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The Dolores star., 1920-06-11

They Saw Marie Dupont crouched Be-
fore the Stove, Her Face on Her
Arms.
from and buffeting one another. He
planted himself directly In the course
of the maddened animal. whose hoofs
churned up shower Of stones.
Keep your seat !" he shouted to the
girl.
For one instant he saw her, pale
with frightened eyes. but firm In the
saddle, still pulling against the curb.
while the open mouth. distorted by
the bit and chain that pressed the un-
der.ip. foamed, and the white of the
eyes cleaned wickedly beneath the
ears, fiat with the head. Then Hilary
saw the horse rear and the shOd hoofs
uprise. Then. somehow. he caught
the reins and leaped for the shelving
bank. and missed.
He lost his foothold. but he clung
to the reins. while the horse plunged
and reared, each Jerk almost tearing
his arms from their sockets. Now he
was swept against the branches of the
trees that overhung the road. and
blinded by the swishing twigs and
bougbs. now the precipice was under
him, and the gorge below, where the
logs cracked and thundered as they
battered their way down the river.
He saw the girl clinging to the saddle,
then to the beasts name; he tried to
reach her with his arms, hut he could
not stop the boiling animal; and then
he was flung free. and the riderless
horse went galloping down the road
toward st. Boniface.
He must have been stunned for n
few moments, for when he opened his
eyes he found himself lying upon n
ledge a little distance from the top of
the steep bank. On the same ledge
was Madeleine Rosny clinging to n
swnying sapling that overhung the
river. and trying to rise.
Hilary scrambled to his feet. to find
that, in spite Of painful bruises. he
was uniujured. He gave Madeleine
his hands and pulled her out of the
branches: and they stood looking at
each other.
"YOur horse bolted, explained
Hilary. II am sorry you did not know
about the dynamlting."
At his words look of fear came
upon her face; and then It hardened
and her gray eyes flashed angrily.
"You have saved my life" she
cried. "You have saved me. and I
wish yon were thousand miles away.
l wish I had never seen yOu!"
'rhere Is no need to let that trouble
you, MademoiselIe Rosny." answered
Hilary. stung into scorn by her In
gratitude. There Is enough room In
this country for both Of us. II you
will let me help you up the bank. no
fnnht you can find your way home.
: sure you that have ns inteEsion
of ,niruting on you furlher.~
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
.vou HAVE SAVED MY L,EE!"

an unc
Of In
to Induce
Con-
nu
Whips B,aeh Pierre foreman
boss1
From Father ueisn A.k.w the
'hs hsrs. looked
to him and Con
In visit a Marie dance hall
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CHAPTER vI.-contInued.

ptiste sprang at her. seized her
r sleeve of her dress. and tried to
her from her seat. Hilary saw
tte protesting angrily: he could
hear Baptiste's excited exclama-
but he heard family the scream
came from Marie's lips. At once
was a general movement toward
vroup. Some of the lumbermen
fered. Baptiste turned upon them
menacing fists. The little man
beside himself with fury. Then
|on came waddling down the room
his ducklike shuttle, and took
iste by both arms. With slow
nexorable force he led him toward
door. 1t seemed almost us II Rap-
struggling In vain and mouthing
herently, was In the grip of some
hlne. for the momentum OF Sine
movements was composed much
Of bulk than of velocity. Amid
jeers Of the crowd Baptiste was
Et from the door. and Simeon
led and waddled back into the
b. where the dancing was in full
bg once more.
Harry saw Marie flying round In
hrms of gigantic woodsman. Bap-
oeatcd upon the step before the
BE- hall, was weeping pitifully. The
+ drama came home to Lafe with
hl poignancy. Hilary saw that his
were blazing.
SVe'll get that girl away from
J." he said.
hfe nodded. and the two went in.
h first they were not recognized
pugh the clouds of rolling smoke. II
Nanette who saw Hilary tirst. She
(red sharp exclamation and
hted toward him. At once the two
bd themselves under the fire Of ull
PIE news reached Simeon Duval as
vas reaching up for bottle in his
Yet, and he came putting out and
Pdled toward Hilary. his pale.blue
tixed on him In malevolent
btiny.
Eh. Meestair Askew. you have a
lk on me?" asked Simeon. holding
the bottle under Hilary's nose.
action was at once challenge
an overture. to be interpreted In
Ter fashion, according to the hear.
inclination.
iiary shook hts head. "I don't
X. Simeon" he answered .curtly.
Fou want to dance. then. Ell? You
lady to dancer"
do not"
Tor to play card, eh2'
Hot tonight. Simeon"
Then what the h you come to
place fOr?"
|meons blue eyes gIared Into Hill
p. In his younger days the man
been the bully of the lumber
|ps; still Of great strength. ne could
The Dolores star., 1920-06-11

