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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
BergdOH Found Guilty

NEW YORK-(By A. P IA verdict
in the court martial of Edwin Rudolph
Bergdoll (brother OF Grover Cleve-
land Bergdoll, both brother being
charged with evading the draft) a
wealthy Philadelphian, charged with
army desertion and evading the draft,
was reached after less than five min
utes deliberatiOn by the court Berg
doll recently surrendered after being
in hiding two years.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Ask For Receiver

ST. LOUIS -(By A. P)-Appoint-
ment of a receiver for the st. Louis
Terminal Railroad Association was
asked of the United States district
court here today by four railroad COM
panies.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
TO Help Sunday SCHOOLS

District Conventions In each Of the
held by the Methodist Episcopal
churches in October in an effort to
increase Sunday school activities.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Have Airplane School

SPOKANE, Wash.-An airplane
school of instruction will be estab-
lished early in the fall by the Modern
Automobile and Tractor company in
Spokane A number of machines have
been secured from the government for
teaching engine mechanism, and the
school will work in conjunction with
the United States Aircraft corpor
alton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Celebrate New Paved Road

OGDEN, Utah--A race between
stage coaches is one of the events
planned for the public celebration of
completion of the paved highway be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden at an
amusement part located between the
two cities. The celebration is set
for August 18. The stage coaches
used will be of the type used in early
plains travel
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Another Beredou Caueht

ONEONTO, New York-(By A. P)-
A young man. state troopers say, an
swers the description of Grover Gle
veland Bergdoll wealthy draft evader
was arrested by two troopers 10 miles
west of here today. He denied that
he is Bergdoll and gave his name as
George LennO, Of Buffalo
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Farmers Union President Here

A. A. Elmore, president of the Far
mers Union for Washington and north
ern Idaho, passed through Moscow to-
day enroute to Lewiston. He is trav-
cling by car. Mr. ElmOre is working
for the Wheat Growers Association
which plans to handle the farmers
wheat without the interference and
profits Of the middleman He reports
the work progressing nicely.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
CheIan's Big Fruit Crop

produce 1000 carloads Of apples and
800 carloads of summer fruit accord
this time.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Will Vote on Suffrage

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-(By A. p J.
The lower house of the Tennessee leg
islature today tabled by viva voce
vote, joint resolution to prohibit any
kind of ratification of the federal wo-
man suffrage amendment.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Roat Down SaImon River

Captain Harry Gulecke reached
Lewiston recently after an exciting
$50 mile trip with a party down the
Salmon and Snake rivers in an espec-
tally constructed bateau. Two thous-
and feet Of moving pictures were tax
en- by P. G. Anderson and second
trip is planned in the near future.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Urges Church Reunion

LONDON-(By A. PD-Reunion of
churches was urged in an approved to
Cali Christian People, framed by the
bishop of the Anglican church, who at
tended the recent Lambeth conference,
made public today in connection with
a statement by the archbishop of Can
terbury
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Collar Man Won Championship

In the finals of the Roundup con-
tests at Bozeman, Montana, Yakima"
Canutt of Colfax, Wash, received first
award in the bulldogging contest.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12
Cooperatiye Milk Delivery

Spokane, Wash.-More than 300
dairymen have signed contracts to se-
cure cooperative handling by the pro-
ducers of the milk supply of Spokane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-12

Want Higher Express Rates
WASHINGTON-(By A. P.)-The
American Railway Express Company
today asked permission of the inter
state commerce commission to in
crease rates to absorb the railway
labor boards recent wage award.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
OItmmeko kerjaIdisia?


&iriopainoIiiffeemme nDfpinen
iobto on astitnitt taimaItanoan
toista toimintnipitottonn.
sos liifiiamne baliioipat fatiob-
toa niimefuIuneeieen prioteen t1p
tpp iofaiien ipostata bIempdn1 teb-
tppn fpipmpfieen fieIt6mGsti. Cut
mebGn totta totiiesti pihnne ipi1ofrna
.feri6nneet feneItafddn ientti6fGGnl
&oiffi toimintomnte of fopuioinniis
Ia rebeHiien ia SrmaIan iortnr mn
faiien Iiife-eI1an1n fnnSia. &iitos
IiifiioiIlennne ia miiIIe pstdmtIlem
me ia eritpifesti obferiIe oiinmies
biHemme, eta Min m1ipsnGttom6sti
meit6 toaninnosiamme tiiitte. @ar-
moan $erra rlinioin m66rin fore
moa mniipornne ia dbfernutenne.
@iiune ,piioii oil fiiitenfin wieId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

