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New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

l,ofeign debt, including intexest mast
uuc, into interest bearing bonds. He
strongly urged its adoption, but it was
deteatod without roll call.
simmons's Plan Rejected
Senator Simmons proposed an amend
t a''ene icr graduated tax on undis-
aipuSed profits much similar to Sena-
VIZ Soness amendment, with taxes
ranging from 5 to 20 per cent. This
wa, was beaten, 45 to %. Senator's In
oiiette, Norbeck, Kenyon and Nelson
or tne Republicans, supported II and
ali Democrats present.
senator Wadsworth laid before the
oenat" his proposed amendment far
taxes on beer, wine and spirita. Ee
a.hhounceo that he had changed his or
'sihsi amendment so as to include his
o"n PROVISIONS as to beer and wine
ana senator Calder's amendment for n
*n.ao tax on spirits, which he said he
regarded as better han his own. He
dad nSt press the matter to n eoncln-
SION tonight in the absence of num-
Der of Senators.
senator Calder will offer an amend
ment which provides for ten additional
revenue districts in the United States.
One OF these additional districts is in
New York City, the plan being to pro
vice Tor two revenue districts in the
metropolitan section instead of one.
senator Calder has been assured Of
much support for the amendment and
believes the chances are GOOD for it's
adoption.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

after the bin became 4 law. boston r.
was quoted at 76.
THAT is what happened to the trac-
ton stocks in Boston. This bill, which
converted the worn-down and obsolete
cars and equipment of the Boston Il
into profitable proposition. sent the
stock of the Boston II soaring to a
point more than double what 1t was.
ii the Boston II securities were worth
$2o,000,0o0 before the bill passed they
were worth S40,ooo,0o0 when the bill
became a law.
In other words, the Boston plan
loaded the roads upon the public in the
guise of trusteeshlp. That was the
way they fooled the Boston public. And
that is the way they started to fool the
New York public.
For FIVE months Hylan kept his
mouth shut about his secret dickering
with Mr.. MacFarland, and if Shonts had
not revealed the story Of the seven
cent fare when do you think we would
have heard about these meetings?
These peoples trustees in Boston
were on the job only one month when
Shey quickly showed the people who
was boss. Within one month after
they took hold the 6-ccnt fare passed
out OF Boston, some say forever it
then became z cents, and few
weeks later it became 8 cents and
on July 10, 1919, it became 10 cents,
and it is 10 cents to-day, and it will
be 10 cents tomorrow and it will re-
main 10 cents.
"Hylan talks lot about a fve-cent
fare now, but he never mentioned Il.
to the people when he was secretly sug-
gestlng seven-cent fare to Shonts. He
never told the people that he was con-
ferring with the same man VINO rugged
up the law that takes a double carfare
out OF every man and woman who rides
on the Boston elevated road.
He has been a Scent fare man
only short time. When he ran for
office four years ago he never men
toned scent fare. During his
first year as Mayor he never mentioned
1t. he started to talk about it after
Shonts told of his dickering with the
Boston man who handed the strap
hangers of Boston the biggest cold
brick ever passed to an American city.
If we had adopted the Boston
trustee transit scheme that Mayor
hylan had all marked out for Us to
adopt we would now be due for a 10
cent fare and worse service than we
have.
But do no, let me convey the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

