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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-08-14
TO ALL WOMEN
who Are ILL
This Woman Recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound-Her
Personal Experience.

Mclean, Neb. want to recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Marcn oiiSls...'...'.......... %
July ], 1913. so
Deciine ..........:: ............... 4lb- 4.75
Mean per cent decline. 20 per cent
The alleged reason for this situa-
ton is the stoppage of export for
army use abroad and the failure of
civilian beef consumption to resume
its normal status. The hotel and high
class family trade are not consuming
the quantities of choice beef which
they used before the war, and the fam
lies of moderate income are eating
only cheaper cuts. the price of which
must compensate In part for that Of
the cuts for which there is smaller
demand. The fact Is evident that
many persons who desire to eat more
meat, especially beef and lamb, are
denying themselves.
People do not realize that the ne
cessity for conservation of foods, espe-
cially meat, no longer exists, except
as a matter Of reasonable economy
and prevention of sinful waste. We
have In prospect the greatest wheat
crop In our history; we had in 1918
by far the largest production of pork
we ever had. as well MS n great In
crease in our beef, lamb and dairy
production @ b
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-08-14

To strictly honest man bankruptcy
is only an extension Of time In which
to pay what he owes.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-08-14

n was in dreadful shape" says Mrs.
w. B. Hoffman, $50 Oakley Ave, Ham
across the small of my back and when
| stopped over, knife-like twinges near
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-08-14

best food that skill ana loving care
could produce. The result liz history.
From an export of beef and beef prod
ucts of $1,000 pounds In 1914, we
exported 590,OO0,0O0J pounds Of beef
and beef products In 191s-almost
equallng the great surplus Of 1901,
when our population was 100000
people less than now. The exports OF
1918 were treble the three-year pre-
war average.
Europe Does Not Need Beef.
The war is over. In little while
the presence of American soldiers in
Europe will be a memory Of noble
sacrifices. We must not forget that
the principal use for the beef we
shipped over seas In such quantity
was for the men in uniform. Europe,
short of food though it is, does not
heed beef from the United States so
much as It needs our pork. The stocks
OF cattle In the most Of Europe have
not suffered seriously In numbers dur
Ing the war. Indeed, outside the areas
actually overrun by the contending
armies, cattle stocks have fairly held
their own and In some cases even in
creased. Stocks of hogs and sheep
have suffered much more severely
than have cattle. 1t is also well known
that Europe turned to South America
and Australia for beef and lamb as
soon as shipping conditions permitted.
England and Italy are now buying in
those markets. The United States,
however. is the only large pork sur
plus nation. and Europe suffering for
fats with her stocks of swine greatly
reduced, can consume our pork sur
plus readily. The beef and lamb now
awaiting market on our farms and
ranges must, therefore, find its outlet
not overseas but at home.
In 1918, for the first time in many
years, the production of meat animals
gained ground In the losing race with
growth Of population. This was made
possible by the earnest and patriotic
efforts Of our live stock producers, and
unless beef and lamb consumption Is
now increased to its potential maxi
mum, without needless waste. we are
in danger of throwing away the adj
vance we have made under war pres
| sure.
Prices Compared.
1t is important to present the facts
concerning the prices for live stock
and the prices for meat wholesale and
retail. The following comparison ex-
hibits the decline in the prices of cat
tie on foot:
Prices Of Medium and Good Beef
| Steers at Chicago.
GENTS PER PoUND)
Marcn j, 1917 1851 on
July i, 1918. .l2UD-l46O
Decline ......................... 1.CO- $50
Mean per cent decline. IA per cent.
Prices Of Choice and Prime Beef
Steers on Foot at Chicago.
GENTS PER POUND
March J. 1919. ..................... IS 30 20 Is
July ]. 1919 .435-15.5 so
h.
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du jsem slysel. A rikal jsem
81: jedenact m6sicG samostatn6
republiky je malem "a nami.
Slychame caste: TAX jsem 81
to neprodstavoval, tax jsme 81
10 nepredstavovali. Budiz.
