davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-12-23

Geneva.-The Introduction of en-
ployment of boys under Is years of
age as stokers and firemen on ships
was recommended by the maritime
commission of the Third Information
al Conference in session here.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-12-23

Tanners Wages.-By the soviet
the minimum wage for tanners is
100000 roubles per month. Before
the depreciation of the rouble it's
worth was about so cents in U. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
5uozDdfofa.

Da11fton. - SIM gabnbofsgebdu0e
Ser Chicago, Milrpul1fee & CT. Buul
|8obr IN garrfton tpa1roe eingebroden
uno iieben Sdfe Goitienbungen erlter
&laiie e%nttpen6et; nber BEN @ert Der
lelbe11 lit nidts befannt.
2enrmon. sos. 8etraief, Hnz
der oes 8niebaIfl1ibs IN 2emmon, iii
auf Der Stele get0tet morben, als ct
beim Spiel Don eine1n 8an getroffen
Durbe. Ser nnfun trug iid beim uez
ben Dor bent Spiel 5u.
Mberoeerr. - 2uut 8eridten fat
fid] Ser 3uitnnb BON Staatsienator
Sioac 2incoln, Serior=Senntor bon
|8rotpn go1tntp, ser in einem Sospital
IN Mi1renpolis cine Magenoperation
beituno, g%ebeffert. ST mar idon leb-
ten @inter frum, 10 baB beiagte Spe=
rution n0tig %getuoroen mar.
9ot Springs. 9as 9eben oes
fleinen Sreo 8almgren, gobn eines
6armers, ser 6urh einen 5drotidnB
i6per bertpl116et tpor6en NOR, lDurOe
bnr9 eire Speration gerettet. Sic
5drotf0rner batten Die gingetDeioe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

9enlb ser 8eg abgeid1aIttea uno le
uluBte Drei Gage unD 9eadte NIT ltz
rem fuinf ainoern in Den 6eloern oer-
Itedt 51rbringen, bis er lbr gelang nj
.5iderbeit 5u forll1l1en. geab benz ST.
oianeraufItanO lieoelte 5rau Sernlh
mad ct. Haul uber, no lle lettoen1
.anlal5ia mar, urD ihloB lest INT bo<
fen Suffer BON SO Sabren Die augen
.aum e1uigen Sdlumr1er. 5rau Senid
.binterlaBt a11Ber eineul groBen Sreun-
.oesfreiie ieds 4inoer Grau Wsatiloa
.sdroeoer, SRI. grescence Drerler,
6rau Sssobn &oeuer, Srou Sbeooor Wst
del uno Soiepb unb 8ilbelm 9en1lb.
Dulutb. 3. 9. groder BON Wetnz
neapoIis murbe ont 6reitag IN Der
|5hluBiifung ser Nortb Central Cleo
trio aiiociatior1 in 9ulutb gum Bra-
liberten iuieoergerpdblt, See Beper
bon Deaotpooo, g. 9, muroe gum
gicepraiioeuten getndblt. Ser na9lf-
iabrige Rorpent finoet IN Waoilo1,
g g., itatt.
0patorrna. so. St. gaibman bon
|Omatonnn m1roe ont Sreitag IN Der
|gdluBifsung Ser America1 alioeia-
eio1 Of Nurierpmen in Gbtcago, Sn.,
aum Brdlioenten oes gerbanoes ge=
mdblt. Ser radite &onDent ffnoet IN
Detroit itntt.
ct. Saul. - Son elmer nnbeItimz
ten Mbnl1ng getrieben, mie tie 1agt,
beqab iid Sruu Murp Sobnion IN
ct. 8oul am 9%onneritng a1tf ben
Grieobof no geraoe EN- UNDERWATER
|5oloot begraben war0e. sic lieb ben
garg 0ffnen upo erfonnte Die seide
hires Sobnes, zines &riegsteilneh=
mers, Ser Dor einigen Sagen BET eiz
nem nngliidsFan um's 9eben gefom=
men un6 ieitber nidt ioentifi5ier1
tporOen mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

