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The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

And further:
pushed their peace plans along until
up yard what further will they have
for their revoves horse. pistols and shot gunsl
NONE
They have been rendered obsolete only
place for them is the junk pile
money expended them been thrown the
has money Smith decides buy gaing
the money this government has the battle
ships the Dreadnought going render obsolete
baleship Secretary Meyer built will
slsoOoOoo
Then Germany build bigger and that will
more
England will build bigger and that will
yet
They do this mind you the interest Of peace
brutherly good among all and all nations
In another in effect when builds
the biggest battleship:
"Be good or III blow you up"
having itself built big battleships the
interest of peace says defantly:
Try it"
Carrying gun for the other fellow doesn't appeal
the direction of universal peace
might strike those powerful which build batehp
the government that way BUT NOT US
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

And now Secretary Meyer wants
congress next year 70 authorize a
32000-ton battleshlp.
And if congress does as Secretary
Never wants congress TO do, won't
that be greats
Just think, the United States
would then own the biggest battle
ship in THE WHOLE WORLDS
Guess we Americans couldn't go
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
MlYFD ETTER PUZZLE.

MIXED LETTER PUZZLE.
Correct answer 10 yesterday mixed
letter puzzle
Around ne shall hover.
In sadness or glee.
Till lies dream be over.
Sweet mem'rie OF thee.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

lvSIPulT0WS 9QE C7REFuZLy FokL oyv<1o yl7C VIZ
pe0L/zk nav HNRY ole0cUz1 Is E00 ms Hr<Ssc<
PRISON I0 IfY uo q /,vLk/ON' sZ~
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

American women spent s165 900 900
for silk goods last year
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

"J1-Ioha's been away a w-week now,
eobbed the bride. and today he
wrote me he k-kik-kisses my pic
picture every day
That's nothing to cry about com
forted her friend
"Y-Yes It is she sobbed alresh,
northumberland just before he left be
tut.took my picture from his suitcase
and fuffufforgot II"
supply and demand will regulate
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

There are S. airships ready for war
in Euiop".
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

English peerage consists Of five
ranks. viz. duke. marquis. earl vi
scount and baron
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

VIII the congressional committee In.
vestigating the cost Of living from tho
tariff.rcvised-upward standpoint rec.
ommond an upward revision in wages?
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

hoe Cook saws he Is preparing an
account 10 prove that he was at the
north pole Maybe that's where Doc
went after he disappeared.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

Gene Walters, writer Of plays.
boasts that his wife says and does
just what he tells her 10. She is Char
lotte Walker. star of Genes new play.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Carrying a Gun .Or
The Other Fellow in the
y Interest Of Peace
It's a Program We Don't Exactly
Agree Withholding Opposed 10
Anything Like a Battle
ship In the First
Place.


Guess Americans couldn't 60
around then with pockets and chests thrown out
wouldn't pretty whole hngke the big bully
goes biggest and wins all the little
fellows marblesl
Do remember bully school would do we A''e lei
lows whom he had wanted marbles back
great big didn't hat up before
the teacher heard US he'd punch our heads
And woul HAVE TO shut up
robbed because he was bigger than
Bad enough such state hOoground but how much
appear striving be buies BY buying
bigger ships ind bigger guns the little fellows
Might however doesn't right latter more than
in the former
When baeship in this country
everybody thought that ought to do for all occasions
During last month however 2ooootOn ba'eshp
ready OF the same size
Wyoming and these be
2e,ooo-ton batteshps
And OF 32oCo
this point has the silly Dednought policy first adopted by
England
Where it will bring up finally the Lordo only
y -: says rs. lone. g.,o
Smith 4a revolver for ya says !' 70 soT re s cay
Brown get hors.po You
49, much obliged says Smith; "llI &c, Gun
Smith paceoving citizens strange to relate
1t is fact they the best OF terms
But Brown takes the keeps biggest the
Smith Will be that much likely
to be good neighbor
And Smith each he hears about Brown getting bigger gun
imagines get bigger make Brown good neighb
mpoeshng themselves and the who
sells firearms is getting their good
your opinion Smith pair of blooming idiots
fvouro
putting burden the pOcketbook of
people in the building BATTLEsP that the biggest
batleship makes for peace
And further
Smith pushed their peace plans along until
what further will they have
for revolvers horse pistols and shot guns
NONE
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

