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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
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Y. M. G.. A. GIRLS TO PLAY
MADISON FIVE TONIGHT

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. C. A.
girls basketball team will endeavor
to make up FOR their defeat at the
hands of the Newark Y. M. G. A.
girls team on the local Y. NJ. C. A.
they engage in another court contest
with the fast Madison Y. M. c. A.
girls basketball team tonight. AL
though the Amboy girls defeated
the Madison team in a decisive man
ner on the local court earlier in the
season. the Madison players are
confident of making "a different
showing in this game on their own
court.
The Amboy girls lineup will be
chosen from the Misses Ruth and
Elizabeth Macan. Doris Willsey.
Frances Hance and Ethel Lewis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Wheelers
7. A. C. FIVE TO AGAIN
PLAY AT WOODBRIDGE

Charles Hilker's fighting" Totem
vile A. c. basketball team has been
rebooked to play the Arrow basket
ball team of Woodbridge on the
Woodbridge high school court in a
game scheduled to be played next
Tuesday night. The Tottenville team
in this game will have in their line
up, Charley Sher, their captain and
star guard.
Coming from behind. after being
in the rear of their opponents by
margins ranging from twelve TO six
teen points. the Tottenville players
passed their opponents in the last ten
seconds OF play and the game was
decided by a one-point margin. Tb-
Arrow team will go on the floor
in this game with the same line up
as was used last Tuesday night, the
crack Handerhan brothers, Irv Mar
tin, Brownmiller and Bradley. with
Bill Martin as utility.
The Tottenville team is expected
to take the court with Soige and
Preacher. forwards; LaForge, CEN
| ter; and Stanfield and Sher. guards.
Seamer. Price and Ewitt will be util-
ity men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
,ketball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS : Bowling News
WORK TO START SOON
ON AMB0Y GOLF LINKS

will be taken 10 have other improve
ments made to the property of the
club.
A meeting OF the COMMITTEES viii
be held some time during this
month for the purpose OF discussing
Just what improvements will be
made TO the building and other
features OF the course. There are
buildings on the property hat can
be remodeled and made into club
houses without as much expense as
building new buildings. This mat
ter will be settled at the next meet
ing of the COMMITTEES.
Those interested in the golf club
are DESTROYS Of getting work started
as soon as possible. so that a full
season can be had on the links
The committee believes that the
sooner the work starts the sooner
the club will be an established face
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

We hit Angel City at its hottest.
for a coupla weeks of rest. The
Wildcats had Just completed a hard
schedule of games. Only n outfit,
a strong oilfield nine, had trimmed
US.
Not that we expected to be al
together idle in Angel City. We
had a battle billed with a colored
club. and a very important tussle
with an all star aggregation of for
mer eastern college cracks. The
boys had set their hearts on winning
this last contest with Brewster in
the box. He had yet TO lose a game
for the Wildcats.
Tuffy Doyle, also. was chewing
about wanting to mill at Vernon. We
really promised to be fairly busy.
The negro nine we were due TO
play was known as the Black Sox,
and Freddy Hopper declared they
were a ripsnorting bunch of ball
tossers. They were gonna give my
sterling athletes a decided whtrl.
The evening before our combat
with the Dark Hose. I looked for
Exeter Washington Ambrose in vain.
where's Eczema?" I asked Mud
dy Clay and Tuffy Doyle. butting in
on their game of straight pool.
Hes down in Darktown some
where" Muddy grins. HE took
his cante-ing cubes along"
eczema thinks them educated
dice of his will win a lotta jack
away from these Angel City DARK
les" fluffy adds. Hell need a wa
gon to bring i. back-maybe."
when you want that black ras-
cal he's just like the highwaymen
they have here-always missing.
I grumble.
Tho next morning Eczenix wa:
abroad bright and early. his dusky
face beaming. His chest hadn't
been cut so far since the day he
had made that one wonderful catch
a. Fir Forks. At breakfast I heard
AL about it.
Eczema had the old worries gall
looping right noble last night" says
Johnny Worth. He cleaned out
Darktown. He says Lady Luck was
at his elbow every second"
81 heard he got everything one
poor duck owned, and was just 60
ing to throw for his secondhand
fiivver when tho unlucky guy quit
cold. Old Elk is a gambling fool.
I'll say" adds Tiny Crumb.
"Yeh. he cops the nonskid water
melon, laughs curly Bloom Win
all their jack gone those colored
gents won't be able to bet on the
game. and we oughta win easy"
mo, We won't win easy" i warn.
Those boys can sure get around
the lot. and we'll be playing on their
own egg ranch. too"
who's to pitch. chief?" Buck
Horn queries.
Lefty, I guess. I hear they don't
hit the southpaws much"
well. he'll be all right against
brunets. but he's the Swiss moth
balls against bonds" chirps Tuny
Doyle. and a young riot nearly comes
off.
Going back to my bivouac on
Spring street after the morning ex-
ercise / found the door of my room
partly open. Thinking the maid was
giving the joint the once-over. I
showed in. At my entrance a mar
leaped up from some of my baggage
and handed me a startled look.
And this bird had a black mus
tache, Evidently up to the same
tricks he had been trying nee be-
| fore. in Medbank.
well I got you in the act this
timei" ! snap. THE old hoosgow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
K. OF G.. FIVE WILL OPPOSE
WOODBRIDGE A. C. TONIGHT