81. @ii1nrs, SEM @enernlar1lDalt Don
SOUTH 9afota, 0as 2eben foItete,
ldDer Derlest tulroe, erlag IN einem
Rr~anfenGnus in Geooes, g.. O., lei
men gerlesungerr.
5i6ur Sails. - Ser SAT- Der Butt
oesreierDe ganf BON Dainneupoli5 ge-
gen ste Nntionalba1f BON eurefa, g..
o, oie fur5lih IN Die 9anoe eines
Waiierpertuolters ubergegangen nor,
miro crit IN fiinf5e6n Sugen begin=
men, ournit beibe Seiten @elegenbeit
6aben, Ifriftlide gintDanoe at mo-
den. Dur6 Sen Rro5eB, tDelder in
gunoesgeridt in siour Soils gefibrt
lperoen miro, foa Der 5tatus elmer
be5uglih Der See
banolung BON Gbefs elmer bauferot-
ten ganf feitgeiteat Deroen. SIM Dor-
SAL fon feitgeiteM ueroen.
Oh sic 8unbesreierbe Bam IN gbien-
go, ueI9e nls Clearing 9ouie fir
@befs elmer bunferotten 8af fun.
giert, fir sic gerfuite gum Sell oerz
antaportIi9 geu1abt peroen fonn.
Giour Soils. - IS. IS. Bulf &uiz
lierer ser 5irit Sectional gonf IN
.9ubis, g. g.. uelde fmrslm Dom
ifontlihen gunfpriifer $. 50. @ulfer
aeIhloifen worben tpnr, purbe IN
l5iotr Gans berbnftet un6 angeflagt,
@eIoer unteridlagen unb Soften gez
fdlidt at baben. @nlfer finbigte an,
6oB sic Barf m~obrideinlib binnen
ffursem mieoer er0ffnet Deroen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
an 5ebn Stelen 61trdidlager1 uro an
5tpei Steaen aerrilIen.

I'M 5ebn Steqen b1trdIdlagen unS an
5tpei Steaerr 5erriilen.
5iiieton. - SIM &reisgeridt muir
BEN Alois gron1beede ste Burgerpn=
pierre per1peigert, neil er algub, bel
Der lesten 8ubl ungeleglid geltlmmt
51 babe11 unb IN eir1em anOeren 5aQe
falide angaben beiduoren batte.
9ea &apios. - gerta Mnoerion,
% Sabre alt, ultroe iofort get0tet
uno BRET unOere Herionen, Die i1 Ell
nem Automobil fubren, IdrDer Derz
lest, als oas Muto BET idneaer 6abrt
an elmer Ibarfen &urbe umitir5te. 4lz
le bier Herionen maren @intDobmer
BON Sioa1r Soils, g. 9.
@uror. = 90. St. 8eneoift, 5efre-
tor Der Guooafota TfSarmbiiro 6eoera-
ton, bat berednet, oaB Die Broouf-
tiensfoiten fir Wais per guidel I'M
Sabre 1921 auf AZ Gents fomme ge=
gen 70 Gents I'M Sabre 1920. 8ini-
gere Soat unb Mrbeit iino Der @runo
Mit9en. - MIs ei1 Hefultat Ser
Mgitntion gegen oie 9an6elsfammer
Don Mit9ell, bot Sic geborbe Ser 9i-
reftoren IN elmer r1eulid abgebaltenen
B~eriammlung beidloiien, bie 5urmer
Union bon 9atpfon GountD ein51la-
SEN GIT anen 8~erimmlunger, unb
bon iekt ON itets 5mei 9elegaten aus
ibrer Mitte ait idifen.
5iour Saqs. - Charles s. Sort
lett, elm Mrtpalt in oieier Stabt, Ser
BET einem Mutomobil=l1nfan, Ser s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

