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And Abraham Lincoln wouldn't be
able in these times to get out to Gettys
burg to deliver any address, as the car
lines would be all tied up with labor
difficulties and the jitneys too crowd
ed.
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Continued on Page g.
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Senator H. S. Van Alstine, of Gil
more City, Humboldt county, is the
author of a commission to revise the
code which is now practically complet-
led. He states that the law provides
that each member of the legislature
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

Francis Manshiem, two year old son
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

When Nicholas Henning, a resident
of Adair county died he left a fine
farm of 100 acres to his two sisters,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

Joe Moore, of Cedar Falls, a men,
ber of the 16Sth Rainbow division,
who was twice reported dead and once
officially reported missing in action,
surprised his folks the other day by
telegraphing from Camp Merritt, New
Jersey, that he had just landed in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13


HERE'S a BUNCH or LOW
priced cars. all in AL mechanical
order:
Marion. good power. t325
Stoddard- Dayton. good buy. s275.
Maxwell touring. only s3f5.
y. NJ T., good order. 1875.
Hudson 5-pass.. ti2b.
Two Ovcrlands. one at t325 and ono
at only s175. Both owned by good
mechanics. Rubber In good.
Pullman. electric starter. 1900.
Used Car Emporium. 18th Il n. Pine.
CHALMERS PASSENGER. CON
dition excellent: tires new. one
extra. ~ intcrcstrd, call East 1852.
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FOR SALE--RFAL ESTATE
BEAT THE RENT HOG

Only $3.50 for tho nnesi lot. tnxi2o
20 alley 10 on 1tth ave Just a
short distance south ~ Jackson
at. half block 60 paved streets
and one block 20 car line. ready 90
butld on. street work done and
all paid. no restrictions: put up
shack 20 Hutt your needs save
,h" high rents and build YOU
home when you get ready. only
70 minutes walk tosthin once
fit0 crsh and balance monthly
you viii be pleased with this very
ciose-in home Site look ~ over
be tore you decide TO put your
money into farm land on the outer
edges ~ the city at an equal price.
especially after the cost ~ i'm
proNemcntn
= r PATE
sot-t l.. c Smith nidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-13

HOME FOR ,i.fs0
House Of rooms, garage; SOxi20
feet. city water. graded streets:
just outside city limits. near car
and boulevard, West Seattle.
81. s50--Bungaiow. rooms. bath
room. fireplace. city water, Sound
view. just outside city limits
Easy terms on both Of these.
L. Y. HOLMES
252 Empire Bldg. % and Madison
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1885 Rainier ave Irene Parker.
Hotel oaks. SIC pike J J. iierE~r.
ga Hinckiey block John T. Low.
rridee. 2tns FIRST ave Mrs. u. q.
lioEsF. szai fcth = W. Mrs Lula
Tanning. stfS Eivhth ave n. y.
a Toftorciii, sos first ave NJ.
Miss Agnes SterminE 7i1E slxih
ave. Helen iAlsus Nrefnrrton.
Gen. Del Miss Margaret berger,
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IL SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

