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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26

today Mr.. Underhin said. noticing
this.
Not very. i VIII outgrow il. por-
haps.''
Close shave you had last night.
Heard some OF the boys talking about
il.
~Yes, rather. closer than / like"
| answered.
.skeered?"
Yes: of course. II IL only about
one man in a million who never gets
scared: and that's because that one
hasn't sense enough to know his dan
ger. prefer the fighting Kentucky
Parsons order Of courage myself
What's that?" he asked
esOh. il is an old story friend lola
me long ago This was the chaplain
OF kentucky regiment. who had not
always been a parson. and sometimes
forgot his holy calling when things
got hoe. and one day when he WIS f,r-
ing away right Justify. and the men
uhous him were falling pretty fast. a
young daredevil fool, Without sense
enough TO know how to gas scared.
called To him. Hello. parson. are ycE
skeered?" The parson answer You
Damn little focl, if you Were half as
scared as | am. yon would have run
away long ago. shows the highest
order OF courage TO my mind.
Il reckon that's right. Mr. Under
hill said chuckling Then he fell silent
for a while, but continued 10 walk
with me. while wondered what in
the deuce he was doing It for sue
denly he turned to me and asked
abruptly
What did you do II fer?''
Because it was right answered
simply
DO you mind il they call you a
Yankee"
Yankee be -blowed! Do they do
that? They will get over il
imagine
He walked along silently again for
little while. and then began once
more:
Now, that plan OF yours that mill
is that right too?''
oh! yes. That is right enough.
answered somewhat YEARLY But
there is no use. in talking to you any
more about it; and from the general
appearance of things this morning, il
doesn't look as If there were much
use in talking TO anyone. However
will not come to any final conclus-
ion in the matter until things have
had time to simmer down bit
Kinder down OH yoar luck, heyS?
and he gave another chuckle that did
not tend GO increase my good humor
l was just turning from him down
the next corner with curt, good
day" when he said,
.Hol, on: amt tryin to guy you
wanter talk about that myself. I've
knowed all the time that the mill was
good thing, but | warn't sho' till
las that you was But | reckon. as
how a man vas skeart and VT stood
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
rzoIabird Sale Nets ss27 1850

The war Department announces the
results of It's recent sale Of surplus
motor vehicles at Camp Holahird, Bal
.in,ore. showing that s37a,los.50 was
realized, ana that $500 vehicles Of ali
Ef,ag including $50 bicycles. we're dis
posaa OF. Continuing, the department
statement said:
"All This rolling stock bad been II
service more than three years and
was unseryiceabie. requiring major
renairs on rebuilding. and many cars
were merely junk. some without mo-
tors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
Captain OF Aayliower
Heek.E.nding Here

Commander and Mrs Ralston
Holmes, e. s. y. are weekend
guests Of Commander and Mrs. Mace.
Milne. VINO viii give an informal din-
rer in their honor this evening.
Commander Holmes is in command Of
the Presidents yacht, the Mayfiower.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
Miss Everett TO
insiai AZ sllin's Inn

Miss Agnes Everett 81 New York
Mill come 90 Annapolis Oh Monday e
assist in he management OF the Ships
Inn Miss Etereti is well-knDwn
tetnss. having played ion aiani
years in Robert billiards conpanies
She had parts In the famous Argyll
e.e,e aid in "a Fool There Vas
tn3 has more recently been associ-
aied Si,h tho Famous Players Prmluc
lions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
The eommandans Host
Al Luncheon PARTY

The CosananGant of MidshiEmen
and Mrs clayerius entertained "A >
buffet luncheon party before today'e
game. their guests including several
classmates Of Captain Cluyerius
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
tsneSts Of
cumberland arms

Week end visitors in town for TO-
days game and the Gymkhana to-
night are the Misses Ashford and
Woollev. Of Washington. and Miss
Marjorie Gelm. the daughter OF Cap
tain and Mrs Gelm U S. N They
will stop at the Cumberland Arms
and be chaperoued by Mrs Ferguson,
Who ii d cousin Of the Misses Woolley.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
Entertained Ai
[ ards Last Night