tpare11 SpIepb 5. &eillep bon 8olton,
8rdiioent oes GerbanOs, un0 CLIFTON
oReers @oooruff, Grdiloent Der 81
piloienlt &ommiRipn BON Ebilaoel@
pbta.
9ulutb. = 9eat elmer aMtllhen
3uIammeniteuung, ote am gs1tttDo6
befanltt segebe1t uorOen TT, lu1o m
Der Sailon 1921 in ct. Souls-
County IN Minnelotu fIr Naplerbol5;
@iienbabnihpeuen, Hfolten uno
Stammbols 26,4O0 ader @alo ge-
faat uoroen. Die ~Suiommen1teaung
1tist Iih auf Die Angaben Der 9ola-
fauer lelbit. ga 5u 9egtnn Der Sot-
ION Ste Hreiie nod 5Iemllh bod Dn.
rem, uuroe sie 9oIafaaeret otelen 8tn
ter b%elonoers eifrig b%etrieben, oielfaal
audi I'M &leiren. = Die ginihdsung
oes gigeutums Der GuIutb StruBenz
hobn : 9elelidoft muroe a1n Deitt-
mod, bon eirlem Sadnerifdnbigen be-
aonner. gsulb oem staatsgeies Itebeu
0ie Strabenbabneu unter Der Suris-
oiftion ser giIenbabn- unb 2ugerbars
RomniiIion nrro ste Staot u1uB Die
gtnit)dsuns %oornebInen, ebe Ole Som.
miiiion Serbonblungen megen oes
perIangten Z Gents 6abrprei5 einleiz
ten funn.
@irono.-gun0es Prohibitions
beon1te beidlagnuAmten un Mtttpod
abeno Sic Sugur Soaf gruueret III
@inono, uno perbufteter Oen angebli-
he11 gigentiimer @iaiam %. We1ler
unter Ser Influge, 9ier nit mebr uls
~ Erusent Mlfobol~ bergeiteat SIT boz
ben. gtiQer mur0e gegen $1,000
girgihoft freigelaiIen. Ser abge-
Iddste 8ert oes @igentlms utro BON
Sen geomten a1f $4,000 angegeben.
Gilbert Sea. - Soiepb Tingerber=
ger nit camille bon 5 &inoern, ret
teterl iih aus ibrem 6rerner1oen 9ut=
lie in 9sepip, tabe BET gilbert Sea, tn
oen1 lie Seile aus SettIafen mufte1
ur1o iit oanit 5inablieBen.
HeO4pooo Tal5. - 9urf} Slls=
idlog brunr1te Ste grobe Steune auf
Ser glenn MpAleinifen Iarm big
auf Sen 8ru11o nieOer. 60 fotnte
nift5 r1ebr gerettet neroen.
9~eortbfieLo. - HfInIterung5fon=
traffic fiir Straben IN Der Staot flr
cine Strefe pom IA glof5 lInO 1ur
Sen getrog pon $92.650 an Sic Camp
bell Contracting GompanD Don Vflnz
neapoIis D~ergeben noroen. Die ar=
belt ion biz 1. September fertig iein.
@inoou. = Set. elmer Spe5ialz
ruobl Duroe 6ier Sic 8onOausgube
sltnt 9rpef Ser grbouung zines Slot
hnHies nit deuermebrltation NIT bret
funftel Mebrbeit ungenommen.
grntnerb. - Snfolge ser ldDeren
NegenfGne lit Ser MiHiTIippi tn Ben
leeten sebn Sagen UNI Bret SUB &C.
Hiegen. Der @ua%See, elmer Der groB
ten bier, tit I'M einen SUB geifiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
Gloauet. - Ser ct. 2o1isfluB,

