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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Nan resner no, of Geneeper6ien

Ttan resner no, OF Teneeperbien
It De Sorenebe Staters iamtliae gfe.
tnrier er TRUMPET inb fem % tppe
giaioner Dollars iom Sslse Of ReS-
sangen | griierne efter &rigen. Oct.
te er omtrent ligeiaa meset iom Can.
lets National9ielb. SorboIoet bar
rimeligpis foranoret fig noeet til BET
terre eaer beore, / ben iioite Sio,
&c bette SperilaJ bar baIeret paa Sri.
ierne, Tom De bar iioite CONNER.
Set er oenne Rebgang / gprbicr,
man | Sanbets Sproe faI6er "be.
fiatton". Set itore Spsrgsmaal MI
CT at ftnoe Ell ubbei, bporoeo 6en
@j9lo os De Cab, iom berne "be.
flatton" bar foroariaset, fan aien.
fprettes. 9et er en- let Sag at bli
Seroierne fott, men operfor beu
Epgaoe igien at 6ringe Dem paa en-
normal 9aiiS og etabliiere Dor gfo.
Iomi, ipnes Sanbets melt nsoterne
Sober for Siebliffet at itaa fat.
Sntet iterfere glraument fi1nSe 70.
les moo Srig iom SnItitution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
8rianS m~n6erpeis.

Gremierminiiter 8rianb % andre
Weolemmer at ben iranife Delegation
til Neoriiitnings .&onierencen | @aib-
ington afreiite | 2erSaes fra Baris.
Gen amcrifanife @eianot Mpron &.
Serricf % neiten belle oct spriee oi.
&orps nlsbte op paa Sta.
tionen fct Of iiae Sarpel OF snife
bam en- lpffelig &eiie.
Saume @ften elf 9eleaationen |
Sabre omboro paa 9amperen "2a.
iapette", iom itrar lettebe Infer %
latte 9lrien for SEEM Dorf.
5 gegpnoelien al usen ipsgte oct
itpet meo, at @ridtbs gmerifareiie
ifuloe saa operitpr. San bapSe for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Zen brittle DELEGATION.

Sen fsrite afbeling al ben BRITTLE
Delegation til Rebruitrtines-3onfe
reneen" / Waibinaton ~afreiite / Sors.
bags fra southampton meo "Slpm.
pic. S Sslget Dor 2orb % 2abp
See, Gbntiral gbotfielo oa anbre Wa.
rineofficerer, o. Den inoiife 9elesat
Srinapaia Saitri.
9lopb George bill life afreiie for
BEN Ste Rop., oa ban ifulbe ba bore
/ Stem 9urf tiblie ON Moraenen ben
lite. &onferencen bill life bolbe fit
fsrite Wpoe for ben 12te.
Gen italienife Delegation a~ireiite |
Wan6auS fro Som.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
'..Guentpret' ON Eotofoneu.

