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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
Gbtntbret.

Inna &romauns Ga6er bar Maler
al &rofesiion % flaffe6e 11oget ON.
@tne 8arn6omsaar tilbragte bun i
|@gn6erbo paa Gang bos 8e6itefor<
alorene, og ienere fulgte bun Sorel=
orene paa 6ereS 0nflaffen, ser til
1t6it bragte 6em ober Mtlo>tten. Do
bar Mnna IA 9ar. timber ct SpboI6
/ Eacoma bop6e 6a6eren ct Maler=
arbeioe beo en- flor 8ro, og ber bleb
ben6es Silmstalent opooget, ioet
man lag6e Merfe til BEN 2etbe6 og
@mioigbe6, bborme6 bun bolancere-
6e paa 8roens @efberf. Set blep
ga ogfaa iom 6iImens @obebaIs, BUN
gior6e fig berpnt.
SUN ipebeoe ober &anofalo, gif
i 6ul6ifierm ne6 fra 2uftballon, req
bil6e Seite ober l@rerien og - barot
fig liot efter list ct Nabn. 9au 6a
bun er 25 Ndr, reones bum for en- al
oe meit fremroeenbe 5ilmsifueipiI
-1erinoer, -ners4sne fDrtelige @ager.
Sum bor nseo fine Sorelore / Sos
Angeles Si6e ON @ioe me6 Chaplin
og bar 2Ditilot, 8iler og n1eget mere.
Saale6es fortelles i r@eitfpiten"
Den lille 6nneptge Mnna @romanns
enentprlige 2ibsbane fra Ganps bbi=
oe Gtrau6 til. @rimaoonnoitillinge
bla1ot Mmerifas Gilmitieruer luoer
Nabnet Mnn 6orreit. Nabneforan=
oringen tog bun UNDER &rigeu for
lite at blipe n1istanft for at bore
9b1fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
@tlitxruhgi

ST. 6. 9. @oia bar u6orbeibet ne
@tatiitif oper, bba6 bore l16gifter
til &riget, os Mtlitarbeienet bar
baret % ct, og bborlebes Sc filler
fig til 6e cibile u6gifter. Ser er
nogle al be 0plpsni,1eer, fom 6e,1ne
@tattitif eiber.
S Greosti6 bar 2an6ets Militer-
u6gifter beret gienneminitlig oar=
Zig $50 Min. DoQars' eller ca. $4.7O
for bbert Menrteife. Men / &rigs-
aarene 1917, 1918 Cog 1919 iteg
@un1nerne til $4,000 Min. eller so
@ange iaa nteget iom / Sreo. @i-
bilu6gifterne par i &i6e1t 1910
1919 fnn $2.15 @ienneminit aar=
Zig for bbert Men1teife 2an6et, alt-
iaa frap en- Ere6ie6el af 6e famle6e
l16gifter og al6eles foribtn6en6e
iamrnenlignet ne6 &rigsu6gifterne.
&ab6e hi i11tet Milit9rb9ien, bill
6e 2an6ets Gobafsrpgere mere emo
betale alle &egieringens l16gifter. S
De ii6fte ii @lar bar 6e chile l16gif=
ter, BERT me6regnet 8ebillingerne til
oe n6gpen6e, lobgipen6e og 6gn1nten=
De Creme af gfegieringen, til offert-
lige 9lrbei6er, BEN offentlige Oplps-
ming og andre offentlige SSnititutio-
ner. gienneninttltg belebet fig til
$211,3 ,342,798 pr. Mar, meoens en-
enfelt ssSnbtagtsfiloe ssnternal
&epenne-M -Mfgifterne lpaa Gobaf og
Gigarer - 6iffalaaret 1920 i116-
bragte Statsfasfen $294,813,O73.
GIere andre enfelte ssn6tegtsfiloer
2ufsuSfatten paa AutomobiIer,
Ganop, Subeler, oib., i11bbrogte i
SSiifalaoret 1920 mere ems not til
at betale Mesieringens chile ubeif-.
ter.
Det ies ID, at alene gfonor1iif
bi16e Mfruitntng for os (faabeI ion
for belle ger6er) betpoe e1, euorr,1
gin6ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28

