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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

piro, mas fiir ober sesen @enebmisung
beIastes @eiudes borgebradt perben
mag; lnb tpeiterbin angeorbnet, bnb e.
81. 2abr, Uaibael Solo unb Sacob @es
Der. @itelieber bieier geb0roe hermit
als aomitee ernannt iinb, beiagte proc
ponierte gtablierung genannten 8eees
gu unteriuben, unb bab ienes 8on,itee
auf Der Strede bes angegebenen 8eges
am 8eginnunespunfte in e%enanntem
gpuntb 9ienitag, ben s.. Mai, 1921, NOR
gems 10 1lbr gum 3pede Der l1nteriudung
Ser %proponierten gtablierlrng beia9ten
@eges 8uiannmenfommen unb 8eribt err
ltatten ion in Der anscgebenen @erlamm@
lung beiaeter 8eborbe, nnb hnB biesbes
5ii9libe Moti5 e~rlaiien unb nad Geiebesz
bor16rift %oneebeftet iper6en ion.
Gin bon Seinri6 30lner mter6eidnez
tes Geiud, IN tpeldem erinbt tpirb, 1eiz
ne 2Gnbereien bon eine1n S9ulbi1trift III
einen anberen 9iitrift gu iibertragen,
tpurbe bieier 8ebDrbe nnterbreitet unb
auf Mntrng BEG Sacob @eber, unteritnbt
bon Mi6ael 2Dio berporfen anf ben
@runb Tin, baB Die Griinbe ungeniigenb
1eien. Muf 9ntra9 bes Sal. German,
unteritiibt bon Midael 2o1o, tpurben Sic
MppIifationen nndgenannter 8er1onen
fir g%erringerung ibrer Mbid6bunger.
nnb @telter bon Ser 8ebDrbe gntgebeiben
nnb Ser Minne1ota @teuerfommifion CUR
8eitdtigung empfoblen: aatborina Slider
Syn. &etermeber, Notbbnrga Greineber,
Sobn 8ul1mann, garoli11n Mer5, 8ar<
bora 8alob, grnit Studs, 9abib 8. Green
Sacob 2emm, 8. S. 8lenfer, Srou 8. S.
@aaf, s. $. Carrier, Ebeobor MimbaG,
g. g. &l1nfel, Mi9ael Sommer6in9,
Sranf S. altboff, Sobn @teiden, SUI
Iil1s @ranie, GILBERT Bannef, sc. 8. See,
Sobn 6. &lier, Beter @nnien, Sobn
Maiebfe, Srau 6. Sbeebnn. @uf Nntrag
nuroen Die gpplifationen beg Ole S. g}elz
ion 11nb SuIins @6neiber fir @errinsez
rltne Der @bf6dbnneen unb &iideritatz
tl1ng Ser @teuern b%ertporfen. Muf Mntrag
pertagte ii6 Die 8eb0rbe Biz 2 l1br no6<
mittags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
DerRanclnnectt
|oes Bodro Der County
R%ommi0dre bon 5tearns
County, mtnne1ota.
Office bes County Nubitors, @tearns
gountp, Wtinr., Sen 7. Stunt, 1921.
Gpeste4e Giktng.

