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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

ktera byla d6vce stihla. Ze by
Almost stal Sc j nev9rnym,
aikdy ma mysl il nepfislo.
Odesla domd,. Zastala jen
tetu, 'otec bW prave odn6sel Sc
zn&mym delnikem jeji kufr do
lekarny, kde byl hned ma viz
nalozen.
Sedla Karolina k oknu a hle-
della smutne k osvetlenym
okndm pivovaru. Tedy Ultra
jiz budou Sc touto dobou bill
ziti k Praze. A tam il cekala
sluzba, prace, mnoho noveho a
- Arnost. Rekl il, ze pajde
do Prahy. Ma ceste chtel Sc
stayeti u .znameho kneze, KITE
ryz jakozto kaplan We meste
pobyvaje, pana stareho ma
vlohy Arnostovy k hudbe upo-
zorffoval; ved6l Almost, re je
pater Mladon ma male farce ash
v polou cesty k Praze "a Kut-
nou Horou, fararem. Nemel
ami tolik penez, ably mohl 81
do Prahy zaplatiti dostavnik,
ale doufal, ze Sc sveze tu a
tam $ formany, silnicemi Sc u
birajicimi, -bylo mu tax lehko
.brati Sc do sveta, myslilt' ze
hrackou sc uzivi.,
S pafiem fararem hodlal = Sc
.poraditi, .jak mohl bv bvti pfi-
jat ma 1stav ucitelsky do var
hanicke Skoly.
Sliboval Karofince, re bude
ma nj v Praze jiz cekati, a ze
Sc zahy shledaji.
Jak Sc tesla. Byla skoro
hrdou, ze ona jedina vi, kan
Sc Almost odebral. Vedela, ze
odeSel v noci, ze mel pradlo a
.saty po Episode sladovniokych
" houni slozene, re sam 81 jc
musil nesti - vzdyt' Sc mu to
zdalo byti vse tax lehkym pro-
ii rozhodnuti otcovu a podro-
benf Sc jeho Will.
Jiz videla Karolina v duchu
jak prijizdi do domova jakoz-
to chot' Arnostova a jest pri-
buznymi jeho vitana. Tesla
Sc, re We vzacne sluzbe Sc w.
cvici panskym zpusobam.
+ Otec dosel a po veccii ulehli
ku spani, by zahy Sc vzbudili.
" rucnim kosiku mela Karoli-
ma nejake blchty i kousek pc
Gene ma cestu.
KarOlina nespala a rano od-
chazejic nedala Sc provazeti
ami otcem ami tetou, udavajfc
"a pricinu, ze nekdo cd sladkd
pGjde Jirfkem a re lepe bu-
de, kdyz Sc S mimi nesetkaji.
Ze pro Arnostovu lasku sc pan
starry ma bednare rozhneval,
netusil verny starry sluha, ne
bot v dochazeni syna sveho
chlebodarce nevidel mic jireho,
inez vidal "a jeho detstvi. Sta
la staremu bednari rodina slad
|kova tax vysoko, re nenapadlo
'mu, re dcera jeho smela by oci
* synu sladkovu, priStimu pa
|nu staremu' povznesti. Ami
|teta toho netusila. Chvalivala
,'Amosta, ze on jediny re slad-
kovych detf .nestal Sc "a vedeni
babictina pysnyn a nadale k
bendarovym dochazf.'
Setkala sc Karolina v sini v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

