davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

penize, ktere ga ne zaplatili,
vysledkem a oyocem jejich
vlastniho pTicineni, nebo to
byly penlze, yyzdimane d pod
danych?
Habsburkove Sc nikdy ne
vyznamenavali obzvlastni OBJ
chodni bystrosti, ami Setrnosti
neb podnikavosti, spokoiujice
sc tim, kdyz jejich apanaze
byla Jim spravne vyplacena a
nebude to asi snadnym pro ne
dokazati ciste vlastnicke pra-
vo ma ony statky. V Cechach
nejvice jich nabyli pc bitve
belohorske a to byl trochu div
ny pravni process. Kdyby byl
uznan ga spravny, tn kazdy O.
bycejny zlod6j a lupic mel by
ciste vlastnicke prayo ma lup,
kdyby Sc mu podarilo dosti
dlouho jej podrzeti.
Habsburkove .proste prodali
Ineco, co Jim nepatrf a doufa-
me, ze staty vyvstavsf ma tro-
skach byvaleho Rakousko4U-
herska budou Sc riditi svymi
Izakony, die nichz zabaveni
statkd bylo provedeno - i
kdyz 81 rozhn6vaji n6kolik a
M erickych kapitalistu. Pred
pratelstvim techto dluzno jest
miti Sc zrovna tolfk ma pozoru,
jako pred jejich nepratelstvim,
nell vice.
Take pochybujeme, re A
mericane, pro provedeni dsp6S
ne revoluce proti Jirimu III. V
l1776 byli nejak obzvlaSte 1z-
kostlivi, ably snad ten jejich
drivejsi kral nebyl osobne
zkracen. Anglicane pax samj
! jednoho krale Sveho popravili
a roVnez Francouzi a ii ami D.
nj nelamali 81 S tim mnoho hla-
WI, co bylo jeho majetkem o.
sobnim a co majetkem stat
MIN.
Kdyby obStala zasada, re
Habsburkove mali praVo pro-
dati statky, jez nastupnicke
staty zabraly, tn rovnez steJ-
nym pravem dedicovS ruske-
no cara - a ii jsou ma zivu -
mohli by prodati vscchny stat
ky carske V Rusku ma Sibifi.
To, myslime, bylo by prilis
kriklave - pro 2mericke ka-
pitalisty, o nichz jest znamo,
re mali hrosi kuzi. Jsme nyni
velmi zvedavi, jak sc vuci t6
obchodni transakci zachova
administrace p. Hardingova
feknuu-h americkym kapitali-
STUN v Ceskoslovensku, Ru-
munsku i Polsku, re koupili
gold brick
Rekns jim p. Harding, &c
americMmu narodu a jeho via
de niceho Go toho neni, nebc
sc zastane pray americkycf
obcanG?"
NevlaStni matka Fatty Ar
buckle-a, popularniho fiImovt
no komil,a, obvineneho z vraz.
dy V San Francisku Sc vyiadfi.
la, ze chyba 'Fattym" jest
ze We Sverl detstvi a mIadi do
stale Sc mu prilis malo vide
lani V jeho dospelem vekr
pfilis mnoho penez.
Tato nevlastni matka Fat
tyho' jest jenom prostou re.
nou, ktera tezce zivotem Sc
protlouka a ma niz 81 Fatty
nikdy nevzpomnel, ami kdyi
vydalaval sta a tisice dollari
tydne, ale zda Sc nam, ze \
pripade toho sveho nevlastni
no syna provedla spravnou dis
gnosu.
Prilis malo vzdelani V Diet
stvi a V mladi a prilis mnoht
penez dospelem veku, to by
| va velmi caste Spatna kombi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
LOUPEZNA VRAzDA,U
JfLOVEHO.
Sofer q Prahy zastrelen a
oloupen.