County, Wtt11n., Den {. Sr1t, 1911.
speaieIe sitmng.
Sem @efebe 5ufol9e trat bic County
bebDrbe bon @tearns County 5u1ammen;
|Y. g. 2abr als goriiber l1nb ale @it@
glieber antpelenb. Son Sacob 8eber
pur0e beontragt unb bon S. S. 8orgz
marn u11tertibt, baB 80. S. Glebelano
nls County 9oGtpe9 : Sngettenr Der
Spdtpe9e ernannt tperbe, moraufbtn fol-
genber 8e16lub eefaBt ipuroe: 8ei9loiz
len bon Ser 8eb0rbe Ser County : 8oms
mii{dre bon 5tearns County, Minn., Dab
so. S. glebe1anb hermit als gonntbbod@
meg : Sngenieur unb Superintendent Der
So6nege bon 5tearns County, Winn.,
fir bas am 1. M3oi 1921 'beginnenoe
Sabr 51 einem Galdr bon 200 per Wonat
nit allen no%ttpenbisen 4uslagen ernannt
III. 9abiert, ct. gloub, ben Z. Mai,
1921.
g. 81. 2abr, Sacob 8eber. Sal. Ger
man, MidaeI 2oOfo nno S. S. 8orsz
mann, gonntbbeb6rbe.
8el ttdattigt: NidoIas Sbomel, Iuoitor.
(@iegel)
@uf Mntrag bon Sacob 8eber, inter-
fftilbt bon 03i9. 2oip, tpurbe bie Blatte
Der 8otpe's Mb6ition GIT 8rooten aug Dem
@runbe %bertporfen, baB bieielbe ni6t in
genauer Sprm, nie bon Ser 5tatnte berz
largt, enttporfen 1T. Nuf Nntrag beg
Sacob @eber, 1tnterftiibt bon Ni6ael
Qo5o tp1roe Sic Rlatte bon sanob Bea6
am Safe aoronis beltdtist, angenommen
nnb gintrngnng n1b @ufbeipabrtng an
eeorbnet. Gin bon $. 81. Wc&en8ie rnb
anberen undergraduates @e116, in pelz
dem fir @tab1ierung zines Gountbtpez
aes in ben Sotpns ct. Soiepb unb &od@
billie gebeten tpirb, tpnroe Der 8eb0rbe
u~nterbreitet 1nb anf Mntrag bes Mt9.
inter tnttt bon Sal. German, tpurz
Sc aneeorbnet, bab Elm 8erb0r be5ugIi6
|bes @ei11des I'M County : 8ommifidr3ir1~
mer I'M gourtbarie in Der @tabt ct.
|gIonb in bieiem County am Dienfag.
Ben 9. Mugrf 1921 moreens 10 mir OBJ
gebalten iperbe, 81 tpeIder 3eit nnb an
tpeIdem Srt bie|e Beb0rbe dies anbDren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

@erIiebt 8rdutigam:
Simmer tpen11 i9 mei11e MelD an
1ebe, fornrne i6 mir mie beraui6t
Dor.
Sreun6 6eoauerno): Sea, bu baIt
ia ihon fruber nt9t bel bertha.
gen!
Ser betrubte Gro
bian. @ittper (bor 6em 8il6e 6es
Seligen, fentimentaD: M6, tpe11n /
ot' nod a ein5ig'smol onr6prii-
geln f0nnt'!
Ser 8odfii6. Gin 8ie.
11en5n6ter er5ablt ieiner i%ugenoli-
be1 ytfdte auerlei aus 6em 2eben
Ser 8ienen. > Ounn fommt
6ie Belt, no sic 8iene11 1dudr-
men" ga meint Ser 8adfil6: sir
pen 6enn, Snfel?"
Mabrbaft. Sor fuf5ig
Se1nige 9abnentorte min id, aba
mo redt billie Sbnltm oruff is -
8a66er raiiert fi6 INNER 6anitl
3eitgemdBer Ser.
g1ei6. g.: Die fleine Miiner 1T
mie ion 5treidbol5.
s.: SIT tie 10 6inn?
g.: Dos ni6t, aber iie fdngt
nibt 10 leidt Se11er.
8er1odenb. Mus einem
Snierat: 8er mir na9meilt, oaB
mein aafao nadteilig auf oie @e-
t!unobeit eintDirf, Der erb6lt anei
8iidfen gratis!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

