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Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

estate with the Peralta- -Reavis claim of generation ago. The Hunter claim rather indefinite embrac- ing hardly think any millions of acres, but large territory of the Papago country in southwestern Pima county.
 It has not yet, we believe, been confirmed by the government, which for some years has been nvesti- gating it
 About six years ago agent was sent out by the department to see a certain chief head of the Papagoes who in some way understood to have conveyed to Hunter vast area under the authority of some mysterious document of which the depart ent had heard The agent was instructed to investi gate and report upon this document
 He outfitted at Tucson and, after a journey of three days and with some breakdowns and other hardships arrived at the Papago village at which this Indian lived. The headman was not home. but had gone to another village In the course of three or four days the agent overlook him and asked him about the document.
 Yes, the Indian had 'um." It was, he said at his home village. He returned accompanied by the agent, into his wickiup and brought huge bundle wrapped in gunnysack. Under that cover ing there were innumerable other ones of dirty cloths or paper oilcoth wrapper the middle closed the treasure which the Indian said had been transmitted him by his father-the great seal of authority.
 The unwrappng of the oicloth disclosed an ad- vertisement of Straus just famous overa1s, whose durability attested by the picture of mules each hitched leg of the garment vainly trying to pull it apart
 That's 'um" said the headman
 The agent swore fervently and resumed the long journey back to Tucson
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
Red Tape
in the country.

The business of the United States has got too big for the men who are managing it. The business, they were forced to admit, beyond them. It was reluctantly admitted. but when their blundering be- came hopeless business men were called in and the nation it's feet and kept it's feet during the war. It was only this drafted business manage ment that enabled to be of any service in the world The real business managers elbowed such incompetents as Baker and those with whom he rounded himself out of the way and kept them out until the war over.
 Then the business men, having finished their task went back to their homes and undertook recon struction of the industry and the commerce of the country. The government put back into the hands of the men who had been elected or appointed to run it. It was thought at least it was hoped that they would have learned something by merely watching what had been done that they would have seen the futiity of red tape and bureaucracy. but they seem to have learned nothing.
 Now comes Director Lindsay of the bureau of war risk insurance. cutting his way through the maze of red tape with his resignation. He found himself helpless. He is himself criticised by the secretary the treasury failure observe the ordinary official amenities" That doubtless means his disre- gard of red tape.
 It may be too much to say that the bureau has broken down, MT Lindsey six weeks ago predicted would, but that it is in most chaotic state is the testimony of soldiers and their relatives who have had anything to do with it,
 Red tape is supposed to distinguish system Many excellent people who are strong on system engage in a great many useless things because they are pre- scribed in the system. But any system however symmetrical and beautiful which impedes accom- plishment, is a bad thing
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

Loneliness and Depression Work Their
 Will with Me
 Bluebeard's wives must have heen very primitive women. If they had been even half civilized, l presume they never would have lost their lovely heads. 1 often thought of their sad fate as l carried Dr. Certeis' mysteri- ous keys around with me. Often did I look with a smile at the longest key. but never once did I have the least temptation to find the lock which if fitted.
 Probably am only a fair sample of the modern civilized girl who finds it quite impossible to open other peopIe's letters, packages and closets. was aware that Certeis' desk contained the details of a scandal about Daddy Lori mer. I guessed it must be that affair. with the Queen of Smiles" but it was not for me to investigate. Certainly Mrs. Bluebeard would have saved her life if she had lived today, because well, it simply isn't done,
 But l was lonely enough in the great house, just as Mrs. Bluebeard had been in her castle long ago.
 l think my impression began with the discovery of the bolshevist stuff in the files and the recollection Of what Eloise had called Certeis. I even got the notion that Certeis might have gone west to spread boishevist propa- 1 ganda; not directly of course: and I had to assure myself that he could not l be a spy without having been spot 1 ted'' by the government long ago: moreover, Daddy Lorimer was much too clever to be deceived by fraud of any kind. This was a great comfort. ! I didn't want to add Hamilton Ger teis to all my other disappointments in life.
 1 suppose I must have been getting morbid. Women fall into that mood ! very easily. 1 had always tried to ] avoid it, but as the days dragged away 1 in the lonely house where I hadn't Il
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
FARMING WITH ULTRAVIOLET RAYS


 
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Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
MAYBE THEY LOVE US

worldly goods confidence 
  old wolf shriefs.
   
