae .w i t h o u t ba s i s o t h e r th a n t h e l t n er a l a d va n c e d ch ar a ct er of l l oa ts n c lc l ll sa t lo n, wh ic h la c ke d ll t t l e w e b u t e to da y.T h e R o m a n a w e r e n o t a n l s t l c .h a t t h e ! w e r e sr on d cr tu l mech ani cs.hy d r a u l i c eulr lnc crs . sa nit ary eng ine ers and gr eat bu i l de r s o f a ll k ln d a o f s tr u c tu r e s a n d hl gh vr sy a.Th e y h a d w a t e r pu m p s . Th e y h a d pe r fc c l e d ah n rl b tl n d w r i t ln g .Th e o l d 'a r l t e r a d o n o t te ll u s ve r y m u c h o f l lo m a n c u l tu r e .No n a o f th e m u t sn l l nl t s s c er t ai n fa m o us : ta r p lc a l t ns l n t m cn t fo u nd a t Po n t p e ll , b u t lt l s th er e ju st t he m em e.' Th e d i s t a n c e l n a n a i r ll a e b e t w e e n Ro m e a n d C n p r l l a m o m i l e s - t o o l o o t : fo r tltrect algn sllt uz;l m t l f w e l o o k al on g t hc c o ns t 0 1 th e Tyr rl t cn la t t se a we G n d n um e m o u m o un t a i n s affo r d i n g po l n l a w h o r e t h e s ig n a l s c o u l d h e r e - la ye d.Th e fr e q ue n c y o f th c r el a g rl t l g wo u ld de p cu t l o n t h e c on d ll l nn s .T h e hlg he nt poltat o n t a p r l la M o n t e S o l a r o 1.9 3)fee t.Si gn al s w e r e p r o b a b l y n o t at-nt fr o m he r e .b u t fr o m t h e ea st er n he a dl a nd .T h e l'h a t o n wa s a b o u t 1 . 0 0 0 fr et a t m r e se a l e ve l . A l i n e d r a w n fr o m t h e Pl aa cm t Mon te C lrc en . on th e far mn an lan c oa st j u s t g r a a c a t h e In l a n d o f l s c h l a ; h u th e l l n e o f al z h t w o u l d he w e l l a l t o ? th e In la nd .a s th e sutntnlt o l ( ` l r | ls 1 .77 5 fe et. F a vo r l t s H o m e o f Em p e ro r s . Th e fa ct t h a t A u s u s l us a n d Tl b e r l u ma d e Ca p r i t h e i r s p e ci a l re t r e at g l v lt a ue ep a nd las ting st gnlh cnn ce. la l a u d n a s t h e fa vor i t e b o r ne o f t h e ~ u n d t b c l r !a m l l l e ¢ fo r n e a r l y s c r c n t yea rs.'I h e r a r e t h e t w o ;.'r0l\I \ I!¢ \ l l t l t t s l n lt ll do ry ft i ll n g luIl!\¢¢l.l l l t e l y - b o t h cl e a r h ea d e d .h a t d w o l n ;atltnl nlstra torrr.wh o s e la b or s ta bl l sh ed th e s up re m ac y o l th e R om a em pi r e a nd br o ug h t ab o ut a s ro n rl e rfu pe r i o d o f p e a c e u ne q u a l e d l n h l s t o be fo re h r al nc e.Th e y b o t h l i ve d l o n fu l l llvas a n d d i e d n a t u r a l d e a t h s la n a g e w h e n m u r d c r o r e n f o r c e d l cl de or sl o le u l d ea th ol so m e s or t w a me al m os t ln vgr l a hl e e n d o f s r ea t a .after th re e t c w e r l n g pe r s o n il l t l e C a n r l d r o p s o u t o f hl a t o r y a n d r~ so me re as on does n o t se em t o h u be en pat rnn lne rl fa r t h e r b y th e l po rt al fa ta ll y. Zl u l t ho u g h C ap r i n a s n eve r r e rl s t b y th e em pe ro rs .t h e Ph a r o o a l l gnltlerl l h n p r c d o o s g r a l n flee WHEN AND llllW Tl]LANT GRIJPS tl. s. Department of Agriculture Gives Advice to the Home Gardeners. _ . . . _ . _ - - - _ llWlllEll llllll tnull BHBUPS -1--- Flrst Vegetables That will Wlthnand Frost; Second. Bamlllardy Crops; Thlfld, Tnoaa Elllty Killed; Fourth, Ilea1.l.ovlng Planta. Oommon garden crops arvrllrlded by the Unlted States Department or Agriculture into four groups as re- gards the time of planting them lu me open ground.The tlrat group Includes the rt-ze» tables that will withstand couatder- able front and which may be planted tsro or three wecka before the danger ot frost ls past ln the aprlng.Theaecond group or acmlhardy crops, may be planted a few days before. or aboutthe tlrne that the last llllllnl frost la llkely to occur.The thin! group. thoseeaally killed by frost, should not be planted untll all danger of frost la over.The fourth group. the beattowlnl plalltll altnuld never be planted lnthe open until both the aolt and the alr are thoroughly warm. Among the crops of the llrat group- that may be planted before froats are post--are lrlab potatoes, smooth peas.onion acts, cabbag planta. lrale. tan nlpa. beets, lettuce. and mustard Theymay be planted early becauae they re quire some time to come up.Wblle the young plants are injured br front.by the tlme they sprout and come to the surface. frost danger la likely to be past. Don't Follow Moon Rule.Some gardeners formerly believed ln plantlng lrlnh potatoel and certain other garden crops according to thealgus of the moon.No one seems to know how the old moon tlleory orlgl nuted but it seems to date hack to prehistoric tlmes ant!probably was hased upon the method of keeplng tlme by moons rather than by months.There la nn tlctlnlte experimental data to allow that the moon has any lnduence une way nr the other upon plant growth, and experienced gardeners ure fer to plant their potatoes ul a timewhen the weather and salt condltlonx are right rather than acconllllg to thepltale of the moon.lJapcrlence has shown that the point d moat Impor- tance ls tn have the lanll lo llral.-ciana rotullllna for planting. then proceed to plant aa anon as weather conditions permit.The dwarf or smooth varletiea of t:aallsa peas may be planted about the aarae tlme as Irlsb potatoes. orjustas noon .as the gmund ta dryenough to work tn the early aprllllt s the investment ln seed ts too great fntolling ll chance wllh the weather. bu with lleeta, lettuce. and rntllsllea a versmall quanllty of leted ls required, an~ lf they como manage ln good shall!the product aelll be ready for use muc earllor than lr the ptautlnz vxene de layed About 25 or 30 feet or roalll give att the early beets reqal =- ln no ordinary fatally.ltadlahes mabo planted In the rows arltll early penn llntlerer, it wlll be nec euary tn r more the radlshea before they llegllto crorlrd the peas.As a rate radlah wilt he ready for use ln three or fouweeks after plnntlng or jolt about th tlme that the peas have begun to mat a rlgonous growtlt.Most gsrdenemake the mistake of planting too man rndlshcs, or at least ot planting t~many at one tlme and not being abl to use the pnoduct. The oldfasllloned method of grolrlnlettuce was to plant a bed along on aide or tu one corner ot the garden and when the plants were laenough, to thin them. ualng the prod uct na needed and tearing the .malnder to grow larger.'rnls methot of growllug lettuce ls not so doairablaa the plan of plautmg lt i n ~ ~ where lt can be more easily cultlrat e d Lettuce la myausceptlble to hen and lt ls dllllcnlt to grow It after tb sleatller bas become hot.For this reason lt is best ymant as a spring a a fall crop.Two or three plantln a at lutervala of 10.-days or u week In aptlug and a plantlnr: or two llautumnahouldbe sutllcleat for tb needs nf the ordinary famlly. Plantlng second Group. The second group. Including carrotbeets.paranlps.radlahea.ealslb arrlnltled peas.spinach.awlss cha and early sweet corn. maylbe plant ahonly before the probable tlmc f~the last spring frost.The planting o these crops should be ao timed tha tpay wilt escape frost and yet -started just as early aa poulble. Th same plaotlng znetboda should be foltowedasfortheextremelyearl crops.The third group of garden fro or those that should llbt be plantuuttlafterdanger of frost la pas Includes cucumbers, musltmelone. oksnap beans caullaoirer. and arell ha dcned tomato plants.The time -aettloy tomato plants. however. arlll peut! on local conditions.tt they a not cronding each other too much l the plant bed tt mal nay to delay ae ting them la tho open ground ualthe air la thoroughly warmed.Llttl la gslncd by planting tender planln the open ground too early. The fourth group bt plants, co~monly known as the heatlorlng plant lncludes peppen.eggplant,a beans.sweet l>0tltoea,and aumm aquasb.These cron!are eadiylured by cold night! and periods ralny weather. and lt is always ».to delay planting them until a aa perlotl has been reached.It abouhe borne ln mind that certain sol warm up aloarly in spring. and th auctl plants as eggplant and pence are susceptible to U11 from co aolla.""-~» I '/EQEMBLE V E G E T A B L E ! N E E D n o o n O n e s e r l o u . : m i n u s m m e b y m a n ; g n r d a n e n u p h n t l n ; £ 0 0 g r o s s | n z m y o f u n a b l e : i n | . s m a l l sauce.w i t h c c n n q u o n t c m vd l n l m d _ p o o r g r o w t h . l u ! th e U n i t o d S t a t e ! D e pn r t m a u t o f Ag r i c u l t u r e .I t u m u c h b e t u f fo r m e g a r d e n s : w h o a s p a n u n m m d t o p l a n t a e o m p n r s t l n l y f o r k i n d s ¢ f n g n t n b l e I .n o t m o l e t . b n n 1 0 s r 1 2 o u t o f z p o ¢ s l b h 5 0 o r N . RICH |=£n'r||.|zzn The clennlugs from the nvultrxhenna are valuable as n garden fer tilizer, and these would be sued In barrels or some other reeepucle when they cm be kept reuonnbly dryuntil they are spread upon the garden. 6 1N('Hliae QNCHE1 9 |\|Cl4l..I24 nncnu 3 f££T ~swmezm 3 rut ~ur ~cw;u l . r m m w n rm ~ A H C .b n w z n n o w I5 Yo 24m<\~u \ rom iSlU24ll\(\\l.$ 2f t£1 I 3 nl?3 f ! £ T 4 l'|¢\|55 un c u t: KB wcwts 4 |££T a nmunacau ~4 m c u t sIFOUT : n ns r u t as uucnuUGO! I ma r 3 w a ne : 2 f u ! lf qo g "1 'CUT TH\S an AND msn ON cmeom :OR nzmznu s r t r rS new 2émJf m ' LAN'rrNG CHART. I 9QM5 w = » 5 q ; = ' \ m ~ 1 m q n m i o m k t s wa nn ul! hl ifl l.lm un nm or . 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' x : ; ; . ° - ° " :~ » i _ ; ~ = 3 ; - 1 ~ ~ap-f p cs- >° u -mu whi m- q vvnc h in z ~<~XM n k i n g t h e n e x t d g u , <' ~@ u n e b e a u .~ < § { , < ¢ y ¢ t . - ' "._ umvtn 0 ' * l y T H E g :r}1jpuHS ~~F m v o a an ,,., s a LAs'rs xi;» Rattan! fllrden Bursau VERy the toll ln which the crop ls planted.It the soll ls s ugh: und; loam and lncllned to dry out quickly. the peas mould be mvend s to 4 inches.Butif the mn la rather bury and lncllned zo pack closely, they should not becovered more than 1 to 2 lncbll.Thevarieties of pen havin; wrinkled ned emu should not be planted null! about two week: :ner the smoom nrlluan.Thu are jun a little mon ruxcopllblo to Injury from UNI and will mmmabout as nlly xr planted Ibm dna :round Inu dlghlly tamed. t a n l . In d t h e g r o u n d n h o u l d b e m a d e u n e a n d m e l l m i b e fo r e pl a n zl n z O p i n k m n m l n r a s zo th e d e p t h xo w h i c h t h e ne ed pe a s sh o u l d b e c o v- er e d .S o m e |\tl!1lulllh»s c l a i m t h e y sh ou l d b e co ver e d l l mu c h u s 4 Inc h es , w h l l e ot h e r s m a l n u i n ma l .2 o r a l n v h u l s smfllelem.B l u r h w i l l d e - Fsrocieus "Hllmst."215 mae nephew and 1 were outsrslklngon e d u when ye heard s buzzing sound In thewrees.He wentcloserzoinvesllzsteandasususl "curlusdty killed the est"--for me zn-tle miner was stung severely on the srm.1 told him I thought lt vu shome! that had Injured htm.when he rammed home, nu unds, seein: him mms. questioned him sud recelved this answer:"Db, uncie. I heard n buulng noise in a tree andone of those hairnet things bit me."- Chienzo American. 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Y o u m y m i c : p a i n i n t b l b a c k , i n d s e l u m d l o l o f p m b i l i o l l .P o o r n u m b m a h : y o u n a n o i n m - y .a n '§'§'.°" 4.,|¢. {,»;~=~¢1~"'TT: \ i p CABIAGI . . |1. 3 4 m e a n ¢;1 A I I ' e~ ..+'$.a§@~ 4» 4 ' ~mhXiK¢§¢ WHEN AND HUW Tl]LANT GRIJPS . s .Department of Agric ulture Gives Advice to the Home Gardeners. _ . . . _ . _ - - - _ llWlllEB llllll tnun BHBUPS -1--- lrat Vegetables That will Wlthnand Frost; Second. BemlHardy Crops; Thlfld, Tnoee Eleity Killed; Fourth, llea1.l.ovlng Plants. Oommon garden crops arvtllrlded ~r the Unlted States Department or Agriculture into four groups as re- ndu the time of planting them lu me ~pen ground.The tlrat group lncludea the rrze» tables that wllt withstand couatder- able front and which may be planted tsro or three wecka before the danger ot frost ls past ln the aprlng.The» d group or aemlhardy crops, may -planted a few days before. or aboutthe llrue that the last llllllnl frost la lkely to occur.The thin! group. thoseally kllled by frost, should not be ~lantet!untll all danger of frost la ~ree.The fourth group. the brattowlnl plallta ahnuld never be planted lnthe open until both the null and the air ne thoroughly warm. Among the crops of the Brat group- that may be planted before trosls are post--are lrlab potatoes, smooth peas.onion eeta, caobag planta. ltale. lun nlps. beets, lettuce. and mustard Theymay be planted early because they re quire some time to come up.Wblle the young plants are injured br front.by the tlme they sprout and come to the surface. frost danger lu likely to be past. Don'% Follow Moon Rule.Some gardeners formerly bellered ln plantlng lrlnh potatoel and certain other garden crops according to thealgus of the moon.No one seems to know how the old moon theory orlgl nuted but it seems to date hack to prehistoric tlmes ant!probably was balled upon the method ol' keeplug tlme by moons rather than by months.There ts nn tlcllnlte experimental data to allow that the moon has any lnduenre une way nr the other upon plant growth, and experienced gardeners ure fer to plant their potatoes ul a timewhen the weather and ton condltlonx are right rather than arconllng to thepltale of the moon.lJaptrlence has shown that the polo! d mont Impor- tance is tn have the lanll lo llral.-clans rontllllna for planting. then proceed to plant as anon as weather conditions permit.The dwart or smooth varletlea of t:acura peas may be planted about the some tlme as Irlab potatoes. orjustas noon .as the gmund la dry the investment ln seed la too great fortalrlnx u chance wllh the weather. but with lleeta, lettuce. and rotllslaea a verysmall quaollty of need ls required, and lf they como morongo ln good tlllltllethe product relll be ready for use much earllor than tr the ptautlnx were de layed About 25 or 30 feet of rowulll give all the early beets reqalred lo no ordinary fatally.ltadlaltus maybe planted In the rows trlth early pear. llntlerer, it wlll be necetuary to re move the radlshes before they lnegluto t:rmll'd the peas.As a rate ratllahes will he ready for use ln three or fourweeks after plantlng or jolt about the tlme that the peas have begun to make a rlgorous growllt.Most gardenersmake the mlalake of planting too mens rudlahca, or at least of ;Jlantin| ton many at one tlme and not being able to use the product. Tlle oldfuslllorzled method of grotrluglettuce was to plant a bed alone one side or tn one corner ot the garden. and wben the plants were largeenough, to thin them. uulug the prod uct as needed and tearing the re-mainder to grow larger.'rnls methtxl or growing lettuce ls not so desirable an the plan of plauhug lt in rowa.where lt can be more easily cultlrat ed.Lettuce ls rnysulceptlble to heat, and lt ls dldlcult to grow It after the sreatlter bas become hot.For thla teason lt is best grown as a spring and a fall crop.Two or three pluotlnpr at lutervala of 10.