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The Detroit times., 1917-12-18

GO TO STUDEBAKER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
AND PICK OUT YOUR CAR
TODAY-at the before-the-
war prices. Drive it all win
ter, save doctor bills, add an
hourmore to your day Keep
well, fit and strong. This is
the greatest war economy and
the surest way to lick the
Kaiser. In the spring if you
need the money, sell your car
and in all probability get
nearly or quite as much as
you pay for it uow-BE-
'FORE-THE WAR PRICES
PREVAIL TODAY. NEXT
SPRING AN ALMOST AS
SURED SHORTAGE WILL
VERY LIKELY ADVANCE
PRICES ON NEW AND
USED CARS.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-18


GIRLS, ENROLL NOW
Beemons Evening school .or M,llin-
cry teaches yop in 60 days posi-
tinnu guaranteed when finished. 20
Ea7t Wilis. Grand 1881.
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N.ssit i ro nt.t ---'ii, .f-i.LNNhot
CASH Cor lId faIse 10Th. gold CrownS
broken 1"Wefry. diamonds. water -
etc fuli value pRid Liberty RtF
~ FI Wood I'D .1 noCf "ltVN'"r
WANTED Good second hand snare
ro HrNI-HoomS
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Make your bcu tor tho winter NJ
Hotel Fran Warm. comfort
able rooms spacious lobby;
dcljrhtful H DO. right down town.
Rooms S. pcT week and up Service
and comtHf 7t
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Corner Iarned and Bates-sts
r===-=-.=--- -------a-zz-- 81 zz--7 -- .- --
BOARD AND ROOMS
PRIV ATE home Tor elderly people.
invalid ana chronic cases, $40 per
month and up Hem 30o4 kreason
ConvRlescent Rome
~ RENT--UoUsEs
a a. A. =. a A. A a
Hannan Re ltaI Agency
A free list OF no sss and fats can
In person az Tho oidest snd largest
W~0Rkw pIrlT N'VG
NEW modern house. near Mack;
with two sleeping rooms paFca
street 1903 Montclair open week
MOVING packing storaEe. sheken
Van CO s'orrEc 500 loed Main 80.
20 HENr-FLNrS Il sf'NRrWsNfs
PIONEER APTS.
Anew furnished suites,
brick and steel frcproQf
building, containing every
modern convenience. sun par
lor, private porches and
phones maid service if desir-
ed linen furni he'd and laun-
dered free; shower and bath
tubs IN each apartment
PRICES RFNSO%ABL +
LOCATED JN TTE MorT COW
NE%lENT N.L.rlNl APA
MENT DISTRICT lN TIL CITY.
Nothing has been spared IN
the furnishing in fact,
everything the word
HOME
implies is embodied here.
Service includes kitchen and
dining room utensils.
USDER NEW MANAGrNTNT
Cor second 4 Warren Grand 43i7R
A a-RrDRcoN FLAT. modern. Cam
tou-nve RifEo c5fi
TO RENT-Ht NiNEss PLACES
PRIVATE OFFICE in thc Ford bldg
with or without furniture. Nlao
steuogrnphcr's services Main $500
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FOR sALB-NACANT LOTS
WILL 9ay cash ror vacant lots
houses. flats, stores, acreage
real estate equities Land con
tracts bought. quick and sat
sfactcry deRlS.
ERFPT 9Qh ~? o~fir PldV
20 ENCHANCr,-nEAL ESTATE
II ROOMS -WIu take auto or vacant
lot Ridge f184-M Main F7ii.
FuFt sAIH-WIsCI.i.L Nous
The Detroit times., 1917-12-18

So buy today, when you
NEED a car most, buy while
the prices are still very low,
buy a GOOD USED CAR
one that is Well broken in, one
chat is free running, sure
starting and guaranteed TO be
i'm good mechanical condition
put a little anti-frceze in
the radiator and charge the
cost of the whole INVEST
MENT so added efficiency, life
insurance. and better health
for the whole family
STUDEBAKER OFFER S
YOU JUST SUCH A CAR
AT q malvelously low price
if you haven't all the
money, pay a little down and
the rest as you ride,
We have the following
standard makes Of used cars
i'm stock:
Studebaker Old IN o bile
Chandler. Maxwell, Overland,
Chalmers, Cadillac. Oakland.
Dodge, Ford, REQ.
WE GIVE MONTHLY ~
SPECVTONS oN ALL USED
STUDEBAKERS.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
One Dose Of Ma,r's Wonderful
Remedy Drives Them Out
Ends Torture.

