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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-31

Leave your order for ArmOllr's 60
Ter cent meat meal, at $50 per ton, Off
car. A. j. ironing & Sons. 31d6f1j1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-31
SLOCUM & HULL
C,}lROPRACTORS.

Graduates ?. s. C. Members u. C. A.
Hours 2 to 5: {: to 3. Except Sundays
Telephone 792. Syenson's building.
Res. phone All.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
ODEVZDAVANI CLEVELANDSKE.
"ZLATE KNIHY".

Trojsky zamek Prahy mel 25. tervence krasny den
Pred eho sv6ym schodist6m shromazdi zasup ak by
va zdka pohlomad6 amerc Cechove armada We SVEN W.
kvetu zurnastchy vzacn ho6 ZapoGaa slavnos
"a Ease dokumentovaa ieanotu naroda zde ocelnem.
Iudba hraje americkOu hynnu a D. HajiCek Chicago
p1edak amerckych katou odevzdava 'Pamatnlku odboe
eXaskych casych zen prvy prapor amerck6ho od
boe Jenz mel slit vojsko Franc enz prod6la liz dya
at pout ocean6. General Syrovy prejma d6uie PAX
Frka starosta Sokola Czech" Clevelande predseda
Narodnho druzeni podava "Zatou nhu ceveandsych Ce
cbu Pamanik cinnost" Jeho rec ie nadsena dojemna
c a den vay cesky Cleveland ma pomoc bra
n Srbnm Jak vyviji cnnost mini sebee 5000
dolaa vybefe $4,000 kdyz ic, jak prosy covek
devzdava dollar, uje re nem@ vice. pax rozpomene
rhne 81 h brny fetzek cd hodnek pfida poladu ne
chce dat skromnost do knhy takova aicost
- vdovin gros 10 nesoji u mnohe oko poslu
chacstvu nezualo suche "ZIata e birka podpis
asce hovivavost zvadam sou jeste dedictvm val
Ay, konci svoj velice vrelou q uprimnou rec.
PodpuE Medea dekuje dary kterym slbue V pristim
nuseu Pamat odboe nso nejcesneS a red Pelant d6ku-
e ceskoamercke zurna!hce je praci my, novnaI Vi
"e % 2namena mas yoboda kdyz sme drive psat von6
hemoh Fam Sc oddecme tim, re pujdeme nev6tsim
halstou presdenem M2saIykem budeme eho sloya
ziate tczkd mince, drobne hal6re denniho tisku."
Minist Husak rom6z dtkue ceske v6tv "a yeserou pr
Fl vzpomna dane krve, kerou oza Ma dukaz ze narod
vz t6o prce odevzdaya ctym revoucn edaie et,rer
ni Syazu katoliku" "Sovack6 lize" Vyznamenani pre-
lima dr. Pecval Mar radu"
Itose proh6dh 81 vJsavu "Pamatniku odbdie" posed4
chWku zahrade phi zvucich ceskG muzy proveden6 bud
bou pluku 28. kdyz rozchaze radostnvch sscch
rhT byo mnohymi Ieceno: "Amercka y6tev e stale s9z
neeh VIDA Jese ce vetu nasi cek6 py prospech mas
.s *ss s...
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12

zbavit a vlada maietek ten
vykoupila a fidi We prospech
Vsech obyvatel. Osmihodinova
denni pracovni doba byla jiz
v tech dobach zakonem usta-
novena. Ditky do skol jedi na
karach bezplatne.
Kdo Sc chce venovat far
marstvi, dostane Cd vIady cast
pozemku i postavi pro n6ho
domoV ma male splatky prv-
nj l6ta dostane tTi dny ' tydnu
zam6stnanf ma upravovani cest
tax ably mel nejak6 prijmy.
ZvlaStnf pozornost Sc v6nuje
zdravotnictvi. V tovarnach Sc
udrzuje cisto a zarizuje Sc vse
ku ochran6 pred moznym dra-
zem. Ma tam byti nejsprave-
dliv6jsi zafizeni a nejst' astn6j-
81 narod ma cel6 zemekouli.
Zdej5i kluby pro vefejn6
dobro by mnoho prosp6ly zdej
simu idu, kdyby vyslaly od-
borniky ma New Iceland, kteri
by zkoumali tam6j$i zdanova-
ci system a pax poradanim
predna5ek a uverejnovanim
clanku, kter6 by o t6 zalezito-
sti jednaly, by pro dobro zdej-
siho lidu mnoho vykonali.
i. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
NASE DANE.

