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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-09

Besides, and the other business
men Of town knew this as well as
he, she had never been forward in
her dress. When as a school girl
she wore simple suits, though some
of her mates were distressingly
adorned in garments that smacked
of modish shops, the editor COM
mended her good taste-and that Of
her mother. The businessmen who
watch young women pass their doors
day after day soon come to distin-
guish among those with wise moth
ers and those without. They soon
separate the school girls into the SEN
sible and the foolish--and Mary was
of the fermer group. Her hair had
never been loaded with uncouth addi-
tons; her choice Of ornaments was
modest. The girls who did not use
their good taste thought they were
impressing the Businessmen with
their fashionable appearance; instead
they were arousiRg smiles Of pity
and amusement. ut would do the
young. woman Of today so much
good" meditated the editor. "if she
could see herself as the businessmen
of her town see her, could get their
view Of what constitutes a wise
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-09

wrote q cOns0lat0ry letter u HIS par
ents from which we quote as show
ing the regard held for him by his
comrades in arms: "While we were
making the voyage Robert took the
diphtheria and was in the hospital
until we landed, when he again
joined the company. From that time
until about a week ago he has been
with us continually. noticed he was
not the same person in physical
strength that he was when first met
him, but ] never saw any one keep
up courage, continue cheerful In
spite Of failing health as he About
a week ago the doctor ordered him
to quit work and take good rest,
but 1t seemed in place Of gaining
strength while resting he became
weaker and was taken to a hospital
nearby where he died On account Of
my duties i will not be able to go to
his funeral but he viii be remember.
ed by all the men in his company.
- am sure ] can't write any
thing about Robert as man In the
army that you did not notice about
him at home but I win tell you how ]
saw him as a friend: He was always
cheerful; never complaining, even mp
to the day he left the company; he
also tried his best to live a Christian
life which is i am sure great en-
cOurasement to sn soldiers Paf
ents.''
In connection with the last SEN
tenee 1t is fitting to say that when
IS years of age he profeesed CONVEX
sion and Joined he Presbyterian
church at .Cheever. He was consis-
tent in his life, attending the ser
vices there and at Talmaee. During
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14
BOARD OF TRADE BOOKLET

The new board of trade booklet for
ocala and Marion county is before Us.
It is, IN our opinion, the best one yet.
The pen of the journalist and the
brush of the artist have harmonized
IN its makeup. Mr. L. H. ChazaI,
secretary of the board of trade, COM
piled the book. selecting the subjects
for illustration and accompanying
them with well-written descriptions.
Anybody moderately well acquainted
with the county, who takes even a
fieeting look over the little volume,
viii concede at once that Mr.. Chazal
surely does know how to pick out the
pretty spots IN Marion. He has not
stuck to the beaten track, but brought
out attractive places which have never
before received attention. Our people
should turn in and help him IN the
work of having the booklet intelligent
ly distributed. It should be sent all
ever the country. but only to people
who are likely to give it proper atten-
ton. A descriptions of the booklet
and instructions Of how to distribute
it viii be found on the first page
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

it chance to see what It can do.
There are doubtless some faults in
the charter, bat we can't see what
they are until It is given chance.
There are faults in the policy Of
tire gentlemen now controlling the
council, and no microscopes or spy
glasses are needed 70 see them.
Let Us turn IN and elect mayor
ard councilmen VINO win give the city
manager. and see what he can do.
Gre thing is sure. he can't do any
worse than the present lack of sys-
tem.
# We give this charter a fair trial,
and i fails, we can dump it over
hoard But If It shows more merit
.han lack Of merit, it can be amended.
We daresay it needs amendment. But
cant tell how nor where nor how
much until we give it a chance.
Give the charter a chance
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14
THE CUP CANE BACK

Dr. II. T. Watt had pleasant sur
Drise and an unexpected reunion with
al old friend yesterday. Before leav-
ing for France, Captain, then Second
Lieutenant Watt, bought among other
articles an aluminium canteen cup, on
which he had his name inscribed in a
peculiar manner. He carried this cup
from some time in the autumn of 1917
until nearly two years later, when on
starting on his return to America he
left it in France, thinking perhaps
some impoverished Frenchman might
rake use of it. A few days ago, H. a.
Fausett, the West Broadway merch-
ant, received a quantity of canteen
cups, which he had ordered from a
Kansas City firm. On looking over
he cups he noticed name cut on one
Of them, and was surprised to find
Tat it read watt" /" More IN jest
than anything else, he called DIR. Watt
and told him he had a cup of his.
Shortly after, the doctor, driving by
ar. Fausett's store, stopped and ask
Cd to see the cup. Much to his sur
prise, he found it was his cup sure
CROUCH, there being no mistake about
the way his name was cut on it, be-
sides other marks he recognized as
having been made during the many
months he carried it. Mr. Fausett
gladly presented it to him, and the
doctor has taken It home, where it will
have an honored place among his
other war relics.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14
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The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

