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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

At this writing, TO me. Mr.. Duncan seems certain of
election and it is good sign Of returning sanity and
good will in Seattle. The of hatred and hysteria
against the unions is giving way to appreciation of
what the workers have accomplished for this city,
The strike of the taiors could easily be settled
cept for the unreasonable attitude of the Associated
Industries, and in the meantime union coat makers
being attracted from the city by higher wages
If you want good suit made today you must go to
a shop where union experts working. Mine is the
only big shop in Seattle manned by real expert taors
Men who paronize the nonunion shops finding this
out to their
build my clothes with the most careful attention to
detail, build them in way that insures their keeping
shape for years. That's why my trade is rapidly
banding. A. STARK, MANAGER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Woo!ens OF the Better
Grades

Whether you prefer a serge tweed, worstee
or cheviot, fabric a rich mixture my stock O
woolens has something TO offer that will please AL
the shades and coors in weights that insure goot
wear.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11

Q mrozovitl, pres horni pysk pre-
paddy knfr Sc tfistily do licho
hczniku.
kdyz Sc mezi mimi ocitl, mlu-
vii ienom o ysednich, 4 koleii ne
vysinutJch yecech. Re Ease yse-
mn pfiplatilo. Mouce, kyasnieim,
palivu. Mluvil, do echo 81 pekafi
ustavicne stsioyali d dostl stfzu-
il. Tryanlivost eeny IN lednu hou
skin byla vlchodiskem pro tyto
ieho neutrality-suspicious. stesky.
Obchazel opatrnd listi dill, ably
do neho nespadla liska. ! Trefa
p~ohladil, jenz Sc re dvora do po-
koje yloudil a chtive mu occichaval
rnce pc kouskach %vonici. Tref byl
kratkosrsty hladovec, jenz spoly-
kal vsecko a re vseho citil doter-
nou ynni jidla. Panu svagriekoyi
ferne kalhoty Y pfichylnosti "a
sllntal.
"A takova v6c Sc mne stala,
svagrfcku, ami by nerckli," pra-
vii Siaiky, %obraceje Sc k Antoni-
novi. Ones mu onikal. vnbec Sc
v tom ncustalil. Vsem syagrdnl
tykal, ale Antonin byl mu clovfk
u jineho fiesta. Nedostupng byl
jake starf Brodeeky. Pan byl.
(Pokracoyani.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11

Ovdovela sestra Karla Sc Size pt
otcoye pohfbu Ease vratila X bra
ltrovi Antoninovi do Pob9zic, all
pobyla Il n6ho uz jen mesic. Sa
ma Sc dovtipila, re musi k matec
Ably hajiIa Antoninovy zalmy
Odtamtud podivne zpravy do
chazely. D6vecka tam yladla. q
pine pry ] matku opanovala. =
Skromna Katla, duch kuchyne
ochrankyne zmrzaciltho bratra i
duarda. stala Sc vladarem zlym
Ami psi nesmeli NJ do Geledniku
Deboztikoyi zamilovanf psi. Ably
podlahy nezamazaly. Veci byly
TAX ma ostfi nozc yyhnany, Re 81
slavv Klimentek, ien vozil Eduar.
da v .jeho kocarku, dial yypoyfd
zc sluzby. Popral Sc s Katlou !
kravine. a pc Klimentovi dial Vi,
poveT koci Kupka. Take etrnacti
dcnnf.
Karla tedy musila odjeti domf
ponevadz Antonfn tam jcti ne.
lchtel. Stala sc Antonfnoyym yer.
pgm sp~ojencem.
Ably 81 zjednal hpInou jistotn
jak jest $ otcovou poziistalostl
dopsaI Antonin Brodecky pisafi q
soudn Kritzmannovi, jenz "a zpro.
pitnf ochotnf "a tech cast prozra
mzoyal vsecka nfednf tajemstyi.
Zadal no, ably Sc podival bylli
luz 1mrtni zapis soudu zaslah, q
schvalnfho posla : tim dopisem ne
Kritzmannoyi postal. Krifzmann
odpoy9d6l. ze 1mrtni zapis dosel X
soudn jM dvakratc, ale vzdy &c e
~ztratiI a kdyby nebylo pana sya-
kra SIadktho. M w by dayno ia
wee byla v~yffzena. Ale ten usta.
vienx X okresnfmu soudci lezc a
stiznostf vyhrozuje, be kdyz po-
|zistaIosf nebude projednavana, ze
vie uda yrchnfmu soudu.
"Kdyby We snad lfbili," psaf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11

