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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Green Bay" 1.-The fight against COM
pulsory vaccination will be carried
every step of the way to the United
States supreme court, if necessary to
win our point" said A. B. Fontaine,
counsel for the objectors il comment.
ing on the arswel nled to the COM
plant by Health Commissioner Gosin.
DR.. Gosin and his co-defendants allege
that the orders in question we're with
in the state and that city, county and
state authorities would enforce them
TO the limit.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Rhinelander-It is reported that q
large sheep ranch is to be established
BIZ Western capitalists on tract
cutover land near Lac du Flambeau
An initial expenditure of $4,000 will
be invested in the project, it is said
For several years past sheep raising
has been conducted with success in
Oneida, Villas and adjoining counties
Several fair sized ranches are in oper
alton in that territory, mostly owned
by western men.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Sparta This city decided at a spe-
cial election by vote of 399 to 285,
to buy from the Wisconsin Minnesota
Light and Power Co., the electrical
plant operated at Sparta and the vii
lage OF Angelo. The big steam unit re-
Gently Installed by the company has
been put into operation az the Angelo
plant and restrictions of the last six
months on the use of light and power
have been removed.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Manitowoc-A day nursery, chiefly
for accommodation of children whose
mothers work, will be established
here, building having been selected.
The South Side Ladies' Aid society
sponsored the plan and made a sur
yey of the city to determine what use
would be made of such quarters. A
fee of possibly 10 cents will be charged
for each child for care during the day.
1t is expected that about fifty children
will be cared for daily.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Madison-women are eligible can.
didates for position on the county
board of supervisors Of Wisconsin
counties. Atty. Gen. Morgan held in an
swer to a query of Dist. Atty. T. NJ
Beck OF Racine
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

MISUNDERSTANDING Dahlberg post.
American legion, is recruiting its mem
bership to the eco mark. Upon reach,
ing it's goal the organization will re.
lceive a balance of $4,000 in the
Oneida county patriotic fund. The le-
gion proposes to use the money for
a community building to commemorate
the part Oneida county played in the
war.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Fond du Lac-This city lost S2,260
in state school aid through alleged
carelessness in compiling the school
census last year. The census taken
showed STA children of school axe
i'm the city. The state allows Ger.
tain amount for each child. Since the
census, it has developed there are 900
more children in the city than census
figures show.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Rhinelander-At the spring election,
Rhinelander viii vote on the question
of bonding the city for a new water
works SYSTEM. At present the water
supply comes from the Wisconsin riv-
er, and it is necessary to treat it with
chlorine, on orders from the board OF
health. The proposed new system will
cost $150,000.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

ona"ano-The Masons of this city
Ar 1pe,t 70 erect new temple this year
-. l ADDITION viii be built onto the pres
- ~ Ouiidlng, the new part being 29xS0,
=. upper hoor Of which will be used
no ,oage purposes and the present
e. G.'l'hg as lodge parlors. The hrst
W. VIII be used for stores.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Ladysmith- Thorsted and his
brother, Clarence, who recently bought
S20-acre tract of wild land north of
Ladysmith, plan to develop the tract
into fine dairy farm and stock it with
Guernsey cows. At present the broth
ers own dairy farm in the central
part of the state, near Wautoma, and
when the Ruslz county farm has been
developed they will stock it with cat
tie from their place at the old home.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Wausau-A county road school is
to be held at Wausau in April. Town
road superintendent, patrolmen and
foremen are to attend and speakers
will be present from other counties.
Marathon county will grade and sur
face 20 miles of road with gravel on
state highways 10 and 16 the coming
summer, at a cost of $250000.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-04

Gleason-A mass meeting Of Equity
members will be held here Apr 3, for
the purpose of urging gTeater econ
omy in state affairs. A petition viii
be circulated and sent to senators and
in an effort to curb ex
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
PASSOVER