s 9onosbpen paa BEN file 9 Gin.
Sings uSenfor Stocfbolm fanbt ser
forleoen en- 9emonitration Steb,
iom bprer itore @uligbeber | fit
Sfieo.
s ct msrft 8preIIe iab De TO be-
rsn1te @ibenifabsmPnb, Spante Pr
rbeniuS o. Oscar Iontelius, % ie
- paa en- bpib Sfierm bite Non.
teIirs Zig / en- &ptfe Iepenoe giae.
Der, Tom 6oreorussboloer, iom Sore.
r:ier i Gationalmuieet, og fra 6il.
men bsrtes hans &sit bsi oe Flor,
iao nsiugtig f~aIbenbe iammen meo
Ians @eitiiS oe Sepp9elier paa Sill.
men, iaa fuIoenot % naturlig aiens
gtpenbe bans Stemmes finere Rlian.
Ir, at bet life par til of fro, at ben
r;rfelige Nonteliits iab itiae % meb
tauie 29ber fulgte oct belle. San
Tor ielp life minoit forbauiet.
Senne Scene ianbt Steb / ct 60.
boratorium tilbsrenoe Sen unge Sp.
flnber Snea gorglanb, iom fam.
men meo Ell Stab Of Sefnifere og
&ibenifabsmpn0 / tolp Iar bar fps.
let meb at fulbfommengisre en- Sp.
fmbelie, Tom faIbes "Sotofonen", os
iom er ct Silmsapparat, iom iamti.
big meb giueberne optar De Sptrr.
benbes Sale / alltomatiif SsorbinoeI.
ie oe er iitanb til IigelebeS at giengt
BEN | automatiif SorbtnbelIe meS
SiueSerne.
5otofonens Sptaserapparat bar
to &nmeraer nleo bper i'm Sims
ruQe, men De iibber paa iamme Sire
og oirter iamtibis. @ens Set enc
&amera f%oto5raferer BerIoner poa
iaouanlig BIS, "%fotograferer" oet
anbet Stemmerne beb Sielp al en-
SlagS Rifroion al en- belt M 9e.
ifaffenbeo. Sg bisie 2pbfotograiiei
fan igien omiettes til 2po peo SieIp
al ct Retal, iom beoer Selerium,
Spoen fan forlterfes op til flere TIT.
len @ange BEN oprinoeIige Stprfe
% 'eleftriIf 8ei, 90 naar SiInten nil,
les op, bsrer man SaIen / automa.
tilt Samtibiebeb meb 9iGeoet.
Spfinoelien oabner besu6en M,i
Iiabeber for anben glnbenbeIie. Ge,
ffal iaaIebes bore nulIis at foripne
Sprtaarn meo apparoter, iom auto.
matiif og meb beitemte Relenrum
brsler Sprtaarnets Wabn no ODE,
$apet, Iaa BET fan bsres | 60 enael.
lie Nils Smfreos. Set lpber ION
et @oentpr!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
0rgferne | QiaeaHen.

Ger bar paret 1ti1e ON &risen t
9inealien / oct ~iertere. Set fer iaa.
leoes no til, of begge Barter bpiler
paa fine Saaben.
Wen bette bar 8reterne baarlig
8aao til, telegraferes fra 9ruia. Ge'
res Selb afbarg al, at be | benne flo.
ite Sfieniip bar iItanb til at tilfsie
Sprferne ct afaisrenbe Neoerlag %
meb en- Gang bli fGrbia meb Den be-
ipprlige Sob. 9ette mislpffebes iom
befienot, og ct Sinterielttog er 8rG'
ferne aloeles life forbereot paa. Sc.
res Eelte er ubrugeliae | Den anato.
fife ginter, Si,ie err Der npiten life
tilbage Iangs BEN mtp9renbe Sront,
Sorborotter Tom peb Sronten | Rorb.
franfrig funbe maaife lsie 8roble.
met, men Sc er beiperlige at labe, og
Geo ener anoen 8r9nbieI er life at
'opbripe. Set belle b9rger berfor
eeentIie paa, ON @referne bill bore
iitanS til at bpgee garaffer for belle
fin arme, boilfet 10 en- ell %pibtlsftig
Siitorie, ieIb ON De fan opbrine bet
n~sbuenbige Woteriale.
Set bar iIere @anse bift iig, at
@rpfernes 9ienbfab til anatolife
Iaturforbolb er meget mangelfulo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
D~eroenspresie.
Koneresien.

Sra Sonolulu. Saipaii, telesrafe.
les Den 23be Sfteber,, ,Serbeus.
presie,Songresien, Tom bar perei
iamlet Der iiSen oen 10be Sftober.
ciilutteoes i9aar.
@olter @iaiams, Gbef for Sour.
naliitifolen peS Misiouri Statsuni.
teriitet, sieupaIgtes til Br9iioent.
I'll amerifanife 8icepraiioenter
palgteS Sranc @lais. &ebaftsr al
"girminabam &enS~ H(llabama)
og Gardner @iNe, gmiterbam q.
q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
SsiHanbs SanScl.

