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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

ftaa BET oner. Smitb fit mnpge
Steo og Sframmer, men troebes ifts
at bore / nosen farIie Sorfatniue.
Oct bar BEN sauIe Stitorie ON en-
Sperifi9rtng iom life fan ices, fsr
t1a1, er Iige inb paa ben, oe l1agt-
iombeb fra @isrerens SIDE. Wm,
bIeb life 9oeet bar, fsr mar, aaerebe
bar liee / geien for bet, og 2ofomo.
~tipfsreren iaa belleriffe oe nbre, for
bet bar oIbeles f~orient % itmuligt OF
ftanie itibe. De brebte iab / 8agie.
Oct oe bIep operfierte, mems De to
andre, paa Soriebet, blep Ipneeoe
Iangt bortober Worfen, iaa De fife
fom unoer SinIene. Soeet itanieoe
naturliepis inureit ml,list, % baaoe
be bsbe og be iaarebe blen ianfebe op
og bragte til gau glaire.
Stur &ireberuplins. g. 8. Sobn.
ion, Sefret9r for 9oor Go1rntp
Sruit @ropers Union, bar officielt
opgibet, Of &irieb9rapIingen / 9opr
Goi,ntp iaor beIb Jig til 600 Sern-
Observation-Disclosures. 9eraf l,oifibe.
bes ISL 8ognIaoninger Tom ferif
Sruet, &eiten blen nebipltet. Gait
nine-MnitaIten / St,trseon gap, Der
gi9Iber for OF bore BEN iterite / Ser
SEN / 1T SIaes, nebipIteoe 6,152,8 O5
Buno &irieber | 2ebet al tire Tiger.
MpIineer iaar er bobbelt iaa flor,
iom ben roeenfr,be bar peret g.
ter iom Erarne bItner el6re, bprer
De mere og mere Srugt, og un6er
eunitiee GorboIb regrtes Ser paa, at
Snbb6itntneen til neite Mor pI blipe
en6r1 bebre.
9et tpg Inn 20 Win1ttcr = Colt
Claire Sen 23be Iuguit: gbmarb R.
gnen, alias Soc Sanes, alias CD.
Smith, Tom bar I Sensiel for gn-
grebet paa Bolitifapteir1 @olf, itine-
oes ibag for &etten, og BET tos hin
90 Mimiter at fiube bam ifploig, at.
itae 9ommer, og erpeoere bam til
SpneiIet, bpor ban ffal bape frt Sp-
bolb / 80 4ar. &uptein @olf blep
nplie ifliot og let iaaret poa Erap.
perre ubenfor Gtp Saq I GU,
Claire, efterat ban oe 4~on1tubelen S.
2ennie banbe i~nbfnnget Ilen, Der
bar e~fterisst iont &smltns fra Snns-
let | gberett, @%aibington. l1nber
Gsorbsret tilitob g1en, of ban bdpbe
baret afitraffet / Sbabp. 8aibins.
ton, og andre Ste6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
WcntanA
Webiatte Sragttarte

Webiatte Sragttagter. If Der
Sperbebisning, at bet lsnner fig BE-
Ore at babe en- flor Srafif meb liber
8entnit enb at babe en- Iiben Srafii
meb itor @eninit, bar Greet Hortb'
ern 8anen miolertioig nebiat Sraet.
turterne meb "a 8roceut paa @fifib.
ringer fra Wontana. 9ermeo lGtes
meb en- Gang 200 8ognlabntnger
So fra Wilf &iner 8alen, benz man
biotil fife bapoe funoet oct lennenbe
Of uoifibe, % l1beifterne til Sraet oa
til aommisiionsDanolere paa Def
narmeite iluste oft bpab Seet tnb.
bragte paa Warfeoet / ct. Saul.
Ser betales mi omfrine $40 pr.
Son. Otter ben ganrle Cart beleb
Observation-Disclosures fig til $14.50,
efter be npe er be 5000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Qrftteft OLAF Ghorshop.

