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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-24
SAGE.
A Legend of the Orient


Sage seems a very commonplace
thing. Nothing poetic about it. House
wives use it to stuff turkeys and
geese. Yet a number of pretty leg
ends are entwined about it.
1t is claimed in one legend that
when the Virgin Mary had begun her
flight into Egypt she sought refuge
from the hunters of Herod in a sage
bush, which sheltered her, and so
saved her. She gave it her blessing,
and. as she did so, the plant put forth
a blush OF fragrance in all its leaves
From an older time there has come
to US this legend of beauty. There
was a nymph who bore the name OF
Sageflower, and who lived in hollow
oak beside a shining pool where jon
quiIs sprang. the ionquils dulling
her shyer beauty But she was so
modest and humble that she felt no
jealousy of her handsomer compan-
ions. She looked into the water.
which was unto her her mirror. and
she saw her own face of olive beauty
there, but without foolish pride, and
she looked on the blossoms of the
wood and loved them Long she lived
there in peace and happiness, and did
not know the human face But one
day the silence of the wood was dis
turbed by 4 call of horns and baying
of hounds. and the king rode that
way, hunting As he came TO the foot
of the oak where Sageflower stood.
her modest beauty Charmed him It
is law in the world of uymphs that
she who loves mortal must die Yet
so deep was the affection which the
sight Of the young king stirred in her
breast that she made no attempt to
check it. She would enjoy one happy
hour even tho it cost her her life. The
king had only to tell her of his love
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-24
WORK WITH BOYS IT'S FISHIN Time
Big in Lads Weather Is Right and Many
at the Y NJ. C. A. TOpekanS Ready To Go.
o. W. Hasca Director Sporting Goods Stores Are Do
Added 1874 to Rolls. a Big Business.
OTHER STATES COPY PLANS POPULAR WATERS PICKED OUT
Work Angler Is Like That of
the Coming Winter. Poker Player
Help Church. and School Fish Seem To Hunt Some
Mems Hooks.
Big Increase in Younger Lads
at the Y. NJ. c. A.
o. W. HascalI, Director, Has
Added 1874 to Rolls.
OTHER STATES COPY PLANS
Extensive Work Planned for
the Coming Winter.
Help Church, Home and School
Make Good Men.

The service standard Of member
ship has brought ia boys into the
boys department Of the Central Y. M
c. A. since May l, according to a
statement made today by o. W. Has
call, boys work director.
A membership OF more than 500
brings the total to the highest figure
the association has ever attained. The
Central association here in Topeka is
not only leading the state in boys
work. but is attracting nationwide
attention on account of the character
and efficiency OF the nature of the
work done by the Topeka executives
Letters of inquiry. asking about the
organization of the work, its plans,
aims. achievements and results have
been received from many points OF
the United States, says Hascal Re-
cent letters of inquiry have been re-
ceived from West Virginia, California,
Nebraska and New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-24
WRONG MAN TOOK 1T
Drug Store Loses Cigar and Change to
Automobile Customer.

A Topeka man who owns a motor
car has in his possession about $4.s5
that doesn't belong to him A machine
drove up to the TullyMcFarland drug
store recently, and the driver sent a
small lad in for a cigar and a package
of chewing gum He gave the boy a
five dollar bill.
The boy returned with the cigar.
chewing gum and the change. and
handed it to another motorist, who
took ii without question and departed
from the vicinity as fast as his f1ivver
would permit A few minutes later
the Tightful owner of the cigar, the
chewing gum. ct cetera. tired Of wait
ing. entered the store, demanding his
change.
The mans money was refunded at
once, but the police are looking for
the other one-the man with the
cigar, the chewing gum. S4.85 and a
car They hope to apprehend the
gentleman answering that description
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-24

Rev. Or. C A. Eaton Of New York saws
Our difficulties have not changed even
after the war Women are Alternating 10
soIVe the desunies Of the world MANY
OF their ehildrenn look like tramps and
their husbands look as tho they did not get
a square meal once a week.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18
Al SCRIS G ARTE ACASA?

