davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

The open season for squirrel hunt
ing is now on. No other game law
will be out TN IN the fall. One must
have license to hunt on his own land.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Martin johnson. of Menifee coun-
", and Ella Armstrong, Of Licking
Union were married by Rev X. l..
Bailey Saturday morning.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Get our prices on coal, lumber,
lime and cement before buying. Right
prices and prompt delivery.
THE WALTER YOUNG COAL co
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

joe Redmond, an aged colOred
man, died Saturday night after p
lingering illness. He was said to be
30 years old.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14
R. c. BYRO,

LOST: Long silver Vanity, he
tween Newt Shrout's house and Graz
Horseman's on June 27. Finder p
turn to this office and receive rcwa-1
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

The soldier bonus bill will in all
probability not be passed at this
session of Congress.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Buy the best ice-tea-0range Pc.
koe tea.
]. r. STEELE
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

The Outlook prints candidates
announcement cards and fence
signs. Let rs have your order now.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Wheat harvesting hands in the
west are receiving 50 a day as
against So and 81 last year.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Olympian Orange Pekoe tea-the
best ice-tea. Golden Dream coffee.
. .t r. c.. BYRON.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Miss Edith Palmer has been e,,.
. ployed To teach a school in Mont
go1ery county.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14
Ice Cream Supper

There will be an ice cream supper
at Harper's school house Saturday,
July 10.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Pure Robertson county white clov-
er honey at J. r. Steele's. Five
pmndS for S5c.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

We handle Mocha and Java coffee:
the best hlenI the world over.
r. C. BYRON
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

One new aud one second hand Be
mis- Tobacco Setter for sale by
f.. l.. & 4. T. BYRON.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Our canned goods are m-excelled.
Buy from us and always get the best.
K. G. BYRON
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Tci cf the fifteen tea hers who
80 emily t3ok the examination here
ere awarded second class certifi-
Gates.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14
Ice Cream Supper

There viii be an ice cream supper
at Upper White Oak school house
Saturday, July 2S.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

J. A. Power will make pictures ev-
CRY Saturday at his home on Route I.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14
$4,000 IN PRIZES PRIZES of $4,000
Boost Boost Boost

That the Lyric Theatre may not close during the
hot weather period we, the following merchants and
business of Owingsvie and vicinity to stimlate
and otherwise assist the Lyric Theatre and prevent
losses i'm the operation of same offer prizes for the
next eight weeks listed follows of such prizes
to be given each Friday and Saturday nights beginn
ing Friday, July Is, which will be annOuned each
week and displayed i'm the window of the merchant
offering same. No member of the family of the
chant offering the prize will be permitted to draw
same.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Masters Hand Tobacco Setter S.
at +. J.. 4 \. T. BYRON'S.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

Coupon tickets will be sold with corresponding numbers.
The drawing will be made evening the show No prize
awarded unless the winner is present.
Boost this enterprise Everybody The cool
est place in town:
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14

The Flemngsbugr Gazette has in
stalled in its Office a new linotype.
Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-14
COO A capital prize of $40 will be given by G0(
pAO Farmers Bank, Owingsville Banking pAN
Co. and E. L. Byron during this series

Lacy COons & Co., Beaded Handbag value $25
Shrout Piper Shrout Rocking Chair or Electroer 10
Z. L. & A. T. Byron, Decorated Parlor Lamp 10
Goodpaster & Co, Lady's Silk Umbrella 7.50
R. C. Byron Grocer, q lbs Mrs Holidays Candy 25O
Ira Coye, 25 lbs. Granulated Sugar 150
j. M. Steele 3 lbs Martha Washington Coffee 1.5O
Barber Brothers 25 lbs. Granulated Sugar 15O
Wells & Steele, pair Lady's Silk Hose 2
E.tL. Barnes, Undertaken, Cash Prize 2
Reese Wells 25 lbs. Lexington Cream Flour 1.50
OwngsSile Banking Company, Cash Prize
Farmers Bank Cash Prize 10
Service Garage Cash Prize
Byron Brothers, Insurance Agents 2
j. T. KmbrOugh & Son. Bottle Toilet Water
T. NJ Perry Co., Merchandise Prize
J. R. Day, Watch LIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

house guest Of Mrs. M. X. Wylder.
shc viii spend about two weeks here
visiting before rcturninE home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
District Engineers
OF Road Commission
To Meet Monday

