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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25

seemed all at once presented to him.
Father" said he firmly, II have never
disobeyed you before in my life. But
this time 1 must do so. shall ask
Mary Foster to be my wife the first
time see her-and will see her this
very night"
He went out of the Office before his
father could get in another word, with
head erect and look of determine
ton on his face. But in his eyes was
a new light-the love-light which had
been long smoldering there, and had
now, by the words of his father, been
kindled into a flame. That evening
he called upon Mary. Amos was the
first to regain his self-control, and he
plunged into the matter at hand at
once.
Mary" said he, 81 have been in
have just found it out. Will you mar
ry me?"
YES, Amos replied Mary, "but
mother said 1 mustn't"
Father said 1 mustn't" replied
Amos, "but 1 am going to-"
The next day Tom Fisher and John
Foster met on the street and shook
hands cordially.
"Came out just as we had planned,
didn't it, TOm?" said Foster; 'but
don't you ever tell my wife that
worked her for a cat's-paw-she'd
skin me alive. She's mad as a hat
ter now with Mary; but she'll get
over it,"
1.-Two clever old guys, we two, amt
we, Jack?" replied Foster, and quoted:
HE was warned against the woman;
she was warned against the man;
And If that don't make a wedding,
then there's nothing else that
can"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
Uncle Jasper.

proverbs amt always correct" be-
gan Uncle Jasper. "I'll cite you a
case. Some years ago Rothschild de-
cided to add to his collection Of
MOSES and lichens from many parts
of the world, but he wanted more. He
wanted moss from the Urals. from the
Arctic circle, from the tip end of Pata-
gonia. He was ready to pay good
salary. And who did he employ to
gather this moss? A rolling stone."-
Louisville COurier-Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
Another "Auto" SUGGESTION

"Why are you always hurrying so?"
Dunno; maybe my rubber heels are
made from the tire of some speed
wagon"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
they hold 100000 900 gallons.

The pools are supplied from spring
in cavern called Biz Darash. A
large quantity Of gravel and stones has
been removed, and the aqueduct and
tunnels between the spring and the
pools repaired; and Jerusalem has its
up-to-date waterworks- splendid
tribute to the science of ancient Rome.
For many years the origin of Jeru-
salem's water supply was a secret.
During the siege of Jerusalem the he
siegers were disappointed in their hope
Of the city surrendering through lack
Of water.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
FLASHLIGHTS

Sincerity never has to be advertised.
1t can always be recognized.
Since women have begun patroniz-
ing the barber shops, the conversa-
ton in six-chair place isn't nearly
so loud as it used to be.
Whenever we meet one of those pro-
fessiOnal greeters we always feel that
no man can really be as glad to see
us as that fellow let's on.
Every time we start reminiscing we
can't help discovering what lot OF
splendid opportunities to get rich we
have overlooked in the last 20 years.
Detroit Free Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
Modern Jerusalem,

The ancient city of Jerusalem, where
Christ did so many of his mighty
works, now has a modern waterworks
system. The reservoirs known as the
Pools of Solomon were not really
Solomon's at all, but were made by
Roman engineers. These have been
cleaned out and their leaks stopped.
Now two Of them are at work again.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25

Lots of men fall over themselves
trying to get ahead of others.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25

A man follows precedent as long a.
II benefits him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
WORTH KNOWING

Molasses will remove grass stains
Lemon and salt win remove mildew
stains.
. Try soaking in the mildeved garment
Ammonia in the rinse water will
add luster to cut glass.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-12-25
WISE MEMS WORDS
Men are never so good or SO
bad as their opinions.


Positiveness is a good quality
for teachers and preachers.
There are moments in life
worth purchasing with worlds.
We must beat the iron while
it is hot, bnt we may polish it at
leisure.
1t is good thing to laugh at
any rate; and if a straw can
tickle man it is an instrument
of happiness.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
Cannot Buy Furniture
 For Garage Committee

No action could be taken last night by the committee on printing and supplies on the request of the garage commission for a library table, filing cabinet and six chairs to fit up the new office in city hall. because the incidental fund has hardly enough money in it to meet bills due this month. An estimate of the cost of the furniture will be presented at a later meeting and the council will be asked to provide the funds. The com mittee voted to buy sealing machine for the tax collectors office at a cost of $45.50, less s allowance on the machine now in use.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
Italian Aerial Forces
 Are Being Strengthened

