davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

We often have a vivid hunch that we
wrote Better Stutf-and Nonsense
while we were at college; but we have
just been reading The Tower of August
10, l9l4-on which day we first ran
the column ourself--and we don't feel
as discouraged as usual. Or, maybe,
our critical sense is not what it was.
Thanks to the courtesy Of the Motion
Picture World, the Associated Motion
Picture Advertisers Bulletin and the
Photoplay World, we hereby claim the
1919 Buttered Parsnip Prize in the
Proofroom Eludng Contest. In and by
the aforementioned periodicals, we find
ourself referred to variously as Ruskin.
Rusknd, Riskin, Riskind, Ryskynd. Ris-
cind, Ryscind, Ryscynd, Riskynd. Rus
Gym and Ruscynd. So that for Ray
mond Wormrath! And tut for Wytter
Binner!
Old Sam Palmer, who has forgotten
more about the Bible than most of us
retain, refers us to the fourteenth chap
ter of Luke. And there we find:
%. For which of you, intending to
build tower, sitteth not down first and
counteth the cost, whether he have
sufficient to finish it?
29. Lest haply, after he hath laid tho
foundation, and is not able to finish
it, all that behold it begin to mock him.
30. Saying this man began to build.
and was not able to finish.
Business OF finishing what we started
MORRIE.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

Here's the reason they're estranged,
Here's the cause of your detection
Times, 0 Lydia, have changed
Your complexion.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20
When I was three-and-twenty,

Speaking Of international movements,
as most Of US are these days, our
favorite is the shimmy, which has al
ready reached Russia, where, accept it
from the Globe-which, incidentally we
refuse to do-"Trotzks Totters."
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20
GUARANTEE

Entered at the Fcstor.ice at New York IS secoud
Class Matt Matter
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

Reverting for moment to the shim-
my, are we right in referring to 1t as
one Of the chief topics of conversation?
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

A man is growing old, it strikes US,
when he goes back to his campus and
watches the sophs hazing the freshmen
and realizes with somewhat sickening
sensation that only five years ago he
thought that the pinnacle of pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

Business of finishing what we started
MORRIE.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

THE reported capture of PetrograG
by the forces of General Yude-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

Variety, the ". k. weekly, should be
included among Those Who Laugh in the
Wrong Place: it refers to "Declassee"
as comedy success"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-20

FOREIGN RATES
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

sto re svych sesti Zastupca da-
Ii teskoslovenskemu prGmyslu,
ocenujfce osobni vlastnosti, jez
Geskoslovensky delegat proje-
vii V prub6hu. jednanl, ocehuji
ce vyznam zeme, jez verne o
statnimi narody stala V boji "a
civilizaci a jez usiluje tax ener
gicky svoje hospodAfske o.
brOZeni.
VeCirek byl zahajen prfpit
KEN presidentu Spojenych sta
I'll Wilsonovi, presidentovi Ce-
skoslovenske Republiky r. G.,
Masarykovi a presidentum sll
verenum ostatnlch sncastne.
nVch zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
MAYOR PREDVOLAN K
SOUDU.

