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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

MIDOLE6U X 7 LOCALS
cooroo E,-rol, -, C.,,.-o .+.,.4
snert the ,aal. anL y; - p pot'l7 ''-oe''
NN1;ss v;rg;n;a Pond ~ tndo,, so-
Detro;t MIR for ~, sbort st lou'' '0'
NTob, S;anor ~ b,, 'io- 9la9 Co.4o-
Rutiand an ,,;s;t % a. ~ o ~ OIL. 1919
Signor '''' ~ '''' sun 70" anu
SI;s, EIoro,oo Edd. 10. ..,,,.1
from, ,;sitin NJ Edn9rJ w ~ elul iG ~
Roston ''''7 ''i' '' -'u 81 u " oo'''' IL
NJ Edward Croo,ou,. ~, H.,
etreet j. racovor;n., f-a a,,''I,'' w. N',l'
tocI, 'of ar;o YIN . 4oo0''t at
N prof + au.: J,4ho
trrr1d fr,n, Nfo1J,,' -ia.''lM' ~ I'' 'e
rcd reIat tE!i' ~ VII '0''0' " ''''' "0 VS.
Wiss NI3r;or,s r-,r,r,or h., o,4o-
Cd tba NAV, via nc IL iI I5; mas e,iseI-
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= MINUS i,l'tli "1I,1. VI y CIV W W. H. ~ ~
tor ,.hn ha as t no.' NJ Ms v" Jus
a NV ,,,'' S,i..,
too 10y, ,l.%e r''~L = o'I' nts gone 20 POS,
o ,I 'I' ne "..- eA'e' SCHOOL Oh
W. - S ~ i,io', C ms . w.. VT,
g., ,al.. ~, '-'' o2'' vi. Wv vi NJ %
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anu ,'l',. 81 , I.''e N11'A. . ...
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10
Real Gratitude

dyes, sir, that old bachelor left $780,
600 to the girl who refused to marry
himl"
"And still you'll hear people say
there's no such thing as gratitude. =
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
of NIiddIebury
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY II

BIBLE SCHOOL $50 a. m. Junior De-
partment.
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 1O.45
Address by the Pastor. Topic-Chris
tan Idealism in Everyday Life.
BIBLE SCHOOL AT NOON
Primary, intermediate and senior
departments. Classes for all and a
hearty welcome.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY, 200
Meets in vestry. All young people
welcome.
COMMUNITY EVENING SERVICE, z45
in Memorial Baptist Church. Ser
mon by Rev. E. W. Gould.
THURSDAY EVENING, 7:30-Mid-week
Prayer Meeting in the Vestry. All are
cordially invited.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

"What do you think OF man who
will constantly deceive his wife,"
"I think he's a wonder"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

For correctly fitting glasses see
Slader, Optometrist-Optician at the
Sargent Next visit Tuesday, Febru-
airy 81. ADV.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

DON'T fail to secure tickets for
Monsieur Beaucaire, February 20 and
81 in Town hall
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

SPECIAL for Saturday, peppermint
and wintergreen waters 30c per ID. at
Healy's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

FOR SALE: one hanging lamp hall
lamp and parlor lamp Mrs NJ L
Grant, jt2
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

FOR SALE: Old Comfort sleigh, new
shoes, good condition $40 Cart and two
fur coats II. B Hagar 4t2
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

OUR Saturday special 1t will profit
you by taking advantage OF it. Calvi's
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

ORANGES, bananas, apples and
dates at special price at Healy', IS
Main ST
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

WANTED: Choice young beef and
light pork. L. T Vancelette, Weybrdge
6t3p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

WANTED: Furniture OF any kind,
and old books. Casa paid for any
thing you have See Gardner ] Dun
can.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

I WILL BUY raw furs at John
Stewart, store every Monday through
the season A L. Austin. ATT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

COMPLETE assortment OF western
and native meats at MyriCks Market.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

CANDIES SPECIAL for Saturday,
assorted chocolate, Sc per b. Regular
price Coo At Heaiy ), 80 Main ST.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-02-10