-days or u weeks ln aptlog and a plantlnr: or two luautumnahouldbe sutlleleat for the needs nf the ordinary famlly. Plantlng Booond Group. The second group. Including cnrrolo.beets.paranlps.radlshee.m o o . wrinkled peas.spinach awlss chordand early sweet corn. msylbe planted ahonly before the probable tlmc fortha last spring frost.The planting ot then crops ahould be ao timed that tpey wllt escape trout and yet he staned Just as early aa poulble. The same plautlug znetboda should be followedaafortheextremelyearly crops.The third group of garden frotwl. or those that should tlbt be planteduutllafterdanger of treat la past, lncludea cucumbers, muskmelone. oltra.snap beans caullaoirer. and well har- dened tomato plants.The time ofaettlog tomato plunla. however. will do- pentl on local coudltious.tr they an not crondlug each other too much ln the plant bed, lt mar psy to delay setting them la the open ground uotll the air la thoroughly warmed.Llttle ls gslacd by planting tender plantsla the open ground too early. The fourth group bt plants, commonly known as the heatlorlng plants includes peppen.eggplant,. u m bonus.sweet l>0tltoea,and eumme aquaab.These crop!are eaally lalured by cold night! and period:| ralny weather. and It is always bca to delay planting them untll a aar period has been reached.It ahoul~he borne ln mind that certain solt warm up slowly in aprlng. and tha aucll plants as eggplant and peppe are susceptible to ury from col~ solla.." "- . . '/EQEMBLE V E G E T A B L E ! N E E D n o o n O n e s e r l o u . : m i n u s m m e b y m a n ; g n r d a n e n u p h n t l n ; £ 0 0 g r o s s | n z m y o f u n a b l e : i n | . s m a l l sauce.w i t h c c n n q u o n t c m vd l n l m d _ p o o r g r o w t h . l u ! th e U n i t o d S t a t e ! D e pn r t m a u t o f Ag r i c u l t u r e .I t u m u c h b e t u f fo r m e g a r d e n s : w h o a s p a n u n m m d t o p l a n t a e o m p n r s t l n l y f o r k i n d s ¢ f n g n t n b l e I .n o t m o l e t . b n n 1 0 s r 1 2 o u t o f z p o ¢ s l b h 5 0 o r N . RICH |=£n'r||.|zzn The clennlugs from the nvultrxhenna are valuable as n garden fer tilizer, and these would be sued In barrels or some other reeepucle when they cm be kept reuonnbly dryuntil they are spread upon the garden. 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" H e t o n w h i t e m a n , n ve r : i n t e l ! !- z e n t m l n . e m i n e r i t l g q n a l i n e d fo r t h i s p a n t c u l n r l i n e o f w o r k .u n vr l t e In Self bupportihg.An atxorney ot Lol .Angeles ndfen tiled for a chlulfeur.Sums RUC!!!-edd rqpc ndedl ma wen bang quil-tloned aus to qwmallons. dlc lenq and whether married or slnxte. Fill!I! hlrllllll to m negro dup, he nld:"Hour about you, Hearn; ue y ou ml.!!led'!" Quickly the neml rarpocnded: "Nur-slr, bon. nuvsir.Ah make: mah mm llrln'."Iud|:a. 5 '|a n s '». 9 1'»'U S S ' Mlnakon Idanikty.Eldon was 1 freshman s l Bhart- ridgo High school and was proud ofhar new ring besrlnl tha school in- dznia.The walter at tbl munnnc whenshe went mid something tho: zo Bda: zotmlied like "3hortr!d¢e!" to which alla prom;nu; replied.gazing at har rlnr. which sho mpponed be had no- Uced:"Yu, an you from there, mor'The walter laokod bored. and than reputed his requit:"Short ribs ormp: beet?"--Indianapolis Nui. 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"B ay lf W The "Bayer Croc!" moans the gen- H u m o r U n i o n on t h e s t o ve c o n t a i n s h i s S u n d a y d i n - n e r . w h i c h h e h a l p r e p a r e d fo r h i m - se lf.co ns is ti ng o r w h i t e n a vy b e a n ! a n d fa t h a c t .Th e s e be a n a a r e n o w c o m o ; h i m t w e n t y a r e t o t m r t s c e n t s a q u a r t .a n d t h e ta t ha c k c o m h i m fo r t y ce nt s a p o u n d .1 t e o u l d h a ve b e e n p o r e w e d a f e w n a n a g o f o r se ve n te e n c en t s a t po u nd . a n d t he ba m fo r t e n cen ta.H e d o e s n o t !0 ¢m r fr e s h m e a t b e t - a u a e h e c a n n o t a l l o c ! S n b u y n . 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" " W h a t r e a s o n h u e y o u f o r b o l ¢ l a | m e h a n u p l n l o n o f h t m ? 'I h a p p e n z u k n o w t h a t h e k u m e w i fe a n d t h e l a d y 1 \ h 0 e r p e c t l t e n e - c e e d b e r h u e c h i n ! . a c c o u n t s e r m e sa m e l z o re . "3 D a r e . a d d t h e w o r l d yle ld x.; --.|ug n l n . §u m : m m m r n - gi ¢~ IK He beat the train to the crossing a good many times "It's never towwd me yet."judgment in takipg ne edle ss h e ~ w h e n t h e y p o i n t e d chance with harm._ . . _ |za. .-wt the rhls . That's the answer a good many people make when they hear that the drug element in te a a nd co ffe e o fte n harms nerves and health. They sayifs never touched them yet. Somidxnes they only th i n k Ov er o n the sa fe si de B Postum. a pure cereal beverage, delicious and sa ti s fy i ng-co m taining nothing that can harm nerves or digestion.Thous ané who used an *TY their luck with teaovrcoiee areenthusiastic over having found safety and asth- faction in Postum. |/ l i v hu nx .It'swort.hyourwhi1etomake W a ke ful ni ghts . dro ws y the mf w i t h Postum for ten dgymheadnchs that keepccm-days.Po stum b s delightful i n g mo re fre-drink for any nmmber of the que nt ly -o ft e n family,at any meal. li* 1 n~ a r e b la me d o n b a d lu c k w t h e b l a m e be - lo n g s o n h a d Yourgroc orhubmhfurms o(?~nlmm:hmm: Pamm (in dna) mad! huun inthe ¢\:|p.!3!b| nddldand bollmg wiht.mCn{£npld| | | | dJ .ulnbu1k,IIotthollwho pfifcrlomakomhoddnkwhtkzhenanllsbdn¢pnplNd)mldlbJ bdlill¢fol20dlltn. Postum /br Health "Thcre's | Rouen" l m w d l v l |l|{¥llllD§lKl 01 llll.li|I|\\}.l u u u n llun nlln u u l( u liu; ru uuuu ouu ~i -" " . ' - " " " ' - 1 -- . ~ -4 \::A _ - ' m n ._...._ Bllir, Nebr., Hatch 9. 1922..__.....-_-.-»u¢-rw-P;-==Blair, Nebr.,Minh 9, 1822.-'mz ENTERPRISE-L Q ;- are u i ~ t ~ a n a w ~ ~ i d i ~ n;rg2;e(Lef0l1e the 10th day ompdl. 5--it 'l`iiora Dlxson. Plaintiff. By Ilgenry Menche. her Attorney. LEGAL NOTICES To P;f»=~= Dixmn. non-maiden! defend- III :You are hereby notihed that on the22nd day of November,1921, Thom Dixson, filed a petition azainst youin the Dlstritt Court of Washington county,Nebraska,the object andprayer of which is to obtain a divorcefromyouontheKmllndsofnon- support.extreme cruelty and aban-donment. and Mrs. Don Mahler.Mr.and Hrs. Watson entertained at s dinner party Sunday for the fol-lowing' zuestaz »)Ir. and Hrs. J. S.Conety, Mr. and Mn .Harry Tyson and son, Paul, Hr and Mrs. XenneihTyson.P.M.Tyson.Fred Snrcler, Fred Hfnllliéli and Lloyd Alnins. Mn. Rom Sean. who has been helpIng Mrs. Henry Beard. in vhlting herdaughter. Mrs. Chas. Ray, who lives east of Teksmah.Clifton and Donn Andennn camehomefromSouthOmahaSaturdayreturnlnx to work Sunday morninw. Mrs. I'red Ray visited nt the GlennRav hom-Sunday afternoon.Miss Rube Anderson is snendlnr a few days with friendi in Blair whllahsvinar dental work do e..The family of Pete lgnapman have had a sie n wi th vripne and altho the rhllrleen are able in 'retum toschool, Mrs. Konnman in quita ill.Mr. and Mm. wm Dinnmore enter-lainnd the family of A. A. Andersonat Sundav dinner. Zdr.John Will gthe hut;her fromHerman. la auulstl sr the Conetv andTvson men with their annual butch-ni n g The Bonn Union Sllnrhy School willnnrvnnlxe wiihln a dw weeks.Misa Geraldine Mettler snent the wee nd with relatives in Burt funnNr.C.B.Bunn and son.Rvroo.drove in Omaha Tuearlav tn look after the :male nf their :dork at the vanla.Mrs. Mettler reeeivod a letter fromher daughter. Mrs. R A. ¢\ndnlF0'n.nl' Tnvrnev. Colo. in which she thanks the frivnds for the remembrnrre ofher hlrtlular by ihs poet card showerof 29 canls. Notic e to Creditors of Eltate E. IJ. Corrigan, Attorney. STATE OF NEBRASKA. J llWashington County,f ' In The County Court In the Matter of the Estate of Niels Truhlsen.Dfrcraaed:To the Cneditora of Said Estate: W e g i v e y o u E x p e r t W o r k m a n s h i p a n d B e a u t y o f D e s i g n a t ,moderate cost w h i c h i n t o r e c o ve r t h a s u m o f s a x s w o , t o g e t h e r w i t h i n t e r e s t . t h e r e - o n n t t h e m e o f s e ve n p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m f r o m t h e f l a i r d a y o f i i t r t h petition ln the Lmriet C01-Irt of Wash ington county,Nc hruka,l8li11st Parker Brothers Land Company.a ASSESSMENT s n s n r w s s n . : : '0'}l|.nion, Maher & 0'Han!on, Attorneys.By virtue of an onder of sale issuedout of the District Court of Washing-ton County. Nebraska, and in pursu- ance of a decree of said Cnun in anaction therein pending wherein theIlleir Building and I.-ann Association, a corporation. was plaintiff and JamesC.Appleby qnrl Elizabeth Appleby. on are e ~y notified, That I will sit at the Counly Court room In Blnir. in nld Cmmty. on the 17th dayuf Mnrqh. 1922, and on tho meh dayof June, 1922. at 10 o'clock A. M. on meh ol said dams, w receive and ex- amine All claims against said Bstutc.wilh a dew m thelr adjultement mdnllvwanoe.The Lima lirnlted for Une pnennuitlon of claim!mzalnx!saidEshllie is three monllm fmm lhe l'lLhday of xumh, A. n. 1922, and the Wrltc. Phone o r Ca ll to da y IB l a l r M o n u m e n t W o r k s B L A I R ,N E B R_ Attorneys.4-51; Notice of Helring,Appointment ol'Administrator STATE OF' NEBRASKA Wuhington County.se. In The County Court. I n the Matter of the Ettate of said defendant under a contract an writing between the said plninti1T and the said defendant That said pmintiff has caused nn nttarhmcnl.in be issued and levied aum of $313-l.00, with laid interest. being now' due and payabln to the said plainti5 from the said defendant al commission: and moneys due for commissions for tho sale of real es- The hdn at hw. 'next of kin, de-visees, legntea, creditors, and All persons interested in said estateare hereby notitiod thnt on the 10thday of February, 1922, Jesse Coulterfiled a petition in said County Court aiieging amonx other things thatFn n r e li a E .Coulter,an inhabitantofWenhingtonCounty,Nebraetka.died on the Sth day of Febmnry, 1922. leaving no Inst Will and Testament.and poncssued of Real and Personal Estate estimated at $1160.00 andpraying for administration thereof.If you fail to appear at said CountyCourt on tho 10111 day of March, 1922. at to o'e!oek A. M.. and contest saidpetntion, the Court wil! appoint C. J.Schmidt or some other mitnbie person Administrator and proc eed to a settiement.witness my hand and Dfttcinl Sealthm ilth day of February. 1922.(SEAL)A. C. DEBEL, 3-#lt County Judge.. 1 ant and money!due and owing tn said defendant in Washington eman- ty,Nebraska.from Mary Barry, Burr R.Jones,Chris H.Nclsen, Cha:les Gehrke and Mike Nelson. petition on or before the 10th day of Apdl, 3 . Dibed this 23rd day of February, 1922. Paul M. Barry, Pminufr; . tored to Benson Sunday and were din- ne r S' li t' with Hr. a nd I ra .Will Burdlc at the home of Hr. and Hn.John Tuttle.Hr. and Hrs.Don Hetaler s n! FIUlo' evening with Mr. and rs.Kenneth 'l"ya0n.C. B. Bunn and P. ll. Tyson shippedthree ear loads of h on a nd oattleMonday night. Hrs.Leo Cameron and mother,hlra. Chu. Haines, visited the letters sister.M n .Watson _T;|1on.Fridayafternoon. The fantlly of Glenn Ray has beensick with the frippe but are some-whlt improved.Dr. Cameron of How man was wled.Saturday.Misaonce Coldwell is assisting her sis-ter. Mrs. "c fllr. and L rs.Randal Iverion and children visited Mrs. lversonh mother,Lin. Chdstenaen. in Blair. Sunday.Mr. and lin. A. E. Dixon and chil-dren were vlsitornit the C. H. Blan- chard heme in Herman Sundsy after- noon.Paul Compton has been employedby Harry Tyson for the coming sea- ~Mr. James Martin, Mr. Bud Hickoxand Mr. Lake of Martin Bros. Com-mission firm of South Omaha c altd n the several feeders of stock here-boutn Saturday.The family of T. II. Akin: enter-ined relatives and friends from ~unt county Sunday h u w u e m d c u s m n s e s y maEttsahethAppleby,his e,weredefendants, said aotloh being for the foreclosure of a certain rnongage.Iwill at one o'clo-ck, P. M. on the 3rdday of Aaril., 1922, at the West FrontDoor of a W aahimno n CW Gunn House in the City of Blair,aahinton County, Nebraska, sell at 1.52 auction to the highest and best En.. for cash, the following described roPOI\).to-vrit: The West 'Thirty Fam fact of the North Ninety (00) feet efInt Numbered One (1),in Block Numbered Six (8). First Addition bothe Village of Kennard, WashingtonCounty, Nebraska. The plaintiff,on the lst d ay ofNovember. 1921, obtained s decree ofjudgment and foreclosure In the sumof $1o9o.v2, together with interest thereon at the rate of seven per centper annum from the lsrt dey of November.1921.and for $15.10 c o m of said action; said decree providedthat said premises he sold to satisfysaid judgment above set out In cnse the same remained unpaid for a pe-riod of twenty days from the date of:sid decree and said judgment beingunsatisfied and said decree being slit! in force.Said premises above describedwillbe sold to satisfy saidjudgrnent. the interest thereon. costs of said action and all oocruinscoats.alt as provided by saidorderanddecree,nnd the law ir auch cases made and providedF w l Snyder of Telmznah spent*new nt Blair. Nclarmaita, this 2nd urdav night and Sunday with hte dgy of Hnrch, 1922 ousln Mn. Harrv Tyson and !a111ily.|Maurice Mehnens,Mr. and Mrs. H. Robinson of Blslr Sheriff of WnshinsftonreSundaydinrwrguestsofMr| County ,Nebraska.5_.5; iumskm ''| a0'HANLON,MAHER & 0"I¥AN1-ON. Attorneys.6~5t I n ..1 | |o ~s c d b e d s h o u l d b e m ! d t o s a t i s fy u i d j u d g m e n t i n c a s e t h e n a m e r e m a i n e d u n p a i d f o r a p e r i o d o f t w e n t y d n vs f a n d sa i d h n l s r m e n t b e i n g un an ti - :fie da n d s a i d d e c r e e b e i n g st i l l i n fo r ce . s a i d p n m l n o s w i l l b v m i d . a s s e t o u t a b o ve . t o s a t i s fy s a i d j u d n n u c n t ,U10 in t e r e s t th e r eo n ,t h e cos ts o f sa i d a c t i o n . a n d a l l ac c r u i n g e o wt s , a i i n s p r o vi d e d b y u i d O r d e r a n d de c re e a n d t h e l a w i n s u c h c a s e s m a d e a n d p r o vi d e d . D n l r d a t B l a i r . N e b r a s k a , t h i s 'n h da y o f M a rc h . 1 9 2 2 . : ~ u \ U R } c 1 = : n m n n r - i n s SIIERIFI"S SALE I B virtue ol an orderrof sale is-...J out of the Distric t Court of Washington county, Nebraalw. dated March 2rd,1922. and in pursuance of s decree of Mid Court in an actionwherein the Blair Building and Loan Association, a corporation. was plain tiff and Jennie B.Antill,MildredVerna Taylor, Paul Taylor, Helen Ed- nn Antill, u minor, Mae Arline An-till. u minor. Georgia Genevieve Antiil,u minor, and S. W. Chambers, Admin-istrator of the Etsate of George M. Antill.deceased.were defendants. said action being for the foreclosureof a certain mortgage, I will. at oneo'el0ci.P.M.,on the 12th dty of April. 1922. gt tho West Front Door of the Wuhington County Court louse.in the City of Blair. Nebrask , sd! at public auction to the highest and best bidder for eaah the followimr de-sedhed property to-wit:The NorthFifty-four Feet { N 54 ft.;of Lots Numbers. Our. Two und Three (I. 2 & 3)- and the North I`ift§-four feet(N 54 ft.) of the East Twenty Feet (E 20 ft.) of lat Number Four (dl. all ln Block Number Fifteen (15), irthe City of Blair, Washington County. Nebraska.The plaintiff, on the 2nd day ofI`ebrunry. 1922, in tlae above entitlwaction. having obtained u decree of judmnent nad foreclosure against the said defendants in the sum of ElevenHunfiwd'l'hirty-three and 98400{$1l33.98} Dollars. together with in~ intereet thereon at the rate of sevenper cent por annum from the 2nd rlavof February,1922. for $21.20 costs.and neeruinp taste. and said decree ¢. - _ . . . .. . . _- . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . _ . . . _ - . - . . . . . . . ...Notice aI Helrin ,A p p l tm t o !Admlnstntor. u ea srA'rE o1='.z~;EBRAsx.-\ . ~ Dr D, C. Peebles - E x - U . s . A R M Y - uid County Coon, this 1021 dxy ofFeb, 1927.( s m )A. c. DEBEL. 3-St County iodga Notice io Non-Resident Defendant .0'Ilanlon.. Maher E: 0'Hln!on. Altorntys in the Distric t Court of Wushirglnn County, Nebraska. Paul B!._B:nry, Plaintiff. -vs-Parker Brothers Land Company.a Corporation,Defemi:mt. To Parker Brothers Land Company, DoN'T~4 BURN YOUR U R N l Decoration Day WILL SOON BE HERE b y n o t i h e d t h a t o n t h e B t h d a y o f M a r c h ,19 22 .Jo h n 51.K y d c fi l e d a P r t i t i o n i n s a i d C o u n t y C o n n a l l e g i n g a m o n i l o t h a r t h i n g s t h a t Je n s L . R y d e ,a n i n b i t a n t o f W a s h i n g t o n - C o u n t y . N e b r a s k a , d i e d o n t h e ( t h d a y o f D e - c e m b e r ,19 21 ,l e a vi n g n o l a s t W i l l |.. . In the County Court. In the Matter of the Eliate of J ensL Hyde, Deceased:The heirs at law, :len of kin, de-vllea. legateos, creditors and mil per- The most beautlful Memorials ln your cemetery and in many others for_m\|es around. Were Planned in Our Shop and were erected by us.We have established a Noteworthy Reputation for Correctly interpret- ing the ideals and wishes of our customers. Whatever Type of Memorial you have in mind. It will pay you to discuss the matter - w i t h u s - and Personal Estate estimated at$600.00 and praying for administra-tion thereof.If you fail to appear at said CountyConn on the am day of March, 1922. at 10 cfclnck a. rn., and conicst saidpetition, the Court will appoint R.Brock or some other sultnbie n tlement of said ~t~e.~|u Witness my hand and oiilcini seal this 6th day of March, 1922.f s mz . ;A. a D EBEL.6-dt County Judge. . _ - - . . . _ -. . _. __ _ _ - _ . _ _ . . I »I I ID YEARS EXPERIENCE- Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|||l||lll|||| E cHumr}¢Acr1c FOB § .Bal.ER HEALTH Country Cdl: and Vlc cinating Ho a Specially ' Bash Phones._nun-, mn Call! mid: in the city and country 1 Consultation Free.Lady Attendant nn. A. J. SANDERSON, Chiropractor E Omen nvn Bhir Racket Slnre §P1mnes:.Bel\ 19.Ind. 165 mm|ul|nnuImun|m|u||||||u|n|mu|\ n..-| --.r Truim Ent..4:85 p. m. Ddly._ 11:13 l. m. Daily. RA IL R OA D T IM E T AB LE ]\41f»»nf>»¢'n~»|4\|'»oof>|¢1r»o4\;ss¢;n;;o;»of Fl" Rum:-2% .Am on aut South atm".Sl!!Fred Bugoon.°' * °" ° ' " °" " W a n n B L A I R B R I E F S - - L o c a l a n d P e r s o n a l ~ flo ur ,, ,,,, Rha u lu ml v|o ¢.vo <a vo~os ro <» ¢ri <J 0"Jv 0~u1.>o ~o oo\»\r| ~uvo and Fond Sion. m \.. an your job wufuof yon.a|»mqua;¢.w. H: n hr you.._'*f_.°~jf3g°j_fj>~g_f=1=f3=q'{l»g¢-' h e l m W m . l~ L R mu Haul :wb u w have dura Claudh mmnnec, vm hu be.- ot tha second and thlnd (ndu of Llw llvlng an tM`ben¢h on the uld 0. I. Hermm school for Ilan nm ol the Ireland hnulzumand lnkfnmllyh xehoelyur.nlumaourlamdnnalkmuzd. LEGION ENTER5 rxcm' 'ro.~ xx-:EP LANnnAc:E uw 'ao nsn su.: |A Corpontion:You will take notice]THE ENTERPRISE J OHN ¢ » mo mm Publhkl " E S Q "Y rn |>4~1 H via Spring Sho\ving m u.#11 " " ~ ~ - - ~~ 1 :_ , L _~ r.r.~.~:vs o re, Nebr..ifnow ¥ocat.ed in the home vacated by Oscarihlatthewa.Mr.Davis haa purrhued a putpernhip in the Blair'ffhi,»,,,,,,,,,,,¢g hai décided lhfnl Blair is a good place to live. IIe was one Vhapler, ~is, {Thursda;'} waning, at their haii. Rev. A. M. Anderson :sold his resi- dvntc property this week to Peter {|'\1riaI.¢n.9¢n of the Hua Creek neigh- borhood woot of Herman. Mrs. J ohn llc lhy wu c hosen as delegate to attend a Rod Crou con- wntion in De; Moines and left Lion- day afternoon for that place. county and The Enterprise Wdwmes him and his es¢irnnEH5 family to our city.3 Ward been received by 'friendsnf.!.he Goo. K. Steele fnrnily that Mn! Steele died Febmary 22, at the ago; of 79 years at his home in Wooster: Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.Steele ima in Blair n number o! years ago and Cori ducted ln nrt store over near the Jud Taylor paint shop and will be nmem-f mm by u n umber of the older mf-F d¢nL1. She was on her way to Arlington where she will vim her son and fun- ily... Hina Emily Pape:of Albio n hu boon chosen an penmnnnhip Instructor for the city schools for next year and Mis= Elolnor Johnson of Lincoln been secured as one of the gradeteachers.x n i n g a t t h e n i s e m b l y r o o m b y t h e Ju - nior high school, autitleci "Windmill nf Holland," attracted u large crowd a n d w a s w e l l re c e ive d . M n . J o h n D i x o n o f F t .C a l h o u n m o n t l a s t F r i d n y i n B l a i r d s i l i n g h e r S 1 1 . load on way from factory..9 Pétersen Huwdware Co. Mr. and Mrs Emil Koltetngn hid as 'hrrr guests this week. Carl's brothers, Fred of Seward and John of Rod Oak, a 11\\.L Theme are mme new ideal in bakery : nhl rt the Home llnkc ry.Come in m| inf the Rolls,Cakes. Pies and ilnrsd.8 t f The lava!0 .E.s. will fntertdin tlleirneighboring gow. the Hennan Vhapter. this, {Thursda¥} waning, at uv nt E I ha l mu I :;Petition Filed in Supreme Cont Sup- §1..~§»f"I§'" ;922'm26 h ; d m n f .porting Sunni Taken ba' Allumy -f kng giani.broke work ho nised and owhod br c. J . Fink.Ge n en l Du ll nteriy of Blair.Lincoln,March 4.- The American Legion, as n friend of the court, flied a petition in supreme oomt lupport-Q Also soma new hmxiug mills. Lininger Pon-er Grinder and » machinery, also s dozen Browning the petition of Attorney Genera! horn hens, lame Rhode Inland Cinrence A1 Davis on the constitution- 1 rooster: and other articles too n - ality of the RaedNorm! ac t. lrhlclfous to mention. the PIva..n|:¢lic Synod and others seek J ESEN & : : \ : to have held unconstitutional.Auc ti~ Referring to the charge of the ___________, . M r s .~ T .C .H i 1 f @ n , ~ ~ . F H L I \ [ I L L I B l u l {v~ Coors WITH G-A-s Iigioun liblny. the Legion uyl: "Phe omnlpownt u not mm- M- qlmlnted wiul one Immun than nn- other." The pdmury purpose of the law, :et nmh in the Legion pellllun. isza brnk up the "little ll-dies," "lime Gernumyx,""llttle Hunnrys"and "lmn Palutdl" in Amelkn and make Blair Rackét Store Curtain Scrim l2;c. per ygrd a n d up Zi . . Ladies'Coats The only sensible, sanitary method.Cheaper than any other way. BLAIR GAS COMPANY BLAIR,NEBRASKA nervlm beauu they did not under» lbmd the En|lhl\ iongu an A result of the famelnl teaching and use oftheir native fonlgn wngne by par-I anti. "lu object Il w »="~'-'g the rizhtw -wk in public u n uma u mLanguage in whkh tha decllndon nr*indepeudenu Wu wnmn," um wi-5 tivm :adn -{ S P R U UTE D B U L B S TUL IPS . NAR c | s s i J s , HY ACI NTHS a n d D AF F O Q I L S 18c two for 35c .-»Q acertain of these zolonin lorbldmlinz n public :peach in tha Fnsllah lam, nun in certain of the orgnniudnns.The petition further nuts thnx while numerous fonelzn-bpm citizen; gnvn "umm service in the lute wnr. mm eouldn'¢ furnish thc maximum SPECIALS AT25c and 506 GREY ENAMELWARE I ~" - "-"" " `c a n ~-.L A D I E S ~ ~I ha\e just received a nice line of ~S p r i n g C o a t s \g, wh ic h yo u ar e in vi ted to c al l ~ and see.' r ~E "3 rThe S ty le, Col or a nd Ma teri al ~ E; ~ a r e u p t o t h e m i n u t e.1 ~i § ll Kuhn's photos will please you.I n n l .u n a ) . 2:6-I p. m. Daily.1 .The Enterprise prints mln hulls. Mr. and Lira. E: B. Redfield were C . . s . v . . . u . | o .; ~Trains North.:25 a. m. Daihr except Sunday.Ornnh; viniton Inst Sunday. M06 ,8:30 gg E 3E:£I;:nc ?;S P We have a arloui of fenc ing on Trninn south.the way from factory.Wait 12:67 ai. m. Daily amp Petanen Illrdwnre Co. 6:28 lk m. 131113.1 1 Sunday. D : r . . - . . . . . . . . . 1 . . - . h . . | ¢ . \ - .n\ . . . . . . . . ii.unns Photon will please you. The Entcrpdse 81.50 per year. J. 51. Ry de drove to Omlha om 'sVt°dHaulay morning. "Bud"Hopkins of Fremont ape Sundoy with Blair friends. R. R. Hagganl, ilndertaker. Phon |y,-4. 1 llhnll ll null-eh! magrr 1 an z:P"'°°..!! _glgh-.?'S"-"E"l i ifuilli l || l[ue i'£7 sZ'a wuo c ms THE BENEI'!.'I`S? In than f.mmtv Bonn!nroceadinl 6:23p.m.I)|.i1y. \ ww a euxwmer.6-Lf 0L e t B l o m q u i s t 6 1 it .: d f i t h B l a i r fo l k s . K u h r f s P h o t o s w i l l pl e as e s o u .|M r s .E .R .I i a g g a r d t o o k M i s a E . R . . H a g g a r d . u n d e r t a k e n P h o n e :Je a n e t t e M c Q u a r r i e ' s p l a c e a s ° fl ¥ m \ " ~~_~t I t t h ! C 0 r e g a t i o n a l C h l l l fh l a s t1 1 9 e R e d 2 4 0 Ofl lc e B e S u n d a y w h i l e l § i s s M c Q u a r r i u w | < i n l L i n c d n . Th e R h o a d e s C o a l a n d l` | m d S t o r e ; },f F m i C 1 »} | ] _Th e H o m e B a k e r y c a x f f u m i s h y o ung ; ` 1 ` » § ? 'm 'i » f. . , , T` 3 , . 1 £ M o " g g . d g a l m o a t a n y t h i n g i n t h e b a k i n z l i n e o n l m r f s h o r t o r d e r . Th e i r B l u e R i b b o n b r e a dr s ' o t h e c a r r a r ft b e b e a t e n . O n c e a c u s t o m e r a l - lt Frequently Happens 'r u . \ r l'EOPLiI w u o MA K E IND IV IDUAL LOANS.\n1: B0T!lERiII) IN 'rm1 c o1.l.l=:c 'r:ox 0p'INIER_ l]h"l;T H A T ' r u m OFTEN HAEFB DIFFICULTY l x mrrrzxc B AC!i\TllE PRINCIP AL- AND S OMETIMES 1.033 IT .~\l.1oma'rn1:n. THOSE w u o DEPOSIT THE I R MONEY xx THIS mxx A RE NOT ' rz ws A NNOTE D, F OR HERE THEY GET THE IR nrr sm:sr r >no:uP 'rl.'r EVERY SIX MONTTIS ANI), m:1'r1=.n STILL. THEY zmvrz THE SA'I1SFAC» TIDN OF F EELING 'm.\r THEI R MONEY I S AT ALL Tm::S SAFE. AND THAT THE BANK IS PREPARED lu I'.\Y BACK 1IIE PRINCIPAL W HEN ati va n . 'ms FARMER; sms BANK I The Big Stoye n (0) o'H.-\N1.o:~I. mzisn & OTIA NLON Attorneys-atiaw the State Journal and his vilils heregIm of short duration. L L ily Bail at E.. Offs all li m- ;'ningt lr Nebr.,Saturday evening I .March 18.Desdunes Orchestra.. spe- I cial mulic.Hot supper at midnight. I.I ~ r a l D i r e c t o r 3 mn their way ~ the nortlalafnd circied HAGGARD &UNRUH ;the city for some time.This is usu- Courtesy 'Service Simplicity 3'ailp ccnardered as 9. lmrbinger of the QUAL ITY Fms' r 1 .' P " " H me. REASONABLE PRICES I r Robert Hilton kinlbifl from Lincoln ':-.'v n :ms wzzxm au\nxE'r aaron? _-.-..»..Hens .__- ._.. ._____Roosters __:E m L_ .- Butter-fat .__ C0131 Whmat Oats Barlry H° s Catlin .zo .14 .18 .23 .4-lk 1.27 .294 $ 1 0.30 6.00 - .. . . -. . . .. _. - - - 11~.l Wanted to Rent:--Five or six room modern house, furnished.Cad!thin. office. Wanted to Huy:--A second ham! piano.Hunt be in good condition and priced right.Cal! at this oiitoe. Miss Jeanette Mr:Qu|.rrie spent the weekend in lincoln wtih her sister, lliriam Ben May nard, who is teaching at Residence-Boil,Red 210.00168-B1 119. Oscar llopkius, tha nninl clerk the Amdt hardware, was in Omahm business Wednesday.` The Blair Home Bakery can fu QE1 K.Lh*x.£ Jh z . u Y* 3 ff 3" ~ii- 2 a= : . 3 for March 6,we :nate the fclkonin; ltlrns: Crowell Lmnbqr <2 Guin Co. (coal for poor)- .-.. ...-.-_- . 311.6 H. J. Midler:itzlppliea for poor). ,.._.. .. ..F. J.K u t l :{su3~§¥|es for 29.11 poor)..,_...... . ....20.61 Firm!!! Grain 6: Lumber Co. (mai for pon) .-. ....._.- 25.71 Qudiw Meat Ila r k d wmv- pliea for [vor]...-_.._._. 11.it H.Swan an (wpain of :hon Hrs. }i-fer) ..__lJ5€ Cm ell Lumber in Gnln Co. (cod for poor) ....._..,....._.._.., 12!3.6¢ J. Mueller (supplies for poor}..4l.45 E.W.Jacobi (supplies for n°°r> .......__._ . . .-mon Henry Christensen (suppliaa ~ for pgorl ......29.1-I Fred Us Weber (mppllas for poor) - .,..... 20.00 S tu a r t P h u n k !(rupplies for poor) .........59.25 m m -..4425.ss lt l e e m a t o u i t h l t l h i ll s q u i t e a I u mo f mo u e y tn b e n llo wd a n d vr e feel that the public has a right. an know to whom these charities an utended. .;§;.:'5;{f; 35 WA ' Il \nish you with the but of pastry wher company comes or for :pedal ooca sions.6-if Mr and M n .Geo.Hedelund ol|Wanl1ington.Nebr.,were guest: ithe home of Hr and Mrs. John M Crackeu last Sunday. |The Monday Afternoon Club m~ with Mrs.John Nelveil,March Mrs.Osborn and Mrs.Jackson hz charge of the aI£crnoon's program. . Messrs Bodie and Reynolds, noel* ers for the Caatetter bank. uma 1 yesterday morning to xltend to busi- ness matters relative to that lnstitu-| lion Mm Vincent Smith, who has bee ~.isitin|;her parents,Mr.Ant!N r Sam IInller,returned to her hone at Red Eim, South Dakota, int Wo: nesday. The giris of the Congregation church had nxery successful bake da at Mrs. HiI!.on's store last Saturdn and added a Substantial sum to U: piano fund. Chas. Cameron was a pleasant coil cr at The !f.'nter|Jrilo oillce Int Sn! unity .H e 1 r u o n h 1 . s w \ y t o F 1 Coihoun when hswu.l ttrukist if! th Reese pure-bred hog nie.. The community sale of last Satuz l It has been amny moons since the people of Blair have had n published report of the financial standing of im mnniclpelly-owned eoneeens. These re- ports have been premised times out of mind, but they never -rome and we often wonder why. Perhaps Ole Buck. edibor of the .Harvard Courier is not far wrong in the inf renee that heIeeves when he MJ the following nznlrkz "One of the peculiar things about municipal evnenhlp Ls um if it is so profitable why do its advocate: abject. lo atrenuemiy ui publicity of income And expenses.Lui winte r wben an attempt ww made to get a law en- acted requiring ll! publle utilities to pumuh statements at regulu interv- d r , ! h o u ' m e u i ln q u ln e d o ! b mk » , prints olrnen made no objection but e hurry call was sent out to the muni~ dpd ownenhip people and they were on hand in fone to defeat the bill- s I day brought in n. good crowd of pon ple who were attracted by the spacia bargains offered by the merchants n o n iwell as as the combination sale. A more is on fnpt. to bniid a salespavilion so Lharfit. will be more een tmlly located. This is a matter for th Chamber of Commerc e and will n< doubt be taken up at the next meet ing. Court eonvenes next Monday. Muel l8tJ\.The judge will spend the fire two day s of the week settling mat tern that will not require n jury am on Wedneiday the jury will be em panneled. Frank Shipley,a former resideni of this county but now residing ir Pierce county this state, came in Sat urday for a visit with friends and relatives.Frank reports that all are doing-nicely at his home. Members of the choir for the Easter Concert will nibet nt 7:30 next Tiles day evenlng at the Baptist church in stead of the Christizn church as form erly.There in still room for those who would like as take part. Mrs. Mike Ingea-sleeve lmd n birth day last Monday afternoon at which time fifteen lady friends called to wish her many happy retums of the day.She served a 'nice luncheon to her friends during the aiternoon. C. E. Ohlsen, an old resident from near Oakland. Nebr., since the early ?0's has become n resident of l.hl1 county and will live on the farm with his een-inlniv,A.M.Ford, on the Fred Campion place near 'l°ye\un sta J- und they did defeat it :LP4 » ft~3432 ,F 5; I-'und [or Free Seeds CutFmm ,\|\'kullun1 BIII Washington, Much 4--The $300'ooo (me seed item, c arried for yun in the afric uituni blll.his been 3°nP°d 08 by the nppropriationa com- mittee, it Wu Ielrnod today. Members of the committee uid it was exlremeiy doubtful if zenatnrs and reprenenuiivea would bo hle, in fhtnre, to contribute their bit to the gardens and Gower beds of their con- atituentq as they ham in the put. "The above pres: dispatch brings to mind that it is about time for some of our local city politicians to be lp li n passing out their free seed N Q' 5 budgrtf LOCA 1. ov smmow Mr. and Mrs. "Voz" Securing are the proud parents of 1| little daughter born Merch 4 at the Blair hbspiial. Hn. Seming was a former Blair temcher and their many friends are ex- tending congratulations. Mm. Liilie Hyde went over to Del Moines, Iowa, We.