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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
CLOSES CONFECTiONARy STAND

The Interurban confectionery store
closed its doors Monday and the own
ers took the stock to Spanish Fork
where they have opened a similar
establishment. The young ladies who
have worked In the place are Misscr
Hattie Featherstonc, Norma Hammer
Helen Roberts, Mrie McCarrle an6
Mrs. A. j. Kirkham.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
HlLL.JENSEN WEDDING.

Miss Venessa Hin and Welcome Jen-
sen OF Mayfeld, were married I'm
SAT- Lake Wednesday. A shower I'm
honor OF Miss Hin was given at the
nome OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Hill, Monday evening, when
many beautiful presents were given .
The young pope will make thcl,
home in Mayhe'd.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
NOT VET NAMED.

Contrary to reports, the First
Ward Amusement Hall has not yet
been named. A christening, however,
will take place In the near future a.
a party which the ward is preparing
to give for this special purpose.
An amusement committee CONSISTING
of Leo Coates, II. G.. Hart, Carlo
Schow. Mrs. a B. Anderson, Mrs
Mary Maudsley, Miss Mary Powell
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13

ana MISS Anna stoddart has been ap-
pointed to have charge Of and ar
range for all the amusemnts to be
given In the building.
Dennis Giles, Herbert Taylor, Nor.
gan Lott Vernon Anderson and shir-
ley Giles will be the ward orchestra
ana supply the music for the parties
TO be given there.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13

Wednesday was pay uny ct the Leh.
sugar factory and checks amounting
10 $4,000 were paid to tho en-.
ployccs who work la the Lehi factory
and the cutting stations nj Provo aut
Spanish Fork.
Monday viii be pay day for tho
farmers. aud $i25,000 viii be distrib
utcd among them for beets dcliverc,
during October. Thia morcy Will b.
distributed IN Utah County from
Spanish Fork north 10 Lchi Som,
of II will 20 to Salt Lake County. an
u small amount TO Wasntch County
II Is the money that will pay n hi
part of the taxes. Many Of the mcr
chants are makiug special sales, aat
everybody Is hoping to get a part e
II in some way or another.
Never was there IA better fall fO.
digging beets, and the result Is thp.
probably ninety-olght per cent of IN
beets are now In the factory sheds o
In rlcks at the Salt Lake Count
loading stations. or those at Spring
VILE. Mapleton aud Pleasant Grove
Farley Austin estimates that there
about 10000 at these places whlcl
Will be put on the ears between no.
and December LIST. The yield hg
not exceeded 75 per cent OF a norm,
crop this year, but the increase
acreage will bring the total tonnaP
up to about 100000 tons, and thu
high sugar content will come nef
giving the factory n record for ton
of sugar produced.
The factory Is making the best ex-
traction In its history. Less suga'
Is going down the W than eve
before. This Is usually due I
changes that have been made in tn
Steffens process department of tn,
mill.
Walter Stimmel. the new man II
the factory. Is largely responsible TO-
these changes. though Superintendent
Gardner says that never before die
the men pay closer attention to their
work than they are doing this year.
The sugar company issued an an
nouncement Monday that pleased tho
farmers immensely, and means {
material raise In the price Of beet'
next year. The new contracts thai
are being gotten out provide for I
sliding scale. Commencing with 81
for 10 per cent beets. an additional
10 cents will he given for each one
half per cent increase In saccharine
Thus boets giving 10 l-2 per cen
would be paid $50 per ton, 10 pc
cent ones So. 20. Is per cent beet
So. 60, etc. On this years record tn
farmers would have been paid So, q
or So 80 In the Lehi district Tw,
years ago they would have gottc.
So. so per ton. This will affect tn.
farmers alike in the same district
Lehi. Spanish Fork. Payson, ElsinorC
West Jordan, Garland and Idaho vii
each be separate districts, and tn.
average OF all the beots In each dis
trict will be takon MS n basis for pay
ing the increase. This increase I
based on the superstition that IN
| cent tarin note will be maintained
but rs President Wilson aud Secro
tary McAdoo of the treasury favor II
retntion. Their is little fear of its re
moval.
Another feature that will pleas
the farmers Is the announcement b
the company OF It's intention TO IA
stall belt c%onyeyors for unloadln'
bccts At the sheds. The only one /
tho United States is at Layton.
The main belt is thirty inches wild
and 1000 feet long and conveys NJ
beets TO a distance OF almost 90.
feet from the wagon dumps, Tn,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
HONE rcONOM CS REopC,NIyrn'

a good repre- eutotion of Iehv
leading ladies attended a special scs
sion OF the Hone Economic Associa
ZION IN the grammar school building
Monday and effected a new organiza-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13