WOMAN'S Club big benefit enter
tainment to pay District Nurse, Mon
day and Tuesday nights, February 20
and 81.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23
COUNTY CLUB
GIRLS MAY GO
TO FLANDERS

Two Idaho girls who have been
trained as canning experts under di.
rection OF the university extension
service will go 10 Chicago next
month 10 compete with girls from
all parts OF the United States for a
prize which Il a trip TO France.
These girls are Agnes Shubert and
LeOna StOddard. who represented
Idaho la canning contest with
teams from Oregon and Washington.
al the Pacific International Live
stock show In Portland. winning the
championship OF the northwest by
a decisive score. Idaho's team
scored 90. oregon's SIS and Wash
ingt0n's go.
These two girls have been trained
for the last several years In the can
ming clubs OF Twin Falls county, as
a part OF the boys and girls club
work conducted by the University OF
Idaho extension division. One was
captain OF team that won over all
competition at the Spokane Inter
state fair this year, while the other
was captain OF the team that won
similarly at Spokane last year. These
two girls defeated five other teams
N a contest at the Idaho State fair
in Boise this fall. thereby winning
the right 10 represent Idaho at Port
land.
The Chicago contest will be held
IN connection with the International
Grain and Hay show. which begins
December 3. The winning team will
be accorded a trip TO France. TO
show the people overseas what the
American girls. expert In canning,
are able 10 accomplish.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23
ARTHUR II. ANDERSON,
Secretary Treasurer.

Filler. Idaho. November Is. 1879
The Board OF Commissioners OF the
Filler Highway District reconvened In
regular session at their office in FL
Ter. Idaho. on this date and at the
hour OF 7 80 D. m.
The following members were pres
ent.
n. J.. Weaver. president;
l.. O. hin.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ms were read and approved.
Mr.. :. q. Diehl reported with his
petition showing tie signatures OF
sufficient farmers to do the hauling
OF gravel for the construction OF one
mile OF road from the Maroa school
house north. The Highway District
agreed TO prepare the sub-grade.
spread the gravel and finish the road
and the farmers agreed to haul the
gravel free OF charge. Hauling will
commence Monday. November goth.
ltsss
Mir. Homer Leohner reported that
hts organization had fallen down.
Mr.. Grant. road director. reported
that the Aalone-Brown organization.
bad postponed any further action un-
al spring
The Secretary reported that the
Guiick Conant organization was get
tins active again and that +. ID. fhler
had obtained a petition blank for
the purpose OF getting an orxanira-
tion together. Mr.. Grant stated that
she repairs for the portable crusher
borrowed from the Bull District.
have been ordered.
A letter from District Engineer
Ashline TO the effect that the State
could not assist Tn the construction
of the Sawtooth Highway. placed
that project definitely in the discard.
There being no further business.
motion was made aud carried that
the meeting be temporarily adjourn
ed TO reconvene in regular session
on the afternoon OF November eSth.
1879. at the hour OF s;00 D. m. at
their office in Filler. Idaho. for the
purpose of handling all matters that
may properly come before the Board.
II. ]. WEAVER.
President
l. G. HILL.
Attest:
ARTHUR f. ANDERSON.
Secretary-Treasurer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23
Proceedings of The Board OF Com
missioners OF The Filler
Highway District

Filler. Idaho. November IL. 1922
The Board OF Commissioner OF the
Filler Highway District met In reg
uiar session at their office In Filler,
Idaho. on this date and at the hour
OF $500 D. IN.
The following members OF the
Board were present:
III. j. Weaver.
Ivan G.. Lincoln.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The payroll OF the employees OF the
District for the last one-half OF Oc-
tober. 1922. and amounting TO
$4,000. was audited and ordered
paid.
The following bills we're then
ehaeLad nVar and ol.darad Maid.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23

TERMS: % s Ives an :s :.s &c % " o. $1,000
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23
Household Goods