- Sofoinen iolle lebtatme mes
nestps on fallis, lufefoon tGmdn-
pGimaifesid leboesiGmme oleman tas
Ioustoimifunnort f%irjeen. SiinG pu
brrtoon felpGd fieltG npfpiiest6 a
femnsta INTERCHANGEABLE. 8armaa
on ettG eIIemm1e taboo toimia liif>
feemnte bptpafii ioamule ostlta fob
ii ipnft1G tiLemoiiiutta. Maailmun
pleinen tpafn1pa tiIanne fosfee emf
ten piffn IiiffeitG. psirtta emmeban
Serran rnniria tab6on eniin Ianniss
tlia2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
&itu manila ppettaja ojatteli GGmeen
firfpsfa
(Slt@nennos)

See erlme iiifG bortmisbetfestG
ooottaneet mitGGn eritpiStG, mlttto
fititenfin tiilimme iotnin iaamaon.
MeioGn of fititrneItalpo er6st6 I1s
betpsiaarnaa, ionfa iGIfeen foottiin
pleinen 'I1betpstoIebti. SGun6 foiffi
Ell fiiitentoGn ber6ttinpt mieIenfiin-
too, iiId taptpp tirnmistan. ett6 mo
uosti ennenfin olimrne miItei mtfs
funeet iefG %iaornon eta foleboin
ferdpsaion. @i mposfG1n ioarno oil
Tut mitG6n erifoinen iiIIG ie eli e.
ronnut poIionfaom iosnonoiiisia tis
Iaiiuiifiisia nifaiiemmin fitiiIemis-
tamrte i~aarrtoisto. Sliirin biiontio
fiifttpi t6Id fertoo monbnon opets
toinon.
Mif1Ii NOM muistoo oil poSto-
riIIa tefstinG mio tiitlit ionot:
"NRenfdd fniffeen mooilmaan ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

tpomainiolln on riittGm1Sti tpotd.
Mhitta t%oiielta puolenb moimmefo
jattdd fulliistilunastetit iielut fuo
Iemaan iinne misi6 fenties on main
ibmiSten eipanfeliaimia tarjoHa.
&ristutien raffauS moatii meit6
iuuriinfin ponniStlifiiin ia moi mel
I'd, jos nutumme 10 iilloin fun nie
la on p6ipd. iiIlG potin moi foit-
toa.
Weit1 firftofuntamme toimintaan
tulee Min pnrnGrtGGfleni on pantu
Iiinn mGbGn buumioto faniomme
nlloriioon, jofa on oiafli fielestGm
me mieraaantlinut. SentGboen, mitG>
Ii mabbollista, olili pantmpa buo-
miota mDos enelannin tielelle. mlit
ia main tnrpeen maatiesia. Mtilloin<
fam Ell oliii mdiDtt1mG muistele-
mtaan Inframenttien iuurto uripoa,
lill1 monet opot leip1per1iiiG eb>
toollisrpiernita, Onpo oiafii fasteen
tin lniromentti fanialaiStemmte bpl
faamd. Spba- feiGs ia rtppifoulut
anlaitlepat polion enenmGn blloIen
pitoa ia nripoa fltin mitG ne pleens
Ia laapat olaflenia. @ritpiStG 9rio-
miota anlaitiili fotibartalioen elippt
tdminen, iillG .miltei faiftialla nG>
tpp iiiben nGboen uneliaiiuus mai
fuaaipan. &aifeSia toiminnasla Diff
laataDa maalliffoien lpoinlat enem
mdn t1ptGntoon, iitG iul1remnnalIa
Ipplla fun ferran pappispoimat tirf
fofltnnasiamme onot merrattain
nirtfat. @ritDistd moitetta aniaitiie
Il ie ettG tpieldpG papistontin fes-
fuiloesta fi,llltu 1GniG, iotfa eiwGt
alistu nSfon fnliliaiiuliteen, naan
ipastuStaDat &ristlfien epanfeliu>
min 1l1ltStamaa altuutta ia lentGb-
ben toto firffof1tntnmmetin toimins
taa. &ienee fuitenfin ilmeistG, ett6
r1iinfuitan flin limit iaa meisiG mo
poasti pallita, Min ie eli tppop To-
odmeSla mataamnan, maan pltfeus
thu ianoibin ia tefoibin. SGmGn fai
fen obellq on tuitenfin f%irffofl1n-
tagnme funniafii mainittama, ett1
len ieurafunnisia on mpos pnlipn
niitd, iotfa omaaipat mailman
ipoittaman ltSfon ia iitG i~eurnten
fiirubta1pat plfdmme tllloa.
SGtG firioitettoesia on AZ firfs
fofnntamme ieurafuntaa nntanut
ipaaoittaDat tilastolIiiet tieoot ia
iensnGardstGdn. 9eGisfG ieurafunnis
la on i1ienin1 1862 miest6, 1715
rraiStn, 1883 poifaa ia 1924 tut
TOD eli Dbteenl1 1884 benfeG. Oh
mdn merrattain nlbaiien iaienmG1>
ran 1oboosta on bllomolitettana, et
td monet ieurdfunnistamme onot
lnhninlDoneet melnolliiulttenia an
taa tarpeelliiia tietoia. &~irffofun>
nan totonaisldienlumlllt moinenme
madritella 5000 :nefii. @apiStom-
me boiooSla olerpien itIen1isten leu
rafuntien iGienmGGrG on tGmGn Ii
i1fii melfoinen, pubirnattataan iii
ia fulresta fanioIaisioltfoSta, iofo
tapalla tai t~oiielln iolttitu papis>
tomane ia firffofuntomme paIneIus
to nallttimaan ia lie on epGilemGt-
ia iu1irempi filin nnriinaisten ieus
rafltntaloisten iolrffo.
&ullinut nuoii tuo mieIiimme
monta fiitofien atbetta, mltta Re
ipnnpttdG mnos monta toimomusta
ipoGmesiGanme. Soiiin ianoen: ie
feboittna mteitG innnnloan "S1b1n
asti on Sierra meitG alttonllt", NUT
to lie iaa meio1t mpos pubumaan s:
"SSeeias, toteito Iupaufieii, ole fans
iomme iofa pdipd". @enestpmiieni
me tafeefii lewGtto0n Sltmalon ar
ntoiilinaus tamGnfin muoiifofoitfs
iemrne plld. Iuno loupeus ia roii-
ia oIfoon meiodn fnnsiomme.
@rne Bainntn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
vaari itsestdnne!

