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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

5ablten ACKNOWLEDGMENT fir bas SSabr
1920 nit ben 3ertififateu. tpie geiebli6
borgeibrieben. unterbreitete, unb bab IN
iener sieung Ser 8eb6rbe beiaste Site
Der nidt be8ablten steuern er6rterte
u1b iol6e Steuern ~burditfi9, bon Der lie
Eiiberoeuet mar, fie f6nnten nidt be5ablt
perben. SAB naditebenoes cine ger1ane
Site Der ni6t foleftierten 8erioualiterer
in genanntem golntb fir %senanntes SSabr
1920 1T. tpie rebibiert bon beiagter Bee
66rbe:
gtabt ct. gIonb:: Bm. Seler, $3.50;
ISM. Seolunb. $3.50; 81. S. 9arbeb,
$15.44;; 8m. S. 5arbeb 1872; Srau
Mnna Saffner $3.50; S. q. guptiu,
1921; S. g. G0b $3.50; Il. 81. unb B.
s. Gong $37.15; S. g. 8ertpin $1t.15;
Srau Mnna 8ariten $40; S. g. &aorie
$48.74; 8. g. Srmiter $28.42; 6. $.
Sopt $3.50; gbrift @elrig 1881; q.
IS. Malinger $7.52; 5nrab 8. CHS,
|$5.O1; Sen gutler 1915; Sobn &o<
1biol $56.71; $. q. 3olbnm, $11.7O;
Setter s3af $3.50; g. 81. 8ilcog $2.92;
Il. g. Erettel, $10.27; SEQ Sablor SO;
8arren Stetpart $10.86; @teipnrt n1b
@tetpart s25.49; 5arrb q. Stanleb $22.=
Is; g. g. Challenger $t7.55; g. e..
.Sincrnir SLIPS; g. 6. Sherman $500;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

ginellen 5dlubanoronung, Die in biefer
Office btinterlest 1T. maiden ltt1b bab bies
Ter 8eidluB einen Eeil Der beiasten
56lubanoronung btloen ion. 8eidlub
angenommen am ID. Suli 1921.
9abiert. ct. gloub, ben Ia. Suli,
1921.
g. g. 2abr. goriiser, Sal. &ern1aa,,
Sacob @eber. Midael SOLO, S. S.
8orgu1anr,. gonntpbeb6roe.
(5iegel) 8eitdtigt: Nibolas Sbomeb,
gonntb Ilbitpr.
auf antras bertnste ii6 bic BebSroe
biz / llbr nabmitta9s.
Nadmittassiibung. ben IA. Suli. 1921
Ser @ertagnng 5ufolge trat sic gonn<
.tbbeb0rbe 5uiammen; g. 81. 2abr, &orz
iiter, unb ale Mitslieber antpeienb. 8e<
ridt Ser gonntb &ommiiidre bon Stearns
gountb, Minn.. be5iigli6 Der ni6t be-
5ablten ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fir bas Sabr
1920.
ct. gloub. Minn., ben IA. SSult, 1921.
~ Sci es befannt, bab Sic 8eb6rbe Der
gpuntbz &ommtfdre bon Stearns County
Minn., am IA. Ssuli, 1921, in erite Si<
tune nah Dem 10. SUM- 1921 trat, nnb
in iener gibung Ser gountp Sdabmeifter
b%eiaster 8eb6rbe Sic Elite Der ni6t be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
DerRanSlMft9eft
oes Bodro Ger County
RommtGdre bon 5tearns
County, Wtnneiota,