10 SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE
YOUNG MAN ATTENDING THE
university wi shes employment
while attending school. Can drive
and care for any make car Would
20 for or s-w~ek trip at once.
Also experienced In drafting and
construction work. Would con
slider any remunsrativr proro-
sltion. n. f. Daniels. itfs r. sist
OVERSEAS ENGINEER DRAFTS
man. surveyor. desires position In
or near Seattle. Graduate Colo
RADIO School of Mines Experienced
Rnoplesds ns ,n ssnssns essmiss sS:
~ years mining experience Phone
Queen Anne 7s7s.
CHAUFFEUR - RETURNED SER
vice soldier wishes private POSI-
ton with family. First class me-
chanic on any car. Touring trips
BEST Of references: years ex-
perfence private driving. careful
Address B-l2. Star.
CAN LARGE MANUFACTURING or
distributing firm offer honorabiy
discharged army officer oppor-
tunity for permanent position on
selling proposition. with guaran-
tee and comnissiony II so. address
BIS. Star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER AGE %.
high school graduate commercial
course. wishes position with large
firm. with chance for advance
ment. Had months officer ex-
perience while in army. Address
B-ft. Star.
DIsrHAEGED SOLDIER On. g. OF.
Is. married. URGENTLY seeks po-
sition general store or farm Inn
plements. commissary or hotel
Wife experienced hotel manager.
Ar1f xfft n ri q
ences Al. Address BIS. Star.
RETURNED DOCTOR WANTS To-
cation. assistantship or partner
ship; . years experience with Ca
madam army medical corps In
France: graduate Al school; hos
practice; young: energetic. DIR.
Clarke. Waldorf Apis.
YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK
during morning hours until n.
m Has years clerical ex-
ployment not interfering with a
present. position. Could use own
auto. Address Biz. Star.
NAVAL OFFICER. RECENTLY RE-
leased from active service. n.
wants beginners chance for ad-
vancement with firm. exports or
good. One year at university.
Beacon 2135 after $40 p. m.
RETURNED SOLDIER DESIRES
clerical position. assistant book
keeping position preferred: good
1T figures. can operate typewriter.
Salary To begin, 500 Tiiden G.
Harry. 1920 Tacoma ave. Tacoma.
Wash. Phone Main 25s5.
RETURNED SOLDIER DESIRES
position with mining company or
logging, as thermit welder. oxy-
acetyiene welding and general re-
pairing. Have been with big COM
pany In Alaska and also In Mex
leo. Address Bill. Star.
DfScHARGED SOLDIER. MARHfED
truck or private chauffeur; II
months Motor Transport Corps
Phone Kenwood sfz
Df5EHARGED SOLDIER DESiKEs
employment at once. Handy with
carpenter tools. Address B-27
Star
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs

SAVE RENT
Groom house. West Seattle. ready 20
move into. haif-acr. ground. 900
cash SIS per month. Plans fur
nlshcd free 20 make this a modern
s-room cottage. Circular and map
free.
IL c. PETERS
7fe Third Ave.
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ACREAGE
iIso-to AcRf.S-fiho
RUNNING STREAM