stomach polSons breed millions Of
Z runs that eat Into your vitals. caus-
in; Gas Pressure, Indigestion. Consti-
pitor, Torpid Liver. Auto-lntoxica
tiou, Y.llJw Jaundice, Gall Stones,
App"ndicia.. Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stomach and lnteSt mes. etc etc.
Thousands Of sufferers have been re-
stored hy Mars Wonderful Remedy.
among them Justic" of the Supreme
Court. Congressman. Doctors, Law.
yegs, Bankers. Ministers. Nurses.
Farmers, Mechanics persons OF every
class probably your own neichbors.
Stomach troubles are due mostly e.
catarrhal poison Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy removes that poison. thor.
"uphly clesnses the system. drives out
the disease breeding germs. allays in.
hammation and ends suffering Tn.
like ary other remedy. No alcohol
'orhing TO lnJufe YOU. O1e dose con.
vinces FREE book on Stomach All.
ments. Write Geo. II. Mayr, Mfg.
Chemist. Chicago. or obtain bottle
Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from
tisynes & Taylor or any reliable jrvg-
gist. who will return your money II il
fails.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
~e-sss..-=ssS1:s=S;S<~
gDeAIHS1
NS,..-=-..s-.LGNsass---.--Js

Mrs. Katie Orr. wife of Allen
Orr, died at her Y, me Wednes.
day. March 14th, 1917, at 9::31
O'Clock. of pneumonia fever.
The deces S, d hsd b, en- in DO I
health for several months, but
her Geath came as a great shock
to the tamilyssand c. immunity.
Mrs. Orr was before her mar
riage Miss Katie Wick, of Black
ford.
She is survived by her fsi'h
full end devoted husband and tiv
childi en-, also her father, Ella
Wick, of Sike ston, Mo. a broth
er, John Wick, of Gladstone. Ky
Mrs. Orr was born Sept. l7lh,
1887, her age beirg twen,y-nine
years, six months and sew. n days.
She proft tssed faith in Chrii
during a revival met ting held at
Blackford in 1902, has been a
faithful christian since.
The funeral services we're held
by Rev. A o. Sper ce, after
which her remains were laid TO
rest in the Crowell .metery.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05

A street carnival now touring the
south is seemingly the repository Of
most perpleIiDg military secret. On
a recent visit by this particular carnl.
val to n Tennessee city part of the
attending throng heard q barker e1tol
the ciair,oysnt powers Of Madam.
This goddess Of wisdom. while thor.
oughly blindfolded gave instant an.
swers to any questions. The seeker
after truth merely wrote on a slip OF
paper the question nearest his heart,
which, being read out 10y the barker
In the hearing Of all the crowd. was
as publicly answered.
Whether Minnie Sun loved Tom
hud where the old herml, buried the
gold were questions Legitimate enough,
hut that somebody had taken advan.
thge Of lady's trustful disposition
her answer revealed when Madam -
was confronted with the query:
Where Is villai"
Her reply was:
Her real maine IL not villa. II Ia
Margaret, and she is now In Atlanta
Ga.'-Saturdny Evening Post.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
NOT so BAD OFF. AFTER ALL


In these days when the cost Of llv.
ing seems 10 be attached Ia the tail OF
n rocket going skyward there is still
something, says the Rochester Demo.
crnt and Chronicle for which We may
be- thankful. Suppose, for instance,
that instead Of the amount that we
now eat, We required from 900 10 600
pounds OF food every - hours. Ms We
would II we had appcties like the DO.
,ato beetle in his heyday.
or suppose We required from a hal,
ton To Il ton OF provisions every
day, as We would II We ate as much
In proportion TO our size as does the
grhsshoppcr. Even II we had light
hppetites Ike the caterpillar. II would
take frsm 200 to 400 pounds Of food
each day To satisfy Us. Yet. we'can
he thankful that We are not ca,erpll.
lars. potato bugs or rrasshoppers. IL
appetite.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
Last night | felt quite slee

