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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30

midst Of contending forces, IL possible
between them. 1t must bring to bear
every ounce of influence which it pos
sesses to bring these contending
groups together. and to induce them
to work out permanent and effective
means of cooperation"
He pointed out that there was need
to devise method by which employ
ers and workers can get together and
keep together. so as to put heart and
power into production and give just
returns to both groups. IF no form
OF labor organization is permitted and
II not only strikes but labor organi-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30
John w. Davis. American am
bassador to Great Britain, is in
the United States on Z sixty
There he is, throw him in the river
duck him, duck him" !
Begins, But Not Ends.
,saas = g - 81 -

mere ue Is, tuIOW hin III tHS IlFSl,
duck him, duck him"
Begins, But Not Ends.
With his head out of the window,
he began a speech: q J.. ..
90, immodest violets," he apostro-
phized the bathers, Il am going to
drive all of you forever out ofsEWash,
ington's Crossing If you have any
thing to say to me, say it on Tuesday,
when"
At this point tomato struck the
parson squarely in the middle tof his
pallid forehead. This was followed by
fusillade of sticks and stones. Rev
Kopfmann sank back on the cushion.
Young women pushed through to
the machine and, reaching through
the window. smacked the face of the
poor preacher
Two husky young men opened the
doors and reached for the parson.
Don't" he gasped thickly. IF can't
swim. I'll drown"
At this juncture Sheriff Arthur
Hughes appeared
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30
BRITAIN SOLD ITS AMMUNITION;
BUYER "BREAkS SHELLS DOWN.
(Gontinonto oil Editinn of thu I .0ndnn
Mail

MaiO
An ex-soldier has just paid million
pounds (normally 10 million dollars)
for all the remaining ammunition of
the British army in France. His name
is Francis Norman Pickett.
The contract has just been signeo
with the disposals board, and now we
possess about so million rounds of am
munition," he asid. by we mean
the people who are in the deal with
me. With money as tight as it is Just
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30

cation itself is fought to finish. there
appears no way out of our troubles
but rather a deepening Of them. we
shall have an autocratic management
of industry on the one side and eitner
a kind of serfdom on the other or d
militant, bitter, and class-conscious OF
ganization of labor growing year,
more revolutionary. That is just the
danger of the present hour"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30

Every travelling salesman dreams Oh
a time when he will be wealtny
enough to own a hotel that win De
built right
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

A wensAA is always pretty in
 eyes of the man who is in love
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
AMERICAN. RED CROSS IN
 GERMANY TO HAVE AIRPLANEs

< e6blenk, Sept S0.-{By The A. P) The American forces in Germany will hays kn- aviation unit in operation with fn the fext few weeks. it was learned here. today The newest type of United States army sirplanes which have been Getel6bed feeeRtiy in America have Deen shipped to Germany and a group q Rviatdte already has arrived The unit will become an active part of the Nhife forces as soon as final arrange merits Have been completed
 The American forces in Germany
 h444 BeeA without an aviation arm
 sinee last spring when the forces were reduced to 15,800 or 16,000 men. Bri- saaier4Generai H. T. Allen. commander in-chief of the American Army of Oc- c1pA ton, has repeatedly urged that the Khlhe Aftiy should have it's own avia-
 ti6A sefvice and the decision of the war det4rtnaeft to include a complete unit is Shs result Of General Aliens repre-. D&LtHkt4ffS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

ias tS vss. + es5f eslan4 asgxsssh4t Sn skill and seinewk&k-en luck gSE<GahAt. >rs our foresight in mcvtAg tAe u1e4. xAd. somewhat On chance if ta4 fkH ef the dice. The result is q tang ef &1ei&sulant which gives zest to the AAs9Ss2 0kAe which the cfess ez1eFt, bsee4iS eAe1l-' mating an inexrAFt Ees1sesr, een 1e$eF feel.
 Sc wita farnirs. Tae vssy fAsf sess it is largely guess. wefk iasTt e HsAuy ef us, an incentiBs ttw1fss rf4SJ4E the game We match car es1sees kre3l5< tAe uncertainties of sois era Et11n& GA& 4<ea. and know, when we wjds the thytF wkic;z comes with victory. EbBsetz1Iy wffh &ie- tory after a lsus stx4kSls Of vez51hs chances and changing psSkSests
 It's quite . triek ts be&t t1Es uzszz. sAx flesh and the devil sW4tsA b ax9st tAe cemetnatien tAs fsE5ns$ is &1NaSB ut against When he ezAs1ee xisAt 2n4 seds all thres laid &uay in hsttltAi fer Ez. cuperAticn, he feels s6s4eEhAt es aeikl ssn did when he tooks meat from th1 eater and sweetAcss frssn the strong. Thank you, friehds, for y4ur gnesses Hse'll have to keep 6n sttez6tng fdr some time longer. feHk
 TfzE rARMnR.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

