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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-11-20
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
1l-20-5t

department OF the Interior, U. .. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
October 2S, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that George
w. Wells, of Tucumcari, New Mexico,
who, on July l3, 1918, made Addition
al S~tock-raising Entry, No. 0206S6,
for Eh SWA, Section 20, Township
IL North, Range 80 East, New Mexi-
co Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described before Register and
Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Tu-
cumcari New Mexico, on the four
teenth day of January, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe Thomas, George Thomas, Bert
Whitaker, Dill Whitaker, all of Tu-
cumcari, New Mexico.
r. p. DONOHOO,
ll-20-5t Register
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METHODIST CHURCH

r. II. Lewelling, pastor.
Telephone 307.
Sunday School 9:45 a. IN.
Preaching services 1900 a. m. and
80 p. m.
Special music morning and evening.
Junior Missionary Society 300 p. m.
Epworth League $3.50 p. m.
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unto set my hand and seal of office on
this the day and year above written
in this certificate.
(Seal) C. b. HAMILTON,
Notary Public, Quay County
New Mexico.
Ny commission expires Aug. &c, 1921.
STATE OF NEW MEXiCO)
)ss.
County of Quay
u. S. Devor and II. S. Swift, each
being duly sworn, each on his oath
says that the said U. S. Devor is pres
ident and the said II. S. Swift is sec
rotary of the Industrial Mining Com
pany of New Mexico, and hat they
made in behalf of said corporation the
foregoing certificate of amendment Of
the Articles of Incorporation of sail
Company, and that the assent Of more
than two-thirds of all of the stock
holders of said corporation was given
TO said amendment, either in person
or by proxy, ut a duly called and held
meeting of the stockholders of said
corporation, at which meeting there
were present, represented in person or
by proxy 403h2 shares of the capital
stock of said corporation, out of i30ia
shares of the capital stock of said cor
poration issued and outstanding; tina,
said meeting was held at Tucumcari,
New Mexico, on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. D., 1919, at ten o'clock in the
| forenoon of said day at the Office of
said company, upon notice given to all
of the stockholders of said company,
in accordance with the bylaws there
Of, and that said notice was given by
the said President and Secretary in
accordance with the call for said meet
ing made by the Board Of Directors OF
said company, and the written request
of the Directors Of said company for
the call of said meeting, and resolu-
ton of the Board of Directors declar.
ing that the changes and alterations
of the Articles of Incorporation OF
said company in accordance with the
foregoing certificate of amendment
were advisable and for the best inter
ests of said corporation.
U. S. DEVOR,
President,
II. S. SWIFT,
Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn to befo G me
this the 9Th day of November, A. D..
1919. c. B. HAMILTON
(Seal) Notary Public, Quay
County, New Mexico.
Ny Commission expires Aug. 2G, 1921
ENDORSED
No. 10197
Cor. Reed Vol. 6, Page 500
Certificate of Amendment of the Ar.
ticles of incorporation of the
INDUSTRIAL MINING COMPANY
OF NEW MEXICO
Changing rame TO
"HEMATITE MINING AND TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY" and
Increasing cap. stk. from $50 900 tc
$250,OOO. Filed in Office of State
Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Nov. Is, 1919 - 2 p. NJ.
A. l.. MORRISON, Clerk
Compared EMA to NH.
COMPARED-INDEXED
! W.D. TO AL.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
)ss.
County of Quay
Thereby certify that this instrumen,
was filed for record on the II day OF
Nov. A. D., 1919, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
and was duly recorded in Book 10 Of
Miscellaneous page 621 Of the record
Of said County.
T. N. LAWSON, County Celrk
nanufu
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Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip
enclose with DC TO Foley & Co., 1886
Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H., writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
Compound for coughs, colds and
Group, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley's
Cathartic Tablets. For sale by Sands
Dorsey Drug Co.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

