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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
Y. w. C. A. HOLDS ITS
i1a lr ANNUAL ELECTION

Friday morning the Y, w. C. A.
held its election Of officers at the Nor
NAL. The following were elected:
Florence Bryant, president; Rowena
Hetherington. vice-president; Mary
Lake, secretary; Evelyn Sherd, treas
urer. The following girls were elected
to fill vacancies in the cabinet: Wilma
Doig. Ruth Spencer, Geneva Cotton,
Lucia Eubanks, Leah Hartman, Mar
garet Beals and Clara Peterson.
Miss Vowel is the advisor Of the or
ganization, and they have spent a
very pleasant and profitable year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
Shopping for the Easter Fnery
n AGNES =. WINTERS

And If you have q suit-either q
new one or the last year suit re-made,
you Will most certainly want . new
blouse to set il OF. Have you noticed
the windows Of the FogR-Jorgensen
dry goods store this week? Such an
attractive array Of dainty waists ~
are on display is indeed sore tempta-
ZION to those who love pretty waists.
h. n. Webster's windows are simply
9 fairyland Of pretty things for both
daytime and night wear. The wash
waists displayed are both practicable
ana stylish.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19

Easter Sunday is but two weeks of,
and already the feminine mind is run
ming on that new Easter bonnet she
intends sporting-if the weather man
will only have y heart. Our local
stores have opened up their spring
display and such bewilderinR array
Of coats, suits, hats, dresses and in
fact everything ones heart can desire
are all on disRlsys
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
MAYBE HE HAD THE'FLu

Exchange:-mof ap'
"Come right away, DOCTOR" scream
ed Mrs. Suburb over the phone. "Wil-
lie Is awful sick. He can't stand, he
can't sit. he can't lie down, he"
"I1l be right over, and tell Willie to
roost until get there" replied tho
doctor. Ds7ih5ip 'ae,aqia -o,lp,'-is
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19


spent n very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Melvin Herrick entertained the
DyWyk Club at delightful meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The time pas
sed all too quickly with cards as the
diversion. The hostess served dain-
ty luncheon to the guests.
A number of Gunnison young peo-
pie enjoyed a delightful sleigh ride
Saturday evening. The affair was
surprise party on Mrs. Geo. Ruck,
it being her birthday, After pleas
ant ride the young folks went to the
Ruck home where delicious lunch
was served. About fourteen young
people were present, and Mrs. Rex
Clark and Mrs. VIM. Ruck chaperoned
the party. s0lsa
Friday. March, 18th being, her birth
day, Miss Esther Arterherry very
pleasantly entertained the G. S. Club
at theatre party that evening. After
the show the girls went to Martins
where . delicious lunch was served.
Those belonging to the club are Esther
Arterberry, Evelyn Miller, Esther
Williams, Susan Stevenson, Wilma
Doig, Dorothy Delo. Bernice Potter,
Meryle Wright, Jennie Robinson, Irene
Hughs, Harriet Gray and Ruth Spen-
Ger. The girls left wishing Esther
many more happy birthdaysa
Friday night at the Normal the
Athenian Literary Society entertained
the other Normal society, the Millson-
ian. The affair was q kid party, and
the Athenian girls were dressed as
little boys, while their guests were
dainty little girls in Mary Jane aprons
and curls. The evening was spent
in playing youngsters games. At
the close Of the evening q dainty lunch
was served. They must have had q
very good time for it Is rumored that
one of the most dignified lady mem
bers Of the faculty was caught sliding
down the banisters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19

Again We have tie beautiful NOW.
OF which tie posts eush:
a pet scotce wolld how 6 thoaeh.
beeause, alas stis sluih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
4errenloies Gut
@suna,, bon Marie 8ernbaro
(6ortfesuna)