neck piece and to the best ran a pair of K. of c. cuff links. The brice's gift to the groom was a gold knife and to the l5rsas.rraid she gave a p7a-'- brooch. A reccp, .on was held a tthe nome f uss br,de salnedia5ely after the caur,h ce-- a~i1uy. after which AIr. ani AirA. Siifel'k
 left for trip to Fort Et'la1 A,ieir | 1'he bride wore a travelling siiii of Garl blue. She received man. usefu. aI,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
zARIrsKY AND WOLFF ooNrE,1Pf
 PRocEEnr-rc.s .,-s..-zsrr

St. Louis, Sept S0-Disiaissal Of con tempt. proceedings against Max zaritslsg 'nd Caroline Wolff of New York. inter national president and organizer, rsepec- lively of the. United Cloth Fiat and Cao Makers union was announced in federal court here today.
 The two union officials were charged win having vioiaed a court order re- ritraining the order from picketiag ss,s1 local hat nanufacturies durine. a recent strike. The charges were dropped. t was explained after the union has raid the hat companies. S,250 for damage d. legged to have been caused by the strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
ShI6 fA6fEsfs SECTIONAL Pns0NTrY ORDERS FOR COAT,

eoiusnbus O.. Sept s0-The Ohio bubIc utilities commission oday wired the iNtstestate commerce commission at Ta&hinsteh asking immediate revision of the Gal Prerity orders under which New EhkiAnd and the northeast are re- estvth9 coal which normally supplies oAio etnSsiners.
 NxtteEns suffering will. prevail in 0hso h6zies unless the orders are mo6i- fed tA tefnnit present shipments to meet esfrsAt dehnestc needs unil ghe close of the rasteztien season." the telegram as- eeftea. Prompt action is vitally neces- kGfy. it eActAfed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
STAFEOPDNnIF

Miss Anna Coccile Pagan. daushter Of Mrs. James Pagan, was united in mar riage with Luke Daniel Shields. by Rev. F. J. ONeiu at St. Edwards church. .at 5 o'clock Monday morning. September 27. The bride was gowned in white crepe de chine. wore veil and wreath of
 orange blossoms. and carried a. oshwer bouquet of bride roses. The bridesmaid. Miss c. Elizabeth Pagan, sister of the bride wore pink goegette with hat to match and rcaried pink roses. The best man was Robert T. Welch Of 1Ionson. The groom's gift to the bride was a fur
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
cox FLATS sea vsSnx or
 raAMKn SERVICE II,