II 'h ! DliSA
department of the Interior, U. S. Land
OHlce at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
October 20, 1919.
Notice IS hereby given that Herman
l., DeoIIElera, of Danley, New Mexico,
VINO, on August %, 1914, made Origi-
nal Homestead Entry, No. Ol7325 for
lot and SEA SWA, Section 80, and
Lot and NEh NWA Section 81, and
VINO on March II, 1915, also made Ad-
u'Vional Homestead Entry No. Ol8069
ior Lot 2 and the SEA NWA, and
LOT . and NEh SWA, Section 81,
township 3 North, Range 33 East,
New Mexico Principal Meridian, has
Tu notice OF intention to make Final
'Hree Year Proof, TO establish claim
10 The land above described, before
LEICESTER and Receiver, U. S. Land
once at Tucumcari, New Mexico, On
'he hlteenth day of December, 1919.
n'alhant names as witnesses:
l;B, johnson, of Danley, New Next
co. w. H. Walk, of Norton, New Mexi-
CO. f. >. Gholson, Of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, j. h. Abbott, of Tucumcari,
New Mexico.
I,,o. r. p. DoNOHOO,
'-o' Register.
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A Cheerful Recon- mi ndation

They should be in every travelling
mans grip" writes Geo. Jenner, Ale
Labor St., San Antonio, Tex, Of Fo-
ley Cathartics Tablets. They are
the best laxative | have taken and
cheerfully recommend them to anyone
suffering with constipation or bilious
ness" They cleanse bowels, sweeten
stomach, benefit liver. For sale by
Sands Dorsey Drug Co.
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The smoker at the Chamber of Com
merce last night vas well attended and
much good should come as a result.
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Better send in that subscription now
while the price is sl.OO per year.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sabbath morning 9:45 the Sabbath
School will meet. A Thanksgiving
offering will be taken up for Home
Missions. Let every teacher, officer
and scholar bring a suitable Offering.
HOO. The Rev. Caldwell's subject
will be Home Missions" An offering
will be taken up for Home Missions.
Let every one bring a large offering,
for it goes to a large undertaking
In this way give thanks to God TO,
past blessings so freely bestowed up
on you.
1880. The subject will be, 1.-THE
Beauty of the Righteous Mans Life
Come thou with us and we will do
thee good.
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Thanksgiving morning. November
81, there will be a union Thanksgiving
service held in the Presbyterian
Church. Service beginning at 1000.
The Rev. Lewelling Pastor of the
NJ. f. Church will preach the sermon.
We expect the music to be rendered
by the lately formed Glee Club
Everybody in the city is earnestly
requested to attend this service.
Saturday evening, Nov. 20, in the
Presbyterian Church a New Era Con.
ference will be held when some of the
leading men Of the Synod and the SUI
perintendent of the Movement for New
Mexico will be present and present to
us interesting and profitable subjects
Also Sabbath morning the 30th they
will occupy the pulpit.
Everybody cordially invited.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
era, days this week at Mrs. G. w.

erai days this week at Mrs. G. w.
Dcarborn's.
Miss Wind. OF Drcwcryvlllc. is the
guest OF Miss Emma Beard at l.. NJ.
Boards
Major W. NJ Brodie. Of Blacksburs.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. u. Brodic.
Mrs, Scott. of Atlanta. Ga. this week
visited her sister. Mrs. Edward Mecks.
Mrs. Ward Hill and children have
gone TO Hampton TO witt relatives.
Miss Ethel Gilbert and party OF
friends from LynchburR arc visiting
in Newport News and Washington
who ~ spending her vacation at her
nome here. is this week entertaining
number OF friends at a house party
her guests include Misses Sarah and
Jane McCaulcy. OF Goodies: Misses
katherine Spencer and Gladys Kent.
OF Lynchburg: Miss Helen FulIcnwi-
Icr. OF indianapolis. Ind: Miss Berthe
Drcwry. of Boykins. Va: Miss Louise
TandidEc: OF Lynchburs: Miss Sadie
roy; OF Washington. -. q: Miss Fran
Scs Eubank. of Pcdlar Mills. Va; Miss
Virginia HIN. Of Russell. Ky: Mrs
Stickley. and Miss Elizabeth StickIev.
league. OF Princeton. y. j.: Carroll
Ware. OF Lynehburs: DR. Palmer Stick
IeF, OF LynchburG, and Samuel Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CROCKETT SPRINGS