Jedna Z nejdulezite jsIch O.
tack, ktera Sc tax caste We
vlldnich, statnich i mestskTch
zakonodarnach pretrasa, zvla-
ste pritomnou dobu, lest otaz-
ka dani, ktera Sc tyce kazd6-
ho, at vlastni maietek neb
ne. nebot' neplati dane ten,
ktery penize na drad nosi a.
neb posila, ale ten, kdo ie Wy,
delaTa, jak prohlasil Or. Kro-
navetr, moraysky poslanec ma
fissk6 rade ye Nidni jiz V +.
1874. Pred 35 roxy zvlastni
}ybor Y zakonodarne Y Colum-
bus pracoyal ma upraveni "a
konu pro sprayedliFG zdano-
Tani. Zyetn6ly Tom L. john
sen Sc postaral, aby velky ma
rodohospodafsky myslitel
Henry George samemu vIboru
mon! predIozlt Vlastni nahle-
dN 2 zdanem maJetku. Nybor
oNaem Jeho nahledum Q Jednot
ne dam 2 pozemku a dani z
pfiJmu nechtel rozumet.
Pred Is roxy Sc zde zalozil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12

dobro 81 b6hem poslednich ro-
hu pozvaIi vynikajici yedato-
~, aby Jim reformach a
sprayedliy6m zdanovani svui
1sudek podali, ale dosud zad-
my Sc neodvazil poiednat O da-
nitnim systemu die vzoru ma
New Zelandu.
Asi pred 30 roxy ieden OBJ
chodni jednateI Sc delsi cas-
zdrzel ma New Zelandu, kde Sc
zaroVen zajimal tam6isi DO
merry kterych psal 20 SVEN
nayfatu ' casopise appeal to
Reason Jak ~ New Zelandu
.zavedli stridmost.
Zatceny pro opilstvi 30 diva
krate byl 20 rozumne domlu-
We propulsion. 20 tretim zatee-
Ini bylo jeho im6no a adresa
napsano ma tabuli kazdem
hostinci a nostinsky uy6domen
.tomu tloFlku pod pokutou 20
10 mesIcu ncprodat opoin6 n&-
poje. To naucilo lid stridmo-
.sti. Dane isou zakonem urde-
my iedine z maietku a pfiimu
ia lsou stupnoyany.
Z domoya V Gene do peti IL
sic Sc dan neplati. Takovy do
.mov Sc povazuie ia zivotni %
tfebu jako zivobyti a Satstvo.
n majetku od p6ti tisic do de-
seti tlsic Sc plati jedno procen-
TO. Cd deseti tisic do dvaceti
tisic dive procenta, cd dvacati
DO ctyiiceti tisic tri procenta
Ia tax Sc to stapnuje re tam
dane zamezuji moznost, abv
.se nekdo staI milionarem, q
maietku, ktery byl vlastnen ma
spekulaci aneb vlastnen lidmi,
kterl ma New Ielandu neby-
deli, byla zaAonem stanovena
dvolita dan X maiitel6 vel
kyoh pozem.a, lead, dolu.
drah, telegraph, poulicnich
drah Sc hledeI jejich majetku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12

wynn vrokem viz interview 'Kassai Uisagu poslancem
Hlmkou) Zaplava nteigenniho proetaratu ohrozue
vonl zaJmy SloVenka eho vyhruzkai ze slovensky a-
ocky lid vzpira bude do kranost vybonJm snaham
heznabozskych CeskFch kruhu pokrokafskych"
re ludaci dovavajci neusale prava pro Sovay ne
ha sami dostaetne ovenskych zamd ami oborech ova-
danych ejch vlasnimi hdm e take povazym zievem DIE
Nanske Straze" dosta nebohats ntrank6ho bisup-
s biskupem e byy. Tudacky POSI- Kmetko) dr. Ondrei
Sabk byV Verny taemnk bishupamad arisaora Battha-
yo podepsavSi prvnm ms6 kandidacni zurivych
mad arskych posancu posednch volbach t6mz bisp
sV dosta nou bohatou aru zabokreckou zufvy mad
Rznor Tax provad zmad arS6e dieces narodn
cIsu Dryni DO tsc etech sovensky biskup ntransky
Kdo z tudiz vlasne madarskou troufaost ma Sloven-
sku? ...... -. t.,a ...s o.,zs,s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
S 0 KOLSK A
HLfDKA.
Sokol Czech a HavIicek spoje-
ny jeden sbor.

