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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
NOTICE
STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE

Number ct Application lfSZ
Santa Ft, New Mexico. Sept. II, lob
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of September, io0. in accordance with
Section %, Chapter 40, Irrigation Laws oil
1907. The Goodrich Lockhart Co, \ corpora
tion of Valley Ranch county Of San Miguel,
state of New Mexico, made formal applica
tion to the State Engineer Of New Mexico
fo- a permit 10 arrrorriatc the Public wat
crs Of the state OF New Mexico.
Such appropriation IS to be made from
Willow Greek a. a ronit which hears
s Il degrees IS minutes w, 2No feet dis
tart from The NE corner Of Section q, T
Is Y. IF z. T. T, y. NJ. 7 NJ. being in the
SWHNFH Of said Section y. nv means ~
water well six feet in diameter and Dos
cubic feet per second 10 be conveyed to q
storage tank l7On feet distant having a
capacity Of O,GM gallons by means of 4
2 inch iron pipe and there used for domes
tic. townsiie, and fire protection purposes
ANY person, firm, association or corpora
tion dceming that the granting ~ ~"
above application would be truly detrimcn-
tai 10 their rights in the water Of said
stream system shall filc a complete state
ment ~ their objections suhstantiatcd hy
affidavits- with the State Engineer and
serve A cory on applicant on or before thu
nth dav Of December 700. tho date set FOR
the Engineer to- take this application up ior
final consideration unless protested In case
of protested applications all parties will be
given a reasonable length ri time in which
to submit their evidence in detail or ar
range a date convenient Tor a hearing or
appoint 2 referee satisfactory to Az to takr
Testimony. APPEARANCE j. not necessary
unless advised officially by letter from the
l.. A. GILLETT. State Engineer
First Publication October %, 1910
Last Publication November 10. 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
NOTICE OF SUIT

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA FE.
Mary Aileeu Ausbaum, Plaintiff
va No. 9S6l
The heirs OF Antonio Jose Ortega. deceased,
The heirs OF Mary II. Harroun, deceased,
The executors or administrators OF Mary
II. Harrouu, deceased. the heirs OF
Adolph Weller, deceased, all unknown per
sons claiming an interest in the property
described, and the unknown heirs OF any
deceased person, who may, in his lifetime,
have claimed any interest in the property
described below. Defendants.
To the defendants above named:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the above entitled cause is pending in
the District Court for the county of Santa
Fe, State Of New Mexico; that the object
oi the action is 10 quiet the title in the
plaintiff in the following jescribvd property
IN the city OF Santa Re, county OF Santa Fe,
STATE Of New MeAlco, t.wit:
a certain lot or parcel Of land and all
improvements thereon situated, lying and
being in Precinct No. } Of the county o.
north to south on the west side seventy
three feet and two inches ca #. 2 I'M on
thu east from north 10 south seventy.one
feet and six inches III #. o I'M wide
length from east 10 west one.hundred and
hity.two (iS2) feet. Bounded on the east
by Rafael Griego; west by College Street;
north by property Of Rafael Griegoi south
by property OF Donaciano Rivera. This be.
ing and intended to be the same property
ceeded to Adolph Weller and Mrs. Louisa
" %eiler, his wife, by Rafael GREGG and
Margarita R.. lie Griego, his wife, by deed
Of the 24th cav Of April, r.. d. 1903 and r.
coded on he same day in book AL" 1T
pages No. 1913 and also deed Of Rafael
Griefo and his wife. dated on the 2ft1 lay
of Atril, 1862 and recorded on the 3r1 day
Of June, 100, IN Book "L-i' at page s. IN
tn, Book 81 f cords OF Deeds in tae .iiic.
% the p. cb.i. Clerk and FIX Office L,c";d.
~ tor S,ntl Re county. stl'c u N,w
Mexico"
You are further notified that unless you
enter your appearance in said cause on or
before the 18th day If December 1000,
Judgment will BE- rendered in said cause
against YOU by default.
The name and address If plaintiffs at
torney is: A " Edwards, Santa Re, New
Mexico
Ordered AZ Santa Re, this 10Th day Of
October 1870
ALFREDO IUCERO
(SEAL1 County Clerk and Ex-Ofiicio
Clerk Of District Court ~
Santa Fc county New Mexico
by FRED LOPEZ.
Deputy
t,rst publi she'd November :, i5N
Last Publ shed November e, 1871
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
Benefit Entertainment