V pondeli 5. zari casnych
hodinach rannich odhalen pfi
serny zlocin ma krizovatce sill
mic od Sulic k Jilovemu We Vi
nohradskem okresu.
O 5. hodine ranni nalezen
tam neznamy muz mrtev.
Mrtvola mela til stTelne rany
" hlave a byla pokryta houni,
Mistnf cetnictvo, zvedevSi o
lpripade, zahajilo lined patra
mi a zjistilo, re zastTeleny
muz jest totozny Sc Soferem
Josefem Naglerem, 26-letym,
z els. 45 V Podebradove ulici
ma Zizkov6, zamestnanym il
Josefa Urbanka, majitele au-
todrozky N-VI-55 v Brandlov6
ulici ma Kral Vinohradech.
| Nagler byl 0 pdl noci ma
Ipondeli V Praze pozadan dv6-
ina muzi, by je zavezl do
Kunratic. Sofer, netuse, re jde
0 to, ably byl vylakan ma sa4
motu, vyhovel zadosti nezna-
mych muzu, kteri pax ma sill
lnici Sulic no .zastrelili o.
loupili obnos 5000 K, ktery
mel Softer u sebe. Automobil,
znacne zakrvaceny, nalezen v
lpondelf rano ma silnici u Toe
ne blfze Dolnich Brezan. Pred
nj sklen6na deska ma automo-
blu byla prostrelena.
DalSim vysetrovanim z1iSte-
no toto: Nagler jezdil V nede-
Ii odpoledne Sc tTemi muzi 20
Praze. Pasazeri objednali si
ho, jak Jsme jiz podotkli, 0
pdl noci k hotelu, ably je "a
veil do Kunratic. Mattel au-
todrozky vyrozumen hned wee
ra rano 0 nest6sti, ktere stihlo
sofera Naglera, odiel ma nj
sto a zjistil totoznost Sofero-
va; take autodrozku oznacil
jako svdj majetek. Ma misto
cinu odjela vcera dopoled-
mich hodinach soudni komise,
ktera zjistila veskere podrob-
nosti loupezn6 vrazdy a pc
sepsani protokolu nafidila
soudni pitvu mrtvoly sefoyy.
Pokud Sc tyce vrahu, kteri
po cinu zmizeli, uvadeji n6kte-
II svedci tyto podrobnosti: Ma
pravem brehu vltavskem, v
mistech as proti Chuchli, ukra
ldena V noel ma pond6li priva-
zana tam lod ka. Lide, kteri
Sli casnych hodinach ram
Mich po pravem brehu vltav-
skem do Prahy, vid6li, kterak
tfi muzi lod'ce veslovali ku
Praze. Zda Sc, re byli to vra-
ri, kteri touto cestou snazili Sc
zmizeti. Po pachatelich loupe2
ne vrazdy Sc dale patra.
Patranim bezpeCnostniho
odd6leni, odkud ma mist,
vrazdy odjeli arltomobilem
vrchni rada Knotek a okres.
insp. Bubnik, byly ziiSt6ny ma
sledulici podrobnosti: Pc vraz
de sedl 81 vrah k volantu a ieI
smerem k Jilovemu, pax Sc
vsak vratil a odjizdel smerem
Radllku, kde bylo prave po-
sviceni a kan prijel ke 3 ho-
dine ranni, shasl vrah svetla
automobilu, takze ma silnici
jsouci lide automobilu niko-
ho nevideli. Ma krizovatce "a
Dolnimi Bfezany potkal vrah
delnika Rudolfa Raka re Zbra
aavy, ktery prave sci ma hou-
by. Vrah ptal Sc Raka, kudy
| je nejkratsi cesta ma ZbrasIav
a skutecn6 timto smerem oil
| jel. Bllze Zavisti nechal vrah
stati automobil, kterv je znac-
ne poskozen a odesel. Cd te
DOLBY neni po mem stopy. Rak
tvrdl, re V automobilu sedel
jediny muz, asi 3O-lety, pro-
stredni postavy, dlouhovlasy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
Wants Car
System Figures

