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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
9 iuiss.

Cine qroBc Nn5obl u~nicrer Bctuot'
ltcr morcn Icttcn Somsto9 abcn6 in
&crmonn 100 iie scr bon Der 0ortis
gen TorN 9lacntltr Ocronitoltctcn I'm
tcrboItllna b]cilpobntcn Die Iic lebr
Icbrrcid unh Cbcnio intcrciiunt mo
untcrboltcn0 fan0cn.
lctcr mails un0 @attiu morcn let
tc @odc bier UNI i6rcm @criponotet,
@co. 2&oI3, cincn 8ciud ob5ritottcn
2cttcrcr crIitt Dor Hur3cm cincn
5dtoqonio0, bon Ocu or iid nod
niht lOic0cr Oollfommcn crboIt bat.
Guoolpb @0IcD mo Inmilic, bon
&tonu Sill, mnrCn Iebtcn GonntoG
bier at @uIt bel Der 8oniGic @u;.
&OnNcDrcn.
Trau Trnnf SdCiNcGaer 1T OOn
elmer nn6 81. &o,tiS mtcrnommencH
@ciuh8rciic Dic0cr 3ltriidgcfebrt.
Mit ocn1 8ci5cniGeu bat Die
N~crbitorbcit 6c5 6ormcrs nod midi
ouiQc0ort, ocm iett bel Dem id0nen
g8cttcr lit man oaron 6cn 8oocn fir
sic Trilbiobr8ioot bcr3uribten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
VI t. StcrIina.

"a micrc Nottonrinrmcr iton IF.
Ter Qro6r &crIultc Oltrd) &odluuiicr
rrlittcn boben No0 iid) int SpGtbcrbit
cinltrlltt, bcmlttcu 0"icicIbcu oo&
id6nC @cttcr 0o5u iDrc Gorncrntc
olIa Ocl @o$CDnnNc 9ticNcrrm0cn 5rl
cnticrncn,
Gbrilt. Sd)ncpcrtnettcr un0 6umi
lie, pon noDC Stonp SPILL, bcfan0cn
iih lc6tcn SomntoQ bier bel ocn 81.
tern mo @roBeltcrn, 6rit 5hoCpcr.
fOCttcr mo @ottir.
Der &loppcrltor6 bcnuttc on8
ld)0ne 8CttCr Der DcrGangcncn 8ohC
Ntt. Stcrling un0 llngcgcno circll
WChld ob3uitnttcH urO iprnd bel fol.
gcrloCn Gbepnorrn Tor, 0Cnclt or jc
cincn flcincn McItbitrgcr 3llnl an.
n,,,f,r nir+,rr;c,,. 2,.o> 81 Sh,orc,.
focttcr mo @ottjn, Sermon @lnfc
mn Satin, Gam 2@icnon0 uu0 @ot.
tim NM <Iiu& Slime mo Wottjl
o.
''
MurrclmrO1r, mu@. bod un0 @cor0
@hnci0er mohntcu lcGtut 0ouncr2
toQ ser ZonntooiGul Contention in
Noitor Eo0t mo Tumilic unO
G1o2. WirOiugbo8cn rciitcn lcGtcl
W2ontoQ rad NtobcrIp, N}p., INT Ser
5toota Convention scr 9optiitcn bel
5]umpbncn. Son BORT mcr0cn Oicicl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

bcl5nlUobncn. Die SortrGgc ilber
Die GnhUidcIunQ NcS IdrrburcS ltn6
Die %ortbciIc Der Moifincn 6ormc.
rel, lporcn ichr intcrcIiont.
6rmu 6rit @icoinaDoacn bcfinoet
lid lett letter ISOLDE III Soncsboro,
ST., oui 9cilth bel ibrcr Todter,
Srou Sonl. 2cuuncl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
SlDeu5uiQe

