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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-14
THE BEMlDJl DAILY PIONEER

at target practice. Under. the direc-
ton of Lieutenant Whitman scomplet
Instructions In loading, aiming, set
ting Of sights and firing will be held
this week. s>:-5.s. s. g$,5s ~. Il X j t.
Brigatlier General Perry Harrison
has informed Captain Moore by tele-
gram that he will arrive at Camp
fWoolnough on Wednesday morning
to inspect and muster the company.
All members Of the company have
been asked to be in complete readi-
ness for the occasion. g,sS.s
NJ Religious services were held at the
comp yesterday morning at 9 o.clcck
with Private Rev. T.. r., sWarford of
ficiating. A large attendance of the
members Of the command and mum
Der OF civilian visitors enjoyed the
services and heard a wonderful mes
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Household Remedies and Toilet Goods

81. 90 : SSptoziiss Hair Tonic, g
ox., 2=for b 80: !. ....$l OF
w. This 4is I; Riker preparation.
. Whs is ,RiLsr7,, For many years
one If the; leading: druggists
= of New York City. This hair
tonic contains .quinine, and it
sure. does beautify and
strengthen the growth of the
r. Not only this but all merch-
- andise ,ons this bill is guar
!. anteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded.
35e Rexall Almond Cream,
z for -..........-.--.-.A------..---.36c
: All know it's uses. We extol
:. S it's ts'ity. There :: is no
SOC Bouquet Rance. T.leum,
z for ...... j.. :! : =: ....-..-51c
=, The payment Of $1.00 per
can will not insure finer quail
ity or an equal Quantity of
: powder. ,: Il -.
35e Rsx.ll: Antiseptic Tooth =
Powder, z for ...-.--:.-.-36c
The envy Of our competitors:
They wonder how 50 much Of
such high quality Tooth
Powder can be sold for so
little money. >,..
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BlRCHMoNT HOTEL OPENS
=. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16

Birchmont hotel will open its sum
mer season on June Is, when the
League Of Minnesota Municipalities
will make that popular resort It's
headquarters for two days. The fol-
lowing weak on June 23., "a and Is,
the Northwestern Fire Insurance I'm
derwriters' assoc IT'D tion will hold their
annual outing at Birchmont. ~
.. Roger T. Marson, formerly con-
necte with the Frederick Hotel. Of
st. Paul. has been engaged as man
ager of the hotel, and arrived in Be
midji lasr week, :" Mr. Marson Is an
experienced hotel man, and comes
highly Recommended :: =. -
Many reservations have been made
tor the season, and indications are
that this year will be the biggest in
the resorts history. r #: !.
Extensive improvements have been
made at Birchmont and the hotel Is
prepared to take care Of large at
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ale RexalI: Cold Tablets 70
~ .a for g.: =. Z. ). - =. ne
III Thirty tablets III ezch box.
They, $ do wonders towards,
breaking up d cp1d.
26e ksxall Liver Pills, 2 for z6c
Each package contains 100
pills. Every one guaranteed
: safe, sure and laxative;
al RexaltEye Wash, 2 fcr 26e
A full one ounce bottle. Very
efficient and soothing for all
eye trouble. r. III
z5c Rsxall Baby 'T.lcum,. z
IS for, .--...-.--,---.,--.-,----.-;.--Z6c
!. = large sized can just made
r for baby: Baby Just can't be
happy without it. =. = ~
35e Rsx.ll Cherry Bask, 40 :
ounce, z ...,.-.::--36c
!. Undoubtedly Americas best
/. known and largest selling
= cough syrup Pleasant to
= take. -; a.. -.
35e Rexall Analse.ic Baln,
T 2'for ...-------.-.------. :-.-:;36c
Very similar to an imported
I preparation. Just the thing
:. for all neuralgia pains.
6oc Senafis, Riker's, IN o.,
,.r z for -----.--..------..-01e
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pany and believes company K one OF
1.-THE best In the entire state. lnspec-
Ition Of rifles and equipment was held
on Saturday forenoon. Following IN
specti0n and noon mess, liberty was
granted to all men. not on detail unti!
retreat when the usual GER mon ysswas
observed. &. Passes were then granted
until taps At IL o'clock. Following
reyillea SUNDAY morning. liberty was
again granted to all men not on duty,
and they were not Obliged to report
until the usual formation at retreat,
Last evening, all men not on GUARD,
were again allowed leave,
Beginning this morning rife range
instruction was held and every ef-
fort rs being made to thoroughly
acquaint each member Of the com
pany with the handling Of his piece
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sage delivered. Private Warford spoke
directly to thermembers Of the com
pany concerning the Significance OF
the work now being done at the camp
showing how preparedness was al
ways necessary to- insure readiness
in all walks OF life. "a 4>&&,1% Ss2.' " =.
Donations TO Sthe company which
have not been published previous'y
include the following: .'3&'2-'"7 'S.1 ::
H. Brake box: of cigars. '~t Z,
Crookston Lumber Co.-1O0 lbs
of meat. &I ~ 4E'-,&tH s g.. s @ < ( s. ~" p
Lycan & &c. 20 lbs. Of ham and
two boxes of chocolates. ~ |
Sanford Rabbi Jar Of home
made horseradish. - 49,, 9,
Pioneer Publishing Co. rs dailies
each day. III IT. il :. G5g 1 4 4a3 Il, (
Il! ss i es't g. 2 y. boxes q
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His Comment


