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New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

Owned and published daily by New York Tribune
Inc. = New York Corporation Ogden Reid Presi
dent; G. Werner Rogers, Vice President; Helen
Rogers Reid. Secretary; H. T. Maxneid. Tcasurer
Address. Tribune Building IA Nassau Street. New
York. Telephone. Beckmsn 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19
The ROuse's Point of Vicw

Sir: Is it not surprising how des-
perately large and ominous a ot flask
OF Scotch appears as one approaches
houses Point from Montreal, and how
exasperatlngly small and piffling the
same flask looks after passing the
Pont-and the inspectors
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19
7heConning 7ower
THE HOARD

THE HOARD
The rotted pales hung wryly from the
fence;
The sagging screen doors, gnawed upon
by rust,
Broke when you touched them; grubs
had built their tents
Across the fanlight, clouded with thick
dust.
The storms Of years had marked the
dingy walls;
Wasps buzzed displeasure, and from
room to room
Rats scrambled in alarm, with squeal-
ing calls.
Our footballs woke strange echoes in
the gloom.
Old girandoles and sets of Empire
chairs,
And cupboards full Of books in musty
leather,
And mantel ornaments in ugly pairs,
And blackframed prints, bestained by
time and weather;
Hearth furniture of choicest early
brass,
A classic highboy, large pie-crust
stand,
A most uncommon triptych looking
glass,
A curious cabinet, artfully japanned:
Such we saw there, shut up to slow
decay;
And not our prayers nor tears could
aught avail
To coax one precious, envied piece
From the lean spinster who said "Not
for sale"
They are not beautiful to her. and she
Lives in the kitchen, but she still
clings fast
To these few things; to part from
them would be
To own the world had beaten her at
last.
Though old and feeble, she yet shows
the pleasure
Of proud refusal in her filmy eye;
Poor though she be, rich is she in
treasure
Solicitous strangers are too poor to
buy. c. S. B.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

The threefold developments of sim
gle day speech by Lloyd George, for
NAL statement of American policy by
the American Secretary of State, formal
recognition of the Wrangel revolution
by the French-these constitute. in
themselves, the unmistakable demon
stration of the complete divergence of
A4lled views at a moment Of unmistak-
able gravity. If a semblance Of unitv
has been preserved among the Euro
pean powers in the matter of Germany,
fiction not too difficult to penetrate,
even that fiction is impossible in the
case of Soviet Russia Nor is the stu
alton rendered simpler by the fact that
Italy, while making no open declara-
tion, is known to be at odds with all
three of her recent associates.
To analyze the three separate ac-
tions is in point of fact to discover
that the British, French and American
publics view Russia with entirely diff
ferent eyes. The British government
finds itself at the mercy Of a labor
demonstration predicated upon the as
sumption that war against Russia is d
crime against labor; that it is a device
of the capitalistic elements and the
reactionary forces, which it alleges con-
troll Britain. 1t cannot make war, if
it would, because it lacks the neces-
sary public support. Lloyd George is
iy. the position of Earl Gre in the
fatal hours of the German crisis six
years ago. He sees the truth, but his
ccuntrymen do not yet accept his
vision
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19
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Class Mail Matter
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

What records a dentist should put
on came IN for discussion. First, of
course, "The Bridge" Mr.. Mackall Of
fers Grown Him With Many Crowns"
and B. L. T. suggests "Hark From
the Gooms Doleful Sound!"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

The second most effective conversa-
ton stopper we know of is to say mo"
to the operators "Excuseitplease 2"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

Mr.. Lawton Mackall tells of cir
cular issued by a phonograph concern,
which suggests that dentists Offices be
equipped with talking machines for
the waiting patients. In this Mr.. Bert
Taylor sees a plot to ruin the Old
Magazine commerce, though the notion
that old magazines are to be found
in dentists Offices is, to our belief. an
article of the American Credo. 1t is
in dentists office that we always
read the recentest number of The
Cosmos, and the equipment of our
dentists library includes Golfers
Weekly and the American Magazine,
an occasional reading of which saves
us Tidy Sum
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19
British Stand Euasiue

