davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Salt elioifenoen tnpmarifii.

gBasbington. Nreiiaeltti Sar.
oing ninlitti ellen entiien preiioelltin
8illiatn 9omaro gaftin DboDs!Dal
tain Dlipifepben plituomoriflt ia ie-
naatti ipabtpisti bdnen nimltpflerld
geinlitpsf1 ct f1titenfann ipabmis-
tettu ilulan nasfusteina ia tantal'
ioboosta pontiin toimeen r,in,ibullto
aanestps. Sppoiitiionln puolesto
publ,Ilpot gorab, SSobnion ia So
GoIlette, faiffi republifaaneio. gedit-
ten ionottii1l ortpostelleen Iaftid
id mastustnneen bdnen nin1itDstdd11
nlituolnarifIi.
Ri1Hiblfttpddn nltlsettii,1
fuitei,filt ailpastaan nelid aanto
Saftin nir1itpstd pastuon Gus.
taon 1dnestitpGt Dlen1pa11 tnoinitut
republican, Ienaattorit iefa oerno
froottiienoattori @attion @eorgial
ia. 0silnitDflen puolesta onl,ettiir
fltliiifDmme1ttd i1,,td.
Gait on eniitndinen mics fofl
moon bistoriasia, iofo tulee tater
olleefIi forfeinunasio niros5a bo1li
tufIesia iefa toi,neenpaoneposIa 0
lastosia etfd lainopiIIiIesYa olas
togIu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
sSstienGiipDspGtmGn tutettp mafianmt
fpmmeniG ihmtshenfiG.

NetD gorf. 9uolituattu liita,
attu neutrality-suspicious. oil t,iripaIliii1
ia iarfelp!n" itienaiIppsp1ilpd, n1ita
9teD Dorfisio on milloinfaen luietet=
to, lltcnetti pboefldn benfilod be1l=
fenid bltffunlalla metropolitan PHI
risio ss5Iotulitufiet oil fiellettp.
8ostou. anflitoista benfilo1
iai iurnania itiendiippspdi1pdn lpie=
tosia l1uoeslo gnglanaisia, fertp-
NOT tialla lanDut tiebot eri baarpil-
ia adiffi ndrto 1nenettilpat bettfen-
ii buffunolln. Weonet muut 1oi1Dot
palobaaipoio tlotltlitltsten ia rafet=
tien f6Dttdrniiestd.
MinnenpoIis. y)fli mics or
fltoll1,t ia lettIen,Gnipuotias tntt0 o,t
fuoGenanfielisId iiotulitusten fGptt1-
niien ioboosta. George g8beIan lai
Surntnn|o repoliperistu lpornstcu-
tues lanr tpiettGnlG1n itiellGiinpspdi=
nod.
Chicago. Waiffa it'en1ilpDs=
poiindn tpietettiin GDieogosfa ia nrl=
paristolld bleiiesti iarfetpdsti, maj
Ioi 1e fi,itenfin foIn1entoisfo ihn,iIen
henaen. Monet tintGn li'iofli Iuuf-
faantltiipat ia ihnilet ieutuitpot pa
fofoltbun ipa1taon iirfuflesio tpbi0l-
Ia tontilln fun tubannen boIlarin
|orluosta ilotulitusoireitc roi1hti.
Gofii benfiIod onrfn,,ttiin fnoIiaaffi
ia nfii poifa foi firrntaniu pu6otes-
'aan iffi,nasto.
0eniper, Colo. @illifplnmenti
fniifi lnuotias, iporafas mics, 91obert
anott fai lltrnonin itienaiippsp1i1pa=
nd ionflrn he1tfilo1 beittGes'a hGnen
ateerid i1iuren paufflpon1n,in. Som.
Inin rdi1btaesiG faotui anott fuof-
leena n,oabon tooetttdIoifesti iGifGb,
bnfiest1.
Detroit - Dfiitoista henfifSi Iai
'iirl1,a1iio iuhlap1itpdt,d. A,tiiii buff
fui neIid froIi ai,toonnettomuufIis
ia ia pfii Iapfi ftpli po1ffupornntin
fn6n1ifestG.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
1921 = VOL. 40
oo3 aMtoa para$tettu
Mnto iuarfaat fanpnnsisia IiiGGnts-
meet laballa prDieHtilla fitte
tptime lnuDOen.