mi We snu mu nepfipadlo ma mysl.
Ale hned sc Ease u%tesoyal. Jake
soudyl Hlouposti! On vzdy vidi
yse jinak nezli jiny sloyek. Trebas
by S MIN dobfe smysleI, ale lidi
nezna. Mysli 81, re 81 neboztik w
ehoval deti jake dravce. Ably Sc
prali 0 n9co. 60 jest .jeho, jeho,
Antoninoyo. Ably TAX bratr Jan
pfisel. ale hlouposti Nebo r.
.dal chndak, Dude s%fasten, kdyS
TO Dude tax nprayeno., re Sc otco-
you smrti ma rodnem statku ME
nezmeni. A ted teprve zacina drn-
hy oddil zivota rodiny Brodee-
kych. Ted hndou sedlaciti, a ne
jako sedlaci. jake vzdelanf Tide.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11
Strach je horst nez sauna influenza

Neztraftc hlavul Strach ma VII
bee velke oci. ale pfi influence
primo zabiji vice lidi. ncz "fln'
sauna. Hapudtc ncsmyslny icnto
strach, .jenz nici vasi odolayaci
sin! Uzlyejte Trincrovo Lecive
Hofke Vino, jez jc nejspolehli-
vdjsim lekem pro udrzeni vnitf.
nosti V pohybn. Vsichni znalci
shodnJl sc V tom, ze vypuzeni od-
padkovych latek Y vnitfnostf a
|snfzeni mistniho napeti zvysi 81.
In odporu a povsechnou vitalitl
teIa. Trinerfiv lex vycisti Witt
nosti a udrzi je Y cistote a scsili
celon soustayn. Odmltn6te vseeh-
ny padelky a napodobeniny, pr
jmete jcn Trinerovo L@ciye lIofke
Vinoi Tam, kdc knpujete leky,
dostanefe ] .Triner0yn Angelikn
Hofkon, jez 50 velice osvsdcnjc
20 nayalcch horecky, Trineriy
MfrniteI kaEIe, jcnz jist6 zbavi
Wis kasle, d Trinerdv Antipu-
trim, vytcGne 10 kloktadlo o pro-
stfedek pro nosni lazeh (pfi Wy
plachoyani nosu rozfedte takto:
jeden dfl Antiputrinu a ctyfi Oily
ylazns vody). Joseph Trincr
Company, 1333-43 8. Ashland Az,
Chicago, W.--Adyertisement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11

starry hfltZfnann d0SI0yne. me
jak $ panem svakrem Sladkym do
hodnouti a nejakym pfimffenvn
Iobnosem no odskodniii, tax by
chom to i tady nejak zafidili
pfcpsalo by Sc to, az nekdy bud
Ilisiovni ma komisi, / Y pozemko
yych knihaeh." Ma konec dekoya
Kritzmann IN 2propitne a ochoi
ne Sc nabizel k dalsim slnzbam.
Teprye iento dopis otevfel Bro
deckemn oti a pon6kud je.i vyleci
re slepe dnvefivosfi. Ma syakrs
|sice nikdy mnoho nespolehal. all
neslo mu ma mysl, ze by take Sc
stra Johanna $ jeho chovanin
mohla souhlasiti. A bez iejiho sou
hlasu nebylo 81 lie pocinani sva
krovo mysliti,
Brodeeky Sc 5 touto zpravou nj
komu We sve rodine nesvefil. Sly
del Sc "a TO. .Jedinou ftechon mn
|bylo, ze ostatni sonrozenei k Sc.
sire Johance sc dojista nepfipo
il. Jan 2 vrozene lehkomvslnosti
a lhostc jnosti, Alexandr . lenivo
sti a Eduard 2 neznalosti zakona
Aspnn to te chvile tax pfedpokla,
dial.
Dopsal lined Karlc, echo Sc do
vsdel a zc Sc odhodlal, ably tedy
pozistalost oteova byla soudnf
projednana. pfihlasi ysak ku 20.
ziistalosti celou syou ~pohledavku
proti ncboztfkovi a TAX vsc bndc
'stejne. Zkratiti Sc media.
Sotva dopis odeslal, pfijel do
Pobezovic svakr, pekaf Sladkg.
Pod zAminkou, Ne jcdc knpovat pa
lena a ze Sc phi tom ma fire sve
Ne. Byl nastrojcn tcntokrate do
~svateeniho; dlouhy eerny sosatec
We ma mem klatil. Obfadne smekl
IS hlayy tuhy cerng klobouk, poll
bill Antoninovu zenu, vym6nil dyo
il pollbeni s Antoninovou tchyni
detem s~vakroyym prinesl pc veil
KEN kornontu bonbonfi.
Antonlnovi ME jinak nefikal, il
nom Hpane svakfieku." ffmz r.
lou rec svou wysperkoval.
Dovcdli no do foftoyny. Scdfl
rozvaznf II stoIu, srkal jantaroy1
tcply a po jamajskem iumu "a.
pachly Taj. suchary chroustal
zdravfmi zuby a vlidne sc usmi-
val jake zehnaiici papez. Kofiei
laTne ofi krouziIy tie jake vcecr
IN yysokon boroyici vracejici 81
yrana.
Doutnik, jejz mu Antonin ma
bid. choval Sc Y jeho tlust5ch pr
stecb nemotornf jako orac ma par
ketach. Tsta a tyafe mu sespulo-
val a dymal a dSmal. Kotoueky
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11