Po marnych pokusech, iez
po n6kolik roku Sc opakovaly,
doSlo vCera k dulezit6mu kro-
ku zdejSiho Sokolstva - spo-
jeni Sokola Czech Havlicek.
Vybor, zvoleny as pred dve-
ma mesici obou sborech, jed
nal tentokrate proslulou anne
rickou rychlosti a v posledni,
zylast6 svolan6 schulz Sokola
HaVlicek prednesl, ia jakych
podminek mono slouGeni u
skutecniti. V teze schulz bylo
pax jednohlasn6 usneseno spo-
jiti Sc "a podminek uvedenych
Tot6z predneseno ma vcerei-
81 schulz Sokola Czech, row
nez zvlaSte svolan6 a cetne ma
vstivene. o zalezitosti t6 Wy
meneny RUNE nazory a debaty
hlayn6 Sc sucastnili bratri Va
clav Stibr, M. Papez, j. Sa-
cha, FIR. Sluka, M. Zeman, j.
Vendr4cek, X. Cansky, O. K.
Brychcin, starosta zupy X.
Bernreiter a JIM. Kdyz pax
start harcovnici Y praci sokol-
sk6 seSediyeli, primlouvali Sc.
ably clenoVe uvazili dulezitost
spojeni, z n6hoz Sokolstvu je-
dine prosp6ch vzejde, prikro-
ceno k hlasoyanf, jez byIo jed
nohIasn6. Po hlasoyani doslo
k projev0m nadseni a bylo
patrno, jak kazdemu Sc ulevi-
10 prolomenim hraze, jez tyto
diva sbory oddelovala.
Spojovaci vybor, jehoz Gle
ny jsou bri: Vaclav Stibr,
pfedseda, 0. K. Brychcin, tai.
NJ. Zeman, Fr. Plachy, f. Pc
Itch ia sok. Cech) IL X. Can
sky, JOS. Koberna a V. Wild
(za Sok. Haylicek) ma ma sta
rosti dalsi zalezitosti jako no.
YOU inkorporaci, usporadani
financnich zalezitosti j.
Nova Jednota Sokol Cech-
Haylicek uyedena bude V elm
most pokud mozno Y dobe nej-
kratsi. Ceska Broadway ztraci
pfednost pred jinymi osadami
a slce tim, re az dosud chlubi- |
la Sc dy6ma sbory. Vefime ale
pevn6, re tento novy sbor Wy
datneji zasahne do prace So
kolske, nebot' soustredenim
pracovniku lie jen dsp6ch pro
nasi wee ocekavati. Ceska We
rejnost, jez nescetn6krate da-
la dava ma jevo svoji p1izen
SokolstVu, prime jist6 RADIO
sti a uspokojenim tuto zpra-
VI, nebot' veskera prace Sokol
stva smeruje pouze ku1 vycho-
We nasi ceske vetve a to iak
vychove duSevni, tax telesn6.
O.K.B. !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04
HOW THE SALES TAX WOULD ~RELIEvE" THE FARMER

chief reason why lot of people abhor the income and
profits taxes that they have pay them Not al
they pass these burdens the other fellow
THE evidence in the divorce of James S. Stman New
York fnancier shows that last year Mr. Sman paid very
high federal tax six figures He had pay that
There escape; passing the buck.
Men like Mr. Stman dontiike that sort of tax law In
their the sales much preferable They
say much simpler is The sales is simplicity itself
and admirable scheme from the standpoint of those who
want to shift the burden all to the ultimate
Under sale law Most big business would
the tax along the fellow Big business would gain but
the would pay The would be the goat and
the retailer the the goat would his wrath Peo
pie would think the retailer responsible for the increased prices
due to the accumulated sales charges though in reality the
retailer would not be blame Most products turned
from five to TO times while passing from the state to the
taller the form of manufactured goods and most Of the
would have accumulated before reaching the retailer Naturally
the retailer would have to do hard explaining for the final
having pass the burden would pee
wish.
However, the producer would be the with the most
genuine grievance The wheaman the wComan the cattle
would have pay the though he sold
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