ite SSn6tegter. Gfse1nption / Staten
for SSn6teetsifat 1ful6e forbpies til
oen Gum iom &egieringen bor lat.
San anbefaler fulo 0ffentliggjprelie
al SSnotegterne al SSnofomit1fatten
for at mo6pirfe fa11fe eller 11rigttge
Spgaber.
san anbefaler en ltgrre Mrpelfat.
@r in1o6 at SoH ifal betale @fat
paa uS$mproDements" iom Sc foreta=
ger paa fine egne Stem. SSr1o6 Sor=
dgelie af &rigsnagten tillo1r6s og
ti1panbs. Sabortierer &ooperation
oio. ct al bans 5orilag gaar no
paa at fribillige &algfon1iteer oglaa
ifal tbinges til at oplpie om bbor oe
&enge fommer fra, ion1 6e onpen6er
I politiife &agner. (v@eform" }
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
Stpr @ane.

S. g. S1tton iom forleoen 6goe
al 2nngebet9n6elie / ct @oipital /
|9torm 2nfe, Soma, bar peo Eeita=
nente bortlfienfet bele fin efterlaote
6ormue, belebenoe Jig til on1fring
$4,000, til 5foler og 8armbier=
tigbeosanitalter. @n Gre6ie6el ifien=
fes 8uena 8iita College, en- a11ben
&re6ie6el @briitian Some Council
Bluffs, n1eoens @eiten ifa1 anben6es
til &ialp for @on1le % &rengenoe
8uena Biite County. Mer. @uttons
&uitru ogoe / 1889, og Sc baboe IN
gen 8grn. @an bob6e fi6en &uitru=
ems 500 boet paa fin Garn1 og set
piier fig M, at ban i alle bisie Mar
bar u6fol6et en- flor 8elgierenbeo,
men alti6 iaale6es, at bans Mapn
lite bleb n9bnt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
@nperngr 8laines 8nbifab.

@iSconiins nDe @nbern6r trent
log6e for 2egislaturen ct 8u6ifab
iom er ct at oe meit fornufttee fon1
hi fan erin6re. San er 6abgr al
en- Gra6e Commission for at bin6re
Yrofitering.. Derne Commission at
anlegges langs 2tnier iom ben fb6e-
rale. st an6et @unH gaar no paa
at state11 ffuI6e iberfiette otnfat-
ten6e Beiarbei6er og .oerbe6 ogiaa
Iefe @pergsmoalet ON Mrbeioe for
Sc ca. 10000 leoige Meno / @ta-
ten.
6rem6eles gnifer ban enoeI af
@fatebpr6en itiftet fra General @ro-
pertD til SSnotRgtg gfatteu, iaaleoes at
oe fit betaIe melt ion, baboe Sc itsr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
An,rrtka.
2anbets fineite Mejeri inbpies.

2anbets fimefe Meieri inbbies.
Sen npe Meieribpgning, iom net
op er fnl6fert Sergus 6alls>
Minn.> al 6ergus Go=operatipe
Creamery, 9sioctotion, bleb nplig
in6ptet meo Cub: &reus iorn Seitta=
Ter. 5antioig aabnes ct tire Dages
! Mp6e af State 9airpme11's lsiocia=
tion. 0enne 8p9ning betragtes al
mango iom ben fineite al tit @lags /
2an6et. Sen er opfgrt al presiet
Muriten, nne6ens alle in6re @egge
til en- Seioe af fire 500 fra @ulbet
er al glasieret &egl. @atntltge Gull
be alle tire @tager er al Cement, og
bele 8pgningen er iaa branbfri, fom
set er ntultg. &ontoret er paa ben
fineite uoitpret / Mabogni. 8p9ntn=
gen er egentlig Community Gent
ter, ioet &anoelsforening> Reo
@rofs, County 6air 9(siociotion og
County @gent bar fine &ontorer /
anoen @tage. Ser er en6bi6ere en-
flor 6oriamlingSial. 8pgningen er
ifient beliggenoe De6 6lo6bre66en,
mi6t n1ellem to @uebroer al Cement.
Set er 6armerne, iom bar opfgrt
oenne 8pgning til $4,000, bpilten
Gum oog lite ipnes iaa flor, 1aar Ser
oplpies, at Meieriforretninge ~belg=
ber fig til 100000 pr. Mar. meie-
riet i6ges of 1nellem $50 og 600
&unoer, og set er me6 tit l16itpr i
@tan6 til al. forban6le 5000 Gallo
ner 6lp6e til @m9r bbereneite 9og.
Ser er ct itort r1efaniff SrDieonleg,
og ben belle 8pgnings Dan1popbarn1=
ningsanleg er iaale6es i116rettet, at
ligeiaapel isfol6t iom parn1t @anb
fan 1eoes giennem &grene, 6erbe6
efter 8ebag affiele11oe oe forifiel=
lige &erelier / @onrnertioer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
SDbafrifanif 6orfatterinbe bpb.

