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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
MAS EcoNoM1As EN- LA ARMADA
wAsH1NeToN. febrero.-se es

WASHINGTON, febrero.-se esta
discutiendo en- los circulos navaies, asi
como entire miembros del Congreso, 81
la clase que ha de graduarse en- JUNO
pr6ximo en- la Academia Naval de An
napolis, Sc lie permitira entrar EN- SER
vicio active seran devueltos la vi
da civil. Al mismo tempo Sc espera re-
bajar ell ndmero de los candidates admi
tidos anualmente mucho menos de la
tercera parte de los admitidos con ell
presente plan. El Secretario de Marina
espera hacer economics que alcancen a
$3.50 600 600 anualmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
Interesantes informaciones de
la prenSa americana

Utica sostenida por ell ex- -presidente vii
son. Espero que la idea seguira con EXT
to para satisfaction de sus sostenedo-
res. FL Gobernador citado dijo: "'El
pueblo americana comete a veces injus-
ticias sin tener tempo para pensar, Pc
70 luego con ese buen humor q. lie carac-
teriza. reconoce la grandeza de los prin-
cipios sostenidos por Wilson. FL Gober
nador citado es republican,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
RAsGo FILANTRoPICo

MUNcIE, Indiana, febrero.-Los ca
pitalistas de esta ciudad, conocidos con
el nombre de BALL BROTHERS, han
donado para fines de instruction y de
caridad la cantidad de un million de do
lares que han distribuido entire difereA
tes colegios y sociedades caritativas. La
Escuela Normal del estado recibi6 Ia
mayor cantidad, ascendente a $3.50, 900.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
Ell FIGARO" vEND1Do

PARIS, febrero. Ell Figaro, uno
de los peri6dicos mas importantes de
esta ciudad ha pasado manos de Mr..
Coty, c6lebre industrial de perfumeria.
Embellishments Sc pas6 aviso al re-
dactor principal, de que suspendiera los
editoriales del periodico hasta nueva
ordel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
LA FoRTALEzA MENTAL DE ROOT

NEW YORK, febrero 16.-El senador
Elihu Root gran eStadista americana,
cumpio aver II a1os de edad. Estuvo
trabajando como de costunbre en- su
oficina luego poni6ndose ell sobreto-
do fue dar un paseo por la ciudad.
Todo ESQ despues de la improba labor
que ha tenido durante las Conferencias
de Washington en- donde redacto los
documentos hist6ricos mas inportantes
que Sc convirtieron en- tratados. En- su
hogar de la Quinta Avenida, ndmero
9o8 ,tuvo lugar anoche una reunion
familiar en- donde sus dos hijos con
sus esposas y Ia esposa de Mr.. Root,
pasaron un ratio de algeria, siendo lue-
go visitados por las numerosas anlista-
des que cuentan en- la ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
AUMENTA LA IMPORTATION
DE VINOS

WASHINGTON, febrero.-El Depar-
tamento de Comercio informa que du-
rante Ell aiio de 1921 fueron importados
Estados Unidos SAIL, 900 en- vinos
espirituosos y otros hcores medicinales,
10 que signifca un gran aumento COM
parade con $3,269 900 que Sc importa
ron en- mil novecientos veinte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
CONTRA Ell cAToL1cIsMo


cIUDAD DE MEJIco, febrero. La
Legislature de Yucatan tiene un pro
yecto en- consideration, en- virtud del
cual solo seran pernitidos seis curas
cat6-icos en- todo ell estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01
ENoRMES BENEFIcIos

BOSTON, Mass.-La compaiiia cons-
tructora de navajas de seguridad demo-
minada ''Gillette Safety Razor Co."
ha presentado un balance como benefi-
clos de la compafifa durante ell aflo que
termino en- diciembre tltimo, ascendente
la suma de $7,o0S, ,564 contra $6So3,
4o7 en- 1920 y S5,252, 1876 en- 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-01