FOGMH8 b8EF1&E HIN
 New York. Sept. ss~-9sa ssassns 1lAy former service nssn sAeaEa saHsert the demoerAtic national ticket, prspasels tys Governor Cez were n.1ae pssiic hsss tonight hy the dern6eFatic nstssnaT ess-. mifteA e The ten arxunents were irsesussd by, the demeeT@sie pyssddvnsial esaAiAaksI h. the fsileBne 1s<tsS ts tAe AsssuAe r<ss weekly of Des Mejaes;s Ie1a:
 There are a6 ten rtasens--aor i1daed any ether number cf raassAs---wi1y 1. former asrviesi man. sEsulG bes eszher < hide-bsund republican ,or deMsoerakSe partisan. zraet rsffesA from uttsr- ing my sentiments sa this point, befe4e proceeding.
 .UncsApromisiug pAftpsasAsp wsula public sertisa&at wsaiEsf h&s ysad4 Asnaf. iea It wcnid make nssa slaves se sless
 who 1ormuIaks the rasty puikey and would forever s4a9Aatss the intsilsetisAi development of cur peehies
 T believe in political parties and ] have affiliated uiysif vita fhs desaretsei- c party bseAuss have sassed Nzkh ika tenets as to gsseFaMeAt. eaalf, ,shsre- fore, with your raraeH. give gsn fAs ten rcaSsss why aM Ax-Eefvice u3zn
 should suppsrt the dsshoesatic eaadi- dates: < Because they hses c6assaatiy tailed the broaaest priAesssess of pee9essfvs development. esnferHsiak te the spirit ei l judgement. | ssss-
 "Becaase it's esadldstes have. nevs:
 said, and never hsiss$sA thAt seNs.AseA1 recently uttered by SeHz&ex Har1ins when he said. rec naueA is heard sf iH' l dependence in pofitie4' aiaas..'. < Because in this year the aenaeefasic 1 party represents the. hefor e the ceua, l try, because t btiiexss ia keepiAE f2fxi l with tie living aAA faith vith the 6e&x faith with eur allies AAe fifth wsth ssl 1 Ssee. as. .f "Because the deiaczzsse party. stand, fer ieAEse sf astisHA fAe sxlsslAg seA Ene, to eAd war, to cs112as6 tigseesseeI 1 by adjustment ef wzeA2s tkreaSA tn proeosses of wofiA spseiAA. i Because it woeiG have AEzestca &s l sume it's rssAtfui saAee, At the hseA q l the nztieas sf the WAssa. uAafS1sG t, take it's place a1 leAdeR. B Because only tkrsdxA tie le4gse ei nafseAe can order bs eksHeAt C thi | world and beeauss the fai5urs ef thl I league will cause Us to rovsrt to inter I national anarchy huge competitive sssss l znasnts, which ate tie Inevitable bRee4 CTS ef WAT. t2 sss
 "Benanse .sse democratic eaasiaate
 desefse to appeal ts racial Bieukxy.
 I ..BecAase the FspuhIieAn pagxy leader, l have uHslusAiszsy zppeAled eb sse dts l loyalisss ef the United Stktes and ~ l unashanaed ts hs4a their pewer iz thl I United States by reason ef | $ete of 1 l man fsund guilty sf saoixffag ths izs 1 ia ebtAiHing his seat iu that bsdy. EsH4 1 tor Truman H. NeWbeezy, Of Mschik4a I 'sSeeAusz the 2esssefztie a6n1inistxxksef 1 wrote ints the isNs Of the country th' I federal reserve act. tke, 4Hszn.ieAa e | and Other pieces of isgieiatsnn that tA l aeIed t to nsustsr ths rsssusees Of fh 1 coantry at ! esitieAl tiras % that q Il AnerieaAA. regardless sf pA<sy. saien wtn the sseAtesk ef aH vars fsf huz<aa ,i fly and for h.gn pf5aktplAs.
 ! Because, notwithstanding that nzAa,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

eaAdits6nl are not ideal America is at skB hotis tho safest place in which to live tkeE most desirable and the best
 n5ff eYery Standpoint. and because it will come through progressive evolution tS IA stiil higher plane of development Fdtskite the Attempts of reactionaries like Senator Harding to step it.'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
WILLIAM II. cox. SOCIALIST.
 CANDIDATE FOR prrsrnr

Springfield, Ill., Sept. 3o-Anoher aIr % xenered the race for president of, inc United States, with the fling here this afternoon of complete state tickot of he socialist labor party. Their s;and- ard bearer is William T. Cc- of St '1ouis' Mo, and his running mate for rice president, August GElhaus of New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
s1oo,oOO WORTH OF LIQUOR
 TAEEN- rnnrr --.-. -.

