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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
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Seem Sort, 19. Mpril. Gilbert s.
@arD, 8oriiber Der nniteb States
|5teeI Corporation, erHdrte an Mon-
tag in geelp Sort IN Der Ss5abresDer=
lantlung Ser MMiondre, er befartuors
te v8a1bli5itat, Megulierung 90 per-
1tin,ftige @ontroue Der @efdd apeit
|6ardhar bie Regi giiernng nIs utoal 50.
lung 6es slrbeifer llniotsproble
|ober uIg @egennlitteI gegen oiefe. .
Noriiher @arD erfI11rte tuetter, er
balte l,idts bon o5idliisn,ls nod
MeaierllngsI eitung ODER <getrieb, li1.b
iHIua Dor, 6bdB niibber iib Sen Bnrteie11 lie.
benbe @omntiifiote1r ODER Demrte+
ments in 5treitfroge1 5ipiiben Saaois
tai un6 Mrbeit gnth heiou1gen abge<
ben foafen, Ole ben bobiten @eridts=
hofen sur MeDifion unterbreifet tuer
|oen f0nnfen. onitdnoige Srganafa fa=
tion oer sSsnoultri rienrbeiter 1piiroe feIz
|ner Mniidt nad 8eginn beg iltollltI1a.
len gerfans beoeuten; Die atnrlgt1e
eggiterenttpid dfung Der @eluerf daFta't
|1tiiBte fdlieblid our Dollitano5geInl g
Der 6ubriten, Der 9erafs
"a .s.aA Sos. g eisru1t1 sta
I Sic Mrbeiter 5ur 6olge babe11
Ser Steiner gnb 5n, oaB Die liatios
men iii Ger rgnnge11beit beredfffigt
geipeien iein 1lIoge1t neil Die arbeifer
Inngerebt beBanbelt n11noen, bod lett
lei nod Mnfidt Der groBen Wsebrfed
I1lidt uaein fit glrbeitgeber, fo110erat
Iau1 fit Mrbeifer feinei 9eotpenoise
ffeit fir bie Linton ntebi .
Sci oiefer @elegenbeit fiin0igt BorD
|nu oab Die gealnten ieiner &orpora-
tion 9Ibidoffung bes 3n0lf fitnnoen-
taqs befniiraporteter1;; ct boffe alifrih<
tig, baB iiid bieie Menoer1ing binuten
gan5 hlrsem ourd iibren nfien t'er-
oe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
8eeicrataee ieu Oie preii1
,crasa1t brift9cft.

I@aIbington, 19. Mpril. Die Butt
|oeg sss1lonitrief onruifiio1t bat 8rd.
ffioent Saroing einert 8eridt l1rter-
Ibreitet, 1T apelhent oornuf aufn1erf.
liam geupaht miro, baB Die 8reiit
i'm &leinbanoeI i1nnter nod 81 bod
ieie11 lno baB Die Megier11ta energi,
| ide @hritte t1111 a1riiiie, nm mieoet
11orulale 9erbdltattiififiea 5erbei6nfi fiibrea1,
[|Die @onlnliiiion Wagt bor, .6aB Die
|Neeierung fid banptf fdblib beu1iibe,
Ole 8reife fir 2ebensbe6 e6iirfnilie tpie
||@oNen nnb 8obn,lt1gsm berlt11.
teraaloriiden. Grit 1penn &oble1 bini,
ger gespor6en 11t1b bie Mieten berllr1.
tergegangen fi1,6, b1n1e1t nod Anii6t
Der &onnniifion allh ionit ipieoer
nor1lale @erbdltnilie eintreten.
11msebnns bes gbern,an-@ @eietes.
She sy1poalltrie &on1niiIion er-
Fiudh nm Mnrab1ne bon @eiese,1, Do.
NIT iie lire 111teriuda1ng bon Brei-
len uno 11ngeiekIiden &artellen griil1o
|1iher geltaIten tonne, lno be1tet an,
bob oie rgerbduoe fit offene 8reiie0
Berf5euge ieie11, jim 6as Sbern1dn=
'ide Mntitruitgefee a1 ur1gebett. Die-
ie Gerbd11oe, 10 iagt 6ie &onrn1iiiion
in ibrenl 8eriat, berfolgen ben 8tpees ned,
-etthettlthe @tffenanfdtaas MetbDz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

