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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

PRODA Sc moderne zarize-
ny dunn lott pokojich, fer
mes, voda elektrika, plyn, dla-
zdeny lot, 2 garaze. Cena
$500, polovic ma splatky. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 1921 Il. 40 st. 7-1o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

PRODA Sc zanovnl bunga-
low pozemkem l akr, velka
garaz, slepicniky, voda, skop-
ky ma pradlo, pres 100 kusu
drubeze, vysoky lesik, vSe o.
hrazeno. Majetek Sc naleza
Stop 90, A. B. c. kary ma VOL
mont st. Muzete dopsati tez
ma Ant. Placek, Box SOB, Bed
ford, O. Tez Sc proda Dutch
kara. 7-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

PRODA Sc zd6ny dun O 6ti
pokojich, voda, kanal; zachod
uvnitf, lot je 80 pfi las str,
ola Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc v els.
1886 &. l40 S. V Mt. Pleasant.
7-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

PRODA Sc dum "a pricinou
odjezdu o 6ti svetnicich, vel
Ky lot, plyn, koupelna, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste Sc V els. 3457 w.
At. ITO
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PRCDA

PRCDA Sc dvourodinny
dunn dvema Lofty ma Russell
Ave. ma State Rd. Haste Sc u
Jos. Broze, ma teze ulici. TIC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
"Vy ziiete pod temi zakony,