thought that what l say is merely un-
supported statement / have made a
closeup study of what Boston is en-
during in tho wny of its trustee sys-
tenn. and l know what am talking
about.
Here's what John Mcdonald, marine
fireman, says:
"'The Toonervilie trolley that meets
all the trains gives twice as good serv-
ice. The 10-cent fare is robbery for
such system. You have to sit in the
tunnel all night waiting for a car
The trustecship is to help Wall Street
more than anything else.'
Here's what Ernest Landolfi, a
grocer, says: The service is damned
rotten and 10 cents is too much to
pay for four-minute ride
"And here's what Miss Dorothea
store, says. The service is terrible.
Ten cents is too much, especially on
the pay we're getting. l have to walk
one way to save money. After being
on my feet all day this is pretty hard
l have to walk about three miles I'd
am an hour late in getting home.
"The report of the trustees for the
three years os their control contains
the out-and-out statement that it may
be years before the fare is reduced.
Already thousands and thousands of
former passengers refuse to patronize
the system, preferring to walk rather
than be gouged.for 10-cent fare.
This is three-year accomplishment
of system that Mayor Hylan wanted.
And, speaking of accomplishment, what
has Mr.. Hylan accomplished for transit
improvement in the four years draw
ing to a close? I'll tell you He has
set by and watched the fares in Brook
lyn rise from five cents to fifteen cents
He has sat by and watched the fares
in Manhattan rise from five cents to
ten cents because Of the abolition Of
transfers. He has sat by and delayed
the building of subways. He has sat
by in his limousine, doing nothing,
while the rest of US have stood up,
hanging on to straps"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Senate Favors
Tsp c. Tax ON
Corporations
o.fcat of Amendments In
aicates Formal Adoption
of Plan To-day; Gradual
s. Levy Beaten. 4S to "a
s6l)MiIlion More Revenue
r.dsworth Includes Cal
tler's S6.40 Tax on, Spir-
rs in His Own Measure

-. rss r.ibuwc's washsaotor Bwrcon
gasHINGToN, Oct. a7.-The Senate
- virtually disposed of those pro-
:.;ons In the tax bill which impose a
. ,sr cent corporation net income tax.
=. Finance Committee recommends
-, on this question will be adopted
..,mslly m tomorrow, but they practi-
liz were adopted to-day when all
-..s..d amendments except one by
s.r..or Walsh. of Massachusetts,, were
.seatsd by heavy vote.
Senator Walsh has an amendment
!. = graduated tax on corporations
.,l.h was not acted on, at the request
!, .se Senator. because severe cold
'..-.nted him from discussing it. Had
,ot been for this the corporation
.."me tax sections would nave been
.s.rted. 1t was agreed that no other
.-sndments to these sections except
"a walsh amendment should be pro-
yased.
ast beginning January l, 1922, the
..srrnarst;on .r net income tax shall be is
~ rent. an increase Of per cent over
.s;.s,nc law. This increase of 5 per
@ IN. will add s260,o00, 900 annually to
IA revenue. whereas the repeal of the
m,sss profits tax involves q loss of
iaV,09o,o0o.
Jones Urges Graduated Tax
Senator Jones, of New Mexico. led
sa attack on the Finance Committees
concentrations. He proposed an
smendment for graduated tax on the
uudistributed net income of corpora.
ions, beginning at per cent in the
esss of corporations whose undis-
tr;buted net income is not more than 10
M cent of the total net income. and
rsnning up to 56 per cent in the case
& corporations whose undistributed
s.ome is more than 60 per cent of the
.s.sl net income.
The vote was taken soon after
stlock and after a bitter personal
srsnele between Senator Penrose and
Senator Reed over the question of
soeeches on amendments under the
s,reement reached yesterday for limi-
tston of debate on the corporation in
come tax after o'clock to-day.
Senator Jones's amendment was
beaten by 45 to "a. The only Repub-
li.ans who supported it were Senators
KENYON, LaFolette, Norbeck and Nor
yis. Senator'S Pomerene, Gerry and
Hitchcock, of the Democrats, voted
sgainst it.
Senator Reed read into the record a
hist Of great corporations which have
Isrge surpluses. He protested against
permitting these surpluses to escape
axation. He mentioned the Standard
Nl Company of New Jersey, with
mrplus Of 1878, ,00e, 600, as one of the
amber.
Senator Mcclellan offered an amend
neht to require the funding Of the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

cialist, 35th District; Alderman Hum
bert +. X. Savarese, Republican, 41st;
Alderman Fred Smith, Republican, AID;
Theodore Stitt, Republican, 43d; Alder
man John J. Keller. Republican, 44th;
Alderman David J. Stewart, Republi-
can, 18th; Alderman Thomas f. Lay
den, Republican, 47th; Alderman John
Wirth, Republican, 48th; Charles Solo
mon, Socialist, 50th; Alderman Charles
Mueller, Republican. 54th.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

accorded n candidate was given to Al
derman August Ferrand,. Of the 46th
District, minority leader of the Board.
Mrs: Mabel T. s. Falco, Republican
candidate in the 33d District-the first
in Brooklyn-was Endorsed in the fol-
lowing terms: "A candidate who should
be useful alderman"
Other Endorsements were:
BROOKLYN
Alderman B. Charney Vladeck. So
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
QUEENS