lekArne 8 psnem starym a He
dvikou. KdyE sla die zvyku
Cd ml&di paHu staremu, KITE
rSx il byl kinotrem a DO nemz
i .jmeno mela, polibit ruky, od-
tahnul il nevrle. A Hedvika v
pozdrAv jenoln hlavou kyvla,
Jiffkovo; "Dobre jitro, Kadli,"
xnelo stlumenf.
Ma kosinovem voze bylo ma
rowiano nekolik bedens vyba-
YOU. v krasnem lestenem ku-
fru z tvrdehe drivi S peknym
kovanim, ze ma slecna uloze-
no stribro, vypravela prave sic
cna Lory panu staremu, tvafic
sc pri tom jakoby no byl plny
kufr. Jifikdv q Klarolinin kufr
byly umisteny pod sedadlem v
pfedt vozu zavesenym, kde
mel sed6ti pan lekarnik S Jiri-
KEN. Y dobestehdejsi dostav-
nikove a postoyni dopravy ne
styd6li Sc tax jezditi Tide sebe
Ibohatsi. Kar6hna mela used
nouti ma kufiu, ma kteryz byl
il polozen polStar z kocaru. -
Pres viz napjala Sc plachta.'
Vyjelo sc. Pana stareho a
Hedvicku pfinutila slecna Lo-
ry aspon ma chvilku vyjiti ma
horh q Jifikovi podaia ma vdz
baliGek kolacdv a ovoce. Vzka-
zala po nem pozdraveni cele
pfy Praze. J. %h."' +,
Karoline podala balicek s
jidlem, prikazavsi jeste divce,
aby kucharce-v dome pani IA
fabrikantove vyridila pozdra-
Neni, a ze nastAvajici milostpa-
nj doufa shledati vse' v po-
Tadku.
"Je tam ia kucharka cd te
dolby, co pan fabrikant Schoen
berg Sc poprve ozenil, celych
ctrnacte let,. je ma nj spoleh,
pravila k panu staremu. "Ji-
mace bych sama jela sebou,
ably meter nasla vse V poradku.
Zatim take ia pani Rezi, jak
Sc j. dome rfka, Karolinu tro
chu vycvici, ably nj byla jak
sc patti panska. Jen ona Ka-
dli ably poslouchala. Je to me-
co jineho byt panskou nez sva-
dlenou."
Tato slova zanikla jiz v ra-
chocenf vozu, aAKarolina chou
lila Sc ma SVEN, nepfflis poho-
dlnem sedadle, zavinujic Sc u
zeji v pestry, po matce zdede-
ny satek. Ma hlave mela maly
modry satecek, kloboukI memo
sila - dcerka nesamostatneho
remeslnika
Bylo sero, v ranni mlze
podleti rysovaly Sc zfetelne
domy mesta posud spiciho.
Kdyz mijel viz pivovar, ma
hybal Sc Jifik pokud no videti
mohl, a odvraceje Sc cd pana
lekarnika stiral 81 Shy.
Pan lekarnik delal, jakoby
toho nepozoroval.
Ia mestem pocal rozmlou-
vati Jirikem.
Karolinu neoslovil a ona ne
troufala 81 vmisiti Sc do hovo-
ru. Sotva vyjela z domova a
jiz citila, re pohlizi sc ma nj
jake ma tvora nizsiho, jiz CT
tia, re jede - do sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
ihned i o to pr&dlo starosti.