Winneapolis, lfinn. - 9O3 ou-
too, artpoltaan noin $75O,OO0 on ii.
ntoitettu tporastetln mime fiiufnu-
ben aifnna poliiiien pddforteeristn
otettuIen tietoien tr1ufaan, Ndn11t
numerot oioittatpat faoan proientin
liidattpn1ist1 nbt1 pitfGn aian iiIaI-
Ia ipl,onita 1920, fun nlonen erilai.
iia ailtoia 45t oil iImoitettu tparas.
teh1l1.
Herustetut auto tparcs ioitfot BIZ
oetdan 'pplliienG noi1 40 proIentin
naista aparfa,,fiista. rSr,pi oieriat"
otpat ipptetpt toiieen so 5roienttiin
toneista, iotfa oipot iIn,uitettu spo.
rastetufli ia mp5benlutir poIiiitt o.
mat ne loDtaneet, idtettpn1 liIfopno-
lelle faltpnnfia, bbrpin hi,onosti BIZ
oettDnd. Biime tpl,onuo ,,Iopoettn-
len" autoien lnfu oil noin rs bro
ie1,ttia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
1ndiandssd oIlut ailkard
birmutlyrsky
Slrti, iabe, rafeet ia ialama batuit-
taugt omaiinntta ia luufannut
tpiliaa.

Rocfforo, sssn. 9irmumprsfp
on leifonnut tolme mailio ..eipeau ic
fplnmenen muilia pitfan lofcuben
Speltcer fauntislo pitfin Sbion ipfsa
lnpobaan ellen.
Ennli, rae iabe ia faIama ipnbi1t-
goitti 1pilioa ia otnailul;tta nlonsa
iaban tubannen ooIlorin ebestd
Morta iutna eefferid maisiia oil Ia
faistu tuiaiefli, noipetoito baiottanut
/ toloia pabasti lGrfenpt. EooeIli-
men pirmenpurfaus ieuraIi IitG aIor-
tomailIa.
aouplt,,fien fesfeinen Iiifenne oil
pbidbopfiisid. Bubelin life epdfun-
nosia. gtpanstpillesta tuli sniebid
puboistanoan rosfasta ic forioa.
maan iuabingot.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Gnglannin fufp Balimeren laiipas-
to IN inatfalla &unstanfinppeliim.

2ontoo, beindf. 6 y. - Gnglannin
fofo g8alinleren laiipasto, fd1ittaen
m. IN. paltpeluslniipa5tpn ia lima.
lainoien maraltsolus Hegaiujin, IL
moitetnun oletpon ntntfcllu Sons
tantinopeIiin tai otpat iiicitet1lt len
IGbettpniIIe iuoibafleen torpeen ti,l-
len baIlita tilannetta io1lfa ielite-
tddll n1uuttuneef1 uhfnanafii. Sie-
tcien rufaan ON engla,tt;laiiin iota-
ip1enoiastoia mDoSfin tnatfalla gng-
Ionnista 4pnstontinopeliin. II
Nafaipa toininta nnbbnlliSta. !
2ontoo, beindf. 6 p. - Suur-@ri-
tannta, Hansfn ia St1Iia tuletpot
mnb6olliIesti pafoitetnifli tpafatpiin
toimenptteiiiin turffilaiiia nationo.
listeio tpnstoan fertotpot Gnglannin
1anoinaleBbet. Sieoonontoa, ETH rn.
tionnlistit oliiiipat lntrtcntuneet Ia
pit'e Ronstantinopelin i.GpuolelIa 0.
letuan puolueetton1on pDobpffeen ia
ebenf1eet Marntcron meren rdnnifol-
Ia ei ole tpabipistettu, nlutta IpptG
on Peli1t1 beibdn fesfittatp1n io,if
foina1t bDoffdpfieen aonstontinope.
Iin fDasfaan.
8afatpia taistelnitn tapnbtnnnt.
Nariiii, beirlGf. 6 p. - Bofafpia
taisteliito on tapubtiiniit nfeitn
inoifeja 1GnIieteldGn 8rusiista, B1-
ba-aafiasio, ilmoitetaon slnsoren
tiebonnltrosid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Huto Kvlstdnyt talon
Auto ip6sipt lapi ieinGn; talon-
emauta fpmtu iaifahtanht.