ball team will oppose the Wood
bridge A. C. in a game to be played
on the high school court in Wood
bridge tonight. This is the first
time these teams have met this sea-
son, and as both combinations have
been playing a good brand of bas-
ketball, it is expected that fast floor
work will feature the game.
The possible lineup of the X. of
C. team, Flynn, forward; Holzheim-
er. forward; Melko. center: Camp
bell, guard. and Brennan, guard.
The Woodbridge A. c. will have
their regular lineup to oppose the
"Caseys," consisting of H. Reyder,
forward; II. Simonson, forward; M,
and Mesick, guard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

Since the announcement that
Perth Amboy and vicinity will have
a golf course this year. plans have
been made for the establishing OF a
nine hole course on the Kelly farm,
the site acquired by the persons in
terested in the club. which Is locat-
ed five miles from Perth Amboy
along the main highway TO Railway.
The plans and layout Of the nine
hole course are in the hands Of the
committee at the present time. As
soon as the weather permits, tenn
porary putting greens will be es-
tablished and the nine hole course
laid out. These arrangements will
be used till the permanent greens
are ready for use. The playing
ground will be rolled and put in
proper shape as soon as the other
work is started, and after this steps
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
BIG SALE OF LEGION FIGHT
TICKETS At SOUTH AMBOY
[By Evening News Correspondent

LRy Evening news 1orIespon4eLN
SOUTH AMBOY, March lin
a letter sent to Chris E. Mulrain. of
this city. matchmaker for the big
American Legion smoker TO be held
in Perth Amboy next Thursday. "Al"
Norton sends word that he expects
to win the main bout of the evening.
The letter was sent through Nor
TONS manager who declared that
Norton had been finishing 'em all
by the X. o. route and he expected
to do the same with young Hicks
There has been a big advance sale
of tickets in this city and If they
have been selling in the same man
ner all over the county. standing
room will be at a premium pm the
night of the big event. There are
only a number of ringside and re-
served seats and practically all of
these have been sold.
In order to accommodate the vast
crowds that are expected from this
city arrangements are to be made
with the jitneys In order to have
them meet the fight fans at the. door
of the Auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

team. Ira Flagstead was his roomie
At the close Of the season Ira said
so long Harry" and moved up tc
the Detroit Tigers.
Charley Pechous and Bob Oar
rell hooked up with Harper II
Peoria in the Central League. The
Chicago Cubs soon got Pechous and
O'Farrell.
Columbus. OF the American Asso.
citation, was Harper's next berth
He roomed with Tom Taggart The
Boston Braves took Tom.
Loses Two in 1919
In 1919 Harper played with Sar
Francisco and Seattle. His Frisco
roommate was Jimmy Caveney, who
was called by Detroit, but refused
TO report. In Seattle he roomed
with Lyle Bigbee until Connie Mack
took Lyle.
Last season Harper roomed with
Tony Brottem on the Little Rock
club. At the end Of the season the
Pittsburg Pirates took Brottem.
What's going to happen in 1921
Il think I'll room Alone" says
Harper. Maybe I'll send myself
up TO big company. / have beer
nearly sold five times-but they al
ways took my roommate"
Harper's a left-handed batter and
led the Southern League in 1890.
He throws right-handed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Lone -Standpatters

SoAA&
Connie Mack and Iris Speaker
are the only two standpat managers
in the major league this year..
Each is depending on his 1920
team for the 1921 campaign.
Connie figures he's a cinch to get
out of the cellar.
Iris believes his veteran Indians
can snatch another American
League pennant.
OF the two standpatters Connie
has the easiest job ahead of him.
He's go a team of kids. They're
Corners
They don't know when they're
beaten or outclassed.
Last year they lost game after
game at the beginning of the season
because they were green.
With a years big league polish to
their credit. better mastery Of he
plain mechanics of baseball and a
winters thinking back of them
they're a different ball club
Each player is back at spring
training camp with but n desire
burning in his brain. It's to finish
above the cellar.
Look put for the "Lowly AS this
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult to Overcome?