De pc acum Sc pot trimite scr,sOri
acosd. Stirea ne ineeseleste pc toti.
Alta pc noi cen din america, cit 81
pc cei de acasd. Ca sd le faceti o bu-
carrie celOr de acdsS. carl SAINT M
cdjiti destul. ar f. bine. sd le trimi-
teti 81 l0r cite uW calendar. M a.
tot; cd oeasd nu s'au tipd'it de loc
colendarc in anal trecut. Gel mai
p0tryrit calendar pentru trims a.
casa. este ,.CalcfidarM NoN" Prin
Ell 81 din el sd desfdsura todte fra
nasntdri1e noastre dim America. Cvi
de acosd rd cOr multani mutt pen
trn el. Cereti pima cind MAJ arem
calendarc della d1 loan Jici-BdMd-
tann, 57O5 Detroit Are., Clereland,
Ohio. Pretal unm calendar este nu-
MAJ 50 cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18
Ref &c. III.
ASoCIATIUNEA VICTORIA.

Zilele acestea am avut ocazia
de discuta Gu mai multi men,
bril- al asociatiunei Victoria" J,
care s'a formal acum de curind
= 81 dupa cum, mi-s'a spus au 81
piecat parte din eli in New York
unde vor deschide un oficiu cen
tral att .pentru trimitere de bani,
vindere de 'bilete de vapoare, cit
|si fntimpina pc Rom1ni la CARA
in New York, ca sd nu cada in
miinile atftor excroci ee misrfna
|prin New York ca Sc pungaseas-
ca pc omul lesne fncreMtor, men,
bril- ,,Victoriei" spun cd au facuf
aceasta asoeiatiuHe nuInai din
|aragostea de proteja pc munci-
torul Ro1nfn de lienorocirile ce
l-au pascut pima acum.
moi care am dovedit in tot
timpul pima aculn'' mia 'spus
|presedintele Asociatimei ,,Victo-
Ma" ca suntem aparatori desinte7
resati al poporului, moi care ami
facut atftea sacrificii pentru ca sa
Iprotejam popornl de atftea trim
tori ce S 'au strins asupra capului
a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18
l1F1avAl1Bag

Misiunea de pace. Varsovia.
- Comisia de la cOnferinta de pa
ce din Paris designata de a apla-
ma disputele hntre Cehi 81 Poloni
a ajans din Paris IN Varsovia a.
seara. Comisia a fost primita Gu
un enthusiasm salbatic, poporul din
oras a asaltat trentll in entusias-
miil lor de a saluta pc deiegati 4
Printii 81 princesele Sc l1lptau
Gu taranii ca Sc ajunga la m loc
mai bun. altii s'au suit pc loco
motiva ca Sd poata vedea pc dele
gait. Era un enthusiasm de nedes-
cris. ~
Vepor IN flxskri. Londra. -
Vaporul englez Moorish Prince"
care a plecat din un port ameri-
can spre Anglia in nacari. Ul-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18

XIII I ~
Din Chicago, ILL.,, ne vine vestea
ca Petrino eel sfatos Isl p,Isese 81
el biletul de vizita pc o. masa 81
- un domn lila aruncat oblu in
scuipatoare.
Uneori, cite-o ,,rugare de ierta-
res este mai rea decit o adevara-
ia acuza.
Multi oameni lucreaza -,,overti-
me" incercind sa Sc convinga ca
ei sunt onesti
In Chicago, ILL.,. s'a fnfiintat 81
registrat la stat cea mai ciudata
organizatie din cite stunt in Ame-
rica. Nulnele societatii este ,,Asso-
citation of Disbelievers in Social
Organization. Adeca, pc rom7nes
ste: .,Societatea celor ce nu Sc
tim de nici societate''.
S1rmanul Napoleon. mutt tire
butt Nse lupte pima Sc ajunga la
rangul lui. Eli, daT asia era nu-
mai pc yremurile acelea In zilele
de astazi, Herr Friederich Ebert,
calfa de curelar dinainte de asta
GU citiVa ami, fara de nici o intro
ducere. a ajuns ,,eancefar' 81 "a
cma, pc urma, presedinte al re-
rubicei germane. Gil I'm salar de
un million marci la an
Eau. Sc pare ca un million marci
la I'm an, totusi e cam mutt, "a
tunci cind inainte GU lrni de zile
te numeai ,,proletar'' Altii, de pc
aici, s. ar indestuli 81 Gu an million
de caramizi la an. Conasul Cucu-
liza de la Detroit, am dori sal au-
zim cuvfntul. dinsul ce crede de-
spre million? Ori, poate ca 81 dim
sui. la asa ceva - rivneste 81 de
aceea ii curg balele :.
Ncvoile celor mai multi barbat ii
sunt de genul femenin.
In America Sc pare ca sunt tot
soiul de masinarii carl sa ia locul
oamenilor muncitori. Ne miriam
cum de nu All mventat inca ma
sina pentm buznnaritul oameni-
Tor.
Noua din zece oaMeni, carl te
intreaba de STAT. sunt de aceia
carl anume fntrea'ba ca Sc afle ca
81 tn esti de aceeasi parere cu DIM
sii
Oamenii. arareori uita favOruri-
lie ce Ii lie facusera aitii. Gel ce
le-au facut favoruri, de object.
nn-i lasa Sc ute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18