dos. FL Olympic que lego aver ira
jo tambfen cuatro millones de d6lares
en- orc destinados la casa de Kuhn,
Loeb Co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
6crmetif &ipo.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meboe
Ter, at M oa SIagtctiOen nprmer
zig, piloe set falife ppre al SntereS.
le at bore libt ON 5ilbcre0eIic OF
Spbeparing al &iso. Gepartemelt.
tet motog FOR Ell Sio iiocn ct @rcu
ira ell SarmerS Salitrlt, bpori htil
fortGIler liot ON bporbou bun be.
Ganoler &ieoet efter SIagtnilaen.
Celune apinoe Dor paa Ell 1000
Stores Sarm / aanios, flere Ntil fro
Scrnbane, men henbe3 Siem er mo.
fer1te / erhuer Setieerloe, iaa bun
har oct pua mango Waaoer mere let.
pinot emo matge Der bar iii gieroom
bcIt99enoe peo Sernbane. Sum er
me3ct intcrcSieret / Surm 9uremtet,
q iGrIig oa / ale in~benoerS Sore.
tagenbcr. Sim ifriper til 7arlr
&ureailct blanbt anbet ielgenoe:
Seq En- mi fproig meb NcbIeg,
ninacn at Siso. Seq lo1be neo her
metiit 10 Charts meo &ipo OF Gioo.
frat. ri lifer &ieoet beoit uaar oet
er brtnet goot / Suncn for Set neos
lrgacs. Otter set cr brunei, ifirrer
ieg oct op % itllper oct neb / &rllf'
Ter og tilfsier Salt % araft IOnl
panlig. Otter at ieg bar ifaaret fra
ale oe pene Stpffer, tar ie alll
@rnter og anoet, mailer oct % frpb'
rer BET neb | &ritffer | liot Groft.
Set err meget eoot naar oct n tilbe,
reot poa oenne Naaoe. og enfeItC
@an9e tilfsier ieg Tlcif, 500 or
arpboerier buoreiter ieJ tilbereoe'
eu "meot Loaf.
Seq ~ncblGg9er ligeleoe@ Sllpp1
trrft, Cans, 2eper o. anoet, OF De
or ilig Ell 2ettelie at uibe at ma,
ripper at arpenbe alt oct ferife Gie;
nleo oct iartnte for at set life iful
toge Sfaoe.
Seq Iaget omtrent 80 Elno Se
Be at Salg, % BEN piite iia at bore
nleaet goo, iflmrnet goot, % bupot
irgen ubebageIig Sltgt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Sommsren, og iulbtommsusior6e iislge
bernie Ell 6ormuIa, Der briuser aue laSe
Ssns til at IGs9s 2g9 os brirss Sortisnsfts.
Snbsn fem snsr Ter Saos oI Ssuue cpFubsl',. icm
fables N2tito Saa Tablets. forpRae bin 5sn'rrot.
S'ne psner oI 9aa ~'trntteubs % ,afIsrbe om.rlua
u1eo rob Ram, lube al Sip o. 8 uerai. posrt Rsoe
hi nos st Sg n0'tsr Spsr Sal llaeu. hutIt.t bar
r1east at tst. oa sS9stue oisisIiG oil uao op i60 @suts
elsr mere. 3ette sr life uoasn SistuiHa. ba mere sEb
10000 helotee Siertruoporgttere bsutousr ben itore
gGrot | @fr. Smtths 9rooutter.
SHsHo t~or'tisnlat fra HoQet auost bert ON fsr, CT
SItto sea Tablets letts at auosnbs pso itrIpsIthsu
at htppe benz nso SrltteoaRbst.
Sao o%oerbsoiit rr Ntr. NTH ON at bu tan furboblt
ener treooble Dit llobntte az s@a. at han tilbaber al
lsuoe TO 'tcrs 81 Batter af -5ttto Sga Tablets (uot
for en- Sr'oD I'll hosmioubsIit Der pl ftrirs s't,r
BEN. ooiS ou er tiIfrsos foitsr bet Dig pth bette 5Rs
tronatttonstilbuo tuH 81. eaers tutst.
Seno tueer Tsuqt - fun BIT Faru "a bin goreS's
I'll Nt 3. Smtth. l24S SOFA Gola SIea.. anuias
eup. DO. &c 10 81 Batter hi blioe ienet sishIi,tts
li9. SGar be auiomursr bttaI ppituauoeu tlH 81 %
Ho'inorto. BRIG AZ btsis Tablets / 10 Saqe. Snis
on life faar mere %a sltr az npatu anoen 6ruue tie
er t,lfreoS. ieuh tuu be abrusts Tablets tiIbaa. oa
otHe ReHge otI eiebIIttaig % uheu uossH SpsrasEtaat
bitne returuerros. On flor Sart Raufas Gitp aas
rantrrer bette SIbrOS BaaIioeIlehto. Strip iSaa fer
bette SutruouitioustiIbuo bIiper truitet tiIbaae. ba
ou fan iGIas ben enc Battle til en- Zen % iaaleoss iaa
bin eQeu trtt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Oct oplpics paa Soranlcbnina, at
"Iuers Sanrilies Sourral"s 4outpr / aris
'tiaria er S~torgaoer 30. 8Iaoets 4aent
! amerifd er Sobn &. Gnoerien, Spg PAP,
Srofslnn, 81. 9.
Eli en- Spsreer (&r8. Sobnion) +:
Ger bar | Iarenes 2sb pGret ~oIlebaanoe
Hh9ter noe ON Irs. Belle 8unncis %
heuSes NffGrer, men oct er bare 8irts
Ringer. Sntet paaIibcIis or ~tpnitatcret.
gtrs. Ole aitteIion, S05 gottous
MOOD Ct, 8rano Sorts, y. 0at., eniter
at ptoe. bpor bun fan tiobc Ell norit
Spinoerpf. Strip til benbe birefte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