s matched himself against any
n. with the doubtful exception Of
ek fierrs; but Hilary's exploit upon
1tter had restraining effect upon
I've come to have look at you.
neon. said Hilary genially.
"eH. you zee me now. eh. Meestair
ewI What you think Of me. eh7"
orteo the danceshaii proprietor.
s9oe you like to look some more,
enlnk you're Just about what I ex.
Hilsey answered. n bear
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Trouble, trouble = and
more to come.

Cro Br. COAT >u.sD.)
Thrift is p1.tet rESn IN uun'.ify
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

and n4esuy ant csssoas thst
a N Nsoes hY h* a er ut
Geraag end have Haa ceasr F es'se "a each
u3haRas sud caca.sstnv&
appropriate r,yur
he following general and ol frs' Glass ss
SE0adaa3 t2&@ ~ sAtR S6i7ee
hsd 1880 persons ssnsA s&SsG0a TrayHtog
thrd rHpeye 3@a each si&Aa"a eSes
fstplate snd
xiAsiaet, faisa~G Frutns Of stof san
enee ausaaaEA sssses srnss etc Saepsei
TEAL ti.iSA5stsa~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

He's, Walker Tstltsef, futnstcF snd
Ter sw~aty seven Years pastor of
css 2lsa Primitive BAPTIST cisarwh at
Harrisburg. i'M. Resigned his position
l,scaase the congregation rsfasssi 10
advance htm isaan n *sss wn hln sal.
sry - sts9 . tBon;h Thsn TIE elders
~ hts congregation '.nFfeliassaaippet'
hitn "a "a tarinhs+ gf the "sscuAf ks~
bZtSn nagt!at association n@v.
nr Talver then started smother
rhuress ~ bis own ahd terlarra that
more than half his CHI congregation
has htscsnd ~ hss nva standard ae~
nass~as~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

rrasa i1tsse 'rF,taemslrial sse iEFpss
af TrSsey Asvs Elgtt7@ nj Tire pastoral
calling H. assTarsg - f--<ss snd
sg@rgss ~ ~ iat~"tgr 'as-gs zsgeat fhs
sEa-stssys ~ kg'~9, siah snt Tie ad
ssaflizg Aslsa frF@@f. gprks ate kags an
stwx tie edge of tlse s}e1@Tt AL ia
csea+TsI Asia Mat TIA E7ssfastrT Cd
rssFk RAISING. hF-iSr@ szS'i Ysng shs
recFie ~+sf large ksFge7fF5t ~ fea<
and cssssAtss- taru5she~ TX IRE es9orf
sragte hsstas 1rss axtrT .+fs3ESr-x
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

A lawyer, y.da sRs s#aytr nj y
Western tswa. hsd IS visitor ~ his
hof~s sgtsAii Nsptea aha wsa Etnat
n8mtrss IT his prs}p After bsstag
seesss1 nit Say ~ ~ ~ 'i4e tssFArr Wv s~~
uhcle Nat An uas tod tfsf wisef t'nes@
Sas hat completed hts yetwk thMt ~
might &C. asswu asd cvne isafae~Rifh
h.m. NNervrpau tiitlp taBsu sait
-w'hy. IEria Sat 6Hft watt. hs itsxt
site aHA reals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
CvtiegrA sas ftmEly raes&@

To r~acss pimpits ass5 eiaeshesfs
s~aear sisren wt,h cBss~ura oss,infu'.
ussh ~ III fye miBn'as wi'h fati-
rssrs @ss@s ~ ..l. as4.t - i s4I. 4 tsa.a e1ear
k@ep Ynnr sash ei"sf ~ nssng 'Ae'n Tar
eeity .rtiet purposes f'an'i fxil to To-
sga1l~ fAutictra Txicnn. Afs-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