II ftrs
saib M ibtngto1l, F! ! 19. aprp Der re-
ptItan1lde Mbgeor ronete grltfe1t bon
sSlMots, Der 9dopfer per 8ongreB-
lHeplnttutl gegei1 ois p5dpar6e
|Essdnlnsf 8 bate an sogn11tng N sa- g
|1Ntlgto11 e11te geip i ed1ltIlg NIT Sra'1f-
|reld1s MlBeror 0e1lfll c1e1 glbgelnnofe1l,
|oeiN o r,seleIl Ve1aalI s s,ls
p'al 9Ielen ~ .sa11e .aa1! s3 3es
|snsll oafar por; oa 9. aelo llI.e R'e'
|p9lsdIAng oer seE: s.1an1e s. legr a,. s
8 gegnllen ear1ppr 'eks soa B, ln1n.e1 ao.
Iapp'9e I9 5ssan5olen M 'elas by.
pael s a.A gflH gepu'Is.sIp :. y: A11e
sa1e'1 !g!A .n geaslgen ~ lp.al,I y.
e,oun 9 6n nosIotass.. y aes. ]. pEb laAaIs,I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
!Rediei.,f11ds frffis.

Berlin, Is. Mprh. gine Negie=
rl1ngsH sHfrifis orobt III Delltih hlnno nlts-
!aubreden Batter 5in1ons, Der
|MsOainiifer BEG MeuBerer, periuht oie
3atftinllt1ung Der Gegiernrg 81 ben
|l1elel1 haoenerfob gorfd fdldee1l
|Dentf fbIanbg an. bic glniierte11 al err
|Ionge11. Dieie gorih hll1dge tperoen piel
fad a1s 81 ipeifge ebe11o betradtet Ser
|prenBiide Miniiter oes S ssShnerlt r,
|ggirt erfll1arte, 0aB Dentib blanb bic
|fe ngu1gen mid III rfFiiiIlell f1Sulle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
p 3Gk s3ss.:4 3.5at .5#.3.
Die bitfere uef III Jrlat,D.

Relp gprf, 19. Mprn Ser a,,1e-
|riifaniide SiIfs 9lusfduB fir ST.
mno per0ffentlihte an1 samitag in
||9fetp Sort oen @eriht elmer Aborb-
111a1.a Der Nndfer, ole iiiGd on 9rt 11no
|ghle dber bic Sage ii sssrtuno ,i11-
terris9 af. gdndS oie{eu Beribt be-
a,tft iiH Ser gsnfh haoe,, Der ii,
aoaffeeSxeiaes ssnbres bon Sen britt
k|ien 5r,ippe,,, be5tp. Der 1oIiBei an
(gerid,ttet uonoen 1T ouf ru11o SIG, 600
COO auksrooeil1 spirb feifgefeat bbab
aasudbern6 %, 900 5anliliel1, ober
rn1o Loo, 900 Wednner, 6rauen ltnb
@iuoer IN bitterer Not uno ouf TO-
fortge; %iafe aus 9nterifn nngetpie.
/ fen ii11a gieie bun6erttaltien6 8erio-
mem 1i1.sy apie g. 8. MegoD, Der 2ei-
ter Jener 81 Nboronn1g, berborbebt, aus
fhlMBs4ih 2eute, bie 5eitIebens il,
sRa1be ur1b 0rieben ibrer 8eibdfti-
1larg 1rndeegnngen fi1ro u,to lib ie-
Ser SeiiInnblne an be1puffnetem 8Dr-
geben entbnlte1l bnben. Sic in ben,
|geridu angegebene11 51pnr5ig Miaio=
men Dollars 5udi dn0en itinn1en I'M
|grfuaW nit Sen bon iriiben gepubli-
Tunern gen1ndter1 3uiammeniteIl eIlun--
gen iberein: nr1o Bic 3nH iif nod nm
ettpo oHt Uainionen Collars l1iebri-
| ger nIs bie Mngnben eines gsertreterg
|oer brifiiiben @rone a1lf @rrno oes
ulntlid)en Materiols, oas oieient 511r
gerfiig,1ng ften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Der streit IN, asDl Dtaa.ien.