) Sercs @Iao Tp. 20 for 7De Roosms
Der loarer 0c pan 6oreipsr9ieI ira tr
Ibonnent. at iaapiot Sc peb er "Snris
bans" 9aat tno. Gette er inscnIunbe
Stlfrlne. "Spriba1l3" Icoer % uotoms
mer frembeles | beoite g~eIeaacuoe. Sen
ian beltiles fra grpebitionen, Ooure3.
ganen 3, artitiauia, % toitcr icubt til
II. g. ". 5 Collars for ct belt Ior.
Sorto i%ntIuiipe. Sc beoes eoobebshiIot
9iare Snbienoereu betieubt bermeb. %
le9 ufierot nep ban (benoe) er aiitdaret
fra ar eiere Set. S@rbepioit
for "SpribanS" Spu. Spiftas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
6r9sboppepldsen.

s Spttiaarene msbte Settlerne e,
M Ganifeligbe0. De b~lootsritige
Snbianerc bar mar fGrbig meb, men
Den fienbtIigc Scr. iom MI faitebc
fig oper S%ettlcmentet, bar life tort
beore - @rPsbopperne. 90 tom /
iadom Wpnaoc, at De ifpgaebe for
Solen. Saa fortRqer G%ienpibner.
Zen Iopeuoe Iplin9 blep paa fort
2io fort9ret al benne Yeit. Set bar
graaoiee Smaoopr. Se aab life bare
op al 8rsoe, men ell gammel SettIer
fortalte mig, at De enbog bapoe soe.
Iagt ct eobt greifaft for bam. : TO
aar efter binanoen fit man omtrent
8reoe, OF Sr. Smalbans meo
tit blege aniigt banfeoe paa enbper
9sr. 9armbicrtise Wenncifer, TOM
bar bebre itiaeoe, ienbte Dog oe for.
trenete SrGnber babe WaS os ale-
Ser til fri ~llbbeling bIanbt DC melt
betrGngte. Eaitor Wuls, iom bapoe
feet Silitanoen paa merit $olo,
fig til SalSmanb for en- @e.
o9selie / Den Retnine. og mango al
be 9Ibre ii9r fit osiaa Of benne
meget tilopers for benne Gre.
temanb."
(Wfere,)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
Qaben K~orreiponoance.

Ui beiparer S~psrasmaaI. fan sott oi fan. rsb be
RiIber, ION itaar III Dor gtaobteb.o. men paotar %
isie npaet iuribiif an'por for. Of sparene | aae Til
tolber sr abioIut FORFEIT os tplbttaisrsube.
SperasmooI fro ger'ontr. ION ifie opair fine yoous
til Teooitioneu, btinore8 Ute.
epsraers bsbss aHatte fine SpsrasmaaI | ct areit %
tnbeIia gprpQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
WSpfnbclie brinser
9bns til at lesge.

@nbper Spcrrtt.r al TisrtrG fan let os
biirtt9 forooble i'm Sortieu.fs p.b at for.
oobIe ut nbbptte al 2gs si.nusm ben merit
uGro'Se SptnOetie al SO. 3. Smitb, en-
Semiter / Sanias @itp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

tilfsieoe ban. SEQ fllnoe bare for.
fire, at oct elroeoc mig at erfare,
at hi, Iom bapoe pGret temmelig lige.
linoeoe l1ngoommen, fremoeles
bouoe ct faaes @rrnOipn paa Ell iaa
flor Sopeoiag. @or oi 9apio og
Sonatban / bet imoo / 9arnoommen,
ioa bar hi bet enonl, mere MI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