Sci do ifadovny, usedl IN still !
ma ehyili zadival Sc do acetniel
knih, ktert pred MIN lesni Anto.
min Brodecky rozloiil. Bylo pfeee
zieimo, Re lesmistr pifjizdi Svd
no lesniho revidovat.
"Jen koufejil' kynul Brodee.
kemu.
Lesni pfiskoeil, skrtl sirkou d
podrzel jeii ohnicck pod vyhaslou
Tirzinkou lesmistrovu.
Tctiye 81 usedI vedle neho a
koure 2 kr6tke loyecke d(mky,
napiate ho pozoroval.
Modre oei lesnistrovy letmo do
tykaly Sc 6islic v 1tetni knize.-
Zdvihaly Sc ehvilemi a pohledy
jich vyletaly oknem ven Zavadi-
~ o rasief stromy.
Venku byl zarici iarni den. -
Ranni zmrasky rychle roztavaly
n nld y%yletovaly veely a vifiv6
bzucely. Jezevcik ma dvofe Il bon
dy radostne stekal. Vzdnch byl
opoiny jake mlade vino. Prudke
alute svstlo pfitekalo do 1fadov-
ny. V kamnech praskalo a vonslo
dfiyf, vonici teplo proudilo vzdu-
chem.
Lesmistr leniv6 Sc dival "a mi
zejicimi oblaeky modreho dymu
q odmlcel Sc. / Brodeeky Sc to-
muto pfilivu zleniyeni ma Okla
milk poddal.
Konecn6 lesmistr 2 iarniho o.
mameni procitl.
eco nevidat nam zacnou kul-
tnryl A sluky NJ tahnoul Prace
bude pine rucel''
Tise Sc usmal a oklepal popel
$ virzinky do kalamafe mezi pc
ra potfisnena inkoustem.
"Tak oni budou debit, slysel
jsem, po neboztfkovi starem pa
now! Del mu Panbnh y6tnou sla.
WI, to byl hodny elovfk, vseeka
cesti .Jen do sedlaciny Sc nemsl
poustet, to jim uvazal ma kirk moe
peknou starost,i'
AKdyby raeili dovolit, nenva
zall'
Brodecky razem OWL jake vzdy
kdyz nskdo zavadil o jeho neio-
blibenejsi ~myslenku.
"To 81 TO ien tax racejl pred
stavovat, ale wee .ie V zaklada do.
bra
tx smichu, Anton, k smfchu!
No, ia jim tn illnsi neberul Ale
oni ma mne yzpomenou, az jich
ia sedlatina zaGne kousat. Ostat-
ne oni jsou jake vsichni mi for
til Usetff 81 II mas per grosfl,
cd Hubby 81 je utrhnou a pax by
kupovali statky Vsichni jste stej
nj. Vysocky je zrovna takovy, be-
lecky jak by smef, noyoveskg zrov
ma tax. inu zkratka ysichni -
ma jedno kopyto!'
Lesmistr Sc rozohnil. Rychle
vstal, dlouhymi kroky preset ne
kolikrate 1fadovnou, az pod jeho
nrostlou postavou vyschla prkna
ma podlaze zapraskala a jezirka
slunecniho odIesku ma podlaze roz
slapl. Zastavil Sc u okna, zadival
sc ven a umlkl.
Brodecky ystal opatrne pc mem
a postavil Sc uctiv6 u kamen.-l
Iad9mal "a jeho zady zprudka dol
dg1nky, ably mn ohnieek nevyhas-
null.
Brodeckemu kmitlo hlavou, ze'
Ease mel donna lesmistr 4 milosti-
Won n1.jakou nepfijemnost, Re pro-
to ii k nemn vyjel, ably Sc utisil
al j podrazdil. Dojista byla "a
tim scena odGvodnene zarlivosti.
ze il odpoledne ujel do reyiru,
ably j jest6 vice rozzarlil. Byval
20 t6chto scenach lesmistr vzdy
milostivy, skoro otcoysky pfiveti-
w. Padal 81 sve WISE jake DORA
liz d pfesIadIa hruska dold mezi
a Brodeckeho oslovoval
pax "Antonem''. Tedy dfvfrne
A jen tim byla tato dfvernost O.
dfiyodnena, Re Brodecky pod MIN
vyrostI ID praktikantskych let ma
adjnnkta, postupn9 pax ma 1Get-
nfho, pax ma kontrolora q ma ko-
nee - nepom2rn6 mlad - poston
~ - aamoefafu6hO Ipsniho gnrAy~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11