"Vy zijete pod temi zakony
v:dite to bezpravi, jake sc ns
zenach pase pfece nepozved
nete sveho hlasu prot .tomu &
nenapsal jste posud ami jedi,
ncu radku, Wy mate z obycejG
tech uzitek a nevite AMI o tom
Tazal jste Sc mne, co ia, mia
Ga, bez domova, bez pfatel q
bez penez 81 pocnu, jestlize ne.
prijmu slechetnou vasl nabfd-
ku, abych uhostila Sc We vasem
dome. Nezli vam ma nj odpo-
vim, sdellm vam drive, co neu-
cinim nikdy Je to pevne pred
sevzeti, re neprovdam sc dfi-
We, pokud stavati bude techto
barbarskych zakonu, ktere re
svobodne zeny cinf nevolnici
muze, nulu, ktera nabude plat
nosti jen tehdy, kdyz pred nj
stoji Jeji pan a mistr. Ne, ia
vdavati sc nebudu nikdy !"
"Ano, to fekla jste Justine
vi take. iemn6 podotkl kaza-
tel.
"Za druhe. nebudu pracova-
ii "a zadnou mzdu, pokud sta
yati bude toho barbarskeho O.
byceje, ktery vylucuje zenu z
polovicniho jeji pfirozene pole
pdsobnosti a privolnuje k w
plate sotva polovicni mzdy Ia
praci vykonanou".
Go ale budete delati?" u
divem tazal sc kazatel.
"Za tfetf neprijmu zadnou
pomoc a podporu cd muze,
jenz takym spdsobem utiskuje
zeny".
ia taxi Sc vas poznovu, CO
tedy hodlate ciniti?"
"Riditelstvo pro vysilani
missionaru do zapadni Indie
ma velikou nouzi ucitele a ia
mo svoje sluzby".
Miss Conyers, Wy mne pre-
kvapujete /"
"Je lepe pracovati ma vinici
pane zadarmo mezi pohan3
nezli otroeiti zde, pod krutymi
vaSimi zakony a obyceji, kts
lsou hanbou pro naSe stoleti.
Doktore Rosenthale, prijmete
jeste jednou mole diky "a ma
hizene mi pohostinstvi; Eel
vsak, re nemohu je prijmouti,
nebot' Wy nalezite k tenn
'particeps criminis', kteri po-
zotrocovati zeny, at
ci nevedome".
Po slovech tech uklonila Sc
a odesla do sve kaju-
ty. kratce ma to pridruzil Sc
Justin ku svemu otci.
''Britomarta Conyers Sc
zblaznila zblaznila Sc jako
zajic V breznu a patti do bla-
zince bedlamskeho!" zvolal
starry kazatel.
"0h, nikoli! Ona je, jen po-
tud silenou, pokud sileni byli
Luther, Erasmus, Hus, William
Tell nebo johanna z Arc, anebo
vubec kterykoli hrdina, mu-
cedlnik nebo reformator, ie-
hoz slechetn6 srdce nemohlo
sn6sti utisky jinych!"
Dude to ale pekna zena V
manzelstvi a domacnosti!"
"Bude zenou vzornou a Sle-
chetnomyslnou! A ia il miluji /!
Mlluji vice, nezli mohu vyslo-
VIII slovy A veru nevim, isem-
Ii ma tuto lasku vice hrd, nezli
st'asten,"
Go je ii to platne? Ona nj
kdy nestane Sc tvojf zenou".
"Bud' iist, re Sc stane, otce.
Rude to prvni moji praci, ably
Pfani to Sc uskutecnilo", od-
vetil Justin V pevne duvere.
"Dtive ieste, nezli obdrzfS
faru nejakou?"
Drive, nezli zacnu vubec
neco. Chef. abychom zivotni
moii drahu nastoupili spoIec-
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zu! -.
Kazatel pohlizel ma nj s IL
zasem.
"Nebesa, Britomarto! to-
HE -"
Tato ale jej prerusila:
"V me mysly utkvel jeden
obrazek: v meste, nemz die
la jsem pred nedavnem, ma
chazl Sc skola o dvou tridach
= jedna pro chlapce a jedna
pro divky. ODE mali skoro
stejny pocet zaku a V obou Wy
menuif Sc stejne zastoje. Uci-
telem je tn starry mladenec,
mrzout, jehez nepoutaji zadne
svazky rodinne a jenz nema
zadna skoro vydani. Jeho plat
obnasi tislc dollaru rocne. u
c:telkou divcf tfidy je vdova,
ktera ma starosti ma pet ma
lych ditek a teto plati Sc dve
ste padesat dollara rocne "a tu
samou praci, "a niz ucitel bere
cely tisic. To je hanba. pravlm
jeste jednou a kazdy muz, V
jehoz zilach proudi jen zdibec
muznosti, mel by Sc rdfti stu
dem, pohlizeje ma takovouto
do nebe volajici nespravedl-
nost!"
"Je tomu tax, draha. Ten
starry mladenec mel by byti
prinucen, ably bud ozenil Sc S
onou vdovou, nebo pfepustil
mfsto sve tomu, jenz by tax u
6inil", pferusil il doktor Rosen-
thai usmevem. Ona nezdala
Sc vtip ten pozorovati, ale po-
kracovala vazne dale:
"Vezme-li sc to celkem, jsou
Ia tom zeny techto stfednich
trid spoiecnosti lidske jeste do
bfe, nebot' ony vydelaji pfece
tolik, re mohou drzet telo a du-
Ii pohromade. HIRE je ale pro
zeny, ktere "a plat mnohem
menSi musi pracovati mnohem
tizeji We dine v noci, obyvaji-
ce neZdrave tenementni domy
a praci svoji obohacujice sv6
rany a "pracedajce", kteri 2
a krve techto bilych o.
trokyn bohatnou, stavi palace
a ziji V prepychu a radovan-
kach. Wy chlubite Sc moe tim,
5e osvobodili .lste otroky.
Neni pochyby, re byl to krok
ia draze pokroku, avsak neby-
10 by zadoucnejsi, aby ucinilo
Sc tez neco We prospech te BIZ
lie otrokyne - zeny delne?
Neni to bedne, smutne podiva-
nj ma tu ubohou, malomocnou
ob6t', ktera je potlacovana,
hnana do umorne prace "a hla-
dovou mzdu. mrzne a hladovi,
nebo - coz neSforsi re vseho
- vrhne Sc V naruc hflchu A
tn pax, ma miste, abyste nell
5 nj smilovani snazili Sc "a
chraniti il, posilate il do veze-
nj, kde pracovati musi zadar-
mo, nebo do nemocnice, kde
stane Sc zastojem pro pou6eni
studentu. Oh, sestry! mole Sc
stry! TAX jako Kristus obeto-
val sc "a lidstvo cele, tax i ia
bych rada zemrela, kdybych
mohla vas~tlm vykoupiti z jar
ma poroby!"
To promluvila ohnive a s
nadsenim, jakez ievilo Sc u
mutedniku prvni DOLBY kre-
st t'anske.
"BritomartQbF draha Brito-
mario !" konajsil il kazatel.
"Prosim, odstupte, ,abych mo-
hla odejiti do sve kaiuty.
Jsem prAiS rozechvena a ne
mohu nikym mluviti nyni".
"Nevad'te Sc Sc mnou, dra-
ha. ia ia to nemohu, nebot' ia
repomahal pr sestavovani te-
chto zakonu aniz jsem je pod
poroval".
"Oh, ano, Wy jste tax cinil!
Odpust'te mi, re vam odporu-
II, avsak Wy jste TAX cinil a ci-
,,ito doragY1| fet
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
ooeeoeeeeoooo0eooooeeoaeee
Zajata nev&sta.
Roman styrech dilech cd p E. D. E. NJ Southworhovs
Pro "Domacnost' prelozi Hugo Chotek
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Tvar Britomarty zrumenela