gloqrtet. - Ser ct. 2ouisfluB
uelder fiir5lid altf 6lutb0be Irieg,
lit uieoer nm 51pel SUB g%efallen, Io-
oub utebrere Sagemlblen, oeren Sol5
plase iiberfllttet Duretl, pieoer al1z
fangen fonnet SIT arbeiteu,
Tairulont. = Sn geplon, ulueit
pon 6oirnlont, eridob ON Counting
Der 46iabrige George Sope ieine fru-
here Sausbdlterin 6rau Sobn Sdynei-
Ser uno brnbte lid, Damn ielbit etner1
Sdm6 BET DEM er am Mtontag erleger1
lit. Wlan permutet neridmabte S1ebe
als @runS ser Sat.
Mneus.- @inen gruuenbaften an.
bIif botten Serr uno 6run 4lbert
3obris, 5armerlel,te aus bieliger 9e-
gerro, als lie bon elmer autofabrt 5n@
ridfffeblrten u1to lire ~1sidbrige Sod-
ter aatie nit obgerilienen &le1oern
auf einen Stubl feifgebunoen, bluf1g
uno berpuBtlos, porfa1oen. Als oas
|Mdoden auf fur5e 3eit Dos SetpuBf-
iein erlangte, fonute es mir er5ablen,
nos Elm masffiierter Wann tie H1B>
bra1dt bobe. Sheriff golltao begao
iid nnd bern Eatnrt uno glaubt, ooB
Ser gerbreder pabrIdeinlih oer1el-
BE par, ser au9 SRI. Mar1e 81d DOT
furaem in einem Sotel IN Sarge au1
|an1lihe @eiie ermorsete. Ser gu
Itauo BON SRI. 0obris lit beoenflid.
HeSitone. - @dbrenb er leste Wo=
die in @oB's 5teinbrud orbeitete, but
te @eoroe @ruus bon bier Dos MiBge=
Ihif Iih oos redte 8ein SIT bred)er
unb er u11rbe bebufs 8ebonolung aro
|Gerpflequng ins 2oretto=SoSpital &c.
|6raft mo- er erfrerlid)e 6ortlhritte
su Ieiner pouitdnoigen 8enel ung
naht.
Groofifon. = 2aut 8eri9ten on
Ste Observation-Disclosures Ser Stuats=
uniperiitGt Don Minnelotu IN groof=
iIton lit 0urh Sic friibe ausiaot tn
gerbfno1tng nit a11sge5eidnetel1
@etter Elm neuer HeforD fir Den
(Stano 0es &ei5ens int 11orODeI1liben
Wtinnelota uufgelteqt uorOen. gs 1T
Elm ousge5eidneter grtrog SIT erlpors
ten, uro nit Dem S6neiOen miro nud
anitdt Ser 6armer nod Dor gtntrez
ten Oes Goits begornen merOen font
men. Aud Weai5 iou gut Iteben.- Die
@roBgeidporenen Don Golf Gount5
erboben cine Mnflage oes Mor0e5 IN!
erl item @ra0e gegen BEN % Sabre al
ten &arI &nl1tion 1T Gerbinoung nil
Oem fiir5lid erfolgten ge%rDultlu11e1l
SoOe Ieiner iungen Satin. Die I'm
teriudung ether 2eidenidouiurp bot=
tie SIT Ser Annabme gefibrt, boB Sic
an Z. Mai=eeftorbene 6ran ourh mie=
oerbolte f0rperlihe DeiBbnn0lung su
Sooe gefommen Dur. anutlon 1oa Ser
Eoli5ei ~geitanben 6aben, ieine 6ra11
geidlogen sit baben, al5 er nad ibrer
5eirat erf uhr, 0ub lie Dor6er intirnen
lGerfehr NIT un0eren iltngen 2euten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