4 ~ AIuVoI AdJISCc, Zc UuUc
cizine vd6cne svzpcminati ma
tky, ktera jej, opaffila pred
svod smrtf Tim pradlem, ktere
by byl musel asi' draze platiti.
Tech n9kolik dnd uplynulo
jako bleskem a. v nedeli skla-
dala Hedvika Jirikovi pradlo
i saty do velkeho move natfe-
neho kufru, ma jehoz viko byl
Isl do vnitr mladik pfibyl xii
EEK. a nalepil nekolik obrazkI.
Sveho patrona sv. Jill ma pred
MIN mfste.
Ma cestu upekly mu babicka
Is HedvikOu kolace a kurata.
Costa mela trvati cely tyden a
to Sc vyjelo pred ctvrtou hodi-
nou z rama.
Hedvika Sla s bratrem vecer
pred odjezdein ma hfbitov a u
mattina hrobu musel il slibiti,
ke bude h0dnym.
Pomodlili-se spolu a Jirik u
trhnul 81 vetvicku barvinku,
jlmz lemovan byl hrob. Hedvi-
ka stocila mu il u venecek.
"Dej 81 no do modlicich kni-
EEK" .praviia.
DAM" reM a rozpacite po-
hlizeje ma sestru, pravil: "He-
dvicko, ia bych Sc te rad neco
optai."
''Nuze?" tazala Sc Hedvic-
ka.
'sVis, jede zejtra sebou take
do Prahy bednarova Kadli a
TAX nevim, mam-li s nj mluvit
nebo ne," hoch sv6sil hlavu,
| styklalo Sc nu v pivovare po
Istarem bednafi, kteryz jej. ueil
! vse do ruky brati.
"vfs, Jifiku," pravila Hedvi
ka po kratkem rozmysleni,
ipravic 81 v duchu, ze mladeho
bratra Sc ozyva ona. tvrdost,
kterou pocit'oyala sama, KITE
/, rdp vycitila i u babicky a u
iibratra Arnosta, ia tvrdost, S
kterou slysefa odsuzovat po-
suzovat " lekarne cizf lidi. =
"Vis, Jirieku, kdyz ma tebe
1budc Karolina mluvit, odpovez
III, ale sam S nj nezacinej. V
! Praze snad prijdete take do
hromady, bydli pry sladkovi,
lkde ty' budes, v jednom dome
Is tovarnikovymi, totiz tovarni-
kovi bydli IL mich, tovarna jest
vzdalena "a mestem, tax to de
I1ej take TAX. A Jiriku Wis, -
kdybys Sc setkal Arnostem,
tax to hned domd 'pis."
''Dobre, Hedvicko," slibovai
Jirik. "Ale Wis, ia jsem mel
!, Janakovy vzdycky rad a neboz
ka maminka mela Kadli rada
Skoda, re Sc tatinek ma ne hne-
va"
/ Hedvika odvadela bratra jiz
re hfbitova. Nemela ma po-
lsledm slova odpovedi.
| Blize vrat postrehli diyku
1 lklecfcf ma nizkem hrobe.
"To je Kadli," septal Jirik.
/ Loucila sc to Karolinka S
hrobem matcinym. Prave po-
vstavala vidouc sladkovy de-
ii, jaksi Sc Za1ekla.
Pfesly bez vymeneni pozdra
ivu..
| Karolina seMela 81 Shy a
IzaSla k hrobu pani stare. Mo
! dlila sc ma hrobe ArnostoVe e
matky.
! Almost byl il prisel neds-
Ii odpoledne rici, ze odchazf z
domova. Sifboval il slledani,
sliboval il spofecnou budouc-
most a blahove devce verilo. =
.Vefilo, vzdyt' milovalo Arno-
sta z cele sve mlade duse a t.
silo Sc pevnosti milencove, re
pro nj vzdoruje otci celem'
svetu. Zdal sc il, tax jake
/ miademu milenci, ten boj k va
1,. - 1~>.ze,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
ROMAN. .
Napssla VIasta Pittnerova.