Passover. the Icwist festival ~ lib.
vrty known In Hebrew as 'rcsach,"
logu> this wear on Friday evening
Nurl 80 Tn" concluding day ~ the
celebration viii be- held ON saturday.
April -" among families adhcrinF
strioily<A traditional regulations, while
uur, uisral Jews conclude thu Pass
over week on FRIDAY. April 80.
Passover in the light ~ ~ origin was
an agricultural feast hu, later p.ri"d
became dissuclntvd in Part from us
primitive uutur, worship ceremonial
ism and was identified with an "p"chnl
historical circumstance. which invested
tho festival with new and highly sig
uificant spiritual message.
Associated as the Passover II, with
th, Exodus ~ thu children ~ Israel
from Eglut u recalls the many mira
clos which were wrought In their be-
half bv thu nryor.sluml~ring Guardian
and keeper II Israel The delivery ~
the Hebrews from Egypts yoke oi
slavery released them from bondage and
darkness and gave them instead free
dom and light The memory ~ the en-
slavcmeut ~ Israel II revived and the
-c.nrs reviewed where -, kindred ~
Joseph were degraded To- slavc'labor In
IN" very country upon which their w.
lusirious ancestor had shOwered rich
blessings Their ensiayonvnt VI body
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
A NEW GAS FOUND
IN LOCAL FIELD.
WELL. ~ Ir wON'T M RN, IRIS 4
NEW Gt> At Any
RNTE

\ nov gI~ has h,pn discovered iu the
Amarillo distr.,, ana u sears the vi
disputed distinction ~ being an. first
ii'ld ir hay, ever iuunI this new gas
coming from pr,-iucIug gas w,ll. This
gas has ho,n evidenced often ~ com.
INK from people visiting. owning ur pro.
noting u drilling proposition. hut 10 was
oi the sort That although strong. yet IL
could not De- isolated and pat In a con.
hin,r u was 81 thin IL soon dlssi.
p1tcd itself aud was gun, The dis
vuVvtN came about this way Fat Sars.
field. gvulugiSt Who has honorcd this
field with hi optimism and who always
u either gcolugizing NJ giving his spare
thine a. coaching high srhui boys In
some manly snort, was doing detail
work un IN, Masicrsou structure near
the Master Oil vumlanyS well.
Chancellor Weymouth was his com.
pauiun on the tr,p either lccaus" he
or hank back 2, Mother NatuN for
day When the work ~ hand had been
finished they found themselves near
the MaStcrsou well and decided to visit
o. When about tWo hundred wards a.
the wndward sid' " the well they de.
t'rtcd the oslu' 81 gls. strong gas
that easily impressed the SENSES and
'Ius'd ON, tu nundrr whether he should
retreat. faint err stand his ground. Slrs.
tva remarked that The well had ~ leak
having gone 50 hong without repairing
that n hid spoiled. Chancellor wcy.
mouth asked what hclium anol, like
Finally, after due dcliborliiun they dc.
''d"d tu iuhal' lightly. cNhalc snnrilv.
AMI gu forward come what might. They
dil ana found that during the rrCrnt
storm an old bull scrktug shelter hal
fallen iu tho cellar uf the well and
had hocumc wclgvd around the easing
and IN" coroner should have been called
several d1vs before. As the strength
ul the gas had materially Increased
with each step toward the wcll they
did not lingor long. hut decided ths,
inasmuoh 80 hclium ~ an udorlvss gas
the new ON" was not a. Sarsflclh
claimed be- had The kccn"st Olfnrtorv
nerves wanted the distinction ~ ~
urv discovery. while the credit af idch
flying and classifying The new gas
h'lurgs o. weymouth. When they had
gotten safely away from the danger
Suu, S1rsfirld said "llclium H. Just
plain bull"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
Nature Versus Rouge