c. u. Fitzgerald. Seattle, Wash;
Dear Sir.
I am admIring your efforts on be
half OF the people in tho street car
controversy, and ] would like 10
make n suggestion.
IL would seem from tho published
statements that there In being
charged against the earnings Of the
municipal car lines an item OF dc.
probation In tho amount Of some
$4,000 per month. Now II this In
actually being done. and n deprecis,
ton fund In being created. you should
see at once that n great mistake In
being made. Such a fund should
never be created. and kept up,
against a%going concern that must.
from tho nature OF the concern. be
kept up 20 standard of efficiency and
repair, thru the expenditure Of large
sums OF money thru a maintenance
fund.
The municipal lines are now even
better. physically, than when they
were taken over by the city. 80 they
have not yet deprecated. nor viii
they 40 depreciate In the future. for
the reason that n certain standard OF
condition must be maintained 10 per
init OF aafe and economical opera
ton. Such bstterments and repairs
arc going on all the time: az for er.
ample. the new crossing at Third
and Pike SITS. and before that. at
Second and Pine. Coon First
ave. will be put in better
condition by far. than II was
when the city took over the
car lines. And 80 Il goes on all over.
the city. The rolling stock Is also
In n much better condition than II
was three years ago. The whole
ne AN operation enterprise. than
when tho city bought IL. Going on.
as Il has gone ON Il will. is Sears
hence. unless superseded by a new
system. or method OF urban trans
portatlon. be worth as much. or
more than II IN now. SO. I repeat.
thar q depreciation fund Il utterly
absurd. and IL II IN true that such
fund has been created. you should
al once take steps 10 have II sboi.
ished and the money used for . lc.
climate purpose In the operation OF
the utility. and the payments on II
as they come due. This would eaSiiy
enable you 10 establish q Scent fare
with fun transfer privileges. $4,000
month. compounded, annually.
only. AZ per cent viii amount 10
more than tho purchase price Of the
lines. or $4,000. 900. So II we pay
for them In IS years we will have
the lines clear OF debt. and Z nice
fat depreciation fund OF more than
the purchase price.
On the other hand. II this charging
OF the $4,000 per month In . fig
ment OF Imagination, a matter OF jug
Cling figures. or charging off depre
ciation to +. q l.. each month. II
il equally M absurd In view OF this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
Foreign Trade
"Losr"? Hardly

We do things on such = big
scale In this country. with 30
many millions helping that We do
not realize their magnitude.
Southern Railway figures out
that American exports In the first
SIX months Of 1891 were Aoii.eoo
tons. That would FIJI . train Of
freight cars 1896 miles long. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Says P. o. L. Mans Figures Off

OF passengers viii take a jump. but
the cash receipts will take n drop.
and the table viii want complete
rcviaion. No action should be taken
until this comparison can be made.
The loss OF $500 passengers IL
probably the result OF the 1000 au.
somoblles IN usa In King county over
1920. Three thousand Of them In the
city, making one round trip from
home 10 business would take 5000
fares from the railroad In one
month. Yours sincerely,
II. IL. STRETCH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

throwing . stygian darkness over
the whole matter. until no one knows
Just what dangers may Turk In the
blackness Of the heavy night Of our
discomfort.
What We need. Mr.. Fitzgerald, u
light. and Il seems possible you may
be the man. the Moses. who can lead
as II has gone on. II will Is years
the blessedness Of light
Go 70 II. old man. and II you suo-
coed your name shall not 20 down
unhaliowed nor unsung. Yours truly.
w. w. DeLONG.
es5s Sycamore ave. OF Wilson's
Modern Business College. Seattle.
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fact that the lines are kept up thru
maintenance fund. Co into this
matter. please. Mr.. Fitzgerald. and
let Nv poor boob taxpayers know
the truth.
II we are paying . 1-s-cent car
fare merely 20 pay for tho car lines
twice In the next is years we who
pay should know II. and II the regu-
lar monthly report showing $500
20 depreciation in Just a piece Of
grisiy joking we should know II as
well
The various newspaper comments.
exposures. rantinss. rawlings. ETC..
etc. have had the net result Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