NaNIN TX April "a cunffftnrf
81 zha dlrlfifr 81 AZ STATE
highway rumnllrHion Will be- held ~
Santa ~ or Moudas anf Tuendny ~
fRn purposr " alnrunsina 4inrortau'
NfnbIrf1H ~ o~onnfciiun VITA the ~vfi
~ road fDnsfrucfl0n and masufeuHuce
Ihn NIafI Is divided into sik disfriefa
VAN ofn ~ fhrHr enGlnoefr in rhnrgt
each 1Iefficln STATE Highway I'm.
rInnar J.. A 0llieu uin attend the
fenlorGnco. "a Will also - " Ale
CInakngt assistant o~ngineef
The feauIaT ouaffefly meeting ~
fhr ron1naI6aion will D. held on We'd
naad4F 11d A. - IikrlF thai Bone Of
Ih4 mrmIfIn wifi arrive M %nta -
4 dnf ~ ~ eolIItp 10 ordeT ~ dis
daisr some " the llnfstionH Win thc
district rnrInc1ra This VII De- the
Ur.I nnlIi1N OF the commialign since
Ihn neo mfnihoT. ~ t1rog Hat q
Mo Arflha rhunfr. naH appointed
HAL eao state ffofNlrrr ~ 1915 .
I1It Uo - = temocrat'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
GINGHAM BATnuNo surrs.

Gingbam bathing suits for women
MS the latest wrinkle showing In
New York.
The checked skirts have a sprlght-
" touch h a dealers say will COM
mend them.
The majority Of the bathing cults
shown. ~ course, are the oid-fash-
Toned taffeta and satin types.
Dealers predict n big demand this
season for onc-plece suits owing TO
the growing inclination OF Mllady 10
do her bathing In h water instead
OF along Its edge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
Firut Glass Shoe shining FarIOr in Connection

Miss Grace winfrcy win play "Ar-
line" the bohemian girl. The Count
VIII be played by Rev. Mexican. and
tho Gypsy Queen By Mrs. Bradford.
Gale iccch will play the part OF
Florcstein, the nephew. Louis Hes
aclden will be tho Gypsy Chicftain.
tain 81 the guard. the NURSE and little
Airline. the ch.ld Of niS, will be as
signed later. The chorus numbers 80.
Costumes for the court scenes VIII
be ordered frum' Chicago. Special
scenes are 10 be used. some OF which
will be made especially for The pro-
duction. The dates for the opera are
Monday and Tuesday. May . me 10.
and saturday afternoon. May 2. when
q matinee for school children will
ue given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
5. r. O. Sign Hangs Out At This
NH = 28- Year-Od Posfor's Church


TEnnE UAuxE. Ind. Al.tI H..
I44 Fi4u1InG room only SIGN u az
played now ~ the IIr4f LouTrtsa'
iIoHaI 1NNrcI "a &Iui1y ftcr|HNs'
81 II11|hs so De t1AIth ~.
fr <HAe 'o41n1a % M4uorE &r4HI
out b ironi 81 nrishIIT-I.shit1 Aof't'
TIVE tte1&e H&aN
|E+ &H<I40I a Nf. Il1m NcI1IuE
"a \ new pastor.
XAe ElI4f L.UFfrE1IrunI rhuICh'
f@1n11d " IInhH Ah11ft - auch q
rN.fn0 a. Xo1 wifi find loNuIoNn n
almost any ely. A. The city expands
I14InbII1 mul1 b M NrNdIlIa 0n|I
: ft~ ~ tht IAIlAIni 90 q tiufcl'
Er><oaf Tn4fnInn.
4haI aAa lhl Hfnnf|rn 49, M1lIInE
had "a meet IhIa N44 The rlnttor'
- outlined ~ tne Reconsideration q
f2& c11rn1t
-Ih1 trend Of fh4 tefId - ioeafo
1eHcQ<efl. IN ! rVtr.,aal senfe thel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
SoCiofy

