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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
Y TOo ore SLQlllOlS
The WoTP

the ten and twelve cent store and
having bought them he hoped on,
looking for something 20 happen.
All of a sudden, as the bunny gen
ticman. was hopping under some
bushes, he heard "a sad voice saying:
ooh dearl I'm caught fast
can never get loose to go home TO
my little birds"
"Ha. Some one in trouble"
thought Uncle Wiggily. II must help
them," He looked through the
leaves and saw a bird. about as large
as a robin. with black and grayish
white feathers. and having spots Of
rusty red on it's side
what is the matter2" asked the
bunny "and who pre- your
81 am Chewing. sometimes called
the towhee or ground robin bird,
was the answer. My legs are caught
I'm some string about a tree branch.
and / can't get loose. 1 shall have
10 stay here forever"
"Not So" cried Uncle Wiggily in
his jolly voice with Nurse James
scissors. which / just bought at the
store, I'll cut the thread and set you
free"
So the bunny gentleman did this
and the Chewink bird flew away.
First it thanked Uncle Wiggily,
though and said:
AS soon as 1 fly home TO tell my
wife and litIe ones I am safe IA
come back and sing for you.
"That viii be delightful" spoke
Mr. Longears.
However. he did not think much
more about the Chewink. as he was
busy looking for an adventure. And,
all of sudden ne found one. The
Fox and Wolf jumped out Of the
bushes and caught the bunny gentle
man.
"Ah, ha," sn.ckered the Fox now
for some ear nibles"
Right you are.' srowled the Wolf.
"Oh. dcar," sighed Uncle Wiggily,
How can L get away from these bad
an.malse'
Then. all at once. a voice seemed
10 cry;
Drink your tea. Drink your tea!'
The Fox and Wolf, who were
drassing Uncle Wiggily off to the
cave. stopped to listen. Again came
the call:
Drink your teal
ola, Did YOU hear that?" growl-
ed the Wolf
eyes" answered the Fox. Our
tea must be getting cold. and my
wife is calling us TO come and drink
.it Wen 60 back to the cave and
drink our tea. and then Wen come
back here and nibble Uncle Wig
si,y's ears
Fright YOU are. howled the Wolf,
cay don't want 90 miss my teal
Then away ran the bad chaps.
. le. wing Uncle Wiggily safely alone.
The bunny was quite surprised at
the way the Fox and Wolf ran away.
q wonder who called out about
T their tea" asrked Mr.. Longears.
~ did" answered a voice. and out
of the bushes popped the Chewink
bird. My call or song. sounds as
II some one said Drink your tea. -
spoke the bird. "and I called it spec
tally loud % fool the Fox and Wolf
to make them so away.
"Tm EIad you did spoke Uncle
Wige.Iy as ne hoped along. And
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
THE HOME KITCHEN
Seven Ways to Vary the Luncheon Salad
By JEANETTE YOUNG NORTC
Y warm summer DAYS there Is moth