Mrs Walton Hopkins and her sis
Ter Mrs james Ferguson. gave an
informal bridge party last night a..
iiie Fesitionce 81 Mrs Hopkins
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
sness OF
Mrs. Lee

Miss Flora-May Raphel. of Balti-
mere. is visiting Mrs Jerome Addi-
san Lee, Of lI6 Duke OF Gloucester
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26

"For there shall be great tribulation such as has
not been since the beginning of the world until now
(19IGl925) no nor ever shall be, and except those
days be shortened, no flesh would be saved but tor
the elects sake those days will be shortened, and
millions now living will never die
HEAR THE EVIDENCE, THEN JUDGE AND REJOICE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26

IN. free lecture III Circle Playhouse Sunday after.
81 Il viii be conclusively proved by many blDlleal
scs which have been fulfilled during lie past io',i
from many others still III course Of fulhllinen1,
sisol~and~ nov living III Annapolis and vicinity VII
..rdis.
Tie scriptures abound IN time prophecies lndieaths
fs years and the opportunity for proteering IL all
..iaStS forever ends.
Tie divine law is memorable and every inspired reye
III dc divine purpose respecting ne aiisils = ~
,.,,I,l oyar which jehovah for special purpose
sf, satan olue has been fulfilled exactly on tne'
4 sIle time for the binding of Satan is at hand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26
Senstor PaIndextey Detained
In Washington

Owing 70 the Navy APPROPRIATION
bin coming up In the Senate today
Senator Niles l.olnGexger. who is
chairman OF the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee. was unable 10 come 10 An
napois TO see the basketball game
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26

81 want the statement millions living will
never die to be taken literally, it is, IN the light
CT fulfilled prophecy, a proverbal Biblical PROPOSE
tion-"--L II. RUTHERFORD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-26

AusDices international Bible Students Association Or
ganized by the Late Pastor Russell Judge Rutherford
New York City Bar, President.
NO COLLECTION SEATS FREE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
N%aacmcine GunHtb.& enigfeiten.

Sto(pe Sorner beriften ooB Die
4ltsiiftcn oltf cine cute Safer. unb
Seucrnte sic benfbor better itn6.
9(l6 bo8 Corn itebt gut, ieoo6 rid
en- Sic Gbin6b1tgs iebt nidt MIR BEL
Re9imentern ionbern bci gortsen 81.
piiionCn elm.
Ole Worrtion @lepotor 8eienifaft
hat bci6Ioiien iih n,f5uG0ien un6
lid ol8 cine 6arncr.G 81. operutip. Sc.
iellifaft 5u orgontiiren.
Ser Opeaspille SoIt ser Mmeri-
can 2cgton trifft gorbercitllngcn fir
cine groBe 4te-Sulis 6eier, bel MEL
der norolsiidtIid. Senator &oIpb
sic SeItreoc bolten miro.
Otto S. Sod uno Satin itno
boderfrcut iiber Sic @eburt zines
S0bnhenS.
Qoltis 5trlltlf un0 Somilie, bon
Glopton mciIet1 gegenmGrtig bel sen
@lteru Der 6rau Struuf, 5rtt Sdaes
~perfoetter uno Satin, in Mt. Ster.
ling, inpte BEL Ser>uoit0fen nobe
Ban. Ser Strltnf mar mGbrenS
Oe5 b%ergangenen Sobres Srtn5ipoI
Ser @ohiflIe in CLAYTON.
Die miIoen @rombceren, o0er
8lofberrieS, sic olf @ieier uno in
sen gS6I0ern mills modien. golter
biSGcr ais Gemeingut urt6 wllr6cr
0~cW6hnlid bon 0em gepfliidt Ser 5rt.
crit binfonL mo Tie an iippigItCn Dor.
bon0en moren. 90 sic Obit, 1ln(
Tralt6cn Grnte Gin totoler 6ebli6loc
lit u1O e8 6aber nur meni9 8eerer
unO 6rudt gum ginmoden oiebt, ia.
hen b;ef' Tarmer bas 8eerenpfIiitfer
ollf i0ran 2In0ern berboten, uno nun
Die &ecren ON 8egesranoe bleiber
oober nod oogelfrei.
Is. $. QltfoerSeioe, Ser @riinoe,
unO l~ongiGbrigc 8eiiber 0es @tant
telephone nItenS, bat boSIel6e al
9. &. Nlrpbp bon Openspile Der
fault.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Berger.

