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The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
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Charles Cook, who was 80 terribly
proved, though still suffering intense
pain. It will be several weeks yet be-
fore he can get out.
Miss Mary Mccarthy and sister, with
party Of friends from Grand juno.
tion, went to the lakes Friday. Sun.
day the Ginter young folks Joined
them for the day.
The Standard Chautauqua people ar.
rived Saturday and our five day Chau.
tauqua is now in full swing. The at
tendance Is unusually good and the
programs are fully up to standard.
Winston Overhults entertained q
number of young folks Wednesday af
ternoon in honor of his seventh birth
day. Cake and ice cream were prom
inent features OF the affair. which the
youngsters greatly enjoyed.
| Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hall returned
Sunday from several days outing al
TriclSel Park Both sport splendid
coat OF tan and say they had the best
time ever. They were near the Reub
en- Gipe cabin.
Miss Hannah McHugh returned Sat
urday from Denver, her fathers con
dltion being much improved Monday
however she was again called to b'
with him, and left at once. Mis-
Evelyn Sherd is in the store durinl
her absence.
Letters from the c. ]. Ebert family
Indicate that they are having a happy
busy summer on the ranch. A baby
girl came to gladden. the Harold Eber
home July 4th and now "Grandma" II
having n time to decide whether sh,
can get away to visit her friends ovei
here.
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Newman received
their full naturalization papers in the
District Court Monday morning, ant
are greatly pleased thereby. Mrs
Newman is warning the unmarried
against marrying n foreigner and los
ing their rights OF citizenship. Th,
lady has not been greatly inconven
fenced, but did not relish the situa
| tion.
Your correspondent and family
spent Sunday on Grand Mesa, through
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25

Sam Ellis Newberry Of Paonia and
Florence Rumble Of Crawford were
married Wednesday afternoon. July
23d, by Rev. II. Payne, at the Baptist
parsonage.
Miss Constance Barnett popular
sales lady at the Fair store at Grand
Junction, enjoyed a vacation visit on
Grand Mesa recently, in company
with her brother, M l.. Barnett. of the
Piggy Wiggly store, and his family.
Howard Rhone OF Grand Junction
proved an efficient substitute for Mr..
Barnett during his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolyertnn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Norton and
son, who arrived by auto from Cali.
fornia recently, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. s. b. Mccain and Mrs Lille
Wilson. Mrs. G. Eyman, Mrs Wilson's
daughter, and son OF Chester OF Tellu.
ride have been visiting at the WiIson
home also. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain and
Mrs. Wilson and their guests formed
party to Grand Mesa last week.
H. w. Schoneman and Doris pattorf.
both Of Paonla, were united in mar.
riage at the Methodist parsonage on
Tuesday afternoon, July 22d, Rev. r.
w Pimlott officiating. The groom is
the son OF Ernest Schoneman. who ia
located on ranch near Paonla. The
bride is the daughter Of ]. b. Pattorf.
The newly"weds repaired to the home
OF the brides parents Immediately af.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25

ium drew a good crowd and all were
delighted with the evenings entertain
ment A little over $500 was realiz-
ed TO purchase new books. To Dr.
Aust who directed the show and to
Miss Grace Coombe. Clyde Jackisch
and Mrs. Il. f Bull who so ably as
sisted, the reading public is greatly
Indebted for their interest and work
The public library fills very real
need in our village but leads a precar-
ious existence. We are now assured OF
several months expenses.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25

ter the ceremony where a wedding din
ner was served. They are now at home
to their friends and well wishers on
ranch near Paonia.
In response to a telegram advising
OF the serious condition of her son
Bert, Mrs. E. Fahrney departed yes
terday for Rochester. Minnesota.
where her son is patient in the
Mayo Brothers Hospital.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
BIRTHS
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A son was born Monday July IA,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Uell Deputy.
A boy made his advent into the
home of c. w. Hutton of California
Mesa Thursday, July oath.
Mrs. and Manuel Olias are the par
ents of girl who was born Tuesday
July 22d.
A boy arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Butler on Thursday,
July Gath.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
tween the ages of 12 and 16 years.