Alderman George P. Ehrman, b7thS
George U. Harvey, Republican, 5eths
James c. MacDevitt, Republican, 60ths
Francis H. McKenna, Republican, 62ds
RICHMOND
Guy o. Wslser, Republican, SD; Ale
derman John j. O'Rourke, Democrat,
Gath.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

bet finoes Der en- Itor oa rununelig
Sule, ON bbilfen Saenet iort9Ier,
Of ben en- Gang i lGnsit ioripunone
Sioer bar SilboIositeb for en- Rsper.
ban0e paa IL Wano, iom ira bette
%bemmelige SfiuIeiteo rspeoe % plpr,.
oreoe % bolbt belle @snen / &Roiel.
Wfen ineen furlbe touunc paa Spor
efter, bpor De bolbt til.
gn Gag rspeoe De Ell 9iee, oa
benoe iatte De til at iteae for fig.
Wten bpis bun rsbebe Sulen for no.
gen piloe De Or9be benbe. Saa b9no.
te Oct, at bun gift neo til 9aarben
5alfeniten for at male @rpn. Sol.
fene paa @aarben fit WtiStanfe iii
benoe, ioroi bum bar iaa rar % faa.
melt, ilaar De ipurete, bpor bun bar
ira, ioareoe bun intet. ga bun off
igien meS fine Grim, fllste De eiter
beroe % ioa, at bum - piitnof meb
Silie = baobe ipilbt Grim belle Sci.
ell, oe 8rpnene isrte Dem en- final
Sti opoper &lippepGgger. De for.
itoo ba, at her maatte Ispernes Gil.
bolositeo bore. en- mooig Sfare
iamleoe iig 90 iteg op til Sulen.
Wen oa &sperne ioa, of De bar
opbaset, faitebe @nfsrcren % ipu al
bans W9nb zig ubfor 8Iippen oa nee
| Sieen. Se andre 4 blep grebet
bsnt os benrettet % 2isene beerapei
peb 2sbstirfen.
timber 5orenineen nleb Oanmari
bar gorre / MbelspGIbets Sio ino,
l~enunet / Ssnsberes Gen, iom itot
nnoer Detailing al Ssnsberabus
S91tnines Sommanbant. Seo @ne
polOsmagtens SnbfereIie / 1860 bier
8orre lagt oirefte unoer Gronen ion
en- Del al SenSberes Imt; men ollie
reoe Is Iar ienere opretteoes a
bette Imt ct 9repifab for ariitia,
ben 5tes bersmte Winiiter Bebel
@rifienielot. Oa benre 3 gar fener,
falbt | llnaabe % bleb ipGrret inc,
paa Wdintbolmen uberfor Sronb
biem, eif bans @repifab oper til Ror
ges Statbolber Thrift Sreorif 8pl
beuIepe, iom oeiaa eieoe 2aurpia.
8repl Tab. 8%plbenlspe ioIete 16S;
!, Ssnsbera @repifab til 2%sitrant, Sri
berre 8uitao @ilbelm al @eoel, 0,
III fit oct Haptet Sarlsberg 8rer
. fab. I'll bette @renifab bsrte oeiaI
Borre, % bets airfer bleo 8reoen
@ienbom.
gfterbpert fisbte 8eboerne | 9or
re Sorbeienoomine Der, men De fIeit
, bar enbmI giaiftspliet til gieren q
Sarlsberg Sonebeaarb, Tom Iaabit
iee peo enbur, cier gorre Strife, men
Npfirfe / Oct atterSe Iarbunbreo
bleo affiebt @rep 8eoel al enbe
E W9nb inben Weniebebeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
NDg9en iaar.
ittp % berfenbc.

