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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
TAJNA ZENITBA MAYORA
FITZGERALDA.
"Upi'' manzelskem jhu jiz po
tri roxy.

Sensaci v6erejSi nedele byla
novinafska zprava, kterou by
la vyvracena domnenka, ze
na5e m6sto spravovano jest
"starym mladencem," neb
mayor Fitzgerald dovedl uta-
jiti svoji zenitbu dpln6 doko-
male, takze 0 jeho pravem sta
VA nev6d6li ami ieho nejinthn
neisi pratel6. Jedine matka
jeho Sc zdala byti V tajemstvf
zasv6cena.
Do pristavu "manzelskeho
Stesti," coz byva n6kdy arci
poimem jen allegorickym,
vplul jeste drive nez usedl ma
Davisem uprazdn6ny stolec
purkmistrovsky, sc sletnou
Margaretou Chiffon Tuckero-
YOU, neteri byValeho statniho
senatora II. Chiltona Texa-
su. Setkali Sc We Washingtonu,
kde Fitzgerald n6kolikrate me
skal IA poslanim obchodnim
kteraz znarnost vyzn6la We
shatek, ktery udrzovan byl
prg v tajnosti rroto, ze mia
da pani cht6la drive dokonci-
ii hudebni studia, "a kterymz
1Gelem skorem po celou tn do
bu meskala Italii.
Pfatel1m jeho byly napad-
ny poslednf dobou caste jeho
vyjfzdky do New Yorku a je-
likoz ma sy6te mic nezustane
utajeno, vysel vcera ma jevo il
"kousek" p. mayora, ktery Sc
ytera po cely den snazil, aby
unikl cetnym gratulantum.
VSichni start mladenci, kteri
81 dtlali velkou cest, ze "a
stupce ieiich stavu jest hla-
YOU naseho mesta, dozili sc
takto velk6ho sklamanf, dou-
feimez vsak. ze ranu tuto
st'astn6 preziji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
SIET v CHICAGU KONA Sc
IA KRASNEHO POCAST

Mattel hudebniho zavodu
na Broadway, p. b. +. Ptak,
zaslla nam spolu p. pi. Pc
lichoyymi p6knou zdrayicj ma
sledujiclho obsahu.
Panove!
Srdetny pozdrav z |. sletu
A. 0. S. Vse postupuje hlad-
&c, yybor byl vyborne pripra-
ven. Pocasi nam preje. Y no
i prsi, skropi to prach q o.
hladi Sc. We dine je hezky a
oola pod mraky "Dobr6ho"
dost a pfali bychom YAM
trochu.
Vas r. f. Ptak,
En-, Pelich rodinou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
PRACE A UZNANf.
Dramatickemu Odboru Legio-
naru "Vcelka" dostalo Sc mi
leho uznani CeskosIovenska.

Blazi, vskutku blazl kazde-
no interesanta-pracovnika, We
novavSiho svuj cas- dobrovol-
ne jakekoli praci narodni ci
pomocne, kdyz ochota, pile a
snaha jeho prospect veci Sle-
chetn6 a cilev6dom6 jest ale
spol Z Gasti ocen6na a uzna-
ma. Tim spi$e, kdyz poroz-
hledneme Sc vukol sebe a zri-
me, co revnivosti, Skodolibo-
sti a zavisti ma vSech stra-
mach primo otravuje poem
skou pout' vysn6ne jednoty, po
spolitosti a bratrstvi vSech Gle
M naSeho svobodn6ho naroda
Ceskoslovenskeho. Sotvaze il
skficka nadeje V souladnOu
pracisa dosazitelny uspech jen
zallmitne, jiz strhne Sc boure
nevole ohrozenych zakOpech
nepratel narodni jednoty a tfi-
Slime Sc dale, nehled6, ida
prospech ci Skoda vlastnimu
narodu 2 toho yZejde. Drama
ticky odbor mistni Druziny
csl legionaru "VGelka" shostil
Sc prvotni sezony lOrskeho 70
ku Cestne. Sehral celou radu
vyznatnych j vypravnych di-
vadelnich kusu a vyziskal 81
vSestranne prime vd6Gneho O.
becenstva. Ucel jeho cinnosti
byl pine pochopen a chvaly-
hodn6 podporen. Jak bylo ma
lozeno 5 vyt6zky techto diva
del, mluvi prilozene doklady
neivvrazn6ji:
Y Praze, 27. cervna 1921.
Dram. Odboru Legionafu
"Vcelka," Y Cleveland6, o.
Banka ceskoslovenskych le-
gil pfipojiIa poukazanych
Vami Kc 10,200.- k 'Legio-
nafskemu sirotcimu fondu
kancelare presidenta republi-
Ky" jimz disponuje Vojenska
kancelaf presidenta republi-
ky.
Masarykuv prvny ceskoslo-
vensky Statny utitePsky dstav
V Modre.
Panu Fr KarnoSovi,
pfedsedovi Dram. Odboru
Legionafu "Vtelka" V Gle
velande, O.
Vazeny priteli!
Diky "a Vas mily dopis re
dne Il. kv6tna t. +. a prosim
Vas, vyfid'te mole nejupfi-
mn6isi diky vsem vazenym Gle
mum a clenkam Dram. Odboru
Legionaf1 "V6elka" "a tolik
pochopeni a lasky. Mozno-li
Yam, vyfid'te t6z panu rev. o
i cele clevelandske
verejnosti. re isem St'asten v6-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
JOSEF RUZICKA.
PLUMRARSKY
KONTRAkTOR
presto hOVal 81
do c. 5747 Porta ge Ave.