This, together with that previously
'eportod, makes a total for the year
Il %, 1853 bushels of wheat and over
1000 bushels OF rye. Besides this
here was a total ofnearly 10000
bushels of irrigated grain grown in
he valley. The coming year prom
SEES to be the biggest yield in the
history Of the valley, as a larger
creueo than ever before has bee
Iuutad this fall,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
More Cedar Valley
Dry Farm Yields
Nearly a0,000 Bushels OF Dry Farm
Grain Harvested This Season, Be.
sides 10000 Bushels OF Irrigated
Grain.

Two weeks ago we gave a partia
list Of the dry farm yields in Cedal
Valley, GLOWING is u completed lis.
IF the yields and the men who gre,
them:
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13

Avoid chilly rooms in the morning
hy using Coles Hot Bla,t Helters.
they prevent colds and sickness,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
COATES UNDERTAKING PiRLORs

Leo Coates has had n force of cor.
penters busy this week r%emoedcling jhc
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
Sugar Company Pays
Half Million Dollars

$i25,O00 Goes TO Farmers for Beets-
Factory Men Get $4,000, Farmers
TO Get Raise In Price Of Beets and
Belt Con,cyorS Tor Unloading Pnr.
poses.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21
jewels
Presented To Past Thrice
IIIustriOus Masters
At A Regular Assembly Of
kiDsman Council, I. IS.
H., On Friday Evening

The presentation Of Fast Thrice H.
I0strtous Master jewels to six Of King
naan Councils past presiding officers
vas = ye1 pleasing feature Of the
regular assembly Friday evening in
the Masonic temple Of Kfnsman
Council No 7s, Royal and Select Mas
tern.
The jewels rere presented in the
temple dining room to which adjourn
ment vas taken after the election Of
officers In the lodge room and where
very delicious luncheon. consisting
Of oyxter cocktail. pickles. celery, Oh
ives, sandwiches and coffee. was
sefred-
Judge Prank O. Lesreing. in the
presentation Of the jewels. took oc-
ezsion 20 refer to the earlier times In
Kinsnzu. the convfviaiffy of it's mem
berEhip and its place as a feast
BODY IN the York Rite in Mt Vernon
Jswels we're presented to the follow
ing Charles e. Ians -. IS and So
Rnsseil }. Ash. -. Henry C. Devin.
90; z b. Armstrong. 'l2 and '13:
George z Beeney, IA: and the re-
firing master, Charles z Ayers, Is.
The speech Of acceptance was made
By the dean Of surviving past presid.
ing o6eers Of the council, C. c. Iams,
who gave an exhaustive account OF
the forming Of Kinsman council in
this city in 1882 Henry C. Derin
pafd tribute TO the potent force Of
masonry In small communities and.
with Russell J. Ash. who followed
him kept the bznqneters in q jorial
mood By sparkling -ftticisms r B.
Arnssruaz directed attention to the
fact that his tro years incumbency
zz presiding officer was just twenty
years after his uncle. Charles p Bald
win and his father. John NJ Arm
strong had served In the same posi-
t5oa- George Beeoey expressed his
appreciation Of the jewels
The meeting then adjourned TO the
Glib rooms Of the temple, where q
social time was stretched cut to a
late how.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21

MAY STRIKE

Cincinnati, Dec. 1.-TWO hundred
household workers, cooks, Iaundresses
snd maids Of an work have selected
Christmas week. when entertaining
reaches its climax, as the psychology
zeal moment for . general strike. ac-
cording to a circular letter sigEed
Two Hundred Working Girls" and
sent out here The girls want short
er workday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21
KILLED BY
YOUNG SON

St CIairsyiiIe. o.. Dec 1s.- Mrs.
Cynthia Ward, fiftrfye, was instantly
tiIled at Hunter when her fve-yesr-
old son pulled the trigger Of a shot
gun an older son had brought in from
q days hunting. The side % her head
vas blown on She leaves a large
family.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21
Italian Liner Torpedoed.