sc uieasti tebbadn liiftuwain fu-
tpain butpillpt6fiisia. Y. S. 9ean
ct. Baulista ia banen fotii iiiarton-
ia tefitp1t len tooeIlHesti el6nasid
mime bona.
Deanin artoIla ne menitDat S. N.
Mannilgin fobin fei1ldn ldpi, IT'S
@ocoricb Mipe. ct. Gaulisia, repien
eneinpi fllin f,tnii inlfaa fonttiinin
reiidn ieinGan ia tpnsta etllbuonees-
ia Dean 1ai autonla ppldptetpfit.
Matfailiiat iaitpat oinoostoon
naarlnuia. Mrs Mannine of etu-
buoneesfa folmen puotioan tDttGren.
id fansIa ia fdriei sucin I1ifdbopf.
lestd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
SgGttDmien tobistrs.

Bridgeport, Conn. $4,000 Luz
f,iinen tuttonlien iouffo oil, liitfeeIla
faupungin fa0uillo tobis;ufIefii to-
man teboas fa,tpunsiu furinasto
Sofa ,peteroanit ottiipat foIlsfa
fiinni reiuiia ulfonaolaisio", ietfo
iIntaiiitoat paaltd fat'ojiIlo tlthani Il,
rabottontien ia tpotton,ten miesteas
iarpeita. ! gssiIef fdtttuen Iapiionia,,
pttituat 1niebianid foiist1 finn; tc-
oisteesla, ionfo ne toiipoi,pot tl1otpa,
opita beiodn furirnteen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
ssycrbin tehtaat pnlmistamaf 4,225
antpa p1iiuGsia.

Detroit, heiitdf. s p. - Sor0 Wio-
tor fonppanidn nirfailiiat iImoit.
fiipat, ett1 6oroin tebtaitaIta bei,
nahum aifana annetaan nltii olitp
uIos iofa 20 Iefuiltti tabben fe APPS
pdiipitt1in geiista 1000 apnliniste-
taat pdipittdin Dbbpsnalloisia ia
225 Dntariosia ia Mnnebesterisio
gngTannisIa. gnii fiiltfauoen ainIIa
tllee sSorbin forltppnnia palmiSto
moan 10000 initta 1iitoo. Mai
nitnn fornppanior ,,liifefnoitot" H..
ten noi,ieipat buinlanipdnn iiililt1Inar,.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
&ate C'6are fertpp l,e,.feGGn
nbatnn.

WtIIpn1,fee 8ote S'Sare fer
tpo Seem 9upn Iiifteenhoitaialle S.
Wtoblcn Bornes'ille ldbettantosia0n
iabfoiolpruaslo niista fofenlltflisto,
mitG bdnelld oil iol,tue5iaan iouf=
fueen fdiiin, iofa rDosti b1net pstd-
maniG fptoa Stpin 6alls'isIa, Sbo=
bpslo, iphon Mrs S'9are o1it tl1lInt
pubulnaon. sGbfoionona fuului
ieuroatpastt:
BocotelIo, Soa. Eurtpnsla $50
eateIlosla peIottatpieil fofemufiier,
iGfeen rosfaioufon fdiisid, iofa
m6itti oIe,pa1la legionolailia. Nos-
foiouffo fitnfeutui pflitpiieen tdloon,
nisi0 min1 ieiiabo,,in, fieltGbtpi an
tclnosta nlinulle oifaa pufelttuo tai
ottamosto rabaa nll,faa,,:, heittt mi
tint outoon ia aioi lota tpiilifpn.
n,cntd niIia rtiti 1piileint1 tproris-
tou ia a,tttpta ie,tt,to laattaen ninut
f1riima6n fplm6d ia ianoa.
&ofii rpostosiG f1ptettpd autoo
riffoutuitpot lGbeIlG Mo1ltelloa,
Neip. Soufon olIesln fcriausbo1n-
misia pdaiin NINA beio1n fliistd1n
ia potenin Montellon aiemoIle, mis-
ia aiemomiebet antoitpat ntinulIe
ii0iellista.
Faetesiani rosfaioufcIio olin ai-
noastaan p,iolifii puettu, niIu stun1t
ia melfein nadntpneneenG ionostu ia
Iifdfii pen,,ittondrd. ss5uomiebet an
tglpot nlin,tI[e r,ioioa ia Iuoiaa iefd
rahoa tllllafieui tanne.
Wtpntcllo1 lnnr1arlffo tponaitli
pboeflun nliebistd ia mel bei6at to-
faiiin Ewin 5olls'iin. ssobtoiot o.
mat buomattuio Iiife,niebi1, iotfa
nGbttitpdt fdptt1neen IeaionoIaifio
tnGfal1lir,oan.
Mosfoioltffo lparoiiti nlil1rt, ettG
ios MIND poloilin nostomoon ipptos.
I'd beiti ipastaan, ,uurbataiIiin mi.
nut.
&ai,pungin ia faul,tin niran-
rrloilet napttGtp1t oIleen tinbelIiies-
Ia nhteispnandrrpfiesi1 ,rsfaioufon
fonsIo ia nina ole,, fii,,tpnnt 500
Ron flltper,o6rii, piioIeen ioa6afieni
ii.oielusta ia iottn rifolIiiet 'oatet.
tnifiin tpastaamaan teostoan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Sifn bh0fGnnht nienen labien ocille
ia in6nbt iiltG tpiicn ialan.