Perth Ambor, N J.. Sept 20.-ffarry F. Sands, federal prohibition supervi- sor. announced tonight that seizure of more than s1O000O worth of Hquor from a warehouse here last nieht was the forerunner of similar raids on ware houses suspected of releasing for uic- gal sale liquor stored for medicinal or sacramentaI purposes
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

stamSord-Thsre will be a hearing oc- tober at His a. m- regarding the pet- tion of patrons of the Stamford Gas q Electric Company. alleging that the rsts adopted for gas consurled and Shargabls on bids to be rendered. September 90 4 unreasonable.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
Dxs4nexkR PAUL JONES ' .g-F LAUNCHED AT CHAMPS

phn4zelthia, Sept 3o.-The des.rny- CT B44i 5snes. the last of the forty-six vesstle of that type ordered by tae s6sefnAsett in it's war program was iAta&he1 today at Cramps' shipyard
 Mlsss Ezhel BAgfey siste ,-:E-law of Setrt3Afy of the Navy DanIels, was Inc sbtnSof,ss ineIaded in the christening pAfzy wAs Hrs. Josephus Daniels The Paul ybhts is 31f feet inches lop. and viii have.a speed of 35 Gnots
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

beauGFul gifts. Guests were preser: from Boston. Providence ai5 Hlrievf4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10

ON mango Ting, men han vii ogsaa bespge den store
Cheop-Pyramide sammen med DEM"
Efter at vare gaaet ind Paltdset og efter at
have e~yergivet mig til den smukke Pr@sts Ware.
'tegt, tog Prinsen Asked med mig. Jeg kunde nu
have god Lyst til n9jagtig at beskrive dig den
herlige Bolig, hvori jeg befinder mig, men fSrst
vii jeg dog sige lidt om Guden Apis, der indtager
en- saa fremragende Plads i den egyptske Re
.ligion. De hellige Boyer begrenser Tyrenes Liv til
fem og tyve Aar. Hvis den like DOR en- naturlig
D9d linden den It'd, drives den til en- stor So i
.Templet, hvor den druknes med mango Ceremonier,
hvis n@rmere Beskrivelse indeholdes i to ogfyre-
tyve Papysrusb9ger, som opbevares i Diet eldste
Temples hellige Arkiv.
Saa smart Guden udaander, gaar visse Prester,
som forud er valgt hertl, omkring for at sSge en-
anden Tyr; thu de tror, at Osiris Sj@l paany er
overgaaet til ct saadant Dyr. Denne Antagelse at,
at Osiris saaledes o~verf6rer sig selv fra ct Dyr til
ct andet er kun ct Udtryk for den almindelige
Folkemening her i Hgypten, at Menneskenes Ss@l
.~foretager Vandringer fra Diet enc Legeme til Diet
andet og dette b~estyrkes we'd ct Billede, som jeg
.har set ~Osiristempel, hvor Guden forestilles sid
.dende sin Dommerhal og i Ferd med at sende en-
.Sjel, hvis onde Hamburger vejer mere end dens
code, tilbage til Jorden, og dpmme den til at fare
i ct Swim og saaledes paany begynde fra Diet laveste
Dyr for derefter at have sig we'd successive Van
dringer gennem andre Dyr h9jere og h6jere, indtil
den har lert at skate Ogden, kan faa Adgang til
Gudernes Boliger og blive ~udpdelig.
Prinsen forsikrer mig, at denne Tro paa Sjs-
levandring er nasten almindelig i 0vre-Egypten,
og at Erbgdighed for Dyr hovedsagelig skyldes
den. En- taaget Tanke ON G~uddommens vedvarende
K9dbliven like i Menneske- men Dyreform, sy-
mes at vare Grundlaget for al religips Trio Egyp-
ten. Denne Ide er NGglen til Mysterierne saavel
som til Diet meget modsigende og ~taabelige i deres
udvortes Gudsdyrkelse.
FortsatteS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10