The October number of Travel
has ane hrticle in it on trip to the
Suwanee river and includes in the
write-up a description of some of
Florida's springs. Silver Springs is
given special mention as being the
largest in the world and having such
clear water that coin may easily be
seen eighty feet below the surface.
There is a photo of the springs taken
from the chute, across the big boil.
Travel has a circulation all over the
country and this article will give wide
publicity to Silver Springs.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

government that they are more d.
rectly interested IN than the men.
The city registration books are now
open. Poll taxes can be paid to Tax
Collector Stripping at any time after
Nov. 1. All Ocala women who have
heartfelt interest in the affairs of
their city should register and vote.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

So far we have not heard of any
popular demand for any man as a
candidate for mayor except DR.. Peek
If Doc viii comply with the wishes
of his friends, it will be no use for
any other man to oppose him.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

The women of Ocala should vote in
the coming municipal election. There
are some things in the conduct of city
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

The country in general doesn't
see INTO be taking much interest in
the New York city election this year.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

In the days of old, BARRIERS used to
pull teeth. Now, they only pull your
hair and pull your leg.
The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-14

"All the time, we sell lots of r.
Armand complexion powder and cold
cream. The Court Pharmacy. 12-6t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
PROVOLANI K SLOVAK0M

vydal basnik Pavel Orszagh-
Hviezdoslav, Slovenska Liga;
Slovensky odbor Na"odni rady
ceskoslovensk6 v Bratislav6
Ceskoslovenska jednota V Pra-
ze, V nemz Sc pripomina, re
spoleGnym utrpenim a krvL
praei Masarykoyou, Stefaniko
YOU, Bene$oyou, Osusk6ho,
hrdinu-legionaru zalozena by
la nase republika. Jsme jeden
.odkazan ma druh6ho. Vzpomi-
MA pronasledoYana jemuz byli
Slovaci "a Mad arie vydani.
Mnoh6 potize "a osvobozeni
nam povstaly vinou Cecha a
Slovaku. Jen spolecnym nepfa
telum zalezi ma obapolnem roz
vadeni. Musime Sc snaset. Ma
me dve bratrske reel, ale jednu
| spolecnou literaturu a kulturu.
Cesi sc slovenskymi utiteli W.
choyavaji slovenskou mladez.
lNemozno obyinovat ceIy cesky
Inarod y neznabozstyi.
Dale Sc pfipomina Kollaruv
pr.kaz: "Pracuj kazdy chuti
Iusilovnou ma naroda roll dedic-
In6, cesty mohou byti rozlicn6,
ienom Will meime ysichni roy-
nouw
Spolu isme 81 vydobyli spo-
leGnou syobodu a jen spojeny-
mi silami 81 il udrzime. Jsou-l
mezi nami n6ktera nedorozu.
meni, odstranme -je zakroce.
MIN ma patficn6m mfste. Metre
ba hned kaZdou malickoSt
behat do noyin k radosti na
sich nepfatel. Proto zalozila hC
RESI- sdruzeni 'Stiznostni kon
81 pro Sloyensko" z peti Slova
ku a z peti Cechu, jez vysetr
ysechny stiznosti a postara Sc {
napravu. Adresa komise: Slo
yenska 'Liga, Bratislava, Stefa
nikoya utica els. %. Nase Jed
nota musi bVti v jednot6 povin
nosti, praya a prace Y jednot
K republice 4 narodu. Pracuj
me ysichni syorn6 ma SVEN =
miluime Sc Vespolek a neubli
znime ieden druh6mu! Potor
nebude ma sy6te moci, ktera b.
mas mohla pfipravit krvav
dobytou syobodu nasi republi
Ky naseho ndroda.
= Dluzno ien vitati tento prc
iey a pTati 81, aby nalezl V ct
lem ceskoslovensk6m narod6
i hlasu, jaky 81 zajist6 vsichI
pfejeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