8n. 3etImann fam letten Nou.
tag in ieinem 6oro Srltf bier ourd,
auf bett @e9e in icinc Seinlntb in
Morriion,
SieIe Sarner in unierer hinge,
9eno iino iebt nod nit Dem 8ei5en.
idneioen beidGftigt. St,rmpint
ltno Regeu baben bieI @eiser 81
8ooen gebriift,
llniere @bite Sor huben oas 8on.
ipteI altf nGdIten Sonntoa peri6o.
ben.
sos. Sues un0 @attin tparen lebs
ten Sonntag an ser 2ittIe Berger
ouf 9eiu6 bel Ser Samtlie 2eo
@etIer.
@Gbreno oes 9uIIIpieles an Ieb.
rem Somntog, nur6e 8olter @ruber
BON cinem 8aa I'M 8eii6te getrof'
fen uno erIitt sen @erll,it mebrerer
Qeiunoer Sabine.
Cine 4nSobl MitglieOer oe$ bieii.
gen Camp ser 90. @. 81. begob iid
lebten Sonntog no6 @aibtngton, Inn
oem oortigen 90. 8. q. Bicntc BET
5lltpobner.
Grnte.Q rbeiter IinO 10 ror, oab
mebrere unierer @ei6Gftsleltte in Die
beno6barten @rntefcIoer 5ogen Inn
Sen 6urnern bel Ser @rnte 81, beIfet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sin e6ter &inScriuiB.

Inner fleincr @eorg - bier Sabre
aft bat SIT 8eibnodten nere
Soihentiider nit bunt b~cr3ierteT
Honbc erGnltcn.
Ginige Gage nod @eiDnutten Der.
for bos 9icnitnGo6en oen S6Iiiiiel
gum bintercn ausgung unlerer @obs
nltng. IS tuur0e Elm S6GoiIer her
beigebolt, Der oos S6loB 0ffncte uno
eS our Mcparot1tr NIT mad Scr @crf'
iatt nabm.
Ser fleiue @eorg ltonb al ser
.%offer,en &orrioortiir unb Job Scr
Operation nit reeem Snterelie 81.
&omm berein, mein &tno, iagtt
sic Monlo, ou mtrlt bid nod ct.
f6ltenl
Sdo0' ia niiht, lautete Die Int'
mort, Damn friege t6 Den S6nu.
pfen ltno fam meme nelten Saiden'
tiiher benrbenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
DR.. W. {. lockwood
3a6narjt
9ermann n, M o.
Office Der BeopleS 9ont eegenitber.
E~bonc-Officc Nr. 3.
8obmung Rr. 800.
Gin bofiser Giel.
m n, M o

Sin 6urmcr bat 6o iiingIt ge0idtet
Son elmer Sub ltt6 ih0n beriftet,
8te Die 10 idla1 ltno trifiid mar;
Gar itarf gcboltt un6 ROTH bon Soar.
arf meincr Sorm in @iiiorri
Sob i'd i6on lang Cit gielbicb,
Gas fdldat oft gar gepoltig aus
ltnb lit 10 fir nie cine 9oltS.
SD bob's ~berpriigcIt un0 geIodt,
God gar nidt8 bnlf, lpenn cs ge6oft,
ghtn aber ipeiB i6, mics 5u maiden,
8enn nidts mebr biIft in iol6cn
Saden:
Wein @ieI 5iebt wie Tim 6ie 8ette,
Sobuio i6 roBIc nit ser Settle.
Sc mar Dor Sabrcn BEL Dem SGen,
% moGt' Der @iel nift mebr geber.
&ir legten inn Die Settle an
llnD iponnten ein @e'pann boratt,
Gas gar berlGBlid mar I'M ;3ieh'n,
rlo idIeppten @iel uno Maidtn'
lteber Seller bin un6 fer
Il8 Oh oer gieI @ummi pGr'.
limo idGieBGi6 nGS at qroB sic &cin,
0o re9t Scr @iel icoes 8cin.
Sebt 5eigt Der gic( ielten Nllteu.
Sod ioftte Inn sic So,tt NAL jufert,
Gam raiIeln mir, eart5 uneri6rofcn
Wtit SER Settle unO 6ns 8oden
NIinlurt bolm bolO Elm iGbes @u0-
Der giel 9e6t ing Clement.
9ttn lei mir fcincr 0unm genltq
uno lag, Scr Gicl, Ser iei fllg-
&llt @eQcntbeil, Scr giel lit
0oS b1mlntc Opfer elmer 2iit.
gSir morcn 0oro1t, c8 oltf3ltgeben,
NFit &orgeipom DorlpGrtS 5lt itreben,
% Gob Scr bltvlunc Giel nod,
llno ieit0cm i6offt cr Gag fir Gag,
@ciI or ntd)t I'm lno Dor Iid blift
llno gleih iif in icin Sdifiol i6ift.
&er 0elfcn fnnr, ser finD't rnihmCr
Sn oieien 3eilen cine 2ebr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