-dnesda3r morning up- on the request of the local Red Cross ehamerio uke note! on the grenf.pageanf that ls being shown there. ltiun The city teachers gfavo a liltie mru - L \ l _ _ . _ \I e ..n building for Mrs.Hardy,formerly zlxim x~:¢ni» Reynani. the penmanship instructor, who will not be a member of the faculty after this grear. A pleas- ant evening was enjoyad by all. Fred Hurdum, living on the bottom 'north of Blair, lost a steer taut week 5" the result of a straw stack fallinsr on him.The cattle had eaten around and into the stack and as the thaw earne the stack fell burying three stoqra.'I'~n°o were stil!living when ' f o u n i At last Monday enninfs meetinx: of the Blair City School boand a pen- mnnahip instmetor was elected at mo o .Bliss Entity Pape: is the Indy fund she is to take the place of 2»li|= ]Edna Reynani, now Blra. Hardy. An other grade teacher by the name of _Miss Eleanor Johnson was also elect» ed. A. R. Brock. president of the Citi- zens State bank, is some walker. On last Sunday ,his b|'0Uler~inlaw, Sam |Christcnpen. was moving to the farm recently purchased by Mr. Brock and had a bunch of cattle that he want:wt 'to take at the aame time.Mr. Brock, In-ith a 1>°>' to help, drove the cattle on foot walking the entire distanre - - »--\ The Big Store The 01d Reliable o ,..O n T i m e F l o u r ._ i s a ' h i )1 | . §§§§|3bs; B'a*';,;, Exeello Cake Flour, 11 pkgs. -_ .__._... Three Cans of Fruit, Son them up to wit y onnelf.P. & G. White Nsptha soap, spetial, 4 bars _Carolene milk, family aim, per can".Ctrolene milk, baby size, per can zoS Y R U P 5 Ib. Brownlb.Brownlb.White Ib.White I m e pkg., lik.. .mo mscIO: - -- per per perper Mom? Pancake'Flour, special,sackLenox Soap, per bar _ ._ ._._...}'_'f.'[___ 25 Royal Excelsior dal-et, per Pksr _Matches, per *box _._____.Bulk Cocoa, per lb. , -.._ Sunbdte Cleanser, special 3 cansSea Fonm per Pkgr -..._ ___ p a I L pailpailw i \ ... . . . . . . . A . .. . . . . . _. . 5¢' 45: 254:ss¢Silt -....- .2.»c-__ _..Sc____H_!5¢.5c . .:...._l5c-.__._23¢__5 ,. Fi nu .1 1 9 ~1|I 5- -i t Th o r n D l x s o n . P l a i n t i ff BY Il g e n r y M e n c h e . h e r A t t o r n e y . ASSESSMENT IN PAVING DISTRICTS No. 5 and 7 DELINQUENT NIARGH 22. s n s n r w s s n . : : '0'}l|.nion, Maher & 0'Han!on, Attorneys.By virtue of an onder of sale issuedout of the District Court of Washing-ton County. Nebraska, and in pursu- ance of a decree of said Cnun in anaction therein pending wherein theIlleir Building and I.-ann Association, a corporation. was plaintiff and JamesC.Appleby qnrl Elizabeth Appleby. hmsita.0'HANLON,MAHER & 0"I¥AN1-ON. Attorneys.6~5t BURNYOURQ DoNT'$$ B U R N Rock Springs Coal The Best Coal on the Nlar for the Price. We make deliveries to all parts of the city. The Rhoades Coal & Feed Store Notice io Non-Resident Defendant .0'Ilanlon.. Maher E: 0'Hln!on. Altorntys in the Distric t Court of Wushirglnn County, Nebraska. Paul B!._B:nry, Plaintiff. -vs-Parker Brothers Land Company.a Corporation,Defemi:mt. To Parker Brothers Land Company, Gus Schelher IA so busy these day! um he an'L Like time w lpll..I( you wuk in\a his emporium you will And cvuy nook md corner nm of hnn-mu bmuzlu in (or npdn and ollinz up. Sprirg In hen nlrright. and we (run- ers are nuttin; busy || 1_r ALONG 'NIE mwroai ROAD 7<`l*R~H n . l h l h h a y h x n b e e n l n a c dlie!! eondi n since the blnh nf thelr daughter and vu remand (mm thehome nf he rents M . and M tn n tm m!la n Wodnndny.Dr Finley of Omdu vu mmmonod uzdthe mm repo!! h that she ll doinglf w e l l u c o u l d h e e l p e e t o d .Thesheen wbh of the mvny friends oflu . m¢ l Mn . R a y i lf o r h ? : | p e e v i y ncovery.Randlll lvenon lhdled cam for the r pa ,r n .Joe Oban, m Lhl Blalr hmmm for follovring. exch bfflllinl the com; W.1Chamben, Kennnlh Tyson, Harry Ty- sanand A. E. Dixon. 1 THE ENTERPRISE. BLAIR. NEBRASKA .. ~ ; 'y ~f ..,;.=.J . ,~ k a ; ~ *.1 :. M n . ~:alaFnncla Danville. xu."I think Dr, P!uu'|Gddm Medlc d Dllmiery il the beltmedicine I have ever una or heard ot.I lcarnod at it thmugh a friend thanIu r uln a s r nlz a nd h i gh ly n e no u a eoodtion.Ih nd lm i nte nltln d mc ! everythlng--just dnqod on in a lut-le nlsu r to fwxy .A te i r d o l u o f th t 'Disc overy ' nn me a bflntur viewof ure anlb bbftlll to It-ln ncreugth.No o n eb u t u l l i r h o h n n n n e d t l hhelpful medicine an in a pauum noFDM! fully of lu me rit."-ln. V id;French. 115 N. Garlen Sz.W M :Gaiden ile d ln l DB NHU7hu done for thnulndl lt will do for nm-Ge t it to du f ro m : mr man nar u u ilt. umm M mmm.wma for has medlul adnc e to nr. Piemeil,sumo. N. 1. J\és..g1.ine ~' * Cutlcura Soap Clears thg Skin andKeeps1tClear l~»ZSv.m¢-nfs-\i\=1'a-||¢. _ _ _ =Uhol on Amlrlaa n 'lilldlas' In Ameda children no oven"mo de r a "l. h mth ey u e ln th h - + try.Tm:American chlidnn hadn r :bad cient on l hmily u quietly In Buuex.After :nm tvru c hildren had back za me Sutgs. me 11-car - \and nld. quite playfully. w the » e u daughter or the bon u:' W m; | ' dn r, an dwha tdn lh elc n lly o u 'c uz ma t our." vu the nply .neu y ou ought to know. lr.- ar.You put me ehruzmlngacross ma."-london 'ru-mu. i miletusa Hlrd J ob. u h u m p m t u z m r d t o g u n ln u r h o i a c o mp e lle d to d o h a rhousework so believe ha' hrllbtllti Inc a-| ufu1.mmatterho1'hanstl7 may begec tlnghlslnc omc. "romeo"nu 1 \kvY¢-l£ WATCH,THE BIG 4Ston\nch~K;Hnqs-Hurt-Lint Km an vm aims :mary myngukriy uldngthewurkfnlnad-ard rsmedy fu' kidney, lint,hhdds' and urk: ad nonlin- ca l m m u . < \»»»\ \ r ~ ' n » m u a u l a n u a y u n u n n u k e u s d n u m n u u u n w u u -u l u m m a n g s n .a n I . - x ¢ ¢ n .. : . . u : | u » | - - ~ n - » There In nothing mon luiltlafter a day sr! hard wart than \ full at snowy uhlu: elozhet Fornluitln.|aRedCml| Ba1.lBl1|| =.-- nztilement.. The mr lh n u u l m a pneunn70000 tons uened by the light or m n 'mn mxmnémss,BLAIR. NEBRASKA..Thu ummm: Cuy lm. yum vm a»~ ~ ~nroyed by nn- ..f unknnwp ..fx¢1n.M... _..-. .._.-......\ ».. .... ..»...| .IV--Gontlnuod. .4 4-| mammt.. coughed throat.for Jerry. plana." sho he r n a .' -~ed It from her hand. u lqnutodn anthlng ~0 |rumble-d,but ba-ger to get har manga, ll hill. Bmlllngly Polly ~'yon.Oscar."sho or mebbe 1 trelh eu1" um mo tion with hls a ' he anapprd. 'Thenme for!wu vd 2 1 | sent word by ma." sbs Govt bo alrdny about farmer. A r l e n " \~ f l u A dila pi- t h e l i e u Q l w ath a n .u m a :u uPbllyHophlnl t h ur . m u J e r r y . i n d.Gr a n n y H 01:fi r m , O w l I nu ll i. i n a n d h b a r .sf m v f i d t o m v s my u n 3 rhood.Pol ly sta ll»I..H l r e u s l l u »o w n s t b l n o u n u nu p .an m a r e n c r -.|pn r nm u n a nb o t w n a Ih e k c n a l af. 11 | l l ll t h t ha fo r -l l i n h i l k a o f d r i v-zu u n a .l u n m m al r m m t h l l u l r l l h t h uu r n s P o u r s [ n i t -lh h cr u on al a em r cr tm u u n e : a n n o tmpp on d, b ul .° ?r \. r: l-m a m u m :R o bw g - c o u s i n .Po l-~m l n u m s ml r t n p r i l Zlo bl rtf a : h u n s Po l !! to B en ne t t. n ll ia ld n htm n o m a n~ = - . m s ° ° ° = . ;n mJu . n a d a n s r r h n t f u m o r . fn rmer. 1 h u n héen 111|brllllant m n ;nba na Robelft Perclvn. Hs stood nth; ceme to sudden llfr. "I reckon you be."the returned."But yonwn got to get up your :punk an' gn. omfa just u eonu come bustln' right In your house here. I guess. If :ou don't.You c ome alnnl. ln' at nine n'doct !'ll hike o u r en'get In the but too.Say, why canr you talk jun a 'little nicer to him? Granny !lope'| :nt a Bible. an' it says when 1teller hurt! y ou. :peek klnd nf soft back, ln' he 1ron't have nothin* more to n r .m m Wham u m noise! Brook." Before Evelyn could n y another*01d. the squatter girl nltpped asmy among the shadows..The other.nl cnnvrenmtlon nu iimlted to the *ig* ples! cnmmnnplacel.. The return ol e men eued th e mu m.Pereira! ex-f.'ul¢d himself almost at num tn write:mme letlnrl, and as MacKenzie Enade evident his eegerneu to get Evelyn by ngmlr.li n .Robertson nelzed e chance tn iles! any to her own room. For mme time after her departnnghe Kirl and the man were silent. Thu vu the nn: tlmn 1:1 Maw: llfe that hh heart had been rully touched by A wo~rm, lnd.1n spite of hla enn and experience.be was u m m | | bnahful an n young boy. At length their eyes =-el. and me tarrlbiy afraid. Polly dear.~ug t h r o vn a me n le ~ n n I[ether and kept each other company doirn tha ltepl."Sham,"hin ttl Polly Hopkins. "l.ar¢ly. 1 urn: :cared to daath someane'4l ntch ms.""Pellyopf queltlnned Evelyn anxious lr "'\\lmt'd he ny ? wu he angry?" Their heads warn vers'elmo to- book. tm then :he turned to Hopkins. "Daddy, honey. Fm goin* cur.G l u your kld I lovin' mild.PII bi hackquldkez-'u the bllly gunz nn blink." CHAPTER v. I .s t r a i g h t a h e a d o f h i m I t U n d a r k d r i ve w a y . b u t t u r n e d w h e n E ve l y n a n |>enr~:d i n s i d e h i m .P d ) ;h u a m u r m u r M t h e i r vo i c e s t h a t ; I L Th e y t he n di s ap p ea r e d i nt o t h e h u ma n . Q ve l y n . l a u g h l n g i y Jm l s l n n u n - s a m m a h e a d n f b o r .Q u l c k l y t h e g i r l t i m e o u t a g a i n :a n d P o l l y e n u m h e a r h e r La rr y Il la h bp , h ix he n ch z an ll . r e po s te d in d u i l a p a t h y t h e o a t h u h r d l c u i e d t o z l w m . [ h o w o r d s Il m l m a d e t h e S t o r m fo u n t r y 5 sa fe h a b i t a t i o n In r l l a : c a n }h c " K e n i i e .TE H : l i o i h m o n r e ve r e n t l y k i s s e d t h e B i b l e m d f e l l b l c k l i m p l y ln t h ei r c ha l n l . Hn. Chu. Pemlnook, Rashun i ,Nebr.,lays:"Severalyan -Q I used Dutlfa Ku*'7 P11 I have used them o and on whenever I havefelt the need of A kidney rem-edy.w I cold: cold it irritates my kidneys and oauaeaa h mm. u : mm, £ ml; .' r malso make my luck 1:mo andweak.Since using lJoan'a KidneyPill!I have not beentronbkd in llwnl months md I can neommené them for Iknowthemtobe a kidneyttmody ol merit.Doufa aremyrtandaidkidneyremrdyand I keep them in the houseall the tlmr." A. L. Renqnin, 202 B. Anthur St., lloidrcge, Nc hr.,nys: "I had an attack oi ku! ney complaint and was in had ahape for awhile.I was hunkin; corn when the troubicm m d .1 no doubt had takenonld in the muscle! ol mr blckand side? I was anhm: -that if 1 ltooped I could hardly ltnighien.I had bun!aomuchaboutDoufaKidnfrPullsthatInentfortome.After takin] them a [nr days they Rnd me up in good ohapc.I hav¢nt been bothered some|>oan'a :und me." QQé§;§§§. -'~ ~1 "lf=.1u"` i a7 ;:£l:.- ~ JLQr§ '"-r "~ .,1{§l§r:§'[Q"f "ff .1=2=*==*~ 1 4 |~»*=#~4 :».,>~=_-~~~~~ ~=2 ~>;..a'g,;;» .~w ~'.f-~1 n f , w q4ega= a f,~. ;4 . ¢.~ ~ _:4 H t .v~ 4 T ~~i .j.f .f l l ~ ; _ " :, ~.~" "i p \F i l "" r '/j a a -.3 .»..:j_: ~r , Q u ,.- N " ;~ E m y h u m 1 .f ,I ./""" "} a :'.e n ~. e m - m ~. . ~~ si ¢ Feel Stiff and Achy After Every Cold ?` Do You Have Constant Backaohe?Fe d Old and Lame and Suffer Sharp, Rheumntic Pains? Then Look to Your Kidneysl DOES every cold, chill or attack of grip leave youvrorn-out and utterly miserable?Do you feel old and lame, still' and rheumatic?Does your back ache with:a. dull, unceaeing throb, ,until it seems you juncan't stand it any longer? Then look to your kidneys!Grip, colds and chillsare mighty hard on the kidneys.They llll the blood with poisons and impurities that the kidneys must lllter off.The kidneys weaken under this rush of new wo:lc; become congested and inflamed. It's little wonder, then, that every cold leaves g°== with torturing backache, rheumatic pains, headac es,dizziness and annoying bladder irregularities. But don't wonyl Simply realize that your kidneys are over-worlced at such times and need assistance.Get. | box of DonnKidney Pills and give your nreekened kidney! the help they need. Aaliit them, also, by drinking pure water freely. eating lightlynndruIff r e l h d nd at.D 'Kid Fillhaveelprei {'h§E2n3.» and slmoglda hdryou. .\'Zi.°§°-f ~ "Use Donn's, " Say Thus Grateful Folks: llon ngaln. "that while I vu go n e I always thought of yoll. but not justlike this.Honey, girl. how long have you loved me? :term-e-norm todayf"'IIIlllJl |1ll'lJl."'t:l:||1f!sled Evelyn, with n growlrm flush. What e fortunate man Marcus Mao-Kenzle considered himself just at that moment!He had won the pneltleit girl in Itham: and :ne loved htm."And to :mar z only came homo last night,"he exalted."Thla time Jronlenlly you were free, my Eve.At this moment no poner can take you away from me."Dreadful recollections of Decaf ln- tnadeel upon E\eI3ns new lupplnen.Oh. it :he only had the courage to te!! Maroon!Would he keep on loving herand holp her to get from or would he Bhe gllltctd into his face.There were upon it the marks of breeding oi' pride In nlmaetf. his wealth. pod- the lamh'| wool as Polly. goln; whlw. dared nt her father.,"You dnn't mean hurlln' htm. Daddy dear. do.you?" she hmkfout. "0h. itlhlfa what ynu're talkin' about. ¢lon'*t do| t. - n mweo tt: oae ay : u mmm: beautiful la loin'tot happen to usaqnnttera. 'Gnd up in the sky aunt n angel :mack down from nun heaven to 'help ut." The aeriouxf lovely face turned plearllngly. truthfully up to bla pn-vented Hopkins from indulging hia dellre go laugh.Polly turned and looked at Larry.Hia dark face wan heavy wlth frmrn and deep. gridcut llnel.°"I'here |ln°!any angela anywhere but up !heh3." muttered Lnrry Bishop. making an upward th n m with hla thumb."Yen, there Ia. Larry." contradicted J MH fi i I I f'* - f M 5 ~" @ 45 4'. f: ~ . \ _ . Q )»_L ed In a fl o od to h er h ai r . Th e m u : * a a b y h e r a i d e !n a n l n sl s n r . Il e h a d n a d lu i h a s h y , r w e t r n t - In z g l a n c e n h ! !be l o a n e d t o s e e . " E ve l y u i I - - I - I - ' b e l i e ve y o u c a n t o r m o .I r e a l l y b e l i e ve y o u d o " h e er c i n l m e d ." Y o u d n sw e e t ? "h e d o mn n d e d, h i s vo i c e t r e m bt l n g . " f n , " w h i s p e r e d E ve l y n . " N o w , l a n t i t | 1 r a n ¢ e . " a s k e d M \ r ~ anrut swiftly don the lane, the lamb under ooo arm.Polly :bout u n ;with gtadnza.Out ot the rmora nt the Storm country, out ot the c old ravine unter, also had found another lltllo thin; to care for.Jon-mlah Hopkins and I-lrfr Blatmpwere In the shack when Polly nrrlyed with her burdens.With much pride also dilpiayed the lunb: then sho fed him a portion of me milk with | spoon.Wlslle the vu preparing tha evening mul, she tnvlted lm' hlhefa mend lo nk: potluck with them.After :upper she aenled her flmlly.Woo Jerry the tucked into Dtrldfs bod. and Gunn; Hope was made com fonnblo In | chair by the atom, wherethc aoonn oddedoiltoslaep.Then. the Znmh In her tap and tho billy goat at ber knog, Pollyop sat down on the edge of her cot. facing the two mon. She knur br the dark ornrewonl on their hen that n quemon or Importhad como up. "He an' Lan7. brat. have been try-in' to think of some 'nr of xfttin' z-ld of Old Hare." began Hopklna ttrlmly. Ia low tone. "He wants y ou to c ome tg Gunn:for bulb Mrs.Robertson and her ...»