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New Georgia Senator in Watson's Seat

Walter F. George, the new senator
from Georgia, Is In his seat and is serv.
ing In the committees on civil service,
immigration and post Offices and post
roads. He takes the place made va
cart by the death Of Senator Thomas
+. Watson. The circumstance Of his
taking his seat will long be remem-
bered. for the reason that he played
his part In the seating Of Georgia's
"grand old lady," Mrs. W. H. FELTON,,
as senator by appointment of Governor
Hardwick.
Rebecca Latimer FELTON,, eighty
seven, will go down to history as the
first woman to take seat In the United
States senate. To be sure, her actual
service was only few hours, but she
was actually sworn In. Moreover, she
made a speech as senator, being rec.
ognized by Senator Cummins. presi-
dent pro TEN of the senate. as "the
Junior senator from Georgia" Senator.
Elect George made this possible by
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Officers and Crew Praised for Rescue.

Washington. Secretary DENLY
transmitted to Lieut.. Com. W. /. Ed
wards of the destroyer Banbridge mis-
congratulations on the fine service
rendered by officers and men of the
ship on the rescue of 49, of the pas
sengers and crew of the burning
French transport Vinh Long, Dec 10
in the sea Of Marmorn, Included In
the message was an expression Of ap-
probation on the part Of Admiral
Dnmesnil, commanding French ships
IN the Ennstantinonia stDii"n
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HONORS FOR TWO AMERICANS
Louisiana Men Are Named as Honor.
ary Members Of the Belgian
veterans' Legion.

The signal honor Of being made hon.
orary member Of the Belgian Vet
erans' Legion came to Clarence J.
BOurg, Louisiana American Legion ma
tional executive committeeman, and
Mayor Robert Mouton of Lafayette,
La, during the lnterallied Veterans
association convention In New Or.
leans. There are only five honorary
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members Of the Belgian ex-servlce
mems organization.
The Louisiana men acted as hosts
10 the Belgian delegation ut the New
Orleans gathering. Presentation was
formally made by NJ. Joseph jaime, as.
sistant minister of labor for Belgium,
a vice president Of the association and
commander of the Belgian Legion.
The diploma and badge will be pre-
sented to the Americans by King AL.
bert at the next association gathering
at Brussels in 1923.
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GRAIN.
METAL, sIAIii<E ETs.
,nlorndo settIement pricea.

Denver.-The waters of the Platte
and Arkansas rivers will be exhausted
for irrigation purposes within the next
fifteen or twenty years, according 70
u statement made by Ralph Il. Carpen
ter, who represented Colorado at the
recent Colorado river treaty confer
ence, before the State Historical and
Natural History Society here.
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Uncle Sam Will Teach Nature Study

Public school officials and teachers
the country over will be interested In
a new departure of the United States
bureau of education as outlined In the
following letter from John J. Tigert,
United States commissioner of educa-
tion, to Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman.
chairman of the department Of applied
education Of the General Federation
of Women's clubs:
Dear Mrs. Sherman: have read
with interest your pamphlet on natural
science and nature study In the schools,
Including graded course Of study
from the kindergarten through the
sixth grade. The bureau of education
fully recognizes the Importance of the
study Of the practical application Of
the natural sciences to everyday life
In the education Of the child and be-
lleves that the subject should receive
special attention In the kindergarten
and the elementary grades. To secure
the best results the subject should
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A big schedule of intercollegiate oe

A big schedule Of intercollegiate oe
bates has been arranged for the teams
from the University Of Wyoming. The
women debaters will debate the ques.
ton, Resolved, That the United
States Should Cancel the Debts Due
Her from the Allies In the World
War;" and they will meet team from
the Colorado College Of Agriculture ut
Laramie, one from Nebraska State
Normal College at Laramie, and will
send team to the Nebraska State
Normal at Kesrney and one to the
colorado TeachaYs Collage at Graalsa
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can Legion, typifies
the spirit Of the
West In the World
war. Although he
was thirty-elght
years old at Its out
break, he c0uldn',
stay out Of the
scrap. So he threw
away his four-gal
lon chapeau an'
donned a campaig1
hat. spending twen
ty.tw0 months IL
the service.
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subjects Of the curriculum and credit
appreciate the work Of the General Federation
awaken general understanding teach
ing the education of the child
bureau will the project
possible
The General Federation
ans Sherman has
era which will publish
ton and lessons being the bureau
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Leglonnaires to
Mai. Gen. Robert
Tyndall Of Indian
apolis. recently re-
appointed national
treasurer Of the
ex-service mems
organization.
At all national
conventions and
Legion gatherings
of various kinds.
General Tyndall
has insisted upon
the adoption of n
financial policy
wharnhy national
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Quits Mayors Job to Become Senator

