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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
st. Joleph.

6reitaq bieier @ode niro Ser bie.
|iige Boiten ber Nmeriean 2egion 5l1r
grinnerltng an ben Observation-Disclosures
|tag cine Seitliid6eit begeben Tit bie
Elm entiprebeu6es Brograrm enf-
tporfen tit 6eiien M1sfubrl1ng in Ell
Iner 3araoe nnb Mnipradyen beitebf.
Sic Nadmitbaagfhnnben perben gum
.gan3pergniigen biene1.
gaeah eirem ffuraen Beil1de bel bie,
|iigen gerpan0ten im Eobios 8ar6en
un0 @attin nah brem Seim IN Wein=
neapoIis 5uriidgefebrt.
Mnf Ser III &a1iag Gg5iitD Mo., Ibbaft=
lgefunberen National4Ronpentionm ar
Die bier b~eItebenbe Mmerican 2egior1
#1urh Goiparb 2inremn1m Gbriitiiar1
Gollnt1ih 1n0 8efer 2~o11ern1at11t ber=
.trefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
st. 111artin.

Ser neutrality-suspicious. 1puroe ON
9%onneritag bel Der Srar Sobant1
5dafer cine l1nterfaltl1ng beretet,
tpobei Dem @artenlpiel geI1loigt ml1r=
be, oas Der 5rau Ben. Wonbloh ben
erften un6 Dem SRI. Alma 8lonigen
BEN atpeiten 8reis brad)te.
SRI. Mngela Sabr bon ct. Glono
,tobm an Dem bier tattgeflnoenen Be
grdbniife Der Srau 2inIfer BET.
SEQ <bl bon ct. Sobns College
genoB bier BET ben gltern cine hur5e
8afan5.
Sobn 9onbI bon 8oiplns erltaftete
bier hergangenen DienItag einen Be
fu6. .z
Gem 9onnerltagmorgen bon ser
ct @en6eltnrsfirhe IN 2urembatrg
al1s ubgebaIte11en 8~egrabnilie Der in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Saul Rapios.

Sic 2egion soften bon 5o1ep, Slice
nrb So1lf Mnpibs tperbe11 am S5rei-
tog Dieier Mode oie grin1erung an
BEN @affenffinitanostag eemeinian1
in feitlider @eiie bier beaeben. Sc
merben fid an 0er1elben geferar1erl
.heg gipiIfrieges BEG 5poni5dtMmeri=
fanfihen n1r6 5eg lekten @eItfrieaes
heteiligett nnb oud an benz garfeff,
bas I'M Bn1nnniuum Ser @hule itat=
finbet, t%ennebInen. Die 5eitliidfeit
miro NIT elmer Inn atpet nbr nadmif,
fags tahhit1hbenoen Baraoe eingeleitef,
ipora11f cine g%er5ammlrng in Ger
Gnppenflts Garage a%bbgebulfe11 miro,
in Ser Elm fir nng Teif b~orbereitetes
Grngramm altr 8nrd1ffniiHbrltng aelangt
atno berIdiebe1te Meoner Ser 8ebe11t=
una BEG Cages Red1nl1nq tragen her
lApff
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
I1De 11ot ul1N Giebe iisp BE-
ec9ncit.


