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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
30. Aare.

Diet skylder disse Landes Borge-
re.
De pstrigske Born. Wien, 3.
Febr. 10000 ostrigske Born rel
ser nu til Italien som Caster hos
forSkellige Kommuner. De vii
bliye der Winter Mango Tusin-
de flere er i Schweiz, Tyskland,
Holland og de skandinaviske Lam
de.
Frankrigs Landbrug. Paris, 3.
Febr. Den franske Landbrugsmi-
mister siger, at Frankrig like kan
underholde mere end Halvdelen
al sin Befolkning paa 100000,
fordi den yngre Generation for
lader Farmene. Nasten 50,000,-
900 Acres frugtbart Land (over
en- Trediedel af Landets Om-
raade) ligger ode.
Hindenburgs Bog. Berlin, 3.
Febr. Feltmarskalk Hindenburgs
Memorier vii .bliye offentliggiort
i Slutningen af Marts. En- Selv-
biografi af hans Liy indtil den
ne Dag er indbefattet i Verket,
der vii blive udgiyet i tre I'd
gaver. En- autograferet Udgaye
j 100 Kopier er allerede dispo-
neret over.
Bernstorff er villig Berlin. 6.
Febr.. Grey Won Bernstorff, der
har y9ret Ambassador Washing
ton, blev Gaar underrettet ON,
at han var sat paa de Alleredes
Proskriptionsliste. Han sagde:
,,Jeg vii frivillig overgive mig
og spadsere over Gransen, ON
Diet skulde v@re n6dyendigt.
Stort snefald i Norge. Kristia-
mia, l. Febr. Kristiania har vac
ret afskaaret fra Omverdenen
flege Bage paa IGrnnd af Sne-
fald. Der har varet sneforhin-
dringer paa allie .Jernbaner. I
mango 1ilfelde har SkilGbere
maattet bringe Mad til Passa-
gerer, der har ligget yeirfast.
,Hellig Krig." London, 4.
Febr Et Telegram til ,,Ex-
change Telegraph Company" fra
Konstantinopel i Gaar lyder saa-
ledes:
,,Ungtyrkernes rode Hpr vii
j den n@rmeste Fremtid naa Kon-
stantinopel for at jage Tyrkiets
Fjender nd. De tyrkiske Bolshe-
yiker meddeler, at der vii bliye
erklaret hellig Krig mod Eng.
land Til Foraaret.
Tiltraeder Nationernes Liga.
kobenhayn, f. Febr. De skandi-
naviske Statsministre og Uden-
rigsministre besluttede paa EN-
konference her at modtage Ind
bydelserne til at gaa ind Natio-
nernes Liga, hyilket man fix at
vide i Gaar Beslutningen blev
fattet uden Begejstring, da man
antog, at uden Z. S. \. garante-
rer ligaen like meget.
Stillingen Grakenland Rom,
7. Febr. Revolution i Gr9kenland
forudsiges af Elio Panas, tidli-
gere grpsk Udenrigsminister,
ct Interview, der er offentlig-
gjort ,,Giornale d'Italia."
,,Borgerkrig Grekenland kan
kun undgaaes we'd Kong Konstan-
tins Tilbagekomst, Venizelos'
Fald og Dannelsen af ct provi-
sorisk Kabinet, hvis eneste For
pligtelse vii blive at holde al
mindelig Valg," paastod han, i
det han tilfojede, at han var
blevet modtaget af Kardinal
Gasparri, for hyem han forklare-
de Stillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

De pstrigske Born. Wien, 3.
Febr. 10000 6strigske Born rel
ser nu til Italien som Gaster hos
forskellige Kommuner. De vii
bliye der i Winter. Mango Tusin-
de flere er Schweiz, Tyskland,
Holland og de skandinaviske Lam
de.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
Staten Wisconsins Landbrugs-