MIA sIko>fE HOSTESS Az TEA.
Mrs- HQ5 stpouae was az home lnzs
Inpr<1aF efteraocn AZ one u the
largest and ; d~ciikhffui Of she
spring teas One nt1ndrel guests
nA'iet during the afternoon and we're
<cc<ivnd ~ Mr. etrome and ~
mother, Mrs Ida TseffL nbcre. The
rconia were fragrant with Llacr and
roses sweet peas aud e-nap-dfarona,
which wcrt y a. c&Fry ecker
echemt o. lavender add lleht yellow.
Ihe guests called betuseh fonr and
<<<
bECEH1rtnzf,>' DANfE At CI.gB.
Iht stuotKfs ~ fhn Western school
Tor Private ~Necrctafiea entertained
thclr friends m fhe orlue students
with a mort enjoyable dance Ftidny
evening a. the Woman'H club. APP
rruHimntely hundred guests
danced until a late hour. The stand
Norm xtrH orchcgfra f1rnlahod tho
MUSE. and ught rtfrclhmcuis We're
n1lroa Several amuniuE fca1ufts
WIRE nniqgcd such A. the prize
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

selnac& = reea.n. tht flnai bnIider
- fIer14 an4 Ea~rttunItnia
One NIrfnfHi In q crpNu which tHe
Nt1E1f 1I1co4tIH Inf hiIneesl Il
11luaHI4 \ thirty word n md
HANDED - him. Tn1rof1ff. th1
E1VTrn must ~ Hroa1.~
H turned iln fsFnInF service into
a. oE4A forum. Ereakern on eur10us
111Itr.n arr 70 speak ~ Is DInutes
IAzn ire nt|tiiEE n opened i1f gem
c., aIsennsIcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

not easily learned. 50 far only prac-
tic. on chorus work has teen at
tempted but Mrs. Bradford stated
this week that rehearsal on the dra-
matte parts woald DO under way the
comInE week
Claire Thomas. OF Silver City. for
mrily a concert singer and a tenor OF
nv ability ~ 20 play the lead part
81 Thaddeus. AIR. Thomas has cone
from silver city 20 Accept the part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

The pastors wifo Is 20 and the
moth1 Of a ~two-year-old son She
relieves = minister's wife owes her
first duty 20 her family; but this
ncana nhe - her husbands first aid
n his worz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

Twenty couples were the guests OF
the O'Falion supply company Thurs
day evening when the opening OF the
new store room was celebrated with
q dance. This room = built In the
form OF balcony W. the back OF
the room. and has an excellent floor
for dancing. The Duke City orches-
ira played for them. Shortly before
midnight. refreshments wcrc served,
and dancing ceased at twelve.
&N
u Mrs. G. &. CLARK OF sccorro IA thu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
~-nomEaIA~ oini
a . aNR a..

n plays continue 20 I'm the week.
i'ocial calendar. this naEc will have
10 be converted into a Theatrical re-
view. This month alone there have
h~en 'CrumpyT The Eud Of the
AIRS. knights play 'hiucitil. ths
Flower Girl" planned. IN Aiay thor,
ranlts Around the clock with the
Sillincrs." aud The bohemian Girl
uhi,h the Forinlrhtiy eiuii VIII pre-
ernt And there has been the Moe
han concert.
All 81 which we nov something
bout vital the exception 81 The n1-
hrinian Girl" This has hfen COINS
forward silently hut with deadly d..
termination under thc coaching band
% MrA Eliaubeth Bradford Choir
uses are working into form and when
~ say workiug we mean just that.
for h airs q the Bohemian giri ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