w Oh ltip os Saar busg Murssn2 Sraser
Oh Dig S~leunen Oo9eu mso en- psbbolbeubs
neseuee Rpsperf : aiteuen finbsubs big belt
ao'lsrtY Waaite bet itplbss Sius gfprer.
Syaoelbso, gGnsielier, tuns Dict os Maus
SsI paa Spile, alt Tan ipRtts 9tprsrus. Din
eqa llaar tell, BIZ fslsr nebtrpft % libsr at
SSooeopine, SpimmeIbeb o. ureselmGSiis
?tpTeplrfnins. Bent life til bet saar ira
tsmt til pGrre. Srus Span's Sionep Stills.
Tabp? s" "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

gntal DsbsfaIb ifpIbes ppientlia en-
8rl,ppe Tiere, be ioafolSte Nenne.
ifepbere.
WGn oeler eierne Sigrene | Ben.
aalen | tire 8rllpper, aIt efter ben
Sepepis De bo~oebiaeeIig fsrer: 8iIbt.
or9beren iom boIber til | Gtlbrtsiet
oa ernPrer iig peo iorifieIie SIaas
Tilot, abPgrsoerer iom taser Sp.
bolo / H9rbeoer al 9anosbperne oa
efterltrPber DC Subsidies 9opg og
eroelie Nenueifepoeren. Oenne fio.
ite er gierne en- tiblisere ap4greper,
iom rnber fin 8irfiombeo iom iaa.
oan bar miitet lin Sfpbeb for Wert-
nel fet 90 furbet, at bette I 8rrnbe1,
er ct ligeiaa let gptte for oen ion,
Iilbt og &o9g. Wenneife9berne ffal
iom Hegel bore 9lbre Spr, hoiS Tsr.
ltgbeo er nebiat, men Tom beoer Der.
paa oeo fin itsrre grfaring. Saaten
paa Dem ifal berfor bore nanIfeIigerv
ertb paa @ilonistigrene.
Sarlie fra tibligere Sio til ben,
iulob S%llitninsen al forrise Qarburl,
breoe fo~religaer ser 9eretnina on
enfelte iaabamte menneifeebenot
Sigre, iom aiorbe en- @gn uiiffer
lrngere Sib, og buis Dire bleo tel
let I burbrebebis, fsr oct lpttebes n
faa benz oflipet. 8 bore Sage faol
en- 1ig Wenneifepber life Sripe fir
@irtiombcb lpnae, for oen blir br9bt
Ger bar / SnSien / Sen ienere Eil
bGoet fla Rsiter I'll Sorinar FOR Il
gerer, ibet Der frembGpeS ben 0nttl
BEN gisr oeb at boIbe / Iee forifieI
Iige itsrre IiIStdrter, iom poIber itol
Sfabe, raar Dc tormer ino poo orr
fet Serb. Sdolpnee Dem officienJ
Statiitif piier, OF Der oarligoarS ial
Ser omfring tilien WerneifeIip boz
9igerenS 8appe, pil bel bisie gfsItc
life BIZ hsrt, ON DC END fan bibrae
til er retfGrbiaere 9ebsnmelie O
Ben "hlobtsritiee" Siaers Stole / go
turers SusboIbnine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
WenneTct % DC
biIoe 9Dr | Snoicn,