Of ltaly's aerial forces Is proceeding actively, in part through voluntary contribution scheme. This plan calls for the contribution by each Of the 72 proyincrs Of an airplano bear ing the name Of the province, while the directive committee Of the fas- eisti party will supply one bearing Mussolini's name. Since some Of the richer provinces have already ex- pressed their intention to supply more than one airship il is expected that within few months the project will provide more than one hundred new aircraft.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
JITNEY DRIVER NOT
 BLAMED FOR CRASH
Judge filling Discharges Charles Muter, Arrested for ReCkleSsneSS

Charles Muter, driver Of the Chap man street jitney bus which struck an automobile operated by Arthur Sandell of Bristol at the corner of Stanley and Pleasant streets early last evening, was discharged when ar raigned before Judge filling on a charge of reckless driving. Sandell's car, as the result of having been struck by the jitney was pushed onto the sidewalk and struck Anton Lar son and Aaron Schultz, the latter having been knocked down with such force that he sustained injuries to the right leg which cause him to walk lame.
 Muter was driving south on Stan ley street and Sandell west on Pleas- ant. Sandell admitted that he did not see the bus until he had reached the intersection of the streets and when he arrived there he stepped on the gas" in an effort to cross the street before the bus. The rear end of the car did not escape being struck by the jitney The two rear wheels of Sandell's car were smashed and the machine thrown up onto the  sidewalk where it struck Larson and Schultz.
 Former State Policeman Arthur Rutherford testified that he saw the jitney travelling at the rate of 25 miles an hour on Stanley street. Judge filling claimed that if Sandell had not endeavored to cross the intersection before the bus the accident would have been avoided.
 Back in Laws Tolls
 Michael Jezerski yesterday morning a sentence of four and one half months in the county jail at Hartford. Last night he was arrest ed on charge of drunkenness, breach of the peace and resistance after he had visited Probation Officer Edward c. Connolley at police headquarters. When he was arraigned before Judge B. w. filling in police court this he pleaded for leniency and told the judge that he would leave liquor alone, would ondeavor to free himself from his old habits and keep away from the old gang" Judge
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
BATTLE ANNIVERSARY. Today Marks f09th Year Since Jack. son Defended New Orleans.

New Orleans, Jan. S.-The one hundred and ninth anniversary of the battle of New Orleans was observed here today with patriotic exercises at Jackson Square, where wreaths were placed on the statue of General Jack son by the United Daughters of l776- lSi2. Other exercises were held at Chalmette. where General Jackson's forces defeated the invading English army under General Pakenham.
 The day is legal holiday in Loui- siana and all banks, public buildings and commercial exchanges were closed,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
ESCAPED CONNECTS
 HELD IN NEW HAVEN
Worcester Prisoners Have But
 Short Liberty

New Haven. Jan. S.-Fhe four in
 mates of the Worcester, Mass, county
 jail who escaped at ? o'clock yester-
 day morning after beating the guard
 into insensibility and taking his re volyer and sS0 in cash, were captured
 in this city late yesterday afternoon.
 The men are Mcryin A. Reynolds, Of Danbury; Thomas Riggs and Steve
 Nelson of Providence. E. l., and An tonic Gallucci of Westerly, R. l. Nel- son was shot in the leg in enIeavor- ing to escape and was taken to hos pital. His condition is not serious.
 A small truck in which they rode from Worcester was recognized by the police in an outlying precinct a few hours after they received the news of the escape. When held up for ques- tioning Reynolds gave himself up without struggle, but the other three jumped from the car and ran off. When Reynolds, the driver was brought to the Cedar Hill precinct he gave a description of his companions saying that he was glad he gave himself up when he did" and that he advised the others to do the same.
 Shortly after Reynolds capture. Riggs and Nelson were seen by posse Of police searching tho neigh borhood, who gave chase. A bullet fired by one of the police hit Nelson, Riggs was brought to the police sta tion and lodged with Reynolds.
 Gsllucci, the last to be taken, start ed off on a run when seen by a police sergeant but was overtaken after long chase.
 The machine was driven to d gar age and two loaded revolvers were found in the rear, Four other guns were found in the possession of the prisoners, who, it is said, made no at- tempt to use them.
 When Biggs was questioned as 10 why he left the Worcester jail he is said to have stated that he didn't get enough to eat" and that the oth- CTS were also disgruntled with the way the meals were served at the prison.
 Patrolman William r. Shaney. who i intercepted the truck which was ear- ! rying the four fugitives, and who 1 jumped on the running board and toNticu .heINlH A. fktsnolus or lpan- | bury with his gun. was advanced four grades for his part in the capture by the board of police commissioners last night after Chief of Police Smith and Mayor FitzGerald had spoken highly of his performance. officer Shaniey also took part in the chase of Nelson and Thomas Biggs Of Providence firing once in the air when the men would not stop and then at Nelson, inflictng the wound which dropped him and made Biggs throw ID his hands. The fourth man, Antonio Gallucci Of Westerly i;. l.. was seen walking on the street by Sergeant Leahy who permitted him to pass and then covered him with a gun. Leahy opened the mans sweater and "frisked' him with a gun. In the pursuit of three Of the men Is officers took part.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
Bryan Wants Florida Man
 To Run for Nice-President