9onner tag, ben 8. Stunt, 1921. ~
Ser 8ertaeun9 9en1ab trat Die @pnntbbes
b0rbe 5niammen; g. 81. 2abr n1s 8orz
fiber, n11b ale Mitglieber antpelenb. Iuf
Mrtrog bes Sal. German, Ser 11nteritIbz
ung fanb, tpurbe folgenber 8ei6luB gez
fabt: Sci es bon Ser 8ebDrbe Ser Count
IT, aommiKdre bon @tearns County.
W2inn., beidlo1en, baB Der 5odipeg :
@ommiidr einen ipeiteren Ero5entlab
fir @tearns gountp fir bas Sabr 1921
oIs @taatsbeiipeee in eenanntem gonn<
tb CUR @eite iebe. 9abiert, ct. glouo,
Ben 9. sunni, 1921.
g. 81. 2nbr, @oritber, Sacob 8eber,
Sal. German, Iai6. 2oio, S. S. 8ors<
mann, gonntbbeb0r6e.
(Sieee1)
Beftatiet: NidoIas Tbomeb, G1oitor.
Mnf Mntras tp11rbe bns @eind BEG 81.
S. Migner fir ben Sa1itor Soften I'M
ne1en @tearns County gonrtbals 5uriid<
ge1eet. Nuf @ntrog BEG. s. S. 8orsmann,
11nteriftibt bon Sacob Beber, tpnrbe bic
8nirg16aft BEG @buarb &irt & @obn, fir
Die augemeine @onitruftionsarbeit nnb
bic 8nrgidoft Der 8. so. @robe electric
Company fir Sic eleftrii6e Nrbeit i'm
ne1en Gefdngnisseb0u6e beitdtigt nrb
M%nfbetpabrung aneeorbnet. 8eitere 8onbs
Ser Sir{t NationnI 8nnf bon gplb @pring
Ser Sirit Motional 8anf bon ct. gloub,
Der Security State 8anf BON @ben galz
IeD, Ser Stontsbanf bon Belgrade urb
Sirf @tote 8anf bon Goscoe aIs 5tenrns
County 9epo1itorten tpurben Ser 8ehDrz
Be boreeIeet, unb auf Nntrag BEG Mi6.
2oio, nnterifibt bon Sal. German tpnrz
ben g%enannte 8iiref6aften euteebeiBen
lrb Iufbetpnbrltng aneeorbnet. Sic 8e<
bDr6e einigte fi9 bnbin, baB an bic 5tabt@
fommif1dre Ser @tabt ct. gIonb ein @ez
fu6 eefeM tperbe, es ione 5tearns
gpittttb betpilIiet tperben, eine1 getpiien
Sell Der Stroben orf Ser 9orofpeiieite
oes gourtbnrs 6ql1are tpdbrenb Der 3eit
Ser grri6tl1ng BEG ne11en go%trtbn1lies
nnb Beg Gefdneniseebdrbes n%b8niperren.
&c fpl1rbe benntragt 11nb 11nterifibt, bnb
6tearns gpnntb fir Sen 8auf breier 8ez
ee%Srrtds an5eiee, 1irb bob Der 5odfpegz
Ssngenienrbiermit aneetpieien 1T, Die not
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
Nadmittagsltb1ng, Ben Z .Snni, 1921.

