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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

|2nah, nit ben 3atres 8la5ibus, @raf
bon Spec, aunibert nnb SHELLS biel-
ten cine Geibe bobinterefianter gor-
|trage in Der alien Stiftsfirbe. Bil-
Eger5iige bon pielen 9rtet ser gifel
Efamen tdglib an, Der 3nbrang gum
|8eihtltubl mar febr groB. Die gro
Ben Heliquien, 0arunter bic 5anoalen
|nnieres 9elanoes, bie offentlih in
Efoitbarem Sbreine nusgelteGt tparen,
#mlrban aaieitig perebrt. Sd erleb-
tie berrlibe Stunben I'M &reile Der
.6nnilien 81. Siterinp nnb 6rnu Or.
9lltenoort Bertpanbten 6es bobm. S.
B. Mlten6orf BON 2ittle 5aas. Mle
Igbre oieien braDen unb prominenten
#2enten Ser Stn6t Briim!
Mm 80. SUM- beiudte i9 oas beiIiz
ge Srier un6 bate cine langere I'm
terre0ung NIT Dem e%brpur6igen grei-
len nnb nubeliebten 8i1bof SeIir
Serum, Der bon bon REMEMBERING lit
uber bie Jreigebigfeit Der merifani-
iden @utbolifen gegen Die arn1en
Deuti6en. SIN urfulinenflolter be-
iu6t ib Die ebrm. 5bmeiter gnrba-
10 uno 8ernbnrba, 8ertpnnbte bes
bo9m. r.. Mtbnnaiius, $. g s., bon
|St. Sobn's. SIN ct. Soiepbsitift traf
i6 Die @eneraloberin ser S1melter
bonn Fl. Soiepb, Weutter Clara, bic
|ni6t 0orte beg 9nnfes gen11g finben
fonnte fir Sic groBer @aben, sic bon
ben 2enten ser @emeinben College
bile, 81. Sofepb, goIo Spring, ct.
Wartin, &idmonb II. {. N. fir Die
|Suriorge Der 5dtpeitern in Berlin
ieif 1919 geitenert mlrben. Mnb beu-
Ite nod befinoen iii6 Diieie u11b n11oere
pobItatige Nnitalten IN GROCER SCOT,
liebt n1an ia ben fleiner Buiien uno
Bflegliben mabrli bbas @len6 aus
ben Augen. Sim 2. SuIi fiibrte unier
Bfnrrer un6 meme 8enigfeit Die
Seimatgemei1be in GROCER Bro5eiiion
nod benz Waufabrtsorte @laufen. SIN
Giienbabn5uge uno nad)ber auf Der
|2anoitraBe burb bic Ortidnften bin
burd tpuroe eifrig gebetet un0 geiun-
gen. Sn @laufen NOR 9odamt un6
|5egen, geidten fpdter I'M Soge Mn-
badt un6 8udfebr Der Hro5eiiion. gs
mar cine i6done Meile, Elm Offences
@Iaubensbefenntnis, Dor Dem @1tn-
6ennltnr mar 1tets cine CUTE Mn5aB
anb6dttger geter. Mm Sonntag, berr
3. Suit preoigte ih mi Sodamte
iiber sic Mufgabe ser Deuti9en @n-
tboIifen in Ser Sebt5eit; es NOR Ser
II. Sabrestag meir1er 8rimi5 I'M feI-
ben @ottesbnuie. Des Nadmittogs
fubr ib nod @oblen5, Inn Der 4. SSllli-
|feier Der Mmertfaner bei5npobnen
urb beiudte bie SdmiIie @obnen, Ser
man6te beg bodtn'iten Mbtes 8eter
|Gngel. Die 8eier an 4. Suit in Sob
|len5 mar amerifaniib. Man6es liner
|ba111ide ieoob NOR iberan bemerf@
Dor, nnb @lagen bort man augemein
|iiber ben b0ien ginflnB Sen Sic ge=
la~Bungstrnppe1f nit brem bielen@eI=
be al1f Sic Ss1ger6 algiibt. Sd. Sob
|len3 getpfnnt fiinanaien, Iei6et aber
n1ebr nIs arbere 5t1ote a1f mora
lfdfiHliddem @ebiete. S1 &ei0ln un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