paa Drowning Amenses Befaling saalenge Diet
like cor noget Angreb mod yor elskede Frihed ell
Ter fordrer anden Tribut af os end Diet Juyelhals-
smykke, som Diet var nit behagelige Hvery at over
rekke Dronningen fra dig.
Da vi omsider havde gennemyandret dette yid-
underlige Verdensmarked, kom vi ind en- bred
Gade, som til hsjre lob henimod Diet like ret langt
bortliggende Jizech, og til venstre forte til Mem
phis. Gaden, der var kantet med smaa Templer,
indviede til Maanedernes tolv Guder, endte med en-
Obelisk, hundrede Fod hgj, der var oprettet af
Amunophis den forste, til Ere for hans syriske
Drowning Ephtha. / kulerte Hieroglyfer gengav Diet
en- lang Beretning ON hendes Dyder og hans Re-
acknowledgements. We'd hvert af de fire Hjprner
laa en- Sinks med Hundehoved, ct Billede paa
Obelisken, og paa den vestlige Side err Porten til
Memphis. De veldige Portfolio er halvfems Fod
heje og straaler af Malerier, udf6rte de kostba-
reste Farver og med h9j Kunst.
Her forefandt vi en- Vagt, hvis H6vedsmand
modtog Prinsen med den dybeste militere Respekt.
Vi passerede R@kken af Soldaterne, som bgjede
Diet enc Kn@ mod Jorden, og kom saaledes ind i
Hovedgaden Memphis, den anden By 4Egyp-
ten med Hensyn til arkitektonisk Pragt og den
fgrste religiSs Betydning, som Hjemstedet for den
lntllSt Iyl hpIo'
En- Beskrivelse af denne By Wide bliye Ell
Gentagelse af mine tidligere Meddelelser ON Temp
Ter, Paladser osv. kun med liden Variation. Du
behover derfor blot at o~yerfore disse tidligere Be-
retninger paa Memphis, og Billedet vii vare far-
digit,
Efter at vi havde passeret ct Stykke af den
smukke og livlige Gade, der udelukkende bestod
af Prestestandens ~elegante Boliger, omgivne at
lS9jlegange og Haver, kom vi TIL en- stor aaben Plads
Byen, hvor der var ct handspring med Lowell
gurer, udhugne graat Porfyr. Paa den enc Side
af dette Tory laa en- So, bekranset med Tracer, paa
den anden en- Lund indviet til yisse Mysterier, paa
den treble ct Tempel indviet til allie Egyptens he'll
lige Dyr, af hvilke man saa Afbildninger rundt ON
den store aabne S9jlehal foran Templet. Paa den
fjerde Side endelig var Diet stprste Apistempel
Nedre-K gypten. / nit neste Brev skal .jeg beskri-
We nit Bes9g Diet.
Jeg er for nerverende Gest hos Temples Up
persteprest, hvorfor dette Brew ogsaa er dateret
Memphis.
Din ~hengivne SON
Sesostris
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
Fjortende Brew.
Apisprestens Palads.
Kare Moderi

Jeg skal nu give dig EN- Beretming ON Diet Be,
sog, som jeg i Forening med Prinsen aflagde i
Egyptens NEST markvardige Helligdom. Medens
nemlig Osiris yrkelsen i On like err meget for
skellig fra den ~pregtige og sansepirrende Solguds-
dyrkelse, som du for faa Aar tilbage var Vidne til
i Baalbec, err is-Oerremonierne ligesaa alvorlige
og hgjtidelige, som Diet Tempel, hvori de foretages,
er stort og majest@tisk.
Bygningen selv err massiv og imponerende
Materialet er en- redlig Stem fra Elephantina. Den
er az uhyre Udstrekning og gor ct ~Indtryk, som
var den ct Klppebjerg tilhugget som Tempel paa
samme Made som Rejsende siger, at Templet er
~udhugget selve Klipperne i Diet idumeiske Ara
bien. Den indtager hele den enc Side af Diet uhyre
Tory, som jeg beskrev nit foregaaende Brew.
Netop som vi var i Ferd med at stige OPP til
Porten, hprte jeg ct hpjt og truende Raab fra
mango Stemmer, og we'd at vende mig ON, opdage.
de jeg en- tyrisk Semand - jeg kendte ham som
en- saadan paa Grund af hans Dragt = der paa
Angstens vinger flygtede tvers over Torvet. En-
Skare, som for hvert Djeblik forstprredes, for
fulgte ham med Forbandelser og Raab ON Havn.
Da han kom ner til os, saa jeg, at han var bleg
som ct Lig. Da jeg fplte Interesse for ham som
min Landsmand, vinkede jeg ad ham
Han styrtede ned for mine Fodder og raab-
tie:
,,Frels mig, min Fyrstel"
,,Hvad har du gjort?" spurgte jeg.
Kun drebt en- af deres Katie, HERE"
Hoben kom brusende som en- Stormflod, BRO
lende og larmende.
,,Maa jeg prove paa at beskytte ham, Fyrst
RemsesY" spurgte jeg, thi jeg vidste, at hvis de
fix fat ham, Wide han blive myrdet for at have
drpbt ct af deres hellige Dyr.
,,Jeg vii fors9ge, ON Diet err muligt at frelse
ham. men jeg tror like, min Mellemkomst en-
Sag som denne vii blive respekteret,' svarede
Than.
Paa samme lid vinkede han afvargende med
Haanden mod den rasende F~olkemangde, der faa
Sekunder var vokset til blere Tusinder.
,Nej, nej, like en- Gang for Prinsens Skyldl
Han har drebt ct heligt Dyr. Efter wore Love maa
han do. vi vii ofre ham til Gudernep =,
Forgmvcs bad og bdnfaldt leg, forgmves beta
lede Remeses. Den ulykkelige Mand blew revet bort
fra os af saa mango Hender, som kunde faa fat
Ii ham, kastet ned ad Temples Trapper og trampet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
EASTER CARDS AND BOOKLETS.