Sic blieb iisen,obne flores 9epnBt-
iein, ubne b%elonoere @eoanfen. Gin
NAL tpar es ibr. als liefen talte
Sdloaer iiber tie bin, uno lie fragte
lid, boiler Staunen: ~6rieren? Mber
IS lit ia 6riibling!" Damn ipurte lie
eiu trodenes, ltedenoes 8obren I'M
SaIie, ais miirge lie "a orln11en ct
,pas; lie griff nit Der Sono on Die
&eble, ober sic 9ano ianf idper ber=
ob uno Iaa ,pie tot auf Dem idapar5en
aIeibe. Ios 1d)uar5e &leio, oas trlg
lie um Die 6ra,l, Die lange Sabre bin
surh Mutterlteae an ibr pertreten
hattie - aber ibre redte Wsntter, Die
mo- ldon Iangc tobt- un6 ibr Ba=
ter uud - uno aae lire @ei6lpilter
. uno lie ielbit tuar aud benz 1ooe
sapeibt sepeien.. ..ober tie lebte!
9on Neuem ein 6roiteln = Damn
Elm permunoertes l1mieben; mie tam
lie bod eieentIid bierber? @os moate
lie bier? So 10! Sic bate leien MOL
len - iiber Die biloenoe &unlt! sic
hattie ia audi geleien muir mar es
cine 9eftiire anberer Dirt gemeien!
Sbre gltern! l1nb bier @eidapllter
&iIoegorO - 9erbert - Saul nno
6rioo - 10 bieBcu lie! Sn ibren Sc
Ourfen %mieoerbolten ii9 INNER Die
bier Nonen: 9iloegaro = Serbert-
Saul - 6riba - un6 sic batten ole
lterben mouen - un0 paren ar6 ollie
geltorben, jung, geil1no un0 lebens=
bon!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

melfen &Qnbe, lire Gimme flang un-
iider. Sci na6ieben, NanrD, geb'!
Snng-iagit ou-un6 in Erauer?"
uSerrgott, falt Blut!" mabnte Nan-
ny i'm @erausgeben ugs fam Der
8eitungsinnge lein!"
vSeBt idon? gein! l1nb Ser $50
gen fdbrt eben fort! 8enn i6 bod
nur ielb1t - ielbit-"
Sic beriu6te, ii6 gu erbeben, Der
idtperfdlige 8orper fanf aber 3urud.
GrauBen Elm leifes 3miegeiprad)
fem 8ort 5u periteben-iebte elm balb
unterbrudter Musruf bon Nanr1D.
@leih oarauf trat bieie mieoer ins
| 3immer - erregt, bertpirrt, an ibrer
|Sbiir5e 5upfen6.
sd - id min - ia, Srau Gro
biber - furioie Dinge paI1iren nod
ole Gage auf oieier Belt-
so reoe 0ob nidt 10 piel! @arum
iagit 0u' es mir 6enn nidt gleid, Dob
gamma gefommen lit - meme @nfel=
tobter aus Miinden?"
u@roBmutter!"
Sic idlanfe i9par5e 5rouengeitalt
elite ins 3immer, i6lug Sen 5dleier
5uriid, neigte iid) iiber sic olte Game.
Nannp itan6 ein @eilden ouf Der
,Giri9meqe, iab unter 5uiammenge=
aogenen 8rauen beriber, Damn 5og lie
itb langiam 5mriid.
u@nfeItobter! @roBmutter!" Jag
tie lie a9iel5uden0. "gs fat ii6 tpas!
Semen 8lutstropfen Don Der Cora
nnb ibrem 8oladen bot sos in iidr
uno fommt nun angereiit uno ipielt
iib bier ouf Die 8er1pan6ti6aft au1
So,mas Mnge1pnme1es. ur0 meiB
@ott nod, bon mo! so tpas 6rem=
6es!"
Sn6elien fniete 6oS vMngenomme=
me-" oas u6rem6e" Dor Der olten
5rau, fiiBte ibr Die run5ligen @dnoe
uno bat INNER mieoer:: sci mir nidt
iboie, Iiebite @roBmutter, oaB ih 6ib
eri6redt bobe! Nannp 1onte oib por-
bereiten-"
u@s i6a6et ni6ts, mein &in6! Gs
lit i6on gut, gebt i9on boriiber! Sit
mir piel bon meiner Cora er5dblen,
les buarflein! 2ab 6i9 bod onieber,
i6 femme oilb ia gar nidt mebr! @roB
nn6 biib1d %geporben! Mber 0aB ocin
Mann 6i6 fortgelaiien fat nod 10
tfur5er 3eit!"
Sauna ienfte SEN &opf.
ugr - CT bot mid nidt - id bin
- er meib nidt - ad, @roBmutter,
i6 nil Sir aQeS eradblen, i6 muB ia!
@rloube lrur, 0oB id einltpeilen bel
Dir bleiben oarf, uno iage feinem, fei=
mem, 0aB id bier bin, per or19 nad)
mir frogen ipQte!!"
Die alte Tran idiittelte i6merfauig
oen &opf.
ygon oem, mas ou eben iebt geiogt
bait, periteb' i6 fem 8ort, mein lie
beg &ino! @as iol i6 nift 1agen?
sat bid 6ein Munn ni9t freiminig
bergeibidt?"
rNein! Sd BIN beimli6 gegongen.
Sd bobe iebt crit erfabren, aus lpeI-
her 6amilie i} bin uno mie meme
gltern 11no 8ei6miiter gu @runoe ge=
gangen iino! Ct aber fat bas getpuBt
ltt10 1T mid 6esbalb 5u leir1er 1rail
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

