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MATCINA PRlSAHA
Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.
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ktera mela tvaf zahalenou hu
stym zavojem, splyvajicim ma
porteinsky jeji kroj.
Nesucastnila Sc boje, jake
mnoha zena re zarmutku mad
ztratou syna, chote nebo bra
ira, ba nevSimala 81 ami rane-
nych a umirajicich.
S ledovou chladnostl odm6
fenosti kracela ulicemi, krvi
zbrocenych a jen chvilami Sc
hnula Sc, jako by zvedaye k
tenn, kteri NELL ma sobe Sat vo-
jinu Rosasovych.
Podivala Sc kazdemu do tva
re pax sla Ease dale, stej-
nym, odmerenym krokem.
Pc cele tri dny litaly smrto-
nosne koule okolo jeji hlavy,
ale nevsimala 81 jich, v prachu
ulic dymu del, zatemnuii-
cich casem Sunny obzor jiz-
niho kraje, hledala pilne a ne
1navne.
Hledala horicich domech
na barikadach, We zborenych
chramech, stale S nehybnosti
sochy.
Ctvrteho dine konecne, kdyz
byly sneseny mrtvoly ma hTbi-
tovy, ably byly zjisteny, nez 0
devzdajl Sc zemi, nehnula Sc
tajemna, v zavoj zahalena ze-
Ma 2 prisernych tech mist.
Zdalo Sc, re nezna unavy a
hruzy, re jest z. mramoru.
Kdyz bylo po prohlidce,
prosla jednou rovnych ulic,
ktere vedou primo do pam
py', ohromne to travnate pu-
sty, ktera roubi Buenos Ayres
/ pax stanula.
"Neni mezi ranenym ami me
ri zabitymi," Septala. "Kde
jest? Nejdu no vsak! Bud bo-
hu chvala, re zanechal no zde
pomste mel
Hned druheho dine jail Sc
fatele Miguelovi patrati po
aho vdov6 a ditkach, chteli
e pot6siti, chteli Jim nabid-
Quit sve sluzby, jakoz i VIDA
nest a3tnemu Miguelovi po-
ledni cest.
Kdyz prisli k jeho domu, ma
i toliko kourici trosky.
V teto easti mesta nezuril
)oj.
Do domu Dolores neuteklo
Rosasovo vojsko, pfece vsak
)yl rozboren a znicen pozarem
Veskere hledani bylo mar
{.
Soudili, re Dolores uprchla
detmi jeste pred osudnym
lnem.
Nova vlada vypsala boha-
OH odmenu, kteraz dostane Sc
omu, kdo poda 0 Mich n6jakou
.pravu.
Dale bylo oznameno, re stat
jme Sc deti a postara Sc ne
vdecnosti k jejich otci.
Vse bylo marne.
Nikdo nevidel ami Dolores
mi deti.
Mrtvola Miguelova zmizela
mizel i Negro, starry sluha. =
zmizela i Frasguita, mlada slu
zebna.
Zemdleni konecne marnyn
'atranim, vzdali Sc no a ne
dohouce prokazati pozusta
! I'm dluznou vd&cnost, dali "a
osati jmeno Miguela Musoags
va ma skvostnou pametni des
u z bileho mramoru :.
| Kde byli ii, kteri Sc honosil
sestnym jeho jm6nem?
! Zili? Byli mrtvi?
! Nikdo nemohl Ma to dati OF
lpoved'.
/ Zmizeli beze stopy :.
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KONKURS.

Prime Sc domovnlk pro
Ceskou Sin Sokol ma Clark
Ave-, ktery must byti clenem
spolku zastoupeneho v Pa
tronatu. Prihlasky Sc prijl-
mali do II. rijna u tajemni-
We, 3279 w. "a. ul. aneb u
pfedsedy K. Hocha {. BIG
w. so. ul.
Jmenem Patronatu Ceske
Sine SOkol
KAR. HOCH, pred.
ANNA PEKAR, tai.