Miami. Fla. Jan. William Jpn- nings Bryan, who is a candidate for delegate from Florida 10 tAr demo- cratic national convention, today de- clarcd that if elected he would pre- sent the name Of a citizen Of Florida for the democratic nomination for president. The statement did not give the name of the citizen, but stated that if would be given to the public before the meeting or the National committee January 15.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
CLERGYMAN TO WED.
Rev. pr. Dixon of Baltimore VIII
 Marry English Woman.

Baltimore. Jan. S.---Thu Rev. pr. Amzi C. Dixon. pastor Of the tnivcr- sity Baptist church, and international- ly known religious leader, will sail for England Saturday on inc steamer Majestic.to be married to Mrs Charles M. Alexander, Of London. it was an- nounced last night Following the wedding. which Is to take place Jan- uary 25, Dr. Dixon and his bride will return to Baltimore.
 Prior to taking np his duties here, Dr. Dixon held pastorate in Brook lyn. Boston. Chicago, and served for eight years al the Metropolitan Tab crnacie. London
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
TUXPAM EVACUATED
Rebels Dens Rumor But Feslcrals Insist That They Have Left Inn portant Oil Center City.

By The Associated Press.
 Mexico City, Jan, {. (Nia Laredo Junction, )-ReNolutionary forces un- der Colonel 1smael Rued, which re- gently occupied ,TuXpam. an impor- tant oil center in northern Vera Cruz, have evacuated the city, &C., cording to a statement given out at the headquarters of General Arnulfo Gomez, commander of the Mexico City garrison,
 Special automobile and motor cycle patrols and regular army troops were ordered on duty tonight throughout the city for the purpose of aiding the police, il is announced.
 The Mexico City-Laredo telcgraphic service, interrupted hy storms Satur- day, was renewed this morning.
 A wireless dispatch from Mexico City, wit Fort Worth, also dated January [, but apparently filed from the Mexican capital last evening, stated that rebel leaders denied pub lished reports that they had evacu- ated TuXpam.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
l.annI I.IIsinees

The two barbers were comparing notes.
 What was inc best job you ever did T". asked the first.
 'I once shaved a man" replied the second slowly.
 Well. what then"
 By tho time l had finished. he needed another shave" - Answers hondonD.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
DELIVERY IS ATTEMPTED.
Arrests in Warsaw Disclose Plot to
 Libcrate Two Prisoners.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Warsaw, Jan. s.--A number of ar- rests made yesterday revealed an at- tempt by communists to release by force Sunday night two former Polish officers, Wiezorkiewicz and Bagiski. who have been condemned 10 death as societ spies for their alleged com- plicity in the organization that has been charged with responsibility for the recent bombing at Cracow.
 The soviet government recently of- fered to exchange Polish political prisoners for these two men, but Po- land refused. whreupon the commun- ists. the authorities assert, organized the attack on the officers place Of Imprisonment. The police subdued the outbreak.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
FEAR FOR MISSIONARIES.
Dozen Americans Relieved to he Near
 Scene of Tibetian Outrages.

Los Angeles. Jan. S.--lfears were expressed here today for the safety or a party of l2 missionaries sent to China by the missionary board of the Christian church and believed 10 be not far from Batang, center Of recent by Chinese bandits.
 Alarmed over inability to get word to or from the party, Dr. Royal J.. Dye, field secretary for the board or missions, has wired the general headquarters Of the Christian church al St. Louis asking that immediate efforts be made to get in touch with them.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
CUT PRODUCTION COSTS
Famous Players-Lasky Company Re- sumes Production Under . Com. plete Change of Policy.

Hollywood, Cal, Jan. S.-Produc- ton costs have been brought under control, thus solving major prob lem for the Famous Players-Lasky company and for the motion picture industry as a whole, it was announced by officials of the company coincident with a reopening of production work after two months of idleness.
 A reorganization of methods and personnel has been effected, it was
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
MAKE BIC REFUND.
More Than ssO.000 to bc Paid Back
 to Farmers and Stockniuu.