 
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  endeavor the Golden States have unfng besed them When sticking each other traditional { out a a 
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Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
O1E EIzuzZZGozxA

 Carter Glass a
  90.
 Chicago authorities estimate public the graft of the 0 course Geatine dynamite 0 Amercan factre but believes cture
 Communism will persuade the We understand why can't understand finger sticky.
 Instead of using twelve millions stolen Kun Tn great celebration The communist they can hire the able they kicked any the other beens but quicker.
 converts it could overcome that playful indulgence n hon tide ~
  two families carS get along the
 There is no disorder disorder pa er the cashier and his assistants their hands
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
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 oa9rssAed 19o D ae D5e~z,zp<r Ersersrarls,,,.,

thing to do except to file away political papers that made me more and more doleful, I came at last to my zero hour.
 I began to feel that had been aban- doned by all the people who ought to love me when, to tell the truth. I had run away from most of the things which make the average woman happy!
 Twisting facts and feeling sorry for themselves in consequence is a perver- sity of women. I suppose I couldn't escape my share of it.
 But, indeed, I was really honest in feeling that nobody cared for me deeply-except Certeis, and by all the laws of the land, by the laws of my own nature, I was forbidden to find rest on Certeis' heart. l was shut out of Bob's heart, too. My plan 10 woo him back again was losing it's attrac- tiveness. It seemed such hard work and victory so uncertain
 Many times l reviewed by strange position in Certeis' house and my odd relation to Bob. I couldn't shape any happiness for myself. 1 recognized my utter uselessness. Nobody needed me. That was worse than having no one to love me. l wept over myself and my woes. My heart hurt dreadfully. I endured the same sort Of hurt. l fancy, which makes so many lonely girls want to end it all" I had always been impatient with them, had thought them stupid and selfish. Now I know they are both, for that is what I was
 myself at the end of lonely, rainy Sunday a few days before Certeis- was l expected home.
 Certainly it was worse than stupid 1 it was a sinful idea which came into 1 my head-but it had the thrill which is so often to be found in sin. Fly temp | tation took this form:
 You are dead in theory, Jane Lori mer. Why not be dead in fact?@ tTo Be Continued.)
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
LAPS SENTENCE MINISTER

PYENGYANG, Korea, May IS.-CBy The Associated Press)-The Japanese appeal court here yesterday ordered Rev. Eli NJ. Mowrey of Mansfield, ohio. a Presbyterian missionary, to serve four months penal servituGe for snel- tering Korean agitators. ana suspended the sentence for two years. Mir Now rey at once took an appeal to the high est court
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

General Petlura's forces have been fighting for many months against the bolsheviki, and for this purpose he has been seeking aid from the allied pow CTS. In April, Petlura's troops drove the bolsheviki out of Kiev, anG up until a day or two ago had been fnflicting new defeats on them.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
An Arizona Estate

Wild ideas prevail in Los Angeles regarding the extent of the Hunter estate, which is in litigation in the courts of that city and those of this state A Los Angeles newspaper describes the estate as en- bracing 100000 acres, covering all Southwestern Arizona, and affecting title to practically all terri tory lying between Tucson and Phoenix
 The writer must have confounded the Hunter
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
HUNS LOSE 6,s73,4o1

PARIS, May -(Havas)- war losses up to April 30 last were o. l 050,46 dead; 4,207,02S wounded, and 615,922 prisoners, a total of 6,S73.4IO. according to figures published in Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
DESERTS HIS CAUSE

BERLIN, May 1S.-(Bv The Associ- ated Press)-The Warsaw newspaper. Gazeta Polska, says that General Sim on Petlura, the Ukrainian leader, has joined the soviet government.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

Late in April MT. Mowrey was found guilty in the lower court ana sentenced to six months imprisonmeur at hard labor. He took the case 10 the appeal court
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

No man imparteth his joy to friend but he joyeth the more, and no man imparteth his griefs to his friend but he grieveth the less.
 Bacon.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20
Cor. Ben. N. Olcott.