auf antrag bes Mid. 2pio, nntere
itiiet bon Sacpb 8eber. plrbe folgenoer
8e1dllB gefabt: 9a sic gonntpbeboroe
bon 5tearns gpuntb. Iim., am 6. Apz
riI 1920 cine S9lubanorbnung IN Cue
den bes @afefielo unb gollesepile 8e@
ges eetroffen. in pel6er angelegenbett
bic bem Seinri@ S. Weein5 5asefpro9es
men gnti6dbisuusen irrtiimliber Betie
auf ni6ts anseiebt iuaren. ba es bic abz
1iht ser 8eb0rbe tpar, ben S6aoen anf
$40 onauIeten, 10 1T hermit beidlo1en,
baB iener Sell Ser 5dlubanorbnnag, Die
bon bie1er geb6rbe am 6. Npril 1920 be-
5iielid Ser bem 5einri6 S. @ein5 err
Iaubten gntiddSiguns hermit bahin a1e
amenbiert 1T, bab es ft6 liebt, bab bes
iagtem 5einri6 S. @eins in Der 9ltnz
me bon $40 besablt perbe, Ser linn an
@@A bon G@A bon Seftion IS, Snip.
1914, 8anse 80 @. %entitanoen 1T; ltno
tpeiterbin beidroHen, bab Der eountbs
Mubitpr biefe gerbeHeruneen in Der ortiz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Diitrifte fir fol6e 8tpefe eingeteilt bat,
SsoSnr6,n.s e.m.. I.cLs....I 49, 10 rSscL~sE4nM

Ditritte fir folde 8tpede eingeteilt fat,
bieielben ioIen beitimmt iein aIs 9iitrifte
$40. ems, 5tpei, bret unb bier, respet>
TIDE, unb oab iesne respettiben 9iitrifte
folgenO genannte Sotpnibips in genann<
tenn gountp umfaiien ioIlen: 9iitrift I:
Die Sotpibips Sarmins, goGesebile, Nofs
billie, Mnnion, 8afefielb, ct. Mngnita,
Rabnesbiae, gben 2afe, 2uemburg, Maiz
ne Rrairie, Snir 8aben uno QDnben.
9iitrift 2: 9ie goipnibips 9oIoing,
Mlbanp, Mbon, ct. 8erbel, Brodtpab,
&rain, Sc Sauf, ct. Sofepb unb ct.
gloub.
9ttrift $50. 8: SIZE gopnibips grotp
Safe, grotp 8iber, Nortb Sort, Gate
George, Spring Sin, ct. Martin, Cate
5enrb unb 3ion.
9ifriH $50. A: SIZE Sonn1bips QfbIeb,
[Snut Centre, Melroie, Nabmonb, @ettb,
@robe nno 0af.
90 lei es bon Der gountbbebDrbe bon
IStenrns gountp, Minn., bei9loiien, baB
6iefes gonntb hermit in bier nnfraltz
Snipeftionsz9 itrifte eingeteiIt 1T, bnb
biefeIben hermit beifimrnt nnb na6 biez
fem befannt finb nIs 9iitrifte $50. eins,
5tpei, bret nnb bier, un6 DAB bie berz
f6ie6enen 9iitrifte aug ben respeftiben
Sotpnibips, tpie borbin in Dem 8efdlnB
%angegeben, beiteben fo1en; unb tpeiterbin
bef6lo1en, bnB Elm 1nfraut : Sn1peftor
fir ieben Der 9%enannten 9iifrifte ernannt
tperoen ion, nno baB biefe 8eb6rbe fir iez
men 3ned Die folgenben Herionen err
nannt, Inn nGs l1nfrautz Snipeftoren in
ben respeftiben 9iitriften fir Bic grnenz
nnng gemadt 1T, 5t bienen: 9iftrift $50.
1, Nnton @~artenberg bon gnbnesbiue;
9iitrift SEQ. 2, 5ebaftim @immer bon
ct. CLOUD; 9iifrift $50. 8, Ole @tran6s
bon Belgrade; 9iitrift SO. a, @b. @in>
nette bon Sa,t Centre
SAP beiagfe gr~nennungen in &raft
bleiben biz gum l. Nobember 1921, falls
ni6t ale o6er irgenb elmer babon bon
bieier 8ebDrbe Dor lebt genanntem Da<
tnn nbgeiebt miro. 1nb tpeiterbin be-
fdlpfen, bab Die gergltung Ser ge<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