Honse couf.st rsnxv> a-soi~. xvod coaatloa. Hoe
blast h~~t~rs cupboard dishes sifes<sr. roekes~s
= h<<~. mattresses aea >prfnx~s a sanitary cuts.
asssnx chairs ssd OAK table. canned fruit,
thf<r, table, eentrs table and other household
ssrssss o ss~sfsoa.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23

There being no further business.
motion was made and carried that
the meeting be temporarily adjourn
cd TO reconvene In regular session on
the evening OF Monday. November
18th. 1929. at the hour OF 1850 p,
M. at their office In Filler. Idaho.
Cor the purpose OF handling all mat
ters that may properly come before
the Board.
III. j. WEAVER.
President.
IVAN q. LINCOLN,
Attest;
ARTHUR r.. ANDERSON,
SECRETARY Treasurer
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23
2 Cows

MACK Jersey. Yrs. old. giving gallons a day
ncsi COW. fresh.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-11-23

$1,000 time given October is iD23. approved
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

&eimge5ablt. Gin @at-
er Itebt Dor Dem Neubau elmer ST.
renflinif u1o betra6tet lid| Den
9alt. Nob elmer @eile fommt elm
fem g~efleioeter Stootberr, melfen
Ser Bauer anreoet uno i'm fragt,
mas oas fir elm @ebdltoe iei, NOR
ollf ibm Ser Stootberr a%utuortet:
So fommen Die perriidten 8aiIern
rinn." Ser Bauer orebt lid oer-
prnoert Inn uno iagt: u9as babe
i'd mir eigentlih glei6 geoadt, fir
0ie uerriidten GtG0ter lit oas aud
bel d1 fleinI"
- Ser eI0. Ser 2omenbdn-
bigger fam auS oern adfig 5uriif nlo
iagte ieuf8eno: SD CLAUDE gal5
teltimmt, Ole Sa6e miro eines Sa-
ges nidt gut geben." 9eiorgt frog
te i'm ein 9efanntcr: nSinO benn
sic Giere 10 gefdbrli@2" 0@6,
9uatidL~ iogte Der 2owenbanoi-
ger, .tper ipri6t benin pom Den
@ieItern2 @s 5ieht 10 fiir6terlidl
in oicIcn perOnmmtcn adfigen uno
zines Cages tpcroe i6 einen
S6nupfen friegen."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
9as GnOe Der &inOeriflaOerei in
SungfOng.

ggie ser nE1gI. aorr." mitteilt,
bat Die 6ritii6e &egierung inner
bolb hires 6ineiiihen SfuBgebietes
BON @ongfong Oas iogenonnte
.Nhii-tiai" -SnnOeln nit iofortiger
8irflamfeit bel Strafe Oerboten.
0omit lit - ipdt genugl elm
@e6ot ser Sittli1feit erfiiat NOR
Sen, pom Dem man MIR NIT Ser
numbering iagen fann Dab es
nidt bereits ldngit erlalien mlir0e.
Der .Mui-tiai" -San5el lit ndmlia
nidts anoereS ais &inoerOerifla-
puma in ii6elIter uno a%bitoBenolter
6orm. Na6 altBen bin freilid iiebt
eS 10 aus, ais miir0en Die oerra'
tenen fleinen @eidopfe uan ainoes-
ltott" angenommen. Irme 6ineliife
@ltern treten lire @lternredte ge-
gen 9e8ablung ob, unO 10 luanoern
Sic fleinen MGo6en = I'M Alter
bon 4 bis 10 Sobren! - dts Sem
glternbous; lie merOen uaooptiert"
entpe0er fir 6auslife 3Dede ODER
aud garl3 often fir sic &roititution.
Ser &aufpertrag entbdlt oft 8eItim-
nltf1gen, pie 3. 9. sic folgenoen:
olteber 0a8 gefoufte MGrden bari
Ser &1ltfer nob Ieiner @nbl uno
Ieinem 8l1t5iinfen oerfiigen", ooer
,Oie @ltern oer5iGten oorauf BEN
fiinftigen @obnort i6rer So6ter 81
%erfa6ren" o0er violte Gas Ma06en
lterben, 10 IinO Nadforihrngen na6
ihrer So0esnrt ni6t geItattet" uiD.
@elfer i6tpung9afte Sonoel oa
inter sen Augen Der britii6en Se-
BORDEN por iib gtug, mag man oar-
aus e%ntnebmen, Dab allein I'M Sabre
1921 iiber $4,000 FOLDER &%atfOer-
trGge geIGloiIen nurOen; ii6er 50,-
900 Md06en mlr0en alio Dem
Gleno iiberantmortet. Sd1n im
Sabre 1880 mics Der Sberridter
Sir Sobn Sn1aa atf Oieie furdt-
bare ltnfitte uno @rauiamfeit bin;
es mur0e Damn cine unterlltd1llrg
Oes Sales beidloiien; a6er meiter
b0rte man 10 gut mie nidts BON Ser
Sade; es nurOe IeOigli6 feItgeitelt,
oaB bas nWhti-tiai" -@eien cine alte
6ineiii6e @igenart iei. Nun enoli6
lieB li9 Ser britiide &olonialmini-
iter gburdia Sa5ll berbei, cine Ser
fiigltng 81 t%reffen, 0ie BON &edts
pegen l6on Dor AZ Sabren bGtte &c.
troffen neroen fonnen. Die nInti-
Sflaberei- 6 eieGi6aft" bofft, BON
SEN in 6ieiem Sabre 6ereits Ser.
f%auften etma 5000 nod retten 81
fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Sin san5es @Dlf bur Ser Grblin-
0nng.