When your skin breaks out with
itching eruptons, letter. rash, &C.
zema, PSORIASIS, or other terrifying
disorders, temporary relief win do
you but little good, for soon all the
itching and irritation breaks out
afresh with renewed fury, and you
soon realize that local remedies
such As ointments, calves and simi-
lar treatment WI never nd you Of
your trouble
These troubles originals IN The
blood, and II ycu expect real sub
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

The little leather baseball
Is a lucky thing at that;
II never can be blamed when It
Goes out upon a bat.
He Is an optimistic star
Who fans each time he tries,
And then gets satisfaction cause
He's had good exercise.
IT'S sad but true that a lot of
backwoods rockies will be sorry
they did not purchase a round trip
ticket
A baseball manager knows Just
as much about the shift play as
a football coach.
In spite of the popularity of the
well known cellar these days. the
Phillies want to get out of 1t dur
ing the 1921 season.
The village wit claims that
every bowling game Is framed.
And the guy who gets to play all IL
frames is lucky.
Jimmy Dykes, Athletic outfielder,
got a homer in spring training. with
the bases loaded. Connie Mack
hopes history will repeat when the
official season is on.
A curious youngster isn't n only
one who wants to 'see h wheels
go round" Think o. the birds at
the six day bike race:
A summary of the offers made to
Rickard for the Dempsey-Carpen-
tier go might we'll run under the
title Of the TERRIBLE Taxing Of Tex"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
METUCHEN VARSITY
DEFEATS ALUMNI

tBy Evening News stan c-orrespondent1
METUCHEN. March 1.-THE Me-
tuchen High School boys varsity
basketball team registered a victory
in its last game OF the season by
defeating the Alumni team of the
high school on the high school court
last night by a score of 33-24. Hill
not was high score man for the high
school team. while Sauter led the
losing team In total points.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
LOCAL POST OFFICE PINMEN
LOSE MATCH At SO. LMBOl

The local p~ostofice bowling team
went TO South Amboy last night
where il rolled a match against the
South Amboy Business Mems team
on the Pennsylvania Railroad ~
alleys. The South AElboy Primers
won two out of three games. the fed
erals being able to annex only the
last game. Clayton of the Business
Men, averaged high for the night
with 1872. A 212 score. made by Co
wan of the So me team, was high for
the night. Mallett led the postofnce
bowlers in average. making IFS.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
COURT STANDARD WINS TWO
OUT OF THREE LAST NIGHT

Court Standard won two out Of
three games from Court New Bruins
wick in a Foresters bowling league
match rolled on Bohnsack's alleys
here last night. The Amboy team
won the frst two games but lost the
last by thirty-four pins. NJ. Larsen
took all honors in this match, his
PIP score and his average OF 204 be-
ing high. King of the visitors turn
ed in two double century scores for
an average of 1913.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
DOTTAS GIRLS To PLAY
PENNA. R. R. TEAM HERE

The Dottas Girls basketball team
is booked to play the strong P. r. r.
basketball team Of the Trenton and
Manhattan division on the Audito-
rum court tomorrow night. This
game will be played as a prelim 70
Bill Manning's attraction. In the
lineup Of the railroad team will be
several court stars from South AM
boy in addition TO crack Walton
sisters and Scheurman from the
Manhattan division. The Amboy
teams lineup will be chosen from
the Misses Marie Handerhan. Mar
ion Burns. Cora DeRusha, Mary
Nolan. Elizabeth Dolan and G..
Foster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
FIVE
BEATEN 42-26
Local Team Goes Down to
Defeat Before MataWan
Big Five in Fast Game.
tBy Evening News Correspondent

by Evening News Correspondent
MATAWAN, March lin a
rough, hard fought game the Co.
lumbus Club basketball team of
Perth Amboy. went down to defeat
before Jay Shaw's representative
Matawan Big Five basketball team
on Geran's hall court here last
night. The final of the game
was 1926. Matawan led at the end
of the first half 20-16. Davis was
high man for the home team. while
Brennan was high for the visitors.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

stantial relief you must treat tAm
through the blood
The best remedy fer this pmpom
is SIS, the fine old blood r1,sdy
that purihes the blood Of disenso
germs. and thus restores Tie skin
TO q normal and healthy condidon.
Begin taking SIS. today, and
write . eomp1ste history q ysur
case and our msdiral dirsetur Wi
give yea expert a4xics uifhou1
charge Address Oief Hedscn1 Al
yis@. ls1 SWIM L4bsr.tp1. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
TWO GAMES OF V0LLEY
BALL At Y. M. C. A. TONIGHT