When ..n Jcffries returned home
The other day his dog didn't know him.
When Jim returns home July his
wife may not know him
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

The United States produces more
per.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

II takes 10 inches of snow 10 equal
"A rainfall ol one inch
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Ne,tled over Delay in Asrsna Case

1To lie Continued.D
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

supply and demand will regulate
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Poor a~gitatOrji!

Nasim zastopnikom in vsem IT,
slim, XII iscejo novih narocnikov
"a "Proletarca" naznanjamo, da
dobi vsakdo, XII poslje pet novih
celoletnih narocnikov, roman po
imenu DzUNGEL zastonj.
.Pozurite Sc! Dzungel je velika
povest, v lepo vezani knjigi. &c
hocete imeti drugi teden to povest,
XII je zajeta il delavskega z~ivljen-
ia in spisana pc znanem soc. av-
torju U. Sinclairju, tedaj posljite
novih narocnikov in knjiga Sc VAN
poslje zastonj ma vas dom.
Hocete knjigo Dzungel zastonj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

Po porocilu Chicago Tribune
Je Robert s. White vodja javnih
sol V Elgin, Ill. p%roucaval, zakaj
tol1ko otrok - talentiranih otrok
ostavlja Solo. In V vsakem sluca-
III, kterega je preiskal. je naSel,
da so otroci ostavili solo, ker so
primorani prispeyati k zivljen-
skim potrebScinam druzine, ako
nocejo, da bodo njih mlajSi brat
cl in ~sestrice gladovali.
Ii otroci V Elginu in V yseh tr-
9Th mestih i'll vaseh ameriSke re-
publike so primorani ze V nainez-
nejSi mladosti zapuStiti Solo, ker
vkradejo kapitalisti Min oGete IA
ZaSluzek.
kedar otroci odrastejo so po-
drtine. mesto da bi bill V posesti
mladeniSke sile. Taxi otroci so ne
zavedni, ko odrasteio jih pa caka
r%evScina. marsikteri med mimi
poStane pa hudodclec.
Tako kapitalizem vstvaria IA
delo neSpOsobne ljudi in hudodel-
ce.
In skrajni cas- ie, da Sc V inte-
resu naSih otrok Strmoglavi po-
SaSt in gorje - kapitalizem.
Mar drugi delavci ne mislite
iSto? ,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

P~rehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine v vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj S Pain Expel-
ler', kakor je popisano v knjizi-
CT, v kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, ola ie v%arstvena znamka S ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Vasa lastnina - in druzih.

Vi lostuieta nokai Mi s+c tudi
eospodar f. lastninc9 Innate Won
der ncrazdcliiye interese y castab
iavnih Solah, poStnih uradih stall
nj armada mornarici in y stotipi
iavnih poslopii Ncsto do hi VI
gospodarili : TO lastnino no 90
spodariio tisti. XII piieio voSo kr;
in vas mozep.
Armada in m%ornarico imomo L.
radi tega. da brani in varuie ko.
risti vaSih gospodariev in dn v,m
brani lastovati vase Iastuino KITE.
70 so VAN ukradli druri
Ako siromaki obiSGcio ameriSko
mctropolo Washington. iih ono
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