Staten Wisconsins Landbrugs-
skole har paa Grund af Influ-
enzaepidemien aflyst Diet korte
Farmerkursus og Kurset for
Kyinder paa Farmen, der skull
de holdes i Madison fra den 3.
til den u. Februar Ligeledes
er de Mdder, som de forskellige
Farmerorganisationer skulde hol-
de i Byen, samtidig, bleyet I'D
sat paa ubestemt It'd. Skolen tog
denne Beslutning efter at have
raadf6rt sig med Lager i Sta
ten og Byens Sundhedsraad
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

Diet skylder disse LandeS Borge-
re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
Socialisten Berger. Presseklub

Socialisten Berger. Presseklub-
ben Milwaukee har udst9dt So
cialistbladets Redaktpr. Victor
Berger, der nu to Gange er BILE
vet valgt til Kongresmand og to
Ganget nagtet Sade Kongres-
sen, fqrdi han skal have veret
uloyal under Krigen Mr.. Ber-
ger har v9ret Medlem af Pres
seklubben praktisk talt siden den
blev stiftet for 30 Aar siden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

Frank1igs Landbrug. Paris, 9.
Febr. Den franske Landbrugsmi-
mister siger, at Frankrig like kan
underholde mere end Halydelen
af sin Befolkning paa 100000,
fordi den yngre Generation for
lader Farmene. Nasten 50,O00,-
900 Acres frugtbart Land lover
EN- Trediedel af Landets Om-
raade) igger ode.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

6 Born i 15 Maaneder. Albany,
Ala. 4. Febr. Seks Born - to
Gange Trillinger i L6bet af
femten Maaneder er Fodselsre-
korden Posey Livingstones Fa-
mile i Albany. Det andet Tril-
lingpar blew f6dt i Forgaars og
ale er raske.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
,,DANSKEREN''

ct dansk amerikansk Ugeblad
der ejes af Den forenede dar
ske evangelisk-lutherske Kir
ke i Amerika" og udgives a
Danish Lutheran Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

Holder paa Bryan. Fargo, n.
Oak, s. Febr Resolutionskomi-
teen fix af den demokratiske
statskonvention her. Byen j
Gaar ct Forslag ON, at William
Jennings Bryan skulde anbefa-
les som Demolsraternes neste
Presidentkandidat, til Behand-
ling Komiteen indstillede paa,
at Diet var en- Glede at have til
,,Forere Mend som Woodrow
Wilson og William Jennings Bry-
an, og at Demokraterne skull
de stotte den Kandidat, som no
mineredes San Francisco,
,,hyem Diet saa end er. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
New Jersey og Irland. Trenton

NtW JeIs5y Ug ITIdIIu. IT6HIUI,
n. j., 3. Febr Efter at have lyt-
tet Ill en- kort Tale af Eamon de
Valera, ,,President for den ir-
ske Republik', vedtog Gaar
New Jersey Legislator en- Reso-
luton, hvori United States Re
gering anmodes ON at anerken-
de den irske Republik efter
,,Pr@sident Wilson's Princip ON
Selybestemmelse for smaa Natio-
ner"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
Snestorm i New York. New

Snestorm i New York. New
York, s. Febr. New York havde
j Gaar den v@rste Snestorm j
Winter Mango Sporvognslnier
var ledge paa Grund af Sne-
drew og isede Spor. H6jbanen og
Fargebaade var forsinket. Spor-
yognstrafikken i Staten Island
var Uorden. Alle Tog fra Chi
cago og Vesten var fra en- til fem
Timer forsinket. Der er Fare for
Kulmangel paa Grund af Vogn-
mangel og Isblokade Havnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

Bernstorff er villig. Berlin, 6.
Febr.. Grey Won Bernstorff, der
har y9ret Ambassador Washing
ton, bley i Gaar underrettet ON,
at han var sat paa de Allieredes
Prosllriptionsliste. Han sagde:
,,Jeg vii frivillig overgive mig
og spadsere over Gransen, ON
Diet skulde vere nodvendigt. >
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