Ocelarsky trust (American
Steel and Wire Coz prostfedni
ctvim pravnick6 firmy Squire,
Sanders a Dempsey zadal di
itriktniho vladniho soudce We
stenhavera protest proti naSe-
mu mayorovi, jakoz pol. ma
Gelnikovi. Trust 81 stezuje ma
mayora Davise a nacelnika
Smitha, re prekazeji importu
stavkokazu do clevelandskych
ocelaren. Trust od vypuknuti
tavky ziskal pry asi 600 neu-
niovych delniku z jinych NEST
a z tech vetSina musela Cleye-
land ma natlak policie opustiti
mnozi q Mich byli jako neZa-
douci lide i pozatykani, coz
pry prici Sc Zemske ustave.
Trust pry dovazel sem jen ra-
dine delniky, nichz mnozi
slouzili bud V municnlch to.
varnach, neb armad6. Pak-li
by trust mohl V dovazeni stav-
kokaZu neruSen6 pokracovat,
atavka V jeho hutch a zelezaI
mach mohla pry byti jiz davno
urovnana. Lee naSledkem OBJ
mezovani dotceneho importu,
trust ma pry ZnaGne financni
ztraty a jeho prumysl zivofi
VZhledem k tomu zada vladni
no distriktniho soudce, aby ia
Semu mayorovi uredne zakaZa
prekazet trustu importova
nj skebu a rovnez pol. ndcel.
nikovi by bylo nafizeno do "a
lezitosti ocelarskych bossu sc
nemicnati. Mayor a policejn
nacelnik budou predvolan
pred distriktni soud Ultra do
poledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
VYROCNf VYSTAVkA v
CACEOVE OBRAZARNE MA
EUCLID AVE.
Anglicka kritika chvali ume-
leckou tvorbu naseho malire D..
S.. kratochvila a sochare F. J..
Jiroucha.

Vtera skontena byla vyroG-
nj vyslavka praci cleveland
skych umelcu V galerii Gage
Owe ma Euclid Ave. usporada-
ma. Vystavka zabrala diva vel
Ike sally a poteSenim treba
konstatovat, ze i ceske umeni
bylo ma vystavce te ddstojne
representative. Anglicka kri-
tika - Plain Dealer, Leader
a Cleveland Topic velebi zvla-
ste praci p. Stepana Kratochvi
la, obohativSi tentokrat vyroG-
nj vystavku velkym olejovym
obrazem "Zimni scenou u Tin
kerovy ricky." Ma obraze vidi-
me idilicke zakouti V riGni "a
totin6, lemovane stromoradim
II n4hoz terna Sc starobylG far
mafske obydli pod vekovit}m
javorem. Kritika chvali sytost,
lasnost svezest barev, prud-
kou zimu vyzraZujicich a
Plain Dealer porovnava dilo to
tvorbou prosluleho. francouz
skeho mistra-krajinare Name
ta.
Znalec clevelandskeho ven
kova pozna ma obraze p. Krato
chvila romantickou partii v
bedfordskem taunsipu IL Tin
ker's creeku mezi statnim prh
plaVenr a mostem Sc oku la
hodn6 rozkladaj1ci.
Pan Frant J. Jirouch mel ma
vystavce hlavicku roztomileho
decka, jakoz i portret.
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iM.Ssl [+tl WSSl
re SCHUZE VELkORADU
&. S. p. S.,

ktera Sc konala minulou sobo-
tn a jiz zahajil predseda br.
HonCik. Pc pTeGteni zapisku,
ktere byly prijaty a vyrlzenl
dopisu byla ctena zprava du-
v6rnlka br. Hejduka, ktera tax
Jez byla prijata. Ma odporuce-
nj dobrocinneho vyboru, tri
podpory po $4,000 byly povo-
leny k vyplaceni a dve move
zado5ti odkaZany vyboru k pro
zkoumani. Br. Frcka jmenem
vyboru podaval zpravu o pro-
gramu k vyrocni slavnostni
schulz, ktera Sc bude konat Y
nedeli, l8. ledna. Zacatek sta
noven ma treti hodinu odpoled
ne a po vycerpani programu
bude taneGni vinek. Vstupne
pro slavnostni schuZi obnaseti
bude 10c. LlsIky byli odevzda-
ne zastupcGm rad1, ably je We
vyroeni schulz tajemnikum ra-
du odevzdai. Zaroven tajemni
ci vSech fadu mali poslat jme-
ma adresy vsech bratru, KITE
ii V americke neb ceskosloven-
ske armad6 byli zafazeni
tech, kteri pro svobodu zivot O
betovali. Zpravy 0 tech bra
trech adresujte ma br. Janou-
Ska, 1923 Czar Ave. L&kafSke
listiny pro pGiistovani ditek
byly ma fadu rozeslany a kaz-
da cast mesta 81 ma ku prohlid
ce ditek sveho lekafe ustano-
Wit. Ma konec bylo vseobecne
projeveno pfani, ably fady Jed
noty 4. >. +. ). hledely ma da-
lie Narodni Sdruzeni udrzeti a
IDLE moznosti pomocnou akci
podporovati. Jelikoz posledni
ttvrtek v m6sici prosinci pfi.
pada vanotni svatek, pfisti
schnze odlozena ma pondeli,
%. prosince.
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POLICEJNI SERVANT ISAAC "a
STRELEN BANDITOU V KTERES
RESTAURACINA EUCLID AV.
VRAH PO KRVAVEM ZAPASU DETEKTIVY BYI
ZATCEN DNES CASNE RANO.