qehubt bube.-SRr funb elm gerfalf
bon 8ieb Itatt, uelhes Due GARNER
uno gieb5iidter oieler 9egel1o ge-
lhenft baben sum 9elten Der DfInnez
toto Neo Niper Galep Snlpropen1e11t
aI1ociation uno Ser Heo RiDer Gal=
len 9uirnmen's Mlfociation. Gus en-
~lunqte @eIo loll SIR grrif,tung bon
8ebd11oen iarnrnt ginridltungen fur
ste qe11a11tnen MIfociation %perrpenoet
meroen.
Minneapolis. = gil1hleberl1, Die
mdbreno Ser Mbmeienbeit Ger 5un1i-
lie am Sountasabeno Sic 8obnung
pr1t g. 5 8oal IN Minneapolis beln1-
iudten, fiele1 apauatg &ilten 8bis-
ten, Sdmuf1aden, Die ouf et1pa $5,-
600 berpertet meroen, lotuie Elm Souz
ren<Mutomoba in Die Sdnoe. Ser
geitoblene iddst oen Bbisfep-gorrat,
oen er aber lange Dor gintritt Der
8robibition ei1gelegt au baben ungibt
auf $4,000. - S. 9urleg, eben1ali-
ger Setter ser @eiddftsitele ser Sber-
fon-Sammil Grain @ompanD m Wein-
neapolis befannte it9 am MittDod
idyaloig ,eiren Gbef BON $4,000 &c,
f1liat 5u baben; cine 8rlfung ieiner
@ei9dftsbuder ioa 5eblbetrdge IN
ser S0be bon $4,000 ergeben ba@
ben. 3us urteil ioa um 9omerl tag
gelprpden per6en. - Ser neue gmrz
germeilter miro fem Mmt am 5. SUI
Ii antreter unb at ieinen erlten
Mmtsbanol11ngen miro ste grnen'
! nu1rg zines Mitglieoes in Ser Stuot.
plan &ommilIion uro zines Eribat=
lefretdrs geb0ren.
ct. SAUL. - Sic StraBenba6ngez
1eQ1duften BON ct Haul uno Min=
neupplis boben Bel Ser itaotliden ST.
lenbubnz unD 2agerbuus 4&pmmil1ion
BON Minnel otu I'M bie @rluu6nis
nadgeiuht, SEN 6abrprei5 %borlanfig
Don 6 ouf Z Gents at erboben, biz
Sic @ommi1iion oa11ern0 einen 5nbr=
prei5 beitiu1mt bot. Na6 einem fur5=
lid BON Ser Staut5legislatur onge=
announcement @elet unterlfeben oie
StraBenbobnen iebt oud Ser ge1an1:
ten ltaatlihen &olnmiIlton. Wei1
oem Stnideiben Don 6ruu Margure:
ia @emid IN ct. SAUL, meroen piez
Oer11m Ste grtnnerungen an Die but
tigen Snbianerm1f1tanOe IN Winne1otc
nodgernfer1, BET 0enen 1862 in SEEN
l1lnl, Mi1nn., Mdinner, Tru1en unl
@3inber nie0ergemeselt nurOen. 9le
G%eritorbene erblidte 1928 IN Geutidz
Lamb Sos 2iht ser 8elt uno fam 1854
nah SEN gereinigten Stuuten. no lie
mebrere Sabre in Chicago pohnte
rtno Damn nah New nlm iberlieoelte.
&l1r5 oarauf bruden sort Sic Hrtigen
Snbionerauntdnoe aus unb oie Tomi=
Tie Semih muBte NIT on6eren Sami=
lien nndts mod 0em nahe g%elegener
Sort Nibgelp flihten. 9urb einen
! ungliidIihen 3nfun marc 6rur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
Uoro=Dafotd.