*SD0afritanif 6Drfatterinoe oBb.
SRA &apita6e:1 n1el6es, at Sr,1
Olibe gcbreiner, Sen befien6te Sor=
fattert116e nff ns6arrnen / Sp6afrifa"
og .Menig &eter Solicit" er 6po /
fit Stem SD6afrifa.
Slibe 5cbreiner bar Datter af en-
@Siionqr / 8airtolan6. Sun tom
til England 6a bum par 20 9lar ne6
Manuifriptt til r6armeni 5p6afri-
ia" i 2ommen og ben berer1te engel=
tie Sorfntter George Mereoitb bialp
ben6e til at faa ben u6gibet. Gene
Ire ifreb bun rMenig @eter Solicit" !,
iom ialfalo England bate flor 0p=
figt % aniaaes for ben beoite of benz
|oeg Bigger. 0giad Der bar Be to
|ggger bunoet ma'tge 2eiere. DliDe
|Scbreiner bar en- BARN 6orfier1.
per for apin6ens @ettigbe be0er og babz
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
9fnt .Mr6eiberparti i Nfprae.

9ocialoeuofraterne 9eorge, iom1
bi6ti1 bar ltaaet / set til Molfpa=
SSnternationalen tililutte6e Mrbeioer=
parti; bar paa en- flor &ongres be-
llnttet at tre0e Is af @artiet oe oan-
ne ct npt Mrbeberparti. Set npe
&arti faar Mabt1et Set iocialoemo=
fratiife Mrbeioerparti. 8egipenbe=
oen bentes at me6fere .soeleggenoe
@irfninger for De norife 8olibepifer,
iom biotil bar bol6t fig beo Magteu,
tiltroos for at Be er / minoretal
b1an6t 6e org4niiereoe Mrbeibere.
Set npe @arti TELLER / fin W1ibte Sc
melt beteoelige Pcialiitiife Ggrere oe
fremitaaen6e 6agforeringsmeno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
eSnbfgrielen ira &ina.

@iennem 6en fineiiffe &opnebp
@bangbat bleb ser / 1920 u6f9rt
Garer til Sc syorene6e 6toter til Ell
&er6i af $71,159,225. Ser bar
9&eogang / Snoferielen al raa @i1fe,
ioet Der in6fgrtes 100000 @rno
mtn6re emo Maret foru6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
@n ianbferbis sSSmlefortelline.