sunt impuscati 81 ucisi noahtea pc
strada numai pentru un- cinci
cent eel aveau in buzunar.
Puterea -unor buruieni. -
Taylorville, Ill. = DQpa ce docto-
rii spusesera ca nu mai G nici o
nadeide. un negru tbatrin vinde-
cat pc William Curtis de pneu-
monte dubla GU ajutorul unui
ceaiu facut din buruieni, pc earl
ncgrul zicea ca 4vatase sa lie IN
trebuinteze pc timpurile vechi, pc
cfnd era sclav. in statul Tenne-
ssce.
Fabrica de spart nuci. Al
'bany, Ca La Braconton s'a
fnfiintat O fabrica de spart nuci.
GU m capital de 10000 de ,tlolari.
Imediar vor Fl pernite cinci ma
SIM moderne, earl sd sparga 125,
600 pfunds de nuci pc an. Mai tir-
ziu are sa fie MARTA, asa ca sa
sparga pc an Pima la 5O0.000
| pfunds de nuci.
Nenorocire. Washington. =
@ m,lltime de oameni au ramas
setosi end un tramvai lovit in
un automobil in care erau 125
cuarte Gle rachiu. Politia banuies-
te ca soferul - ce deja luat-o
la sanatoasa - fost eel GU gisca
de contrabanda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18