Mysllte, re nemam Mich po-
neti? Doktore Rosenthale, sta
10 Sc nekdy, re opozdila jsem
sc bud ma vecerni prednasce,
nebo V kostele a sla pozde We
Ger pesky do ustavu. Tu vide
la Jsem ma ulicjch mnohe re
ztrac enych svych sester, ktere
vyhnany jsouce z domu, vypu-
zeny - ano vypuzeny byly ma
ulici zimou, hlady a d'abelsky-
mi vasimi zakony hanebny-
mi, nicim neod1vodnenymi
predsudky. Ano, zeny ty wy
hnany byly ma ulici, ably ham
bou svojl vydelaly 81 ma ten
kousek sucheho chleba, proto
ze kazda jina costa k vydelku
Je Jim zamezena. Vezmete 81
"a pfiklad postaveni, v jakem
nachazi Sc prodavaci a proda-
vacky V kramech odevnich, Sc
striznlm zboZim, Sc sklem. Je
postaveni prodavacek stejne s
onlm prodavacu? Jeste jasnej-
81 obraz pomerd tech poda
nam porovnani Sleek We vel
kych dilnach krejcovskych.
Mladik, je-li pilny a schopny,
muze vydelati 81 tn cd dvana-
cti do dvaceti dollarc tydne,
pracuje dime vytopene, ,kdez-
to divka nebo zena sebe pill
heJsi, rychlejsi a schopnejzi
neni to vydelati 81 vice jak
tri nebo ttyfi dollary tydne a
ijzbitku svoji musf vytapeti 81
sama. Muz pracuje deset no
din denne v prostranne, dobre
vytopene jiZbe - zena nuce-
ma je pracovati osmnact hodin
v bidne, mrazive svoji jizbic-
ce. Muzi vykonaji polovici pra-
ce "a ctvernasobny plat; zeny
vykonaji jednou tolik prace "a
jednu ctvrtinu obyceineho pla-
tn -"
ia vim, draha - avSak-"
"Jdeme o neco vyse", pokra-
tovala Britomarta, nedajic Sc
vyrusiti, "a porovnejme pomer
ucitelu ucitelek. Kdezto uci-
tel bere rocni plat V obnosu
od jednoho tisice do dvanacti
az patnacti set dollaru, obdrzi
ucltelka Ia tn samou praci a
"a celorocni vyucovani v te
same tfide tri, ctyfi - nejvyse
Sest set -"
''Vim to, vse to je mi znamo,
draha, ale -"
ia nejsem hotova jeste.
Kdyz tohoto lara byla jsem We
Washfngtonu, tn dozvedela
jsem Sc, re ruznych odbo-
rech vladnich mali zamestna-
ny byti zeny proto, re musi
pracovati levneji! Oh, hanba
hanba! hanba !"
"Tise, mole dite, tise! ia
.siysel take tom. Pravilo Sc a
lc, ze zeny mohou byti k tomu
pohnuty, ably pracovaly lacine-
ii, nikoli vSak, re must tax ci-
niti", pravil pan Rosenthal
jennie.
"Jaky je V tom rozdil? Pro-
sim, vysvetlete mi to. Zena ma
treba stare rodice, nebo mali
cke bratry sestry, kteri zavi-
81 pouze cd nj a cd toho, co o.
Ia vydela; ona nenecha je pre-
ce zer1riti hlady? Musi praco-
Nati, a to desne slovo: "musiS"
dohani il k tomu, ze prime
praci, jakou mGze dostat S pla-
tenn treba o petinu menSim,
nezli jaky by zadal muz. A
obdrzi-li konecn6 praci tn, tu
ocekava Sc od nj, re bude po-
Eornou a vd6cnou tomu "samo-
zvanemu panu veskereho tvor.
StVa", re dal il neco vubec Co
muze delat? Ona nema hlasu
prl zdelavani zakonu. Ty della
te Wy 81 sami jedine a vyhrad-
lie We svuj vlastni prospech.
Al, to je ohromne hrdinstvi,
kdyz sIlny mocny utiskuje
S!abSiho Je 10 muZne - mCc
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PRODAJf Sc diva pekne 10.