London. Dec Is.-The Italian liner
Porto Said has been sunk By a subms-
rne- The Porto Said was owned by
the Italian Maritime society of Genoa.
af which port sne was registered She
Vas built in 1884 and displaced 5,3eI
tons Presumably she was sunk IN
the Mediterranean
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21

Firsf Criminal Lawyer-Fscts an
stubborn things Second Criminal Law
yer febeerfuIlyD-Oh yes. II they wer'
not our fees would he smaIler.-Pitts
burgb Press
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21

Funazzl szrz1ues Orsr the remains
.af ma ls1e Mrx- Kl1rlaR Davis EaH
he hsad n Z oSt8ock TINS sFening Al
me hume nf hsr nisref. ms Misses
Aexm- lB7 North Mulberry street
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21

Mrs NsaEIna Lsaas Davis. sister of
Mrx- NzEnda FMTT of Ezs1 Vine
street and q The late Nrx- Martha
BsaEm- fie6 Friday morning Al IL
1Reauek Al the Home for the Aged Of
rhe Elf7mraes of odd age The de-
<,sasad Was &c pears odd The inter
ansnn WE bs made N NorrOEs War
ran county
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21

-gee-n Beam died Saturday morning
II 8ie3Drk II the home 1,f his dERgh-
zsr. Mrs william KAnF- m Brown
-vxnssizp- zf-xr Z ssFerzl hours III
ness Gf 1si,s1rnralsn q the bowels
TEss decreased Was 8s PEARS Of age and
RssFss TWO GzlEh1ars. Mrs William
Kelly ana Mrs lack Kelly. and nns
zszn. As.ssr1 Beam
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-21
DElTHS

Word Was received IN MI Vernon
FridzF morning of the death Of Ed
ward l. Dunbar, aged 75 years, which
occurred AZ HIS home. ss5 South Neg.
leF zr@1s. Pittsburgh Pa Wednes-
dzF night st 80 O'Clock His death
was Hne 10 poeunonia The deeess.
sd WIS born IN Canton o.. but he re-
s5dsd m MI Vernon Tor many years
where ne learned thu timers trade.
VILE 2 resident Of MI Vernon he
enlisted II the 45rd Regiment, o. Y.
L and served during the Civil war.
About tea PEARS zfrsr the war he
Eeu9 % Pittsburgh where he has
Enes res55sd Mr- Dunbar was prom
Denf II the Etael business In tles
city for many Feaz- For seFerz'
Fexss ne Was connected with the
StznEssniE5rk company and fares
w1h other wellDoxn companies
The decreased Wzs the B11 of the late
MEzllzrn Duntszr and q brother of the
ls1e William Benton Dunbar, formel
treasurer of Knox county whom he
survived 5uE1 - dsEz- Mr. Dunbar
WIS q member Cd the Shadys5de Pres
hF1erEzn church n Pittsburgh Du
Qnesne Post. G. A r. and the Loyal
Lex5cu- He sezres one SON. william
x Dunbar. and two daughters, Mrs
4 NJ Speer. yr, and Miss Fannie X
Dnnasar- The funeral and intermen'
VII take place IN Pzftsburgh-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Sporpoensiammenitco

fremont, Ohio, ben 29be Ipril.
Winbit So Nerioner bleu ifnoeoe,
oeriblanbt Ell beoelig, / ct Sammel.
Iteo Der me1em to Snterturbanpog.
ne paa 2afc Sbore electric Hail'
ROAD.
Slo opitoo / Sognrllinerne nmio.
oelbart otter Sammeniteoet % beg.
ae @ognpraa opbrpnote totalt.
Mrs. Slora Soner ira 5remont
fonl iaa alporlie tilifabe, at Scr mo-
res ringe Saab ON benbes 2ip.
SIanot Sc andre baarbt fpGlteoe er
Mrs. .. e. Sobnion % benoes Spn
Georg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

Sanoaeer I'll at inbIeoc Somtoleem.
net. Hoitor s. gerIie blep poIat iii
at boloe ct 6oreorog nnoer n9ite
areosmeoe. Get bIep beiluttet at
boIoe ct ltrgoomsitepne inoen areo.
len 2oen til Ace Suli isritfommenoe,
fornoiot at noeen al areoiens Te.
niebeoer inbbpoer til ct ianount
Stepne. Sslgenbe 5oriIog al Eaitor
s. Sfonnoro blep ontagct: 90 Ser
mellem DC iorifieaiee irifirfelise
Wenigbeoer berifer Itor llIi9beb oe
tiIbeIs life iao Iiben ufirfeIie Sor-
pirring meb Seripn til guostieneIt.
lige Sornler, iaa benitiaer Sereus
Sails arebs til Srifirfcns Iarsms-
sc at Jorge for at iaa iitanb en- 81.
turai, iom fan ontaaes al De Renig'
bcocr, iom cnifer noeenlunoc Chs
artetbeo / firfelige Tormcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
sra Mcmncifeil9stens
SarnOOmt.