This to-acrr tract IL all covered with
timothy J and feet tall. the very
best loan coil. well logged and
closely burned. and In fine pas
iur.. good auto road right 20 e..
fine creek crosses one Garner.
about half level. balance good pas
ture; 1850 cash. balance $40 per
month. Price 1900. or will divide
10 20 acres at sam. rate. The
above " only one tract out of
three sections we have for sale In
the famous Cherry valley district.
close TO Seattle. on good auto
roads. Prices range from $3.50 TO
$40 per acre, and you never saw
better soii. You can find 20 or 90
acres that will Just suit you. and
At prices and terms you can buy
on. We have sold nearly half
already. and you viii be wise TO
make your selection soon. We
viii show you the land any day.
You viii not b. disaS pointed in
the soil Come in and see samples
and photos.
REALTY Y CHANGE
a0e Hinckley Bldg.
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FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
,i.S00--Reasonabie Terms
A coy. homeiike. little home. neat
and clean: substantial construc-
ton; has bath. toilet. etc: owner
leaving city and must sell. Your
chance for n snap.
GRAHAM-PARDEW co
zoos American Bank Bldg
MT BAKER
J-room modern bungalow. overlook
Ing Lake Washington: house in
the best Of condition. inside and
out. a grand view Of lake, Sound
and city. Large level lot. Let us
show you. Price $500. on terms.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
6l7 Third Ave, Elliott 90.
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MODERN GROOM COTTAGE
s2.775. on y Y Terms
4 good rooms; bath. toilet. bowl.
sink. tank and indirect lighting
fixtures; all complete. big lot. s0x
100; only one block from Lake
Burien car at White Center.
w. y. rATTEN. owner
20i Ry Exch. Bldg
Evenings. q. A. 2s3t
t2.250 ~ WALKING DISTANCE -
Cory f-room bungalow, with an
excellent view: close in; near Lake
Union; $500 cash. balance easy.
See Mr.. Stenbcrg, with
IL. II. NELSON
e2T Seabonrd Bldg.
MOUNT BAKER BARGAIN
Broom bungalow; fireplace: fur
mace; cement basement. near car
line. For quick sale. price y2.700.
easy terms
CLINTON BEcKMAN
Elliott 230i. SIS Seaboard Bldg.
f-RooM HOUSE. 2 TOILETS. HATH:
garage; splendid location and car
service, Sacrifice ~ taken this
week Small payment down. .s22ss
Fremont pl.. odd Fellows Bldg.
Phone North 1856.
l. or 60x120. SMALL HOUSE,
water. gas and light. IL fruit
trees: si.i00. 5000 down. balance
800 every six months; blocks
from car: in good neighborhood.
VIM. FULLERTON. 5i3 Pacific nix.
$1,000
3-room bungalow at white Center:
500 cash and balance s25 monthly.
JOHN H. WHITE
sol New York Block Main 2209
EIGHT LOTS, $50 EACH, 45 MIN
uteH from Pike st; must go to-
gether; one fourth cash. balance
In 10 years. II. A. GOODFELLOW,
301 Railway Exchange.
BROOM HOUSE AND TRACT COX
1873. for $3.50. 500 cash, balance
SEQ per month, West Seattle. II. A.
GOODFELLOW, 30i Railway Ex-
change.
NOTHING TO SELL BUT SERVICE
~
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IDA DOMAIN
/ want TO swap my old ice box.
IL Will only cost a fraction.
I'll put a want ad in The Star.
And get my satisfaction.
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MY UNIT HOUSE
PLANS FREE

build the first unit rooms
for you on one % my Little city
Farms tracts. in West Seattle. and
furnish the complete plans free.
Price Of hsif-acre. with first unit
house. ti.ita; 100 cash. SIS per
month Get free circular and map
OF Seattle
". G. PETERS
ZIG Third Ave. or go 60
Local office. ss7s 18th r. ".
Open Evenings and Sundays
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NOTHING TO SELL BUT SERVICE
]. v. HOLTON CO. Real Estate,
220 Marion ST. Main 3l52.
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE owl. PAYS MORE for clothing
surH. furniture, We buy. sell and
exchange everything. i1ffs LIST
Ftiiott Ss.f.
WANT To EUY a COOP SECOND
hand criui~ basket Call Deacon
afs Mrs nrown
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RETURNED SOLDIER DESIRES
position with mining company or
logging. as HERMIT welder. oxy-
acetyiene welding and general re-
pairing. Have been with big COM
pany In Alaska and also In Mex
len A ddreaa Ill Efnr
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10 18th ave s. Dorothy Horeh,
W Comnfock st: Mrs. Ida Doninn.
90 First ave. w. Margaret g
Huvdsn. 1911 it,h ave. =. Mary
ifytand 1917 summit n Rose
schasfrr. SOS 10Th ave. Norman
TiiieY. 1900 Hueker ave. Everett.
Erie samurison. Black Diamond.
Box 5a3
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Tom A. ORGY. Pacific States
Log Co. Camp I, Cedar Fails:
Eugene O'Neil 2toT Fourth W. (.
Rose ". Russell .st7 18th ave. y (:
Edna l. Pollock. blaine. flox \ +.
=. Van Amhufrh. ais Y. q st.
Tacoma: Clara Hammer. sse1 CAL
ifornla ave. Mrs W. T.. khdow.
So " 7sth ~. Mrs Oscar Olson.
2it0 waNrrly pl! Gene Bennett.
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81 FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs
ney ia
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FARM LANDS
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE

I IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
so acres good land: 20 acres clear:
house and barn: : cows. 2 horses.
hogs and chickens: all farm i'm
PIGMENTS. 1s miles north OF Ev-
erett. on good road. Price $500:
$4,000 cash.
20 acres: is acres cleared; good
house and barn; cows. young
cattle. l horse and farm imple-
rnents: on paved road. Price
$500. $500 cash. balance to suit
YOUNG a BRoBERG
b22s Ballard Ave. Ballard SIS.
BIG OPENING IN YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
tlh per acre and up easy terms
best OF soil: on Yakima river: two
railroads. state highway. and close
70 town; under government irriga-
ton project that In an extension
of the Sunnyside canal
SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
In tO-acrc tracts See pictures at
our office of land and the inn
proved farms there. Buy now d.
rect from the owners at the low
opening prices. Several thousand
acres OF the best farm land In
Washington TO select from.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
9iS Green Bldg.
Office Open Evenings Also.
HERE is A GOOD BUY
80 acres rich valley land, south OF
town. all in cultivation. $3.50 per
acre.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos srd Av.
40 ACRES. $1,000
Fine land, in Skagit county. close 20
Clear Lake. 500 cash. $40 per
month. Lots OF work at Clear
Lake.
II. c. PETERS. 7is THIRD AVE.
81 FOR SALE--WATERFRONT
PRnDERTX
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DfscHARGED SOLDIER. MARRIED.,
truck or private chauffeur; IS
months Motor Transport Corps.
pha0a KepWonA ef1
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RETURNED SOLDIER DESIRES
clerical position. assistant book
keeping position preferred: good
1T figures. can operate typewriter.
Salary To begin. 500. Tilden G.
HARRY. 1920 Tacoma ave. Tacoma,
Wash. Phone Main 25s5.
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D1scHARGED SOLDIER AGE %.
high school graduate commercial
course. wishes position with large
firm. with chance for advance
ment. Had s months officer ex-
perience while in army. Address
Bit Star
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10 MALE AND FEMALE HEi.P
WANTED
lost AND FOUND

LOST. IN BUSINESS SECTION. Mn
nond and emerald rings. Return
To sos Hatght Bidg. receive re-
ward. Main tiae.
LOST--SMAI.L PURSE on 2sbD
ave car August 1, containing dih-
mond ring and brass key. Reward.
Mafn zfo0
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% FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH MD DOORS
q. II WILLIAMS co.
Two popular sizes Of single sash for
garages barn or small bungalows
In stock. Eiaxcd. ready for i'm
mediate shipment
First size Is 81 inches wid. ard II
inches high. with lights i3rit
glass Price si.si
Second rixe ~ - Inches wide and 70
inches htrh. with 6 lights ioviz
glass Price tt.9s.
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line 81 building ma
terial. free on request.
y. n WILLIAMS co.
1919 FIRST AVE. s.. SEATTLE.
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DTsrHARGED SOLDIER DESIRES
employment at once. Handy with
carpenter tools. Address B-27.
Star
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.. r PATE
soi-t l. c Smith nidE
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CAN LARGE MANUFACTURING on
distributing firm offer honorably
discharged army officer oppor-
sunity for permanent position on
selling proposition. with guaran-
tee and commission; II so. address
H-13 star
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CHAUFFEUR - RETURNED SER
vice soldier wishes private POSI-
ton with family. First class me-
chanic on any car. Touring trips.
Best OF references: years ex-
perience private driving. careful
Address Ria Star.
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iMpRovEn RANcnEs
MY UNIT HOUSE
PLANS FREE