VI. y. Suentcl. unb 6nniIie be-
Fouben iid om SonntoG %bciltdSWciie
in Boi6ington.
Sbco. TappmcDer, S. 90. &enslcn
unO IbOS. Mepcr if. llnO Sobn,
@enrD, lparcn am Ntontag III Ser.
mann nm Geid6Itc I'M NodIoBGc.
ridt 81 crIcOigen.
9ie Wtitglieocr ocS bieiiQen @So5t
Der Qmcricon 2cgion bc9oben Iif
ieete @O6e nod Hc0 9iro i'm Der
8eeroigung 6eS iungcn &ric8Spctc
ranen. GboB, 9nbi8, bci5uipobnen.
Gotbon InppmcDCr un0 6omiIie,
bon 3rafc, morcn am Sounto9 bier
ouf 8cIuh bel &idtcr Socob Topp.
luepcr uu0 Satin.
Srau MCC6, mCldlc iih ollf cincm
8eIu6 bel ibrcr Gohtcr. Strait No
piles. nubr Sco, bcfon6, ml1r6e am
Sonntog IN ser @obrurnQ ser 2cttcs
ren, foot in ibrcm 8cttc licgeno &c
hun6cn, Cine 2cthrnIholl nltr6C
o~bQcbaltcn bel meld)cr fcItgcItclt
lmlroc, ooB Die 9obingci6ieoenc ci-
neg nutilrIi6cn CODES Itorb.
u. 6. Srice rno feline @ebillfcn
fino 3. 3. Ooron ooS friibere 2end
8obnbo,ts, lett @igentbum 6es Or.
3. s. 5crrcll, nod 6cm @rltnOitild
0e8 Or. Scrrea I'M iiioGi6cn GbeiGe
Der Stoot 81 rmubfen." @Gs mir
ON Sam8tog 6us Sous mitten oltf
Ger NtoinltraBc bernuffommen ioGcn,
lporen mir I'M 3peifcI Oh mir trGltTts
ten. o0cr oh Scr 9orfccper BET Sem
tDtr Elm Soon 9ctrlrnfcn, Elm nll3lt,
groBe Eortion "@bite Nllc" Dem
SoSomoiicr 5uQctDcilt bate.
Ron @ilc5 lcitct lett 0oS biciinc
4hCturc Sbop.
sic 2~(utoulobtIc Dca ". .. Suclt-
fell uno Dc9 @enrD @ctfcr iticBcn Icb.
ten Gonntoq al scr MoinItroBc III
Der N10c Ser GoItofiicc 5niommcn.
gum @lijd mlrDc Nicmou0 perIett
auN oic 2lrito8 MIR >ucniQ bcidGoi0t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28

%Jn oar %rrjc,cIuul cc!unrtct l.inn
lest nliC".

-" ~ \N"i-i''"hA Ni'CitICl JIIH
lest nliC@.
3ltm ]crltcNHGl slIat IFcrifo rir.
It9co ,iltlrciIc an Der @ey!eiMuna
III Dem a]roB}iilrocu Gumc, wic Die
HnlrrtUNcr lic u~lritglCn. Is lit he
rcIta al Ole AuafiIbrrul jt6r melt
.lGHlen0cr %'w0Ncrma2plQnr fiir
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Goahllo mo Tir
0ctt 2unjcl &1llm0 ClltrIgt 0c0au
gen, no uaGci0gr ir0e9 finite Suhy
intoI8e cnticeIid;Cr L]yoaeubcit Bic
%olmlmoll 6armr, an Den Run0
OcS poIt0cn Huln3 gcbraht mcr0rl.
TlC merchandise WulNc9rc1iluno
III otfcnbor b&Iirri0, 0icicn Hc0io.
nen cn0lldl lanNmirtihoitlihc GRID
Iun9 81 ]brinNtn. llln lie miQ
cbelltnIl& Oa& critic NciipicI iciucr
grt mo nli ein giiuiIiQra politiihc@
barometer I'M ,%nucrn oCltten0
ibre ,3lClc i'm 3g@iomnlcmmirfcn nit
ps" rs1; S'"ui''I 81 etFelNell III
Der @rcnjc. III Sii0talifounicn un0
im @llailuGtal non Nri;Ona, 0robc
YcrtcicIluBs tlrtcrnchmunQcn i'm
Sang babcn.
Mt@tI9r observation-disclosures Dry,
ocl jlptlucn OctDcri2ltiQIn Sod)ucr.
ltdnolGcH 0cprIo9eII. Nldl oiiritcu
olIrrltonll0r EIu0tUltrrciiCn inn
Snl oe3 MolordAotullc@ nit Den
''% !" 'm9I >'.',I'O'IH ''v''I''
'"o ,"W D,,"''G, '"' D"llN ."
CSan: o'''H'',",,,," ,,'''",S u". ''',y"'
D ,,[ V~0,'ull',[" SWELL u''|,
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-, '" ZOO ~'''''"Im ~P""IH "
~, ("D '>"'Y,,S" F,i0'' "' ~
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Die meyltomlUe &cgterNng benb
lidtigG uOr ullcul. &IciniQrurru b..
riclclt22 Nan0 IL lle1rru mo al
gIcld) grbcit riI Ncuolu6jcr un0
Gtcgt2Cm89iol0atNu 81 blcttn, mel
dye miOlgc Der N%ufIGnmO ibrcl
StrcitfrGltc prih0itlglm0@lo2 &c
luor0cn ijno. &cruciImlgrn iiir 0rcl
grOBe @uiicr S]gcrro0mulr iinO be
reits erfotlt; mo l0d) iDrcr Ser.
+inStnU,,,, ,t,,h ,,,,,. )nn nnA NI,,,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
6cicrtcn 4O.jabrigeS SubilGnm.