sim ravnateljstvo, da poslje 49,. &.
Ne, ne, 6akaj =. da doposlje -"
''Naprej."
mo -. naprej: V jeco 49,.
navadno rakev ~
Zdravnik poslusa. iona ga oble-
ii in Gepica mu pade IL rok.
"... navadno rakev, dolgo
diva vatla in tri palce."
"Zakaj rakev?" vpraSa zdrav-
mix. Zakaj diva vatla in tri palce
dolgo? Kdo je wei mero2"
Pisar pogleda. ''Nevem. Je maj
brz "a mrlica."
"Da,' pritrdi uradnik. "'Stevil-
ka POI. Opposite. V pisarni nina
mo zdaj casa. Daj SEMI
Zdravnik stoji molce in gleda,
kako krozi papir IL roke V roko,
dokler hi podpisan in vknjizen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
M 81!

zmoznost Anglescine Yam pri-
merno delo dobi. Kako Sc pa pri-
uclte an%gleScine brez uGitelja? Pc
navodilu: Slovenske Angleske
Slovnice,, Slovensko AngleSkega
Tolmaca in AngleSko Slovenske-
ga S%lovarja. knjiga je tako ure-
Jena, da Sc lahko vsakdo brez We
like muje toliko potrebne angle
Seine privadi.
knjiga platno vezana stane
samo 81. - in je dobiti pri
V. j. KUBELKA
53s w. 145 tn. st. New York, N. Y
PiSite pc cenik knjig!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Izkoriscanje otrok.

k~apitalizem steza svoje sesalke
kot ogromen polip po otrokih. ka-
term Pile Nth kri in zivljen.ja in
Jih ogoljufa "a Nth mladost.
krepki in Gvrsti mozie iSceio
della, pa ga ne dobe in navsezad-
ME Sc n~astanijo V prisilni DELAY
nici ali pa V uboznici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
..No2N
Ranocelnik zmaje z glavo.

NOT
Ranocelnik zmaje z glavo.
"Kako maj clovek tega ne opa-
Ii? Ce re prisad ..."
"Ah, tako =" pravi zdravnik
in stisne pesti. ''Izvrstno! Mar je
nezaveden?"
"Oci .je incl odprte, pa Sc nj
zavedal. Blodil je in govoril in sto-
kal e. -
Ore Sc okoli sebe in gleda sko-
ii okno, "a kterim je noe.
"StraSno!" zamrmra in Sc
skljuci.
"StraSno? All, ne! Bit bi mo-
ralo sedaj!'
Zdravnik L mrzliGnimi oGmi o.
pazuje reel okoli sebe, pripogne Sc
in zgrabi pOmoGnika "a ramo in
mu Sepeta nevezane stavke, IL kite
rib je razumeti lie nekaj besedi.
mi straSno moja beseda q.
/. . Dobro .je Nisem v~erjel, da
bo tako kmalu Ali Sc niSi va
ral?'
Ranocelnik Sc trcSe po vsem Ii
votu in ne obrnc oGi cd zdravnika.
"Zakaj mt gledaS? Ali ne YER
james. Cakaj. videl hos. videl hos.
Smejala Sc lin bOdeval'
Xdravnik ST. zakrohota. ranocel-
nika pa zapuSta pogum V goli in
mrZli Sobi.
"Lahko odidem!n
Ne. pojdeva skupaj. Prisostvo-
vala bodeva. he grem."
Idravnik ogrne phase in odhaja
prot vratam.
Stopata pc S%topnjicah niZdol. -
lima je in tema. Suezen vihar Sc
zaletava Y zidovje. pleSe okoli o.
samIjene svctilke. jo ugasne in dr.
vi naprej. Snezeni vihar Sc suGe V
kolobarjih, zbada 5 tiSoG iglami in
Sc Slrl
Korakata skupaj, ne Ola govori-
ia. Stopata proti luci, potipata zid
IN laviJeta.
"dra'nik ooStane' Ranocelmk
lcga ne oPa|l Ill Sc zaletl V mega
ooa poSluSata.
Nag Je to-
Ne VEN
All ne cuJeS!
vPJem 'oleti.
hJe.
"a Vogaiom
Fri naf"Ni.!
La.
Oba molclta "a trenotck. hoccta
naprcJ, pa ne moreta.
|akaJ toIceJo?'
SekaJo drva
Ne! ...
Ne upata Sc ganltl. pred nJlma
plcNe bllNceca Nvetllka, pleScJo Snc-
mike.
tn so ZaScpcta zdravmlk.
hdo ~
psf posluSaj Tesajo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Stotnik pozove zdravnika.