IN warm summer days there Is moth
ing nicer for luncheon than a good
~ salad. with iced tea. little fruit
and bread and butter sats<wiches. Nege-
tables make very attractive salads. They
are not nearly 30 much used as they de-
serve 20 be. especially II they are fresh
from your own kitchen garden. Next
choice falls on the best the market Of
fers. But those from cans are not TO
be lightly overlooked.
Green Pea and chlVe Salad.
Cook one pint Of freshly shelled peas
in fast boiling water until done. then
strain and cool. Finely cut enough fires
chives to make one-half OF a cupful Be
fore the peas are cool add a teaspoonful
OF soft butter. the same amount OF sugar.
pepper and salt. When ready TO serve
mix the chives and peas. fold in heavy
mayonnaise. made without mustard. and
I'll white lettuce leaves with the mix
ture. Garnish with a radish rose In the
centre Of each salad portion.
Carrot and Grapefruit Salad.
Remove the grapefruit from the shell,
then take each segment from the skin
in as large pieces as possible. and set 20
chill Scrape and boil two punches OF
young carrots until tender. but not soft.
Drain and cool the carrots then slice
them. Drain the juice from the grape
fruit and mix the pulp iiSAtly with the
carrots. Fold the mixture Ia mayor
naise which has been thinned Slightly
with a little OF the fruit juice. Serve
on lettuce leaves.
Grated Salad.
Crate four cold boiled potatoes. Add
a large grated Bermuda onion. Mix one
small cupful Of grated and drained pine
apple with the other ingredients. adding
a tablespoonful or chopped chives. Gu,
CD the heart of one fresh lettuce and
toss al lightly In heavy French dress
ing. made rcd with papril1a- Serve in
lettuce leaves as soon as dressed. 70.
the salad dries out quickly and loses
It's 6eucacy n Il stands,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Hot Corn Salad.
cut enough fresh corn from the cobs
TO make one and one half cupfuls OF
corn BE careful in cutting II down not
70 cut too closely and 50 get bits or the
husks. Put the corn into a saucepan
WIN generous lump OF butter and one
haI cupIul or cream. n dessertspoonful
OF sugar pepper and salt. Saute until
the corn is done, then set aside. Law
slice OF toast in each dish. and on the
toast place a lettuce leaf spread with
mayonnaise. Fill the leaf with the
corn and lay on TOP two slices Of broiled
OScon which have been dipped in the
mayonnaise.
String Bean Salad.
String carefully and cut in email
pieces one pint OF fresh. crisp beans
WASH and boil until tender but not soft
Drain and cool the beans When cold
add one-half cupful OF s,rapenuts which
nave been moistened with French dress.
Ing. the juice OF an onion and a table
spoonful OF chopped chIves- Add only
enough mayonnaise. made with tarragon
vinegar. 10 moisten. Serve in cabbage
or japanese lettuce leaves.
Orange and Duck Salad.
Cut up four oranges in small n,ecss
BE sure TO cut across the grain. ard re-
move all seeds. Then set 10 chill. Taxa
( the remains Of a cold roast duck and cut
the meat fine. With the kitchen scissors
cut W a heart Of lettuce ,sne Drain
the orange and mix the ingredients to-
gether. dust with pepper and salt. make
a dressing Of oil. orange Juice. a tea
spoonful OF sugar. pepper. salt and pap
rika. pour over the salad. and serve In
/ lettuce leaves
Emergency Salad.
Drain bottle Of n scsdoine vegetables
add a tablespoonful o. washed capers.
fold in nayOnnaise and heap on a toast
/ round which has been wet in French
dressing. Lettuce may be added
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
Advice to Girls

ask him what made him quit COM
ing 20 see me ike he used TO- When
he go. the letter Re called and told
me that he was not mad. that he had
been sick. After that no called regu-
larry for about three weeks. But
now he doesn't call at al.
know 7 have not said anything 20
hurt his feelings. for thought too
much OF him 20 say anything 20 hurt
him. 7 dearly love him. I haven't
written him 20 ask why he hasn't
called 20 see me this time. I know
there is something wrong somewhere.
Would you write 20 MIN and ask
him what I had done or nOt2 he 70
just as sweet 20 me when he sees me
as he can be. but I can't understand
why he acts Ike this He hasn't
been 10 SEQ me now IN about Eve
weeks. love him dearly and want
20 go with him II there Is any pos
sible chance. BROKEN HEART.
~ ROKEN HEART: Don't write q
X him. my dear. II you are sure yo'
ia nothing 20 offend him there 4
nothing for you 70 worry over II h
does not care 70 resume his friends hii
with you. you cannot force him. II
were YOU / would &c 80 happy and s.
cheerful with life In general when 20
meet him that he cannot resist asking [
call on you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

annoyed. You know I detest that
sort OF music"
Dicly stopped shCt looked rue
fully at hts mother. then threw hack
his head and laughed "You AMI
Nsdee viii jazz too. when you hear
my news" he said. Vow just hold
your breath while 7 get this out. I've
sold the Marvin house for twenty
thousand dollars What do ycI
think 81 that for hizht"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
By Annie Laurie