genoes fnuffe og ianofer6ige sSule<
fortelling: 5at1ta Claus bop6e til
SSu1edften 1920 leiet to al sSllinoiS
@entralbanens burtigite Basiagertog
og loo oem pluoielig ftan6ie u6enfor
ct enltgt lille 6armbus / Omegnen
af 2anosbDen Ga Gle6e> me6ens ,9e=
legationer fra &o9perionalerne brag-
te @aber in6 til 2ottie @prouie, Ell
18 slar gann1nel &rebling. 0g til
oenne 8egipenbe0 fnptter fig en be1
lille u&oman" fra set pirfelige 2ib.
Da 2ottie bar 12 '9lar gon1n1el
bleb bun angrebet al 8arnelanrn1elie
og giort til &rgbling. 0n1trett ianrs
tioi9 1ne6 oenne l1lpffe rar1tes 6aoe=
rem at financielle ubelo, iaa 8arnet
iffe fun6e gibes 6en tilbprlige 2ege=
beban6ling.
6orat for6ribe Ei6en og poa en-
Maa6e at be6ligebol6e 8ergringen
me6 u6enber6enen begDn6te FUN al
lere6e for iefs Mar ii6en fra tit 2eie
be6 @in6uet at bite til Grainnten=
6ene i6et oe for forbi. S 6e itoite
to 9lar bar set lite en- eneite Gang
bGnot, at bun bar foripn1t at ttlbtfte
oe forbigaaenoe &og fin &i1ien lite
engang Mattogene. 9isie bilite bum
beo at boloe en- tenbt 6prititfe for
on Bin6uet. slt Gogperionolet BE-
Ibare6e 6isfe Gegn paa @enifab oe
Spmpati, flyer fig ielb, og De for al
brig Oct lille enionn1e &us forbi
uoen at bol6e l16fig efter ~9lrmen /
l8in6uet". De bar blebet iaa bar,t
til 6et> at 6e bil6e babe betragtet set
iom ct on6t 8ariel, om @ignalet bar
n6eblebet..
Set bar BOG fdrit for en- tort 2i6
ii6en, at De beilutteoe at nn6erigge
Genomenet nermere me6 set Meiul<
tot, at ben itaffels 9rgblings igrge<
lige 2ibsifiebne aabenbareoes for
Dem. Sg be fplte fig inoer1ig rgrt
og beilutte6e, iaobi6t set ftoo / oeres
Ma9t, at bere6e benbe en- ugle6elig
Sui.
Sg 1aalebes b916te set, at be6 g
Si6en Suleaftens @fter1nio6ag ct af
oe Sog, bun / iefs Mar Sorbifarten
bab6e tilbiftet iin &tlfen, iton6ie6e ct
fort @tpffe fra ben6es &ier1, 111e6ens
Der fra 8agagebognen aflpsie6es en-
pregtig @ulleitol, ZEN bl66 og BARN
&obe, ct itort l1l6teppe, ct @ar nlo=
fore6e Eefler og en- Mangfol6igbeo
al andre nptti9e &reienter. &aa
Iterfe Sful6re bleb @ienltanoene
baaret in6 til ben af Oberraifelie og
@le6e maalleie l1nge &ge og oberle=
beret me6 &ogperionalets biertelige
Snle6n1fer.
Sun bab6e fnapt babt Ei6 til at
fomrne fig at lin fgrite 0berraifelie,
81 ct an6et Eog ogiad plu6ielig
itanbieoe on1trent paa iarnn1e @te6,
bbor set fgrite ti6ligere paa Otter
mio6agan bab6e giort &ol6t, og en-
nD Delegation al Srainntenb ino-
fanot fig ben6es &iem % itilleoe
til ber6es Dispofition ct 5or1o, iom
ifal a1rbenoes til at ifdffe ben6e 6en
bebit mulige agebebanoling.
SSnle1ag ia6 2ottie beo @in6net i
fin &ulleitol, % set forfloreoe Gent
trnlbnne Erainmenbenes intilen6e
Mnfigter paa Strafningen gbicago
Cairo. yDeeorab, Soften"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
Gn Msnmmeut- -MfTgrina.

Sill Minoe ON &robinier, ionl
l1ngarn maatte afitoa beo Sreosilut-
ningen, bleb Der forle6en aflpret 4
@onumenter 8u6apeit, ,benbol6sbis
for 9it=, @eit-, Spo- og 9forb-l1u-
garn. IfTpringen fonbt @te6
OberbereIie af $4,000 Menneifer.
Ser bleb offpret @dlut{fuo n,eo &a=
noner og @ifler og alle 8pens Sir
fetloffer ringeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
$1O0,000,o00 til @eie.

&epreie11torter for 10 @toter, ser
tilbgrer @siisiippi @allep @tate
@igbmaD Msiociation, bolot forle6e,1
Mgoe Chicago og forban6le6e Ser
ON 9lnben6elien al ober $100,OOO,=
600 til 9lnleg od 6orbe6ring al
2anoebeje. Staten sSSllii1ois olene
bill anbe>16e $60,O00,OOO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
]anlannrt.
Gn &anon, Der ifpber 200 Mil.


Sra &aris mel6es, at 6ranifme11=
oene og 8elgierne / ben ienere Eio
bar efSperimenteret meo en- np
langtifD6en6e &anon, lom man me-
ner btl fl1nne ffp6e 200 W1iI. De
ferite &rgber bleb bolot poa Sen
belgiife 9trtilleribane beo 2iege
Slntntngen al December. Spfin6e=
rem er en- 5ranifmano, Oberitlpit-
nant Ma5e. &anonen bar faaet
Napnet ~&urbo", i6et Hroieftilet
foreger lin 6art efter at set bar for
loot &anonrnun6inge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
~ ! sraflien.