OF the first Of these kings. stephen /.
called the Holy. the state was chris
tianized. Another OF these kings was
Bella ~. who ruled from 1895 to 1870.
and restored Buda after the disaster
OF the T1riar invasion. and was a most
progress.ye and enlightened runer.
Thea came period OF elected kings.
These msn Nigh; or might not be
Hurgarians. Often king Of some
uelghboring country was called to- be
the king OF fInngnay because Of his
recognized ability Among the best
known OF these was Ludwig the Grea.,
whose rrle extended over an the coun-
i-y from the Black Sea TO the Adriaiic
from south II the Danube to Danizls.
Turks 0verrHn Country
Later carae a dreadful time when
the Turks poured over the country in
overwhelming wayes. carrying all be-
fore them. They wished 70 continue
and rush into Europe. which was
struggling ipfo the Renaissance and
-o-,.4 etl'if h.vs tefn Swampfs anf
retarded aud DISCOURAGED out the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

pendent republic. 1t was in 1857 that
Franz Joseph crowned king of Hun
gary was forced to sign paper grant
ing Hungary Independent statehood.
In the latter part of the 18th century
under the able guidance and insplra-
ton Of Count Etienne Szechenyi, great
progress was made, and Budapest be-
came vast and magnificent city. This
was the time when she tried to throw
off the Austrian yoke and would have
done so had not Russia helped Austria
tQgsabdue her.
a Distracted Country
Peace after the recent war has not
brought calm to distracted Hungary.
During the war, Being largely a farm
ing country It suffered less than the
other warning countries, bat since the
armlstiee she has suffered almost be-
yond belief Manned, desperate, starv-
ing. torn by first one and then another
inefficient and depraved government.
ravaged by f3olsheviki and still more
By the neighbor sent by the Allies to
drive the Boishevikl out the very
sheets stolen from under the sick in
her hospital wards. the glass out Of
the windows. her newly born wrapped
in newspapers and dying for the want
nf food and warmth; eighty thousand
OF her lntellectuals living in broken
down freight cars. crowded In like cat
tie on their way to market. with no
fuel, no water or sanitary arrange
meuis. dying OF Ike flies in winter:
her feforncrs and ideaiists in prison:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04
NATURES PRIEST

who dies leaving the world better richer for his
1 having been of it has not lived in yan.N
John Burroughs belonged to that class and the world
poorer for his dying but much richer for his having ved
He high priest of Nature. He held communion with
her visible forms and to him Bryant she spoke "a various
language For his hours she had "a voice of gadne
and smile and eloquence of beauty and she gded nto his
darker musings with mild and healing sympathy
The fields and the forests him open book from
which he read with understanding born of innate love of
the great outdoors The birds and the bees and the hyest of
animals his friends and had from him The
trees and the flowers he loved The primrose by the rivers
brim than primrose him. 1t thing of beau
W with SOUL purpose Gods great scheme with message
and mystery all invisible to the unseeing eye
John Burroughs did than enjoy the Nature he worship
ped He helped others understand and enjoy He
lated the language of the woodlands that others might
their and share their inspiration He gifted with
make his writings literature rather than prosac essays scen
tfic treatises There simplicity cleanliness and al
sweetness about his character and his life that somehow see
to manifest that in living close to Nature he living close o
God.
Such as John Burroughs do not die They live onl
through the influence of their good works and become immortal
said that 63 million pounds of wool has been imported
this country during the last two months the purchasers dc
string to get ahead of the expected tariff law Looks like the
Voogrower will actually be the victim of policy he thought
was for his benefit.
Of the Pendleton boys Sheldon Urch one of the first to
and the first to fight is fitting he the first of
the dead to be buried in his old home tiwn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

and rushed forward again. My shoes
wefe burned through and my coat
also, even where stood far above
but l never shall forget my impress
sions. felt like that when l studied
men and their thoughts in Hungary.
| went with leaders OF various parties
to secret political meetings, many Of
whose members were under the death
penalty and l heard and saw things
that would amaze tho world. Let not
the world delude itself with the idea
that Hungary is subdued and beaion
and at peace. The nation Is reckless
with despair. Suffering can - to .
certain extent and ln1ustsos can be
borne to- certain point. bsgnnd that
Is the danger zone.
Chaos Amid Beauty
Budapest is beautiful city. one OF
the most beautiful in the world, one
OF the most enterprlsing and progress
i've. 1t Is sad now beyond all possl-
bllity OF your understanding. Chaos
arclens here. We pray to be kept from
murder and from sudden death.
Houses are entered and robbed at all
hours, the cafes and streets are the
scene OF continual deaths. There u
no fuel. scarcely any food. Children
are dying OF starvation on all sides,
scarlet fever. diphtherla and typhoid
have broken out all over the CITY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

