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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-06
MEET
ING IN FARGO

Meeting of the North Dakota Po-
tato Growers Exchange will be held in
Fargo in connection with the twenty
second annual meeting of the Tri-
State Stock and Grain Growers Con-
vention, held January 18 to 21 in
elusive, while officials of the Mime
>sota Potato Growers Exchange, thru
which the North Dakota body mar
kets it's product, will attend the meet
ing and address sessions of the Tri-
State convention.
The exchange will meet at 9:3O a. m.
January 18, as the mornings are CIV
en- over to annual meetings of various
farmer organizations.
w. A. Aamodt, president of the
Minnesota exchange, formerly presi-
dent of the Clay County, Mimi, Po-
tato Growers association, and we'll ac-
quainted with potato growing and
marketing conditions in the Red River
valley, will address the Tri-State con-
vention Tuesday evening, January 18.
G. W. Prater, sales manager of the
Minnesota exchange, will address the
meeting of the North Dakota Ex-
change Tuesday morning.
The Minnesota exchange has al
ready marketed practically 1000 cars
of potatoes for the two states this
season, although this is the first year
of it's operation.
II. Bakko of Walcott, N. D., is pres
ident of the North Dakota Potato
Growers exchange, while J. j.. Barrett
Colfax, N. D., is secretary.
Other speakers at the Tri-State
Convention include President John
Bracken, Of the Manitoba Agriculture
al College; Former President E. C
Perisho of the South Dakota State
College; DR.. J. H. Worst, Bismarck;
President J. R. Howard of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation; Presi.
dent U. L. Burdick of the North Da-
kota Farm Bureau Federation; Pres
ident E. F. Ladd of the North Dako.
ia Agricultural Collegt.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-06
GETCHELL PRAIRIE

Helen Harper arrived home last
Tuesday evening from Faribault:
Minn., to spend her vacation with her
parents.
A splendid program was given Fri
day afternoon, at the church by the
school children, directed by their
teacher, Mrs. Skidmore. After the
program and the presents distributed
"The plate was passed and a, collection
was taken for the starving children of
Europe" which amounted to $67.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. White and family
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Harper
and Ruth Maynard for Xmas dinner.
Pearl Ayers is spending her Christ
mas vacation at her home in Minneso-
ia. Ruth Maynard is assisting Mrs.
Harper while Miss Ayres is gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harper
and daughter Helen at Christmas din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitcher and
family enjoyed Xmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. John Whitcher and family
of Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bond spent sew
eral days at Courtenay with Mrs.
Bands parents. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas CRUDE and
daughter Dona were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sampson for Christmas
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell and
Mrs. J. H. Whitcher and daughter
Nellie entertained the people who at
tended Sunday school to turkey din
ner, after the meeting closed.
Mr.. Thad Getchell and son Frank
were week tnd guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Ronzheimer and family.
Miss Ella Getchell, who is teaching
at Garrison, N. D., is spending her va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Get
che1l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ronzheimer and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Etzell and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. David Col
vile and family were guests at Christ.
mas dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Ronzheimer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rogers and Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Rogers and family en-.
ioyed Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Taylor and family Of
Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burchill enjoy.
ed Xmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ec
Holcomb and family.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-06
OF FIRE
CHIEF FOR 1920