c'R 'SenKE1''T sPRiNGs, Va. August u
l6.-The week opened with fancy
dress ball for the children. Between
thirty and forty participated. and
greatly enjoyed the evening set aside
for their amusement.
The .children,s hall was, followed q
Fun in Theatrical Office" given
under the direction OF Miss Bertha
Leeds. of New Orleans.
Among the. habitucs of this resort
are Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne. of Rich
inond and Mrs. II. st. H. Coppee. of
c. Roy Minter and Ernest s. Blair,
of Richmond. who usually spend their
vacation at Crockett Springs, have re :
turned this season.
Miss Esther NJ. wilson. q Norfolk.
Emmerson Other arrivals from nor
folk are Mrs; N. NJ. Cook. Mrs. c. j..
Anderson and her two children
Rev. w. &C. Campbell. OF the First
Presbyterian Church of Roanoke. is
spending part of his vacation here.
Sunday DR.. Campbell conducted an
evening service in Inc parlor. which
was filed to Overlooking.
Among those whose names arc re-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Cook. Danviilc;
Jr., Roanoke: j r. Woods, Waller
II. Powell Chapman. Roanoke: Colonel
5. Carey Crockett, United States Army
and Miss Carey Crockett; Reginald
koehler. Roanoke; Miss Rebe Moyler,
Franklin: j. q. Overstrcct, Mrs. NJ. a
Carpenter, Roanoke.
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Should he Christian In Fact.
AMHERST
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
;, AMHERsT. VA. august l 81 Mrs
tivcs in Halifax County.
Miss Sailic Richeson was the week
end guest OF friends near Arlington.
Mrs. :. 4. Day, who has been visiting
Clarence L; Cox. who has been visit
ing a! his home here; has gone to
New York, where he VIII nv visit friends
Miss othelia June Simmons is the
guest OF Miss Mary Ivey in Lynch
burg.
Mrs; w. p: Cox. of smithheid. is
Miss Mary Whitehead left Friday 70,
Washington, where she will visit hcr
sis,Gr Mrs James Craig Hunter :,
dred STROBE. who have been spending
some time in New York, have returned
Miss Alice Reed. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs j e. Bowman, has
returned to Bedford City.
Billy Maxwell. who has been the
Colorado
Mrs. Jack Battcn. Misses Margaret
and Mildred Batten and Reed Batten.
OF Norfolk, are guests of Mrs. j. L.
William Hill. who has been a CUES,
OF Mrs: B, r. Harrison. has returned
children. Of Detroit, Mich. are guests
OF Mrs. Mcsby's sister, Mrs. Thomas
Whitehead. at Mountain View"
Miss Cumming. of Kentucky, is Wis
ting Miss Charlotte Thomas at the
Magse.
Archie Robertson. OF Norfolk. is
spending weeks vacat ion at his home
here
Mrs. Mary T. billiard. Of Lynchburg,
Is me guest OF ne brother, o. l.. Evans,
washinT: saDh s. e e. we're ,te w soH e6 Si
guests Of NJ. and Mrs. J. r. Goodwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton r. Evans and
Pcyton r. Evans, Jr.. left Saturday for
Fredericksburg. where they will visit
Miss AIassic Kinrry and little Eliza
Deth and Louise KinGry spent Sunday
with Mrs. Annie Shelton in Lovings-
MI Murphy. of Washington, d. C.,
spent sunday at =. r. Watts
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Davis and chill
dren are visiting DR.. Davis parents
S. NJ. Mills spent the weekend with
MT and Mrs. W p. Reed At Victoria
Mrs. 5. l. Brooking is spending u
weeks vacation at Atlantic CITY.
Judge }. I. Brown. OF Arlington
spent sunday with his daughter. Mrs
Mrs. Ashby Perry and little Wright.
Ferry. OF Charlotte, y. c., spent sev-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE
OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Rev. NJ. f. Melvin, ID. d., Declares
II Is inscparably Linked With
Evangelism.
LACK RELIGION IN TRAINING
Fifteen Million Young People Learn
Nothing OF Christianity at School,
and 6O,OOO,O0O Americans Are Not
Members of Any Church.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.1
MONTREAL. y. c.. August i6.--Em-
phas!zinE the Importance OF Christian
education and the great need of it's
extension at the present time. Rev. NJ.
T.. Melvin. ID. D.. of Greensboro. de-
livercd one Of the ablcst addresses
here before the conference on Chris
tian education and ministerial relief
that has been heard at Montreal on
this subject. Evangelism and educa =
tion are inscpcrable." declared DR.. Mel
win. and the church must reach the
point OF realizing that foreign mis-
sions is the end and that home mis-
sions and Christian education arc tho
means leading TO the end as expressed
in the great commission. Go ye into
all the world and preach the Gospel to
every creature" In this connection
Dr. Melvin referred TO the recent ut
terance OF DR.. Robert T.. Spccr. uni
versally recognized as an authority on
foreign missions. when he said: The
whole problem of the church today is
comprchcnded in education"
Part OF tho Great Commission.
DIR. Melvin placed special emphasis
upon the fact that the great commits
sion OF the Lord is the basis of all
work for Christian education: and said
way without program commensurate
with the great commission.
America" said DIR. Melvin. lis the
hope Of the world today. but in Amer
lea today there arc 100000 young
people being educated without religion
and 6o,0O0.000 out Of every 100000. 900
OF the population are not members OF
any church"
Speaking o. the unrest in the world
today between capital and labor. Dr.
Melvin declared capital has had its
day and class rule mas failed" and he
said further, the league Of nations is
a political utterance and the great
commission OF the Lord is its reli gious
counterpart. The only way for Amer
lea TO fulfill her mission in the world
is TO be permeated with the philosophy
OF Jesus Christ. and the only way to
pcrmeate America with this philosophy
is through the classroom"
Should he Christian In Fact.
DR.. Melvin made strong plea for
every college designated as a Chris
tian college to be Christian in fact.
Il have no patience" he said. with 4
college that is called Christian that is
not Christian all the way through.
AS field secretary of the department
OF Christian education Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, DR.. Melvin is in
close touch with all of the educational
work OF the church and is one OF the
able leaders in this cause.
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Virginia Military
Institute
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