10 paint ~ not Ia paint; that Ii the
question.
70 affect Nv" corner drug store cont
rlrNiuu ar back tu nature? That IN the
puDling question Ia Miss 1921.
Men have, for III" most part. dip.
lumttirHllv avoided the issue.
However q, last one brave man has
dared To- declare bun ON rouge Tor
IN" girls In his office.
~ Mnntnn NJ. CHrrick. state health
oifiror ~ Texas. issued orders Ia the
su Young women employed In his OF.
lice tr boycott rouge
"l,uugr ~ an irritant," he told them.
-, produces skin disease. II Injuries.
Instead of improving the looks of u
woman"
Two weeks later their boss" states
that they had been growing prcttlcr,
their skin had become clearer aud the
healthy glow was returning Ia their
checks
b-rp down In our nature there II
something that demands the genuine
and even the faintcst glow of health
that ,ingcs the checks ~ "A woman Is
preferable to the richest rosebud hue
that lnnrs the tcllinlc marks ~ hav'
Ing come from the corner drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

While Turkey d,,ogrs Grcccc. the
clvilirsi wurla sits and waits for scmc.
one 10 suEr,s; MIA, would b. the proper
way IN which to interfere. This sc,ms
pi,ahl~ In The extreme. Tor no country
IN earth has m0rc thoroughly earned
,hv rish, 70 ann,hilauon than has Tur.
Key. Thc atrocities ~ thc Turk agains;
n. ArncuanS have bcvomc bio,
aEatns; snsai,cd civilization. The whole
tribe should l., wil.ol fran the itcc Of
the earth. and IN Oordcr Is that the
humanity a. the p.ol,h would no, over.
run ,hc restraints of secsllc,l national
prupcr,i.- ard blv, ,h,sc murdcrcrs
from ,hr iacc ~; thy Earth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
HARD TO COMBAT TRUTH.

The crime wave that We have heard
90 much about does not seem 10 Ia
~ had ~ We were led 10 believe. New
York was building an addition to Its
pcnitcntiary that was TO cast two mil
lion dollars. hut n viii EeVcr bc used
fur iEnitrntiary purposes. and the rca.
son given In that crime has NJ decreased
that III" present room IN more than ado
quatc 10 care for all the states prison.
crs--Canadian Record.
The Record IN doing a good work
through the publication of such help.
ful and ,nhCartcninE truths aH the one
disclosed IN the foregoing. The people
sometimes hear w much ~ diagrceable
facts they i-comc discouraged. That tho
world ~ growing b'ttcr must be con.
coded when New York. with Its over.
grown dangerously scrambled citizen.
~. orders expansion uf its pcnltcntiary
system rurtiilcd and virtually flaunts
10 the hrcczcs banner advertising
room for rent In the buildings alrcady
complete u Is time Tor other communi.
ties tn cheek over their standing and
determine what the true status In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
Srason Here IN Put In Eggs.

Time fur Mrs. Housewife To gct a
quart 81 a,crglass--,lipuid sodium
ailiUltD-and start iiNc'eallun Jar uf
ugg pr' SER, utiyc.
Low cgg quotations mean guod sea.
son to put few dozens In storage. &"
\ iiNo.rnllon ar will permit sui.
rrlrnt siuing" ~ Eggs Tor small fam.
ily I'm larger families the ratio Of one
uuai of watcrglnss I" five gallons ~
water may de- adurtcd To- enlarge the
storage facilities
WaicrglasS IN lust what the name
iml'lics--a solution NJ glass, Il forms
thin coating over the egg. which
cps the air from penetrating the
pores In the shell Eggs have been
known tu Lctp In this solution for scv.
cl,l wears.
Tile mixture should Lee thick enough
Ia feel SHINY between the fingers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