8oro 5plten fir iene eEbrtu. 9roens-
ldmeitern, pelde IN Hfarrihulen alS
2ebrerinnen Anfteuung baben. Der
,8tDed oieies SIRIUS lit, eine einbeit-
li6es 5Dltem beg Wl1iifunterribts IN
ben 8farriblllen al er5ielet. 6o6m.
p. Cute .. g. s.. g. s., nn0 Die
bpdm. Serren 8%illenbring unb Wa-
honalo bon ct. @louo gDnnen iid
Dos 8orteilbnfte 0ieies muiifaIi1ben
SIRIUS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Norgange int
@tQDtleDen

@elesentlib Der lestelt Saltltag
ont llfer Des Bate MtinnelDasfa nn-
tpeit @lenmooo abgebultenen neut1te11
Saresperiammlung Der 8elt Gelltral
9eltal Societb lpurOe 81. =. y. aeos
noro bon hire als Yraiioent Der VI
location erlpablt. oils Dirt Der nadyz
item G%eriammlung pnroe Mpplefot'
beltimnlt.
gon Sen beibel1 6liidtlinge1,
Die lesten SamItag fnr5 DOR Der Wf1t=
tagsltunoe aus Der Geformalltalt ent
fanlen utlO pernittellt zines Joro
autos oes in Der Anltalt ais Snge-
1lieur aileeltellten Serrn Stal IN Der
6lmdt ibr Sell l1bten, bat man bus
iest rliat sic serinslte Spnr.
- emil Yuft @attin uno SodDter
8ernaoette neblt 5dGpiegerlobn g0-
uaro 8eiler uno 5rau lino BON 1brer
stpei @oden langen 8eiufstonr ndb
Stasfa 8arf uro Eerbam 5onntag-
abeno mieoer oabeim eingetroffen. Sn
ibrer 8egleitung befanoen lih Sob11
2abner nno Srau BON Berbam, mel-
die bis @noe bieier 8o4e in Der
BUTTS 8obnung gu 8aIte ie1n aper-
Sen.
- ss1 elmer Mithpodabeno itattge<
funDenen 8eriommlung Ser Mftlo11a<
re oes Country Club mnroe Der be
ridt 0es 8au- mnb @rltno+8omttees,
in meldem Mnnabme oes bon u. y.
Drpaas unterbreiteten Mngebotes fur
ben 8au oes neuen @lubbaules, oe1-
fen 2osierung glei9faus in iener Ber-
nmmIung beiproben tuuroe, empfob-
len. 9ie Soften beS Neubuues 1ole
Rn ii6 gemtdB befagten Ingebotes
anf $4,000 Bis $4,000 belaufe11.
Die sbnbtfommiiiion trat Mon1
tag als Neutrality-suspicious. 5uiam=
men, Inn Die 5teuerbiider gu repiot-
rem uno etmaige n%otpenoige abanoe-
rungen s1l treffen. MaDor Matlon
fiibrt in Ben Beriammlungen Den
8orlis uto Staotclerf 8udmar oiet1t
6erleIben als Sbriftuart.
- IS lit iider aber i9a6los -
&oGiiters &odD Mountain See-glli
fir @opftpeb nn6 8eritopfung. Bon
Srauen iebr empfoblen. Martin Mo'
Iitor.
- Nad einem ar1 Montagmorgen
bonn bobtp. p. 0smal6, .. g. g., tn
Der unbefledten gmpf6ngnisfirde ge.
baltenen Gequiem tp1tpoen 6ie irbt.
fden neberreite oes in Sranfreih i'm
Dienite oes 8aterIoroes %peritorbenen
9einrib Slider, Sobn ser bier mob.
nenoen SamiIte Mntor Slider aui
oem neutrality-suspicious. our &l1be &c
bettet. 9ie 8e%eroigl1ng far6 unter mis
Iitdriiben gbren I'M 8eiiein elmer gro
Ben Menihenidoar itatt. Moge Der
9abingeidieoene ruben in Srie6enl
- gountDanpalt Soul Mbles un6
@attin ner6en fommen6en Montag
bon bier nod 9nlntb abreiien, bon
BORT per Dampfer 6iesSfeile ra6 Weas
dinac I'M n0r6Iiben Minneiota, bon
90 tpeiter nod Chicago reiien uno fid
Biz Samitag a11foem 8aHer befinoen.
Son Chicago miro 5err Mbles iid
nod Sort 8apne, SSn6., begeben, no
er an Ser Counting, ben Z. Mugu]t,
beginnenben Sabresberiammlung oes
3entralpereins ais Delegat 6es g.. St.
e. Staatsperbanbes bon Minneiotd
beteiligen miro, tudbrenb feline @attfn
nod Wilnaufee gum 8eiu6 ibrer bort
tpobnen6en 8erpanoten reiien miro,
bon no aus bet6e 6ie Seimfebr gee
meinfam mader tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