Policejni serZant William c.
Isaac, 3731 zap. AZ ul., slouzi
cl V Gtvrtem pol. precinktu na
Perkins Ave. blize vych. 50 ul.,
byl dnes Gasne rano smrtelne
postfeIen kterymsi muzem V
Colemanov6 restauraci &. 5208
Euclid Ave-, blize vych. 55 ul.
Isaac skonal nekolik vtefin po
SVEN privezeni do nemocnice
sv. LukaSe. Zemrel Gtyficet mi
nut po pulnoci jeho domn6ly
Skudce zatGen byl dnes rano
po druht hodine.
Vtera pred pul noci ozna-
memo Gtvrtemu pol. precinktu,
re V Colemanovt restaurantu
veGerl podeZfell muzi a Isaac
spoleCn6 Sc straznikem Master
sonem vydali Sc "a mimi do uni
n6nfho lokalu okamZite. Dva
u podezfelych sed6li u stolu a
pojfdali polevku diva dalSl
stall u nalevny Il n6jaky zaku
SEX objednavali. Serzant l.
saac priblizil sc k GtyrllStku $
.revolverem prayici a kdyz
kaZal podezrelym 'ruce vZhu-
ru", dive slfelne rany Zaracho
tily a on, v podbriSi zasazeny,
skacel Sc krVi ma podlahu,
naGez ctyrlistek unikl restau
race zadnim vychodem do u
liGky a odtud autu.
Straznik MaterjOn telefono-
val okamzite pripadu ma IL
stredni stanici, natez zalarmo
vani vSichni noGni detek tivovt
mest6 a posleze vyburcOvAni
detektivove denni, tedy mimo
sluzby. NaCelnik Smith ujal Sc
pronasledovanl vraha osobne a
nekolka minutach svolano
temer vSeckO patrolni muz-
stvo 2 okolnich precinktu. Pa
trani usnadnil kterys cisnik z
Colemanova restaurantu, vSi-
mnuvsi 81 Gisla auta V nemZ
ttyrlistek ujel. Die toho Gisla
naGelnik zjistil, re automobiI
nalezi majitelce iiste nocleha,
ny Ma yych. %. ul. jizn6 od
Prospect Ave. Brzy ma to objc
Veno ono auto opuStene ma Eu
cid Ave. kdyz deteklivovt
vtrhli do zmin6ne Stravovny
ma vych. % ul. napaden V nj
ctyflistek z Colemanovy jidel
ny, natez krvavy zapas Sc zbuj
Milky nasledoval a kdyz detek-
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MELODY kRAJANU.