tween the ages of IL and 16 years.
Tandy came down from Spudville
with blood in his eye and did not
even confine his members to the white
race so the Delta youths assert, for he
had a Carranza twirler pitted against
them.
The Delta boys went into the game
to win even with the handicap which
faced them, but the evening mixup
ended with score OF II to II in fav-
or of the visitors.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25

New interest was added to the per-
fectly splendid musical program put
on at the Chautauqua by the quartet,
when the Hotchkiss Methodist quartet
came in and seemed to create a dis
turbance while the Chautauqua quar-
tet was singing. After some repartee
which seemed to be quite pungent. the
Hotchkiss quartet was invited to come
up on the platform and do better. The
Hotchkiss quartet accepted, but they
formed double quartet and put on a
couple of numbers.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
0LATHE LION TANNERS
DEFEAT DELTA BOYS

Mention was made last week of the
two baseball teams which were formed
here last Wedneday evening at the
Lions club meeting. Last Thursday
evening the boys accepted a challenge
from Lion Tandy of Olathe for game
on the Delta diamond.
The teams are composed Of boys be.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Hotchkiss M. E. Church Notes

Hotchkiss M. E. Church Notes
9:45-The Sunday School hour. Let
us making this coming Sunday a regu.
lar day at the Methodist Sunday
School We want to get in line for
the big picnic, so be out next Sunday
11:00-The devotional hour. The
pastor will exchange with Rev. Shields
of Lazear.
7:OO--The Epworth League will
meet. Remember the very day it, is
off for the Institute up at the top OF
the world. Hurrah for Grand Mesa
Come on, let's go!
S:00-The pastor will preach. Scrip
ture, the 21 chapter of Revelations:
"And saw new heaven, and a new
World"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
TIE COUNTY TREASURER

an who wish to be fair reports otba I'm
PC direct thu Go IN last weeks issue Of the Producers News or
county Office viii
Sheridan COUNT @ 0d o una has lowered indebtedness Of
gan oeg pad directly following Of the same
- l" Crylng TO get control
ear at & o qeot al the rate Of several hundred thousand dollar
elu "eh being
an me more aale when that it was ra &
were spending
ing !" get Dan Olson the counys money into defnct ana
ioolno once no nger the
ne oeolednes thousands of dollars off
on a. le OF and
pr cent The Sherif7 hen
old office
ana County Assessor
5'f1son who procured the
e plead guilty has ~ way ula1
on and ta 6ouItS oce the District Judge County Com
y VIII els oo gang It IS indeed wonderful ~ perfect
4l officials
This i no iia fe entIey wiped out in short
no oie statement the
o prove that with the old power the count viii 1 records
spending which viii the
IL thy INTO eo Stick by the county officials who have been -
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

candidates of county p,,.
"I soon De to hold
l the farmers that they of
euee oy Hler the
JACK GRADY
M They will not tell how they nominated bv lawyers OF this
towns Of
away from the facts that they have gained o lhey will keep
eount1 for oolg that they
the men backing OF
rI2noo low the old
VII cL debit
No CT hundreds thousands Of
10 zen nese things will Pc
pe Iolgon gotten mt
but
LOT printing contracts like
uo" Soo1OO
salaries 9leOOOO the
hold county nothing the
E9ge electric hills P money beck having his bills s1o5
old lA of
ter - o gang looking to sell large Quantities Of efy and
poh' Ohe foreclosure WORKING wifi,
th la papers on the farmers to little he MIGHT b 70
tho p Ioge wishing to defeat farmers, cand 80 %
without a ono mat uey can get their county oht
dates can % m WISER like in the days the old rang
they not deliver The b political consumption but you may be sure
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
MORE DOLN PRINTING Contracts