II you believe In the balloon
theory. you are liable to waste val
liable time looking for the gas bag.
when you ought 10 be gripping the
lower rungs OF the ladder. and
bracing your feet for the ascent.
There Is some sham success. and
some of u has an astonishingiy long
run Of apparen, reality; but in the
end II shows Itself TO be Just what
II is. But the best thing for you
10 assume Ia that the man who has
succeeded and VINO Is still master OF
his success. earned II honestly.
Go and do thou likewise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

KOOIH.
That had not seemed to occur 10
tho man who asked the question.
He seemed to be one Of the kind
who assumed that n any man At.
tains to n success greater than his
own. It In because he inherited
wealth. OF married the daughter Of
his employer. or had a pull with
some one higher up.
That seems TO mo a bad habit. II
r. not good for n man TO get to
thinking that the success OF other
men II a sham.
II Il a towards consolation for
ones own failures.
II II better 10 assume that other
men have won their success hon.
estly. or that II they have not won
II in that way they are not likely
to hold II, and then TO resolve to
win success for ones self honestly
and not otherwise.
This thing Of attempting to &C
count for men IL delussve. We can
not account for any man. The most
commonplace man has about him
something unaccountabie. But In a
world where the field il open and
competition keen. not many men
are able to secure and hold posi-
tons Of eminence unless they de-
serve them.
When you see a man who has
risen. rung by rung on the ladder
Of success. do not deceive yourself
with the notion that he had a bal.
loon. II he had. the gas would
have escaped some time ago. The
chances are that he got there by
climbing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
A Letter From Avridge Mann

I know the wealth OF loving care
that iuckiess children get out there;
I know your patient Miss Willard.
who never finds n task too hard TO
answer hungry hearts that call TO
her-the mother OF them all.
know II isn't any Joke 10 be 40
near to being broke. and ! appre.
clate your neod--you have NO many
Kids 10 feed. and 80 hope wen do
our part TO give the kids n running
start.
so when tomorrow you begin 20
sell your tags. you count me mi And
II, when iunching Mt tho club. ! no
tice any tagleas dub. III grab
knife and run him thru. and send
his money all to you.
AvRIDGE MANN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Editor Tho Star;
Enclosed | send n few lines OF
comment on the letter Of the pres.
ident OF the Public Ownership
League I'm a recent star.
lie does not seem quite aware
that n transfer IL counted as a pas.
senger because II travels on another
car. and has calculated an income
intead OF using tho actual ono ah
published
Also II should be noted that In
August there were no schools. when
the school fares como In. the number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
Editor The star.

Editor The Star:
Seattle has q great future. II II
one Of the best located cities IN the
United States. but capital has got
to be invited here to make improve.
ments along tho waterfront and else.
where New Orleans has tho finest
docks In tho country.
Got rid Of those highstepped street
cars. Nothing adds more 20 city's
prestige than good street cars and
hotels.
That great hosair city Of the
South. Los Angeles. has a splendid
street car system. and II ID much bet.
ter TO have the cars filled ON a s.
cent fare than empty on a io-ccnt
fare.
A scent fare gives the conductors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

washington's Children Homo.
Seattle. Washington.
Dear folks. l SEQ you're going TO
try 10 make US loosen up and buy a
hundred thousand tags or no. he.
cause your funds are running low.
and since the public II your boss.
it's up 20 un TO come across.
Now Tag Days. frankly admit.
i've mover liked little bit: II Jars
me ms walk the fet TO hear them
constantly repeat. Ooh. mister. buy
q tag from mcf' And make me say.
-i've got one--seeT"
But III not Crouch or growl at
you'll know tho work you have to
do. know the children you protect
without regard to class or nect.
know the Joy your haven brings to
tiny. helpless. orphaned thinsH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
Wants Our Buccaneers Drowned

. chance 10 earn their pay. Keep
labor from trying 20 run thlngs-in
their-proper place--and put men with
brains at tho head OF tho ci,y's af.
fairs. and not buns.
Seattle caters to the working class
too much. This idea lowers the city
In the estimation OF outsiders. From
the year 1000 II. c. 20 the present
time. most people have had TO pay
tribute tgrafu for one purpose or
another TO buccaneers. whose sole aim
II 20 live OFF somebody else. Their
place OF operation has been near
large bodies Of water. and Seattle
ought 20 drown all it's got. as an ex.
ample 10 others Respectfully.
IRA CARSON.
New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
Have a Heart; Exercise 1t