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DrObnG
Oznannky

DETSkE BILE kapesniky z
jemneho Sakonu, S modrym,
neb fialovym okra-
lem po 4 centech kus kouplIe
v striznich obchodech "u Kou-
delu", Abs Broadway a 42S8
Warner Road. 10-11
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naru Dylo uJednanO, re Mon
tague ma Sc jiz pristiho dine
lvydati do Mississippi.
| Kdyz byl opo porade, Monta
i ue jel nahoru do mesta s
!, Harry Curtissem..aeo 4ar
"Co to pravil Davenant gu
vernerovi?" tazal Sc, kdyz vse
1 dli do vlaku zvysene drahy.
"Myslite guvernera Hanni-
seq" pravil Curtiss. "Nevim
o tom prilis mnoho, jen tolik,
ze bylo tam dole jakesi hnuti
proti zeleznicim, a tn Water
man a ocelafska skupina nasa-
dill tam guvernera Hannise,
! ably mic nedelal."
ITO mne ponekud zarazi,"
pravil Montague po kratkem
premySleni. "Nechtel jsem
tom mic rici, ale vite, guverner
Hannis je starry pfitel meho
otce a jeden nejlepsich lidi,
jez jsem kdy poznal."
20 ano, tom nepochybu-
lJi," pravil Curtiss klidne. eta
Il
kove JENNIE, vazene stare pany
oni nejradeji nastrkuji. Ovsem
re on je pouze loutka ma spiel
- pravdepodobne nema ami tn
SEMI, co vlastne della. Wy pre-
ce jiste vite, re senator Har-
mon je pravy pan" (boss) va
Seho statu."
"SlySel jsem to rikati", pra-
vii Montague. Gale nikdy jsem
neprikladal mnoho vahy po-
dobnym zpravam-"
"Hm!" rekl Curtiss. "Byl
byste to jiste veril, kdybyste
byl V me kuzi. Pracovaval
jsem pr oJizni drahy stareho
| Watermana a tn jsem mel pri-
lezitost jednou neb dvakrat
jiti S poslanim k Harmonovi.
New York je nejlepsi misto,
kde Sc clovek muze vycviciti
V teto hre.'
"Neni to arci prilis prijemna
hra," poznamenal Montague
I strizlive.
ia nedelal jeji pravidla,"
pdvetil Curtiss. "Ale Wy Sc
Dresvedcite, re bud musite Sc
] 10 nj pustiti tax, jak jest, ne
| 20 musite vubec vSeho zane
| haiti"
MladSi muz upadl mice
II na chvili, pax Sc zasmal sam
)ro sebe. "Vim, jak vam aSi
e." pravil. 'Vzpominam 81,
,dyz jsem poprve vysel z kolle
e, Jake hryzeni svedomi jsem
nival. Mel jsem plnou hlavu
rasnych zasad naSeho stareho
)rofesora mravovedy. A tn
nne dali do pravniho oddele-
ii drahy New York a Hudson,
| nell jsme jakysi pravnf pri-
ad = nejakou nahradu sko-
| ly; a starry Henry Corbin, -
eiich vrhni pravni radce, jak
f.! mad vite - dal mne spisy pre-
| potom vynal ze sveho psaci-
10 stolku ma psacim stroll psa-
" seznam soudcu nejvyssiho
;tatniho soudu (Supreme
| CourD. 'Nekteri z Mich jsou
>oznamenani cervenou tuzkou'
oravil, 'muzete tn pri predlo-
| iii kteremukoli Mich, to jsou
InaSi soudcove.' Predstavte 81
len. ia byl nevinny jako mia
iy zajfc!'
] "Myslil bych, re takove veci
Ia konec musi prece jen vyjiti
Ia ievo." pravil Montague.
| Curtiss pokrcil rameny. 'Jak
| oyste to mohl dokazati?" tazal
Ise.
! "Preee kdyz ,jisty soudce
| vzdy rozhoduje We prospech
zeleznice-" pocal Montague.
| 80, BAH" pravil Curtiss.