Mayor James Couzens of Detroit
has quit his job to become United
States senator from Michigan In the
place of Senator Truman II. Newber-
ry, resigned. Gov. Alex J. Groesbecl,
appointed him to fill the unexplred
term.
james Couzens was born in Chat
ham, Ontario, fifty years ago. Re-
puted to have fortune Of many mil
lions, he started his career as a
"newsie" on a passenger train.
In 1903 he became associated with
Henry Ford, taking position as book
Keeper. When he quit In 1915 he was
vice president and treasurer.
Mr.. Couzens' first public office was
that of police commissioner In 1916
He was elected mayor Of Detroit in
1918 and reelected last year.
A proposal sponsored by the mayor
for the purchase of the Detroit United
Railway lines lost by few votes in
1919. He then obtained authority Of
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ACTIVE IN LEGION AFFAIRS
National Vice Commander Cocke OF
Georgia Gets RESULTS With His
Financial Policies.
Rehabilitation Of disabled ex.service
men and the establishment Of sound

financial poll cies
have been the hob.
bles Of Il. Earle
Cooke Of Dawson,
Ga, national vice
commander Of the
American Legion.
Mr.. c. cke was
one of tho founders
Of the Georgia de-
partment OF the
Legion and has
been active In Le-
gion affairs ever
since. Serving rs
a mpmhar of the
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build municipal after this
negotiated the purchase the privately consolidated
the city lines after the had authorized the
The Detroit community fund him annually 100000
established homes and settlement houses
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HELPED WIN THE WORLD WAR
National Vice Commander, Of Wyoming,
. Typlfiss Spirit Of the West
In Great Conflict.

Chlles P. Plummer of Casper, Wyo.,
national vice commander of the Ameri-
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Gfe
AMERICAN
@I.|:G|()N@
Copy for This Department Supplied BY
the American Legion News Service.)
URGES BUDDIES TO PAY DUES
Major General Tyndali, National
Treasurer, Advocates Financial
Independence.

Credit Of the American Legion's
sound financial standing Is given by
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his credentials which certified election
incidentally there much the peament which
found themselves They Mrs FELTON, would
assembling Evidently
officially notified Of the death
received
Arokaa adjourn Immediately respect
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NEW-AUTO PARTs-USED

WINDSOR, 18th 4 I.nrimcr. Rooms Toe
up. Special rates to permanent guests.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

- Ste @timme bon len"
ieits. 2otti, Die 9reiiabrige, tubr
gum eritenmal nit Den Gltern i'm
5dlafmage,1. Sic ut,getpobnte 81.
tuation nlaGte iie iebr unrubig, uno
trob ouen 3uipru6s unb Ser Ser
1iderung, oaB Der Sdubengel uber
ibr madt, tpoute iie ni6t einidlafen.
SIMMER mieoer flang Die 6urborin'
eenOe &inoerltimme:
vYapa, bilt bu oaY"
vSSa, mein &ino@cn idlaf muir
f6Sn."
Ma6 eirer @eile: n@aama, biii
81 aud ba?"
$50, 2ott9e11, on mubt nun aber
n1d) iblafen."
Damn mieoerbolte ii4 6aS Grage'
uno Mntportipiel.
@l0Blid t0nte aus Dem Nebenab-
tell Sic Stimme eines unge6uloigen
Gabrgaites:
vSa, gum 9onneruetter, mir lin6
oue bier, @ater nno SHUTTER, Die
Briiber un6 bie @dmeitern uno Die
SnfeI uno $anten."
@inen Mugenblid luar 2otti rubig,
Damn rief iie: ~.
uMama!" HSj
rsssa, tpas oenn n1ei1 @in6?"
xManla, por Dos mein Sdu1t-
ergel?"
= Dur9 oie 8Iume. gu.
ftap, gu ieinem Greuno: n5ag NAL,
bu bait 6ein @osden mobl aus Dem
Serbarium gebolt?" = ~&erbart-
um?" rgeun ia, neil fie gar 10
plottgeorudt lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