Sufces - er ct 1troalenbe Orb; -
men BET bctnber I girfeIisbeben Grbeibe,
= ibRrbis, uobplberbe, intent Irbeioe
- Gar efter Nar. - maalbenibit, be-
eeiitrct 8unSifabsiantlerl - og / bette
SiIfeIoet parret meo Genialitet.
Irfiteft Olaf Eborsboo Tom iom sanfe
ing bibooer fra Iorse, bar taget fin
l1obannelie neb Itnneiota llniperiitet os
anbetitebs. 90 mi er ban Den rbspenbe,
ifabenbe araft / ct at Be itsrite og 9lbfte
Grfitefts os Snsenisrfirmaer / Itnnes
apolis, Song Sarncrealr & S~bursboo".
bisie Sage bar Sirmaet Gong
2amorealir & S~borsboo" netop fnlSenbt
ct Riuions gpgperf. - 2incpln 0atipnal
ganf, Sipruet at Sennepin os Stb st.,
Tinneapolis. Sennc pcnnpsie - os i
tctniif % flrnitneriif Senieenbe fulos
TONNE ps n,ooerne Spgnins - er Irfis
tett Olaf Sborubops perionIise itabenoc
gerf.
bette ottes gtasers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
er Der a,,renbt De nbeite, melt frsrifreone
Si9lpemioler, iom 9peeehtrit % Rils
Iioner at 9ondrs tan fremifabe.
Stilarten er Den mooerne Hen9s11nie.
rueo en- GrpenpeIie at frantic os itas
lienife 9etalier.
g9esene / Sanflofalet err ubiset, ioIe
BARN. i~talieuif Saoennens Warmor -
poIeret, fcilfri os lps srefefterenbe. gtes
rem at Speninseu, Den befieubte s. 6.
Rence - oeiaa faIbet "guicfs 8oneen"
= bar sipct fin Grtiteft frte S9nber til
at ubo9lse bet ~fiueite, foitbareite. melt
fluitnerife RaterieI ban bar frnnet
ifdffe. 9ette bar peiaa Grfiteft Sborss
bob eiort meb itor Sntas 90 alinitians,
Harnrerue os Ssilerne peo 9anfperfos
nulets Slabie os 9orbe er af srsn Mars
NOR fra 8rRtenlano, - 8%orbpldoerne ai
~fiiliort, poleret Rarmor fra geleien, oe
8mmerue omfriug BET masiipe 9rpnces
glitter er franif Mpsz@reen Iarmor.
ganfens gr%oncesitter er BET iineite maj
bar Der | Oct ri9e Imerifa. BET er iplib
8ulobronce - ct itorartet arnitperf / fit
clogs. @ulpene er i9ier at zen anSen
Slaes Dfarmor, nemlie amerifanif mat
Warmor, iom aniees for bet bolbbareite
og eafrefte til tit grug, ben iaafdlbte
Sennesices Warmpr. @ulpenc | De eprigc
@tdser CT | "Serra53o" - bpeget AT
imda WarmoriibHer I Cement = efter
ipeeielt 1btait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
WtnneIpta.

8eibnberligt ltbeIb. 6. G. Sme.
itab. Tom briher ct Smebenerfiteo I
Storben, COTTONWOOD Co., bapbe M.
Zig BET l1belo Of Mite fire Ger paa
bstre SOB, ibet ct Blogifipr ban
bolbt paa of fiPrpe, gleb bam 10 al
SGnberne og rarlmeoe bans SOB.
SiI TnbIifums BeSite. $ Spato-
ma er grbeibet netop fitlofgrt paa
BEN itore Dam ober WapIe Greet beo
9arttS Sarf, boorneb Der bpbes baa.
De 9pens eene Snbbaanere oe tilret.
iertoe Sremmeoe Qnlebntne til gab.
ming, gaaoture, 8tcnics % anben
I%biprebelie. Sesuoen er en- &prite
Of gIf.2ogert, meb q. 81. Geberbabl
/ Spibien, iprig iferb meb at uoitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Npe biforiIfc 9ofmtn cutter.