PRODAJI Sc diva pekne To-
ty "a pficinou odjezdu ma
farmu. Ma jednom je postave-
ma garaz. Jsou kazdy 40 pri
200 str. prodaji Sc kazdy
zvlaSt' aneb dohromady. Ma
lezaJi Sc ma &. 135 ul. z Union
Ave. Haste Sc V cisle 134O5
Svec Ave. Corlett. 7-2O
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PRODA Sc ciste drane bile
peri. Haste Sc V els. 1909 Pra-
ha St. TIC
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PRoDA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod; kde Sc trzi $4OO ty-
dne. Cena zasob a zarizeni
$3.50. Haste Sc elsie 57O8
Fleet Ave. 7-2a
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PRODA Sc automobil dobre
zachoValy, pro sedm osob, DO
'pfipade Sc vym6ni "a stavebni
lot. Haste Sc v els. 4418
Broadview u Washington Par
ku. TIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

PRIME Sc divka anglicke
reel mocna k vypomoci ditek
a V kuchyni. Kucharka je Ces-
ka. Haste Sc V els. 1O624
Grantwood Ave. 2 Z. 105 ul. a.
neb zavolejte Garfield 5457.
TIC
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DZNAMOVkNl VIZ "ssrETun
PR1N6sa rspEcN.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08

. Red Cross Christmas Seals for sale
at the Sheaf Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Hanson, of Alma,
were Warren visitors Tuesday.
Get your hats at very low price,
Dec 10 to- Anderson Millinery.
If you want mail box, call ut the
sheaf Office soon, as only d few are
left.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children BY using milk from d tn.
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spauld.
Ing Farm Co. & U. s
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Boman Monday, Dec. Is. There will
be a class of White Ribbon recruits
Miss Newman will speak on child vel
fare. s.. : 5f@ d., .Ss @E>
Charles Ayres, formerly Of Warren
spent the week end at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs R. e. Hooper. Mr.. Ayres is
connected with the Bankers Supply
Company, Of Chicago, in the capacity
Of travelling salesman. :. -,
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
North Star COLLEGE,

Two, piano recitals will be given by
the pupils enrolled in music next week.
The more advanced pupils will render
their program on Wednesday evening,
Dec. Is, and the other recital will be
given ON Saturday afternoon, Dec Is,
at 3 o'clock Several Of the pupils in
violin will participate in these recitals.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. =. 80
Miss ,Adina Peterson, stenographic
graduate 1919, Of Hallock, Mimi, is now
employed in the Register Of Deeds
office at Hallock. ~.,s ~:%. =. ~
:. Mr.. Lundgren and Mr.. Sjostrand re
turned from their trip to Rock Island
and the Twin Cities last Friday morn
ing. " = g.. ~ ~ -
The Literary Society rendered an ex-
cellent program last Monday evening.
The special feature of the evening was
little play entitled ''That Awful Let
ter" Refreshments were served to
about eighty people.
Our Christmas vacation will begin
Saturday, Dec. 18th, at 4:1Q. Enroll.
ment for the spring term will take
place January 3, 1921. ss*s<<'
Don't forget about the recitals next
week. The pupils will be pleased to
have a large attendance. a. =.
Rev. Swenson and Mr.. Lundgren are
attending a meeting of the Board Of
Charities of the Red River Valley Con
ference at Alexandria. They will re;
turn Thursday morning.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
60 to The Ba1aar-The Busy store.

