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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
MEMORIAL FOR SOLDIER

Marietta, Pa, Feb. ia memoir
ial service was held yesterday in
the Terre Hill Evangelical Church
in memory of Private Benjamin
Dietrich, who died in the United
States General Hospital at New Ha-
ven, Conn, from the effects of be-
ing gassed in France.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
PRESRYTERIANS TO HOLD
EVERY MEMBER CANVASS

The First Presbyterian church is to
hold an every member canvass on
Sunday, March Q, between the hours
of and o'clock. The canvass is
held in the interests of the New Era
movement OF the Presbyterian
church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24

Records, Ma jor-G General G. Bow Dough.
erty; Colonel II. M. M. Richards and
DR.. John W. Jordan; Committee or
Legal Constitutional and Political Rec
ords, Judge William II. Stake and for.
mer Attorney-General Hampton l.. Car.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO

Anthony Kosir, 6 years old, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kosir, OF
11O Frederick street, was struck by
an automobile yesterday shortly aft
er noon while he was playing in
Front street near Angle avenue. The
machine was driven by Peter Ma
garo, who imm ediately took the boy
to the Harrisburg Hospital. He was
not SeriOnSlV in inrad
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
BALDWIN FIREMEN WILL
EAT SAUERkRAUT

After the monthly business meet
ing of the Baldwin Hose Company
this evening, a sauel kraut supper
will be served to members of the
company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
~. Il. SOCIETY HOLD SING

&fhe Senior Christian Endeavor
Society of st. Johns Lutheran
Church will hold society sing" in
the home or Miss Minnie Dress this
evening at 7.45 o'clock.
business meeting and social
will be held at the home of Mrs.
William Ulrich, Lincoln street, to-
morrow evening by the Sunday
school class of n. A. Yeaney.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
Nep lm Oliuneiota, i6reifae, 21, 5e6rnar 1919,
apjtenanihlage nerIanst.

Ser E5taotrat bon Seem lllm beibloB
ii, einer am lekte11 Mo1ttag abgebaltenea1
5oaberlitnns, auf 6ffentlidem Bege
&oite1bunibldge fir Sic 2teferu11g ,110
sSnltallierl1ng ser eleftrti6en 2i9ter i'm
1leuen 9tatbaule eifl5uforoer1. Dte be-
tteffenOe1l Nngebote iollen III elmer 9pe=
5ialitbung ser 5tabtrats aln*6 8. yldr5
ii ser gffiee beS 9taotelerfS geoffnet
tparber. Ser 5tabtrdt tDill alf biele
Weile Ser @barterporidrift 0eniise
1eilte11 uno aud beln allsemein llnter
ieiuer Deitgliieberlt beassldel,oen 9efiibl
gnSor,ld geben, oab ben b3efse1l elefz
tti{den @elbdften gelese11beit seeebe11
lipesoen loll, ben &oatraft 81 erbalte11.
Die 5ta6tratunifglteoer batte1l allf
tbrer flr3liben 6aBrt 1ad oe1l d3aptl=
litta8]tdbtel BON peei1ieoe ao1tena1t=
idldge11 ausndrtiger Biul11en ae1l1lt1l'S
genonlmerL Sic in Der Office Der Gbas.
8. Gngineeyt1,g So. bon Minneapol'8
ge1ffnet iporben nasen. Sn ueberet11z
iti1nn1ung nit Ser 1euen @rtl6etoll119
perben oieie Nngekote iett ben befretz
fen6en Girmen 5lpiidgeitellt iperoe1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
Nusfidten beiIern iid.