The report of the Valley City fire
department, as presented to the city
council Monday evening by Chief
Craswell, shows an increase in the
number of alarms answered during
1920 as compared with 1918 and 1919.
The total number of Alarms for 1920
was 80. In 1919 the department an
swered 13 and in 1918, IL were an
swered 13 and in 1918, IL were an
swered. Two alarms were answered
during the month of December. The
first was on December 10, when the
roof of the Congreg gational church was
ignited from the chimney. The loss
was small. On December 20, the de-
partment answered a call from the
blacksmith shop of the Northwest
Nursery Co., which had been ignited
by ashes thrown against the building.
The loss was nominal.
The greatest loss sustained by any
corporation, company or individual
during the year, was that of the VAL
ley City Fibre Co., when fire Destroy
ed the stacks of the company, involv-
ing loss of many thousand dollars.
! The same was located outside the city
limits, and long distance from the
nearest hydrant. Two houses at North
Valley City, also outside the city lim-
it's, were destroyed on October II.
These two losses account for about
! $27, 500 of the total losses, which were
estimated to be $47,375. The largest
loss within the city was on January
20, when the stock of the C. c. Chat
| fey Store was damaged by blaze in
the basement of the building.
Of the 80 alarms eight were caused
from overheated and defective pipes;
! one by an electric iron; two by ashes;
two chimney fires; one boiling OIL;
five prairie fires; three false; one cigar
! stub; two, boys playing with matches;
one oily rags; one sparks from CHM
ney; one sparks from pipe; one film;
one incendiary. Inspections have been
made frequently by members of the
department., and have resulted in the
discovery and correction of many
things that might have caused fires,
! if left as they were discovered.
Speaking of the water supply for
fire fighting, Chief Craswell in his
report says:
"The water supply for fire fighting
is an important matter, and Valley
City is taking long chances, just trust
ing to luck, until this situation is i'm
proved; to my notion this is the most
important matter before the city coun-
city for solution at the present time
and steps should be taken at once to
improve the same."
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-06
congo" WINS FIRST GAME

The knights Of Honor" Sunday
school class of the Congregational
church defeated Sunday school class
of the Episcopal church in fast game
of basketball. The game was held in
the Congregational church gym.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. It
was a good clean game and was mark
ed with good team work on both sides.
The first half ended with a score of 8
to in the "Congo's" favor. The final
score being 10 to Is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-18

: g(6onnirt altf bos goltsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-18
Eicbcofranfcr ,Snngc maht ScIbits
mDroUcrlmdI.
EauI @anmltarf, Is Sabre ult, lucgen
nncrluiocrtcr Giebc lcbcnsmiibc.

2Im 0iclSto9 gl6en0 mad)te 8aul
8onnlitnrt, Der fount IS Sabre dIte
Spbn llnicrrS befomtcn MitbiiracrS,
Gbo2. @ntnitarf, ollS liebcsgrom
eincn ScIbitunr6pcriltd) inOcut cr
iit) nit CinCnt Gebolper cine &ugel
IN Den &0rpcr iogte, 3um Slid
bcrIcbtc Die SllgcI bic 0cm iln8en
Vuri6cn in ser gt16c ser S6ulter
in 0cn &0rpcr Orang feline chlercn
OrQonc 1no bic @lnoc lit Nc8bolb
nidt lc6enSGcfGBrli6, 10 Odb oCr
&cbcn5nil0c boI6 micOcr gcncien
miro I'M icinc iuiibcrlegtc Gbot 5lt
bCrCucu.
Eoul Wnr in oic Gohtcr OrS Gbo3.
Satculcpcr perIiebt, DpdJ i6icn bos
WIGodcn 0icic 2icbe niAt ST. crlpi.
Ocrn. 2lm 0ienStog glbeno bate CT
iid nod ser 8obnlrn9 ocS Serrn
@obcmeDcr bcGcbcu nm ociicn God
tcr 5lr iprc6Cn bod Derlueigerte ibnt
Der Goter 0cS WGO6cu GinloB in 0ie
NoDnlln9 mo na6oenl Oerielbe Die
I0ilr Wicocr gei6Ioiicn batte, Der.
nnbm er fllrj oorollf einen S6uB.
@obenepcr fonO Boul I'M Sofc om
9oocn licgcn ln6 lieB Gr. Soifncr
rllfcn ser Die @unOe untcrill6te uu6
nodOcm oic n0tDi9cn GcrbGn0e an.
gclc9t morcn lpuroe scr 8erlcete
0urd ieincn 8otcr, Scr bon Dem 8or,
fnllc bena9ri6tet norocu lm0 Derbet.
geeilt mar, nod Der elterli6en @ob.
nlrn0 0e6rod)t.
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8uloene SpdJseit.

