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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER.

A daughter was born Sunday af-
terDoon 20 8Ir. and Mrs. Harry Glass
9Oe 6. Main st., at St. Joseph's Ma
tcn4ty hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

A heat insulated handle enables
a person 70 hold A new electric fry
ing pan while cooking
Freight transportation by air
plane IS being arranged in the Congo
by British aviators
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

shaled near Vladavostok for a gen.
eral attack this summer against the
reds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Neccs-Tinres office 40 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mshawaka 10

and Michigan company.
A remonstrance was also fled BY
the Chicago. South Bend and North
ern Indiana against the operating or
a motor bus between Mishawaka and
Elkharr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

5-rOOm all modern house. ga
rage, big lot, some buy for some
one $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

room all modern home in
the best of locations, desirable
for you, built for you. $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

Nothing strange about cur coal,
feeds and poultry supplies. lis
simply the highest quality at as low
price as possible. We deliver coal.
Grange Elevator Tel Mish. 1872.
Adv-7t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

I-rOOm all modern homo on
p. broadway, big lot. garage and
very comfortable for large
family .......... $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

NlNTF %INfrET


Youn fnd il 80 your OWE home. We
have Beve-gl ideal homes Sc bargain
prices ard VIII sell on easy terms
room strictly modern nome, iu good
repair on K. Marion 81. ....-...-. 81 go
room bungalow, nearly new, on Bor-
6 room house on l7,h s.. River PARK
modern except bath .-..........-. 81 go
room bungalow, modern except fur
nace on clifford c.. $500. $500 down
room cottage on Muburn blvd.
New room oungaloN. ali modern. on
room house on v. Seventh ST.. S2.S-O
= room house on vs.. 10Th So. $1,000
room house south ~ Dodges. only
& room house. nearly new. electric
lights. gas, city water and stool. near
GO blosA on f. Fourth ST, only s. 500
rooul hou-e on Laurel ST.. IN best of
s roora house on " 9TH st.. only So.5oo
STRICTLY MODERN z room house.
close ia. OF First st. all newly painted /.
& BARGAIN n taken a. once
RON cottage viii grocery store, in
BUY NOW
Any 81 the above homes will be sold
a. Won for q small payment down and
the balance 20 suit your income.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
12C-l2S Lincoln way ".
Phone Mishawaka isl
open evenings. 6tf
FOR SALE Zom strictly modern
home on East Marion street. in first
Class repair Bargain n taken sc once
u r. Hutton. room =. Orpheum Bldg
Pncuc Lincoln ooz4
MfSHAWAkA AN. = s'-aouse part
* modern. Price 5000. Phone Mlsh-
ayrska 90 o. inquire on premises
lots for sale IS
Will TRADE-Nacant lot FOR Ford car.
See LEOPOLD. rs Indiana av. 4tl
PRICES CUT FOR QUICK SALE
= acres good land on Iuteruruan. east
q town az "a bargain price.
4 room home on p. Grove. trst class
condition. owner must sell 40 sacrifice
Many other places worth price asked
a J. a. W. SCHNEIDER.
80 Lincoln way East Mlshawlka. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

S-rOOm cottage. something
new. nifty and mp To date. This
Is no shack. but an honest To
goodness cottage $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07
Something to READ
Something to BUY
Now
NOT Next Week

SrOOm house good locabon.
good repair, kitchen dining
ROOM sitting room. parlOr, first
floor. bedrooms upstairs. s.. 500
$500 cash. bal. Ike rent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

1900 tors Of Manhattan Goa
scattered all over Mishawaka, and
not one complaint on price or quail
ty. together with our guarantee
Beginning June Is. $500 per ton
Read your papers. Something IS
liable 20 happen 20 put coal az a
premium and hard TO get. You've
plenty OF time, but advise YOU 70
get busy. We deliver. Call Mish,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07
NIotOrcycles and Bicycies

ftsa0 HARLEY DANIDSON-Motorc Gle.
fully equipped spotlight and tan
dem. Al condition. $50 cash. Call
Consumers Service station. Mishawa-
IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

Grange Elevator for coal. feeds.
poultry supplies. Why It's the
quality and price Call Mish. 1872.
We deliver-Adv-7t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