-. ~,.. hI¢|er'n you na' Daddy pat lognher,I c um: an' his fnh looks like the sun, lil shiny ln' brlgi Ho un the dlughter. The Indy was ml ~ lonsly Icy to Evelyn and the gnI was utterly pl l u e n y o u b e s t d u l l . .B e h u m a d u l eve : a m a n c a n b e . "~sm ll|¢:Renzie.In his absence. nl J f.l'£ 5QQ H1 I -s v1_Vr # ~ \ ~ 2 ii ~ |\ \/ ff. /; / ~, :i ~ f ~ » f f >1 .v\ \ ~ /7; 'h c M +4 . , ' z l ' f l ( ' Q " '»1 1 J~i f - - " A A r l e n " l1'iIO P!I8. -Oce u pyla g 1 dila pi-l n # m m t h e l i e u Q l w aN u t u r u m a :m u th a n .u w To r t .Po n y H o p h l n l : m su m l u : h u n t . m u J e r r y . i n du a d a ' r u m n . G r a m ! H o na n a d h o u u t u m . O n a :m u t t .y ~ ° g ~ ~ »m m e . i n a n d h b a r .i s a m u r m v f i d t o m n i manr u n 7 ra t l l !d h b n r h o o l .Po l l y s t a l li n n s u a nos e.,H a r e m H u »H u l k . w h o w n ! t h o n o u n u nn q l u x l m ocea n .in m a r e n c r -m n l m o m y .|pva rns an ana o m o n w m b e t t a :Ih e k c n a l and A - = ~ == ; ° =11 | l l ll t h t ha fo r -m e r a n n | | i n t n u o a a r d r i v-in g I l l n q u a l t i t l fr o m h h IA n d .Th a q u n u r q m n u h l l - l l l r l l h : h un m u n m a n d o u n u P o u r s g n u -w d ;h a l r n m w u m a l a w n r tg r ; -. h u n o m a r m u w x t a u m i tcl l | 2 9 1. » ;°: . "1 ~ . '$ ; '§: : . °° " " '= °" " "* r x »l QCIIllll.11 m m i n n a n u m s m sy 1= su Mt i¢l r t n n r i l Zlo bl rtP»n l .I n l g m : h u g s Po l i ;w u t a m a n n t o B e r m a n . m l m :m m l n a n f l u m m n o m a nm m l r . a n d u m a : 'h i m n o b e vn -u m a .l i n - 1 - 3 h m u l y u m ah u - i n h t u u l n n In u n d an s r r h nt a t o l n a r n t f u u n r . u-- ¢ H A P T £ R IV - - G o n tl n u o d . 4 4~ll; hesitated |m a m m t . c o u g h e d d l l r e d h a r l h m o t . A l l t l l l m l l k fo r Je r r y . p l a n a . " s h o n t m d h n h e r n o ._ _ |c t ! m a t c h e d It fr o m h e r h a n d . f 0 0 6 . y o u | q n n t t o n ' n o o t h l n g N i n n . "h a |r um b le -d .b u t ba - h i vu a n g e r t o g e t h a r m a n g o , ll l ll d t h e p al l Xl ll l .Bm l l l n g ly P o l l y x i t b i d . P m t h n l r l n 'yo n .n s r n r . "s h o I o d , ' | n ' n o 1 r m e b b e n t r e l h e q G r a n n y H o p s !" e m l d l a n u m m o t i o n w i t h h l s d . U p In t l r a t b o a z f h o a n a p p r d . 'Th e n w h a t s w c a m o Z o r l w u v d 2 1 | r 'Ta q - wo m a n s e n t wo r d by m a ." : b o a l l l f . I n d c a n b i : I r o n y u m : o r d e r e d t h e fa r m e r . » l yo p t o o k n c o u pl e o f s t e ps ba d - t o w a r d t h e d o o r . N a d y In G r l f r oh o w e d m r sig ns o r u n u t o a l th .. -n l d y o u 1 r | | n ' t t o w r i t e h r r m o r n l e t t e r s . " a l s o fo p m d . " S h u ~Im i r e d .S h e t u m b l e d a l l o ve r u a l s o m e m e . " w u t d i d o n m y a b o u t m o n e y ? o u t d e m a n d e d m m s . ~rb idi t h a d i m l i g h t o f t h e l m - .P o l l ; l o o k a o a t h t m ple|.dln¢1y. Sh a ju s t c l n ' t : e t a n o l h b r c e n t . " n m a e u . * a n * | l : e | f e e l l n ' t e r r i b l e : b o i l l l . " m o m I n l u - 1 n m u m m m h i s B t n n e l t l u m p e d u p fr o m b l a . u n d o o o s t e p t o o k h i m m y d o s e t h o a fvo t u y o u n g n p e n k e r . S h e n n t .Q M 'h e er lo d." S h o a s s h e w o o ' l . I n w Bar G od . me I. o r I' l | m m e o u t w i t h t h e w h o l e nz .Y o u z o a n d t e l l h e r a o .5l m'a r i d : fo l k s , a n d I d l d n t m n r r y h e r h t t p q u i e t a l l m y ll fe .'Tel l h e r b e r a t a com es h o m o h e n t o me . : l a t p u s u n .l l ' : n e n u n " h e o n d . m e n l a u g h e d ." 0 b . y o u n e e d m q a s l f I w a s m l n ' t o n a t y o u 1. Pul lma n."h e w e n t o n . " h u t a n l s h 1 l n ' , I f t h t p a r a u p a n d I : e t a t h e r .t h e n - m e fo r yo u .Po l l y | ~ \ | g \ " i l l s vo l r e w a s l u l l n h . In t l h i s m a n - n m u s h -Po l l y re t re a te d t o all m a m a . " Ti r e t1m e'n h ere ."O s r a r r e n t an . h m b o t h y o u w o m e n u r n !b e i n s t o m y | \ d _'I' h l r » I Ge t h om e a n x t o m s l a d y j u n w h a t I u i d - t n h e b r o k o o n . o n l y t o c o n t i n u e vn u o u t t h e o u t l b o t u t s w .Bee | u é p r ' D u m b 1 1 t h dr e a d .P o l l y an | aw a y t n t h t l a k e .It w a s t h a n s h o n w m m e l i s l a g m o vi n g a t w u t . i n a m a n p o o l n r u n t e r i n a m e k b a m .C a r e - fu l l y s h e W * t h e m l ! ! a n d e g g a u r n b n a t a m n o l h m n .D o w n m e b i n ! sh e d i p p e d . a n d t h e n i n a n f a l l i n g g t o a n . n f u g x l l n l i n t h e u n t e r . w a s a Aa duck." he proceeded."I lrnat to **u o n l i e r E ve l y n Il o b e n n n n d l d u ' t u n ! t o u n v n u m e h a m a n ! * A n d y o u n n l e l i h e r I n c o m e Ir s coma |rouz;d after any more ~ilk. or ¥'1\ thrmr you out of the barn." T ;o'F'm Co`§fifm§f *o w . - , e M i l l e r W h i t e : ~ E _ / 4 '_" ' i 1 ' - ~s , '_.n ;s n _ @ : b y R r u s a m " ~@ . ; f " -';. / -" - r r ~ - . -- : " : ¥ =. - 5 :~~|f~|" " . r _g . . . . § »~ » »I f ,~ #~ m u y ° - ¢ -___~, , : f ~.- ~ , , . , , ~ ~ ~-"*'~§5;§,.PoUy .-r~ the ilu. In ¢ Iitze ravlne at her left .l null: atrmm fumbled drum tho hill.with wistful e m :he ntr he d It anrut swiftly don the lane, the lamb under ooo arm.Polly :bout u n ;with gtadnza.Out ot the rmora nt the Storm country, out ot the c old ravine unter, also had found another lltllo thin; to care for.Jon-mlah Hopkins and I-lrfr Blatmpwere In the shack when Polly nrrlyed with her burdens.With much pride also dilpiayed the lunb: then sho fed him a portion of me milk with | spoon.Wlslle the vu preparing tha evening mul, she tnvlted lm' hlhefa mend lo nk: potluck with them.After :upper she aenled her flmlly.Woo Jerry the tucked into Dtrldfs bod. and Gunn; Hope was made com fonnblo In | chair by the atom, wherethc aoonn oddedoiltoslaep.Then. the Znmh In her tap and tho billy goat at ber knog, Pollyop sat down on the edge of her cot. facing the two mon. She knur br the dark ornrewonl on their hen that n quemon or Importhad como up. "He an' Lan7. brat. have been try-in' to think of some 'nr of xfttin' z-ld of Old Hare." began Hopklna ttrlmly. the lamh'| wool as Polly. golng 1rhlt8. dared nt her father.,"You don't mein hnrlln' htm. Daddy dear. do.you?" she hrokeont. "0h. it!hlt'| what ynu're talkin' about. ¢lon'*t do| t.- gq,»¢,h n.- oneeys ummm: beautiful In loin'tot happen to ussqnntters. 'God up in the sky aunt n angel atnnck down from nun heaven to 'help ut."The aeriouxf lovely hee turned plearllngly. truthfully up to bla pn-veoted Hopkins from indulging hia dellre go laugh.Polly turned and looked at Larry.Hia dark face wen heavy wlth frown and deep. we!cut llnel.°"I'here |ln°!any angela anywhere but up !hero." muttered Lorry Bishop. making an upward thrnn with hla thutnb."Yep, there Ia. Larry." contradicted Polly lmpetuously."I seen one. Hia hI¢|er'n you na' Dodd: pat together,I cum: an' bla fone looks like the ann, all ahlny an' brlgi He aan the lqttatten haa to have a place to livetn just like other folkn, an he won't let Old More fun ua ont of the StlentCity.Mehhe after a while. when he gels to workin' for us. lou van hunt tn' 8811 just the ante an ever!" Hopkins looked at his daughter aa tr me had tm her mlnll.w"Whnl.'|eatin'ron.brnt'P'he grunted. "'2"lothln',°' nplled Polly, "but I knowwhit 1 beard." "Splel It out to on." not in Bishop rarer!!- Then Polly told them.Both men laughed.*'Why. hes get more money'n out llare.Pon,"mapped Hopkins "It'a nm berause we doo't happen lo be set tln' on his ground that be |ln't went-|n' ua o|I." It wma quite evident th!! both thellahermen were of one onlnlnn.Polly I t a`|1iI ~'?§.'|f,f l I . U / " 7 § " ° " ~ ._J\n . .___v l~" _ - _ 7 j }\ \l n ?y ~f e - f 1 '\~" " 3 '/' 'M *" ~~f 3 ~ \ . . &"g ~ , ~l i ' ~\ *5 ~ " `, _( `.v\"§'f . . .r f J'~ 4 / i ;2 f 4~ it Wu Quite Evidtnt That Both theFhhlmun Wlro of OM Opinion. get up and pinoed lhe lamb ln a comer of the woodbox. W ' I/5 { <_»j-f»~i v - f " ; \.:-I » " "~~' \ \- - . : .- : _- : L - " - .. .__ "-a. . . . _ ¢f . - . .41" §~, f § . ; 'v .\ ' .`- 7.. .* . -~ lt a l R o b e r t P e r c l va l .H e s t o o d I 1 l i ! ! n n l g h z a h e a d o f h i m I t t h e d a r k d r i ve w a y . b u t t u r n e d w h e n E N G IID a p p e n m d be s id e h i m .P0113 h u a m u r m u r M t h e i r vo i c e s t h a t ; I L Th e y th e n di s a p pe a r e d i n t o t h e ho u s e . lgvl .-| yn.: nug hlng ly p_u; -Mi n: t he sold ier g h e n d n f b o r .Q u l c k l y t h e g i r l c a m e o u t a g a i n :a n d P o l l y e n u m h e a r h e r n r l n - c o m l n g b r e a t h : u A b e r u n l l l fi l y d o w n t h e l l e p l .." S h a m , "h i n t l l P o l l y H o p k i n s . ° - r m a y .1 u r n : : c a r e d t o d a e t h s o m e an e '4l c el e b m e . "3 "P e l l y o p f q ue l t l n n e d E vel y n a n x i o u s l r " ' \ \ l m l ' d h e n y ?w u h e a n g r y ? ". Th e i r he a d s w e r e ver s'clo ne to - n l h e r . a n d P u l l ; g a ve t h e m a n a g e In a l o w t o n e .| " H e w a n t s y o u s o c o m e t g G r e n n y H o p f; h u t l l n i n e r r c l o c l : x o n z g h t . a n | l l u e a e y o u b e s t d u l l . .B e ' t u m e d ueve r a m a n c a n b e . "q ' T m d u m . "E Y IIJD wa l le d ,' T m t e r r i b l y a fr a i d . P o l l y d e a r . " A l l t h e s y m p a t h y I n B u l l y ;h e a r t ca me t o su d de n ll fe . " I re c k o n y o u b e . "t h e r e t u r n e d . " B u t y o n w e g o t t o g e t u p y o u r : p u n k a n ' g u . o m f a j u s t u l o a n c o m e b u s t l n ' r i g h t In y o u r h o u s e h e r e .I g u es s . If : o u d o n 't .Y o u c o m e a l o n l . l n ' a t n l n e o ' d o c t !' l l h i k e o ve r l n 'g e t l n t h e b u t too.Sa y,w h y c u r :y o u t a l k j u n a l i t t l e n i c e r t o h i m ?G r a n n y !l o p e '| : n l a B i b l e . a n ' i t s a y s w h e n 1 t e l l e r h u r l !y o u .: p e e k k i n d n f s o ft b a c k , l n ' h e 1 r o n 't h a ve n o t h i n * m o r e t o n r .m m W h a m u m n o i s e ! Br oo k. " B e f o r e E ve l y n co u l d n y a n o t h e r * 0 1 d . t h e s q u a t t e r g i r l nl l pp e d a s m y a m o n g t h e shadows..T h e o t h e r .n l W h o a O s c a r B Q t| n o fi S t op p e d In t o t h a H u t , H o U t t e r c d o n O a t h t h o u g h s u r r o u n d e d w i t h e ve r ; l u x u r y . w e n t vr re tc he dl y u p t h e n o p :a n d . fo r c i n g a s m i l e t o he r t l p a . p u s e d t n ~ to t h o m u s i c r o o m . Bt l l y mo o t Il o p k lm u h ad h i ln k e d m a n y t l m e o b e fo r e h l n l l t t t e m i s t r e s s c a m o h o m e L n r r y B i s h o p h a d g o n e t o h i s l a t e l y h u t .m d D a d d y Zl o p k l n l a n d G r a n n y H o p e w e r e d o s i n g i n fr o n t o f t h e s t o ve . In ne r vo u s t e tu t to n Po l i; wa t c he d t h e c l o c k c r a w l a l o n g t o w a r d t h e h o u r o f th e m e e ti n g b e tw e e n 0 1 cl r a n d E ve ly n . Ab o u t a qu a r te r zo n i ne . al s o n o t e o u t o f t l o o n ' B r fn m l i l a r pa t hs .s l i p p i n g pa n t l l h l n t y h e r e a n d t h e r e ,Po l t y o p c a m e l t le n g t h u p o n a lo n el y sh a c k ne t o n a p o i n t r fl m e l f.S h e w e n t a r o u n d lo t he b ac k .pe ne d t h e do o r, an d o nc e w i t h i n t h e r o o m t o u c h e d | m a t c h t o I xm n l t ca n dt e w h i c h m e h a d , t u k e n fr o m h er po c ke t . a n d n ot dn vm q ui e tl y . wh en Os ca r B en n et ! s te pp e d in t o th e h m . h e u m r o d a n o a t h .H e w a s n o t e x p e c t l n z t o s e e P o l l y H o p l t l n l n "l ia r In d y w o n 't co m e . e h ? "h o d e - ma n d e d g r u t r l y . °'Oh.|11e'¢co m i n 'a l l r i g h t "a o - s w e r o d Po l iy ." b u t sh e w e r e m f r o l d B o I c a m e a t o m ; t o n o : h e g o t h o m e sa fe. "A lttlld to u g h fe l l fr o m B e n n e t r l ll pn ." Y o u 'r e a cl e ve r ki d ,Pn l ly o p, "h e n l d ,m o r e st fn hl y ." C u n n i n g a s 1w e a s e l . d - d s r y o u a l o t !S i t d o w n .1 \ o n ° t h l l r y o u !"Po l l y s q u n t t c d o n t h e fl o o r b y t h e q|3 cnltlcz sra RATHER HASTY Peulely Mr.Nswlywed Wtll Msks f Discreet Inqumss Before ItsMakes Another Complaint. A ten- weeks seo I was invited todlne with a couple of old schoolmates who had been mardeu for some tlme.I was asked zo brim: a trlend who had stso attended school srlttt us."'!tle dinner looked appetlstng, and was progressing smoothly with sl] ot us ln :ood spirits.Suddenly, Jack, my married friend,turned so his wire and ssld:"Vers, \hot's the matter with these bis- omits?"She msde some sort ot reply, where- upon be answered they were not asto ost, that his mother mold do bet- ter tasking.and asked who baked them.Vers,with so injured expression,answered:"\\'h;.Jack.d\.lI,your mother sent them over :ms evening."Both.1 know, wished the dinner over. and I found I had e pressing engagement dtrerzty sftonrsnl.--ChL esgo Tribune. I Igl n g e r i y d o w n o n t o n r i c k e t y b e n c h . " I b o t n h ! 1 | a n s t a r e d p i n k a t w h a t I t ol d y o u t o t el ! 'e a. '° h e b ur s t o ut af- t e r n vr hl ie ."S h e 's a b o u t t h e m o d I l l ; l l vo l r d w o m a n I e \ e r m w . " Fo r th e sp a n o f n fe w a e c nn d s P o l ~ t o o k m a t t h e s p e a k e r .'I` Iw n : " P m t h i n k i n * s h e a i n 't l m l n ' y o u n o mo r e. Os c a r. nn ' u w om a n w it h o ut lo ve In h e r a l n 'z w o r t h n o l h i n '. " T h e n w a s n o s m l l e o n t h e l o ve l y (n o e zxh vn t h e w a r d :w e r e fin ish ed. S h e h a d s p o k e n t h e t r u t h . a n d o n n r Be n n e t t k n e w i t ." P r e Im o n | f n n l . I g u r u . " h e e j a c - ul a t fd. " s l p e r fe c t fo o l :1 ml z ht be t te r * | 'mn r é l e d y o u .Po li yo p.Si nc e y o u u r n k n e e h l z h t o n g n s s h o p p e r . r n ha d 1 | t n n l n x l n w n r r l y a n .B y n o w P d ha d a l m- m e a nd s o me mm fo r z. " H i s g l u w l n g e y e :w e r e u p o n h e r . a n d fo r n n i n n a n t P o l l y lo s t b e r br e a t h . I 1 I ~ , ~mé@@ ~Q ASPIRN WARNING!Say "Bayer" whedyou buy Aspirin. Unless yousee the name "Bayer" on trrblets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physician; ,' \,I "'~ 1 1 ' 1 i \." " \.,s<° °.\\ . 9 ~-, 9 wi sl,<f 1,|~ / ~~ I \/ / ;I ~ i f ? .i ..1 u 1d a z z l e u R e d C r o s s B a l l B l u e Il u s e d dl r e c t l o mu fo r b a ht e n a n d c h i l d n e u - l n L h e l n u n d r y . T r y l l n n d u e f o r J o u r -| l l n e s p r l n t e d o n hot ti e.M o t h e r ne lt .A t a t i m o d g r o c e r ; - A d ve r t l l r Y o u m m m s u * '¢ " * " f" " 1 | n " o r y o u m a l e n t g t k a s i m l t l t l o n | 1 8 s y r u p . - A d u l m l . . w h e n a m a n b o u t s u f h a vi n g m o n e y "lf yea pl to nn! somoono,Cant, nnl. mo!" g ||.: m o w a w a y .d e s i r e s a n d va i n r r z r f t s (T O BE OO NT I N un n. : .. ...-... Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earuche Lumbago .Pain, Pain Accent only "Bayer" package which contains propn directions. Bw!! "n¢,¢r' mm u za u§14»-nmhulnuzena m-nf.,|.