'Erier gum 8eifpiel iiebt es 90 riel
better aus. Modte benz uebel balo
.geiteuert Deroenl Das 1T aud Ser
Bunih einiger niibterner amerita-
miben Soloaten, nit benen id in
&oblen5 mid ~nnterreoete.. "a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
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SIZE Iekte Wphe in Der ct. 500
bannes Nbtei s5n GollegeDiae pom
bodm. Se1uitenpater &oBninfd gee
leiteten Sabreserer5itien Der 5afnlar-
prielter Der Dio5eie ct. @lono fame11
am Donnerltagaben6 gum NbibllB,
urlb beDor Sic bodtp. @eitltbfet fih
trenrte, mar Elm erndibnensmerter
Mft gel9eben, aus benz Die Mnbang-
Iidfeit at unb Die 9odadtu1g Der
8rielter oer5 Bi0aeie Dor ibrem geiitz
,Iiben Dberbirte berporgeM. IS bot
tie iid mamlib 1tnter ben bodm. Ser
rem elm Romitee nit benz bo6tp. Srr.
2eutb1er an Der 5pibe gebiloef, bas
es fih CUR Mnfgabe ma6te, cine Sol
leftion gu erbeben, permittelit me1der
oem bohm'ften Biihof Soiepb 8nlh
Elm neues Mntomobil gum @ei6enf
ge1nodh mer6en iollte, nn0 ote1e lob
Flidle es6ee fan6 nnter Der geiamn1tert
bohn. @eiitli9feit b~erartigen Mn-
flanq, baB binnen fnr5er 3eit cine
9umne sniammeneebradt nor, Die
es ermogli6te, oem Sberb1rten EN-
Dem neueiten Mo0ea entipre6enoes
.Buif Coupe gu ihenfen ols Mrerfen@
nunq fir Sic bielen @uttaten, 0ie II
lebter 3eit Der 8ii6of ieiner @eiit-
=lidfeit nn6 benz nrter leiner Sa1ris=
t6iftion febenoen Nolfe erDteler Daf.
.gs 1T oieS cine altsgelprogene Hnt1o1
geblng Der Sre1le per 1er1tl1d91e11
ibrem Biibofe gege1tllber, enc Srene,,
Die ob11e :3tpe1fel ~ pen 9er5en oer
pom oe11 1Drem s1pedg1rIe!1 5uselulen
Br1eltern gele11e1en y peluN-
Soerea Anflahg 5nr pau'up11'h''8 fl'=
miro.
Sm st: Gabr1els 9osp1fal 81
ssitfle 6als1 fal'o 11er1tag p1e Ora@
onat1on n1eBrerer 4ranterp1le9e al
nen itatt, 1oelde Seter ollrg ole an-
Delerbe1t neg Dodfp1fer gt1Do1s So
lepb sgu16, fpelder be1 o1e1er @elegen,
belt e11e geoarferroole M11praqe Dlel1
.nr1o pte : noeIre1U1t e'ne peS
.1oHoele 1nlpe eip'eli 5
], SUM Rfarrer ger ~. an
9eme11oe !h a1nldg Y psr gul.p:
9err g. 31rla, De1d}er erll In ay
|pon so1ttD gaIo1a naV -. eepllu
lunl w pnppL goate: s:
sqpaa "a a5ihayag
Eipluus ge1tts...D m,nua - g,,r,o
n n.l1a uaesh Wv, J ~ haAs,,,;4aa m;iho of
5en m gsIlavi o, wv gnp,.aa,t DDp'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