build the first unit--2 rooms
for you on one OF my Little City
Farms tracts. in West Seattle. and
furnish the complete plans free.
Price OF half-acre. with first unit
house. si.i50; 800 cash. SIS per
month. Get free circular and map
of seattle
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FAMILY WANTS
to rent q s-room modern house
about August 20 Prefer Queen
Anne or rhlnnry district VIII
lease " rent 10 right Phone Miss
Morrison. Main 500.
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OVERSEAS ENGINEER. DRAFTS
man. surveyor. desires position In
or near Seattle. Graduate Colo
RADIO School Of Mines Experienced
mappi Ing. aesayiug- Excellent
knowledge inorganic chemistry:
~ years mining experience Phone
nuesn Anna 1E-s
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OFFICER. RECENTLY RE
leased from active service. Il.
wants beginners chance for adj
vancement with firm. exports or
shipping preferred. Can make
good One year at university.
Beacon 21s5 after $40 D. m
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONcERN:
The undersigned has made app1ica-
ton TO erect a public garage At
1880 +. Marginal way. unplafted
land. corner +. Marginal way ana
18th s. Anyone desiring to pro-
test against such occupation win
file such protest at the office Of
Superintendent OF Buildings prior
TO Tuesday. August 10. 1919.
NJ r. WOOD Owner.
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WOtiSFkEEPING KOOMS
wANTED-TO RENT

FURNISHED 1 AND RooMl
cin.~ In 1910 Ninth ave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-04
RAILROAD HEAD NOT
ADVOCATE OF FEDERAL
RAIL LINE OWNERSHIP

Washington, Feb. 4.-Director
General Hines. testifying before. the
senate, interstate commerce comnlit-
tee for the first time since his ap-
.pointment ais railroad head, declared
he did not believe In government
ownership but in organization Of a
few big railway companies subject to
close government supervision.
II do not believe there Is any thing
substantial In the argument that a
five-year extension Of government op-
Grafton would necessarily mean gov
aernment ownership" Mr.. Hines said.
II do not personally believe in gov
can be form of radically recon
structed private ownership with such
close government supervision, includ-
ing government representation on
the board of directors, as will give
the public and labor all the benefits
Of government ownership and. at Tie
same time viii preserve the benefits
of private and self-interested initia-
tive and will avoid the political diff
culties which eprhaps are inseparable
from government ownership.
4 II believe that all the objects
which / think mu: s ho achieved In
order to obtain a pcrnlanent solution
can be accomplished through the
creation of comparatively few rail-
road companies which will have capi-
talization equal only to the real value
of the property and which will have
moderate guaranteed return with
the right to participate moderately
In any additional profits -,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-04
CORP. GOODSPEED DIES
~. In FORT RILEY CAMP

Corporal Bert Goodspeed OF Com
pany c. goth u. s. Inf. died at Fort
Riley, Kansas Sunday Of scarlet
fever. He had been In service one
year, but never had the opportunity
of going across the pond. His regi-
Inent had been equipped to 90, when
the armistice was signed. y y ~
Bert was just twenty years Of age
at the time of his death. His body
will arrive in Bemidji fer burial In
the, Catholic cemetery either Tues
day or Wednesday Of this week. !,
Fred :, Goodspeed, his younger
brother, was a member of the 10th
infantry and went across with. the,
first troops to 60 over: He has been
missing in action since October g..
Fred was just eighteen years Of age.
John .Goodspeed, his older brother,
is a member Of the 9Th engineers and
Is now stationed at Manouville,
France. He saw action for forty
days before the. armistice was signed.
AL. Goodspeed, father OF the. de-
ceased, was formerly. a farmer. In
Grant Valley and As. we'll known in
BemidH. Besides szti,oses mentioned,
four brothers and three sisters sur
Wve. 4.~ .@ .TzS.sgsF5 xer
Relatives and friends here to at
I tend the funeral, are: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Goodspeed, brother, Kinney; :.
Miss Lucille Goodspeed. sister. Mas
tiers David and Edward, brothers; Al
win Goodspeed, father, Kinney, and
Alvin, Jr., brother, also Of Kinney
Friends. are Corp. George B. Demoff,
Hibbing;,. Robert McNair, John Nc
Grath and Hugh Mccoy, all Of Kin
ney; Mrs. e. A. Stickney Of st. Cloud.
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One night. he related, he ana an