¢. Aid to Prlytf.Pnyer ls always mos! eilgftive when mixed wlth equi!peru Of n u n - Daltlmon Bun. Nothing Sanous.i'rnseculln|.:Jllwrlu.5 - Iluve you ever been couvlcwd of anything! Witness-Yes slr. ouee.Proltflltlng Attorney--All right. nl! the jury what you \\4.*l0 Q.onfititd ot." H m a n - I was just convicted s waitin; on mysmf In a zrrwvry store;|.hlt'l |1l.-New York Giobe. MOTHER!OPEN CH\LD'S BDWELS WITH c A L u = o a m A F I G s m u g leur little one will love the "fruity" inte of "Ulllfornln I'lg Syrup" ann lconstlpated. hlllwi. |lf'1Llbl¢. feverilh. or run o!'cold.A temwpoouful ne _ hill to cleanse we liver and howilu | hw hours you can see for your ;-=1f how llzorotlhiy lt works allnur bile. and undlgested food out . the bowels and you hue l well, plsul enum gguln. mnum of momen keep "Cullfn .,rig Bymp" handy.Ther kuaw a tu 'spoonfnl zodny saves 1 aitk child'monow.Mk y our druqlst for gun 3 1 1 1 1'Fw f~~il* n Tif! " \ ~e, Hn. Chu. Pemlnook, Rashun i ,Nebr.,lays:"Severalyan -Q I used Dutlfa Ku*'7 P11 I have used them o and on whenever I havefelt the need of A kidney rem-edy.w I cold: cold it irritates my kidneys and oauaeaa h mm. u : mm, £ ml; .' r malso make my luck 1:mo andweak.Since using lJoan'a KidneyPill!I have not beentronbkd in llwnl months md I can neommené them for Iknowthemtobe a kidneyttmody ol merit.Doufa aremyrtandaidkidneyremrdyand I keep them in the houseall the tlmr." A. L. Renqnin, 202 B. Anthur St., lloidrcge, Nc hr.,nys: "I had an attack oi ku! ney complaint and was in had ahape for awhile.I was hunkin; corn when the troubicm m d .1 no doubt had takenonld in the muscle! ol mr blckand side? I was anhm: -that if 1 ltooped I could hardly ltnighien.I had bun!aomuchaboutDoufaKidnfrPullsthatInentfortome.After takin] them a [nr days they Rnd me up in good ohapc.I hav¢nt been bothered some|>oan'a :und me." QQé§;§§§. -'~ ~1 "lf=.1u"` i a7 ;:£l:.- ~ JLQr§ '"-r "~ .,1{§l§r:§'[Q"f "ff _::;»,»°~a$'!1'ra "I :.r a ..4 :¢ ".,>~=_-f ,~\~. g f ; -_2 :fr >;..a'g,;;» ...;1 ,f r ~_;;'e n f , w q4ega= a f,~. ;4 . ¢.~ ~ _:4 H t .v~ 4 T ~~i .j.f .f l l ~ ; _ " :, ~.~" "i p \F i l "" r '/j a a -.3 .»..:j_: ~r , Q u ,.- N " ;~ E m y h u m 1 .f ,I ./""" "} a :'.e n ~. e m - m ~. . ~~ si ¢ Feel Stiff and Achy After Every Cold ?` Do You Have Constant Backaohe?Fe d Old and Lame and Suffer Sharp, Rheumntic Pains? Then Look to Your Kidneysl DOES every cold, chill or attack of grip leave youvrorn-out and utterly miserable?Do you feel old and lame, still' and rheumatic?Does your back ache with:a. dull, unceaeing throb, ,until it seems you juncan't stand it any longer? Then look to your kidneys!Grip, colds and chillsare mighty hard on the kidneys.They llll the blood with poisons and impurities that the kidneys must lllter off.The kidneys weaken under this rush of new wo:lc; become congested and inflamed. It's little wonder, then, that every cold leaves g°== with torturing backache, rheumatic pains, headac es,dizziness and annoying bladder irregularities. But don't wonyl Simply realize that your kidneys are over-worlced at such times and need assistance.Get. | box of DonnKidney Pills and give your nreekened kidney! the help they need. Aaliit them, also, by drinking pure water freely. eating lightlynndruIff r e l h d nd at.D 'Kid Fillhaveelprei {'h§E2n3.» and slmoglda hdryou. .\'Zi.°§°-f ~ "Use Donn's, " Say Thus Grateful Folks: lx wm lm rebum.1 A m.;»r .vm r~1u=-mm in w| $Uof n ada lmc lwr u n f me sa me (IU avhwln hu been unonmunl by me l i n 1 ;;1;:..;;;. .;f';i.a<»1.s1a§f.r.f.-¢orlnd ==»-»Monroe Telephone mm- eomuu.pany, which hu 3.000 subscribers atAcharier tor the Cillxvnl Slate bank Monroe.Albion and ndghborlng;| n t _ 1 i ' i i § | i } ~ a i u - i s i i b a b f i ) ; ~ u » m n g | | » p m u t n m u m - 'a.--t|.|tatrul ul.Atlttlgluu lottottng of tlctlunl uf the Iloltttl ttlrrdtlp ~lmu~t|r.2.-.\t12ll»l~\| 'l\'1~Il:l| fur llinah Q luxton memorial to be ere-rtnl :tt Alexandria. Va.. hr tho l'ree Blttxunu. :Z-Latest portraits of Pnnceaa Mary at .England and Viscount Lan:ellen. tlrhn utel¢1 married February 28. NEWS REVIEW UFGURRENT EVENTS Ratification of Yap Treaty indi- cates Other Facts win Go Through Senate. NHT ABMITIEII BY EHEMIES Fight to llodlfy volatead Act Begun by Faderatlon of Labor-New Pian to Flnanca`Bonua--Prealdenl Adu Congreaa for Sdn Sttblidy. a y B o wma n w. P lc xa n oI N ' r u n pmlnnlunry bouts or the nal: Bghl ln the senate the ld-mlttialrallon hos anond victories which loud Beuator Lodge and othora to poe- dtct rnrtaln triumph In the main con- tmt over the fourpower Pnclllt: pact,as well aa ln Inc other bouts. failure and a dangerous breeder of diaeontentandcontutupt for law. and trhlch concludes: "\\t' urtrt' that all clllzena in every walk Of llfe demand frultt their repro sentatlven :md senators ln Wanlnlngtonimmediate ndlef from the unwarranted rootrlctlou cootalued in the \olutt~ad nrt: and uvdjkewlae suggest to the cltlaemddp of our country the wisdomand aidvlaublllty of heurlug ln mlm! the attitude toward this issue of otltco holdem and uuplranta to olliee ln comlng ttlwtlottst lu order that there may he rtatomd to the people ~ lawfuluso- ot ttltolcsome beer and I :ht wluol. nllleh under the tzrovlalona of theetghtm-ntlt amendment ooo and should he rightfully declawd as notrltttoxlcttl lug hv\ernt:ca3'The vxetutlro countll asserts lt holds "tltut the elghtoenth amendmentwf u reasonable and proper legit# lat gr; lntcnsretntlon would be benefi-vial lu our country und would have the support of no great majority of our people."But the countll mars an ex-hatuttire lnveatlgatlou whlcll it ltaa wnducted shows Lheae ef!%¢Ll of the Volstrnd act:"1. A gentral dlaregard of the lairnmomr all .mum. tneloolna thoao who chit*f M the bureau of na\l¢allun. nr!trying to combat the movement In the house to turn lmek to civil life the on members of tho ttcndeml'clam that graduates next June.The! told the house naval corntnlllee that theao menwereneeded.that the three othor elaaaou should he allowed to graduate utld that there should no no reductionIn the number admitted to the ucadow neat autumn. Puzztum:wr Harding Isnt week min n Inna and earnest appeal to con»greats to give direct ald to American ahlpplutz. and immediately after the dellwry nf his address bills pmmml hs the rhlpping board and embodying theadministrationrocomméidatlona were Introduced by Itepresentatlvo Green of Maaaarhuaetta, dllirlitlllll Of the houae committee 45:1 merchant marine and llaherlea,and by Senator .limes ofWuahlnnou, ehalnnan of the senate committee on comment.TDI program embodied tn than measures would mat the governmentabout $I5.£J(lJ.0UJ the tlrat year, and the annual Hmm ultlmately tulxht reach $S0.0t'D.w0.Besides direct eompenantion to American vessels engaged tn totelm trade the nrozrnm trrrolvea deparunant or trade and cornutorce. the out o f the to rn your.Cuptutt wal placid at $30000.The gent-al mcrchandlae ntoct and stare bulldlng owned by Charles nu:of Endicott. a village al: tulle! out of Falrbury.burned.Total value was$10,030. wlth nothing saved.' A potato growers club has been or- ganized. at Gothenburg with n largemembership.Several c an of reni fled seed have lwett purchased and a large acreage 'alll be planted.Influenza In bnaklnx out ln Noe folk acconllng to physicians.ClllPhyalclon Holland la one of the Yit: u m .About twenty earon have been found durimt the put week.at a baud aelectlon held ln Stratton for tho Durtwlu of laaulnl nam turns exteualou honda to replace a llmllar ll u e that were declared lllegal the issue carrlod br the arlde margin ofos to B.. W. E. Chapin, T3. bunker and cap-ltallat, member of tho board of dir actora of the Fedeml 'rrgnat Ca. of lincoln,and connected urltlt otherflnanclalluallttltlonttofLlnoolu,is dead. after it brief Illness.The atate boanl of educational land: and fund! haa lnveated 315.000 of $Li¥»().tX)l). the lntvrest of wltltlil Uteleglalatttre act aalde for aoldlar mellaf. ln Nelson. 5 per cent school bonds.The board had predoully invented saaooo In honda. lll December 1. Citlaena of W00d Lake have rt to lmttto S'-Z9,7ilt} honda to build aa E me power plant and water |731 Work will stan aa noon as tno wea'tlll pertnltf The old light plant destroyed by dre :dx weeks luv Tlle Omaha Autumobllo allow, 111| auto event of the year willheldSn.the Munlcipal Audltorl March 13.19.The ontrlea :tra pt into or tx-ln:fully aa numerous tlurlmr folmt'1° yearn. Seven hundred aulta ara to hrottght ln federal court.Omagainstpartieswhoauhacrlbed atork of the Skinner Parkin: com; and have falled to make paymt The auhscrlpllona approzltnato a $1.ooo,ooo._ The stale bank guaranty fund It halan f t2.211.1ao atneo the rectof the 'urmera Iltate bank nt H4 nrpald 0fll,nr50per¢*ento!s was trlthdrnvm al: months ago.eonllug to the laat aemlnnnunt rc made by atnte bank! to the !'¥t»br=worm: bureau. under date or rh- bel' 1. depoadta aggregated ntsmoo Fairmont ta tndnuht as to wht to llatat the town by lung dlt electric anrvlce or continue llaplant.At n malta meeting the P Set-vine company and the Blue I Power company each made a |oaltlon.The matter vraa dlaml Il x pr e s xi o n o t t h i s c o n fi d e n c e c o m e a ft e r t h e s e n a t e .o n \t e du e o da 3 .n o d ntt ll lle d th e t re aty w it h . In put c u ttc en t-ID I Y u p .Th i s l s n o t p r o p e r t y o m : o f t h e W a s h i n g t o n co n fe re n c e se ri es o f tre ati es,b u t l u ac c e p t a n c e w a s c o n - si d er e d nec ess ary b e fo r e no t i o n i s t a k e n n n j h a o t h e r P a c In c t n e n t l e n .I t p u t s n n e n d t o t h e dl n p u t c b e t w e e n th i s c o u n t r y n o d Ja p a n b y r e c o g n i z i n g t h e Ja p a n e s e m a n d a t e o ve r Y a p a n d a t th e so m e ti m e se c u r in g . »\ m e r ic n 's ca h l e ri g h t s t h e r e . Th e d u a l i n t e o n t h e Y i p p a c t w a s 3 1 t o 2 a n d w a s p r e c e d e d b y t l t e vo t i n g d o r m o f a n u m b e r n l ' r e s e r va t i o n s w h i c h c c n a l n D e m o c r a t i c se na t or s .....-.-. _._.__._m a d e t h e l a w " 1 C r e a t i o n o f z h o n s m d s o f m o o n » sh in e re ." S L C r e a t i o n o t l n a t - m y o f b o o t l e p g e n ."~ t . A n n mn d n ; l n c re n s e l n th e t r a t - t l c i n p o i s o n s a n d d e a d l y u m c o c t t o n s u n d - i r o n ."'5. A n i n c r e l x c d n t e o f l n n n l t y , bl l n d n e s x , a nd c r i m e a m o ng t h e u s e r s u f t h e s e c o n c o c t i o n : a n d d r o p . , " t t In c r e a s e l n un e m pl o y me n t ,d o o to l o s s e s o f e m p l o ym e n t b y wo t k u s l n f o r t ; t | \ e in d us t ri e s d i r e c t l y o r sm u- re c t l y c o n ne c t e d w l t h t h o mn n u t pc t u r e of l iq uo rs .. °" l '. In c re a s e l n t ax e s to r l ty . s ta t e . th e sa l e ol ' g ove r n me n t ah l p s l l p ri c e s br u t ed o n p r es e n t mn rk ot va do ss . c on » s t r u c t i o n l o a m t o p r i va t e comp ani on, a n d va r i o u s fo r m s o f i n d i r e c t ol d . IN a l s s h i p n t b d d y a d d r e s s t o c o n - x r w t h e Pr e s id e n t t o o t occa sion t o r e l t o n t e m a a p p r o va l o f t h e G r e s . : L l k u t S t L a w r e n c e w l t l r w l y p r o Jc c t . a n d t h a t w a s a l s o r h e l o p l c fo r a l l r e l y de b a t e b e fo r e t h e N a t i o n a l I t l vo n a n d m m m c o n g r e s s I n W u t o l n z t o n t m we e k .T h e pr o j e c t l u m o r e ct u m p l o n e t l ba'G o v.H e n r y J.A l l e n o r K a n s a s m d B . a t r e m o r o f Ch ic ag o,a n d w a s op po se d b r G o v. N l t h n n M l l l e r o r N e w Y o r k .A l l e n l l l d ' b a r n to u ch e d 4 3 %e m u a l m l h e l o n t l i |F r e m o n t u t a d e t .E ve n u m h i g h pr i c e .l t l s u i d .l s fa l l i n g t n in t e re s t m a n y o f t h e r u n n e r s w h o h a ve t l l l r d m o n .T w o m o n t h s s r o c o r n n r s . s 2 3 c e n t a a bu a h e l o n x.tle F r e m o n t m a r k e t . O r d e r f o r a l , w 0 K . w . t u r b i n e r e o - e r a t o r n n f c o n d e n s e r f o r t h e m u n i c i l l l p l a n t urns | ! t a t t th o ( l e n e n t l Ele ct ri c co mp an y by t he c it y co nn cl l of 1 w h e n n m o t i o n p r e va i l e d t n p r i n t n i l pr o p os i t io n s o n t h e b l l l n t a t t h e e l e c t i o n A p r i l 4 . 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S t h - l " A A r l e n " l1'iIO P!I8. -Oce u pyla g 1 dila pi-l n # m m t h e l i e u Q l w aN u t u r u m a :m u th a n .u w To r t .Po n y H o p h l n l : m su m l u : h u n t . m u J e r r y . i n du a d a ' r u m n . G r a m ! H o na n a d h o u u t u m . O n a :m u t t .y ~ ° g ~ ~ »m m e . i n a n d h b a r .i s a m u r m v f i d t o m n i manr u n 7 ra t l l !d h b n r h o o l .Po l l y s t a l li n n s u a nos e.,H a r e m H u »H u l k . w h o w n ! t h o n o u n u nn q l u x l m ocea n .in m a r e n c r -m n l m o m y .|pva rns an ana o m o n w m b e t t a :Ih e k c n a l and A - = ~ == ; ° =11 | l l ll t h t ha fo r -m e r a n n | | i n t n u o a a r d r i v-in g I l l n q u a l t i t l fr o m h h IA n d .Th a q u n u r q m n u h l l - l l l r l l h : h un m u n m a n d o u n u P o u r s g n u -w d ;h a l r n m w u m a l a w n r tg r ; -. h u n o m a r m u w x t a u m i tcl l | 2 9 1. » ;°: . "1 ~ . 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C o m ! o n m m e m m Po l l y o p a n ' g u t l o ve d u p 1 M i r ' r a m e m d s h e a r e n a l m t h e m u , s l i m #m e e m m e u m m l i k a n d an ' s° u'I! h as h re el h ot te r. " l'her\e w a l some-thing co mp e ll in g a b o u t t h e x i r l .n m a y h a m b e e n t h e t o n a l a t h e r vo i c e , w o n d e r f u l l y a w g q u m tr em en d ou sl y u m 0 ¢ l L _ I t m u a 01 : -u rv st o pp ed fr o m lh e d o or s o e h pn : c h d l n c t i y l u fr o m o f h e r . a n d 1 0 | ril le d,s h e s h a n k b a c k a m o n g t h vl n n i n d c l u n g t h e n . l l t h o w l l e d a g a i n s t t h e m i g h t Hgh 1\ e nun. Nebr.. Hmh 9. 1921-TH! ENTERPRISE-h n l l d l THE ENTERPRISE ["`§;¢'ZI,mA UOCAL NEWSPAPER FOI ALL THE Pnons hBs1|.\un.-n ¢....aHint: Doruthy Fauquet :nd Ve Cort u m. to Cub S aturd ay tofamdaforum!party 5"-===by student:of Liana ollee.Lh - = ; _ ~ ; ; ; = f § = ; ; = ¢ » f w li e I 10S h a k D i xo n o f C H. i n vi ilk! at 1° home of his psrenta.and Hn. S. rl Dixon.An Egiurorth League social was I Wadnenday evening at the homoIrs. Gus' Glover.The evenilm 1 spent in gamasedang 1~ dellc i us s eh r y e ostessthe close of the evening.The Lldles Cinla met Thursa t t h a d h c g r a e i f ~ rd y rs.Andmgrmi A h r n number of 1.Ladle: A d were press:Tumdnv eveninlr Gus Glover 1 n anz-theHtsMulxll.-I Mr. xeldsAfnuou:at $16rinUm gin a prize of $500 is oliered and all - eta issued from the tint will be used.Hr. an d Mn.Ray Rosenbalm andH n M L ?Roienbalm of Kenna:-cl were Bun ay guests at me hire. E. A. Wachter home.Carl Nelson son of Mr mid Mrs.Chu.Nelson and Mine .Alice Dob- Dtin Yaweil and both are Wnahin ..has been teaching the fifth and mé. grades In our ac cole and Min Ednain the c ountry.The evening was |most pleasant one for all present and closed with the hostess servinganiceiuncheon.The honor gnest;resolved a number of gifts which will tumed Thursday from a few day's sit with nalatlres at Blair.F.W.Roberta and Eugene Rose .