2OO-acrc farm. fair buildings.
enough lumber 60 pay for the
farm twice; on main road close
20 good towns I'm Michigan
$4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07
MishawoRa
Classified

J Automobiles For sale.
JOE SALE-Ford roadster with box
attachment. 1918 model Gail Mish-
awake 1875 az noon or at p. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

WANTED-7To 40 your painting either
in country or city. Good work at
gut prices. by hour or contract. Call
s~p NishHwaka 1921 az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-07

LIGHT TRANSFER Reasonable prices.
Phone Mishawaka 1923. 6tt
HOUSE CLEANING-We clean your
house from attic 20 cellar, wash rugs,
windows. woodwork. etc ASK u.s. about
g. south Bend " indOw Cleaning 90.
Lincoln 61.f
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
What RaindrOps
Mean to Farmer

pounds ~ the sulphnte required TO
Contribute II pounds ~ ammonia. II
will lee seen that the procss of eyap.
Grafton gives the roo,lets si.65 worth
~ ammonia o. the acre.
Automatic Fertilization.
"when the World war cut OF Ger.
man supplies of potash and u scared
10 500 q ton, geologisis secured the
United States for the priceless f.rtil.
lrcr with little sucwss Yet the proc'
rss of eNaporation GENEROUSLY hands
cut more ihnn half n hundrrdweight
'n the acre, In war and psacr. This
automatic fertilization IL wogth an
additional s2ho an acre to the farmer
~ present prices, aud woald have eost
him $40 mn acre at war priccs.
Prom this II will be seen that the
81 io So an Acrr that u c,s,s the
average farmer 60 grow wheat Il
small figure indc,d. compared 20 wha,
be- saves by having nature a. his va.
Ter wagon and fertilizer source.-
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
WIRE FENCE PHONES ARE IN USE

pcarcd to b. too expensive, jet there
was a great need Of facilitating com.
manication. The county agent fur.
nished information regarding the cost
of installing the IInes usin. porceiain
nall knobs for Insulation. which cost
about s. per mile. These knobs work
satisfactorily when the bsrbed wire
is tied TO them with a short piece Of
wire.
In order further TO reduce the cost
some farmers tried pieces Of rubber
cut from automobile inner tubes as
insulators Pieces Of the tubing IN
inches square were wound around the
barbed wire and fastened TO the pos,
with staples. The county agent re-
ports that this insulation In giving
satisfaction. although. OF course. the
rubber will deteriorate In time.
The farmers were able to obtain sec.
ond-hand phones at from 50 to so each
and 90 cents bought lightning ar-
rester, 30 that the total cost per farm
or was comparatively nominal.
Each farmer has his own special
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
1t Is Adventure That Lures, Not War

Doubtless they are real nghtln; men
who will I've up 70 the celebrated
motto ~ the foreign legion Of Frnnce: /:
We have run once. from our wives or
creditors. That Is enough" anyway.
the local reporters wax eloquent over
the lure Of war.
The truth ot the matter II that II Is
adventure that caIls--nOt war These
men have chance for real, personal
adventure only hecnuse Spain s but
a few degrees more primitive In Mill
tary matters than are the Moors IL
Is stlll possible. In that little tussle. 10
scout and stalk, TO drill ones enemy
neatly with clean rifle bullet. or spit
him on ready hayonet, 10 feel that
one Is a fighting individual. not a mere
cog In vast machine.
AS for war--real war--modern war
1T is exactly what sherman said. 1t
is HI. not adventure.
The Moorish tussle attracts adven-
turers. not because II Is real war.
but because II isn't one. II is a
holdover from former days, and the
moment the Spaniards get modern, the
thing will end In Il welter Of mustard
gas, and the adventurers will come
home.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Little Rhody and Sunday Sport Laws