Spgaper, iom netop er blet offent.
liseiort / Berlin, piier. at Spiflanbs
lloenriasbanoel / Srli sseSe meb
neiten 1000 Miaioner Warf. fam.
menlianet meo ben foregaaenbe Waa.
NED. nbisrielsp9roien / Snli belsb
fig til 6,208 Iiuioner inloo 5,432
Wiaioner i SUM. Eli @ienei9Io par
Snbfsrielen iteset fra 6.409 Wiuio.
ner | SUM til 1855 Miuipner / Suli.
Sra Imiterbam melbes berimoo, at
Der ! Solanb er en- truenbe Stasna.
tion | Snbultrien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
KpinoeIie 6upernor.
Kanoioat.

Sra Portsmouth, 3d., berettes, al
Irs. George Curtis fra Seller, Sa..
bar itiaet iis lom &anoioat for gu.
pernsr at Sireinia paa ben uafbrn.
sige SociaIiittirtet. gun er ben fsr-
ite apinhe, iom bar optraabt Tom
@uperrsrfanbibat beri Stater-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

lanet ct Silibsbotum / 9eputeret.
famret, men ben republifanife "8lof"
paa 1876 Wanb frppebe, at ban fsrit
ifllbe afgipe en- ubfsrlig og tilfreos-
itiGenoe &eoegisrelie for fin 1olitif.
San flarte @raierne, men bette ifeebe
r9rmeIt, foroi De rabifale glementer
unber ingen Smit9noigbeber bilbe ie
gnbr6 9arbieu optaget / ct npt Ni.
niiterium.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

Oct bar fre,nbeles ffpet % | bet
belle EFT msrf og triit Dag, men bel
biepis bapbe oi inbtil MI ppret for.
iFaanet for Re5n. 80 set bar bra,
for enonu bar bet lagt frem til IJ-
DIETER.
arnliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
On Sfrube fra "8narbian".

Set liberale engelife glao "Man.
cbeiter Guardian" retteoe forleoen
Dag beftise gebreibelier imob Stor-
maeterne, forbi De life bar billet lptte
til Naniens Ippel ON, at Der moa BIT
tiIitaaet en- Rrebit paa fem Wi1ioner
Bunb Sterline for at fire BET inter.
rationale Si9lpearbeibe ! 2tslanb,
bnorfor De Srganiiationer, iom er
blet oprettet | oct Giemeb rin,eligpis
mac n~eblGeee fin Sirfiombeb.
"8erben." ifriper 9labet, bar al
brig p9ret @ibne til en- iaa forbrp.
oerif ltnblabelies.S pnb, fom Stor.
maeterne Der bar besaat. ibet De life
bar billet reiifere ct iamlet Cab paa
fem Iilioner Grns = oct babe al
bbab Ell Sreabnauabt foiter - for at
funne rebbe 90 Millioner europeiife
MenneIfelip."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Uliliterleee ocmt
til Dozen.

Sra &icbmonb, 3d., telegraferes
ben 28oe Sttober: Or. @itmartb
q. Saolep, en- ftp. 8egimentsleqe /
De 6or. StoterS Nrme, oe bar lat
nnoer Stltale for at babe myrbet lin
Suitru, bIeO isaar al en- SSurb / Sen.
rico @ountp 9iitriftSret futbct itpl.
big ! @orb | fsrite @raS og uil bli
6smt til at lobe fit 2ip / Den elettriIfe
Stol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Oct bar life ianbt.