gemadt, neil er cine s9ul6 aus iei-
1er 8ergongenbeit bat iiibnen molen1
Sc 6m1erte Elm @eilden, Big 5rn11
@ra6iber nnttportete-es geIbob enb-
li6 nit abermaligem langiamen @opf=
i1Mtteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Charming an bic Wtiitter

Miter ioQtn 6arnob fe6en, ob Die gauge ionrle oeies 5rabiabr Elm
Sci, n gs g S,g ls,4 miro aa,% &si4nosr, a slstl5der {. le n. r %,l better = D, saa on
enei0e ouseeputt uno Die in 9nnter i'm @pnem %angebaufte Seine
pertrieben ino. 5oaifers 9Rodp Mountain See lit cine Der beten rno fber-
item Grubiabrsn1e0iUnen, Die genon1nnen tDer6en fam. Ranfen Sic le unb
nebnlen sic ben INTERRUPTED in Der gan5en iSoniie tpabr. Sbre larbe tpirD
better, Tie fuben fb FREEZER uno ino geuno uno beiterer 9inge. gRnr-
tin Molitor. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

un6 einem &omhaooenfdub nod pirl
paar Saden, Die iie in ben ffeinen
Softer legte. Scum offnete tie nit eli
mem S6liiiiel Elm beionberes Sad if
res Goilettentiihes, barin lngen Die
5dmufgegenitdnoe, sic lie bon ibre11
8flegeeltern Der beioB: 6ie %geoiegene
goloene ubrfette, cine bublder
.Sdmuf bon Berlen uno Sapbiren,
ben tie gu ibrer Ronfirmation erbol-
ten, cine roia &oral1eni6m1r l1no nod
einige &leinigfeiten. SIZE itedte lie al
itd, aber es tpor ibr ni9t I'M biele
Mnoenfen allein gu Tim. @an5 ltnterlt
auf Dem 8o6en bes Ba9es lang cine
fleine @elob0rie, Sic ibr 6rou Dora
HiotrotpsfD EXTRA gebafelt batte, bo=
nit lie ibr ielbitperbientes @eIb bin-
eintun tonne. 8entge Sage Dor Dem
Gobe Ser gutigen @eberin bate &on-
no ibrem @atten nod 6ies 8ertel9en
ge3eigt, 6lr9 0eiien Mai9en es goI=
big blibte, un6 er bate geladt unb ge=
fragt: v8o5l1 bebit gu Dir Dies @elo
eigentlid auf, Wou1i?" - .Weil es
ieIbltperoientes it," bate iie ermibert,
un6 bolb ider3eno bin5ugefigt: .l1nb
ipenn 81 mir nal einen @unjd ber=
fagit, Damn lteig' i6 in meinen ber-
borgenen S9ot."
0hun nod bie feline Mappe, Die if
re Bnpiere, hire 3eugniHe entbielt.
Sic biil1te ii9 in Sen longen, bunfIen
Nantel, BEN iie iid} CUR Ernuer bottle
%anfertigen laiien, fette ibr &iitden
ouf uno griff nod @dirm nno @on6-
fofer. Mues ibrige lieB lie iteben nn6
liegen mie es ltano unb lag. Mnf ben
eleganten fleinen Qe6erfa1ten, ser lire
%fpitbarei1 neuen Sdmudfitiide borg,
tparf iie ni6t einmal einen Slid, ais
Tie Ben Soilettentii6 berf6loB uno Sen
s6luiiel an feline gelpobnte GteQe
legte.
Mngeltrengt laliihte iie binaus, ebe
lie ourb Ben &orribor bui9te nn6 oie
Gur CUR 9intertreppe 0Hnete, b0rte
lie bonn 9ienltboten5immer fer lautes
&eoen uno 2aden. @eraui6los 6riid=
te Tie Sic Sir ing S9loB.
Muf ser StraBe logerte bereits sic
lidte Odmmerung bes 6riiblings=
aben6s. @enige Spa5ierg6nger mn
famen 6es 8egeS, Elm poar elegonte
Gquipagen ROTTEN fa1t lautlos 6urd
oie pornebme StroBe. @anna bGtte es
nift n0tig gebabt, Sen idpar5er
S9leier 10 lorgi am iiber ibr @elibt gu
5ieben. 9eieman0 abtete ouf lie.
An Ser 8iegung Ser 5troBe fam
ibr Elm Wietmagen entgegen> ei1 leid:
ter gin1panner; tic minfte i'm BALTIC
5u ii6 beran.
~1ea6 Oem Gentralbobnbni."
Sic 6abrt ging ral6. Gin lin0eS
Nbenoliift6en fubr ibmei9elb Ibel
oas blaiie junge @eit6t inter Dem
Sraueri6leier. Mm meltli6en Sim.
mel ltanb Elm libtgriiner Streif Ibe,
einem breiten roiafarbenen Stroblen:
giirtel. S6malben i6oiien nit bellen
3miti6erlaut o11rb sic marine, ltiae
Suit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