No. 2005.-Dainty little 2Ha x 4 inch fol.
der of white yellum-finished cardboard. On
the front is a pretty floral design and Easter
greeting in delicate purple and green color
ing. Inside is an appropriate Easter senti-
ment. Four different designs. Envelopes to
match. Price so Cts. per doz.
No. 2015-Very attractive booklet contain
ing suitable Easter sentiments. Beautiful flo
raj design with Easter gree in blue and
gold or yellcw and green. The booklet is tied
with ribbon in harmonizing shade. Envelopes
to match. Price Is Cts. each. $3.50 per doz.
No. IA very pretty cross-shaped Easter
card Ok 3 in. in dainty blue and white color
ing. Ornamented with bells and a cluster Of
lilies of the valley. Short Scripture text at
the bottom. Very appropriate for gifts to Sun
day-school classes. Price per doz. so Cts.
No. IVA larger card than the above, be-
ing an s * inch cross. An angel holding the
symbol Of the cross entwined with Easter lilies
is worked into the design of the card. A beau
tiful ESstee token suitable for Sunday schools.
Prs ~. 90. $I.0c.
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Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
THREE LUTHERAN HANDBOOKS
by
J. R. E.. Hunt.

Lutheranism at a Glance. A concise hist
Dry of the origin and development of the Lu-
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Lutheranism and brief outlines of the rise and
growth of the Lutheran Synods in the o.. s.,
including the two Danish bodies. Price 10
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
Interesting Information about the Lutheran

WIZ
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this little pamphlet gives much useful infor-
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1t contains chapters on doctrine, church mem
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80 Cts. per doz.
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Blair, Nebraska.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-11-05
2OSENDALEFA FARM

RosENDAIE Virginia miles
and in a developed section
ACREAGE which is cultivation and
we'll Watered by pema
The land rolling well titled and is now
bringing in sod 1t is best
raising for the 20 years has been operated
a a breeding plant for Aberdeen An gus cattle
ruction contains 10 rooms with nails
has modern improvements;
and
oUTBUIDNGS for 80 cattle 10 horses mows
house.
poultry barn with cattle shed attached mp
mcnt houses, etc.
Is DID, well cared for and regular
ly sprayed
PERSONAL IA head registered Aberden-An
machinery feed hay leage
netting
farm everything on IT, except
furniture and personal effects, 900 co. Apply to
APPLY TO II. w. HILLARY
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-11-05
No Snakes in lre!Snd.

1t is said that there are no snakes
in Ireland, but the story that they
were driven ont by st. Patrick is
probably based more on hearsay than
historical evidence. The phrase sCOn-
corning Snakes in Ireland" is frequent
ly quoted in connection with the above
story, but the phrase is itself a mis-
quotation and had in reality nothing
to do with snakes in Ireland. The orig
inal phrase does not refer to Ireland
at all, but to Iceland. In a transla-
ton of Harebone'S works, "The Nat
ural History of Iceland" published in
London in 175S, chapter ~ is headed
Concerning Owls" and is as follows:
"There are no owls Of any kind in the
whole island" Chapter y is en-
titled Concerning Snakes" and the
entire chapter is as follows: NO
snakes of any kind are to be met with
throughout the whole Of tie island
The application of the phrase to Ire
land probably at frs: arose from 4
printers error-New Orleans Times
Picayune..