Sor EFT Tio iiben blep Der fra Sci.
iingfors ienot no en- Webbeleiie ON,
at fire: Meblemmer af ben alrusittfe
&pmite bar blet arrelteret al Sopiet-
Wpnoigbeoerne og bereiter benrettet.
Wu t%elegraferer roenrissminiiter
.Tcbitcberin til Or. Wanien, at Der er
life ct ianbt Orb / bette. aae Wee4
lemmer al ben alrusiiife &omite be.
finber fig | beoite @elgaaenoe, flyer
han.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

ufienote ameritnnffe Solbat meo
@ulomebalien for Sapperbe6. 9ette
CT Den bsieite milit9re 9gresbepis.
ming, StaIien fan ptie nogen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
"Manben fro 8erntnea

er Rapnet paa Den npc ipqnbenoe
AaWTifanife 5orteIina iom beapnoer
! "@eoaglrren" ioas. 3es Begun.
eelien+
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Smaanotiier.
Irinien af WnIes paa Ganaferb.

Snsbas | forrise 1se orog 9rin-
len af Wales after no paa 2angfprb,
iom rimeliebis bill itr9ffe fig belle
Soroen runot. S Portsmouth GIT
bon omborb paa Slaefrpoieren "Re.
nopn", oct famine Glib meb bbilfet
ban ifior foretos fin &eiie til Ili.
itralien os Hetu 3ealanb.
Sans egentlige sgrinbe er at be.
isee Snbiert bpor Der | aQe itsrre
8per bill bli arraneeret en- @etfe
S%eitligbeoer for BAN. gombap err
BEN fsrfte inbiife 8p paa Prosram.
met.
Set ct 10 sormeI TRADITION, at
BEN brittle Eronarbine ffal afl9gge
officielle geisg | ale brittle Solo.
nier og 0ominions, inoen ban beitt-
ger Troneu, men oenne @i9itef9rb
til Snbien paa bette Tibspunft er en-
2pitreiie, iom bolber life alere &on.
gefamiIien, men ogiaa @eeieringen
alborlige 8efpmrinser. Sor BET er
10 meget uroligt / Snbien netop MI,
biitnof meget mere uroIist, enb Ser.
ben bar faat 8eifeo ON, % @banbis
Silb9neere bar 10 truet meb at pro.
flamere 8eneralltreif | aIe gper,
iom Brinien beieger.
Sra Snbien refer Brtnien til 60
flo for at sieneielbe ben iapanife
aronprins Sirobitos geisg | 2onbon
iioIte CONNER.
Sen linee belgiife Prins &arl fun
gerer iom Wioibipman omboro paa
"Renotpn" paa 6enne Sur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01

ENTkREp As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
THE Posr oTFrcK AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CoSsREss OF MARCUS, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Mnslanb blir baabt.

Gen rusiiife &egierings efonomi.
ffe &aab beiluttebe for en- Sio iiben
at tiaabe Silpirfnirg al lette beirut
ienbe Sriffe meb ct @lfobolinobolb at
12 9rocent. &ietisnof f%orbebolber
3egieringen fig Monopol paa Eli.
birfninsen os bill leie no &etten til
Hripatfolf. 2ieeban ct bet meb Sal.
get.
@obfa.o g andre &usbriffe bar life
beret tilpirfet / &rslanb paa fem
@ar, faa Soft bar begpnbt at p9,tne
fig til Ifboloenbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
.Gerbernes- @pnae pember hiena.

Sra Yaris telegraferes, at Song
Mleranoer al Serbien | 2srbags EN-.
beltg begap Jig paa Siempei til 8el.
grab.
San bar neret / Baris iiben | ge.
%epnbelien al Suli, % bans lange Sps
bolb | Sen frantic SopebItao bar 81.
bet MnIebning til a1e Slags &pgter.
San reiite bib for at lnoerfaite Jig Ell
operation, men Solf ipntes, at hans
&efonpaleicens blep loplig langparig.
San forlob Haris - e0er rettere
@eriaiGes = infognito 90 / al Sem.
meligbeb, Iebiaeet al Den ierbilfe
9remier. % l1benrigsminiiter Nifo.
la BaItcbitcb % S%rafifminiiter San.
foipitch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Gn Ner6ensbanf.