East St Louis. H., Jan. S.--More than sso.0o0 as savings on commis- sions in selling live stock in 1928 will be refunded to participating farmers and stoekmen in the St. Louis trade territory by the Sf. Louis Producers Livestock Commission association. inc organization announced today
 Last year s40,000 was refunded.
 The association is cooperative agency formed two years ago. by the American farm bureau federation and nate farm bureaus. During 1928 more than 11,O00 cars of livestock were handled, as compared with G,Gi4 in 1922.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

Meet the new head of the Emcr- geney Fleet Corporation--just ap- pointed 10 the post by President Coolidge. He is Leigh C. Palmer. formerly an admiral in the |. s. navy and in charge of the Bureau of Navi- gation during the war. Palmer is a native of Missouri.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

filling imposed a penalty of Is days in jail on each count and suspended judgment on all three on condition that Jezerski live up to his promises. He warned him that if he is again brought into court he will be obliged to serve the 45 days in jail.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
RAISULI'S WIFE DIES
Latest Report From Madrid Now States That Bandit Himself May Not Really Be Dead

Madrid, Jan. S.--The death of the wife of Raisui. Moroccan bandit leader, is announced here, Raisuli's place of residence in Morocco is Ia 2arut.
 The Tangier correspondent Of the London Daily Mail on December IS reported the death of Raisuli himself, but a letter dispatch from Tangier an- nounced that, while he had been ill, his condition was improving,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
\ Inrre.t Drrisinn

My wife is like an umpire-s she never thinks Inn safe when I'm out. Washington and Ice Mink.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

Estimates place the total popula. ton Of the world al 51,5oO. 900. .0g0.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

For long time. the story, Miss Allyn King shown above former Foe star and noted musical comedy engaged Carl Wedeman millionaire and the famous race In Memoram Weideman his ancee to give up the something Miss King refused do matters stood until the famous between Tn Memoam In Memoam and the telegram of congTauatou from Miss King sounded that Weideman gave in Now n is reported, they will wed And Miss King wi follow careerl
New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

NIIE high ideals which brought the Six Bakers together ! to make their Master Loaf-ther honest enthusiasm and the personal attention they give to all the details of baking this delicious bread-"ge over" to the in the bakeries
 These experienced, expert bakers-but, than that, ey trained in e careful methods and cra tug ideals of thc Sir Bakers
 They all working together to make the Master Loaf day in and day out-the most perfect bread that is possible to bake This spirit of good workmanship shows in the Master Loaf It shows in the creamy texture and rich flavor of the beadin the satisfactory way it cuts, without crumbing, and keeps sweet and fresh in the bread box.
 Only the richest ingredients go into the Master Loaf Feschmanns Yeast the finest blends of Gold Medal and Pllsbury fours Domino Sugar. Diamond Crystal Salt, plenty of rich Dairyca Milk filtered water Swfts best shortening Nothing elseand in mixing in raising and in baking the Master Loaf is made with the kind of care that good housewife gives to her cooking.
 Fresh every day at your grocersn the pleasant wrspj per with the checked tea-towe pattern
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21
70 0S0b zA7CENO Y TEHERANU.
POHREB AMERICKEHO MISTOKONSULA
IMBRIE -HO ROMAN v sOBOTU.