aaaagli1 febrel1 Del uns g6iiitte cir,
5fd,reibt Der Setter elmer Der gr6btte1
IlnD befa1lntejten 8obltdtigfeitsar1.
jfafen Deutiblanb ii. ieinem .gotetl
aus Betbe, INN bier et1pag baDon az
#ieben, niie Scot n1b 2iebe iiih begeg-
men. Sic lparbern bon 9aus al 99aus
Ialur mard)er ninrmt etnus init BON
|fnlder Manoerung. 81 Iernt beller als
Ibisber bnnfen fit bie @eiunobeit, oiie
4@ott bn ober ieinen @ii1loern gez
#ldenfHt. gr meri, Dob Der 9ienit Der
#8armber3igfeit feline 2ait lit ionbern
EN- iiebr roi;blideg @efdaff; uno menn
.er neiter5iebf, nirnrtt er Ibidieo NIT
benz geripreden: Nnn min id ener
.Blnoesgenoiie fem I'M beiligenarieg
6eg @elfeng u1lo grbarfnens.1
Inns Ner5ltlnn0e lit Der Mnblif 0es
.gIen0s in 8eutfdlann eripart, MIR in
.geridden uno bon Mugen5eugen Do
rem mir oabon, mie groB Die goot 1T,
iu11D tpie oriidfeno bie Sorgen Ser 2ei=
ter ser So NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bie If
re Heinen, leioeaben 8fleglinge tdagz
lid Dor Mngen baben, n1t6 1idt hill
len, tpR ie es erru6gliden fonnen, bob
ben @inbern xgebolfen miro. 5hreibt
Sd bie Sberin zines 8ailenbauieS IN
Hetergfpul1alt unter Datnln beg 4.
Dffober: SD babe 60 &i1roer 81 be-
trene11, Sic meiIf nnterernabrt ooer
ifmberfnIos berfonur1en. Scum mDdte
iid iimen.gern Milh gebenL aber fal1-
fen 5n $50 Mnrf ben 2iter, 6as &c.
itntten nns nnlere Vs1iitfd n6t. l1r6
.6ieie &iroer bernndflaiIigen 51
miifen, bas III 10 bitter, 6as tut 70
pefb : Denflih Hingf Der 5daner5 Ser
gf1egeidmeiter ultS Dieien 8orten
heraus, Bic lire 3fleglinge Darbe1l
lniien muB, neil lie hnen nidt belfen
fam. Sic bebarf acknowledgements
III bieiem beiligen &rieg beg 6eIfens
mn0 gr%barrnens; Ole Scot iii 6n Die
:2iebe noB nidt ei1tgefebrf; tpel
man nrer io6rineen6 be6arf ertpar-
fet man lie, nro fann es nidt berife=
ben, norlm MitmeniHen 5tarnnes=
%qe11oien, ne1de Sic SCOT nidf fe1bit
ffert1er inns berffpiiiiren oeren &ir16er
=gei11n6 irb unb nidf Wangel Ieioen
miifien, mie lire belttiden Brii66er atrlb
.9dhpeitern, roh mdf at 6iIe ge=.
hm1t1er iito, iid Der Scot nod nid1t
erharmf hnben.
Ole 2iebe lom ginfebr bn1ten un6
Der Scot begegnen: ner aber ioH Die
.2iebe 5urgof mer0en IaIien nrb Silfe
bringen? 8er jon Die fir Die @iin6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
St Rofd.

@ilbelm Drums bat feline Ssarm lei
.11em sdtpiegerfome 81. Suientrattt
ff1iilflih iiberlaiien un6 Bic Soiepb 60
.le 6orm IN 9ahf %ger1ornn1en.
6amilie @eiIrth 6tobeI bon Rel=
ion, Minn.. eritatfete borlebten 5onr=
.fng nnb Montug hier berpanot= n11b
,freunbfhaftlihe Beinbe.
Ser Gamile s.. S. @prte tp11rbe
Elm geinnoeg sSbndett eeboren, moau
sen gltern beraIide GIidfDiinfbe
,sugingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
5auf Centre.

csro,, & So Gsn,,er Snhn Spinrih
sad4sr She,esi.r ana Aaa sshptnnr
ssosc,n mn,,aInd, s,o,e, s,on,,fons.
aSste Sss !, gnlS ;anrinn mohmenSe,
gam;Iiea ssohan, e5q,,er ',r,S ssobonr,
9;m.sr
s.s Srr m;t, mo,,,,o,n ,,ou Spr al
s~ao,,sa;ft,a MstSa,,,;a 49, az eso,pnh
nne;ite a,shre,,S So, Ietaten Snae Rel.
f~IoSse,er sanhe Nor IN ner aeife ihE
,er gItprn @eara @nromanr uno
Sro,
Moh nrei mpden Ia11aeur 8elud1e
hei ihren n Gent m%phnenoen @rosel-
tern lit sri. @li5abetb Otto ms gl.
ternbaus 5uriiidgefebrt.
Srau goset bon @eit Union eritat-
fete ifrer in Sauf Centre mobner-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
mnBte, lit iotpeit bergeitedt, baB er
ieiner Mltnasarbeit iuie0er nad}geben