dostatecneho poctu kajut, mu-
sii Tupac spolu ostatnimi spa
ii ma palube. Co zakusili "a O.
mech 70 dni trvani playby, Wy
dani ma pospas vs. NONE nepo
hod6, neni mono nj p6rem Wy
liciti.
Kdyz konecne pfistali V Bue
nos Aires, vysileni bez pro-
stfedkG, vlada tamnejsi vyka-
zala Tupacovi a jeho soudru-
hum dum, stravu a pensi.
Pc ctyfi roxy I'll staricky
Jan Tupac Amar1 V Buenos
Aires q psal sv6 pameti, do
nichz vlozil veskeru trpkost
sveho zivota a velikost TRACE
die nest astn6ho naroda Inkd.
Kdyz dokoncil dilo, iako sta
Ic S4lety, nastOupll Y foce
1926 cestu do zeme svych de-
du, do pohadkov6ho Peru, a.
by dokontil zivot tam, kde je-
no narod dokonal, a aby prach
jeho klidn6 spoonful V lGn6 dra
he vlasti, kde vinou "civilisa-
toru" nebylo mu poprano ziti V
miru a praci.
Jest jenom malou knizkou
dilo ieho a nezda Sc ami moz-
no, ze by mohlo tolik utrpeni
Y sobe obsahovati - a pTece
Vzbudilo Z dobe sv6ho vyda.
nj veliky rozruch V zemich il
/ hoamerickych, prave tehdy
nadvlady span6lsk6 ma kratkC
sc vymanivsich, ale casem u
pablo V zapomenuti. Malo kdC
dnes vi, jak I'll a skoncil po
siedni potomek panovnicke 70
diny slavn6ho naroda Inku
Jan Kftitel Tlpac AmarG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
Inz. FIR. Zelenka:
INDIANSKY MONTE
CRISTO.
Ike st6mu vyroci vyhlaseni pc
ruansk6 samostatnostl.)

Deiiny prosluleho, vysoce
kulturniho ndroda Inku V jiho
americk6 dne5ni republice Pc
III isou znamy. Byl pred 400
lety podmanen Spanely a Wy
huben. Ale ga 300 let povstall
mstitel6 ~ domnelY posledni
potomek Inku II Tupac ANA
ri - zvedl proti Spanelske
sprav6 indiansky odboj, byl
vsak zajat strasliv6 mucen
DO celv dalsi zivot. Ale mysler
ka vzpoury doutnala dale a y
lete 1921 ma chvili zyiteziia w
hlasenim peruanske samostat-
nosti generalem San Marti-
mem. Prave pred 100 lety
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
Ty dsti.