llnier befonnter Nitbilr9cr, Nobert
Soltnt9aCrtner uno 0eiIen 8attin
Caroline, 9e6. Slider, fcicrtcn am
Mittlpo6 i'm &reiic iDrcr neun &in-
Der ionic Scr @roBfinOer boS i66nc
l'nO ieItene Set Der o0IOene" Sod,
5eit. \
Gic &inOcr Oes S5ltbelpoores bat.
ten cine id0ne 6eier bes Cages Der.
onItoltet, 1tnb Our6 EaItor &asuoml
non Der bieiigen epongl. ct. BouIs
&irdc mllrOc Ser &rouoft wieoer
bnll5ogen in ipeldcm ooS Gbcpoor
ibr @eliiboe ernelttcn, Dos tic bel
ibrer SeriuGbllng in unIcrcr Stabt
an 16. gtobcmber 1876 obIc9ten
0em nod re6t riiitigcn SSubcI.
paare ent6ieten mir llnIeren ber5li6.
item @liifiullni6 auf bob cs ibm bcr.
90nnt iein nl0ge mod man9e 8ieOer-
fcbr ibres SermGbltngstoges bel
ebenio gutter @eilnobeit 5lt begeben.
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Sananas in Sermunn sespsen.

Bananas IN ltniercr Sto6t 9esoocn
llno gereift 0ieies flinat etlpos
paraoor, bod botter mir 6icier Soac
@clegenbcit lmS brtr6 Oen glnblif
Der Eflon5c lrno Our6 Den GenltB
tbrcr berrlidcn Sii0frildt at iiber
deu9cn, OoB Die Banana bier gcsooen
perben fam.
%or amci Sabrcn pfIon5te 6rit
6ronf cine 9onana.Stouoe in Ieinen
Gnrten, Die 0icies SSobr einc S6bc
bon IA 6ub crreidte unS aus ocren
&rone Elm 6rei SUB Ianger Srudt.
bltnI6 nit AZ boIlcntipidelten gonos
mas 9eiuodier mar, 6ie Der I'M Sil,
Den 9ereiften Tru6t on @eidntod
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.Sabrgang 65
sSerbinano SdDiuart nafD lGnserem
Granfcnlaser seitOrbeu.

Jer0inano Sdnurb lit ont 6reito9
letter @o6e in Der 8oDnung ieines
9tcffen GonraO S6wors, olf Scr
Sorm on Der Song 9ran6, nod
lGngercr &ranfbeit in Sitter bon II
SSabren, 9 Wtonoten lmo = Goget
9eItorben.
0cr Gcritorbene murOe ollf ser
5orn oIf mel6er CT Itorb, Qeborcn
ol3 Sobu bon Casper S6morb. cis
ncS ser critcn glniieOler mieres
GorntD's. S6on I'M &in0e5olter
perlor CT infol9c cincS gterpenficbcrs
0aS 0eb0r lln0 mar bciunDc DoIllt0n-
Dig toub. Grob 0ieIcS @cbred)cn$
oclon0 C. ibn 0ur6 Ibpcre 9(r6cit
9cpoort nit Gl,Berltcr Sparinntcit,
iib ein oniebnlid)eS Gernt09cn 5lt
erlpcrben. gSd6rcno CT IN ct. 2ouiS
beI6Gitiot mar, berbcirotlete or ii6
nit Sri. glgncS 2r0mig bon Ser
monL bod trennte ii6 oos Saor
nab flr3er Gbc un0 iutr0c bal0 0ors
ollf geihieOCn. SSrau S6morb, Die
ibrcn MG06cnnonlen 3ltriifcrDieIt,
5og no6 Colorado, no 6ieiclbe no6
mebrercu SSobren cine electromagnetic
SteQc in ser Orange -@ciuegltrq cins
nobn luo ipGter ols Gertreterin III
res GountDS in 6aS ltnterbaltS Der
Staots-2egiSlatur unb bor Sur5em
IN Sen StaotS.Scnot bon Colorado
9emGblt ipuroe.
Ser Seritorbenc bot iid nidt !uie.
Der berbetrotbet 1ulo ipobnte ip1bren0
ben pergon9cnen bier GSobren bel lei
mem Neffen, Sobn G6mart, Der cine
Sarln ieineS Snfels nabe 0torriion
GciUirtbi6aftctc Sjeit Sen pcrgongc.
nen neltn 0tonater, poDntc er bel ici=
nenl gteffen Gonrub S6morB un0
0eiICn @nttin nubc 0Crnonn.
Gr binterlGBt ieineu 9rllOcr Scurn
Sfwurb, lmo icinc S6pelter, 6rou
2oliIo Stcin, bcioc bon @crnom1.
iolpie cine 9ln5abl 9{ciIen lm0 gi6-
ten.
0ic 9cerOi0ln9 fonb om Conn,
tag yiobmitto0, bon Scr 8obnltng
bcs> GonroO S6nors ou$, ouf Gcm
ItGOtiihen &irbbofc itott,, BEL lpcI6er
@oItor &osntonn bon scr coonol. ct.
Eoltls Stride onltirtc.
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Summer Z
Nad lGnacrcm 9ciScn sur Gubc cins
gc8nngcn.
'Sran $cn, Sdcllfummer, BON Gas
eUnaSc, i'm glltcr Dpn 81
1ubrcn gciturbcn.