in Tsi atsn'G9 9f al ThS
Einia Military Institute. Among these adj
Point of the South. Ii tends to me museu lar
?9 Fss r
cpns and Si srder ds
EelianGe and force OF personal cha r.cteT by
Youth ha
s so1!in;i,es on his own ind,yidual
%holesomcly restraining. Without n''2 qiEor anu
TIL. Its n,, Distinctive Academic Cqrrlculum
sM1ayb rrsnSa Or spa;nish German Or Laiin
Era eatS" Science. 1ew Eco
to seet Ge,ween the @ Courses aHs se OF
ed and Of Eney!sa En na ar
ii sdd By na
iinuous nsId and lahora tory practice The
and the chemical. physical and mineral.
thorough practical Instruction. ''"A ''F
Nv: its Distinctive system Of Instruction.
Whereby the students arc accurately sraded
Of So saa5s Of ha The
Inc Gdu ca on, work OF the school
cadet cadet s525 year; virEinia cadets tuition
sc, Wv year otate cdcets. $3.50 a year.
rms estimate includes tuition. board, fuel
ana iights. washing. room rent. medical Al.
t.Gn,h,,i OF the most careful chaFac tcr.
clothing. books. stationery and all nec,s.
sary expenses and falls below that OF any
Institution Of like grade in this country
thc estimate ~ exclusive OF outfit, and must
DC understood as an average for tho en-
tirc term. the f1rst year being OF necessity
the most costly.
Degrees Il. a. and b. g. conferred in
For further information and catalogue
apply To the Superintendent.
GEN. r. w. NICHOLS
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PULASKI
II

