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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

IN Wa WAA So HhN WHY hlAA
"a lull b * 1, moe letei - slnt
icluon iadpos adunst \ tiN hN
~ nsrmh ptisol he moa job" he
s,ar1mu kamafadn q wnial ~, 80
d iak, piillndna, pbts ~ "a hn
muy ptupavtdtl ~ NhAo, go ~.
le.ii pak 10 ptas Ja Nni u ada
Ia I'D ~ H. ~ ii " mad \
.tanl tapalil pro mladou iensAou
tdybyH ~ tahhle Le mne
pfiAel a takhle tieslanaky yysvis
dal. no, VEN 10 kofel, t;iyt jane
"a mlada yseliiakt hiichy prove.
dli kdybyeh anaj u 10 mtl We
fantasii iak 10 spravime mesi
sebou 80
Dedek Rundu mel OIL iuto he
pfiyy. lyai mu a%elmoyslyim puhn
la, nile sloyu ncpromlusil ien 10
kf0iim mSoufnl q ioadk 81 ng
zndln rorhrnovul
~ slapali knpedek . kaldou
| chyili, ~ ten. IN omen 1mnkhynh
spodni n6prsni kapsu 10 faifei
Ska updnla pokoje ne %kaiicuou
svou ndboinost z0ohov6yali AZ
"a kopcem. M cibulLa kosiclni W
le spadnm N mini N kopecek, 20
pax se TO btde hulit jake stfim6
firkS komini
D6doyi Kot(nkoyi HAS pfeskn
koynl Y znlosindm ircmolui "Ty
pl6cncs takovf bohnprdzdnt M
fknnti, III bych ia M siard kole
nn ndjokt ccrioyskt fcti = Ndbou
Kabrhcloyou vyydda - ~ 20 TAX
syctoya pldcncs a - IN m6al A..
bych ii TO efuntoye poy6del Jdu
minulS tSdcn pro ekorii X IA
biskogi u pofkG me- hospodGf
krcid6 n hned Ba ND "to pax
81 10. paniht0. o yda poyid6i Go
vs. 10. sinrF hosp0d6f 81 M syfd0
mi bcrcte @ piece jsUe v pf1tels
styu, zcnu donna ftlcc spinnla, ~
" X stdru takogou pesfovinn
sirojilc 49, icstIi pax w, panthto,
mate klisn zdravdbo Smyslu @ j.
toho prl6 yes. h. Wy p~oskakujete
kolcm Many Knbrhelogyp" ~ DO
md iako tdyz bob posel yr0zi
dcchu jscm popadnout ncm0bl,
%yniifuosti ~ mne Uogna zalklyl
Go il eIoytk mad hr6bcm bych
utco takoytho9"
V dtdkoyi Kotynkoyi jako
kdyz pollock kloktd, jako kdyz
by ptdcka pinditfGska y brsii
lmafh,
"a na p6tck v nod jdu Nc po.
diyat X bfczint, jesili nasim
brombory IN poll ncsocujou. n
bdo mi 10 do wky, jako starry
stfpialik, 90 blidd pfedsfayen@mn
bfcainu a bned doprostfcd mi.
~ ''Tak ~, starry SauIc, TAX ~
TAXI TAX ny Manu- Kobrheloyug
10 je sodomstyi u lotroystVf
il byl Name kmotrcm, u jestb ~.
pejcbayko rozsypanh, jcn palcem
na Manu-, tax il n M modfru roz.
tfiskhmio
Dfdck Rundh 80 msfavil Y kal.
muku, " sosu yyndal dfeytuku,
do GERM z~ahn6dlou, mosazi ailnf
kovanou, \ nohoyicc yythhI kofi.
ri pytlik ! nakrdjen9m ruloySm
tabdkem n pomalu cpal Taskaf.
ska ocka mu kmitala po yymytf.
vcselgm svstlcm prolific krajint, 4
spickn n6su ~ mn potmesile cbyf.
10 jake prhvc zabodnufd zipka a
oni ncmukl,
Starry KotFnek NIL N zalngci
historic mnuecnf oil y bias M
zfcjme hofckoval ~ pofkhm il
se~ykordcka, toho bondJife, dan
boil p~ozdrayenf - bned - ptdm
jak dobytek platf, " ma mlad}
/, by prodol jaIovici m feznika, al1
sg%ykordcek ME . jaloWm, n bned
M ND ponsn jelljeky "a mat
w, panf6fo, jesff rozmilovanf 0
, srdf ~ lido by 10 ~ yhs fekJ, n
. Wy rid mIadomkF masffko, do
, kUd j. kfebkf jak mladh kaeIni
! ckaY ~ byeh bned faky mn
b0ed iaky NE il fakoyf ~
81 u boIek Demam, M mf by N
I. leda starr baba pfiIiplal" Tai
3 70 ~ fomn HkM, ", ", fheh vej
zvyk6 bIavDi phy0df"
Dedek HnDd6 ythbI pDecboyoi
krubifkn, zastayd se vyfhbj Wr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