UU Q OsFF I UFtdBG HVts
Vykonavam vsechny plumbar-
sk6 prace, zavadim ustfedEi
vytap6ni (fernesy), stoky
ySe CO do oboru toho spada.
Rozpocty ma pozadani. Obrat'-
te Sc ma mn6 ddverou. Ia
praci rucim. Zavolejte telc-
fonem Guy. Union 1196-K.
Bell Broadway 112 w.
Sluzbovolny
JOS. RUZICkA, pIumbaT.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29

ienz mimo jine tlumocil ma
deli, ze ma pristi rok zahrada
nebude dosti prostornou pro
v8echny ucastniky narodniho
dne.
Program ukoncen byl zahra
MIN ceske 0 slovensk6 narod-
nj hymny, nacez pax rozprou-
dila Sc volna zabava, jez potr-
vala az dlouho do vecera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29

EiHF tlft. lf:i fflff z fslfffE4fafa
j. V. Capek, president,
j. L. Fleharty, tai. a pokl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
POPRAVA FRANKA MOTTA
V Posledni den uiaI odsouze-
nee jisteho policistu ze
spoluviny.

Ones po pulnoci as 0 l. no
dine die clevelandskeho casu
zaplatil Frank Motto, ieden
Z vrahu Slye a Tannera, spolu
utast ma zlo@inu, prisouzenou
.mu pokutu zenskym soudcem
Allenovou, smrti V elektrick6m
kfesle Smutny pruvod do ko-
mory smrti spatril Sam Purpe-
ra, nejmladsi Glen lupicsk6
spolecnosti, odsouzeny k to-
mut6z trestu, ienz mel byti
popraVen dnes soucasne, ie-
hoz posledni hodinka byla a.
le ma m6sic odlozena.
Jelikoz pronikaly RUNE po-
v6sti o mozn6m pokusu cd
souzence osvoboditi, byla u6i-
'n6na rHzna mimoradna opatfe
'ni. Obhajce delikventa pocti-
We Sc snazil, ably vymohl sv6-
fenci odlozeni a guvern6rovi
Davisovi byla podana ma ry-
chic petice opatrena 5000
podpisy, pozadu1ici odklad po
Drayy, ale ySechny pokusy Sc
lhaly Vcera prijel V automo-
bilech znacny poGet zvedavcu
kazdy navst6vnik trestnice
byl podroben neobyceine pri-
sne prohlidce, podobn6 mat
ka odsouzence, jez Sc priSla
rozlouciti Sc synem Podobn6
Sc stale otci a jinFm pfibuz-
ngm. Matka omdlela "a po-
sledni rozmluvy a museIa byti
vynesena, ostatnim pax bylo
dovoleno servati as do ctyrtt
hodiny odpoledni.
Motto byl po celY den dosti
ely a zvGdave procital vcerei-
Il noviny, jez prinesIy zpra-
w. ze nema vice nad6ie. V s
hod. vecer nabidnuta mu byla
posledni hostina, vybral 81
smazenG kure, brambory. kuku
fici. chleba, maslo a zmrzli-
MI poiedl S patrnou chuti.
20 smutnGm banketu navStivil
lei qeneralni navladni Price,
ienz So no dotazovaI stran ie-
ho udani ma iist6ho cleveland
sk6ho policistu jehoz Motto
viniI. ze Sc podilel ma zlocinu,
"a ktery ma byti on sam po-
nraven.
Po odchodu navlad0iho no
Gala odsouzence opousteti do
savadni odyaha vzmuzil Sc
vSak. kdyz Sc dostavil duchov
nj, aby iei na posledni ceste
not6sil. X elektricke zidi u-I
biral Sc Motto pruyodu knt-
ze. Gfedniku y zadu sIi zpra
vodaiov6 listu cleyelandsk4ch
iinvch. Motto posaZen byl Y.
kfeslo modlitba dosud No
dozndla ieho rtu, kdyz moe
~ elektriek5 proud projel ie-
no telem a utinil "a nekoliS
term konec ieho zivotni dra-
ze.
Zlocin spachl,l bvl jak do
sud znamo. po~ledni den mi
oultho roku, kdy "a bileho dne
bvli prepadeni. okradeni o.
$500 zayrazdenl ". G.
Sly G. X. Tanner ma zap. AZ
IN. a koleiich drahy Nickel Pla
-. Pro dvoinasobnou tuto
loupeznou vrazdu odsouzen
hyl k smrti j 18-let5 Pmpera
podobnI osud ocekava snad
Ii n6kolik iinych yrahu. dnes
Sc nal6zaiicich moci spra-
edlnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29