Die Gisernte in Stem ulm 1T iebt
u1eefdbr cine 8o,be lang TN Sang, iDte
6err elmer Saeberle bon Der Seem llln.
See Gon1panD erfldrt. nno e8 iinb
CUTE M1siihten gorbanoefl baB trDt
ungem0bnlib rlilbe1t Sa1tuarlpetterS bie
Grnte 10 allsfallen miro, bab Der Com
nlerbebarf ser 9tabt 1lnb Ser un1gegel1o
bollltd1lots geoedt tperben lpiro. 1te
Nddte in Sen betoen lebten Roden
rparen geraae nibt febr flar, ieboh iatlf
baS 5ber11lo1neter tief geltltg, i'm anf
oeln gSa{}er cite be1l ben Bebiirl1liIierl
geforoerte Gisocde 551l ifnaffen.
l1eber Is gbIitten tuare1 tdglieh all
Ser grbeit, oaS Sis nab ben perld)tebez
s,ten 2agerbdltierll gu f1affen. .3lpet
bauon iillb bereits poIlftanbig aefiiAt.
Das cine saebDrf Bet Chicago q Nortbz
lpenerll GtienbaIll llnb 'Das a1lbere Der
6ir1no 5torf Sros. Ga8 Sis miro
jeht mad SEN 2aeerhduier11 Der GtSfirl11a
eeibafft, ioipie all bie Babnftation sur
WeiterhefGroernlte na6 l,mliese1lseH
Srt{d'aftelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
Mus Surnerfreiicit.

Gine .grD6e N,t;abl fotgte Der Gtn=
laollug be8 Seem llln1er Illrnpereins
3u et11er Balelltil.e Yartn iuelhe 6rattas<
ahe11b In ser Illrnballe absebaltell
ipuroe. Dieler :@eellf6aftSdbe1uo, tpar
fir oie Witglieber oe8 Clubs, beS Ser
ems u11b be8 1urter SSrauenpereins
beranitaltet lporben Die @dite amiiz
ifrten fm 6et1n Tan5 un6 NIT aarlen=
lpiel.
go1l11tag11abnittag feierte Der Inrtlz
Berein NIT letnen Sefttonen ben 3tpetten
sfanliliennabnltttag tpdbre11b Der Saiz
ion. Nuf ben1 Na6mtttagSprog granlnl
ipareu oie iiingeren Rrdfte nit bier
gfunlmerll pertrete11. N1een 9eiter lie
ferte Elm Yiano colo, @l}ie Gei}er ei11
Bofat 9olo, Gsantlin 8rrit etne Dez
.fla1nation llirb Netnbo1b T6ies cine Borz
leIung. Dtefe 9eun1n1ern ipnren por=
3iiglid. Mu6 Sic anoeren Mlunn,ern
iparen ausge5ei9net. Das GloDer lrio
lang einfab prddtig. 6rau 5ernlanu
=5den1artn iibe1tai6te ,,}ebermann NIT
ibser GecitattonSgabe;; syrau ghapez
fabm 1na6te lire 9ahe lebr g11t tpie
bas INNER Ser Sail 1T ,lno Maior
Nlbert Bfaenoer er3ielte einer Bonbepz
erfolg nit ieinen bu,noriitil6en Dialeft.
8ortrugnn9e11. NbenbS CAB es Elm
lan5frdn5den 81 lpel6en1 Gapt. Sol
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
sonoerlik1l1lg oer
County Go111miii are.
oefentlides 8erbDr iiber bic Bot
lenbunq ei1les County @rabens.
Mnnabme oes e1lgiiltigen 3ertiflz
fats beg Sneellielrs ourdl ote
Gpn1ltpz 8ebDrSe. QpatrattDre1l
crhalteh S433O,