8oi1ington, 90. MprtL Die
Brnnoprir5ipi 6oie bon oer sstegiez
rllng @arbings tn Der &ontroperle
init ben MHiierten ilber Die ssS1lfel gap
aufgefteHt Ipliroe1l aperben AUDI BET
oen1 Dispnt NIT @roBbritnnnien iiber
Die SelfeIber bon Meiopo potan1ien our
9l1apenbl1ng gelangen. Duran tpiro
a,lb oie gatiade 1,ibts d11oern, Bob
OteIopptantie11 bon Der Siiirfei abge=
streten tp1trbe, elmer Wfudt, NIT Der
Die @ereinigtet1 5tante,1 1ienals i'm
&riege logen. ss
@ie aus abiolut auberlaiiiger
laneae in grfnbrutg gebradN 1patroe,
felt iih Die Hegierung nltf ben
.5ta16puntt, oab obne ben sieg Der
Mliierten iber oie Central lmadte
feine Nennoate sur gertet-
Eldllla Dor bnnben gepefel1 lpdrer. Ser
@inipn,so bnb glmerifa feline sssnterei-
Ven u Daefopofnniiet1 ba6e. neil es
nidft int Seriege nit oer 8ar< ii
|fei Tag, treffe baBer l1idh an
@S tnir6 betont, baB lauge beDDr
E|lsess aannbot niiber gsse otasnien gng.
|tdlin din ,geiprodet nalrb Ole anterifu.
|niFe Hegieru11g fnrlnen erfIdsfe .DuB
Bic gereinigte11 5tndfes feines Hsrtei-
1mflq tiiiirfiiIidpn @ebietes 6l1Ioen mir.
|6en, oie olnerifnnii de Biirger 11nb
aorp prafio1ten IN cine |tpeniger giin=
1fige Steunng bringen tpiir6e als Die
EunDe gentipne1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
2ahl Ser sturmnpfer faif 1 co

slItteIllp ei1t1. Is u 9,rll "a 'eei.
gduoe11, apelhen Der 5fur1n 5nnt sSreis
tag llno sanlitag in feds fiIolihen
5tonte1l nugerid)tet bat, betragt nabe
5u TOO cote, 8unoerte gerleste 1110
33eritor1lng bon 5tDan5ia ooer n1ebr
ginaees nrb sSarnl1lieo niillngen.
@en1piteoo gon,1tn Mrfnnlas. Mrih=
fet q Cote Miner gonrtD Il Hope
goul1tl, 8 a11b Den ll11o Bite goilntD
ie aenos beridtete 9 Cote AIa-
banla g nllo Naiiiiifippi 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Non1, Is. spriI. 8onr gotifar
aus mgroe anr Montag in Hon, for.
nren in sbreoe geItellt, oaB Der 8apit.
lide Sfubl Sic 9errnittuna aspiibeu
beun Dea,tiden Reibe l,ro Sen Ser,
Staaten atpeds ueberntittfung eines
neuen gldfhaoisu1tgs Do-i9lags
Der De,,tiden nbernomt,e1 bate, tpie
in Hreiie-Nadrih.en bebauptet tpors
5en ipar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Nboi1lliert off ben 9soroi oiferll
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28

placed so as to illuminate and make
learly visible the rear number
plate, and at the same time display
towards the rear, red light, which
lights shall be lighted from one half
hour after. sunset to one half hour
before sunrise, il trailer is attach
od,said rear light shall be placed
thereon. All other vehicles Oper-
.ted upon State Highway Shall
clearly display, during said hours,
one or more red or white lamps so
that the same shall be visible from
all directions.
C. No vehicle shall be stopped or
permitted to stand on the travelled
portion of any State Highway for
the purpose OF making repairs, ex.
ccpt such repairs as 1t may be ne
cessary to make in order to remove
it therefrom; and no vehicle shall
be stopped, permitted to stand, or
be parked thereon for camping or
any other purpose.
d. On highways which are insuf'
ficient in width to permit vehicles
to pass at places other than turn.
outs, vehicles shall be stopped only
at such turn-outs.
s. VEHICLES FORBIDDEN ON
STATE HIGHWAYS.
a. No vehicle exception q vehicle
with full pneumatic tires, shall
bear a load exceeding 800 pounds
for each inch In width of the trac'
tIon surface OF each wheel shall be
propelled along or on any state
Highway.
b. No vehicle bearing a load ex.
ceeding 20 tons on four wheels shall
be propelled on any part of State
Highway, and especially over cnl
vert or bridge thereof, except by
written permission of the State
Highway Commissioner, or under his
direct supervision. o.
c. No vehicle having lugs. spikes
or projections upo many wheel shall
be propelled along Gny part OF a
surfaced State Highway.
d. No vehicle shall be propelled a.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
Returned With Man.