~
@ifamme on maarnllinen. @ibol
linen on ldbellG fitiaufiinenia. SUI
mala foettelee meitG. SpoGn on mao
rasio hllo rnsfaltetufii. Scum tai
waalliiet mointot Wet6lpGt ipoGntG
plospGin Slmtalnn puoleen, met61
tito ipnnin painolaSti ipoGntd alas
pGin poispGin Sumnlasta. <n fiji
pajuofiiian pitGiii reppeslG pilfimes
Jam nopeasti iuosta tailpasta fob-
Den, bioastuttaa pnban tauffa BUM
.ta iuoflnsianio.
@apabtaia poroittoa opettslap-
iiania 2uuf. 81 IA :mneSiG "ettei II
oGmlenne rnsfaublt paibtpmilestG ia
juopotteluSto ia elatuflen buolista."
Gpt iuuri palion malitetaan elans
non talleutta ia muittenfin tnpa-
rain forfeita bintoja. @imGtfo iiis
monet ipo1met ole rasfartetut ela@
tuflen buolista9 Sllaan Tltfn rait
tiuoen aitafniloesia. &llitenfin on
palion p1ibtpmistd ia juopottelua.
&pllGf1Gn eim1t taiffi ole miinasta
iuopufiislo. Soiiet opat tansiibu-
meista iuopufiisia, toilet eldipGin
fupain tatiomiiesta iuopnfiisia,
toilet mliisto bltpeisto, mielGpG tot
Jet rifosiuunnitteIuista 'pnnd mibaS
ia ia fostonbimosta juoprtfiisia.
@aiffi ne leIloiiet ipo1nt1 rasfaltt>
tarpat, etta ban bibastuu ia mpo-
bGstpp iuotiusiania taiipann paltas
fi1ntaa foboen.
&ifaStltmiIen bimo OF mdllnn-
nut npfpaifana monen mielet. SGs
ma bimo mie toilet gltlnsiifeinotte-
luibin, toilet rifofielliiiin p%ritpfiiin,
toilet fomalpbGniipDteen buonompis
oiaiiin fobtam. SpoGn pantltu ia
paatitni1t pGittGG llttpolIiiefii fit1,
iofa SumnIan iannn ia omontun-
non eoesiG Ell Qlttpallista ole. SDoGn
on rasfautettu ia &ristufien iltitri
tulenlifen pGinG titlee ooottomatta
.bGnet 'fnaprttamnan.
tSrhpitteGemiien ia 1ioutinnon bi>
mo on mallannut moren mielet.
On leittlia, ioisia tonsiilotpojo on
rafennetti iofa fplGGn. TGbGn ben
gelliien eldmGn iolit tiifabtlnat. &i
foffet tansiiDasia fplGslG liiGGntp-
mot. SDbGn on rasfarltettit ia Ser
ran tilemiien pdipG pIIGttGG iba1is
fet.
Naiitintpia pitG1 noutinnon or
jalla oIla, maiffa benfi meniii. Niis
tG pitGd iaaon maiffa mit1 mofiai-
Il. &ifas oripelee: MIND fuitenfin
rtalttt1, Jos muilla on mliiite, mitG
NINA file moin. Miitta Serran fun
ri tileminen iaapitu 1ffiar1paan1at>
ia.
Seifp1n lnru OH tpnllonnlit uieim
mat mielet. Wtl1tta mitG ~toinreentli-
lomane i1rltstn poranee2 81 frfaan
thule riffoafii joliet Sitmala iiunoa.
@i i%itltrintoan nero moi iiiben orts
taa. Betolliiuuoelln inafputettn riff
talts on paaralIisto. sos SumaIa
iollii ionfitn alutii petolIifuuoelln
rifostita, min buono Ioppu iiitG fui
tentin Iopiifii tltIee. Serran iuuiri
palma tapaa iinlit ia iinitlla Ell ole
olipG lampusioii.
Surusinii fabeb6it toiiia ibmis
id. Stiedii iilId paa,n pabingoitot.
Surtsiaii ipDtdt SitmaIaa. 8G1rin
lima feet. sc on fuitenfin Slanolon
iuitrto ormoa, ettG fan pitGG itnus
ia fiinni, ettet iuiIliintpneenG jliofii.
Il iltin pain f~aootufieen. ct ole
fpieId perrin fopbd. Waitttn fatferoi>
out iiitG, ettG iparaii dIfaipot p6-
bentpG. Surantifen postafobta Ell
ole toimettomiius. See obferosti tpo
ia. Ole toimisioii tarffo. Iittta PEI
ia pois DGdrd iur1i. @tii eniin SSSi-
malon moltafirnton.
$dumaGrG on n1isi1 nooraIIiiis
= ~I-f.Ll..o ar rsT-.unu v .,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
firiopoinoaIaIIo Ieiffimistd