TIE uaited STATES atltpibg beard
haH ef-,grs,a discontinued @nfk oH ~
concrete s4slp haBastg 81 fsak5aBi Cal,
afn3 there eTp hasa wfta sh8#A that
fhis IL fyse aeathknen N tip stone
vnsssl ~ fye8ghs eBrFiev Aevsr1b@s
less ~. p<ssstrassttss4 aad re legation o..
tAe ss4N 7sssg faHh hhs proved ,has
saeh a sssig vas a psrac;gral syysei'
hfifsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

WNFH NJ FVEsfNf FNNAtfNNkt TWIN.
waseh, ! believe. ssnRss 10 eeasi sd ~
any people snrwhers In .ke verdi 10
the ssmr ieaEth VI sts@s II 10 4 rssss<
er~.itsbls .ilst 10 ths Fsfss Eissk~
themselves asa tn the great tf~s ~
su,asssis Is rsAiek Ikea ESQ &i.xss@ssssse :
Almost every klhsrr NJ aasn1B lin
su' wpvs. the governor says has BEEN
r1taEjrtels neiaNnryhaSei soi Prob
siAY rhe u,st stirling eviecEfr -
these chansps ts Shown 10 tbe rahltc
improvements " the island ard the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
c>td I'm the ltend~

b an su~vss sftatA ~ NAsei sTatsTfh F@f-
sssss was sss sss}.rf 20 ttsahetst 'Nt~etas
M ta~s s~AA' viii hsA shet shs nse NJ
MAILS EATAsEA IEltCfSk VIII
sNfa ~ tAa Ayesm f|rsAHs tks Hlespd
aaa y~M Ger shsw irse isssss~ to eai3a,
h~~Ase4 assAsAs ~ Aasts CstsFfb ssssr
l~sA - 6Afssss f4,stYh,
KAlxsa rATArTM MEDICINE N pm.
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sm TIE hs~sas EWFssvs. NJ ts4s X tA.
An s~afgfsts sse TsfttsWaaii ~ ~@
Es y fa any nsss II .ss shst
RAILS GATAhEH MKf3ic.lg,1a viii hot
sars .s
=. !. cA~~sr = oo.. Jsfa. Gaia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBACO
p~sss~@~am~H~e
Sloan's Liniment has tho
punch that relieves
rheumatic twingcs

This warmth ylviag. ccnressscm@
scxtsestns esryaiasNSa siisnulAssax sssa-
ray fs@sisasss sssaAssi Twshsaq rtShs Tn
dir aching spot aaa tviags 1ssark re-
IAet, surely. sssAnly. A wasaefsai help
to< exuFnai ralsa spraias. stFasaA ssaa-
ne.a. hs~4assAex. aszaDsEq. haaiasss ,..t
Get pear bottle sedsy~~ssssa Estis.
mse@ns nsr<h Az isear tsaIxts fsf
ii ~ ~s~s, Kss9 u handy tor sAss
whsle samily, The hi1 battle 10 eseuS;,
ern,. 1ss N. Nt0 ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

TFf-7T IN sF7FVT~.FF TTIT7- 0I N-T7TI'
cars /; wit f9ahiTgsB etsecG seral
tsses'ra tg rs't9fs aa@n tht f4sas sNs
L aIsa aAkes ;ae baslp*sa - the
~feese~.s~ rrcesslasfy '3sAftrsgA
The rev lxw IL I'rely 20 F7sts e
srs OK hssstre%s fer ta1twt *sstae Air.
frset st,orness Ths department Of
Justice F~rgnsstns sast ssEs1g*SA chrt
are Ia ase ;oasy. tntsslnE ~ sETss 90
tsrs ~ r. ,sss1 Fssaf spa
Chkczge suffered he iass 81 fRfi
ms .sh.wn In t4Es asEa.gessez 70 anT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

" 8EFuR FN@M AEyEFNkBAANN KMASF1M A4KsEAa ~
DosRh says IN part,
Y caaeete thai have ae tats or
lnfSrfaa sl@sl a. 10 The cess II easuasss.
sens 10 Fwsnra With arupes parap aai
fssviaenLAl 10 his nritaaHie sale.sy
the sspfi ~ ths satan Of hg.sa~as
nor to return ia ais a#5sstg the slug
N the Hcts1 tte keran u tsae eailpa
~ otausan. nor ths return Of tho
Isaves " the gripgeh Of the my.t.c
lasah.
II have bow YEP M4sh s.atNA IA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
val!