Sheriff Lee Richardson returned
home Sunday from Los Angeles,
California. accompanied by George
Steil, who was brought to this
county charged with fraud and en-.
bezzlement. Steil will be given Il
hearing in a few days. He is the
man whi came to this city about
Christmas time and posed as rep
resentative OF an auto company.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
as he or they may prescribe.
LIGHTS.

All vehicles operated upon a
State Highway using flare or search
lights. shall also be equipped with
dinners. The flare or search
lights shall be turned off upon the
approach of other vehicles and shall
not be turned On until approach.
ing vehicle is passed
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
4. USE OF VEHICLES ON STATE
HIGHWAYS.

q. No person shall operate We
hicle upon any State Highway
while in any degree under the influ.
ence OF any alcoholic drink or any
narcotic or exhllirating drug.
b. Every automobile and motor
truck operated upon State High
way shall carry at least two light.
ed lamps, one Of which shall be
placed on and be clearly visible
from the front OF said automobile
and the other of which shall be
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28

long any part of State Highway in
prairie district II the body or load
thereof measures more than twelve
il2i feet in width at any point. In
mountain districts the said width
hall not exceed nine t9l feet ut any
point.
e. No vehicle which is construct
l or loaded so as to obscure the
drivers view of the rear, or which
il constructed or loaded so that the
body or load projects more than
twelve Q2l inches beyond the ex-
treme left OF the drivers seat shall
be propelled along State Highway
unless the said vehicle Is equipped
with mirror so that the driver
may obtain thereby clear view to
the rear
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28

He was successful in selling few
cars On contract. accepting a pay.
ment down and cashed the checkc,
then failed to deliver any cars. He
also left the city owing a big hotel
bill.--GGrden City Telegram.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
6. PLACING INSTRUCTIONS etc.
ON STATE HIGHWAYS

ON STATE HIGHWAYS.
No person shall place or leave on
any State Highway any stone, wood
timber, iron, rock, log or any sub.
stance of any nature, Of size suffi.
cient to interfere by any possibu-
ity and in any degree with the safe,
uninterrupted or smooth progress
Of any vehicle thereon, nor place,
scatter, drop or leave on any State
Highway any tack, nail, glass, wire
or any substance that may be, or be
capable of becoming pointed, sharp
edged, or cutting or injurious In any
degree to pneumatic tires. No per
son shall permit any such act to be
done which 1t Is in his power to pre-
vent.
Z. CONSTRUCTION DITCHES, etc.
ACROSS STATE HIGHWAY.
No person shall excavate a ditch
or other aqueduct, or construct any
flume, or pipe line, or any steam,
electric or other railway across any
State Highway except with the eN.
press written consent or Dermiss-
ion of the Board OF County Com
missloners OF the County, approved
in writing by the State Highway
Commissioners, and upon such terms
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28

1t Is denied that people don't get
any returns on these fake stocks, as
usually they get Un assessment.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Governing the USE BY the Public
Of Colorado State Highways.

Issued under authority of Session
Laws Of 1877, page 256, Sec. S Article
IL
The Holly chieftain., 1921-04-28