firiapainoalnlIa Ieiffimistd iiiben
naboen mita Re ON npt alfaneella
muooella ia mitd ie l6bitulemaiiul
besia tiilee olemaan. SSa ftitenfin
eiinn. Iltttaia-lebti ilman ilmoitifs
Tia toi miimefin mronno tappiota
buifean iurnman, pnperin ollesio
maSta Go ienttia palrna. Wtiten
iuiirefii tdma tappio tileetaan fun
taperi noulee 1876 ienttiin par>
ma! Sanomme iuoraan eta Iutta-
jon tilauSbinta oliii npt 10 forotets
tnma f~obtulioen mtfaan ainafin
tuolella ia ebfGpG enemrnGllGfm.
S(stenpioettp firfollisfofol1fiemme
fuitenfin p1Gtti leboen Dinnan mie-
Iii pplpttGG entiiellaGn ia toimia
~rrirten eteenpGin pGGiemiletii. Mut
ia painatoon iotainen Iiittaian luz
fiia mieleenld ielirnaipan totuitoen
Snfcmalla 2 bpllarin @nttajaa to-
na falliiila aifana iaa jofainen lab
jafii toiien 2 bullnria ia plan C.
remmGnfin.
Wlitta fufa matiaa firiapainos
liifteelle tuon labiarnbalL ionfa fen
tdptpp Iuttaiau ililfaistesiann an
taa lutiioilleen9
@oimne lanoo: t11Gn asti or
len tebnbt liifemaailnln. Mutta fais
fello on raianio. 81 ~liifemailmc
moi Dfiin obtaa pieneen lebteemrrlt
Min palion ilmoitltfiia. ettG ie moii-
fustanmisten pba noustesia pit6i
lebtiliifettG pllG. sc on mabooton'
ia, iill1 taboommeban tofi, ettI
Muttaiasia lentdGn on enemmGn I,
femista fuin iImoittfiin. Gift
niin9
sos tGmGn mponnGt, old paba!
til jos firiapainoliiffeen iobtoflr,tt
asfen on tdantpnpt pitoleeii eritpi'
iellG firjeellG. Sue ie firie moneel
fertaon, mieti it'd ia toimi fen mn
faan. Sofainen Jana iiinG firieesii
on matnan barfinttan ia %tirffotun
tamune etlta fatiopan mietinnGn II
los.
SGllGfG1n firielmGllG emqne fer
iGa. Wte emlme bali,a litd teboG
Scum ME fGGnnpmne lufiioittemrr
pitoleen, on meilI1 annettapano 10
tain tooellista ia bpoopllist1 iiti
mafioa waStaan iota pppOGmm
NOTWITHSTANDING.
SaIl6 fertaa on fpipmpfiesiG teo.
t jofa e%p1ilemGtt1 titlee niioen fotiel
nriuoffanfii uarteefii ioisia falleil
!, firiamme, &aamattii, iaa ola fun
!, niapaifaIlnan. Rnst. Soloien firjo
"Hastoraalifirieet1 iosta oio o.
~iuIfaistu ndptteefii Irttojasia mu
Dem nifana, on tooella barpinaine
t ulttuus &aamatun ielitps opin alnl
Ia. SuomenfieIellG Ell tGb1n aSti o
lie enren iellaista ~iitlfaistu. sc
olpulln moi innoa &aannatun ton
: feinmistd fbipmpfiistd ielm1n, I'll
Ia iiinG fdiitellG1n niitG iit1irelIa @
/ iiantu1temulfiella ia epanfeeliiesti
Sintafin ON perrin baIpa iiiben no
bent mitd tGllniiet teoflet pIeenl
| mnfialpat. GIfoon Ills fufaan, ioll
Iiittoias Fifteen menestpS on faIlis
, iGGfo iprid6n iilId meitd fanniis
taa mppntiin Iebtemnle menestpmi
men.
2opputuloS: finn olet iaanut as
, fen ldbettGmGmpite firieen toimi oi
, It's fen miifaan ia banfi, jos mnb
/ oollista .Dfii tai uieampi ipierosfi
tilaaio i~onotulIe firinlle. &abot noe
/ uieampifin benfilo IGbettGd iomosi
t firieesid, fun paan fiinfin oiote |
moitetaan ielmdsti.
!, Mhaista ettG fiunin laiminlb6ntii
/ tupi merfita ciuanfeeliien lebtetrtn
ipanriuta. Sabbotfo iitd!
2osfe tGm1 aiia mafamasti ono
letimnoIleiil
Saloustoimifiintn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
@irffofutanp1te
!, pappeid