lifin]pn. - Die 2eibe Som gpe=
reHs, eines ser BRET @ilenbabn-Stre=
fenorbeiter, sic ONT Samltag IN Der
geahe Don Weebora IN 9obmal1er INNS
2eben fumen, puroe %gefunoen, nad=
oem Der .elHabrige Sobn oes @rtrunz
fenen I'M Sral1me gar5 ge1n1 ore
Steae geleben batte, no ole1elbe Lag,
mas oenn audi 5utraf. 9erielbe Stunt
ge funoigte Dor einigen Sabren eben@
fua5 auf 8rurD zines Irarns Den
SoO elmer Gante an, Ser ourh elne
9epei9e beitdtigt DurSe, Die mebrere
StunDen lpater eintraf.
@runo SORTS. - Sic An1trelher
in @ruro SORTS baben am 3ien1tug
6ie Mrbeit eingelteat, TIM oie aner=
|fennlng ibrer Hnion uno rgeidlof1e=
ne @erfItatte" burd5uiesen; nit Den
2obnen lino oie 2erte 5ufrieoen.
2isbon. - Die 5meite Sabresfon=
pention Ser Mmerifoniiden &rlegs=
mutter begarn bier am %. Stunt. Ct
ne 9a1ptprogrammnurg1111er merDe1
sic @%rinrrerrngen BON Srau OearD
|Eaplor, 81 Sabre ult, iein, melde
iiber Bret &riege, 1861, 1898 ur0
1917 beridhen.
SiQsboro. - Ser 8roaeB S, S.
@aters gegen 81. 6. So1Dnlep, IN mel
dent ser &lGger $4,000 fir 9ienife
BEL SEN Il. g. Signul Corps Derlongt,
m1roe nuf Mnraten bon SotDnleps
Mnuolt ber1hobenu miro aber nnd]
Sob gountp iibermieien tperoen.
Man6an. - Nad 8eridten, melhe
BIER e~tntrofen, lit bel 8ibaur, Ueon=
tano, uno apiiden Sentinel Suite
un6 We6oru g. 9. bur9 Wolfer1brnz
die sdooen IN 90be bon pieler ta1t=
|ieno Collars angeri9tet moroen. gie=
|1e SGuier mnroen fortgepolden, altd
{deiner Sunoerte &in6er ertr1trfe1t
5u fem. Sb Meni6enleben p%erlore11
qegar1een iino, fonnte Big iebt rthf
feitgeIteat merSen. Sn Bi6alr 1tebetr
ste 6altptItruBen 5pet TnB bod I'M
ter @a1er; Ied5 8obnbauler puroe11
pom Sofmuiier fortgeril1en. 3met gu
&c Ser Nortehrn Gucific gobn 1olen
ourh untermaihungen oe5 Babnbetts
feitItefen.
gismarf. - Drei 5trefenarbei-
ter Ser Nortbern 8acific 8ubn baben
nah einem @olfenbruh nnbe Etoer,
81. g, ibr 2eber eingebuBt, Die mad
bier genneIoet D1rr6e. Die 2e1te arbe1z
teten auf BEN @eleilen, olS Der Wt11=
ourifluB pl6blid berart rald 1t1eg,
boB tie nit fortgetDu1den m1roen:
Sarge. - 81. s.. S. Sropbrtoge,
Better ser geriuhsitatiOn Ser ltantl1z
den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pom Nortb
9ofotn, teiIte in Sarge nit, oaB an
5pei 0eridie0enen Steaen I'M 5taaf,
auf Ser ger1uhsfurm uno a1r e1ner
6nrm int iiiolihen Sell bes Staates,
Spuren bon @dnor5em Ho1t I'M Wet=
gen gefunoen moroen leien, Die uner=
0ing5 MIR nit oem Wifrosfop SIT er-
fenme11 tparer1. @leid5eitig teilt er NIT
baB bas @adstum 6es 8e15ers o1e1es
Sabr brei Sage porous lei. Ser Tint
fang oes Gda0ens, Sen Der Nolt ar=
ridten mag, bdngt Don ben Wrter<
lungs gerbdItnifer 1trtb bom Bods<
tum oes @etreioes OBJ; berbdltn1sma-
}Big fiibles 8etter lno geringe Send-
hgfeit piirber baalt bienen, BEN 5da-
BEN 1T Hei1erenl MnBe at bulter.
Bisnnrd. Ser Meineios=Esro-
3eB gege1n S. 50. grinton, fribere11
GriDatiieffret1r q. 6. EoDnleps, beg
grdii6enten Ser NonpartiIan 2eag1te,
begn1tr1 int 9Htriffggeridt IN Bis
n1nrd nnd6ef11 Sic 5tuatsaniDdltldoft
eine11 pergebIide1r geriuh gernodt
bntte oenielben big 5uru rddifen ges
ridtstern1iin 511 berfdieben; oiefeIbe
lbaHe aeIteno genrndts BOB Eofp1lep
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