especial 20 The Times Dispatch :,
nam ~ cASki, Va, Angus, l5-Troop ..
a point on New River. near Mon,
i."he' where they pitched camp for a
week o. ten days. Two OF the mem
Us ,"ns, Wiik!e Hunt and Julian Meyer.
nrhl prepa "a ions Hunting. tshinr
swim Ing and out-of-doors sports ~
Ger, description Will be the pastiines.
is IN charge '''" 'e' ;
Pulaski enjoyed a lawn community
sing on Tuesday night at the court
rection of a.. c. Ca2peil. Of Ro.noie
OF the sing" dcpat; mentt OF the war
toih,'u unity service, who was assisted
~: N the n direction by NJ p, Lands. The
selections by the Pulas ski Band
- humoer of the Pulaski club boys
aa.i.lended me special courses at the
last week. All returned enthusiasts
over the opportunities afforded them
ana are thoroughly interested in the
branch they are most actively engaged
IN. Every one said he would go back
another year
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G Gilmer and
children. Howard and Lila. left this
week for Richmond. where Mr. Gil.
m"r resumed his Legislative duties as
iuiaSkfs representative in The House
OF Delegates during the special session.
the Members OF the Baptist sunday
school went Thursday To Laurel Hill
on their annual picnic Various games
made the day exceedingly pleasant
The Pulaski Fire Department has
elected these delegates 10 the State
hremen's convention; G. H. Bones. Il.
!. Summers, W. l.. Kinsey and Ira
sands. The convention meets in Char
!ottesvillc the last week in August.
Mrs. Ellen Helm and Miss Bessie
Dunlap, OF New York. and Mrs. Sallie
SaycrS, OF Blacksburg. have been visit
ing friends in town this week
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Augusta
Military
Academy
(Rollcr's SchooI)

A modern school with a
country location in the famous
Valley Of Virginia. Endorsed
by the Virginia Military Insti-
tute and other Universities.
Army officer detailed by the
War Department. Junior r.
o. It. c. 100000 plant with
absolutely tireproof barracks.
Steam heat, electric lights and
ample play grounds. School
property covers $50 acres.
Splendid athletic field and drill
campus. Cadet Band of "a
pieces Able faculty OF Col
lege men who take a personal
interest in the boys Academic
work and who coach all ath-
letic teams. Enrolment limit
cd to $50. Boys from 80 States
and = Foreign Countries last
year. 44th session begins
September oath. Rates $3.50.
For catalogue, address
Col. Thos. j. Roller
Or
Maj. Chas. S. Roller, Jr.,
Principals.
Fort Defiance, Virginia.
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The attention OF all who ara Interested
Ia IN enpncation is respectfully called to The
special advantages now offered by the EIr.
Einia Military Institute. Among these adj.
NantaEes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-12

women'y full fashioned
pure thread silk hose.
elastic hem top. linen
heels and toes. all~of tho
new colors and black.
Regular price e 40
$3.50, sale price. VAs3O
Women's full fashioned
fine thread silk hose, fare
silk Isle welt, in black
only. Regular price $500,
, s,'s. ..........$ l.85
Women's fancy lace silk
hose, 1lare top. reinforced
heels and toes, in all col
ors. Regular price $2.25.
s .e's .$1.15
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-12
Xmas Perfumes