Snad my 81 predstavovali vSe
iinak, nez-li prislo. Ale nezby
va nez zdstat pfi stare roll; re
ptat ma pritomnost a VERT V
budoucnost. Jest mnoho zl6ho,
mnoho kaln6ho, nnoho odpor-
n6ho V chvili soucasne: bu-
doucnost vSak v6rime, musime
VERT. PfiSel soumrak, ohniGek
hochovi dole dohorel, ale mas
Qhnicek, sebe chudsi, nesmi
dohofe5i.
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Viktor Dyk:
VZPCMfNKY.


podvecer - nebyl to uz jeden
2 poslednich? stanul Jsem
po dlouhem case poprve Ease
u zabradli nabrezi. Slunce "a
padalo; a oci nachazely novy
puvab panoramatu tollkrate
videnem. Lem mroucich GER
vanku uzaviral obzor; Hrad-
cany rysovaly Sc majestatne a
ponure mad tichou a zaduma
nou Malou Stranou cnel skoro
uz zpodzimnely Petrin. A zrak
roztekany po velikych vecech,
utkvel posl6ze V detailu; dole
pod zahradkou houpalo Sc ne
kolik lodek We vlnach Vltavy.
S jedne z Mich koupal muz
psika, poslusne aportujiclho
hozene drivko. A ma uzkem
pruhu zeme rozpaloval nejaky
ohnicek. Lito mi bylo uboheho
chudeho ohnicku.
Hlede Ma tento ohnicek, roz
pominal jsem 81, kolikrate stal
jsem tn mlnulych peti letech,
V nejruzn6jsich obdoblch, V
" nejruzn6jsi pohode s nejruz
nejsimi pocity.Zde Sc schaziva
la cd pocatku valky druzina
lidi ruznych letor, povolani,
zivotnich cilu, jiz pojila stejna
vira We vit6zstvi nasi veci V
iosvobozeni Cecn. Zde - jake
na tax mnoha jinych mlstech
donna i mimo domov, schazela
Sc, aby posmesnym vtipem po-
pirala zklamani dnu, zde gloso
vala zpravy generalnich Stabu,
zde dumala mad mapami, zde
sd6lovala vSechny ty duv6rne
- pravdive nepravdive -
zpravy, jez mely ukol posiliti
vzprimovati. Zde Sc reptalo
mad pritomnosti, zde Sc verilo
V budoucnost. Dny sly, cas- u
tfkal hure nezli voda, mapy Sc
stavaly nepotrebnymi a bylo
nutno opatrovat move a posl6-
re uz nikdo ami nechtel divati
Sc ma mapu = ale pri tom
vSem Sc nekapitulovalo. Chvi-
lemi vychrlil ten ci omen svuj
vztek svoii osklivost mad ,im
co videl, slysel a ceti celicky
den; ale posleze bylo vzdy
mono opet Sc smat zerto-
! vat. A byl-li smich nekdy bo-
lestny a dost krvavy, co ma
ltom? Prece Sc nekapitulovalo.
Ma pocatku roku 1915 po-
cal chodit lev rvouci - lev z
Tigerslrasse = hledaje koho
by pohltil. Ledackoho mas
mohla svrbet kuze. Nell jsme
vSelijake vroubky. ia tiskl te-
hdy V Lidovych Novinach Ia
JENNIE d0brodruzstvi Alexeje
lvanyce Kozulinova, kupcika,
zavreneho V Rusku ovSem
= aniz kdo vedel, proc. Cekal
jsem, kdy to praskne, ale ne
praskalo to. A zatim, nez to
prasklo, chodil jsem po nabre
Ii divnymi pocity; jak dlou-
ho jeSt6 budu Videt Vltavu a
Hradcany? Tehdy bezelo o
vypraveni br. Borskeho a mne
ven; ale zprvu ia jaksi vahal
IIlkaje 81, re nemam legitimaci
poslaneckeho mandatu a re
me jazykove znalosti neStacl
pax, kdyz jsem rel ano, ztra-
tia sc fotografie pro pas, ztra
tia sc druha = DIR. Borsky III
| I'll, ia to prijlmal Sc stoickym
klidem a posleze misto cesty
pres Svycary objevila ce costa
pres Rumunsko. Use bylo
smluveno, udany adresy - je
nom re Sedmihradsko prohla-
Seno Ia valecne pasmo a media
10 Sc tamtudy jet. TAX Sc vSe
zachmufilo, dr.. Benes posled
MIN okamziku ujel a Borsky a
ia zustali. Muj GervencoVy ella
mex V "Lumiru' 0 Husovi mel
byt mym rozloucenim domo-
| lo n
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Sloupce jejich byly plny.