One # the claSsiest entertain
meuts that has been put on for soae
time was that given last Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Fuller and Miss B~ellingham under
The auspices OF the Woman's club.
As the program was presented
each number was declared better
han the preceding one. and each
number was heartily cnchored.
Besides possessing d voice Of
unusual range and sweetness. Mrs.
Fuller's clever acting thoroughly
captivated the audience. Mr.. Full
Ter proved himself not not only m
actor OF alb lily and experience but
his splendid tenor voice and ever
ready wit made a hit at once with
the audience.
That Miss B~cllingham was spPry-
Di1tea as a pianist was shown by
,h, iact that during her rec tails She
had the undivided attention oi the
,utire audience and her cheerful re-
srouse when encored was %appreciat-
cd. The proceeds. which was ISL.
clear Of expense, went to make
another payment on the new and
pretty ierce recently erected around
the MuuntainvieW cemetery on
which there are several more pay
mcnts 20 be made.-Lordsbare Lib
cral
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
NOTICE.
STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE

NutlioT ut Application l424
Santa Fe, N. NJ, September Il. 1000
Notice Is he--hy iiNcr that on the 18th
dtv Of September 1890, in accordance with
Section %, Chapter 20, Irrigation Law OF
10. The Goodrich lockhl-t Company. a
corporation. Of Valley Ranch, County of
san Miguel. State Of New Mexico. made
formal application to the State Engineer Of
Nov Mexico for a permit to appropriate the
Public Waters Of the State of New Mexico.
Such appropriation IS to be made from
Willow Creek at a point which bears ). .
degrees / minutes W. 1915 feet distant
from NE corner Of Sec. n, T 10 N CT R ~
+. n NJ, r NJ. by means OF a cement ma
soncry wing and diversion wall and 0.6
cubic feet per second is to be conveyed to
a storage tank 1900 feet distant having a
capacity OF NGO gallons by means of 4
flumC and there used for experimental con
centratior plant and returned to stream
undimlnishsd in quantity at a point which
hears ) IS degrees w $500 feet distant
from the N. F. Corner of Section 81, twp.
\, Range Il East.
Any person. firm, association or corpora
ton dceming that the granting of the above
application would be truly detrimental 10
their rights in the water OF said stream
system shall file a complete statement oil
their objections substantiated by affidavits
with the State Engineer and serve copy
on applicant on or before the lltii lay OF
December. 1920, the date set for the Engi-
nctr 10 take this application up for finl
con sideration unless protested. In case of
protested applications all parties will be
given . reasonable length Of time in which
10 submit their evidence in detail or ar.
range a date convenient for p hearing or
appoint q referee satisfactory 90 all to take
testimony. Appearance is not necessary
unless advised officially by letter from the
[. A. GULETT. state Engineer
First Publication October %, 1910.
Last Publication November 70, 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
Pc Supper at Maple

Thr pic supper which was given AZ
Cottonwood school house last
Cottonwood school house ia=t
~fzv e%re~ing was q Great surcess
IT. 0ies alone brought S00QS A
81 80 wh,rh was offered for The o-e.-
ii7s' pi-l BROUGHT S2f1r The total
~'rn' cling $40 Miss Mamie
H~7r being the cake wiru-- Is
now noted as being the n-eftia--
9i-I n The Cottonwood district TIL
proceeds viii 20 10 IT, her.
'Hr school 4 good time was re-
oo--rd fr aI-Des Npires Sw7z-
+lt1.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
a Halloween Dance

The Wcdlock Club held a HalloW-
zen dance az the Amador Hotel last
night. Nearly all OF the members
came dressed in appropriate cos
tunes for the occas or and the hotel
was also decorated in witchcraft
style. William Dean aud Mrs. w
n. Broaddus carried of the honors
ion the best costumes. At eleven
o'clock pumpkin pie and coffee were
served. II was one OF the most in
tcrc,ting dances OF the season Las
Cruces Republic
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
Pes Supper and Dance

The girls N The IapiIan \ q
school will give an old time hos
-urnor n the Howard, Hall this,
evening The supper VIII be foi-
owed by a dance.
The oblect al the entertainment j.,
~ raise funds 10 more iull, equip
~, homo economics department.,
which s short Il facilities. aViu- =.
in, increased cnro'lmcn, this y,ar,
aui the rcceirt, 81 thi, entertain
u,,rt viii put the department In first
,,a,, shape tarti7a7. New,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The business Mems Association Of
rs Crrce. held a meeting and
dinner AZ the Campbell Hotel Tues
DIV evening for the purpose q en-
jcv ne = social evening and 70 con-
slider plans for recognizing into a
modern chamber Of commerce
Mr.. Var Dvne. secretary Of the
ri Paso Chamber Of Commerce. very
kindly came Up to address the meet
ing and steer the new ship onto q
safe course-Ias Cruces Republic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
New Society Organized