iNiFltfF tNAtNfNtN ~"
tasel - ruhi ITO nj puviial
pantdla nunlh llyt iAem inu %
~ plnlil Tab tails ~ mAA
ami 40 vymlousai nemNpeA ="
q HAS - mu licpil, q ehuiAh
groyna slss polyhd
4 dthfh Runlesfho Vyshasply
zen ssulyl Ga chm chm
Vie ME
zlou poytati poAplutnS koi{,
nel M hhil Abya " sedal, I,
ii isem Hn takoyt fmilstyo iah'
Nv ncpom slel, u Verne fo man
seiabi len he sva luapohyui ole
N ilnnu lonakou nihdy nni ieden
hfiAn{ pohled 10 mkdy no. A !
Nanou knbfheloyDu II 40 nbya
,tdaI, fak 90 w pnnthio no
padalc na nohul A IN hned, fe se
10 nj nnsfndiln kosi, " no 20 hln'
koyiia trdpi A yypruvuiu, iah
10 yeaer zhfne ldupni Y noze, j0k
mi beii bolosi po stehneeh NJ Do
kfiie ~ j. 10 p%oydieum 70
koy6 znsinzen6 koei 4"
Dadek Rund6 pzbafnl fajfdi
1kL blaiene yykfodil q pofdd AM
sloyieka, Eel ii jak marukGnsk
kfdl NJ mu dueaif fy6te nndska
koy0ly bedcdek koifnL6 po
skakoyal hDed N MIN n zojika
y}m hlnsem dGl ~ zpoyidal ~
abys yed6l 49, knbthcl mel pred
cascm tnky takoyS Deduh q u
W hned piGm. jok Al od ~ bola
why pomohL IN by sea toky ".
pial M by n wider hidla W SIC
hut pichalai''
aIi ycdlc lesiDy Il dtdek Run
dh Vel jak0 mladjk u jen tohkhf'
skb oei odpoyidoly utrGpenfnn
kamar6d0yi
"A kabrbd bned sproycdIiyf
mdi, 70 ~ jen mazot, vine, ME
masii nebo jin}m letkyorem, ale
vVmnzaf ruk0u. NalHbuok uGbu d
ntkdo n ptknf obttoa fukama
%yymazuje bolcst \ pohy, mfkfi
| zaieklinu u mlodi kost Od zimy
10 poslO, ieplcm ~ 10 must yytoa
MI. No. DAWN mn w pravdn
ncbozka moje mdma daIa vi Wy.
mazat Mfeklina Y zAdecb u pO,
mohlo tol A b0ed Kobrbel poyf
Al 'To Basc Nina, nbyeh fok
mkl, il mad dcsc' doktDrh Je "
jestt mlhde, ME mi forfeI Y pr.
siech, hncd udii, kde vii ne
duh n yymaM ! pckeIstou bo'
| lesil'
Dadck Kundh m krhtce u.
chychil Mo vie
"Co ~ ~ gysmivdk7 Tfebas
dfyre kdyz m nkoyon ete ne1i
baby elVyfk ' ttzkosfi posia.
yrng - pcptd, lido yymazuje, jeo
kdyz yyfnazuje . bolesf rozpze
ne A tak poyidam kabrbelogi (
HTy, ~posIoucbej, kdybys ~ TAX
Nine fekl sDad startmu flo'
yeku u1ebfi. snad nj IN potY6Gmu
q huatu vypudl Pan Kristu ie
mi syfdkcm, NJ jscm aui IN mafek
mic zIfbo ueobmysleI, anj m ma
fckl Jak bych mobI obmykldl''
Dfdck Kundh se 0pft nehyobtI,
"C0 10 tyG 10 tyg" podamf
yyraziI ufrhpenf KotInrk Man
ii ~ nj prsty Myiboopt n II6spo,
dina y0Iaf pro tak0y0n cotton
marnost7 Jak poyfdam, Jen jsem
o ia lszarskou duzbirku poz6daI,
nic Vie ~ q Kabrhd bped, M ahoI
10 ~ Mana 4 nd6sfi, NJ Naba N.
KY ~kapIanoyi vymazoysla HYDE,
q moe lidem m 0edub vymanla
TAX jdn gefer NJ KabrbeIhm .
Nina mj vymaMje, M mbkkf
ruce, ptknf W VIII pfilebuo1 \
UoyDh @flm, jak nj Msfydlof ~
kosteeh fefe T6n " tjtpG d 20
vidam Mimi "Ty milf zlaf@ nicp
~ ~ dDbfe vdas jep II vhJj fomu
bic yymaMyaGf" -"
Dfdck Hnpdh ~ pD fFeff W.
zklngud JDdoyaf(m aebyebm
linz
"HmTJ ", smfj ~, smTJ = NJ
VIM bDlayhbo DepDIifDJes w
jj0sbo Debyjo 0ez N JsDm ebOdjl
W. Kabrbelhm q Saua mi 0OhL
yymszDvsJa MI Jtphho oebyl0
A jeduoD uebo dyakrat Jsem NJ
M IN MpraM ~ Mdeeb pobIa
az.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-24