ghefef, @is. S1nen tpalrhen.
pan'a ollesia IDp'nlld nooIIoon Ia
bella Gontonio, Mr ia Mrs @ilbur
Struefin 8 f,l,tfauben tponhan lab
fen pGGlle losten ipounnihin hn5f-
f1ii iifa. gnnenfllin nanbefnmat
buon,niispct zen oil iita feriennbt
purro pois nhoen lapien ioloisto Ia
belle tontapddtii ia purefiinl,f toiier
toIan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
8nrbief gbicaausia.

Usher 8. 9uroicf, 5orm 8ureau
Seeorotionin preiioe1tti ia @ilian
aaswattaiain iobtofunnan iafen. on
NIT Gbiagosia tpirfufunnon fofonf=
lesIo. Sl1unnitelnlia raba-aIia Tor.
poratiionin fansfa, jotfa aipustatii
milan faspottoiia on harfittu iiina
fofoufleslo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
Sofalai,ua nfGGrGtth puistumaou.

Nasbinato,r. hein1f. 9 b. ooi-
!tDostoniragto orltoi ellen nradr1nfia,
fisfien ti,ofrtoar, pois Eonipicon id.
tomasto WbpspoItain risteiIiidn
GIenelonhin id tpffiipene Sacramen-
icn aoinnstoYihteeri Genbh ior,ni
totd r1td0rdpst1 o1toesinon. etta Il
|oli tapahhlrnf ipoltioip;roston If
Iaiipnsfomiroston lopinlnfIesfo-
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
6e'dfnn pli fmnnrin feiGfnn mitG
Gnglanti on tiennnt intaan
t1unfefr

aontoo. GneIonti farfii orfa-
ristd fllitpuufiista, poobtaria limo.
ia oat festanbt 10 nleIfein fnnii
.ipiiffou. 4eIaflun aifana pabem-
man fliin neIiasoia tliun1ao tt,li ia.
todn tpunteen
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-12
~ elevadttcria vbtynyt
kdsvdttaiain kdn$Sa
Wcbnan feinuttcln ldbsIld 1000, 900
pusielia ia fasiuaa jofa palma,
GamIa iuDiii unttn tapaa.