notwithstanding, Ben Z Stunt, 1921.
Ser @erta9un9 gemdb trat Sic Count
tDbeb0rbe 5u1amnnen; g. 81. 2obr a1s
@or1iber nt1b ale Witglieber ottpeIe1b.
@emdb re6tmdbig erlaiener 8efanntz
madung, nie es bns Geleb bori6reibt,
ging Sic gonntDbeb1rbe boran, Sic fiir
Mnmbierung, Il1stei6nng, 8oierbez
barf @asrobrlegen, Seuerldus, Siefz
fpeue 1tro E1tnpen : g11s i~tattung unb
@acuum : 9feinisunesibitem, @entiloz
t%ionslD1tem in Sem nelen @tearr1s Count
tb gpurtbonie gu Dffnen. Sp1genbe Ingez
bote purben entgegengenommen nnD ge<
Dffnet:
81. 81. @cott & 60. - SrDpo1al SO.
1, $19, 842.O0; I~1ropofaf SO. 2, $19,z
10000; $50. 8 Hrppolal -; SO. 4. Rroz
poia1 +$112.0o; SEQ. 5 Eropoiol =;
SEQ. 6 Hropolol -; Tro5ent fir 9obe
unb Getpinn 2o%; glunbter8eit $1.15;
3eit fir &ebiilfe Csc. = S. g. 8iieni1s:
$50. 1 Hropoial $2o,225:0o; $50. 2. Broz
po1aI $2O,35O; $50. 8 Bropoia1 $20,120;
$50. 4 gropofol +$24o.o0; $50. 5 Ero>
po1al +$1.00.00; SO. 6 Rropoial
$+$100; 8ro5ent fir 50be nno @etpinn
1870; Blumbier5eit $1.20; 3eit fir Sc
biiIfe Csc. = 5arrts 8ros.: $50. 1 Yro>
poiaI $4,000; SEQ. 2 Bropoial $21,600;
SEQ. 5 8ropoia1 $+100.00; Gro5ent fir
56be nnb @etpinn 1919; Plumbier5eit
$1.10; 3eit fir Gebilfe 75c. 8enien
& 8reb: Gropoial SEQ. 1 $20,174; $40.
p Yropo{ol $20,370; SEQ. 8 Propola1
$21 $50; Bro8ent fir 50be uno @etptnn
1870; Blumbier5eit $1.25; 3eit fir 9el<
fer 9Oc. - @eolp Stumbling & Seating
Co.: SEQ. 1 Bropoia1 $20,510; SEQ. 2 Broz
poiaI $2o,72o; SEQ! 8 Bropoial $21,23o;
|@cala +15% fir 8lnmbier5eit; fir Sell
fer 6cala +15%. - Nmerican 5eattn9
Co.: $50. 1 BrppoiaI $21, 994; So. 2
&ropoial $22,144; SEQ. 8 8ropoial $22,>
700; $50. 4 Bropoia1 +$50.00; $40. 5.
Bropoial +$15.00; Pro5ert fir 9obe
unb @etpinne 1870.
Sieftpeue. - @ealg B1un1bing & Seat
ing Co., Sieftpeue 81, 900.
gacuun1 @einieungsibftem Seolp
Stumbling & &eating Co., gonnorsbiae,
$1,000; ttpoob $4,000; @otren $500;
epencer $2435.
Solgenbe Mngebote fir 9ampffe1elan@
1ase, 5ei5unssibifem, @entilattonslblten1
u1b a1tomatiides Semperatur 8eeulter@
ungsibifem tpur6en entgegengenommer
unb ge0ffnet: $50. 1 Bropoiol: Benien q
8reb $4,000; S. g. 8iienirs $S8,7oo;
&enlb glumbing & 5eains Co., $36,4sS;
6arris 8ros $4,000; Sranf Cha $37,%
1914; @anfee @eating Co., $35,755; S.
g. g. gfobb & 60, $35,985. Sn Der bor@
b%ergebenben Neibenfolge SEQ. 2 Rropofal
$39,O5O; $4,000; $37,560; $4,000;
$39, $37, 1914; $35,282; $36,1S8.
Sn Der gIeiden @eibenfolse go. l Nlz
ternats +$6oO.oo; 1875; +S16oo;
Nmerican @eoting Co., fem alternat;
5arris 8ros. +$4OO; Sran5 gbo 1926
5anfee Seating Co., 1896; S. 6. S.
9fobb & 60, 1881; @lternate No. 2:
S. g. Biienins $4,000; @arris 8ros.,
+$50O; Sranf Cha +$30S; 6anfee Seat
ing Co., $+$16O. 80 MIternate $50. 3:
IS. g. 8iienius -$23s; Mmericnn Seat
ing Co., 500; @arfee Meattns So.
|-$238; Sranf Cha 1924. MIternate
SEQ. 4 Sranf Cha 1850. Bro5ente fir
Sole nn6 @etpinne: 8enfen & 8reb 1870
IS. g. Biienius 1870; Sealb Stumbling
& Seating 60, 1870; @arris 8ros. 1919,
Sranf gba 1870; 5mfee @eating 60,
1919; S. g. 8. 8obb & 60, 1919;
e~.e:IIn-a.o;+ ~, SOY. g~acfhonfnInp mo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
Mttpph, Ben 8. Sunii, 1921.

@tttpp9, ben 8. Snnit, 1921.
Ser @ertagnng gentdb trat bic Count
tbbeb0rbe 5liammen; g. sc. 2abr als
@oriiber n11b ale Meitglieber mtpeienb.
9a cine Notipen1igfeit eingetreten, nell
6e %berlon9t, 0aB Die .MitgIieber Ser
County, eb0roe in ibrer golmn6t bes
8egesfomttes 1nfort @orfebrung treffen
fir @i6eriteurns Der 2eute auf 0ffentz
liden @egen, an bet1en 8riden Bic Na6t
borber ausgepni6en 1inb, tpur0e bon
Sacob 8eber benntra9t, bab Die Wit<
slieber Ser 8ebGrbe" 1ofort 1i6 bieier Nnz
9ele9enbeiten annebmen, baB bieie Ser
iammlung besbab Big 2 11br na6mitta9s
berta9t tperbe. &ntrag an9enommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

8enn Die &rippe leer lit, beiBen
ii9 Ole Hfer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