ten @ottestpelt fein Sell nnb fein
@liif 5u finoen mar obne Die Mdn-
ner!"
urDn Bit immcr gesen oie @be ge-
peien."
uBin ih! Sab meme guten Grim
6e 0afur. Ber men 9fiefpater gebam
Fat, mie ib, unb ne 5dmeiter, Die an
elmer ihlehten 6eirat gu @runbe ge-
gangen lit, unb lit ielbit berlobt gene.
len unb iiBen gelaiien moroen ~
bon bem fam man feline Cob
geiange nuf oie Gbe D%erlangen.
Sic &erls linb a1e 5uiammen feinen
rotten Seller mert, Die taltgen 5t nidts
elmer, mie ser an0ere!!"
nDu gebit gu melt Diel 81 melt
geblt Oh, Nannp!" Die alten Mugen
inter Sen foltigen 2ioern b%egannen,
ii1 5u beleben. .Sn nnierer 6amilie
iino feline ibledten Manner getpeien
- uein, gemiB nidt! Sos mar mein
@roBbater fir ein feiner, bornebmer
Gprr. ia ,ph' i'm noh NOR mir in
hIo,,pm S,,hrof nn6 gscornins. in
opfSIteItem Sohot 1nh oeb11oertem
!Snor = ma MINER Il noIont nod,
ar Mroam,,tter. trotbpn1 iie 5d1on 81.
10 oItp ssrn,, NOR ho,,,moli linz mein
Wotpr ME Kat Ser meme o11te m1,t.
TO-, n ghren nphoItpnl Meine einene
ghe n f,,r. mie flo 6o,,ertp = mic
ihSn nor 6ip,"
COW oo5nr3h;o m,,rhe n;e alto
ro,, 9Ms Rar.;;eo nas @ol;oe,, MIR
Sai ~ bo,to AK aor;;9t @a;5n;ele
,,,r, Meme;;e. ie;ner Mitter1ihfeit' CO.,
na,. G%orae,,go;;ts ms grp,,e onop-
f;;hrt Homnn ,tnnS hpioe S6nSp
;;her npr hre;ten ;Ed;;rap nefoItef NM
hS,.tp -, ON fIeines oons fIpi11es a.
%pIn Ser @]pfrie6inuna I'm Sic aippen.
gns MOTTO 10 r. Gpmo1t 6oa,, mo- lie
II mr. ins gin1mer nefommen fire
%ssror~ he%ro,,ss,1re;Ren me- sen frolt-
foien meno,,feu TO ann Mpnen hrin-
aon n,o;netmeaen ann ;strpiten Gie
Fannie M nip @e5%ihtpn 6;e Sic Site
M. n1;++eil+e snort ~ Mort. 5ie Scr.
,;;oe ,,nS Giopn5hnftpn Sps iplioen
Mroo;ber Ses Mote,a rnh Mroe,,oters
more, IN oe1G,,fin MO nm ghr;;r=
hen iip hottp iofort noi5he1ien I'm
nen. menn Sic Me6nerin iemoIS ins
|6tofpn oeroten m6re sho6ete nihts !,