2. Gar Sc "San Ola og ban Ser"
paa Gnaelit2
g.: 1. Soreipsrs paa gputefet. DC,
fables "Sneenie" paa Guselif.
2. Rct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Deb at urbeibe |
en- beIt upRstuius
opba9sbe Wtr.
Smttb, hporfor
Sons IGseermius
Sre al 2Gs ON
Btutereu eno ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Sp,: Spor er She 9oung GiIo @eit
Saper" nogipet?
Sp.: Oct fjenber hi life til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
Su aac S9ge g0inenne

nil Der bli ieuet 8rep ON Ell uomsrfst Ntes
bieiu for aitma, Sroutit. Saturrb, 90 Grippe
(Slu), 6eiebsr, Seun;sSbeo, ursut Blob oiu.
4. D.. @erah, 1929 u. ssS,ie gpe., Sbieaao. ID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
RAJ
IDS

RAF
IDS
|Ograftr
B, S5c.
|sn Wpn.
flof.
EN- IDOL.
| 2apn.
erWoa
|9forse.
kn IDOL.
len Woa.
her.
En Wpu.
|e De.
euWpu.
|ou3uet.
|on3uet.
|iif)
II Gitbp. |
|fomiH) |
tfSftbe.
pm |
Farming |
PnSpIp. |
EARNING |
crapo, |
|rtt Spe /
@i be- \
Sarbet |
|op (
RG0, ILL /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Sp.:. 1. Spab ian leg eisre meb min
Nabo, iom logger neb init 8jGrbe %
iIipper fine &reaturcr / nit Stature 90
brl9er bet Iar efter Iar uben at ippr9e
mig berom?
2. aan leg fprbre g%ritatnin9 at ham
for grleeu al nit Yaiture?
3. Sporneeet brlger man at bereane
Jig pr. Raaneo for $40 eler 5eit?
a. CT Der noscu Snrbelou for 8iss
coniin. o. bporIeoes lpber ben?
Sp.: 4. De fan iasissc ban,.
9. Sa.
3. Oct bcitcmmes otter ben sirnsie
Ntsift | bet Strss, bpur De Dor.
4. &c nrrn,erc getemmelier ansaa $
enbe bisfc Sing fan De bebit faa rche
paa pco at fprbsrc Scm hos en- Sasfsrer
| nGrmeite @p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Sp.: Spiltcn Sag / ll9en bar 1Soe
Sccember 1862?
Gu: Gu Sprsbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Sp.: Spao fables @uitatslomnc pda
gnecIit?
Su.: Wacc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19
3ailionsQ aneeu.

Nen hi nloa Ifpnbp os oiberc. vi
maa MI oper paa 8eitiiben. Ser
itanier ri lGngit noe / en- Salos -
/ ben i~oafalote RaiIion.Songe. Ser
ira er lloiigten oper Den oeitligc og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

sp,: /, Spor fan ies iaa ,isbt aonse,
rseelie?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Sp.: 4. Sppr 9artle er fslgenoe nor
tie 9per: Bergen. Srpuhhieut, ariitiania,
Staonuser?
,. 5piIten af benz bar Iorees Glbire
Sopebitab?
3. Spor fort er Stapun9er antt?
4. Spormdnee gper og Smaabper
bsrcr til Stapanscr Gmt?
8. Spem er Norses rieeite Ianh?
8. Spcm er @erbensmeiter pda
Sfsiter?
Gu: 1. Bergen (SjSrspin) anlasbes
ni Slau 2prre unttrins Aar 1910, 5rpnba
biem (Nibaros) af Slau IrpspaiOn slar
997. SSlu blep anlast al Saralb
Saarbraabc | gaibten al bet lite aars
bunSrebe; | 1924 brGnbtc ben, % ben
sicuupbpssebe Sp ff 0apuet ariitianin
efter ariftian ben 5ierbe. stapansers
@runbIraseIie baterer ia tilbase til ON.
firing Mar 400.
2. NibaroS (3rpnbbiem).
3. Stapanser Mmt (GssalanbS Suite
ubsiSr ct Mreal paa 9147 ailpmeter.
4. S%osnbal, Gseriunb, Sannnes,
Stauanaer, Sfubesnesbapn, 2ppperpii,
Sa~useinnb.
3. Oct pcb pi life.
g. Oscar Watbiicn.
Sp,: /, Spor fan ies faa ,isbt aouses
reacIie?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-19

Gu: aau Ell Ranb. Der bar boiios
oenoc / Soma for ariaeu, men CT M
boiibocube / Iinneiota, faa SoIoaters
Bonus / Soipa?
Sp.: IA.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11
No Minority Coercion