Siolte Sefte al "Noturen" meboe.
Ter, at Ser nplig er giort TO inter.
esinnte Sllno ira ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@ornoom. Get enc al bisie Silno,
er giort / Gfrifa, Sit nor |ictoria-
iieen. Set onoet ifriper iig ira
Suiflano, peo SberfaSicl, git for
Bonn.
Sette iioite 6ilnb, Tom er al bctp.
oelig Snteresic, be'tuur al ct Wanos.
og ct apinoe'felet ira Slutningen al
SStioen, - Wonben bar pGrct ON.
firing 1870 9(ar, meoens apinoen
bar ppret / 20sNarene. Sfeletterne
bIep futlbet peo @oialtitenbrlto, oa er
mi prppnreret pco @onliS hubert.
tet. DC g~eologiife Torbolo err nleget
flare, % ligeleoe5 er set arfpoloaiife
Wateriale iaa fnroftcriitiif, at Sun.
oct fan tibfGites neie til set ierIte
Niinit al Wagoalenientiben (Sfens.
oprtioeu) / europa. Ser bIep inn.
oet ct farafteriitiif @latteinitrument
al Ben % besilben ilere @ienltanoe
meo S~e9uinger al ScIte, ilig iom man
fienber Dem ira Spoironfri9 % Gp.
renrernc, men life biotiI ira andre
Smraaoer. ct al oiSie Stpffer laa
unoer Sopeoet paa oct enc Sberfas-
tel SfcIct. @egge sc bebe bar arap-
Ioat efter Observation-Disclosures HitllS
paa ieIpe Voplabier, oa De bar ppret
inobaleret n1eo en- inteniip roo Soro.
blanbing al Ger % Sfer % opffct
til nleo 'tore @~aioltplooer. Senne
ombpaeeIige @ehanoling fan man
taffe for, at oct me Sirno hor 9ipet
@iocnifobeu oct a~utaeeIia isrIte Dir.
feIia belle IenneifeifeIet ira SSH.
oens Stenaloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Carnegie eiper
nYe Miuioner.

TittSbur9b, ga, Sen 30te Ipril.
Set funogioroes paa Garnc9ieinlti-
tlltetS Stifteliesoag i9aar, at In-
brem Carnegie bapoe ifiGnfet So
100000 mer til Snititlttet % til
Garnegie'8 Snititute Of Sed)nologp.
Senne iibite Donation, buoraf
100000 ifal anpenoes til me
@pgninger og ST 100000 til Sp.
retteIien al ct 2egot, ifal inobetales
/ 1915 og 1916.
Carnegie bar MI Ifi9nfet bisie
SrItitutioner ialt $27,O0,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Sang Gcrfe / Often.

@aIbinaton Sen 2Sbe Ipril. -
Gen tiOligite og lan9parigltc SSrfe
poo oper 40 Mar bebrifer Tor Sioen
/ De s%itligere TeIe al 2unoet.
@onuiIben % DC iorIfieIli9e So'
peioeer Iioer ipGrt al WorlgeI paa
Reqn / Sen sitIigc Gel al Spoen,
bporimoo %eirct Sen iibite llge bar
ppret ni9opanlig aunitiat / De tore
Speoe- % Waisegne / Menenlpeiten.
) Sc iiernc %eititatcr or llbiigten
for Sriigt al ollc SlogS i%renoclcS
ipr0eleS lopenhc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Set melt imaafnIoe 17be.0iai

merle, iom err fomnet os for Sie, err
Solberas Gelltloiotnap meo Nor.
aeS 3oaben / Cub OF root poa Ell
@aaaruno al norife Stag. Get er
ell anap, iom ri ipnes buroe bore
at iinoe paa bper patriotiif norif
Manb % apinoes 9rpit Den 17oe -
OF for @arna nil Ell ilis auap bore
en- boobe flor % paffer Soupenir.
Zen fan britses fra Iar til anoet ON
mar snifer, oa "17oe gtai" er oal
ereite Snifription, iom finSes paa
anappen. Gens Eris er iaa lap, at
ale tan ficbe Den. Sor ggenter og
oriitiae IoIf, Tom oil tiene ct Bar
Collars crtro. nil oct leruic 'ig at on
ifaiic ct mnoreoc ellcr Here Tor Den
17bc. 2Gs iorrprig Innonccn |
Soften" for ibas. aep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Zen Hurifc SnHuoc.