Matka Chudacku, ty ses u
hodil do prstu, Gin?
Synek: kladivem.
Matka A ze jsem te nesly-
sela kricet?
Synek: ia myslel, ze isl
pryc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Buenos Al res.
Dojenlny je zacatek jeho "a
jimave knkky, kde pfse:
"V 80. letech m6ho veku a
po 40 letech vezneni pro neod-
vislost nachazim Sc preneseny
z hlubin poroby do ovzdusi
svobody. = Tri kralov6 spa
n6lsti vid6i mne vlaceti oko-
Ivy -"
Omezim Sc tn ma kratky OBJ
sab jeho knizky, ktera je vIast
ne jeho straslivou autobiogra-
fiji.
Pocina vylicenim dtrap In
ku precha2i k vypsani reVo-
luce roku 1880, ktera byla |
yedena jeho bratrem Josefem
EGabrielem; Tupac Amar1 sam
| Ibyl KITTEN ma jmeno Jan Krti-
tel.
Revoluce byla brzo potlace-
/ ma Josef Gabriel Sc svou man
zelkou Michaelou Bastidas by
Ii zajati a uvezneni; tTi pine
dni trvalo jejich muceni, KITE
re Tupac Amaru popisuje pfl
I sernou pravdivosti a kter6 Sc
nam zda neuv6fitelnym. Konec
Inc, kdyz byl Josefu Gabrielovi
vytrzen jazyk a telo jeho "a ri
va rozctvrceno, skonceno toto
pfiserne trapeni.
Tupac Amaru.utekl do hor a
skryval Sc v okoIi osady Surf
mana; ale "a nekolik dni po
bratrove .smrti zradou n6koli-
lka zen byl objeven a zajat; byl
ukovan, dun jeho zpustosen
statky mu skonfiskovany.
Byl mucen a pozdeji odve-
den do Cuzca, kde zalafovan V
tmav6 cele spolecn6 : vrahy a
zlod6ji. Cely rok ztravil tom
to zalari, postradaje svetla a
potravy, lterou mu byly chatr-
me odpadky vymeten6 Y trzi-
ste. Pouze jedinkrat "a cely
ten cas- spatfil denni svetio, a
t. kdyz odsouzen a popraven
Ibyl muz ieho nejstarsi sestry
! Cecilie Tupac Amard, Pedro
: Mendigori; tenkrat byl Tupac
Amaru vyveden re zalare, spo.
" leone Sc svou sestrou Cecilii by
1 Ii posazeni ma osly a vod6ni ns
! posmech lidu po ulieich NEST;
Cuzca. PAX uvrzen byl op6
do vezeni, ably ocekaval rozsu
: dek.
Po cely ten rok zalarovan
nebylo mu doprano spatriti an
= matky ami zeny, veznenych !
+ t6mze zalafi, ale " jinych ce
ZACH.
- Konecne po roce byl mac
= MIN vynesen rozsudek: sestile
IN zalar. Mezi tehdeisimi Wac
noucfmi osobnostmi spanelsky
T. mi, Arechem a Agiiesem, by
y spor 10, jak by Sc melo 5 Tu
II pacem Amaru naloziti; Arech,
u zadal jeho smrti, ale Aviles $
y tomu opfel dociIil, ze Tupa
-e byl po case propusten ma syo
- bodu.
Ukrutnym mutenim dlou
a hymn zalafoyanm byl ysak ten
III to stareec tax zmu6en, ze kdy
Yysel ma svobodu, potrebova
te celych sest dnu, aby stihl dc
ry nova.
ne Vsak dlouho netesil sc NJ
o. astny Tupac Amar1 syobC
de. 20 roce dal jei nejyys.
y, soudce 4 Urcos ugrhnouti znC
Oh VI do v6zeni a 4lada spanelsk
e zatim pollratoyala v hubeni
va no rodu. Diego kristof, bratr;
" nee Tupacuv, jeho matka, zen
gu q dcery byli utraceni q jejic
IN hlayy, ruce a nohy vystaver
nm na odiv a postrach ye hran
.e- cich CuZca.
ga, Ostatni zbyli 3lenove vlad'
to- sk6ho rodu Inku, mezi mimi
Tupac AmarG, nell byti prev
oyl deni y Cuzca do zalaru v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Kdoz by nebyl cetl aspoh
iednou "a sv6ho ziYota Duma-
suv roman O hrabeti Monte
Cristo? A kdo, odloziv knihu,
nebyl by 81 ponSlil, ze neco
takoveho profit je nemozno Y
nasem svete2
A pfece byli na svete lde,
kterym byl zivot nekonecnou
radou dtrap fysickych moral
Mich, plesahuiiclch strasti
Monte Cristovy, lide, kteri u
padli zapomenuti. bud ze
nenalezli autora sv6 zivotni ira
gedie. nebo ze autor pro sv6 di
10 liz napsana nenasel nakla-
datele a byl nucen dati je M
pospas molUm.
Jednim 2 podobnFeh Monte
Cristu byl Tupac Amar1, pry
posledni potomek nest 'astne
panovnitke rodiny Inku 2 Alta
hualpy.
Byl poslednim sy6ho rodur
ktery cd napametnrch doh
vladl vzdelanemu pracOvite-
mu narodu Inlu. Pohasla slava
1nkuy znicen byl ieiich panoy-
nicky rod a narod sam po dlou
hem boji prot utlacovatelun
upadl v krutoU porobu. Roken
1870, kdy bylo krvave potlace
nc posledni vzboufenil Inku
koncl jejich nesfastna histo
re.
A osud, ktery 30 staleti by
tak ukrutnyn k tomuto narodl
velik6 kultury umelecke,. iakl
zvlastnl milosfi doplal jejicl
poslednimu domn6l6mu Wade
preziti v5e hua Ia utrpeni a Sc
psati je m pamet' bldoucin
hlasatelum ciyilisace a lidsko
sti. Fupac Amaru, stafec so
Iety, chape Sc pera, ably dopl
nil historic kolonii span6Iskyc
a zvecnil vit6zstvi etropsk
"civilisace", kter6 by Sc by
nell Spanel6 vlastne uciti o
mkt. Dilo svoje, psan6 sloher
prostgm, z nehoz dyse laska
jeho nest'astnenu narodu, n.
zval "nlouh6 zaieti pod VII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