Ben N. Olcott is the new governor sf Oregon, succeeding the late gov, srnor Withycombe.y 0lcott was for. merly secretary of state and has been known in state politics for years. An interesting point in con. nection with Olcott's appointment i; that of his right to name new sec. retary of state. Action has beer opened in the Oregon supreme court to decide this point
Arizona republican., 1919-05-20

TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 20, 1919
Głos polek., 1919-07-31


Sa kwestve kt6re nrzv ona-
wianiu uwaaamv "a drastvcz-
ne: bIedne to zanot,vwanie
wszvstko 20 nosi ma sohie nie-
tho prawdv ! podleoa nieodwo-
Jalnemu prayu nat,1ralnemu no
winno bvG n,zadn7iotn naszych
rozmySlan wvnowiadania sic
swobodnepo Konwncvonalizm !
blichtr pozornv ME raz ma bic
dne prowadza mas torv, nauka
zaS zwIaszcza oparta ma Sci
sIvch badaniach ods}ania n9ilv
wotnieisze Zadania zvcia W ich
w}aSciwcm Swipt}p. doniosIoSci
cZvstei nieskalanei formie.
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Głos polek., 1919-07-31

Zwiazk6W maizenskich ME po-
winny bye ami zabiegi egoisty-
cZne, ami wyladOwanie energii
chorobliWych objaw6w rozbuja-
lei fantazyi, lecz sp6jnia dW6ch
istot ziaczonych miioScia i wsp6l
ncScia cel6w. Take malzenstwa
pTzetrWaia przez burze speiniQ
swoie zadanie, sama atrakcya
zmysl0w ME wystarcza w tel
hazardownej lqcznosci, oto gl6-
why zarys.
Przy zawieraniu malzenstw
najdziwaczniejsze towarzyszyiy
ceremonie. L iednego Z najdzik-
sZych plemion wybijano diva ze-
by Oblubienicy. IL IZraelit0W pre-
kOnan talmudOWych pozbaWia-
no panao mlodq naiprzedniej-
szei ozdoby iei giowy, mianowi-
Gle wIoS6w 4 ujma dla WiaSci-
wei charakterystyh typ0W O.
ryentalnyCh, w niekt6rych wy
padkach nowozency poznawali
sic dopi6ro po od>lonieciu Stub
nego welonu przyszlej zony,
prawdopodobnie byla to tylkO
folma, w innych znowu mieiScO
wO$ciach po cZasoWem pozyciu
re swa iona ukochana narzeczO-
ny iei wchodzil Z MIA W Zwi2z-
ki maIzenskie. ale biada iemu,
ieaeli danego ME dotrzymai SlO-
wa. Scigany zemSta brata lub ro-
dziny, Oplacal zaWSze iyciem po-
pelniona Zdrade. w Og0le pod
niosla uroczystO$G religijna We
dug wSkazanego obrzadku lub
przySiega prawna by}y 50 Swia
dectWem obwieSzczajacem Swia-
tn nawiqzanie novel rodziny.
Lekcewazenie tel uSwieconej
prawem 7wvczaiami formy
IciaGa catv >zercp nictortUn-
uych nastep~tw, lu6re dotyCZq
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Głos polek., 1919-07-31
KWestya Kt0ra Kazda KObiete ObChOdzi

w naukach Scislych malienstWo
schodzi niby ma drgi plan, po-
Zornie tylko, poniewal giosu ma
tury mic slumic ME zdola. R0-
wnouprawnienie stawia kobiete
ma r6Wni Z mezczyzna, zasluzy-
la Sobie ia niestrudzona. cicha i
cierpiQca pracownica ma to IL
2nanie, ale zr0Wnanie takie ME
Oznacza tozsamoSc, odrebnOSc
fizycZna i duchowa pozostala
taa sama, tylko wyZWolenie Z
przemacy silly fizycznei a ME
kiedy brutalnej, jak r6wniez Z
iarZma krepuiacych stosunk0w,
daje jej moznoSc upominania
sic 0 sWOje praWa madro$ciq
przedWieczna Zakre$lone, jal1
r6wniez podnlesienia energjcz-
nei akcyi. nawet waIki 0 60
dnO$G ludzka, czeSC kObiety. 0
SwietoSc rodziny a pTZedewszy-
stkiem o Zapewnienie mlodemU.
wzrastaiacemu pokoleniu nor
malnego rozwoiu ciala umyslu
i prZyszlegO bytu. Jakiez OBJ
s2eIne pole dziaEanoSci pred
MIA sic otwicra? Jeieli Z wlasnei
wolf lub zarzadzeniem Okoliczno-
SCI W innym kieruknu zwr0ci
swa prace, ubita droga do upra-
gnionego doprowadM ia celu. -
Ty!ko ten glos zar6wno Z mes
kiei, iak kobiecej wyrywaja-
cy sic piersi.
Me dobrze czIoWickowi ayG
samemu ma $wiecie - to poSzu-
kiWania sobie pOkrewnei duszy
nawoiuje mas teraz jak i da-
wnici przez minione pokolenia,
SwiadczaC 0 pr6z6ni serca, kt0ra
nalezy wypelniG, przestrzega
mas r6wnoczeSnie, abySmy roz-
trOpnje ayli i alczerEp mrioWai.
" obccnci ere swohoia IVY
Głos polek., 1919-07-31