lWSSl IWSS MS.
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tivove jiz podlehali, poruGlk
Potts Sc svym muzstvem nfiSel
i'm ma pomoc. Podezfell muZi
koneGnG spoutani a ma strazni-
ci zaveZeni. Mimo Gtyrllstku
zatCeni daIsi diva muzi, jakol
i kteras Zena, patrnG majitelka
one stravovny. VSichni muzi
branili Sc policii zabijaky a re-
volvery a zvlast6 jeden Mich,
die vSeho vrah, poclnal 81 iako
dravec. Boj We stravovn6 skon
ell rano po druhe hOdin6 a
ySem ran6nym dostalo Sc OSe-
trent pol. lekafe ma 1stfedni
stanici. N6kolik detektivu "a
Sarvntky bylo pobodano 4 ze
zattenych do krve byl shit do
mnely vrah a vyslouzily kara
nee, jehoz prav6 jm6no do
sud nezjiSt6no.
, Ctyflistek byl pozdeji ITO
tozn6n pani ColemanOvou ti-
Snlky a dnes dopoledne v$ichni
ztGeni budou pohnani pred mu
nicipalniho soudce.
Nektefi 2 uv6zn6nych jsou
skebovG ocelafskym trustem 2
Pennsylvania sem importovan
a vSichni mali pol. rekord. Do.
mn6ly vrah vyslouzil trest pre-
lupicstvi V Buffalo a zde Eat
cen byl jiz jednou pred tim pro
| tajne noSeni Zbran6. Proslycht
Sc, ze pachatel ku strelbe &C
lemanov6 restaurantu Sc pri
znal, byv usv9dcen svymi tire
mi kumpany.
39lety serZant Isaac stal 81
policiStOu IL. kvGtna 1906, pa
trolni Sluzbu konal Sest let -
tez V Gesk6m distriktu broad
Wayskem - nacez SlouZil c(
t6 mravnostni a ma serzanta pc
vySen byl pred rokem. Mimc
bezd6tne vdovy zustavil cetnt
! pflbuZenstvo. Pensiovany pol
porucik Albert Isaac byl mi
.ctrycem a jeden ieho bratra
nee slouzi V hasitskem depar
mcntu. Isaac byl RAINY, neo
hrozeny, vynalezavy a V de
tektivnl sluzbe zvlaSt6 houzev
naty. Byly mu sverovany zvla
Ste ob,izne pripady, "a nichi
ieho odvaha pine Sc osv6dGovs
la.
B6hem poslednich IA roku ,
naSem mest6 pOVrazd6no eel
KEN devatenact policistu.
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Fraha Klepal,
IWSSl IWSSl WSS
OTEC A SYN POSTkELENI.

V nemocnici sv. Alexise le-
ceni isou tesafsky kontraktor
ltal Louis Corci, 1909 Angelus
Ave. a jeho desetilety synek
Victor. Otec ma strelnou ranu
Ma Sill hoch je postrelen ma
leve noze. Oba sc vSak pozdra
vi mezi tim policie bude pa
trat po neznamem strelci, KITE
ry v sobotu vecer vypalil z pu
sky oknem pribytku Corcio-
vSch a vyjmenovane poranil.
Ufady Sc domnivaji, re dklad-
nikem byl nejaky mstivec, Glen
Matie a die toho vySetfovani
bylo zavedeno.
lWSSl WSSl NSsl
fMatinko, rekni stare kra-
yitce, aby udelala vzdycky ia
kovy skraloup ma mlece!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
DAISf ZASlLkY LASKY MA
MlSTE.
Dairy odeslane prostrednictvim
Czechoslovak Boardu doprave
ny do Evropy ma psti lodich.
Byly dopraveny do Decina To-
dsmi a jsou z mista toho roze
silany pod kontrolou Ceskoslo-
venskeho Cerveneho KriIe.