ieitrofrntin pppoGmme mltistamoar
foti- ia iiidl1betpsfasiao foleboeilla
~beinGfiniIIa, firten firfoIlisfofo,tfien
tefemG pGGtos melnoittao. sos faif
finlln Ell ferit1 bein1flnilln. tebtGs
foon Re ~eIofuiiIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
H.: To help preserw he ideals and
sacred traditions of ! lis. our adopt
cd country, the Uniled States OF
America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

- Sbmisipb6n ON tooeIIa merrill
linen bdppale. &itn meitG ~febittoon,
bppiteIlGGn ia htairiteIInon, iiGIoin
on olornme mlifn bupoista, mlttta
jos foomine oniioittemrne mitfam
moitteito, fosfee Re meibin fipe1sti
ia olemme onnettGnio. 8osta SSli-
nnnlnn orrtion eI1tpG omistaminert
moi meta t6siGfin iribteesia biIlitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

aebotomme Iiifiioitanme Ia-
fenaon tdnrdn pdipdiiestd IebSess
tdurrie inneen opettoipon fertont
fen: "0ifu ipnnbo opettoia oio
.Sdneeu ffrsosia1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
LMOITUSHINNAT:

Kuolonilmoitukset ristin, raam1n j.
yhdeD varsyn kanssa SLIPS, kahden
vsrsyn kanssa $1.50. JOS useampia
varsyja halutaan, on 2bc lisSttava
kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
Esattava &c jokaiselta sanalta, jotka
halutaan julkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. - Syntyma-, kin
laus- ia Observation-Disclosures
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
julkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures 1c
sal alta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
julkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
silta 50c palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
sia ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
mukana. Seisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

Bost. g. 8uori jonfo ters
ipeps aIfoi miirtito 10 iiiben oifaon
tuin bdn toiunitti lebtedmme, on
nellie IdbettdmdniG firieen mi-
fam poterit pitemmdn nitoo mois
feao bengenab6istlista Eoimotam-
me pifdisto parnrtitmista iielId
6pencerin rnittiisia iIunasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22