zenstwo sic podnosi utrwala.
Znane So dzieie zdegenerowa-
negO zadna nazwa ME dajace-
go sic olreSlic zdziczalego Hen
ryka VIII kr6la angielskiego,
kt0ry zOny swe a bylo ich 8 al
DO odrzucai lub skazywal ma
SmierG Z relli kata mimo mlodo-
cianegO wieku i uroku ich pick
noSci. MalzenStWo uwaiane bylo
jake nierOZerWalnC a kObieta by
la kaplankq ogniska rodzinnego.
Me bylo pod0wczas tej swobo-
dy jaka teraz panuie pomiedzy
mlod2ieza plci Obojga; najcze-
$ciej rodZice wybierah dozgon-
nych tOwarzyszy a VIOLA rodzi-
cow byIa onicmal prawem.
ZwiazEi te zachowa}y powa-
sc, cZestokroG okupiOnQ Zgry-
2otami nieszcz2SIiwej malzon-
H. Znana W historyi Francyi
Jest SWiQtobliWa postaG Maryi
LesZcZynskiei, c6rki Stanisl. Le-
cZynskici. corili StanisIawa L2-
SZcZVnSkiCmO. na0WCZas W LO-
taryngii przebywajQcego, a TO-
ny panuiacego Ludwika XIV,
kt0rcgo dw6r slynai rozwiazlo-
$ciq obyczai6w. Gorzkie Ivy
spowodowane niestaloScia kr6la
nieraz zalaly piekne oblicze tej
kt6ra caly dw6r, rodzina ma
rod uwielbial "a jej cnOte j do
broG.
Wplyw reiIgii wielkQ odgrywal
role w stosunkach malieh-
skich; dogmata Koranu wpro-
wadzily Il wielu wschodnich pO-
tentatow haremy muzulman-
skie, w kt6rych nieszczesne
mieszkanki staly sic wylaczna
wlasno$cia zdziczalego pana I
meAa. ieszcze do dzisiai istnie-
il tc stras2lwc mieiSca ludz-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

nav worth $12. This, as far as
Mr.. Petersen can ascertain, is
all that is missing, but a few
pair Of pants may also have been
taken. At any rate the thieves
did not report how much they
took, but if they were accom-
modated with a few b B shots
is would probably do them good.
Editor and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Jen-
sen Of the West End Advertiser
and their son, Geo. w., Mr.. and
Mrs. X. p. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Niels Nissen and their son, Niels,
all of Duluth, composed an auto
mobile party which motored to
Askov Sunday to see this com
munity. They enjoyed their
lunch at the park and said they
might be here again soon as they
had discovered that the distance
between Duluth and Askov was
not great.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
ORDER OF HEARING on PETITION
ron LICENSE To SELL. MORTGAGE
OR LEASE LAND nv REPRE-
SENTATIVE Or GUARDIAN

state or Minnesota. County OF Pine
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Jens
Henrik Jensen Order or Hearing on
Petition for License tn Sell Mort
gage or Lease Land.
The petition OF l.. G.. Petersen. as
representative or the above named de-
cedent, having been flied in this court,
representing. among other things, that
FOR reasons stated in said petition. 1t is
necessary and for the best interests OF
the estate of said decedent and OF all
persons interested therein Ia sell GER
tain lands OF said dccedent in said pc
tition described. and praying that IL
cense he tn l.. e. Petersen granted to
sell the said land
II u Ordered, That said petition he
heard 10y this court. at the Probate
Court Rooms in the Court House, in
the village OF Pine City. County OF
Pine, State OF Minnesota on the l3th
day OF October. 1919, at one o'clock p.
NJ, and that the citation OF this court
issue to all persons Interested IN said
hearing and said matter. and that such
citation he served by the publicat ion
thereof In Askov American. according
to law.
Dated September Sth. 1919.
by the Court,
J. T.. Therrien,
Judge of Probate Court.
N'robate Court SeaD
(Sept. 1I2h)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Invaluable Coconut.