NARODNf SLOVENSKY
DEN
Pres 1,500 Slovaku a Cechn
shromazdilo Sc zahrade Ce-
ske Sine Sokol.

Slovensky narodni den, po-
fadany vcera odpoledne V "a
hrad6 Cesk6 Sine Sokol ma
Clark Ave, setkal Sc Sc IDA
rem velkolepym, snad vet
sim nez poradatele sami oce-
kavali. Ackoli neisou nam
znamy podrobn6 cislice, isme
toho min6ni, ze pres 1900 O.
sob bylo vcera odpoledne v
zahrad6 Cesk6 Sine Sokol. Sa
mozfejm6, ze ma SVEN sloven-
sk6m dnu naSi bratri Slovaci
Itvorili pTevaznou vetsinu pri-
ltomnych, ale take dosti CechG
jsme pozorovali. Bylo by 81
IvSak pratt iest6 blizsfch a vre-
Ileisich styku mezi d6tmi jed
me "matkv Slavy', jichz kmen
We vlasti zije nyni Y jedn6 spo-
lecne zemi, pod jedinou vlaj-
kou, pod ledinou vladou Ces-
koslovenske RepubIky
Program, uchystany ma wee
Irejsi narodni slovensky den,
byi poultry a pekne provede-
ny, ale domaine. re nejvice
zaiimalo mas to obrovsk6 shro-
mazd6nf muzu, zen ditek o.
vladanych opravdu svatecni
naladou. Mnohe ze SIovenek
m6lv nadherne narOdnl kroje,
hrajici pestrymi, zivymi bar
vami, mnozi 4 muzu vysivane
naprsenkv q kapela Sdruzenf
slovenskych hudebniku hrala
slovensk6 skladby a pisne ~
radovala Sc tn duse Slovace
vroucim tlukotem buSilo slo-
yenSk6 srdce. Bvlo to opravdu
krasn6 odpoledne a nevahame
tlumociti pfani, aby i Cesi po-
fadali takovy svui narodni den,
neb aby uspofadan byl cesko-
slovensky narodni den We veli-
kIch rozm6rech.
Program zahajen zahranim
americk6 narodni hymny, ma
tez p. j KaGir prednesl struc-
ny proslov, V n6mz Sc zminil
0 myslence pofadani slovensk6
no narodniho dine. Ucelem by
10, ably Y ten den seSli Sc vsich
nj Slovaci, bez rozdilu smysle-
ni podfadnych otazkach,
jak yelika navst6va dokazuje,
myslenka tato byla pochope-
ma dtele dosazeno.
Pc t6 pfedstaven byl zdejsi
ceskoslovensky konsul, DR.. B.
Bartosovsky, ienz uvitan byy
srdeenym potleskem. rozhoyo-
ril Sc 0 spolecne praci Slovakd
Cpcbu ma hudnyanI CeSko-
sloyenske republiky a jak da
le nell bychom pomahati. Pra
viii ~ nadchazi liz cas-. kdy
Vast nebude potrebovati PR
spent hmotneho, ale mozno
pomahati jinak. Amerika jest
velikou skolou, pravil. Y niz
kazd9 bedlive mel by Sc uciti
a kdo 50 domu vrati, mel by
zkusenosti zde nabytych zu-
zitkoyati ve prospech domoyi-
ny.
DalSi program poZustayal
re cyiteni Sokolu a Sokolic,
iakoz i zactva. hochu divek,
iez Sc zivym zaimem sledoya-
no IA potleskem odm6neno.
Stejn6 srdecn6 byly pfijaty
zpeyy prednesene Spevokolem
Krivanem. Spev. sv. Cecilie z
osady sv. Martina, Spev. sv.
Petra a Pavla Z Lakewood a
.Spev. Mira.
Pfim6ren6 basne p5'ednesly
diyenky navska a Valentino
va a reel proslivili p. F. NJ Va
cha "a Ceskoslovenske Mar.
,Sdruzeni, jehoz sloya vybizeii-
ci ku spolupraci Cechu a Slo-
vaku, steine jako tech le-
tech teskoslovenske revoluce,
pferuSena byla nekolikrate pc
tleskem, a Dr.. f. Francisco,
sbormistr Spy. Krivan, roZho-
,.,I;1 - I ,.,.-,,, = 49,, 1Nax.,, n
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MRS. j. ii. Gritty and Miss. Min.
ME Schultz OF Litchneld arrived last
Thursday for . visit ct the J. A. Gar.
.Quist home. -.
Walfred Holmberg Of the Bethel
Theological Seminary at. ST. Paul waa
2 guest ct the home OF Emil Carlson
IN the city.
Mrs. Everett Wills and baby OF
0kton. S. D., arrived the Arst part
OF the week tor . visit with Mrs. G.
p. Daugherty.
Mrs. Alma Knock returned last
Friday from . weeks visit With rela-
lives at st. Paul, Scandia and Dresser
Junction, Wis. 49, zssz-zS
Miss Cora Berkness Of Minneap-
oils is spending her two weeks yeca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Berkness.
Miss Helen Sweeny returned. on
Sunday: evening from st. Panl after
spending the week end visiting ct her
parental home.
-1horo 10 but one plaee IN VvlllahoP
10 Get . chiropraceie SPINAL Adjtst-
ment Corner ef 5th o. ard poeiNe
Ave. [. z. Gees, q. 6, Ph. 6 Gee, 6.
Mlekoloon, D. G. -
Miss Amanda Loktu Of Minneap-
oils arrived last Thursday for . Sev.
eral days visit with her friend. Miss
Ehie Rannestad.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21
20 lH0NTAs NOT REAL s;ass:: s
Literally Means s Tomboyv and Nsas
Given, 70 Indian Child . !
Term Of Ridicule.,