n1.Bte, Ut iotpen bergeltelt Dab er
|ieiner Natngsarbet iuieoer nad)geberl
farm.
81. Moia @lffer, meld)e et1pe 9a1l-
oeIsiduIe III ct. gIoub beildte u1lo
abioIpierte. III iins glternbaaas 5urud.
gefeDrt unb iiebt iiihd lett nod elmer
|5tele 3ur 8ertpertung ibrer 0iesbe-
5Iglliidden &enntniiie nm.
hinton Suitin bat lem I'M 8illage
gelegenes @obnbaitg benz 8eorg sSl.
|itin fuflliih uberlaIim.
Srou Seur,lng bon 8rdmon NOT
nit 8egleitnng an 5o1lnbag bier bel
Der Srou 4. Sud 5n fliudtigem ge-
iude
Mo11tag ffiiel tier Der erite 5bnee,
Ser nber onberen Cages bon ber
Serbitionne 11aIe5u tpieber tpeggeledi
mur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
Notwithstanding elmer
Nnitalt 10000
N1arf.
Motlaee Ser 8rieter int iddiii=
idlen G~rase6irse.

Gin redt bemerfensnertes 5drei=
Iben gelangte biieier Gage aus Gbems
niB in 5u6ien an oiie gel1fra1sStene
foes gentraIpereiMs Nah6em Der Dor.
ltige @ntboliihe @aritasberbaD iidd
|1arin fir flint 8afete 5bmal5 be-
|oanH, neil CT baburd IN Die Gage
|perieBt moroen lei, elmer ar5oN Nr-
men nn6 Mniien cine ilebr nilfomme=
ne geibilfe in ibrer fumr1erliden Or
naiibrung at Ieiifen," menoet er ih NIT
|einer oringenoen giifp on bie Bertre-
lung Der oeutidfpradieen 4afbolifen
Mmeriffas.
sDsM uniarem 8e3irffen" bbeiBt es IN
|Dem 5hretiben, unobnen u1ter elmer
|Dfnion B~roteitanten runb per5igtnu-
eno @afboliiffen IN anblreiden5tdbteu
Innb D6rfern 5er1trenf. IS 1T Die
idtpierigite nrrb drt1ite Diaipora ga115
IDeutfdlnnbs. Sour ia @eiffIiide teilen
Iiid in Die 5eeIforge. Die @ebalfer Die
Her @e1tli1en betroge11 mir reidlidl
|ons ooppefe TIRES BrieoenseeboIfes,
mabrenb Ser 2ebe11snnterbalf um ds
5tnan8igffobe geihegen 1T
Sic mdteriene Scot miro onrnt1
unfer oiie1en @eiitiden mr1er gro
Der sic leben ih no1nentHid onBer.
Itanoe, beridtd Ser &afb. @aritagber-
|bdno Fir Gben1nik nn6 umgeb11tg.
u11eue Rlleriiffen, @IIeiioer urb Mal{dde
on5niduhen, 90 Der 9eri1ge @ebnlt
|fnnm 5n Sen beidei6eniten Nnforbe=
|r1lngen bes t1igllii9en Brotes geniigf1
Nnn geitofte iidf barinm Die ber5lide
gi itfte uoieier SLOT n1rter Den fafboli.
iden @eiiftIIiidden bes iadiifden gr5ge-
|braes Durd eim @dbe on @eIo ODER
|5foffen Iinbern 8i1 nonler.n ggaB bic
gentroI.Sfene germ beret i fir Die.
in 8tnef beifln1nte milbe Spenoens
5e11taegen5unebuen, beriitebt i'd bon
5ieIbb
DIT peIden 5orgen Dor nnem Die
MISUNDERSTANDING III Deutfb
lamb nrD 9eiterrew 81 fdntpfen bo
BET, Derr1t Elm 5dreiben Der 8berin.
6es SeIenenbouIeg au ier bonn 2.
9Hober. MniblieBe1o an Dren Cant
FIT cine Bnbe bon 5154 Manrf. be-
riiddfef ifa u11ter an0ererl, onB Der Aar=
toffeIeinfalf nu 10000 Marf 80 tez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