S cit nplie uofommet Statiitif eis.
res Der reoe for De 0sbsfaIh inben
|Snoicns gefolfnina, Tom er bepirtct
al giftiee os piloe Opr / aaret 1919.
Oct er | bet belle 22,910 Menneifer,
iom bar f,i,bet fin $40 paa oenne
Wanbe. Gen operpeienbe Del beraf,
|20,273 er blct Ore for SIangebio.
Oette er roget minore emo / oct fore.
gaaenoe gar (191S) oa IntaIlet Dor
%, 800; meh llnotagelie al Iaret
1917 bar ser iiben 1915 ppret en-
iepn @eoaana / Ososialbene foraar.
iaeet al Changer. If "pilbe Chr"
forsprig er Der | 1919 blet brpbt g..
637 Wenneffer. Sigeren fommer
Tom Ell goo geo. 1 meb 1852 Ore.
9e sprige Gsosfalb IfploeS ~peientIia
ielgenbe Spr: 2eoparoer 469, lllpe
294, Gilbipin POI, arofobiIer 1876,
9isrne lis, Gleianter 60 % SpGner
33 %(pGiertlig Born.
Eli SanmnenIieniug er oct al Sn.
teresie at betraete Den Statiitif, Tom
piier, bpao Menneifet / set iamme
Sibsrllm bar neblagt af De openfor
nGpnte Chr, boorai oe fleite efter.
itrpbcs iom TrGmiepGrbiae. III
| SIanacr En- ser blet aflipet 5S,416
Stpffer, al bilbe 9pr ibetbele 49,.
094, bporaf 1918 5iere, 5432 SEQ.
puroer, 24S5 gisrne % 1911 lllue.
@eb Sammenlignirg melem De to
StatiItifer irenaaor oct, at ser er
blet ncoIogt forbolbspis minoit al DC
0pr, iom en- forIieit for Wenneifct,
Oct or nof ct tort grttal Changer,
iom or blet brPbt, men oct er DOG fiin
Is Changer for bpert Wenneifelio,
bisie bor frebet. s enbmi hsiere
8rao giplber set for Siaerens BED.
fomnenoe, at Den bar formaaet at
brinae Balance / He~gnifabct meo
Ienneifet. Set er her n0iter Stp
for 2ip.
TorboIoet meIem 9sSsfalb bepir.
fet al 3igre og gntal brpbte St9re
or Tom 1 : 1.3. meb ANDRE Orb for
bper 8 Menneifelib, Tigeren bar to-
oct, bar 4 Sigre ntaattet bsbe nteo
Qipe. 5igerens Seriinger finder
iprlia Steb / 8enaalen, / Siitrifter-
ne Orisia % 9ebor, iom meb fine
80 MiG. Snobpgaere bsrer iii De tGt-
teit befolfebe Sele al Ssnbien. Naar
ser falbcr ian mango Ore FOR 9ige.
rens Gtrtiombeo, er bette life iaa at
iorItaa, of Siqeren / lin Mminoelia-
beo efteritrpber Renneifet; bet heie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

nplie faaet apprpberet ct 9aan paa
100000 aroner / bet 2iemeS. Sale
Sogns Glettrieitetspert bill ubpioe Tin
Sterilization fra 500 Ri 1000 Seites
fr9fter, bpis Spsr9smaaIet araftIeie fro
Ssgan9en nia 8auIar Sammenilitnin,
gen tan blioe prSret. Rauitbal foyer
apncesiicn pda llbnibeIie af tit 2ebninsss
net fra 5~opefosien otoper 9aIfsret pe
nooner lan9s 6sroefiorben. Nauitbal
bar ogiaa fiebt GUS for SpretteIie al e
Sattigbiem for 8nebsn.
5 hire Ssnbfiorb sr gIettrieitetsiaser
= Der blir M initaucret &raft for Ial.
fotanlG9set, Der foreIsbis Ieier lin Srai
fra gremanger'eIifabet - % Srbning a
SiferforboIbene / hisie p~reirre 5iSe,
Srrnbpunttet / Soils Sntercsie.
S Sialer er 9eliraen af Scrrehet {
SoImebaI, SiaIer oe 9ubbalen SerrcSer)
bet brRroeuoe S~perssmndI.
Sorbinbtlisit 9iIien til &coattiou Of
2Giere.
s. u. SoIheim.
Solbeim 2ben Suli 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Sorcseoe fine
~ueentliee 5noteeter.
Gn Wanb | ct. Gonis arbeiber fnlo
Sib bper Dag iiben han bespubt.
at tase Sanlae. - aaturrb opbprt.