9llf lebten sSrtitag,rahnittas 1par,
Don1 gou11tnzNubitor Souls y. gofeI
eine 5onoerlibnng Ser @al1rtnz Ronl111iz.
.f{Idre ei1tberuien fporben, I'M ben on bent
gDarltp @raben SO. 38 i1Itereiferteu'
Der1onen eir,e @elegenbeti 81 gebe!1, iilers
ba8 enognhige s3erti ftfat .oes gaitnge1l=
ziers tire Nnfi9t gu duBern. Die 5ths
1rn9 nnb bas WerbDr funben I'M 2 llhr
rad,nittagS i'll 5iku1g85in1nler oers
&ommilldre I'M @eri6t8g gebdlloe III Neip
llm itatt.
Nus Sen i11l Berb0r geduberteN Diet
l1ungen mar gu erlebel1, 6ab Die on bent
Oraben interenirten Berione1t nit Der
&o1l1truftion r11o oer 9eiitungSfdbtg=
felt oe8 @raben8 b1lrdal18 5nfrteben
ipare1t. Die Beboroe bei6lob oaber,
oos enoeitltt9e 3ertififot bes JI'gez
l1iellrs 3u af5eptteren, uno gab. oe1l1
Nllbitor Nntpetiung, ote ben Ro11trefz
loren nod 1nnlbige 5u1nn1e BON Se435O
a1ls5lsablen,
StatelD crbdlt Wereiitung.
>Sl1 ei1le1n ldriftltthen 8eridt her
BON Gpmnlilldr Nulfom nnterbretfet
pllrbe, lpuroe bar9etalL baB oas yofl'll
5tatelp fir 6ffentlide 2anoitrabe1l Die
glllr11ne BON $4,000 peraus9abt babe,
nno oas griuden geltellt, BENT 5olp1Iz
ltip Sic. S5dlfte bieier Sun11ne aus ben
Uo11os bes eDl'1ttD 5uriid5nerltatten.
Die{enr griu6er lp1roe bon Der Be=
bDr0e e1ltIprDDe1l.
Del1 Aomn1illdten lag allh elne Re@
tttio1l por, bte bon "a 5teuer5abler1l
oeS Gouutp llnter5eidnet mar, oes
S1lbalts, baB an gops Cafe 8erbelle=
rir11gen Oor9enom1nen 1peroen ll1edten.
Dieie Berbelleruneer lollen es erln6g=
lihe11, baS Waller i'm See a1t1 glelher
60be 5u balten. Die 0erbanolnl1a
iiber bic 9etitiol1 fpl1rbe a1lf eteRatdd}}'stse
5iblng ser aonintifidre 0erfho bet 4 &
8iirgibdff sangenpmmen, (
Dte5boll oen1 11eue11 2lnfieber nut Der
Mrnle1rarm Grnit S. 8lnh111 eegebene
8iirg16aft81un1a1te neblt 5i6erhette11
,putoe af3epttert la1b I'M Bureau oes
NnbttorS binterlegt.
8eSuglib bes @eiuGs uom Gou1ltpz
Ber1nelier I'M GourtbDuie einer 8lreall=
rallnl al1gemieien 81 erbalte1, lpllroe
BON oer Beb0rbe porldlliig feine Gnfz
iGetOu11a aetrDffe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
Gilenbabnnlolob
foroerf 2 Dpfer.