in ben Deilffhbet1 W0bltQtlgteltsnt1ital@
ten nottpenoige WaiIh berbeiidaHen2
Sn iie1em sdreiben aus SAlefie1l
|[beiBt es nod Ole Mnerita11er bpbe1t
iib alns gegeniiber 10 ~grob5lgig gee
l5eigt, ipie fei1 n1rberes goIf BET @r..
De; uro idb mage e, bic Mlnerican
lDnirn Cattle gpnlpanD I'M cine &1lb,
al bitten. gg itinrI1t mid nebn1itig,
Dob ih ols gettler 81 Sbneu fo11rlet1
mub.@
@er gebort au ben Mmerifanern,
bie ftid) groBaugig nno groBnniihg &c.
|3eigt bnben @ieIe 9eutibatnerita-
rer Bel meiitem niidd)t olle. uno Diele
baben audi bpg g~roB5ngige 8erf Der
Mmeriean DairD Cattle Company mad
beitem germogen nn0 mt groBter
gereitninigfeit ~nnterifiibt DaB Die
unterihiitRung BEL neifem nod nidf
I5nreidh, aeigt nub iener grief, MIR
teiner aus biielen, Der Die 6roben6e Scot
|lage }diIOert unb I'M 2iebe, nm gr-
barmen befttelt. Sic 2iebe iom aud)
|6orf Ser Scot begegnen fi6 ibr nibt
fern balten ip1toern ibr enfgegen ire
ten nrb lie bertreiben, iid) madhger
nnb 1ft1irffer 5eigen als Der SoB, BET
lidu1lb an az benz nngliid nnb ben
|pielen gorgen. gs 1T nidt bie Mut-
Ter, Sic fir lire eigenen &inber Bit
tet, i'm lesten @run6 bod, MIR cine
Grenroe aber hrer BfIeglinge Scot
|idneioet ibr ing 9er5 uno ld0Bt tie
ben Bettelgang mtreten. WniBte fie
|irgenbtpo anbers &i1fe 5n i1poen, lie
ffaat1e nidt .iiber's Meer::1 ober Nun
LIT iie bier, flopff an u11b bettelt I'm
|grbarnen.
Sic Mmeriean DnirD Cattle Cont
|panp bot ibren @dfernf gefB0rt u1o
|giM i'm meifer, nibf I'M iiid 0esiel<
ben at entlebigen iprr0ern I'M Sum
|~besgenofien an merbensin benz beiligen
fE@rieg, Ben Mffsbereites grbarn1en ge-
gen Sic Scot al1sffampffen m1B. Sur Ell
ne Der ffdiimpfenoen 8arteien fann ben
|Sieg erringen 1T bie Scot 5iegerin,
6ann men6en ibr u%nge5dibbIte n%nfdad=
|0ige &ittber IN Derti6lan6 nod gum
|Spfer niien; 1T es oie 2iebe mo bus
grbarmen. BONN merbe1t lie nod gez
rehd ner6en D;1t11er.
9ie glmerica11 Dnirb Cattle CONF
panD tebtt I'M &f gegen 6aS Gle10
in ben bel1tfden 8obltdtigfeitsanital-
ten ner belfen nill,baB 5unddbfffte 1r1o
Dor auem .11niere amerifani{ben Sit
e" Driiben ben @inter binourb NIT
gernigen6 Sl1tter perlorgt meroen tom
men, INN leiitnngsfabig 81 bleiben,
|ienoe feline @aben, groB n1b flein, on
|Gbe Mmerioon gairD Cattle Gpnpo1tp
|123 @eit MaotIon 5treefs @bicogo,
[SSn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
49,
Mdnbmurb.

gord)oori uurDe Der gnuern-
flled1t 6eroinnnb 5heineder eridllas
gen uno misgeranbt nufgefn1oen
Nom S1ter iehlt ieoe 5pur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

Dem Nl.in jtabt ullo tll,r nod 6a.rd,
|oie altlentgeltIide Mrbeit Der gdsue.
|iIer1 anfrebt erbalten tDiro, ID Sic
geoflage Deriest III auf miloe gabert
po1l Wobltatern angetpieien at fem,
|tpei111 es feline 9iebestdtigfeit nod me.
ter nuSiiben foa.
llnb oerartig tribe Rutoe entbaiiH
Elm StoB bon griefen, Der I'M aaufe
Der lekten @odJen in Der gentpoIftene
|eingelaufm i'll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
ss@ne Mfpnfd,en i16 bic beifen, Sic
ben beiten Menidm beIfen.