Sen amerifan'fe Sinansmonb
Sranf 81. 8anberlip fra SEEM gorf
bar / forriee ltge | Waricbau oe fore.
lagoe ben polite Br9iibent Giliubifi
Ilaner til Sprettelie al en- "ganf Of
limited Statets anb europe, iom
fflllbe babe en- @runbfapital paa
1000 WiIioner Dollars. Sfslge Yla.
men ffulbe ser / aIe Storbper opret.
ties Silialer af benne 8anf til Set.
telie af @arebpttet meQem Nationers
ne paa 9ollarbaiis.
Sra @aricbau reiite ban til Berlin
for at fonferere meb Den tpife &egie-
ring og tpife ganfer. San ubtalte
fig meget tilfrebs meo 8olaffernes
Soloning til Hlanen, men "ben bill
life Ipffes, mebminbre SlertaIet al
De elirop9iife Stater flltter fig ill.,"
ltOtalte ban. az .,<
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-01
Livestock, Grain &PToduCe

Oct. 20.
SO. ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~-~~~S~~S~S~~S-~~-~--S-~-J---
BL0OMINGDALE SEC. po~s about Auf
LIST: =. b.. box type. brk-. cellar:
hot-air ht-. hiC lot. por,lss. closing es-
tate; consider s.. go. $50 or more cash. bal
easy. y. Z. RNoN co. INC. l4s3 Il.
NJ 459T
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

Ddolicste keys made while you wait. a,c
us II st. NV.
Sun II 2ss
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

SMALL GROCERY STORE os hrsmer st
ne. 2, low rent. Sl75 CO. p. Y. CAR
LEY. GIT st NV. y. 6153.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Furnished.

eS4 G ST. \. T.. 2 ROOMS AND KTTCHFN.
-.s' s5'e' entire Srd door; ami. Phone LIpe.
'@ts
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

NEAR BEER & LUNCH on Pa, ave. nv.
one of the best IN city. $500. p. y
CARLEY. sl7 Z ST. pw. 2. elsa.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
BONUS BILL IS
LAID TO REST
OFFERS OF FIST FIGHT RING IN
SENATE, WHERE BONUS BILL
BRINGS CHALLENGE.
Soldier Relief Measure Is Buried In
committee-Hardina's Wish Exc
euted BY Republicans, With Few
Changes From Partisan Alignment.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WaShington-Amid turbulent
scene. in which the lie was passed and
two Senators almost came to blows.
the soldier bonus bill was laid away
by the Senate to rest in committee
until the President has accomplished
his program of "rptrenChmpnt and
economy" The vote was a to 20.
The early obituaries were conducted
with the tranquility that usually at
tends such ceremonies, but wild dlsor-
der began when Senator Porter J. Nc
Cumber. Of North DakOtn, Republican,
author Of the hill. in poSt-mOrtem
speech tried to explain that the meas
ure was not dead, but merely was go
ing back to rhe committee for n rest.
Ii would walk again." the Senator
predicted, when impending tariff and
tax legislation had been passed and
the refunding of the allied debt had
been arranged for The fuse to the ex-
plOSion that engulfed the Senate mo-
ment later was touched of by Senator
JOSerh T. Robinson. of Arkansas, Dem
ocrat. who objected to the continue
ton Of the speech, calling II a funeral
OratiOn" and an apology for Senator
McCumber'S action on the bill.
Senator RObinSOnS objections pre-
cipitated a free-for-all wrangle, in
which the feeling became intense, and
all the political and personal animOsi-
ties existing in the chamber received
thorough ventilation. The climax
came when Senator MGSmTVer, at the
close Of a bitter eXchanve with Sen
atOr James A. Reed, of Missouri, DEM
Ocrat, invited the latter to so outside
to settle the issue The challenge was
provoked when Senator Reed, using
the McCumber statement as his theme,
endeavOred to show that If the enact
ment of legislation depended on the
refunding Of foreign debts, tive years
or more would pass before the soldiers
received a bonus.
1T seems to be getting to b9a habit
in this chamber" Senator Reed de-
clared hOtly, when ] make state
ment of fact, for somebody to get up
and say it is not true. That habit may
be INDUCED in once too often one of
these fine days"
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
KINGS" WHO NEVER REIGNED
Two Frenehmen Born to High PIaes
Were Forbidden BY Destiny to
Occupy Their Thrones.