~ up from Omaha Wednesday onustness eonnected with their ranch.Mrs RMI Beet: of Blair c amo up riday and assisted Mr. Deets' parentsswirls settled.Otto Mattson ind stock on the Oma- market Friday.Carrol Foster, who recently moved is family hero from Minnesota movedrweek to Waterloo, Nebr.Miss Helen 'Thontpson of Telcsznahpent a few day s this week with lnr ster. Mrs. Jenrlnzs West and family.Miss Francis Kinsey spent the 'seek|here with her plrenfa, Mr. andrs.Levi Kinsey,returning to her ~ool work in Ornslu Sunday eve- nxMr. W. H, Harrison of Tekantah isndlng the week with his son. Wm. d family.Frank Bring. a former Herman ros-ent. now living near Fatazo. N. D.. as in town lut week visiting oldme friends.He was called to LY'a by the death of his father and e on down while so near.This as s first visit here in thirteen years.Wm. Kiefer of Blair was a visitor re Saturtl:y...I1. C. ltu ic ts on the sick list at resent. sufferinqwfrorn roareMrs. Jennings alt was a Teks- visitor between trains Friday.0 l l Godsey was an Omaha visi- r Tuesday and Wednesday.Sam King of Tekamah was in Her- Tuesday.Mr.and Hrs.Docks,who havenmakingtheirhomewith elr daughter, Mrs. 3. 51. Brewster.nes coming here from Maryville. Mo.oved last week into rooms at the . A. Johnson home.Mrs.F. 0. Swanson spent severalnys last week with friends in Om- a.i-ml Andermn. shipped tno cars ofttlo to Omaha Tuesday evening and ont down to be there when they were ~id.Henry Rover was up from Blair uosday yisltlr friends.Mrs.Nick l i m -of Blair spent rid with her mother. Mrs. Horn.llli and Mrs. Harry Leach and son. ommlc, wont to Omaha Thursday for few :lags visit with relatives. . .Lynn anish of Teksmah visited orne folks Thursday.bliss Mary Lowe was oter fromrlington and spent the week»end at to parental, Geo. Ldke home.Mrs Henry Truhlsen entertained aamber of guests at a sis o'clock din-er Friday §.e\enIrg.Following the inner the evening was spent in play lr bridge.'Walter Will rnotored to Teltamah unday and spent the day with rlends.The Indies #Id will take their din-er and hold an all day session Wedesrloy at the Chas.Arnold home. ey will put in the time quilting.Mn and Mrs. Fern West and daugh- r, Dads. and MissJosie Miller were undny dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. West.About thirty-fiyo cars loaded \\il.1l urniture and stock belonging to n~ly of hit-nnonltcs faucet through :rc Satunlny on their way to Mex-.'flwy formed a colony ln Canadaearsa|:o where 013 have lived 1av:f°!'y until ask to leave byosonm:-'t because of their actionuring the world war.They expect o form a colony in Mexico. Thereere three nallman coaches attachedothe nor of the two oarry irg morehan ore hundred and seventy five arsengera. Others are to follow later:Carl Larson who has been a veryick man with a severe attack of ap-ndicitis In getting along-nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ogyf spor tJndut at the D. W. itutl ge home.Clyde Cornelius of Kansas spentbe past week at the R. J. Schonck atne.Mr. and Mm. Oscar Gilbcrtson oflair were Sunday guests at the E.. Johnson homo. Tho Ltlliles foreiem missionary so lely of the M. E. rhurch were enter-tained at the John King horle Welleadayafternoon.During the busindforrnotla home missionary so cty.'l'ollowing the business nosinn 11 program nn missionary worltnChinawasgiven.Tho hostessr~~~cl a nice lunch at the close. Mr. and Mrs. ll. J Gibson drove t~lair Sunday and spent the day withmer mother. As a result-M the meeting lastuesday evening of the business men ovoml .gash prizes are to be givenway.lunch person buying one dolln'*s worth of goods at any pl~f lutrincsa will receive a ticket ovhtch be should write his name antplac e itin one of the ballot boxes On April lst the first tlrllwinz wil be held ard the tickets issued :inr\l\P.' March wi'l he issued.The holde £5 0~ QuAuTAnnum .Q n .|.4 | present..\On Wednesday, March 1. at 0m*h*#Picturns next Sunday pvcning.occurred the marriage of Miss Alam .Fone of Blair and Stanley l.owo.The pmutor was greatly pleased son of Mr and Mm. F. w. Lowe of with the inlzrtsi ang atiendance Instthis place. Tho young folks will re-Sabbath. The solo by Mr. Ly fo Mc- |1 u . Wednesday March 1.'Henry Truhlsen left. the f i a t of11,..=,;£;".,".;'"t',f;:: z,,:f:.':.":"§,':°'".;,..,;'; »»» week on - business trip no the wgrk coming dgwn gvgll Ugg wggk W f ltif n ~ Of U18 | tat8 end and the young folks will reside '\<an,i'e,,9;"aha otel Conant otel Sanford 0t€l Henshaw repnmion ol 10 ynn hir danllnix ol than hotels.G u a n m u- n my an. ol mm wma ma 0| -- ~ of nnlvmg bonu: vnlua and,maximum.NANT HOTEL COMPANY is first a purpose and then an ex~ rience, but the purpose must be ou first concern always. We love God an propose to go dl the way. tho we mn hive to xv by way of Calvary . W kwa God and propose to du His wil here on earth.Our faith must no ~'3£.'£ ~ ~ ~~i n t h e g i f t o f H i a so n .O u r l o y a l t y s h o u l d b e l i k s t h a t o f o u r n o b l e e x - s= Sn Ic e m en in t h e ll -t a w nr , w he n t he y w e n t t o t h e f r o r t w i t h g l a d n e u , t h u i t c o s t m a n y o f t h e m t h e i r l i ve s . s \ um God's low: for us which cxn be i >,\Lk: s1`,w1`s Ar Ex/xc rLv 0 A. M.. SATURDAY, March mn 0 ~vf2.0 i as follows:First Sunday of the month--9:00 l. rn.Second, Third md Fourth Sundays--10:80 s. ln. A most cordial invitation is extend- ed to all the people uf Blair to utend than services. 'C. A. Beyersdorfer. || NATIONS Ap r i l 1 5 , 1 0 2 2 . M a y 2 8 - 2 7 .19 22 Ju n e 3 0 , - - Ju l y 1 , 1 9 2 2 . Au g u s t 4 - 5 , 1 9 2 2 . M a b e l J.M a r s h , C m m t y S u p e r i n t e n d e na Miss Mildred Swanson ent.cr{|Lin T r y s o m e o f K i n g J o y ' s E g g H u h u.umusne.J.. Aw.: 1..uuA.|..N w w s AND COM ME NTI-- V O L xm n D T A I D 'l1 TJ\ C"l _1" lx f r1f ¥'r n\r n n v n m n v x v n n n . \ n n .1 ! . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . .- . . _ _* 4 | s ~ msmlcrs rm c|.ussoRcAmz|sn}j §.f'jd.; Sinn.199 |STILL`TliEY COME . _ - . v u - n u n v m s v e u t s U n u s u a l U s u n :School Districts for Consolidated Gmclc and High School purposes. Senate life. No. 893- Chapter 74-- 19l9--1921.f The re-dlstricting committe¢1 has completed the adjustment of the boundaries of school districts of Washington county as provided by Senate file No.261-Chapter 2 4 3 - 1919 and Senate file No. 291 Chap-tes 7I-1919-1.921_ A hearing, as provided by law. will be held in the office of the CountySuperintendent,March éo,1922. 2 P. M.SP E CT so trr n n a ma n PACKING HOUSES Pig clubs have been given a big boost for a starter by two prominent Duroc firms in Washirigton County. Cara Cameron and Sons of Herman and Foley Brothers of Blair have promised each n good spring gilt to be donated to the winners in Duroc club work.It is hoped that other bneeders will also respond soon so that the boys who want to mise other breeds will be kiven encouragement. "The Lucky McCarthy Pig Club"Objections to the plan as r0€0\¥1*,is an excellent name chosen by a big mended by this committee may be 'filed with the Count!Superinten- dent on or before March 2t, 1922. Maps of proposed districts are on file in the office of the County Sup- erintendent end may be examined by any one..lt.Mabel Marsh, County Supt/ ' club south of Blalrf' They made an excellent choice of leaders, to, when they chose Mr. Chris Hin: as leader and Mr. Merci Grover as president. "Tho Sowing Sunshine Sewing So- ciety" in the Wranch School district is already started in the years work and n. number of work bags have been mode.Mn. Scott Allen Is their lead- A u n o n i - - . M - L _L - . .s t . -l ! . - _ s 1.\ auumg IDU aoeumg cenasn gms uriminor age ln delinquency".The ease was heard befone a court room pack-.s z o x m APPORTIONE D To ' i n n so with men and at about fire unch =~:l-zvrzmtxl. oisrnlcrs i the lu n 'received their instructionsand were onlened to the jury room.I Late in the ovening a verdlol ot' guilty \vss"returnod by the jury and they were tlismhsecl.The sentence will not be pronounced until the tegsl time for filing for a re-baring has elapsed, which ls three days.Q . .-_ ___: . . - "_for anyone to sow next year ; Much interest is also being shown in the use of soy beans in com ulhleli is to be hogged down Already some 100 acnes have been promised for co- operative dornonstrntional purposes. method advocated is simply to In the beans with the c orn in the planter, sowing at the rate of 8 lbs. per acne.In this ww the only added expense is for the seed itself.The netums in the way of hog feed and9 or THE C OUNTY The following is the apportionment for thc schools of Washington conn-_ mlliarise themselves with the real ac- tivities of this popular institution. 'rr school is the greatest Asnericsn in- stitution supported by public taxation. lt is probably unique in that it ls the one public establishment which yields to the tax-payers more than one hundred cents on t.he dollar. ty.g More than one hundred cents on the Them funds are derived from tbefdollar ls s good investment from the state school funds and are divided tax-payers point of view in these among the various districts.'times of depression This ls more From state apportionment as per than the Mexicans aspect from their certificate State 8upL_.._$4046.57 taxes. and hers ls n people who do notFrom lines __ .___l866.90.cornplaln of their school burdens. LikeOnaccountofschoollands(see.|t.he Mexicana, the South Asnerian 6906)_____ __________324.93 countries blissfully slumber in the ed- Number of districts entitled to shane .. _ - _ . - .._.._..._.69 _Number of school children in county entitled to share_-_-- .. - 4020 ' Amount of 'ii apportionment srnonlr_ the districts. _ -. -_ - 8l8.56 Amount of i t apportionment pro ruta ._-._.._- -.-_,_29osns .Amount per distric t from the ~ ucatlonal stupor of the middle axes; _and Russia was probably never bur- dened with an excessive tax for edu- cational purposes.The very fact that the foregoing oguntrles have never lm- poverished themselves for the cause of education is responsible for their oohditlon today.No one would think of comparing the culture. government, rzcns uvcnz:xss :N Nlrxana Up to date the following andidata for nomination for office before the primaries have thrown their hats in th ep olltlos la re n aa nd sr e re ad y to do lasttle mentally for the several po- litical positions to be filled: Sheirll- Maurice Behrens and S. H.Pounds,Democrats;Edward C. Pilcher, J. H. Brewster and Voe Sear- lnz. Republicans. Co o n ey . tn n mq -» a nd o stmlm and Henry ldeneke, Democrat; Gnee Ballard.Republlan. County Treasurer'-Chas.H.Rob- ertson. Republican and St W. Cham- bers. Democrat. County Clerk-L. R. Gilbert, Demo- crst: w. K. Strode. Republican. County Commissioners- H. C. Bla- eo, D lst 1 , u mmm. J. r. White, Dist. 2, Republican. Sam Choelya and Will RRhea Dom- oerat. will receive the coneer1.,gl1en by Desdunea band, by his Irirelua. Ddone:band eunnilts of I00.pleand also n 40 sdee chorus, gwen the auditorium in Omaha.llenusn Jungblut.h'a fmnlly ludl been ill.Hrs. Jungbluth hadln :crime and the four children bl the yellow ioundlee.Miss Annu Dame! of Fremont dat the heme of her sister, Mrs. FriHiddxugh.After s long period :elf-sacrificing cart'for'her Ifather.MLM Dome!fell victim pneumonia.Mrs. Conrad Sclimehl und son. Gdon,reluned to Arlington dtexm y of about a year in ColonLivinginLhehigheraltitudeI greatly benehied her health.The town of Dale has gone out bu:inesa.The Dale stomwas moto Mrs. 1Ineraonk farm and the NSchneider,Jenlu Co.,c|01\ed tl grain elevator this week.Severalthe neighbors are bidding on the 1 valor to use as o. lxrnrwrr.'Hao basket ball teams from O hm! come down Friday evening aweandefentalbythelocalteaOur |:irl'|\ qulnlct defeated them to 18 and our boys defeated tl visitors by the score of 83 us 8.'Une Arlington high srhool andnudes will close 'Tuesday for the 1 of the week.The basket bull b gg to the tournament at Lincolnadnesday.Our boys were put c lan D.'Iho first gi n a will played with West Point.Hr. and Mrs.Bruce DickersonFremont visited at the J. M. Man]borne Sundny.Mm.Dickerson mninod for a week'n visit at heme.Many people are ill mash themeaslesandmumps.Only new families have the measles and muland it is hgpod we hear of no rn.Mr. and ts Floyd Gilfry were I :noni shoppers Saturdav aflernnaMrs. Joe Hnerson of Omahn isll5'\l.' at the Julian Jungbllllh he Misa Agnes Nellon,who atle school ln Arlbuton. apent the we:ond with har parents near Wnahi ra.llnufion blushed!entertalnal basket hall team at on oyster sFHd¢y evening after the Oak]game.H n Marshal!was hu i!by lliuum Agnes Nelson and I Larson.The boys greatly efnjothemselves.Sl. Dwight Highee, Field Secretfor the Chrixtlmn 1Endeavor, "°'Sover between trains to visit with Alice Mae Weller. Mr. md Mrs. Anton Anderson t r n u u c n u u : . . : . 4 . . . . | m p ;! :' zi f ..r s Q f ,: ~. S e n n l o r - A i b e r t H .H i i l e r ,R e p u b - i n n . J. E. s. gN'I$R'|'A!NS vlsmym CHAPTER --upl). .¢. ..- -.. ) _.; .- __. l A l._Q 11 MRS. LENA GRABBE ing club has been started in the Long it verymuclFuneral services were held this Creek School district with Mini Juila'_pnrtionrncnt D i g :N a n l(Thursday) afternoon. March 16th at 2:30 from the Ge an church for Mrs. Len.;Gmbbe, who death occurred early Monday mo:ni , March 13. She passed swray after a long and linger- ing illness of about a year at the o!d Sierk chosen as leader and sz u plan-"Seeing in Bllie vinx"Amr~dir»:» Kal"z5&§h»` red lhlt. t_he two clubs will have some ls' a big trip to South Omah; so me 1 880 .ery intiresting meetings together tuberc ulr c nule killed and innputld 2 29 :ext summcr.wsu oe mme by wasmrlgmn county 3 160Parenté and chiidren any place in far111°f¥ next Wednesdny,March 22-I 4 .54 he county :re urged to get in touch This tmp has been ll\lT\"°¢|.Int some n an 23.67 in the enc ounzament of public edu~s a m! 94.97 a s m 89.90 11 RQ cation.Endallf and Amerie: fumllh u model in government which i l a plltemj for the mo n o lm lm m na- tions.The gunna! intefliganee of me Ffnzrlilh tnnmkinv nnnnla Il nn l hlvhnr ucswueu :ony una any DI ml unr-msn Chapter qt Un 0. E. B. accepted an inviutinn from the Blllr Chapur £0 meet with them on kat 'l`h\\r$|y evening m d li ll i n u with B u m in Yhework of thi older and lltlrlpmd 'A 0 horneanead southwest of Blair where .she had lived for fifty years. The deceased was born Feb. 7, 1848in Wurtenherg. Germany and came to .America when a young woman in IF with her husband. Marx Grabbe. llluir was booming at that time and the -ale of lots was taking place. They f o u n d the first year \~.h °'Farmer" Matthiesen en the old Stew- art. farm on the bench and in 1872 purchased _the Brewster ram where they have lived praetiealll ever since. After her husband? death, 04127, 1904. her sons took hold of the work on the farm and the youngest son, Henry has al\ka3.s lived at home with the mother and sister. Annie.An- olic r son, Fred. lives in the Spilter neighborhood.. Besides her children, she leaves as immediate relatives, one tister in Ger- many and orc hrothgnin Australia. A nephew.who recently came to this country from Germany, has been helping care for his aunt during the latter days of her ilinesa. This pioneer mother came to Wash- ington county in the early_duys. sqf- fering the haiidshipa of pioneer life and by her diligence and thrift. and that of her family . has acc umulated u comfortable home and a treasured heritage for her children. Rev. Wolters of Arlington had charge of the funeral services and -with the county agent if they are in- terested in this work.It takes only five children to organize f standard club. hut they must have the eoluent of their parents and some adult in the neighborhood to act as leader. Area eradication of tuberculosis goes on apace,Fort Calhoun town- ship will be finished this week.Fon- tanclle wiiil he finished in another week.Hernnan;Lincoln,Arii ltlim. Grant, and Richland are next on the lineup.A campaign will probably be started in Sheridan in the near future as die authorities seem willing to all low Washington County farmers to have the whole county cleaned up. Those havingtheir cattle tested are irl\im=r their best cooperation not only to the governrnent but to each other. This is illustrated by the way they lrroup their reactors together and ship them to Omadza in earload lots.; thus saving conaidenhle freight. Wagesaccrn to mn more uneaven than ever before for farm help this nprinz.To date reports have come in of wages varying from $20 per month up to $55 per month with the average from $30 to $35. So far more men have been asking for jobs than nieces have been found for them. Many of them are anxious to start work at once after a hard winter. time and County Agent Olson states that there will be at least 100 farm- ers present if the roads and weather are good. I t is expected that everyone will meet in the lobby of the Emhlnsi Building.South Omaha, by 9:00 1. M. All arnngiernenta have been com- pletod by Dr. w. 