WI t''9' os.HsSs ~u''o'''u''''
Mogens 8ing ira @ao Honlo 8ra=
iilien, bar / ssS,len paa 8eigg / &ip>
benbabn hos fin Mo6er, @nfe efter
&efselerer 2ouri6s 8ing. San er
| fg6t &ipbenbapner, men bil6e pere
2onomano og oreb iom ganife ung
Sor6brug paa Siellan6, men reiite
! iaa til 8roiilien, bbor ban 11lt bar
en- flor gien6om. Den 1igger paa Ell
&eiiette, bbor &lirnaet er tprt og
iun6t, sSor6en frl1gtbor. Set er let
at faa Sgoen = 8ananer filler
Sungeren og @nanasfaft iluffer
Egriten. sssoroen er bil1ig, og ser
ligger bel6tge Strefninger uoDrfe=
oe, iaa ser er gob 2eiligbeo for sS11b=
pan6rere.
- &por flor er Deres @ien6om? (?
- 1900 96r. 2an6.
- 0g bnao logger De Driften
an poo?
- Mangc forifiellige Sing: &af=
fe, 8on,u16, &begabl, @ais %. %
ioa bar ieg labet ct lille @eieri ef=
ter 6anif Meniter
&ar De oct life ,neget EN-
iont? 4
Sb nei! Gienoon11nen Iieger
fun en- lille 9agsreiie meo Sernba,
men fra @oo &aulo - en- 8D af &ig.
benbabns @terrelie. Sg ielbe 6en
@gn, bbor leg bor, er /, 6e ienere 9lar
b1epet iterft bebpgget og fultiberet.
6or foa 9lor ii6en bor Stattonen Set,
eneite 8pgning; men op omfring oen
er MI bofiet en- flor Stationsbp. Ser
er I. cts. to 9lpoteferl Det er for en-
flor 9e1 Sapanernes Sfpl6. &bor
Sapanerne fon11ner til, bliber ser al
tio Smlntning. 9e er npi1on1me.
flittige, opgtige, iparionmelige. @ra=
lilien bar / Sc ienere @ar 1nobtaget
en- itor sssn6banoring fra SSapan.
Derpe6 bor &is6Drfningetr bl1noet
ccSn0pas. ouIau poo min Can.
Moget onoet er, at man nat11rlig>
pis lite leper ion paa 9itergaoe elz
Ter Stronobeien. Set berber, at
man faar 8ei6g af ct 8eIteopr i fin
&pniegaar6, - og man ital life bobe
@resplener ON tit &us; tbi 6a BIZ
Der @laneerne, &lapperraneer, &pe=
|lellan9er og an6re far1ige @ieiter -
nergaae,16e.
= @ar 6onife 2an6meno gooe
@bancer 6eronre?
- ubetinget, ia. Sc er 1fottet oa
bel anfete. N}en en- Sing bill leg til
raaoe Danife, fon te11fer paa at Naa
| fig ne6 8raiilien iom 2an6ne,,6
De ber life itrafs gipe fig til at bore
ielpitenoige Sor6brueere, ielb ON
oe tan faa gratis eller billig Sorb.
Gor 6et fprite maa 6e lore Sproget
% Menneifene, 6erneit &lirna= oe
Dprtningsforbo1oene. Oilers mag
ter De 6et life BET fer man bpppige
@fsen,pler paa. Set be6lte er at
arbet6e ct Har Mur / Eieneite bos et,
Sorobruger oe iaa = ,,aar man bar
baft 6enne 2ereti6 - toge fat for
fig ielb. Mm 1r1aa for1taa 2ebe- og
9enfei9t 2an6et - n1ao funne
gaa op ii set. Derfor gIer,n1er man
natl1rligbis lite tit gamle 2ano. -
(gfter vHol.")
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
Mrmeniere 1tIter ihiel.

Sber Paris meloes, at ca. 2OO,=
900 armeniife 51pgtninge 1nelle11
&ars og MlernnbropoI bar be6 at
i,llte libel og at slnarfi og l1sielbeo
berifebe in1ellen1 bern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28
Mt1erifanerinbe tager 9sriien.