sSro1, Mro6iher erpiferte 5ih, Sn ei=
ner fnonhcn holhen Sh,n6p mn %
g5ipns,pit - 6ie Gohp m,,r6e NIT
oroRer llmlt0n6lihfeit betrieben -
6onoh bettete lie Sic 6errin inf SOS
1n0dhtioe Sofo i'm ShIofaimmer, lea
f. Gefen 11n6 &illen a1redht. per6rf1-
felte Sic 6en1ter Iro,, @roDiber Be-
1hnnpr amor noe lie noh Si1h mic
n1ols ihIofe. 11n6 9lo11np ermiberte
felt ecsoh1pn ieDesnol mi cine beror.
tiqe 8ehol1ptluo: uDas it red1t lido
he,". ,holpih 1ic m1,5,te hoh Sic
GSrol," tets cine oorae Meile tief inns
felt 1hlummerte. oft looor lhnord1tte
Gam fam Ser @offee. cine Weile lid.
ter Sic Qpit,1no mn fjir 0en Mber>
ml1Rte ihlieBlih o11d1 Mot lner6enl
IS m1rbe Sat un6 amor o,,f BOZ
In unprmortctr Mriic
merono ho+{o ao,,i, ,,,,o 0;o,,,,
son e,offee r;%noennrnn,en oen,einiom
m;c nna osmhlse;ten ols H,,,nte,, n,,i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

S11 Ser Iauenbienl traBe in 8reslau
NOR es tint oie MittagS5eit 5iemlid}
elbbait. Die olte, forpulente Game,
0ie i'm Wobn3immer ibrer i'm erIten
Stof gelegenen Wobnung iaB, bntte
ibre Stridarbeit in SEN S9ooB iinfen
laiien uno iab ani9eineno poaer TeiI=
nabme anf 0as 2eben nn6 5reiben nr1=
ter ibren 6enltern.
Mni6eineno! 9enn es mnr Elm trii=
Der, abtpeien6er Slid, Ser unter Sen
faltigen 2i0ern beroorfab ni6ts.
bon 2ebensmut nnb 6roblinn ltono
oarin 5u leien. &ein 8unoer freili9!
Sic alte 6rau trug tiefe Eranerflei=
Dung, iie bottle idmere @ramesfurden
I'M 8eii6t, uno lie mar gan5 aaei11.
3u5 blieb lie nun 5tpar nidt. Sssn
Ser Siefe oes bibf6en, altmooild
ausgeitatteten 3immers tat lid iodt
cine Sir auf uno cine anoere ate
Sran er1dten - 5par nod nidt 10 be-
iabrt, mie Sic om 5eniter, aber iiaer-
lid aud nidt meit bon Sen Sieb5igern
entfernt. Sic, trug cine breite ounfle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
START PLANNING POLLS COSTUMES