Laws Of 1877, page 256, Sec. S Article
IL
!. DEFINITIONS.
O. The term State Highway" as
used in these rules and regulations
includes only such roads and thoro-
fares in the State of Colorado as
shall have been designated and nc.
cepted as such by the State High
way Commission. together with the
bridges, culyerts and embankments
theron, and the entire right of way
thereof.
b. The term vehicle" as used in
these rules and regulations includ.
es bicycles, motorcycles, tricyclea
automobiles, auto trucks, trailers
and any motor driven vehicle, Cll
horse drawn vehicles and all push
carts and other hand-prOpelled We
hicles.
2. SPEED LIMITS.
No vehicles shall be propelled a.
long any state highway at speed
exceeding thirty-f1ve (25) miles per
hour: said maximum sDeed shall bn
reduced to twenty 10, miles per
hour on all mountrin roads; to
eighteen uS) miles per hour on all
curves: to fifteen miles per hour
In case of vehicles weighing more
than 6c00 and less than 10000
pounds including their load and to
ten MOI milfs per hour in the ease
OF vehicles weighing more than
10000 pounds including their load.
end in the caen of any vehicle trav
Cling up or down anv mountain |
highway having a grade of 10 ne
cant Or more said maximum sneed |
shall be redncnd to ten 1T miles
per hour and descending vehicles
shall travel In low gear.
8. RULES OF THE ROAD
a. All vehicles shall be propelled
along all State HIGHWAYS in care-t
ful and nroner manner. a1d with |
due regard for the safety and con-
venience of pedestrians and other
vehicles thereon.
h. Vehicles shall travel upon the |
right side of State Highways unless
the rOei ahead on the left side Is
clear and unobstrllcted for at least
100 yards Slowly moving vehicles
shall keen as far to the right as
possible, leaving more swiftly NOV
ing vehicles to the left.
G. Vehicles proceeding In oppos-
ite directions shall prss each other
to the right. each giving the other
one-half OF the road as nearly as \
possible.
d. Vehicles overtaking other We
hicles proceeding in the same direc-
tion shall pass to the left thereof
end shall not again drive to the
right until reasonably clear of the
overtaken vehicle. It shall be the
duty OF the driver or operator Of a
motor vehicle about to overtake an
other to give suitable signal aud
ible to the driver or operator OF
the vehicle to be passed. 1t shall
be the duty Of the driver or opera
tor OF an overtaken vehicle to give
way to the right, upon the signal
being given by the vehicle overtak.
ing him. II the same is motor We.
hicle, or upon learning in any way
of its approach from the REAR, II the
over-taking vehicle be other than
motor vehicle.
c. As between two vehicles. ono
OF which Is about to pass a third
vehicle from the rear, and the other
OF which is about to pass said third
vehicle from the opposite direction,
the vehicle passing from the oppo-
site direction shall have the right Of
way.
(. As between vehicles meeting on
mountain highways having q grade
of 10 per cent or more, ascending We.
hicles shall have he right OF way
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
Hastings Seeds
1921 Catalog Free

It's ready now. 116. handsomely il
Illustrated pages of worthwhile seed
and garden news. This new catalog
we believe, is the most valuable seed
book ever published. 1t contains
twenty full pages of the most popular
vegetables and flowers in their natu.
raj colors, the finest work of it's kind
ever attempted.
With our Photographic illustrations
and color pictures also from photo
graphs, we show you just what you
grow with Hastings Seeds even be-
fore you order the seeds. This cata.
log makes garden and flower bed
planning easy and 1t should be in ev.
cry single Southern home Write us
postcard for it, giving your name
and address. 1t will come to YOU
by return mail and you win be mighty
glad you've got it.
Hastings Seeds are the Standard
OF the South and they have the Iarg.
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back OF them. They've got to be the
best. Write now for the 1921 cata,
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d. G. HASTINGS CO., sEEbsMEN. |
ATLANTA, GA.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
india to Conserve Timber.

The timber of India will be operat-
ed upon a gigantic system Of conserva-
ton. None but the large timber will
be cut at any time, and the methods
of logging that will be selected will in
sure the least damage to the smaller
trees. This is possible in that coun-
try, as it has never been possible in
America, owing to the title to the tim
Der being vested in the state, so that
the operations can be conducted by
the state on one national system, which
will insure a perpetual source of rev.
enue from the forest wealth.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
BUILT IN STAGE COACH DAYS
shuII Tavern, In Ohio, Is Relic That
Surely Should Be Well Worth
Preserving.

On the old state road between Pitts
burgh and Mansfield, o., stands the
old Shull tavern a relic of the stage
coach days. The early ancestors Of
the present Shull family came origin
ally from the Black forest In Ger
many. In 1852, because Of the wars
which agitated Europe at that time,
they emigrated to America. From
this family came Henry Shull. who
moved to Ohio In 1905, and took a
section of land on the old state road,
where he built the old two-Story build.
Ing which is still known as the. Shull
tavern. The old home is still In ex-
cellent condition. NJ :a5l
Henry Shull built his own sawmiIl
TO cut the logs for the building, and
burned the brick he used. The house
contains large rooms, and has a large
veranda above and below, which ex-.
tends the entire length OF the house.
One OF the most striking features
Of the house proper is the front door.
This door Is built Of a solid piece Of
oak, and the outsiders paneled in the
old colonial fashion. The side win
dOws are also quaint, and the latch.
with heavy lock on the inside. saOR
a style aelAem seen now.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
TAKE STOCK
OF YOUR
HEALTH NOW
Winter Brings Many Ills to Pale
OverwOrked People
TAKE PEPTO-MANGAN
FOrtify Your System Good
Blood Will Give You New
Strength to Keep Well