French history records at least two
kings" who never snt on the throne
Of the proud BOurbons
The first was the unhappy Louis
XVII. the Lost DHuphln," second son
Of Louis XVI and Marie AntOinette,
victims Of the Revolution. After the
guillOtining Of his parents he became
natural heir to the throne. His fate
was most pitiful one, according TO
clronlclers, for he was delivered by
the RevOluiiOnists over to a brutal
shoemaker and ultimately died Of
neglect.
After his death multitude Of
claimants TO the French throne arose,
some claiming to be the dauphin him
self, others the next of kin. II was
even rumOred that the dauphln had
escaped to America and lived there In
the person of one EleazOr Williams
an Episcopal minister.
Another throneless king" was Ma.
pOleOn Francis Charles Joseph Bona
parte, known as Napoleon II, only son
OF the illustriOus Napoleon | and
Marie Louise. On his second "abdi-
cation" after Waterloo, Napoleon |
told the senate: 81 abdicate in favor
Of my SON." But the French senate
took no notice Of Napoleon II and
called TO the throne Louis XVIII, last
Of the Bourbon line. Thereupon, Ma
pIleon II. then hut four years old
was taken by his mother to Vienna,
where her father still reiGned as ON
perOr of Austria.
by the treaty OF Paris, three years
later, II was decreed that Napoleon
II should never Inherit the domain
Of his mother. As d recOmpense he
was created duke of Reichstadt, with
the rank of Austrian prince. He died
as a result Of violent exercise, in his
twenty-first year, and was inferred In
tho royal tomb at Vienna.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Swan Sona.

Many authorities both ancient and
modern could be quoted in support Of
the opinion that the swan dies so
joyfully that he sings sweetly when
he dies" observes a correspondent; /;
but only one need be given here. II
Is from ColerIdge, and should carry
conviction TO all reasonable people:
Swans sing Lefore they die; 'twere no
bad thing
Should certain persons die before they
sing.
We have Plato's assurance that
Apollo reveals to swans before their
death the good things he has In store
for them, and therefore they sing and
rejoice as they die" There Is
tradition that Pan haunts the tall
reeds around the lOch, and II is we'll
known that he can deal very severely
with anyone who shows too much
curiosity about himself or his friends
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
GROW HIGHLY .PRIzED COTTON
Virgin Islands Produce Long Staple
Variety That Is Almost Extinct
in the United States.

Cotton raising has become one Of
the principal industries of the Virgin
islands, Uncle Sans newest territorial
possession, according to Bulletin No. 1,
Sea Island Cotton in st. CrOix, Of the
Virgin Islands agricultural experiment
station. just issued by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Sea-lsland cotton. the much-prized,
Iong-staple variety which has been rem
dered almost extinct In continental
United States by the boil weevil, is
the basis of the Virgin Islands industry.
The area devoted to 1t, while as yet
small, produced an average yield of
1000 pounds Of seed cotton to the acre
In 1919 and 1920. One Of the plats at
the government experiment station
produced at the rate of 4.45O pounds
Of seed cotton.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Still Smaller Airplanea.

The scooter" OF the air seems
about to become an accomplished fact.
we learn from Flight. A young French
designer, NJ. Louis Goubert, has just
completed the designs for a very small
machine, which will be driven by an
engine of only ten horsepower. The
machine is to be a traitor, with the
pilot entirely lnclOsed in the fuselage,
which will lie provided with windows.
The wing loading is to be ten kilo-
grams PEI square meter (about two
pounds per square fOot), and the maxi
mum speed is estimated at so miles
per hour, with a landing speed Of
about 20 miles per hOuft VA model Of
the machine is, It Is .ihted, to be
tested by NJ. Eiffel before the actual
machine is built.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
CATS CONFINED TO "RANeE'
Chicago Man Reports Success in Novel
Plan for Keeping Pete From
strayins Far AHeId.