lpS2 SVlltll UtS .VCu III
ben Bfarridnlen All er5ielel1. So61p.
F. Suite, 8. g. s.. @. g., uno Die
bpdm. Serren 8ilenbring nnb Wa-
bonalb bon ct. glouo g0in11en 1ib
Dos gorteilbafte 0ieles n1ulifaIi1bei
SIRIUS.
Necf q. ). 11leiel.
l1nIer 5biff 2applan6 lanbete IN
antmerpen am 0ienitag, ben 81. SUI
nj, nadoem es an Ben atpei ~Dorberge-
benoen Gagen i'm @afen gu YlDmoutb,
England un6 5u gberbonrg, Granf-
reid, angelegt nno Baiiogiere, l1n6
groBe Maiien 8oitfa6en un6 &iiten
Il. {. ~ abgeloben bate. lm7 ubr
morgens berlieBen mir ben Dampfer,
anf benz mir 10 Sage perbra9t bat-
ten. oils @eiitli6e paiiirten mir Die
3oultotion mbebinoert. @ir bein6tert
|1ofort germ Scoop in 8ergbeim, ei-
ner Doritaot Mntperpens. 9err Scoop
lit Elm Gertpan6ter Der ebru. 5dhDe-
tier 2ucin, .. g. s., bon ct. Soiepb
nno leitet cine 6abrif fir pbotogra-
pbifbe saden. 8ir erlebten cine
orgenebme 5tunbe BEL ibm. 8ir
iprnhen Deuti6, obpobl 6ieie 5pra@
de in 8elgien iebr berpont 1T. Die
Belgier Ioiien Big beute nod feline
Deutiden in ibr 2an6 binein1 nibt
einmaI Die Mnbertpanbten 6erDeutih-
Entertainer aus Dentid)lan6 erbielte11
B1iie, I'M lire 2ente IN Mnttperpen
ain Sdiffe ab5ubolen. Bir berbrad-
ten Ben Sag in Mnt1perpen l1n6 Be;
|iidtigten Die Staot. Nben6S fubren
mir nod 8riiifel, Der @auptita6t Bel
giens, neiter lnb madten eiren Lam
gen Gang 1nrb bieie id6ne @tabt.
90 es 6es anoeren Morgens itnrf reg
11ete, fubren mir ql1er ourb 8elgien
iiiber Die friegsberiibmten Std6te Me<
beln, 20pen, Girelemort, gerbiers,
|9erbestal, nod Ma6en, Dinren, &oln.
Mfon glaubt nod i'm &rieg gu fem,
|menn MAJ, ole sic MilitGrs iiebt nlf
|5briH nnD Sritt, ur6 ~ioroerbnre Sc
|onnfen iteigen in einem ouf. Gin gro
ger nnteri6ie6 5tpifben iebt ur6 fru-
Ger auf beutidem 8obenl sd entbalte
mid einfffneilen, meine gin6ride ME
6er5ulegen. @eIb' bnntes 2ebe11
berri6t in ser Sta6t Roln, no mir am
|22. Stunt gegen 5 l1br aben6s anlarg-
ten. @ir logirten 1ieie Noht I'M gro
ben @olpingbauie fir 10 Warf go
Gents), id6ne Gin5eI5immer. s&eoIz
pingbaus, man merit es, man lit I'M
9anoe @oIpings, tpie erbnuenb geien-
ihnftIih lit bier 6as 2eben nn6 grei-
ben Ser 8enobner. Mnn 90. SAINT
la1en mir sic III. Me11e I'M berrIiden
&Dlner Come. &arbinoI 6huIte. sen
mir beiud,en tpoIten, mar obtpeienb III
Maden. Wir be1ihtiaten 6as heiIiqe
@0ln un6 beobahteten 0og greiben
Ser @0lner. @inen @in6r1td. 6eiie1t
mir ms oor nidt ertpehren fpr1nter1.
nr6dte id bier 6oh reaiitrieren. Wie
10 ei11fnh ms ihIidt. ID faif 6rr1Iih.
1T 6oh Sic @lei6l,no hier. 5ooor, n11f
Ser !6ohp 6troRp Coins H11Igo6pr.
nnb mic nnft66r6in i'm geroIeih ii
Mnerifa- Gin {oIheg Molf. ME 4 e.
bier aaerpeos benhod4pt, fam nod
nidf 5ittlih berfomn1a-1 5pinl Ye11t5d,.
lonb If perarmt, fat nniaalides ne-
itte1r. hot mohI n,1hs aebengmerfe pin.
aebiisf. 1T der ben,1oh bos friihere.
|Hr4ftioe, 0olf. shlim1eres mao
linn nod beporiteber, Qber, 1penn es
iih feIbft tret bleibt. tpirb es aud,
bas shiimmite ubertpin6en. Danf eli
nem nebereinfommen nit Mmerifa
fonnten mir ouf Ser 8aBlteme, II
aolr fir 500 Marf ge1heiniaunq err:
|hnIfpn n1th ins 1tnhp5phtp Mphipf i,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
REQ Ships Train
Load Speed Wagons