Xmas Perfumes
$1.25 Woodworths perfumes in odors OF
Rose, Garden Fragrance; Lilac Mauve and
Wistaria. all in fancy boxes .,............ .9Sc
$1.5O Woodworth's Finance perfume. y o..
package Observation-Disclosures. $1.2O
Soc Woodworth's perfumes in attractive
boxes in White Lilac, Wood Violet and
CraD Apple 10y
200 Jardin de- Marie perfume, OF. pkg. .S1.s9
$500 Jardin de Rose perfume, OF. pkg. .$1.29
100 Mary Garden perfume. red and gold
box. 1 OF SEAS
75c Mayis perfume In holiday boxes .60c
75c Hudnuts perfume. fancy boxes. odors
Of Jockey Club. Mona Lisa. White Rose.
Liac ..'...'...:. -.....' - = I'VE
Goo Browns triple extracts in attractive
boxes odors of Jockey Club, Carnation.
Rose and Violet .49c
Soc Browns triple extracts in holiday
packages. Violet, Trailing Arbutus, He'll
trope, Lily Of the Valley ..................3 9c
$1.25 Browns perfumes In satin lined
boxes. Rose. Lilac, Garden Of Allah. Violet .sse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-12
Sale Of Christmas Hosiery

Women's pure thread silk
hose In fancy clock or en-
broidered designs. Regular
price $2.25. e. 70
sale price -. .&AsSO
Women's pure thread silk
hose, with elastic Isle
welt, linen heels and toes.
Regular price SITS. or
sale price .........OO~
Women's heavy heeced
hose, with rib or hem top,
reinforced heels and toes,
black only. Regular price
Csc, sale 40
price ~
Women's boot fibre silk
hose in medium or light
weight, all colors but
black. Regular price S5c,
sale sale 49c
price ........sss...
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
ANARCA.sTIc JOURNALISM


Workmen employed by the Seattle
tWash. observation-disclosures have 6eh'
remarkable thins--a fhlns without
parallel IN the history OF JoaVa'-..S'1
This paper, IN common win MANY
other coast papers, has been preach
ing silk-hat anarchy, Ihess smn'oSes
drew up resolutions stating me his' u
facts about what the paper hau h@e"
doing ana forced the paper 10 PRINT
them on the front page
me rSeso.aR'NAs sSa"' ~ - = - '''
IONS
80 lons - ."ess '"'"sS appe'' -
4" ps sst' y. 'N"' "'''''' $50
q 80 10" ''o''S - - - s''s NV
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.s..:.,, :; 80 ,sra,i,. ..,,o,
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$50 h.aa s,, , a,.
L.. a,;o,. =. nnao, >, ,ha
:, o;.;1anr, raaa,,aa dawn. - r,a1;oo
ana oa,;rr.nov h;,bar-o ,nha1;a.
.,hls !, i no,binr los ,h., axoi
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
A RANTING PROFESSOR

a Minnesota University professor
made some society women in the Twin
Cities gasp the other day with the re-
mark that he could live cheaper now
than ever To the chorus of questions
he replied that as government en-
ploye it would be unfair for him to
go into detail. Perhaps he has farmer
relatives in the country who send him
in generous supplies of daily bread, or
he may be wise enough to prove it
by statistics. But in the absence of
explanation some doubling Thamases
will probably consider it case Of
learning without sense
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
LUCK

A little bit of sffort. little bit of
thought
4 little bit of daring and of pluck,
a little bit of courage in the fight
that's being fought,
All this is often looked upon as luck
A little bit of vision and of faith a
little. too,
A bit of stern resistance when you
re struck
A little Bit OF purpose in the work YOU
have to do.
All this is in the masonry of luck.
A little bit of wisdom, and the magic
of smile,
Some real determination when
you re stuck
The grit to keep on going till you
make another mile,
Are catalogued and labeled under
luck
The wish to travel pathways that
were never trod before.
20 hold the lines against the foes
that buck.
To keep the spirit beating when the
flesh is weak and sore,
All this is in the parentage of luck.
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To do the right when wrong would
seem to ii.l your purse with gold
To cling to truth. nor fear the dew
lis muck,
To play your part unselfishly. be ever
brave and bold.
Herein you find the mystery of luck
Detroit Free Press.