Little joe DoHn S PREPARING rh;,t ;
MIN printing rfouIy years ~ van i"il ioI
ne I1erlne week before accused The
Dom nrin+no
l over the editorial chair Of the
News accuse of ~ " mat paper aS the FRO
Eunny, how chickens home to roost. isn't
Inc voters Welcome
pntin0
Joe Don the man who used
" is trained the
e"acs 20 Jo and all the voters do
OF Jens Ibsen, and they Measure
" py e zoe fabulous sums for the stationery and blanks
Is roted fol
& @ ne IS going to demand his pound for services rem
no Carbon tar,pinp Grounds
~ An l nave az ENDS OF assistance in pulling foxy stunts
county is mine - Nv me 'i7S christensen and the
VI course joe is wise head not oako 700
o! q b IS the ouviI
ole Wit" the good qualities
y " that nLIeaan BE-
ncln n On Inc 100 [e editor and he looking more soft
PNs and 1io
he o. dgang my DC easy marks
as l6sen considered Conscientious and cot
lah NneI ne entered the oaice
ooo gang including Joe Din did The rest today he is consr5
WIN backbone IN
dan county ' -"i'7 on the treasury OF She1i-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
WE APOLOGIZE TO MRS. HUNTER

The Producers Grace F5nr,n i...4:.s :
"nen asked the
PuOe SeIoOs at Antelope OF
% "here she socially popular She Is an exceptional
For this the Producers humbly anoozo % = ~ So
schools
IuSUeeS OF that published
was at all
' @' spring Tor the current school
The editor Of the Producers the question N ood faith f
ad made herself condr
@ neI resignation had been and accented bv the nr
,o5 OF month at the time
6 @ was allowed teach out the She was not hired for e
Inc last thing the Producers News do to Mrs Hunter ~ 70 m
ese' would the reaon
uc or with Bridget OCady manner and wa are onIv foo %
PRINT the correction appearing another column under 1e c9n
ac IN the matter and Mrs Hunter may the Fene the
me reader VIII nouce that the article the editorial mage
c J"na t et a prominent headnore CONSPICUOUS than
ms acon IS IN keeping with the policy
pon de publishing
as II prints acles crnoizng exposing anywse concern
The people wants truth harms no man T Is tho i
Oh Ie PRODUCERS News TO always the truth let the chps a
spite of the little fling Editor Taylor contained M ~ 49,
news has such reputation for telling truth and has such
ducers News, it's ~" 80 - ~ VIC iIo
Therefore pehending responsibility to the bTc and the -
Jury ulaJ UNJUST
un
must 40 to her by Of the disposition to swear bv b na
ana Ilghy orr bo1nIeJ
slight ~ ''~''9 mo"
The rex citation OF Produce for,
ing and for honesty and vcty valuable asset to this oa
De allowed to be impaired by adised questionable an 81
our part matter degree. 4+'0"' Oh
fortunate question licenses ''0'0 4" 'ne IN
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
PRINCIPLE THE sANgE; INTEREST DETERRENT

IRON Roosevelt County Independent
COUNTY J J0an Sghntz9r Of Frod who the richest Roosevelt
@ BONUSES ReI 6can candidate Senate says that he
the
exactly the Principle he and Jim are paiofi @
Yes Banker John fairly fellow as bankers 90 He i GOOD
ana eXact his 10 with
trouble, probably,
!l3sf ~" also good natured gnemany but aroor who
1 cent? and onuse
5cfnitzer stbv stand for ovl, A.
ihclile alright alright deal
the rub
Banker John stands Operce tandbon
'+enefa while lin stands
cent at most bonuses
workers who children gay warrants issued TO
DO
Senate? IN " -iiei 'Nnn 70 represent you in the
There are about 40 bankers in the Senate already
The choice o 'S'
you will decide
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
Westbv