Another indication of a return to
normalcy and further proof that
business conditions are getting back to
their old time footing is evidenced hy
the shipmeut REQ Speed Wagons which
has just been sent out by the REQ
Motor Car Company at Lansing. This
Is the second solid train load of Reos to
leave the Lansing factory within
period of three weeks. As in the preNi-
Gus case. the train load is bound for the
East, consigned to the LinsCott Motor
Car Company Of Boston. Massachu-
aetts REQ officials believe that this Is
the first trainload of trucks ever
shipped for commercial use. At least it
i-, believed that II is the first train load
of the same capacity and model ever
sent out.
The first train load. about equally dis
vided between Passenger Cars and
Speed Wagons. was shipped to Boston
two weeks ago. II comprised 23T units
end this shipment was scarcely on its
way when another telegram was sent
from Boston asking for an additional
train of Speed Wagons from the Ian
sing factory and the order ts on its
wa
Particular siGnifiCanCc is attached ia
the fact that this train load shipment
consists entirely OF REQ Speed Wagons
Upon this fact Is based the contention
that business conditions look brighter
than ever before. 1t is pointed out that
II one section Of tho country has guf-
ficiently recovered from the general
depression OF a year ago to use REQ
Speed Wagons in train load lots. tho
outlook is surely to he regarded as en-
gou-aEinE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
Stolen Car Found
Near City Limits

A Ford touring car stolen from
Rocky Ford between l and . o'clock
Friday was recovered by tho police
yesterday afternoon at the bridge
across salt Greek
\ reward or So was offered on the
car and will bc paid the officers who
made the recovery. sam Bingham. of
Nanzanola. owner Of the car. probably
will arrive today to take the machine
back with him.
The car was seen at that point at .
o'clock yesterday morning. and 1t was
reported about O'Clock yesterday aft
e-noon.
Nothing about the car was molcsted.
Tho hood was raised and II was plain
that the person driving n experiences
trouble as he had heen working ON II
and had failed To get II to move. 1t
Rad couple OF gallons OF gasoline In
the tank
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
Local Dealers Lose
On OIdsmobile Drop