Aafiifpnlmentd nelia Yo9iois.
0afotan maantpilieliidiil eletpaatto-
ria on MT allefirioittnnlit pboistDd
ObDstpaltain Mlian Rasmottaiair
fansfn ilmoitettiin Nobiofs =Gafotan
Jarm gureau Geoerationin fai1tta
ellen gsiiben fotIa on nleIfein
100000 pusielia pebrlad fainoteI-
TIT nloantpiIieliioiIt1 ia enemnan
teinotella iofa paitpd.
Snnnnitelma Dn bnmGfipttGlpa.
g2iin1eiiet eletpaattorit iptfa otpot
allefirioittaneet oipat iijoitetllt Wsil-
norisIu, 5teelesin, 8aripoobisia ia
eastebgesia. l1uiio ioliffoia OH la
betettp ,,ulil1e fentille melfein iofo
pditpd ia lnuIIann, ettl fnuiton1n1
milton iiidlla on toto ipnItio fer1ttp.
5uuniliteltu rftaantuilleliidilr D.
n1istarna ia ballitie1na r1nptti aiioi-
misto maantuotteille ltiinttGd mott
tatpan meffetr pleilesti toto tpnltion
moantpilieliiditt Iltoiion. 81 airoas-
tan ipiIian fasapattaiat i,ioii iltutni-
telrnan tpoan palion liifenttebidfit1
on her1nnpt bnn,1rtGtn10r len tGr=
fepben, ssorgosfa iGriegtGidi1 tho.
tiiin tietoien 1nltfoon taltne p61fort-
feeriin. 2iifemiebet oIfntpot bnoma=
ia. ettd nrfpincn ipddrpb6ell1 bollit-
hi uilion fatppaidriestss on tpafin-
gollinen maanpiIielii6ilIe ia heiTfa
itieIlenid Gee alfatpnt bupHnto ct
td faiffi, iofa tpobitigoittoo n1oan-
Dilielii0ttd, ie tpohinaoittao beitG II
iedd1tfin ia min oIlen eitpit ole mas
toaft luttta 60 Operating ftinnnitel
t1trff
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
COUNTY w. C. T. u. INSTITUTE
MEETS.

There was a goodly attendance at
the w. C. T. U. Institute held last
Thursday at the Congregational
church
Dean Nina Kerr of Milwaukee
Downer College gave a very interest
ing talk on "New Call to Women"
DR. Koehler of the County Institute
,aSe on 'Anti Narcotics and empha-
sized the danger to young people of
the use of tobacco in any form.
After a supper served in the church
a large audience gathered at 500
o'clock in the gymnasium and listened
to fine address by Mr.. Bartlett, as
sistant district attorney of Milwaukee,
who spoke on the subject of Law En-
forcement."
Miss Louise Mears, professor of
geometry at Milwaukee Normal
School, gave a very impressive address
on "Americanization.
County president, Mrs. w. A. Law
son, spoke of the pending bills, rela-
tive to the work of the w. c. 7. u,
which were being considered in the
state Legislature.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
AT LEAST COULD BLAME WIFE
But Poor Herbert's Feelings Can Only
BE Left to a Merciful I'M
agination.

Herbert had a weeks vacation from
the office for the first time in two
years and he was spending 1t at home.
Lets do the spring house-clean-
ing" his wife suggested. ITS using
your vacation well. and later on I'd
have to do it, anyway, so let's both
clean the house"
So his first holiday was spent TAX
ing up the carpets. The next day,
when he had finished that back-break-
ing task, she thanked him and gave
him carpet beater to use on the
carpets.
And two days later, when that was
done satisfactorily, she told him to
mop and varnish the floors. whitewash
the cellar and polish the furniture.
And on the remaining days Of his
vacation he was tdllied into painting
the garden fence. moving the lawn,
digging up and planting again all the
plants and flowers and laying a ce-
ment walk around the house.
Late In the afternoon Of his last
days freedom from the Office work the
landlord called to see them. Good
afternoon" he began. II just thought
I'd drop in to tell you that the lady
across the street. seeing you people
cleaning up, smelling soap and new
paint and things, coaxed her husband
to buy this house. They want to
move I'm next week and Will offer you
their old house as alternative accom-
modations. Good day :"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
WAUWATOSA GARAGE TEAM
WINS THIRD GAME.

The Wauwatosa Garage team won
its third game last Sunday at Hum
boldt park, defeating the Fening All
Stars by a score of 4 to 2. Cold
A'essther and a strong wind interfered
With the game at different times, al
though it was finished in record time.
Pitcher Cordes asloSed but four hits,
they being punched to score two runs.
Mudlaff's playing at third base was
nothing short of sensational, while
Groh's and Winkal's batting featured.
Schott's timely single scored two
runs.
Next Sunday tht Wauwatosa Ga
rage team will play me Indian Motor
cycles, who are tied with the home
team for first place in the major
league, neither team being defeated
this season. This game is scheduled
for Wauwatosa and will be real test
for the home boys.
Last Sundays Scores.
u II A Il
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
RED CROSS NOTES.

