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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Mnftiun.

lti1ter3eiGncter miro arf Der Som
Siegler Sarm, cine WeiIe iiioli6 BON
Seribing, am
9ienstas, Den 10. @drs,
beginneno 1 l1br nadmittaes. fol.
genbes @iecntb,m altf offentIider
&criteigerung an oer @eiitbictenSen
berfaufen:
Gin 5 Sabre alter MauleieI, 1917
Sonb bod; 4,idbriger MouIeieI.
1872 Sonb bod; @iIffub un6 &aIb,
trddttee &ub, 9 &in6cr, eines 90.
bon trddtie; iunoer Stier, 4.idbri.
ger Bun, W11tteridneir, 5 21ufcr,
Sobn Deere go%rnpflan5er, 10 gut
mie nle; Section.@eee, S. S. gnie
SGaufel = gultibotor, Elm Get Gitg.
@eidirr, 3Gltme utb 3iieeI, so
8ei5eniGfc, &iiden.Ronge 10 gut
nie neit; &oblolofen nit 8 SIam.
men, Chevrolet IrtomobiI, W6bel
1tno biele anoere Grtifel 5u 5abIrei9
Inn oieiclben bier 5lt bencnncn.
9ebingureen: $40 unb tpenieer
finb baor gu aablen. 8etrdae iiber
$40 feds Wonate CREDIT gegen go.
te nit gutter Siderbeit, 6 &roaent
5instragenO nod SaIligfeit. &ein
artifel borf entfernt merOen fir
neIden ni6t abgerednet lprroe.
SIM Safe es o,n Is. @t6r5 reener
io1te, finbet Der 8erfallf am n61Tten
Gage Itott.
SamueI 6. SiegIer, IT,,
8eribing, 1o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
abOrnbanrne liefern 3nfer in 20
Staaten.

Salienbc bon amerifonii6en 8ar-
rnern laiien ii6 Die @elegenbeit emf
geben, fir Den eigenen Gid un6 Sen
Weartt 5l geringen Soften Gborn-
6ufer unb Iborniirl,p 81 getpinnen.
Sn anbetradt Oes Serannoben8 oeS
.31drrpettcrs" lit bieie 4ngobc bon
beionOerem Sntereiie. sic itiitt iid
dltf Den bon Dem Sadperit6noigen
oeS gllnoes- Departments fir 2ono.
wirti6oft gcrnadten Seitltelluneen.
SIN allgemeinen glnl,bt man in Nme.
rifa, CAB Die aborn5uder ,SrlbuItrie
nuf Die Rel.Gnelano Stantcn unb
gtelp gorf bei6rGnft lit. Satid6li6
gibt es ober in ollen 0itIi6en urb
nor0Oltliden Stootcn biele 86ume,
aus Oencu 3ltder gu geipinncn lit.
9aS @ebict umfoBt @oro.G Carolina
un0 Eenneiiee i'm Siioen uno bos
nOrNlide Miiioltri, Soma uno Min.
ncioto int @eIten. ar6 IN Sen
Stooten Oregon unb 8aibington
gi6t c8 cine betrGdtli9e g(n5obl bon
Ibornb0ulHcll, meldc 3ltfer liefcrn.
Obmobl es ctlpo8 G~rfoGr1lng be-
oarf, INN Ben Saft 5u Sirltp n16
3rfer orbcntli6 ein5ufo6cn, lit 6us
S~erfaDren 6enno6 nidt fompli5iert
rnb fam lcidt erlernt ,pcr6eu. Cine
S6rift 6eS Iferbau = 0cpartements,
n1mlif DBroOuction of NtapGe 81.
r1tp on0 Sugar," entbGlt Die n0tigen
InmeiIltngen un6 miro iebem frei
5ugeIteat, Der ii6 an bas II. g. sc.
partcment Of agriculture, 8oibing.
ton, 8. g., tpen0et.
TO Biz Is @Gune Iiefern aetp6bn.
lid 9enu9 Sirup fir Den Saltsbe-
oorf, Inn bus a~n3apfen Der @iibe
inert a1 MAIDEN. iln6 in bielen S6l.
len au6 nod einen lteberI6ub, Ser
5u gepinnbrinecnben 8reiien obge.
lett lueroen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Sabresbrriht bes RiiiOnrier Slide
rel nnb @ilSamtes.