ITO prenechte jen soudci! Ne
kdy prece rozhodne proti zelez
lnici, ale u6ini pri tom rozhod-
mutt, ktere vySsi soudy urcite
lzvrati, a zatim druha strana
bude vysilena upusti od spo-
iru. NebO ZaS - ie ieSt6 lima
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PRODA Sc dun o ctyrech
'eInicich Ma vych. 1O3 ul. bli
Union. Velka ban. Cena
ESQ. Blizsi sdeli j. f. Neie-
Tx Co., 11015 Union Ave.
! ell. Union 1861 r. !?
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SucONd CcSLd Id jim. NeOyl(
treba zadneho dalsiho nakupu
akcii, jelikoz, dostanou-li move
kcie, nabudou dostatecne kor
troly, a jineho nebylo zapotre.
bi. Montague mel navstiviti ty
|akcionare, ktere znal osobne
la vyloziti Jim, ze sc mu poda.
rilo vzbuditi zajem nekterych
|severnich kapitalistu o zelez.
nici, kteri chtejf provesti zlep.
SEMI Jeji pod podminkou, ze
bude zvolen jejich sbor ridite.
u. Price predlozil seznam nc
vych riditelu. V seznamu by
% jmeno Montagueovo, Curtiss
ovo, Ryderovo a Priceovo, pax
tam byl bratrane Priceuv a
diva JIM muzi, kteri, die jeho
stylisace, byli "zvykli pomaha-
/ mne timto zpGsobem."
Zbyvala tudiz jeste dive mi
sta neobsazena, ma tato MI
sta mel vybrati Montague diva
z nejvlivnejSich akcionaru.
ITO vzdycky della dobre," pra
II Price strucne, "a soucasne
budeme miti absolutni vetsi-
nu."
Melo byti odhlasovano Wy
dani bondu "a million dollaru,
iez chtela prevziti Gothamska
Verni spolecnost; dale vydani
novych dvaceti tisic akcii, iez
Sc mely nabidnouti V pomeru
k jejich drzbe dneSnim akcio-
narum, "a padesat centG ma
dollar. Montague mel ozna-
miti, re jeho klienti prevez-
ou vsechny akcie, jichz by 81
akcionari nerozebrali. Mel Sc
co nejvtce vynasnaziti, ably
plan zustal v tajnosti, nemel
Sc pokouseti, ably dostal Sc
Znam akcionaru zeleZnice Du-
vod toho vysel ma jevo pozde-
il, kdyz prislo ma pretres ne
kdejsi vymerovani.
"Musim ueiniti kroky, bych
81 opatril ony plany," pravil
Price. ''V teto pricine iako We
yseeh ostatnich vychazime z
predpokladu, re dnesni sprava
,eleznice je Spatna."
Dalsi veci byla vysada zelez
nice. "Kdyz dostanu vysadu
ia drahu," pravil Price, do
stanu takovou, re mohu ma "a
klade jejim provadeti vsechno
nome. cd stavby tovarny ma
lbni paratka az k litani We
vzducholodich. Ale blazni,
kteri sestavovali vysadu pro
Severni Mississippskou, dostali
ien dovoleni vystaveti zelezni-
ci Atkinu do Opaly. Nasled
lem toho musime 81 zjednati
rozsireni vysady. Az budeme
am dole, pane Montague, mu-
site tuto vec obStarati zako-
nodarne."
Montague zamysiil Sc na
chvili. "Nemyslim, re bych
mel mnoho vlivu V zakonodar-
le," pravil.
"To je V poradku," rex
Price usecne. MY vam jiz 0.
patrime vliv."
Zde vpadl do jednani Dave
nant. "Zda Sc mi.'' pravil, "ze
bychom mohli tuto Zalezitost
obstarati. aniz bychom Sc VII
5ec zminovali o Severni Missi.