AS long as there are big footed
Ibraying hobbledehoys, neither boys
NOR men, and as long as the 1901
KILLER neglects his duty" commented
odd Festts Poster, as he gazed upon a
mess of youthful and blawhawing Joy
riders, "just' that long there Will Dc
that kind Of BOBBY business cut up. l
vas once exactly that sort Of a lout
uyself; substitute buggy and q
clumsy horse for that motor car ana
look back a. few dozen years into the
dim past and you have me, 'conceit'
blather, total disregard for the rights
and privileges of others, and all. Boys
always were and always, will be the
same at that age. And just as the
older persons of my day ferventl9
hoped I would break my worthless
neck by my own foolishness, ] nov
hope those, yaw-hawing idiots viii
break theirstI But they won't; I d'dn''
mine."-Kansas City Star.
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Represents SIENNA and Figs:
known BY all Is pleasant lax.
atives. One thing children
r -. will take. ~ n j; j 2, *t.;s
Csc Psroxzons sVanishins,s j: z ::
for -.,-----...-------.---------
Just q friendly tip, we mem
ton Sunburn and Freckles.
soc Milk of Magnssia, IL OF. ;. ;
bottle, 2 fdF .,..:- .--..----51e
: Its uses are known Do we:
need. to. say more than, Riker
=. makes. it? :; =, J. p
Csc Spring Tabs, Rihsrs,;'2 =.
Just as effective in June as
in April, if you are: in need
=. of the old fashioned Sulphur
and Cream of Tartar combin-
alton. {. IL
500 Bouquet Rance Face =
Powder, 2 ..---,-$1.01
Soft, delicate, pleasing to all.
Just admired by, the ladies
a.: because it adheres to- the
skin. White, Flesh, Brunette.
6Oc Petrofol, Riker's, 16toz.
2 for northumberland.
A mineral oil preparation to
correct constipation. An en-
envy to chronic cases. !. ..
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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE Il, 1920

- , y
4KenAeld-Lamoreaux Co loads
of wood. g. W. x.
Bemidji Mfg. Col load of wood.
Sentinel Publishing Co.'s week
lies. ~ %szs ~ !. ,>&,.s.<, ~. $r
The public is again reminded that
an invitation is generally extended
to all to visit the camp. Those who
care to do, so should come out early
this week since ON Saturday 1t fs
planned to break up camp. The COM
pany canteen still has full supply
Of cigars, cigarettes, sole drinks and
candies which are always on sale
to the public. All profit from the
sales, at the canteen goes into the
general mess fund, consequently the
public is in position to help the
boys get better and more food by Wis
iting at the camp and calling at the
lcanteenj for refreshments. ,Asr IL
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'.]R,E|;P | CANS PREDICT
ADOO'S NOMINATION
(ByUnited Press.)