Oznamuje Sc nam 2 1fadov-
ny Czechoslovak Boardu pa
mem Franou Klepalem:
Prave dnes dosla potesujici
zprava, ktera referuje O st'ast-
mem dovozu velkeho mnozstvi
zasilek q Ameriky do Ceskoslo
venske Republiky. Kabelogra-
f'icke sd6leni zaslane CeskOsl.
Cervenym Krizem Ceskoslo-
ven Narodni Rad6 V Chicago,
mi takto:
Prague, Nov. 25. 1919.
Your cargo Of ships Zaca,
Karowles, Keresau and Jason
is now delivered from Decin,
through Schenker Express Co.,
under the full control of the
Czechoslovak Red Cross. -
Load Of ship Principessa Chri-
stiania is delivered from Pra.
que. - Killer.
(Vas naklad Z lodi Zaca, ka
rowles, kerasau a Jason je ny
nj roze3ilun q Detina prostfed
nictvim Schenkerovy expressni
spolecnosti pod plnou kontro-
lou CeskoslovenskehO Cervene
no Krize. - Naklad 4 lodi
Principessa Christiania je roz-
vazen z Prahy. -Klier.)
X tomu doda-a zdeisl IRA
dovna:
X spravnemu .rozesllani to-
hoto ZnaGneho nakladu zasilek
je zapotrebi nejen velkeho
personalu notwithstanding, a
lie nuUnych prostredku doprav
Mich. Zeleznicni i poStovni do
prava nenl podnes We stavu
normalnim a to nasledkem ne
dostatku uhli, yzdor tomu
pfedpokladame, ze nejen Cs.
Cerveny Kmz v zajmu tisict,
kterym je pomoc z Ameriky
no1ilana, ale, samotna Cs. VIA
TIA se postara, ably ryehlemu
yyfizoyani zasilek byla co MOI
nd napomocna a lifadovne, kite
ri expedici americkych zasilek
pfey2ala pod svoji kontrolu,
poskytla veskert nutne pro
stfedky.
Vanotni zasilky byly zastup
Gem Cs. Obchodni komise pa
mem V. j. Kubelkou, expedova
ny z New Yorku a die doSlych
Zprav mozno soudit, ze V tech
to dnech budou vylodeny v
Hamburger a bez veSkereho
zdrzovani po zeleznici posila
ny dal do Ceskoslovenske repu
bliky tax, ably molly byt pred
vanocemi rozesilany ma adre-
saty.
Ia American CZechoslovak
Board
Fraha Klepal,
IWSSl fWSSl WSSl
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lWSSl WSsl WI.ssS]
NAvRAT ZE sIBlkE.

Rev. Kenneth D. Miller vra-
til Sc vcera re Sibife do Cleve-
landu a bude, prednaset ia
mnejSich pomerech " hotelu
Statler We ctvrtek. Miller pdso
bill ma Sibiii u Cerveneho XII,
lie We veisku .Geskoslovenskem.
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vs. l4+ W,SA
DfTE POPALENO.

Sedmileta Liliana Wardova,
2215 zap. IA ul. pfiblizila Sc
vcera vecer k rozpalenym ka-
mnum, Sat Sc ma nj vzflal a nez
domaci lide Sc sb6hli, ably pla
meny uhasili, divka utrpela
tax tezke popaleniny, ze muse
la byti do Huron nemocnice
odvezena. Sotva Sc pozdravi.
WIS., WSSl WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

- We Slovanske Lipe ma
Croton Ave. a 40. ul. 7. pro-
since ma staveni "Maje" Sc
budou podileti mladi, start,
deti a nasi bratri legionari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

Pan Frant. Novak, 1851
Miles Ave. oznamnje policii,
ze byl ma Miles Ave. kare o.
kraden o tobolku $68 obsahu-
jici, kdezto pan Jan Podojil,
1858 vych. 1876 ul. prisel po.
dobny mzpusobem o $81 ma
kare Kinsman linie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