Napsal JsAsda

ihflN nte tail y poiAA
sneldem Z, ~ cnckyhahu
"a laku trfi akolo kfllel Don
gekui hni.kou rtaVdu JAN 70 by
u y nrchethiei 30 humnech iaa
nlmi Nratkt ale pShut picdul
hunkou po saspi 4 fcynou Do
enknlcei
Sli oba dtdkoss ! kuAtela cha
s,Amayil'ii, ! modty cb sosals Oh
Nalmntkach hetanice d lsltem
kolcm kthn aernc aatky koii $40.
havice 10 bel q tilce tluste, ilntt
hole. dole lodrem dohfe okovhnd
nelpk koisnk6 hyl Hhulen
de,lck Ruudh mtl pod bradon ~
ntim yeneicl sediuek nle pol
noscm take tisto TO ien u Mia
ia fure noai ffhousy u MADE 81
10 nsiakym yohaySm ncfddcm
Sli b kostcla poyadn, ySechno :
,eSnicc iil pfedeslo. a meli spolu
rovnat yplikt nedoro1umtm AZ
tnnhlr Nidou ~ kopetck, lepr
We ii krisnS mhuli ted ne, 70
j. inkdsi alma m hfichy H. go.
stou y kostela ~ IN kopetck cdr
suii ~ vidyeky faifcieky
Dedek kotynkn, huben{ drob
ms. cupoyitt chhzc, mlnyil pomo
la. jake kdyl eyangelium CITE, =
holi vidy mfuknl do zema M do.
raz. WI
D6dck Rundh byl o malf kappa
mex mcnsi. sraSen6jsi, ocko mn V
masiiem, rdzoytm obli6cji s%yitila
task6fstyim, u bcz Gsiusyn mlus
vii ncjspitotaisi fcei
"J6fku, ~ mas ficii tax u
; TAX ne uh}bat cehy ncbo hot
~ III yidyrky jcn do lidi sfou-
raj III mas trneeek pod nehty,
IN mas lih0dlo pod Zebra ME
mns, mn6, startmu kamarddu ~
tohIe nemds proy6d6t, TO ic svct'
skid hanba, TO 81 do hrobu ponc.
SEA
D6dck Ruudh Shape 81, jakoby
mn nGkdo o medu yyklddal Il do
ncbe no gychvalovHl. pozornjc
fidkt lilo II %silnicc a kyyd nn
soustrast toho zita hospoddfi. Ne.
cha kazdiho gymlnyit 10 jest
pal boIesil pryf, u potion mozno
niyd kaspary = lidi ddl0t
Dtdck Ruudh jednon = fardfe
kaspary stroll. y Pisno no zkolti
ael 4 naposled od nelo ! %pocbva.
III dostal,
10 byIo TAX Jde ii dtdek Run.
dd. tehdy jcste hospoddf, pres
sva pole, spinay$, roatrbony ~
b6da, Kalhoiy ia dronc, NJ mt
stydlayd maso k%oukalo, knznjkt
jak by kanopcm prostfilel Kolen