Sra Sofio, Sapar, mel6es, al
Mirs. Burnett, Sen amerifanffe sci
litarattacbe 0berit CHARLES Bur
netts &uitru, 11etop er blebet til
fie11ot fieroe 8ren1ie i &eiierens
aarlige Digterfonfurrence. Gbema-
ct, Ser bar opgipet af &eiieren, bar
rMorgenoemring beb Sbentos
Sfrir" Mrs. Burnett, Der ffriber
oct iapanefiffe Sprog ionr en- ssr16=
fpot, fonf1rrere6e meb Gniin1er al
'ir6fe6te 8oeter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28

6e UNDER Gorbereoelie ct itort &erf
ON bette @nne. Manuifriptet blep
e6elagt UNDER en- 8ra116 8oerfri=
gen, ienere nogab 0ltpe @cbreiner
ct 6ragment af pen 1n6er Gitlen
v&pin6en og Mbei6et".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28

SfoIen1eitere1,:: u&pao @1aes 0ro
er ct s@g?" 9rengen: ct &obeo-.
|oro!" .Dg bpao &ibn bqr oet?"
Set tan les lite iige, fgr .oet er
',i6ruget. "a,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-28

Sfrio efter BrsDenununer af oette
8lab.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Bank Failure

Friday, the Citizens Bank at
Anita closed its doors. Saturday
it was in the hands of examiners
from the state banking depart
ment, and a receiver will close up
the business of the bank.
The officials state that the bank
will liquidate to the last dollar and
that none Of the depositors will lose
through it's failure.
The bank carried a large amount
Of paper given by farmers who
have been unable to pay off their
indebtedness. At the same time,
deposits were drawn out to such
an extent as to cripple its business
although there was no run.
Officials state that the bank has
sufficient paper outstanding to pay
out dollar for dollar to the de-
pcs tors.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Serves EN- Right

The commencement invitations
for the class of 1921 of the Atlantic
High School are about the punk
est, crudest-looking bunch Of junk
it has ever been our painful duty
to inspect. The invitations were
purchased by the class out of
town; the order being given to a
smiling salesman for an outside
concern in competition with the
two local printing offices. To say
nothing Of the unfairness of using
Atlantic taxpayers money to pay
for printing by a concern which
does not contribute a dollar to the
town, the singing the class got
should carry with it a lesson they
will remember. Atlantic News
Telegraph.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
ing his wife and children a few
days last week.

ing his wife and children few
days last week.
John F. Bergh of Atlantic was
in Brayton Friday on business.
C. N. Edwards and mother, of
Grand River, Iowa, are visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Tillotson.
| William Carey and Ross How
lett, Of Anita, were in .Brayton
Tuesday on business.
L. P. Rasmussen, Jesse Nymand,
and H. M. Bartlett were transact
ing business in Audubon Tuesday.
Lawton Bartlett went to Osceola
last week to visit his brother, Gar
ner Bartlett.
Mrs. Frank Ballou of Extra was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert,
last week.
John McKibben and wife of Au-
dubon were callers at the home of
their son, Ernie, one day last week.
Mr.. and Marion Thompson, of
Omaha, spent Sunday with his
parents, z. G. Thompson and wife.
Miss Marie Freeman spent the
week end in Des Moines with her
brother, Charles Freeman.
James, the little son Of Clyde
Freeman, stepped on the stake of a
corn planter, making very pain
tul injury. He is getting along
nicely however.
! Ray Nielsen and family and
Einar Nielsen motored to Corning
Saturday and spent Sunday with
relatives.
DIR. Koob and wife were callers
at the Will Kirkham home near
Anita Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Sonholm and children
of Britt are visiting her sister, Mrs.
L. P. Rasmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhel, of Allan
tic, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hoegh Sunday.
Decoration Day Services
Memorial Day Services will be
held in Brayton, on the Jenkins
lawn, May Both. Services will
commence at nine O'Clock a. M.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF, the
American Legion held pantry
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
RED CROSS NEWS