Seq begpnote of tage SanIac for
cmtrent atten Waaneber ftben, og |
2sbet al ire Woaneoer fra oen Gio
par leg belt befriet for aatarrb, iom
ies baobe liot Of / martge Iar. og
Sanlac foar al arebtt for ben for.
trtnlige Selbreo ieg MI npber," bar
ben Grfl9rine gioet al Sobn S.
Spatife, nelfienbt Wefanifer, leDenbe
/ 4116 Grano ane.. Ct. Soiiis. Ro.
IS ire aar tror ieg neppe Der bar
nogen Sib, Do leg life leb al en- Hem
Sorfislelie bepirfet peo aatarrb. Oct
meite al oerne Sib bopoe ieg SooeO.
pine, funbe pau'feli9 ipiic noget,
meoens min Nape par iaa foritprret,
at belle nit Spitem oar iIemt neb.
britbt. Seq bar neross, lit albrig ell
goo Seats Sspn, og oite fslte reg mig
iaa tr9t, nebbrubt % ioag, at ieg
life funoe orbeioe.
"Wsen ibas er leg en- friIf Wanb
% fan arbeioe bper Dag. Seq tog
Sunlac inbtil ieg Dor f1tlbitenbtg be-
fret for ole mine Srber, BET gar
mig en- fortrinlig Ipoetit % guo mig
Den beoite Selbreo paa erboer Ranbe.
Set er Den isrite os encite Rebictl,
iom bar eioet mig permanent Stn-
bring, og bet er mig en- 8lGoe at
anbcfole ben til enboer libenbe al
&otarrb 90 en- aIn1tnbelis neobrubt
Selbreo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
|polttif.

h. Wasi., 1neboe.
! of 8olitics" er
Billions College
INN og en- Sfole
Frnationale 9ru.
BIT, Chief Suffice
Ssieiteret, prGii.
F,nsoet.
noe Statsm9nb,
SIpCe, UQr IllE
er at Safultetet.
g Stubenter bar
at Safultetsm,eb
|amerifanffe Col.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
@limrcnbe Reinltater.


Seaien | Camp 5unitou, aans., fri.
Der: seq bar bapt glimrenbe Ne.
iultater meb Or. Beters aurifo. Seq
bar plaeet meb 8plber, men ieg er MI
fri for Dem. Seq bar ogiaa plaact
meb Spitso eiter WaaItioerne, men
bette Miboel bragte mart min Wape
| Ell normal SiIitanb." I'll at beiri
Spitemet for siitiae Stoffer og irem.
me S%orbsielien al nGrenbe geitano.
belle, fan Inlet i~ammenlianes meS Oct
te g%ammelbaaie llrtemiobcl. Set for.
handles life al Mpotefere. ssor NOR.
mere llnoerretnins tilifrip Or. Ycter
Sabrnep & Cons Go, 2501 @aib-
ingtou glpb,, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
stommeu % sebset. On sppoI;h,,

Stammen % sGb,et. en- gppolitifer
bapoe en- uoeet pibtIsftis Ssn. iom polDfe
bam baaoe l1osift os Srpoeri. Deb en-
iaaSan anIebnins iaebe Fan iii Ssnnen:
"Se paa mig; iee bespnbte iom GaIss
inipeftsr, % mn bar ie9 arbeihet mig
frem til alderman. 60 bpdb cr min
2en? So ben. at naar ieg bsr, er min
Ssn Speus itsrite aieltring."
so, 6ar," iaebe Sennen, "naar on
bsr, men life isr."
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Ser CT ct 1iIteIee I 1eeorab.

I'm, panmersneis. Susb. %. mat.r Ct, fiatr:
JnTcn."t gprer bar forffprreot % min Rpa par fin o.
sIn, aet nar iaa iIsmt at lea oanHeIis innbe taaIs
r Saa pnitrine. 2oau's Qibnen pins f~iern.oe boa
SOL > os ise. bar fibsn iift hapt noest autaIb beraf'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

MITE Stprere of
rrte at Ifrifo.
mango Sropper
e for at fue Sp.
NOT gaat qaIt
Sc inbfsote
Spagierne ppS
Feer peO Raoor
900 Sanger, "a
|lep ben ipanife
rinset os rnoat.
biaiee til at Ie,
lie Sanger, rnel,
! fl9ffelie 2sic.
b biit paa "guii.
De leoes al en-
I'M bar faat fin
en- og Srunfrig
Fropeiife Spro9
Sg MI freezer
P~tgaaenbe Demo.
fit 5oH.
69r.
g, at Der / fran.
III iDrigt brsftes
ben frantic ar.
trpebe" Sropyer
er. Den frantic
beioer paa en-
Dipiiion ifaI BE-.
t %"farpet" Iegi.
B. Set, iom bar
ne Glan er 6en
iom aolonitrop.
9 unber arieen.
,per og 545,00O
folonierne ito6 /
er arigen, altiaa
@f &ombatton.
re enb 90 gro.
gmarfen, bbilfet
ipare. Ger bar
ugier og Eunis,
, fra Geitafrifa,
fra Wabagasfar
1 fra De frantic
216 gatalioner
Flan fuIoe 800.
giere Sieneite
Ereostib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