The PRESBYTERIAN ladies OF Clayton
net At the home Of Mrs Burt vii
roN and organized a missionary so
otty with fifteen members.
Thc following oil GERS acre elect
i for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Il. Z. Wheritt, president.
Mrs. p. \. Paddock, vice Pre-.
Mrs T O. Blue. recording secre-
f;rv.
Mr., Everett Staley. corresponding
secretary.
Mr., G. 6. Granville, treasurer
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

I+ia Me- Frances Dw ~ .vss
er a party SUNDAY iron : fif :
rciort ~ Nv he- mother ~. Or
rasio1 BE- re he- IN birthday ami
ve--arv The games aud refresh
r1er's wee n teerine With 'he Hal
lowr'en season. earh LITTLE rrlesf
being presented with a Tack-o-Izr-
tern favor filed with candy and
nuts. A good time was had bv
the little foIks-Taos VALLEY News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

guar inspirationai meeting at the
home of Mrs. J. o. Seth on Don
Gaspar avenue this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The Ladies Aid OF the M.
f. church wifi hold its business meet
ing and tea at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Brown on East Marcy street
at $50 this afternoon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

s r.v industry 90 fris --y Is the
4rforv for the making OF that
-ors hold cessitv-br5oms The
ame 1f the firm Is the Carlsbad
broom factory and while { is op-
Grating In n snail way A. present
tnc owner has had no difficulty IN
housewives of this city and e cinity.
Tho entire outnuf Is q produce Of
ne Pesos valley. 'he broom corn
having beer grown here The capa-
eft a -hc o. De- shUH ' im'f , 20
three dozen hroous per ia~ br' viii
probably be increased and with a
household necessity s1ch'as thi. viii
be n ADVANTAGE 20 the Owner 7s well
p .o the purchase Carlsbad Cur
rent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

At the Elks home on Lincoln
avenue a large attendance OF Elks
and their ladies assembled to hear
election returns. A delightful fea-
ture Of The evening was the dance
at which the Al Morrison's orches-
ira furnished the excellent music.
Refreshments were served during the
evning.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The knights Of Colunbu, kept
open house Al their home on Wash
ineton avenue Tuesday night and
heir hospitality was enjoyed by a
larg party who were Interested in
hearing election returns. Refresh
ments were served during The even
1-1
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
CAPITAL CITY NOTES

Among the gay and enjoyable
Halloween crcrts during the week
were the following On Friday night
- her home on Palao" avenue Miss
Marie Scna one Of the cffic ent CITY
Freshman Class The event wa, "a
,l.,' and pillow case dance. The
rooms ",-c decorated with black
cat, witche, and other appropriate
decorations. The Parish school Hal
'."e.ru larty Given under the aus
n''- 81 Ms. W. q turiey aud Mr..
Waller TrowbridVc ri the school
-" SATURDAY. afternoon proved a
'.''rs'ful affair tor the students.
'rI lrl biach vas effectively used
'o decorat, Che rooms and %grinning
pryor" 10 l.uern, occupied every
r,'''ah'e space. On S7turdav/uight
N'-- trr''vr tsr'1ua entertained
-c.csi v0ru~ friends ~ her home
rr Marcy street. Tic decorat ors
81" r." 10 Ectufng with the season and
buffet luncheon was served A. the
Country Club Friday night fourteen
Young uen and women attended the
.hcof and pillow case dance. On
saturday night ~ the same place
members OF fh. Colt club entertained
'hc members Of the Santa Fe Cub
li -1rf- ladfc. ~ q jolly she and
0lI'HH case dance.
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur + Carr Saturday evening a
O. ~nnr4rf NJ. E-aF-- nFf- -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The Woman's Union Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold its re-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Nv. Norgaai'a Nalde1 one ~
SNrirger's old timers and known TO
most of Dry citizens died SUNDAY
night m her home I'm the north end
e 'hc city She had been feeble Tor
some time She leave, i son Fer
uando Waldo and the last heard of
him was IN Chicago about two
month, ago He had served in the
army Nar~uer'r VALDEZ was IN
her .vcrtirs although her exact
age q, not known She was Of
T1os Pueblo Indian descent. bought
from those Indians when a small
grid by Antonio Valdez. living on
the old homestead west Of IN. CITY
Ni.wI where me was raised by
'h, Nai',t fsmilv For the nast
'h.- -.1,s Sire has lived IN Spring
er 1.hcr than 'hc SON. ra -cla-
five are known.
Furcrl, was held Tuesday from
.'.r'. church and fu'crm.nt
az. rtrr.. -.v..4.ts.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