uro arbere 3eugen 5rr5eit nibt I'M
I5taate attpeier1b ieien. Die Msein=
.eio5-alnfluge lit aus Angaben berpor=
gegn11gen, Die Grinton Dor ei11igen
Monaten Dor einem ltnterluhungS=
Musi9uB ser stantslegislatur upad-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04

to eggs from fowls that were scaven-
gers. Not every mudhole is a typ
hold pool, but the fact that typhoid
germs have been found in such
pools, and in the manure heaps over
which fowls are allowed to scratch,
is sufficient warning to keep the chic
kens out of them. If it were not for
the fact that the watering vessels are
often dry, and thus baked by the hot
surI until fairly safe, chickens on
many farms would daily drink water
laden with the diseases which come
from filth that has gathered in weeks
of neglect of the drinking vessels.
We believe that if chickens were
housed in buildings as we'll ventilated
as we would require ourselves; if they
We're given food and drink as cleanly
as We demand for ourselves, there
would be but little sickness in the
poultry yard.--WaNace's Farmer.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04
McAFEE.

The farmers of this section are in
augurating a plan for the defeat of
the boil weevil this year. Their plan
is to put a large per cent of their
land to corn and feed crops, and buy
as little fertilizer as possible for what
cotton they do plant, thereby cur
failing expenses. If the price of fer
tilizer doesn't come down consider
ably, people ought to buy only just
what they have to have.
Mr.. B. Frey, near Pine Grove, has
sold his farm to Mr.. VIM. Chaistain,
and has moved to Paulding county.
Mr.. E. B. Garrison is doing nice
work on Mr.. Jas. Grey's place, en-
larging the dwelling house.
Mrs. J. L. Blackwell is very sick
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wallace spent
the weekend visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wallace.
Mr.. R. A. Cunningham tells US he
came near having a bad fire in his
school at Piedmont last week, owing
to defective flue. The patrons met
Saturday and built new flue, which
he appreciates very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wallace are on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Blackwell gave
a Bible reading last Saturday night
which was enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. Joe Justic has moved into Mrs.
Burke's house, vacated by Mr.. V. q.
Grey.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04
MOUNT BETHEL.

Some Of the farmers have been
blowing in their gardens during the
nice weather we have been having.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Sauls, of Ma
rietta, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Sauls, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. Y. J. Johnson, of Atlanta, Wis.,
tied his son and family, Mr.. w. A.
Johnson, Saturday night and Sunday.
Hubert, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Johnson, is improving
very slowly. We hope he will soon
be well again.
Misses Minnie Lou Lancaster and
Yloy Webb were the guests of Miss
Myrtice Power Sunday.
Miss Fife Mackey was the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Cliff Mackey, Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Several from here attended the
singing at New Providence Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ola Jones, of near O. c., was
the weekend guest of her father, Mr..
Afford Wilson.
Misses Ivalyne Bishop and Verde
Nix were the guests Of Miss Barbara
Eavenson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Carter, of Fulton
county, were the guests of his mother
Mrs. Jane Carter, Sunday.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04
RIGID FOUR-WHEEL TRAC-
TOR HAS NOVEL ACTION