There were 100 instances of SER
vice rendered during the month to
40 ex-service men or their families,
one family whose man is in service
and three civilian families.
Financial aid given to one family
to the amount of SIS.
Five new compensation claims
filed; three compensation claims
adjusted; 2 reimbursement claims
filed; 4 Y. M. G. A. cases;
4 back pay; 8 Victory Medal appli-
cations filed; 3 Victory buttons; S
discharges recorded; 8home visits;
81 reference visits; 20 miscella-
neous including bonus, Insurance,
Naturalization, Liberty Bonds,
Overcoat, Transient claims and in
formation only.
Office expense for the month in
Guiding Secretary's wages $9l.7O.
Every ex-service man or woman
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Total Eclipse of Sun

A total eclipse Of the sun is
scheduled for September 20, 1922.
Astronomers are looking eagerly
forward to this event as they ex-
pect it to present favorable condo
tions for further testing the Elm
stem theory. Already the field of
stars that will surround the orb at
that time has been photographed
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Hamlin News Items

Ildlllllll NEWS 1CcIllS
Some are planting, some are done,
Left the job to rain and sun.
The platform dance at Hamlin
has become permanently rooted on
Main street just west of Rasmus-
sens cafe. :.....
A message came stating that the
remains of Otto Antilles, who WAS
killed in action in France during
the war, would arrive in Audubon,
this week. Memorial services will
take place in the Methodist church
at Audubon, Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock, May 18TH
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crees autoed
into Viola to spend Sunday at the
Marshall McNutt home.
Many Hamlin ball fans drove up
to witness the decided defeat of
Guthrie Center by Audubon, Sun
day.
Larsen and Davis are operating
their road grading outfit on the
Greeley township roads now.
Miss Lola Clark, who is to grad
uate from the Audubon High
School, this June, is detained in her
home by measles, which will likely
embarass her graduation activities
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pardee were
pleasantly surprised by a jovial
bunch of their friends, Tuesday
night in their home in east Greeley.
The delightful flow of sociability
was interrupted by delicious re-
freshments.
The Ping Brothers, of Audubon,
are doing a big job Of painting for
George Campbell on the farm oc-
cupied bp Amos Possehn.
Two professional sheep shearers
were operating in Greeley, last
week. Their clippers were run by
a gasoline motor. They were quick
and efficient.
The Old Hamlin Ladies Aid So
ciety postponed their meeting out
of respect for the approaching re-
mains of Otto Antilles, the brave
lad who went to France and gave
his life for the sacred principles Of
liberty.
| Word was received from Galifor-
MIA that Albert Christensen and the
party with whom he is with would
start back for Iowa by auto about
June LIST.
Some folks IN this vicinity, think
ling they heard Jack Frost prowl-
ing about their premises Friday
might, rose and went forth with
blankets and coverlets to defend
their gardens.
Cream! Cream! Creami
We have opened a cream station
in Hamlin and will pay you the
best market price for your cream.
Open every day and evening ex-
cept from Friday evening to Satur-
day evening.
Chris J. Albertson
RF0 CR0SS NFWS
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Ford Garage
c C. CHRISTENSEN. Prop.r

is entitled to Victory Medal.
The Home Service Secretary has
a.supply of blanks and will gladly
assist ony one who calls at the Red
Cross office in Harper Building,
Audubon. Bring your discharge
with you.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Never set young plants imme-
dlately after a heavy rain. The
sun will scald and wilt them. Wait
a few hours.
Much in LIN.

baby will make love stronger,
days shorter, night longer. bank-roll
smaller. honr happier, clothes shah
bier, the pas. forgotten. and the flu
ture worth living for--Oftice Topics.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19
Brayton News Items

Albert Bintner shipped car of
cattle to the Omaha market on
Monday.
George JorgensenElost his Elgin
car by fire. ItIburned in the road
south of the William Bintner place.
Carl Larsen of Omaha was visit
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19

and a diagram has been prepared.
The Maldive islands and Christmas
island, it is believed, offer the best
available sites for the observation
of the phenomenon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19

Add one teaspoon cold water to
the egg whites before beating and
their amounts will be doubled.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-19

sale Saturday afternoon, the pro-
ceeds from which were something
over sixteen dollars.
D. j. Kelly and family have
moved to Atlantic and are living
at sos Pine street.
Bargain Shoe Sale
All Wear U-Well $7.eS shoes re-
duced to s5.9s. Other lines re-
duced special for this sale.
P. H. Larson,
ml9 Sales Agent