If you feel the least bit run
down, not necessarily sick, but
tired and blue and sort of down
and out, it shows plainly that
your power of resistance is low.
1t is. dangerous to go around
that way. You don't want to do
it.
Make no mistake about it,
when you feel yourself slipping
into lazy habits, getting indif-
ferent to the things you natur.
ally .like-no energy, no vigor,
always tired lit is time to look
out. Ut may not mean that you
are sick or that you will be.
But there are diseases that
would have an easy time of it
with your system when your
blood has no lighting qualities.
You want to be we'll and keep
we'll and feel strong. If you
build up the quality of your
blood by taking Pepto- Mangan
You will be in trim to fight off
winter ills. Il has just the
right ingredients to build your
blood up with rich, red corpus
cles.
Pepto- Mangan gives your
blood the. qualities it needs to
pick you up and start you off
on a healthy basis. You will
notice the difference soon after
you start taking it. You will
have better color, better feeling
and more energy4
You can take it in liquid or
'ablet form as YOU prefer. Both
rave the same ingredients. But
y sure you get the genuine
1ude's Pepto- Mangan. Ask for
t by that name 'Gude's Pep
O. Mngan,' and be sure the
'ull name is on the package.
Advertisement.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
a FELLow WIG FIoArs ALoNE.

The fellow who fights the fight alone.
With never word OF cheer
With never a friend his helm 10 lend
With never a cOmrade near
It's he has need OF a Btalwart hand
p, ana a heart not given 70 moan
he struggles for life, ana more than life,
The fellow who fights aIone
The fellow who lights the yorld alone,
With never a fathers smile.
With never a mothers kindly tone
His sorrowful hours 70 guile.
VINO joins the fray at the dawn of day
And battles till light Is flown.
long
The fellow. who. lights aIoneI
God bless the FELLOW who fights alone,
And arm his soul with strength
TIL safely out OF the battle route
lie conquering comes at length:
I'LL far and near intO every ear
The fame Of his fight is blown;
Ill friend and foe In the victor know
The fellow who fights aIonel
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
Why They ciooIed

The soloist was not adored by the
rest of the choir. In fact, his concelt
had made him occupy quite the oppo.
site position. So, the other Sunday
when he sang in his solo from the ora.
torio of Elijah" ut is enough" they
all looked their agreement.
But there was joy on their faces
when they noticed that the audience
was giggling over the next phrase,
"Oh, let me die" And when he worked
the two phrases together and beloved
forth. ut is enoush-oh, let me die"
they just had to laugh.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03

Judging by accounts in the public
prints. lightning Is attempting this
season to show as much freakishness
and variety as a British prime minis
ter. In western community a. few
days ago It shot its bolt through a
knot hole In veranda roof and tat
tooed few artistic designs upon the
shoulder Ola fair Young woman. In
another place II tore an old cracked
he'll from church tower and. when
the pOpuiaca rushed no through the
rain II foundc the breaks, in the bell
nicely welded. A.. dispatch from 4
Connecticut town reports that light.
ming there baked all the fruit on 4
heavily laden fapple tree ana never
ruined single specimen in the proc.
ess. Truly, lightning is an interesting
phenomenon Of nature and 1t should
command all the respect we have left
over from just tribute to imaginative
correspondents Toledo Blade
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-02-03
Trustees Sale

/ By virtue of the authority
vested in me by a certain Deed
.Eof Trust executed on the 10th
day Of May, 1919, by Frank Bill
[lups and wife, Bette BiIlups, to
secure an Indebtedness therein
mentioned to Amanda Thompson,
which said Indebtedness is due
and unpaid, and which Deed Of
Trust is recorded in the Chance
I-ry Clerks office in Houston,
Miss, in Book 1873, page SO of
the Record of Trust Deeds of
Chickasaw County, Miss, | will,
or Monday, the 7th day of Febru-
harry, sell to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
property, mentioned in the said
Deed of Trust, to wit:
Fractional part Of Lot %,
Block Is, Randolph Survey City
Of Okolona, Miss, more particu-
larly described as commencing
at s. W. corner said lot. running
north 81 feet thence east 100
feet thence south 81 feet thence
west 10O feet to point Of begin
ming, all.in said lot %, Block Is,
Randolph Survey, Okolona,
Miss.
Said sale is made at the re-
quest Of the holder thereof to
satisfy, said Indebtedness and
the cost Of executing-this trust.
The title to said property is
believed to be good, but | will
convey orly such title as is
vested in me as Trustee.
This, the 4th day Of January. \
1921.
W. P, Knox,
Trustee.