5rou 2llice Shcll6uumcr Qcb.
5rendD, @ottln BON @eu. NSdcIlhont-
mcr, Don CSo&conoOc. lit mr Som&
to0 I'M St, Muricnbpipitol IN Sci.
fcrIpn Gitn. nod Inngcm &ronficin
int 9Iltcr bon 81 Sobrcn Qcitorbcu.
Sic Dintcrl6Bt ibrcn @ottcn ln0 adt
Sinner S'nr 5mon5i9 >Sobrcn trot
lie nit @cn. SMcllbnnuncr in ocu
Gbcitono, lm0 mobntc icitbrr hcitdn,
Dig IN WoacOnobe, no iie ii6 oagc-
mcincr HIhtmg erfrclttc m6 einen
0rOBcn SrcltnOcatrCiS crmarb. Dor
llebCn !Qfonotcn murNc lie Dpn idNpc.
rcr &rontbcit bCfnllCn ltno mar iCit,
Der bcinobG bcitdnNiq ans @runfen,
lager bciciiclt
2ltBCr ibrcn @ottrn 1nN Ainoern.
bintcrlGBt sic &critorbcne iolIrnoc
@ci&piitcr; 5ron 6ronciS GopIonO
pn S}nnio5 Gim m0 5rm GQo
Gonrpbcl BON ct. 2oliS,
Gic @ccroi1un8 iouo an Noon.
toQ in @o&couo0c itott, bel lpcIdJcr
Gnitor &o@monn bon Der bici0Cn 81.
Fuul9 Stride nmtirtC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-18
9InS Ocm Srreu.glipl cutiprnn9cu.

Sront 3Oeller, pcl6cr icit ntcDre.
rem Sobren ein SSnioIie 6es Srren.
9liDls in Sutton lit, fam IN ser @o6t
bon 9icnsta9 auf Mittlpod IN iein
Seim chpa 6 @eilen iiiOIi6 bon Ser.
mann 3uriif. @r Dotte ii6 IN Cinem
lmbcluo6ten glugenblif aus ser gln.
italt entfernt un0 bate gu SUB ben
Uciten @eg in feline Seinatb 8uriid
geIegt. Seine @attin sic oacin nit
ibren &in0er ouf oer 3oeller Sorm
mobnt, itno befiirhtete ooB ser I'm.
Gliiflihe ibr ooer ben &inOern ein
2cib 3ufiigcn f6nnte, benadrihtigte
Sberiff 8lnberlib, ser oen GntIau.
fenen m Mitttpo9 in @eipabriam
nabm rnO oieien lpieoer nod Sutton
in Die -9(nItalt 5uriid brofte.
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8rnnbeiaentbnms ScrfGnfe.