sSrad,tsualpfpmptipe ipringt aug Dem
G}eleiie in Der Gtatipu SGerbnrn,
3ugfiibrer 9lufrun, perliert beibe
Seine uno itirbt I'M 6ntpttal.
Sremier &arl SAcriii bleibt tpt
auf Dem Slate,
Sin j1ptreS @ilelt6ab1llnglild ers
eignete lih an Weontagmorgen 5lntItber1
II unb 12 llBr allf Der 5tatton 5berz
turn ser MeinneapoliS & ct. 2onis
2tllie. Ser tdglide Iraht5ug oieler
2inie f1lbr geraoe III oas 9ettengeletle
ser Citation ei11, I'm ben l1ahfolget1ben
Yerlonen3llg Oorubersulallen, al8 Ste
W1al6tne auf ei1l1nal gegen et,ua6 an
lief l1nb aus Dem @eleile {prang. 90
lnobl Der 3usfiibrer gbparb Nnfrll1l1,
ipie Ser 96affner Scarf 5beriff perloren
.oabei ibr 2ebe1. s
8h1tperluit fibrt gpb herbei.
sfl8 bic Qofon1etipe ba8 @eleile pers
lieb 1lno 1l1ebrere Male bon et1te1l1.
5dienenfrang III ben anofret, ipraf1g,
fiirntete 3ugfiibrer g(nfrnn1 offenbar,
bab lie un1ltiir3e1l 1piiroe u1lb er ptel=
lei6t bon ibr 81 Iooe gequetidt inernen
>purbe. I'm bieS 5ll perbiiten, lpra1g
er auf Sen 8ooe11, ipo er ieboh BON
etre1n ser 11a0folgealben Maggolls, Sic
ebeufalls baS @eletle gum Sell Oerla1len
battel1, erIabt ulb iibcrfabren iuuroe..
ST perl6r babel beioe Beine oberbalb
oes &ntes. W}an 6ro6te i'm 10 lh11en
ais m6glid irs 5oipital 5u 5berbllr1l
mo ct flr5e 3eit orauf an SIT grobe1n
8lutperluit ieine1 Geilt altfgab.
Nnf Der Stelle .getDtet,
Der Brenier Scarf 5beriff murbe
5tpi(6e11 ser 2ofonlottpe ll1rp De111 &pb=
le11na9e11 tot alfgeflt11be1t. st lit
lpabrldei1lli6 lofort gu Iobe gebriidt
lpprben, gein geIt6t mar alB 31r
llnfenntlidfeit e11titellt. Die Nett1ngsz
1nanar6aft 1nubte itll11oenlang arbeite11,
UNI ietne Qet9e beraus5nbole1l.
Ser Sei5er Biro Yalepio fan1 NIT
beiler 6aut oapon. Gr mar kstn1
erlten Nn3ei6en Der Gnt9leiil1ng auf
Sic &oblen geflettert, no ct pollitd1tbig
llnperiebrt norgefunben murbe, ais Die
M9a1dine gum 5teben Fam. Die 2o-
fo,r1ottpe fon11te ni6t leidt ll1nititr3eu,
ba oas Babnbett in ser Citation 5berz
burn ponitdnbig eben 1T.
@ar nerbeiratet.
53ugfnbrer Nrfrum mar perbearatet
uno ,pobnte in Gitberoiae, Soma. Ct
bate ld1gere s3eit ben 5ra6t5ug gez.
fiibrt, ser iebel1 01a1n1ittag in n0roli6er
gi6tlag ourd Seem lllm fdbrt. aarl
5beriff mar 1idt Derbeiratet. 5et11e
S0eimat mar in Wintbrop.
Der nm / llbr .1a9nittags III 9fefp
Him fdllige Herlonen51g ,puroe. onrh
oa8 llnglhd al1fgebalte1l, 10 oab er bier
,11ebr als stuei 5t1t11oen per'pdtet et11=.
traf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
STR fylii9tlinge
int Nabe1, Often
SIM 8rp,pn Gpnntp ipllen S7248
aufeebradt tuerben fit bic nDtlei=
oenDen glrn1enier, Gprter, nnb
@rie1en IN. ebemaligen sIrfen=
aebiet, Nep, ssames &letn lit 8pr=
iibenoer,.

>>S1n ga1l5eal 2atoe lit eine 8elpeglnlg
i'm Ga1tqe, fit ste notletoenoe1l Nrz
me1lter, gprier llnb @rieden, bie TIT
ebenoligen 5iirfensebiet pob1lten uno
gum 9eile gefliihtet it11b, ote Su1nlne
bon oreibig Olillione11 Dollars auf5nz
bril1ge1l. Ser Brdlibe11t Ser Bereinig=
ten 5taate11 hat et1te eigene Nroflaanaz
tton in ser 9ahe ertailer uno pie ,Oeitz
biirger al1fgeforbert, ibr 5derflein noh
be1ten &0n11e11 bei5utrugen. Oeegleiz
hen bat @onper1leur 8nrnqniit, ner I'M
gtaafe Minnelota Sen 8orltf III Der
aa11pogne iiterltonln1en bat, et11e gMf=
.forDerll1lg an Sic gelpub11er Beg gtaafe8
eraeben lafle11, fn ill frelegebiger Nset1e
a1l bteler 5a1nn1lluls 5u betetltget1.
Gannpagne uerlegt..
Die Ra1lpag11e bdtte bcreits IN Oct
gBode bonn II. biz 10, Janlar abge=
ho[te1l ipcrben )ollel1, ieood 1T =!
Mitrne{ota bie Sr9o1lilierl1ns bt11terz
nad) gebliebel1. Man lpin ibr ieooh
iebt alle Nnf1nerfianlfeit u1rb sm11pofhte
lethell.
Die I'M 5taote alli5ubrillaellbe Cunt
1ne betrdgt S715,O0Q. Dapnn e1ltz.
folIell aui ben pterte1l geStrf, 81 Dem
I1ebet adt a11berell Counties aud Broap1l
Gon1ltn geb0rt s554 ,839. Son oieler
Iettere1 5ll11nle lpll BroiDn Gp1l1ttn
alIeiu tpieoer S724S alIbrinee11.
Ser Gpn1tp 8nriibenDe.
NlS Setter Der &anlpagne IN 8roipn
Goll11tn lit ()fep. Sane8 alein bon
5leepp GDe ernannt iporben. Gs miro
lei1e Nufgabe fem, ollrd oie GrnenllllHg
bon Diltriftsz l,no Bre5inft= ft=8orltbe11
ben etne letltllnssfdbige s Stsanilatto11
3u l6affen.
Die Nuslagen fir ben SelD5ng iperz
Ben aus prioate,1 N1itteln gebedt, 70.
bob ieber Dollar, ser fir bie quite 9ade
geopfert iuiro, aud tatia a6li9 alS unter=
ltiikungsgelb Bertpenou1lg finben ipiro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