WILDE society
hundred of homeless
when II will in
inquiries ehome,u
educ in
maintain a a
m
actual cash to the
cold figures that you'll
little waits depending for assistance and
You'll a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
Editor The Star;

Editor The Star;
Under the heading How Tourists
Are Drawn" In Tho star there was
an item telling OF party OF Seattle
autols,r being forced 10 pay a charge
OF dollar By deputy sheriff for
the privilege OF picking few berries
on the Toit road.
As a resident Of the upper sno.
qualmie Valley. ] wish TO assure tho
tourist that We OF the Nn. h BEND
country realize the value OF the tour.
lists business 10 our little town and
we frown upon such actions a. tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
North Bend Likes Tourists

item mentioned. And know that
Sheriff starwich would Ait down
hard on him II such a deputy was
brought 20 hts notice.
In season we have hills and daies
full OF berries. and streams for fish.
Ing and free auto camp. and be
licve me. we are glad to see the
tourist.
We viii always do our best 10
make their stay pleasant one.
thank you.
JACK MccRATH.
North Bend. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

nearly halfway around the world.
The figures also show that ton.
nsges or physical amounts Of the
leading exports were bigger than
In the corresponding six 'months
Of 1890. Losing our foreign trades
No. Just \ fall In prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
SUCCESS


T. c + ~ T l. Y i
heard one man
ask n n o I h . r:
How do you &C.
count for Worth.
ington's . u c .
cessl"
The 9th er
man answered.
THE only way
I know Of ac
counting for II IN
that he has the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

No waiter " the srorId IL round.
~ car Hire on the IcreI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Men rAo nerer fake day off
nere Of days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Don't expect a 0srI to share your
~ n Il Il morfOa0cd for a car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Nobody cver shinks . thing u
~ bdd to be true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Joseph Soroce, Sing Sing copuict, s,cam the
Hudson and made a clean getaway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Nobody cares rhaf the rovid 10
coming fo--jasf so 70 docs come tot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07
East Side VieW
Of Coal Strike

Qr0m the Eiicu>burg hecoru.l
Hundreds Of thinking people arc
Wondering what the miners strike
n tAIs state win really do to our
eommcrclal coal industry. There
49, not seem the slightest break
n either ranks TO date. The com
pantss In the western part Of the
s1ote are operating some mines on
, small scale with non-union
Wos1msu and are also importing
81 from other states and even
lron Australia
OILY enc commercial company
= this county Is operating It's
un1sss ard paying union wages.
h Northwestern improvement
g.. sspposedly operating mines
ooDoly Ter the Northern Pacific
rninFeaA h In reality selling enor-
npous Quantities Of coal TO the
ocnmercisl companies. who IN
1urn are marketing Il thru
~ regular channels Of trade.
- Northwestern Improvement
G. = operating It's mines on such
= Urge scale that Il has been able
u ahssrb . majority Of the best
uegkznen frum the commercial
ui1oou, who went on strike. A. .
oouuDt the strike has not been NJ
oonly felt In the mining fields
y uIttit1s county.
- ~ ether hand people are
Won1ering u there Il not some
c11ng = the contention Of the
49, - companies. that they
onnnoe eempete In the long run
W1nA ether fields. u they have
- ~ De present high labor
49, The shipment Of eeal from
ugl1lbh Columbia. Utah. Wyoming
! - even Australia b on such .
- = nsver before contem-
r1n1ed. Il may take months and
oVeu years 70 get back this busi-
- Ter washington mines. even
uueu ~ strike settled today.
Tsco American eagles are being
oepf q France. What they need is
~ Ansertcon sfork.
+x --------~----~------
n the unemployed conference
scosks tcc all srSiI.
--------------------------
~Ayfjsf Marytes ModeI"-Hcad-
Ioe A model scife at last
No waiter " the srorId IL round.
&os car Hire on the iereI.
Men srho nerer fake . day Oft
nere off days.
Nobody cver fhinks . thing u
10 had 10 be true.
Don't expect 0srI to share POUR
~ Y II u morfOdOed for a car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Tro AmertcaR eagles are being
mt q France. What they need is
~ Amertcon sfork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-07