sensacnich zprav o udalo5tech
dne. Dno Mississippske. ocelar-
ny Sc propadlo, nazyvaly to
noviny. Nejdivocejsl povesti
kolovaly. Bylo znamo, re spo-
leCnosl provadi obrovske rozSi
reni zavodu Tlkalo Sc, re pre-
pjala sve silly; septalo Sc, re re
dijelove ocelarske spolecnosti
spekulovali, re spolecnost nenl
to vyplatiti nejblizsi ttvrtlet
nj bondy, re nezbude nez Sc
llvestrace. Tu a tam Sc davalo
na jevo, re Trust prevezme ce-
II zavod. ale uTednici trustu
to lined durazne vyVraceli.
VSe 10 prislo tax neocekava
najakoby sjel blesk S modre O.
blohy. Pro Montaguea byla to
uzasna, straSna wee. Nedbal nj
jak toho, re on sam byl Venku
2 tohoto zapasu a ze nemel PR
mem osobne mic co Ztratiti. By
10 mu jako clov6ku, ktery pro.
I'll zemetreseni ziral nyni,
stole opodal, do zejici trhli-
ny zem6. Ackoli byl beZpeci
ieto chvili, nemohl zapome-
nouti, re ma tGto chvili ma je-
ste ztraviti zbytek sveho zivo-
Ia re tato zeme muze Sc pri-
ste rozpuknouti prave na mi
ste, kde on stoji.
Montague nespatfoval nikde
ami nejmenSi nadeje pro Price
q Rydera, predstavoval 81, re
isou uplne hotovi a nebyl by
byval nikterak prekvapen, kdy
by byl cetl, re jsou zniceni. A
iah Sc zdalo, odolali teto bou-
ii. Episoda preSla 5 pouhou mi
pov6sti. Mississippska ocelar-
Ma neSla vSak zpet nahoru; a
Mantague seznal, re akcie Sc
verni MiSsissippske rovnez po-
zhyly trVale osm az deset bodu
ma chodnlkove burse.
Bylo TO obdobi velkG uzkosti
We financnim sv6te. Lide poci-
t'ovali neklid, treba nemohli
udati urcit6 toho duyody. Be-
hem l6ta bylo ma akciovem tr-
hu nekolik panik; a vudci fl
nancnici a zelezniCni predse-
dove wall 81, jak Sc zdalo, do
zvyku, prorokoyati zkazu ze-
me, kdykoli NELL promluviti ma
n6jakem bankel6.
Ale lide ii nemohli Sc zjeV-
ne shodnouti o pficinach tech
to zmatku. N6kteri stall ma
tom, re vSe TO zpQsobily reel
presidenta republiky, jeho u
toky ma Velkoobchodni zajmy
zem&. JIM tvrdili, ze ave.ova
z&soba kapitalu je nedostatec
NJ ukazovali ma nicivost vel
kych valek, zem6treseni a po-
zaru. JIM Ease dokazovai, re
neni d0sti ob6ziya pro obchod
zeme. Tu a tam vynikl mad o.
becny lomoz ostry hlas nejak6
no radikala, jenz prohlasoVal,
re katastrofy akcii jsou zpGso
bovany zumyslne; ale takoVe-
20 nazory zdaly Sc byti nesmy
sine, re byly priiimany jen $
uSmGSkCm, ]eSCilZe Sc NuD2c O
zvaly. | Montagueovi zdala Sc
myslenka, re byli V zemi mu-
zove dosti mocni, ably mohli
niciti jeji obchod a dosti nesv6
domiti, ably uzivali skutecn6 tie
to sve moci - mySlenka ia IDA
Ia Sc mu sensaGni a nerozum-
nou.