Otto G,roebner gentllant III
ser a1nerifa1liiden Nri11ee, ser lid ;ipei
Mgsoden lang bel fei1en bier 1pobneuoen
.glterll auf nrlaub befllllbe1, butte, lit
mad Biro 5sla1lb 9ereiit, no e gerz
lpanote beiuht. sgon bort tpirbo q lIiidf ii
luieoer 1la6 Sort 5nel1il1s ills rlneez.
boipital begebe1l.
2eitartifel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

iIlnller nod I'M NusiduB fit 3 3ipilper.
maltung, all be1l iie perlpieien lpllrbe.
Nud bic Neiolutior Rett ullb sic Neios#
lllfion giegel, Sic cine l1ilterll6llns beE
allsge9ebelle1l G'elber, reipeftipe Der Sc
lalIttdtigfett Ser Ronluniilion iorserl1,
beIinoen ii6 no TN Iusid)iIB SIS
beibt baB sic bei ell letge Ialalten Ser
ftrster 6arauf befte1el iperoe1l, baB ibre
Melollltioneal por bas Hle1lsllll 9elanoell,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

sSrad)t5uglpfpmptine ipringt aug Dem
Weleiie in ser statipu 5Gerbarn.
3ugfiibrer Mnfrum perliert betDe.
Scine uno ltirbt I'M 6Dtpttal.
Sremier &arl SAerifi bleibt tpt
auf Dem Slate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

- ss5te igare1iellDurl1
0orlage oes Nepr. gforosrell
Sic ben gerfanf DDll .3isarette1l an
,anabe ul1ter IS SSahre11, Ioipie aas
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

AlS Sie8er gingen letten Maoaa
tag bte folgel1oell 9errer aus oenl sfat.
Ionralier IN Der 9uralbane berpora
Hobert Wilianls nit Is gletto spiclen,
Ism. HfefferR NIT 636 9giettn gu1lftesn
1lnb Ism. JlRne11lanl nit eilseln Sd
itein 9olo gegeH Dier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