Amarillo Is not a wtat h-rhlnd the
major cities q Texas or thosc q othsr
states In the matter 81 civic clubs. she
has her Rotary. her Lions and HiWanis
clubs. and thc~. working Ia connection
with the other civic forc,s q the city.
are performing remarkable ser,iov for
the community.
Gathered into the thrt Srca, cluhs
az Amarillo are the men connected with
every enterprise u the city. They bring
q hicnd Of all the interests % the CON.
MUMMY. and place IL to the task Of meet.
ing the problems Incident % develop
ins q great city. with the IassaEe %
time. when the~e organizations find
themselves and their tasks co-opsratine
more perfectly thar - pc-sihle now.
owing to their nswpess. Nc civic prOb-
lem an long remain unsolvea.
Although these organizations arr rev
meme % them four years old-they
have Demonstrated Their usefulness In
connection whit many matters for the
ssneni good ot the people. They have
an eye to the progrsxs and develcpmen,
% the city. and when enterprises are
suggested embSdying the welfare % the
citizens there Il ths machinery "a
process the ~hcsas> and determine it, n
sirahiliiy for. thy lack u Il. ;o L. follow
cd By such recommendation a. are
warranted In the hgh, u facts
There mas b. those who f-,l tia; the
eluhs with ,hsr powerful machinery.
th-lr memberships including the at'cs,
minds % the community. are no, using
their forces as effectively a. i possible
That may hs So bn, on tn other hand
there h unqnts,icnahle wisdom In NOV.
ing guaricdly toward a EOal especially
when there are snIne Of the working
ports Of the equipment, ~ new that they
ere yet un,ried.
u IL perfectly safe to assume that
when the people composing ,hess po,en.
tally great organizations have harmed
the working possibilities % thu organ.
tzations In relation to the other indi.
vidGal and OrganiEed and affiliated
bodies % the community. tina, rcal ~
suits vii b. shown. Amarillo l. 20 b.
congratulated on the character and sise
o. thcee civic clubs. as an auxiliary to
her Bard % city DcVeiopment. her
CITY Commission and every other force
working Tor the good u her people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
srCCEss THROUGH COOPERATION

Reports have been made that in one
week one hundred thousand rats were
hlisd IN Dell county. The state health
department and other state AgNnciss CO.
Operating have declared tia, rats may
carry communicates diseases. that they
destroy and cat raillicas os dollars worth
% food products IN a var. and there.
forS started a campatgn for tn ex,sr.
mination % these CxpsnsiVe pests
An appsal VAS made 20 commercial
End eivic clubs % the state. and results
have warranted the trouble vhsre thcrc
has besn a proper degrcs % cooperation.
Beli county could no, have shown one
hundred thousand dad rats In q single
week. exccp, through the hoArtisSt 90.
operation. COOPERATION u necessary 20
~, any enterprise over In b.s WY.
whether Il b. killing rats o. buldlng
. city.
When the citizens - a community
F.cognire In the tasks ~ city. their
own tasks. then n 10 that something bir
and worth while i EOlng tn - accosa
p,lShed. The cities tina, ar showing 4
lack cf developments AZ, thoss IN whi,h
the people spend their tine knocking
and no, In hoos,ing They arc al pcs
scssrd % Just 80 much ,n,rEy. 80 much
vitality. 80 much ~ vim, and Il thi
g. burned Up In needless kicSing. com
plasninE and howl.nE at-eu; things ,ha
ought 10 D. resnedied. 90 at-uut scsu'
man who Is not q, fer N, c;ftce ~ a.
cupies. o. some other equally nons.us.
cal thing. then h. has noshing t. IN
vest IN development sn,srprisss
To stand to<e,her as man tor IN
acvelopmen, Q; the community In Whici
IN. Ivss. to tigh, the ha,tl.s Q; ,h'
municipality with tn city officials an'
the O,hsr torc,s making fOr g0od. !
the task q rial man q rial Wcoaan
whs,her n l. swa,tng ,hs Nv. ~ ci,sr
ing tn streets and alleys % iuctsasius
the puh,ic facih,i-s - n. community
there y a real cislsru's part fur ever,
inalvidaaL ard Il an h. found y on'
win enis giVv = uttle time AMI thought
e n.
tst ~ rvmsmber tha, thFSagh MI
dlreSisf CeensnuV~ s~iCu. any tass
-.<s - s>>>~es,-s<a ~ ID sd Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
THEY nESERNE IT