is mar cin Dcrrli0cr TcIt. unO
NGlttn0, lueld)Cn Die GDol1qcliidc
Sotobi0cmcinOc in Morriion an 20,
0ttobcr ais ibr 40. i6Gri9c8 Subj,
IQlm f~ciertc. Die Stride pron0tc
ntf'S SG0nitc in1 bcrbItlid]cn
S6mlrf Der @Grten unO %SGlOcr, TO-
mObl inn ci0cntliGCn 2llroitoril1m ais
IN Dem ncllcn, gum crItcn Wtol be.
niibtcrl 9oIcmcnt. Der ncltc Gen,
trail. Nci5npporot Uerbrcitcte an 6Cut
ctUa$ ridden Gage cine bebo9Iide
@Grme. Siele 8ciuder aus Ben an
6cltc iid bCteiliqcnOen 9tohbor9c.
ncin0cn DcrciniGtcn iid) nit Der III,
btIircn0cn Shlueiter, io0nB Oa8 oi6t
~gcOrGnqte @ottcsbous Die Seiernocn
ntdt foIicn tOnnte. Sn Snrmonic
nit 0en 0anflie0ern Der @en1eill0e
broftc Der mieocrCriuo6tc WGnner,
DIOR c6te tloiiii6e Stiife ocllti6Gr
Wtulit iOrpic Ger l1clt gcbiIoete &C.
miittc Gbor trcffIidc 2ciIhrnoert
amcrifoliifcr WCiIter gum @cb0r.
Die @licbcr Ocs 6rollcnnercin5 bot
ten noG 0cn @ottc3OienItcn III libt
~rnlitcr 2SciIc 0cn YmucicnOcn in ocnt
neltcn NalcmCnt ciu trcffIi6e3 Set.
mnbl brrcitct. @a8 abcr mic belle
Dlodcnt0nC burd) ollc @ottc80icnItc
hin0urdoron0 unO NoS 0on5c Set
f~ornftcriiirtc. tunrcn bic hCrrlidcn
Yre0i0tcn. Son ocn frilhrrcn SO
ItorCn iporcu ser nod iuQenOliMc
@rijn0cr Scr @Cncin0c, Goitor s.
@iuu0t bon 9ll0uIto, $40, g. 8.
@crnronn pou TcrQlion, DO, un0
g. Shult bon Berger, Mo., criGic.
men. &n morfontcn 2ortcn Iicbcn
tic sic i0.idbri0e @citiftc nit Got
ties 8no0cncrWei'ungen un0 mihti'
gen 2cbrcn on sen InmciCn0cn Dor
iibcrQcbcn, pGhrCn0 RcO. s. &c.
SHuh bon @oibinQton, Wo., bic
@rilBe ocs @iiiouri. 9iitriftcs. NcO.
s. 8al5, &cb. &a8man mo Reb.
Grad)t sic ber3lihcn @riiBe Der gtadJ
borgrmcinocn ilbcrbrotter. &eD.
&ocnia, %ertrctcr Der i~pnoOaIen RiI'
iion$orbcit III SllOicn preoi0te gta6'
mlitto0S ilbcr Nieie3 &Crt unO brad)te
OasicIbc in bent cngliid)cn abcnO'
gotteSoicnit nit ser Sillie bon prod
ti9cn 2idtbiloern gu elmer floren
2oritcllrng. Sic 9onffol1ccte oe8
cages bctr,,g $13S.29. 0icicr lido
ne SltbcItoa miro Ben @cmcinoc9lic'
bern nod IouQe III @rinnerlng blci'
ben. Sic botten Oie eroBe 5reubc,
5luci Scr crItcn Grinder ols @Gite
inter ii6 bcgriiBen 81, biirfcn. bic
Scrrcn Sp. SdIomonu umb &ort
Sdlporte bon SiqginspiIc. No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
Ser nfrifnniidDc hanrtIinN in NinO,