.Naudcn berlelben burh Slgeneltde
I'M glei6e1l Alfer perbtetet, lit giinltig
einberidfet ,poroe11 l1nb miro b01it@
ipobrIneinlid @eleb iperoen. Den Ser
faufern iuirb et11e gteler BON Sl2 oaS
syabr a1lferlegt. GB miro erlDartet,
bab bieie gteaer lulgefdbr SlOO, 900
sein6rinoe1l miro, oie Sem sSo11bs fiir
CUTE 2anbltrabell sneefiibrt lueroen lol=
len.
Som Eepr, Darbn lit cine gor age
eil1aereiDt lpnroen, sic bon Sen 5tdbte11
llllb 0orfern oer pterten Glaile I'M
5taate forSert, oab lie logenallllte
,9telt sHoonls" berri6ten laile1l III
bene1l Sic s5rauen lilo I0dter Der
sSar1ner anf ibre1l Beiude1l IN Der 5taot
,iid al1fbaltel1 f0llnen. J1n l1e1e,l Stat
haule Stem 1linlS pirb Gefanntli6 eir
s|olher 5Na1tnn ei11eeribfet. 9fuh III
.lonltisell 5tdDte1 iii hereits eine oerz
.artise 0oriorge getroffe1l lDoroen. 2l1l
.lnannen 5telIen ideirt iil1 etn Wioer.
jprll6 gegell biefe geiehltde Dfabnabme
.ertniefeh su babe1l, 10 6ab eS gut ieirl
piro, lue1l1l Sic Gnr1l1er fih lbriftlin
an ibne gertreter I'M GapitDl ipe1loe1l
ulro ib1len tire 5telluna IN oiefer sSrage.
parlegell.
Die 5id)erleit sfDnlmiiiiD,
sie Die itaatlihe 5iderbaitsfonls
nliIlion llno berer Jdtigfeit befiibreils
sen 9ieiolnfionel1 liegell DorlduItg nod
iii Sen slusibiiiien Der6orge Da 1T Sic.
gsorlagc Hittillgers, sic Sic slbihafflllg
Ser Qonl1niflion 0oriiehf llnD lofort
nod s.3uia1nnlentritt Ser egi5latllr eillz
fschralht ipnroe. Sie inlllllliilert hellte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21
Shedfdlid,uug,

5ranf Neuanalrll, ser etlle 3fitlang
a1f Ser Tar1n BON sSoiepb 6ranf IN
Milforo 9op1ibip ais @ebilfe angeltelt
iuar, ipir6 bon ben geb0roe1 gelnht,
1l11ter Ser 8elduloigung, einel, 56ed
iii 6obe bon $50 gefd lieht 81 babe11.
Der 5ded iuuroe an Der ganf
ei1lgel6f, 1111b llanber mar 9ae1n11a1r11
a11geblin IN Melp Hint, 100 CT ail oer
Bropn gelll1tp 8anf etlle1t 5hed N
D0be bon $35, iei1e lebte oDnssa1ll lung
bon ssyyofepb Drarf, einl0}te. Gr 1T
lett Iebfe1l Donuerstaa alls oieler Sc
gello perIsblpulloel1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-02-21

ran u ggS gsallb Don st. Banl
.beiin6et iin IN Beg gleitnng iibla5 EE06dter=
5d)ens Wlerlla I'M 6nlie iibrer bter ipobs
lelloell Glterll, Gbas. Railer llllo
8iYra1l allf Beiud,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
ALWAYS. 4 PLEASANT FRIEND.
Il 10 True, Of Course, That money
Is Not, Everything" But See What
II Will Do.

Money isn't everything" says the
spendthrift as he scatters his wages
to the four winds. IT, ill.,.
Then he reaches middle life, with
old age In the foreground, vainly wish
ing for the return Of the misspent
coin.
It may be true that money isn't
everything, but. one. thing is absolute
~ certain. Old Man Money, If he IS
cultivated through life, will not de-
sert the friend who. has cultivated
him. When every human friend has
fed Old Man Money sticks. You can
start him off with five or ten cents a
day in early life and keep feeding
him that amount all through life, and
in old age you, will have on your
hands financial Frankenstein,, albeit
a pleasant and highly agreeable one.
If you find the rigors Of the north
ern winter too severe, you simply tap
Old Man Money on the shoulder, and
he HES you to Palm Beach If you are
sick another, tap on the shoulder
brings you the best nurses and special
lists the world affords. He's an agree
able old man, never disputes orders
and is always ready for duty. He
makes the proverbial busy bee and
the equally Industrious ant look like
pikers, for he never rests. He's one
size when you go to sleep and larger
when you wake up. The older he
gets the stronger he becomes. IT, you
are stranger il a large city, Old
Man Money opens the doors Of the
best hotels and stakes you to the best
the town affords.
But money isn't everything, at that.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
A Mountain Camp.