The manner in which Lloyd George
seeks to evade the issue, by putting
blame upon the Poles for making an
offensive against the Russians, can de-
ccive no one. Did not the British
troops actually fight Russian Soviet
troops at Archangel and elsewhere Z?
Did not British troops invade the Cas-
plan regions? True, the British gov
elrment changed its policies when all
its attempts to overthrow the Boil
sheviki failed and British public sentl-
ment forbade further investments of
r1en and money.
Yet the fact that the British did
wage war is conceded even by the Brit
ish themselves, is charged by the Brit
ish labor leaders, and it deprives Lloyd
George of the right to turn upon Po-
land for similar offending, with far
greater warrant, since Poland was i'm
mediately exposed to Red assault. The
truth is not to be concealed in the
Georgian discourse; it is one thing and
only one-an address to the Bolsheviki
themselves, appealing to them to make
terms with Poland that Britain can ac-
cept and promising a reward
The Red Terms
And the terms Russia advertises for
settlement mean only one thing-Po-
land, dsarmed and cowed passes under
Red control, even though the semblance
OF freedom is preserved and territorial
Integrity is conceded. Once disarmed,
It's army dispersed, Poland will sue
cumb to Bolshevik propaganda within.
Poland will be lost, but meantime
British responsibility will have disap-
pcared. Only let Russia give Poland
terms which seem to be liberal this,
after all, is the burden Of the Georgian
plea. And Britain will either conpel
Poland to accept them or wash her
hands of Poland altogether.
Mr.. Colby's statement of American
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

The best emergency brake, however
is "No" to "Is it h. g. for you?"
+. P. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

Singer Once Sewing Girl.-T'ribune
headline.
Adv?
New-York tribune., 1920-08-19

Q. for Class in Journalism: What
is the renewal of the Anglo-Japanese
alliance? A.-Jap Pact.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09
fPokracovAni.)


SIav0y mnglicky bhsntk Rudy.
ard Kipling napsal tyfo VERGE
Nam fest poetivych sluhd, ii m.
,nr,e %pfemnoho; jich jmtna
Json 60 a Proc q Kdy O Jok 4 Kdc
n Kdo' Tecbze sest poetiyych
slub6 MITE ! vas naufifi, 20 mi.
tc yedttia Cor Trineroyo Lteiyt
lIofkt Vino Proof Profom je 10
ncjJepW lex pro vscchny zalude6.
nj polite. Kdyg Pred jidIem y
pred spnnim JakY PodIe Ddy0.
du M ihbyi Kdcg u vsseho n.
ncb obchDdnika Il Ibky,
Joseph Tri0r Company.
y, Ashland Ave, rbjro,
~, w., rurj M NstDtn, nemfDitei-
non jednosfejnost 4 ygfeenou js.
jsk tDh0fo Iskn, TAX ys|ch D.
ylb6rDgch T'rtDeroyfch
pDprayk6, jhko je Trinerova IN. I
HofkA, obuoyujf1 yy1er.
.aJlou enerVj 4 osvTzujtcf nefyy.
rriner6v HnjmeDt pro rsumAtjsm,
pnvsDstt boteni. kfiA std
Atytjrsstst~y ssysass -AA0pS
kJokfsdjo, objectionable 6st . H.
aie ran atd>--Adyertjsement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