'r. Spencer. Udon Stock Yards Live Stock Commission- vatetiaarhna ti lt he aasimzad demonstrate and explain the pres- ence and action of tube:cular lesions in both cattle and hogs. The Union Stock Yanni! Co. has in- vited the crowd to dinner with thehospitality that we have almost come to expect when going to South Oma- ha.This was bne of the features of the big trip made by Washington county pig clubs and their parents last summer. In addition anangementa have been made for guides to conduct trips through the packing plants. It is a fact that the averte shipper is so busv when he cornea onto the mrrifet that he has missed the truly wonderful pdvllege of going through one of these famous American pack- sn h lmm.Men who have shipped for thirty years or more have ex- pressed their eagerness to go through with the rest of "the boys." Extra interest will he aroused due s 7 s o I0 11 12 i s 14 I5ena n d h e aasurea that plenty i a r " i d " IB gp20 21 ee za 24 26 26 27 es 29 so sz 32 33 34 35 36 31' as 39 40 41 Q I 59 so 4s 59 -I7 39a i 84 45 84 BD£9 31 as 45 24 65 44 224 1 69 za 52 31 85 35 80 10 43 co 31 6'l 30 19 55 11 50 \ . . un evening In :odd enjoyment. Uurinr tha nrk of the dilute: a ss 14 59.48 'r o m 44.28 222.00 and ua for the egiehrltic l. td!f£'sI`iI¢¥§l=¢ thsmfom um the nw-mln I ph of this c ommunity form a more in- we °°"1d"'d had the vwillllrilbl- After the work af tha cllpteer tblirnnzewqudntlnc a with the n r :done by uw l-ch00I|.To b ri ng a bo ut ¢ "° '" " f" ° '° °' *° '* " ° un " "" "' °* this closer so-obenation batsman tha room wh en they were served with 89.62291.50mme49.83 79,76 58.14|2159 582' 1 iam 153.28' eaas 6455 53.l|93 -m 'xml -fm the }»m»\.. ine ¢1§=n§{-I of the different :ebook hue nn-uged w give en exhibition el the work done by the pupil: ol the Blur. public lehooll.The dnms for the uihibltlnn in the different building: ste u fol- lows: W nt Selwal, Much 22: Noah s a m u . M m m u ;emu-,I S a mi , lllntn 24; Hith Bthoel, Hzeh SL In the three glided lebools N011 In all lubkc u will be un exhibition. This inclnda work in music. pennun- shlp and ln.Every pupll "tending these nchools vrlll hnve BOYIIQ work refreshment:und were enlenained with l dm-1 mulml | >r°|r»1m whic h m e umm " e l mu n m n .s u m ! mmulml mnnhen rendered by heme talent mu ked th e p ng: -nm nd un IA Snllo Qurtekte whic h ua given eetertdnmont at the high :c had bdldlng were lnvihd In m d p n several nnmben vhleh we n h id i ly enterulnhy . After tho- pro!'l'l\'l\v u o u r L M Hoof vu e lute d an d than who and w u m m d l n a d und!lbo ut two a'e!o¢k. am f amiiy of Orum, spent Sunday nfnoon at Um Lloyd Brown home. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Ohn :nd forofIlmningtonws-re Sunday visiat Harman Jungblullfa.Mn .Harry Oawrmaru Mr !Wober and Minnie Wolf were 3 51.87 87.98 83,56 27.78 17.22 92.48 51.87 451,39 78.42 sxhibiv.An pxnnu ma . 11 people' inieruicd in the education 01 Use unldm une nq uuwf w be pr ese nt L e t m n u k a t h i u a n u t d n y i n t h eBlair Public schools. In (hd high aehoal. Much :n will be E visiting dly and n dly of exhibition of work.The y llronl nuy viak th: school m observe the Actual ouennon HOW MUC H r o n F RE NC H A RI Y 'l'heFrench minister of the davu- uled on; 6 u ieporled\: ds|:.lu~ £ mg ¢ ! u ¢ L h a F mw. h u n n e ve r p u y their debt al three and a hd! billion do llln l to th e Un ited s um.n I l urf nmmlu a h-1 . -h umane n l : Ln mont shoppers Saturday HELL c nmzx \.\I.¢LEY NEW Ar t h u r a n d H | . !r . r )Me ng ed o lz t v Il m p e r vi s i t o r s M o n d a y . W m .Il o l t m u n m u n B i a l r cs M o n d a y .M r a n d M r s .W m .H o l t m l nA l b e r t L n l l m a n t m n s a c l é d b m i ; in A r i i r n g t c n 'Ih u r a d a y . A u g u s t K e d s " m n i n t t f l W m . 1 k e n l n g w i t h h i s c o r n s h e l i i n g F r h W a l t e r W a c h t e r she ll ed c o r n E m i l L a l l m l n F r i d a y . T h e M i n e s C l a r a a n d IIl l e n 3 x u h h l t t t u m c d h o m e Ifr i d a y 1 I' n s m o t t x r h vr e th e y h a ve be e n 1.tf:di|ilMid|0 ,2111 eo'\ege. A u g u s t K c r k o fl ix b u s y tr ue ! \ h r . \ n l t o N i c k e : m n fu r W m . H o l t : b u n a l w a s ma de i n th e B l a i r m m s !Ito the het that seven! carloads of -I2 B2tery.\A real old fashioned revival LQ w "from W"l1f5K°°"county 43 so sweeping over Wlahinglon County . wall be kiiled that dw 44 28 OBITUART only the rwi1.'nl"is in favor of clover:45 47as-""'W ha t 4 9¢l B u ~ §i'"j"'"§/¢"¥=-"'f»§?§§§ff"fi';','?a»°'"" aff 5-'¥$="£%'*Z$f'.mf 4 ~. u w m § » ' 2 - ' w " "a s J l q c d g nn s d f -¢ ! 3 L ! q ¢ . . £ ' a m . ° : |~ n "2 ~s v a m v m y a 9 f f " $ ¢ | m § ' f f q . = » w § £ F m »~ . 1 5 J h a w a f r y h m U 0 J m z d f a M o 1 m u m m a _'z z m m w g z m f I L M "- ." N "g,_~ News reached Blair last Fridny evening th~t James Dixon,former real estate dealer in this c ity . hu! passed away at the home of his daughter in Linc oln, Jul after noon of that any.\ Deceased was a native of Blair having been born here Gfty-four yearu ago.lie was married to Mins Anna Taylor,also of this city,on February 25. 1891 and to them tour children were born;Mrs.Catherine Montgomery of Lincoln. Nebr.; Wm. Dixon. of Lincoln; Mrs May Temple. of Vancouver and Mrs. Jesse Reed, who passed auay some years nga. Hr. Dixon had been ailing for more than a year and was unable to fmd relief, although he went to Califor- nia :nd other resorts and cwmulted the best physicians he could flhd. He lea'el besides his children five hrothen Ind four sisters, all known to Blair people, tb mourn him They are Emih Ch u.and Oscar of Lol Angeles and Ana of Blair and Mrs. Russell Thrapp. ofS¢ntle:Mrs.L. E. Robinson. n! Holtville, Califomia:Mrs.Will Millar,; Angeies and Mrs. Aims King, of Omnha.. The funeral servica.with Rev. Underwood officiating,were heid at the Christlnn church on Wednesday at 3 P. M: and intlrrnent was made In the Blair cemetery. ' \An we go to vnu we learn of the* death of Nur nld townaman,T. M. Garten A complete obituary wi'l be .L_jgI¥EThr next llveeks Enterprise. of ul kinds mm men c lover far i| | | the lead Tons and tons are being. ho H*On d l rtsflve tons WORDEN--RIDDLE A quiet weddirq is reported fromttreeaer nposoldin ar e d n T ,f b ,the )lc|.?0r1!~=t fnr1=orf3"£n Int Sat~\P~e ""?"glrgau dn in March ll, 1922.starhas been active in a{vocatlng more attention tn the addition nf humus to the soil.Some violent debates haw- P~roulrfht lnore f~I *'nor\ favorableattention to this clover vfvhich is so much misunderstood and misjudged. At one meeting the county :ment made the statement that *ho tquuble with many sweet clover pastares was that they were not pastured heavy enough.One old gentleman cont 4. dicted the statement that at least three had ne? acre nhould be used to keep-the clover from g11:\\'ing up course and nteminy.He said "You ought to use five head per acre and then you wouid have good pasture". Another feature of the sweet clover boom is the sowing of over sixty acne; of the famous Hubam sweet clover. This annual has been uid by ma.ny to be I gold mine.It hu certainly proved no for the; men who raised the seed and sold it last year for $10.00 1. pound and this year uk from$.50 to 200 por pou11d.Whether or not it wi l!be decided by the extensive text.:being urried out by various members of the farm bureau. Hr. Henry J. Stnrk of Arilngton is sowing a big field of Hubun. using different methods which will demon- atrutae pretty surely what the vrlue we should attach tp this much adver- tised crop ia.From every govern- ment nport it would seem dm thai aaegi of Hubam will be cheap enoughi Y Mtn sz.noJ.A. Johnson officiating.'I'he;hi¢'h "°"'r=\rtinz parties were Mis;EdieJawsRiddle of Omaha.. and Howard 'W orden of Grova. Nab.The bun- tiful ring service was :med at six o'clock and the young husband and wife left for Omaha soon after the mvttic words had beén ui d. The mom is an ex-servic e man. a IIyer for Uncle Sun.,but since he f ame home he has been running 1 range.The bride was a very 46 47 M *fm £0 51 52 53 54 56 57 58 P r . I Fr. Fr. 21 :rr Bl 162 88 44 so 41 35 43 a s as e1 31 as 9 41 san219.20 62.01 72.15 59.48 as.s1 58.21 68.36 8-L12 58.21 91IT 53.14 58.2! 11.41 65.82 MR E W B L L SURPRISE PA RT?charming lady in appearance and .1 manners.We hope for these :plan-I.On Tuesday evening'His!Ann: did young people 1 happy and mc-Rmer's Sunday school dan, togethermeaaful life tqether thnx iife whicha mth ther: tucher, perpetrated a :nr-ue believe they both deserve.Ipriae on three of theinmambera who c u m o r T H K K S ue moving no H°"1';\1= ws. week. We wish to thank mi? friends, in- cluding the kind nurse, for their kind- neu and sympathy, dudng tlie illness and after the death of our dear moth- er, Mrs. Henrietta Linden.Aim we wish to thank Rav. Walton for visits and mmfokin g wond l, and dl who i The girls und their teacher assem- bled themselves at the M. E. church huoment while n few of the girl; went to the home of the Misses Lucille.Fern and Leone Raven daughters of Mr.|114 Mrs.Junk Ravar. who live an up w. D. Halle: propcrty on vest Colhx street. mdaint flower: during her ilinua and inlin\Iitod them down za the huement h for 1 soc ial lime.er memory |Annie Linden They played times and had 3 }oI¥y ti iii Ia ho li teI'rank B. Linden ~me un 1 le "Tv rMrd Mrs. Will Linden [winch a light larch.consisting ofr n ,amdwiciiel,punch and appiu were Mrs. h-ma *""stin was uhm ZA the Blair hosnitnl. Wednesday, with a M;sawed. of pneilmnnia.She is llxowht to be Buy fresh mined ffm!a t Th , a little better today. Thurirlly.:Rhonda c an ma Fm Stone. I of the mme, and at the close of the afternoon :anion each teacher will be in hier room to show the mark of the students to nll who any c ue to examine it.. James Skinklo, Sup't of Blair Schools. o x T H E BLOCK Practically the entire merchant ma- rine fleet owned by the govamment is being offered for nie by the ship- Plnz hoard.Steel cargo and passen- ger vessels and tankers from 2,800 tons to 201000 tow are on the market and bids are invited.On Ma th 1 4 the bids were opened and negutlliiom are still continuing.The Board nur- ved the Hgh! to nject any or all bids, which means that the ships will not be disposed of for substantially len than their worth. Candidates for city offic es an so thick tint yo:run't an dom the street without bein; buttonholecl by some. F W. Arrdt went over to Fremont. Wednesday to attend I meeting of hardware dealen of which organiza- tion he is president.A large number off members were pruent. 'l'he.!unaral of Harius vi¢_ brother of Prof Vig of lhin city, 'l1..l held un Monday nfternoon.March 13 ft the Danish chunk..The deceued died in william, N D. after an attack of pneunmalz.H e v u p u t fifty -fin :Venn old and unmarried.Budd wa.: made in the Blair cemetary. mr ta ho uldb emzd e on th os vlof tlz l negotiations foot the refunding of_|.ll the foreign debts to this country. The financial situation in France il deplo- rable, and it wiil eertaiinly be takin into mhlidention by the re h nd h g mn1mission.Arguments based upon lt. however, would have more night if there was more dart in Fume to nduce the coat of mllitu-y establish-» ments ami apply the money to econo- mic nehabilitation.I Either cancellstion or repudiation of the l°Henv.h debt would establish a precedent tint rise .to p h n e th t world in the nent of mother ru in the future.The belligerent:would probably want to borrow fmm neutral countries or from each ether. but nn- leu international credit is established by full and eomplde settlement of obligations growing out of the lata nr, than vriil be no dedre to con- tract aiznihr debts at nnother time. The American debt refunding com- minkon ls not sow# to prgn for un- due haste in payment; it is memiy going to apply ordinuy fundamewm tal: of honest doalin; to tha debt col- !ect5.qn. Dr. Lukem of Tekmmh is so ww lar with his home folk:tint even though he declined to run fbr the of fice of nuyor of Tekamah aguin, hll uarne was written ia on tht hlilot at the city primary an Int 'I`ueod-ur. Ihr. l4 , a n d h a 1 x i ll¢ n u b | f 9 mth e r e ¢ - ulsr election in April as n mmdidztn than mnny think lu 1:iill be m-elecb ed. 4 1 . s r sI III Nr < 1 |1 I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. WilkeningFnutlolmt caller! Saturday.I[grry Méngedoht. and sisters werell::mm 1.-Sailors Su.nda}.The young peoples Lutheran League of Fonianolle h¢"d a farewell rtyHolidaye\vralt|.g for aevern?urnihé mvmherl who an ieaving mu com- munity.John Echlcnknmp of Arlington an- si.-ted Augu3¢Z Lallman with his cnliledclsomiug Tuesday.'Mr.and Mrs..Johri IIdutenkamp:punt Tszuday evening at the hmm of Umlr son.Leonand Echtenlump.Mr. and Mn. August Ruwe of Lincoln ment SlhlrdlY and Sunday atUm Henrun Kedoff home.lr. snd Mrs. W m. W ilkening and hxnily and Emil Lalimazx attended the n'I\'~ar wedding anniversary af Mr.:nd lin. George Schweder naar Fon-hnlllla, which Lhey czlebntod Sunday ananoon. I l l HHRMAN oernmuaxr H O U S E K E E P E R S !A r e m a r ka b l e o p p o r t u n i t y c o n f r o n t s yo u . Probably never again wlll It be posslble for us to offer such wonderful values No TELEPHONE ORDERS.No DELWERIES.No c. 0. D.'S.No PIECES RESERVED YOU MUST COME EARLY FIRST COME FIRST SERVED Glo. Stout and Marlon Dmmy of1'ah.mAh warn Hamann vidlnn Hon-4 I'i my daughter vu born so ,.,.g md Hn.A.Z.Pnnurh,Tuesday,Fab. za.I m V W ! K l l u l m m m T u c a - dny from | veek'| vixit with (Hand: in (ha bl-Wm. Bdville mavd the fin! of the ' l u i h m t h o W m .P r m h h u nIHIQI nf ian to das Hn 'l'~¢-leal! vv-9'°y var-ated by Mr. Palm e.Arndt Hardware,BLAIRNEBRASKA