Arm. YstdtpGmmel Sioitteis
to miuitettoesia iImoittofna alma en-
linen iefd irifi oioite.
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While other papers are justly raising the sub
scription price in response to increased cost The
Pioneer has lowered it's price to new subscribers,
to whom we offer it eight month for SO cents in
advance. The Pioneer will be 9 warm number dur
ing this campaign and we want to send our heat
rays over as large territory as possible Sub
scribe now. 4E%t W. I.sE4 &&ss t$$&@ W."
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at backslding, until the RECEIPT great
quakes that IN 1017-18 again shattered
the fair city Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Horton Blackiston in the South Amer
lean. - ~. .r% y, .,f4l ~
MADE THEIR way TO FAVOR
Words. Banned Fifty Years Ago Are
Now BY General Consent Recoo-
1;xed 40 Proper.

L.
Most newspapers have an index ex-
.purgatorious in which are listed all
the tempting words banned at the
time Of its compilation as to bad
usage, remarks a writer in the Home
Sector. 1T is amusing to read one Of
those lists, drawn up for q New York
newspaper 50 years ago, a long dis
,carded list, frownings on such words
as aspirant, bogus, collided. com
menced (for begun). employe, endorse
.(for approval), humbug,1 ignore, jeop-
sardlze, lengthy, loafer, ovation, post
ed (for, inforped), predicate, progress
ing, reliable :(for trustworthy, row.
dies, taboo, talented and vicinity (for
neighborhood). Most Of these are now
quite respectable and would have the
freedom even Of those newspapers
which once spurned them. Thus, as
ever, do the heresies Of today become
the gospel Of tomorrow. Thus does
progress march. t-a r @>,
1t happens in language, in econo-
mics, in politics. Tomorrow conserva-
tives will be found stoutly defending
the program which yesterdays radicals
drew UP. Perhaps an appreciation of
this fact ought to produce philo.
sophie. calm, but it Is quite as likely to
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produce temper. And vet it is absurd
to swear at the conservative man as
1t is to denounce the dam in the stream
and the brake on the engine.
Growth Of Plants.

Among plants, after the period Of
growth in spring and summer there Is
a period of dormancy before the cold
weather sets In and II plants are
maintained arti1cially at a high tenn
perature this dormant period persists.
Exposure to cold issneeded to activate
the plant for another period OF growth.
Perhaps the liberation Of engines acts
on the stored starches, converting
them into sugars or the phenomenon
may be due to change In the per-
meability of the !; cell-membrane.
Though normally the stimulus required
for renewal Of growth Is supplied
by cold, mechanical injury or q period
Of drying may have the same effect.
The process occurs independently in
any exposed part of a plant, SO that
II one or two branches Of q plant. be
kept continually warm while the other
is subjected to the usual winter chill
ing, the former will not develop on the
return of summer temperature though
the latter develops as usual. Il %zz$aa VI
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BEETLEs,As HAIR. ,REsToRER$
Species Of insect That Has Peculiar
Properties Found In Many I" 7.
Parts Of Europe. ,.y. ry}%

v Y VI N - = II u .Y6 s,i%&H f. ssJss
OF the thousands Of people who use
hair-restorers. few know that the hair
growing power Of these preparations
is, In most cases. obtained from
beetles. - AZ y III $
The particular beetles In question
are called blister-beetles, and belong
to the group known as Cantharides.
These insects, which are abundant In
France. Spain, Sicily and Russia, are
collected In great numbers and killed
by being plunged into strong vinegar.
They are then dried and ground to a
fine powder. This powder Is soaked In
chloroform and the mixture distilled.
The result is cantharidin. ,.,,,4
This cantharidin makes the hair
grow by causing tiny, invisible b]isters
to form underneath the skin. These
blisters contain ~ blood-serum the
finest tonic In the world for worn.Out
hair cells. The biisters do not cause
any pain. All that Is felt -is aspleasant
tingling sensation. -..5. ..n,
The beetles themselves use this
blisteringIijuice MS protection against
birds and animals which would other.
wise make meal of them. 'Sf -
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Varying Opinions.

< Deacon Gildrow says that IL a man
loves woman. well enough to cheer.
fully write q check in payment for
her new suit, though he knows it
means that he will have to make his
old ove=coat do another winter, 1t
ia safe to marry her. f. ~
And Mrs. Deacon Gildrow says that
If you love man well enough to
think you would like to see the floor
Of the closet Uttered up with his old
shoes it will be perfectly safe to