nannten llnfraut< Snipettorer hermit nttf
$500 per Sag fir tDirtIide 9ienf5eit
in Der Snipettion beg fddoliden I'M
i%trnnts, unb nebitbcm iouen ibnen 5ebn
Gents per Meile fir Meiiealslagen erz
Iaubt fem, tpenn fie iih alf berartigeu
Snipettionsreifen befinoen. 0bige 8efoz
luton tpurbe bon Der 8eborbe einitimn1ig
angenommen. 9noiert, ct. CLOUD, ben
IA. Sui, 1921.
g. 81. 2abr, goriiker, Bal. German.
Sacob 8eber, MidneI 2ofo, S. S.
8orgmann, gountbbeb0rbe.
(gieseI) geftdtigt: NidoIns Ebonteb.
gountD Nnbitor.
auf 4ntrag bertagte fit bic 8eb0r6e
Biz 9 lift.
Ser 8ertngung gen1dB trat Die goun<
tbbebDr6e 5uinrnmen; g. &C.. 2abr, gor<
iiter, unb ale MitsIieoer nniueierb. 9a
Die @ountbbeb0roe borbenr Mngebote fir
Bege<Sruds atsgeI1rieben uno ale ent
igegengenommenen Mngebote %bertporfen
battle, 10 tpurbe bon S. S. 8orgman1 be-
antragt nnb bon @i9. 2oio unterffimibbt,
Dab Der gountborbitor hermit anaetpie<
fen unb bebolImddtigt 1T, tpieberum Nn~
gebote fir Bege=sruds alssuidreiben.
Nntrag angenommen.
Nlf Nntrag bon Sal. @erman, nnterz
itiibt bon SSacob 8eber, tpurbe folgenoer
8ei6luB a~r1genommen: 9a Ser 9odtpeg<
fonmifdr bie gountbbeborben Beg 6tan<
tee erfudt Fat, an Der grunf 6o9fpegz
mbeit babin mit5uarbeiten, 6ab einige
Der County Sngeieuren Soree an Der
minor Srunf : @odtpesbermefrng beI>
fene baB Die babel Dem gountb Bel folder
Irbeit ertpadiene Nuslase bur@ 6irefte
i3ablung an bns gountb bur9 Ben 5o6<
tpegfommiiidr n%1sgegliden miro, nnb 6n
6ies cine 0fonomiide unb geeignete Me<
tbobe Der 5anobabuns gu iein fdeint, 70
Lift hermit bef6IoHen, bab bic County,
beb0r6e fid Der Bropoiition beg 5odz
tpegfommiffdrs nnf6IieBe unb nuf i6rift<
Iides Geiu9 BEG @omniidrs Elm coopez
rieren tpirb, bormseefebt, 6aB Sic 9ien<
tie BEG Sngenieuren ni6t fir stantsz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
, rIHIop or n>rrnIN.


10 b. .u' thar Tulsa i7 pIs.Iug throush
rcupI ot h's'..a which .v'op'ns 'hr '"un.
try which .Npnlus me s'usc.os7 u1u' and p'-
telly absurd rmors regarding 'h' financial Iu.
el'uuoua OF tho city Tho cictuus House 's-
ISOLATION acted precisely night BOO starting vls
oroua action to nppr'h'nd 'hoa ew,' "i b'-
ginning ih. ruw"rH ana 10 such arc 'pW'o'nd-
cd an example should be made ~ them that VIII
deter others iron committing "t' 'it'hs'.
WPu' other localities have been vi''im' of
similar incidents during recent weeks the or
Tense is p''u1''N 'ifrn''''' DO 'h' case 't
Tui'a because of TWO widely known ta''s flr"
that the financial condition OF 'h" community
is th" best in ih" entire country second mat
iar and wide I"'1 'S proudly I't''f'' '' ~
III" rI'' Wh'r" "nN'r' do NOT permit h'hN 10
fan the reference hf'ns =" tho time Wh'n the
American N''i""'L "h''n A'' gotten 'n'' IN
unsafe condition. was 'N'n over 'N 'h' ''h''
banks Of Tulsa hni d'p""''''" P''d d"i'i i'f
dollar inTaniN
Popular PSYCHOLOGY 40 this precise time AZ
fords most interesting study, The vast MAJ
iority OF people appear 10 be not only prone 70
expect the worsc that can possibly happen In
everything, but to acquire keen enjoyment
from that frame Of mind. Rumora that would
not command moments attention In normal
times are accepted az facts and passed ON with
the greatest gusto. Nor is this true of any par
ticular class alone because there people
of experience and unusual intelligence who give
unmiStakablc evidence that they have also con-
trac,cd the maiad,
Take for instance tho stories following in
the wake Of tho ntcr-ra,ial conflict stories
persist that hundreds of negroes were Killed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