President Harding had perfect
confidence in the peoples verdict
when he wrote one of the spokes-
men of the striking rail workers.
eff you mean to challenge the
righteousness of free men to be
protected in their lawful pursuits
against interference and violence,
1 viii be glad to join you in sub
mitting that question to the de-
cision of the American people" "
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11
this community the same as in
any other.
Clean Up The Camp

Moses taught the children OF
Israel the art of camping out. II
he hadn't they would never
have reached the promised land
But apparently they did not
hand down to their descendants
the very important lesson of how
to clean up a camp when you are
fixing to leave it. More than
one landowner can testify to this,
when he visits the scene of a re-
cent camp and finds waste paper,
pieces of meat that have drawn
an army of flies, discarded boxes
and more or less filth scattered
about. Too frequently shrub
berry and trees have not received
as careful attention as they
should have had. The average
camper doesn't mean to ruin an
other mans property. He is
just thoughtless, that'sall. And
yet, it would seem that if he
wanted to do the right thing and
make it more pleasant for the
next camper who comes along he
would treat property around him
just as he would want his own
treated-and he would clean up
his camp before he moved on
1own the road.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11
Why Not?

enfranchisement of women.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

Let's get the matter straight
at the beginning of the cam
paign. A vote for Jim Reed is a
vote against the League of Ma
tions and the entire program of
the Wilson administrations "a vote
against prohibition, a vote
against enforcement of the Vol
stead act and vote against the
enfranchisement of women.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

There is not a person in the
country, with mind untainted by
the teachings of Gompers, but
will concede that a man has a
right to work when employment
is offered him free from interfer-
ence from any third party. The
soundness of that doctrine is so
patent that to despute it reveals
a complete lack of sympathy
with the fundamental principals
upon which this government is
founded.
But the labor leaders of the
Gompers stamp know that if
they acknowledge the right of
idle men to accept employment
wherever and whenever they can
find work their power is doomed,
and the strike as weapon in la
Dor disputes has lost its potency. |
Every strike would be speedily |
broken if the employers were left
free to hire men willing to take
the places of those who had vol
left their jobs. Mr..
Gompers knows that to make a
strike effective, would be workers
must be overawed by picketing,
threats, and intimidation. They
must be prevented at all hazards
rom taking the places of the
trikers.
The American people will never
tc an organization of a ,
cry small minority of their num-
er exercising a deliberate coer-
ion over the rest. MI. Harding :
elies on the American sense of
air play when it can be expressed
rec from the vicious influence of !,
IL Gompers and his coterie. =
he direct question probably will
ever be presented to the voters
or decision, but practically ev- ?
ry republican candidate for Of n
ce at the fall elections will en-
orce Mr.. Harding's position, and !,
ne voters can then determine q
neither they want their public :
afcials governed by such poll
es. There is not a doubt that
le answer will be overwhelming
Yes" \
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

We have read of many recent
conferences at the white house
Pres. Harding has had railroad
magnates in conference with a
view to getting better freight
rates. He has had mine opera
tors together to talk over coal
prices and conditions, and there
have also been conferences of
leading manufacturers. Now,
since he hasn't a real, honest-to- =
goodness dirt farmer in his cabi-
net, why not call into conference
a number of real farmers--not
men who own farms and live in
the city, but men who actually
live on and cultivate farms?
Such a conference would be
worth something to every citizen
of this nation, because in a large
way every citizen is dependent
upon our farmers. There are
enough important matters need
ing adjustment to make such a
conference worth while, and no
one has any means of knowing
just how much benefit might
come out of it. We are not try
ing to tell the president his busi-
ness. But we can't believe he
would make a mistake if he
called a conference of farmers
and got their views on present
conditions and their opinions as
to how those conditions could be
bettered. +
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

It-seems to have been a pretty
good brand of political dope The
Blade had when it announced in
its issue just preceding the pri-
mary that the Lozier-Rucker
contest had developed into a
band wagon affair and that Mr..
Lozier was occupying the driv-
er's seat.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11
GriIling Candidates