The application of Erwin Bcrglull fur
release from the pcni,cntinry. where h.
h. serving lust sentence tur evasion
NJ thu draft has been dcnicd-and Berg.
iull viii he obliged to pay the penalty
for hack IT patriotism a. the country IL
his birth The RcrIdpll bunch seem o.
Ice all uf thu same hrccd-and u Is ~ =
very scruhby nature. when this frl.
lows sentence II served. and his brother
has been brought back from Gcrmnny,
and he had paid his bill to an outraged
country. II might h. well 10 pnrk uff
the whole Kit and cargo % Germany.
the land where their hearts hsv, been
But before tins IL done II would be- w,ll
Ia separate the Bcrgdulls from the IN
gotten millions they made In the United
Statcs-thc land ~ liberty they would
have betrayed - Higgins News
You are none toe hard an ihcs,
birds, Brother Shaw! They have amplv
earned all of this and more. They In.
deed should bc punished ~ they vii,
lie. and then banishcd from this ronn.
try. definitely and forever This IL no
time Tor the fibrcs NJ our souls a. Ice.
come mushy and make ~ forge, the
things through which the people who
stood for Righteousness passed. Al IA.
hands Of Germany and her sympathly.
ers. Let them pay In full. and then dis
out to the land where their false hearts
reside
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
Randall Coui
THEY'D BETTER TAKE IT.

America has given Germany littl.
hii ~ free advice. tnclc sam tclls IN.
Germans TO pay their debts. Good nd.
vice. Germany started the war and lost.
Now she should bc willing to pay tho
expense she cost the whole world. Along
with the advice To- Germany our allies
should H. encouraged with the idea that
some day they. too. viii he required 20
liquidatc. No amount OF shrcwd schcm.
ing and proposing smart schemes. will
settle Englands and frances debts 20
the United States. America came 20
their assistance In time 10 save their
hides. l, cos, something 10 do this. This
east We purpose Ia shoulder IA a Gift.
hut We can't think Of giving them what
was lent them to prosecute their part
~ the war So gentlemen, please come
across.-Lockncy Beacon.
Yes. and they had better take Il. for
they're IN bady enough already. You
ARE correct. they have nothing To gain
by attempting schemes. all these are
out IL date. Germany can no morc win
through her ca superior wits than she
did through her 81 armies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

afflicted Jhcir souls likewise. They
sank into the gricyous thraldom VI dc.
slsiir
The dyliNvranyc ~ the children ~
Israel from Egypt was assurance that
their supphca,ions had been heard On
High and their chains ~ bondage
broken 10y the God ~ their fathers
The memory - this redemption l. re-.
vNcd IN the Passover festival whore
u T. utilized as a symbol of frcrloia
mnr" embracing than the escape u tie
children 1t Israel from tyranny and
oppression. u becomes AT tho same
time token Il humanity's final I'll
umph uNci al opprrssors. tyrih,s and
hlots
During III Passover week jewish
families vdt Mltyu,h unlyavfr.-l TRAD
which j. uh, ~ the several symbols
usrd IN thu uls~'yuncc of tn, frs' Val
to bring home the recollection IL op.
preston ana the eventual triumph of
humanity from tyri sny of injustice and
uiquity.
The festival beginning On the evening
80 WV WV iA'hA'NN WV u
known rs thc Scdcr and inauguratcS the
Passover celebration, This service is
q BEAUTIFUL home ceremony In which
all members ~ thc family participate
The special ritual used FOR this Sc.
der service IL called the "Haradnh' and
rccitcs the events ~ the Exodus hy
means II quaint songs and stories. that
awaken within the soul OF old and
Young, a love ~ liberty and strength.
ems tho faith of the present generation
IN The privstly mission II Israel In the
world
obSrvod In spirit Il gladncss. this
smius festival ~ liberty haS inspired
the dow io trust IN the eventual reign
~ righteousness. For this reign u
Righteousness tho Jew lElcvcs himself
10 have hc"n appointed % prepare. as
the final go1l ~ all mankind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