cerpavala domnenkach, kan
asi Sc Almost obratil. Nemeli
Podzimkovi pribuznych aspoh
blizSich v okoli, a ably Sc k zna
mym sladkdm neb ochodnikGm
v chmelu obratil, o tom babic-
ka pochybouala.
ia jsem vam to povidala, ze
vyzenete Arnosta z domu," re-
kla Hedvicka.
"Ty mlc a neomlouvej toho
darebaka," prisne rekla stara
pani. Rozcilenfm Sc chv6la a
odebfrajic sc dold k detem, mu
sela ma schodech zastavovati.
Podporu Hedviccinu odmftla.
Vecer uplynul neklidne. Pan
starry pfeciazel mrzut po po-
koji, dftky byly ustraseny, ami
Marinka sc nedovedla radovat
re svoji panny, az il Ludvicka
slibovala, ze usije il. pekne pro
nj satky. neA 80.
Dolfinka s Jirikem. drzeli. Sc
"a ruce. Ac Sc caste skad1i-
vail, nynf malice oba odejfti'.z
domova, bali Sc stesku a stezo-
vail 81 jeden druhemu.
Jirik, ktery 81 jiz take rad
ma niIadeho para zahraval, byl
nyni sklicen a citil Sc hochem.
Ach Eel, nebylo tn aminky,
ku ktere by Sc byl pfitulil, KITE
ra by jej byla pohladila, pola-
skala. Stokrate denne byval
napominan cd nj: 'Ne tax di-
voce, Jirfku," a nynf mu
pojednou napadlo, ze 81 ho
vlastne nyni, an divoce 81 vesti
smi, za'dny v dome nevS11la.
Stara pani nenadala Sc, ze
tax mrzute skonci den, ktery
mel tax pekny prubeh, a naff-
kajic ma dnavu, odeibrala Sc ma
loze.
Pan starry odchazeje k Odpo-
cinku, pravil k Hedvice: "Tys
mela Hedviko, pravdu, schkzi
vam vsem matka."
Druheho dne z rama odesel
pan starry do mesta, by poradil
sc Sc znamymi stran prchnuti
synova. Ovsem Easel tez do
lekarny.
Pfisel domu trochu osvezen
sdelil matkou a dcerou, ze
vsady mu radeno, by Sc po Ar
nostovi neshanel, tim re nejle-
pc jej potresta, vsak re az bu-
de mu zle, sam domG psati bu.
de rad sc k femeslu navrati,
Stara pani byla zatim vnuc-
KAN i'celedi uk;izala krasny
svatebni dar pro nevestu z le-
karny.
Vsichni sc obdivovali a chva
iii.
Ale Hedvicka sc rozplakala.
Pohled ma poutnika housle.
mi pripomenul il Arnosta a ne
zdrzela Sc, ably toho nevyrkla
Babicka il vyplisnila.
Dosel krejci wit Jirikovi
miru ma move saty. Pristi pom.
deli jiz sc pojede a mistr sli.
boval, re budou saty hotovy.
Hedvicka S babickou chy.
staly pradfo.
Hedvika Sc smutnymi poci.
ty. Vzpominala, re jednou z
poslednich mrzutostf v dome
pred matcinym ulehnutim by
spor o pradlo. Usiat' neboz-
ka pani Anna s Hedvikou te
zimy pro vsecky deti po pd'
tucte novych kosil jineho pra.
dla, pohozky pro syny j pun.
cochy divkam pletla pc celt
vecery a k namitkam tchyne
re netreba rostoucim a silicin
detem tolik prada jednati, cd
povidala, re kdyby. Sc staio 9
zemfela, at neni dome hne
die starost at vidi novaIpani
ze mela vse v poradku. BY
tuhy spor tehdy, neb tchynl
vytkla snase, ze takovym pref
vidanim blizke snrti chce sy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-16
AIR RACERS ARE
TO MAKE CIRCUIT
OF GREAT BRITAIN

London, Sept. 4.-The regulations
\ for the Circuit Of Britain" flying
handicap, for which the king has
given a cup, have been issued by
the Royal Aero club, which is con-
Quoting the race.
The race will commence Friday,
Sept. s, and will conclude the fol-
lowing day. The course will be
approximately $50 miles, starting
and finishing at the Waddon aero
drome, Croydon.
Competitors must land at certain
control stations, and the airplanes
Will be handicapped on time al
lowance basis for the complete cir
cult, a proportion of the total time
handicap TO be allotted to, each sec
ton,
Entrants and pilots must be Brit
lsh subjects, and the airplanes, in
ending the engines, must be en-
ufely constructed In the British
empire. The entrance fee Is E25.
0mcials Of the club say that en-
irlss have been promised by the
que of Sutherland, president OF
tne Air league; Lieutenant Colonel
frank X. MCLEAN, vice chairman
OF the Royal Aero club; Sir Sam
uel lnstone, Instone Air Line; Sir
henfy White Smith, Bristol Aero
pane company, Ltd; A. v. Roe. H.
ocou-Paine and A. S. Butler. Many
ven known aircraft manufactur-
ing companies are preparing ma
chimes for the race.
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The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
'n''.''ogS WORK OF
OUR SCHOOL CLASS

Moderator -Topics.-Last year a
number of schools took an interest in
the matter of Investigating local his
tory and some very creditable work
was done. An exceptional piece of
work was that done at L'Anse by the
history class Of the high school. The
result Of the work was a fine study of
the entire history Of the community
showing its development. After the
material had been secured and we'll
arranged it was published in a neat
booklet form. The illustrations and
makeup, as well as the organized
material presented, showed a great
amount of work on the part Of the
class and teacher.
Certainly no one could have partic-
ipated in such study without prof
iting very materially thereby. It is
to be hoped that many other schools
will follow the example set by the
history class Of the L,Anse High
School last year.
Note-E. C. Carlson, principal, now
superintendent of the Even high
school, supervised the work. The
Sentinel did the printing.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
COvINGTON