mOCe about than I do him. lie e one
OF the most handsome bows I've ever
seen. and I cant help loving him. He
seems 20 be crazy about me. and
every one runs after him except me.
He says he Is more fond Of me than
any one.
Ny parents object to my Fol--
with the boys. I don't want 70 dis
obey them IN any way. but feel that
Just have 20. Afy heart IL break
ing.
Do YOU think Il would BE- disre
specttul 20 my parents II ran ava,
with this young man? certainly do
love him. PINKIE.
DISKIE: Not only would II be disre
spec1ful 70 your parents 20 run ava.
with this young man. my dear. bu
you would te doing yourself a great In
justice. when the time comes Tor 70,
TO marry, don't you want 10 have a wed
ding ike other girls. and have the zoo.
wishes OF all your friends and the az
prevail OF your parents who have dosI
so much for VOC? Don't do such a foo
ISL thing. dear
Perhaps by waiting a few years 20
may obtain your parents consent. Jus
think how much happier you viii be {
know you are doing what Is right
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Anyhow. we can't drink our tea
now. So come on"
Leaving the cave, the Fox and
Wolf went together through the
woods. looking for Uncle Wiggily.
SOW. about this same time Uncle
W.ggily was hopping away from his
hollow stump bungalow to 90 20 the
store for Nurse Jane. and also look
for an adventure for himself.
The bunny rabbit was going 20
buy Nurse Jane a pair Of scissors a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Thomas Luckey and Mrs Fabian
Luckey at the home of Miss Luckey,
.12O S. Laurel ST. ON next Tuesday
evening Mrs. William AdsIsperger,
Corby st., viii Doe hostess at party
C0mplimeutIng Hiss Shinyille. Miss
Mary Cunningham. 1909 Birner ST..
viii Cusertain at her home ON We'd
nesday evening and Mrs Edward
Phclan and Mrs. p. j. Erehmer, VIII
give a party at the home Of Mrs.
Brehmer. $40 ". Notre Dame av., ON
Friday evening of next week.
The marriage of Miss Cecilia La
towski. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Latowski. 4344 $. Carlisle ST..
and Jack Prawat. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kimmel, 1885 w Napier
ST.. took place at st. Adalbert' S
church, Monday Rev. John $. Hos
liusN of Rolling Prairie, Ind. Of
Ii-iatlng The bride was attended by
Miss Harriet Prawat as maid of
/ honor, who wore gown of coral
Icol0red orglndy with hat 90 match
land corsagc of sweet peas and
roses. Miss Anna Prusinski was
/ bridesmaid She wore a gown of
pink orEaudy with bat 90 match and
cUrs3ge of sweet peas and roses
Walter ChcImiuiak acted as best
man. and Walter Prawlt as usher
4 The bride was gOwncd in white
/ charmeusc satin with beads and
/ trimmed with white ribbons caught
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Of this present surprise" but I did
not like to admit its truth even To
myself. much less 20 Mother era
ham
I wondered If DR. Paige might not
have forbidden any revelation 10 my.
mother-in-law, as the day wore
away and Dicky did not return to
the house But late in the after
noon. when had ensconced Mother
Graham safely in her room again,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

and was sitting sewing near her, he
came breezBy into the room, whist
ling a particularly "jazzy' biz Of
music.
Richard. his mother said tartly,
eff YOU feel that you must get that
out Of your system, viii you please
do down in the pine grove out OF
earshot and whistle Il clear through
as many times as You wish ? Then
YOU VIII be satisfied. and 7 won't -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

have been going with a young
-Can four years Older than for about
six months. am IS years old. This
Young man seemed 70 think lots 81
me until lately SO when ne quit
coming 20 see me I began 20 wonder
what / had done 90 hurt his feelings.
he lives in the same neighoorhood I
do When he would see me he would
always speak Just as nicely as ever.
So when ne cult calling on me
for about three weeks. I thought
II was my duty 10 write and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
TomorroW's
HOROSCOPE
BIZ GeneUieUe Kemble
SATURDAY, JULY 2.