Ale jednoho vecera pTece o
Iii promluvil maiorem Ven
ablem, ktery Sc mu vysmal.
Major jmenoval mu pul tuctu
imen - Watermana a Duvala
a Wymana mezi mimi -, kon-
trolujicich padesat procent
bank Metropoli. Kontrolo-
vail dale nejvetsi tri poji-
St'ovny jeiich zdroii ctyr az
uGti set millionu dollaru jeden
~ Oicb L0ntr0loval Vnll<Ou tranc
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hou "a jediny den zniciti OBJ
chod cele zeme. Kdyby chteli
nejake akcie lapiti, mohou je
sraziti ma cenu, jakou 81 bu-
dou pratt"
"Jak by to mohli udelati?"
tazal Sc Montague.
"Jsou RUNE zpdsoby, jak to
provesti. Pozoroval jste, re
posledni velka kalamita po-
Gala nejhorsi-. nouzi o penfze,
iakou kdy Wall Street po leta
zaAila. Define tomu, re tito
lide postupne nahromadi vel
ke zasoby hotovych penez v
bankach a smluvf Sc, re je V
urcitou hodinu z Mich vyberou.
Define tomu, re banky, jez
jsou jejich vlastnictvim, a ban
ky, V nichz jsou riditeli jejich
lide, a pojist' 'ovny, ktere kon-
troluji - ucin1 vesmes totez!
Dovedete 81 predstaviti, jaka
nastane shanka po penezich,
vypovidani pajcek, chvatne
zpenezovani cennych papiru?
A kdyz 81 k tomu pTimyslite
obecenstvo tax nervosni jako
je nase, kdyz 81 k tomu primy-
site uver vypjaty az ma nejvys
i cd a kde, koho, zapleteneho
do velke te spleti, - vidite jiz,
co sc m1ze stati?"
"To vsak vypada jako zahra
vani 81 dynamitem," pravil
Montague.
"Neni to tax zle, jak by to
mohlo byti," znela odpoved'.
"Nasi spasou je to, re tito vel
ci lide, nedostanou sc dohroma
v. Je mezi mimi prilis mnoho
Zarlivosti a svaru. Waterman
potfebuje LEVINE pen1ze a pri-
m6je pokladni department k
tomu, re pujcl ustavum deset
millionu; Wyman Ease potre-
ouje vysl ceny jde do Wall
Street a vypujci 81 patnact mil
iionu; a tax to chodi. Je pul tu
ctu velkych bankovnich skupin
We m6ste ="
"Ktere rovn6z spolu navza-
jem soutezi, re ano?" tazal
Sc Montague.
"Ovsem," del major, ma pri
klad zapasi patronat mad
bankami mimo New York. Ban
ky 2 celeho Soustati posilaji
sv6 prebytky do New Yorku;
jde tn o ctyri neb pet set millio
nj dollaru, a to je obrovska
moe. Nektere z techto velkych
bank jsou jednatelem pro IL
sic nebo diva tisice ustavu, a z
toho vznika nejpruds1 boj. Po-
skytuii tajne vyhody vseho dru
hu, kvete pri tom vice hraba-
nj 81 do kapes, nez byste nasel
ma Rusi."
"Jen V jednom smeru jsou
v$echny banky "a iedno," po-
kracoval major. A sice V "a
5ti vuci neodvislym uv6rnim
spolecnostem. Jak vite, narod
nj banky museji chovati peta-
dvacetiprocentni zalohu, kdez-
to uverni spolecnosti pouze pc
/ tiprocentni. Nasledkem toho
mohou provad6ti rychleisi OBJ
bod a nabizi vkladatelum city
II procenta a mohou rozsahle
ohlaSovati, a tim vSim jedno-
duSe tlaci narodni banky ke
/ zdi. Je jich jenom v New
Yorku pres padesat a zlskaly
res jeden billion dollaru z Ii
dov6ho imeni. A pamatujte
ia ma slova: zde "a nedlouho
'otece krev!"
A Montague skutecne mel 81
, brzy vzpomenouti na toto pro-
0ctvi.