Wrieumsinipeftgr beo Sreberifs'
borg Slot Waeiiter Ir,br,,p er MI
fonrnet biem fra fin Heiie / ~l1ngarn,
bbor ban iom for mebbelt bar furtoet
en- &affe b%iitoriife Oofumenter arl'
gaaenoe 2eonora Gbriitina ltlfelb %
&orfit5 rlfeIo.
s ct @o6sarfio / unaarn bar bet
Inorup giorbe lit r,pe Slurb. glanot
0isie interesiante Sofumerter er tle'
re binbrebe originate grepe IRA
Gbriitian ben 4be til SnigeriantclI
&orfit5 ltIfelb. elsie grepe bar btN'
til peret ~ufienbte. Gnbel al Gorfttj
Itlfelos aorreiponoance er ogiaa nm
Set.
Sc ME 2eonora Ghriitina'G otll'
menter ifriber fig fra benoes 0phoIo
Iaribo &loiter. Snipefterer1 bar
I. Ct. funbet ct merfelis Seitame1ttc'
iom bum bar Tfrepet, oe iom nrrrle'!
maa betragtes iom en- SortiGttel'e al
"Sammersminoet".
@n al Samlinsens nigtigltc Slil8
err en- &opibog, iom efter alt at oen''
me er fort al @rep lllfelos gerll'
goeen inoeboIber Ififrift al en- H6f'
fe Eapirer, iom De maa bare ham
ibpnbe, oeriblanbt Gifferbepe'cher
fra ipenfe Statsm9no og ben 'oerllfe
Regiering til &orfit5 llfelo. va
giffernselen ogiaa felger meo, MI
maj, LET funne tpbe Sofitnerterrle'
iom antaeelie bill fate NIT Sps ooer
&prfits l1Ifelbs Serb | bans nolGI'
o%iebeoSaar.
Se fleite al bisie biitoriife 9otl''
menter bar life tibligere peret ptoen'
ifabelig bearbeibet, og De bill oerfof
iiffert fate MT ems ODER Ell i~llterea,
liant Yeriobe | Sanmarfs og Nor9es
Siitorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Decorate Ofen, Trcbas ben 26De Aaentt 1921.