law which leea'lzcS baseball
football and various athletic con.
tests on the sabbath. after "a two
years trial. not only Is declared 10
have exaggerated those conditions u
was claimed 10 would alleviate. but
also ~ have fallen fnr short ~ pro.
durluc the moral results l's atye'utcS
claimed fur r.
Ths sunday amusement law dli not
&C.; upon rho statute books without
strong opposition fr"m organizations
which have been formed '0 conserve
the sabbath and among the most
snp,luus arguments ~ those who
sought 70 overcome their objections
was that t. adoption would result 10
the furnishing ~ clean and wholesome
amusement 'o thousands ~ young
men who might otherwise drift into
mischief
Many persons who were neutral on
the subject when Il was agitatri IN
the Legislature are now lu favor ~
having the law repealed. lts operation
has been 80 Objectionable 10 many
quarters. In the city ~ Providence
the law has become 50 unpopular that
IL faces either ahrocatlon within the
city limits or repeal az the next gen
eral assembly sunday games, under
the law. are permissible with the sane
tl0n Of the boards Of police commis-
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

| f1ll'':'''] in Me. -
BIGCTT1ES
Spiker's War Bride Finds True Love

the marriage 20 Guy SpIker she Will
marry William Charles Fox. now pri'
Natc. nrst class. At Camp Haahird.
She left Guy Splker's home with fcr.
She says there had been quarrels and
she was told to leave,
Mrs. Emily Spiksr II living In n fat
IN West baltimore. There she told ct
her llic. Why she ran away, and what
she intends 60 Dc, She and fos will
~, their savings tu make a court nght
aud she adds;
Il nm sur the Judge will see the
way have been treated and give me
hack my hahy. They are N.aning him
away from mr-my own flesh and
blood will not even allow him 60 nd.
dress ~. ~ mother. lie used TO cau
mr Mamma hut they stopped that
and told him Just 10 call me Aunt
Emily"
The hahy's name Il Alfred Ray
Spikcr. he isn't quite two years old.
Miss Knowles marriage was more
than year aeo.
1T was az terrible mistake" she
deglar.s ~ her marriage. "rcrley and
my husband. although on the surface
90. best ~ friends ! had. never treat.
ri me With the love aud respect that
believed | was entitled 60. can see
lt al now
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
HAHGMAN OBJECTS TO SLURS
Declares Ne 10 q Perfect o.n,sran
ard That He csnira 10 Nenes.
abis ard us<fgi.

BUDAPEST The hannpan ~ Hon.
gary has risen TO inilgtap; defense ~
hls calling and dcuouncrd 'hu~s ~ho
cast siurs upoa a. he wAs prpsgpici
By sn~crine references made ln the
Hungarian naisnal assembly Friends
Of foE1ner Em~sur Charles and the
anti l.iiap-burKs arc alwats quarrllRx
there. aud IN soue cAs.rs have shoatrd
at one another. Tho hanEnan Is ynar
friend
Michael Hall. the official hAugmAn.
has r~ssniesi such siufS
My vrcatien, b. sriirs TO tho
president of the uhtional assembly. 1s
as honorable aud useful as that u
judges, lawyers. ministers uf kinx..
Why should thr old surerssI,isn holi
In usoicrn times that the hAnsrnans
profession is dlsgracsfal. nhoruinahI.
and loathsmne' Ny friends are all
perfect grnslcFBrn and any nent.et ~
parlIhmcn, can consdsr II only fia,.
tery when he Is called my friend
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Where There's a Will There's a Way

~ HICAGO.-There are two young
men In this city who are causing
Lucy Page Castor and Andrew
J. yolstead no worry whatever. Cigar
cites presumably have no charms for
them. Tobacco has not n chance In
the world They are quite unlikely to
look upon the wine when II Is red.
Moonshine woos them In vain. In
short
II the two sons Of the late Fred II.
Atwood, prominent Chicago attorney,
use tobacco or alcoholic drinks Of any
kind during the life OF their mother
they win forfeit m inheritance Of
100000. II the widow remarries she
will be deprived Of the bequest made
to her.
These unusual restrictions are made
In the will Of Mr.. Atwood, who died
September !. II was filed for probate
before Paul Corkell, assistant to Pro-
bate Judge Henry Horner.
The sons are Ephraim Henry At
wood and Ivan J. b. Atwood. They
are members of the law firm Of At
wood Pease. Boucks 4 Peterson.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