Gal ONDAIs jul Z
The astral forces ruling this day pre-
sage doubts, perplexities and annoy
Ances. although nothing Of positive men
ace is TO be read from the planetary
chart. The aspects, according TO the
lunar transits. are weak. but warn
against disputes and other indulgences
making for inharmony Domestic. social
and affectional affairs are under more
propitious sway and these should thrive
and bring happiness. urtship and
marriage should flourish under the
benignant rule Of Venus.
Those whose birthday it is may find
their business beset with annoyance and
perplexity. which they should not in
wife by disputes and contentious. All
other affairs should prosper. and the
young may look forward 10 courtship
and marriage. a child born on this day
vill be popular respected and fortunate,
out perhaps rather given TO pleasure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

you can imagine how disappointed
the Fox and Wolf were when after
drinking their tea, they came back
20 find Uncle Wiggily gone. But il
served them right, 1 think.
And If the wooden spoon doesn't
hammer so hard on the dishpan that
It wakes up the alarm clock. III tell
YOU next about Unclt Wiggily s
Fourth Of July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

nEAh AaNNAL Ia q ltAEss
\ am zirl Is years OF age. and
r.ve been married I'VE months.
had real black hair when I married.
Anon my husband seemed 20 take TO
rIordes 7 bleached my hair, think
ing he would love me more, and now
he won't have anything 20 do with
me He gees out alone, and does not
come home unit, late. VIII you please
-dvise me what % do,
PABY JEP.
ANY JLp: BE a sensible girl. my
K dear. and stop bleaching your hair.
- Don't resort 90 such foolish tricks
Go hold the afTecti0n ~ your husband.
cut try Co be so sweet ard sympathetic
and good -natured that he viii desire
your company abcva all others II seems
to me- my dear. that port Of the cause u
his neglect is your own fault. Improve
Yourself. and you VIII soon see the
change reflected Ia him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Anats Laurie tcfII trelcou1s letters q
inquiry o. subjects Ct feminine tRfercs
from young tCOnlen readers Of thts paper
and tc4H reply 20 them tH these columns.
Letters 60 MISs Lotrte should Be a.
Creased 70 her, IN core 81 this olSoG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
Ouerheated Gas Store
Causes Blaze at Home

Fire. believed 10 have originated
from an overheated gas stove caused
slight damage early Thursday even
ing 10 the home of Leo Liebro, 425
8. Williams st. Prompt work Of the
fire department confined the blaze
10 the roof Of the home. The loss
was estimated at $500. Firemeu
from stations Nos. 1 and ? answered
the alarm.
Try NEWS-TIHES Want dds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE.

~ I am a girl OF IS years. and am IN
love with a boy one year older.
have never seen a person I cared any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01
8 o tw:

Tho Helena Rebekah Sewing elr-
4 ce held theIr scmi- monthly meet
H. Thursday afternoon 40 The i. o..
D. II. hall. Mrs. oscar Paweu and
No. Mary Burme.ster were h0s--
sees for tho afternoon. which was
1 spent with SEWING the business
meeting being dispensed with. Re-
4 freshments were served 90 20 meme
/ bers Meetings % The circle VIII bee
\ aspended until August
II Mrs. BENJAMIN Mitchell. r.. Mad
son st.. was hostess 10 the Harmony
Reading circle Thursday afternoon
&Thc time was spent in reading The
r-Iehtrider'' by zane GREY. Refresh
l ments were served. ON July "a the
Yclab will meet at the home of Mrs.
4 Raymond Noyes, 527 ~ Eotre Dame
4 av.. 10 complete plans for picnic,
I-Ehich viii Toe announced later.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society OF the Nunson chapel
was held Thursday afternoon al the
home OF Mrs. George Barkus. blvis-
Jon So. I'd The afternoon was spent
informally. at the close If which q
business meeting was held. Mrs.
Frank Bauer Sample So. rd., win en-
terrain the society July IS.
Twenty-Five members were pres
ent alta meeting OF the Priscilla Sow
ing circle which met Thursday eve
nirg at the home of Miss Augusta
Wukewitz. 500 Pennsylvania av.
The evening was spent socially, and
refreshments were served. Miss
! Ruth Price will entertain the circle
her home. 74s Blaine ave-,
uIy II.
The marriage of Miss Neva Eaton,
\ daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Dell II. Ea-
! ton. 1919 r. Miner ST.. and Albert
Evans. Jr.. son OF AR. and Mrs. AL
bert Evans G22 y. Frances ST. took
place wednesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock i'm the parsonage Of St. Jo-
\ <ph's church. Rev. Burke, @. S. c.
perCorming the ceremony. The att
-aendents were Miss Grace Kerr as
bridesmaid and Delbcrt D. Eaton,
brother Of the bride, as best man.
Miss Kerr wore a blue orEandie
frock and "a corsaEe OF pink roses
and sweet peas. The bride was ate
tractivc i'm her frock of white ORGAN
die. with cOrs4ce of white sweet
peas and valley lilies. Following
I the ceremony, dinner was served 90
35 guests at the home of the bride
parents Out-of-town guests pres
emit included Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Evans. Kalamazoo, Mich. and Mr.
and Mrs Homer Desounier o. ne
troit. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans leii for
short wedding trip 10 Chicago. and
will be at home after July 10 at
SIS y. Eddy ST.
Miss Esther Thomas and julius
Lipke of Hamlet Ind were married
Wednesday ut noon 10y Rev. r.. L.
Phillips of Trinity NJ T. church this
city. at the home o. the brides sister
Mrs w $. Rits at Hamlet.
The Standard Bearers of Trinity
NJ. Z. church gave "a missionary pro-
gram and playlet "wednesday even
ing al the church. adding 90 thO
FUND they are making up 90 send am
other missionary out INTO the field
having sos now toward that fund
Miss Mary Katherine Shinv.lle, 81.
W. jefferson blvd, whose marriage
will take place July II, viii Doe non
ored with a number Of pretty pre-
nuptaI affairs the first OF which VIII
be given this evening by Miss Ecld
\ Luckey. Mrs. w -. McQuaid. Mrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

The regular meeting ~ the Ladies
Aid society OF the Munson chapel
was held Thursday afternoon at The
home OF Mrs. George Barkua Divis-
Jon ST. I'd. The afternoon was spent
informally. at the close II which a
business meeting was held. Mrs.
Frank Bauer Sample SO. rd., VIII en-
terrain the society July IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Miss Esther Thomas and julius
Llpke of Hamlet. Ind. We're married
wednesday ut noon 10y Rev. II. L..
Phillips of Trinity H. T.. church this
city. at the home % the brides sister.
Mrs. w. $. Rits at Hamlet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-01

Miss Mary Katherine Shinv.lle, Sl5
W. jefferson blvd, whose marriage
will take place July 10, viii Doe non
ored with a number Of pretty pre-
nuptiaI affairs. the first OF which VIII
be given this evening hy Miss Nelbe
Iuckey. Mrs. vs.. -. McQuaij. Mrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22

hundreds Of tourists each day at this
time Of the year. And these tourists
are in a class by themselves.
California or Canada bound, they
are pouring over the highways Of the
Northwestern animated, good-natur-
ed, Goth-Iike horde, rowing Of eye.
cheerful of countenance and amiable
Of disposition.
In vehicles Of all sorts they come.
from touring cars with neatly arrang-
ed cases containing baggage to big
cumbersome bodies mounted on 'fly-
YER chassis. in which whole families
live day in and day out, and from.
whose windows the eager faces of chl-
dren peer and from whose sides float
striHg-loads Of varicolored wash"
No weather can deter them. no
hardship can cast them down. They
are out for good time. Some parties
have been on the road for months.
others have just started
In the auto camp here license tags
from as many as thirty states have
mingled their colors and their combi-
nations Of numerals Along the high
ways drifting smoke betolsens the
presence of campers along meandering
creeks and beside cool rivers.
They are going somewhere. where
They don't know.
We're zee ng the country they
say We've worked hard for years
and now we're taking cur vacation.
it's d great life."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22