"Pojdite Z menoj V kuhinjo! Po-
kusiva, kako kuhajo "a druzbo.''
Prime zdravnika pod pazduho
in odide znjim ma presto, V zim-
sko tihotO.
Ali Sc Sc vedno vznemirjateG
Nj vredno Lubbock moi! Nj vred-
no Nj nobenega sredstva .
Ali izdam yam.
Stotnik mu zaSepeta ma uho:
Pod petatom najstrozie mol
cecnOsti: obravnava je prelozena.
Prelozena je do danes pc noel -. .
Bodite pripravljenil'
"Pripravljen sem
NE to! vi bodete prisostvovali
usmrcenju kot urddna oseba
-
"Ka-aj?"
"Nem, da je neprijetno. Pa kaj
Sc hoGe? Sluzba. Nbogati je treba.
PriSotstvuiete lahko lie povrSno.
Sal VAN nj treba gledati tie ..."
Ia nobeno ceno!'' spregovori
zdravnik.
wi bodete priSli!'' povdari
stotnik.
wi me ne morete siliti,''
"Sluzba. Vi bodete priSli."
Ne, pravim JAZZ -
Ma obrazu stotnika St nabirajo
CUBE, oci Sc zatisnejo. okoli listen
je pa videti peno.
"Jaz pa trdim: da. DoSti neum-
nosti! Kot nezreli fantic, Premi-
site innate vendar druzino."
Idravnik Sc streSe pc zivotu.
"Druzina?! Pa. Ge ne morem ="
ITO je odpoved pokorSGine! Mo-
ia dolznost je, da vas naznanim.
Kan hotcte potem?'
Stotnik prime zdrayrjka zopct
pod pazduho. Idravnik molci Pred
n%jegoyimi ocmi zopct blisGe mo-
dri madeii, niegove rokc postaia-
jo znojne in mrzle. Tako pridcta
do kuhinjc.
"Poglejtc, poglejte ma dcSno!''
Idravnik pogleda in vidi tolst
obraz. moCan vrat in debele reze-
Gc uStnice.
POSTAL so kaznenca. ~
> V Rusiji obeSajo kaznenci
prot visoki nagradi politicne OBJ
science.
"kaznenca! Aha. ze VEN -
Ia danes ..."
Ia danes? All -
V mozganih zdravnika nastane
temno in praZno. lIoce nekai reel.
zaklicati V svet 4 gromkim glasom.
ali jerk ga ne uboga. roke Sc pc
stijo in nohti Sc za.jeda.io V kozo.
Use Sc suGe, pleSe, zobie vdarjajo
skupaj.
Nodijo ga ven. Slana mort di-
hanje :"
Mocan clovek ga drzi pod paz-
duho in ga vodi vl.judno in skrb-
no; pYgleda ga - tolst obraz. mo-
can vrat rezanje. -
Proc! -. e"
Idravnik tece domov. Cute Sc
ga korakati gorindol pc sobi. On
Pc noel so vedeli ze vsi. da Sc ie
vrSlla obravnava pred vojnim So
dom in da je obsodilo Stevilko
POI V smrt ma veSalih. Zdravniku
Je to novice prinesel ranocelnik,
Xxi je stopil razburjen V soho in
plakal, mesto, da bi govoril.
V solzah ranocelnika, V tihoti,
kl Sc Je razprostirala preko jeGe,
Je cital zdravnik, XII je stopil V te-
man kot.
"Molcal je," pripoveduje rano-
celnik, "molcal je. Emil nj besedi-
ce Rekli so IL zakrknenosti {:
trdovraten je, radi tega noGe pri-
znati. In on -. pojavilo Sc ie
PR MENU ze zastrupljenje krvi."
Idravnik zavriska tako veselo.
da r%anocelnik preneha plakati in
ga pogleda. Opal da ie zdravnik
vessel, neverjetno vessel
"Od kod ii YES? Resnico? 81 GA
mar videl? Govori vendarl"
Boji Sc, .da Sc je ranoqelnik emo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Spisal n. Falejev. Poslovenil
joe Zavertnik.