re gpens Euriftlctr Ritrer to, e.,
2egeplabs for be imaa o. fprifteTltge
andre Snbrctntnqcr til Gublifnms
frfe IfbcnpttelIe.
ct 1lIDffestiIfalbe iom bapbe 3d.
ben ttlfsIse, tnhtraf npIie I Eracp,
tbct en- lrbefber, Carl ". 1ergitrstrt
80 aar s~a1u1neI, bIep besranet, | It
Sorbrds % brgbt. San,bar beiffnf
tiset me0 at Iegse Rer I al bpb
@rsft, bn Snrhnaggen pl,,bfelig ffpr-
tebe farn11er, ODER bau1.
Snbbruhstpperi COOPERATIVE gu-
ttfen | RanboIph Gafota Co., babbe
Scot til Etrsbag geiSs at Spbepaf,
iom Hop afgaarbe nteb 9arer til ct
8elsb af fIere brnbrebe Dollars. Ep.
betoiterre beitob al ubre, &lebesDa.
rer, anipe, etc. Ian pibite ingen
Sing ON, bnab Ser banoe ~tiloraget
zig, fsr man ON Woreenen aa6ne6e
grtifen og itrar blep opmerfiom paa,
of Der Hattens 2sb babbe o9ret
ilbuone @iaiter tiliteoe. Sppene for.
mobeoes at babe lat &urien moo
WinneapoIis, og @olitiet Der og /
Smegnen blen borilet ON at bore
paa l1ofia efter benn.
1tlpffelis ajpriel. @inona. ben
22be giguIt: Ger Wenneifer fom
tilifabe tent ieaaraftes life langt Der.
fra, ibet TO glutpmobiler fom / Sor.
billing meo binanoen og pGltebe l,o'
oper en- 20 SOB hei ganfe paa 8eien
longs WisiisIippi. Sobn 8orf, 40
9lar eammel, bsbe 0ugen efter paa
Soipitalet, og Sllitruen er ogiaa | en-
frtttif Sorfatrine. Mrs. Irna 8ulas
% 9atterer, Sulia, iamt Boris Sbn,
Sonalb, fit ale mere eIler minore al-
borIiee apeiteIier. gorf-Gartiet bar
paa Siempeien fra en- Samiliefeitlig.
beb, % Be andre baooe b9ret paa
9rueplufntng Ian9s glnen.
sitter en- aisrenlpffe. @inona ben
22be ausrit: ct Wenneife bGep
brrbt, og TO iii fam fonme til at
itrpee meb iom Sclse at ct Sammen.
itsb paa en- Snerifiertng | R9rbeoen
al &eIlose tibIie ioagmorees. Set
ipbeoaenbe Cog paa 6. Sd. & ct. g..
9anen renbte inb paa en- @uto iom
bar paa Stlbagebeien fra Gate gitp
til Sammonb. gf De A ltnee Ipnb
icm fisrte t "8ilen" bleo Sranf Ro.
bier br9bt paa Steoet, mems Sarolb
Senrp fit ct 8ritb paa Sierneifa1en
oe logger paa Soipitalet I en- bet9n'
felig So%rfatnine. Ricbnrb Wet5 fom
peiaa alporIig tilifaoe, men BEN fer
be / 2aeet iiees Der ~tngenting ON.
Ogiaa bag 2aas % 2nffe. 3sper
Wumer to fra Wotorbus- &spertet
Winneapolis blep oeiaa lat fait ON.
trent beb ben Sib aameraten bleb
nebifubt paa Iicolet 4pe. San blen
/ 8eepnbelien al 6enne l1ee itinet for
@etten til f~orelsbiot Sorbsr oe at
Oommer 6. 6. Smitb benpiit til
@rmbiurien uben Ibgn1g til 9aits
tion. 20 al De l1oplpnbrebe gasia-
screr, SO. 8. &uifin, fra ct. Saul,
oa See Samilton, ira WinneopoIis,
optraobte iom 8tbner % ioentiftcere.
De bam iom en- al &sperne. San er
ogiaa blepen eienficnbt iom en- al
Dem Ser ms fprub lib~plpnorebe
8amfbitbet Geo. g. Grppacf paa 60.
ben I Ses Woines. San eaar mi ut,-
Ser Rabn al Go Sracp, men bar til
forifiellise Siber ogiaa peret fienbt
,tnoer andre SABINE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

Gnna: "Saa mart Teter fontnter hlc''
fra &rieen, iaa glitter hi d."
8isbetb: ga. ba bar ban 10 lrrf o'
nifre.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

SIpatrireer % @enner biemrie I Roree euer
Sarruorf bill fptie flor Rrts paa at mootaee
"SeeorabsRofteH 90 gsb arusu". Gun $3.50
Garkt.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
DYED HER SKIRT, DRESS,
SWEATER AND DRAPERIES

Each package of Diamond Dyes con-
tans directions so simple any woman can
aye or tint her worn, shabby dresses,
S.r's. waists coats stockings, sweaters,
coverings dGaperies, hangings, everything.
oyan 2 she has never dyed before. Buy
Diamond lAeS'-no other lind-then per-
,se' nome dyeing is sure because Diamond
Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade,
s,ielk or run. Tel your druggist whether
'4a maternal Won wish TO dye is wool or
~ or whether it is linen, cotton or
mixed advertisement.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
A LadY of Distinction