Tertserfo ss. .~- ia,y fi-E:1rsssi "a be- ws}tf
First 7avs sfpsut--res Esysecssil,
Ffsrs yzn ~ s4Fs IaFgF LIFE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
Two Decades Of American Progress in Porto Rico

r. TREMENDOUS progress ar1s the a~ dnns
tr.to u Of ".
naaa By Psa Rico sadss u. smsrcsa tI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

:-Ts promote
Phosphate patac Representative
>.a&s sfc tas the eject thai ihrse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
HEARD SETN
at The CApITAL,l|G||
Estimate Tor Annual Budget Of League Of Natisas

WAsHisGros-scnacr srsa ct MssE SsgssssA
W h~csrd r~TNaty ssta
NaieaA prepared BY pasa wssAaxea rsasx Ls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

urn fs as'ass1He thrrr~' h
w epu la aerata psc1tan
grsry washrsra ny rfets pead
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-31

2 II *
the said hereinafter mentioned parties
by the publication thereof in the ON
ciAl paper OF the said City of Warren.
according TO law, and that copy
thereof shall be mailed to each Of said
parties at their last known address, to-
wit: s 4. 81 s.
sina Imsdahl. owner OF Lot in Block
s.. Original ToWnsite Of City Of War.
Henrietta Dirks. mortgage Lot s in
Block 26. Original Townsite Of City of
Warren.
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company.
inal Townsite Of City OF Warren.
Minneapolis Brewing Company, own
er part OF Lot in Block 8, Original
w. A. Knapp, owner Of Is IT. 6 in. Of
Lot in Block 4, Original Townsite Of
City of Warren.
OF Lot / in Block 4, Original Townsite
Of City OF Warren
Lewis Westman. owner Of So It. Of
Lot in Block 4, Original Townsite Of
Florence L. Winchester. Walter HI.
Winchester and Clinton T. winchester.
owners OF Lots II and IL Unlock 4.
Original peWnsite Of City Of Warner
Seely). owner OF Lot in Block 5. Or
iginal Townsite Of City Of Warren.
Elizabeth G. Finley. owner Of Lots, 6,
{ and in Block 10, Harwood and
Brinkerhoff's Addition to the City of
Warren.
Stem J. Stevenson, owner of Lot in
Block 49,, Harwood and Brinkerhoff's
Addition to the City Of Warren.
Gabriel Anderson. owner of Lots 10.
II and ~ in Block IS, Harwood and
Brinkerhoff's Addition to the City of
Warren.
Alfred Hanson and Carl T. Hanson,
part owners Of Lot 8 in Block 2, in
Vented and Grindeland's Addition to
City of Warren. l..s-s, s..s5 49, -
Charles Swanson. owner Of Lots 9 and
10 in Block 2, in Vented and Grinde-
lands Addition to City Of Warren.
| The foregoing resolution was duly
| adopted and approved at q meeting of
the City Council of the City of War
rem. Minnesota. held on the Sth day of
March, 1920.
r. B. TARALSETH,
Mayor.
Attest: ....t -
| j. r. NAESETH, - -...-.. =. -
City Recorder.
Getty SeaD f.. --
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-31
ORDERING IN HOUSE
CONNECTION SEWERS.