;sippske draze. Jakmile oce.
jari budou vetriti, oG jde, bu-
deme miti pred sebou vsehC
druhu prekazky. Guvernel
Jest, jak vite, jejich clovek
Nejlepe proto bude, prosadit
ramcovou osnovu, ustanovujl
i, re kazda verejnym zajmun
-louzici korporace, jejlz VISA
da datuje Sc cd urciteho dine
muze rozSiriti svou trat' V il
stYch mezich a Ia jistych pod
minek a tax dale. Nam "a t.
re dovedu sestroiiti ta/ovou o
snovu. iez Sc da prosaditi, dri
nez Sc kdo nadeje, oc vlast
| ne jde."
"Nelmi dobre." praVil Price
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Cele tri nasledujici dny tr-

val boj.
Kazdy raneny byl bez milo-
sti usmrcen, ably nebylo vez-
MI.
Dictator Rosas naridil, ably
sc TAX delo povstalci ridili sc
die jeho prikladu.
Zvest O smrti Miguelove roz
nesla Sc po meste dostala Sc
do tabora povstalcu.
Miguel byl jednim milova
nych vladcu povstaleckych a
byl urcenza nastupce Rosaso-
va.
Kdyz Sc vojsko a velitelove
dozvedeli, re padl muz, V neJz
skladali veskere nadeje, znajf
ce uslechtilou povahu jeho a
nezdolnou vytrvalost a odvahu
zmocnil Sc jich hrozny vztek.
Smrti jeho marily Sc jejich
plany.
Povstalci meste, ktefi meli
Sc spojiti pod jeho vedenlm S
ostatnimi a dostati vojsko Ro-
sasovo mezi diva ohne, cekali
marne ma vudce a nechopili Sc
zbrani, jimiz byli by 81 dobyli
vitezstvi "a nekolik malo no.
din.
Rosas, ktery byl srdnaty a
zmuzily, bojoval jako lev; slo
mu O zachovani vlady a zivo-
ta.
Krvelacne a surove jeho vol
sko, nenavidene lidem, vedelo,
re bojuje o zivot, i rvalo Sc a
vrazdilo nepritele bezpfiklad
nou krutosti!
Boz byl mad vse pomysleni
hrozny!
Povstalci vSak vyhravali.
Ustupujici vojsko Rosasovo
utikalo pred viteznymi po-
vstalci a zatarasilo Sc do jed
notlivych domu v nest astnem
meste tom.
Buenos Ayres hodilo Sc zna,
menitc k takovemu valceni.
Rekli jsme jiz, re tehdaz
byly skorem veskere domy ni7
Ike a ze mely ploche strechy
vroubenG zabradlim, Ma ne5
mohli Sc odvazni muzove skry
ii a odrazati snadno kazdy Il
tok.
Kazdy takovy dunn musil
pax byti pracne dobyt.
Tretiho dne byl zahnan az
ku brehu reky la Plata, nikan
nemohl S vojskem svym uprch-
nouti, jen ma lodi, zakotvene
uprostred reky.
Nemel uz nez nekolik muzu
ovsem nejodvaznejsich, neko-
lik vyssich dustojniku a ured
niku.
Branili sc jako lvi.
Tri Ctvrtiny mesta byly ru
kach povstalcu, k nimz druzilo
sc nespokojene obyvatelstvo
Buenos Ayres.
Nadesla noe tretiho dne bo-
je a pIerusila bitvu drive nez
byla rozhodnuta.
O vitezsJvi nebylo lie pochy
bovati, odpor nemohl jiz IT,
vati dlouho, snad nekolik no.
din.
Rosasova moe byla znicena
Hned pri svitani vrhli Sc pc
vstalci ma posledni barikady
"a nimiz Sc Rosas skryval.
Ale Jake prekvapeni.
Nevitala je ami jedina rama
nikdo nevstoupil Jim cestu.
Barikady byly opusteny.
Ro5as prehl "a TINY a odved
vojsko, ktere mu zbylo.