Po n6kolika dnech sb6hla sc
udalost, ktera mu poskytla no.
yGho sy6tla o situaci. Jeho
)ratr prisel k nemu jednoho
)dpoledne S dopisem V ruce.
'Allane", pravil, eco bys ude-
! al timhle?"
Montague vrhl pohled na do
1iS a vid9I. re lie to list cd
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nelze dosud je najiti. 'Lidove
Noviny" "a trest zastaveny ma
par dnl Sc mnou a Henri
chem zavedeno vySetrovani.
Trvalo hodne dlouho. Jezdil
jsem do Stresovic ma dlouhate
vyslechy; auditor Czech hledel
ze mne udelat nevinatko. Ma
nabrezi dovidal jsem Sc dal-
sich osudech Kozulinova V Br
ne, zdalo Sc, re nedojde k Ia
lobe, ale posledni chvili viCr
Sc obratil a
Ale celkem toho obracene-
no vetru uz treba nebylo. Pri
sci listopad 1916. V ned6li od-
poledne ma Vaclavsk6m ma
mesti isem vyzv6d6l, ze Srbo-
We mali Bitolji. V pond6li rano
Ma revanS prisli diva pani, re
pan vrchnl komisar DIR. Janko
preje 81 Sc mnou mluviti. Ne
dovedI jsem mu mic odeprit a
sci jsem mimi Ma policejni re
ditelstvi. DR.. Janko pTeSla "a
tim Jouha po hovoru Sc mnou,
pfenechal mne DIR. Bienertovi,
ktery mi nabiZel cigaretu a kri
minal. Cigaretu jsem odmitl,
kriminal ne.
Jeste jednou jsem po nabre-
Ii preset. Bylo to V prosinci
pri me jedine vychazce veze-
nj do lazni ma Zofin6, jez mi
povolena. Detektiv, hodny clo-
|v6k, ponechal mi lechtiv6 svo-
bddky; do lazni Sli jsme dlou
no a oklikami a nazpet tez. De
.ektiv Sci V patricne vzdaleno-
sti "a mnou, ably mne neruSil
|pTi hovoru. Kdyz jsme Sc vra-
cell, byl prav6 cas-, kdy jsme
chodivali po nabrezi. Potkal
jsem svou spolecnost, V nj dra.
Borskeho, ktery pIijel ma dovo
lenou z vlasske fronty, kterou
|vymenil "a BukureSt. Rozlou-
Gil isem Sc sc vSemi, prohlasil,
re "dohoda vyhraje, az vycer-
|pa vsechny chyby. jez ie moz-
nc udelat" q Zmizel jsem
ma delSi dObu. Ia par dni cho-
dill isem uz na misto po nabre
III 20 amrdutem dVorecku po-
sadkoveho vezeni We Vidni. A
le take tam nebyla nejhorSi
spolecnost. Sc mnou jechala
do Vidne zaloba brnenska, jez
mne uz neslihla Praze a uvi-
zla V aktech meho auditora.
ia j cetl az dlouho potom ma
syobode. Byla to podarena hu
moreska a litoval isem, re mne
neosyezila We Vidni -.
Ma nabfezi isem Sc ocitl az
% kv6tna 1917. Byl krasny
kveten; odjizd6je 2 Vidne,
mel jsem predstavu zbratre-
n6ho naroda Byla to naivnost
dlouho pres Sesl m6sicu isolo-
vaneho od skutecneho zivota.
Roku IA, Is a 16 V6rilo Sc
vseobecne zivot novy. Y ro-
ce II dochaZelo Sc pOmalu ke
konservovani starych forem a
starych ZloT&du. Vid6l jsem
chyby a nemohl jim zabranit,
snad sam isem Sc dopustil
chyb. ia chtel zaniku starych
stran, vybudovani velik6 stra-
!! ny narodni, pokrokove, social
ne reformni. Pracoval isem We
vsech Iistech, ktere slouzily
dobre veci: Y "Narode" "Ces-
Ike Demokracii', "Neodvislo-
s.i'. VetSina druhu, stojicich
"a "Ceskou Demokracii", pri-
lllonila Sc k narodnlm sociali-
stun. Kdo 4 mas Sc myliI, kdo
z mas mel praVdu? Bylo by
narno dneS prit Sc 0 to a ne
chce Sc mi pIiti. Vstoupil jsem
tehdy do obnovenych "Narod-
Mich Listu', abych pracoval -
kdyz nepOdarilo Sc mi budoyat
ma prvem Sir5im zaklad6 - k
slouCeni aspon ySech oStatnich
=. L. l. z.-soI- IslS NJ -, l,,1y y
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Influenza

aneb / obycejne nastu-
:enf ma bgti Timed o.