sunday, juno ". lNIl
Although Neptune Is iu nr..s.r a..
poet today according 10 as'r.i.-v 70
Is not a lucky rule, for Saturn H a
eva place.
The mind should be clear and an.
ron sense should rule a. Ua- ma.
but unfayordble Influence ms. ue
at WORK.
There will be more or less anxiety
among farmers while this govern.
mcnt prevails. They MAY los. crops
by unexpected storms or bad v.a.a-
er conditions.
This should he complra'vely
auspicious time for journey by Ws'p-.
The navy should benefit. too under
| his rule.
Neptune Is in a place read as fo,.
lunate for oil speculation and there
is, also. prophecy OF new fields
! that viii bring wealth 10 many
The planets believed to affect The
destiny of Mexico seem 90 indicate
better conditions for the COUNT. and
I hig opportunities through business
B dealings with the country
Again the seers warn that suicides
among persons in high places nr o.
/ least among the educated classes
will be alarmingly numerous
/ There Is sinister sign read 17 '0-
! tllnl0E persons WHO nav b''i f"-
| fortunate In marriage to re-"fd
soon after divorce.
| Romance will be strongly suggest
| I've from this date on through Steve
eral months. There may hc an 10.
! clination toward impulsive wo".0ss
| and unlucky weddings
The position of Uranus hod's sd
FOR the King OF England and his
government. There are sinister signs.
Inlso. in the horoscope OF LLOYD
! George.
Persons whose hirthdate it E
should avoid speculation and keep
their money safe through the coming
year
Children horn on this day should
! keep in the employment OF othets as
these subjects OF Gemint with Cancer
| characteristics usually have small
| idea OF the value Of money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
Rv e.. W p HfNDS

lN g, w. y. ~ Us
OKLAHOMA CITY. June ls--As
turotold in previous issues OF The
World. tho men who make and un-
make candidates for office have been
ccn'ral'1ing their efforts for the past
fortnight. and some strange miNtures
of factions have been attempted In
order to secure control " political
ana governmental affairs.
Necessarily those who assume 20
Coutrul affairs seldom work IN the
open and those topics which appear
most clear to the lay mind are most
generally turned about to meet
emergencies brought forth by use of
tactics known alone To the mdnlpu-
ldtoIs OF politics.
Almost everybody IN oklahoma
was somewhat surprised AZ the re-
appearance of our old friend Charlie
Haskell a. an Oklahoma politician:
an the Worc go because he appar-
entity was concerned I'm republican
patronage controversy
II is quite likely that Mr.. Lorton,
World publisher. hit the corn on the
fI-t governors hig toe, and II is of
cours, only reminder of former
days f.. Haskell tp hcratc Tom LItta
and Jim Harris.
II is not $50 well remembered that
Haskell does not play political cards
with his entire hand on top OF the
table, and Il Is Just now d1wniug on
some OF the aspiran's for high place
that Haskell intends 10 play "A lead
ing role IN democratic politics next
N,ar n Is more correct 10 say that
be- VIII do his playing this year. hut
tine effects OF his work VIII not be
$50 we'll known TO the rank and file
uu'u the actual campaien for state
.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