The Secretary Of the Red Cross will
be glad to receive contributions OF any
of the following for which she mas
immediate use:
Two mems suits, medium size.
One pair mems shoes, size IL.
One pair boys shoes, size 13.
One boys suit, 13 year old size.
One pillow.
Two sheets, large size.
Sheets and quilts for child's bed;
The articles may be left at the heo
Cross office, City Hall, MONDAY
Wednesday or Friday. If the Secre-
tary is notified, she will be glad 70
call for them.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
wAUWAT0SA'S EARLY HISTORY

We have been endeavoring to get an
account of our city's early history and
need the assistance Of some Of our
early settlers. We are positive that in
publishing the story of Wauwatosa' s
pioneer days, our newer, as well as
older citizens, would find it very in
teresting.
AS we are anxious to get started on
this in the very near future, we cordi-
ally invite all who are acquainted with
Wauwatosa's early history, to write
the story and either bring il in to the
News office or telephone us and we
will gladly call for it. May we have
your cooperation?
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
A Novel Tip.

Sneaking Of tips, case recently
CAM to our attention where a diner
rendered a smart waitress an offer OF
marriage. informing her that he could
bot afford 10 tip walters, but II she
bad no objection she might take him
self. Tie tip was accepted.-Boston
Transcript
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
Send NEWS to the NEWS.

Send NEWS to the NEWS.
Miss Mae Groendyke is entertaining
ser mother of Charlottesville, Ind.
i Mr.. F. D. Underwood is spending
De week at his Fewacres farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Will are occupying
e fat formerly occupied by +. Foe
Aickshon.
j. E. Gettlemen moved to his new
Pine recently purchased from A. w.
aebbring on Kenyon avenue.
! Miss Cecilia Wagner. has returned
Rom st. Paul, Mimi, where she has
1een for the past eight months.
Mrs. A. Walters, Fourth avenue,
Sas left for Chicago, where she will
fake her future home with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dousman, Madison,
'pent a few days with friends in this
Ity
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber, recently of
Jos Angeles, Calf, are the guests of
Prs. Webber's brother, Mr.. Val. F'ina.
Miss Evelyn Johnson will entertain
pr Mrs. w. Christensen and son Wal
fr at dinner party this evening.
Advertising is medicine that al
lays cures if taken regularly and
|roperly.
Don't forget the play, Captain
Jacket" to be given at the Masonic
temple, May 25th, by the Wauwato-
+ Woman's Club.
The semi-annual rummage sale will
Y given by st. Martha's Guild of
Trinity church at the Guild hall on
thursday, May 26 at 900 a. m.
Henry B. Hunter, for many years a
'esident of Wauwatosa, died at his
aome in Boswell, New Mexico, on
April 13, 1921.
Mrs. |. n. Conklin, 118 East Mil
saukee avenue, entertained the Wom-
zn's Literary Club at her home on
tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Angus M. Stewart, of Elgin,
/, was guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Sharles H. Cross, the forepart of this
GEEK.
Mrs. c. w. Cairncross has been en-
saged to finish out the school year of
sRe Ith and Sth grades in the Aetna
kark School.
DR.. and Mrs. Newton of Waupun
re visiting with their sons, S. v. L.
q eWton of 7th avenue and Harry
ewton of Lincoln Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller of West AL
are building new home on Fourth
venue which they expect to occupy
soon as 1t is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Barbee of Ce-
H. street, who have been in the East
a business trip for the past two or
'fee weeks returned last Saturday.
fancis J. Schmidt has contract
decorating the walls and ceilings
me city clerks office F. H. Bark
W lay the congoleum.
4 " alter H. Wright left Sunday eve
ls Tor Buffalo, New York, to attend
meeting Of the National Society Of
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
COMMON COUNCIL
OF THE WAUWATOSA
COMMON C0UNCIIr-192I-1922

Finance -Notbohm. Wood. Narquardt
Streets and Lights-De Swarte, Wood
side, Vergiels.
sewer and Water Wood, Ragsdale,
Krafczyk.
Judiciary -Marquardt, yergiels, Wood
side.
Fire and Police - Ragsdale, Notbohm,
Wood.
|Plats and Grades-yergiels, De Swarte,
Krafczyk.
Health, Rules and Woodside,
Notbohm De Swarte.
Marquardt, Vergiels.
special Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds - Ragsdale, Krafczyk,
Marquardt.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20