bokn proyazck. mn nohon umuee
M pantofle A II l6nu sye psc
nice polka farafc. A farhf hne0
20 boaim pozdravu ma l'undu, n
takoyS vclk$ scdIdk by mn sob'
nemusil tolik zcbracit, ze no NJ
ddlku ami poznat nemobl, q zc ~
chttl watit, ncjde.li NH 70 M
prot ntjakS tul6k osust
Runda ma poboznt oei, vans
ySraz Y opdlenfm obliccii, a roz
safne poyidd ''DdstojnS pane
Pismn ID yefim, jak mas ucite !
10 tfcba hncd u krdsc Pisma I
ptactyu uebesktm n 0 Hitch pol
Mich Phnb6h je sati, tue hezkl
sati, proc by take Rundu neosa
III, ktcry j. X jeho obrazo styo
fenf"
Faraf ma uajcdDon dloubg o
blitcj n hned yyklhdh Modli So
cIovtGc q procuj . prdce ~ o
satfs ~"
A Runda pfetrbnje fee "Koz
nmime. 4 prdce bycb ~ osatil, Il
j. svdtitt, ale il dive oEaeujn (,
yyssl, vine. ~ yysEil pfikladn'
cjsafe pima. onfady, soldaty . "a
STONE pdpy Nebof ddvejfe =
" eisafoyo. y tax dale Dhstoj
n$ PIN j. bozi suaebnjk ted
il div platim fuuusy, zelezno'
kravu M Nvnosti, o proto je IN
STONY pm obIecen jako zenieb
A M me-, vine, M 70 zbude Ne
Dor bIabosIaveni chudl, jejieb !
krhloysty1 ucbeskk,o
"Rundoiv mrzeI ~ farhf, ",
mate M vSechDo yytAcky -"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28

Uncle Sam established the worlds largest insurance institution
when 10000 persons were given positions in the War Risk Bureau.
home Of which is shown above. At the top is shown a machine which
writes checks, working full time every day. Already over 100000
checks have been sent out. Below is shown J. L. Betz, who signs ten
checks at a time. Since the organization Of the bureau over 20.0oo-
900 checks have been sent relatives or dependents of our soldiers.
Four branches are housed here: Allotment and allowance, compensae
ton, war risk insurance, and marines and seamen's insurance.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
OLD CONVICT IS LET OUT
Released From Pennsylvania Peniten-
tiary After Passing SO Years for
Wife Murder.