Is recognized by thc delicate fasclnat,
Ing influence of tine perfume she uses
a bath with Cuticura Soup and hot
water IS thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed by ii busting with Cuucura
TMcun powder usually means clean
sweet, healthy skin. Advertisement.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
Her Defense Perfect

Jane after having plucked a bou-
quer of roses, was reprimanded Sc
yereiy by her dad, who said: Didn't
! tell you not TO pick any of these
flowers without leave?'
Yes. daddy" replied the youngster,
'huJ all these had leaves"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
A PRETTY SKIN
FOLLOWS GOOD BLOOD
" 'Q ~ Want Good Blood, Vigor and
Vitality, Follow This Advice


-, Id crosse, Wis.-"When I was
H. N q young woman my circula-
Nv f'o1 o7eame so poor that I would
I've i've d humbness in my limbs sim
- 70 paralysis. l was never sure
q myself, for the numbness would
W.. .gl'e oftentimes in both limbs at
S Sle same time. DR.. Pierce's Golden
;tael'cal Discovery not only gave me-
e immediate relief. but it eventually
r ~. me Of this condition | have
- w. -aa such a spell in over twenty
i is but have been in the very
ps1 Oh health, thanks to DR..
MI Y ? Golden Medical Discovery"
''' A., y .re Wernuth, Ala 10th ST.
So ~ I1ggists. Tablets or LIQUID.
n.y., L.c to DR.. Pierce's Invalids'
Or - IT,, u IN aIo, n. Y, for trial pkg.
" write for free medical advice.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
DARLING BABY
BRIGHTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

Altoona. Pa. 81 am writ
ing to tell you what Lydia I.
Pinkham : Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost at
birth. From one hour to nine
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
was born | took a dozen bot
ties of your Veg etabIe Com
pound, and can say that it is
the greatest medicine on
earth, for this baby is now
four months old, and q
healthier baby you would not
want. / am sending you q
picture of her. Everybody
says That is a very healthy
looking baby, You have my
consent to show these few
lines to anybody. - Mrs.
c. w. BENZ, l3I 3rd Avenue,
Altoona, Pa,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
From Farm to city in New Zealand

III marked contrast with what re-
rrorted to be the effect Of unemafor-
meat I'm this country. whore the move
meut is from the city 70 the farms
ihe dismissed workers Of New Zea-
land are Aoching from the countrg 70
the cities because farmers are cutting
wages and discharging many Of The
hands they employed during the re-
cent era CT high prices.--The Living
Age.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
True
Detective Stories
TRIANGULAR FLAW