SoIgcn0e @runOeiaentbimS slleber,
tro9ungen muroen felt lester ISOLDE
i'm bieiietn 9tccorber, ,9Imte gcbudt;
Sorrp Soos, 9todIoBbcrpalter an
Clara llffclmonn, Sot 80 in 9If. 5.
in @osconooc, $500; Sobn 8octtdcr
9lan6 Ifg. 60. ltnb 9Iauo 9roou
60. an 9lono Commercial 9onf,
b1tr6 GuitcIoint 0eeb, bos 8afItein-
@ebGuoe in 9lono 6oS friibcr olS
9eienfabrif benlttt ipurbe, nebIt allen
Mai6inerict 81.
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Sheriff crBiclt einen nenen @flcg.
ling.

9epiltn Sheriff g(rtbur Brice, bon
Smenspille, bra6te. om 0tontog ei.
men j,tn9en Iant oer icinen Ia-
men ols SarrD 8. 2on6is angob, aus
Sonesboro, glrfonlos, bierber un0
liefertc benIelben IN Ser Goilntp Sail
ob. 2onois lit ongeflogt nit Sus.
fiion ltno Martin Die bereits friiber
eingefongcn lino in Der Goulttp. Sail
internirt iprrberL an Der @eroitbung
zines Sra6t5uges Der Sod SSsIono
9nbn nabe Ganaan in inherent
Golntp, betbeiIigt eeipeien gu iein.
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faull lta6ItanOell.


Ms ole StoltOc cin cSobr alt mar,
Dottc oieielbe, 9leid Der Sor9bunl'
piIon5e ooer Ocm 3uderrogr lleRrere
9febcnidiiiie ge6ilOct, bon wclden
9t. 9. Yoei6cl eiHcn i'll ieinen 8or'
rem pflon5tc. 9icicS SaBr crrei6te
bicie 8fIon5c cine S6bc bon 16A
Sub lno bate cinen llnfang bon
~ 3oG om 8ooen, ltn0 9lGtter bon
iedS sSuB 21nge. 9ieie StaltOe piro
i'm ndditcn Sabre 5rltdt tro0cn.
Gic Eflon5e, I'M bier 81 geoctben,
eriorOert groBe 9llfmerfianlfeit il1o
&flc9e, llno lit eS n0tbig che Der erlte
6roIt f6Gt, oiciclbr oirsaltgrobcn rno
in cinem mornren &ellcr 5u iiberlutn'
tern.
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Wtntter iammclt lire &icbcH
lin ben reid 9cScftcn Slid
Sun Der Sernc bic &criuaHStcn
iSinOcn bent sniammcn lid.
Vile iprcden, Ell Iie Ipcilcn,
Grit Gin irommcs SiidD9cbet
@rcifcn Oann nadJ Wteiicr, 8abel,
,5lcikig MIN bas MnnSiucrf gcbt,
Sc nadj StanS nuS nadl &Crm08cn
Sit bcnt jeber Slid beitelt:
SnrfcB siebfs, Sans, $onbn nnS Gntc,
gSilb ans 8GlOcrn, ans bcm 6clb.
Sclbit in mandJcr armcn $itte
8iebt es frubcs Sanftasma6,
@cnn bic euten 3adbarn 6clfcn,
&inbern glr,ncr gfot nno Gnal.
Sclft nad SrGftcn, liebc 6rcuuOc
Selfcn lit ia Gbriitcnpflidjt,
glud berseft bcim idj6nen Scitc
ltnIrer licben Nrmcn nidJt.
Sdifct in bic flcinen t5iitten
SrgcnS ctiuas 8ntes fin.
8utt Der Scrr luirb cs andJ lobnen,
Gnd crfrencn Scr5 nnb Sinn.
q. SGrle.
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Sobn gtnt6cl bon Carthage, 0to.,
cin 8eteran bes @eltfrieges, Itorb an
8crletrn9en, Die cr crbiclt oIs cr
brci3ebn Sui, tief Olrd cine Seller.
tiir zines &auflaOenS fieG. @otdel
modtc Die SdGodten bon ct. @ibieI
rnb argonne Our6 obnc S6ooen 5li
leioen.
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oermau1, &c., Srettag, ben IS. NOOcmber, 1921
ENtCr emeritus Mumualo bcimaC,
9nngcn.
Mnr bis uOr anr5cm Ericitcr Scr bic,
iacn Ct. @rOroSsGirdIC unS
hicr ul0cmcin bClicbt nnS
0cndDtCt.
(ginQcion0t)