In arriving at the nov Oldsmohilc
prices the Oldr Motor Works found Il
impossible TO reimburse their dealers
for cars On hand that were bought
previous to tho drop and II is up to the
dealers to take their loss like GOOD
FELLOWS and pass the drop ON to
the public Tho dealers ARE in for
quite some loss on this account. but In
stead of holding up prices until their
stock on hand was exhausted they
have charged OF tho difference and
have put tho cars down 10 tho level
set by tho oldsmohiio Co, II was this
spirit Of holding up prices In order
to protect themselves that caused such
hard times In some lines In months
past and tho Oldsmobilc dealers do not
propose TO do business IN that manner
And are taking their loss with smile
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
YOUNG CHAMPION
IS STEADY PLAYER

Denver, Colo. Sept. S.-George Won
Elm, of Salt Lake City, 20 years old
who lsarned the game while caddy,
far outclassed nearly zoo goiiers VINO
entered the recent Trans Mississippi
Golf association tournament, and
easily won the championship. Pre-
viousily he had become golf champion
of Utah and the Pacific Northwest.
Although brilliant at times, the fea-
.ure of Won Elm's work is its steadi-
ness. In the weeks play he was but SO
strokes over par for 2eb holes, an
average of slightly more than stroke
above par for each nine holes.
Won Elm weighs but l22 pounds.
He is five feet, six inches tall. Yet, he
drives between $50 and 500 yards con-
sistently. and his approaches are al
most perfect. His weakness is in put
ting.
The National Amateur champion
ship at St Louis in September will be
Won Elms next competition.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
Dox'r SELL rouR HIDES
CHKAr--HAvE THEM MADE
INTO WEARING ArrAREI.

Persons hsvinx hidss which they
vssh to disposs Of should send them
svay Asd kAvs them tanned aud
made into coats. fars. blankets. and
eshss articles of wearing apparel. e
said = local business man tho other
day. after reading In The Record the
attempt being MADE In Congress BY
Representative Addison r. Smith
aud otAsF coaSr~~smen 10 hare q
datf placed on hides
VITA shs low prices ths, nos pre-.
van GA hides. local people should
hesitass . long tims before di.poslnE
OF ihoss hides thsa can be made into
clothing. he said. II h foolish Tor
tAsm 10 s>il their hides cheap. aud
thea tara sfoaad and pay the ia.
creased price Tor the ssns materials
made iato sapeasive articles Of
wearing apparel
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
SOLUTION FOR
BLIGHT INJURY
TO TOMATOES


A letter from the agricultural de.
partmant Of tho university Of Idaho
has Just been received by a Record
subscriber. dealing with the tomato
blight situation. aud Is here repro
daeed for the benefit Of our readers;
"You recently sent In a tomato
plant aud an aator plant for exam
nation. find this tomato plant af-
fsstsd with tomato blight. This II
a disease which affects the the roots
causing the plant 10 wilt or blight as
the weather xsts hot There Is no
certain means OF control for this d.
ssass. One OF two things seem 10 be
Of value. Plant your tomatoes In
partial shade. for instance. in the
shade OF trees or possibly corn, be-
Ing sure that they got plenty OF wat.
er. The shade seems 10 prevent the
disease from doing ~ much damage
az u would II the plants were out In
the full sunshine. Another thing OF
value often IL to put a small shovel
full OF wsii-rostsd manure In tho TO
mate hill. pattinx II we'll under the
ground. mixing thoroughly with
the soil. and being careful that the
roots do not come In contact with I,
II the tine the plant h set be sure
there IL plenty OF moisture in the
coil during the early growth OF the
pl4nts Sometime n you VIII SOW
tbs seed In the Held where the plants
are 10 grow. thus avoiding trans
planting. better results will be OBJ
tanned n tho season II long enoaxh
20 rlpsn tho tomatoes The disease
seems 70 enter ~ the time OF trans
planting n yox practice this Last
method. yoa had better grow an
early variety. sseh ~ Earliana.
The aston plant was affected by q /
similar dissass. No means OF con-
troll has been worked out for this di.
ss4ss II you follow some OF the
outlined for tomato blight.
yoa shoaid set better results In
Irowinx the astors."
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Elsie was proud and much srcitsd
over . pair Of new shoes and while
calling on . friend could think and
talk OF nothing else. To get her To-
isrsstsd In somsthins else. the WON
an At whose home she was visiting
tried to take her up to an elephant
made OF tsakwood. about a foot high.
looking rather real. Baby was much
afraid at first. but went nearer trsmr
bling a. she went along. Finally abe
put her little hand On his head and,
nnding him harmless, put both arms
around him and cried out In sstonish-
msnt and JOY: ~fIe loves ms-hs loves
my shoes T.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