Go to The Bazaar The Busy store.
Pictures of the, Great Fire, for sale
ut Johnsons Studio.
|. Sale on all hats at the, Anderson
Millinery, December 10th to Goth.
Mi. and Mrs. John Gruhut, of Fol
dahl, were Warren visitors Friday.
Douglas Fairbanks and Larry Semon
Friday and Saturday at the Strand
Mrs. Ruth Shaw left Tuesday even
ing for Fargo to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs George Powell. -
Mr.. James Whalen, Miss Frances
Whalen and Miss Margaret Sinnott, Of
Stephen. were Warren shoppers Sat
urday. * H.
A marquerade will be given at Viking
on Saturday evening, Dee. 18th. Good
music will be furnished and good
time assured * : =.
A bouncing ten pound baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. g G. .Grunert, Of
Perham, Minn,, on Saturday, Dec. 4th.
Mrs. Grunert is a daughter of Mr. w.
N. Powell of this city =s@, 80. S.
Mrs. G. O.'>Cross arrived Monday
morning from Aberdeen, s. D., where
she has been visiting the past several
months with her daughter, Mrs. Put
nam spaulding. II
Willis Powell returned last week
from Minneapolis where he has been
attending the University Of Minnesota
Willis has been advised by doctors to
remain away from school until after
Christmas on account Of trouble with
his eyes. ....... .....-
For the special sale, Dec. II to Is
Certain boys shoes $3.50 value, $1.9S
certain girls shoes $3.50 values, $1.9S;
certain ladies' shoes $6 to $40 values,
at $5.98 to $3.9S: Fifteen per cent dis
count on all other shoes es.--Franson's
Shoe Store, ;= =, ~, ....... t., ,,
The marriage of Miss Olga Ceder-
lund and Mr.. Henry e. Helgeson, of
Bagley, took place at Crookston, Dec.
End. The Rev. p. 2. Moen, Of the Nor
Wegian Lutheran church. conducted the
service Mr.. and Mrs Helgeson will
make their home in Bagley, MINI. = !.
The Bazaar held last week by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church was success in every way.
The sale Of the articles netted the So
ciety $16276. The women Of the So
ciety are very grateful to those who
helped to make the sale a success.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
Saved From Death

Cold Spring. Minn.-Otto Wolf, IS
years old; obtains new lease on life by
the STO-LI-GAL combination treatment
Of capsules and tablets for gall stones
stomach ulcers, chronic appendicitis.
torpid lazy liver. dyspepsia, gassy sour
stomach, pains in stomach and back
dizziness chronic constipation, etc. /
suffered for over 20 years and the doc
tors claimed an operation for gall
stones the only relief, likewise ali
medicines failed but one and want all
suffering men and women to know that
STO-LI-GAL is the one medicine that
has cured me. urge all sufferers with
any of the above ailments to obtain
this treatment at once and if directions
are followed you will benefit as I have
Don't wait, start now and you will be
cured the same as have been.
(Signed) OTTO WOLF.
STO-LI-GAL will positively correct
the above ailments regardless of age or
duration of trouble. STO-LI-GAL is
sold at 81 box. Also sent direct on
receipt Of price, If your druggist won't
supply. Digestive Chemical Co., 500
University Ave, st. Paul. Minn., Sold in
Warren by North Star Drug Co.:
Argyle, Robertson's Pharmacy: Ste.
phen, Stephen Drug, and druggists
everywhere.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08