|
Whereas. the City Council Of the City
Ct Warren. Minnesota, by resolution
duly adopted to that effect, has deter
mined 70 improve certain streets and
the said ~ within
maintaining pavements. cutters Il and
curbs thereon, and
Whereas. the City Council q OF the
sara city OF Warren deems 1t necessary
ests OF the said City Of Warren and the
aoutting property that all lots and
parcels of ground abutting upon such
streets and avenues be connected with
the main sanitary sewers by laying
IS IN. house connecting sewers from the
main sanitary sewers to the curb line
OF such lots and PARCELS OF ground.
therefore Be 1t Resolved By the
City Council OF the City OF Warren,
Minnesota: Is5@ $50 Z5.. ~
!. That the owners OF the abutting
property along the hereinafter de-
scribed streets and avenues be, and
hereby are. ordered to lay and con-
sewers from the main sanitary sewers
to the curb line Of such lots or parcels
OF ground in accordance with specifi-
the City Recorder Of the CITY Of War
rem, and in accordance with the in
structions and under the supervision
OF the City Engineer. T. P. (Woiff
me ne property ry affected are AUDITING
tO-wit: r, a., s.: 80 5.7.-.T..s7'
Bridge Street: From the concrete
bridge crossing Snake River to the
west line Of Division Streets. ~
Division Street: From the south line
Of Bridge Street to the north line OF
Johnson Avenue. - n s@#.ss
Johnson Avenue: From the east line
Rossman Avenue. :.
Minnesota Street: From the south
line OF Johnson Avenue. to- the south
line Of Bridge Street. ss
of Bridge Street to and including the
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault ste.
Marie Railway Company's right-of-
way: 49,. ss. q,
Main Street: From a point 1873 feet
Avenue to the north line Of Bridge
Street. >-A NJ
First Street: From the south line OF
Johnson Avenue to the north line of
Colvin Avenue. .:>&
Second Street: From point u feet
yer to the north line Of Johnson Aven-
ue. o:s. =, .4-s~ ,.~r = - L. -.
All of the said streets and avenues
and the property AUDITING thereon be-
ing in the .e. City Of Warren. Marshall
plats thereof on file and Of record in
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in
and for said County and State
e. That the said owners shall lay
and construct the said sewers in ac-
cordance herewith within go days after
being served with copy Of this reso-
luton. g.. f.. -. =: p - :.
g.. That, if the property owners shall
neglect to so do, the council shall
cause the same to be put in and shall
assess the cost Of the same against the
property and collect the same as taxes
are collected.
4. That the hereinafter mentioned
parties are owners Of property abut-
ting upon such streets and avenues, but
are not residents of the City Of War
man, who is not now within the State
of Minnesota; and, further that this
resolution shall be duly served upon
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-31
RESOLUTION ORDERING IN WATER
SERVICE PIPE CONNECTIONS.

Whereas, the City Council Of the City
Of Warren, Minnesota. by resolution
duly adopted to that effect. has deter.
mined to improve certain streets and
within the said City OF Warren, by
laying and maintaining pavements.
cutters and curbs thereon, and
City Of warren deems it necessary and
expedient and for the best interests Of
the said City Of Warren and the abut-
ting property that all lots and parcels
Of ground abutting upon such streets
and avenues be connected with the City
water service by laying branch water
pipes from the mains to the lot line of
upon such streets and avenues.
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, by the City
Council Of the City Of Warren. Minne-
sofa, @@@
/. That the owners Of the abutting
properties along the hereinafter de-
they hereby are, ordered to lay, con-
meet and construct branch water ser
vice pipe. connections from the City
wa cn mains to the lot line Of each Of
such connections, be laid Of three
fourths inch lead pipe. weighing at
least three pounds to the lineal foot,
and connected with the water mains
by corporation valves screwed into the
said mains. and connected with a lead
fange curb valve and service box at
the i inner edge Of the sidewalks from fro 7,
be inserted into the ends Of the water
connection pipes at the lot lines to
prevent the entrance of earth; and that
hcations may be purchased from the
City OF Warren.
2. That all materials furnished and
work done shall be in accordance with
the specifications on file in the office Of
the City Recorder Of the City of War
rem. and in accordance, with instruc-
tions and under the supervision Of the
City Engineer. L. P. Wolff.
3. That the property affected are
abutting on the following streets and
Bridge Street.. From the concrete
west line Of Division Streets.
Division Street: From the south line
johnson Avenue.
Johnson Avenue: From the east line
OF Division Street to the west line Of
Minnesota Street: From the south
line Of Johnson Avenue to the south
line of Bridge Street.
Of Bridge Street to and including the
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie Railway Company's right-of-
way:
north of the north line Of johnson
Avenue to the north line of Bridge
Street
First Street: From the south line of
johnson Avenue to the north line of
Colvin Avenue.
Second Street, From a point u feet
south Of the bridge crossing Snake Ri
yer to the north line of Johnson Aven-
ue.
All of the said streets and avenues
and the property AUDITING thereon be-
ing in the City Of Warren. Marshall
County, Minnesota, as per certified
plat thereof on file and of record in
the office of the Register of Deeds in
and for said County and State
4. That said owners shall lay, con-
meet and construct said water service
pipe connections in accordance here
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-31
with within 50 day. after being served