Der 8ep0lferung 9(rmeniens, sic
bonn S6ifiul oof Wabrli6 i6on
idmer genug ~getroffen lit, orobt cine
neue @efabr ourd 0ie Ausbreitung
Ser 2radoma, elmer i6mer3baften
augenfranfbeit, Die, tuenn ibr nidt
re6t5eitig gelteuert miro, CUR Or
b%linoung fiibrt. Ser amerifanii6e
Augenor5t Or. rbls, Ger an ser
Spite oes dr5tliden 8meiges Ser
amerifanii6en SilfSmiiiion itebt,
bat i'm oergangenen Monate 10000
6liidtlinge i'm 8e3irfe BON ale-
~ranOropol unterIu6t 1no BET ni6t
meniger als $1,000 SEN 8rginn bon
Eradoma feitgeiteGt. Sci Ser se-
ringen @ioerltanbsfraft ser our6
llntererndbrung gei6paften Men-
lden fiir6tet er, oaB binnen peni-
0en Sabren 0us geiamte armeniide
Golf erblinoet iein miro.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

qenobtiBt, mas mcin Gauniabl &c.
fa6lt bat. Sic Sij5ie bat an Den
Stebrrueo Sic 9Sabl nod ole SIT.
idjen Oor6brcHe laiie, for DAB ie
nod e edltra Steps mad Die Rit.
lden bat bilOe Tonne laiie I'm mid
bat Ie off GobrS uid5 Onoon gelogt.
Apmcr iG ben Damn Oietlebrt:
nWlorge friib iabr iJ in oie Sontrie
I'M fomnle nit ebnoer reOubr, ais
bis sic SauSfliening iptper lit.
1ieS bier Saus is fctn @lae for
mid TN beiobr bier ISOLDE ifUiuer
lin, bratdt ibr mid nit mebr gu
edi2edte."
8jer 8o9e2 bat oie 2i55ie &c.
Ioot; on 6lei6it nod feline Orei Gage
BORT, biefa6s on finoit iebr idnea
ans, oaB itrebnide 2eut nit leift
nit en- Sdafsfopp mie ,oid aus
fomme fonne, tpomit i'd OerbIeipe
S6ne Sbrn lictuer
&6iIipp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
81 nQenebm les Spiel.