Us. s. 0amier erbielt Our3 ole
&obt. 9urol @gentrIr 0abier Elm
nelres Stu0ebafer sir" Grtto.
-Rdditen Montae tritt Die Goun,
IN Court 81 einem pertn0ten SCrnin
in Sibung. au6 oaS NadloB-8e.
ridt miro am Nontag cine nertngtc
SiblIng abbalten.
CcffcntIi6er Street 3uuce"
.mor9en Nbcn6 in Sermam.
Iuf Dem bieii9Cn Saiebaa. Nnrf
miro n1diten Sonntag elm @ettlpieI
5lptiden Dem Sermann Seom unb
Dem 9aIebau Club bon Belle, Wto. j.,
itnttfinoen.
-Gbuaro 2euenber9er ir., BON
Seroer, 9olo., ut ge8e1ipdrtlg bier
bel icincm Safer, @ouorO 9cltenbcr,
ger. len, ollf 9ciud.
-Srou Srnnf Sfoefer un6 Sin,
Scr. meIde mebrere Gage bier bel
ibren I~ngeborigen bermeiIten, febr.
ten Ietten 0ienstag micOer nof ct
9o1i$ 5uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

InaiieIi6. - 1oper (au ieiner
Srou u1o S6niesermuttcr): Sebt
SIR, bort lit ser 8eiub.
S6niegermutter: Scr rattdt ia
BLOB, i6 Senfe, Der ipeit Seiter?
Woper: 8arte MIR, tpenn on
oidter ran tommlt, miro er idon
ipuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