Chicago, June ~ (Harold jacobs
Republican leaders today Degar
planning . presidential campaign on
tie assumption that William G; NC c.
Adoo Will be nominated by demo
Gratis At. thei, national convention
opening in San Francisco, June 70
Prominent democrats, however, de.
clared that the situation in thel1
nartv had not crystallized sufficiently
to even permit q guess p as ~
their nominee will pc. kepo a.a~,n :
have even gone so far as 20 s,,; ASSN %e .
that James M. Cox Of Ohio WIN oe "a .
democratic convention nominee LIZ
vice-president. Cox, however, = prov
ably McAdoo's most formldaDle op-
nonent for the presidential nom' 1''
ton. ~. s ~
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SAVED HIS SONS -.
LIFE, HE STATES
Joseph Litch Praises Tanlac
for Bringing Health to :.
ii His Boy ''Bobby"

" According to the testimony of the
multiplied thousands who have used
it, there is nothing more invigorating
than T5Hlac to persons suffering
from thesAfter effects Of influenza, la
grippe, typhoid, pneumonia, opera
tions, bronchial troubles, or who are
in a rundown condition from any
cause. r. 49,. (. =.
Another striking instance in con-
nection with this fact is evidenced by
the statement Of Joseph Litch, 4O43
Emerson street, Minneapolis, Mimi,
regarding the results of Tanlac in
the case Of his young son Robert, who
seemed unable to recover his strength
following g. severe attack OF pneu-
monia, until he began taking the
Master Medicine.
"On November fourth" said Mr..
Litch, "Bobby was taken with
measles, later pneumonia set in, a
special nurse was in constant attend
ance and was told that my son had
only fighting chance Of getting
we'll. The whole family had given
up hopes of his recovery, as his vital
ity seemed almost entirely gone, and
nothing did him any good.
"After lingering for some time with
no sign of returning strength, my
wife, who had been keeping up with
the testimonials being published for
Tanlac, suggested that we try that
medicine. This idea was strongly
opposed, butt we began anyway CIV
ing Bobby Tanlac. At the time he
started on it he could take no food
and could drink nothing except water.
The second day after the use of Tan
lac was begun he asked for some beef
broth. His appetite gradually in
creased and on Christmas day he was
able: to get out for little walk.
Well, after the holiday vacation he
started to school again and is fill
ing out and building up right along.
Z am glad to recommend Tanlac be-
cause honestly believe that it saved
my sons life, and neither my wife
nor myself will ever stop praising it.
], 3 Tanlaci Is sold in Bemidji by City
Drug Store and by the leading drug
Rista; in every town. -.
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kLENzo TAR SHAMPOO SOAP
A very large cake and an excep-
tional bargain. To those who like
to use a tar soap for the treatment
of the hair we can assure that in
this soap they are obtaining what
we believe to be the finest cake of
soap, for the money, on the mar
ket. Be sure to try at least a
few cakes of this soap. -.
Standard price, one cake----------25c
This sale, two cakes.---:-.--------26c
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TRAIN + WRECK KILLS ~s, ~
one AND INJURIES, !
(By United Press

Chicago, June AR. Batnan, OF
Holland, Michigan, was killed and
seven passengers were injured near
here early today when Pierre-Mar-
duette passenger train ran head on
into standing freight train. Bat
nan was conductor on the train
load of vacationists back from Mlchl-
gan resorts. The wreckage caught
fire.
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tendance. The formal opening Will
be held immediately after the dates
set aside for the conventions, and de-
tails Of same will be given later. &
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sYMoNDs INN COCOA, 2 for Sc
Made from the pure cocoa
beans. Unexcelled in quality With
out any authorizations. il
HARMONY =
TOILET. WATER

Beautiful, d. packages
Of high grade toilet
= 4 ] !: : !:
water, each containing
the true odor of the
flower whose. name it
bears. Violet, Lilac and
Standard Price, .H1et'i' :
bottle, 5000 1
This sale, two bottles 11
for .-...-,-..-.-.-.$1.01, ., .
Bouquet Rance Toilet Water: 81
This sale, two for -----..-.$1
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INDICATED SKIN SOAP