Nektcri proplizili Sc pre-
srojeni mestem a prchli d
pouste, ostatnl preplavili Sc N
pfipravcne lodi.
TAX ucinil Rosas, kter
pax zemrel Ia nekolik roku
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NOVY MODERNl bungalov

o 5ti pokojich, koupelna, "a
chod, plyn, voda, elektrika.
Lot je SO pfi $50 str. cena mir
na. Haste Sc u X. Kas, Gar
len ST., Maple Heights, A. B.
G.. Line. 1O-11
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
I'M. elektrina, velky sklep,
lchod uvnitr. Haste sc V ci-
e 5019 Guy Ave. Cena $325O.
1919
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PRODAM diva pekne domy
lze Broadway ma splatku,
G zafizeno. Cena $500. Hla
Sc u Jos. Fillpka, 1923 Dol
IF Rd. 1910
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc par kraliku,
flemish giant plnokrevn6 ra-
.. Jsou Sest mesicu start a
All osm liber. Vymeni Sc tez
4 samce stejneho druhu, 8 az
0 mesicu stareho. Listing Sc
ydaji a tez pozaduji. Haste
u Jam. Loucky, 32O6 Sara
)ga Ave. 5. w. 1910
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PRIME Sc nekolik zedni-
hu q pridavacu. Hlasye Sc ma
stavbo. els. 2802 E. 1913 ul. q
Buckeye Rd. :?
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PRODA Sc dplne novy ma
tick lined, nebot' odjizdim
% Chicago. Haste sc V elsie
1898 E. So ul. 1913
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PRIJMOU Sc dobrl uniovi
tcsari ma finisovanl. Plat $1.1S
ma hodinu. Haste Sc V elsie
1881 Parkview Ave., aneb V
elsie 1866 Trenner Ave.
1O-11
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PRIyMOU Sc divky do uce-
nj ma vlasovou praci. Platl Sc
pri uceni. Haste Sc u Wells
Hair Store, CAT Euclid Ave-,
treti poschodi. 1914
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
STANDING Army
MEASURE DRAWN
Bill Reported by Military Commit
tee to House Calls for
538.488 Men.
GUARD FORCE 10000
Equipment and Supplies for militia
Organization viii Be Furnished
Without Charge by the
War Department.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE. annual
army appropriation bill reported to the
house by the military committee pro-
vides for a temporary military estab-
lishment Of 2S.579 officers and sos, 800
enlisted men.
The measure carries total OF
$1,000, 2S9 400. The committee said an
army OF the size recommended would
be necessary during the period of
rehabilitation
Chairman Dent said the bill. which
appropriates about Sos. 900 less
than was asked by the War depart
ment will be taken up in the house
as soon as the naval appropriation bill
is passed or about the middle of the
week.
Legislation affecting the National
guard is among the features Of the
bill. A National guard organization
Of l06,200 men is contemplated
Equipment and supplies would be pro
vided without charge by the War de.
partment from the war stores. The
total appropriations for the guard az
gregate $10,173,000.
Other leading features of the bill
are: Dual organization of the tenn
porary army of ,5S8 men so that
part will be constituted as prescribed
in the national defense act OF 1916
providing for organization Of infantry.
cavalry and artillery units and the
remainder SO as to permit retention Of
new units-aviation-ta corps and
others the usefulness OF which was
demonstrated during the war.
Restoration Of Recruiting.
Return Of the War department or
ganization to bureau chiefs, instead of
centering its organization in the gen.
eral staff
Restoration OF recruiting. with pro.
vision for one and three year enlist
ments.
Adjustment Of distinctive stripes
for overseas or service at home during
the war.
Continuation of the increased war
pay for enlisted men.
Provision for the promotion Of ON
GERS and men. recommended for such
before the signing OF the armistice.
The committees report on the bill
emphasizes that by establishing tenn
porary army Of 27,579 officers and
509,909 men no suggestion Is made
that such should constitute the per-
manent standing army.