SRI. GpeIgn 8inflcr, BON ct.
2ouiS, mciIt ~geeenlu6rti8 bier mlI
gciuf bel ser 6omiIic oe& &oItor
aasmaru. SRI. @inflcr lit cine
6dnpgiter ser Grnu &nantumn..
-Qmi@ :. Start wno @nttiu
fanlen lcBtcn Snmitug bon ct, Soui9
hicrhcr I'M mebrere Sage III ibrer
bieiiacn irii6cren @einIotl SIT ocrtpci
len.
-6rI. 2is5ie Slid, Welfe mdlrcnN
Dem p%Crgargencn Sabre al elmer
SduIc in Norcnci, gri5Ona, tbGtiN
mar, fchrte Icttcn Sonntag in lore
beige 0cimatb 5uriif llnl sic 6ericn
bel lbrer 0tltttcr ST. DerIGbcn. Sri.
Slid bat fir 0oS n16itc Stulinhr
cine SteIle ais 2ebrerin I'M Stoutc
gtlnneioto o%nQrnonlnten.
-6rIs. ellie WueIer uno &8un.
ga Reltnnrm reiIten Iestcn SomstoG
nod ct. 2ouis, mo GrItere @cihGftt.
glng angenommen BAT.
Ser 2. id5rIi6e StraBcn 9au.
DeronItaltet bon Ser Gnterpriic Dill.
tarn 8nnh, miro morgcn, Snnt9tnp,
2(benO, Den 25. SUM, in 0crn1om
Itottfin0en.
SRI. 2iqion OdSner, ipcl6c in
0orinnnop ul$ 2ebrcriu tbQti0 mar.
fom lcbtcn Wontng in lire &eiuotb
5urild i'm bie 6crien Bel ibrcn 81,
tern Nrit Ch3ncr unO @ottiu, jlt
n2rtringcu. Sn ibrer 9eQIeitllQ
bcial0 iih Sic fleiuc 6on6on @roi
mciAC mebrcrc @ohCn bei i6rcn
Cr>ncltcrrl Ebeo. @raf ms @ottin,
~ucri9ailcn miro.
5lobn Moeit mur0e lcBtc Mpd)c
non ie,HCr Satin nit Dem Gritge,
boreuen. cincm murtcrcn 5Ghn6cn
beitcntt.
&ocblcr. Cb~crlc5rCr Der bic.
Tiger bcutihen Shulc, miro ont nGh-
tier Sonntog 8ormittug in ser bic.
Tiger W. s. Stride cine Rreoigt raj.
ten,
y, " Silber mo 6oulilie ia.
men IeBtcn SomStag bon ct. 2oui$
hicrhcr rtnl mebrere Gage in ibren,
hiciiqcn @eim at perleben.
GQitpr &. Wt. G1i8 miro ont Md.
itcn Smnntog 9ta6mittog in Der ~
&. Stride III Mt. Sterling Den @ot
te9bienit leiten.
Gcri1umt es nid)t eud morgel
Atcno on Oem 9roBcn StroBen-@ol
in 8crmonn 81 bctbciligcn.
SRI. RniO &rocttlp. bon ct
%ouis, befinOet it'd ieit me6rcren "a
ger. bier I'M cine tur5c 6ericn5ei
bel Oen Gltern, Geo. 8rocttlp uni
8ottin, 81 oerrpeiler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Seiratbs 9isenieu.

Frank A. Roskowski, Red Bird, 81
Elsie M. Sewell, Red Bird, 81
Paul H. Gallatin, Mokane, 81
Dolly N. Northern, Bluffton, III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
-.lrmu Grit 9OhI, Grou Senrn