belonged to the nobility as ,baro
was about his Acknowledgment that
was apparent Immediately from his
mohocle and his spats. Every sbop-
keeper along the Via Shlaia in NAMES
knew his lordship. and every one Of
them admitted that d more repre-
sentative member Of the British aris-
tocracy had never visited Italy.
Lord Herbert was NOT only lovisb
with his money but it was wbfspared
around the Grand Hotel di Napoli thar
his daughter, Sylvia, soon was 70 he
married to one Of the richest men in
England.
Therefore when the English noble
man wandered into the establishment
OF the largest jeweIer i'll Naples some
TWO months after his arrival in the
city and asked to be shown some dia-
mond necklaces, there was an tmmedi.
ate scurry to wait upon him. Finally
the proprietor himself requested Lord
Herbert to come into his private Of
nee while he took from the safe
necklace valued at 10000 francs. the
properly of client who was in fnan-
cial straits.
Il would like to purchase something
to give my daughter for a wedding
present. explained the EngIishman.
and the ieweIer nodded. for the rulnors
OF the engagement had already reached
his ears. I'm afraid, though" con
tinued his lordship chat lhis neck
lace is little more expensive than
can afford at the moment. | don't
doubt its value. but I'll have to have
little time to think it over"
"Certainly," agreed the jeweler. II
will be pleased to hold it as long as
you wish and, should you desire to
see and examine it again. l win be
very glad TO bring it to the hotel at
your convenience
That would be excellent" assented
the visitor, but l naturally do not
wish my daughter to know anything
about the transaction. The whole mat
ter is to be a surprise 10 her
a few days later, in response 70
Lord Shefiield's request, the jeweler
took the necklace to the Grand hotel
tha raon, ,eto. ,.l.,' ...oe.'i 49,
an7fnotinn of ,ho ,,ian,a,j.. .or,.'.o 80,
o,,rand nnon ana Tard c,aa.l,., ~
inst nrodrcad his ,oftar oe oradtt fr .,,,,
his waIIor when ~ .[irI.s ,oi.a ,,.as
bnord IN th, na,,.f.,o,. 49,. o,...t,Io ,1'a
door ' '
an. dorob+or.,,, o,.o,ot,,o, ..,o w..
lehman @Sbn r,ust,,t I,na,,. INV,
tbtnc about This and ba sfon+ the
neclzlace ana the voIlpf into fha draw.
or Of the desk before which he ,af
moment later sylvia Sbaniald came IN
ana announced that her fathers taiIor
bod arrived and wished to 500 hin, ar
once Fxcusiop himself Win fhe stara-
ment that he would he baal. verv
shorty TorJ rarhert Ief, tbn roo,n
ana his don~hfar followed him im,os.
diatey.
when half an hour had passed the
ieweler began TO wonder what was de-
faining his client Int he didn't worry
in the least because his npcllaee and
his lordship's wallet were there in the
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
LADY IN THE MOON
EVELYN 3. HAMPOEN.

live in her attractive home.
The apartment house in which she
dwelt was duplicate Of those on
either side, so it happened that when
rushing forth to catch Il car one morn
ing Oliver collided with a girl turning
to hurry up the step.
Il beg your pardon he calculated.
For an instant he looked into a pair
of laughing eyes, then the girl van
ished. oliver gazed at the door whicn
had closed behind her. while his car
with changing bell rolled past.
The Fair Unknown" as Oliver
dubbed her, was most elusive. and eau
tious inquiry of his aunt failed to elicit
any information except that the people
were strangers.
Nevertheless the fates were kind to
him. Occasionally the familiar garnet
suit was observed Mt a distance;
various times he saw it disappear into
the neighboring doorway and once he
actually met The Fair Unknown" face
to face
A swift glance Of amused recollec-
tion was all he got, bu' Oliver was
satisfied
she remembers me at any rate"
he chuckled, and decided to risk a
casual hint which, dropped fer Aunt
Cynthia's benefit, might hasten the call
She intended to make some time.
This plan was unnecessary, however.
for his aunt greeted him with. I've
called on our new neighhors."
New neighbors." scoTed male impu-
dence. you said they had been here
two months"
Fine people; very old family"
oliver, wisely refraining from com
mcnt, picked up the newspaper
listen to this" he began. "partial
eclipse Of moon tonight Good on
portunity to view the lady in the moon"
Here's where your humble servant
HES roofward this very night to hunt
for that lunar goddess"
Haven't You ever found her?7 in
quired his aunt.
Found her? Bless me. I've never
looked for her. Most people talk Of a
man in the moon, you know. How
does this female look2'
"She has a lovely face" replied
Aunt Cynthia, rising to answer the
phone.
Later, oliver. armed with a pair Of
field glasses. was wandering about on
the flat roof Of the building he called
home.
Turning 10 examine the structure on
his left. he noticed shaft of light
streaming before hIm. He wheeled
about raising the glasses MS he did 50.
and saw. not the anticipated fun
moon, but a feminine form silhouptted
against that luminary She also held
a pair Of glasses TO her eyes and was
peering down at him from the height
above
A minute Of tense silence ensucd.
then Oliver shattered the spell.
II say he drawle1. lowering his
glasses "are you the lady in the
moon?"
4 silyery peal Of laughter answered
81 say" queried tautalzpe voice from
the opposite roof, "aro YOU the man
In the moont"
This time the laugh was decp-throatcG
and masculine and a voice matching
It begged; "Pleaee. may ! come over?
We seem to he kindred spirits"
"Or kindred owls came twlnkliug
across the intervening space.
Oliver waited Presently she spoke
her tone this rffnc SurFpStfup hpeita-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05