One night, he related, he and an
other gun truck man got off the road
and were unable to tell where they
were. A group passed and one Of the
men asked the group where the road
led to. No answer and choice vol
ley Of epithets was hurled from Q
Yankee gunner. Another group was
passed and were stopped and the
same question asked. One Of the
party struck match to light his
pipe and a German helmet was re-
yealed in the glare. The alarm was
sounded for they believed they were
among the enemy, but discovered
Germans deserting under night cover
to the American side. Il
Regular Hun Trick.
Once German aviator was winged
by an anti-aircraft gun of the battery
and was brought down in the lines.
When the plane landed an Ameri-
can lieutenant was near and the aVi-
ator drew a revolver and shattered
the Americans left arm. The Yank
jerked his steel hat off and struck
the German across the face nearly
"busting' his head in two. Nearby
soldiers soon fixed the aviator. He
also saw ia airplanes battle over
the lines, Americans getting seven
without losing one. He also saw an
American get three, in spectacular
fight.
"The shells sent into us did ter
ribIe work." said Gaines. eve seen
soldiers with their head fifteen feet
away, an arm the same distance and
the other arm also several feet of.
II was bad business | tell you. Yes,
I'm glad to get back. Wasn't sick a
day but was sick eight days coming
hackg" - = go if
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BoLsHEvIKs TAKE KIEv.

Warsaw, Feb. 4.--Kiev has been
taken by the Bolsheviki, Gen. Pet
lura's troops partly going over to the
enemy. The : Ukraine government
has been moved from Kiev to Win
nitza. Railway communication with
kiev IL cut off at Kovel, where Ger
man troops are attempting to Keep
order. -.
The Czecho-Slovaks are bitterly
denounced here because Of recent
events In the duchy of Teschen.
Lieut.. Reginald Foster Of the Ameri-
can army, representing the, peace
commission, is reported to have asked
DR.. T. G. .Masaryk, president OF
Czecho-Slovakia II the Allies had
given permission for the Czechs to
attack the Poles Z; DR.. ! Masaryk is
said to have replied in the negative.
but Is, reported to have added that
the territory Is necessary for. the de-
velopment of Czecho- -Slovakia.. -. "a
. 1t is reported that the ,Czecho-Slo-
yaks aim to get control of Polish oil
lands in Central Galicia and 1t is nj.
legged that they have already made q
bargain with this object in view with
the Ruthenians. =. 49,.
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EKNUTSON ASKS 2-YER
BAN ON INIl|uGRA ALTON


Washington, Feb. Two years
.instead Of four as the limit during
which time immigration will be
barred from the United States Is ad-
vocated in minority report from the
committee on immigration that will
be submitted to the house OF repre-
sentativss by Representatives. Knut-
son of Minnesota and Caleb Powers
of Kentucky.
The advocates OF the two-year
limitation plan hope to reach q COM
promise and prevent the adoption OF
the four-year restriction. They say
1t. would be unwise to fix the limit
at four years iii view OF the uncer-
Stainties of the economic situation.
It is probable, they argue, that
these will be migration from this
be enticed to return 10 European
countries to aid in rebuilding the de-
Yastated regions.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-04
TEN THOUSAND LAKES
ASSN. MEETS FEB. q

Members OF the Ten Thousand
Lakes association will meet at The
Saint Paul, st. Paul. February 21, to
review the work OF the apst year and
plan a program for 919.
The association Is backing bin
before the legislature to appropriate
500, 90 for advertising the lake and
tourist attractions OF Minnesota for
the next two years, and 1t is hoped
that this will be favorably acted on.
II not. other measurers will be taken
to- finance the work. @
The advertising campaign last
year was financed by communities
throughout the state including Be
midi .3 7s E. - -