prlgnall mladega cloyeka In
jutri bodo tukaj - razumete oGka?
skoraj pred nasimi okni 49,"
Zdravnik Sc pripogne in zasepe-
Ia popu nekaj V uho. Pop obstane
in izvlece roki IL zepov, XII omah-
nett oh tolstem teleSu. Ma niego-
VEN obrazu Sc pa prikaze ogorce-
most.
Bog, Sc tie usmili, Turn"
"Prihajam ravnokar cd ravna-
telJa ~
"Morda je tisti, XII je vrgel
bombo -"
"Da, yes razmesarjen je. Vrat
- je poln al i'll roka - vidi Sc
kost. Use razmesarjeno. Pripeliali
so ga V kOGiji."
Pop shame cepico, Sc prekriza
in s pokrije.
"Delati ore skupno," NADIA
ljuje zopet zdravnik. "Doseci mo-
rava, da preloze obravnavo ....
dokler ne ozdravi. Da. doSIer ne
ozdravi."
"Zakaj?" vpraSa pop. "Kai maj
STORM. ce je re vse doloGeno? In
vi kako zamorete britt norce
tako IL cloveka?! Najprvo jih
hdraviti in potem -
Odkima odloGno.
"Zdai tudi ne erem po likalno
deSko! Grem -domov.''
"Ocka! Cakajte malice Ali
je to krScansko?''
"Kajq"
Pop obstane. njegove oGi svetli-
kajo in "a trenotek Sc dozdeva.
kot bi hotel vdariti zdravnika. Bo-
jazen mu spaGi obraz In noGe .jo
prikrivati pred zdravnikom in
drugim svetom.
"Pravil SEN YAM lie raztol-
maGiti YAM hoGem =" Sepeta
zdravnik. Mi iavimo. Vi-kot
dhhovnik, JAZZ - kot zdravnik 90.
Potem ga he morcjo soditi ="
Pop Sc pripogne. pogleda okoli
sebe in ere zdravniku Y obraz in
Sepeta:
Ali ste pobesneli.'
Hitro in opotekajoG hiti domov.
Zdravnik gleda IA MIN. pogleda
preko dvora. kjer tcmnijo plaSci
vojakov - sivi obrazi - sIve pu-
Ske - vsc sivo kot ncbo mad mimi.
"Vojaki! Cemu?'
Mice ne odgovori. PlaSci vihra-
jo mimo, nekdo zapove "stoi"-
in sivi obrazi Sc obrneio grozeci
proti zdravniku.
Pisarna je popljuvana in polna
dina. Pisalni stroj klopota, kot bi
sc IL NIGGA vsipal grab in zrak .je
siv vsled vzduha in znoja.
"Javim vseeno - razmiSlia
zdravnik, pa maj Sc zvrSi kar no.
ce ~
Uradnik pOZdravi Zdravnika ma
lomarno in nadaljuje $ pisanjem.
Zdravnik pogieda preko mize in
naJde koSGek papirja.
Ali innate polo papirja?"
"Nimam casa de uradnik ne
jevoljnO. ''Kremov polo papirja
"a gospoda Zdravnikaln
"Takoj."
Idravnik prisede k mizi. Ma
KRAFT preneha stroj s svojim ropo-
tom. Nakrat je tho. V tel tihoti
pa zadoni glas uradnika:
"Da bi tie wei vrag! Ali ii nj
sem ~povedal? Mar ii nisem razob-
lozil?"
"Tako, kot ste ukazali," odgo-
vori pisar.
"Tako sem zvrSil ."
ALI ii nisem rekel: ne tako."
Uradnik pretrga papir. "Pisi Sc
enkrat!"
"Ze V tretjic," godrnja pisar.
"Stokrat hos pisal!" zakriGi
uradnik. "Vas oslo - BON re ma
ucil. he dolgo niste sedeli V zapo-
ru. dobivate dopust in Gitate knji-
ge. O~brezujete monte. napisati ma
walden papir-no! Psi ="
Zdravnik ne poslusa; sedi pred
polo papirja in opazi ma svoio sra
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