n ALTIMuRE. ruhncly the
golden rule" wrddins - Guy
Splkcr nui Emil, knowles Eug,
land cuuirsn g,rl nui mother 10 Lieut..
rcrlry Splkcrs rhllt, ,""mri rather a
"hnr thing" hut privately Mrs Emily
Knowles Spikcr says Il h"-uB Tor her
a lie lacking In "l",r ana respect"
She never loved Guy Sr.hrr, she
says. ouly She WIS n s'uns'r the
mother ~ a war baby" away from
her home. without other friends, and
the marriage then >r'moj the lest
way out ~ the difficulty.
Now. she suys. She II In loN" ana
happy and will hrht to recover her
baby. who was adopted hy rrr'ry and
his wife. Mrs Cora SpIkcr F"r'ry Is
GUYS older brother. -" says that
Just ~ soon as she can De fr,--i from
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

KIEW lORk.-Commandcd by a
IN veteran Of three wars, who won
his way from buck private 10
the rank Of major while serving with
= Canadian army in France, 300 men
IL here for Spain on the steamship
Antonio Lopez TO fight the Moors In
Morocco.
Recruited in the United States.
Canada. Cuba, Mexico, Porto Rico and
Venezuela, the foreign legion is made
up Of men who speak half dozen
languages, but the majority have rec
ords Of service in the World war. Men
who served under ltrshing and Byng
share quarters on the ship with men
who served under Carranza and villa.
Capt. Donald McGregor is the officer
in command.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Crop Reports Indicate Difference
Few Showers Make In Human
ity's Scheme Of Things.
BIG PART PLAYED BY NATURE
Takes About 2.26o Tons Of water to the
Acre 10 Grow q Food crop-Proesss
OF Evaporation Yields Chemicals
Valuable az FertiiiEer.

Washington. II. C.-"Rain might hc
locked upon as the oil which lubricates
The worlds economic machinery say.
bulletin Issued from the Washing
ton. II. G.. headquarters of the M
tional Geographic society In coanec
,ion with recent reports ~ Worldwide
drought damage TO crops
with the smallest estimated cotton
crup since iSct." continues the builc
tin, with spring wheat IN poor eou.
dltlun at home as we'll as In many 81
the other wheat countries cf the world.
with other important crops below their
average. and With drought east as thc
villain. or at least NJ an accumplicr
In each cnse. the dlficUnc. that n few
showers make IN humanltys scheme
u things Il strongly emphasized.
Depends on Rainfall.
while everybody realizes In a gen
cral way that the world depends 80
rainfall and fertility for food. therv
are very few. perhaps. who even az
proNimately appreciate how eomparu
lively little the farmer actually dcss
In the great prc,css of crop growing
To plow millions Of Acrrs furrow hy
furrow. 20 spend millions of dollars
"a fertilizers. aud to rap and gnther
and ihresh. II M mean task. And yet
compared with the part that natury
plays In the prccrss. mans work
seems G very slight labor. For in
stance. II takes about ~ inches of
rainfall TO EruV feed crop under our
general farming methods. which means
Ahou, 100 tons II water io the aerr
That seems a rrrposterous ngure. but
the doubt.r can easily demonstrate
It's correctness suppose the Amsri.
can farmer had To haul the water his
ground must have 20 give him q gccd
crop. and that the distance and freight
rate were the same rs the average
railroad haul. and rate In the United
States. TN that basis II would cust
him moe than 5000 hn acre 60 va.
ter his place.
"But not only would his water bin
he nearly half a million dollars on n
io-Acre farm. but his fertilizer bill.
also. would amount 10 a neat little
sum. IL l. estimated that in the peUc-
eSs u normal evaporation. Sou Va.
ter presents the rootlcts II its neigh.
horhcod With aboat fourteen pounds
" ammonia year 10 the acrr. Al.
SO II gives them some 50 pounds of
potash. With sulphAte of ammonia
costing only cents a pound ti' cDst
5h during the warl and q huUir-i
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

siun'rs or 90 towns without such
boards with the permission 81 the
town councils Contests on public
PARKS had rnuscd so many complaints
within the city that the police boa ri
refused Co permit them. Now. under
plea that conditions at the games
will D, hettrrc,I ~" board has given
permission fur the playing % further
game, but under s'rlcicr police supcr.
vision
Police executives who have had the
sunday games under observation dur
lng the summer sundays, declare that
none ~ the Wholesome effects claimed
FOR the hin before II became law have
ma'orlaliEcd that the games on public
parks are annoying 20 reputable
people. and that followers u the
games viii not De able 70 comply with
new restrictions.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Refugee HobIemen In Turkey Are
Perfectly Wiling to Marry
for Money.
HOPE TO GET BACK ESTATES
Mary Refugee Russian Woven rsvs
Married TURKS In Order 10 Oct
Temporary Homss-s,iIi Retain
Their Pelitsnsss ard Courtesy.