sileste spre Azcfe, Ca daca E po-
sibA Sc mai scalPe ce ar Fl cn pd-
tinta.
Despre exped13h Americana din
Siberia. 49, Washington. Nv Ceta-
ltenii din Detroit, in frunte GU re-.
prezentantul Doremus, carl ,au a.
ipelat la secretarul de razboi ca
Sc retraga trupele din Siberia, Ii
s'a spus ca cele mai able mint
ce Sc ecupa Gu chestiile militare]
contempleaza trimite ajutoare
expedited, 81 ca nu nici I'm peri
col ca linia de communicable va fl
taiata, lar cit despre retragerea
aceasta poate ii facuta numai IN
7ntelegere Gu pdterile associate.
fnvxtator 's0ndsmnst psnsrui
Ecruzirne. Dayton. Fred
Cnapp. in etate de douzeci 81 dol
de ami, fnvStStor la Saltwater
junction, fost condamnat in
cortul iuvenal pentru lcruzime orr
a sta trei luni in temnita orr a plas
ii $4,000 amenda. In fiecare caz,
ell trebue sa paraseasca aceasta
Iprofesie.
sinacidersa uasi astrite japoae- !
.ze. - Toxic. 90 mare sensatie az
fost creata aici cfnd s'a facut cu-A
noscut ca Sunfalso, care a festI
considerata ca cea mai mare ae-
trita japoneza, s'a sinucis.
Ziua 81 ora in care s'a sinucis1
a fost direct doua luni de la moar-
tea prof. Shima1nllra de la univer-
sitatta Weseda. care a dat tot, =
femeie, copii, prieteni .catedra de
professor pentru iubirea minu-
mattel actrite. :
Sumako a aparut ca de obicei.
inainte de sinucidere pc scena tea
trului Yurakuza. Sc spune ca la
c;nci dimineata ca sa spinzurat.
ITeatrul Yurakuza va Fl mchis O.
luna de zile in onoarea faimoasei
actrite. \
Vaporul Stefania scufundat. =
Stockholm. - Vaporul Stefania.
din Memel, Prussia fost scllfun-
dat All cind a lovit nina, in a.
propiere de coasta germanA in
Marea Baltica. mtregul echipaj
de cincisprezece persoane a perit.
Mersul demobilizarei. - Wa
shineton. - Numarul soldatilor
81 ofiterilor denobilizati pima a.
cum in Statele Unite a aiuns cifra1
| de l,174,545, lar numar,ll total
pregatit pentru demobilizare era.
de 1.5O1, 900. Numarul ofiterilor
demohilizati de 1926.
/ Ucisi in revolta. Madrid. =
| In urma unei rascoale in care au
fost ucise trei persoane, in Grana
da s'a declarat starea de asediu.
Sc zice ca revolta fusesc provoca-
ia de neegala distribute hranei.s
Pc lfnga alte cladiri, revoltantiis
an ars 81 casa de wanna
Kaiser sacuzat de furt. Am.
sterdam. Guvernul german a.
luat in considerable chestia de a.
supune pc fostul Kaiser judecatii
pentru inyinuirea ca inainte de a.
fugi in Olanda. fuIat de La mi
nisterM finantelor 10000 de do
lari 81 treisprezece automobile, mi
| litare. Acestea stunt scrise in zia-
relc germane primite aici. !.
4 Fabrici operate de armat&. n
Belfast. - Serviciul de gaz 81 de
electrical, care de doua saptamfni
e interrupt din cauza greveloH, a
fost relnat astazi sub protectias
militara, unde s'au pus sa fucreze
I,soldati. fnauntrul fabricilor s'a
postal infanterie Gu mitraliere q
/ OlAdifea ss,nor snoui localuri de
EpOst6. Washington. - Printrea
.banii ceruti pentru zielirea de Off
'ciuri postale sunt-si urmatoarele
cereri: Perftru Steubenville, Ohio,
$150, 600 pentru -Sandusky, Ohio,
$50 $50; pentru Akron, Ohio, 1886
I725; pentru Findlay, Ohio, $50,
600 81 pentru Warren. Ohio,
Il ~ no <kxAn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18
oameni ucisi pentru cinci cent?

~ New York. Judecatorul Me-
Intyre, pc cfnd q eoAdannat pc
nn annme Joseph Cato la cinci-
sprezecel AMI inchisoare pentru
furt, zicea Ca pungasii din New
York socotesc valoarea viefei O.
menesti foarte ieftin6. A 'spus "a
s'au aflat eazari cind trecdtorii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18

Uba0I3U9 sUACr suOW I0CdAuId ue
postx Washington. - PrintreN
banii cerut pentru zidirea de Off
ciuri postale sunt-Asi urSnatoarele
cereri: Pentru Steubenville, Ohio,
$150, 600 /; pentru .Salfdusky, Ohio,
*6O, $50 pentru Akron, Ohio, 1856
725; pentru Findlay, Ohio, $50
600 81 pentru Warren, Ohio,F
$12S,0O0.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-18

Oamenii. arareori uita favOruri-
lie ce Ii lie facusera aitii. Gel ce
le-au facut favoruri, de object,
mi lasa Sc ute.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04
.DADDY';] [Y'[Nly /: |.
ElFAh(Y TALE q
MANDARIN AND WOOD DUCKS.
.1yrlARY GI}A j. n ! BONNER 4 'lE.|R
5%k1t EaE o., ~ AiH1Ao2