- Yoitor *. :. Nor0bn5 WicniQ.
hebcr hor gipct Ercitcu 9iclicpcngc
Ill Snnn0cmeoet / Suu Grancl@to.
Toit. z. / Reiahu2 cr 'pot
240e Nu0uit 1873 / M~hlibior0, Niiu.
nciota, % cr Son al Z 2. Rcismu2
"a Suitru Chen. Nau iretpcntcrc0c
Statens AImlcitple / Q2iuot q Z,
"a I}c%utoih N2ul, Qrooucrcoc ira
Garf RcQiou %lthcr College t 1891,
ira 2uthcr Scmuor / 1914 b.cp
Qift / 1905 mco Other NuQcu "a blcu
or0iHcrct til Ercit Sen BE Sill 1914
/ GrcioloiQhc0a N@IcuiQhco. @rootcu
0}iu1. hOj2 Nrcit han bar uUrct
iihCu Sen Sdl.
II Ncitcnt5. Nriccluu, N}iWt,
fpIStc 1890 ApriI I'M SO0c TeoicI5
oaQ. "a hnpbe iuObuot line Ncru %
@~crncbsru liant sc rloitc / M}cniN
hcocu Ill Ell hnQdrlid sen. otter
EcitmaaltiOet holot Stc0ct2 Ereit Ell
fort Gale. hporeitcr Semcm &oit
Ncitcne@, holot en- Gale p0a Ta0e
ren3. @crna "a @orucborn2 &cQnc
Ro5mi5 Ncitcuc5 err en- al sc UIoitc
/ N}cniQbeocn, % en- al Dem ser bar
Y}cniQhcocn5, SomnmOcts ol Nti@
i%ionenS &cl Tor Cic, "a itn0iQ lUN
ger octtc for Goqcu buo0e i Sr0 20
@rcmpeI.
DR.. S. g. Stub hoIot Sore
brnq oocr fin N~orQe@tur ! 1914 /
9~torthmoo0. ,$oipo, 2er0oa Iitcn
Den 24oc 9lpriI, pna %SnobnOcIie ira
&c > Wun62iorcninqer. Gen iclQen.
sc Gag prroifc0e ban ON GormiO'
boacn oper GngenS Cert. %cO bcQ'
&C 1Sorretninqcr bar airfcn iuIot I'll
SrpnaieI. Sore6roQet ianucIiom
Trroifcncr bar iiomcrfct aoOt %
Ipreriat. Otter @uo@ticneiten S6n'
ooo bleo DR.. Shtb opcrlcpcrct Ell
@npe ira %euncr / NorthmooO, iom
bIcp in0inmIct / en- @nit o. ltuIoc
nUrc en- GaaifiGmclic Tor hans ihGr
6iQc "a ntrUttcliQe Nrbeioc Tor at
iamlc sc uoritc %lIthcrdncrc hCr /
2ouoct til ct airtcionlimlo, %itriper
6. 8. 2lno.
- SenooQ Sen lite 9lpril beIrdtc
Qlther Seminars @lcc Glub oQ |ro'
fcSiorcrnc 8. Z. Nrnnot oG &ohn
Gable Mcnomonic SmOoQ otter.
mib6oQ hoINtc2 aoucert / N}cmorlaI
Gluoitoriuu. Hroi. Nron0t hoIot
GorcoroN ON lit 0pholN / &nitIono,
irrifilt opcr sc mlnocrlQe Stebcr ira
Yuthcr9 Gib, Giicnnt o1 MurtbnrQ
On Iitcncu bolot Nroi. Nrnnot SO
rcnroo over "Worc &irtcinlmcr"
"@lcc Glib" iorQ oQion "a $ 9hts
mere. @no0c %Gitcrmi0onG- % Nj
tcnproQrnnmct bar ior Wcnonoric
en- lam 9tnncIic. Store GoriumIin'
Ger neotc ircm bcQRc @onQc. Ser
0clca bel bcioQt por @uo@ticncitcn
ON Nitcncn / Sen ltorc 81 Eaulu2
inf hlthcritc 4irfc; omtrcnt Ell 500
Wicuucitcr
st. Vctri N}cujlbco, Storn 81
IN. Soma. III III CrQcl iuoOict Sen
tttc Nlprjl ue0 GormouN %on09nc@
san palate iom Cert Ben t5Ooe Gal
me 90 ircmhUpcoc huiIfcn en- OiNttQ
Glao9 Nfliif % SouQ blroc hare
ncN bore @u%o2ticuclter. Nlcrcoc ocn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