with copy Of this resolution.
s.. That. if the property owners 5shall
neglect to so do. the council shall
cause the same to be put In and shall
assess the cost Of the same against the
property and collect the same as taxes
are collected.
g.. That the hereinafter mentioned
parties are owners OF property abut-
.ng upon s1sh streets and but
rem. Minnesota. except Lewis West
man: who Is not now within the State
Of Minnesota: and. further. that this
the said hereinafter mentioned parties
by the publication thereof in the off,
cial paper Of the said City OF Warren,
according to law, and that q copy
parties at their last known address, to-
wit:
sina 1msdahl. owner OF Lot in Block
50, Original Townsite Of City Of War
rem.
Henrietta Dirks. mortgage Lot s in
Block 26. Original ToWnsite Of City Of
! Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company.
, owners part Of Lot in Block 3. Orig
inal Townsite Of City Of Warren.
Minneapolis Brewing Company, own
sr part OF Lot in Block g., Original
w. A. Knapp. owner Of Is It. in. Of
Lot in Block 4. Original Townsite OF
City or warren. .g.E.5..rg ID %.F.,%. ~.
Alvin J. zBroadbent, owner Of 40 1T.
of Lot l in Block 4. Original Townsite
Of City Of Warren. III
Lewis Westman. owner of SO It. of
Lot in Block 4. Original Townsite Of
City Of Warren. s.
Florence l.. Winchester, Walter H.
Winchester and Clinton T. Winchester.
owners OF Lots II and IL Unlock 4,
Original Townsite Of City Of Warren.
Mrs. Josephine Dixon formerly
Seely), owner. Of Lot 8 in Block 3. Or
iginal Townsite OF City Of Warren.
Elizabeth c. Finley, owner Of Lots s,
and s in Block 10, Harwood and
Brinkerhoffs Addition to the. City Of
Stem ]. Stevenson, owner of Lot in
Block 10, Harwood and Brinkerhoff' 8
Addition to the City Of Warren.
Gabriel Anderson, owner OF Lots 10.
IL and IL in Block Is, Harwood and
Brinkerhoff's Addition to the City of
Alfred Hanson and Carl T. Hanson,
part owners Of Lot 8 in Block 2, in
Vented and Grindeland's Addition to
City of Warren. -~ ~:
Charles Swanson: owner, Of Lots and
lands Addition to City of Warren.
The foregoing resolution was duly
adopted and approved at a meeting Of
the City Council of the City of War
rem, Minnesota, held on the 8th day Of
March, 1920.
R. B. TARALsETH,
Mayor.
Attest: =
]. r. NAESETH.
City Recorder.
Getty SeaD
The Redwood gazette., 1920-06-09
AUTOMOBILES ARE
VERY PLENTIFUL

Canada is now the second nation in
the world in the manufacture of auto
mobiles, number of cars owned and the
per capita distribution.
The United States takes first
rank, with Great Britain second.
Figures compiled by the Motor Bus
and Motorize the Farm Bureaus of
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Compa-
ny shows that one person in every
fifteen in the United States owns an
automobile, while one in every twen-
ty-three is the percentage in Canada.
In Great Britain but one person in
every 26S owns car. The percent
age in France is one to 102, one to 6S4
in Germany, one to 1000 in Italy, one
to 2,700 in Austria and one to $500 in
Russia.
The total number of cars registered
in this country is approximately T.
100000, in the Dominion $4,000, and
in England 100000 Canada showed
increased registration in 1919 of 13
per cent. Ontario was the banner
province, with a registration of 127,-
$50 passenger cars and II ,428 trucks.
Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba and
Quebec rank in the order named
The Redwood gazette., 1920-06-09
Movies and Life.

Some folk complain that the NOV
les give exaggerate ideas about some
things-the wild, tempestuous life of
the cowboy, for instance, or the wiles
of the virulent campfire Perhaps
they do. But, all these things aside
the movies have done and are doing
immensely more good than they are
doing harm.
The movies, we find, do their most
good among families. Husbands who
never used to take their wives any
where in the days before screen en-
tertainment now take friend wife reg
ularly once a week or more to the
neighborhood playhouse, says The Gin
cinnati Post
Parents who formerly had very lit
tie in common with their children now
enjoy the pictures as much as their
youngsters and frequently take the
children to the theatre with them
Grandmothers, who used to think days
were past, vie with their grandchil-
dren in their admiration for the lead
ing stars.
Never has there been anything
which gave families such wholesome
pleasant entertainment and which has
brought families such a delightful
common interest. And if that isn't
having mighty beneficient influence
upon American life, what is?