swell, sir" said the Mandarin Duck,
'it's nice to meet you in the zoo pond.
I'd rather meet you here than in the
lion house"
"Ha, ha,' said the Wood Duck,
"quack, quack, you're a funny fellow"
The Mandarin Duck looked much
pleased to be called funny little fell
low. He was making every effort to
be thought so, even If he were not
as funny as he might bel
II must tell you something quite in
teresting," said the Wood Duck.
do" said the Mandarin Duck, I'D
like to hear what You have to say"
mot long ago., said the Wood Duck.
''there was a. paper which published
many pictures of interesting animals
from the ZOO.
eyes" he continued, land there was
a picture Of our pond with many Of us
swimming about
"What great honor" said the Man
DARN Duck.
Eyes, wasn't it?" said the Wood
Duck.
g! do hope" he added after a few
moments. that you will not think
am conceited when say that heard
that below the picture was written
these words-or words something like
these"
TRY to get the right words" said
the Mandarin Duck
4 "Ah yes, I'll get the right ones 1
may not get them in quite their right
order. But l will certainly give them
to you so you can understand them,
and"I will not give any wrong meaning
to them. 1t was great compliment
paid me and do not need to make 1t
up! 1t was there, right in the paper"
u do tell it to me, am getting very
much excited" said the Mandarin
Duck.
'"rhey said, that people should look
at the picture which they said was a
lovely one, but that they should prin-
cipally notice the Wood Duck, the
loyeliest. creature in the picture.
5'Wasn't that nice?"
"Nery nice" said the Mandarin
Duck well I've always said YOU
were handsome fellow"
! Sand so are you," said the Wood
Duck. Il like to have such a hand
some fellow for my companion
81 am honored to think that I'm the
duck chum Of q duck whose picture
was noticed especially in the paper.
81 don't know that it was noticed
only the paper said that
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

AS the holiday season approaches
the post Office department calls the at
tention of the public to carefully adj
dress, securely pack, see that the
proper postage is on, and that the re-
turn address of the sender is on all
mail matter and holiday packages,
Postal cards having Tinsel or like
matter thereon are not mailable and
care should be given the mailing of all
packages, so that same will reach des-
tination in good order. Carelessness
in addressing, and in making up pack
ages are responsible for most of the
mail that goes astray. "
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

At meeting Of the committee for
relief to the peoples of the war ridden
country, October 18th, they voted to
try and relieve the suffering. among
tne Polish soldiers and passed this
resolution: Resolved that the execu-
tive committee be instructed to COM
municate to the international commit
tee of the Y. M. G. A. the request Of
this mass meeting, that the local
branches of the Y. M. C. A.. be invited
TO receive contributions of warm cloth
ing and funds for the Polish soldiers
and that the international committee
OF the Y. M. G. A. cooperate with the
executive committee in forwarding the
supplies to Poland and distributing
them to the Polish soldiers. The con-
dition of the soldiers Of Poland is APP
palling, and it hould bse undertook
That the local Y. M. C. A. renders this
service simply to assist the soldiers OF
our allies who have borne the brunt
of the war and many Of whom must
still endure hardships in our common
cause. Leave anything you wish to
give to this cause at the Y. M. G. A.
office in the City Hall.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

The choir of the Congregational
church of Valley City has prepared a
fine concert of choir numbers and
solos for this Sunday evening at 8
o'clock atthe church. After the con-
cert the people present will be invited
to go to the social rooms below for a
half hour of friendly fellowship. The
Auxiliary Guild is planning to help
make the time pass pleasantly. This
notice is an invitation to come to the
concert and remain at the social hour.
Come out and get acquainted with one
another.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04
MINNESOTA LAND FOR SALE

Unimproved square section GAO acres
at SIG per acre. Located in Becker
county between Detroit and Park Rap
ids in the timber and lake district.
Good soil and we'll settled locality. Low
cost for fencing and building. Cut
your own posts and wood for fuel. Fine
property to develop for live stock.
Might consider trade for North Da-
kota farm, or will sell on easy terms
Write L. n Sickels, S19 Guardian
Life Bldg, st. Paul, MINI. 1912
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