NEO1SzA 11S0 o1N11T 001N ..
Produces a soft, creamy lather.
Is recommended very highly and
keeps the skin soft and healthy.
If used once, you will not be with
out it in your home. I e.
Standard price, one cake------.25c
This sale,~ two cakes.---.--------26e
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ASPIRIN TABLETS -.
These are genuine Aspirin Tab
lets, each containing five grains.
Made by Americans in America.
Packed one dozen in a box.
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instruction as thorough as possible.
Captain Jones Of the 49th In
fantry stationed at Fort Smelling ar
rived in the city on Saturday and re-
ported as instructor and inspector for
Camp Colonel Woolnough. He has
expressed satisfaction with the con-
dition in which he found the COM
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FIRST WEEK OF CAMP !. !
AT FAIR GROUNDS WINS

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-25
,III,IIuiIIl,unI,,,I,,u,,,I,,InI,Il,,,,l,i
TOWN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Veeder are the
proud parents of baby girl.
Mrs. Bert Jones has been helping
care for her brothers wife who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wilson of AL
ma are the proud parents Of baby
girl. Her name is Viola Mae.
Leslie Hoyt of Alma was out to
his farm one day last week.
Miss Vera Veeder spent Saturday
night with Miss Eliza Hoyt Of Alma.
Mrs. Iva Whitcraft and children
spent Saturday with relatives and
friends in Alma.
4. O'Bryant spent one last week
with his parents near Forest Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jones and little
son spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in Alma.
Ed O'Bryant and wife attended a
sale near Forest Hill last week.
Miss Eliza Hoyt of Alma spent
last week with relatives near Forest
Hill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-25
CARD OF THANKS

1t is with deep gratitude that we
wish to thank the friends and neigh
bors for the many kindnesses and
the sympathy which was shown to
us during our recent bereavement. II
was deeply appreciated. Also the l.
o. o. F. and Rebekahs, X. o. 7. NJ
and l.. o. T. NJ, the Ladies' Aid and
Church of Forest Hill, the Threshers
Association, and the many friends of
Pine River township, to the Rev. J.
Frank Jackson for his words of kind
ness and consolation, also to the sing
ers, and Paul Crandell for his kind
ness shown.
Mrs. j. II. Lanshaw and Verne,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Wood, Mr.. and
c. w. Lanshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lanshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Creech.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-25
PARTIAL LIST
I0l

w. FOR
1.Fsvsrs, COMPOSITIONS. Inaammations
q Worms. Worm Fever
3. Collie. Crying. Wakeiulness OF Infants
9. Disrrhes Of Children and adults
=. Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis
.. Ioothschs. Faceache Neuralgia
8. Headache. Sick Headache. Vertigo
10. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach
1 a Group. Hoarse Cough. Laryngitls
4. Ecsems. Eruptions.
D. Rheum stism. Lumhago
q. Fever and Adue. Malaria
II. Piles. Blind. Bleeding. Internal. EIterna
10. Cstsrrb. Influenza. Cold in Head
40. Whoopind Coudh
Al. Asthma. Oppressed. Dificult Breathing
AZ. Disorders Of the kidneys
80. Usiusry Incontinsucs
80. Sore Throat. Quinsy
IT. Grip. Grippe. La Grippe
For sale by druggists everywhere.
HUMPHREYS HOMO. MEDICINE co.
eorner william and Ann Streets New York
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-25

The Mohammedan woman may
show her face only to men whom she
may not marry. This means that n
man may see the face Of his mother,
wife. sisters. daughters. auntS. and
none other of the women of his class.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-25

The full list OF Or. Humphreys Remedies TO-
internal and external use. meets the needs OF
iamllies for nearly every ailment from Infancy
70 old are--describsd IL DR.. Hum phreys' Manual
lnailed freq.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-25