"Peruana" pine ctyri meslce,
nez mohla vyplouti do Spaniel
ska, ktere tehdy valcilo An
gill. Kdyz konecne vyplul, po |
trebovala fregata plnych ctr
nact m6sicUI, nez dostihla pfi-
stavu cadizskeho; tam konec-
me byl Tupac Amard zbayen
retezu, ale pouze proto, ably
mu navlekli move a uvrhli DO
vezeni hradu San Sebastian.
Ponevadz jeho telo dlouhym
prikovahim, nedostatecnou
stravou jinymi utrapami bylo
vysileno a nemohlo Sc udrzeti
| ma nohou, musili je diva grana-
| tyri ma rukou odnesti do move
yykazan6 cely zalafni, ktera
byla hrozna. Byla to kamenna
kobka, iejiz jediny maly otvor
opatren byl mfizi re dyou ze-
lez pres sebe krizem preloze-
,nych.
A Y t6to cele stravil hubeny
a vysIably Tupac Amard pine
| til roxy tfi meslce, vydan kru
tosti zalafniku, ktefl IT jak
sam pise - "a ceIou tu dobu
neprokazali mu ami t6 nejmen-
Isl laskavosti.
Konecne Karel III. smil0Val
Sc mad on6mi n6kolika jest6
zbylJmi vezni-rebely a dovolil
milostiv6 II ably byli preveze-
I'M Z kobky do ruznych v6zeni
We vnitru Span6lska.
Znovu vyvedli Tupaca ANA
rd, zam6nili ieho okovy "a
vedli jej ma Ostov Lyi Osla de
Leon). Odtud byl pfevezen do
Ceuty "a hroznych okolnosti
Z prevazel no ma lodi, ktera We
zla naklad soil, a Tupac niu-
sill spati ma nj tax dlouho, az
i rozezrala jeho ddy. Vice mrtee
nez ziv, dostal Sc dne Z. cervna
1888 do Getty, kde stravil ve
vezeni plnych % roku, vzpo
i minajc zaslych dob stesti sve
4 no naroda tragick6ho koncc
7 svych drahych.
. Neznaje jazyka span6lske
C no, ami zvyku a obvykleho tan
: ziyota, mel zivot V zajeti dvoi
y nasob krusnym.
a Roku 1913 seznamiI Sc v.
a vezeni Americanem Dural
e Martelem, ktery mu pozd6j
i zachranil zivot pfispel k jeh
osvobozeni
II Zatim mnoho Sc zm6nilo
ii z.vot6 eyropsk6m americk6n
" plody revoluce francouzsk
obievovaly Sc vsude. Tupac A
mari So SWIM n0vTm pfiteleT
d Martelem zili We stale made.
= svobody az do roku 1920, KID
d dvur span6lskF rozhodnul, 2
+ by vsichni Americana, uvezn(
u nj z pficin politickych, byli pr
J. pust6ni ma svobodu statnln
e lodemi dopraveni do svych pi
.e vodnich sidel.
.c Ale "Rada" na zaklade OF
D. poru prisediciho soudce ANTI
nina Garcia odepfela vrati
a. Janu Tupacovi Amar1 syobo
n du.
u Tu prispeli ma pomoc Mare
al Duran Martel a Mariana Su
o. vieta, ktefi yymohli preveze'
Tupacovo, jakozto nemocneh
e do Algecirasu; odtud jej pr
o. veil do Gibraltaru, odkud b
Isl la liz moznost nastoupiti dlo
o. hou a dobrodruznoOu cestu
"a Ameriky.
je Aysak Tupac byl slab a Y
"a hubble jeho telo sotya sc poh
Ma bovalo; V Ceut6 uklouzl Il
ch st astnou nahodou ma kane
ny nych schodech a spadl dolll
III nabfezi; prerazil 81 ODE ruce
nekolik zeber. V tax Zubo1
az n6m stavu dostal Sc do Gibri
i taru, kde zustal po cely rok,
re. by Sc uzdravil.
Liz Il Gibraltaru dostal Sc
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-17