Hungarlans made such desperate re-
sistance that It kept the Turks busy.
At the same iipe the Austrians, see
ing that 1t was a favorable opportunity
to realize smouldering ambition to
gain possession OF Hungary. and bas-
ing their claim upon a marriage be-
tween the rcigning families. came with
lavish offers Of help. They did fight
the Turks but the Hungarians found
u their cost that the foes within were
worse than the foes without. Weary
and discouraged BY this double war;
fare the Hungarians were completely
taken possession Of by the triumphant
Austriaus. who retained their power
over the country until the close Of our
recent great war There were one or
two efforts made. as under the famous
Kosshth. 10 regain their freedom but
the most achieved was that Hungary
was recoeniz d as a separate state un-
der tts edntTol Of Austria. Russia
ai6eI hssf. ia in forcing Hungary to
s'fn. a. Fe feu she hid
nroclaimed herself . free and iude-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

present time. and many come TO take
the cure"
4 battle-ground
This entire region has been a con
siant battle-ground. Fer many years
II was Romes great rampant against
tae Eastern tribes constantly Trying
70 penetrate into what is now Europe
The Romans kept many soldiers here
and the settlement was often yis'ed
by the Roman esnperors. who greatly
enlarged and beautihed H. II was
very strongly fortified and held unth
Rome herself lost her pristine strength
and became q prey 10 Jess luxurious
and more primitive peoples The
triumphant Huns broke through and
famous Atlas brother built palace
for himself IN Buda. The Goihs.
Lornbards and Saws followed and att
erwards moved on westward. Tine
FIRST Hnngarians came IN Ss4 under
the Leadership Of Arpad. and con-
tinued in power for nearly five hun
dred years Their rulers. descendenfs
IF kfpad were knssR ss dukes. aae
later on as kings. During the reiyn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

Getting home is best. ! say,
Though it's fun to go away,
And there's pleasure in a trip
Overland or on a ship.
Taking you TO splendors new.
After all the journeys through,
Makes no difference where you roam,
There's no thril like getting home.
Maybe with a humping heart
You look forward TO the start.
And you think youll never get
Quite enough Of travel. yet
After you have journeyed far
Where the nations wonders are.
soon you'n find you hunger for
All the folks at home once more.
Copyright, 1891, b
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

You may laugh and sing and shout
As you wander, in and out,
Meeting new friends everywhere,
Seeing glories here and there.
But these JOYS at last will pail
And yoG'll wish above it all
For that happiest moment when
Nou'l be starting home again.
Trips are glorious things to take,
Journeys, everyone should make,
There are places good to be,
Mach the eye OF man should see,
But no matter where you go,
This youll surely come to know
Rest thing trains can do is when
They get you back again.
y Edgar A. Guest.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

his product actual loss There would seemingly be
cape for him because he sells under conditions that do not
NIT him to pass the burden along The income tax has this v
tue from the farmers standponno income tax That v
tue would be missing from sales staX law. Profits prof
its the farmer would be taxed what he sold and he would
have pay the accumulated sales tax everything he bought
the administration wishes to rescie agriculture by
substituting sales tax for the income and profits tax It
will indeed be but the patient will need plenty of
gas if he is to stand such operation without bowling
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

AN INDEPENDENT
Published Daily and Semi Weekly, az
pendieton, oregon, by the
EATT OREGONiAN PUBLISHING CO,
Entered al The post office at Pcndlc-
ton. oregon, a. second class mail mat =
Ter.
ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES
Imperial Hotel News stand Portland.
on FILE AT
Chicago Bureau, 90q security Building.
Washington ID. G., Bureau 50l Four
teenth Street, y. w.
Member Of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use Tor republication or
all news dispatches credited to IL or
not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published here
In.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

Strength comes from well digested
end thoroughly assimulated Z food.
Hoods sarsaparilla tones the digestive
organs. and thus builds M the
strength. II you are getting run
Down" begin taking HOODS AZ once.
1T gives nerve. mental and digestive
strength.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04
WON 0 DAY BIKE RACE.