.iros are ala, listed "a hei,s rather
fr,crdIv 20 tn. o,ycn royersp,-.
Samuel Hsves and Rob Rainry now
bo,h Of Oklahoma CIV Haycs for
merlv resided At Chickasha and
RaInev AT Atoka
wblo ,pts co,e-io ~ r,o, g.,
.oeoer,sod ~, ,,,ra~,,,rn ,,,o
trcnIatod sto,y 20 ,ho,r haire ~,
v.ncihie ,s ratber amusing ~ ,aka
nm tho last anneaI "a the neonla hv
these owen char,pious and ust il
or leaves the impressIon that tho
lowering intellects and the com
mon5Iity are FAR aparf rs shown
thus.
r;ov.rror ttask.u car~,od ana =,
,ba - ,,,,,,.., 49,. s,a,o 49,,
me- f,r s.ra,nr ,e,ins, san,,nr an ,,'r
,,,,a,
Irdro tt,yo. ,,,oa 90 ,.-r,. d,
,,1"i5s ""ts S,a rano 49, go san..oa a
,gairs, Sot.t|r ,:n,c-
iu1e. r,o't,,,. 1o,o.,., -
S,io',i-,i -, ,,',,,,,,,'. -. b,.
, r,rntI,',, w. b.i roy.r b.aD
Nod - nI,,yida ~, ,,ts ,,,,,1
","ri,.- "''
S.,.,,,. L.e,. ,,.,. .,.o,,,.t..r,,,.,r,,
det'dt'd Tor noW'n> on py =. MOT
Ton hut tn'rl"Iu IN tHe MuSNose7
senatorial d's'rl't-
| Inc other man VINO was once
/ !ts'ed as an owen pa'ker Is victor
( Harlo" or pk'ahoma Ivy ana ne
| never nsplfeS ioH otu'laI p!a'e'
| Moreover. li must ne hdmItted tntt
| HArlo" lS only a trlend ana shonId
/ frln'e trce .ns pe candidate d'-
.'aents .ou'd na pp'n
| hN"u'IH "''ou' '"''""''H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

cd at Guthrie and has an o..
qua!ntance far beyond the a''ras"
man Of his years, for he has moe
passed life's meridian post hF s.'-
oral years.
Republicans have one adyl1'aG.
over democrats in selecting 81 -.u-.-
| material oandidate--,h'y 't'"'.
elect from their own party ranks
and as general rule the d,m". FATS
who support the republican noWHa'
do SO because they are out Sunr..f
| for democrats and care little He ''
what chief is heading the reQIu- "a.
| ticket.
Republican leaders. however, are
not at this moment plugging i"'
| harmony diCtagraph with muDh sue
cess The contest over dpp'~.
nents. OF course, has left som" ~
1.-The ChicftairS in an angry MOOD
! The rank and file are not sreh'.'
| porturbsd over these places, ior l"'.
| expected none Of them, but comp "N-
| tiles always grow out Of euch i'o'-
| blss and n is only fair TO ass
| that some standard tiNer VIII ni.'
| TO be introduced in order - 60
| republicans in good worhlas 0'H''
| for the next campaign.
-, 80 S,n' ,,,a,,aa ,,'' 80 arrnur.sH
! .ttpt',"9' ~. 80, Co,.e.t n...,..r
| Ii,Is ,aT, "tI tI,,,,,r, ga t3n, NrCr,w over
| n,,,n,,N,,, .ha,,,d he 80 renubi.4n .4-
| tioudl committeeman.
| Ha' " ~ 49, "a TJ,w~o hat
nuch prestige in war cour-
| tbe marty. neither Of them hat t-"
| substantial following amou-
rank and file voters Of their parry
wi,hin oklahoma. Rcalzarn. NJ
This and abandonment Of tho 'l...
ional chiefs for a grass root .#"-
naIsn won victory for tina .".
| nuhiicars
u.s,. .,.,,,..rs ,1a- tn
! , " ~ -, "a ,pa, Coforsf Ha...
mn NUM- ~, ,'i h,, groI'e j., maj ,r.. 20
Was '.fs, ,,.' @ u's 'p" ,,,ro lro,y u-1rr....
~, w ~, - NV ~, ~, .nite ~ him .r|
| th"L a. wa, ~ ~ AK -rlt na o.s
III 80. ,,r,-,ri.rs .-- ..
al.",'s W. ,L N, ,hst r.r,,.
s,i,' ,oI 1'''l i, az" ..,, ~ n. rrg,..
! pI ItH.,.S . or, '''7"
-, ,,o ,r,,-d.v r. ..
=. NIrN US, ,I-.,, ,ri F....
,t'hS u.lMg l,,,, ii',,, "a. r., cans.
the prlin1ry SSas"" .,',-,ra-, =...
senator idIItlu = e.a',' ,1.. rl....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
A bout Torn and
in Hotel LObbies