Peter Miller made a trip to Willis
'oR Ihe nrst part of the week.
MRS. Dr.. Laberge made a trim f.
Do|oeils Thursday, returning this
Otto ard Emil Jepsen left Wednos.
Gay for Crosby, where thev will aftend
high school this winter " '''''u
waiter Olsen unloaded a car load
OF Ford cars Wednesday morning and
Went to GrenOra in the Afternoon "a
get three trucks. 0O" y
The Birthday Circle met at Tho
nome OF Mrs. Skeels Wednesday al
ternoon. Lunch was served bv Ma
danes Walter Olsen, Mrs Row Stare.
oerg and Paulson. A real eniovaBIe
time was had. '''''
MI: Lybarge Of the Intertype cor
gstofa4tlon was in Westby en- business
Wednesday. -'''''
The Misses Elsie Jensen and Esther
stencil and Mrs. Marie TnomDsn
ne ;<race teaches of the Vcstbv
school went to Plentywood udav
friday to attend a county teachers
group meeting.
tie Enger purchased tie little
pudding used for sleeping quarters
back of the Grina store and has NOV
ed and attached it to the rear Of his
building for a kitchen. Cap Diseth,
Austin Knudson and c. Donovan are
doing the work.
Misses Elizabeth Hemingsen and
Myrtle Oak Of Brainerd, Mimi, ar
rived in Westby Monday and are Wis
lung at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Miller. They are on their way
TO Oregon. Miss Hemingsen is a niece
of Mr.. Miller.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
WIPE OFF YOUR CHIN, MIR. WAGNER

that James Wagner explained howm
S f the money lost in the Sheridan County State maybe
tel the payers how the County Commissioners allowed the bondnen
county transfer their
later to hire special
county Attorney in
OunN Attorney Erickson dealr1
|hch wasn't part of his Atty Wagner had bee
@ once ana anything about
ere @ SO easily captured he figures they believes
Sehe booeggers S he
as the Of Pentywood record
City of PentywoOd a comne % la
huI then the people serons
0 0'"ei leliOW uOes than to be
Bu SO Tar as law enforcement is
Of the City of Plentywood. ~ ne mas 'eeh made Mayor
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
a CHALLENGE TO JOHN NYOUIsT

1t is udputed ooljou ol
manager Tor AL Lawrence and John
Republican
p S0olGge and ms teapot dOmer a
fONl1EltI is PUNISHABLE
Oi ana Sam Nyqs is the chief
ans. Knows that his committed forgerv ~
f4 lfNIE JOHN INQUEST NOW SEEKING RE-
DANIELS COUNTY RECORD no PROC5
toiE ,bURI4 BOWLER ON A CHARGE OF FORGERY. ~
i)Vn Nyqust in
connection Burly Bowler but IS co~1r,a9Il
link bcve MI,
and the 8h1r office the Daniels Count foT
him for public consumption only - ~ oO""e01o"S
PROVE HIS eta TFR
SiLI ING PROCEEDINGS hurley BOWLER
PAIGN MANAGER FOR FORGERY 1" MO lam
Show coors adm tina do
on O0oouSe
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
". c. 7. U. AN.
NOUNCEMENT

-, county Attorney Friol-
wagner, both candidates y and J. c
Attorney of Sheridan' ''e Is Tor COUNTY
consented to discuss Gounty, have
~ l. Explain reasons for ' eSs
9 iiVGlliiIIlIorcement of the ITio,l,O.dIcelment
L. z, Give suggestions. if an liquor laws.
laws more effective, Il any, to make
.. Can the prohibition
forced and what i III III, law be en-.
results? 10 needed to obte;r
of 4; Does the average citiz.n
tii'q VII, IN enforcing the law assist
., What officers are ral law
enforcement of the law pCdlsl6le for
.. Explain in sinplo
steps to be taken IN r. I'm language the
cute an offender. iueF TO prose.
70 T. nL Explain what persons are .,,,.
prosecuted? nv" may they be
3. What is the minin,ru.
mum line and imprisonI1-,,'a5.-ta ana maT-
tons? 09 III liquor viola
-. l.. - y Tie QQLleC of +Lo -
VA y attorney in Liquor and % ot fpe C e,
1 ~ ana Where has he inri i(I VIOLA,
81 a.. what are the duties suction oS
II. Can the present s+o+.
how? -o'eu upon? If 90
~ . What are the duties Of tbo
~ attorney aside from the az Eoan-
law, and what qualifcation"e liquor
he possess? - 'iOllS Should
10 What officers arc. w.
the prosecution of gambIe apO5Sioie for
"A. What have Won f. aS
elected to office? '0i people if
10. Give your political yio,
t;1l issues aside from the ,V nroba On
lows: " 90i'e''ued as fol.
Raymond-Fridav evonino y.
- Hedstone-Saturday eveSin ~ Oh II
ing Oct. 20. monday even
Murray school bouso r.
evening Oct. q. 0''e-Iu tuesday,
00utlOok-Ihursday evening Oct .,
Dagmar-Saturday P M O a. %
Westby-Monday evening O Ct'' 81 70
90 ReserVe-Wednesday evening b.
aAIntelope-Friday evening Oct ?,
MISUNDERSTANDING evening NO. Nov or
1. NO''
Nov. 8. O'iodS evening
Each speaker will be no,n,;tto5
speak twice. - pei'li''ed to
Come and receive your share If
free legal advice snare OF
SHERIDAN COUNTY W. eth
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