angenebmes spiel.
6remOer: @arum itebt Oenn Die
eroBe 9ln5abI Stiible nm Den run
ben Gid berum?
@irt: @f, oa ipielen ieoen Ibeno
orei Serren Sfot, unO nuf Den oil.
oeren Stiiben libcrt, fuieen unO Ite-
ben Die 4tbisel
@egIndte Silt. 9ieien
CONNER bat oeine 6rou alio tpirf-
lid auf ibre gepobnte gaoereiie
oer5iHtet? 8ie bait Oh oentt Ons
fertig gebra6t?
Sebr einfa6! Sd babe Ourf.
bIiden laiien tpie iebr i6 mid out
meiu Strobmittpertum frcue!
ur % 0 bnungSnot SD
babe iebt Elm 10 fIeiueS 3immer,
penn 90 sic Come reinfommt, mnB
i6 rausgebenl"
o9oS lit nod gar ni6ts inner
GB5immer lit 10 nieOrig, ba fonnen
mir mir Slitnoern %eilct!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Gas nmfansreidite @erf Ser @elt,

gines Ser umfangrqi6lten 8erfe
Scr 8elt lit Die oifi3ieae n@ei9id-
tie 0es Se5eiiionsfrieges," Die i'm
Outrage Der Teeierung Der Ser.
cinigten Staten gei6rieben NOR
Sen lit. sic bat 100000 9ol-
lars gefoitet urlo umfaBt ITO 9dn-
Be. Sbr Druid oauerte mebr als
8ebn Sabre. SIN 8erbGltnis nod
teurer lit Die rNa4iolge Seiu @bri-
ill.," georudt 1866 in Der Bariier
Staatsoruderei, oie cine babe 0iil-
lionen 6ranfen %fpitete, 10 OaB elm
ieoes Der 108 @remplare 14,500
6ranfen ausma6te. Gas umfang,
reidIte @ert aber lit Sic 6ineii-
i6e gn8pflopESie", bon Der es iiber-
barpt MIR 5wei @remplare gibt, bon
Oenen li9 ems i'm 9ritii6en Mu-
leum bcfinoet. sic muroe inter Der
&egierunJ bon aang-Si 1862
1929 geidrieben uno umfaBt 1920
96uOe.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
$50 lit ser @err, mclder in Der Ndbe
Der 9omen iit9

@1id in sic 3ufunft.
9as iurge @rautpaar mahte feline
9o65eitsreiie bon AuitraIien aus
in elmer Ser idneaiten Slugmn-
iAinen. .Sie6, ca unten, 0as lit
europa" bic 9roltt blifte binab
nno fragte: $50 oenn9" uSa,"
lagte ser 9rdutigam, Dbu b1ttelt
i6neGer binieben n%liiiien, mir ba-
ben es i9on iiberflogen."
- 3urildgegeben. S6mie-
gernater: n9ie 3dnferei in Gurer
@be lit unerb0rt. Gum 5peiten Ma-
le miiroe i6 sir meme So6ter nift
geben."
S6miegerlobn: u3nm 8peitcu
MaIe WiirOe id iie eub ili6t neb-
men,"
@m6 ein 9ipIomot.
Serr (auf Der Strabe gu einem
Sungen): n@arum bault ou oeinen
SpielfanleraDen?"
Sllnge: SD mag nidt mebr
nit ibm ipielen."
SEER: v&annlt 0u ibm 0aS nidt
cbenio gut iagen?~
Surge: SD min i'm bod ni6t
bweleioigen."
&edt Bat er. Gbotograpb
gum iullgen Manhl: SIS gtbt eilI
belieres Bib, penn Sic Sure @anO
altf Sic Gdnlter Sbres &atcrs le-
gen"
@ater:: nSm, es piiroe ater elm
g%etrcueres 9ilO gebelt, wcnn er Tie
in meme Sai6e itcdte."
9as gr0Bte @cnie.
Imerifanii6er WlqiarOar: nSh
sic icin aus 6rauffurt? Gas lit
bod Die Staot. IN Die SIR groBes
Genie geboren iit.~
.Gie lieben @oethe?"
rOb no, nift @oet1c i'd
meinen Notbi6ilo."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