Idaleko pohnutejsi momenty ncSli
jest prosiinkt wiydni ~ Y zGyidt
nj hodny livot dvou milniicich "
q milovanrch osob - n TAX konal
pan Florian ! nyni svf pnvinnosii
jake kdy jindy So yaornou SPRAY
nosti
v Pra2c. 10 Jest v kruhu sv5cl
koIcgh Y nddrazi Prnlsktm. M ec.
lou M dobu nebyl AMI jednon IN
kt pfiiele q dobrodince sveho Sto
klasu ncviddI n vhbec o mem ne
mel AdnFch dnlczitdjsich zpray.
Popidvnl se Size po mem, jak mi.
val We zvyku. toho neb onoho nj.
zenre Wax doproydzcjiciho, kdy$
ylak We stanici zastayil, nlc nj
hodou nenohl mu nikd0 dat zad.
nt jinf zprayy, leda H. pana Sto.
lklasn vcera ncbo pfedeyeirem Vi
del v nadrazi, ~ Jest patrnG zdrau
0 zNrovci take spokoien. coz spo
%kojcntlnu pnnn Ilanibnloyi 1pln6
lstnciI0
Idvidtni hodnF icni0 Kid du.
sc pane lIanibalovy byl konecns
piece jcn yzrusen, a to pfijemni.
III. nczli 80 byl pan Hannibal sam
kdy naddl.
Osmtho dne po yypraycni ono.
no Nldstniho yIaku. II slice kr6tco
Ipo odjczdu ranniho Prazskebo via
ku postoyniho byla panu IIaniba.
|loyl sedieimu pr6vc We SVEN bn.
|rcau u tclegrafniho aporatu, do.
|rucenm mald skatulka a znr0ven
70 velkt, IN pohled 1fad.
mi obdIce, eoz ODE bylo doslo pro.
VI pfibyl@n ranni postou
Pan Hannibal, ktcry byl krone
cd svdho syna jiz 20 JskoIik 70.
.kd cd nikoho Mdneho listu. ne.
.fku.li nfjakt zdsyIky obdrzcl, pc.
znal sice mn prvni pohlcd, H. list
ncni dfadni. totiz od sprayy m.
lcznitni, n proto zytdavost jcbo
TAX nedrdzdil, jako MALI skatnI.
ka.
Chyili j ma vsecbny strany o.
braceI, prohlizd a zkoumal adres.
81 Potion wal list n prolIizei a
zkoumaI J ten ale opft jcj odlo.
I'll a prohIizcI zasc z~apeectsnon
skaiulkn, nacez j koncfne porsa.
IL. opatrpt fozmcctil d roynez
TAX rozbaloyal
fPOkraE0yAnf)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09