IN speaking about Slippery Carl
M announcer efficient in
courteous 70 the his office
Rex
w IN the Sheridan andf
county has making to
Ounan mad disposed Of all of their
ei df not be able this the
l Is N constant company with the grafters
og no Carl efficiency
ne farmers are on to dOuble
Tor of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

The PentywOod Herald the salient Rtn 81
~ Ian ne perform! n other words is the
W ms aSsocaCoh and environments able to hit
q TO e9ogzc attorney Wagner We Editor Nelson if
assuming will
pIena IN eectng him office Nelson enviro
asoclatlon great deal
understand how knowing this Wagner to te ta
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
Concerning Mrs. Hunter
CALLING ATTENTION TO A GRAVE MISTAKE IN TIM oCvCo
BEK Srd ISSUE OF "THE PRODUCERS NEWS wv

for G tayor states emPhay that Mrs Hunter Republican, nid
-'' 80 t7'"oFea midterm
Mr. Iaylor in spite his aviae reputation as Montana -
hh9 the truth areesy,
her position this
olA sAsiacsorly She had
his information RON winch Editor
=, MRS hunters four Antelope were ve~ e,
e also mas splendid years
she asked back " OsceOla WIS., where
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

All the news, all the time wv
Producers News. ,be
See the list of firms unfair 70 ="
farmers on front page.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

Yours for a free press-BOy''"
the BOycOtters.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
F. r. PICKETT, Principal
A. 7. WALLER. Cba;,l,,,sn
L. D. CLARK, Trustee,
ORSERVATION

NJ OBSERVATION BY WELFARE CTUR
hunters desire of
caused Ol d
20 Ieacnng this fall to C0nst;tnt0
czen IS guaranteed Life Liberty the
course takes IN the occupation citizen
IS IN accordance with the the
TO forgotten, hding
o senator ne believes he has the privilege of Seine IN
Law OF the Land aside he u se'uNg ue supreme
ANTELOPE WELFARE CLUB
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
SHERIFF RAIDS OUT
LOOK POOL HALLS
Find Cache of Gin in Each of Thae
Piaces-Charges Placed Against All
PrOprietOrs.

Tuesday night, Sheriff Salisbury
accompanied by several deputies, raid
ed the pool halls at Outlook. He
searched all three Of the pool halls
and found a quantity of beer, gin and
whiskey in all three places, arrested
the prOprietOrs and brought them to
PlentywOod, where charges were plac-
ed against them and they were bound
over to the district court to await
trial, charged with trafieldng in ln-
tOxicating liquors. Charles Na9'
0. Selvig and Edward Wunderen
were arrested. They plead not gullly
and were released on bonds in 'ns
sum eff two thousand dollars each
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17
A Few Questions
T armers Should
Ask CarlPeterson