Last night | felt quite sleepyl
and Jumped right int, bel
When ii lot Of horrible vision
came flying through my head /
! dreamed we had an election
from Piney to Hurricane cree,d
sound, and ever, body was E,
cited over auu mobile bono
Billy Yandell on high trape-eI
tried hard to do a fling, Johr.
nj. Blue ana Clemmie Nuf,
from the stump heir auto.bor3
speeches did s.ng. and Tricy
Benz EFT oi' circus act. with
Windy Wilson as the clown
But old farmer Burr Tail sa,
Btys. old Dut enten you can
not BOND y j, fire. Trovls w.
an ink Singer. He dished our
letters, clrcu ars AID charts. ard
Eddie Franks seat in speeches
from awaY off in foreign parts.
Dear Marshall was he editor O
keep the peace. WAS bound.
And up jun ped farmer Burr
Ia saying. by The eterna,s
old Crlttenden yo9 csnnct bond
Toe is I. h, c., and J. II. {
they are as clever as any men Ia
town, they have a Maxwell Or
an Overland To do her runnirr
around. On election mornln.
they brought their cars out and
run about 10 ste that ever ythinz
was trim. then they sent them
TO the STICKS 10 bring the bord
boosters in. They each. said 20
the drivers, az they were about
TO start. Now Ge careful ard
bear in mind that OH 'a,mer
Burr I,li must vote for the bonds
II he riue, IN this car of mine.
Honk' HonsW n nki,! soundt d
the MaXwell's mryh,y HON as t
stol lp.d by the va, eide nherr
the larmer was h. uln, corr.
Jump in. old hays,ed, now IS
the time ci your Ii e b nd you-.
self, your county. your kids ard
your vie.
Get cut. old hsyse,d, shout.
ed IS loud as be could yell.
When The poles a'e closed tbs
evening aUtc.b nds will be- deac.
er than h-ll. "
Then, Kind friends, | did
a Sake and found this all a dreanj
Then We got the news from q
precincts all srou"d. Boys, ,ou
cannot bond the county while
farmer Burr Tail is around.
Old Hsyseed.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
FOR SALE.

] want to sell M farm. it lays
: miles east oi Crayne, joins J.
x. WoodalI on the north and also
W. A. Woodail east. ltis
a good farm Of ~ acres. two biz
tobacco barns and a good five
room house, two ,,nant houses.
n rig stock barn, and a good
vralnery and.hog house. good wire
fences, plenty of good water
god orchard and well improved
every way II is pood land and
lays good | will give YOU a
bargain. l.. W.Deboe.
Fredonia Ky. r. +. d. No. {.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
HELPFUL WORDS
From q Marion Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful?
Does it ache especially sitter .xer.
tion?
Is there d soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak Kid
neys.
II 50 there lie danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention
Dosn's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Read this Marion TESTIMONY.
Mrs. E. b. Franklin, 529 Z. Bel,viiie
St., Marion, says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for
quite awhile and feel that have been
greatly benefited by their use. When
ever my kidneys have been weak and
have acted irregulariy or my back hos
been lame and aching. | have used a
box or so Of Doan's Kidney Pills. pro.
cured at Haynes & Taylor's Drug
Store. They have always cured these
disorders in very short time"
Price SO cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-that Mrs. Frank
in uses Foster. Milburn j.. Props
Buffalo. n. Y. G7
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
AN ENGLISH TRIBUTE TO POE
os Maupsssant and kipline Owe Some
thing TO American Writer, Says
Enplishman.