Constantinople. Tho arranging Of
marriages between Russian princes
aud wrlI.todo Am.rican women 10 the
latest schcmc advanced hcr~ By an
Ingenious Russian to st . liNsiihosi
f1r workieSs. p.nuiless rvfue~cs living
On American aud other charity
II Is argued that the American wou
en- woald. In addition TO the title, max"
g.-i business bargain. sincr tho
,Nilcd Russian nohlegncn al have
large estates which they hUTs 10 ~
cover ~heu private property IL ~.
snrcd and Ilolshs'ik HussiA s ~
more.
Many Russians have ~pen minds ua
the marriage question. Many II the
refugee HusSian women have married
Turks since their arrival here. In ~
der To- got Temporary homes. The
Russian men have foliosei suit. NAnJ
u the older oHcs have married G'sct
women
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

Marietta, Pa.-~Martin n. ssoll. /.
tobacco grower. who resides on farm
several miles east Of this place has
two dogs. one a spaniel and the other
fox terrier. which he has trained 70
hunt worms from his tobacco. From
the time they enter the patch until
they leave they are busy with thai,
noses. smiling and smelling tobscco
bugs from the leaves. They take ,hs
worms fr~n the leaves withou, dam.
aging the plants. and a. a result the
tobacco Of, the Stcll farm 10 among m.
fness In the country. being almost fr,s
from worm holes
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

The widow Ia Mrs. MINNIE r. At
wood, sos Melrose avenue. She In to
receive the entire income from the. -
tate until her death. II she does nce
remarry. Upon her death the estnte
Is to be divided between the two sons.
II one Of the sons should violate the
abstinence provision. according to the
will, the other shall receive the VIOLA
tors legacy. II both violate the pro
vision, the executor shall convert the
trust into cash and spend the money
in entertaining young men and boys
In such q way as to keep them from
saloons and 'other places Of tempta-
tion.-
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

ring. So thrrc IL no exr~nse for n
central II Is possible with q system
IKE this TO connect various psr,s Of
the farm or distant barns with the
hoas. or the 'ennn, house with the
farm home. at very low cost. whlie
such system leaves much 10 be do
sired In the way of service, Il meets
an emergency and can he made to
answer. pending the ccraing OF times
when conditions will warrnn, a more
expensive and more Satisfactory syS
tenn.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Cattle Russlsrs Bvsy.

Houston. T.x.--The old cattle m.
tllng days arv coming back TO south
en- Texas.
Wholesale cattle thefts herr and Ia
surrounding counties have bern ~
ported. Deputy sh-riffs armed viii
search warrants visited fnrm min,
miles from here. They found the
hides and head. ~ three calves. The
brand had hecn cut on
oric~rs SAY thew l. ring ~
cattle thieves operating In the state
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Left Husband $50 Times
In II Years. Welded Life

Helen Caldwell ~ Detroit.
Mich. left her husband. John.
$50 times during their marriei
life from 1901 20 ia2i. John told
judge Harry J. pingcman. lie
asserted his wife was fond Of
dancing; that. on coming home
from work at midnight. he would
hnd her little hoy sitting On the
frn, steps waiting for him and
that his wife would come In Ia
ter. saying she had been 60 .
dance. lie Was given n decre.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Farmers in South Dakota Use the
"Barbed- System"
County Agricultural Agent Assists
Farmers to install System at
Cost Of Lees Than
so Each.