II is related from Des Moines that
Governor Harding proposes TO issue
a proclamation that women have
equal voting rights with men imme-
diatsly upon notification from Mas
sachusetts that ratification has been
completed. He is said TO hold the
view that the constitution OF the
United States overrules any provi-
sions by state constitutions and laws.
The governor is probably risht in
his legal opinion which is shared by
many good lawyers. Some question
has been raised as regards partici-
patton in state nominating primaries,
those elections being strictly of the
state and not controlled by federal
statute or referred 10 constitutional
ly; but the governors assumption
that one legal voter win have as
much rights in a primary election as
any other is doubtless quite correct.
so If Delaware follows Washington
and fulfllls expectations we shall
have the ladies-God bless 'em-with
us on primary election day.
Ladies intending TO vote at the
coming primaries should begin to
plan their voting costumes. 1t begins
to look IS tho it would be a fine day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
THE WEBSTER CITY DISCOVERY

THE WEBSTER CITY DISCOVERY"
Somebody at Webster City thinks
that he has made q new discovery
In finance with plan for financing
and permanently endowins hospital
by loan!ng the money raised for the
hospital at per cent, borrowing the
price Of the hospital at 81 per cent
and maturing 8 twenty-year en-
dowment insurance policy with tho
profit obtained between the interest
outgo and interest income. To work.
however, contributors are to put UP
$4,000 for the 100000 hospital
which Is to be built and an Of the
interest on $4,000 surplus is to go
into the endowment insurance pol
ICY.
Such a scheme may appeal to the
average person as a brilliant discov-
cry of a method to obtain something
Sc- nothing, but it 10 not. II $780,
900 is to be kept loaned out on first
mortgage security at Z per cent with
no losses there must be an annual
contribution of some very careful
and 3udicious investing by someone.
That talent would command q COM
mission in private business and " an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
Topics Of the Times

Railroad workers are asking tcr CT
increase of 80 per cent in wage at
the conference between themselves
and the road owners today. Which
probably forecasts more trouble
However we would be dull people
without trouble and plenty to worry
about and have TO fall back on the
annual indoor sport Of crop killing.
Wed be very lonesome without our
worries.
The democrats are said to be plan
ming to put the names Of two women
on their ticket for state offices in
Iowa But that may not work. The
other women may refuse to vote for
-the stuck up things"
The pitirul story of 5000 dead in
the recent revolt in Germany is un-
relieved by mention of the name Of a
Hohenzollern among the killed and
wounded. Those boys are always
safe. They get away Immediately
when trouble breaks out. None of
them will ever be injured even as an
innocent bystander. They seem to
want to live forever.
Seems rather peculiar that an al
legged state a little bigger than Mar
shall county should hold position
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23

toro0G
n 10 the building and loan piaa IN
~ ultsmats. ~ wsbstss CITY thsy
propose to take $4,000 from indi-
viluais and loan II for their hospital
at per cent They propose also 70
borrow from somsbody else $780,
900 at 81 par cent and the profit In
interest 10 TO be invested In q per-
manent endowment fund
This Newspaper has maintained
for years that . taxpayers money
was worth 9 or Z per cent to him.
hence IL cost him 9 or Z per cent to
put private funds into public works
like roads and court houses, whereas
the same money could be borrowed
at ~ per cent on public. bonds en-
abling the taxpayer to enjoy the Diff
ference in interest rates while he
used his own capital and paid for
his public works on the installment
plan, There Is nothing new nor
mysterious about the amortization
Of a debt out. Of a margin of profit
in interest rates, which is all there
is to the Webster City plan.
II somebody wants to use life in
surance as a basis for raising money
let several hundred citizens insure
their lives in favor of their public
project as their common beneficiary.
Let them all bind themselves to keep
up their insurance until enough OF
them have died to pay for their pro-
ject out of insurance received. Col
lectively they will pay more than
the insurance company pays into the
project unless perchance the accident
Of deaths happens to go against the
company on this particular set of
risks. This will be the gamble. In
It those who live the longest will pay
the most toward the public project
and they will fel that they got off
easy as compared to the poor fell
lows who had cashed in for the pub
lie benefit. Getting something for
nothing has not yet been discovered
in public or private finance, not
even at Webster City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
." W. |||
Burroughs
Mature