- Aufgetlart. Auf einem
2anogut mar baufig &06innenpe9'
tel, uno Die @ausfrau bate bemerft.
6ab sic o%b5iebenoe @erle Ole reue
M%bl0iung ibon INNER our6 ibre
iebr perionliden Snformationen UT
ginitig beeinflnBte.
Oils nun tpieoer einmal @ebiel
I'M &udenregiment eintrat, moute
man ieoe 8eriibrung Der beioen ST..
din1en permeioen uno ididte, 6a
ole Mbfabrts- lu16 Mnfunfts5eiten
ungiinltig lagen, in eineln @agen
Die alte 40idi11 our 8abn uno einen
5peiten @agen our Citation, ser 6ie
neue abbolen ionte.
Witten a,lf Der 2anoitraBe begeg.
neten li9 Die bei6en @agen, uno sic
alte &o&in idrie ser ne.len i'm
@orbeifabren 81: :
~&onnen sic ale Gage @ammel-
fleiid elien?"
-@raftii9.- @r: Sd liebe
sic innig, Grdulein &lara, 6urfta
bisber ober nod nidt oaran oenfen,
Inn Sic an5ubolten. SeBt aber babe
i'd mir cine &leinigfeit geipart uno
froge sic, OBJ Gle 1tein @eib mer.
Sen tpoIen?
Sic: Sd geitebe Sbnen, 6aB i'd
Sie aud gang germ babe; ober be-
antmorten Sic mir bite cine 5rage:
SIT 6ie &leinigfeit grob?
- @bIubfolgerung. -
@irt Gals er fiebt, SOB ein Gait Gel.
terpalier III ben @ein gieBt, fir
lid): Sm, eS feb1t alio INNER nod!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Ole 81 u + a II tp~e II : II II g.


- Ole II a II tpre n bun e.
Der 9r0Bte 5pe5ialilt 0nl1l 9atle1-
ten): vgllIo Dor alien Gia9e11 oiir.
fen Sic lib nidt argern n11o. miif-
len gutter 2aune blcibe11- 8e11
l1nongelebn,es fonmlt, belieitei6ie-
ben, 1peancrfen, baum bcrgel1en!"
8atient: r&ielen Cant, @err
Broieiior, ib mer6e boran oenfeM,
tpeun. sSDrc @edna1ng fon1n1i."
- nebsrlufiig. 8rin5ipal:
rMfeper, aus ben1, mas Sic 90 lhrei-
ben, fo,n fei11 perniinftiger Menib
flug nerben." - Scum, mas braudt
Elm perniinftieer Menid nod tlug gu
merben!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
ST.: Sen oiden Moper iiebt man
6o6 im1ner an Ser @aiieroberfla9e.
g.: So, = 6as reinite Gettauge!

= 8ub. 8u mas nur Ser Bauer
aa9 nod e Haar Bfer6' binten an'n
@age11 a%11gebangt bat?"
Mubme: n8iit bod a hummer
8ab. Die Da6e gar melt nod Saus,
uro menn iid oie poroere &fcro milo
g'iprunge bam, binof er 1e binter
uno ipannt Sic bintere born ora1t."
- 8ei1ei0ene anrage.
&aiienor5t: GaS &ouaen nno oas
Grinfen bon 8ier nn6 Spirttuo1et
miiIIen sic nnterlaiien.
Botient Qleinlau): uno mie TT
es NIT Sem Mrbeiten?
- @efabrIid. Mun, $err
Dipferl, mer6en sic ii9 Die erlegte
Guile fir SIR Saso5immers aus
ltopfen laiIen?
SIN, lieber nidtl Meine Sdtpie'
germutter fonnte es am @toe FUR
tie Mn1pielung balten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
go Elm Muuer bat es bod gut,
ser IaBt feline Srau nur Damn fin
aer1. pe1111 sic Soluble nappertl

- IS e nj g gIanbIid. 5drb-
man11 (5u einem Monne, Der iid
nadts an eil1er &austiir beiddftigt):
@as bantieren Sic oenn % an Dem
@dloB berum? S6 CLAUDE gar, Sic
molten BORT eir1bredenl
Mann: SID .neil, i9 .tpoQte
tl1r ieben, Oh aues oiebeSfider Der.
i9lofien it'll
- HnnuBe Sra5ge. Grdn5-
den mar mieber einmal redt urlar.
tig. So iagte Napa gu ibm: .Bas
ion ib 6enn ieRt NIT Dir anfangen?
sou id bid einmal geborig onrdr
b%auen?"
6rar3: rJrag bod nidt lang, go.
pa, ou tult's ia 0o6!"
- 6 rle6ignng. 80 or: Sett
Jag ih bir's bereits gum %feditenmol,
bob mir Elm @nopf a1 Ser @eftf
feblt. SSebt bob ids balo iattl
sic: SEQ. enolih!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