Send the children to see "Polly
anna" in the afternoon-1lc.-dv.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-11-25

mines the whole Internal esograpAy
of the country % definitely - de
Alps do III outline northward.
I'm central Italy. west Of the noun
tains, the valleys Of the Arno and the
Tiber-the only streams Of Importance
give the keynote to any geographic
study Of the region. Over on The east
ern coast no rivees Of Importance can
exist. because the mountains there ap-
preach too closs to the sea, though the
tortuous. mostly dry beds Of the 'tor.
remit scar every height.
I'm this connection It 10 interesting
10 note that nowhere u the peninsula
more than lb0 miles Wide, and gsnsr>
ally not more than 100, while down
In Calabria the width dwindles In two
places TO IS and 20 miles respectively.
Ono Of the most inspiring views In
the whole length Of the country also
displays this narrowness strikinglyl
when. on 4 clear day, from the Gran
Sasso. the highest point In the bleak
Abru1zi range. central Italy. at near
y AOsO0o AVSSs OoV tuuy iOOA uVS Vk4ty
eastward over the AdrIatic to far Dali
matia's rocky shores. but also west
ward over the mountain and moor. city
and sandy coast, to the dim and misty
blue Of the Tyrrhenian sea. In VOL
canic southern Italy, likewise barren
Of any great waterways the Apen-
mines break up into groups Of hills and
peaks, not usually SO lofty a. farther
northward.
"As In the case Of Japan, the sur
rounding sea makes vast difference
In the Italian climate. Judged by Its
position alone. the peninsula should be
about the hottest part Of Europe-lt
Ii only 90 miles from the southern
shore Of Sicily to Africa. But the twin
seas and the ever snow-capped noun
tains temper the heat, and the region.
al peculiarities are such that We ind
Turin, for instance. colder In winter
than Copenhagen, and Milan a. warm
In summer as Naples."
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product was patterned after tAs tap.
estriss for which Brussels was famous
for eenturieA
In addition to III weaving Brussels
gained renown for its lacemaklng. and
it, noedle-made laces still ind their
way all over the civilized world. In
Guiding . couadsrabls quantity 70 the
United States. Ths feminine culture
q fsudal times sought to express in
The delicats designs Il Almy fabric
what men wrought In Tie laee.like
architecture It it, cathsdrals.
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LATR
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Western Nsvspapss uassa sssvs ssevisA
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

-, No imp Improvement We ~, h.. ss:n :Aey =, y q
ps5s: r. S vs 'sSsk s Price o :.
or and the trade draggy. almost NO de:
1and Tor the more common kinda OF
stock n nayirE been frs reg h...
reported. but prices continue TO decline.
following reports Of lower quotations
On the eastern markets.
Cattle.
Trade on this market has been slow.
stock 10 reported. but trade has been
draEEy. Choice stock held almost
steady. while sharp declines are report.
s e. On sssa ON 81 e.. BEEN
One load Of choice cows sold at q
wtth twc Loads Of good cows bringing
Il Il. 50. ss.Ss and ss.ss. ~
Choice steers have been scarce and
been soad Hs .seess .r e,
would bring 1880. Medium steers sold
:e,d Il e1 as S's 70 ,. Gnn'F' and cutters
Hsgs.
Despite q good demand for hogs.
cents. Prices on the Denver market
continue to compare fayorably With
markets. where corresponding reduc.
tions have been made.
top OF $12.26 was reached on one
load Of good hogs. Tho bulk Of the Of.
fering sold at $40 to $1,000. Fair
supplies OF pigs received and the offer.
ing found an outlet at Sil.0o to Sll.as.
ShseD.
Good supplies Of stock have been r..
ceived on this market.
Little fat stock was included among
the arrivals, but several carloads OF
choice feeding lambs were placed on
me na market market . .gtsr Sn. Tor the most
Three carloads Of choice lightweight
southern feeding lambs sold at III.
T!wo loads Of good fat lambs eyeraEins
were quoted up to $3.50.
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BRUSSELS CAPITAL CITY
or THE LAND OF THE