In other words" the report says,
under this bill we may have more
than a million men in the service at
the beginning Of the next fiscal year
and perhaps not more than 100000 AT
the end"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
WAR BREAD or THE ROMA 70.

Suetonius, Z Roman historian, in
his life Of Julius Caesar" de-
scribes the war bread Of the Roman
soldiers in 10 B. G. a. follows:
"When Caesar began the civil war
every centurion Of each legion pro-
posed to supply from his own allow
ance, and all the soldiers offered
their services without pay and with
out rations, the richer assuming the
care Of the poorer. Throughout the
long struggle not one deserted. and
many who were captured refused 70
accept their lives when offered them
on the condition Of serving against
Caesar. They bore hunger and other
hardships, both when in ! state Of
siege and when besieging others,
with such fortitude that when POM
pey saw in the works at Dyrrachum
. kind of bread Of herbs, on which
they were living, he said that he was
fighting wild beasts, and he gave or
ders that it be put out Of sight
quickly and shown to none Of his
men, for fear that the endurance and
resolution Of the foe would break
their spirit"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
SEATTLE STRIKE ENDS
Men In 100 Local Unions Have
Returned to Work.
Mayor Asserts Trades Unions Must
Clean House Before ReoaIning
Public Confidence.

Seattle. Feb. l1.--Seattle's general
strike, the first OF its kind ever at.
tempted in the United States, ended
officially at noon.
Decision to call of the strike was
reached by the general strike CON-
mittee composed of delegates from all
OF the 1870 locals" on strike. after a
four hour session.
The police raided the Office of the
International Weekly and arrested
Aaron Fisherman. circulation manager.
William II. Johnson, a former United
States soldier. and Gus Pilz, both of
whom the police said were taken while
selling copies OF the weekly on the
street, were arrested.
Besides the issue of the Information.
al Weekly, several thousands copies OF
. pamphlet entitled Russia Did It,"
were conflscated.
Mayor Ole Hanson, who from the
first predicted an early end of the gen.
eral walkout, made the following
statement upon learning OF the order
to end the demonstration OF labors
solidarity:
place union labor in the high po-
sition II held in Seattle. Without rea.
son. without cause, our city lay pros.
trate. Union labor must clean house.
Seattle may forgive but 1t cannot for.
get"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-13
BEANS FOR FATTENiNG HOGS
Several Experiment Stations Have
Tested Soy Bean With Very
Satisfactory Resuits.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture.)
Az supplement to cornmeal for
growing and fattening pigs the Wis
consin station found that ground soy
beans proved about 10 per cent SUI
perior to wheat middllngs. figuring the
cost Of the feeds as the same. The In
diana station compared ratiOns OF two
parts Of cOrnmeal and one part Of
soy-bean meal with cornmeal and
wheat rniddIings In equal proportions
and with FIVE parts of cornmeai and
one part of tankage for pork produc-
ton. The soy-bean ration produced
the largest daily gains, and this with
the smallest quantity of feed con-
sumed for each pound Of gain. The
Kansas station has tested the value
Of sOy-bean meal In combination with
cornmeal and with kafir meal In COM
parison with the two latter feeds
alone In feeding hogs. The feeds were
mixed In the proportion OF four-fifths
corn or kafir and one-fifth soy beans.
Larger gains, varying from 10 to 81
per cent, were made In every case on
the mixed rations than on corn or
kafir alone. The Missouri station In
q comparative feeding trial of soy
bean meal with linseed meal and tank
age showed that the three feeds were
equally effective In promoting the
growth of young hogs.
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Rutledge
From Our Correspondent

From Our Correspondent
L. Scott is suffering a relapse
of his sickness.
Mrs. DeYoung went to Rock
Creek for a few days.
Mrs. Robertson of Hinckley, is
visiting the Misses Robertsons
here.
Mrs. Pfotenhauer and Mrs.
tanners were Finlayson shop
pers the first of the week.
Toney Kepler returned from
camp, Friday, after having re-
ceived his honorable discharge.