Ieneran Persie. 20. cervence. Vojensky zakon byl
prohasen zde vyrznostech pi nchz by davem
mistokonsu Spoenych Statd major Imbrie inv American
tezce poranen, zavadl kid.
Major Imbe foografova fontanu kde pry stal Sc "a
zrak coz byo pcnou podrazdeny cinnos nabozen
ske sekty Bahau ma neho Sc vrhl Nekeri domorodc
znali majora Imbrie snaz ukdnti vysvetovanis
re je to American jakoz eho spoecnk menem Seymour
avsak rozitfeny lid nepopra Jim uchu vykonal
We do Major Imbrie skonal nemocnici zachraneni
seymoura neni mnoho nadee Tyz bs konsuatu
souzen byv rok do vazby pane zachazen domoro
dymi deniky se oejarske koncesi Jako evropske
me- tez Spoen6 Staty mali Pers exra-terrtoraln prava
kdyz American necm provin pred domoro-
dym soudem nybrz pred soudem konsuarnim
Telesne pozdstatky majora mbrieho pohfbeny byy
ra ucastenstvi ceeho zdesho dpomatckeho sbo Wee
rejS ragede bya vyvrcholenm nedavne procznecke
dem tsku jakoz nde ktere patrne vlada nemoha ucin
prz nasedkem toho, nen zakonu ez by vzahovaly
ma kontrou tisku pripad9 takove cnnosti
Domorodc v6r re fontany, kterou major Imbrie TO-
tografoval kde byl utucen, pred nekoka dny
zrak zastupy lidi denne tam putovaly.
e ssd nyy
vade washngonske huboke potovani mad zabiim misto
konsula Imbreho davem domorodci Teheranu obsahu
zaroven sb re erska vlada vykona vsechno spln6n
svych povnnosti prfpade Patra pry po vnncch
o podnkne nalezite kroky jich potrestani.
Chicago 20. cervence - Nizs tridy lidu Persi pew
ne v re fotografovan zen neb model jest ako je
jich ukradeni Toto udano bylo Dr. T. NJ Bagdadm jenz
byl vychovan Pers. ako pravdepod pfcna u
tluceni majora mbreho americkeho msokonsula Tehe
We vysv6tleni demonsraci proti BahaGm, DR.. Badgad
jenz nepiednejsm vudcem tohoto hnu Spojenych Sta
tech pravil mohamedanske Pers ktere az
dosud kontrolovao vadu obchodn ndustrani zvot Per-
sie stava zarvm mad rostouci moc Bahad tudz pod
necue nevedome nasnostem, ably 81 udrzelo kon
trolu."
Dale podokl, re chybou Americana jest re nerdi pr
kadem brtskych diplomatickych konsuarnch ifednkd
ker obevuji uc vzdycky zaricich uniformach
vazeni ctyrm az pe muz elesne sraze To edine
domorodce pusob Americana chodi obcanskem safe tu
dz zustavali nepovSmnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21
PovsTALcl HoTovI II soJi.
UJISTOvANf fBRASIL.SKE VLADY POTLA A
CENT VZPOURY PREDCASNYM.

Buenos Aires Argentina 20. cervence. Ufedne ozna-
movany dtok mz brasiska vada Ocekavd konc vzpouru
Sac Paulo nade povsace dobe pfpravent
vanych depesi jez dosy do Buenos Aires bzkost dee
zapasp.
Povsalci, chz jest 100000 dobfe ozbroienych zaso-
benych ocekavaji dGv6rou tok federanho vosa Mali
akoz koem nero rovn6z mali ela rozesta iva
nych anglckych pahorcch jez dominuj wdouci do
mesta nchz Porugalc pred sto 6y nepratel
ske Indiany s
Ackoli oddly ranenych byy pfivazeny do Sanosu
krone zpravy povrzu lfedn depese re zdnemu
nemu bo nedoslo minuly tyden jezto pova prpravova
81 obranne posice ocekavani dtoku.
Zda ze federani vada doufaa ze nebude treba
ku spise Jim jen vyhrozovaa nad9j ze mto zp1sobem
pohne povstalce povolnosti nez vzhede pozd9sm
dalostem vseobecny 1tok nunym e dos mozno
by jz zahaen Aspon dosla Rio Janero zprava dnes
rano aeroplanove obhdce pro jez nyni
proudu" 5 #S$
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-21
MA PoMoc sPUsTo$EniM MEsT0M.
|GUVERNfR ODPORUCUJE ZALOzENf HY
POTEKOVE KORpORACE.

Columbus, O., 20. cervence. - Pany pro finance covani
stavebnich operac obast spusosene ornadem
Ohu budou predlozeny pred konferenc barkl svoanou
ma stfedu guvernerem Donaheym FredeSa A. Mlerem.
pfedsedou ohioske pomocne koise. DIE nynI plant
by zalozena 100000 korporace, ez by skaa hypoec
nj pdjcky nabfda sve jstny bankam, obchodnikdm jed
novcIm Podrobnos budou vypracovany stredecn
ferenc kde kazdy okres state bude dnm ban
kefem
Plan tento by navrzen neufednim vyborem cleveland
skych lorainskych eyrijskych bankerd kr proved be-
divou studi stuace zfeteem naeze pomocne koky
troovana rdeskou radou poz1savaici ohoskych banke
fd. Plcky byy by omezeny tr zpIsoby Predne, byy
by poskytovany tenn, kdoz utrpe onadem; duhe
ne vice nez $4,000 byo by pdjceno kteryko ednovy
maetek tfeti zadna pIcka nebya by vice nez 80
procent odhadnute hodnoty.
Bankef odhaduj, ze ,OOoOOO ziskanych timto zpdso-
bem vede castek jez banky pIjcuj primo pomoc kere
poskozencdm nak dosava postaci by postaven pr
padne vsech znicenych neb poskoznych budov.