Whatever his trials, the farmer does
not know the horror of having no
god IN M. ounhanrl WYNN
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05

Docs one obey his oou rules any
hetter chan men obey Tie laws ot fheir
couutr}2
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05

eve are out after sperm OIL
u see. Doing "a Whale Of busi
ats@ Louisville Courier journal
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05

Lawyers are so plentiful that but
lew criminals gel chance to plead
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-05
Wealth Of Fertilizer in Coal.

"7aTTA q FeTtIIIzer in Coal.
= lodL-toot seam of coal contains
enough ammonium sulphate to fertil-
Ae 54e land above it for more than
Sou years
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The daily times., 1921-10-06
Woodard Bros. & Cc.
Economic Stability Depends
On Natl. Merchant Marine
Distributors.

New York. Oct. 5.-Until Amer
;ica as a whole aWakens to the fact
that national economic stability IS
dependent upon the establishment or
national merchant marine, there
can never be an American merchant
marine, Chairman Lasker Of the
Shipping Board declared today in
an address before the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World.
Reviewing the work of the pres
ent board during its existence of 16
weeks, he asked the "patience and
Indulgence of the country" declar-
ing that if these were not given
americas s economic life on the seas,
for the next generation, is dark in
ED
Until the farmer in Kansas, the!
Industrial worker in Indiana, the
miner in Arizona realize" said Mr..
Lasker, "that the regularity and vol
ume Of their daily wage is, in
l:shment of an American merchant
arine as is the continuity of employ
ment and the wage of the dock
worker in Baltimore or San Francis
co. there can be no assured hope
that the flag of the United States
will be maintained as it should be
on the seven seas. Sound economics
accept as fundamental that national
prosperity is based on continuity of
employment at wages cOnSOnant
with American standards Of living.
when surpluses accumulate.
prices are demoralized and employ
ment ends until the excess has been
consumed.
The daily times., 1921-10-06
lay when President Harding and his,

day when President Harding and his
cabinet decided to trudge afoot up
Pennsylvania avenue at the head of
the funeral cortege BY presidential
proclamation the business and pleas
Gre Of the nation will stand at rest
two. minutes on that day in tribute
to the dead as the body from a lone
ly- nameless grave in some great
struggle of the war is carried to its
last rest in the peaceful Virginia
hills that look down across the Poto-
mac on the nations capitol.
Not since President Wilson led
preparedness march up the great
avenue in 1916 has the chief execu-
tive appeared afoot in any parade in
the capitol and never previously has
any President set for himself SO long
a trip as President Harding will un-
dertake
The daily times., 1921-10-06

wings Of the winners airplane were
found after the race covered with
splashes OF blood and the remains of
small birds which Kirsch struck
while flying. go
1t is thought possible that LEGO
inte's propeller may have hit larger
bird. He was flying, very low. and
game is plentiful allover the course
is propeller was making 1900 revolu-
tions a minute The impact of a colli-
sion with a partridge while il was
turning at that sped would be quite
sufficient to cause it to splinter to
bits.
Lecointe is reported doing we'll. An
X-ray examination has shown that
he sustained no fractures. He escaped
with sprained wrist and angle and
comparatively slight shock.
Kirsch, when interviewed after the
race. said that he was in splendid
condition. When asked whether he
did not get cold feet" after LEGO
inte's accident, he replied: mo, they
were burning" AS a mater of fact,
they were blistered by the intense
heat of his motor.