Zion Lutheran Church.
N. HAUSER- Pastor.
English services Sunday evening be
ginning at 7:45. ,'r.s.;s:.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08

Swedish Lutheran Church.
Ladies' Aid will meet Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. s. B. Lund.
This is the annual business meeting Of
the Society: - /:
Confirmation class meets Saturday
at 8 80 a. m. XIX. s,..5.
Sunday, Dec. 12-Sunday School and
Bible class at II q. m. Service at II a.
m. Notice, the evening service will
begin at 700 p. m.
All are welcome to worship with us.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
Our savior's Lutheran Church.
A. T. TOLLEVS. Pastor.

Services Sunday evening at AS.
Sunday School at 11-12.
The Ladies Of the church will hold
their annual bazaar Saturday Of this
week in the old post Office building.
Lunch will be served from two O'clock
and on. a. "a. IS z Il
Services with Holy Communion in
Morse language in Melo at 2 80 p. N.
Sunday. .. ',.. ...=ss ...=.s ..3 "a,
On Monday the Melo congregation
will hold it's annual business meeting
IN the church beginning ats2 p. I'm.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08

Go and Get 1t. ~
Subscribe for the seaf and get a
mail box. ''>s.' q
Pictures Of the Great Fire, for sale
at JohnsOns Studio. 2@ .-.l
B.R. Hauser, county agent resumed
his duties today after a weeks illness,
Mrs. E. w. Dahlof went to Hallock
Saturday for visit with relatives and
friends.
S. Woods, Of Stephen, spent last Sat.
urday at Warren attending to business
matters.
- Kittson county was the first in the
state to go ':over the top" in the recent
Red Cross drive.
Pure extracted Honey. Write fol
price. L. Johannessohn. Beekeeper
Beltrami, Polk county, MINI.
Mrs. J. O. Bustrak and son John
from near Argyle, spent Monday after.
noon in town attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Blegen, of Wood.
vile, Wisconsin arrived Sunday and
will spend short tj9ne visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 3. Enebeck, of this
city. /.
For the special sale,.- Dec II to 19
Certain boys shoes $3.50 value, $1.9s
certain girls sh oes $3.50 values, $1.9s
certain ladies' shoes Sc to $40 values
at $5.9S to 1898. Fifteen per cent dis.
count on all other shoes.-Franson's
Shoe Store
A shipment Of 10000 pounds Of wool
was made from Warren last Thursday
through the efforts Of County Agent
B. r. Hauser. Twenty-nine consignors
contributed to the shipment which was
consigned to warehouse at Chicago
where it will be held in storage until
market conditions are more favorable.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
swedish Mission Church.
q w nY COM pooAon

G. W. OLSON. Pastor <. ~
Thursday, Dec. 9-Prayer meeting at
1902. m. :. 49, IL,
Sunday, Dec. 12-Morning services at
1O:3O Services at Carl Rodquist's in
Vega at 2 p. m. Evening services at
7:30 ..~ j..
Everybody welcome
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
Public School Notes