Supt. of Poor and Mrs. A. E. Err.
ickson, daughter Elna and son Elmer
were week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Elfman at L'Anse.
The dance given by the young la.
dies last Saturday night was well at
tended and all report a good time.
Nelson Crebassa of L'Anse was 9
caller here last Saturday.
The Misses Leinonen spent the
week end at Herman.
Walfred Carlson visited his parents
here Sunday.
Mr.. Nopola accompanied Erick Kos.
XII to the Ishpeming hospital Mon.
day, where Mr.. Koski will be treated
Miss Lind was a caller at Ever
last week.
The Misses Mary and Flora Craig
of Chassell visited Sunday at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Waino Ky.
tola. q
Mr.. Fussie visited in Sidnaw last
week.
A. j. 1Kroencke of Michigamne il
hunting in this vicinity.
Mrs. Foy was a guest Of Mrs.
Truckey in L'Anse few days thi.
week.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
REMEMBER ARMIsTICE DAY

At 3:15 last Friday afternoon the
students were called to the assembly
and after singing the Star Spangled
Banner they were addressed by Fa-
ther Breault who spoke of Armistice
Day.
He explained the meaning of this
day and followed the growth Of free
dom in America from its early his
tory. He also acquainted the students
with the meaning Of the American
flag and what the Stars and Stripes
represent.
A flag was purchased by the Board
of Education and presented to the
school by Mr.. Bush who had the pres
idents of the Junior and Senior class
es hold the flag while the flag salute
was given and America was sung.
The flag is now hanging in the as
sembly room.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE7

Looking ahead along the aisle Of
the seats in the high school large
chunks of mud and dirt may be seen
Where did the dirt come from?
Surely every student didn't bring
mud in on their feet on their way te
school.
No, such is not the case. The muG
was brought in by the students as
they made their trips to and from
the gymnasium for physical training
But where did they get the mud and
dirt?
On the bank directly behind the
gymnasium. It is difficult as well as
dangerous to descend and ascend this
hill in the condition it is in at pres.
ent.
But what should be done to prevent
the difficulty, the inconvenience, the
danger, and the soiling of both the
school building and the gymnasium?
A stairway should be built from the
top of the bank to the rear door oi
the gymnasium. That this is an abso.
lutte necessity has already beer
proved.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
IANsE NEWS NOTES

Ward Bennett has resigned his po-
sition as butcher in the People Meat
Market. Since his coming here he
has made many friends who regret
his resignation.
The Good Will Farm tag day held
last Saturday was very successful.
Miss Sadie Chauider received the first
prize of pair of heather wool hose
donated by Cohl & Levitan, Miss Le-
loise Beeseley received the second
prize of box on candy donated by
Noise Deschaine. A box Of station
cry donated by George Sanregret was
presented to Miss Gertrude Hickey
Of Pequaming for her splendid work.
John Calhoun, who was hurt in the
Stearns 3 Culver Lumber Oompany's
camps, had finger amputsted Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Curtis visited
the first Of the week at Assinins.
E. O. Alter returned Wednesday
from a few days business visit in
CHICAGO.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Mcnson, Mrs
Cnsrrove. Mrs. Edward Seavoy and
Miss Ge~fs Olson mctored to Ham
cnck Tuesdsv visiting with Mrs. Roh-
lin. who is confined in the hospital.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
KENEFICK SELLS OUT

Messrs. Mathew Getzen and George
Burke have purchased the stock CT
groceries and Meat from I. -iael
Kenefick of Baraga, taxing possession
Of the business place Monday.
Mr.. Getzen will run the store end
of the business while Mr.. Burke will
open the building and run an eating
house and hotel. Both men are popu-
lar and should make a success of the
venture.
Mr.. Kenefick has been in business
in Baraga the past twenty-seven
years, arriving in Baraga in 1888, and
he has enjoyed the confidence and re-
spect of the people of that town. He
expects to leave shortly for Wenat-
chez Valley, Washington, to spend
part of his time on ten acre apple
orchard which he owns there.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
PEQUAMING