So Sfpmngereutter. San eu ii8e mig
9iebeoen meIem en- SfontGa sr1ncitcr 90
8Icfteu paa grescn?" "Reil" -
30, be iIudr bper Sdlptirc!"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-13
A Pacifist Prophet of War.

Before the great war Norman An
CELL was known as the greatest pa
cifst" he had written the best OF ali
anti-war books, to which he gave the
title The Great Illusion.
The main contention in The Great
Illusion was that wars are unpro6t-
able even to the winner. Now Angel
is out with another book called The
Fruits of Victory, in which he shows
that the prophecies in his former
book were true to hair.
In his new book he attempts to
prove that the victors of the recent
world war won nothing except the
name of victory. Everything has
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-13
Yes. We Have HeSitated
Somewhat.

Have YOU hesitatej to buy Wells
Outline Of History asked an IN
terested publisher pointedly.
Well, yes, to tell the honest truth
We HAVE hesitated You see, We
know something about this H, 9
Wells. For instance, We know that
for ten years he has been trying to
stir VI a civil war among friends an1
neighbors-claSS war, with all its
horrors Of bitterness, bloodshed and
brutiSm. We know that year age
and two years ago, he was Wanting
Bolshevsm to the skies and begging
the world to throw aside all law, all
honesty and all civilization in favor
of a system that has now been SO
thoroughly discredited in practice
that the poorest intellect realizes its
miserable failure.
And so. when Wells dashes off q
history of the world back to the
remotest times, in few weeks he
had to spare from travelling in Russia
we rather decided We didn't have
the time to spend on this book We
felt for one thing, that We preferred
study, patience and scholarship in the
hisorties we read-such exhaustive
study and patience, for instance, as
is shown by DR.. James Rhodes, oi
Cambridge, who has been writing
history of the American people fol
IS years and is not through yet.
Then, for another thing, we fee
that the truth is not in Wells nor il
his works.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-13

Also it is being said that there are
plenty of other profitable ways Of
spending 100000 that might ben
eft the state still more, 1t is a queS-
tion that voters may well be thinking
over between now and next spring.
We all had plenty of enthusiasm for
the fair at first, but when we are
asked if we have S3,000,000 worth of
enthusiasm We stop to think it over,
-HermiSton Herald.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-13

kabin. Jake plaid Simon Legree s
Marks the lawyer & Miss Ofelya,
TED plaid Topsy s Little Eva & Lizy
on the ice burgs & | had the hardest
part which was Unkel Tom 4 Geo
Harris s three blud hounS. , pins
admiShun. We had a good cal Of fun,
SuniIl-over herd ? wimen scan
daIEng "a. | of them Sed-I wunder
how he keeps his wife. & the other
/ Sed He keeps her geSSing.
MoGi,p-Slim had a berth day &
his ant sent him new out fit Of
close. He wore them to Skool &
there was nothing which fit him Y
oept the shew strings. he cernly was
a site.
TueSd9-whsn got home this
evening ma was full of xcitement.
she had little garter Snaik treei in
the corner s was waveing a big close
prop at it. il was Skared to & hist a
cupple Kisses at her & she tainted
pritU near. | slue il with a club.
WeiHeSday-they was a partie at
are house which was gave by mars
pa, plaid a innosent trick BY put
ting salt in the sugar bole & lady
put it on her cherrys & wen she ct
the lst bite she made a awful face &
run out the dore. pa got skared she
had swallered her false teath. |
think am under Suspection.
Thu1Sday-carried a suite case to
the depo for a girl with red hare s
blew eyes & white dog which give
me a dime.