Idravnik zajeGi in Sc urno obr-
he proc.
Zopet korakata prot jeGi. Vra-
ia jima odpro in takoi zopet "a.
pahnejo. Paznik. Xxi je V sluzbi, ju
nejevoljen spremlja po hodniku.
Pred celico .je strata in zabrani
vstop.
"Prepovedano je! ugovaria spo.
Stljivo strata. ''Nikomur ne smem
dovoliti vstopa!"
"kaj? Tudi meniVP!"
Zdravnik zajeGi, potem pa pri.
enc kleti. Kolne glasno in sirovo
njegove besede pa votlo odmeva.jc
pc hodnikih.
Dolgo odpirajo vrata, ko so cd.
prta. pa vtihne.jo vsi.
(kOnec. prih.)
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

Rev. Engel Olson was last week
most pleasantly surprised by members
of the congregation of his Frog Lake
church and presented with a purse OF
$500 to assist in the purchase of an
automobile. Rev. Olson has charge
of the church here in Morris and also
at Drywood lake, besides his home
church at Frog Lake, and finds it
necessary to do considerable driving
to visit his different churches and the
members of his congregations. An
automobile will be of great assistance
to him in this work, and he feels very
grateful to the donors both for the
fund and for the good will which it
expresses.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

Benson Times:-Any person of good
Judgment who has received an ordi-
nary common school education, can
readily and easily pass the test to be
given applicants for census enumer-
ators' places on Saturday, Feb. 9th,
the date finally set by the census
director, according to an announce
ment from the census bureau. All
persons, whether women or men, who
may desire to become census enumer-
ators, must be not less than Is nor
more than 20 years of age. Applica-
ton forms with complete information
concerning the test and method of
appointment, can be secured by writ
ing to G. w. Odell, Willmar, Mimi,
supervisor of census for this district.
Applications must be filed not later
than. january 18th.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07
Death of Christian DohIen.

Commissioner o. N. Dohlen was
called to Fargo by message announc-
ing the serious illness of his brother,
Christian N. Dohlen, and went there
on Tuesday afternoon. Christian died
on Monday from typhoid pneumonia
in the hospital at Fargo.
Deceased was a butcher by trade,
Al years of age, and single. He grew
to manhood in this county, where he
still 1has many friends and left here
about six years ago, and has since
been at Moorhead and Fargo. He was
the son, of Nels Dohlen, and has a
brother in Fargo besides his brother
here.
Christian Dohlen was: very well
thought of among his old neighbors
and friends here, and all unite in ex-
tending condolences to the surviving
relatives in their sorrow.
The remains will be brought here
for burial, and the funeral will be held
from the Norwegian Lutheran Synod
church of Scandal on Monday, Jan.
10th, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

The Citizens Bank has received a
burglar alarm system from the Ameri-
can Bank Protection Co., and will
have it. installed in few days. The
whole vault will be lined with steel,
time locks put on and such electrical
appliance are used that it is impossible
for the vault to be tempered with at
all without the gong being sounded.
AS matter of fact, burglars keep
away from banks known to be pro-
tected with this system.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