-6rau 6rie SObI 6rar Scnrp
8obl, Trau Sohn &eiif mo Senru
Coins mo Satin begaben ii6 ICB
Ten 0fontag mad, Stolpe I'M ser De
eroiglmg ser 6rot Tronf &uitcl
bciiumobnCn.
Serb. 9ed trut Iebte ISOLDE cine
@ciuda mo GrboIung$rciie noh
lIcbra@tu un0 onoeren WeItIidcn
Stuaten an.
-1Trr0 Stombaugb fam Icttcn
Trcitag bicrbcr INT icinc 6omiIie
micNcr nud ct. 2oui$ 5ltriid gu be.
Qlciten, nadOem iic mcbrere @odcn
bel Den Gltcrn Ser Srall Stombuugb
6runfltn 9rlenS itnO @attin on ser
Iirit Greet 5llgebraht batten.
hilbert YocihcI reiite lebtcn
0icn8tog nad 8iion, Ganias, nm
BORT mGbrcno ser Grnte5eit 5l arbci.
ten.
--I0olpb Batter. 80 Sabre alt,
mo Sohn ocS uttf bier woblbefonns
ten 8uitor Sobn Batter, 8rGieS scr
cuQngcliidcu Spno0e beS 0%tiiiouris
@c5irf&. lit letter. Sonlta9 im Meris
ulcc. Tlllb nnbc ct. 2oui8, %ertruntcn.
Scr Grtrmfcnc wor Br1ii0cnt Der
GOcu R%llbliibinQ So. III ct. 2ouiS.
Gbcnfulla mar cr Gin Crgoniit u0n
QroBrr @crjlbmtbcit, uno 9ob Dor
ctli6en Sobreu IN ser bicii8en coat
gcliifcn OF. 8alllS Stride mebrere
GrQcIportr0gc.
-Sohn 0ans mo Bottln tebrten
lebtcr 5onrtog Don elmer nu6 Sci.
ferion Git1 urlternommencn 8eiltdS,
reiic 5uriIf. 0ieiel6cn perpeiltcn
bis GicnStag in Scrnlonn nllf 9eiltd
bel ihrcn @ertpan0ten llno troten
nbcno3 Ole @eimreiie noh EotS0om
an.
-9r. $. S. &itboff trat Ietten
Sreitog cine GrbolltngSretIc nod bem
Norocn an, al,f meI6er er Charlie
Oour, 0tdtgon, GleOelanO un0 sic
9tiuQaro Sale beiufen miro.
-Qrnolo Sunlntert, BON Wtorri.
ion, %ltottete Iesten 9ienstog unierer
Stoot einen r@ei6Gft$beiud ab.
- @aIlocc &cs8ler uno @ottin,
bon ct. 2ouis, bcfin6en itd ieit mIeb.
reren Togen bier 5ltm 8eilt6 Scr GI'
tern, 81. &. &eS$Ier unb Satin.
-6ruu u. Ro5fomSti Sobn Don
Sermon &o$mop8ti imp Sri. gliie
Ot. Semcl(, Godter bon @uo. @.
5cmel, ebcnfoQ8 bon Rco @iro,
mlr0cn lettcn 5om$tog i'm Court
0oltie oobier, 6urd Gidtcr EGep.
@rof III @uncn'8 roiiQe Gbeieiieln
acihnlieNct.
SRI. &u6p 0unmire, bon Seen.
nett, @to., mar lebte @O6e mcbrcrc
Gage Gicr ais @nit ibrer 6rcunOin,
SRI. Mo6cI @cnicl.
*Nichr ais sic @Glfte ocS gol15cn
Gountp'S miro morgen NbcnO mlf
Dem qroBen StroBen 9oG( III Ser.
mann Ocrtreten iein. @ir boffell
audi Gllh BORT ~treffen 81 f0nncn.
-@cnrp Mcpcr unO SEQ. Ytln0'
miller, bon ct. 2ouis, iino gegen'
W0rtig bier oontit 6eid6ftiet DEM
@obnbouie 6es e. s. HtppItcin EN-
neucS 6orbenfIei0 on3uIegen.
-Ho6crt 8oIfer u1o Satin Itot.
tctcn Gn0e lester ISOLDE befaunter
mo Sermanbten in ct. 2olti$ einer
8eiud nb.
SRI. Roie WiIlcr, bon Boon
bile, bcfon0 iih lebte &o6e mebrcr(
Gage bier 5l,lIt 9eiu6 ibrer @uttcr
5rnu SScbn Differ.
-Gbco. 9ui9uant, bon @ap
fcbrte leBten Somstog bon elmer mad
California u~nternommenen 9ciu6s
relic Ntrild.
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g. s. 6rcuIGr unO 6antIie, pnn
ct. @oltis, fonen Ieste ISOLDE bier.
Der uut cine fltr3e 6~erienSeit BET Sen
Gltcrn Der 6rau 6rcrtIer, Gbriit.
ShIcnocr uno @nttin 81 berpejlrn.
-6rou Sobn aiebl, bon 9(thiion,
&nnin$, fam Ietten Wtontag bier
Ourtl altf ibrcm 8ege nah @asco.
ua0c, ibrer friibcren Seimatb. 6rou
aicbl mar frii6er SRI. Morp 2eOerle.
Mig. aloppenborg, bon st.
2rnis, befinoct lid, lett mebreren Ia.
gen bcIlthspeiie bier.
-Gmil Sdu6 uno 0eiien GOdter,
SRI. StOonio, rciiten letter. GienstoG
in @cidiftcn nod Ser St~aot3butrpt
ito0t.
- 9(n0rea9 S6ciblc uuo @ot
tin, BON nobe Berger, mo 3erbcrt
Sdcibie, bon Glcoelono, Obio. mel.
der ). 8. beiuh5peiIe nnbe Berger
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-03-24
CN0NNslNI3 iOIIaIxuOSSeG
% 60
30 SUNSET RAYS 60
4ISIIGONNlNxfINGsIxN