Gin 6oushoH oha,e 1ousfrau ifeis
he 2nferne nhf1e Qid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10

IIMS Ab6&*NS
tpet1ne s feline 2iebestatigfeit nod mel.
ter alsiiben FOO.
nn0 oernrtig tribe Ruroe er1tbaH
Elm StoB bon griefen, Der I'M 2aufe
Der lekten @odJen in Der gentrolfteMe
eingelaufem 1T.
t1ntpiIcnbcit eDer 43Ss<
ipiuiefeif.
SIT es benn Mnurice 6rnncis Cyan
Juno Germ Wid,aa Biliams, oIs tie
Die gabenin M1oer piieber bon 1ellem
IN Die 8eH esten, gar niidf IN oer1
5in1 gefomr1en, BOB tie oannit nidt
MIR Die 9nien beutider 3unge u1o
0eren NrieIter, iorbern n1h Deroiente
Oeaiint1er beg gpisfopateg uniere8 Gam
0es bor bent nn1erifaniiden golfe iii.
qeredHermeiie an ben Granger iteaen2
lS0er Ionten iie mirfIiH nnnebmen,
6aB !. 9. ein gr5bifdof @nter bon
IUGlm01tfpp 1pr nph1rpnp S ~prr
fhpr hpm gnhensInism,,s Mnrfid,,h
Ipiitete II scr 9lhGhf Sen rei1hxslbe,,t.
hden MotinnoIiign1,tg hpi me =, faarz
6ern2 Denn Bob er iii Ser sdul=
nfb spradenfrage (1nb b~efo11oers
febtere bi16et ia ei1ten &1ernpunh in
ienem StreiR. in Ben nuh gnbensn
fmneinoeanopf1 fna,rhpl n,,f ;spi4pr hpr
oel1tider1 !anfhoIifen {fnnb ~ fiid,pr
M,1n hot ober oerobp 6ip5er 9r1Iof
iebp nprortine g,,n,,t,,ro pr,proiSh N.
npIph1f ,,,rS atnor n,,f nor f;;;n}tpn M
9en1ei,1en sgeplo1ntr1I,,nG ner gothnIi.
Fen Sp,,t5abpr g,,nne = non Wpr gtmn.
ION Sip in Sehien1hpr 1901 Il m,,f-
foIn 81 81 ohnehnIfen tn,,,6p 8, Ser
Observation-Disclosures erSdhieren ,,1,n
ophpfep ono olnrp5e ), MOLTEN a;nn.
grahiIMof aokpr = .nipipr 5nfar4 n,}
80 Sa,,oIs hren,,enben esroaen Elm
SO afpIl,,,o Spr Observation-Disclosures
@othoGfpn Sfoo+ ,,,n @irdp oeoen;;
Ser 0ip einipifiop ,,nS ,fnhi5fa1iid ,p
|gnrreo,,na see nrosen sfreifps atni-
i1Npn So, an,p;; HTSrffsIfpn @Ipn1p1,fen +.
npn fothnIiIdlpn Qirf1p gr1prifos m,rf,
Sic bei6en einna1ag ehfnahrfen Maan1.
rer qeben sen MeuBernngen 6eg 5onpa-.
lIiqen grsbi5d1ofg bon MinDal1ffee Muz
fe Die6er beIonbere Be6eufnnq.
1 ,xfS12&S, SG@S9#@S. y, ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-03
Readers Notice

This is one of a series of pages to run each Monday offering suggestions and modern home designs to our readers. We want you to know that any information pertaining to.cost of build ing these5homes, floor plans or complete working blue prints. and specifications can be had by addressing the HOME BUILDING EDITOR of The Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-03

