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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16

KRUNYR ZACHRANIL
VENlZELOSE.

PaTiz, Is. srpna. Retizkovy
krunyr, noseny pod kosili, "a
chranil pred smrti Eleutheria
Venizelose, reckeho premiera,
ma nehoz spachan byl vrazed-
ny utok dvema byvalymi recky
mi dnstojniky ma Lyonskem
nadrazi Y Pafizi. Pet kuli zasa-
hlo premiera, ale jenom jedna,
jez Sc roztrfstila ma ctyri kusy,
zpIsobila zranenf. V souvislo~
| sti tfmto ozn$menim vyslo ma
jevo, re take anglicky :kral no.
81 podobny krunyr.
Ackoli oznameno feckeho
vyslanectvi, ze utocnici ma We
nizelosa byli ovladani ciste O.
sobnimi pohnutkami, piece je-
nom Sc udrzujf povesti, ze
spiknuti bylo sosnovano We Svy
carsku re jeho dcelem bylo
odstranenf Venizelose, tax ably
mohl byti dosazen ma trim by
valy kral Konstantin. Venize-
los byl pry stopovan hned cd
odiezdu q Athen, ale teprve ma
Lyonskem nadrazi sc naskytla
prvnf prilezitost ma podniknuti
atentatu. z ncmocnice Sc sde-
luje, ze stav premierdv jest u.
spokojivy.
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PRODA Sc DUN pro dive

MIA De DOM pro dVe
rodiny, kde jsou tez diva OBJ
chody, garaz, ziva obchodni
ulice. Majetek tento ma ce-
nu $4,000 a da Sc pfi rych-
lem prodeji "a $4,000. Ho-
tove je tfeba pouze $1,000,
zbytek ma 51a% % urok.
Tez Sc proda moderne "a
flzeny jednorodinny dim O
6tl pokojich "a vyhodnych
podminek. Blizsi sdeli Fr.
'Vitak, 10114 Unity Ave. S.
w. Tel. Ohio State Lorain
|223-K.
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SOTVA UVERtTE

jak snadne jest zasobiti Sc ma
celou zimu teplym spodnim
pradlem, puncochami, stfiznim
zbozfm a jinymi potfebami to-
no druhu, opatffte-li 81 kousek
po kousku re stfiznich obcho-
dG "u Koudeld", V elsie Abs
Broadway (vedle hasich) a v
elsie 1928 Warner Road, kde
jak znamo, koupite vzdycky
jen prvotridnf zarucene zbozl
"a velice mirnou cenu.
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POLSKE zENY MA FRONTU

VarSava, 13. srpna. Varsava
byla dnes vzrusena, kdyz ba-
talon zen pochodoval hlavni-
mi ulicemi ma sve ceste ma from.
tn, ably Sc podilel ma obrane
hlavniho mesta. Kazda re zen
nesla rucnici strelivo. Zeny
tyto byly jiz drive pod ohnem,
pfi obrane Vilny, kde utrpely
asi Sedesat ztrat.
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Nemoc ledvin. Pan Karl

Vinsell q Brooking, Sask., pi-
Sc: "Chci vysloviti svoje uzna-
nj DR.. Petra Hoboku; vylec,-
10 mne z ledvinove choroby,
kterou jsem byl stizen pres
pet roki. Zkusil jsem mno-
no lekafd a rdznych leku, aniz
bych nalezl dlevy. Jsem nyni
zdrav a silen." Tento spolehli-
w bylinny lex neprodava Sc V
lekarnach, jest dodavan primo
vyrabiteli, DR.. Peter Fahrney
& ons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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VYMENf Sc novy domek q

VYMENf Sc novy domek O
6ti svetnicich okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek O 4 svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 1898 str. a k tomu jests
jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc tri don1y a stor. na vych.
76 ul., blfze Cedar Ave., dale
vymenim obchod "a privatni
dunn. Nam rnoho iinych domu
jak na prodej, tax ra vtmenu.
Haste Sc U Them. Suchy. 24e5
E. IS st. Tel. prnct. 1875 w.
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DrObne
Ozrlamky

VDOVEC jednim, 4letym
ditkem, devcatkem, V. start 80.
rokd, ndsledkem : nedostatku
znanostt mini Sc seznaniti S
aivkou nebo vdovou V start do
30. let, "a prfcinou snatku.
Zdda Sc podobenka, ktera Sc
Ma pozadani vrati. Mlcenlivost
Sc zarucuje. Poctiv3 minene
nabidky zaslete pod znackou
"Mlcenlivost," do adm. t. istu.
8-18
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NEODVISLA REPUBLIKA
RECKA.