- SbpII. Gremocr: @ie lit
benn ons Nauien bei benz S6ladt.
felt neulid %berlanfen2
8irt: $, 6as mar a 8ergnugen
3uIett:: mie Sic @isfopf nid,t aus,
eino11oer gu bringen NOR n, oa bab'
id nn Gopf 8nrltlnpp'n g'nom1na
nn3 ibne1 iber Die &opf' g'l6utt',
NADIA balm ia lie gegenieitig abg'>
l9ledt!
- gmpfebIung. 5remoer,
auf einem Dolffrieobof ltebenb: Sin
mirfli9 erbehen6er @eoanfe - bier
mitten in oen Bergen 5u ruben =
in oiefem ioplliiden @arten oes 6rie'
oens."
Subrer: So sos Is tpabr, uno
miiien's, sic g'iunoe 2ag,' Sic Der
&irdybof batl"
- Cute Narti lie. - g.: DeS
9oftors Brout lit nidt rur reid,
ionoern aud idon!
s.: Ssa, Die 1T Elm @olo, uno
3ierfii4.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

= 9 misunderstanding Srau
(6ie Elm flirrenoes @erdni9 bernom.
men bot, gum ueinenoen Mao@en):
I'm @ottes mi1en, @milie, reoen
Sic, pas lit geie)eben?
MGoden Gblud5eno): Gntfduloi<
gen g, gnai' Sralt, Ser fleine &uoi
lit militant ser 5augflai9e aus lei'
11er @iege gefaQen!
L@na6ige Grau: @ott lei 9anfl--
Sd oodte idon, sic batten cine met
net fo}tbaren @aien 5erbro6en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

= Mmori I'M &riege. @aus.
frau: vS9on tpieber Elm neuer Sol
oot in ser Slide? Neuli6 iteate11
Sic mir 6od einen gat15 anoeren als
Sbren 3ufunftigen Dor"
&09m: Sea- iepiB 6o4, Maoam
- 6ies is mein @egenmartiger!"
= @e6anfenplitter. Ser
Mann ser nabgibt, menn ct I'M
unredt lit, lit Elm meiier Mann; .aber
Ger Manr, Der nobgibt, men11 er i'm
&e1t 1T, 1T berbeirotet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
= q nun g.

= 81 % d II n 9:
rrDiele &ednung iiber 10000 Marf
lit mir oenn bod gu 6o9," bei4merte
lid Elm Silent BEL ieirlem Mn1palt. =
vMber i9 babe Sbnen sod groBe,
uni6abbare 9ienlte geleiltet, inoem
ib Denies, DOB Sic g%eiitesfranf iino
1,n6 sic bacurd fret befam." =
.Sa1pobl," ermioerte Ser Silent,
raber sic baben nidt bemieien, ooB
id idon 10 perradt bin, bieie @e9-
11urg az be5ahlen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
3urnf9e5ablt

Sci einem groben Mben0eiien bat
sic !@ausfrau einen Ser @aite, ei11el1
iungen Mr5t, sic gebratene @o11S gu
trandieren. Ser iunge ar5t itelte
li6 febr unaeididt an, lta6 li@ init
Ser @efliigelidere IN ben Singer
uno trennte en6li6 NIT Wiibe l1nb
Scot Ser Cons cine &eule ab. MiB=
biuigen6 iab Die Sausfrou gu u1lo
}ogte Damn: vNa, miiien Sie, Serr
Doftor, bon Sbnen muroe i6 mir
ou9 fein @ein abnebmen lal}en."
Da iagte ser Mr5t nit elmer bofli-
den 8erbeugune: r@naoi9e Srau,
sic iin6 ia aud feine iunge Cans"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

8ebpl (auf Dem &eimtpeg bonl
@irtsbaus): Slater. narum lauflt
ou oenn imn1er i'm 3id5od, %
.bouert's ia ei11e babe Stunoe Ian.
ger, bis mir na1 @auie fommen.
Batter: Drummer Nub', baS miu
id ia gerooe. Ser Ar5t bat mir
oo9 @emegung D%eroronetl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