(Pokracoyani.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
NEW WAY TO COLOR SLIDES.

A process Of coloring lantern
slides recently developed 'b1 3 an
American Scientist makes possible
some novel projection effects, and
has many advantages over hand-tint~
ing and color photography. A fine
colloid film on the glass slide car
ries the image. Various dyes may
be applied in monochrome or mosaic
arrangement, or by superimposing a
number of films, permitting optical
demonstrations on the screen. One
experiment is the projection Of black
and white ruled lines, $50 to the
inch, on a screen similarly ruled
with alternate red and green hines.
A lateral shift Of .OO4 inch then ap-
parently changes the color of the
screen.-Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
o0G's DEVOTION FATAL

When Prince Edward was in
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, q
mountaineers: hound attached itself
to him and refused to leave the
princes side, even sleeping under
the windows Of the royal suite. The
prince was going aboard ship at New
York, to depart for Halifax, whence
he was to sail for England, when the
dog again appeared. 1t is believed
he travelled overland all the way
from West Virginia. Guards shooed
him off the dock, but he came back,
and, as the Renown pulled out into
the harbor, the dog leaped into the
water and swan after the warship.
He was headed for Sandy Hook
when last seen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
NEWSOFTHE
THEATEKS: S :
THE BEAUTY MARKET" AT
REX THEATRE TONIGHT

Faking her way through society,
Amelie Thorndyke learns that pay
ment in full must be made for every
concession in 1.-The Beauty Market"
starring Katherine Macdonald, and
which will be shown at the Rex
theatre tonight and tomorrow.
Termed by critics the most beauti-
full woman in the world, Miss Mac
Donald has utilized the remarkable
dramatic strength of "The Beauty
Market" for display of not only her
beauty but also of her histrionic
talent. In this production she takes
the part of a society girl without
proper finances to enable her to con-
tinue the life. Her one hope rests
on a wealthy marriage. She breads
this, because it means the death of
happiness.
It is not until she encounters Cap
tain Kenneth Laird that Amelie re-
allies that she has met a man who
regards marriage as something more
than an exchange of beauty for
wealth. At the very outset of their
meeting however, she realizes that
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
NEW SURGICAL TREATMENT.

In treating broken collarbone,
DR.. A. Lgrand >of Paris places the
forearm and hand behind the back
and fixes them in a sling. After
four or fite days he begins moving
the forearm to the front for three or
four minutes every day, always
keeping the elbows in the posterior
position. The site of the fracture is
massaged every day. After 10 days
the forearm is put in sling for an
other eight days.
This treatment is not painful and
has the great advantage of keeping
the head Of, the humerus just where
it ought to be.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
HERE'S A LAUGHING DEATH
SCENE IN "POLLYANNA''

The first laughing death scene ever
to be shown upon the screen has been
done by Mary Pickford in polly
anna" her first release for United
Artists Corporation, which will be
shown at the Rex theatre on Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday.
This novel bit Of action was writ
ten by Frances Marion, who prepared
the script and whose lifelong ambi-
tion has been to write a laughing
death scene.
1t occurs when Pollyanna and her
father try to play the "glad game"
even when he is at the point of
death. In spite of the fact that she
knows her daddy is going to the
Great Beyond, Pollyanna laughs
through her tears, pleading, begging
for something to be glad about, lest
she break down completely. 1t is
believed that this will be one of the
most pathetic scenes ever shown on
the screen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
HOPE FOR THE CHIPPEWAS.
Duluth News-T -Tribune.)