Ser @erta9ung 9emdB trat Die COUNTY
beb0rbe 5uiammen; g. 81. 2abr, goriieer,
unb ale Mit9lieber antpeienb. 9a Der
be1ttiee Sag onee1ebt tpar bur6 re6tn1a<
Big erlailene Noti5, pie 9eiebli6 bprgez
idrieben, gum 3fpede, 8onbs fir 8ege<
11nb griidenz3 lpede 5u berfaufen, nnb ba
bieie 8eb0rbe bon Der 9o9tpegtommillion
in &enntnis geiett tpurbe, bab bas @anz
beln in beiaeter Gele9enbeit nuf ipdtere
Belt berle9t lei, 10 lpurbe bon S. S.
8orgmann beantragt, bab Der Serfauf
g%enannter 8onbs ar1f Sen 90. Stunt 1921,
na6nnittags 2 l1br berlegt lei. Ser per<
bei1erte aontrdft NIT Ser Raulp Sail
8uilbing Company tpnrbe bon Der 8e<
bDrbe 1lnter5ei6net unb aneeorbnet, baB
berielbe beia9ter @eieni6aft GIT ibrer
11nter5eidnlng 5urilderitattet lpcrbe. G1f
Nntrag bes Sal. 9ernnal1n, unterihibt bon
S. S. 8oremann, tplrroe fol9eroer 8e<
idl1B gefaBt: Gel es befdloIent bab Die
S1tmme bon $4,000 ans Dem aleemeinen
g%infiinfte Sonbs bon 5tearns @ou1tp
5ur @eite geiebt nn6 Der Srber Beg 9efan
bes 1an6mirtb16aftliden Departements
Ser Minnelotn l1niber1itdt 5ugeteilt tperz
Be CUR Inter tibung Ser Gountp coopez
ratiben gteniion : Nrbeit in Geriful<
tnr u1,b @eimzO efonomie fir bas NIT
bem . Suli 1921 begtnnen6e Sabr in l1e>
bereini thinning nit &apital 1927 Ser 8ez
1ebe bon 1919 unb @apital 100 Der 1921
@efebe. Nnf Mntrag bes Mid. Solo, rnz
terltubt bon Sal. German, bertaete 1i9
Sic 8eb0rbe Biz ne1n l1br anberen Worz
gems.
The daily times., 1921-10-07
PITTMAN-BARBOUR

Mr.. v. r. Pittman and Miss Mo-
Zelle Barbour were married yester-
day afternoon at 2:15 at the acme
of the officiating minister. Rev. =. E.
Stuart. Only few friends and re.-
atives witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Pittman left yesterday for
a trip to Richmond and Washir. toa
The bride is a daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. w. E. Barbour. Mr.. Pittman
is engaged in the insurance business
in this city. Both young people have
many friends here, where they will
make their home.
The daily times., 1921-10-07
TOISNOT TO HAVE A TOBACCO
SHOW

Elm City is preparing to hold to-
bacco prize show October the 22d
and is Offering money and fertilizers
for the best grades of tobacco on ex-
hibit.
The warehouses of Wilson have
donated money for the show and Mr..
John L. Bailey is offering fertilizer
for the best grades of tobacco. and
Sloop's drug store is donating mon
ey for the enterprise.
The conditions are that the exhib-
itor must live in Toisnot township
or on one of the four routes from
Elm City.
All tobacco for the prizes must be
in by three p. m. October 21st
This is very commendable and en-
terprising on the part of our neigh
Dor town, and we bespeak for the
show much interest and enthusiasm.
For further information write
Sloop's Drug Store, Elm City
The daily times., 1921-10-07
THIRTY DELEGATES
ATTEND LEAGUE MEETING.