I have spent one perfect night on q
mountainside. Others were lovely
enough, but this one was the pure
idyllic moonshine, the dream come
true. We made good stiff run
through the day. Late in the after
noon we left~Santa Fee to climb the
Glorieta spdss through a country Of
rolling red hills, thick with cedar.
broken. by cliffs and mesas, and cut
by the deep gorge of little stream.
We scanned the clearings with an
eager eye. At last we found the thing
we sought.
It was the ruins Of the firstAchurch
built on American soil by the Spanish
fathers. Away back in 1850 Coronado
found here the thriving village which
encouraged him to pursue the con-
quest of the new world, and here
commenced the civilization which lin
gers unchanged in the back country
today.-John Breck in Kansas City
Star.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
POVERTY I'M SOUTH AMERICA
Appalling Conditions Under Which
Many Have to Exist in Latin
|, American Countries.

Consider for a moment the cOndf-
tons under which thousands upon
thousands Of Latin Americans live.
Out in the country they can get fresh
air. But ia the city they live with one
window and a door. Seventy:five per
cent of the houses have no baths and
% perAcent have no water facilities.
Eight to ten families use the same
faucet and toilet in the open court.
Men, women and children live in the
same room, without ventilation.
Now, it is bad enough for men and
women to live so, but it is worse that
children should. grow up without any
memories of a pleasant home. Yet
there are thousands Of children to
whom the necessaries> and the decen-
cies of life are unknown and to whom
"home" means an old freight car.
Many Mexican girls marry at thir-
teen and have ten OF. eleven children
by the time they are twenty-six. The
men are employed at seasonal jobs in
the sugar-beet fields, on the railroads,
In the mines, harvesting beans, in
orange and lemon orchards and doing
construction work. Drunkenness is
common. Babies are born into world
which has no clothes for them and
shirts and overalls are lacking for the
older children. Ignorance and super
stition abound.-World Outlook.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
/ Red Cross Home Service
H. J. Buckingham, Chairman
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If it is any comfort to a girl in this
country to know that the man back
home has not :" changed his mind, !" one
girl is today.blessing the Home Service
Section Of the American Red Cross. As
a true feminist should, Johanna Schmidt
left Hans Hense behind while she went
out a-pioneering. And as the new wom-
an does, she succeeded. Yet "where the
heart Island success did-not seem so
golden after the world war began and
Johanna could notShear from Hans.
And over here were the Browns and
Joneses sueing for her hand Now Jo-
hanna, like any other modern young
lady, knows the proverb about bird
in the hsnd. Still, she wanted to be
sure, quite sure, before she put Hans
out of her mind. It was probably
\ through one Of the Browns or one of
the Joneses that she heard Of the work
Of the Home Service in forwarding mes
sages to enemy territory. How that in
formant will rue the day! For she has
just received the message saying, 81
have not changed my mind and never
shall.' * 49,
So Johanna has settled down to wait
ing, until she and Hans can get to-
gether again.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-08-01
Feet Act Like Suckers.

Hoofed or ungulate animals, such as
sheep, pigs, camels and elephants,
have given up using their fore limbs in
handlike manner, and employ them
solely for progression. Consequently
tree climbing is out of their line In
Africa and Syria occur, however, GER
tain representatives Of the order
known as rock rabbits, or hyrax, the
Syrian species being the one referred
to in the Bible as the coney lthe old
name of the rabbit). Certain African
hyraxes have, however, taken to tree
climbing, and the way they manage
it Is this: In each feot the sole Is
somewhat cup shaped, and by the aid
Of muscular action the center, can
be more elevated. so, that when the
edges are applied to the bark the
foot acts like a sucker.
ALL KINDS OF SHOE BUCKLES
Shoe buckles Of cut steel, of silver,
gold, gunmetal, bronze and jet are sold
for street wear. Silver and I gold
buckleS are deliberately set with rhine.
stones, Amethysts, sapphires; emeralds
and rubies, and shoes thus adorned
are worn with afternoon and evening
costumes. y, ~
:. A. pretty fad is the matching Of the
stones in the shoe buckles and back
combs and in the ornaments used on
the evening gown. .. -.
For morning wear, cut steel buckles
lead lee IN popularity, with bronze q close
second TOR brown Or tan pumps.
Buckles Il pf bronze beads are also
shown Tx NAQp< With brQ1n apd TN