The detective story and the murder
mystery are not forms of any great
literary value. but must confess 10
prediction for stories about crime.
and there is some authority for the
view that murder is the most gentle
manly crime that anybody can COM
nit"
Those who share my taste for homi-
eide in fiC,iOn-and find IL fairly wide
spread-have reason Ia be grateful TO
Poe. His Lupin is prince Of dctec.
iives and the father OF an illustriouS
progeny; Uhile such contomuerS of
the law of the land aS Rat'ics aud
Arsene Lupin are roe's illcgitimate
children. Indeed. Poo's influence in
France hgs been greater than among
the EngliSh.srcUking people. Every
student of French literature knows
that but for Poe, Baudelarc. Mallarme
and NillierS de l'Isle-Adam would have
been something very different from
what they We're, ana NJ. Remy de
Gourmont says IN one OF his penctrat-
ing essays that Eugene sue, Gnborlau
and Dostoevsky, in Crime and Pun.
ishmcnt have all taken lessons from
Poe"
II would be interesting TO study the
way in which his technique OF the
short story was adopted aud modified
by Guy de MaupaSSant, and how, after
having filtered through Maupassant's
mind, II has returned 10 English l.tcra.
ture through the medium Of Mr..
klpling-"Penrun," in the London Ma
ton
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
VIII Help In Trsinino the Child.

The spirit Of enterprise and indie.
pendence should be- fostered In early
youth. Parents should allow their
children 10 take advantage of the bust.
ness opportunities offered To bright
boys aud girls In the advertising col.
uuns. Nothing will do more to sjlmu.
late business faculties In youth than
n little business enterprise that is III,
Chld's very own.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
gCGl L., lOur Tough Hang On

i cough hit -ack. and vraltrs /.
dsug' ruus % uud,rm.ucs y'It health
and ;hriy,. "a neglect Relieve u ~
once with D- kinc's New Discovery
This .oolhng hsisam remed, heals ilu
throa', lo,sons the phlcgm. i,s mils.p
nc properties Mn the germ and tfn
cold Is Quic. y hr"ken W, Children "a, :
gruwo.ups alike find pr Kings New
Discovery pleasant 10 tskc ~ sel. -
effective. Hav, a bottle hRn1y 10 yo r
medicine chest FOR grippe. c-onp D., !
all bronchial affections. A, 81. i.u. q.
vists. ~ cant,.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
Two World Wonders.

A spirited voting contest has been
concluded In Germany to decide which
are the seven wonders Of the TWEEN.
tieth century. After the enormous
volume Of votes cast was counted. II
was found thn, the majority had
placed the wireless telegraph at the
head Of the list and the Panama canal
second. The third OF the seven won.
ders, II was decided ls the dirigible
airship; next In order, the flying ma.
chine, rhdium, the cinemntogrsph snt
the steamship lmperstor.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE
WOMAN WHO VOTES
AS SEEN BY AN ON.LOOKER
&e Is DomesticSie Is Vtaly Interested in Social Legs
ation--She Is Not Vitaly Interested in Political
Jobs Sex Antag Unknown in West

In the recent Presidential election the exploded
numerous theories about herself and established facts 70 the
query would she vote if she had the ballot empbaay
replied Els! To the would she husband
the West emphacay replied MOI Political parties complain hi
Of the esponsbiy of the voter meaning that women
can be coraled nodded into party FORM made TO voice their
opinions unit They show maddenng independence in
ballot Republican have openly accused of vo,po
Tor Democratic president and Democratic women of a.n, 70
Republican candidate And the deny it thew bandv
explain that they for the best irrespective of marty
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
Tettina ST.. Carr.

The testing department " onc ctSt.
orn railroad igultcd .pO pounds of oil.
soaked rags, shu,Iugs aud wood. to
see the eject ~ the flames upon the
metal framework " u car. While TIE
furnishing ~ the ear were slightly
damaged the ,c.t.up department found
that the frame " the ear resisted the
hcut,
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
STATEMENT
OF The Ownership, Management,
Circulation, Etc Required BY
Act Of Congress August
2Atb, 1912.