Setrte uhlim! Nevytapej-
te svGGj pribytek 6. prosince
a prijd'te Sc zapotit do Be-
sidek ma "Mikulasskou" So
kola Havlicek.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-06-26
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
.,,ance of an order of sale made ana en-
.orad In the probate court OF ldano
county Idaho, on May 81, 1919, IN tne
natter of the estate Of Sophia l.. Beck
deceased, the undersigned admins
tnotor IF the estate of said Sophia u.
pecly deceased. will sell at private sale'
subject to the confirmation Vi sa,u IA
bate court, to the highest ana pest D.u
der, the following described reai esIate'
situated in Idaho county, loano' Io-
wit: f,o, IN block
three (3), north Of North street IN the
town (now city, of Grangevlile, luano,
county of Idaho, according to the plat
Of the original town of Grangevlle on
record In the office of the recorder OF
said Idaho county; together WIN the
The sale will be made on or afteI
the hour of II o'clock noon on june
%. 1919. and bids will be received Dy
the undersigned at the banking room
Of tho First National bank Of Grange
Vile. Idaho. at Grangeville, Idaho, OF
nav be filed with the clerk OF sale
probate court at Grangeville, Idaho.
The terms of sale will be 25 per cen
or more in cash to be paid at the con
firmation Of sale, balance upon mrs
mortgage on said land with interest a
seven per cent, payable on or befor
one year from date of sale.
Right reserved to reject any ana al
bids.
Dated June 8, 1919.
JOHN P. EIMERS,
Administrator of estate Of Sophia L
Beck, deceased. zS-ot
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-06-26
ADOyEWNDN
ARY KlZ61
W MARI GRAHA0 BONNER
ANOTHER BIRTHDAY.

you're looking so gorgeously,"
said the queen of the fairies.
"Oh, thank you, thank you" said
Mr.. Sun. "Do you know what oc-
casion this is?'
LET me think" said the fairy queen.
and she waved her wand and there
fell upon her head a tall hat while
a nearby bush.
II have my thinking-cap on" said
the fairy queen. Mr.. Sun smiled as
ne saw the fairy queens thinking-cap.
He hadn't seen II for some time, as
the fairy queen hadn't used II lately.
But she had been thinking of so many
things of late, bonfires, chestnut par
ties. frolics, and games among the
leaves, that she really needed her
thinking-cap for the moment to under
stand what Mr.. Sun meant.
81 have 1t, have It," she shouted
And all the fairies from far and near
came rushing to her. saying: "Beauti'
full fairy queen, what have your"
II know why Mr.. Sun Is looking sc
gorgeously this evening" she said.
All the fairies looked at Mr.. Sur
and then the fairy queen ran in ant
out of the groups of fairies whisper
ing something to each other.
"Noww she exclaimed, Ready
set. gow
They're going to have a race" salt
Mr.. Sun, when he heard the fair,
queen say Ready"
His face was little sad. A tin,
cloud passed over it, but 1t laste'
only a second, for after the fair
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-06-26
Her Crown Landed on a Nearby Bush.

queen had said, Cor every little
fairy shouted with all her might and
main: MANY happy returns of the
day, Mr.. Sun. Many, many happy re-
| turns of the day!
How Mr.. Sun smiled! And the sun
fairies and the twilight fairies all
| came out and danced and played
games up in the sky
"Ah, you remember" said Mr.. Sun,
"as soon, or almost as soon as | asked
you what occasion this might be.
To be sure when l wear my beautiful
red robe as I start for bed 1t means
that It is my birthday"
"And you have so many birthdays"
said the fairies, laughing.
"To be sure, to be sure" said Mr..
Sun. IAN old fellow like myself must
have lots of birthdays so as to keep
him young"
well, well, WELL" said the fairy
queen. "You will have to explain
that speech. How can you keep young
having so many birthdays? Each birth
day makes you older, isn't that SOP
"Tll tell you, Fairy Queen, and little
fairies" said Mr.. Sun. THAT is true
when 1t comes to the earth people
boys and girls and grown-ups, but not
when it comes to the birthdays of the
sun.
"You see I am so very, very. very
old that II doesn't really make much
difference how old | am. But I like
to have birthdays often and to cele-
brate them by wearing my beautiful
red robe, because Ii keeps me young
like boy or girl Boys and girls
| have good sense to like birthdays and
to celebrate them with candles and
cakes and Ice cream and maybe cream
ed chicken"
All the fairies laughed when they
: heard old Mr. Sun suggesting creamet
chicken as part of a birthday party
"You see," he said. as he saw tina
they were laughing at that idea of his
81 know they sometimes have creamet
chicken. for l have looked down upoI
. birthday celebrations where they hav'
had supper in the garden.
: But you see II keeps me young, lik'
1
: day often. and do it by wearing m.
! bright red robe as you all know.
1.-THE earth people always speak o
5 the gorgeous sunset on my birthday
I but they don't know the reason 70
= It,"
e 1--WE do" shouted the fairies.
!, "Yes, and l don't mind II you tel
some other friends" Mr.. Sun sait
g "You might tell boys and girls or an
g nice people"
q "We will IL we get the chance,
r. said the fairies.
8 And so Mr.. Sun went to bed, wear1n
his birthday robe of red. while ever,
+ one admired the brilliant sunset, an
while the sun fairies and twiligh
= fairies said good night to each othe
for the sun fairies had to go to be
|. tool
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YOUR CASE-THE CASE OF 1
FRIEND is JUST AS SIMPLE
TO CURE.