Thirty five delegates from Wash
ington, Tarboro, Rocky Mount, Farm
vile, Stantonsburg and other towns
in the Washington district were in
Wilson last night and today to at
tend a district meeting Of the Ep-
worth League held at the First Meth
odist church.
The program opened last night
with an address by Rev. Walter Pat
ten of Greenville. Mr.. Patten spoke
ION the subject of the place of the Ep-
worth League in the church. He said
the League gave opportunity for CIV
ing expression to idealism of the
youth, allowed the harnessing of the
ideals of youth to the church for
active service The church he said
is the organization for giving vent to
the religious energies of the people.
This morning the meeting heard
an interesting address by Rev. N. H.
B. Wilson, presiding elder of the
Washington district. Mr.. Wilson
spoke of the ''Needs and Place of the
League in the Washington District.
Rev. j. Herbert Miller, pastor of
Calvary church in Wilson. who is
secretary of the League in the dis
trict, told the meeting of the plans
of the league for the year.
Mr.. Philip Scwartz of Raleigh
spoke of the standard of efficiency
maintained in the League work. Mr.
Scwartz' speech was especially illu
minating.
Rev. F. S. Love, pastor of the Will
| son First Methodist church, led a
round table discussion of League
methods. Every member present en-
tered heartily into the discussion;
many questions were asked and much
Ihelp derived from the general dis
[cussion.
| The ladies of the Young Women s
missionary Society served lunch to
1.-THE visiting delegates, the lunch be-
ling served in the church parlors.
This afternoon Rev. B. B. S1augh-
ter of Tarboro delivered an address
on the reorganization of League
work. After a business meeting, Rev.
IF. S. Love will lead in conservation
lservices. dM
The daily times., 1921-10-07
MRS. MOORE DEAD

Mrs. Catherine Moore died yester-
day morning at her home in Cross
Roads township. Mrs. Moore was
"a years of age. She is survived by
her husband, who is in ill health,
and by several children Buria; took
place this afternoon at the family
burial ground near Lucama.
The daily times., 1921-10-07

Some very pretty patterns of new
stripes in skirt goods, one skirt pat
tern of a kind being shown at Full
ghums.
10 6 2td
The daily times., 1921-10-07
AICAiNAE MEETING

eeting of the Wilson County Alum
nae Association of tce North Caro-
lima College for women to ba held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs Giles Winstead
The daily times., 1921-10-07
; = = = = = =
SOCIETY," NEWS !:

Mr.. Carl Brown is in Asheville.

J Mr.. Carl Brown is in Asheville.
! Mrs. w. c. Hodge, who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. NJ G Rose.
left today for his home in Tampa.
Fla.
Mr. Paul Phillips went to Colds
boro yesterday.
Mr.. J. ]. Amerson attended the
Goldsboro fair yesterday.
Mr.. S. E. Hight of Lucama was in
the city today.
Mr.. j. B. Thompson of Etantons
burg was in the city today.
Mrs. Graham Woodard and Miss
Woodard Durham are spending the
week end in Richmond and will re-
turn Saturday night.
The daily times., 1921-10-07
RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. T. F. Durham who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
section has returned to her home in
Danville, KY. Her daughter Miss
Woodard Durham will remain longer,
the guest of Mrs. Graham Woodard.
The daily times., 1921-10-07
MISS FREEMAN ILL

Miss jamie Freeman underwent an
operation for appendicitis this morn
ing at local hospital. Her condi-
tion is favorable.
The daily times., 1921-10-07

29th Series of the Atlantic Build
ing & Loan Association begins Sat
urday, October 1st. Geo. T. Stro-
mach, Sec. 9 FL 14td
The daily times., 1921-10-07

Some very patterns OF new stripes
in skirt goods, one skirt pattern of
kind being shown at Fulghums.
l1O6 2td
The daily times., 1921-10-07

Billiken Shoes take care Of your
children's feet, sold only at Full
ghums. Z 2td
The daily times., 1921-10-07

The ace knitted cap for boys in all
at Fulghums. 10 6 2td
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-04-01