5etfeno. Ma Sc witt
iedna neb dve Severely
TabIetky proti nastuze-
ninam u chripce (Seve-
ra's Cold and Grip
Tablets), az Sc uvolnf
stolice. Potom berte
jednu kazde 3 neb 4 ho-
diny. az sc dostavf ko-
necna uleva. Kupte ST
krabici techto tabletek
"a 80 cent1 a &c dane.
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ZaStavte
ten kaSel!

Nedeite nikdy, aby Sc usadil ma celou III
mu. Zazente jej V cas-, hned zacatcich
uzivajice velmi dobre znamy, osvedceny
pffiemny, idealni, vytecny dcinny lex
proti kasli, zvany
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byva rychle odstranena,
Utmost jater celkove po
vzbuZena a rychlA ule-
va V bolestech jaternfch
zjednana, jestlize 81 be-
-ou Severovy PiIulky
pro jatra (Severa's Ii
yer Pills) vzdy ma We
ter. Rano Sc dostavf je-
jich dobrg uCinek bez
bolesti a svfranf. Cena
25 centu a / cent dan.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-05-20
Glee Club Will
Sing Here May27

The Woman's Glee club Of the Uni
versity of North Dakota will give the
annual Home" concert at Wood
May ~. Under the direction of E. H.
Wilcox, the club has prepared an ex-
cellent program. SOloists will be Miss
leila Zeh, Ruth Mahon, Odina o.
son, Dorothy Healy and Maude Steph-
ems.
The program which will be heard
comprises these numbers: II
Part 1.
(Music of the Allies)
British
English Songs: Ny Love Dwelt in
in Northern Land .Elgar
From the Green Heart of the Wa
ters .............C .Coleridge-T Taylor
Folk Songs
WEIGH ......... All Thru the Night
Scotch ...............L .Loch LOmOnd
Irish. Believe Me If all Those En-
dearing Young Charms
Miss Mah0n.
If Florinda Be Faithful. .. Scarlatti
Miss Stevens.
American
Thy Beaming Eyes ....... Mcdowell
Indian Mountain Song ..... .Cadman
I'm Longing for You .... Hathaway
Part 2.
Come Down Laughing Stream
let .Sprou
Ensemble.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-05-20
e1AdVentures Of S|sg| S|gl|
9? ltarnY, Coon &H
m{ISz3z& @AM 81
THE CHASE.

Well said Cousin Bruin, the
Jones Farm is a good hunting place.
Let's come again, another night what
do you say, Jimmy CoOn?" But JIM
my Coon was too much taken up with
Rangers barking to notice what Cou-
sin Bruin said. He peeked into the
barn and called out. Hello. Ranger
see YOU are tied up. That must be a
stupid life. Why don't you come with
Us and have little fun? Come on
and break your chain!"
And poor Ranger was tugging at
his chain as hard as he could, snap
ping and barking. but little William
had tied good hard knots in a new
rope and Ranger couldn't get loose.
So Cousin Bruin and Jimmy Coon
just laughed at him as they went
through the barn yard past the barn
door where Ranger was tied. Ranger
thought 1t was pretty hard luck to
be fastened with rope and those
animals laughing at him.
All those animals, we'll fed and
full of mischief took look into the
henhouse. and Cousin Bruin said,
There is. old Mrs. Red Hen and her
family. They are all good friends Of
mine, but there is no use of waking
them up to tell them so for Ranger
is making enough noise anyway. II
this family of hens wake up, then
they will catch us all. Another night,
Jimmy Coon we will come and pay
our respects to Mrs. Red Hen. Come
now to a good cave. that one on the
rocky hill side. and we can take
good snoose until the moon rises this
evening"
Now. favorte den of the Bears
was a few miles away Through a
piece Of forest and then out. into a
bare piece of land the way lay, and
soon they came to rocky place.