Business conditions tr........
the cast are fast becoming r..... .'
u. W. Deacon who has h..u ,...-...
tho eastern states for tH. .
months. said YESTERDAY \'N... -
western part OF tho ,o..t.
now passing through d.. .......
times, the east has a.r..a. ,
great extent passed thro... ...
riod Of reconstruction l'I.
strictly beforc-tho-War n,-r.t.. ,.'
not be obtained anyway ... ~ =.
all business conditions in ... ....''
cru part Of the United STAT. ..,..
ins on bcttcr out,uuE. u.. Dr.,
con s opinion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
Haskell Planning a Comeback
~ K>,<,o>

Lon Letter Serves Notice That He Expects Play Role of Democratic
Warwk-Goe Following Still - Running Rings
Around Career Robertson's Republican Sycophans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

WHY r.' abolish lu lo,s sa.f rovarnmcn,
'1i DO. 'h' attorney generals office ruu the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

Those opumi.'. oI mon must Doc the fellows
who pH' 'ao ouH u confidence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
The HOROSCOPE
sunday. Juno 10. 1927

The stars Incline but do not cor-ssL :
Cpl. iSgt ly Mcclure Nswspapef Egni,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29

The hrst chimney was built IN
Venice in 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29
Confessions OF A Husband!
The Mans Side of Married Life
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I hope He was a small chap with
a funny little black mustache. Look
ed kind Of foreign. He danced every
dance with her"
Eyes, TO be sure. Now let's see.
have 60 write a letter 20 L. b.
Robertson & Co. in Boston. You
know their address, I think"
OF course it had been that fellow
Salterl But Edith had told me he
had sailed for Europe.
More than anything else, I was
annoyed at the idea that she had
felt it necessary to deceive me. Our
friendship had begun with 80 many
protestations of frankness and hon
esty on the part of us both.
And what was that little mouse
Of a man doing on this side Of the
ocean anyway?
knew that steamship rates were
high. but at that particular moment
I would gladly have paid his pas
sage back-if I had been permitted
to escort him TO the pier.
II was easy enough to tell myself
that I was not jealous Of him. 1t
was a great deal harder to believe
IL.
went on with my dictation,
growing inwardly at the news Miss
Berkins had given me. 1t wouldn't
have been so bad If Edith hadn't de-
liberately gone out Of her way to
tell me an untruth.
That was the mood was in when
an office boy entered with a card. 1
gave one glance at it and then said;
show him in"
was Eugene Salter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29

n1unity. Tt In essentially q nilk-oofhs
disease.
TIE dangerous milk comes from cow
infested ~ a human being. The cows
udder has been infected BY q diseased
milker or ttse the milk has been con-
taminated directly by an infected per
son.
What Pssteurisstion Does.
No person suffering from en- acute
nasal or throat disease should Be per-
nitted 20 act as a mixer IN any dairy.
The civilized world is coming moro
and more 70 recognize the importance
81 a pure milk supply The time will
some when no community Will permit
he sale OF milk. except under a license
and under the strictest sort OF super
vision.
II Is not enough 90 control the delivery
wagons and the distribution. No sys-
tenn OF milk control Is sufficient unless II
1as charge OF the milk from the COW all
he way 10 the ultimate consumer.
In septic sore throat. for instance. the
LANCER 81 infection would not re less
med. even though the community regu-
ated the sale and distribution OF milk.
Unless the system OF control regulates
he condition In the stable. the whole
plan comes to naught.
Lacking complete control. the only
Hher way Is to prohibit the sale OF any
Except pasteurized milk. Pastsurisation
rills the disease-producius germs and
Ices not destroy the food values OF the
milk.
What pasteuriEation does for . com
nunity 10 shown by the decreased death
ate following Nathan Strauss fight
or pure milk In New York city. Where
~ babies out OF every thousand died
'efore they were a year old. only eighty
lie todayi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29