NSUtHClNIlul,J
Nm 9. 9iopcnbcr morgcna IdngtC
bier 0ic rncrunrtctc ln0 eridNittcrns
DC 9(ohriht on, BOB Der bodm, Eo
ter 9tonuroiO, Scr bis N}ittc 9lu0uit
Ser biciigcn ct. 1cor0S 9Siorrc Dor
9Ctnn0CL ont s. 9ioucmbcr iriib
(2l6 4, m) SIT SnOiunopoli5 ms
bciicrc Scnicita bjnijbcrGeQonQen ici
I'M GG. SSoDrc icinc$ 9lltcra in 30,
iCiucs &rieitcrtlm&, PIN ,. 9topcnl.
her bCQub lid ser &Critorbcnr. ser on
cincm &rlrtt luO .Q}o9Cnlci0en lit,
ms Nnipitol unN mllr0C om 3. 9toO.
opcrirt. 2lnfon0S 0in9 oIlc1 icbr
gut, 10 rob iogar ser 9lr5t iid Der
mun0crtc unN SofinunN ouf @enC.
illn9 bate, ialla feline Mourplifoto,
ncn ciutr1tcn. @Ibcr an :. 9hopCnl
bcr 0bcnOS trot pI0bIid) cinc 9Scns
0lulA 3lm S6linuncrCl cin; icin
Obcrcr lrno lon1iGbri1cr SrcunO
00Oritu8 Gcrcntbol, 8. iS. Wt., mrr.
DC GcrlrfCn, crtCiltc ibn sic Stcrbc,
IntromCntc lrno ltnno ibul i'm SoOc
bel. 9llS 4. O0OrifuS bcmcrftc,
mOrgcll ici bic CftaD bon 2laerbCili.
gen, cin id)0ncr (o0 1m in Ncu
Nmmcl 81 gcbcn, ont1uprtctc Der
StcrbcnNe: Gas mare ih0n, 10 Bott
mill." q. &pnuulO mar bel 9emuBt
lcin bis 5lun lcbten glu9cnblid lmb
cnti6lici, oDnc oIleu So6eStonlpf.
Innft mtc Gin &ino, 6iC @ebctc fir Sic
&critorbcncn u2ibcro, fDric cIcDion
Ii. t. III. poDl fiir iidb icl6it muuncIn0,
nit 0cn @0rtcn, 80 mic i60n miro
IS I'M &1iulncl icin!" u. s. q.
0o5 icicrlihc acknowledgements
fonO onl 10. 9tpbcnrbcr 5u GSnoionu.
polls, GSno., Itott, mobci ocr bodm'lte
4. ErDpin5inI omtirtc. 2ettcrcr mar
tags 5upOr in Scruon onQcIongt
5lm Ncilrdjc 0cs &loitcrS, elite obcr
noh Gmpfnna Der Go0cSuo6ri6t
(n,it 0cnt nGdltcn 3u0c) nod ,Sn.
0ionnpoIiS, Icincm Niitbrl0er 0ic Iet.
ten Gbrcn 5lt crluciiCn. Der bodm.
i. Gltgcn, Eforrcr scr bieiigcn sc.
nrcinOc, ruOIltc Den GroDin5ial be9Ieis
tclL fOnntc ic6oh nift obfonuncn,
"a cr Dem GOhm. Seorg S60bn Der,
Ipro6cn mt If. gtobcnlbcr, ocnt
tScItc 6C5 I'll. Wurtin Dem 9}utron
Der Storfcnburgcr @cmcin6c, 5u |
90 lpur0c Damn bier onl
TO- 9toDcmbcr bont g. gu9cn Elm
fejcrli6cS Hcalliem 9Cfeicrt, mobci
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-18
zltnt DankHaguttgHtag