Anyho,c, Harding's unemployment conference is
keeping the confreres busy.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11
Council Meeting

The town board met Monday even.
ing in the regular session with all
members present but Trustee Reimer
who is in the hospital. Mayor Harms
presided.
A resolution was adopted to pro.
vide for the paymeptepf the engine
for the municipal light plast wAich
costs $4,000.
The Goodyear Rubber Company
sold the council $500 worth Of fire
hose some time ago on opad account
Recently note was asked for by the
company. the council making an or.
der granting same. This was re-
cinded at the last meeting.
The question Of lease or some
other agreement covering the ground
where the septic tank is located was
considered. as a change Of ownership
in the land might cause differences
to arise.
The Kinney sidewalk was discuss
ed. 1t was reported unsatisfactory
1t was stated Mr.. Bender Is willing
to put In walk, and asks for cross
ing.
Bills for October were passed on
and paid.
Trustee johnson was instructed ia
investigate conditions at the dump
ing grounds.
Bootleg, gambling and other un
lawful conditions were discussed al
length. Deputy District Attorney
Painter was present and reported on
a recent investigation made. Some
plain talk was indulged in. but nc
official action was taken by the
board.
The council will meet in special
session next Monday evening to 60
over certain ordinances to be changed
The annual appropriation ordinance
was passed at the former meeting Of
the board. 1t provides for levy oi
IA $40 mills, which. on an assessed
valuation of $1.327,36O. will produce
s1s.374.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11
Fair Cuarantors---
Jog Your Memory

The payments 10 make up the de.
felt Of the 1921 fair are not coming
In as fast as they should. No doubt
the matter has slipped your mind for
the time. so directors are taking this
opportunity to remind you that your
quota is past due.
II is impossible TO clear up the nc
counts and pay OF the premium
money unless every guarantor does
his part. Let's not keep these men
who put on some REAL exhibits. OF
which ths county should be proud.
waiting any longer. Send In your
payment at once TO s. S. Woriey. at
the First National bank.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11
vENANoo DEPARTMENT
To Herald Subscribers:

To Herald Subscribers:
The arrangement under which the
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by The Herald management having
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will be dropped for the present un.
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are on our list. who want The Her.
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This natter has been discussed
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The Herald Publisher
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our kind neigh
bors and friends for the kindness
shown to us during the long sickness
and death Of our beloved husband and
father:
Also for the help Of the Red Cross
and the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Flossie Breeze.
Howard Breeze.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11
DOUBLE WEDDING

Ernest Boremau and Gladys Kepler
and John Seedinburg and Mabel
Kinch were married IN Sterling, Tues.
day afternoon. the pastor OF the Luth.
cran church saying the ceremony
which made them man and wife.
They have II host OF friends who
wish them n prosperous married life.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11
HOLIDAY TO-DAY

Most all places of business are
closed pnrt or all of today on ac-
count OF Il being Armistcc day. The
postoillce was open from II 10 IL
o'clock only.
Many windows are sploudidiy dc.
cOrntcd In honor Of the occasion.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11

MIR and Mrs. John lagerman are
the proud parents OF an eleven pound
baby hoy, arriving saturday Mother
aud babe are being cafld for at the
Anna Forsythc home.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11

A turkey shoot will be held at the
fair grounds. Tuesday. November "a,
at which there will be blue rock
shooting. old-fashioned target shoot
ing and rifle shooting. There will be
plenty of geese and turkeys.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-11

Pat LouRhan was mn east bound
passenger Tuesday morning.
Sheriff James returned Monday
from u business trip 10 Denver.