0sUGse,s. coaspicuous during tie
VA. again became Q ceater ee world
attsatieo With he meeting there Of
~ intesaotieaal aaaneial cenress.
Bsusssif tame rests partly o. pop.
ulaP nisapDrehsnsioaA.
III name b linked with Q carpst
hat b Dee made there. and also With
Q cathedral WAieA. properly speaking.
. 0et q cathedral ct all but Q church
tat & g. 0uduis.
Bat svsa aftsf dedscting tAis much
fom 0sussslt credit. eaeugA remains
- g1ve Il Q fsee0oot place amsng
weird cayetals. Were the romantic
advsaturss Il ths city cast into
sDevie" seoaarie. he titie might &C.
eufatsly b "rre0 Swamp Owelling 70
Psttt PARA"
1he sevoath century village o. he
eenne. near ~ center Of what now 10
Belgium. was called Brsess,ls. llter.
any ~swaoD DWELLING" WITH dsscsip.
i've intsnt. TAe ssnius q Q psopls
IT. makiag nueA q msaesf physical
ciscumstaAcss fully warfants the nick.
NAME oftoa givea The modern ctty q
pasks, beslsvards, art galleries and Q
faneus university.
Suffering was 20 new experience for
Dgusoela More than three centuries
earlier IT, great square had seen Count
nGmeot and Coast Horn walk to the
eea3old. - the former recited the ef.
ty.neat Palm. and 4 little later both
healD wses displayed to the assembled
nnlutuds q irea spikes. Msss gSue-
soos stu. both heads finally were
beesd sal sat 70 Philip II Of Spain
q tat lattse-day Hsrod might sxuit
at snsthsf victory ever bis northern
subjects.
Though Tie Brussels carpet Of med.
~ ti0es u net made In Belgium.
0guassas was paid Q deserved tribsts
h ~ aaaiaG. IT, W3ea Il Afsl vaS
0aAnAasougsd q Wutao. EAgia1l ~
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HOW GEOGRAPHY SHAPES
ITALY'S DESTINY

Italy's peculiar geographic pesitioo
always has been one Of The chief
sources Of The eountry's Fssnarkabls
individualhy-an Individuality married.
b. ito political and economic course
sines the armistics WAS signed. Ar.
thur Stanley Riggs, writing - The Ma.
tional Geographic society In thls re-
gard, says:
from the beginning Nature st II.
ally apart. Every boundary 10 perfect.
u clear. The historic 80 enfslds II
70 the south. east and west. On the
north the terrific Alps sweep eround
It in . great semlcircle from 1editer.
ranean to Adristic. closing the circuit.
'ro b sure, from the Tina q Az.
gustus The boundary q each side sf
northern Italy has besn jueEied, now
to the east, now to the west. BY poll.
tics; but the physical boundary 10 still
dsAniteiy there. 30 thoroughly did
the ancient chroniclers recognize these
natural limits that loog before TIE
name Of Italy had any political slg-
nincancs or entity the writer's applied
Il to the country thus inclosed. The
psninsula, with IT, tremendous Apsa.
nine backbone. makes Q huge boot
which thrusts out practically into the
center Of the great midland sea.
Necessarily. then. Italy was exposed
to attack and invasion from three
sides. Indeed, II was the invading. or
rather colonlxins. Greek who combined
with the aborigins to form the pop.
uiatioa that stocked Tie peninsula.
Taken In q smaller way. geographical
sits q position exercised ~ less dis
tinct 90 effect upon some q the fore
most Italian cities: and II shapins
their afIairS and men Il also Influenced
he entire world.
"Aftss formiAg this basia-nostlsss1
Italy-tAs Apenai1e0 sweep soutAwar0
b . s1sssd baeAbees whieA 6stes.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-11-25
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Chicago. - Cattle - Steers ssiiins
ssovs eit.se; strong e ssc higher; 9TH
Sijes: bulk native steers. 500 1910:
receipts of westerns. 5000: quality
poor: saik range stssr.. S7.soQs.ie; fat
s.7s: ea4ners and cutters strong 20 lgc
higher: bsik. l3.sS1AiS; bologna bulls
stronger: veal calves firm: stockeSs
and fsslsrs steody.
Mes..M s:.a,y. ~ ,. Lower; e!S::t.syE
Slgs moody 7sc lover: bulk dssJrabis
i$o 70 i3e-0ound pigs. el7.o0oi1.3s.
shseS-vat shssp end lambs general.
ms. si.s :i. soe iGH :i S.s:
1yweiEht swss, e>.zS: bulk native. $3.50
VS.eo: feeders weak 70 csc lower.