/ . Z srBEs 3
The story Of John. Smith and Poca-
h0ntas Is known to everyone. who has
attended school in the United States.
but few know that the name Pocahon-
tas was only q nickname and meant
90 unpoetical thing as "tomboy."
Her real name was Ma-ta-oka., q When
she was about ten or eleven years old
she was engaged Ia. turning d series OF
handsprings at the door OF her fathers
hut. He was the chief Of the tribe.
and was known as Pow-ha-tan, IL.
though his real name was A-buu-so.na-
cook. Ra-bun-ta, an Indian runner.
came leaping through the forest with
message for the chief. He furneo
the corner of the hut Just as the little
daughter of the chief made one OF her
most vigorous wheels. Her lynx feet
struck. him In the chest and Knocked
him down. n = ~ Ss5 y = z,
1lelians dearly love q rough joke,
and a great shout OF laughter. went up.
although the chief was Anything but
pleased, and called his daughtse sharp
~ to him. This is not maiden j play. !"
he said. ''Wilt you never cease. to. be
q po-ca-hun.tasf' The childr4nscaught
up the name, and II chung to-th& little
girl ever afterward. The English
changed the spelling a bit, but the
name has come down in history almost
as 1t was given away back ins 1d0G. = !,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Andrew Johnson returned the
fore part of this week. to Minneapo-
lis after visit at his home south of
Willmar. =
Miss Krefting =, of Minneapolis
spent the week end the guest OF her
sisters, the Misses Emma and Laura
Krefting. :" ,aIsi ~a-
Miss Gertie Halvorson of Kerk-
hoven was the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Ida Halvorsons the latter part of
last week. g." 49, -. ~
Mrs. Charles Steenborn returned
on Monday for Minneapolis after
spending a week visiting Mrs. How.
ard Frye. - ~. =.
Mrs. Reuben Peterson and chill
drenc returned last Thursday from a
several days visit with relatives at
Raymond. -
Mrs. L. O. Rear and children and
Mrs. B. Sandven returned on Monday
to their homes in Benson after spend
ing few days at the A:,E. Anderberg
home. ..sae
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Town of Willmar