Elsie, Glen and Harold Reid
have been on the sick list this
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Harbke on March 10Th, baby
girl.
Mrs. Elmer Ralstin served re
freshments of Jello salad, cake
and coffee Friday night to the
cast after the usual practice for
play, and general good time
was had by all.
Don't forget the basket dinner
at the church Sunday. Sunday
school begins at ii a. m. There
will be preaching and short
program also. Don't forget to
bring your link. so your chain
will be complete. Cor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-03-24

elevator facilities either by con
tract with existing elevator com
panies or by leasing, buying OF
building elevators. Probably non.
cooperative local elevator com
panies will be requested to change
their form of organization so as
to become co-operatives and to
meet the requirements for deal
ing with the National Sales
Agency.
1t should be clearly understood
that the option of the method of
disposing of his grain rests with
the grower. He may consign his
grain to the local cooperative
elevator for exclusive sale thru
the National Sales Agency, or he
may vote to pool his grain and
provide for its sale through the
National Sales Agency. Provis-
ions viii probably be made SO
that two or more elevators or To-
cal grain growers associations
may pool their grain, when the
pool is approved by three-fourths
of the members of each local
group. Doubtless the Farmers
Grain Marketing Committee off
Seventeen believed that this OPP
tional method would provide the
acid test for the pooling system
and would eventually lead to q
survival of the fittest as between
the methods.
Having erected the skeleton Of
its plan, the Farmers Grain Mar
lSeting Committee of Seventeen is
now diligently applying itself to
the details. Subcommittee are
hard at work perfecting various
phases Of the plan. As soon as
the structure and phrasing Of the
and organization forms
are completed they will be sub
nitted to committee Of the most
eminent attorneys in America
Tor further revisions.
When this is finished, it will be \
submitted to a convention of var
ous farmers organizations in
crested in approving it as a
means Of improving the grain
of the nation. Mean
ime. the farmer is afforded this
opportunity to study the plan
md to decide concerning its APP
,lication to his own business of
grain and of market
ng it in the most efficiens man.
Ter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-03-24
BIG CITIES AND
LITTLE TOWNS

Are you still pining to live ii
big city, where the bright lights
glare and revelry reigns SUI
preme? You might try it out an
send us your experiences for
publication.
A year ago a young married
man purchased a nome in the
outskirts of Chicago for $1,000
on the time payment plan, the
monthly payments being rather
heavy. Then businesis Stacked
up, his income decreased, and he
found it impossible to meet his
payments. He has just sold out
at a loss and is renting a four
room flat for which he is requir-
ed to pay $75 a month.
There are said to be $4,000
families in Chicago who are doub-
ling up with other families be-
cause there are no houses or flats
for them to occupy. And the ex-
perience Of Chicago is much like
that of any other large city in the
country.
There may notsbe as much gilt
ter and glamour in this town as
there is to be found in large
city, but there is a deal of salts
faction in knowing that a per-
son S soul is his own and that he
does not have to be gouged front |
and back. every time he turns
around.
There are worse places than the
old home town.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-03-24
Yes, the Printer Makes Mistakes

The printer makes less mis-
takes than any other professional
man. The plumber soaks you
twice for his mistakes; the law
yer tries his case over at your ex.
pense; the doctor buries his; the
preacher is safe. for no one knows
the difference. The poor old
printer has no chance. His mis-
take is multiplied by the number
of copies he prints. That is why
he makes less mistakes than his
fellows. If he did not the bug
house would be his home.
When we make aemistake we
first cuss everything and every
body in sight and then laugh over
the fact that We have made a
fool Of ourselves again and sur
vived- Because you have occa
sional spells Of dependency,
don't despair The sun has a
sinking spell every night, but it
rises again all right the next
Emerson says: Finish every day
and be done with it. You have.
done what you could. Some
blunders and absurdities no
doubt crept in; forget them as
soon as. you can. Tomorrow is a.
new day; begin it well and Sc
renely and with too high spirit
to be numbered with your old
This day is all that is
good and fair. 1t is too dear,
with its hopes and invitations, to
waste moment on the yester-
lays. The Mangander.