= @toI5. n@ie entiduI0igen,
iin6 Sic Ser &err pom &auie?" =
uSSapobl, meme 6rau lit auf 6rei
8oden %perreiit."
- Aus ser S9ule. 2ebrer:
nDie 2iebe oer Mutter lit unenoli9
unb an ie6em Gage relt. sic ber5t
nno liebt bi6 un0 gibt Str ie6en
Moreer -? Scum, Mar6en, maS
gibt sir oeine Mama, men11 81 mor<
gems ermd6i?"
mar&en, iid idattelno: n2eber'
tran!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

- Gin loei1der 961nB.
sSraulein M.: @oben sic cine gir'
laoung gum Suneseieaeabau befom'
menu
Trqulein g.: Sapobl; i9 meroe
BORT -oos ein5ige iunge Maoden fein.
5raulein st.: @ober mtiien Sic
6enn oas?
4raulein s.: ga, @ie miiien bod,
ieoer SsSunggeieQe 6arf rur cine Gin
laoung perididen, uno i'd bab' bo1'
ie5em cine befommen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
,Wo3u broud)en sic sic 2eine?"
Tim 6ie mil6en Iiere at fangenl"
vuno tpas nebmer Sic alS So.
,er?"

= @osboft. = @i@ter (aut
elmer @ebirgsreiie gu ielnem Sub.
rer): @ier lit al1o- mie man la9t
= oas trefflide Srafel, oas ieoem
qroBen @eiit uber iein @efen Slut
iblub gibt?
Subrer: SSamobl, nebmen gle
qleid oie Grage, 6ie Sic ont metlten
belhaftiqt - Qber etpas laut!
1i6ter Qaut rufeno): @in i@ Elm
Genie?
@do: Nie!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

= MiIitarif@. @erseant,
8um Mefruten: vMenid, aus sic
miro i'm 2eben feen 5ol0at. W1e
sic BLOB 6aitebn, nit eer' Seen
u5tiugeltan6en" unb mit'n a1oern
v&iibrt eud"l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
@elt, @apa, meil Ser aaie 70
riedt, foun1t CT unter cine @las'
glode2
Mee, oomit er ni6t babonlauftl


= @oeiie un6 &roa q. er:
Sold cine Nfingitpartie lit bod et'
ma5 &errli9es! Sieb nur, mIe Der
blolte &immel auf unS be%rniaoer'
ladt!
5ie: &ein @unoer; Ser amiiliert
lid ieoenfals aud 0ariiber, Dob i@
nod %benielben SUIT TRACE mie I'M
porigen Sabr!
-Bemun6erung. Serr
(au1n &aulierer): Sdaltn Sie, oaB
Sic binausfommen, sic pare11 ood
erlt borgeltern oa!
&aulierer: @ott, pas baben Se
for e groBartiges @eoa@fhisl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

N.~--E
- 8eFatigt. 2anomirt (er-
freuD: @noli6 baben nal Die 8etter-
propbeten redt gebabt, oenn TIRE
beutige Giagnoie lalttete: gtorfes
@amitter NIT beftigen MieoerI@ld.
gen!
9ansden (fleinlaut): Gas babe
i6 an mir beltte in Der Sdule aud
gemerft!
- spari ia M. - Wirt (einer
5ommerfri{de, 3u ieiner 5rau):
Mit benz Didter. Der lid bel un3
eiuquartiert bot, baben mir, tpie mir
fdeint, mieoer cine feline Bartie sc.
madt; bot iih a ,paar Bnritel geben
lajIen, unb ems bapon muBte i'd ibn1
fir ben Mbeno auibebenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

&6ren sic nal, Serr Mii1er, i4
babe {oeben mieoer beoba6tet, bob
sic, onitatt 3u arbeiten, iid Dor Ga
den ben Baud balten; i'd bab' sic
aber r,ur engagiert oils @udbalter.
nidt als - @olld)balter
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

&ier, Slibor, nimtn De @e6i5in,
baB De geiuno tpirit!
M1, lab MIR, Grau, De Me6i5in
ner6 r1er au9 ni6t belfen.
@os? &dngen lab id mid, pett11
ie ntidt bilftl
gdon, 6an11 gib ie BERT
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Continued in col. 6, page 80
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
FARMERS 20 PER CENT
OF u. S. POPULATION