Big Bouldcrs lay about The OPEN
ing to the cave was almost hidden
by bushes, but Cousin Bruin knew
the way Just inside was heap of
leaves and grass. With sigh Of JOY
Grand Forks herald., 1919-05-20
Famous Reader at
State University
Thursday Eueni11g


Bulwer Lytton's conception Of
"Richelieu, the Cardinal King OF
France will be portrayed by Henry
Emerson College of Oratory, in his
tenth annual reading to be given at
Woodwork auditorium at the state
university Thursday night.
Mr.. Southwick according to the an
nual custom comes to this city under
the auspices of the North Dakota
Playmakers.
The custom of having Mr.. South
wick here for reading was inaugu-
rated 10 years ago by Prof. +. II.
Koch, at that time head of the North
Dakota Playmakers, now connected
with the University of North Caro-
lima. Since then it has become an an
nual custom, and large audiences
have always greeted the reader
Tickets for the reading Thursday
night may be obtained at the Stone
Piano Co., the Dacotah Pharmacy.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-05-20
or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Home Mission
Meeting Will
Be Held Here

The Wcman's Home Missionary So
cieties of the Methodist church for
the northeast portion OF North Dako-
ia. will hold a convention in Grand
Forks May 81 and June i. A very
good program Of speakers will be
heard Among them are Mrs. Elwood
OF Minneapolis, secretary OF the
young people of the northern confer
ence of Minnesota. and Mrs. Belle
Hilgo Parker of Bowaz, Alabama.
Mrs. Parker's appearance Is causing
unusual interest for the reason that
she. herself. was at one time poor
destitute mountain girl. Through the
Kindness of Home Missioners she was
taken into missionary home, cared
for and educated ands this year has
gained the consent of her husband to
tour the country, encouraging inter-
est in the missionary work.
1t is expected that a large number
of delegates from the northeast dis
trict will attend this conference,
number of towns having already spec
flied the number of delegates which
they are sending. representatives are
expected from Drayton, Langdon.
Edmore, Bathgate, Thompson and
numerous other villages and towns
where lively societies have been or
ganized.
similar conference will be held
at Sheldon and delegates from the
southern part of the state will gather
to hear both Mrs. Elwood and Mrs.
Parker. j. G. Moore. president of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
for the state of North Dakota, Mrs.
II. H. Healy. supply secretary and
Mrs. w. L. Whitcher, young peoples
secretary, will attend the meeting at
Sheldon and will take an active part
in the program cf both days at that
meeting.
On Wednesday of this week. Mrs,
Moore Mrs. Healy and Mrs. Whitch-
er will go to Thompson where they
will hold a meeting of the auxiliary
society of that city. Preliminary ar
rangements for the Grand Forks
meeting will be made with Thompson
at this meeting
Grand Forks herald., 1919-05-20
Artists Come
To Guild Hall

Edwin Swain, baritone, signor
Philip Sevasta, harpist. and josef
Martin pianist will come to the Guild
hall "Wednesday evening and give the
first of a pair of recitals which have
been scheduled under the direction
of the entertainment committee of the
st. Paul Guild.
The trio come to Grand Forks high
ly recommended. They appeared in
Fargo last evening and will give the
second recital there this evening. Last
evening they were greeted with full
house and tickets have sold exceed
ingly rapid for the second concert to-
r'eht according to word from that
city. -. 81.
MIR. Swain is, said to be one of the
finest of American artists. He has
studied music with some of the best
known, and most prominent artists
in America, and during the last
several, years practically all Of the
largest cities. in the state have heard
him. fts q .as:. x
The public career of, Signor sevasta
is said to havessc commenced with his
first appearance Before the Queen OF
Italy. He has studied harp under
Professor Vitrano at the conservatory
of Palmero ands.later studied in Paris
under Professor Godefroid.
The publicsis invited to the con-
certs which will take place Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings in the
Guild hall.