There is no more difficult undertaking in the world of
politics break bureau system and thereby abolish
the the bureau matter how useless these
become This the total of the effort to
the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota their rights
independent citizens.
of has taken action that
this practical result Although these Indians few
of the in his district Congressman Carss gave valuable
help in this and has devoted much time to it.
That these Indians should still be held wards of the
and their funds squandered to support lot of
useless officials outrage 1t nvarable that the
useless official the meddesome and dcatora he
He tries his hanging by hunting matters in
which he interfere and by manufacturing trouble
This only part of the grievances of the Chppewas who
in the 6Os loyal to the and valuable aid
against the urderous Sioux Their has been taken
from them and squandered schools has been used
for other purposes and they have been denied education for
their children Their lands and funds have been withheld from
them and much of both have been wasted
Instead of being aided to independence and civilization
opportunity has been from them They have been given
kept infants with help to development Yet in spite
of this they have produced of marked ability who
have made this fight for them.
Under the guidance of these of their people
spite of interference they have progressed they
have built traded and farmed There who not
fitted act for themselves They have their
lied council of advisers and who far better than
ment agents. know their needs and that liquor
ished from the state they certainly should be left
their affairs.
They have been wards than years Min
nesoa statehood Generations have and and would
and forever if the federal bureau eeches had their
But at last there hope for them to be permitted
to manhood there be doubt the senate will
indorse the action of the house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
COYOTE INTO ITS OWN.

From an ignominious place in the
animal kingdom, the coyote sudden
l.y has laaped forth to enjoy the day
allotted every dog. He has been
recognized as beast of beauty, but
since beauty is only skin deep the
coyotes bid fer popularity begins
and ends with his pelt. Coyote fur
this season is bringing as high a
price as that of tile gray fox, the
swift fox, badger or bobcat. It is
bringing prices once considered high
for ermine and mink. That situa-
ton was disclosed at public auc-
ton sale Of undressed furs at Phoe-
nix, Ariz recently.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
BAKERS ANSWER DEEMED SUFFICIENT.

Again St. Paul post of the American Legion
the secretary of war in the release of Brom from term of
imprisonment Fort Leavenwor and reiterates its decara-
tion that the SECRETARY of by refusing permit the
arrest of Allan Broms condenns the who fought
the government and sanctions the sacker the foreign traitor
and the according letter forwarded the depart
ment by Reese McGee, adutant of St. Paul post No. g. The
letter reply to communication from Adjuant General
P c. Harrs stating that had been decided that
coud not be reapprehended because he
sion of discharge certificate and had been released
confinement"
The adjutant generals letter. dated December 27
that the posts resolution would receive "due consideration
and that the release of Broms through upon
part of subordinate official 1t then forth
of the department not to nearest him.
St. Paul post No. reviewed the letter open meeting
and drafted reply refusing to modify its original complaint
to the war department. The adutant generals letter
stated that the public utterances of Secretary Newton
were "suficient answer" to the Legions complaint.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22

tionally beloved star, Peggy Hyland
in a. visualization Of the big New
York state success, a Girl in Bohe-
mia" The star scored heavily as the
daughter of the college professor
superbly interpreted by josef Swick-
ard-who sought atmosphere for hel
novel among the near-Bohemians OF
New York. The story is full at ac'
tion, and as the plot unfolds, the
truth regarding the life of New
York's artist colony is revealed. 1t
will appear at the Grand theatre fol
the last time tonight.
Cleo Merrill, "a futurist poetess
without future" is admirably play
ed by Betty Schade, while l.. c.
Shumway as the hero is at all times
convincing. Edward Cecil, Mel.
bourne Mcdowell and Winter Hall
round out well-balanced cast.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
A SPRIGHTLY FARCE.