Carl Almli, who has been employed
here the past five months, left We'd
nesday for Negaunee.
Nels Nelson Of Houghton spent the
week end at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Paine and chill
dren were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Paine at Baraga.
Mrs. Culver left last Saturday for
Milwaukee, where she will spend the
winter visiting her son. W
Roy Sullivan Of Arizona was week
end guest of Oliver Morris. For sew
eral years he assisted Mr.. Morris in
his woods operations. He enjoyed his
brief visit here.
Axel Carlson returned last Satur-
day from brief visit in Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17

She was member Of Meadow
Brok Hive Of the Lady Maccabees
and had many friends in this section
who are deeply grieved at her sud-
den death.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by eight children, an aged moth
er, Mrs. Constantineau, and three
sisters, Mrs. Sanregret, Mrs. Fish and
Mrs. Deter, and brother George
Constantineau.
Mrs. Constantineau, Mrs. Fish,
Mrs. Deter and Mrs. Sanregret left
Monday for Ford City to attend the
funeral.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
BARAGA NEWS NOTES

Emil and Harold Proost Of Nester-
vile, Canada, arrived Wednesday for
a visit With their parents.
Mrs. Joseph Gerard and son Wal
lace were called to Lake Linden on
Tuesday by the illness Of a relative.
Mrs. Fredeicka Falk is visiting in
Aston this week.
Supt. Of Poor John Markle was in
|L'Anse last Saturday on official bus
mess.
Edward Olson was in L'Anse last
Friday in attendance at meeting Of
the county board Of canvassers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy DeCormier and
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
MIGHTY HUNTER is sPALDING

Last Saturday afternoon Master
Jack Holiday shot deer and lost
him to F. w. Spalding of Sturgis,
who, coming up after Jack had fat
ally wounded the buck, shot him
through the neck, put on his tag and
claimed the buck.
They were hunting at Plumbago,
eight miles south Of L'Anse. Jack.
who is fifteen years of age, is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holiday of
L'Anse and a veteran with the rife.
He had wounded the deer twice, and
was unable to get his gun loaded
again before Spalding up and shot
the animal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
WEDDINGS

Announcenlent was receiver in Bar
aga this week of the wedding of Miss
Leona Lyons Of Duluth to Verne Ed
ward Johnston of Des Moines, Iowa,
in Duluth on Wednesday, November
8. \
The contracting parties are well
known here, having both visited in
Baraga, and their numerous friends in
this section wish them many years
Of happiness.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
SHIPPING LARGE CARGOES

Five lumber carriers are now in
Pequaming loading three and one
half million feet of lumber at the
Charles Hebard & Sons, Inc, docks,
hemlock and hardwood being loaded.
Pequaming, which is lake port,
must get its product shipped before
navigation closes as it has no rail
connection. They expect several 9th
er boats this fall.
The following boats are now load
ing: Steamers Villah and Niko and
barges Norris, Mingoe, Ciane, Bright
lie and Holland.
All lumber companies on the lakes
are seeking to reduce their stock Of
lumber and get it to the market.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
NUMBERING OPERATIONS

C. S. Macdonald, the Tama lumber
man, will put in two million feet of
logs this winter. The timber is locat-
ed three and one-half miles from his
saw mill, giving him short haul to
his banking ground. The timber in
this section is nearly all hardwood.
Mr.. Macdonald has over two mil
lion feet of lumber in his yard, be-
sides lot of ties. Owing to car
shortage, his shipment of forest pro-
ducts is limited at present.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-11-17
SENIOR MEETING

Monday meeting % the Senior
class was called to decide whether
they wished to have class rings or
pins. This raised quite an argument
and hot discussion followed. The
majority Of the class favored rings
while two wanted pins. The class fin
ally decided in favor Of the majority.
The following day Mr.. Anderson,
the town jeweler, was called to the
school and the ring was decided upon
unanimously, in very short time.
The rings are to arrive inside Of ten
days.