Hindenburgs Bog. Berlin, 3.
Febr. Feltmarskalk Hindenburgs
Memorier vii 'blive offentliggjort
i Slutningen af Marts. En- Selv-
biografi af hans Lily indtil den
he Dag er indbefattet i Verket,
der vii blive udgivet i tre I'd
gaver. En- autograferet Udgaye
j 100 Kopier er allerede dispo-
neret over.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11
,,DANSKEREN''

q Danish American Weekly,
owned by "The United Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Church
IN hmerica', and published by
Danish Lutheran Z. 'bl. House,
Blair, Ne 8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-11

stort snefald i Norge. Kristia-
mia, l. Febr Kristiania har vac
ret afskaaret fra Omverdenen
fleye Bage paa Grnnd af Sne-
fald. Der har varet sneforhin-
dringer paa allie .Jernbaner.
mango 1ilfelde har Skil6bere
maattet bringe Mad til Passa-
gerer, der har ligget yejrfast.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
USED CAR SECRETS
EXPOSED TO HELP
THE UN|N|TIATED

At this season OF the year, and par
ticularly at a time when new car pro-
duction has been cut down considerably.
there is greater activity in the used car
field. Many thousands of prospective
owners will need some advice on the
purchase OF a used car so to be able
to avoid buying a wreck with perfectly
good money.
1t has been said that used car is no
better than the dealer or man who sells
ii. and there is a great deal of truth
in this. In our larger cities the news
papers are filled with so-called blind
advertisements of owners who must
get out OF town" or which give some
such excuse for selling. The buyer should
be careful OF the greater number Of these
because they may be simply poor propo-
sitions handled for the dealer by some
person who is supposed to be the owner.
The best place TO select for looking
over used cars Is the salesroom OF some
reputable dealer in the automobile sec
ton of the city. If you are interested
in a used Hudson. go to the Hudson
dealer; in Hupmobile. go to the dealer
in that car. In this way you are sure
al least of getting car that has been
put in shape properly and not "jobbed
up" for a sale. Often. however. a deal
err will have cars of other makes in his
shop, and naturally so. because all sales
are not to previous owners Of his car.
1t is usual for dealer to give the
exterior of a car the best appearance
possible so that il will strike the fancy
OF the buyer especially If his wife is
along. Good external appearance is, of
course, essential. but for the time being
il should be neglected. The chassis
should be gone over. and IL found salts
factory then attention may be devoted
to tho condition OF the upholstery, the
top. curtains. paint. and ether items.
These are matters which are not i'm
port ant in the running of car. A good
body won't keep car running.
1t is a most difficult matter to tell
by a mere drive around the block wheth-
er the car is in perfect condition. es-
pecially If the street is smooth.
Rattles and sQueaks caused by loose
parts are noticed only on rough roads
Hence it is wise when trying out a car
to take it first slowly and then at
fair rate over a bad piece OF road.
Never take a dealers word that that
can be fixed up in a jiffy. Do not take
a car unless it is fixed up" and to your
satisfaction Never take a car with GER
tain parts of the equipment missing.
which will be sent to you just as soon
as they come" Half the time they new
err come or are delayed until the end of
the season.
In order TO determine the fitness OF
the used car you will have to drive it
yourself to see whether there is undue
play in the power transmission system.
A bad clutch or a worn transmission can
be overcome" by good driving. and the
demonstrators usually are good at cover
ing up such spots. Brakes should be
tested so that refining job is not nee
essary the first week you have the car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

wETuG.
WHITING GARAGE,
434 Indiana polls blvd.
TUMADA5 AUTO REPAIR
SHOP, SIT Indianapolis blvd.
EEsSvELLE.
Z. GUENTHER,
Black Oak road.
DEDELOw BROS,
kennedy ave.
HIGHLANDS.
aERMHR GARAGE,
Kennedy and Ridge rosd.
DYER
CHAS. KErLNAN,
Hart ave. and Lincoln Highly.
aRIFFIrE.
J. O. RUSSELL,
Main and Junction ave.
MAT MILLER,
Main and Z. J. & Z. =. n.
ST. JOHN.
JoKr MILLER.
EAST CHICAGO.
A. q. C. GARAGE,
1915 Torsyths ave.
CHICAGO AVENUE GA8A6X,
sos Chicago ave.
MILLER TIRE II REPArR
SHOP, East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
Why They Spend