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Soicr inn ncncn &aterlanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-18

SanOis lit etma % Sabre alt rno be,
bouptet in ct. 2ouis pobnboft 5it
iein.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-22
Management Will Run
Cafeteria at the Fair;
No Free Concessions

During the Fair, October 20, 81 and
%, Director Lindsay expects to have
the lunch and dinner concession con
Quoted for the Fair, not to rent the
concession has been done heretofore
1t is his purpose to have a well con.
Quoted cafeteria and his plans are be-
ing formulated now, he told the board
of directors of the Fair Association
at their meeting on Monday.
No concessions Will be given away
by the fair management this year il
was voted by the association direct
ors. Financial conditions demand
that the association shall secure all
possible revenue. Last year, when SUI
gar was high, the association was re-
ceiving handsome sums from the
plantations of Maui but this year, with
the low prices for sugar, that income
has ceased. The association still has
an indebtedness on it's property and
must recognize that fact. By hand
ling the restaurant for itself the
double purpose will be served of secur
ing a revenue and at the same time
maintaining reasonable prices. If it
were let as a concession an individual
would pay commission for the priv
lege and would have to secure the
return of that as we'll as his profit
from the public. Soft drinks and
similar concessions will not be ex
elusive, it is expected, but will not be
let except for percentage of the pro
fits
Director Lindsay has about com
pleted the personnel of his Fair Com
mittee but has not yet called them
together into meeting. This he ex
poets to do very soon, however. There
still remain a few upon whom he has
decided but whose acceptance he has
not yet received.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-22
Two Fishermen Blown
Out to Sea in Small
Boat; Search Is On

Two fishermen in a small boat were
driven out to sea Wednesday morning
from in front of the fiat this side of
Olowalu and no report of or Il ON
them has been received up to ten
o'clock this morning. AS there was
high wind blowing and as lnter-ls-
land steamers report having encoUnt-
cred heavy seas little hope for the
safety of the men is entertained.
j. NJ. Lewai, a part-Hawaiian and
Ropetto Rio, a Porto Rican, employed
by l.. b. Kaumeheiwa, We're out in
row boat Wednesday morning hauling
traps. There was a high wind sweep
ing across the flats and the toWers
appear to have been unable 70 make
headway against it and to have been
blown out to sea.
On Wednesday Sheriff CroWe!l was
notified of the occurrence ana ne IN
turn notified naval authorities. y
mine sweeper and another boat were
sent out to search for the men or
trace of them. The sweeper return
ed yesterday after an unaYalllng
search and it was reported this horn-
ing that two Eagle boats We're con
tinuing the search. The Sheri1 organ
lied a party and secured sampan
and also put out No report from
him has been received up to 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-22
Antoine do Rego After
Many Years Takes Mail

Mail between Wailuku and Lahaina
will be carried by Antoine do Rego
beginning the first of the month. He
has sublet the mail carrying contract
from Newton Auto Exchange, he an
nounced this morning. So the veteran
takes up again contract which he
abandoned more than a dozen years
ago.
Antoine do Rego can well claim to
be the veteran mail carrier of the
Islands, for in the days of the mon
archy and afterward, when horse
drawn vehicles were the sole method
of transportation, he journeyed back
and forth between Wailuku and La
haina, establishing and maintaining
mail communication between those
points. The journey back and forth
by motor, as he will now make it, is
a very different matter from she trips
he made in the old days.