What the coconut means to the
South Sea islands native. Mr.. Farrell
says scarcely can be exaggerated. He
makes thatch Of the leaves. In some
islands he wears skirt Of shredded
leaf Coconut sennit Is his cord. In
most low islands, where the water Is
brackish and undrinkable. he depends
the sap OF tightly bound bud. Fer
mented. this becomes coconut toddy.
and. boiled. II Is a brown. sweet-sirup
beverage When the islander dances
or goes abroad in the rain he anoints
his body with coconut-oil. And every
drop takes it's toll from the copra
production.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Old Saying.

The provcrb Zone swallow does not
make = summer" is very ancient You
will find II in the Ethics OF Aristotle,
who was born 3S4 years before the
Christian era. There It takes this
form: zone swallow maketh not q
spring. nor a woodcOck a winter" In
Attica the children were given holi.
day when the swallow first appeared
in the spring. and Horace connected
the zephyrs Of the spring with the
coming Of the swallows. In Italy and
Spain the proverb still runs: "One
swallow does not make spring" But
In more northern ATTITUDES the swal
low arrives later. and their proverbial
literature has II that one swallow does
not make a summeF.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Askov

The Adolph Jorgensen family
were among the Askov visitors
at the Kerrick fair Saturday.
Frede Stottrup is very enthu-
siastic over his corn crop this
year and the other day brought
a few ears Of Northwestern Dent
to town to show what his land is
producing. The samples were
fine and Mr.. Stottrup has reason
for being proud Of the result of
his labor.
The new cement sidewalk on
Main street is a great improve
ment and convenience, but being
so used to taking to the road
some of our citizens are still
walking down the middle Of the
street, forgetting that the side
walk was built for a purpose
A man was heard to remark the
other day that a nice smooth
sidewalk like this was more
necessary Is or 20 years ago
when it was more difficult to
follow the straight and narrow
path.
Thieves entered the corner
store of r. Petersen & Son
Saturday night and helped them
selves to four skin vests worth
about SIP each and one macki-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
When Life Grows Broader.

God does not count prosperity as
We count ii. Our sense Of proportion
Ia largely shaped by our experiences.
When life is quiet and sheltered, and
the stream runs smoothly. we notice
every ripple and magnify every small
obstruction. We are fully occupied
with orr work, our small worries.
Then comes some grief, calamity. or
new responsibility which suddenly
changes everything. Our old interests
are dwarfed and look so petty that we
wonder that we ever allowed such
trifies to burden our souls. BY such
experiences life grows broader and
higher and takes on new values. We
have new standards Of mea surement
for our fellow men as well as our
selves.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
A "Gentlenan.n

And the scholar said: "Originally
the term gentleman uatin: gentilis).
signified well born. A man Of gentle
birth usually was refined in manners
and conduct, and so popular usage has
extended the term to all men Of chiv-
alrous character; n gentleman lives
right. rights wrongs, fears God and
honors the king "-Exchange.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Ancient Game 10 Cribbaoe

Cribbage Is one OF the few card
games that Is Of undoubted English
origin, 1t was played in Elizabethan
times, only In those days II went by
the name Of ''noddy." The earliest
treatise on the game is contained in
THE Compleat Gamester." published
IN 1874. Now there Is quite library
Of books on crihbage. which explain
how to play II. and elucidate the mys-
teries of "one for his mob" two for
his heels" and other quaint express
sions of the game. handed down to US
through the centuries.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
In Switzerland.

II IL the peculiar characteristic n
Switzerland that. after crossing Its
frontiers. one never appears to have
wholly left the neighboring countries
behind. The northern gates" seem
to Introduce one to modified Ger
many: at Geneva one Is still In a
French.spenking country: while the
impression one receives upon enter.
ing from the south Of still being upon
Italian soil Is ut first difficult to shake
OF. The character Of the scenery
serves only 10 heighten the Illusion.
Ethnologscally. ms well as physically.
the Soil ~ Switzerland seems to in
vite the various people Of the earth
TO make Of the country a place Of rem
devious where International differ.
ences are forgotten.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Tho Bible.

God might. of course. have given US
a literally divine book, written by his
finger on tables Of stone. We find that
he chose to give us instead a library
q, books by human authors. with very
different styles and characteristics. I
cannot help connecting 1t with the
equally obvious act that he did not
reveal himself by an angel. or millions
Of angels, but by a man who worked
in carpenters shop,-Rev J. H.
Moulton. DID.