ed weekly al Mar on, NY for Apii
LIST. 1917.
STATE or kENruCkY
COUNTY or CRlTrESDEN
Before me. Notary Public in and for
the State and county aforesaid, per.
sonally appeared ) N Jenkins. who.
having been duly sworn according tt
aw. deposes and says that be Is the
editor and sole owner OF the Crltten.
dsn Record-Press and that the fellow
Ing IL, TO the best Of his knowl, dye
and belief. 4 true statement OF the
ownership. and management if u daily
paper. the circula,ion). etc Of tn.
aforesaid psblicsticn for the date
shown 10 the above caption. required
by the Act Uf August "a. 1912. EN-.
dded in sec,ion+l3. Postal Laws and
Regulations. printed OF the reverse
OF this form. 10 wit
!. That the names and addresses Of
the publisher. editor. managing editor.
"nt business managers are:
Publisher, s. N jenkins. Marion. ny. :
Editor. S. n. jenkins. Marion, Ky.
Managing Editor. ). NJ. jenkins. Ma.
ron, KY;
business Manager, 5. NJ. jenkins. Ma.
rion. Ny.
?. Ths, the owners are: Give
names and addresses Of individual own.
rr, or. If q corporation, give its name
and the names and addresses Of stock.
holders owning or holding per cent
or more Of the total amount Of stock }
$ NJ. jenkins, sole owner
3 That the known bondholiers.
mortgages, and other security holders
owning or holding per cent or more
Of total amount Of bonds. mortgages.
or other securities are: III there are
none. so state
There are none.
4 That the two paragraphs next
above giving the names Of the owners,
stockholders. and security holders. il
any. contain not only the list Of stocl
holders and security holders as they
appear on the books Of the company
but also. in cases ~her, the stockhold.
er or security holder appears upon the
books Of the company rs trustee or in
any other iidueisry relation. the name
Of the person or corporation for whom
such trustee IL acting, is given. also
that the two paragraphs contain state.
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eire and belief as O. the circumstances
and conditions under which stocl hold.
ers and security holders who do not
appear upon the books II the company
a. trustees, hold stock and srcuri'i ..
in a capacity otncr than tha, ~ bona
iiic owner; and this a'll,nt has ~ rc,.
son To believe that any other p,r,ot.
association, os corporation has any in
tcrest direct or indirc't In the sui
stick. bonds, or other securities than
Bs so stated by him
3 Ihu Tho t',r,' pln,nr ,fr,.
piss Of each issI' pf 20 p4,li.t loi
sali or distributed. through the mails
" otherwise, 20 paid subscribers dur.
ing the ak months proceeding the date
shown abay' is.. .......... ..........
irhis information is required from iai.
~ publications onlyl
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Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 10Th day of April 1917
NELLIE WALkER
Nv commission expires January n
ls2o. tsrAL1
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
Domestic Life.

Domestic Life.
me western woman is, perhaps, a.
ousy d person as any woman OF the
country. Her domestic interests form
oee'hive OF industry. The We.t il
a place OF homes and intimate family
me so acute is the servant problem
'hst even wealthy women are often
Compelled TO be their own cooks and
oo'''e'"ashers. They cab handle .
'aeuum'cleaner with all the skill o
an experienced hand. They hsy.
eniluren' not in ones and twos. bu,
IN the good old.fashioned way OF ,ixe,
ana sevens There is not the acuts
iise'up between riches and poyert,
'hat the East has developed in it.
millionaires and factory hands. Tn,
majority OF families are in comfort.
doie circunstances; they live a sane
outdoor, busy, healthy existence
ne women take their politics as Az
adjunct OF their homes.
Keen About Social Legislation.
Inc women seem inclined TO lesy.
me machinery OF government in the
hands OF the men what they want
is results. They are keen about good
echoois, well paved streets. ssnjtsr,
homes moral ana social conditions
every legislature finds some women a,
me various capitols, looking after a
oiii the women are behind. but tho
Dill usually deals with a social issue
While the western women are becom
ing more keenly interested in. as they
grow more familiar with, their mun,ci
pal and national problems, they Are
not, according to politicians. shown.
any great eagerness for political jobs
sometimes the women turn a trick on
ne men IN spirit OF good. .natured
raiiiery as in the case OF Umstllla
oresof, where the women plotted owe,
thelr teacups to replace the town
councilmen with women. The mavo,
Mr.. Z. +. Starcher. was defeated 70,
reelection by his wife, Mrs. T. E
Stsrcher,. and he didn't seem 10 mind
He Just proceeded 10 get his des,
INTO shape for the incoming incum
oent and 1t isn't even recorded that
ne gave her any advice. -Four council
men, including the recorder and tres,
urer, lost their Jobs TO women rb.
women were not entirely satisfied
with Umatilla, and they wanted IA
try their hand at Improvements and
the men were willing.
No Sex Antssenism.
The spirit Of comradeship b.tw.e,
men and women Of the west 10 insp,,
ing to an fastener who has bee,
frightened by the bogey that sufYrsr.
would destroy all those womanly ousL I
tiles which attract men. In no part Of
The country do men and women seem
10 nearly TO complement each others,
10 those sections where they are work. |
ing out their civic problems tosethey
One finds the western man even mora
aggressive in his endorsement oi
woman suffrage than the western !
woman. As an instance ofhov much |
i Is taken for granted, at a recent
conference OF Progressives and Repub. /
leans, In Seattle, held to draft a ten. /
ative platform for the purpos. Of
lnitinr Progressives and Republican,,
he national suffrage amendment pro.
idins for nationwide woman suffrage
vas an inevitable part Of the prosrea
i've legislation urged.
FLORENCE YOUNG.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
TTs Woman o. IA.