peiss.~ rack fox trUt- me pro-
srams were nnlaus enough 10 deserve
meuzion. Opposite the dances
we're amusing dIregfionn. which age
gwen In The anne order ~ they APP
Oswald" type a. usual" "vrrifhu .
don large circlcs." don't erase.
loss and oaln.r frcznurces. fight
touch" without r~ccorrae." carry a.
iSo.@ 'tnrdy and nbHcnt." take a
balance foff.7 Tread In ono min
ute" 'fiulsh the copy" get The
within" ',0ne miptnkc, ready for
p0sitlon.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
~..posr.s-ron

Don't wish you eould find q iob-Flnd n
pon't wish you could ren, Jour spart
ment-Rant ~
Dea's wisA you sOuld sen ysur ssu..-
By usies the Hsrsid's Classified cOlumn,
rhons bAS phoEs aas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hicks had an
their house guests during the past
week Mr.. and Mrs u. s. Wilson, the
latter q friend OF Mrs. Hick. Mr..
nnd Mrs. Wilson are en- route from
Utah. whore they were recently mar
rtcd. 10 Phoenix to mako their home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Cement

is made the
people certainly graves
that the noise
occasioned much remarkable progress
The every community gone quicker
his Perhaps
be found elevators
roads made of
They
absence of metal as in Switzerland,
1t is true that had the utility poured"
Gates would promptly have been
asylum Likewise would the ship
kinds Of dishes for the morning
had been marketed the enterprise
Since then the mails to Battle
byproduct
cure for old something picture
steaning pancakes o tempt the appetite
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Gust These Tools!

conveniently
political writers
Of Indianapolis McCray
purchasing
Governor Goodrich announced
when made This
pce
requires approval
the and Governor
anything
the record Of Mr. Shetons administration
institutions Governor
stakeholder director
1t overoks the fact that Shelton let
which Governor Goodrh stakeholder
IN that
until after Goodrich retired from
without giving
tive relatives
e appointment.
Whatever McCray
ability
other treasury
To advocate the retention public
cay able Goodrich Goodrichsm
which intoerable
advocate course possible
but deliberate
certainly indicative
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
UnneceSsnru Trouble

Eliminating completely question necessary
sirable there
Medicine antagonism in this community.
The college refuses with citizens seeking and
permit
that behind atrocities
animals fall
The college itself immune honest criticism
charged college
Day after day the sentiment this community is reaching higher
pitch medical college
obtained citizens
proceedings
templated.
The result the failure the college authorities
public necessary
a mistaken policy.
public college protection
itself
against cruelties
they
practice
Refusal sacrifice opportunity
that opportunity defended purpose
exercising that opportunity
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