We note from exchanges that
in a number of sections women
voters are demanding of candi.
dates that they publish their
views on all important public
questions, and we believe the
fair sex has opened up something
that male voters never seemed
able to accomplish. The women
of America are entitled to vote
why are they not entitled to
know the views of the candidates
who seek their ballots? We be-
lieve women voters around La
clede will agree with US when we
say it is far better to come right
out and ask the candidate where
he stands than it is to consult
their husbands, who generally
know too little about the men
they support. The time has
come in this country when every
0ne must protect his own pocket
book. And just how a legislator
7otes after he gets into office has
! lot to do with the pOcketbook.
20 this new move to put candi-
lates on record bears on its face
he mark of a mighty good thing
thing entitled to attention in
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11
FIapper DAYS Are Over

The flappers have had theiI
day, DR.. Paul RAIDER, evangelist
told a large congregation in his
tabernacle at Chicago the other
day.
young men aren't marrying
as they used to" he said. "Men
don't want fiappers for the
mothers of their children"
The young men of today are
in revolt against the downfall of
womanly, standards, DR.. RAIDER
said, and pointed out that the
percentage of young men turn
ing to religion is greater than
ever before, while women are
turning away.
The girls of today are so
bold, free, painted and cynical
so painted and exposed, lawless
and fragrant with unbacoming
that the young men do
lot know where to turn for
iweetness, truth, warmth of
leart and simplicity unless it be
o religion" he said.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

The preacher doesn't say much
about it, but it is believed he
would prefer to have members of
his congregation do their sleep
ing at home.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

The "Rid-Us-of-Reed" club of
democratic women, brought into
existance during the primary
campaign, still has some work
to do.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

A united, militant party is
solidly behind Mr.. Brewster and
the campaign is going to be one
of the livest ever pulled off in
the state.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

Our advice to Laclede auto
drivers is to never dispute with a
railroad locomotive. You may
reach the crossing first, but the
locomotive is liable to stay
longer.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

The only thing worse than a
poor man with a big family is a
man so rich he hasn't any family.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11
FRIDAY. AUGUST II, 1922.

The big chautauqua of the
county will be held August 19 to
81.
The Laclede blade., 1922-08-11

The way they have of reading
is not the only thing that is up
side down in China.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

SOMERSET HILLS-Owen Winston. 10
IS. 73; l.. II. ConlSlin. S3-5, rs Il. E.
Moody. s4-S-7s Tachariss Belcher. 9s
--l2-S6.
WYKAGYL-Four ball match play: c.
r. Query and H. Il. O'Brien. 2 down
10 par; Henry II. James and r. n.
Miller. down; ~ f. Flood and A b.
Campbell. 2 down. Sweepstake (Class
A)--Won by r. r. Mamlok, SS--15,
10. Class B-Won by Arthur Mari.
s5--32. 63.
APAWAAIIS-Eightee hole handicap:
L. Platt. $50, ~: j.. ]. Snyder,
tied for first. sweepstake--Won by
B. T. Elebash, s1--9. 72; c. y, Pea
cock. S0-3. II. second.
DEA AL-Eighteen hole match play
against par (Class A)-Won by
Father p. Cornelius, down. Glass
B--Won by f. J. Arend. down. Club
championship-Quali round post
poned to next Saturday.
WESTCHESTER HILLS - Morning
Sweepstakes: Won by d. FL Haynes.
As0--14. 66. Afternoon sweepstakes--
Won by u. II. Haynes, 85--14, IL; J.
Kelleher. 9S-26. ~. second: J. S.
Sayles, 91--1s, 73. third. Putting con-
test-Tie for first between +. c. Nc
Loughlin and Il. c. Tracey. each with
80. Medal play handicap--Won by II.
l.. REM. TIP. SIS.
PORT HESTER-Eighteen hole medal
play, qualifying round for Governors
cup: l.. w. Studwell. Sill. 10, ii.
E. Pease. 99--27 72; George Mertz,
S4-11. 73: r. NJ. Godde, Sill 73.
INwOOD-Senior tournament (second
round): J. Lauchmeier defeated ].
Arnold, . and /; e. Wild defeated l..
F. Lippman. and /. III. e. Steiner de-
feated C. N. Schwartz. 2 and 1; Jack
Bass defeated T. A. Come. and 6.
ECHO I4AKE-August Cup Finals. Class
August Baum defeated G. Roy
Auster, 4 and 8. Class B-H. G. Nett
ZACH defeated F. NJ. Snyder, Sr.. 3 and
2. Class CIV. f. Moody defeated
p w. Gilbert, 2 and /. Sweepstakes-
A. E. Keller. S6--11-76; c. r. Aus
ter. S7-10-77.
NIA--Sweepstakes--J w. Wright,
S5-l5-70 Leo McDonough. S1-10-7l:
Canoe Brook, Glass A. Sy'eepstakes--