GntfGuloigung. @irt
Gum @olte): A6, nebnen Sic eS
mir nlir niht libel, oaB 5mei Size
gen in Der Suppe tparen, ionit
nimmt ite oie 9odin INNER glei6
ornuBen beraus, beltte bat iie a6er
gar 10 biel 3u tunl
-Sntereifante &eiben-
foIge. &eiien Sic ALIEN ms
8ao, 9naoige 6rau2
Nein, i6 nebnle meme 3ofe nit,
ou9 Die amme nit Sen &inoern,
5ipei 8iener, Die SunOe unO meinen
Mannl
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Sns Mo0erne iiber.

Sn8 @o0erne iber'
iett. 2e1rer: n@as fdat eu9 on
Der @eibiftc pom perloreren SoDl
DEFENDERS ouf?4
G6iilcr: r9oB er icinem Gater
nidt einfa6 I'M @elO tclegrdp1iert
bot, onitatt ben weiten @eg 3t SUP
ua6 Sauie 8u laufen."
Sbre 2egit m 0 II.
SrGulein; 9itte, ppltlogerno 6rte-
oa Mituer!
8oItbeumter: @s 1T elm 9rief oa,
fonnen sic lif l%egitimieren?
SrGulein: 2ei0er nibt; ober bite,
offnen sic bod oen grief, i1 fpette,
er trGgt Die lle6eri6rift: Dgfeine
liebe, iiiBe 6rieoa!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Safer Gin sic ainOerItu6e ire
tctto, in Ser es plosli6 ltia getpor-
SEN iit): @ltn, &inoer, mie fommt
es, OaB ibr iebt 10 frieOli6 beiein-
anoer liBt?
2ies9en: Sd babe mid eben
nit Sris p~ertragen, neil mir Sod.
3eit feiern molen. 0arna6 miro es
mobl pieoer losgebenl
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Gen Qllllere
GoQ ben ic1 81
sic 9i5jie, mas
nlcinc gtlte is,
yNon
lufe6icr 2i55ie.
ben i6 geiogt,
on meibt gut ge.
mug. ooB i6 nids
Drum gemDe III
on oas
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

fu6ne entfernt moroeu. @arltm
oos2"
@inbcimii6er: Sir spci set-
terfabnen lit bier gu wenig 8ino."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

= @us &rGbminfeI. Srem-
scr: uSbr bobt bier 5uei &ircb-
tiirme. Mber bon Dem einen lit, pie
ib lcbe, Die Spite nit ser 8etter.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

l1nterGie0. Or: SIT
0as &eiiegepdf bon Dir fertig?
Sic: Chen bringen es Die 6pei
9%ienitmGnner 5ur 8abn.
@r: ltno meines?
Sic: 9(6, on bait ood leere So-
I6en i'm ue~6er3ieber!
9ur6 6aut. n2ieber
&err, aith i6 babe Before 3eiten
Geieben. SD batte mein @eiGdft
uno ein groBes Sermogen. GinIt
fubr i9 in einem eigenen @agen
uno meme We1ltter
SEER: nSa ia, uno Sbre Nflltter
i6ob oie &nrre."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

@arltm trogen sic oenn itnmer
Sbren Sltt in Der Sato, Serr Fro'
feiior?
So, menn ib mir gIei6 piiBte,
pobin 0dmit!
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

- @cmatGi6. Gat: aHo, aOdin: . nb, Serr &at, Oa
Gene, moraen fonmt meme 6rau gebfs oann pteoer ais etnenn anoe'
bonn 9no 3uridl rem Son!
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

- @lle8 perfe6rt. Gr.I Or. g.: @Herabd; aaes gang
o.: uNie mar oenn oas gHen foh, OaS end9e, mas nQn marHt
bem geirigen &HniterRit?" l5dan, mar: oas els."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Gfemrr Shrrtbehrirf nes
@btItpp 9aMerampfer.