chunk of corn bread in each hand, that
was a dirty shame. sending that poor,
sick kid to a COW camp. A doctor that
couldn't tell he was graveyard meat ought
, to be skinned with cinch buckle. Game
as he was, too-it's scandal among
snakes-lemme tell you what he done.
First night In camp the boys started to
initiate him in the leather breaches de-
gree. Ross Hargis busted him one swipe
! with his chaparreras and what do you
reckon the poor child did? Got up, the
little skeeter, and licked Ross. Licked
Ross Hargis. Licked MIN good. Hit him
plenty and everywhere and hard. Ross'd
just get up and pick out q fresh place
TO 'av down on agin.
Then that MCGUIRE goes of there and
lays down with his head In the grass and
| bleeds. A hem ridge they calls it He
| lays there eighteen hours by the watch,
and they can't bulge him. Then Ross
Hargis, who loves any man who can lick
him, goes to work and damns the doctors
from Greenland to Poland Chiny: and
him and Green Branch Johnson they gets
Mcclure in a ftent, and spells each other
feedin' him chopped raw meat and
whisky.
"Bnt it looks like the kid amt got DO
appetite to git well for they misses him
from the tent in the night and finds him
rootin' in the grass. and likewise a drizzle
fallin. 'Gwan, he says. femme go and
die like I wanter. He said l was a liar
ara fake and was playin' sick. Lemme
alone
Two weeks" went on the cook, ''he
laid around, not nodcin' rObody, and
A sudden thunder filed the air, and
score of galloping centaurs crashed
through the brush into camp.
"lllustrious rattlesnpkes 2 exclaimed
Pete, spring all ways at once; heres
the boys come, and I'm an assasslnated
man II supper amt ready in three min
utes."
alt Raider saw only one thing. A
little. brown-faced, grinning chap,
Swinging from his saddle In the full
light Of the fire. Mcclure was not like
In another instant the cattIeman was
holding him by the hand and shoulder
son, son. how goes it?" was all he
found to say.
"Close to the ground. says you"
shouted Mcclure, crouching Raiders
fingers In a grip of steel; "and dat's
where found it-healt' and strengt', and
tumbled TO what a cheap skate | been
actin Tanks fer kickin' me out, old man.
And-say de Jokes on dat crOaker. amt
TT ] looked trough the window and see
plexus"
'You son of a tinker" growled the cat
tleman. ''whyn't you talk up and say the
doctor never examined youf"
"Aw-gwan - said Mcclure, with q
fash of his old asperity, nobody can't
blum me. You never asst me. You made
your spiel, and you t'rowed me out AND
let it go at dat. And say, friend, dts
chasin' cows is outer sight Dis is de
whitest bunch of sports 1 ever travelled
with: You'n let me stay, won't yer, old
MANI"
Raider looked wonderingly toward
Ross Hargis.
THAT cussed little runt," remarked
Ross tenderly. us the 10 dartinest hustler
Samp."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
HOROSCOPE
1.-THE stars incline. but dc not COmpeli"
SUNDAY. APRIL 8.

This should be a fairly favorable day.
The Sun is in benefic aspect early in the
morning and Mercury is friendly later.
Uranus is strongly adverse in the eve
ming
1t should be an auspicious time for
the usual Sunday pursuits. the stars
presaging for the clergy power to i'm
press the minds of men and women.
Forgery and libel will increase, IL the
stars are read Alright. Many scandals that
touch persons in high places are forecast.
Persons whose birthcate it is have the
augury of a happy and successful year.
Those who are employed should be pro-
NOTED.
Children born on this day should be
lucky all through life. They should avoid
responsibility and indulge their natural
tendency toward the line of least resist
ance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
KEEPING HOUSE WITH THE HOOPERs

sound attractive and economical, and
Helen and l would certainly love to have
one"
I'm make 1t for your birthday, moth
er," said Roger, giving her hug as he
passed, but, Of course. you must pre-
tend that you don't know anything
about it."
"All right, I'll pretend" agreed Mrs.
Hooper, land a real tea wagon will GER
tainly be wonderful birthday present."
Mr.. and Mrs Hooper had hardly started
for their walk in the afternoon when II
began to rain, and they sought shelter
In the town library, which WAS one Of
the Joys of Mayfield, as It was well maa-
aged, We'll patronized and well stocked
with good books and periodicals.
I'VE must take out several Of the new
magazines when we GO" said Mrs Hoop
err 'as want you to read to me this
week. have so much mending 10 do
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
The Sea ReLents

That truth is stranger than fiction
Of two German submarine Falmouth
yards apart
By law these become
They will the Golfers
least be just little disappointed
1t fortunate these
shipping
something submarine might so
damage the merchantmen that it
The giving of two boats water
surprise of the
weigh
sufficient buoyancy along bottom
the gradually nearing
and dry.
How generations to come
cannot be fOretOd None viii bother Indianapolis however
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1871.