Der Sabresberidt Oes itaatlihen
Slid, uno 8ilomifiebers girmine-
bnm miro in peni9en Soeen perof-
IfcntIiGt peroen. 9ieiem 8eri6te 5u-
folge beliefen ii6 inn 2aufe oes Der.
gareenen Snbres sic @innabmen Die
les alntes oiif insgeiamt $t13,439,
benen 4lseaben gum 9etrage bon
.$122,301 eegeniiberiteben. Snfolge
beiien lit bic 8iIan5 in Der GniIe Die.
les amtcs bon $60,937 ouf $52,076
gefoGen, mas bduptiGdli6 Dem ltm-
ftonOe 6li9cidrieben miro, baB Die
Summe bon $4,000 fir cine Slid.
brutanItaft in Springfielo beralts-
gabt ipurbe.
Die @eiamt5abI Ger Gountpioeo-
i6eine, Die I'M Sabre aitsgegeben
nurOen, betrug $76,613, mabrenb
1850 Sii6Ideine an 8epobner bes
Staotcs rrno 670 an %alspdrtige
Slider a~lisgeitelt tpurben. Sn benz
9eridte miro bic 8emerfitng ee.
modt, boB Ser 9erufsidger i'm
Stoatc @iiiouri foIt edn5lid allsee.
itorben lit. Birmingham idGieBt
nit Scr &uffor6erung, auerlei Slide
in Den Sliiiien I'M Staote al,sauieten
unb cine &eibe bon Sii6brittonItnI.
ten 81 erri6terL tint Die notigen
Slide 5itften at f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

aegeu 80 Stiniulm nieoereeltimmt.
llneInItia eittberidtet nuroe i'm
Souie Die SorIaee our Staats.SSn'
Ipcftion bon Seu unb Serbot bcs
g9ettens ollf 9aicbalipieIen. @inItig
Odseeen Die @orIoge, lout neIdcr
8clte6unlg bon 9aiebaalpieIern itraf.
baraemad)t pcrben ioll.
9ns Sous beidIoB, Srdiibeut Sar.
bling e~in5uIooe1t. ndditen Sonmcr
Miiiouri gu beiliden. gs pllrOen
$4,000 berlpiIligt sur @eitreitlmg
Scr IusIogen cirte8 aomites, ons oic
G%inlnolng iiberbringen ion, un0 Dem
Der @o,1ncrnelr, 8ice-@ ouberneur,
scr Sprcder Oes Sauies, sfpei Sena-
loren l1ro 5lpci Experimentation an.
eeboren ioqen.
Srcs lngiinitieer @inberi9tlung
Der Sorlnge sur Sduffung elmer
@nnoeIbiIber .genil,r ieitcns 6cs So
mites ieste onS Sans am SomnerS.
tcg Worgen nit einem &otitm BON
9S segen 10 Die &orlaae ollf ben
&alcnocr mo miro obne 3peifel
bonn Sauie ongenommen perben.
9us lit obnc 3meifel Elm Shritt in
Der reften Ridtung.
SIN 9nltie muroe Die 9prlage be.
trcffs 3limeriercnS unb &eeiitrierer,s
aller 8iitolen unb &epoIner 5rpcds
8cidrGnfltng bes Serfoufs Oerarti.
ger 8affen an Serionen, bie gum
Sragen 6erielben berc6tiet iinO, ltn6
5uefs Siibritng elmer 2iIte bon Ser.
ionelt, on pelde oerartiee @affen
.Oerfaltft murocu, nit 112 Stimmen
gcgen 6 Stin1men oneenommen. Die
Sorlage tpurbe bon bcioen S1llIern
Der Scgislatltr Dor 5luei SSobrCn on.
icboh BON @oup. @orb.
ner nit ieincm Scto beIegt. Setter.
ION Gitp 8olfSfrern6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