,02cin Iieber SEER @c0aftiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Neues BON Serrn
N~afffe. 5aeaner: .8iiniden Sic
table o'bote ODER a la carte gu ipei-
ien?"
Nafffe: SEA, bringen Sic bon
ieoem ettpas, aber &artcffeln oa'
5u!"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
@a, aliOl

8us faat Sbnen oenn eitr, bier
mie elm @erriidter berum5urennen9
Sa, leben Sic oenn ni6t, oaB oa
auf Der Safel n&eitpeg" ltebt?
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Sci Nafife reject man bon benz
iiirhtcrliAcn S5eamlngliid: wie Der
8crgeoampter oie Yailagiere Der ge-
iunfenen Gomania in Sturm uno
Nedt ein3eln aus ben Meereswoaefl
fiiden mll6ie.
0a frngte - ins beflommene
Sdmeigen - Serr Naffte:
.No, l,n0 BADEN Ole &omania-
giletts aui Dem gergeoampfer
gegolten?"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
p ESxaS9 Qayss'

CHICAGO. M. August = Forty
two porcine aristacrats. vev'tablc su-
pcr-pigs with the porkicst Of iittiU
scrcw tails and doubi;s chIns In cnd-
less unduiations. will bo shipped
from New York August 8 to tho Con.
tcnniai exposition Mt Rio do JancIro,
Brazil.
This prIsc herd which Il valued at
$4,000 was selected from among
twcnty-six Of the most carefully brcd
Poland China herds In Illinois. AT tho
exposition they will come In competI-
tion with prize swine from all over
tho world. including the Brazilian
descendants OF prizc-winning Bcrk-
shiros imported by the brazilian gov
ernmcnt years ago.
Brazil ~ destined to rank second
10 the United States IN swinc-pro-
ducinR in the opinion OF Guy n. Hall.
director OF the National Institute Of
progressive farming.
'Tt is important to the worlds
food supply that Brazil's agrarian
expansion should bc along progress
sivc lines" said Mr.. Hall. THAT
purc-bred cattle. hogs and sheep pro-
duce more meat and more proflt TO
the grower no longer requires argu-
ment. Brazil is alive to the fact and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01

Ing train for their home In Stock
ton. California. Mrs. Williamson
was Miss Elsie Orem before her
marriage.
Miss Myrtle Hayford departed
this morning for her home in Ber-
kelley. California. after n visit OF a
month at Pelican City with. her
niece, Mrs. I. II. Hilbert and fam
lily
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers and
children and John NJ. Moore have
returned from a two-weeks' vacation
which they enjoyed at Diamond lake.
The fish. they report. are biting uR-
usually well In both the streams and
lake. and that due TO the dozen row
boats and motor boats on the lake
the facilities fer tie Anglers are
greatly improved. Tho road from
Klamath Falls TO the lake Is In the
best shape this year II has ever been
due TO the light travel from this side.
George Ritter. OF Yonna valley.
returned from San Francisco last
night after an absence OF two months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-01
PR0H| NAVY IS
now INDICATED
So Says Father Of Fleet I;
Boats Used to Catch
Marine Bootlegeers

DETROIT. Mich. August L.
Micbigans Prohibition Navy" said
to have been scoffcd at by govern.
mcnt officials IN Washington. has
been vindicated. according TO James
X. Davis. federal prohibition officer
for Michigah and father Of the navy
idea.
Tho Navy consists OF a fleet OF
high powered launches that patrols
Detroit river to rctsrd the flow OF
Illicit liquor into Michigan from On.
tarIo. Since II began operation July
/. the fleet has seized and oonfiscat.
ed II boats used by alleged rum
runners. These boats have an ag-
grcgatc value OF $4,000 TO the gov.
ernmene as they are held In bond
Expenses OF th navy" during the
time have been less than $1,000. In
Guiding the original investment for
the fleet.
Davis estimates that at public auc.
ton the seized boats will bring at
least $4,000. giving the government
a clear profit TO date OF $4,000. And
the navy still Is In operation. Davis
points out.