ager and train master for the outfit.
Smith made claim for $3.50 unpaid
services and fled attachment pro-
ceedings. The carnival company
put Up a bond Of $500 and was al
lowed 10 depart.
On two previous occasions car
nival attractions have met trouble
In South Bend. An employe OF one
committed suicide, while another
faced litigation until the law sait
was compromised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29
I Hear Of Edith at Come On Inn.

Hear oil E0ltn at ZONE I'm Inn.
"I saw a friend OF yours last
night" said Miss Berkins. my
stenographer, as I was about to be-
gin debating the next morning.
Really" I did not want 10 seem
too interested, because I knew Miss
Berkin would rather talk than work
any day.
Yes, that lady who came in here
one time to see you-,Mrs. Slocum,
I think"
"Oh. yes. Mrs. Slocum. She is a
good friend OF my wife" I thought
that would end the discussion.
And say, she is some dancer!"
That was puzzling. With whom
had she been dancing? knew that
George was a very poor dancer; It
would have been impossible for
Edith to impress Miss Berkins or
anyone else while dancing with him.
Where did you see her." I asked.
"Cut at Come On Inn"
Come On Inn 7-that's a new one
on me.
Haven't you ever been there? It's
one OF the SWEETEST roadhouses on
the Merrick Road
Now the thing was 10 find out
with whom she had been dancing.
and TO do that without seeming too
curious.
Il think my wife did tell me some
thing about a party that was going
out there-three or four couples"
fibbed carelesly.
mo, she wasn't with any other
couples. Just her and her husband.
1 guess suppose I ought to say
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29
THIRD CARNIVAL
MEETS HARD LUCK
Suit Entered Against Com.
pany Showing Here
Last Week.

South Bend IS speedily becoming
a hard luck" stop for the avalanche
OF carnival companies that make"
this city The Kaplan shows. which
exhibited last week had suit fled
against them by Sam Smith. an en-
ploye. who alleges he was lot man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29

dangerous
These spidsies have been traced " the milk furnished the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29
| YOUR HEALTH
How You May Guard
a Septic Sore Throat
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND. NJ. D.
Commissioner of Health. New York City

. EVERAL communities, within recent years, have
had serious epidemics Of form of sore
throat In this disease there pronounced
symptoms showing the profound systematic disturb
ance produced by the infection.
For want Of better name, it has been called
septic throat"
This disease is due TO a special germ variety Of
the "streptococcus" Any disease due TO one Of the
forms of streptococcus is . serious condition There
one kind of streptococeus that has the power TO
destroy the blood or the blood cells. This is called
the hsmoytc type of streptcoccus Septic throat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29
HEALTHWIN PLANS
NEW IMPROVEMENTS
Addition TO be Built to Tuber.
culosis Hospital
Soon.

Improvement costing more than
$4,000 are to be made at the st.
Joseph County tuberculosis hosri-
tai, Healthwin. this summer. An ad =
ditlon providing additional equip
ment for the administration build
ing at the institution is to be con-
structed. This will provide addi-
tional dining room space, servants
quarters and kitchen facilities.
County commissioners have
awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF the building at S16,-
39s to Sack g. Margar. Their bid
was $4,000 lower than the nearest
competitor.
The wiring and fixture contract
was awarded to z. D. Moran & Co.
at 1858 while the heating and
plumbing was given 10 the National
Heating Co. at S3.143.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29

China was the first country TO use
wall paper.
Until 1851. postage in this coun-
try was based on distance.
Most birds eat two and a half
times their own weight each day.