Pan Slohlasa. taktfl 81 usmisa.
.ic, nahnul 80 \ lokomiivy u diva.
.ic sc nazpii, nekolikrdie pfilelI
.rukou pokynul ma rozloutcnmn O
.dival 81 nan. NJ ylak zahnul 4
v mirny zahyb.
Take pan lIanibal loucil Sc mi
.aky 81 yzornJm syym pfiiclem.
kyyajc IN MIN rukou a poposcl
pax dale. by odjizdfiici Wax po.
kud mono ncjdtle yidel.
| postal zde asi ctyfi minniy !
yfrnzem svrchoyant spokojenostl
Y tyafi. divajc Sc upfen6 IA via.
KEN, NJ tento zahnuy IN yzddle-
nou liz yrsinu, zmizeI, nacez vrh
NV Ne do svtho bureau, chyili tam
pfechhzel. baye se v myslenkhch
tim, go So bylo prav6 sbehlo,
Cd fidkt, v celkn vsak piece
jcn ysedni a v manipnlafni sluzba
mIcznitni ncjysedn6i Si uddlosii. o
ktcrt isme byIi prdve yyprayo.
vail, npIynuIo osm dni
Pan Stoklasa, jcnz byl, iak Vi.
me, faktorcm ncjhlavntisim, pr.
pomcnnl 81 j IN tn dobu Size NJ
k~olikr6te, ale yady jen TAX jake
81 iotiz pfipomina syfdomity dfad-
MIX ntkterf vSznacneiSi, ale piece
jcn ysednf g}km sy@ poyInno.
ST.
Pan Hannibal pfipominal 81 j
ysak pc cely yccer q V noel Sc mn
0 nj doccIa ddlo nicntnt naslc-
rama byla liz V pamtti
jeho TAX vybIcdIa, zc ncmtla prom
zyldstni Miimavosii, u neni
pocbybnosii, H. by m nj
Y brzkn 1pInt zapomntl.
konaltf obyyklou sluzbu svol
obyykl9m ~zp6sobem. Ncbyl Size,
jak vine. ma syt male stanici, kdc
ncbyIa skpro zadna ncbo jen ne.
patrnh f%rekycnce, praci pfilis pre-.
tizcn ale dopraya nakladn . biz
kf ~tovarny q nedalekfho cukroya-
ri, jakoz ! ncmtne nezli scdmkrat
ye ctyfiadyaceii bodinach profit.
osobni ylaky n royndz To-
Ijkrat, ntkdy ! yicekrht v ttze do
projizdrj ici vIaky nakladni n
RHINE jinf prace, jakymi jest
.fednosta kazdf, byf sebc mcnsi
"objazoyap'. zaujimaly
'koro ysecben jekb fas, take NJ.
mel brube AMI pokdy na ncco j
pfbo mysIitj. leda n v myslin.
kheb MbtudU v dDbu nejbI6ze
ma ktcrou byl ustanovnn
syarDfho jeho synka Vac
ava = krhsnou, duebapIDou a pre-.
% "jako apdf1'' dobrvu, ticbon
! 'ye yscm ysudy yzornon' dee.
'on vzornEbo pfftelr stokIasy
Bayiti W ifmito mysIenkami Il
Djch %plynmcimi d6slcdnostmi
pro spokojenfbo paDa F1o
I'd nNjakb DOLBY sDastf pfimp
bod1Du DoycdIf ~ u
u, atkoIiy byI jN asi dcsei 70
81 ydoyeem, vii " sniyou hou
pynaf6sff mIadika, jeboz srdei|
~ faj0pJDg MpbyIy Iasky popr
q oteyfet rdzovonl pcrspektiypI
10 Iyof 0efuseDgcb rozkoM u sin
u take. kdyby nebyyal tst
routinfrem W sInzbk ze
.ezDjTn(, byI by McaAtk TAX mno
Y dbIezjff, ba Dejd6IczifkjM d
'omepBl, 70 miya mnohdy q NJ
zeeIa prosth, ale zaroye6 zdr
propusfTm m sInzby
)idem panf HsujbaI1yy Ietoyy
.pfsdeyEfm mt rontiny tteyt IN.
vo6k0 hTfrfm WITHIN
bov W. p~hsobDsfj, Deysdj yhok
2 sytdomjffm kDndnf poyjD0osti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