water diverted from Miinsr dam.
s.sse s~eoaa fost. water diverted
nssursi fi9v. ssss sssoad feet
wzs~< diverted storea water. 1855
ss<ona feet Oar total capacity a
Jsessoa ixh~. ,r.iss acre feet: on
total draft ON jssksea isss 10 date
casa s<re feet. pias 8 per sent
s.sex acre f~~s--ss.tst acre feet
stored vsis< rssaiainx IN Jssksea
LAKE. 1e.s,s.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Keep record OF your summer va
cation by taking Kodak pictures.
You will enjoy them later We do
developing and printing. Modern
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cently2
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
EVENTS OF AUTO
TRIP TOLD BY
MRS. SCHILDMAN

Interesting Side Lights on Tourists
and Modes 81 Travel 20 Yellow
sscne Park Heeounted In Com
munication
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

ton mounfalns. an elderly couple
were Violently discussing whether a
republican president should wear
blue or green saspsnders, La the
back seat were four grandchildren.
but they did not prevent the car
from oyerturnIns and falling top
downward for twenty feet or more.
The old lady's ribs were broken.
Her husband said. % Twas a pity IL
was not her tongue" and she said
II should have been his neck"
Thus la the midst OF peace. dis
turbed rightfully only by the muir
muir OF the tall pines and the babb-
ling mountain brook. we found the
world old question: Strife. caused
by a difference OF opinion.
The summit grade Is twelve miles
long. the road eresllenf and the
scenery wonderful. with tall pines
covering high mountain sides that
are gay with wild flowers In All col
ors.
At the summit we met four trucks
carrying 80 Boy Scouts. They were
accompanied by fourteen men. one
doctor aud two nurses. The lads
all walked up the hill where the roll
was called. They had been out
nine days.
The scenery here at the Jackson
Hole dam Is more than worth the en-
tire trip. There we met q million
aire family travelling thru the west
on horseback Tho there were but
four In the family. there we're four
men helpers. besides the guide. and
twenty horses heavily laden with
packs. They will be out until Oct
ober /.
All the World = Stage
These are the days OF suffrage. and |
trousers hold sway. No longer must |
Did men attend the vaudeville and |
gaze at the chorus. for the present
putting costumes for women are
nifty,
Truly the world is on wheels. and
perhaps someday when Henry Ford
md Dodge Brothers have made a
ew more machines. and East comes
Vest. the hospitality OF the Old
Vest will again prevail. and we
hall know each other better ERE
We 10 down the long. long trail.
We all wish you were here by the
water. with the males
ic Tetons In the distance, for man
Gems a little truer. and God little
Iearer. out here where the West be-
.ins. X. T. 8.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Due 10 an error In reseivinx tn
instructions over the tsisphons. tn
word hish-prieed" wxs used IA.
stead % ''AisA-eiass~ IN the 'Psxs for
sale classified sdvsrtsemsEt Of L
3. Otto. rse~nfiy. The al appear
this week In its corrected form. ~
Otto states the pigs ~ 10 offering g.
ssle are far froo hish priced.