Hare said to Adam Paradise hoe the good among his descendants, HOME IS PARADISE"
 Home may well be defnedas Paradise when Love the ruler where the good true and loving influences of the heart of the home predominate
 Buhome cannot be termed Paradise when there no per- manency attached to the word for hoe the the word leased rented dwelling flat It must be actual possession
 To regain true ideals of home go back childhood days Let fond memory finger in the old home where par en brothers and sisters gathered nightly round the cheey fireplace That home and well do remember how we Ovedt If perchance denied such home in childhood then our longing for it should well in de- mandng that provide such environment for children Will they cherish the delightful thoughts of home or will they just remember the various made to and from rented abodes just camping paces neither enhanced by improvement nor beautfed by loving hands?
 There no better example for your children than to pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-03

vide for them the proper home influence where every advan age offered for their character development nsng the higher ideals of life in their minds Too many people possessed of false pride which prevents their building home because they mansion which they afford Their vanity the ruler of their hearts and medium priced home does not appeal to them This brings to mind quotation from unknown poet which reads
 We need no power or splendor,
 Wise halls or lordly dome;
 The good, the true, the tender
 These form the wealth of home' In fact home does need to be expensive be attractive The modern bungalow of today offers every advantage bothn exterior beauty and interior comfort As example let look the fveroom home featured this page Here you will find moderate priced bungalow that has distinction and charm that would hold it's most any surrounding and Wthnts walls can eharboed much happiness and than many of the palaces of the extravagant wealthy The lines the masterpiece of Howard Payne tell the simple truth in positive statement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-03
w. D. WOODLUMBER co.
 ssSee Wood for Wood"
 Spiro Tin & Heating Shop "Rudy" Furnaces-Sheet Metal Specialists ENSLEY-FAIRFIELD-PRATT CITY

Arnold-k ely Lumber & Mfg. Co. The Bank of Alabama "The Bank Where You Feel at Home"
 Bank of Ensley
 Ensley and Wylam-Home of Savings Dodge Roofing & Supply Co.
 Paints-Wall Paper-Roofing
 Ensley Lumber Company All Kinds of Lumber and Building Materials Fairfield Land Company Lindsay-Long Coal & Lumber Co. "Lindsay-Long Leaf Lumber Lasts Longer"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-03
"Ye Planry" Home No. 2548 A Charming g Colonial Bungalow Popular lOith
 Hon1e-Builders.

This charming little home offers many unique advantages. The exterior is painted white, with green shingle roof. The colonial brick porch foundation and the rose trellis add to the appear ance. The interior of five we'll arranged rooms is just as conven- tent and liveable as the exterior is attractive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-03

N0ofIh3 ana Fufnace Heating Barnett Lumber Company ;, Brown-Rogers Wall Paper & Paint
 Co.
 Expert Decorators-All Skilled Mechanics F. Daniel Plumbing Co. Realty Building-Phone Main 454O Estes Real Estate & Insurance Co. First Avenue Coal and Lumber Co. Everything in Building Materials Binder Elevator and Electric Co.
 (Three Subscriptions)
 Anything in the Electrical Line Binder Elevator and Electric Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-19

Back in 1868, a modest man working
in the postofice in Cleveland devised a
scheme for city mail deliveries and there
upon set in motion the machinery for
one of the greatest services which the
nation enjoys today Now there is q
plan to erect a monument to him. He
deserves the honor, as do all those who
serve. who" inquiries a daily paper
commenting on the subject, lever heard
of Joseph William Briggs?' 1t is pun
gent comment on life and fame and hui
man nature. Postal service generally,
and deliveries in particular, are. always
criticized. Men of all sorts have come to
depend on them so that the slightest
fuctuation in promptness or accuracy
raises a storm of protest. Yet the man
who set the whole thing going less than
so years ago. is never given a thought
The next time you are tempted to rail at
the mail delivery, think of what the sit
uation must have been before the time
of Joseph William Briggs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-19
New England WoodpiIes.
ed Howe in Atcbison Globe