Another western idea was adapted
TO city uses the other day when a
south-sider, who once rode the range
on the Colorado plateaus, staked out
his cats to keep them at home. The
plan worked fine and now the feline
animals get the air every day at the
ends Of tether ropes.
The cat owner found that every
time he opened the cellar door the
pets made a break for the open, fire.
quently staying away for days and
returning with blackened eyes and
scratched hides. He thought Of the
tether plan, but the first trial was not
success, as the cats slipped the
nOOses from their necks. He then
evolved a semi-hObble plan and tied
the heavy string to one of the cats
hind legs, attaching the other end OF
the string to a stake driven in the
back yard.
This system proved effective and
now every day three Of the cats take
their exercise around their tetheT
stakes.-Chicago Journal.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one Of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the as.
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re
jected is because kidney trouble is 50
common to the American people, and the
large majority OF those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes
medium and large. However, if you wish
first to test this great preparation send
ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham.
ton, ". Y, for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention this paper.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21

FrankfOrt.-EXpressing q willing
ness TO confess publicly and openly"
when in the wrong, but declaring he
will not remain passive under an "un-
just and uncalled-for criticism" Gov
ernor Morrow, in a statement, defend
ed his action in granting a pardon to
Turley Stewart a young Tennessee
boy, who was recently convicted and
sentenced TO one year in the peniten-
uary by a Graves County jury,
charged with stealing an automobile.
IF had the Turley Stewart case TO
pass on again." said Governor Nor
row. Il would issue the pardon jus.
as l did"
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Welcomes Grain Inquiry.

Chicago.-The campaign of the
Grain Dealers National Association,
against the grain pooling plan of the
Unired States Grain Grower, Inc, is
as open as the day, and any infOrma-
ton Congress might want will he
speedily forthcoming, II. !. Mansfield,
Chairman of the associations Execu-
tive Committee, said. His announce
ment was in connection with resolu-
tiOn introduced in the United States
Senate by Senator Kenyon, of Iowa,
calling for an investigation.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Dried Vegetables

The government bureau Of chemis-
try is trying to pOpularize the "dehy-
drafted vegetables which are begin
ming to be sold for soup mixtures. Ii
is thought that these mixtures Of vege-
tables, which are absolutely water
free, might be used to great advantage
by housewives. They are quite as good
for soups as fresh material and far
cheaper. One hotel to which sample
packages were sent for trial reported
that one pound of the stuff made 10
portions" The only important OBJ
stacle to the introduction of these con
eentrated soup vegetables seems to lie
in the difficulty OF overcoming old
prejudices.-Philade Ledger.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Tractor PLANT PuIehased.

Indianapolis, Ind.-Elwood Haynes,
KokOmo, and other capitalists there,
and George MarOtt, indianapolis,
bought the HOltOn Tractor Company,
Indianapolis, and will incorporate the
Haynes Tractor Company, capital,
been in the hands Of "a receiver. The
new company will move the plant 10
KokOmO. Creditors of the HoltOn
Company received about SlO0,000
worth Of per cent cumull tive pre-
ferred stock Of the new Orgg nization.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
Kidnaper Is Sentenced.

Richmond, Ind.-Russeil Behmar, OF
Springfield, ILL.,, who pleaded guilty
of kidnapping his three-year-old daugh
ter from Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Alex
ander, of this city, was fined $50 and
senteced to serve term Of from two
TO fourteen years in the State Reform.
atory by Judge w. \. Bond, Of the
Wayne Circuit Court. The JIdge sus-
pended the prison sentence. The
child had been made ward of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander by the Juvenile Court.
Behmar was arrested at Dayton, O.,
with the child.