Ter Gnlir Don tatltUa, Der en-
lcb0rcltc @crridlcr Ser EroOul} Sat
.cllo IN Der cngliih)'oirit0niifcn &c.
liGuNa NiBeria, Ser lih jur 3ctl
lti elmer E]i!gcrrriie had @Ictto be
fin0ct. bat nit 5pet 6roIlcn mn DE
.oIge in lonOon StntIOn gcnommcL
nm Ole Sebcl,milroilt2jtcn Der
JrObcn @cltito0t II beiidtjAcu. g.
it Ole critic @cIiitaOt. Ole Der 9Gupt
ing III iebcu bctommt. 2cnn tie.
item Ginorud binterlieB bei ibm ocg
Gciudl zines MiuOtbcatcra. sd
claude in eilcrn Grolm 81 Ieben,
riei er ein iiber o03 nn0crc MinI
ieincln en9liiten NoImctItcr u, "e&
ideint 81 id)0n, nm Dabr 5t Icin!"
Nber 0o5 Gritoumcn mNnotc ltd) sum
G~ntietcrL, dis nul Der H%cIMUnnO en-
IutomObil eridllcn un0 IN tol2l1cr
Gabrt ouf oa9 &ublItuM I]o<cUcrtr
Der Gmir uno icirc NrlIcitcr ipro"
leu NlticGt 0pu Hl28au3 ~ &C
ioINt Don Ncm IoInlrtidIr, Ocr 'cIar
(icbc Not hattie. sic oir:tnnild''T
%trrihaitcu 81 tcrlh'Ica
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
Gin MiBDcrit1nDnis
oIlfrl

Gin WtlBDCritullonis. Oufcl
Geo bat cine Gtotiitit il6er oos lie.
bcrluiCgcn OcS pcibIidcn @cIhlCdtc8
dis 6olac Des &rie8es oclcien. Gr
be0innt 81 icinrm NCIisn aorl: Gas
WijBOcrbGltni5 5miid)cn ocn sc.
i6Ic6tcrn iniolgc ocS @cltfricgcS-
Ad OufcI, f6Glt Der 0efic Gin,
meme Srou un6 i'd, mir boben un8
old Dor Dem Grieee idon 9e5ontt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
MC9bult

&orIpiC1ttlnQ. MC&bnlt
idrninfcn SIC iid ocm 0ic 9toic rot?
lin unIcrcn @urcouuorltnno gu
GNcrn, Scr Ncnft Damn, mir hobcn
ctpos SIT trinten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-28
gncrifns SrciBcit.
Son 5. S6iiBIcr, G1icoao.