va ia - NNfNfN klttNfff y hkHN
i rhsial stat. iakoh, hyl ua rosra.
rlch, mall witt ma pcrfon d
N,aens hnsly uviluli ueho v,tkait
81 .nad nekdo yride DO bureau
Tok seirval beg pohnuli as 20
vi neho ttyry minuly Potion walk
pfccr poposcl nekolik krold kl
msklcuA In ma pcrronu vrdoueim
dvefim ~ lee y tenn okamiiku
dvtfe otcvfcny a vsioupil lokai.
"Jcho Ntsosi pfeie II zvlastni
Walk do prahy oval 81 lokai.
Drive nelli pan Hannibal ndpo.
yedel, vstoupil prime sam
Pan Hannibal dcyotnt sc uklini
i scplavt hldSck ieho 2dyofilc Sc.
veil:
"Raeiz miti Vase vfsost ien ne.
kolik MINT strpeni ~ zvldstni
Walk hhdc zde okamiite."
"Okam5itt4" usmal Sc prine
nedivefive, ale pronesl sloyo TO
TAX septmo. Se ie klanici So pan
Hannibal ami nezaslechl.
Zatim byli do bureau vstoupili
! druzi diva princoyi prnvodeii pc.
boenik d druhS Iokai - a pan IIa-
nibal nevtda patrne. GO by dale
pronesl, uebo cht6ie mirnt svG
rozpaky ukryti mouynul k iele.
grafickemu aparotu a ial So ma
klapce n okolo nj cosi ohlcddya.
ii, COZ $ mfsta, kde prime prdy6
stdl. podobalo 50 hraytmu vyko.
nn telegrafoyani,
"Boufe mas prekyapila IA hon
be-" pfipomenul asi pc dyou mi.
hutdch prime. jcnz byl poeindni
pane lIanibalovo mltky sledoval
"rad bych byl 60 mozno bro v
Prazc'
"Okamzit6, yfs.sti,' Oval Sc
pan Hannibal skoro septem ypad
nuy %princoyi nehrub1 galantn6 do.
feci, nacez prime dolbzil
"Ostatni, ktefi e. byIi skryli VI
IeSe. odjedou do prahy vccernim
ylakcm osobnim.
V tom ysimnul 81 pan Hannibal,
ac prime, iemna byl lokaj promo.
ky pldsf iiz drive snail n pres me-.
blizsi stolici pfchodil. rozhliM So.
jakoby neco hlcdal. Soucasne po
hledl mn princoyy rlee a shledal,
ze by trochn tistt vody k umyti
neskodilo.
"Racte, vysosti, dovoliti," o..
zvaI Sc devotne. "okamzite opa.
Trim umJvadlo .."
Po tfeti jiz opakovane slovo 20.
kamzite'' vyloudilo ma tvafi prin-
cove mirng 1sm6v. Ale pan Ham.
bal 81 toho ncvsimnuk: ~ncvyckay
ma svd slova ami odpovedi vyrazil
y bureau.
fOkamzite Sc Size nevratil ale
Pill drnht minuty a delslbo "a.
su k opatfeni umfyadla $ cistou
vodou a rucniku nepotfeboval -
podobalo Sc skoro okamziku.
Postaviy umgvadlo ma stolici, ma
ktere byl Y das boufe sed6l, pre-.
hodil rucnik pres Ienoch q uctivf
nikolik krokh couynul.
Prime pc kratkem valiant poyy.
hrnul 81 rnkayy loyecktho kabatu
q jal 81 pomalu ruee myti
60 nasledoyalo, mozno poyfdtti
nekoIika sIovy.
Myje 81 ruce vypfdval sc prime
pana HanibaIa IA 10 u ono - ia
krajinu, lid atd
Oh EMS install v myti n zadiyal
Sc odpoyidajicimu pfcdnostovi do
oef VztahDuy pax ruce po rue
niku potal ii je peeliye ntirati, coz
tryaIo take asi dvi miDuty. A pra.
W okomziku, kdyz NJ byI rucc II,
ffcl
Litujeme, n mnsimc yyprayo-
vhn1 syt m okamzik pferuziti Ne.
boz soutasnf 4 tim, 70 jsmc by1i
yyprayovati Cd okamziku,
kdy pan Hannibal poznay IA pcrro.
M prince, ''zayolaI" telegraficky
q Mdal IN yyprayeni
zvIdEtniho ylakn, daIo W v Praz
nadraN cosi, 70 jest 4 w
prayovanim nasim V TAX 1zkf son
yjslosfi, n nemdzeme foho pomi |,
mouth m1repim. sniz snad yypra
pozdeji
v prazsktm nadraM byIi krsf
se pred tim, Dczlj pan Hannibal
Wi feIeerafiekf apayAt vyfabpn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