Town of Willmar
Sept. H. John A.. Johnson ct al to
Paul f.. Anderson, "a int. in 81 OF
.SEA, Section 20: 81.
& Sept. IL. P. B.. Hong, adm, to Paul
e. Anderson IA int. in S11 of SEA,
Section 20. 1880.
Sept. IL. p: B. Hong, adm, to John
A. Johnson ct al, IA int. in NWA
Sec 80, IA int in E1k of NEA, Sec
80. $3.50.
Sept. 13. P. B. Hong. adm, to Paul
e Anderson ct al, Is of Lot 6, Blk Q
Is Lot Q, Blk. 3. is Lot l, Blk H.
l162O acres. $4,000.
=, -. Town of Harrison
: Sept. 8. Aron Liedh0lm and wife
to G. #. Mailman, part OF Lot 3. Blk L
Miller's add- Nelson 'Beach. $780,
Sept. 10. Adolph L. Hauser and wife
to William Weigand, part Lot 1, Sec
:28. 800.
Town of Dovre
Sept. 10. Fred L. Smith, widower
to Ethel and Fred C. Smith, part OF
lot 6, Sec. Is. 81.
r Town of Lake Andrew
=, Sept. g. State of Minnesota to Johan
Nilsson; NEA of NWA, Sec. sc. (Pat.
ent.) =
VILLAGE OF lSPICER
Sept. Is. Charles Wallin and wife
Lot 10, Blk l. Park add. $500.
CcTT' CF .WILLMAR
'~ Sept. g. Alfred Appelwick to R. c.
Bonham; Lots 1 and q, Blk. l. Muir
sery add. $1,000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21
Of !. p.
Greaf Scouts -.


One day hack In the sixties 4 trap
per was following 4 narrow trail
through the woods near Cedar Noun
tain. In Wyoming. Suddenly from a
clump Of bushes nearby shot rang
ont. followed In quick succession by
three more. The trapper dropped
quickly to the ground and rolled be-
hind q log. unhurt. Then he waited
Tor the next move Of the Indians who
had sambushed him. III III =. -. e 81
II few minutes war bonnet APP
peared above, log Z short distance
aHay. The trapper was not deceived,
FOR this was an old Indian trick. =
However. the trapper had a better
trick than this up his sleeve. His
rids was not q single shot, for after
q winter Of successful trapping he had
sold his furs In st. Louis and had
bought Z repeating rifle, one Of the
1rst to be carried In the Rocky noun
tains. He had this weapon now. and
he Immediately fred, as the Indians
were hoping he would do.
Al he fred four Indians sprang from
the bush and with wild yells Of tri-
umph rushed for the trapper. With
out removing his gun from his shoul-
der. the white man pumped bullets ut
oncoming warriors Al fast as he could
work the lever.
Three of the Indians dropped In
their tracks, and the fourth, with q
howl Of dismay, turned and fed at top
speed, followed by several bullets,
which the trapper sent after him to
encourage the fleeing redskin,. When
the surviving warrior arrived IN his
village he told q marvellous tale of an
encounter with a white man who had
Z medicine gun" which never stopped
shooting and killing.
In this way DR.. w. F. Carver, the
trapper who had been ambushed, won
the name Of THE Evil Spirit Of the
Plains," for the Indians learned to
fear him and his medicine gun as they
did no other trapper who invaded their
hunting grounds. When the trapping
days ended, DR.. Carver became scout
and guide for the United States army,
and during the Sioux war Of 1876-77
he made the acquaintance of Buffalo
Bill" Cody.
The two scouts became fast friends.
When Buffalo Bills Wild West show
was organized Carver Joined it as q
sharpshooter. He could handle a rifle
or pistol almost as skillfully as Cody
himself, and for many years the two
scouts appeared in the arena together.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21