As the nerves feed every portion OF
the body it is logical that diseased
part is improperly nourished. 1t Is
my profession to restore the nourish-
ment, not by drugs or by cutting out
the diseased part, but by relieving the
compression which has shut Off the
supply Of nourishment. A consultation
carries with it no obligation on your
part to continue with me, but you owe
it to yourself to look into this science
which is making so many thousands
of people well and strong.
Your Chiropractor,
w. G. LAW, ID. G.
28-13t Grangeville, Idaho
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THE FARMER SHOULD
PRICE HIS PRODUCTS

We are tillers of the soil,
over six million strong
We are here to federate
To help mankind along.
The farmers greatest need
Is not an eight-hour day
But Just and fair prices
SO the farm will pay.
We grow the corn, the oats ana nay
And toll from morn to close OF Gay
We raise the meat, the fruit and wheat
And everything that you eat.
With long and weary hours
At the Nations call
When they shouldered arms
The farmer fed them all.
While they produce so mucn wealth.
It's very strange to say
That others have priced their PRODUCES
And taken their profits away
Now we are tired of asking others
Not even one more day
What will you give and
What will you pay?
1t is not right to stand loss
And sell our products below cost
Other classes sell at a gain
And we should also do the same.
We have better right to say
To set the price from day to day.
On all the products of the land
Than any other living man.
Jesse Yeager,
Wilson Greek, Washington
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court, County of Ia,
State of Idaho. iuano
Long, Deceased. Niuna
Notice is hereby given, that ro.
Of Administration on the esto es'en
Emma Long deceased, were prante rant Of
the undersigned ON the lin daN %
January, 1919, by the Probate cor o.
of Idaho County. 0Ourt
All persons having claims oc.,
said estate are required to EXHIBIT s ~
to me for allowance at nv resided resi- oela
Grangeville, Idaho, within 10 moaN
after the date of the first nnhliooa,a S
of this notice, or they shall be fore"a
barred. 'ie'es
Dated this 18th day of Nav 1910
JOHN D. LONG.
First publication May 10, 1919 a'Of
A. S. Hardy, Attorney for Admini.t,.
| tor. ., d
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oft
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Made Up Of Little Things.

Life is not made up of great sacri-
fees or duties, but of little things, OF
which smiles and kindness and small
obligations. given habitually. are what
win and preserve the heart.-Sir
Humphrey Davy.
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TAKEN UP.

A yearling red and white spotted
mulev steer came to my place about
six weeks ago. Split in right ear and
crop off left.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses.
29-tf MRS. MARY A. GhEGG.
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FOR SALE-Hospital and house
hold furniture and linoleum. Enquire
afternoons at hospital. MRS. ]. L
RAINS, 29-tf
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FOR SALE.

6O0-acre farm on Camas Prairie, on
the Sites road, 500 acres under fine
state of cultivation; 100 acres good
pasture land with plenty Of wood for
farm use. For information see or
write,
FL. K. SHAW,
22tf Kooskia, Idaho
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Bran and mill feed for sale at Far
mers' Union warehouse and Brock
mans feed store. 2S-u.