This is read as a doubtful day by as
trologers. While Jupiter and Mercury
are in benefc aspect, Saturn dominates
in evil power
The stars are friendly to business ac-
tiyities of every sort and there is a most
encouraging sway for manufacturing in
terests, but there is sign indicating Ia
Dor difficulties.
Dissatisfaction among workers in re-
gard to the Government attitude on In
dustrial problems is indicated by the
stars.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have the
augury of a happy year in which there
may be opportunity to exhibit moral
courage and to attain local fame.
Children born on this day may be head
strong and iron-willed but fearless and
able to carry on large undertakings Mars
is the principal ruling planet Of these
subjects Of Arios.-Copyright 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

we can give so little money for charity
and philanthropy, always feel as if we
must have something on hand to give
people less fortunate than ourselves, If
they ever need It,"
II know, mother" urged Roger, ''but
it win make you a brand new piece of
furniture that will save you many steps.
1t has fine rubber-tired wheels. I ex-
amined them yesterday. My saual
training last year at school turned me
out expert enough to make a nicely fin
ished tray from those pieces of hard
wood in the basement. Then I'll get the
right kind of bolts and riyets from the
hardware store and it won't be any
trick at all to mount It."
Wen" said Mrs. Hooper, "that does
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
PUss IN BOOTS JR.


Now as Puss Junior and his friend the
little bear Travelled on their way they
whistled and sang, for by this time Puss
could whistle as well as a hooking bird.
and the little bear could sing almost as
well as Caruso when he was a little boy.
And by and by, after while, and many
mile, and many a smile, they came to
a big bramble patch where little white
rabbit sat on his hind legs eating a car
rot
Hello, little rabbit" said Puss Junior.
And the little bear said huIloa, too. And
then the little rabbit ran into his brambIe
bush house, but came out in another MIN
ute with a little gold key In his paw.
''Sir Cat" he said to Puss. 81 have
often heard Of you. Take this little 4, ~
key and when you come to a gate in xS
stone wall that borders the roadvx
open the gate and enter"
So Puss started OFF again. and he Sea
the little bear ran along the wall q
they came to a small iron door. M
when Puss fitted the key in the lock.
door opened so they both went in.
after locking the door they locke 10y 8
them.
II wonder whose garden this kzAS ID, I'll
Puss. and just then a great big s. &
white rabbit hoped towards s< e
had crown of gold upon his hi - - j
big diamond ring on his right e. '-S
Welcome, Sir Cat and Barons ~ ~ Z
my castle garden and then ~
Puss and the little bear to 70 ~
and pretty soon they came to - q
where the big immense white raj g 49, !
And when they were inside be 80 -
little white rabbit that lives in L. c I. M &
patch told me OF little bear @S<
sing very sweetly, and Of a cat \.
who could whistle like a blacklk = a.
If you are they will you sing an ~.
for me?" a. H Il (
So the little bear commenced 81 .
and Puss to whistle, and would NJ.
lieve it, the more they sang and q
the less the big white rabbit {. -
like rabbit. And before they q - -. :,
turned into a handsome prince Is 6 .4s.'
that wonderful.
"My dear little friends" said g !.
some prince, who but a momeE n :
had been great big immense y S
bit. "To you both owe my Il 49, s, s.
wicked witch changed me into Il
but the magic of your music
me a man once more" 4
And after that he would ha Z
Puss and the little bear anytIa IA
wanted. only they were too Il
take his castle, and besides,
they want with a castle? The I'll 4
to see the world, and so they s. 49, & =;
again, and the next time you
what happened after thats-C *. IS. 8
1921
Ito be contfNzn.sEaS..~ &c &C VI S'es5
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
QUESTIONS AND
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
vALrE oF GERMAN MARK,

Q. What is the present value OF the
German mark? w. G.
A. The German mark is worth about
one-half cent in American money. The
exact amount fuctuates, however, in ae-
cOrdance with the exchange market. The
pre-war value was almost "a cents.