Prspar~d By the United states Departmess
OF AGrieuturet
Washington. There are still many
rural homes that do not have telephones
and. as at present economy In NIL lines
IL Imperative, Interest Is reviving In the
"barbed-wire system" which was more
or less common In parts Of the West
20 years ago.
In Carson county. South Dakota. the
county agricultural agent has assisted
farmers to install such system at an
average cost Of material per farmer
Of less than $40 Carson County 10
81 miles long and very sparsely settled.
although the agricultural lands arc
fenced. standard telephone lines sp-
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Cutting Trees Fast

Annual forrest cutting In New Eng.
land and New y"rk II approximately
agsC ea caris. and NJ this rate the
supply will last approximately IL
Jesrs. says The Permanent bnilder
lChlcnrol IN lts cooperation With the
American focsiry ss-eciaticn Zoe q
nailonai forrest I,clicy. Estimated an
nual cutting Ia the Lake states is
s00eo coris. and n coutiuusd wil'
exhaust the supply In that rvgt"a
within ~ ysars the siairurnt says.
rcunsJ l,nnla Maryland Virginia.
and Norih car,lina. With their smaller
forrest tvsuurc-s arr even wefss "a.
thc annual cutting hesuF "nieuia'si at
s5a.U euFsis. ~ Nhich rate tho
.pftis~. hesuls-N and nr wiil last but
tsu ,csrs. OrJ Ia Aisssa, Washing
ton. or~cpn. ani California aw the
rrssrtrs In No itnme.ilHis dauErr "a
sshausi,vn n ths cuttlue cuntinaes az
ths rfv-.ni rat. q g2is.o osri. .
ysaF.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

Cas.id, An bevs hing Nd y"uf
Cs~J Ilusy. ,erJ husy. iHsiaie
Cassidy=is u - hg~f
Cassy A.. shurv every time fm
n izysufr hes ~ysbsthln' 10 do
na.t.u Transcript
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20

TIE Tsriru pyEny r-utls sv oui-
ti,ai"rs q tsA.scra
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Russ Princes
Ask y. S. Brides

20 y"unE. When Inviting . friend to NJ,
N~-ldlng.
The dificuiiy % i"cu,ing thes~
American wives acruss the 80. IL NOD
one to stump the tina sinativs Russian
mind. which readily adap,s Itself 90
the Itgh'~r hSansh~s n cnmn~ry-v. and
has sucr-e,ie,i h~rv With cpf~s beauty
pariors msnlcurr and tee shofus CO..
ceri halls aud puhlic sroahi.
The hrS, and only hathlnr ra,iiioa
hear herr has heeu, established 81
norts h~ach. 81 the MarnorA 80. By
q Eruup q G~orvian rrisc~ss~s
ihruush tho Loan - AmcrioAn Rel
CruSs tents
s.s A.. o., ~ lvck.
The conii,iun u Russian n~a rvfu-
r~e. hsr- IL bad. ss there Arv fsw ln.
dusries &C facione, 90 pro,ia- uort.
R~rvniiy the rr~nch eo'ernmcni cut
- iis fu.i raiious 90 s-,srai tkca-
sand mcn though siiIl fcS.iing q cr-
tain numicf q chiiirrr. wousea snd
I'D men
II 10 hard 90 thetn g. &c; pa.yc<ts
20 ~ 60 nibet cuuntFiss ssrtls has
sccvg;ed srme Sipo. but her lsaisncy'
10 rsfugr~. 1. hndlnE it. limit
ltacv GelHSl. ~ho fosmsriy ha.s
Immense estates near klev. and may
rrcsy,r iieuA sTnccs hahiFrSis = 9th
sfx is s,trmpiins e. earn = uSias hy
utilizing biz knv~ietes - rrecieas
ssune- - which he ,soe had e iAFsr
oolleetioa-
sueh u~a ef,en lcse their cioihins
and bagEAss TO rap@riDus lasdlo<'is
Who s<sy- them IN defauli % the ray,
meet ~ rs~zn rvni. tut the HnssiAn
Afiaecran asver l~~e their r-sli;sacs.
and ccuricsy Ia sd,ersiiy
They stili Hiss the hands q Tho
womea. after the isabner cf th"ir
evuairY ottea cheerful aud cogr-
see.sus IN tho facr & i-ovrrty. 'hsy
share their last fnonsy ~tih friends
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-20
Ard Age Hss iu Weddings

Youth has it, folii-s. AEe its stupid.
iucs. said a Russian seosfai. no ioag