! employment there and the two latter
to enter the state university. y: s.
Elias Johnson returned on Satur
day from a business trip to North Da
kota. The following day the johnson
| family motored to the cities where
Mildred Johnson will attend Macales
ter College. S@S, 20 zssszss.s ( /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Geer OF Bur
bank are the proud parents Of twins
boy and girl, born to them on
Sunday, Sept. 18th. Mrs. Geer will
be remembered as Miss Jennie Price
We extend congratulations. . =
Miss Muriel Skeie was confirmed
into the Norwegian Lutheran church
at morning services last Sunday. She
was unable to be confirmed in July
with the rest OF the class on account
of illness. ~~:;. ;.
Mrs. John Gunderson and Mrs. NJ.
Whrness will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church in the church basement
on Thursday, Sept. 10Th. You are all
invited. -
Mrs A. N. Nicholson as president
OF the Study Club entertained the
club at her home on Wednesday ev-
SAAA5s tAC ORp4NIA6 AAACOcAA6 VI TIC
year. After the business sessions the
later the party of twelve enjoyed a
very dainty and well-appointed two
course luncheon.
Mrs. Ellen Grimes is expected to ar
rive here the latter part of the week
from Hamilton, Montana. She will
make an extended visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs S. H. Stauffer.
Mrs. Grimes is being accompanied on
the trip by her daughter, Mrs. Celia
Downs, of Spokane, WASH, who will
also be a guest of the Stauffers for
several weeks.
A team Of horses driven by Harold
Barber and Vincent McLouth took
fright one day last week and ran
away. They ran into Anton Jacob.
sons yard destroying several trees
and narrowly escaped injuring one of
his children.
School was dismissed for the day at
noon on Friday so that =, the pupils
might attnd the county fair at VIII
mar. However, the rainy weather
prevented many people from visiting
the county seat that afternoon. Z
Three of the classes in High school
have held their first class meetings
of this term during the past week: At
the Senior meeting Silas SEVERED
| was reelected President, Edith Carl
son elected vice-president, and Stu
art Fink reelected secretary and
treasurer. Orange and black were
chosen as their class colors. AT the
Juniors meeting Mabel Johnson was
elected president and at the Fresh
men meeting Melbourne SEVERED was
made president.
Clarence Dokkesven of BOde,. Iowa,
arrived here on Tuesday of last week
for ten days visit at the Ole .Dok-
kesven home.
Miss Edith Fangmeier won first
prize on her angel4food cake at the
county fair last week. Mrs. L.. E. Co.
veil won first prize on her jam.
MRS. j. P. Johnson of Lltchf1eld mo-
Their of Mrs. J. A. Anderson has been
spending two weeks at her daugh-
ter's home. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
and SON Chester autoed to Ltchfield
on Tuesday and Mrs. johnson return
ed with them.
Miss Alice Price who is taking the
normal training course at Willmar
High school spent Sunday at her home
The Misses Ruth and Agnes Arne-
son Of Minneapolis were guests on
Wednesday at the home OF their un-
Gle, Arne Larson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21
QUEER Gus TONS OF AFGHl1s
People Eat Only with tie Right Hand
-Aaisal Life of Every oseesip-
tien tieid saered.

The average Afghan has no particu-
lar fonyness for wine or spirits.
Tobacco raised In the land il Of In
ferior quality; the better sorts are
imported from Persia, Russia, India
and Egypt, Amir Habbibullah Khan
always had good private stock Of
Havana cigars. Both young and old
people take snu1.
Tea, sweetened and unsweetened, II
the favorite drink and Is consumed In
prodigious quantities. Wien. you go
to see an Afghan, you can hardly es-
cape before swallowing four or five
cups Of tea 1t is. therefore, no triling
gastronomic feat to pay several visits
In one afternoon, the more SO II he
! polite host with q view OF honoring
the European, guests) has the tea
served In big Russian glasses. y
The right hand il always used in
eating and drinking, the left hand be-
Ing considered unclean.
Dogs, though numerous and useful,
are looked upon as unclean, and pious
people never touch them.
+ Animals that 60 badly lame on the
march or eamels that get snowbound
Ia the mountain passes are abandoned
to their fate. Afghans never kill such
animals, as We might do, to put them
out Of their misery. They believe that
the lives Of all living things are In the
hands Of Allah, and that man sins II
he DreSumes ia intorforo with tho Sr
preme VIII. Afghans will not even kill
fieas or other vermin they merely pick
them of and throw them away-
Frederick Simpich and "Haji Mira
+ Hursein" in the National Geographic
E Magazine.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21

Sept. u. oaof Earring. stdnsle. ii
Milan 3. Extness; Lot FarrIngs
3rd add. $500 ss
Sept. Is Ellen .]1s 81 euterdhhI, iti-
gle, to David p. Hog fund WI OF lots
z, 8, 9 and 10, Blk. q 81. 3z5
{ Sept. ls. Oiof a. Ferring. single, to
Ole Il Lien, Lot 8 Ferring's Sid add.
$500. 49, :. - s.