L Dos tAs AlsoA OF animals al
Ways cisuuaAks In the same dirsc-
toni
Q. ca birds % estimated 70 lay
more thAA the customary number OF
sGgsf
:. WY a. ~ sometimes see two
rAinA0Wse
AmswssS - vesAsrdays ovsstlens.
1 How Aees the squirrel differ
from che WooaoAuck ana prairie dog
IN l1gsins its Aeis.
TIE voodohuok makes no attempt
- conceal his hole By carrying away
the soil; nsitAsr does the prairie
dog. nor ths POCKET sopAsr. The pile
Of eslltals sartA u each case may be
ssen from AfAR but our little squirrel
seems 70 have notions Of nsAtnsss
ana oonesalMSnA tAas be rarely de-
parts from. The moro I study his
ways. the nsego ! 80 what . clever
and foxy Mte3e rodent he Y.
& HAs che arons Nss . fAtAerf
The Arens IN the hive has no
father; the eess Of the unfsrtilised
2U0on ptO0uOo 0AOh0W-Ii0N ios ti
producing male2 the male Is dis
pensed withl II 10 70 produce the
neuters or the workers that the SER
vice OF the male 10 required. The
queen bee II developed from one of
these neuter eggs. hence her male
offspring have only grandfather.
8. Does warm weather influence
birds N thstP nest bundinSf
Warmth stimulates birds TO nest
building. for the reason that It In
creases their food .supply: the more
warmth tho more food, and the more
food. tho more rapid1 the eeg de-
vslops Ia tAs mother bird. Heat
hastens the ripsning OF the eggs as
surely - Il hastsns the ripenins OF
fruit and cold retards It to the same
extent. In cold. backward springs l
note that the robin lays only two or
three eess In the tlrst nest: In warm
seasons she lays four or I'VE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
CONVICT ROAD LABOR.

lnlhSon lily GlODo-Ga8etto.I
Arizona officials say that the cost
Of their roads built with convict la.
Dor has been about two.thirds the
cost OF freq labor construction. Also
the out life has been hslpful to
the men.
The leaders of these camps say
that good, substantial food helps to
keep these man wording well. Poor
food will upset . convict labor camp
quicker than anything else. 1t Is con-
sidered best to give good workers
some reward to encourage their dill
gence, either in the form Of reduce
ton Of sentence. or money to be paid
to their families. or scrip exchange
able for fruit OF other eatables.
As convict labor averages low
mentally, 1t Is considered necessary
to place free labor in charge Of ma
chimes, also to serve as foremen Of
such gangs. In these times whom
labor is scarce and costs high. prison
labor constitutes a force that should
not be ignored. 1t might well be
used for road construction in Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23


% important 0poa national sssseosas
~ Delaware does on sunraoA IeW
could stiOk Delaware In her nip
pocket a. . farm hand does his plug
Of tobacco and never know It was
there until he wanted 70 use u.
Admiral Benson seems to have been
overyunned with . mouth OF large
caliber at the beginning Of the war
Newton. neighbor ON the south,
made Q hns showing In the census
report; but II you are seeking trouble
just suggest that the increase y en-
tirely due to retired farmers.
The foursome between Lowden.
Wood. Poindexter and johnson Is be-
Ing played on the South Dakota links
today.