lu,i NFfdn
We - nssslsie,sle Vice sssV
lhsfh ssi mlNnln
sailm WI slollssa take unl
usloelmN pusAlal ham a "a ia
IN nNelcm - miric
iNhumuli,a ani stalls nhtArc.
na. pA,s. JAZZ lolil h,lp
nahelu pusanwala alc "tol
nasi ~ b,la nspun plm spA'einI
.liiniu y, h,rin
signal \ oditfdu h,l IA dan
nadfaini sluha sisnal.u upolof
hen stall u g,onre
KAg,vhte 40 iittil' honknuI
Sloklasa TAN hlasiie. ~ ~ 10 Ia
lsko rbslchlo
Hven ta,snal, %lokomoiiya lala
ub,tkly vistmsus signal oiiesdu
Ia rravs asi i u%kamslku. kdy
pan Hannibal Y ska sianici 20.
sud iesie sial W SVEN bureau. jsa
ma rospacich, mall yyiiii ma per.
ron tili ME @ syicl vl6stni ylak
IL prassktho n6dfaA
Locomotive iela sicr, iak VI
lpfipomcmuto, "po sp6iku''. n by
10 ifeba yatsi o%paifnosii. ME pies
Ito isour " pfiiomnosii pfrdnosiy
lstnhice fizcnu grntnpm u zkusr
nym stroiycdoueim. iela IN ne
Idlonho SO zyysenou fychlosti.
v2ddlcuosi dewitt kilomctri ~
|stanice Pafisks do STANCE X.skt
proiiidal obyaeinS osobni WAX i
jcdnou zasidvkou v stanici bey
prosifednf pfedehdzeiici v osm
naeii minut6ch, Sc zvFscnou ~.
lchlosti iedouci gyldstni WAX, iens
%nesiaviv Ne v priyd pfipomenuio
Istanici. timz ri NJ etyri minuly
|casu yyziskal, mohl yzdalenost NJ
proieii We dyandcii ncb ! jedcnd
leti minutach.
lee o tom byli ismc 81 ji2 di
We aspon edstetni zninili. a proto
yfafme ~ do bureau pnna floria
na lIaDibala Y stanici X.skd, kite.
ron jsmc byli Y duchu opnstili
prdye v pkamziku, kdyz sobe
prime ruce ntfcl =
Nyni jcn doddydme, ze V tenn
okomziku, kdy TAX ucinil, v bez
prostfednim blizm nadrazi loko
moiiya p%ronikayf Mpiskla.
go iog' optal sc prime.
Vsak drive neil mohl pan Tia
|nibal o~dpovtdtti, vjel piijizdtji
ri ylak do nGdraai, u zastayil les
ne II bureau.
"Zylasini vlak jest zdc. vSso
Still znscptal pan Hannibal. vlast
MIN ocim sltoro aii ncvffe.
All tote bdjefna rychlosi r.
& uspokojenim prime q
beg odkIadu yysel y blrreau mn
'perr0n.
Ostafni n~6sledoyali princoyl
pfiklndn. Pan Hannibal pax oko
mite emil pfiprayy X bczodklad
ntmu odjezdu.
Vratiy ~ kyapnt X TELEGRAPH
dal telegraficky signal nazptf d..
Prohy, H. vlak odjcde, n pospisil
Ease ma perron
Iatim byla locomotive zasta
.vigsillo ~ vlaku. kterd do stanico
jak vine - pfijeIa ''po zpht,
ku'. odepnuta, popojela k va
hybee, pfejela na druhon koIej n
popojedsi smarem ku Praze, pre-
jelo ma kolej phvodnj, n pfirazivsl
k ylaku, byla pfipnuta k yozu
pryni tfidy, phvodnt poslednim
TAX IT. mobIa nazpit ku Praze Jet
obyykIym zphsobcm, Okla \
mzikn, kdyz So pan Hannibal znsc1
na perron yratil, sthI jill ylak VI
odjezdu pfipraveD.
Spatfiv pffteIe Stoklasu $50 jenS|
zatim y %6komofiyy seskotiI ri
dyifka yagonr prvnf tfidyl
n jcdny dyifko yagom druhe
tfidy ofeyfel. pan Hannibal vie
pochopil, q tvhf jebo pfeItt1 81
smfv svrchovanf spokojenosti.
Bez odkladu upozornij prince,
n jest Wax k odjczdu pfiprayeD
Prime ! prhvodN jeho poposJi
< ylokn, pan Hannibal jicb Dasle
Tote rycbJost pfim6 zhzrac
M y pfipomepnb prime. ysfnpnje
! pob6tnikem svgm do kupf ya
u... n.< 4KfI.. 4
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27