There will be two interesting
sets of volley ball games at the Y.
M. c. A. tonight. In the big match
the Bayonne Y. NJ. C. A. volley ball
team is scheduled to play h strong
representative Y. NJ. G.. A: volleyers
or this city, The local lineup will
consist of Rankin, Nelson, Peakes,
Stocker, Dover and Prantel. In the
second set a team captained by
Schrimpe will stack forces against
Captain Westcott's v~olleyers. The
first set will start at s O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
FINE BOWLING SCORES
MADE AT HELMETTA
TBy Evening News Correspondent

[By Evening New Correspondent.I
HELMETTA, March 11.-Interest
continues in the bowling contests at
the Helmetta Club alleys during the
present week. One of the greatest
nights was the contest between the
American Legion and the Club SEN
iors IL which the club five landed all
three games. Latkanic and Wltkow-
ski were high rollers for the winners
while Petric for the legionaries was
in the two hundred scoring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
ELKS LEAGUE

The Perth Amboy Elks bowling
team took two out of three games
from the Bayonne Elks in a match
rolled on the local alleys last night.
Amboy won the first game in this
match by three points. the second
by two hundred and three poins and
Bayonne won the final game by for
ty-two pins. lessen was high aver
age man for the locals with 1Ss,
while Howard Richards rolled high
score. 234 in the second game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Postomce
south Amboy Business Men
WANT BASEBALL GAMES

The Hoboken baseball team, 8
heavy semi-professional travelling
combination, would like TO arrange
games for the coming season with
ali the leading teams in this city
Address A. Constance. GA Monrot
street. Hoboken, n. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
HAVE TWO GOOD TEAMS
READY FOR GAME HERE


The Carbonate basketball team.
formerly of the Pennsylvania State
League, or the National Turner's OF
Newark, the latter with the same
lineup as appeared here on last
Saturday night, will furnish The OPP
position to Bill Manning's Perth AM
boy team on the Auditorium court
tomorrow night. There will be a
preliminary game between two girls
teams.
The Amboy manager has not def
initely decided whether the Newark
team which put up a good game
against his team on the local court
last Saturday night. or the Carbon
dale outfit will be booked. The Car
bondale team also appeared here this
season. having been defeated by
Manning's tossers.
All of the office boys relatives
will please get set to die. The sea-
son opens soon.
Babe Ruth's got a heap OF base
ball on his mind and a heap of
flesh on his body. He's going to
work OF is pounds Of the latter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Court New

Baseball. golf and tennis will
shortly unite TO knock bowling off
its pins for the summer aso
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

Oh for that old familiar outburst
from the announcer: "Bla blurk
swap cha blooie." Which OF course
is the batt'ries for today's game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

Gotta be 1e remnants in the major
leagues this season. Every mana
ger has admitted he's going to cop.
Many golf course records are
shattered by amateurs-and a good
pencil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

Boston Red sox are getting Hot
Springs training.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

It peeves a baseball player
much and likely makes him howl
to race way down 10 second, then
discover twas a foul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

Referee-"Hank" Thomas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
"The Evergreen
Wildcats"
BY JAMES W. EGAN
copyright, 1921. by The Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
CHAPTER XVII

We hit Angel City at its hottest
for a coupla weeks of rest. The
Wildcats had just completed a hard
schedule of games. Only n OUTFIT.
strong oilfield nine, had trimmed
The Washington herald., 1921-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE THIRTY-FIFrH sEMLANNUAL DIyI.
dend OF two and one-half per cent (2Ib q,
mas been Declared on the preferred stock Of
the washington Railway and Electric Com
pany, payable December 1. 1921 An hold
ers OF certincates OF said preferred stock Of
record the 20tL day Of AuRnst Ie91.
bearing stamp changing the time and
manner II payment Of dividends thereon
from semi-annually to quarterly, shall re-
eeiEe one-half Of said semi-annual dividend
On septemser !. 1921. Books for the trans
Ter at the preferred stork will he CLOSED
from the close Of business on AuruSt 81
1871. 10 the opening ~ business on August
g, 1921 $. Il. DOws Secretary. 3sS
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Wanted Rooms.