milton Oas Hedt eiebt, Die Staten
ab5udnOern. Grbobrng bes @ebal-
tes Ocs 2eitcrs Der itaatli6en @eflii.
getitation bon $4,000 ouf $4,000
per Sobr. &orfebrungen our Gin.
fiibrung oeS 8. unO 10. 8ruOes in
SanOifulen. 2iaeniierung Ser 8in-
oerbeime. Staatsfontrolle fir gnt-
btnoun9s. anItalten.
Die &orlage elmer 8ernilliauta
$750,000, nm oos 2incoln SSnItit1tt,
in Sefferion Gitp, gu elmer llniberii.
tot fitr Die Neeer gu MADDEN lit i'm
Senat auf $500,000 re0uoiert NOR.
ben. SIM Sauie bat Der 9seger Moo.
re befanntli6 Dor einigen 8oden fir
oieien 3pef cine 8orloge eingcrcidt,
tpeldc cine 8erruilliguug bon elmer
@eillion ooriiebt.
Ser Senat nabm Die gemcini6aIt.
iidc Sorlaae on, pelde cine @olfs-
abitimmun9 iiber elm Scrfoiiungs.
ENHANCEMENT boriiebt, um Sraue1t
ooS &c6t 81 gebenL S~taatsGmter AT
bethlehem. Die ReioIl,tion miro Dem.
na6it i'm Souie our glbItimmung
fommen.
Cine 8orlage, ipel6e &arb, 5u oeI.
len Iusfibr1tng elm altto benl1tt
tpurbe, gum &aub i'm erIten Grade
itempelt, unb 3u6tbal,sItrofe aud
fir Den autolenfer boriiebt, pur6e
im Senat our &eini6rift beripieien.
Die 8roctor 8orlase, S9offume
elmer Staatsfommiliion our 2iaen.
iierlng bon @rltnoeigentbum8bGn6.
Tern, lpurOc oobin umenoiert, 6ab tie
MIR fir ct. 2ouiS, &unias 9th un6
ct. Soicpb @cItung buben foil, urb
Damn nit IL gegen II StinIncn i'm
Senot allf ben &alcnoer geiett.
Die Some &lilc fir Ct. 2ouis
gorlage lit am Rontag get0Otet NOR.
ben unb oies ouf 8erIon9cn bon
@urb. SDbe.
Cine Serueeung tul,roe eingelcitet,
I'M Die 2egislotlir Si beranloIien,
bos olte SteingebGl,be in 81. Char.
les, meldcs ais critics StaotsfapitoI
biente, fir Ben Staot anaufaufen.
Die 8orlagc, tpelde Common Gam
$eiratbeu nerbietct. puroe i'm Smule
mgenommen; oeSeleihen Ole 9orIo.
ge, fueIde Sciratben 5pifben epilep-
tiiden unb %irriinnieen 8erionen Der.
bietet uno bos 9eieslide glitter ser
Sraren bon Is oitf 81 Sabre erb6bt.
Die 8orIaee, tpel6e 6ffentIi6e go.
tare Dos @edt gob, Srauunaen Dor.
5itnebmen, plirbe I'M Sauie nit Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Sn berfaufen: meme Sarm bon
225 Gder nabe Sope, @o. 115 SLIDER
iteben unter gtiltilr, Der &elt beitebt
ans 8aitire unb $olSlanb. 3nei
nere S9eune1 ,inb Elm beinabe ,,ei,.
es 8obnba,is fnipie reihlid @ai-
ier auf Dem Blase. IL Weile bon
Der Stride e%ntfernt. grnit Sips
o d, $ope, SEQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

3n berfanfen: mein @obnbaus o,l
Der 6itl. Srontitrabe in Sermann.
8ier 3immer l1nb 9ab nebit Sleep.
ing Yord i'm 2. Stof unb orei 3im.
mer I'M 1. Stod. 8aidSimmer rnb
Sol5raum neben benz Sauie. @roBer
&eIIer unter Dem 8obnbauie. @lef-
triides 2idt. 8. S. @auIbing,
Sermant 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Sefamente.