Frank Colemeir came UP from
St. Paul Saturday, to join his
wife, who is visiting her rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kranz were
called to the formers home by
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NiCkerSOn
From Our Correspondent


Ed Soper spent Sunday at
Nickerson.
Roy Elmer was at Bruno Sat
urday night.
Miss Jennie Champagne has
been taking her vacation.
Edward LeMay spent Sunday
with friends in Superior.
Albert Hill from the Jean Du
Luth farm, spent Sunday at his
home in Bruno.
Lyle Bates is working with
Alcide and Edward LeMay get
ting out fence posts.
Mrs. Lundy, who has been en-
gagged at Duquette during the
winter, was at Nickerson Sun
day.
VIM. Crosby spent a day at Du-
luth and at the Jean Du Luth
farm No. 1, the latter part of
the week.
Cloda Narcotic has been TAX
ing Jennie Champagne's place in
the depot while the latter has
been away on a vacation.
Mrs. Charles Gordon (Saidie
Wiggen) and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Marie Wiggen were at Bru-
no the latter part of the week.
Frank Honish from Canada, a
cousin of the Winklers, is visit
ing his relatives at Nickerson.
He will take a trip into the
southern states from here.
Mr.. Conley and Mr.. Daniels of
Cannon Falls, recently inspected
the Jean Du Luth herd at Nick
erson, and purchased the young
bull, Golden Standard of Jean Du
Luth.
Sunday was a beautiful day
and the little Sunday school at
Duquette was fairly we'll at
tended. Among those present
were Andrew Johnson, Lillian
and little Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Wagner, Mrs. E. Caldwell,
Juno Johnson, Alice Norell, OAR
la Erickson, Alice Hedberg, Myr-
tie Hedberg, Rhoda Johnson,
Joyce Stephenson, Inez Torell,
Leela Stephenson, Mrs. Charles
Berger, Dorance Berger, Doug
las Berger, Ernest Torell, Cliff
ford Torell, Gunnard Hedberg,
Blanche Hedberg, Florence He'd
berg, Anna Wagner, Georgia
Wagner, Geo. P. Grout, Florence
Johnson, Phyllis Erickson and
Lucille Stephenson.
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INDIANS STRICKEN BY "FLU"
NavaJos Reported to Have Suffered
Terribly During the Recent
Strange Epidemic.

A pltiful account of the sufferings
OF the Navajo Indians in the recent
epidemic has just reached the Cam
bridge branch Of the Massachusetts,
Indian association in letter from
Mrs. Eldredge, who for so many
years lived among these people in
the Fisk house, which was supported
by the branch. She writes:
"Our poor Navajos! 1t would
make your heart ache to know Of
their troubles. Many families have
persisted. One family of Is has all
died and their sheep are wandering
without any care. That is only one
instance of hundreds similar.
"Many Navajo young men were
working on the highway between
Durango and Silverton when the
flu first broke, and when the sick
ness reached them they started for
home. As they were not allowed on
the train, they started to walk from
Durango to Pennington, and many
died by the roadside. They were,
of course, buried by the white peo-
pie and now their friends are inquir-
ing for them and will never know
what became of them. 1t is very,
very sad"
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the sad message that his father
had passed away.
Mrs. Watt spent Thursday and
Friday with her daughters in
Flnlayson, who are attending
high school there.
The N. P. bridge crew, who
have been putting new ties on
Kettle River bridge, moved to
Central Ave, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. WINNER went
to CloQuet in response to a mes
sage saying the latter's sister.
Mrs. Youngbauer is not expected
to live.
Arne Hokstad came down
from Superior to spend a couple
of days with his mother, return
ing Monday.
Miss Adelaid Watt and A..
Pennington. who has just re-
turned from camp in Oregon,
came up from Finlayson to
spend Sunday at the Watt home.
NOTICE Rev. Ward of Vir-
ginia, will hold Episcopal SER
vices Wednesday evening, Feb.
10Th.