Nit iDrcr @cltdlCIci.
Der NodcicIlgr, Wtor8an
lln0 Struab lrnO Gonpngm3
Die bobcn feline Sorgcll
@jr idnifcn ia fir tic.
Gbompo0ncr.T ropicn ipringen
8i@ 81 Der 9cd' DinauT,
llno 6rcibcitslicbcr tIin8cn
8cim nG6tlidcn @cinlli.
llno mGhrcnO man BORT iinact
Gas itol5 6run5oirnucib
Die 6rcibcitsiafcI idJpin0et =
PIN 2ot2 gun 3citpcrtrcib.
Sic 5cigt aus rein Crbornlcn
Gem 0urit'gcn @on0crsmom
@o IclbIt Der Ncrmlt' Der Nrnen
Den Qlrit iid I0idCn fam.
Sic minft Sen nriioCn SccIen
llno ruff: v&ommt all bcron,
@cicldtct Cure &cblcn
$m groBcn S5ean."
Y@cNcioc nidt sic Climber
90 ibrcm @ein mo @ilr,
0n9 @oiIcr iii geiiluOer
Ser gon5c 2ntc g'N0rt Dir"
Die 6rci6citS90ttin ianOte
Ger 6ron5mom Ulcers Mcrr
9iclpcil man bier 81 2on0c
gtodl Srcibcit 6~ilrItct icbr.
Or that's Sobn 9uQ at troBeu
Gr mar nit linn Dcrfcino't,
Gr licb iid)'S ctlunS foItcn;
Gr lit ia infer Srellno.
GcrCinionlt ouf Sem Mecrc
Stcbt MN 0oS itoI5c 8eib,
Die 6reibeit llnS 81 lcbren
Sic tbltt'8 5ltnl 3citpcrtrcib.
gu ibr FAM jiinQit Qe0oll9en
Scr r9rDan" gar mebnnttb$poll.
9i0ocil Gin @oIt aeiongen
Som Icl1fcI 9(Ifobol.
Q,
@icb inns sic Grcibcit mjcOcr,
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unbcil. - Oil, id)ou NAL! Sold,
rtnc Sf0nbcit bob ih Ihon langc
ndt geIcGcn.
>, bic bot oltd nit ibrer Sd0u.
belt Ihon bel ltnbctl ongcItiftct!
Sot iid icr1onn Gin 2ciO un0cton
ibrettpcgen2
Eein, ober orci iin6 0i6tcr &c.
m0rncul
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S. s.. 6alcMrttter
9ermann, Ru.
Suwelier uno @ptontetrif

Suwelier nno @ptomctrtf
9trtgcn frei mteriudt uno 8riQen
oOcr 9llt9cnglGier oturot ongcpoBt.
30 SdDre oui o2iniclben Ilobc an
Scr Grontltrobt. Nernlonll. DO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
In Divorce Court

Yesterdays Pueblo county divorce
business showed up this way:
In the county court Duey Stevens
filed suit for divorce from Eva Stevens.
the charge being cruelty. they were
wed in this city November IL, 1919.
Cora Buchanan filed complaint in the
county court asking for legal separa-
tion from Charles NJ. Buchanan, to
whom she was married in Pueblo on
December 81, 1920: this is another
cruelty charge.
Cruelty charge No. 8, also in the
county court, was filed by Bertha F.
Eason from Earl Eason They were
married in this city on January 3, this
year.
The fourth diorce suit of the day was
filed in the district court by Sadie d.
Walsh, who wants to be united from
Franklin P. Walsh. They were mar
ried at F,airbury, Nebraska October l.
1898; of the ten children born to them.
six are living. This is also on cruelty
charge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Bettie Craig. film critic on the Den
yer Post has this to say of Arbuckle
latest picture which opens at the
Rialto today for a three-day run.
II you go to the Rialto this week
as you undoubtedly will. for everyone
who has been there win tell YOU to do
likewise-go prepared to laugh, You
will not be disappointed. For Fatty
Arbuckle is there in n full-length
farce-comody called Crazy TO Marry
and II Fatty ever had anything bet
ter than this one. the present writer
cannot recall It.
Arbuckle this time plays famous
surgeon. He has discovered a way TO
cure criminals of the desire for crime
by operating OIL their brains. The po-
lice place in his care, for experiments,
an especially notorious crook-played
by that desperate-lookinE dcvil. "Bull''
Montana Fatty" invites half-a-hun-
dred other famous surgeons to witness
the opcrtion. And when he starte TO
sharpen his snws. knives and axes.
you're going to start to laugh and
never stop'
But the operation doesn'. come off.
For when "Bull'' Montana is stretched
on the table to receive the ether. Il
is discovered that he has lifted" tho
watch. purse and other valuabieS of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
MINERS MARCH OVER,
MEN RETURNING HOME