Sbomos Scegn, melder an 3.
Sebrlior in Der NGbe bon &oiebub
Itarb, unb beiien Seitament am 16.
Sc6rrar I'M bieiiaen HadlaBgeriht
binterlegt nltrbc, pcrmodt in Dem.
ielben feline Sorm in 8asconooe
gountp iotpie BEN 8iebbeltanb unb
Die Sarmeinrihtltn9 ietnen orei
Sobnen aitguit g., Georg 9.
unb Selir q. Scego inter Der
&ebingune baB tie ibrer @tlitter Gin
Seim einridten rno fir oeren I'm.
terbalt pGbreno ibrcr 2ebens6oucr
iorgen, unb folgen6e 2egate an ibre
8ei6ipiiter a,ts5abIen: On Marp
2uebring $500, SuIia Soltsfo 5000,
@nlma Sfornio 5000 itno an Sronf
u. unb 8bilip S. Scego ie $40.
Ser &eIt bes .peri6nIi6en 81.
gentbums ioll 81 gleifen Sbeilen
Den Sobnen glguit 8eorg rtn6 Sc
liz 5ufallen. 0as SeItament plroe
ant s. 9eaember 1920 berfaBt 1tnb lit
bon 9. 8. Gantleb unb Sobn &ret.
Der ols 3ergen untcr5eifnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

esS Beadtet oas Datum aif bem
aoreBoetteI bes goTfSblattes un6 er.
r,ei,ert bas abonnement iobalb oils
ME bosieIbe obselnafen lit. 8enn
Sic oos 8oIfsbIatt nidt erbaIten.
Sann 1T bodit nabrideinIid Der
Der erneuer,ins beoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

SeroGdtig. Sag mai, @iGp, lit
Der 8riaantring, BEN gu mir &C.
ide,tft boIt, nirfli6 edit? -
8orum 8WeifeIit On benn boran?
Sd batte i'm geitern berIoren,
un6 idon cine Stltnbe ipGter tpur6e
er ouf Dem 6%ltnbburealt abeegeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

8enrste WllBe. 8ie nor's
Oenn in Der Sommerfriide, Serr
&oaege?
Samos; id f0nntc iofort bieraten!
8ieio; baben Sic cine 8etannt.
idaft gemodt?
Sos nidt; aber tueiI's immerail
regnete, babe i6 in Dem &%eItatirant,
mo i'd pobnte % &o6en erlerntl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Scs Scilnnbs &nf.

Sore itctS Die Stin1mc @ottes,
9tc gu bcinem Scr3en ipri6t!
Sob iie beine SeeIe fibren
Aus Dem irb'iden 6unflcn 2tdt.
Sdal1e, fuie 0ic groBe Groc
Siegt 10 ARM - unb obne Rub,
Sbre 6reiloen limo bergGnglid.
Srieoe, 0 no Wcileit OH?
Id, ME lperocn mir i'm fin6en
Sn Dem Sreibcn oieIer 8eIt,
uno bod peilet CT bicnicoen
Sn Dem SobcrnafcIsclt.
So iein 3epter pinfet Srieoen,
&onig lit SER SeiuS Grit,
Ser auf benz aItar biuieoen
Sir oos &of iein 9Iltt bergieBt.
Sore feline Stimme rouIhen,
Setn er ipridt aud oir in's Sera:
@o6te nit Dir 2iebe touiben
unb DID fiibren bintmeIn6rtS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Sriibe @rfenntnis. 8ater: Gin
gutter Eropfen lit MN NAL meme
SdiuGde!
anirps: 8apo, i9 gloub'. t6 BIN
erbli6 belaitetl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

@eI6 ein &e6ieIl &oben sic
9ebort? Ser @eier bat ipin goraes
Sernt0geit orrdgcbra6t mo lit iebt
IN elmer gang untergeorOneten Stels
lung!
ga, i6 meiB, Der nrnle &erl
idl1dt iest 3urcdtweiIungen wie
friiber - IlItern!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

@etpeis. @irtin (5l1 elmer Sreltn.
bin): SD neiB nidt, id nebme iett
10 itarf ob; an meiIten ipiire i9 es
an ben Singern,. crit beut' botte
Elm @ait meiren @bering I'M Sltoer.
frolt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
gin SraSe.G 6ed geiiber.