ed Howe in Atchison GiObe)
New England must be pretty cold in
winter, with a good deal of snow. |
soon observed that at all the farms,
barns and sheds are connected with
the residence. Attached to the kitchen
is the wood shed then comes the i'm
plement shed, and then the barns. This
is done to enable the owner to get fuel,
and feed his stock, without gong out
into the snow. Most houses in the
towns are built in the same way; this
IS one of the characteristic sights in
New England a stranger always OBJ
serves.
And display is made of the fire
wood; the wood shed is open at one side
and the fuel piled neatly and in abund-
ance, that passers may see the owner Is
thrifty. Usually the owner has so much
wood cut and racked up for the winter
THAT he does not find it necessary to use
the last tier 1t is related of one farmer
that his last tier of fire wood has not
been reached in II years. Many of the
farmers were already putting in theiI
firewOod late in August of this year, ana
gossiping about shiftless neighbors whC
were not. Thrift in rural Vermont
is indicated by ricks of fircwood, GOV
cred with sheds, and the ends of the
rlcks arranged as straight as the side
of the adjoining house. And what piles
of wood the farmers prepare for win
ter! The winter SHOWS lay on the
ground in Vermont so long and steadily
that secretaries of Commercial clubs anC
other live wires now have scheme
to popularize tobogganing and coastins
on the hills so common there, and thu,
attract tourists throughout the year. y
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-19
In The DAVIS News.

DR.. Richard Strauss, who is sailing for
America today, is one of the most emf
nent of living composers. His most SER
ious original works are Don Quixote,
Don Juan, and Salomo, though he has
been a most prolific writer OF high class
music. \ large part of his fame rests
upon his interpretations of Mozart and
Wagner. Herr Strauss is a son of ia
nous musician of Munich, a pupil of
Hofkapellmeister w. Meyer of the Nun
ich opera and protege of Won Buelow.
Ills wife, Pauline Strauss de Alma, was
long famous singer. For number of
years Herr Strauss was conductor of the
Berlin Royal orchestra. Some years ago
he was sought by the Metropolitan
Opera company of New York for the POI
sition of director, but declined for finan-
cial reasons. DIR. Strauss is said to have
played remarkably well at the age of 4,
composed at 6, conducted an orchestra at
16, and at Il succeeded the famous Won
Buelow at the head of the AEeiningen
orchestra.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-19
Today S Events

General Pershing is to be given an of
fetal reception today by the city council
of Paris.
The general convention of the Univer-
salist church will begin its sessions today
in Detroit.
DR. Richard Strauss, eminent German
musical conductor and composer, sails for
New York today to begin an American
concert tour.
y bronze equestrian statue of General
StonewaIl Jackson, given to Charlottes-
vile, Va, by Paul q. McIntire of New
York, is to be unveiled today.
President Harding has promised to
speak at William and Mary college today
at the formal installation Of DIR. j. \. Z.
Chandler as president of the college.
\ bust of Cardinal MERCER, which has
been presented to New York university
by a committee of Americans and Bel
gians, is to be unveiled today by the Bel
gian ambassador to the United States.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-19
Epitaphlet
Little
Note Book
By LEE PAPE.

Pop played tennis this afternoon with
Mr.. Jones, and after suppir he lit his
pipe with match saving Well / certenv
played classy tennis today I'm proud of
myself and | don't care who knows it
Who beet? sed ma
There was quite q crowd standing
if there hadent of bin something to see
they wouldent of bin standing Ground,
] CESS YOU know you're pritv ron1 wen
you get to the stage ware you attract a
crowd, sed pop.
Maybe they were watching Mr.. Jones,
sed ma.
They were watching me-. ! could see
them following every stroke, some peo-
seem to appreciate my good points even
if YOU don't, sed pop.
Did you beet? sed ma.
We had some mitey close games. its
certeny CRATE exersize, and you awt to
take 1t up. sed pop
Well I'm willing. goodniss knows, all
Won haff to do is teetch me, wen are you
going to teetch me- sed ma.
Eny time, eny time at all, sed pop.
Tomorro? sed ma, and pap sed Not
tomorro, that's too soon, III teetch you
some time.
You sed envy time, sed ma. some time
and eny time are > different places.
It's a great game, there's no doubt about
that, sed pop.
Did you beet Mr.. Jones or did he beet
you2 sed ma.
{ / think III take bath. sed pop. WITCH
he got IN and went out to do proberly
proving Mr.. Jones beet.