Observers are said to regard 1t as
significant that the states which will
spend most freely for better highways
and which manufacturers depend upon
to buy the most motor trucks in 1920
are states in which farming is the pre-
dominant occupation
1t is estimated that Kansas. which
will spend $s.o00.o0 on road improve
ment. will buy 10000 motor trucks this
year.
Minnesota has a road building pro-
gram calling for the expenditure Of
S11.127.9S6. AS an illustration OF what
the farmer in that state thinks of the
motor truck statement recently issued
by bank in Minneapolis might be cited,
in which is is said that trucks in large
numbers, intended for immediate use in
marketing grains. are being sold to
farmers" Elevator scales in many
places are being remodeled to accommo-
date the growing fleet Of farmers
trucks.
Iowa, potential buyer OF many motor
trucks. will spend $20.49S.5S4 on better
highways.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

The quality Of Chevrolet cars is inherent
characteristic of all Chevrolet products 1t has its
source in our chemical laboratories where all stees.
metals and alloys are carefully and accurately tested
safeguarded through every stage of manufacture
by the most scientific care possible
The unusual dependabIity and low operating
costs of the Chevrolet Model ''FB So Touring Car
is direct result of this specific care ard quality
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
CANADA
RANKS NEXT
To i. S. A.

Canada is now the second nation in
the world in the manufacture of automo-
biles, number of cars owned and the per
capita distribution.
The United States takes first rank.
with Great Britain second
Figures compiled by the Motor Bus
and Aotorize the Farm Bureaus OF the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber company
shows that one person in every fifteen
IN the United States owns an automo-
bile, while one in every twenty-three is
the percentage in Canada. In Great
Britain but one person in every 26S
owns a car. The percentage in France
IS one TO 102, one to 6S4 in Germany, one
70 LOCO in Italy. one TO 200 in Aus
tria. and one to $500 in Russia
The total number of cars registered
in this country is approximately =
100000. in the Dominion $50, 900, and in
England 10000. Canada showed in
creased registration in 1919 of 10 per
cent. Ontario was the banner province,
with g. registration of 127.s6o passenger
cars and 11,42 Strucks. Saskatchewan
Alberta. Manitoba and Quebec rank in
the order named.
Canada employs $4,000 workers in the
automobile industry. which represents
an investment of $5o,000.000. In 1919,
$4,000 automobiles were manufactured in
the Dominion, with total sales for the
year Of approximately 500. 900. 600. The
annual wages of persons in the industry
totals $15.000.Ooo.
Rural Canada owns more than half
the cars operated in the Dominion. and
in the prairie provinces the percentage
is greater.
1t is estimated that the total Canadian
production of automobiles in 1920 will
be increased IS per cent over 1919.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
The Low Cost Of Good Gas

Whatever commodity the of service that the che
In the end
But you pay TEXACO GAS and yet you get
That fact is further atested 20 by the following
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