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. T-Stste
and federal authorities were unit to-
night in declaring that the march OF
miners from Marmet to Mingo county
as protest against Governor Nor
gsn's martial law had ended and hum
dreds of the men already were back
homa Brig. General II. II. Bandholtz.
who came here from Washington TO in
veetiEate conditions for the war de-
partment in answer to Governor Nor
gan's request for federal troops. drove
from Charleston to Racine over the
line of march taken by the miners
earlier in the week and expressed him
self as being convinced that the Jig
is up" He addressed a party of miners
at Racine who were waiting for a train
to take them home. and after further
investigation along the line returned
to Charleston to prepare his report for
Washington,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
iAY ENLARGE CAMP GROUND
FOR TOURISTS AT PARAMOUNT
ncreased Patronage Will Necessitate More Fmieplaces
! and Larger Space for the
Campers -

because Of the increased usage of the
kirmount Park Camp grounds by
tomdeile tourists, the city is planning
enla8stng the camping area and in
Easing the conveniences. Whether
is can be done this year is uncertain,
t atsleast it will be done early in
spf1ng to take care of the traffic
| xt SKINNER.
The Pueblo camp grounds have be-
me IS popular that scores of tour
s have made it a point to stop here
k5tead of striving to make some other
kint TOR camping. Then the uncer-
inty of the road conditions caused
heavy rains has made it necessary
ite often for tourists to stay here
hger ahan they planned or until the
ads we're repaired so they could get
ru.
1T WIN be necessary to enlarge the
mpint area by gravelins a larger
{rtion' OF the park area, and then 1t
Ill be necessary also to increase the
lmber OF fire places and water
hcetG
frhe city OF Pueblo. thru the city com
tssiopers. extend the most cordial in
taion to tourists to stop in Pueblo
I'd tosenjoy the privileges at the mu-
cipals camp grounds at Fairmount
rk. In some manner. a report was
-culated that tourists were allowed
camp only so long here and then
,re asked to move on. This is entire
erroneous, according to James l..
,vern, commissioner in charge of the
rks.
There is possibly some confusion in
Interpretation of the rules of the
mp. All tourists are permitted to
mp ip the park for two weeks, but as
number increases, it is necessary
r them to change their location to a
ace Just outside of the park SO that
new tourists may have places in the
rk.
Those camping Just outside the park
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
N. Y. Bean EMPORIUM GIVES
ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR l5C

New York. Aug. 27.-Chronic
habitues OF New York's park benches
today were utterins praises of their
newest and most beloved benefactor
a West Thirty-tourth street restauran-
teur.
coincident with the opening OF the
doors of the new bean emporium
there was an elaborate display Of the
sign painters art bearing the follow
ing magnetic phrases:
"Ail the beans you can eat for is
cents.
IAN the spaghetti you want for Is
cents,
a nickel.
Its Hell TO be broke. N you're
hungry. come on in anyway.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

state that there is-practically no DIFF
ference. as they are still permitted to
enjoy the privileges as those inside,
They can cook their food inside and
have everything as nice as provided in
side the park. even enjoying electric
lights at night
Lovern states that there are now ac-
commoda tions for about 500 cars
Most of the tourists do not stay long
er than two weeks. but those that do
do not object to giving the newcomer a
chance at the inside of the park. as
they get the same privileges outside.
Fairmount park is the only park in
the nation that does not charge the
tourists for the conveniences afforded
them by the city, according to Com
missioner Lovern. who has investigated
the matter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
BUSY HOURS in COURT

During the thirteen business hours
from Friday morning until Saturday
noon, there were sixteen legal actions
in the Pueblo county court in the ma
ture of suits. and all of these but four
were new. cases filed.
In that time four final DEGREES of
divorce were entered, five new divorce
suits were filed four civil cases and
three insane cases we're placed on the
records. In the same time but one
marriage license was issued from the
office of the county clerk.
This is believed to be record for
courts of this county. and all others
in the state, unless possibly Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

If you want a healthy. wealthy. low.
Ing wife, write Violet Ray club. Denni-
son. Ohio. enclosing stamped envelope.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
Additional C]assi;fie