people should notice it," the Wood
Duck said.
Enough" said the Mandarin Duck.
"That's great, great honor
II am beautiful because look like
you, said the Wood Duck. :"Im very,
very much like you, only you're a
Chinese duck and am home grown
duck, or home duck or whatever 1t
would be. called to, be a duck from.
home.
II have another name, as perhaps.
yo,, know am also called the Sum
mer Duck
eyes, knew that" said the Manflae
rim Duck. # do believe, it !. true thai
they say OF Ill. the ducks In the world:
we're Is handsome as any. Our
plun,age il SO beautiful with SO many
magnificent colors. We're rather rare
too, choice. you know. B5r5s.
..The Mr.. Mandarin Ducks and the
Nr. Wood Ducks are far more hand
some than the Mrs. Ducks Of either
family said Mr.. Wood Duck.
"True, true, said Mr. IanHarin
Duck. were 3 handsome lot, we Mr..
Ducks, but the Mrs. Ducks have to be
busy thinking Of other things and
doing other things too. Besides It
has always been the way with oar
families and there has been no hard
feeling about itnone ct all.
..,,hat,s So" said Mr.. Wood Duck.
aWeH. I must add that our family
has q good second name for this time
Of the yearthe Summer Dnck family.
Even when we're called the Wood
Duck 1t sounds nice and cool. doesn't
it?'' /.
you've nothing to grun1ble about Z
said Mr.. Mandarin Duck, "and for
that matter neither have l. My family
for years have been handsome and I'm
no disgrace to them" he ended proud
".
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Harper leave to-
night for Old Virginia where they will
spend the winter months. Mr.. Harper
has not disposed of his farm on Get
chell Prairie and on his return con-
templates some building improve
ments on the farm, and after this has
been done he and Mrs. Harper will
probably move to the city to reside.
We shall be glad to have them become
residents of the city. In the meantime
here's hoping they have nice trip
down south and a good time this win
tar
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

The Times-Record was informed
over the phone this morning that
Henry Hilborn, formerly of Leal, n.
D., died at Long Beach, California,
recently. He died as a result of a
stroke of paralysis which he received
week ago last Wednesday. The re-
mains will be brought back to Leal for
interment. We have received no fur
Their particulars, and should be glad to
have some of the family sent us in
an obituary of the late Mr.. Hilborn.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

WANTED-Agent} for Valley City
and vicinity. Good proposition.
Previous experience unnecessary.
Free School of Instruction. Address
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance
Company, Accident and Health De-
partment, Saginaw, Michigan. Caui-
tal 81 5000 900. 26-2t-ws
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

F. L. Hadley, of Chicago, Ill.,, ar
rived in the city last night and will be
a guest of COL and Mrs. Frank White
for the next two weeks. Mr.. Hadley is
brother of Mrs. White. He is a
business men who has been putting in
some strenuous work for some time
and he is here to take needed rest
as we'll as to enjoy the visit with the
Whites,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

The following interesting item
was found on our desk this morning.
We know not the date neither the hour
thereof when this interesting event
happened but here is what it said:
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. 0. Swanson, a
baby girl. So far as we can learn
mother and baby are doing well and
Vic is getting along as we'll as can be
expected under the shock of his in
creased responsibilities in life.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

the city was put in operation. A mo-
ton was passed authorizing the CITY
auditor, city attorney and city eng,-
neer to draft a resolution to be intro
uuced at the next meeting, OF the ,coun-
Gil. a committee was also appointed
TO look into the ACCESSIBILITY OF laying
a water main from the river for fire
purposes SO that in case Of fire water
could be taken direct from the river
instead OF out OF the regular water
mains. This would relieve the strain
on the regular water supply Of the
mains which are now worked to prac-
C.cally capacity.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04
when YOU are making your home a

When you are making your home q
little happier, your front yard more at
tractiye and your back yard neater.
and the children OF the neighborhood
more law-abiding, you are doing the
sort of service that counts. Young
people make a big mistake if they
think Of battleshps as more closely.
allied to patriotism than homes, and
bullets than smiles and kind words
Girls Companion.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

Mrs. E. j. Pegg met with a very
bad accident yesterday morning: She
tripped and fell downstairs and broke
her left arm. DR.. Pray was called
and gave her the necessary relief and
set the broken arm and Mrs. Pegg is
doing as we'll as can be expected I'M.
der the circumstances.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-12-04

A list of individual income tax pay
ers receiving their mail at the Valley
City post office, who filed returns for
the year 1918, is posted on the Bulle-
tin Board in the lobby of the local post
office, same being posted for the IN
formation of the public. ....