1t Is no uncommon sight TO see the
puny radiator of cheap car putting
steam through the water vent as the
puny engine beneath the hood battles
valiantly to hurry along barn-Iike
tonenau with family OF dozen.
The earmaraderie of It all!
"oh. dad, look, there's the people we
saw near Yosemite youngster viii
cry, or,
Hello, folks Haven't seen you
since We pulled through Fourth Of July
canyon. How's tricks?" or
by George, we'd sure been out Of
luck If you folks hadn't loaned us that
gasoline there in the desert"
The whole northwest IS pervaded
with the spirit Of the modern gypsy.
And here, where their Mecca seems to
be. the long lines OF them stretch back
into the Middle Western plains. up in
to the mountains Of Canada, or down
into the rice bottoms OF California.
Make way for the migratory Ameri-
can mntters the traffic cop as he
swings his semaphore to watch them
'chug past.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
Unknown FrIends

There are many who have used
Chamberlain colle and Dhrhoea
Remedy. with the best results. but who
are unknown, because they have not
written 10 the manufacturers and told
them OF their experiences in the use Of
this remedy These people. however,
are none the less friends and II Is TO
their personal recommendations that
this preparation owes it's popularity
ana extensive sale and use, II Is n
good medicine to have in the house. IT
ia widely known for its cures OF pain
In the stomach, collie and diarrhoea.
How to Avoid Trouble
You may save yourself lot of trou-
BILE and suffering by obtaining bottle
I of Chamberlains Collie and Dlarrhoea
Remedy. at once. 1t is almost certain
| to be needed before the summer IL
over and when needed. is worth many
times its cost. 1t Is thoroughly re-
liable
Took n Neighbor's Advice
"Two or three years ago, whatever I
ate distressed me. My liver was tor
pid and | lacked energy and ambition.
A neighbor advised me to take Cham
berlain's Tablets, / was wonderfully
benefited by their use and have since
enjoyed the best Of health" writes
Mrs. Frank Pellet Hannibal y. Y. u
troubled with Indigestion why not take
these tablets2 Get will and stay well.
How to Reach Ripe Oid Age
II you would reach a ripe old age, do
I "A L.. ftnf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
TRACTOR OWNED BY SIM
CULLEY CATCHES FIRE

WESTON, July 22.-K. l. Reynaud |
has sold his harbershop on Main street |
to Robert ILazelwood The deal was
completed on Wednesday and Mr., Ha-
zelwood took Immediate possession Of
the shop. II is understood that Mr.. |
Reynaud win move to Portland where
ne will enter chiropractic college.
Mr.. Reynaud has been harbering in
Weston for quite a number of years
and has made many friends here who
will regret to see him and his estlm-
liable family leave us,
sim j Culley who is wheat grow
er in various places in this section OF
the county, is continuing his run OF
hard luck, Last winter q new mas
chine shed which he had built on the
| DeGraw rancn south Of Weston hurn-
/ ed, together with nearly all of his
farm machinery. which included a
large Best tractor. Last spring he
thought another tractor About two
weeks ago while this new tractor was
being driven along the county road
linear Blue Mountain station. it turned
over, badly wrecking the tractor and
angineer Tast NTondav NJ Cmley
al HI ontfit rona;red and started
throsa,,,g ,,,hen . hack fire from the
engine on the combine set fire to the
machine and before they were able &c
extinguish the flames 1t had burned
,,ost ~ tbe worl<ahle narts Of the in.
siaa ~ ,ho cnn,hine Tho frame nj
~ r,an,,ina osconing anv sariou,
5a',,aaa ,a axract. IN soon he oner
atina, ag,in oesif notbina had hannon
~ ~
,v r,,ao11 - pa,,1,nt,r 4, ,,ie