3-Timer trouble; LOOSE electrical
terminal; 5-Broken spark plug or wire;
6-A water leak into the cylinder; =
Gasoline supply exhausted.
3. A common cause OF mis-frinR is
an air leak through a worn valve guide
or carburetor manifold connection. One
way OF telling an air leak through a
valve guide is that oil leaks out while
the motor is in operation. A bad leak
in the carburetor manifold connection
will produce a kissing sound.
4. motor can be prevented from
overheating when driving in low gear
for long time by reducing the gaso-
line mixture. Reduce the carburetor
mixture lean as possible for smooth
running in low gear. AS a richer fuel
mixture will cause moro heat. the lean
mixture will tend to overcome heating.
1t is also more possible to drive a car
with leaner mixture on low gear than
on high.
5. The Old Spanish Trail. now under
Transformation into a highway. will run
from California to Florida. a distance
of 5000 miles.
s. In refacing a cone clutch, the area
OF surface is determined by multiplying
half the width of the face by the cir
conference of the inner edge and add
to il he circumference OF outer edge.
z. Ono OF the quickest ways of ex-
hauSting p storage battery is leakage Of
current caused by the interior OF the
battery box or the batteries becoming
wet Be careful of your battery when
you wash your car.
g. Eight and twelve cylinder engines
have an arrangement OF two water
pumps in a single unit In some sys-
TENS single inlet is provided but
usually there are two outlets
9. a honeycomb type of radiator is
made of a number of hexagonal tubes
Joined together in a way as to allow
space between the tubes for the water
1t is considered an expensive construc-
ton.
10. The following parts OF a motor
car should be oiled. creased or inspect
ed for their need OF lubricant every
day: 1-Crankcase; steerink knuckle;
steering cross rod; 3-All spring
clips and spring connections: 1.-The
eccentric bushings; 5-Twist universal
grease cup: 6-Brake lever connections
NEW QUESTIONS.
1. How ceIluloid automobile
windows be repaired at home, neatly
efficiently and cheaply?
.. What are some things to observe
in cleaning a new car?
3. After inserting an inner tube in
casing. what important thing should be
done before the tire is mounted on its
rim?
4. What is an emergency repair for
a broken spring?
5. What is the motor construction Of
some of the new modern racing cars?
6. In going down hill against com
preston, does the resistance OF compress
sion produce the only braking effect?
z. How can the sag in the top of
car be stral ghtened out?
So What is the safest way TO park
a car on a grade?
8. What is the best way to park a
car in congested traffic alongside the
curb when you have to get in a small
space between two cars?
10. How can a car owner etch his
initials or other mark on his car for
Identification in case of theft?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

is warm the vaporization takes place
more quickly and with more efficiency.
thus allowing the supply of gasoline to
be cut down. This is called a "leaner
mixture" In warm weather a lean
mixture (Which means less gasoline and
more air) will give just as good results
in the motor as a richer mixture in cold
weather.
.. When the motor starts and then
suddenly stops, any or the following
may be the cause: Water in the gas
oline; disconnected electrical circuit;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

The vast plant of the Lincoln Motor
Company in Detroit is completed in all
details. The LelandS, famous motor
builders are rushing into production
with one of the best equipped factories
in the automotive field. No expense
has been spared, it seems. to make the
Lincoln live up to the name by which
il will be known the world over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
Auto Quiz
Answers to Last WEEKS Questions.

l. Warm weather has a very decided
Effect on a carburetor. Air and heat
gsare necessary for the carburetor to prop
4 Rrly vaporize the gasoline When the ali
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
HAMMOND.

ACORN GARAGE,
Williams and Holman grE.
II. J. WHITE, ~ State -.
AUTO CONSTRUCTION a. RE-
PAIR CO., l52 Fayette st.
AUTO SUPPLY CO.,
Holman and Douglas SITS.
BOILING AUTO SALES CO.,
TOT Holman st.
cALUm AVENUE GARAGE,
773 Calumet ave
CALUMET vULCANIZING CO.
479 Calumet ave.
CHAMPION AUTO CO.
CHAMPION AUTO EQUIP
MENT CO., Forsythe ave-
EAST HAMMOND GARAGE,
Near Columb ia ave.
EAST SIDE GARAGE,
Cor. Calumet and Becker II.
ECLIPSE DUMP BOX co.
226 Fayette st.
r. EPKER MOTOR CO.
633 Holman ST.
ELLIOTT & @ANTEL,
Summer st. and Columbia AZ.
EVANS TIRE SERVICE,
Sibley and Sohl st.
GRANGER & WH1TAKER,
484 Holman st.
g. RETREADING CO.,
Calumet ave.
HAMMOND TIRE a. REPAIR
CO., 778 Calumet ave.
HOBBS GARAGE,
Carroll, near Calumet ava
LAEGFOED TIRE & SUPPLY
CO., Holman SC.
LAKE COUNTY AUTO SALES
4 SUPPLY CO., Holman st.
OAKLEY GARAGE,
Oakley ave-, near Logan st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
Raee Driver Joins cole rorcss.