Every interest that. hopes 10 exploit
the Philippines urges indefinite post
ponement of their independence, all
though the F'iipinos are practically
unanimous in expecting us TO keep fat h
with them.
The same arguments now used in OPP
posing Filipino independence were
urged in England against the Ameri-
can Colonists during our own history.
They all sound strangely familiar to-
day. The FiIipinos are our friends,
the larger part of their commerce is
with us and they insist our interests
will be welded together closer than
ever before when we invite their conf
dence by granting the promised indie
pendence. Apart from our own gov
ernmental ideals and altruistic claims
repeatedly made TO the world, as a
matter of justice and right, in my judg-
ment, we should grant the Philippine
people what we have pledged them and
have already given Cuba-independ-
ence-without strings.
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ailDlllOIS ana r.- 'S"' W "'s-
clal conditions, have consin.
made the most wonderful DEVELOPMENT
In all history. Their achievements
justly entitle them to a fulfilIment Of
our solemn pledge to give them indie
pendence upon the establishment of a
stable government.
The Philippines have 10,5OO,OOO in
hahltantS, 81 per cent Of whom are
classed as Christians, with a complete
form of stable government maintained
by officials selected at popular cleo
u0ns by people 20 per cent of whom
are literate.
Before the Pilgrim Fathers landed at
Plymouth Rock, the Santo Tomas Uni
versity at Manila was graduating it's
Filipino students in the arts and sci
ences. When Dewey sailed into Manila
Bay, In 1898, over > 100 private schools
existed on the Islands. Today over
5000 schools and colleges are instruct
ing the Filipinos, young and old, taught
by over 1900 Filipino teachers and
34l Americans. Over S92, 900 scholars
are enrolled without any compulsory
educational law. There has existed in
the Islands for some years a complete
government functioning from Governor
General down to Sheriff and Supreme
Court of high standing down through
the lower courts to Justices of the
Peace: Senate and Assembly elected
by the people regularly meets and has
m loCn 10
stabulary force of over ten thousand
trained men, with large force Of eff
clent police and other civilian law Off
GERS, maintain order. A foreign trade
of over quarter of q billion of dol
lars; modern railways, highways and
bridges and over 5000 factories inti-
cate marvellous industrial develop
ment which is supported by 1,935,O00
farms of a hectare or over (21a acres)
III size, for an agricultural back
ground modern hospitals and health
regulations, strong religious training
and laW-abiding disposition, all com
bine to explain a record of growing
f-goyernment that during twenty
one years development records no rev.
oluti0n or rebellion. That is their evil
dence of stable government.
Undoubtedly the FilipinOs would vel
come having our government retain the
modern Gibraltar at CorrigidOr the
key TO Manila Bay, in order that we
may maintain a haven at Manila for all
Americans in the Orient. Some of
their leading statesmen have SO pro
posed, with offers Of coaling stations
and whatever else we NAV desire
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A Bad Crash.

ceters-I hear Randall got kicked
cat of the house when he asked old
Walters for the hand of his daugh-
ter. Was he hurt much?
POiser-Yes. He reckons he came
out so fast that he colEided with hin,-
self going in.-Answers London.
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP. MANAGEMENT. CIRCULA-
TION, ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF CONGRESS- OF AUGUST

, "A, 1912,
Of Ladysmith News Budget published
weekly at Ladysmith, Wis. for April l.,
1921
State of Wisconsin,. County of Rusk,
Before me Notary Public in and
for the state and county aforesaid: per-
sonally appeared Mark r. Bell who
having been duly sworn according to
editor and publisher of the Ladysmith
News-Budget and that the following
is. to the best of his knowledge and
belief. a true statement of the owner
ship management. etc. Of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the
August a 1912. embodied in section
443. Postal Laws and Regulations.
printed on the reverse of this form. to-
wit:
/. That the name and address Of
the publisher. editor. managing editor.
business manager and owner is Mark
Il. Bell. l.adysmith. Wis.
>. That the known bondh0lderS.
mortgages. and other security hold
ers owning or holding per cent or
more of total amount of bonds. mort
cages, or other securities are: None.
MARK r. BELL
Owner.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this :}1St day of March. 1921.
c. f. Hoskin. Notary Public. Rusll
County, Wisconsin,
My commission expires July 10. 1922
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Hard to Blend.

Mr.. Peavish says that although he
would be the last man on earth to
criticise any lady of his acquaintance,
nevertheless he has never met one
who could successfully combine the
highschool giggle with the middle-aged
Spread.-Dallas News.
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| cannot conceive
how any American
can h ar b or the
idea that we should
retain the Philip
pines. No nation
has the right to
permanently rule
a n o t h e r people
without their con
sent, and our duty
in the Philippine
Islands ought to be
confined entirely 10
the proposition Of
: self-gOvernment for
the Philippine peO-
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A ShreWd Man.

Patron = Why do you have such
poor music in your restaurant?
ProprietOr-It relieves the pressure
by giving the people something be-
sides the food to find fault with
Boston Transcript.
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The Case.

Misunderstanding have come to a
pretty pass when my description of the
considerations are made to give way
on the program to the so-called Dog
star" Stage Manager-"Sure, that is
a Sirius matter"