Col. Schroeder, ofst. Paul, was here
on Monday night and inspected Co. 6
of the Uniform Rank; Knights OF
Pythias and installed the new officers,
Max Trantow, captain; H. q. Olson,
first lieutenant; N. Vinje, second
lieutenant; Erick Peterson, recorder;
Frank zahl, treasurer; Nels Olson,
guard; and J. W. Stanley, senti-
mel. He expressed himself as
especially pleased with the prosperity
of the organization. A pleasant So
cial SESSION was held after the inspec-
ton.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07
Rsethoxen,s Last Days.

Beethoven had troubles besides the
scourge of deafness. Throughout his
life the conduct of his brothers irked
and grieved him, and when on the
death of one of them he adopted his
orphaned son that nephew's outra-
geous conduct broke his heart. Then
he felt the sting Of poverty. Dying
he would have lacked the very neces-
saries of a waning life had it not been
for the Philharmonic Society of Eng
land. The society has never boosted
of the fact, but a fact it is that a
doucer of f1O0 sent by it to Bee
thoVen at his last gasp made death
less a martyrdom to the famous mu-
stefan than it otherwise would have
been.-London Graphic.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

The question in our last weeks issue
as to whether the Bruce F. Stevens
who is in trouble at Aberdeen, s. D.,
is the same Bruce Stevens who form
erly lived here, was this week cleared
up by F. A. Hancock, to whom we
are under obligations for the follow
ing information. "Bruce Stevens was
EMPLOYED in the Office of the Monitor
at Lidgerwood, N. D., for 57a years;
he left that position in October 1907
and went to Ogden, Utah. AS soon
as he became resident of the State
he succeeded his brother Rufus as
manager of the printing department.
at the State Reform School, which
position he still holds. Am informed
! that Rufus is foreman Of large print
shop in the same city,"
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

A man who believes in the old say
ing, "See a pin and pick it up and all
that day youth have good luck" saw
a pin in front of the post Office the
other day. Bending down to get it,
his. hat tumbled off and rolled into
the gutter; his ye-glass fell and broke
on the pavement; his suspenders
gave way behind; he burst the button
hold on the back of his shirt collar,
and he all but lost his new front teeth.
He got the pink.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They do
the work whenever you require their
aid. These tablets change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
gloominess into joyousness. Their
action is so gentle one don't realize
they have taken purgative. Sold by
J. R. Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

Our New Gold Flour makes the
highest and sweetest loaf of bread of
any -four sold today in Stevens county.
Our price and flour is both satisfact-
ory. If your dealer does not keep it
send to the mill and we will see that
you get it. Ifyou have not been US
ing New Gold send us word to that
effect and we will send you sample
sack to try free of cost. After once
using it you will not use any other
kind. Morris City Mills.
Morris tribune., 1910-01-07

The concert given by Miss Hulburd,
Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Rowland, of the
Wesley College Conservatory of Mus
ic of Grand Forks. at the Congrega-
tional church on Tuesday evening was
well attended, and is pronounced by
all to have been the best musical en-
tertainment here in years. Morris
people are always delighted with
every opportunity to hear Miss Hull
burd, and her work at the piano has
long since passed beyond criticism
and is always greeted with a popular
appreciation of even the most classi-
cal compositions. Her many friends
here in her home city have been most
gratified to note her rapid rise in the
musical world, and trust that her con-
certs here in the future will be more
frequent than they have in the past.
Mr.. Mills as tenor is undoubtedly
the best tenor who has ever visited
Morris, and is endowed with a re-
markedly clear voice, while Mr.. Row
land as an accompanist seems to al
most bring the words out of the piano.
The whole program shows good finish
and leaves nothing to be desired, and
while the program is made up OF
classical selections, yet it was the
means of again showing many people
how popular and entertaining CLASH
cal program can be when rendered by
true artists.