Howard (Howdy) Wilcox. winner of
the soc mile Indianapolis race in 1919,
has been appointed research engineer
Of the Cole Motor Car CompsRV in In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

The tube should be rolled flat with
soft cloth between the layers; a strip
OF cotton flannel rolled UP with the
tube is excellent The roll should then
be placed in a thick cloth bag with the
stem protruding and the mouth of the
bag be tied around the stem. 1t is a
good plan TO put talcum powder in the
bag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

Few owners pay the attention to the
ball bearings that these latter deserve.
They usually wait until the garage man
calls attention to the injury done by
breakage. At least once in six months
ball bearings should be inspected. the
rough or worn balls replaced with per-
feet ones. and the ball run filled with
graphite grease.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
SERVICE STATIONS

o'NEnL AUTO SALES CO.,
Calumet and state st.
SLIQER BROS,
514 Holman st.
SOUTH SHORE FILLING
STATION, 80 Russell st.
SQUARE DEAL. GARAGE,
$50 Fayerte st.
u. S. TAXI,
66S State Line st.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
$50 Fayette st.
SCHERERvILLE.
JACKSON HIGHWAY GAR
Jackson and lincoln highway
LINCOLN HIGHWAY GAR
AGE, Lincoln highway and
Penn. r. n.
INDIANA HARBoR.
J. CALVIN & SONS,
3511 Michigan ave.
CHIZMAR GARAGE,
3736 Elm ST.
INDIANA GARAGE,
348l Michigan ave.
NICK ANDRE,
$500 Euclid ave.
HARBOR GARAGE & MA
CHINE CO.,
Guthrie and Michigan.
MARKS COMMUNITY GAR
AGE, Dtckey Place road.
4o14 Kennedy ave.
q. N. RUBLE,
LoHLING AUTO SALES co.
Michigan and Guthrie.
COUNTY ROAD GARAGE, 1886
Gutherie st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

Clutch spinning IS often due to ex
cesSive friction in the spring thrust
bearing. though sometimes faulty align
ment Of the fywheel and clutch cone
prevent the engaging surfaces from en-
tirely clearing each other. A bent clutch
shaft might also cause this trouble
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-22
Autoists Killed

The morning passenger train
Friday killed two people just
north of Wadena, and serious
ly hurt three others. People,
who saw the accident, say the
fault was with the autoists, as
they tried to beat the train to
the crossing. Two other cars
had halted to let the train pass
when this car lodged in ahead
to cross and missed getting ov-
er.-Long Prairie Leader.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-22
Just the Same

Human nature is just about
the same wherever you go.
You will find the same kind
of streaks in other folks that
you have in yourself.
And it is also we'll to rem
ember that you get out Of life
just exactly what you put into
it.
You can't trade frowns for
smiles, but if you smile the
chances are that you will get
a smile in return.
People like to meet folks
who are cheerful. There is
enough tragedy in this world
without wearing it in your face
The best loved folks are the
folks who scatter a little hu-
man sunshine as they go along
the paths of everyday life. II
doesn't take much to be cheer
ful-and what rich dividends
it pays !-Winnebago City En-
terprise.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-22

Martin Bohlsem returned
Monday from the Willmar hos
pital having fully recovered
from his operation for appen-
dicitis.
DIR. Tholen spent over
Sunday with friends in Will
mar.
Miss Anna Straus returned
to Willmar Monday after stay
ing over Sunday with her par
ents in this village. She is en-
ployed in the Willmar Hospi-
tai.
Mrs. E. Reyer returned on
Monday from Willmar where
she had been staying with her
grand daughter Miss Esther
Orlebeke in the Willmar Hos
pital.
Mrs. I. Orlebeke and baby
were at Willmar Friday to see
her daughter Esther.
Mrs. J. Ulferts was at
Willmar Friday to see Mrs. A.
Van Buren, who was in the
hospital there.-Clara City
| Herald.