ing service will be: "The Triumph
of the King" and at the evening SER
vice, "The ~Crucifxion, the tragedy
of Two Gardens"
Each evening of the Passion week
we will have services at the church,
Saturday evening excepted. These
services will be strictly evangelistic
in tone and character. We trust that
many will avail themselves of this
opportunity for Passion week SER
vices.
Our fine orchestra is contributing
greatly to the splendid success of the
Sunday evening services. Come and
enjoy them with us. At both the
Easter morning and evening services
there will be an opportunity offered
for those who desire to unite with
our church. If you are living here,
why not have your church home here.
cordially invite you to fellowship
with us.
R. /. STONE, Pastor.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-17
Why Colds Are Dangerous

1t is the serious disease that colds
lead to that makes them dangerous.
They prepare the system for the re-
ception and development of the
germs of influenza, pneumonia, tu-
berculosis, dyphtheria, scarlet fever,
w%hooping cough and measles. You
are more likely to contract these di-
seases when you have a cold. For
that reason you should get rid of
every cold as quickly as possible.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
help you. 1t is widely known as a
sure for bad colds.
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Lustre needs a blacksmith.

Lustre needs a blacksmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kjensrud are
proud of another baby girl, which
arrived March 5th.
The field work around Lustre is
checked up by a heavy nov fall.
A number of cases of sickness
have been reported last week. Mrs.
Baker was called to Henry Ewerts
the 7th to attend the sickness of their
baby.
The Sunday school at the Lustre
school house was well attended last
Sunday.
Frank Redekopp broke the trail
through the snow drifts with a truck
Tuesday, bound for Wolf Point.
Frank A. Schmidt came to his
farm Tuesday to make arrangements
for his sale on Thursday, and he
found it quite wintry in the north.
Owing to the storm the sale was post
poned until Wednesday, March %.
John o. Dick returned from col
lege last week and expects to stay
with his parents through the ummer
Jacob R~edekopp was a caller at
the John G. Ems home on Sunday.
Henry G. Baerg made a business
call to Glasgow last week.
The debate between Lustre and
Progressive Community held at the
literary society of the Lustre school
was very well attended last Wednes-
day night. The debate, Resolved that
the Horse has done more for Civil
cation than the Railroad; was well
discussed by both sides and the final
decision was made in favor of LUIS
tire, who had the affirmative side of
the subject.
Miss Helen Peters is making a
weeks visit with her parents, Nh.
and Mrs. A. F. Peters.
The school closed at j. j. Bakers
last week.
Mr.. Macy, the old pioneer weather
breaker, was not to be feazed by the
wintery elements of March 18th. He
was compelled to make his trip on
horseback, on the Star route from
Frazer to Lustre.
A large roundup vas at Lustre last
Thursday night. A very pleasant
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Lustre, Montana, Thursday, March
10th, 1921.
Lustre needs a railroad.
Last weeks paper was not pub
lished on account of the press being
broke down.
The first term of court was in SEES
sion at Lustre February 23rd.
The first case was for grand lar
ceny. Mr.. Mole was found guilty of
stealing a sheep from Mr.. Rouch.
He was sentenced to A days in the
Lustre work house or pay a fine of
T cents.
Lustre needs a telephone.
First class Ford repairing done at
Back to Normal Prices-Ted Dahl.
Professor Mole is busy at the
Progressive university.
Twins born at the Baker ranch on
March 9Th. (Lambs) M. d. Baker
not present at birth.
It's reported that the debate held
at Lustre school March End vas not
as one sided as was expected. LUIS
tire did not shine and Progressive
pine.
Subscribe to the Lustre Taller,
S7.99 per year.
The progressive fire department
out drilling on Bill Johnson's
place last week Thursday. Progress
sive did shine for once.
Upon arriving home one night Jake
Redekopp discovered a burglar had
entered his shack and was comfort
able reading one of his papers. All
ne said was, Scott en- Himmel, there
ne SITS" and quickly left the room.
81 have a book here entitled, The
Successful Chicken Raiser ," began
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-17
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

evening was spent by the games OF
poor pussy and blind mans buff.
Jacob Redekopp accompanied by
his two sisters, called at the Peters
home last week Thursday.
An American eagle flew over the
home of John w. Martens last week
Tuesday and frightened the home
with a baby boy.
Mother Symptoms prophecy was
that this world will come to an end In
1881, but Giester's prophecy is that
rain will come in the year 1921.