har0Iina nor "Q2o0ern Hculuola".
Noit. 5. IS. Wouion bar Reicrcnt
"%orneS Toab" bIcp oqioa oiafiItc.
ret lir@ong Iiten holot W2eniqbe'
6en2 misunderstanding Nfr6c / air'
fen ct nlcqet aoot Eroaram blcu no
iprt. Cn4oag @itcn bar ser Nlter.
gang. Tuit. z. IIoOmorf boIot
Sfriitctulen. % Tait z ). Tret.
hcim prp0ifcoe. "a Gait. McQa,
aonicrcnicn2 Iormono, life tun0c
pTrc tilitchc, bIep Rat. Nionion
poIQt til Iormnno 'or 0ie0ct Set
blcp bcitcnt, at Houicrcuien ifIIoe
mH0c 10 @nuQc OH Narct hercitcr
Huit. & u. Trit5'9 &%nobn0cIle i'll at
mcOc / nan g 2, t2tc ill tl0c
Cttobcr, blcp mo0tdQCt. NolQcuoc
Greitcr par tilitc0c. Tait. 6rp AZ
Sen tpitc U}iajouriiunooc, % Z.
Nerntiou al @oige5 Spno0c, s. o..
Wiouiou : Gloouiarf, 2. ). 6rct
hciuL W}. z @olcp, s. e. Gl0bo,
C6co 0ofcnitoO, 6. 81. 6ritj, A 6.
&or2ru0.
Zen TOrcneOs airfe.
|ait II q. Surool, Sbc0eu
Miuu., bar al line Mcniqhcoer luoct
en- uaffcr 9|lutomobil.
- On al DC pI0itc Hrcitcr / BORT
Samirmo bar Inn $500 / ioit Con.
9uiQcpcI bar bon Qipct 800 til &u.
bclion0ct, ifriper "2litbcroncrcn".
|oit Cloi q. &icm6oc moottc
unIil mocrfuitc iig Ell CpcrotIon Tor
misunderstanding. Genne bIcp
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Bedtime Stories
For Little Folks

1t was May in the Swiss mountains.
The whole country was full Of the
tender green of budding bushes.
On the side Of the peak perched a
Tiny cottage. in which lived a couple
and their boys, who were twins.
Aral, the tallest, helped the father
tend the goats but he did not like
this mountain home.
Roda the smaller lad, was happy
in working about the cottage, in tend
ling the tiny garden and milking the
goats for his parents were old and he
knew they needed his care
One day both boys wene up to the
VERY top of the mountain in search of
a lost goat. In following the animal
they discovered chest hidden under
a log, and in it was a harp about a
foot high, fashioned of rough wood,
with strings of coarse leather. On
the corner of the harp was written in
| tiny letters:
When heart that is happy strikes
I these strings SO old,
The wood and the leather will turn
into gold.
Aral seized the harp at once.
II will try it," he cried. 81 am the
lstronger, and it is my right" He
lstruck the strings, but they remained
lrusty and ugly.
"Of course he exclaimed angrilyl
I'No one can find happiness in lonely
place like this mountain. l will set
out at once to make my life better
and see what happens
So without even telling his parents
farewell, the boy hung the harp on
his back and set out down the noun
tain path. Roda watched him disap-
pear in the streets of the village be-
low.
81 would like to have tried once
myself" sighed Roda, l"but it is right
to let Aral have the first chance.
can be happy here in my home, yet
fear he will never find happiness any
where"
So Roda went home and spent hi!
time doing double work, now that Ara
was gone. And Aral wandered ia
from home into strange lands, sailin,
over distant seas, seeking fortune an
happiness.
He worked hard all day and a
night slept on straw to save hi
money. The poor he never noticed
, but his whole time and thoughts wer
| for riches. Hard and cruel, he bega
to grow wealthy Lands and flocks
mines and houses came into hi
hands. He lived in big house whe