Harrisburg, Pa.-After serving thir-
sylvania p~enitentiary on the charge Of
numbering his wife, William Josiah
McMeen, who went to the institution
as a youth of twenty-four, was recent
~ released, a gray-haired, feeble man,
old before his time.
Convicted upon purely circumstan-
tial evidence, at the time when Grover
Cleveland was serving his first term as
president, McMeen has been a, model
prisoner and the pardon board of the
State has recommended that he be lib
Grated.
BY a trick Of fate John ]. Patter-
o jr, a boyhood chum Of McMeen's,
is district attorney Of Juniata County,
from which county the prisoner was
sent to the penal institution. Under
the law Patterson was compelled to
appear before the state prison board
and oppose his friends release, but it
was granted despite the objections.
McMeen has served longer in the peni-
Tertiary than any man in the custody
Of the state today. A position Is
awaiting him in a coal yard in Juniata
County when he is finally given his
freedom.
In 1885 McMeen purchased some
strychnine in Harrisburg and sent it
to his wife to kill rats, as he said. His
wife put the strychnine in grape jelly,
which she was making, ate some of
the jelly and died.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
COMPETITIONS FOR
FOREIGN TRADES
ENGLISH LEADS
British Counsel At Katum Re-
ports Members of the Amcri-
can Relief Committees En-
gagged In Opening Trade
With America.
(By The Associated Press.)

London, Jan. 2S.-A lively compe-
tition for Transcaucasian trade APP
pears to have sprung up among the
American, British and Italian inter-
ests working there. The British coun
sui at Batum in a report published in
the Board of Trade JOURNAL states
that members Of the American Re-
lief Committees are busily engaged
in opening up trade with America.
The British still lead in Importance he
asserts.
The Consul states that hitherto lit
tie else but flour and clothing for dis
tribution to Armenian refugees and
persons Of other na~tionalities in dis
tress have reached this country from
the United States, but the attention
which is being paid to the Trans-Cau-
casus by American interests points
to an appreciable increase in Ameri-
can trade in the neal future"
The Italian Mission, as part Of it's
campaign, has established a fort
nightly service of passenger and car
go steamers between Triest and Ba-
tum. The route takes the boats thr-
ough the northern Black Sea and
stops are made at Caucasian ports.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
D. 1920, at 10 o'clock in the fore

A.. D. 1920, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, for the purpose of placing in
nomination men who are true and To-
val Republicans and who are opposed
to T~ownleyism and to Socialism mas.
%querading as Republicanism, to rep
resent the Republicans of the State in
the Republican National Convention,
in the National Republican electors:
"Such convention will place in NOM
ination: "A Republican candidate for
Republican National Committeeman;
five Republican candidates for Republi
can Presidential Electors; 10 Republi.
can candidates for delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention, to be
held at Chicago, June g., A. D. 1920;
and 10 alternates for such delegates:'
"Such candidates SO named to OK
placed upon the Republican ballot 10
be voted upon at the Presidential Pr.
mary Election to be held on March
16, A. D. 1920"
"The representation to which the
several counties of the state shall b,
entitled in such convention, based up-
on the vote cast for. Republican Pres.
idential electors at the last President.
ial election in each Of said counties;
being one vote for each one hundred
votes, or major fraction thereof Sd
cast; shall be as follows: !
Adams, S: Barnes, Is; Benson, IL:
Billings, 8; Bottineau, Is; Bowman,
4; Burke, S; Burleigh, IL; Cass, 81;
Cavalier, Is; Dickey, 10; Divide, 2;
Dunn, 6; Eddy, S; Emmons, IL; Fos-
tor, S; Golden Valley, S; Grand Forks,
%; Grant, 10; Griggs, 5; Hettinge i,
9; Kidder, 6; LaMoure, 10; Logan, ;
McHenry, IA; Mcintosh, 9; Mckenzie,
Z; Mclean, II; Nelson, 10; Oliver, 16;
Pembina, 16; Wells, Up; Pierce, 7;
Ramsey, IL; Ransom, II; Renville,
S; Richland, 21; Rolette, 6; Sargent.
10; Sheridan, 8; Sioux, 2; Slope, s;
Stark, IA; Steele, 7; Stutsman, II;
Towner, Z; Trails, IA; Walsh, II;
Ward, II; Williams, 9.
"Said delegates to such convention
from the several counties of the state
shall be selected at a county mass
convention of true and loyal Republic
cans who r opposed to Townleyism
and Socialism, called upon five days.
notice, by members Of the County Re-
publican Central Committee who are
themselves true and loyal Republicans
and who n opposed to Townleyism
and Socialism.
I'm event that no call is so issued
by such members of the Republican
Central Committee of any county such
mass convention is hereby called to be
held in such county at the Court Hou-
Sc in the county seat of such county
at the hour Of two o'clock in the after
noon 10th day Of February, A. D.
"B. F. SPALDING.
"TREADWELL TW1TCHELL,
rs. j. NAGEL,
u. E. LEE,
~. D. BACON,
Nv. L. PLATH.
Republican Members of Republic
can State Central Committee of North
Dakota.
1920.
Dated Jan. FL, 1920.
JOHN w. CARR,
chairman Republican County Cen
trail Committee Of Stutsman County"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28