Sn o%erfanfen: @ebalItes Strob sl
20 Gents auf DEM 8Iase. gbgelie.
fert an ireenb einem BIos in Ser.
mann, % Gents per 9aQen.
Gtune Sill 8ine So,
Sermonn, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

llnbeoadt, &un6e: Sinh bieie
Stiefel ptrflid aus edtem &inos.
lc6er2
Sduiter: SD garantiere, baB" iic
bon einem S6ien iinol
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Spottild. g.: Soben Sic feincn
Sobn, Serr Weier?
Weier: 2ei6er neilt. 9ic5es
Slid lit mir in Ser Che nift ge.
mor6en?
ST.: No, MIR ni6t 10 rntr0Itlifb
Scrr Meter, SIR Same ltirbt oeS.
bolb nod nidt aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

gS lit nidt gut, bob Der Reni6
anein iei = aiiseenommeit, ipenn er
iporer min.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
21tanleiel

3n Rreiien iuie npr benz 9riege.
SD babe Itets Mauleiel un6 8fer.
De 81 berfaufen ooer 51 berbonoeln,
lt11b babe geeenpGrtig iiber 100
Stiif gutter Rauleiel al Sanb bon
oIen @roBen l1no i'm Sitter bon 3
Bis 7 Sabren oor1t11ter bieIc i6one
8eipanne.
Die Mebraabl Oicicr MouleieI ii1t6
our arbeit eingebro6et unb bic olt-
beren iin6 leidt a1 leiten. 8erbe
berfaufen oocr perbonOeln i'm Sin.
flang nit BENT Morftpertb, ob9e.
ieben bon ben g(nfoufSfoiten.
9eoingun9en 8aor oOer ollf 3eit,
nod @uni6 oes &Gltfers.
Selepbonirt mir ouf mcine Soften
ebc ibr mid beiudt, oamit ibr ii6er
ieio mid babeim an5utreffen. Sen
llnb &inlod Sbone.
SttO Sdmibt, Berger, @u.
1 8lod bonn 9abnbof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

60 arm 1T ieIten Elm @enid, oab
nidt elm 8araiit on inn ii6 nod
bereidern fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Sdittelreim. @an ml,B BEL Die.
fer Seu'rrh,g faiten - limo oben-
brein na6 Seu'r1in9 taIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

'3n berfanfen: elm grrtgebautes
Sranle @obnbalts an Ser meitl. A.
Strnbe nobe Ser ct. @corgs- Stride
in Sermatn. Hud8ufraecn in Der
Office 8. 8I.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

SD iebe in Der &iibrung INNER
MIR cine 8criuduns al,r nntreue al,
mir ielbft nnb unteroriide iie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

and tako advantage of tho courses
offered by Central high to improve
themselves along their line OF chosen
work, or perhaps 10 ut them for
some other kind OF work that they
would rather do. There are mu-
stciaus playing downtown evenings
who are devoting the greater part OF
their days to commercial work at
high school.
There IL a constantly increasing
demand for vocational training here
In Tulsa. Prunty stated. This Is cvi-
denced by the attendance at night
school this year at Tulsa high; stu
dents enrolled last week for this
years work and at the end OF the
first two days the attendance was
$50. larger than ever before.
Guisc Was "a FLASHER"
Tulsa Business College students
are encouraged In self support by
example.
"By the time got through
school" said r.. n. Guise, president
OF the college. IL was a first class
hasher / had taught school, but
needed all the money | made that
way for my tuitiQg, and ! had 70
make my othsr expenses besides, So
I started out to scrub floors in a
railroad eating house. by and by
/ | was promoted To setting up Coun-
! ter, and before finished school \
was a full-fledged walter"
! There Is an excellent moral Inn
| piled in this story for tho posslmisi
I who believes that unemployment Is
/ running the country in general and
/ Tulsa In particular. Right now
/ Gulse said, there are four places
/ open for boys to earn their board
and room, and dozen places for
| girls. Also the story might well be
| a crushing rebuttal of the argumenl
I that young folks can't acquire an
/ education without a supply of money
| TO start them out on.
Forty per cent of the Tulsa Busi'
| ness college students are paying
| their own way as they go; SO per
| cont earned their money before they
enrolled. by doing five or six hour
/ work day as cashiers, walters
I clerks dishWashers. or messengers
/ the boys ard dcfraying their ex
pcnscs The girls do equally wen
/ but tho scope OF their activities Is
/ limited Helping in homes and
| stcnuEraphlc work offer the chan
/ nels used by the feminine stenogra
/ pliers and bookkccpers of tomorrow
I 10 make their expenses In the pre-
cess OF fitting Themselves for theli
/ work. Those who take places ir
/ homes take care OF the children
/ help with the work, sew, and in re-
turn get their board and room ant
| sometimes Carfare, Some OF th'
/ girls have positions In restaurants
and Cateterias as cashiers.
There are more people who wan
girls In their homes than there are
girls And there are more Jobs foi
| the boys than there are boys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Plan Search
for Treasure

DURANGO. COLO with a verit-
able Captain Kidd" treasure as
their objective, two old-time resi-.
dents of the san Juan country
have started operations near Treas
ure peak, In the San Juan mountain
range, thirty-five miles northeast OF
this city. IN an effort To locate a
hoard OF gold and silver estimated
to be valued at upward OF 100000
600
william Barker and Charles Lee,
both OF Lake City, Colo. believe they
have discovered a long lost mine
shaft that will lead to- the uhehrth-
ing OF an enormous treasure hidden
by band OF Spaniards several cen
turtles ago.
Conceal Riches and Flee.
According to the romantic story
handed down from generation To
generation in this region, Spanish
fortune hunters, harassed by saw
age Indians. after the former had
secured large quantities OF gold and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

silver by placer mining operations IN
the mountain streams, concealed
their riches In the heart OF Treas
ure Peak and fled.
Numerous unauCcessful attempts
have been made to locate the hidden
fortune, but Lee and Barker now
believe that the mine shaft leading
TO the cache used by the Spaniards
has been discovered.
AT the bottom of this shaft Lee
said. 1--WE found stone tablet which
gave complete description OF the
location OF the treasure. The de-
scrlption Is in Spanish and states
that three tunnels and two walls
must be pierced before the treasure
Is found. u gives the distance OF
each OF the tunnels and the thickness
OF the walls, In addition, 1t asserts
that n bottle, containing further de-
scriptions OF the location, will be
found at the base OF one of the
walls.
3.5t0 BARS In All.
"rhc tablet places the amount of
/ the treasure secreted at 3,5i6 bara.
! II does not say whether they are
| gold or silver but we believe they
represent both OF these valuable
metals, The size of the bars also is
! given.
because OF . rock slide" Lee
/ continued. "the treasure. according
| to the directions given in the tablet,
| will be 200 feet below the original
| location, which was given as many
| feet under ground.
The tablet also mentions some
! death-traps In the shaft, and we are
using every precaution' In digging
( for the treasure, We have already
found one OF the tunnels, but moth
| ing was revealed that would indicate
the exact location OF the treasure,
( However, the bottle mentioned In
the description on the tablet is not
supposed 10 be at the base of the
wall at the end Of the first tunnel
but Is believed to be at the base OF
the wall at the end OF the second
tunnel
I'VE are progressing rapidly and
expect TO spend two months reach
/ ing the location mentioned in the
tablet. We are confident that one
Of the greatest hidden treasures in
the world Is secreted In Treasure
PARK. and the finding OF the tablet
in the shat! convinces us that we
are on tho right track"
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THERE ARE SEVEN DREAMS
And Everybody NJ Sometime In His
Life nrcnIns Them

Hereward Carrington IN Iseslies
1t has been said that three great
problems confronted the mind OF
primitive man: the difference be-
tween living and lifelcss matter; the
fate OF the individual human soul
after death, and the nature OF the
figures that were most frequently
seen IN dreams.
IL may be said that, In certain
sense, these problems still remain
unsolved; for, although science has
done much towards their solution,
the primary questions still remain, in
their broadest sense.
when we come to think of II, Il
Is very remarkable that most OF us
consider our dreams SO little, We
spend approximately one-third OF
our lives in sleep, and II is almost
certain that there Ia no such thing
as dreamless sleepl We all dream
all the time. only we do not remem-
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The program for the week at the
theaters; ..,hoee n, ~.
zan." Monday; Mage NehhedS II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Many Students in Tulsa
Earning Their Own Way
ByWorking on Odd Jobs

when you paid for your lunch
yesterday you may not have realized
that the girl who made change for
you was Just out OF tho classroom.
The boy who carried heavy loaded
trays no easily might have acquired
some OF that strength and doxterity
on the football field you may have
chocred play OF his at the game
few days before, Tho pleasant boy
from whom you buy your loaf OF
bread ana quart Of milk I'm the eve
ming when you make your little pill
grimage to the corner grocery store
for friend wife is missing a little
selling experience with his school
llfO; the girl 10 whom your busl-
ness nclghbor dictates letters may be
using her nimblc fingers TO help
realize her dearest dream OF an \,
II, some day. The waiter whom YOU
didn't even notice at dinner last
night because you were buried In
the financial page Of your paper
may have been puzzllug over some
financial problems OF his own, FL
nanCihl problems are reasons why
he swas there.
4 surprisingly large percentage
" the students In Tulsa educational
institutions are either partly or al
together self supporting They are
| fused into every phase Of Cummun
| ity life OF Tulsa, from refinery To
! s-c."r,' -."-c. .-c.. u. office I"
| home, from soda fountain to nowS-
papers, Giving service for value re
| ceivcd. they come into contact with
/ Tulsa buslncss men, profesSiuunl
mon, merchants.s housewives, all OF
| whom, and often unwittinglyl are
| helping pay the expenses incidental
! 10 the Job OF securing an education,
EOotbnH Hindcrrd nt r. u.
| Football practice at the University
! of Tulsn rs complicated because a
| majority OF the men reporting At the
| field every afternoon work outside of
| school hours. Some OF them have
to report for duty at stores at Z
! O'Clock, others must leave at A;Su
| In order 10 be on their johs -Four
] Of the men are night watchmen tol
A cement construction company
! part time shifts. other university
/ fellows work at the Cosdon refinery
/ pnrt time shift Virtually so per
! cent OF the boys living AZ the dormi
! tory this year pay either a part oi
all OF their own expenses by holding
| down Jobs outside OF school hours
Coach Francis Schmidt said ih'
other day In the case OF the mer
on the football team, TO make goot
at "A Job, In class and on the team
means the exercise Of considerable
mental, physical and. shall We say
moral dcNterlty? Surely moral, II
that may imply the courage reduisit,
Tor such an undertaking, But fel'
lows are doing It this year just as
they did last or the members OF
the basketball team last year, all
but three met the grade require
ments necessary for the holding OF
placc on the team, all members
of the football team met them, and
an but one on the baseball team.
The University buildings are cared
for and kept up by university mon
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Der our dreams Therein lies the
difference.
But many dreams are remem-
bered--and hopeless tumble many
Of them are, you will say! Certainly
they appear to be so: but IT is very
doubtful IL this is the case, as usually
understood. We now know that we
remember only small fraction of
any dream-what Is called the man
ifest content" and that below this
is vast mass of dream material
never normally recalled. known as
the latent content If we could
/ remember this. we should see that
most OF our drenm s are sysienatic
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coherent rent, and frequently repre-
sent some wish or desire. All this has
been shown by psychoanalysis and
other methods.
1t may be Pointed out that practl-
cally every one of us has had, at
one time or another seven common
dreams, which are said to have been
dreamed at one time or another by
nearly everybody in the world.
These are:
/. The falling dream.
2. The flying dream
8. The dream of inadequate cloth
ing.
(. The dream of not being able