Z up fed you, and a Job?
Why you dOubecro the farmers after thew had elected
81 you 10 ONCE and join in with the old gang?
B. How you tell us you are friend Of the
elected to Office four years ago? W S
Why you some Of the farmers or workers or
ner son or DAUGHTER deputy instead wife you
the oics within family nearly $500
@ What have done Clerk any other
0 wouldn't have done without pratmg about his her efficiency
know %h he do work y9R Ia 80 % os. stress efficiency when
fng papers which could do and
% you have done no better than other official
Do think go the camp of the enemy and
n come TO US and solicit cur votes the grounds Efficiency
Why all the old foreclosure lawyers and hank
windows why VI btn that 5 CAMPAIGN literature
cone their best to get what little have got?
TO- Can come say you farmers should elect me
al their strength they might loot e eoan with
H. Why did you join the Fermentation partv when wac
os" bed m instead f G The old Republican which
rub Of most of as past eight years and by dhaOn made bank
T. Why $4,000 month salary when
amount? once your ability would not earn much more than half
associated WHY thy 6 do you fo not look to whom You have
port? We did not know couple Of month p
Il How does that you and your wife DoIIy D :.
@ any Of our F9rmerabOr dances winter? We know Won
there you do not associate with the common people 'e
Is Why you satisfied to give I'D vour Office ft b
Drawn down $4,000 for the past four years and o;y
have and received ha: to sit in yonr easv IL you
10 Why have purchasing agent been buyino oyn f
me ouay at the rate Of $lSOOOO month since the Farnso
get the printing contract2 ~ I'M eii"s
ea:d F4s s explain Why afraid TayIoris and his
foreclosure lawyers SI in " shesn a COUNT 9 he feet Of the
an
Ola politician who went about re
into Office getting in befraed t promise TO get
Of the county? ~ OPpOSi"s the common people
10 Do you know that people require more than efi
~ L .hey also want Of his who believes
common people II and out Of office? ~ ~ ii w
zO-DO you know that the farmers and workers e Cbi5
Ahow mat you have worked with the gang ncudin Ind
IN S"a g yer when they plfeIing county and
10y "Sea assistance, they called
u Importance before County Commissioned % iS
the cay? W e "'e" At almost any time Of
a al hire holders who claimed he e9
20 your personal knowledge that he was as
rObbng yOu? w s muse "hOm you knew were
r. As purchasing agent knowing your grasnino o,d =
v u b o possible that you have been well paid your ser
pad TO the Farmerine for PRINTING yben y oeng
eS draw down nearly much Producers News did in I
orc 70 Why 90 you go around telling you are fair with the Farm
you to Office f uLs news which was the main eecing
esaiS "hen you know this is deliberate lie? M y '"0
"a Lastly, why should you when we have mon
3anIars Nominated by our delegates not bv the
TO the farmers against huge obstacles and fouo e
80 Lleds tired to get him to betray Dace or opnv ~
% "e "hen we have real ike Olson to vote for3
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

Producers News $500 year
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

Wednesday night Sheriff Salis0uII
raided the pool hall conducted L
Andy Holm at Medicine Lake. =
secured a quantity of moon and anu
was bound over to the district ceul
for trial. A number were also al q
rested, charged with gambling ~
same night Jack Duggan's place we
raided at Antelope but nothing va
found.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

Ft tfis N THE Occidental mind can only guess as toa the mental processes of the Oriental. We think in wholly different terms, and the strongest i'm pulse in our hearts, the love of life, influences the Oriental only slightly. The breath in his body is for sale and his religion holds him in absolute sub. jection.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-12

Bixby Thornton pressed the letter into s crumpled ball and quietly laid it on the coals before him. A moment later his wife hustled into the room with passing query {:
 And who was your Chinese letter from, my dear?" 20. j.. .a ..,- .y-Ft.
 Thornton started slightly. "Thatl Oh, that was just a note of thanks" he said rehectively, from a young Chink I helped out of trouble some little time back" Y
 Mrs. Thornton noticed, however, that her husband did not relish his corned beef and cabbage nearly so much as usual that evening. .'..