When Robert Lambert was .
mere boy working about the Ma
tional Geological Park at WASH
'ngton, DC, the then cheap Bel
g;an hares were numerous and
plentiful. He started raising
them as pets, then "a food for the
reptiles and animals. Now II Is
MS business. It Il the Choice"
diet Of the ''finiky'' eaters ana
!.ambert's unique business is in
dtspenseble: Chickens and pirs
cons are also part u his a..
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
SLEEPING CAR
SERVICE RESUMED
MEX. RAILROADS
After Lapse Of Four Years -
The Trip Which Always
Took Five Days and Nights
Can Now Be Accomplished
In Sixty Hours.
(By Tho Associated Press.)

10y ASSoC13boo <re66.J
Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. 28.-After a
lapse Of more than four years, be-
cause night travel by train was look
ed upon as unsafe, regular sleeping
a service has been resumed on the
Mexican Central railroad between
Juarz and Mexico City. The trip
which for several years has taken
five days and nights, can now be ac-
complished in sixty hours, according
to railroad officials in Juarez. Here
tofore passengers were compelled to
spend the first night out from Juarez
at Chihauhau, the second night at
Jimenez and the third at Torreon.
Leaving Torreon sleepers were added
to the train and the remainder Of the
Mexican national capital covered by
both day and night travel.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Cabeller0 Will Go
To Cuba For Health
by The Associated Press.)

Brownsville, Tex, Jan. 2S.-General
Luis Gaballero, who recently surren-
dered to Mexican Federal forces af-
ter a t%wo-year campaign against the
Carranza government, will 60 to Gu
ba to regain his health, it was stated
at the Mexican consulate here. 1t
had been announced that Caballero
would 60 to San Antonio, Texas, for
medical treatment, by special permit
from Mexico City.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28

The call has already been signed
by six members Of the state central
committee, and will be signed by 9TH
ers.
Call for Convention
The null call follows:
ITO all Loyal Republicans Of North
Dakota:
"In view Of the fact that the call
for a mas Republican convention.
called to be held at Bismarck, Jan l.
ary 28th, 1920, does not specify n
qualification for persons taking pat
therin, nor is any basis of represen-
tation for the several counties pro-
vided for therby, and in as much as
the fixing Of such provisions by any
call for a convention, is absolutely
essential to the insuring of a proper
and fair representation thereat; and
call was prepared and submitted to
Mr.. Gunder Olson, Republican Nation
al Committeeman for North Dakota.
by persons who in taking such steps
were actively in league with A. 9.
Townley ;that at the time the said
call was issued Mr.. Gunder Olson was
seriously i'll and in no condition to
have given the matter the serious con-
sideration merited; tina: he signed thu
same, undoubtedly in the belief that
such call was regular and complete
as to all requirements; with that Mr..
Olson is still seriously i'll and We arc
unable to consult or to see him regard
ing the revision or resembling of such
call, on account Of his physical cond;-
ton; that under such call as made, no
representative Republican Convention
could he held at Bismarck, and any
convention attempted to be so held
there under the call as as made, could
result only in a gathering to be DOM
mated by believers in Townleyism and
Socialism, calling themselves Repub-
Leans for the purpose of participating
therein:
THEREFORE, we, the undersigned
Republican members of the Republi
can state central committee Of North
Dakota, and having most properly the
right to call such convention, do here
by request all true and loyal Republi.
cans opposed to Townleyism and Soc
ialism, to ignore such call, and d.
solicit and recommend that such So
called Mass Republican Convention be
not participated in Or attended by true
Republican convention provided for in
the hereto attached call, and signed
by us:
! "A States Convention Of Republican
electors Of North Dakota, who are OPP
posed TO Townleyism and to Socialist
rule IN our State and Nation( 10 here
BY called 70 meet 6 the CITY of BIZ.
mazEk g ~ 17th day u FsbEsat1
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Japanese Do Not
Want People To
Emigrate To u. S.
(By The Associated rress.1