Because the designers of tractors
are not hampered by the conventional
restrictions that hold the motor-car
engineers in check, valuable and orig
inaI mechanical ideas continue to APP
pear in new tractors, in spite of the
number already on the market. Now
California manufacturer has sue
ceeded in gaining in four-wheel
tractor, most of the flexibility and
other advantages of the endless-tr tread
type, by an ingenious construction,
states an illustrated article in Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine. The wheel
bast is short, and all four wheels,
driven with equal power, are rigid in
their relation to the frame, steering
being done by cutting off the power
on one side or the other. Turning,
under these conditions, is made pos
sible by the curious form of the whe e
shoes, which run across the rims at
certain definite angles. When the
steering wheel is turned, partly or
wholly disengaging clutch on one
side, the wheels on that side slide
easily around on the shoes, which act
as sleds, and the turn is made almost
in a length. Because of the four
wheel drive, stumps are surmounted
and bitches crossed practically with
the facility of an endless-tread ma
chine.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04
POSTS OF AMERICAN
LEGION TO BE ORGANIZED

An intensive campaign to organize
new posts and to increase the men,
bership of existing posts of The
American Legion in Georgia, has
been launched by the state organiza-
ton with Atlanta headquarters. The
chief purpose of this campaign is to
render service and create agencies to
continue that service to the man who
received a disability in the world
war. 1t is expected to double and
possibly treble the number of posts
in the Georgia department and to es-
tablish a unit of the Woman's Auxi-
liary for each post. There are now
1870 chartered posts in the Georgia
department.
According to bulletin issued by
the Georgia department headquarters
it is the desire of the officers and
executive committee to organize
posts in every town in the state and
to this end the aid of all ex-service
men and civic organizations is being
sought. At the same time it is plan
ned to organize Woman's Auxiliaries
in those towns where posts are to be
chartered.
The National organization is lend
ing its aid to the campaign by send
ing to Georgia, William @. Setliffe
adjutant of the department of Hi.
nois, to assist in the work of increas.
ing the number of posts and Woman
Auxiliaries. Mr.. Setliff, who wa:
born in Chattanooga, Tenn, already
has proven his ability as an organizer
He has been to Atlanta and con
ferred with j. G. C. Bloodworth, Jr.
state adjutant and A. L. Henson, state
commander. The active work begar
in the third district January 4th
with Ben C. Hogue, of Americas
district committeeman in charge.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
HIGHLANDS.

Mr.. George Runyan has accepted
a position in Florida.
Miss Ella Brinkley, of Elizabeth, is
spending while with Mrs. Sallie
Ashley.
Mr.. Cook James and family spent
last Monday night in Marietta with
his sister, Mrs. H. R. Ridgeway.
Mr.. C. S. Kirk and three children
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr..
Lee Kirk, at Elizabeth.
Mr.. w. P. Bearden has his father
with him for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Kirk visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. c. James, Sunday. Mrs
James is not improving much.
Miss Mary Lee Satterield returned
ONE last Saturday from a weeks visit
to her sister, Mrs. Manning Brown
at Mt. Zion.
Misses Lena Moss, Lucille and
Mamie Lee Edwards and Katharine
Kirk visited Misses Nell Newton and
Elnor and Mildred Runyan Sunday.
Mrs. Cornelia Adair, of Mt. Olivet
spent Monday night with the family
of Mr.. j. D. Carnes.
Mrs. ]. B. Murdoch is spending 9
while with her brother, Mr.. C. Bur
ton, while Mrs. Burton is, with hel
sister at Toonigh, who is very Sick.
Harold Hardage, of Kinks, spent
Monday night with George Malone
and Burton Kirk.
Mr.. L. B. Carnes and family, Of
near Marietta, spent Sunday with the
families of Messrs. j. D. Carnes ane
George Green.
Miss Idell Adair, of Mt. Olivet
spent Sunday with Misses Anna anc
Minnie Green.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04
NORTH DUE WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCutcheon
spent Thursday night and Friday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mathis.
Miss Roma Campbell. of Due West,
is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
A. ]. Stewart, of Powder Springs.
There will be a singing at Due
Westevery first Sunday afternoon.
Everybody is invited.
Prayer meeting at Due West every
Sunday night. Everybody come.
Talk about using ropes and grape