while surnc have had n tendency 10
vail and cry about the exaggerated rc,
pais u Cd the major numbcr II ,iti.
ans have realized that Amarillo Is dies
tined To D. m oil n'ld and II the drycl
opncni happens 20 be- a little earlier or
later. no RAJ difference will result
The people q Amarillo will have 90 he
stir themselves to the uimus, To- BE- able
To- Adequately care Tor the influx u
population when the 81 u developed IN
large way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

Amarillo's automobile men ARE lead
ers. thcy'r, developers they're work
ms fur the pubic gc,d IN The past
i,N months. months - business d.
preston. there have been icN words
from IN, automobile men indicating that
they w,rc running short q business.
and that an was not a; flooi tide with
them. n Is this optimistic spirit that
carries with IL gpid results The au.
'omolilc men arr 20 the head 81 the
lis, when u comes g. doing their Iar,
and snii,ring sunshine with which
20 dispJ business gloom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
II THIS GOOD SENSE.

September WHEAT can hc contracted
IN the markc, ~ IS. Many Randall
county farmers are willing to contract
this years crup at $3.50 nj harvest
time There are many farmers over
the country still holding 1919 crop and
plr, ~ 'hr 1890 crop. IN spite Of the
fact that they could have sold for $3.50
pr bushcl. Il n too long a gamble
fur the man who has studied tho his.
tory ~ pric's. There II bigger chance
that the holders ~ wheat viii sell ~
about si.O0 per bushcl than there II
'"a' 'N"v can pussihly realize $500
Randall County News
II such CourS" really good sense
II does not seem io H. M. and yet the
process ~ reasoning through this char.
actor 81 situation mus, have some hid.
d"n point" FOR the producers continue
,o held" despite the fact that they
vii H. IN open competition with them.
selves Just ~ soon as the next harvest
Is on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

n - hoped that every tVoi Il mate.
risl heinz pat cn Potter County rcods
VIII 10 q the very bcS' II Is hopcd
TIA, ihc surfaces constructed will stand
N. mos, critical tests II this br true
rad building will go forward all oycr
This scc,iOn with a vim and vigor but
Il there t. sho.ldy work. or shoddy mate.
rial the road building spiri, viii lie
curiallcl and hindcrcd ior Years To-
c,nc. The people al over the Plains
ar Watching results In Poster County.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

rofm,r r,rSid,n, Wilson has doubt.
i,ss viewed With sens. Of docp salts.
faction. the adcption a, the very pTin.
ciples and pOliciss foT which h. stood
A. bad Of the United States govern.
rn-n'. and agains, which sumc Of the
rsdical republicans shouted their heads
ofg. Now that Prcsid,r, Harding Is
sancly adcp;inE many ~ the IDEAS q
tn former administration. there will
~ IN a great hue and cry alou, dis.
apf.oln;men, and Noncompliance with
party plcds,s. With an. however ~ Ear
the chit cXscu,iv, h. sitting tight
and Is not calling on the bush league
fellows fur anv advice,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

Without d'siru tu disIarag' the mock
ingblrd thor, IT, consideration dur the
lufnysrd hen 81, may not sing quite
81 sW,-tly 49, tho many toned warbler
nUr may h,r r,p,rtniro b" ." rich and
VARIED bat when ~ comes to ic' ding
the hungry and g,iting across With a
hclpiug hand io a cash balance AZ IN,
bank. shes got every other bird IN tho
wur,d b,a',n q coun,r, mile CIV, her
a little wid'r rams, and more g,n"r
Gus inclusion In the farm schemes q
IN, country. and shr.ll show results -
the most desired type