Broadway stage successes, like
stage stars, are succumb-
ing to the lure of the movies with
startling regularity these days. The
latest newcomer to the screen is
Avery Hopwood's sprightly farce
"Sadie Love- which will appear at
the Elko theatre last time tonight
as Paramount-Artcraf picture with
Billie Burke in the stellar role.
. 1t is opinions of many persons that
Miss Burke could take the drear-
lest play ever written, infest it with
her delightful personality and talents
as a commedienne, and make thor.
ough.y entertaining picture out OF it
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
IMPROVED CONDITIONS.

f'Did Crimson Gulch have an old
fashioned Christmas?''
stNo," replied Cactus Joe. I'VE
had a strictly modern Christmas. In
the old days if Sanity had come
along with a vehicle loaded with
gifts he'd have been held up by the
sheriff on the suspicion that he was
a road agent"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
ONLY SCARED.

Doctor-Ah, yes. Very nervous,
irregular pulse, palpitation of the
heart and feverish. Let me see your
tongue.
Young Man-I'm all right, doctor.
just came to ask you for your
daughters hand.-Boston Tran
script.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22

her destiny is sealed-she is engaged
to the millionaire, Ashburton Gay
lord.
Also two reel comedy. Lonesome
Hearts and Loose Lions'' The Fox
News will be shown, interesting
scenes of world happenings, a valu-
able educational feature.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
ITS SPECIES.

'There is q house near ours which
has more than 200 varieties of
creepers, and it is q crying nui-
sance."
'Why, isn't it decorative?''
mo; it's an infant asylum"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
HIS CHOICE.

'Do you want smart boy, sir?"
f<No, l do all the work myself"
"That's just the kind Of place I'd
like, sir"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
heioht Of Business capacltv.

Jud Tunkins' idea Of good busi-
ness man IS one who can keep doing
mental arithmetic while he lets the
other fellow attend to most Of the
argument
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
PEGGY HYLAND SCORES.

Last night, at the Grand theatre,
William Fox presented the interna-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-22
GENUINE AMERICANISM
Bu L. C. HopGsoN, Mauor of st, Paul.

Z. e.
We must have in the United States great unbroken
family circle of genuine not only to sustain
law and order and maintain ideals but in order to
each individual citizen happiness and justice
America cannot afford to have any man. woman child
outside the family circle and individual afford to
be the outside. To be American something
than to obey the law and to SUPPORT
1t loyalty to the principles which all just
governments and decent societies founded-loyaly
to the ideals Of personal Kindness fairness unsesess
and willing service No be truly American who
does not love his fellows and practice the spirit of
operation in all his dealings He who hates shirks
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.S &c BLDRDGE LUMBER Cost 1855 AIBUoUERoUES OLDEST LUMBER DEALERS
-E0R SAFE

f4.ooo-s.roum brick, succeed, modern.
large sleeping porch. east trent lot
b0xies. 4th ward, near car line.
fi.6OO-fise acres o. land and t.room fraur
hanse on North fcurth street road
barn aud other uutbuiidings.
~. 5oO-a room brick, modern, In good con,
diiinn. Fourth Nard.
". s0O%Tvo-f family brick house. rooms
And bath on each Hidf good close
IN location. Third ward.
si.sOo-4 room frame city water; so.fooi
lot. North Eiahth street.
", tOO-5.room brick, bath. etc. Norih Wal.
ter atf~et.
a. FLETSCHER
REAL ESTATE FiRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone Ga. III South Fourth.
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DENVER. Colo. Feb. 3.-Catiie-
Receipts. 1000; market slow. IS
cents 10 80 cents lower. Reef steers,
$1,000 n 1850; cows and heiferA,
$3.50 a $50; stockcrs and feeders,
$500 100: calves. &14.s0m tG.00.
Hogr-Ttoccipts, a,0ooi market
opened steady. close lower. Top,
Stb.2 1896 n so.
Sheep-Eeccipts. 1900. market
slow to 3 cents lower. lambs. $500
W1a.2b; ewes. 5000 mtt.2b; feeder
lambs. si7O0 ~ 1900.
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Produce

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.--Butter-un-
settled. Creamery. seH6eC.
Eggs-Lowcr. Receipts, iO.iit
cases. Firsts, b2c; ordinary firstr,
~ d Csc; at mark. cases included. 30
"a Bic. -refrigcratorS nrsts, 80 45c.
Poultry-Alive. higher. Springs.
Soc; fowls 3Gc.
potntooH-Weuk. Arrivals. 81
cars. Northern. fi.a6m45O In car
lots. western russets. iuhhing. $500.
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FOR SALE tine does and buck very
reasonable Inquire of g22 South Third
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