T'rst publi she'd November :, iJ0
Last Publ shed November e, 1917
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
WEBSTER SHOWS
UP COAL BROKERS
WaucOma Man Says the Railroad
Commissioners Will Stop Bad
Practice Going on in the
State.
SPECTATORS WILL
BE CURBED
IL it is Not stopped Brokers Will be
Making All the Profit and Con-
sumer Paying Three Prices

Spectators who buy coal at Iowa
mines, load it on cars. and sell it at
a big profit, without ever having to
load or unload it, are due to clash
with the Iowa state railroad commits
sion. This, the statement of Charles
Webster, state railroad commissioner
who says these coal brokers are pro-
fiteering at the expense of the gen.
eral public.
Webster says no one would object
to fair profit per ton to the broker
who makes this a practice, as dur
ing the period of government control
OF coal, such brokers were allowed a
Profit of Is cents per ton. Now how
ever, with the government lid lifted
Webster says the brokers are not sat-
isfied unless they add dollars per ton
to the profit side of their ledger
These brokers go to a mine and
buy up great quantity of coal, 4"
said Webster. Then you or I, or a
dealer tries to order coal from the
mine. The mine operator says he is
booked ahead, and that John Doe is
taking all his coal, and loading it on
cars at the mines"
1--WE then approach the broker,
John Doe. and he assures us that he
has coal on hand, on wheels as he
says, and that it is so much per ton.
The mine quotation may be 81, AMI
that Of the broker Sc, the broker TAX
ing profit of several dollars a ton
without even having touched the
coal.
They are doing the same thing in
the east, was told while over in
Chicago several days ago. The state
railroad commissioners will put a
stop to this practice, or by the time
winter comes along. the brokers will
be making all the profit and the con-
sumner paying three prices for his
coal"
The Iowa state railroad commits
sion will consider placing an order
against allowing coal to be loaded by
brokers and sold and resold while be-
ing stored on railroad equipment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
Winneshiek County Births.

The following births in Winnie
shiek county have been recorded
with Clerk of Courts, S. ]. Moore
since last issue.
Aug. 28, Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Ellis
of DEBORAH, daughter.
Aug. 27, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald B
Moen of DEBORAH, a daughter.
Aug. 26, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dale,
len of Glenwood twp, a daughter
Opal Marion.
Aug. %, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert L. Per.
ry of Orleans twp, a son, Alfred
Denis.
Aug. "a, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P
Deeny of Jackson twp, a son Donald
Francis.
Aug. II, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard ]
Kruse of Washington twp, daugh,
ter, Theresa Anna.
Aug. IA, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H
Schmitt of Washington twp, a son
Arthur Conrad.
Aug. 25, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w
Karnick of Washington twp, a daugh.
ter, Francis Joseph.
Aug. "a, Mr.. and Mrs. August j
Berg of Button twp, son.
Aug. %, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman j
Brincks of Military twp, son, Clar'
ence Nicholas.
Aug. "a, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gre.
mer of Military twp, a daughter
Marie Anna.
Aug. %, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J
Uhlenhake of Military twp, daugh'
ter, Anna Pauline.
Aug. 20, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hal
sey of Hesper, a son, Raymond
Charles.
Aug. 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sand
beck of Glenwood twp, a son, Arl;
Jannete.
Aug. 27, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wea
yer of Orleans twp, a daughter, We
nela Ruth.
Aug. 20, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H
Iverson of Orleans twp, a daughter
ALA May.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
The Gasoline SupplY.

People who are hoping to buy
gasoline for less money, will not be
cheered by the recent report of the
secretary of the American Petroleum
Institute. He feels that the supply
of fuel oil is so limited, that the
horse power of heavy cars should be
cut down, and light cars so con-
structed as to get a moderate speed
from less gasoline.
Naturally gasoline is scarce. Con-
sumption for the first five months
of 1920 was rs per cent more than
last year. For many requirements
petroleum is being substituted for
coal. Gasoline consuming automobiles
and trucks are multiplying every
year.
A world drive might develop new
oil resources in the more inaccessible
localities of the earth. But develop.
ing oil resources is a feverish and
Unsatisfactory business. Vast guam
titles of money must be wasted il
disappointing prospects. The only
solution is for users of gasoline tc
consume it cautiously, until substi
tute fuel oils can be made practical
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
TAKE notice.!
Wisconsin Grazing Lands
To the Farmers of Winneshiek Coun.
ty and Others Interested in
Good Farm Lands.