Pafiz, Is. srpna. Gabriel
D'Annunzio, italsky basnik q
vojensky vddcc, jenz dobyl me
sto Reku sensacnim vojenskym
kouskem ma pocatku minuleho
roku, prohlasil svetu "neodvi-
slou republiku Reckon"
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S65.OO KOuPt mluvici stroi
ceny Sl75.oo 80 ekotiy
Haste Sc Y elsie 31fI w Is.
st nahoFe. hlize Clark Ave.
e-27
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"Chces mne donucovati

ku pravu osobnosti?"
"Tot' zcela spravne," donna
val 81 Courcier duchu nafika-
We. "Potlral bych cele sve poll
ticke vyznani viry a tax ne
budu prece sam sebe biti v tvaf
- A pfece - vydati sve dite
nyni nepfateldm? Ach, kdyby
slo jine, bylo by vzdy snaze
rozetnouti takovy uzel - je-li
vsak clovek sam postaven pred
otazku - --Gilberto, vidfs,
jak tezko jest mi, vidis, ze Sc
nedovedu do toho vpraviti, a.
bych te ztratil - co mann uci-
niti, abych 81 te udrzel?"
"Dati zviteziti lasce otcov-
ske mad svou samolibosti. Ne
oceniti sve ctizadostive snaze-
nj povaleni domnelych ne
pfatel mad prani, videti st'ast-
nym sve dite. Otce, ach, chces
mne videti u svych nohou, pl-
nou nejvrelejsi vdecnosti, plnu
zboznujici lasky? Del mne
muzi, jehoz milujii"
'Tu .bys mne opustila tez"
Gale kazdy den meho zivo-
ta byl by. naplnen .ydecnosti,
obdivem tive ,velkomyslnosti,
kdezto takto protruchlim III
Wit svGj v zoufalstvi mad tvoji
zatvrzelosti!" !"
Courcier dychal tax tezce,
jakoby mel prsa sesnerovana.''
"Radeji do klastara, nez-hl
abys byla u Tresorieru !" roz-
hodl posleze dutym hlasem.
IS Bohem tedy, otce," Ease
ptala Gilberta, tonouc slzach.
Nechtel il videti a obratil Sc k
nj zady.
Vycerpana zlomena timto
poslednim bojem vySla Gilber-
ia stkalie pokoje.
Kdyz Courcier pax vecer po-
prve sedel u stolu sam, opano-
vala no hluboka truchlivost.
Sledovan nepratelskymi, pred
huzek plnymi zraky stare slu-
zebne, pojedl chvatem neko-
lik soust, nacez pax utekl sc
do sveho pokoje a zapalil 81
doutnik, aby V oblaccich jeho
dymu hledal ltechu.
Ale z modrych oblacku, KITE
re krouzily Sc ke stropu, vyzi-
raj ma neho posmesny pohled
bankeruv, vedle nehoz nofily
Sc zasmuSile tahy nepraveho
Gervaise stinovite mihala Sc
.tvaricka blede, meme jeptisky
V hrubem vlnenem havu a BIZ
lem cepecku, ktera no upama-
tovavala ma ieho dceru. Rozla-
deni vzrustalo a nechtelo u
stoupiti.
Mel bych splatiti tenn Treso-
rierilm penize "a "Partie Re-
volucionaire", vzpominal 81.
"Zitra je mail dostati.' y
Jista skupina politiku nabl-
dla mu totiz "a list slusny pc
niz a prodej zdrzel sc jenom
tim, re Courcier chtel 81 smlou
YOU zajistiti vedeni redakce ma
dalsi tri roxy, kdezto kolegove
leho v te pticine chteli 81 ne
chati volnou ruku. Z
Nabizeli mu sice, re nc po-
nechaji jako hlavniho redakto-
ra, ale do zavaznych pfipovedi
nechteli Sc pousteti; cite, jak
skrovno jest pfi tom zabezpe-
ceni leho, rozpakoval Sc dopo-
sud obchod uzavriti.
Nutnost vsak, aby Tresorle-
row hodil k noh5m hfisny Jeho
penlz, neponechavala mu vol
by line. coz novou zlobou no
naplllovalo k "lichvafum" otcl
a synu.
Ma okamzik projela mu hla-
YOU myslenka, obratiti Sc ma
Jacuuinota. Ten mezitim po-
sleze nasel prostfedek, ably u
lovil 1fad ministra / vefeJnXch
pracl mohl no Courcler ny1l
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"A a - -
nebnemu, reptilnimu fondu -
kterak by mohl nyni z neho
sam cerpati?
A pax - ami nevedel, iak by
jej Jackquinot prijal! Nedavno
pocuchal no Courcier trochu v
1vodniku a nekdejsi kamarad
byl velmi citlivy.
Kdyby vsak ministr dal 81
rici, musil by Courcier napri-
| ste lamati "a neho ostep vzdy
a vsude a myslenka, vytrubova
tt We SVEN liste slAvu sveho pri-
tele, byla mu nesnesitelne trap
nOu.
| uzavfel konecne obchod, a
mel zadostiucineni, re mohl
poslati mlademu baronu Tre-
sorierovi 10000 frankd pro-
sbou o potvrzeni "obratem
| posty". Jeste tehoz vecera do
stal ma tyto kvitanci a predict
tai 81 il pobrucivym uspoko-
jenim. -
"Me penize prece vzafy -"
pravil 81. "Ja Cd Mich nemam
niceho, ale oni mali me penize"
Dvacet tisic franku poslan-
ce Courciera zdalo Sc mu totiz
byti dalekocennejsim nez O.
mech 10000 franku pana Ger
vaise a mel pocit, ze mlady
muz je ted dluzen jemu.
j. .Tento prijemny sebeklam
nebyl, inn vsak ponechan dlou-
no. liz, ma druhy den nasel V
cele listiny SHREK Spolku pro
zrfzovaaG sohfivaren polozku:
'NGilberta 10000 franku."
Chveje Sc zlosti, kdyz to cetl,
a rozvazoval, nema-li psati jim
drichu Tresorierovi a prohlasi-
ii mu, ze povazuje no "a nice
mu. Pfi blizsi uvaze musil 81
vSak doznavati, re mlady muz
jednal slusne a spravne, a tax
mu nezbylo, nez-li zazirati Sc
Ivzdy hloubeji do pocitu opu-
stenosti a horke nenavisti k Ii
dem.
Byl skutecne ma tom nedo-
bre. Klesl vySe sveho mocen-
skeho postaveni We vefejnem
tisku, zustavaje bez dalsiko
vyznamu nez pouheho poslan-
ce, jakych tolik Jest, a byl nu-
cen ted pokorive 81 to donna
vati v trpkostech, jichz padle
veliciny nezustavaji uchrane-
my. Lide, kteri vcera jeste po-
klonkovali pred MIN, jen ably
Sc dostali do "parlamentnich
reliefu'', stall Sc pres noe tax
kratkozrakymi, re no ami ma u
lici nepoznavali. Nebyl jiz zvo-
len "a predsedu sve skupiny a
pi.i volbach do komise narodo-
| hospodafske musil podlehnou-
ii mladickemu poslanci umir-
meme levice, kteremu bylo sotva
26 roku :. Holobradkovi, de-
| t'atkul A on, Courcier, Yak
Blanquiho. pevny sloup nej-
krainejsi levicel
Ano, ano. Po desetilete par
'lamentni cinnosti byl jeho vliv
skrovn6jsi nez-li prveho dine.
To vrsilo jeho rozladeni. Byl
: muzem zlomenym.
Gilberta mezitim radosti
pozivala nabozenskeho vyuco-
v5ni V Neuilly ochotne vypo-
lnahala pri vselike praci.
! Dunn, do nehoz vstoupila ma
radu sveho duchovniho o.
chrance, nenalezel ke klaste-
rum, V nichz zbozne sestry. od-
davaji Sc necinnosti. S klaste-
rem byla spojena lidova ku-
chyne, jesle dina krejcovska
Ia zalozeni sve vdecil klaster
dobrodince lidstva, ktera zbu-
dovala tento 1stav svym nakla-
dem a opatrila jej kapitalem
ustav rozvinul sc vsak tax rych
lie byly ma nej kladeny poza-
davky takoye, ze bylO nutno O.
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dunn pro
dve rodiny, plyn, voda, elektri-
ka, dive koupelny, skopky ma
pradlo, velka ban, garaz a tri
Lofty. Haste Sc elsie 134O9
Lorenzo Ave. Y Mt. Pleasant
mezi kinsman a Buckeye Rd.
sis
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn ma Barkwill Ave-, tez lot
na E. 1873 ul., je 40 pfi 12O str.
Haste Sc v els. 5110 Barkwill
Ave. S-16
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PRIJME Sc divka mocna ce.

PRIJME Sc starSi zena k
myti nadobi V restaurantu, jez
by nlohla rypomoci kuchyni.
Haste Sc L A. Pick, 4729
Broadway. !?
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| 80 SDv 49, FASSAAhs
Bylo jich pouzivano v ku-
chyni, chovaly v pofadku cely a
pracovni sine, vafily polevky,
metly chodby a dvur, nebo by
ly zamestnany jeslfch osetro-
|var1im ditek ii rucni praci v ST
nj, We ktere Sc silo pradlo.
Mimo hodiny, kdy byly Jim
pfedepsany nabozenske vyko-
ny, travily stateene zeny Cas- v
ustavicne praci, ktere bylo do
sti cd rama do vecera.
| Jednotlive dokonce ami po-
boznostf nemohly Sc sucastniti,
protoze behem jich dohlizely,
a zapocatou praci byly nuce-
my udrzovati v chodu.
Gilberta cd prvniho dne bez
zdrahani nasledovala jejich
prikladu, tfeba neodpovfdala
jtezka prace jeff dosavadnf W.
chove.
Bee odmluvy vykonavala
sluzemne prace uprostred o.
statnfch sester, kterymi vetsi-
nou byly selske dcerky bez vys-
siho vzdelani, ale dobre, pocti-
I've duse.
| Dvakrate tydne prisel vikaf
Brossard do Neuilly, aby svoji
chovanku sam uvadel do nau-
ky nabozenske, coz pro Gilber-
tn bylo hodinami skutecne sva-
Iteenfmi.r
| Vecer, kdyz spoleenice jeff
Idavno iiz spaly, ucila Sc sve-
mu katechismu, nebot' treba re
Ipodrobovala Sc domacimu
pravidlu casneho vstavanf, by
10 il pfeee zhola nemozno
choditi spdt sc slepicemi.
Pn veskere napinave praci
cftila Sc telesne neobycejne
Isvezi; hloubati o SVEN stavu
|nemela casu a to bylo jejim ste
stim.
| Ma sveho otce nicmene ne
zapomfnala. Psala mu kazdy
|tyden, prosila no o zpavy, jak
Sc mu vede, a ujist' 'ovala no
svou nezmernou laskou.
| Odpovedi nedostavala vubec.
| Mohlo sc zdati, ze Courcier
skutacne vypudil re srdce sve
ljedine dite to Gilbertu hlubo-
ce zarmucovalo.
Dosti rychle uplynuly mlade
divce diva mesice. Vycerpana
Iustavicnou praci, ale vnitrne
klidna a nelitujfci sveho roz-
hodnuti, klesala kazdeho vece-
ra hluboky spanek.
Jednoho Ultra byla zamest-
mana We skladisti odstrafova-
MIN tezkych balikG lozniho
prada, zhotoveneho dime
klasterni, kdyz vstoupila pred
stavena damou, ktera chtala
81 prohlednouti dstav.
/ Gilberta byla vzrusena v nej
hlubsim nitru, kdyz poznala -
baronku Tresorierovu Jin-
drichovu matku!
"TeSi mne, re vas vidim, mi
le dite - cepecek vam slusi
roztomile. Sestro Terezo, smim
chvilenku pohovoriti Sc slec-
nou Courcierovou mezi ctyTma
ocima?"
"Zajiste, pani baronko, jak
dlouho chcete. Wy il tedy zna-
|te, nasi milou Gilbertu? Mohu
fici, re jest nam vsem vzorem
skromnosti a pile. Mia dcero,
bud pani baronce zcela k
sluzbam - je nasi dobrod6j-
kou budeme il vdeciti po-
trebnou novostavbou.'
S temi slovy odporucila Sc
pfedstavena. Jakmile byly sa-
my, vzala pani z TresorierI
mlade devce v naruc a srdec-
ne je polibilo.
TX vdli yam jedine jsem zde
Gilberto, to vam jiz asi feklo
vlastni srdce! Kdosi, jenz mi je
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PRODA Sc.

PRODA Sc naly domek bill
ze Washington Parku. Haste
Sc Y 6isle 1868 e. 43. ul. SIT
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PRODA Sc novy moderni
Jednorodinny dunn sedmi DO
koJich, kombinacni fernes.
fireplace, skffn ma knihy, china
cabinet, elektrika, plyn, naleza
Sc V elsie 4091 E. 1873 ul. 2
Miles Ave. Pocka Sc tez ma
druhy merkyc, aneb sc vezme
lot. Haste Sc v els. 3577 E. 1875.
ul. z Union Ave. a-16
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PRODAM grocerni a feznic-
KY obchod V dobrem okolf, ty-
dne Sc strzi ma $1,000 hotove
mimo knizek. Pficina prodeie
odjezd do Czech. Adressa Sc
sdeli adm. "Sveta", 8-21
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DVOURODINNY dim n 5t;

DVOURODINNY dunn O 5ti
svetnicich $ koupelnou dole i
nahore, dubove podlahy finis,
diva kirby, dive vyhrevni pece,
dvoJitd garaz, ulice dlazdena.
Naleza Sc v Mt. Pleasant. Ce-
ma $4,000. Blizsi sdeli Sc v u
fadovne F. j. Nejedlik Co.,
l1015 Union Ave-, Tel. Broad
way 2586 - Union 1861 r. I?
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KOUPiSE

KOUP1 Sc reznicky obchod
V ceskem okoli. Nabidky "a
Slete do adm. t. listu. SIG
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PRODA Sc grocerni stor a
moderni dunn, hodici Sc pro
dve rodiny. Ciste velmi dobrs
okoli. Haste Sc V cfsle 1920
Searsdale Ave. Vezmete w.
25th karu. 8-26
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
THE GENERAL SHILLING

Now,as a general proposition. 4
think nay be figured that French
man. burning sentimental, will give
free vent to the thoughts that are
in his heart; that an American will
try 1so hide his emotions under mask
VI Ieyity, and that an Englishman,
emphasizing, after a somewhat differ
ent pattern the racial embarrassment
ne shares will seek 20 appear out,
warx1ly Indifferent, incidentally be-
coming more or less inarticulate.
But thgfe are exceptions to all rules
and 50 far as the rule pertains to
the Britisher, am thinking of one
,exceUtion in particular. The incident
was t6ld to me by a man who was
present when it occurred.
He said he was passing through
Charing Cross station one night when
he saw couple of Canadian subal-
terms emerging from one of the re-
freshment booths. Both of them
had been wounded. One had his right
arm in sling and limped as he walk
ed. The other was that most pitt
able spectacle this war can produce
young man blinded. Across his eyes
was drawn white cloth band and he
moved with the uncertain fumbllng
gait of one upon whom this affllc
ton has newly come.
With his uninjured arm the lame
youth was steering his companion.
The two boys-for they were only
boys, my informant said-halted in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

Frank H. Schumacher for Dissolu-
ton of the corporation known as
North Redwood Farmers Co-opera-
Creamery.
The State of Minnesota To all Per
sons Interested:
The petition of Frank H. Schuma-
chez having been duly filed in this
court representing that he IS the own
er of majority interest in said cor
poration and that said corporation has
suspended all it's business for more
than one year prior to the date of
said petition, and that said corpora
ton has no property either real or
personal and that it is not indebted
in any manner whatsoever, and pray
ing that it be dissolved, and for such
other and further relief as to the
court may seem just and proper.
1t is ordered, That said petition he
heard before this court at the off ce
of the Judge of said court in the City
of Redwood Falls, in the County of
Redwood and State of Minnesota, on
the 3rd day of February, 1919, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard
and that notice of such hearing be
given to all persons interested there
in by publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks
prior to the date of hearing in TIE
Redwood Gazette, legal weekly
newspaper printed and published in
the City of Redwood Falls, in said
County Of Redwood.
Witness the Honorable |. NJ. Olsen
Judge of said Court, this 10th day
of December, 1918.
J. NJ. OLSEN.
District JUICE
A c. Dolliff, Attorney for PetitlUo-
er, Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
% 3's
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
THE TRUE REPUBLICAN MISSION

Editorial in the Springfield Republican
In publicly declaring his disagree
ment with Senator Knox on the ques-
ton of a League of Nations, Mr.. Taft
is doing his noblest 20 prevent the
Republican party from drifting into 4
hepelessly reactionary position. The
present tendency of the party must be
alarming to that large body of its en-
lightened membership that is natural
ly in sympathy with movements that
are elevating and civilizing in charac
ter. The most conspicuous party lea
der, aside from Mr.. Taft, whose in
fluence in the organization is COM
paratively slight have permitted
themselves to become Indifferent if not
antagonistic to the League of Nations
idea, and to produce the impression
that the Republican party might be
counted upon 20 contribute powerful
| ly to it's defeat. When Republicans
like Mr.. Roosevelt, Mr.. Lodge, Mr..
Knox and Mr. Root among the East
erners give to the cause very cold COM
fort at the best, their example must
have a powerful effect upon the young
ster Republicans whose natural abili-
ty entities them to aspire to leader
| ship in .he years to come.
The older leaders are making a
grave mistake. Such is the situation
being created by them that an i'm
mense opportunity is now presented
| to some talented and sincere Repub-
lican of the younger group to chal-
lenge the wisdom of the attitude of
l. 49, ofT hn o,~fxy Whnrn
this man can be found must puzzle
on who surveys the field. The Pacific
coast group of Republicans are so
obsessed with fear of home sentiment
regarding the Orientals and the pow
er of Japan, that they dare not give
the League of Nations the broad-vi-
stoned consideration that it merits.
Elsewhere Mr. Roosevelt's violence of
criticism, which has almost reached
the stage of mania in connection with
all Wilsonian policiesfi has undoubted-
ly terrorized mos. of the younger Re
publicans, ambitious to enjoy public
career of distinction and large influ-
ence The fear in their hearts is that
open opposition to the Roosevelt lea
dership might blast The prospects of
harmony in 1920 and postpone their
own advancement in the public SER
vice
Yet the whole history of the Unit
ed States logically places the League
of Nations scheme under The protec-
ton and championship of the Repub-
lican party. For that party and its
predecessors since the foundation of
the Union in 1857 have naturally and
on the whole consistently supported,
the idea of unity in the form of FEEDER
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an arched exit to put on their top
coats before stepping into drizzle.
The crippled officer released his hold
upon his friends elbow to shrug his
own garment upon his shoulders.
The second blesse was making a
sorry job at finding the armholes of
his coat when a handsome elderly
officer, with the badges of major
general upon his shoulders and a
breast loaded with ribbon decorations,
stepped up and, with the words, LET
me help you, won't you?" held the
coat in the proper position while deft
ly he guided the blind boys arms in
to The sleeve openings.
In a second the unexpected denoue-
ment came. The youngster reached
into his pocket; then felt for the
hand of his volunteer who had come
to his assistance.
'Thank you very much" he said
and there is the palm of the astonish-
ed general lay a shilling.
The other lieutenant, the youth with
the bandaged arm, stumbled to his
comrades side He may have meant
to whisper, but in his distress he
fairly shouted it out:
you've just handed tip to ma
jor general"
Mortified, the blind boy spun abou.
on his heel to apologize.
'I'm so sorry, sir" he gasped. 81
i thought it was porter, Of course
/ beg your pardon-a thousand times
sir 7 hope you'll forgive, sir" And
with that he held out his hand 20
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A FAIR DAYS PAY

The radical Socialist have lost>pre7
sent interest in the problem of ad
justment of wages tc the cost OF liv-
ing after the war. "a fair days work
for fair days pay, is not what this
sort 1ow asks, but rather "everything
for the worker.
Not long since Socialist orator,
addressing a little group of his com
patriots at a small station in North
Dakota, said.
'Look at these rich farms! See
their fine barns and houses! See the
rich farmers in their automobiles!
Who made them rich? We laborers
did! What made them rich? Get
ting more than their share in the
deal! Here we work for four dollars
a day, when ten would not be enough.
Twenty-Five dollars a day for us
would not be our full share"
A wise man might not be able to
determine what is the fair share Of
labor on a farm; but one thing is
apparent, namely, that doubling wag
es is no more cure for covetous
ness than doubling profits. The en-
ployee would be no better Satls1lec
with twice five dollars a day than
the employer would with twice five
thousand dollars profits. "He that,
loveth silver shall not be satisfied
with silver; nor he that loveth album
dance with increase" The fair days
pay for the fair days work is the
only safe basis for employee or en-
ployer And that is a question for
fair Observation-Disclosures Jour
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

Brown county stands fifth among
the sc counties in the state in the
per capita purchase of War Savings
Stamps, with $21.73 to the credit of
each enhabitant. Redwood county
stands sixth with $21.64. LIE Sueur
heads the list with $2307, followed by
Rock, Lyon and Pipestone, All SIX
leading counties are in southwestern
Minnesota. Ramsey county is near
the bottom with only $500 per CAPT
ia, with Hennepin only trifle higher
1857. Brown and Redwood counties
have reason to be proud of their po-
sitions in the list published by the
minnesota w. S. S. Progress"