PARIS. April 4--(A. Pl- Egg and
sercs won the six-dny bicycle race.
They covered S.7S5 kilometers. as
meters. Aerts. SpIesscns. finished
second and Dupuy and MIGUEL third.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

- AaNAAAAatAAA AAAs H. AAHa s+AAs sRA "a
iess. its magnificent palaces. is sep
arted by the silver ribbon OF the rush
ing Danube from It's sister city. gor-
geous Pest, Upon its far-extending
plain. Between the two are many
graceful bridges. uniting them into
one superb city. unequalied in beauty
OF cite. in cleanliness and almost bar
barre splendor. one might look far
70 nnd a place whose history has been
moro romantic, more thrilling. more
fua OF tragedy and achievement.
Pest. whose history goes back little
more than a thousand years. Is mod
~rn in comparison TO Buda, whose set
lement aniedates the birth OF Christ
Buda WAS originally founded By a
celtic tribe. who. from the many hot
springs for which the place is siill
famous. called It AK Ink. a name
changed by the Romans to Aquincum.
a name new retained by a settlement
close 10 BGda. There are. as always
where Romans lived. remains Of vast
baths and amphitheatres.
In the modern city Of Budapest on
both sides OF the river are magnificent
hnndlnrs where the hot sulphur and
o,taarsl waters are utilized at the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

j. S. Croft has opened barber
shop in the Golden Rule hotel.
Walter Wells water well has been
carried away by the Umatilla, which
is raging.
T. j. Tweedy states that sheepown-
ers in his locality along Birch creek
are having the best kind Of luck In
lambing. AS yet the increase has
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04
2S YEARSAGO

(From the East Oregonian, April 4,
1880
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

been over 100 per cent and there Is
no prospect that it will decrease.
Bishop Wells says that The st. Panis
school at walla -Nxalla, will be re-es-
tablished as soon as possible.
For the Parish building fund, a sale
held Saturday was very Successful
The booths we're in charge OF the fol-
lowing young ladies': Misses Grace
Beale. Grace Tiilard. Nancy Cameron.
Myrtle Smith. Della L,Sermore, Man
nah swltlzer, Ida Thompson. Lizzie
starkweather, Kate Tillard, Glen Wor-
.cester, Lessie Moorhouse, Elsie Fol-
som. Hattie Thompson, Bessie Swi,z-
Ter. Gussic Moorhouse and~others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04
The Ancient and Beautiful
City Onthe Danubea a Com
binaton of Two Parts Buda
and Pest Present Suffer-
ing ofPeopIe BeyondBeiief

m ICTUREsQUE. lovely Buda. upon
y It's more than Roman quota of
hills with its clear. delicious.
mountain air. its frowning fort
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-04

tcopyright 1891 b Edgar A Guest)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

1920 CHEVROLET SEDAN-In good
condition. only $685. For informa-
uOn cal 1911 S. High st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
NON-REsInFNT NoTICE-


State Of Indiana. County OF St Jo-
seph, SSH the st. Joseph Superior
Court, No. 2, September term. 1921.
Theresa HancZ vs.. Alex J. hancz,
Elizabeth Hancz. To cancel deed and
quiet title. No. 80
BE u Known. That the above-named
Plaintiff has tled in the OF &c Of the
Clerk II said Court her complaint
against said Defendant IN the above
cause together with a proper affidavit
thar said Defendant, Alex j. Hancz and
Elizabe HancZ, are not residents Of
Ahe state OF Indiana.
Said Defendants are hereby notified
said cause viii stand for trial on
the 18th day Of December, 1921. the
same being the 6jth day Of term Of said
Court commencing at the City OF South
Pend, on the 18th Monday I'm September,
on which day said Defendants are re-
Quired % appear 20 said action.
WILBUR ". WARNER, Clerk.
By MARGARET LUNG, Deputy.
Z. DekelDoum d. d Nemeth.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Oct 1926; Nov. >.