The Bayfield, Investment Associa-
ton of Mason, Wisconsin, own a
large tract of cutoyer timber land
In bayfield, County, Wisconsin, which
is being sold on easy terms
prices ranging from $500 to $4,000
an acre.
Mr.. ii. t. Ramlo of DEBORAH, Iowa
has inspected these lands and states
that the district has the possibilities
of being one of the best regions for
general farming, fruit growing and
dairying that he has ever seen.
The lands are widely known for
their abundant growth of clover and
timothy which is usually cut twice
a year. The soil Is well adapted to
the growth of all kinds of grain
corn, wheat, oats rye, flax and bar
ley. while potatoes and other root
crops are exceptionally profitable.
Mr.. Ramlo will be glad TO tell any
one regarding the possibilities OF
Upper Wisconsin cutover lands. A
talk with him and trip to Bayfield,
County, Wisconsin will convince you
that the day of buying good land, al
n reasonable price, is not past.
A letter addressed to MIR. Ii. L
RAMLO, DEBORAH, Iowa, or the
bayfield, Investment Association
Mason Wisconsin, will bring further
particulars. Investigate for yourscli
and be convinced.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
Makes Difference Whose Son.

A citizen met the editor of a pa
per on the street one day. why
don't you publish the news?" he
asked with a disappearing frown.
Young J. got into brawl and beat
another boy up and yon didn't say
a word about it in the paper. Such
things should be given full publicity
in order to suppress rowdyism," he
resumed. A few weeks later his own
son was rounded up in a juvenile
scrape, and he hunted up the editor
in a hurry. Don't say anything in
the paper about that little escapade
of the boys" he pleaded; sit was
only lark, and boys will be boys
you know" 1t makes a difference
whose boy is involved.-Tama Her.
aid.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
AL WILSON NEARLY FELL.
Dare Devil Aviator Has a Thrilling
Escape at Des Moines Fair.


Al. Wilson, the dare devil. who
changed from plane to plane at the
Winneshiek fair, enarly lost his life
according to the following from the
Des Moines Register:
Al Wilson furnished the principal
thrill of the day on Wednesday when
he swung from a rope and dangled
over the heads of the crowd while
his plane circled across the race
track and over above the midway.
But just how much of thrill
they almost got they never knew.
The crowd saw the daredevil
start to climb up the rope, and stop
Jdst short of the machine. He was
still hanging perilously to the rope
when the plane disappeared from
sight, off to the southwark. 1t was
discovered later that Wilson was I'M
able to climb the slippery rope in his
exhausted condition-having just
completed his changing from plane
to plane and his stunts of hanging
by his knees and his hands from the
wing-and he was unable to regain
lis position on the wing after drop
ping out on the rope.
Pilot Goldsworthy tried in vain
to find some water in which to drop
Wilson, and finally, being unable to
find a suitable spot to drop him safe
ly, he signaled the other plane
driven by Lieutenant Hoyt, and got
him to drive under Wilson and pick
him off. Wilson said last night it
was the narrowest escape he had had
in his more than eight months of
trick flying.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08

The blooming cooks fell over
board, and is twenty miles behind"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
IAN FLY CONNECTS
WITH A CHARGED ROD

Harold Rhines of Edgewood, Ia,
We a number of people a scare and
so himself one that he will prob
oily remember for sometime. Friday
Ifternoon Harold, who is a climb Der
and a good one at that, made sever
al second story climbs. His first ex-
hibition was climb up the front of
the Clute Billiard Parlor building.
AS that climb was successful he
made another one just little more
dangerous. This time he climbed the
side of the State Bank building and
entered the Office on the second floor.
All the time he held the audience
spellbound. To complete the after
Moons performance he climbed the
bank building again and started to
fellow the building down the block
using the side for a walk. Over the
Noble Rulon Store he grasped an
iron bar that projected from the
wall. The rod was charged with ell
ectricity from a broken wire. and
right here he decided that the side
walk was better going and began to
sLimmy. A ladder was borrowed
from the fire house and placed along
side the building and he gladly came
down to the Clayton. county soil
Thus another human fly story is end.
ed and we hope the young man has
learned a lesson that he will re-
member for awhile.-Edgewo
Journal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-09-08
He Said 1t, But Too Late.

Among the passengers crossing the
Atlantic recently was a man who
suffered. One day he hurried up to
the captain. $685." suffered the
the man.
"Oh, l can't be bothered" said
the captain angrily; "go to someone
else"
The man tried to speak to every
tody on board the ship but none
could wait to hear what he had to
say. At last he came back to the cap
tain again.
Sing it. sing it," said the captain
Then suddenly. in a tragic voice,
the man commenced to sing: