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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
merikak0re

Elberg Sangerne t~elegraferede fra
Christiania i forrige Uge at Rejsen
med ,,Hellig Olav' over Atlanterhavet
var meget hyggelig. Et Telegram fra
K~jobenhavn melder at ale Sangerne
havde Audiens hos Kronregent Prins
Harald, der bragte dem Kongens Hill
sen til ale Danske i Amerika. Kon-
certen i Kongens Have og ligeledes
i Tivoli havde meget stor Tilslutning,
med voldsom Applaus. Til Banketten
for Sangerne var de diverse Diploma
ter SAINT den amerikanske Minister
med. Dagen efter begyndte Turen til
Provinserne, med Diet forste Uphold
i Helsingor, hvor Sangerne lagde en-
Krans paa Hamlets Grav.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Hjerteslag

Faa Dage for hun sk1lde have holdt
Bryllup med George Gluck fra Penn
sylvania dode Miss Ella Johanne
J%orgensen af ct Hjerteslag saa hun
fix Brudedragten paa i Craven. Hun
var en-, Batter i forste Xgteskab af
Mrs. 0stergaard paa Blaine Avenue
og blew kun % Aar gammel. Famil-
jen tilhorte Tabernacle Kirken i West
Racine og Pastor johnson talte we'd
Begravelsen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
RACINE
9o1eer 2obie,
9th Goitor & @anaser.
&olger 2obie treffes bper Dag,
fra 9 Moreen til 9 Mften paa v9ania
6aIl", 1919 State &treet. Selefon
344448.
.POlitisk FOrh0r.

VAAbASh 1OIIOEs .
Jim Lunt, der blew valgt til Borg
mester sidste Foraar med PIG Stem
mer flere end hans Modkandidat,
Robert Hurley, maa forsvare sig i
denne Uge imod den Beskyldning at
han spenderede flere Penge paa at
blive valgt, end Loven hjemler. o.
car M. Fritz, en- Dommer fra Mil
waukee, presiderer i Sagen, eftersom
Dommer Belden like fandt, at han
kunde d6mme upartisk i ale Refining
er, fordi han havde stemt paa Lunt.
George Jorgenen og Frank Miller, der
under Valgkampen fungerede henholds-
Wis som Formand og Kasserer for
Lunts Valgkomite, erklGrede at Lunt
like i fjerneste Made havde noget
at gj0re med Komiteen og like var
vidende ON, hvad PENCE der spende-
redes under Valget. bet er den al
mindelige Mening at Retten under dis
Sc Forhold like kan erklGre Lunt
for skyldig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

Clarence Jensen, Kleinsmedsvend,
der err Son af Christian Jensen paa
Asylum Avenue, er smedet i Hymens
L1nker af den engelske BaptistprGst.
Bruden hedder Josephine Anna Marie
Olsen, og er en- Batter af Thomas
Olsen paa lite Street.
Elmer Simonsen, der sammen med
Faderen, Peter Simosnen, dyrker en-
Farm nord for Byen, er bleven gift
med Alice Leone Kasper, en- Farmer
datter fra Corliss.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Opdager.

Hr. N. Hansen og Hustru fra Aar-
hus, der tog en- lille Sulphur til Ameri-
ka for at hilse paa en- Son i Cleveland,
har vGret paa Besog i Racine j denne
Uge son Gj1ster hos B~arbermester
Maripus. Rasmussen. De skal rejse
Ihjem igjen den Is. JUL som Passage
rer paa Frederik den Ottende. HI.
Hansen er en- af Danmarks NEST be-
romte1 Detektiver bedst kendt under
,Navn af ,,Nye. Hansen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

- Peter Frandsen, der er Byens le-
dende Entrepenor j Kloak og Vejar-
bejde, vii j denne Manned blive f@r-
dig med en- Kloak, der koster Byen
-Kokomo Indiana en- Kvart Million
Dollars. Han har ogsaa givet Bud
paa en- lignende Kontrakti GAINESVILLE
og Prison paa samme er 500, 900,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Jacob A. Riis Parken.

Indvielsen af denne ny Park vii
like fnde Sted den 4. Juli, men
er udsat til ct senere Tidspunkt.
Komiteen agter at starte en-
Indsamling for at kunne sette
en- Mindetav1e eller Buste af vor
bersmte, afdsde Landmand, i
Parker, som we'd 'denne Anled-
ming vii blive indviet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

- Christ Thomson og Hustru, 702
Grover Street, fix uventede men kjer-
komne Gjester forrige Torsdag AZ
ten, da en- Kreds at Sl9gt og Venner
kom for at g%ratulere Diet populsre
Par til deres Solvbryllup. Den yngste
i Selskabet var deres lille Sennesen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Bryluper.

John Christensens yngste Son, Her
man, er bleven gift med Anna Louise
Simcik. Han er af dansk Herkomst og
hun af bohmisk, og begge er de fodt
og opdraget her i Byen.
William Gulbrandsen, der har skrd-
derforretning paa State Street, har
holdt Bryllup med Lillian Rasmussen,
hvis Moder, Enkefru M. Rasmussen.
Dor paa Riverview Terrace.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
D6dsfald.

John %Jorgensen paa North Geneva
Street har fristet den sorg at miste
sin Hustru, Emma, der afgik we'd
paa st. Lukes Hospital i en-
Alder af 20 Aar. Hun var fodt i Sles-
Wig og kom til Racine som 10 Aars
Pige: Hun var Moder til fire Born.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
otter en- Komloe
um1flpet.
.Aars. AlrGumber ut1bgik en- alnorlig
Operation heb / Iihe at tage
gpnia e. @inkbam's De-
getable COMPOUND.

StOSI W lkS Wv %us'OS
d Dner @ulbet u6en
belt at bore bSiet pper
D9 fnu9en6e 1ttin@i6e.
Seq ig9te Here 2e8er;
men ineen tunhe biel=
pc mig, % be ia86e,
at ie9 1taatte operez
res. Rin Mu6er fit
mig til at BRUCE 2p=
s BIN t-5 a mis-
&e9etable@ ompoun6,
% bette bra9te mig
OfnAr;Mo o.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Vikingedamerne fejrede Skjer-
sommerfest forleden Aften paa D. B.
S. Hall med Musk, Sang og Dams.

- Sattige @ericanere bar / TIT.
|iin6bis iggt 6eres, u6fomme / Sepos,
men bliber mi al ben n1e1icnnife @e-
[gertng bentet biem. SO Eogbogne
'fuloe bleb fforleoen bertet / Sort
8orfb. ss5.-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
BevIbnet.

De M1nd der befordrer Post mel
lem Posthuset og Jernbanetog har i
disse Dage :modtaget fire Revolvere
fra Washington med Ordre paa at
BRUCE dem i Tilfelde af> Overfald.
Med hver Pistol folger der 240 Pa
troner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Danlpskibsfarten

,,Frederik den Ottende" sejlede fra
Christiania den Is. Juni og ventes til
New York paa Tirsdag. Den Is. JUL
(Fredag) seller den after til Dan
mark.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

Paul ". Herbert, Doctor juris
Attorney at Law
Dansk Sagf9rer
N. West Office, 1896 North Ave.
(Hours: IS & 5-8)
Phones:
Belmont o8o, Res. Humb. 1884
Res. Cortland ST. 2616 (Aften)
Praktiserer i allie Retter, Alb
sstracts, Titles, exam. Wills.
Downtown office: 1873 w.
Washington St., Chamber Of
Commerce, Suite IFS. Phones:
Main 1850. Main 1909, Franklin
1901.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

Scsnd.-Am. Empl. Agency
1IS Ii Sale Street.
GeIefoner @the 637O-6371.
Habiier &Isbfer til 6plt ! ale 2ips'
fl1iu8er.
Heat fDr 9eanbimabian.A. ner. Zine
:oo feIger @tuetter til 9orutarf
til aIler Iabeite &rtier.
oe1te &rpner fe1ees til aller be6fte
&.tr3. Snoiettes I 6ar}te 8a1tfer
,6e1t l1ogtft for aibberr1e.
:8tbertp Bombs fiebes % felges til
.e9aee1s be6fte &riier.
s. 6. Senfen, Gier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Plaeet med Ekzem. "Vor

Plaget med Ekzem. "Vor Sen
var-meget plaget med Ekzem, som
bedskkede hans Kinder, hans Arm
hu!er og hans Hender", skriver Hr.
Michae! >Cwynar fra Olyphant, Pa.
wi tog til Doktoren med ham Aere
Gange, og han foreskrev forskjellige
S%alver, men det hjalp like noget.
Efter en- regular Behandling med Dr..
Peters Kuriko blew han befriet for sin
PLACE og er nu we'd god Helbred."
Dette beromte Urtemiddel forbedrer
Blodet og hjelper den menneskelige
.Organisme til at >bortfjeme de udnyt-
tede og fordervede Stofer. Kuriko
kan like kjobes paa Apoteker; den
bliyer leveret. Folk direkte fra Labora-
toriet af D.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co., 2501 Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, Ill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

Mr.. Home Seeker. = His De ensker ct HEN, kom da til Marathon County,
Countys fine "cutoyer" Land til Pdser fra 500 til $50 pr. Acre, ne Mar
ked, Ostemeerier, Skoer, Kirker, code Veje; lete Betlingsvlkaar. akty
efter wort Cirkulmre, der fortener ON de udmarkede Tibud, som vente
Dem her Marathon County. !
DuersteinStanke Land Co, Wausau, Wisconsin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

SkRIv IT'LL OS siss. D ss soS Sa, r nv1s De =. t"na s.,. p. ::
dansk eMers kandnavsk Settlement. Her r en- Del lutherske Kirker, eae
skoh1, Metrier, code Veje og blomsuende Dyer.
Code Farme og code Vikaar.
Petersen LAND . LOAN COMPANY,
State Bank Building, Luck VI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Distriktet
Alberta, Canada,

(Skandinavisk Settlement 80 Mil. sgd
-tst for Edmonton paa Grand Trunk
Lnien) er bekjendt for sine sikre
aarlige Afgr9der. ALE Kornsorter
rejses med sukces, ca! 20 Tom. Regn /
ssesonen. Heste og K%reaturer fardes
ude hele Vinteren.> Ingen Snestorme,
Oytloo - Godt Marked Tor ale
Farmprodukter. Mejeri, consolidated
Skole, 1. ri. Hotel, nyt Hospital i Vi
king. Code veje, Telefon og Postrute
over alt. Kvaliteten af Jorden e1
sver, sort Loan med Clay Subsoil. RI
seligt. Wand fra Is til Is Fods Dybde.
Raa Prairieland kan endnu faas fra
e12 til $26 pr. Acre. Improved Farme
ira $25 til $50 pr. Acre. For ale OPP
lysninger skriv paa Dansk eller En-
gelsk til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01

.Niels JUL Roy JUL
Herbert Juul
JUL & JUL,
SagfSrere. .ss.
7o5 Y. N. c. "A. Building,
10 So. La Sale st.
Vel. Randolph 3732.
Sager f6res fol. ale Retter.
A1vesager ordnes saavel i Dan
mark som her. Code Lam gives
- Real Estate. Mortgages I'll
Saig. Abstrakter unders9Kes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Qhtragn.
G. p. DITLEFSEN
Gttp Gbitpr & Manager.
$uff, at r@bicaeo @often"8 @on-
Tor / Gremti6en er: 1862 80. Ml-
oarh MDe. Selefon Belmont 52S7.

Firrings Katie
er absolut den bedste. J. c. Fir
ring, 1915 N. Lauredale Ave. adv
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
WALDEMAR BAUER

BAOEk
SAGFORER
Kontor: 723 REAPER o
lis N. Clark St. Tel. Randolph 661
Vestsidens Kontor: 1850 w.
North Ave-, cor. Rockwell St.
Aabent: Mandag, onsdag og
Fredag fra 4 Efterm.-7 Aften.
Phone: Humboldt 241o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Kelsey e.. Viking, Canada
. e11er
ID. N. F-REDERIKSEN,

s1s Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Vi VII nsesaa vsere Z Stand til at
give paalidelige Oplysninger vedrsren-
De de nyligt startede Ollie og Gasbren-
dei DiStriktet, az hvilke Autoriteterne
vsnter Itg store Resultater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
Las dete 0mhyggeigt. 80 i,,d Acres z.S god odd ,1s vs; lard %st j. Jef Rn nc

o"J55""5" land we'd god Vel fem Vile fra RhinelandeI.
Omknng 80 Acres fuldstsndigt ryddet Ingen ByenngeL. En- Del Tracer
paa den nordlge Halvdel, Prison 1915 pr. Acre; lene Vlkaar vi er des-
uden god cut-over Land dete og nsre Counties, som kan blve smukke
Farme. Faa wore Prser og Vlkaar og dom for Dem saX ON det like er
iqdgt Skrv eer Sc Brown Brothers Lumber Combauy, Rhiuezaudr Wis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
.Alderdomshjemmets Fest.

Trods ~Vejrprofetens Spaadom ON
Tordenbyger, havde AIderdomshjem-
met glimrende Weir i S6ndags til
Sommerfesten i Norwood Park og en-
stor MGngde Mennesker valfartede
derud pr Bill og Jernbane og tilbragte
nogle hyggelige Timer i de smukke
Omgivelser. Ole Nielsens Orkester L.
verede flot Musk og Harmonien CAV
fIere Munro tilbedste. De flinke Da-
mer havde travlt med at servere
lakkert Sm6rrebr6d og Katie, medens
P. Orbesen stod troligt med sit
Keglespil og str5g Pengene til sig,
lligesom den 'populare smed Chr.
Hansen bejlede til Publikum med sit
Pilespil og lGkre Candy, som de heldige
Vindere fix flor ingenting". President
Bunck. gik ON med sit NEST elskvardi-
ge Smil og. gladede sig over Diet re-
spektable Overskud der udentvivl
bliver.
sF-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-01
WISCONSIN

OPDYRKET FARM til Sag, 1O Acres, 20 kulhveret, CODE Bygnlngsr,
to t o ,6 zen IN k1eatnrer' Syin' HSna' at edvendiist Maskine,i; we'd I1oa.
$1,000; overtagelse kan ske straks. BrowneIeadbewer Agency,
Rhinehnder, Wisconsin
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

me he said that country suited him all
right no matter how hot or cold OF
how wet or dry. He had become so
acclimated that he was ready for any
thing. But finally the dry weather
got on his nerves. 1t was the driest
year he ever saw. Bill had always
been . great tobacco chewer. One
day, the paper states, he went to =
neighbors utterly discouraged and dis
Rusted and declared that he just nat
urally wasn't going to stay IN the
goldurned country no longer. What's
biting you nowi' asked the neighbor.
Bill spit . chew Of tobacco out Of his
mouth in disgust. See that tobac-
ca? p said Bill. Whats the matter
with it, said the neighbor. Why,
don't you see, said the chewer, that
it's rs dry as powderi And I've been
on it for more than an hour.
When the country gets 10 burned dry
that fellow can't raise spit enough
10 moisten chew of tobacco, say
rs time to quit. I'm heading for old
Missouri And Bill was gone"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE West, because Of its agricul.
tural interests, IL In special
position to appreciate the decision Of
the United States Supreme court,
which by holding valid the land banks
and exsmPting their bonds from taxa
ton. permits the resumption Of activi-
tiers by those banks. The suspension
Of the function Of the banks. made
necessary by litigation instituted by
private parties, came At most mop
perfume time, and was . sewers blow
to the farmers, especially those Of the
Wsst This important source Of
credit was cut Oh from the farmers
int 1t the time when they were be-
inv called upon 70 Withstand hrst
the Ersxt shock Of reaction ffem war
conditions. Although coming too late
70 prsvVnt huge losses, the decision
Il far-rsaching victory for Ne ~.
sAardinas and rAnchmsn and stock
raissrs, aad Il WIN Be . powerful help
in lifting agriculture and stock rais-
ing FROM the depfesaion into which
thsy have besn sunk during the past
ysar, and In opening TO them = new
ssA Of activity and prosperity. Tha
powerful stimulus that viii b. i'm
pArtsd TO those Industries will BE- felt
also In the commercial life Of the
community and state presently.
Farming and stock raising occupy
such = vital place in the economic
life OF Idaho that the condition Of all
other lines Of business is vitality af-
fected by conditions in these indus
tries. Prosperous formers and stock
raisers in Idaho and Gem county moan
merchants, laborcrs, trans
portation companies and all other
interests. From the vesy
the farm loan banks demon
LrAted that they filed great need.
the bonds OF the banks
nay reduce the income tax revenue
from the buyers Of the bonds, but
more prosperous agriculture will more !
han Offset the losses In revenue from
hat source. The courts decision [
which efsctually disposes Of the at /
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17
The Pneunonia Month

March is \ typical pneumonia
month and usually gives a high rate
or mortality for the disease. After
q long and hard winter, the system
loses much Of its resistance and peo-
pie grow careless. When every cold,
no matter how slight, is given prompt
and intelligent attention, there Is
much less danger Of pneumonia. 1t
should be borne in mind that rSsa-
monia is = germ disease And breeds
in the thro&t. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy il an expectorant and cleans
out the germ laden mucus and not on
" cures 4 cold bat prevents its re-
sulting in pneumonia. It is pleasant
to take. Children take it willingly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

NEARLY every day the newspapers
: : contain accounts Of one or more
Of the nations large industries redue-
ing their forces at workmen. Hun
drsds, sometimes thousands Of skill
I'd mechanics with no work to do,
with their means Of living suddenly
cut on, make . tragic industrial chap
ter. What happens to men, men who
have . skilled trade and who are not
Of the shifting class Of workers, when
thrown Quit It is serious problem
to them and their families, as we here
in Emmett know. We can only hope
that the industrial depression is COM
ing to a close and the unemployment
will be at an end soon. Some of the
very best known authorities are very
hopeful that this is the case.
RETIRING Senator Thomas Of Colo
- RADIO describes the soldier bonus
bill AS "sordid, mercenary, humiliat-
ing and outrageous" Well, il con-
gress had shown any disposition in
the last two years to construct
Of soldier relief and self
help, to take care Of the injured and
10 assist the husky service man to OBJ
tain home, farm or even a job, or
Z it had created revolving fund to
% loaned to soldiers for such purpos-
,s--if it had done anything except
ak ard defer, the bonus bill the
Colorado senator charActerizes in such
erms would not have been proposed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17
TALES OF TOWN
BLIGHT

The flower that feels upon it
/ The frost where the dew has been
Has = chill in its heart forever j.
And Is never the same again.
The page, with its ivory wilderness
Il Has been mArred with the stroke
4 of pen
With a stain that will cling forever,
] Can ne'er be the same again.
And a soul, though ~ pure as the
starlight,
/ II dimmed by the shadow Of sin,
May foster its luster forever
| And Is never the same again.
Just about the time = fellow fig-
urcs he can make both ends meet
some one moves the blooming ends.
Well, more than = week has passed
and so far ~ we can see the supports
Of the republic haven't collapsed yet.
. . .
Some Of the recently uncovered ears
look pretty pale and sickly, like the
grass one sees on raising = board
that has covered II for several weeks.
. . =
Dainty refreshments" according
to Young Bill. "meana that =-s,cn the
guests returned honss they went to the
pantry to look fer something to eat."
When the reporter asked the town |
joker what he knew he made the
startling announcement that the coun- |
ty officer raided Landing camp and
found this lambs gambling.
. q Q
At last the allies have said 70 the
Germans on the one hand, and viii
have to say to the Turks on tbs other,
I'VE are not arguing with you; we're
telling YOU
A puzzle Is being advertised as one
u the most fascinating and battling
problems ever put before tho public
But the income tax forms have 1t
Irayed to = fraxslc.
A young fellow whose locks were
beginning to thin went to druggist
md asked il he had hair tonic he
.ould recommend, and was told that
ae had one which was highly spoken
II by all who had drunk it. +
= q =
How sad and still tonight by the old
distillery! II
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

~ see.' remarked Old Bill Misgiv-
ems while reading the old home paper,
that Bill Spivins, an old neighbor Of
mine in western Kansas, has moved
to Missouri. He had lived there
since the country was first settled.
Bill had seen the country where he
lived so long filled up and emptied at
least four times. When I tried TO
persuade him to come to Idaho with
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

A puzzle is being advertised as one
Of the "most fascinating and battling
problems ever put before the public"
But the income tax forms have it
frayed to = fraxsle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

tempt TO block the governments a.
fort u extend farm credits, IL land
mark Of progress, and II il greeted
with satIsfaction by the peopjs Of both
country and city. The dscsioin Of the
Supreme court il smashing blow
1t the farm loan interests that have
fought the law 70 the last ditch.
WOODROW WILSON, who retired
" " private life last week will be
thu most fought-over public figure
who has appeared in the LIST so years.
Alrsedy there il inors controversy
regarding him, his character. his place
in history. than thers hiss been COM
corning any man IN several genera
tiona. Already poets are writing
odss Of appreciation Of him. One
Newspaper, the New York Times, two
weeks ago devoted its editorial page,
or upwards Of Ave columns OF it, to
q review Of Wilson's career and an
estimate Of his place in history.
And he had not then even left office.
Other newspapers have had special
articles by experts endeayoring to es-
innate and measure the career and
influence OF the retiring president.
Not that any one pretends that the
time has come for such judgment
10 be rendered. It cannot be consid-
cred. certainly, until II Is known def
nitely what IL to come Of Wilson's
nain idea, = league Of world peace
And there 10 yet to be = sitting Of
evidence and testimony for many
FEARS to come before facts will be
from the fiction snd 70
nance and passion Of politics, and
ruth viii emerge relating TO the vital
vents Of the last eight years Of world
history.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

At last the allies have said 70 the
Germans on the one hand, and will
have to SAY to the Turks on the other,
I'VE are not arguing with you; we're
telling YOU
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

How sad and still tonight by the old
distillery!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

1t is strange fact that no matter
how large the family Of children a
mother manages some way to look af-
ter them. Whereas, many times when
she becomes old and incapacitated for
looking after herself, not all that fam
lily seems able to look after one moth
or
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-17

The fellows with money have nc.
ally stopped drinking since the pr
Of booze went to $zb . quart, SO
are told. The only fellows buying t
$25 goods are the ones who have ju
about a $25 balance in the bank.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-07

liquor is fine of $50 to $780, and confinement in the
county jail from 80 to 60 days. Second conviction is
felony and punished by confinement in the penitena,y
from l to years. Has this been enforced?
am informed that Judge Gardner is man of wealth
and why should he not be when he has drawn from the
Treasury OF Kentucky around seventy tn ousand dollars
| am poor and know the str ,lggles and mis-
fortunes of those who labor with their hands for their
meat and bread, and if elected Judge this kind of
people will receive the recognition and respect from
me as the men of wealth and corporations who sometimes
contribute avlshly to campaign funds.
Later, through the press, will more fully explain
to you my policies.
am firm believer in the principle of equal rights to
all and special privileges none and that universal equity
should reign supreme
The time is short till the election. that will NOT
have time to see you all and if do not don't feel sighted
and think do not want your vote but the invitation is to
ALL Especially to the ladies whose untiring efforts pro-
cured the enactment of prohibition laws do make
appeal you want them enforced support me for prom
lSe you on the word OF an honest man that am elected
that during my term there shall not be compromise YER
dct entered for any violations of the liquor laws except
be for the highest penalty imposed by law for am strict
taVor OF Jurles trying the cases. And further prom
se that Will use all my powers under the law to
any violations of the liquor laws
l. You have tried Gardner and he has been weighed in
the balances and found wanting am in the race to stav
ana TO Wn any report to the contrary not wthstanding
Yours for better country,
FRANK KENNARD.