MARRIAGE PAPER. photos. ic'
Ecriptions. many rich. want to marry;
free. II. jain. St. Paul, MINI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
PercaIes

A good assortment of Voiles in light and
dark colors, 40-inch wide. Values to s1.oo.
Some of these are flood goods and some
new. Full pieces. To close yd 22Iac
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
Sale Later Than Most
Stores

We realize our Flood Sale later than most stores but in
way of explanation We purchased this lease at Main and
Second Streets and could get possession Of the building
until now which delayed in getting started However,
now we are going make short work Of the flood goods
SALE Everything be sold at price to clear all out
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
2 CHILDREN BLOWN
AGAINST BARB WIRE

Denton. Texas. Avs 27.-Two chill
dren of a party of campers were blown
from their wagon against bsrbed
wire fence and seriously injured and
property damage estimated at 100000
was caused by a tornado which swept
the Navo community. northeast OF
Denton. yesterday afternoon. accord
ing to word received here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
Merchandise Washed
Cleaned and Dyed

Our merchandise was washed and dried mostly by
the laundries- the Silks-Crepe de Chine
ready made Dresses, Cloaks, etc. These were han
died by the cleaners and dyers.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY TO CLAIM THE
ROOM OF THE OLD STOCK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

every person present, More laughs.
Meanwhile. "Fattys" prospective
bride is waiting at the church. Ana
she is doomed for a long wait. for on
his way to the altar Fatty" falls IN
love with another girl ULila Lee) and
elopcs. The first bride, aided by an
irate mother-in-law takes after the
eloping Arbuckle And then you'll
never get done roaring with mirth.
on the same bill with Fatty" e
remarkable drama. OF the frozen
north, called The Northern Trail"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

People ask how we do It The
answer Is: We do"
The proprietor said the restaurant
was = great success.
haven't Is cents. Those who haven't
arc such good walkirs; advertisements
that II is JOY to see 'em eat"
Atlantic city. y. J. Aug aT-tn or
der that corporate Industries conduct
cd under corporate grants shnil be
operated for the common good and
mot merely for the profit OF "A class
of men the executive council OF the
American Federation of Labor tonight
announced that II proposes to investi-
gate this entire subject so tina he
people OF our land may he full. n1d
accurately apprised OF the real situa-
tion of affairs"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-30

in doing so after being duly warned by
some one with proper authority.
18Th. That it is entirely up to the
commissioners at all times whether
the games be allowed to operate on
Sunday or not; and the license a be
issued with that understanding.
18th. The number of game licenses
can be restricted to, say about 8 OF
10. and they shall cost either S5OO.OV
or 81, 100000 each, according as the
commissioners see fit to make it. Inc
license can be issued for a game OF
skill only; and should any license OPP
crate other than as a game of skill, he
is doing so at his own risk and 1t is at
the option of the commissioners to re-
woke his license if they see fit to do SO
1.-The foregoing suggestions are APP
plicable to all kinds of games n are
made to you to try to point out some
way to control the situation as re-
CARDS the handling of the games; and
to eliminate the undesirable and ire
sponsible concession man who is
menace.
Respectfully yours,
j. c. DILLARD."
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-30
ANGLESEA

Frank Nuesbickle and family have
closed their bungalow on Central ave-
nue. and returned to Philadelphia for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Press we're visit
ors at the Hotel Hereford owe Sun
day.
The Drews family have closed their
summer home and have gone away
Thursday evening the fire company
was called to a fire on a skif belong
ing to Oscar Olson, but by the quick
action of a few persons nearby it was
extinguished before the engine ar
rived.
Thomas Braidwood is home on a
short visit to see his parents and
friends after making a trip to many
ports on the Mediterranean Sea as
wireless operator on the S.. S. City of
st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. George kaufman have
closed their cottage on Spruce avenue
for the winter and returned to the city.
George Riggin was called away a
few days last week to Snow Hill, Md,
to attend the funeral of his mother.
H. C. Bauzenberger and family, after
spending the summer in Anglesea,
have returned for the winter to their
Philadelphia home. Mr.. Bauzenberger
has been summering here since 1895.