Sydney, Australia, Jan. 28.-The
Japanese are now d~iscouraging emil
grafton to America and Brazil, &C
cording to R. Yamashina, vice presi-
dent of the Toxic Chamber of Com
merce. ave are now a manufactur-
mig nation, he explained, while on a
visit to Sydney, land we do not want
our people to emigrate. There will
not be much of it in the near future"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Transportation Of the Future.

Transportation Of The Future.
Transportation is the fundamental
{ progress In civilization. All things
,St pass through it as through the
eek of a bottle. II we al transport
nergy without using cars to carry it.
here is just so much gain. Electricity
s energy without substance. Its
transmission calls for no vehicle other
han a copper wire. Hence is it obvi.
Il that we must look to electricity
for distributing the power on which
our economic future as q nation Do.
ponds.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Radicals Fleeing
u. S.; Caught Al
N0gales Is Report
(By The Associated Press,s

Mexico City, Jan. 2S.-Fourteen
radical agitators, fleeing the United
States, have been detained at Nogal-
es, General Juan Torres has report
ed to the War Department. Their dis
position seems to be a problem.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28

will experiment with horse meat as
food. The most extensive fox ranch
es in North America r said to DO
on Prince Edward Island and it is
claimed that the Michigan climate is
suitable to. raising the valuable ami
mails for their skins. Horse meat is
fed to silver foxes by Prince Edward
Island breeders.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
STATE LEADERS
CALL MEETING
Of REPUBLICANS

In a call addressed to all loyal
Republicans of North Dakota"
signed by several Republican
members of the Republican state
central committee, issued today, a
conference is called to be held in
Bismarck on February II for the
purpose Of nominating candidates
for delegates to the national con-
vention, presidential electors and
Republican national committee
The call repudiates the call is
sued several days ago, over the
signature of Gunder Olson, Rep
ublican national committeeman,
for a conference at Bismarck on
January %, and which! was pre-
cipitated by agreement between
the Mckenzie Met umber faction
and the A. c. Townley faction.
The new call contains this specific
charge.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Seems an Unfair Division.

Thousands Of hats discarded by
English women are exported every
year to Brazil, where they are eagerly
bought by the Indians. The feathers
and other ornaments on the hats are
taken by the men, and the bare straw
shapes given to their womenfolk.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Heat and TubercuIesls

Heat and Tuberculosis.
James B., Murphy and Ernest Sturm
(Journal Of Experimental Medicine)
subjected mice to heat and a week
later %inoculated them with a strain of
tuberculosis virulent for mice. These
animals displayed a greater resistance
than normal.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Profitable Well.

A Pennsylvania corporation that has
been prospecting for petroleum In Co.
lombia has tapped a well that produces
proftably after passing through OIL
bearing sands.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-01-28
Marquette Business
Men Organize Fox Farm

Marquette, Mich, Jan. 2s.-several
Marquette business mel have organ
lied a silver fox farm at Carlsbad.
Four head of foxes, purchased from
a breeder on Prince Edward Island,
have arrived.
It is PROBABLE that the fox raisers