chas, rullar, Ellis Truxell, reporters.
Warren High School viii meet the
Fisher High School in a practice bas:
ket ball game at Fisher Friday, Dec.
10th
At a meeting Of the Superintendents
and coaches Of the first athletic dis
trict at Grookston, Wednesday,, Dec.
1st, it was decided to hold a tourna-
ment in Cr0okston during the week
beginning March 11th and 18th. The
eight best, teams Of the district will
participate. The teams will receive
hOnOrs on "a percentage basis. War
ren's schedule is complete and is as
follows: -. -s.: .. Il :. n
| January 10th, Warren at Argyle,
January 22nd, Thief River Falls at
Warren.
January Goth, Warren at Stephen.
February 9Th, Ada at Warren.
February 18th, Stephen at Warren.
/ February 18th, Warren at Thief Ri.
yer Falls = >~=- :. '
February 26th, Warren at Ada. -.
March 4th, Argyle at Warren.
The third number of the Lyceum
Course came Thursday, December 2nd
It was an excellent entertainment, and
was thoroughly appreciated by every
one. Miss Baker was the favorite OF
the evening, and she may rest assured
that Warren appreciated her singing
immensely.
Teacher: Ralph, I'm not going tc
speak to YOU again"
Ralph: I'm glad of that ..
| The Christmas vacation win extend
from December 18th until January 4th
AS school was in session election day
which is legal holiday, the scholars
are given Monday as compensation.
I Ask Harry Anderson what Paris *
noted for. ..
/ Sam Kennedy entered the fifth grade
here Monday. For the two previous
years he has been attending school in
Lake City, MINI - -~ = p"
The Normal Training students bega1
work in the sixth grade arithmetic.
Here's a poser: If an irresistible
force ran up against an immovable OBJ
tject, what would happen?
The many friends of Miss Elba Swan
son will be pleased to learn that she is
improving. u She will not return unit
after Christmas.
The members of the seventh grade
gave their first party Friday evening
dec. 3rd. 1T lasted from FIVE until nine
Music, games and other sports occupied
the time. A delicious supper was ser
we'd to members Of the grade and sever
al invited guests They think This wa:
one of the best parties given in Warner
this school year. 49,
week on the state question: Resolved
that the Open Shop is preferable to thu
Closed Shop" This team which de
bated Monday consists of Ester Olson
Olive Olson and Lawrence Swandby fol
the negative, and Della Lodoen, Olive
Berget and Marrol Campion for tn,
affirmative. The decision was in favo1
of the affirmative.
| The report cards will be issued Wed
nesday afternoon. The teachers hin
that there will be considerable sorrow
on the part of some Of the pupils, a
red marks mean banishment from th'
Gymnasium, and this prospect is fa]
from pleasing to the majority of stu
DENTS
! Supt HOlmQuist visited the country
schools on Tuesday. >y.
| That the library is an importan
place is evidenced by the number O.
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NOTICE

All Outstanding registered Mar.
shall County Warrants on the rev
enue fund, also al Registered war
rants on the Road & Bridge Fund,
registered up to and including last
day Of April, 1920. will be paid
upon presentation to the County
Treasurer's Office. Interest ceases
thirty days from this notice,
Dated this 24th day Of Novembe
1920.
F. Bake.
County Treasurer
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
Your Money Back II Rat-Snap Doesn't
Come Up to These Claims.

(, RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaranteed
to kill rats and mice Cremates them.
Rodents killed with RAT-SNAP leave
no smell. Rats pass up all food to get
at RAT-SNAP. Their first meal is
their last. RAT-SNAP comes in cakes.
No mixing. Cats or dogs won't touch
1t. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by Warren Pharmacy
and Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
Made Happy

Misses Ragna Nestegard and
Alice billiard were, made happy
last week by being placed In
positions by Aaker's Business
College, Grand Forks, adding two
1 more to the many started on the
road. to greater opportunities.
Your turn will come too II you
enroll at the "A. B. C.posftion-
salary - opportunities - what
more do you need? Enroll Mon
day. For free catalog write name
and address, tear out and mail.
Name .-.-5--.-2- - -------
Address Y : s.. ----- y
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Gleanings |
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FsELo.

II you 60 away ON q visit yOur
friends will be Interested In know
lng about 1t. Call SS-The Sheaf-
and give w the facts.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
THE CHURCHES
Catholic Church.
p. LYONS. Pastor.

Services at Warren first and third
Sundays of each month. Services at
Oslo second and fourth Sundays of
each month. Mass at 10 80. in each
place. g..
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08

permits counted out each night. The
privilege Of using the library is to be
denied all those who fall below in their
work.
Warren sheaf., 1920-12-08
First NJ. f. Church
v. p. MITCHELL Pastor:

Morning worship at 1890. DR.. Peck,
State Secretary of the Y. NJ G. A. will
speak. 49,.
Sunday School at IL As. ~
Junior League at p. M. ="
Epworth League at 6 As p. M -:
; Evening worship at 7 :45. This ser
vice will be at the High School Audi
torium. We will join: with the other
churches in giving DR.. Peck, > who will
speak, a good hearing.