~ N ~ I II b A /
Washington, July is. The farm
Population of the United States. jam.
airy /, 1920, was 3i,g14.26A. or 200
per cent. OF the total population OF the
country according to returns OF the
last census announced today by the
census bureau of this number 81 $50.
o4o We're enumerated in rural terri
tory end 255,629 on farms located
within the limits Of cities and other
Incorporated communities having
1910 inhabitants or more.
The total farm population which
for the firstytime was enumerated sen.
arately from the rural population az
q whole and therefore has no com.
paratlve figure in the preceding census
amounted to 81 per cent. Of the rural
population which includes residents
OF incorporated cities and Villages
having fewer than $500 inhabitants.
unlncorporated hamlets, mining re-
gions and other areas not devoted to
agriculture. Thus while the rural
population constituted. il was stated.
nearly one'half of the country's total
only about three tenths of Its inhabi-
tants were living on farms. The pro-
portion OF the farm population to the
tai in the various states ranged
from n per cent, in Mississippi 10 rs
in Rhode Island.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
CONTINUED from col. 1. page 81

Continued from col / page 80
bill for each of the years aforesaid.
Aud the City of Ottawa hereby obi-
gates itself annually in due time,
manner and season to perform and
take all action required by law to
carry out the provisions OF this sec
tidn.
Section I. The bonds authorized
by this ordinance shall not be issued
unless this ordinance he approved at
an election, which Is hereby called to
be held on the 26th day Of July, 1922
Section 3, This ordinance shall be
in force from and after It's passage
and publication.
Passed by the Council Of the City
Of Ottawa, Illinois, this 9Th day OF
July, A. D., 1922.
w. w. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Approved by me this 18th day, of
July, A. y. 1922.
GEORGE " Il. WEEKS.
Mayor
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gates itself annually In due time
manner and season to perform and
take all action required by law ia
carry out the provisions of this sec.
tion.
Section 4. The bonds authorized
by this ordinance shall not be issued
unless this ordinance be approved at
an election, which is hereby called
to be held on the 26th day of July,
1922.
Section s. Thi, ordinance shall be
in force from and after it's passage
and publication.
Passed by the Council of the City
of Ottawa, Illinois, this 9Th day of
July, a. u. 1922.
w. ". CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Approved by me this 5th day of
July A. ID. 1922.
GEORGE Y. b. WEEKS,
Mayor.
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bill for each of the years aforesaid.
ana the city OF Ottawa hereby obi.
gates Itself annually IN due time,
manner and season to, perform and
take all action required by law to
carry out the provisions of this sec.
ton.
Section 4, The bonds authorized
by this ordinance shall not be issued
unless this ordinance be approved at
an election, which is hereby called to
be held on the 26tll day of July, 1922.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be
in force from and after its passage
ana publication.
Passed by the Council of the City
of Ottawa, Illinois, this 9Th day of July
A. D., 1929.
w. w. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Approved by me this 9Th day of
July A. d. 1929.
GEORGE V. B. WEEKS.
Mayor.
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r. A. Green, Attorney.
NOTICE

Estate of Thomas Tully, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the Nm.
dersigned, Executor OF the estate Of
Thomas FULLY. late of the County Of
La Sale and Safe of Illinois. de-
ceased, will appear before the Probate
Court OF said county, on the first Tues.
day tbeing the 9th day. Of september.
1922, at the Probate Court Room. IN
Ottawa, in said county. when and
where all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate are notified
to attend and present the same in
writing FOR adjustment.
Dated the 10th day of July, A. d.
1922.
AL. r. SCHOCH,
Executor.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
On the 18th dayof July, D. 1922
Z propositions:

Tor the Of voting the following proposions 50
An Ordinance authorizing the issuance of Fire Department Equip
me bonds the of 100000 and providing payment
thereof An Ordinance authorizing the
Hit Street and Spring Street Hill bonds the amount of $2OO0OOO
providing o the payment thereof and An Ordinance authorizing
OF Lateral Canal Main Street bridge bonds the
S., 600 90 and poyiH the
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POLLING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

First ward Town Hail. First Avenue
Second ward, Hotel Ottawa, Columbus Street
Third ward Town Hall, Lafayette Street
Fourth ward Ceedon Bldg Columbus and Marquette Streets
Fifth ward Iiellman Building, Chestnut Street
Sixth ward, Schaeers Hail. Chestnut Street
Seventh ward VIM Mdngh barber shop West Main and Harden
Polls will be opened o'clock and
Of said day
H1/1-@<1-z5I
City Clerk.