ARENA VALLEY

P. w. Case of Meridian was in the
valley Thursday and Friday looking
after business affairs and visiting his
friends. Mr.. Milligan, who expected
to move to the Case place has rented
a place east of Roswell so will not
come to Arena.
Mrs, David Imlah and baby Veta
were business visitors in Boise Fri
day.
The literary Friday night was well
attended and a splendid short pro-
gram given. John Johnson gave toe
poems concerning his navy life which
he has written.
Miss Parke read a splendid paper or
The Duty the Parents Owe, Indiv.
idually to the school"
Next Friday night debate will b.
given and fine program is assured
Everyone come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright were Wis
itors in Wilder the last of the week
Victor Gibson has received wore
from Mrs. Gibson, who went to Gran,
Ore. last week on account of the i'll
ness of sister that her sister wa
slightly improved but that Mrs. Glib
son had not been able to see her a
yet. Her sister has pneumonia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Durnil and FAM
lily were Sunday guests at the A. w.
Andrews home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Burau were
Sunday visitors at the A, o. Deaton
home.
George MeNicol who is staying at
the M. l.. Kurtz home has been very
sick the past week. He is some bet
ter now.
Mrs. Deaton and Mrs. Hertig were
visitors at the Boerhinger home near
Parma Monday.
Nearly all the men folks OF this
community attended the annual ditch
meeting in Parma Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Small, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Judd and Maurice and
Walter Reynolds took dinner at the
home of M. NJ. Small in Parma Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dunn and chill
dren and Mrs. w. ]. Evans were Cald-
we'll visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Galley was Boise Wis
itor Monday
Several of the school children have
been i'll the past week. Some have
chicken pox, others humps and some
bad colds.
L. E. Small. F. c. Hertig. Club
Johnson, E. Ashchraft and Fred
Spaeth attended Wade Robinsons sale
in Apple Valley Thursday.
Earl and Lester Burau were Parma
visitors Thursday.
There was a car load OF coal un-
loaded at Ten Davis Thursday after.
noon and Friday forenoon.
Marvin Mclaughlin is quite sick.
The Alturis literary society gave q
program at the school house Friday
afternoon. As number of the chill.
dren who had parts were not there thS
program was short.
Miss Cora Orr went to her home in
Caldwell Friday evening to spend the
week end.
Miss Ruth Miller spent the week
end In Nampa.
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Such a radical change in the wealth
or that has come, but bright prospects
of something better.
The little baby girl of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Jackson that died on Jan
nary S, was buried in Caldwell the
following Tuesday afternoon.
We are sorry to report the sickness
and death OF Mrs. Koshnick the wife
of our storckeeper. Week before last
she had the misfortune to fan over
box in the store and must have been
injured internally. She was taken to
the hospital at Caldwell where it turn
ed into case Of pneumonia from
which she died Friday night. Her
mother and sister were sent for from
Minnesota but did not arrive while
she was alive. She had not seen her
mother for fourteen years. The fun
cral was held from the Baptist church
at Caldwell on Monday. We have
been informed that the mother and
sister will stay with Mr.. Koshnick
for some time.
Rev. l.. E. Hall of the Nazarene
church wishes to announce that the
Revival meeting in his church will be-
gin on Sunday evening February l,
1920. Rev. H. B. Lewis from Arkan-
sas is to be the evangelist. A gen
eral invitation is extended to every
body through the following script
ures. Invitation: Come for all things
are now ready" Luke IA; 1924. Elk
hortation, Except we be converted
ye can not enter the kingdom of heav-
en-" Math. 10; 3. Consolation: Come
now and let us reason together lsa
l; 1920. The evangelist is the same
one that had such splendid success
at. Houston.
Mrs. Frank Norton was reported as
quite sick from the effects of cold
last Sunday and Monday.
We are glad to state that Maurine
Louder 10 able to be home again the
she is yet quite weak.
Grandma Andrews was suffere,
from cold on her lungs last Sunda,
and Monday.
Clarence Garrity did just one stroke
too much last Sunday when he wa
wrestling with the boys last Sunday
He had to 60 to the doctor on Mon
day.
Frank Maxwell made quick triI
to Caldwell last Sunday. We do no
know why.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Wilson wer
! called home from their visit at Twi
Falls due to the death of their grand
child Jaunitta Jackson.