WITH ELECTRICITY
BY navy man: permanent; near Navy Yard {;
state price. Address NAVY, Herald office.
s6l
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES HYGIESIC LABoRA
tory, Washington. d, C.. Office Of Gus
triian. August 5. Is2I-sealed proposals win
ne received ut ,his office until two pm,
"wednesday. August ot, 1921. and then pub
IicIy opened for nev partition tsecond hcor
afain Ruildingf at this building in accord.
anre with the drawing and specihca tion
c,,pie< ri which may be obtained from the
erstndian only. q. W. MCCOY. Custodian
au-e.s.1o, 1ss
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KEYS.

Duplicate Keys made while you wait. 25c
us II st. NV.
aug 3-tf 4s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding probate court. No.
2S32s, Administration. This is to give
notice: That the subscriber. of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the Proba te
Court Of the District OF Columbia. letters
testamentary on the estate OF Seth Shepard
tr., late Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
tne deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the voucher thereof legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of July, A. D.. 1922:
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate Given under NV
hand this 18th day of July, 1921. GRACE
p SHEPARD. 502 wilkins Bldg, Washing.
ton. ID. G.. Attest: THEODORE CoGswELL.
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
H. r: DuIany. Jr.. attorney.
au-29,16. %
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AUCTION SALES
THos. powLIEe d co.. Auctisassrs.
BIO Pa. ave. nv.

SALE or PERSONAL EFrEcTs AND
household goods for storage charges.
Notice Is hereby given that on FRIDAY.
AUGUST &c. 1871, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
there will be sold at public suction In front
Of the United States Storage Company .
warehouses, 4is-f20 10th 1t. nv. Washing-
ton, d. c., 10 enforce liens for storage
charges. etc, due and unpsid. all goods.
furniture, pianos. china. glassware, books
pictures. refriserstors. beds. bureaus. bores
and contents. trunks and eontehts' bousehoIo
.,d nerSon,i effects on storage with the
UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY in
the names Of Mrs Kate Diener. Walter Z.
Disney, Miss Nellie Gontrun. Mrs Blsnche
NcCord, Lee Msttingly. Jerome j. smith
d. s. wagner. M. \. Young. Frank Zerega'
V. W. MOTT, Secretsry' lpitea su'e'
storage Co, Inc. -,
au1it ig-s1 90
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND
FORESTER.

ESTIMATES MADE FOR IMPROVING
estates. evergreen hedges. nursery stock; ;
delivery within "a hours. Z. p. RoDAAN,
lOl Primrose ST.. Chevy Chase. CIeye. 1919
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HERB REMEDIES.

STOP WISHING FOR GOOD HEALTH. GO
to the old Indian Herb Store, take tht
great TU RA he remedies. get well and stay
we'll IS so many thousands have. l72s 1th
ct. nv. T69
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THoRuliGH .wORK GCsRANTEEp. COW.
SUI =. THOMPSON. 1897 1t s..
LiDccln 6fs4
lui-tf "a
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rHos. J. OWEN AND son. Auetionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or ONE OAKLAND AU:
tomobile.-By virtue OF certain deco OF
trust chattel dated June .4th. ls-i' sho
heI,y I,stnn.nt No, 5, recorded June 9th,
1921. among the land records for the DIS
trict Of Columbia ard at the request OF tae
party secured the -eby I will sell At pubic
suction within premises No. isee l. street
y. W. on Saturday, the 18th day OF Az
gust. 1921, at eleven o'clock a. m, one
i,nd Tourinr Car, Model 81 r. Motor
No. ossa3, csr No. IIsoos3I. Terms al
cash. J. II. PRINCE, Trustee.
aus si0,l2 -
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Furnished or Unfurnished
RANDOLPH ST, NEAR 18th ST. CAR.
Four rooms, double sleeping porch. bath
and private lavatory: entire noor: party
furnished; SIS per month. Columbia eSIs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-14

gent. We presume lots may be- bought
At reasonable price. We would |ex-
pect to build our own home unless
one to suit us could be secured at a
reasonable price We have been told
taxes are, high but II we get value
for them that would not be. a serious
matter. -, r
We enclose g. stamped envelope for
reply and trust that we are not put
ting you to too much trouble.
Yours truly,
"Iowa Settler.
We have been able to answer all
the questions contained in this let
ter we believe to, the satisfaction OF
the prospective. settler except the
tint: d one. We wish some one would
tell us just what to tell this Iowa
Settler whose name we have inten-
tionally refrained7f from publishing. A
perfectly pertinent question for a
mother to ask. This, is not the only
one who asked thu same question OF
the editor OF this paper. What shall
~ .'e%i 1872. EDITOR.