After seventeen years, Chief Gunner
Cox gets the congressional medal Of
honor. Still. that's almost a speed
limit for Washington
You'll never be lucky If you have
the idea that luck is against you.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20

E AL recently deceased graudmothers
having been resurrected, business will
proceed with full benefit Of Office boys
until the Worruld Serious.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-20
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

SNotbohm. Marquardt, Wood. Woodside,
Vergiels.
CITY OFFICERS 1921-1922
sAfayor-- A. G. Hanson
|City Clerk and Acting Comptroller
A. V. Brigham
sCity Attorney Albert b. Houghton
tCity Treasurer Fred Prudiseh
ECity Assessor William t. Whipp
ICity Engineer J. E. Lowther
Health Com DIR. e. F. Peterson
IChief of Police Geo. Baltes
Justices of the Peace Walter L. Koenig
r. H. Bair
lPolice Justice Walter L. Koenig
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-23
STORIES OF vENIZELoS BIRTH
TWO Legends Told. One Of Them Mar.
rated by the Great Greek States
man Himself.

There are many legends surround
ing the birth Of Venizelos., Accord
ing to one, his mother went to the
Monastery Of the Virgin snear Canea
to pray for q son, pronising the child
should be born IN q cattle shed after
New Testament tradition. Another
tells the same story with this addi-
ton: When the abbot christened
Venizelos he uttered, following the
mothers wish, these prophetic words:
II baptize thee Elentherios, for thou
shalt deliver our 1ong-snffering island
from the tyranny Of the Turks
In the Life OF Yenizelos, by S.
B. Chester, still another story is told,
based on incidents narrated by the
Greek statesman himself at dinner
party in London. His parents, hay
ing already lost three children, de-
cided to follow the local custom and
adopt him as founding. There was
a superstition that the child would
survive only if7treated in this fashion.
Eleutherios was duly taken away
from his mother and deposited on q
heap Of dry leaves outside the house.
Passing by soon afterward, some
friends, who. Of course, played their
role In the secret, discovered the
Child, brought him to his parents and
urged that they adopt him. as found
ling. They did, and Eleutherios sur
viyed and prospered. " ri
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-23
LAW HAD BIB LIcAL SANCTION
West Virginia Mayor Couldn't See
/. Where Autoist Had Any Reason
3sf:> II Sc. for Complaint. q ... 5

Law founded on the Bible is good
enough for Mayor Gilmore Of Morgan
town, w. Va. a local man charged
with not having the tail light burning
on his automobile was arraigned be-.
fore the mayor, who assessed fine
Of So. ", \ . s.:5 d. 5.
The accused protested, said that
it was poor law under which he was
fined and that he did not think It
would hold water in court.
The mayor declared any law found
ed on the Bible was good enough for
him. The defendant said he couldn't
see where tail light had anything
to do with the Bible. The mayor
looked pityingly at the accused and
said .5:i 4! Nj
''Do you remember the. tale about
the ten virgins, i've Of whom had
lights and five Of whom didn't2 Well,
if you do, YOU will remember that
the Lord wouldn't have anything to
4 do with the, five without lights, and
neither will this court. '--L Louisville
4Gourier-J ournal. 4 u
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-23
- 80 ~. -.-.s.E.. : T. 5
Miniature Libraries.

A curious idea in book making =
offered by. a flrrn of French publishers
Their plan consists Of substituting for
the large pages Of the average books
microphotographic reproductions OF
] them to be read through q magnifying
glass. af-~f Z. 81 !: :s5ss Il; B
# 1t is proposed that: the. size OF the q e
plates representing pages should be in
ternationally standardized, so that any
one possessing the lnagnifying appara-
tus would be able to read any book
produced in this way. No technical
difficulties are said to be in the way.
a It is claimed that the cost Of pro-
7Guction would be enormously reduced.
Also 1t would greatly reduce the work
of libraries now numbered by books
of every shape and size. The plates
would be, moreover, Of fire-proof
and durable material, while the system
admits Of an edition being enlarged to
any dimension desired in accordance
with demand. 5,.:rt Fl &