But how dn you know be- love,
E.u " h" hHsut told you ,of" qlcricd
jhc r'rl In 'ho sports SKIRT. "Oh
replied The maid with ~" bargain.
counter hair II ran ten hy thn wa,
hr look 9, mc when am looI n-
~ him"
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
Millions Of eush,l, In p,anu, Con.

The p,uDui acreage iu rrSns this
year Is 2IG0co which Us expected 10
Yield S.2l0OuO bushels. ~ this rate
circus aud baseball fUus need not wur.
~ about their ever present luxury.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
A. the nalI oan..

"LcoE 81, EN- an in that nudl How
vii they ever get clpuny
"lluh What do you iupposc the
scrub team IN fofT
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05

one hundred thousand women have
founded an organization to demand
their rights and have sworn never
70 marry unless their prospective hus.
bands agree 70 support q movement
for obtaining for them equal treat.
Aent with men, mstrimonially and
morally. and an improved economic
,Uosition.
isdia boasts . well defined suffrage
movement with some good working
organizations, like the notable one
at Mustoorie. Women in Bombay and
Degoda have the municipal suffrage.
ead Hindu. Mohammedar, Parsi and
Buddist women have voted in the
municipality OF Rangoon. in Burmsb.
for thirty years.
the women OF Argentina, vh,le
still far from the vanguard OF the
woman movement. are waking I'm n
modern possibilities. Today, mapy n,
them are working as heads OF large
humanitarian societies, which thew
have organized to help women and
children. They have taken the er,,
step. The second step comes when
ihe women think a little further and
sndeavor to prevent the wronss they
nee by demanding . voice in lav.
making.
A clause has been added to the
,evised constitution OF Holland max. |
ing women eligible TO oil governing |
omces and giving them a chance n |
esf the ballot as soon az the govern. |
nent In power will grant n.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
N Sure Doea

II takes hard cash To provide pcr
msn'nt soft berth.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05
Her SUFFRAGE SASH
AROUND THE WORLD

China now has lively suffrage
society, agitating for three great re-
forms: The abolition OF the opium
fraflc, OF foot binding and OF child
slavery.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-04-05

While there is no organized effort
10 secure woman suffrage among
japanese women, they are heading
rapidly that way. The. latest news
from Cherry Blossom Land is that
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-25
HYsrER1A. NOT PATRIOTISM

believe that the people
necessarily
program But greater judgment made
necessity
could avoided Even at
consistent
with nations
may 70
that
objects MUST be
that the
only partially
steadily awakening that
hsnt loyalty through
froth and is
asm a O. 8 . life blood
Of facing duty
. which there be antest
of
gigantic task
century
q o.
this the deadly earnest
accomplishment,
superficial
nation
it. Hence
haven for
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afternoon
public
the pulling of lot OF illegal booze
queried the l. W. W.
that 1t given big
requested
similar suggestion So far as the Pioneer
the crack
yesterday did